Weekly Messenger, Volume 4, Number 200, Vevay, Switzerland County, 24 October 1835 — Page 4
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oi-ct 5;i?'i5c. Tho muslin at if not taken out in three months, will be sent
... 1; an J j then redden,cd, but to the General Tost oilice s dead iqttere
Ui ? tt'llSIl CXpOeCi
i,'. fiiL A obt ofrice in Vc'vay,
on the 30th day of September, IS35 which
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FAHKTVIILL. .Ki-. '.i, ff.Iio;i, tho signal's heard, Jt s.u:;.ls i ;r o'er the lee;
1j 'h lair, (he anchor's weighM,
Farewell! i.uewcil to thee.
Farewell! f: re well- our barque's unpaocr'd, And pn-u-Uy plough the main; TVt ep not, weep not, my only love, We ll meet, we'll meet again.
The land r. rede? the silvci moon. Is rising iVom the sen; The ffnle propitious wafts iu on, And wahb mc far from thee, 5"tiil, still my heart is with thee, TSve, Then grive no more for me; For I am thine yes, only thine, And ever truo to thee. While gazing on the orb of nijht, And glitti ing gem? above; Fir think how oft "by their pale light We've vow'd unchanging love. "When tempests howl along the deep. And while from thee 1 roam; I'll ne'er forget- wo, not forget The pleasures of sweet home. THE IjAST SLEEP, "The clods of ihe valley shall be sweet unfa him.'' When, like n shade of summer's sky, The darkness of this life shall ceaseWhen the unconscious breast sUall li In the still cai Ill's funeral peace: How will the sleeper rest iu dust, Ilia clay with kindred clay he bleu',-"-While the free spirit of thc just Soars to a brighter clement! The re is a tranqu'dizing thought Comminrjjed with the voctles gravaj 'Tis with no bitter memories fraught r It echoes not to Time's dull wave; Passion and pride are parsed avtay, And thc deep slumberer sinks tor&st, Like gilded cloudswhen sunsets' ray Is fading from the unbounded west. And the hot quts-of kindling wrath, Which la-h-sd the hose: into storm: Thoy darken not his changeful path, And the knit brow no more deform -The thiobHinr heart is calm and hush'd, The p also of Hate is cold and still: And hopes, by sin and sorrow crushed, Rise not to vex the batlied will! Thus should it be! He slumbers now Sweet a? the cradled infant's rest; No shadows cross that settled brow, On which (he unfelt clod is pressed: From the seai'd lid there stills no tear - There i no care the eye to dim; And, in his shroud, reposing there. The vale's dull clod is ,vect to him. Oi. who would wake the sleeper Hp, To walk earth's gloomy round ajjain: To feci the drops from sorrow's cup, Rise to the wiid and fever'd brain? Tcr rather, in their lowlv bed, Let his pale ashes moulder on -Since the free spirit is not dead, But to an endless life hath gone.
I, f-v ;r vi;rt: uainu j - - . ! Pr Win Arrr.ir.glr-iv : rrrr:Tcc cj ta suns I he j j as Albrilaitt
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somcw Hii uni i !i, there tire to tie seen nbout j "J'J;jl-s lintk-r tweutv distinct spots on its surface, one of; J,,sep!i Brown ...1 - I I . il. J . .
wiiicn la wry large; tui iom iu i? urc tu ui,ym Ui jfrht;
the sun m iy be scon extensive i luges oj whiter ed elevation which nppear like ranges ofmoun(ains. The large dark spot above alluded to, may be scqn to change its shape n.nd size while vein ing it, thereby fully proving them to be produced by the moke of volcanccr, May be ao, and may be not. Prqvi'Jcncr. Journal,
o more.
coil ir:athrr.-
'itiossor iMai-taS.
of New Haven has inveui.iil a n a stov, b the use of which, it is said, one :,.i.r i -e 'i,-.l quantity may be saved. Tin; ot!i.r ' ''! ,i: i i it i -
uircaay oeen saveu oy tne impro iiK ;.l ci if;-.
-franklin Ucpubhcan.
Orisrin cf the term Yankee. Yankr was a
fiivoritc byword of father Jonathan Hastings of Cambridge, about 1713. Two aged ministers, who wc.ro at the colk ja in that town, have told me they remembered it to have been in use among the studnl, but had no recollection of it before that period. The inventor used it to express excellency. Yankee good horse, or yankee cider, and the like, were an excellent good korse, and excellent cider. The students used t borro horses of him, and his use of
the term upon all occasions, led them to adopt
it, and they gave him the name of yankee John. Yankee, probably became a hy-word
amog them, and was carried from the college
with them when they left it, and it was in that tvay, circulated and established through-.
out the country.
Going to Church." Well, Mr. Jackson,"
s id a clergyman to his parishioners, 44 Sun
day must be ablcwed day to you. You work hrd six days, and the seventh yoa como to
church." 44 Yw, fir," laid Jarkson, 44 1 work hard nil
the wck and then I copnes to Church, sets me down, cocki my legs, and thinks ofnothAm, TtU not that man wiironanf-Abojfit two weeks ago, a young wonrni, twenty years of age, took unto herself a third husband. All
of the three husbands are now living in this
ana an adjoining county. Hr third husband was called on a few days since, for a debt which she had contracted prior to her last marriage; but he not being as rich in money as in love, was unable to satisfy the demand, when the first husband gallantly stepped forward and with a true lovers, hand, united with the third of the triumvirate in signing a note for the debt. Evansville (.) Jour,
Walter Brook Edward Bra-hears Andrew Bantu V John Cole Ed Chenaud Thornton Cummins Wm 1) Cox .Joel Copher Geo M Child 1) Francis Dupraa Wm Dolly John iHinn David Dunncr A B Dumont E John Elder D C Eblin F Sami'.ol Forwood Saml Foster Chas B Freeman G Jas Gray Frudetitia Gravca Thes Gj-iilitk II Martin Iliggin Lewis Ilinqiuu I Harvey
; Dal Kelso
Wm C Keen
David Kent I L Wm Lewis Wesley Loop i Henry Lanham C!iarles Lanham sLevi Lon g M J Archd Merrit t Mr Miser J Samuel McKay 2 Mordecai McKenzioWashington Marjucl t Sella Moss j Joseph Malin I Fielding Neal V ' I John Favy 2 Pleasants &. jtenden.
hall 2 Edward Patton R Elijah Rails
i Presly Reno
i i S C Stevens Thos T Smith tn John Scott 2 j John Stepleton j Wm Smkh Jane Stevens
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i Jesse Teats
To the Ladies. Youns
Catcher' is advurliscd in the Phil;
S. Gazette.
patent "Sjtark Philadelphia J.
WAITED.
" est market price will be paid for any quantity of merchantable flax seed delivered at Sheet's warehouse la Vcvay immcdi atclv.
JOHN K. EVIXGTOX.
Au
George Tilley
Washington Joyce Timothy D Wood
Having tendered to the Post master Gener al my resignation of the oilice- of Postmaster
in V evay, to take effect fromnnd after tomorrow, tlie above letters cannot be delivered unless the postage be paid. JOHN F. DUFOUR, P. JI. Vevay, Sept. 30,1833.
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25, 1S35.
''Hard times, are they not?" observed one suiTerer to another. "Yes, hard enough, indeed, when 1 am compelled to spend my whole fortune in paying my debts''
Mr. Henry Miller, a police ofacer from i (i .i i - ,
IjIhspow scoiianu, alter crossing tne ocean
ana travelling somu tnous mu- oi miles in
search of the absconded partners of a houst
t Paisley, accused of force ry, has at length arreted them in the woods of Michigan.
Taken Up. BY JotIThustin,livinr in l.vtx-
ship, Switzerland co.
Indiana, one yoke of i
oxen, one is a large pale red o, with a white nose, marked with a cion and slit
in thc left ear, the other a middling sized red
ox, with a white face, and white spots on his back, crumple horns, and a scar on his near
Hank, no other mark or brands pcrceivahie
Said oxen supposed to lie seven years old, last
spring, appraised at -SlOAHJ by William Aew
hold and Henry Seaver, betore mo this zlst.
day ot August, 18...
AKIHUKT UAZLA1, J. P. August 10. 1335.
A VALUABLE FA1UI FOR SALE. npIJE subscriber wises to dispose of aval--liable farm situated in York town, Switzerland county, Indiana, containing Two hundred Acres. Ninety of which, is under good fence, and in good state of cultivation a part feeing well set with grass, and the balance well timbered.
1 here is a good springs of never failing water,
on tlie premises a Iogjwelhnghouse,j two double log barns; also, stablcs,l cribs, and several other out buildings. The land is in the midst of a large set
tlement, three and a half miles from the. river, thc tame distance from York, aud, five miles from Patriot, which is situated on the river has a larc commodious
STEAIVX GRIST IftlLL, WITH 1IVC UI LA OF SIRS,
sufficient to manufacture UK) bis. flour in 21 hours; at which place, farmers can get the
lidiest prices for grain in cash a good road
panes through tne premises- 1 consider lurther description unnecessary , n ne presume the purchaser, will wish to see tho premist s.
J. A. HATCH. York township, August 15.
Tieif Yrk Type Foundry. THE subscribers respectfully inform the Printers that they recently completed a variety of new founts of letter in the style of the h'est European specu-nens, well calculated for ornamental printing or tasteful display, and making their assortment of PRINTING
TYPES unrivalled in bea-uty, extent and variety. A book ofspecim&ns may be obtained at the Foundry, No. 12 city hall place. It contains specimens from tvelve line pica, to pearl, comprising.
45 fonts Reman Caps, with lower case.
Italic do. do. Title Italic do. do. Title Roman do do. Shaded Rom. do. do. Antique do. do Black do, do Open Black do. do. Script Capf. do. do. German text do. do Open text do, do. 2-line Rom. Caps, with figure? 2-line Itnlic capitals. Shaded Caps, various kinds. Open do. doItaliati do. and fitrures.
"Besides ornamental letters, backslope, music, lottery- figures, piece fractions, superiors, astronomical and other Sfcgns, space uules, brass rules, ornamental dashes, long braces, more than 1000 kinds of cuts and ornaments for school books, newspaper and scientific work; orders foranyof which, or forcomposing sticks,
cases, ChaseSj Yc. will be executed with the utmost promptitude, a large stock beingalways on hand. They will also execute orders for printing
presses, paper, Ink. &c. which they will furnish at the manufacturers prices. Printers of newspapers will please publish this adveriisement (with this note) tkree times, sending a paper containing it to the Foundry, and receive phymcnt when they purchase four times thc amount of their bjJI from the Foundry, GEORGE BRUCE &. CO. Being agents for he above Foundry, We will furnish, to order, type, and eveiy description of printing materials with the least possible delay. JOHNSTON & STOCStTON. Aug. 12,1S35. Pittsburg,
In Vevriy Indiasia.
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articles in his line, Tldles, bridles, gales, carpet and saddle bags, hard
rMIE suIm riher takes thU method of inform:!. g hi4 friends and the puWic !ener ally, that he has comment' cd the SaddliEJg- ?i;ifi;c:. In the ehep InleJV occupied
by Ja. W. Cole. He wjll keep constantly on
hand, a lare and gg&eral assortment of all
martin" leather
and baggage trunks, carriage, gig and break:
harness, dearborn, and ail kiftds t wagon and plow gears. - All of which he will sell low for cash or good horse?, linscy, jean?, flax nfctJ tow linen; in fact, all kinds ai approved pro duce will be taken for all articles in his linex Persons wishing to purchase, will do well to call, as his stock shall be ihe best in the wes tern country, acd his woikrr.cn inttiieu to none. J. UNDLEYVevay, Indiana, Sept. 2G, 1S36.
lijrse leech in the Stomach. A bov, under!
the care of D"-JElhs:in, having had a head ache ?Ktd confined bowels, took a dose of jalap,
which produced nausea, and finally brought oil
a live horse-leech in a very active state. It was of a small size, and did not appear to have heen troublesome in the stomach. Instances Are numerous in which they have become
fluite large, when lodged in that organ. It
was sijpposcd this had been swajlowed two jears before, probably while thc lad was
bathing. In this, as well as very many cases,
the fact i- snh-faniiat. d that thc citric tlmd
Ia no soil a actum oa tne hvinir tire. lcp-
tih s, seine di' t!if mot loathsome form am
cnaracter. h ;-. heen tenants of the human
stomach a 1. tine, in spit of drastic purge; cr active erne i. ; but so far from being incom modatcd by ; ing immersed in this universa f.-lvent, which, were thev dead, woub
tngesi men :oun;s in vnreo tiours, they give eve ry possiiil demonstration of bavin" been
rniietly and a-reeanly lodged. Md. Jmrnal
Specific caumst Jirc A 1 rench chemist
St-rHt5 that tbj". phosphate o ammonia is a pre
VEGETABLE Klicuinatic Drxs.
TT ANY articles ae before the public, as a
-"-'--cure for that meet obstinate and torment
tuj. disease, the Rheumatism; and from close
)bservation we are led to believe, that they
Wave to h very great extent, failed to produce
that desirahle reult and may it sot be attri
huted to the fact, that articles said to cure this
troublesome disorder are also recommended
to cure almost every diseaie with which out
frail bodies are attacked, and in their prepa
ration that object is kept in view, viz. to have
ihe mediciue a cure for all diseases.
The Vegetable Rheumatic Drops are oflTar
ed to the public as a remedy for Rheumatism and as no case is known where a perfect cure
was not allected, we are justified in declaring it a valuable medicine for that painful disease
nd for no other is it recommended. Price 50 cent. SO CUKE i0 PAY. I5r. . U. Eaton, WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Switzerland county, that he has pr cured 3TAGNEZVS PATENT TRUSS. for the cure of IMILYLI (or Rupture,) ami is now prepared to funish all sizes, and will w arrant the patient a permanent and radical cure or exact no pay. Those laboring under (be disease ay repiestcdto call and be cued
1 1 AT MA? U FACTOR V,
lac. JB.Keefer hereby, respectfully, inorms the public, that he
carries on the manufaclury of
Fur and wool Ifat& In thc imicK iiousn, formerly occupied by
Tra M ndenhalh on Ferry street that he in tends to keep up the establishment with a
constant supply of HATS, of the best quali.
tv. His customers arc therefore solicited to
contribute their suppo t to his establishment,1
1 he highest price will be given, in casii-
Hats, for anv ouantitv of jrood FURS and,
UlMDSnOOL, delivered at his bhop. Ycvay, February 1,
VAiTEO.
npIIE highest price will be given at this of-
- lice Irom persons indebted to the same.
for subscription or job w ork.
Wheat,
Rye, Corn, Cabbage, Butter, Flour, Veal, Corn,
Potatoes,
Pork, Onion?, Linen,' Beef, . Buckwheat meal, Mutton, Aic. kc. 4,'orn meal,
BOWER. To Theresa M'Kay, widow ofZachnriah Kay of Craig township, Switzerland county and State of Indiana, and all others interested. T) LEASE take Notice that application will - be made to the Switzerland Probate court, the next session thereof, to be holdcn at tha court house in tho town of Vevavon the sec-
ond Monday in November next, and on tho
nVst day thereof to appoint Tlivcc Comtiiiieners to assign and set over to said Theresa M'Kay, widow as aforesaid, her dower in the real e$ate belonging to her deceased hits bat d. DA VI D C A I N, for h imsel f as assignee of Abraham. RoUtrt.Heii! ry and Barbara M'Kay and as guardian for Lewis, famuel, Marion, Charles, and Sarah Josephine, nainor htirs of said Zachariah M'Kay deceased. Sept. 21, 1S35.
Taken Up "fY Thomas firisbv
town.liip
la. op.o
of York
Switzerland county
f?x 4J
LXROTS.
Thirty iollnrs Reward.
U l ivA i LI) away, or was stolen, from the range of the subscriber, living near the mouth ofLotr-lick I . CM . I I 3 . .
gj crew, 5wi5zeriaiHi county, on the
i.igiu oi me nu4tn oi August Iat. AclH'stmt sorrel Horse. Three years old last April, and nearly sixteen haids high, lie has a star and snip in his face, is round bodied,of the Pilgrim breed. The above reward will be given for the horse aid thief, or fifteen dollars for cither and arcuonable compensation will be given to Htiy jerson who will give iufornjation where he may found. WILLIAM GIVEN, By Andrew Given, his ageat. September 2, IS35. N. B. Tht editor of the Sentinel, Georgetown, Ky. Gazette, Lexington, and tho Com
monwealth, Frank (ort, Ky and the Whig of
Cincinnati, w II please insert the above three times and serd ttieir bills t this oilice.
A4k BUSHELS OF CLEAN
I he highest Madison price will be given for 2,0(M) bushels of good clean FLAXSEED, wanted immediately. F. & SHEETS, & Co. Ve a Inj. jjept, 10r t63A
THE ordy specific ever olfered to the public from which a permanent and radical cure maybe obtained, of that disagreeable pain, thc TOOTH ACHE, with all its attendant evils;
such as fracturing the jaw in extricating thc
teeth, whic h often proves more painful than the tooth ache itselt,and cold passim; from the
decayed teeth to the jaw thence to thc head,
producing a rheumatic allcction, with many
otherunpleasant elfects,such asa disagreeable
breath, bad taste in the mouth &c. all of which
are produced from foul or decayed teeth, 1 am happy to have it in my power to ofli-r to the
world, a remedy thai will not only remove thc
pain, nine times out of ten if properly applied,
but preserve the teeth Irom lurlher decay, and
arrest the disease iu such as are decaying andt
have not commenced aching, restoring them
to neaun and usciumcss. Eric, Pa. Oct. 1G, IS3'2 the fuhscribers having witnessed thc pleasing effects of Doctor Thomas White" Vegetable Tooth-ache
Drops, feel a pleasure in recommending it to
those that are atlhctcd with thc tooth-ache, as a safe, and in most cases, perfectly efficient remedy for the disorder. A. JIEEHE, physician H. L. HARVEY Edt. Erie Observer ALBERT THEYER physician. N. SAGE, dentist. Mew York city,Sept. 1(5, 1S3'3 Thc undersigned-, in his prnctice asa dental surgeon having extensively used, for (he euro of toothache, Thomas Whito's Vegetable Tooth Ache
Drops, and with decided success, he can recommend them when genuine, as superior to any other remedy now before tho public, and can say" that these drops receive the unqualified approbation of the medical faculty at large. J OIIXATHAN DO DC. IT, No. 5,Chamhet trtct. FOR SALE, by Wm. It. Campbc l. Vevay, and Lyman W. Mix, Mountalcrlini;. October 27th.
A light SORREL supposed to be P2 or 13 yea aid, with a blemish on the right eve , with saddle marks on both sides and a blaz-: in her face and appraised to sixteen dollais by Abia Luckcy and Wm. PhilTlps. I do certify the above to be a true copy frorfl iny estray book, this 19th Sept. 1S35, GEORGE LAND, J. P. Robert IU'riisbsiosmI, Attorney and Cor,mrllor at La.v1 Ycvay Indianu. XT"EEPS bis i'ke on I'trry street, imrnrfl.
-attly opposite the Post Office. Bi,.iies submitted to his care will be faithfully and punctually attended to His J USTICKS' Ollh-e is kept .it ihe fame place, where he also attends tu all coi.v.Jim cing business
Cincinnati, Xo. I"2, East Front St.
AVE on hand, and are receiving, nje
steam boats Bunker Hill
Ohio, Huntsville, 'he follow iijs
Jit boxes v bite and
articles:
brown Hav. Su'ir
75 kilts Mackeral, Xff, 1, ,rt half bbls. do. 1 and?, 25 bids. No. I do, 50 do. 2 and 3 do., 1(K) boxes Herring, first sorS 75 bbls. N. O. Sugar, 50 do. Molasses, .r)0 boxes Codfish, SW." bags Rio Coircc, 50 do. St. Dom. do., t5 do. Havana do., 2ti tlo. Lacuvra do.,
0 do. old Java do., (supei iarS) 3 ceroons S. F. IndiVo,
11. l ea,
rs Y. H. p,nd Imp, Tf fre?h Rice,
25 boxes Sp. Candles, 7 casks Sp. Oil, 25 hb.ls. Loaf Sugir, Also, a re-mylete ;usortm?r.t of Wine, en t"P May, 20. 135
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tierces
CAUTION. xrirEREAs, my ;fe nnc, pc(ors Inek Anne Brown, and a dauirhtor of Fhnm.
Brown, ofSugar creek, Kenttu ky, clonetl
from my bed ;.nd board on the 0th inst. with.
out any iust cause or nrmnr:;Mi -.A
incc (hat time, sent word that she does not
intend to return a.';jini tlu-rcibiv, all nersovfr
are cautioned against hatboi ii,;, tripling, or
associating with her, under he severest penalties of the law. his ANDREW X PETEUS'V muk; York township, August 20.
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