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Indianapolis Indiana Journal (Newspaper) - October 28, 1837, Indianapolis, Indiana A Quot ii. J .1, in a a Bijj i h . A ii la x wholesale find retail confectionary. Of. Evans respectfully inform the citizens of Indianapolis that he a opened a confectionary establishment on Washington Street Quot a few doors West of Young amp Pottage and nearly opposite the Post office where he intends keeping constantly on hand a Choice assortment of candies cordials cakes of All kinds raisins fruits of All kinds Choice tobacco spa ii Isle common and Melee cigars Western Reserve cheese nuts of All kinds. Toys pc. Amp a. Parties can be fun shed with cakes ice Cream its Of Short notice. I in. Evans having been engaged in the above business in the East flatters himself that he can serve his customers with the most Chico articles and in inc most fashionable style. June 17. 84 Salk of Wabash amp Erie canal i ands. Office of tue Board of internal improvement at foist Wayne August 22. 1037. The undersigned will ofter for Sale at the canal of fico in fort Wayne on the 4th Day of october next the Vollov ving lands reserved by the Board of commissioners of the Wabash and Erie canal Viz s. It. N. E. And for. N. W. Hrs. Of Sec. To town 24, of Range 3 w. S. Fraction 30, 27, 2, e. Frac. Sec. 31, 27, 9, it e. I s. W. Or. 5, 27, 2, e. N. W. Or. 20, 27, 3 e. N. W. Or. And . W. Hrs. 6, 27, 7, e. For. N. W. Or. 34, 28, 7, e. S. E. For. 35, 2�, 7, e. W a s. W. Or. 12, 28, 9. E for. S. E. Or. 3, 28, 9, e. For. N. E. And v. E. Hrs. 10,28, 9, e. S. For. 15, 28,9, e. N. Eur. And for. N. W. Or. 22, 28, 9, for. S. W. Or. 14,29,10, s. E. Or. 15, 39, 10, n. E. S. E. And s. W. Hrs. 22,29, 10, for. N. W. Or. Ond s. W. Or. 23. 29, 10, fractional Section 27, 29, 10�?z a. Half. E. And e. Half n. W. Or. 24, 30, ii Section 13,31, 12, e. W half. E. And e. Half. W. Or. 34, 31, 12, e. N. E. And s. E. Hrs. 20, 31, 13, e. E4 e. Or. 10, 31, 15, e. Reserving however As much a will be necessary for Hydraulic purposes at lock Sites in said canal. A Large portion of the lands were selected in 1830, and heretofore withheld from Sale. It is thought to be unnecessary to say any thing in reference to them that it is to be presumed that no individual will make a Purchase without first having examined them two of the lots Are within a mile of Logansport some adjoining the town s of Lagro and Huntington and two or three tracts near fort Wayne All of which Are situated on or near the Wabash and Erie canal. They will be sold under the provisions of an act entitled Quot an act providing Means to construct the portion of the Wabash and Erie canal Quot approved Jan. 28, 1830, except that previous to the Sale each tract will be valued and a Price fixed but no lot will be sold for a less Price than five dollars per acre. Sept. 5,1837. 95 4w Samuel Lewis com r. Postponement. Hating omitted through mistake to give u de scrip lion in the above notice of one of the two reserved lots of canal land lying within one mile of logans port and also of four lots of forfeited lands three of which Are in the Vicinity of Logansport and one near Huntington a the above Sale is therefore hereby postponed until the Gih Day of november next. Lam l Lewis com r. Fort Wayne sept. Sist 1837._99-4w Peart. St Vliet House rebuilt. No. 88, Pearl Street new York. This spacious establishment is enlarged and greeted upon its former site in the Centre of the commercial operations of the City surrounded by More than 500 entirely new fire proof store and warehouses occupying the ground of the great conflagration. This hotel fronting upon Pearl and water streets is arranged upon a new and most improved plan with a spacious room extensive dining Parlours a Large and airy sleeping rooms steam Power to elevate a Supply of water to the upper Story and for other purposes together with every convenience required to promote the health and Comfort of the boarders a constant guard is also employed to keep every part of the premises in order and Security. Alderman Peters the a Wir has spared no expenses to Render this building both in extent and style of architecture equal if not Superior to any commercial hotel in this this House is now furnished Complete in modern a talc and re opened 11th March 1837. The proprietor respectfully solicits the patronage of its old customers aids the Public generally. Jno. Flint proprietor. Oct. 7, 1857. 99�?3ino_ Abner Pope botanic physician returns his grateful to the inhabitants of this town and Vicinity for tic Liberal encouragement he has received since his location in Indianapolis. Having made the botanic practice his study for Many years and being confident of its adaptation to All the prevailing forms of disease in this Section of country he respectfully tenders his unremitting services to those who wish to try the botanic remedies and will Call on him at his store in Washington Street 2d door East of the Post office. N. B. Those who Are desirous of ascertaining my a Landing As a practitioner Are invited to Call and examine Niv diploma from the botanic medical society of Maryland. Dec. 20.-53if help Oje a other Indiana Mutual fire insurance company. Chartered january 30th, 1837. Office to. 11, Blake s building., opposite Brownings hotel of Indianapolis. Directors. James blame Indianapolis. Samuel Merrill Quot James m. Ray Quot Fletchet Quot Charles w. Cady Quot ii. Smith Connersville. George it. Dinn Lawrence Burgh. Henry p. Thornton new Albany. I lies Collinsjr. Quot John Law Vincennes. Lee h. T. Maxson Michigan City. Joun Mitchell Evansville Andrew Ingram Lafayette. Robert Morrison Richmond. James Blake president and treasurer. Charles w. Cady Secretary. Fri this company being fully organized is now Rea Judy to receive applications for insurance. Every person who insures in this company becomes a member of it with All the privileges incident to any corporation and is immediately interested in its general Extension and prosperous condition. The assured at the time of making his application for insurance is required to give his promissory obligation called the Premium note without interest the amount of which is determined by the sum insured and the Hazard of the risk on which note he pays five per cent in Advance. No further payment is required unless losses should occur during the period six Yea by this being the term for which policies arc issued at which times assessments Are made equitably upon All the notes sufficient to cover such losses. To insure a building of the Best class of risks to the amount of of .1,000, the assured would give his note for $40, five per cent of which paid in Advance $2, and �1 for the policy would make Only $3 for his first payment. As the policy runs for six years much personal trouble and anxiety Are saved to the assured in not being required to make annual renewals of the insurance. The company insure Tico thirds of the estimated value of buildings and 07ic-.a Quot of personal property. Mutual insurance has been found by Long experience in Many parts of the United states to be Thesa Esi and a leap ii method whether prosperous or Adverse Fortune attends its operations. Risks which in Stock companies have Cost from 90 to 100 cents on each Hundred dollars insured have Cost in Mutual companies but from 15 to 20 cents on the same amount insured and at this rate for several years in succession. This method of insurance is Well adapted to the Peculiar situation and interests of the slate of Indiana As great dispersion of the risks and insurances can readily be obtained and consequently less liability to Large losses. Every insurer is therefore invited to give this subject mature consideration and thus ascertain the benefits which May to secured by the general operations of this company throughout the state. The following table will exhibit the advantages of insuring this company a table exhibiting the a Oviawe Cost of insuring �1000 in the Indiana mute no fire insurance company for six years at rates vary ing from 4 to 20 per cent also the corresponding annual rate in a Stock company the Iron Ritof the Premium note the amount of5 per cent paid in Advance expense of i it policy the ii mount of the first payment the amount of an assessment of 3 per cent upon the Premium note the no tint of the assess intents Fornix years the total exp Niue for six years the total Pepin is inn Stock come any for six year the amount of expense saved in six years in Feivor of this company the average annual expense in this company i he Cost of insuring $100 annually in this company and the Cost of insuring $100 annually in Stock comp my. The annual assessment of 3 per cent. Foi the pay ment of losses which is made in the table is predicated Ripon the actual it up Larience of similar in in the United state and is Liberal in its a mount. The Csc rage annual assessment in the Quot Vermont Mutual fire insurance company Quot amounted to Only 2 5-8 per cent. A on the Premium. Notes for several years in succession. At this Rale risks which Cost but 153 cents on each $100 inn red in that company annually would Cost 100 clients on each $100 insured in a Stock company annually. That calculations in the table show such ska to Cost 25 cents on each $ 100 insured annually or Only one fourth of one per cent pre Mitmon the amount Insun in. Ofca Birse the calculations May be considered Safe As an allowance of Over one a i re is made upon the actual results in Many of these . Botanic medicines. He subscribers have just received t rom the establishment of or. A. Weeks amp co an Assort Mont of botanic medicines neatly packed in h and 1 la. Papers Coiner sing almost every article and preparation of the botanic practice and among which May be found the celebrated preparations of Quot nerve powders Quot Quot spice or ladies bitters Quot Quot composition Quot &,c., a hich they Are disposed to sell to physicians and others unusually Low and on reasonable terms. Morrison Tomlinson. Indiana4 Olis june 9, 1837.__ 00000000000000 00000000000000 0 co of i to 0 0 co 35 it. Of �o1 of 1 of be i _ Quot s is co a a Uzuh How a re cos to 5 2 Cut 0 2 a Crl �3--- Roll wholesale Mui la Tail Giar Clare store. Seibert k Buehler respectfully inform their customers and the Public generally that they have most received and opened at their store room. Union Row North Side of Washington Street three doors East of thetos Toffice a of Hamd Ware cutlery., saddlery paints Glaskin addition to their former Stock and Are now prepared to sell wholesale and retail on As Good terms As any other House in the place. Country dealers build a to saddlers and others will find it to their Nadvan tags to Call and examine their Slock before purchasing elsewhere. Indianapolis june 3, 1837. _ Quot Quot Quot or. P. Smith returns his thanks to his friends and customers for their patronage heretofore extended to him of ild respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. He informs them that he has removed his office to d. R. Smiths Esq where he May be found at All times when not absent on professional business. Novembers 1836. 46-tf. Ozios i if e>cnlf>.mtlo3s a a a a a oooo oooo it not to i o o o o o o o i Quot newer yet did Konio a philosopher who could hear the tooth ache patiently Quot much ado about nothing. Montague s , a Sovereign Anil infallible remedy for ache and an Leffeu i a Al preservative for the Teeth Price a per bottle. In offering this invaluable Balm to the Public Many certificates of its Efficacy might be Given which the limits of a newspaper forbid publishing and which May be been by calling at the agents. But by the Large Quantity sold at this place during the last win Lar flee reputation of it has been Well established thro a his Section of country. It has proven to be the Best both Wash Over known and should be used with a by fish instead of any powder or substance containing or that can contain the finest particle of grit. It is spoken of with unmeasured Praise and All who have used it have Laid aside All other remedies offered As Erin scr of the month and purifiers of the breath. It a hould be used after All dental operations bleeding and spongy Gums sore Teeth curvy 5 a. Ynio person Ihbe waver found their Teeth should be without this a valuable Balm As a frequent use of it will effectually preserve the Teeth consequently the health a c instant Supply of the Balm will always be kept hand by mowers head Dawson amp co., in Ditt Napolis and at every town and Village in the United states by proper agents. August 26, 1637.new a Rug store. Mother head Dawson amp co., apothecaries and dry grits their new store room uni Oft a Row North Side of Washington Street 4 doors cast of Ibe Post office and 8 doors West of Meridian Siree of h. Torter s Corner have just received and opon a Rixe Assort men of drugs medicines paints Oil add fluff t and nil other articles usually kept in the Ine of business. The Stock is entirely new it Tchad Drieci amp ally in the East and warranted of genuine Wuffli it they will sell at wholesale or retail on As or a Arras As any other House in the place and invite p cd sift and others before purchasing Al Eewha re to c my a Marine their Stock. %sianapoli�,juiy9,l836. 29 a a a a a i a a , a h re. Lcou if a Otos of join in a a a old 05 a of a o a 3 s i a pc a a we a a a a is a a of ii w w k to k5 tax a s a s a let h. -1 is a a a 3 rs-.-. Iti is Chi a w w a a is �51 a a o a i o so a a to a a i cd a o -4 a Al Erat is and Pearl Ash. Aah ibs. 3al Erato a and Pearl Ash excellent Arti Quot tilt Quot Quot Quot Quot Quot Quot a so Quot Quot Day a co. W w to i a a a -. O woj omit we oooo a Jos Woooots-Ieootbwoi-1 a s Controvert Ible that insurance in this company will prove safer cheaper and certainly More equitable the in by any other method yet devised. Partial. Losses will be paid in full not exceeding the Ami inn injured. 5the citizens of every town township or Cut it unto in the Taie who May with to Avail then selves of the benefits of insurance in this company Are requested to select some suitable person in their respective places to act As agents of the con Pany and communicate their names to the Secretary who will immediately for Ward their . The full Wini persons Are duly authorized to act Ai agents of he Cut it Tnp inv Caleb b. Smith Connersville Richard w. To Lompon Bedford h. P. Thornton new Albany men ii Collins do. John Law Vincennes h. T. Maxson William s. Clark Michigan City r. Terrell Columbus Wallker Salem John s. Barnes . Samuel Moore Mooresville. Z. Leven Worth Lenworth. John h. Dunn Frankfort. Oulton amp Saxton Laporte. Abner Stilson or. Liverpool John h. Dunn Frankfort W. Barbour Terre h Ute Fabius m. Finch Franklin Oliver Rose Plymouth William Lea Eugene James a. Green Rich oud. We. A. Emmons Noblesville Bicknel Colf Woodville. Thomas o. Walpole Greenfield 0. C. Ward Lima Job Pugh . Reuben j. Dawson fort Wayne John Hamilton Covington Jeremiah Smith Winchester Richard Pryor. Logansport Jacob w. Ken Neil , Thomas v. Thornton Paoli George Roddick Washington John Sims Martinsville Hugh Flanegin in Miles Mendenhall Napoleon Tilghman a. Howard Rockville John j. Deming Mishawaka James r. cold Goshen Edward Young Newtown g. W. Bran Ham Vernon William Crumpton Attica Christian Nave Danville Bryant amp Willson Crawfo Divillo Daniel Sigler Greencastle James w. Wilson James Vanaxen Dublin Charles h Moore Milton James Beaird Brownsville John Yanyan Liberty Moses Turner rising Sun Christopher Cole John d. Shryer Asaph ii Perryville Archibald Hatcher Lafayette Edward Tate Lawrence Burgh Joseph Eggleston Vevay James p. Dug an Delphi George w. Amory Evansville Hudson Parke mount Vernon Abner t. Ellis Vincennes n. G. Nettelton new Harmony Samuel Wilson a a Lohn m. Bramwell s Quot Samuel Hannah Centreville. John a. Matson Brookville. Agents will be appointed in different parts of the state immediately. Any information which May be wanted can be obtained by addressing the Secretary. Blank applications will be sent wherever requested. The company most earnestly solicit the attention of the Public generally to the objects of its association and sincerely Hope that All will step Forward Early and receive As Well As contribute to the benefits which must Anse from indemnity for by fire. By order of the Board of directors. 66 Charles w. Cady Secretary. Editors throughout the state Are requested very respect ully to notice and give publicity to the objects of the above advertisement. Copper amp tin Ware. I amp j. Cox inform the Public that they he Ive constantly on hand a general assortment of Copper amp tin Ware which they will sell Low. They warrant their work to be inferior co none. Country merchants and others Are invited to Call and examine their prices. They also manufacture reflectors amp Patent tin churns which they warrant to be Superior articles. These churns Are durable and portable. The facility with which a child can use them and the incredibly Short space of time required to produce butter Are facts which will enable them to supersede the ise of All other churns hitherto in use. Hop on South Side of Washington Street nearly opposite the Post office. Indianapolis june 5, 1835. 666 country ing to the Ohio River to Purchase. They respectfully inform the Public that in addition to their former Stock they have received a very lil go and extensive assortment of hard Ware shoes boots Bab Iron pc. Pc. Brass door knockers Carpenter s Patent lever brass stay rods looks brass candlesticks Knob locks and German gun locks locks Collins amp Williams axes Cloel and cupboard lock Sledge and hand Hai timers Simons amp Kolpus do till and drawer locks Brittania Teri pots new tinware manufactory. Holland amp Tudd ave just commenced the above business on Washington Street a few doors cast of rus Sci s Row and nearly opposite the Tanuj where amp a intend keeping constantly on hand u general assortment of tin w a re which Quot they will sell As Low and on As fair terms either wholesale or retail As it can be purchased in the place. They have just received Peck s Patent Mach Ines by which work can be done much neater and better than by the hand tools. They also have experienced workmen in their employ and can safely say their work shall be inferior to none made in the West. Merchants and others wishing to Purchase Are invited to Call and examine for themselves Indianapolis 9th july 1836. N. B. Old Pewter will be taken in Exchange of tinware. 30 band Iron Fiigon tire Iron Square bar round bar hoop Iron Dandy tire Nail a it is plough wings Iron wire Briss wire stove and pipe in ploughs Iron Hastings Vii inn boxes butt hinges strap hinges brass fenders Saddle Trees Trace and Halter chains anvils and vices blacksmiths Bellows screw stocks Broad and hand do h ii hets chisels amp a. Mill Siwis x Cut and h incl saws tenant and Wood saws draw knives and Cooper tools French locks glue Fot arid Tea kettles files Mill saw Patent and common a Horseshoe rasps amp a. Go a Norfi ilk latches Iron and nails 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 lec. Stage and Wagon hair me Hay and dung Forks scythes and scythe Sneads Sickles and hoes. Brois brass hand Irons Brace and Bitts Bench and moulding Plaisi bevels and steel squares locks. Carpenter s Patent door Mortice and turning Chi Aimes shovels amp Spades locks Sels saddlery. Saddle nails spot amp a. Cotton amp Worstead web tinned roller buckles Bing. Martingale Hooks streaming web full and single plated scar it and printed Plush stirrups a panned leather Saddle rings their Stock consists Aio of a assortment of fancy not Ioles looking Glas is. Sett Silver Tea and Isible spoons wee i?rr."7and a Quot Varit. To of other articles in their line too numerous to mention. Indianapolis june 17 84 Young Pott be amp co. A riddler thread and silk Jap panned plated do in brass St nips setts full plaited bridle bits Jap panned brass do single plat it Ltd do and brass plated coach handles Jap panned mountings in l Dasher setts coach Springs f Bri i bargains bargains is ii subscriber informs the Al Public that he has on hand Between fifty and one Hundred saddles and All other articles in his line which Are of the very Best Quality such As harness leather trunks Saddle bags bridles collars amp a. All of which Are made of the very Best Eastern leather amp which he will sell at the Madison Alices and lower than they can be bought in any other Johnp in Indianapolis either wholesale or retail. Those wishing to Purchase will please Call and examine for themselves. His shop is on Washington Street opposite the Democrat printing office. Jan. 4, 1837.�?57tf i. H. Roll. Cabinet work. The subscribers would respectfully inform the citizens of Indianapolis and its Vicinity that they have taken the shop recently occupied by John f. Ramsey in Washington Street opposite the store of h. Ohr and co. Where they have commenced and intend to carry on the Cabinet making business in All its various branches. To the Stock purchased from or. Ramsey they have added an extensive Supply of mahogany of a very Superior Quality. They have in their employ the very Best of workmen and they flatter themselves that they Are Able to manufacture work equip to any in the Western country. They have now to hand and Are finishing a very handsome assortment of mahogany furniture of the latest fashions consisting of dressing and other bureaus sideboards Centre and end tables. Sofas amp. Also a Large assortment of Cherry work of a Superior Quality All of which they will dispose of on the most reasonable terms. They have likewise purchased the. Hearse belonging to or. Ramsey and will attend to the making of coffins. They Hope by a strict attention to business to Merit and receive a share of Public patronage. September 9, 1837. 96 3m Espy amp Sloan. Blai Isi Book Livianu factory and a Eueril Brook Madery. A Tacy o. Williams have still in full operation a thei Biank Book manufactory. They Are receiving a Large Stock of paper of different sizes and qualities As also a full Supply of binding materials of Eastern manufacture which will enable them promptly and satisfactorily to till All orders with which they May be favored and on As Good terms As any other establishment in the country. Now publications bound at the los Vest Cincinnati prices. Plain ruled and fancy paper of All kinds kept constantly forsake wholesale or retail. November 12, 1836. 47-tf. Washington Hall. Ii subscriber late of Dayton Ohio has taken for a term of years and has re opened the old stand in Indianapolis formerly occupied by s. Henderson. The establishment has lately undergone a thorough repair and enlarged by the addition of two new Brick buildings in the rear of about eighty feet each two stories High together with a new stable 120long, by 67 i feet wide. As it is the intention of the p proprietors of this establishment that it shall be a first rate Public House. No pains or expense will be spared in giving satisfaction to members of the legislature boarders and travellers. A front building of Brick four stories High will be substituted in the Spring for the present old front which will afford such conveniences for the accommodation of the Public As the subscriber is desirous to offer. E. Browning. Indianapolis nov. 16, 1836 of re to Villi. Leming t. Luse still carries on the Cabi inet business in All its branches. His shop is on Washington St on the North Side one door above or. Tho Armstrong s tavern where he is prepared to wait on his former customers a heretofore and any person that May wish to employ him to make any thing in the line of his business. His prices shall be accommodating and his work shall be made As Good and cheap As any in this place. June 24, 1837 85 6m botanic Medici Nib. Lately received a fresh Supply of the celebrated botanic , the midwife s practical directory or woman s confidential Friend com priming extensive remarks on the various casualties and forms of disease preceding attending and following the period of gestation with a appendix the whole design quoted for the special use of the botanic friends in the United states by Thomas Horsey practising physician of the botanic order formerly surgeon in the u. S. Army late president of the conventions Secretary of general correspondence to the Friendly Thom Bot. Society of the United states second edition enlarged and improved with numerous engravings for Sale by a. Pope botanic physician Washington Street Union Row two doors East of the Post office. Nov. 26th, 1836._ 49-tf notice. The subscribers continue to transact the Obj feral commission busness a Boston and offer their Best services for the inter Star they will receive and sell All kinds of merchandise and also Purchase goods and other property agreeable to orders. All instructions will receive immediate attention and the proceeds of All sales promptly ren fitted to order. Geo. A Fowle amp co. Boston mass., August 1837 97 12in the Camji a in this company will at All times have to in Petit of thedoor fibr Une which May attend its on Eric fans a is the notes Are assessed Only in proportion to losses and incidental expenses and it is As fair to pre Sunie Eliut the coronary will meet with comparatively few losses As hat it will rendered insolvent by sex if Tensive los Fps which would real fire the whole amount fit Premium notes to payment. The contingency upon which the Calls of on the Premium notes depend is As much iii Otto assured in this company As Adverse to in proof this Tho actual result sin Many similar in Ito scan be adduced. No Mutual insurance cum Riff ibis United Stales Ever met with a Uch Adverse m is to Stop its operations which is More than a a Saidof Stock companies. It is considered in or. Cobb a Sci loot. If Oong. Hanover College Jan. 27, 1837. The undersigned having examined the series of school books by Lyman cola. M., cheerfully concur in Many of the flattering recommendations of these works. The great extent to which they have been introduced into common schools Speaks highly and we Clieve not too highly for their merits John f. Crowe proof. Of rhetoric and Bellas Lettres. John h. Harney Quot match macs. Noble Butler Quot languages. C. K. Tilo Impson principal preparatory department. Dickinson allege Jan. 3, 1835. 1 have examined Cobb s Walker s dictionary and Cobb s sequel and can recommend the first to common schools and consider the sequel As an excellent compilation Well calculated to improve the taste and morals of youth and to inspire them with a love of Reading j. P. Durbin president of Dickinson College. It. St. Mary s College feb. 19, 1835. At the request of the president of St. Mary s col Ege 1 have cursorily examined the series of elementary school books published by Liman Cobb and have no hesitation in saying that they May to safely employed in the teach inn of children and thai in Many respects they Are preferable to the works of a similar kind in use in this Section of the country. I regard Liman Cobb s edition of Walker s school dictionary As Superior to any other edition in the same form which has come under my observation. His spelling Book and lessons in Reading appear to me deserving of approbation. Two of the Moat experienced teachers of arithmetic in this institution having examined Lyman Cobb s explanatory arithmetic nos. 1 and 2, have expressed the opinion that it is Superior to the greater number of systems of arithmetic used in schools in this part of the country. John m Caffrey vice Prest. Of it. St. Mary s College. From a cursory examination of the above %vork8, i am convinced of their Merit As expressed above. H. R. Butler. President of it. St Mary s College. I have examined several of the series of school books by Lyman Cobb and believe them to be in general Well calculated to interest and developed the Youthful mind. His arithmetic ave in my opinion far Superior to those in general use until recently in this Section of the country. In his explanatory arithmetic As is the Case with the Kindred works of Colburn and Emerson the understanding of the learner is addressed and the ground rules of the science Are rendered so easy by the simple examples and Fani liar explanations that he cannot fail to comprehend them. By the inductive system of teaching the learner is made acquainted with rules and applies them to particular cases far More readily than when brought before his mind in the common didactic form. From the great improvements which have been made within a few years in the manner of presenting the elementary principles to the Youthful mind we May reasonably expect a corresponding improvement in every department of education. I therefore Hope that works like the a Bove mentioned will soon take the place of those in which the Pupil wrought mechanically rather than intellectually. Jacobs a. M., professor of mathematical chemistry and natural philosophy in Pennsylvania College. Gettysburg feb. 17, 1835. I have no doubts of the correctness of the above statements. C. I Kraut i president of Pennsylvania College May 20. 780 Galen s pills amp plaster new remedies for chronic diseases including All the forms of sex Fula. Re like attention of the Public is respectfully directed Al to the new and natural symptom Sand new and natural remedies in chronic diseases founded on the natural causes of motion in animate matter by which the practice is rare ail Quot Simul Ifird. And a knowledge of i. Easily attained. These remedies with a few exceptions in the last stage cure All the cases of the disease properly called chronic tubercular of the organs and limbs which consign to a premature grave the amiable talented and fairest portion of our race. Agents Are directed to warrant them in the first stage of the disease affecting the \ consumption and Tho Huart or chronic enlargement of the heart and in All the stages of All other cases affecting the different organs and limbs to wit a chronic tubercular of the stomach of Dys Epsia of Tho liver or liver complaint of the Mesentery or chronic diarrhoea of the uterus or leu Cor Rhoda Chlorosis and menorrhagia or female complaints a of the neck or King s evil of the tonsils palate and Ion the of mercurial disease of the a a Irum. And nose of the eyes or so Romulous sore eyes and ulcers of Cornea a of the Scalp or scald head of the spine of the Ointa and limbs or White swellings of the joints and limbs and cases in a hich the disease in one Organ or limb is complicated with the same disease in other organs or limbs. These Are All cases of the same disease affecting the different organs and limbs As is demonstrated by the new symptoms dissections and remedies a there is no mistake about the new symptoms causes of motion or remedies which have been Lully of sted in n great variety of cases during a period of More than 20 years. The remedies require no dieting and never produce any disagreeable effect upon the stomach. Or bowels or any other that is noticed by patients using them except a steady improvement in health and strength and in All the symptoms dependent on the disease. See pamphlet accompanying the remedies with which any person of common education and capacity May easily distinguish the disease by the new symptoms illustrated with plates and apply the remedy successfully Price $10 h. , m. D. A pamphlet containing a dissertation on the diseases for which Galen s pills and plaster is impeded As a remedy accompanies a Ach Pac Kogo. A lot of the above valuable Medicine just received and for Sale by Morrison amp . Agents for the state Indianapolis december 6, 1836 50-12 Nio. Doctors Geo. W. Stipp amp we. Lindsay having associated themselves together in the practice of Medicine surgery &.c., would respectfully offer their professional services to the citizens of Indianapolis and Vicinity. Their office is in the Back room of the drug and chemical store of William Lindsay amp co., a few doors East of the mansion House and immediately opposite the Washington Hall where one or both will always be found unless professionally absent. May 24, 1837. 781 a notice. Al. Ketcham will continue to practice Law at o Indianapolis circumstances having occurred that prevent his contemplated removal to the Wabash. His office will be found in the Roon it adjoining Burn s office in the court House Square. To in. 0, in i7. Verm Fuge. Gross vegetable Nermi Fuge Superior to fish Nestrick s the Roost effectual remedy yet known for expelling Worms from the a Stem received and for Sale by the Gross or sin it re bottle by june 17. We. Lindsay amp co. Drug and chemical store. We. Lindsay amp co. Are n in receiving direct from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and opening at their wholesale and retail chemical warehouse immediately opposite the Quot a iii ton Hali Quot and a few doors East of the Quot mansion House Quot Large and a assortment of drugs chemicals medical Glass Ware Padvas oils Var. Ashes Dye stuffs Patent medicines Ever offered in this Piare. Their Stock embraces every article that properly belongs to their line of business and of a Superior . They would respectfully invite the attention of physicians country Mer Chams painters and others to a Call and examine their Stock and prices. They feel confident that y will be Able to Ell As Low if not lower than the Cincinnati or list Niville prices and will not be under sold by any House we St of the mountains. The a a would solicit the attention of the profess Ion to their assortment of amputating i re phoning. Dissecting and other instruments. All articles put up by us will be warranted genuine and of the Quot most Superior Quality f june 17 Law office. D. Walpole attorney at Law practices the Law in the circuit courts of Madison Shelby Marion and Hancock counties and the probate courts of the latter county. Residence at Greenfield Hancock county la. Quot feb. 1, 1837.�?65 six per cent. Saved. The Utility of savings funds institutions has Long been tested. By furnishing a Safe and advantageous investment for the profits of labor Thoy have Given a stimulus to Industry and encouraged the of Means for the preservation of a spirit of Independence. The Indianapolis insurance company being by its charter an office of Deposit is now ready to receive and vill pay on All sums deposited for 4 months and , six per cent per annul. By order of the Board. Nicholas m Carty pres t. Thomas d. Gregg be y. Office Indianapolis ins. Com. March ii.�?70 i apr a a just received and forsake at the new Book store Colton amp to 8 new map of Illinois exhibiting Tho sections ranges divisions townships internal improvements amp a. Farmer s Large and splendid mob of Micro an nod ouf Consin a rollers. Mitchell s maps of every Tate in the Union. Sept inner 30&Quot we. Y. Wiley. Or. W. Lindsay s vegetable tonic mixture. Or the cure of ague chill and fever particularly and will be found a valuable tonic in dyspepsia and general debility. It is put up in Tho form of drops also pills so As to suit the child As Well As the adult. Among some hundreds of testimonials that of or t. A Butler now of Noblesville is Only Here inserted with the following names mostly residents of Richmond la., and its Vicinity. R eco men d actions. Economy Wayne county ind. Oct. 27, 1835. Deanii sir., according to Promise i now devote a few minutes in giving you a Short history of the effects of your ague Medicine in my practice. I have prescribed and sold about 50 bottles in the last 6 or 7 weeks and in All the cases where it had been taken according to the directions it has been successful. I do not know of one single failure. I have prescribed it in Long standing cases of �e6�7%, originating from various causes and i am Happy to have it in my Power to say with Complete Success. I am convinced from experience that it possesses As much tonic and invigorating properties As any Medicino i have Ever used in my practice and from Niy experience i feel warranted in recommending it to those at hinted with chill or ague and fever or debility from whatever cause produced As being a Safe and effectual remedy. Respectfully yours t. T. Butler. Or. W. Lindsay. We Tho undersigned most cheerfully Bear our Testi Mony in favor of or. Lindsay s ague Medicine in preference to any we have Ever used. Abner Hunt Benoni Newby Tuom. Smith Ems. J. Haine j. Nasworthy j. Call , j. Walsh Geo. , a m mails a. Anderson we King Thom Foley Dan Mularky r. Mulray 3. Beng r. Lamb j. Haworth a i. Hawkins b. Pander Phebe j. Paden s. A. Lawman a Ball Nger. The tonic mixture is kept constantly on hand retail and wholesale at the chemical drug store of a Lindsay amp co., main Street a few doors East of the Quot mansion House Quot and immediately opposite Tho Washington Hall. Price per a bottle or Box of pills $100. Augusts 1837 91 tootle acc drops. Golc Doz. Aromatic tooth ache drops a sure and infallible remedy for the tooth ache on hand and for Sale by june la we. Lindsay amp co James a. Maxwell at Tor we y at . Grand Gulf miss. Will attend strictly to any professional business in the state of conned to Ivis catch references. S. Merrill Esq. Indianapolis la. We. Sheets Esq. Quot Quot Geo. H. Dunn Esq. Lawrence Burgh la. J. F. D. Lanier Esq. Madison Quot s. E. Leonard m. D. New Albany Quot Hon. John Law Vincennes Quot gov. Wallace Covington Quot a. S. White Esq. Lafayette a Jan. 1, 1837. 62r-tf h. Eastman s elixir of health. Formerly called or. Bloodgood a. This Medicine has for years proved a Sovereign remedy in All chronic diseases which have their origin in the stomach liver bowels or any of the i Stative organs. Such As dyspepsia or indigestion liver complaints bilious habits Soss of appetite Cost Veness det Mility nervous affections impurities of blood Amp a. Caution to the Public. From the great reputation which this Medicine has acquired sundry persons Are putting out an article purporting to be Bloodgood s elixir of health to which the certificates Given my elixir have been attached. That the Public May not be deceived on this subject i feel Bilund to give the following information leaving the Public to judge whether when health and life Are at stake it is Safe to venture the use of an article which is got up under such circumstances. The Medicine which has been known for the last six years by the name of or. Bloodgood s elixir of health is a Medicine of my own devising to which i gave the above name. No Medicine was Ever bet re known by that name nor was this Medicine known by any other name it being original with me manufactured by no other person and sold Only by myself or my agents my name As sole proprietor accompanying every bottle. The composition of this Medicine is known Only to myself and it being a vegetable compound it is impossible to Analyse it so As to detect its composition. The Public Are therefore informed that there is no genuine Bloodgood s elixir of health except that which is prepared by wishing the genuine article will be particular to see that the directions on the bottle Are signed with my written signature without which none is genuine. Disclaimer. The undersigned having received great Benefit from h. Eastman s elixir of health at that time under the name of Bloodgood s elixir of health were induced for the Benefit of the afflicted to give certificates of its effects for publication. We were then informed and have no reason yet to doubt the fact that the preparation originated with or. Eastman and was known to no other the name he gave it Bloodgood s elixir being merely to distinguish it from other preparations. What then was our Surprise to learn that the elixir had been counterfeited and the spurious article put Forth to the world with our names a endorsers of its Virtues. It is due to ourselves and to the Public to say that we know nothing of the merits of any such imitation. We have used and highly approved the elixir prepared by h. Eastman but when our names Are attached to the preparations of any other it is a base and unauthorized forgery and As such we denounce it to the Public. .1. R. Lippitt r. D. Searl j. Williams we. Spencer. All orders for Tho above valuable Medicine will receive attention if addressed to the subscriber care of Gazzan amp Butler Cincinnati Ohio who is the general authorized agent for the u. States. Charles Edwards. For sole by Mothershead Dawson amp co. Indianapolis. Sept 2 Morrison s Hygeia pills. He subscriber having been appointed slate agent in the place of James Givan deceased begs leave to inform the Public that he has received a Supply of Morrison s justly celebrated pills which Are to be had at the store of mrs. Margaret Givan and at the store of Young and Pottage Corner of Washington and Meridian streets. The Public will please to notice that Morrison s pills Are put up in 1, 2, and 3 Dollar boxes signed by the state agent and countersigned by the Sab agent none other can be relied on As Morrison s Hygeia pills. We. Young state agent. Jan. 28, 1837. 12m Fly dial Glass Ware. Packages m. Dial Glass Ware assorted received and for Sale Gnu Suttley Low by a it Quot e Rwm. Lindsay be co. I sperm Oil. A galls Winter strained sperm Oil on hand and for Sale Low by Josie a we. Lindsay amp co. To country merchants. Fall and Winter goods. A amp j. W. Are now receiving a Large a and Well selected Stock of dry goods which they will sell at a Small Advance for Cash or to punctual men on a Short credit. They have also on hand a Large assortment of Blackstock Bell amp co a. Cotton yarn. Ginseng feathers and rags will be received in Exchange for goods. Louisville sept. 9, 1837. 97 2m removal. I he undersigned would inform the Public that he has removed his Stock of goo ii to the Brick room immediately adjoining h. Porter s establishment ten doors East of the Post office Union Row where he would be glad to see his old customers particularly. The assortment of goods is tolerably Complete having procured a Large Supply last Spring and summer and expecting to receive further supplies this fall he to be Able to accommodate his old customers and friends and those who please to give him a Call with any articles in his line. 0 As limes Are Wilma by hard those who Are in , on account or noun particularly debts of Long standing Are earnestly requested to Call immediately Andt Settle the same As further indulgence cannot consistent in be Given Edward t. Porter. Indianapolis sept. 30, 1837, no. 2, Union Row 98 look Here. Re Zilfi subscribers would respectfully inform their m. Friends and the Public generally that they have purchased h. Bates a i Tirc Istock or goods and have taken his old stand on the Corner of Washington Street and Virginia Avenue. The Stock con a lists of a general and Well selected assortment of dry goods groceries hardware Queens Are Iron Quot nails. Castings shoes hats bonnets and almost every article usually kept in a retail establishment. Our terms shall be us favourable and prices As Low As those of any other House in town. We will not be under sold. Our friends and the Public Are requested to Coll and examine for themselves. Almost All kinds of country produce taken in Exchange for goods. D. S. Amps j. Holland. Indianapolis april 22, 1837. 75 map of Ireland. A few Large and splendid maps of the Emerald Isle exhibiting the counties cities towns villages canals roads amp a beautifully mounted on rollers forsake at the now Book store opposite the mansion House. Sept. 30 we. Y. Wiley. And a in Liisu cigars. To is ii Spanish cigars just received jb.v9 v w for Sale by the Box by june 3. 782___seibert amp Buehler. Iowa incl s to iii flix fairer 1 it Wand s tonic mixture just received m. And for Sale but a 17 we. Lindsay amp co. Bate a Chalrei Der. Ssofi Warb Bonsib. North fifth Street second door from Market str but Philada Luhm Astral and Ella Niue ii amps. Have just received a splendid assortment of w w Astral Mantle Hau and Reading Lampa Dix on a Best Brittania Ware in Ietta american Silver Vare a. June 3. 782 Seibert a Buehler. A

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