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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

Coon Nrws !-The Branch Bank in this place
has commenced dlscountng notes for some OF is
customers We have heard Of a considerable sum
being discounted to : certain Doctor en- Tsesday
last the Eth inst. Ii IS poss bic that this liberal
ity may not last longer than the close of the election
for senator; therefore we would advise all such Of
the people a IAN give good security. to make i'm
mediate application for discounts or loans Tie
Bank, we think, viii hardly refuse 20 accommodate
good men now who may want money, even II they
should not be such .farortes the lacl,y docior.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

INDIANA DEMooRAT.-We are IN daily receipt of
letters from subscribers to the Indiana Democrat.
We can only say to those who have applied, or who
may apply 10 Us, that we have nothing whatever to
Go with the former accounts Of that paper and that
the publishers of the Democrat have made arrange
ments with Us to supply their subscribers for the
time for which they have oyerpaid. We regret, as
much any one, that d IS go bu, COM
ply with the requests of those who have applied to
us, without manifest injustice to ourselves They
have legal remedy If other resorts should fail.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

FIRE.-on Tuesday night last we believe 1t was.
the Hotel, known as the 80 mile house" in Bridge
port and kept by john Ballard was totally destroy
ed by fire. Ii originated, as we informed by
carCessly leaving burning candle. Its fortunate
discovery by person at work in the mill be-
fore il had made much progress, was the means OF
saving the Ives Of It's inmates. We understand that
there no insurance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

c. The Indiana Journal thinks if the people
should elect any candidate but the mentioned
in that paper, it would give fatal stab to their
party" We are not aware that the coming cleo
lion is to be made party contest and if it We're,
we are not sanguine the editor OF the Journal
that it is to stab the wl e party. Don't flare up
so, my dear fellow, if it is natural.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

ASorHER RErEAL MEErI~G-One oC the largest
meetings ever held in the city Of Albany, wa coz
vened on the 10Th inst. long string Of resolutions,
setting forth IN able manner the views Of the de
mocracy, and pledgng to repeai the charter OF an
unconstitutional national bank should Il be salded
upon the country by the cderalists IN Congress was
adopted with acclamations
Among the speakers, the Hon. +. r. Butler ad-
dressed The meeting in speech, says the Argus.
which was one Of his most able, ii qlsa. and eiec-
tive forensic cforIs The meeting was three times
TOO large for the capacity # the Great Hail of the
Capitol and was held in the Park in the open r.
Truly, the people are coming 20 the rescue
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

1MrRIsoNNEsr FOR DErr.-The Philadelphia Ca
zctte lays before its readers the following revolving
picture, faithfully Portrayng Tie evils Of the unjust
system Of Imprisonment for debt
1t IL estimated that at least 6o,o00 persons are
lying IN the prisons OF the United states Tor dc0i.
Probably, with but few exceptions. these 6OooO pco-
pie are husbands and fathers, and have been torn
away from helpless, dependent and weeping FAM
lies, not for rhine but for misfortune. In most IN
stances, 10 doubt, tins imprisoned multitude are
Wiling and able TO labor and a subsistence for
their families, and something towards the eXtn.
gushment Of their liabilities. But from every duty
and from every blessing at home and freedom they
are cut Off aud no useful end is accomplished by
their imprisonment. They so many dead ami
buried men. They sufficient in numbers 10 poo
pie n State and make il ring with the notes of joy
and the d.n of cheerful industry. They larger
body Of men than that which adhered our national
independence. and yet they pine in pesierous cells
side by side with thieves. pirates and murdcrers,
under the sanction OF the law
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

c. y letter to our address, postmarsed Goshen,
!nd lies IN tie post tiice IN this place postage .of
paid. The writer had better send for it, Il It Is
worth that SUM
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

On. DrtR, DO DoN'r BnA yourselves, Bank
whgs! You ii surely die It YOU do! Wait for tn,
declaration ofwar. which wi hot unlikely follow
the veto. Daniel Webster, Dowllug's democrat.
rIther oyer.tepped The mark
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

TrNNFSSEa-lhe returns o. the lake election in
this state are not yet all in. Hence We can Only
say, that from The it would seem that Jou,,
wing is elected Governo-. 1t Is lmposs Tie as set
10 state with any certainty tie complex en- Of the
Legislature One thing > certain: the wag ma
lorliy Of last year, soiae 500 VIII BE- reduced 10
4 Moro tractI.n Of TN. aIn.--t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

L. :. BANK.-Every wing press in this State
with one exception, has committed itself IN favor Of
L. :. Bank. We hope, If ever the question should
again come before the people, they viii bear in
mind this fact. Before the Presidential election,
not one of them dlrcd to make it the issue. The
Wabash Courier, the leading wing paper in the
State. expressly rcpudiated that issue ami many OF
is followers Joined in tie chorus
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

" assorted numbers s.irn1!y hand and far sale
az Ue
.MlRION' COTTO-N Factory,
IHpfAN sPOLis.
3 WnrAs 100, re, wed pa ulen. Sanf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24
T.iLl.iHLE k.IR.h FOR S.lLE

TIfk
w rs.s Lam n tr - ilc csnai running 'nfn
lulaaA tie Ef, .ai q laid sIas lnd ii
4 - cleared sud
ctN 1 LAID, sovus orchard, g,'d
tne barn ifaaC duc. he .utse sud oscf oui fur-
.a vel off Mil Ill fea.O1asls The
lry. reIgss il.Sa cal snd Terms
~ sa'e ia'e
5an CHARLES NElCHnORs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24
NOTICE.

/ nTfGE S = 10
q Probate Naflsu - Indiana T>eil
81
request nj nfe.i l. ~ L.
,tsf il4siug tie fF'nt
10
in-fs.rt- snIAER,
lur H. ~.. s-2w THOMAS NCokR ASHf'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24
Pro5ably ~shocs' offeds'.l hank VII ger.

W are .a sic dsrk.-Hi-taoed P.Hqiuo,.
IN save bon 'tc-s ever .r.e SO knos yar
fsoi srant yar . Fl. ely ts-y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

lLsINols-S;ands in her representation IN Con
gress rs she did last year. one democrat. one fed
era wing, and one ao'tisy particular 'r,nmer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

o. We would re-nec'faiiy call the attention Of
the proper authorities 20 the situation Of Washlny
ton street, each SIDE Of tic canal bridge l. appears
to Us that lev oo.iars expended on !, now, would
save hundreds. n Il - loft much longer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

nqi
Shade IF Murray
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

Corrected every wr,k by L. :. ALyORD & CO., az
Indianapolis. who gnesaly prepared buy follow
ing qioiations.
Al pote. .,,.t.l - a.. .,,. -,.-t,..l b- 80
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-24

o. T. insure IKE ilscr'.oa If adcertisen,e as.
rey n,uH he haaaed ia Jy :he Saturday TTerioHs
% publication.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28
I3eSpe+ IahAlP;tOslts
Ward'slVegetable Hair oil,

E- le.1ta ~
 lIi1s Vegetable possesses the peculiar proper. great are its nousisaR properties which readily il. parts to the nOOisof the buta sho. time t0 ProdnSe pew growth, ,.and few applications 10 check that falling O the hair which sO often occurs especially afet sickness It prevents the hair from turning grey, and restOVeS t eis tuned by paft- ing 10 t new life md ygorl No lady who has ever used this Oil wi GOnseat to d9 without it., 10 is used and highly approved oi hy Qleen Victoria, ,Pgipce Albert, and the wiiole Royaf Family also, by the Faculty and Clergy. fho iNS!F1GH lU'h'iS'kf
 Ffsa the Royal Oolege er J kSatdnd, Esb. |hLI ,Li hL ,!trFdty %. I833! .fHh.'d !l'f
 pr. E. A! Ward hevina proved to this Royal Tfibn- nal that the Vegetable Oil, of his composition, has the property of causing the growth of hair, and prevent ig its fall, by fortivng The decayed part (e effects 0f the aromatic inEredents which have been found ii, it's comPasjtioD by thechemist Don Ffancsso Starez) we hereby recOmpepd s uses not as a specific, but as good and useful remedy. for persons requiring it.
 whose hair is in astateo decay from sickness orot er canses! D .2nos!ooil@ JosE BERaAL, M! ID! JoI4
 -3uL.1 Signed 10 (SnoN DE HES1A. Mp
 I Witnessed by CAEE9ANo PeNToN, Notary Pubic.
 The aboya teslimepv ofjhe efficacy and gseat xaue of Wards Vegetable Hair Ol. was given ihe prepsie. tor by the Royal College of Physicians in ihe Haya. na ;ana totf0se acqtiainted with the trethe heitness of tle medicn ppioe of Havana, it tpeaks :. CAUTION Beware of eopnterseitsi Nons is Rs. bu.tle. As6 red Zei6graphic Label with blue Yic. nGtts reG,se, and s1 made by FLA! Ward, M. D.,
 Sold in Ltehfeld by D., Beck with, agent for Li,eh. reid cOunty.. U General Depot and Wholesale Of. ice, 8S Barclay. .st., New.YOfk,I I'M i"Hi 1v13o
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28
Water proof Boots q Shoes, ''.'i LEATHER. &c. &c., t,,..,j

THE subscriber has, made arrangements sothat he sable to manutacture to order fkick double soe snd cork BoOfs, s0 much admi. red by all who like dry and warm feet. and peculiarly adapted lto. protect the feet from
 Ase a pa s hand. sI'a apS I vii S make ,o order
 CaB. Kip ead CopAide, Rsots x Shoss, Ofthe best materials and wOrkmaRlike man. ner; ladies Gsiaer BoOss buskin Ties. Slip. pera. India RuhbeRs, &c. &c. iof.a ,loGa79 yl ]. VT India Rubbers and all other Boots and Shoes neatly repaired g usual, .,eD,l1 .,li'l m Also. SOsides heavy ,and light Sole LeMhsE. tFom Green county tanneEiesS Upper Lealher
 Morocco. Lipings, Bindings, Sc. for sale on reasonable terms, for cash or hides. aiW
 P.S. A few notes and accounts on hand, which would be cheerfnlly exchanged for something to do business with.la 5gS sggsi, ]. 72s .G-.a -t..r. 7 SAMUEL CLOCK. ! Litckfel&, Doc. kE.. 4, ii .i 1.g s-i tt Fi., 2g
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28

LEAVING: fttetl.up a new and moro con- II 1 .yeniept shop would inform his friends and the public general y that he still comtin- Oes the bsssiAess of C7ock <Es WMeh repairing; and thRt from his leyperieRce md skill, and by constant attention t9 this important branch Of business,t hopes tp give general satisfac- tion, and receive sharepf public. patronage. s,1he5 e.snA s ALSO ON HAND. hit ouri oE
 "A good assortment of WArcHEs ANDiJ JEwEL- LERs' GOODs, consisting of levers iepine. and common scapcmeHt Watches. eaa rings, fin. ger rings breast pins. silver spoons. spectn. ctps, thimblcs. uPencil scases. butter knives, sugar bows. plated spoons, nearssjgh spec. tacles, steel pens, pen knives, ,scisscys, twee- gers. tuning forks, Music Boxes, C1arionets, Flutes, Flies. Violin, strings, clariopes reeds. clariopet and fife Preceptofs, She'll Combs, W9tch 0lI, &c,aoo ALSO, !. tiVunA HHo l.H ?, Dr. Wm. Evans cam0njle. fonics and fa- neily Aperirnt Pills. with direc,ionss recom- nsendcd highly for dyspepsia, nervous, and all stomach complaints. gs. igg y.>uoiy,
 pr. Evans Soothing Syrup. for teeshipg. with directiOns--a real blessing to mothers.
 Also. Dr. Hunt's celebrated Pills. for Con. sumption & Liver complaint, with directions.
 Also, Dr, Goodes' Female Domestic Pills. with ample directions. The above medicines prepared by Dr. WM.Evans, 100 Chatham street, New YOrk--sold hero by
 -afe t--.g,{Y R. MERRiMAN, Agent,
 zY- .il. Nsrfess ef ahe A'resbyieriu" Ga~reh. :.
 IitchGeld, Dec. 2. {. .. .,}+ la. .tS, 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28
. Mefat'sl VrgetnbIe Lits I'ilts and
 .l4 !Tu IOJH S1knem;r' RSffers id Adi mgr


 VKVtIE high celebrity which these excellent Medi. II cines have acquired, in curing almost avery dis ense to which the human frame is ahIey is matter familiar with almost every intelligent person They became known by their fruts-their good w0rls have testified fot them-tey did not thrive by the faith oi tAesCredul0US2 fl '53iJf]f N1'H .t| fttH sHd
 In eases f Costiveneas. Dyspepia. Biiois and Liv- CT afeciions, Ashma, Piles. Seiled Pains, Rheuma- tish, Fsyerssnd Agues. obstinate Headaches impure state Ofthe Fluids. unhealthy appearance ofhe Skin, Nervaas Deiiity. the EickRess incident to FeUa Ica in Delicae Heaiths every kind M weakness of fhe D. gestye Organs and iH all general Detaaee,nenls of Health, thcPe Medieines have invariably proyed certain end speedy remedy. They restore vienrofa hsallh te tbe most sxhassted eOnsiitutOhs A single trial will place the Life Pills and Phanix Bitlers be- yond the leaeh oi composition, in the ee.malips of Prspsied afid spld wholesale and tetai a, Wm B. Me6ai's Medical Office, SIS Broadway, New York .N.H. None ane genuine unless they have the lac simiie of Iohn ,Mofats signatuTe. ,sfnalg,,. .1iI T TNr The Efe Pills gre sold ip boxes-Pice. 25 cis 50 cents and 9l each. according to the size and the Phoenix Btters in bossles st elor @ each. with fail directions.
 ~ Far GsasNisous Disivibsa;e.-An intesesaing ktsls pamphlet. entitled "Mntiatis Medical ManIsb de- kgned Ss a D6mestic Guide 70 Health-eontainine Accurate Information concerning ths aOee pseveeht aissaaeA and shee Haost approved aFemsdies--by Wa R MoFrAT; Appay tS the Agents For sale by CAdrks ,. Kilbosrn, Litch6eld, Con. ne r0ecamhaf 10 LsIsifsl sH Agldqy sfSg ly302 hs
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28
VOL 55'XE.
ao IL6Geka1GeSSE E5GQSs6S.eSes ,osJ TUbLlsHES kAyiEEY kAyiEEY :TaG9spa ' .ASoitSS.SSG, ASi Nj SG
 BY HENRY ADAMS.

sTERMS., To village and single mail. subscribers. two aOllatg ydat, before the expEato9 Cf ,fTO e0hpanies 0E anynnmhef, over alx, 0l so, Der YeAftpaYsble aA sb9ve, Eo eOmpsnes les fsansix, Sl 1S per year Payahle as befoFe 25 ,csnts w.l Re made in advaHcG These tfiGes iars exclusivg df mailOr stage charge fNr transpeHaIi0p. 9d 97f bnh
 bN0paPers will.be discontinued until an nIfeaTWges aEe Pad, except at the discretion of the ediio1.s saJ Sore tie expiration 6f year. T'5" " '7''oIa7
 o9ADvEKTTs1Ne. One square, three insertions, 4I, ndrbe same prOp0TtiOn for two uIOrs sqHafest+ Half square, $ cts. ContinunDee oveE three weeks 20 pet cent per week, A liberal deducrion made for advertisements c6ntinued or I2 mohfiIs, =
 AHmifistfat0Fsc and Exc cutOEs' N0tieeS,' 9f co
 Commissioners' Notices, JH H.. Ui .HUa oSl 26
 All copamnnicAtions must he POSTPAID. er Ji ID
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28
} Np;4 .tit,i A0 lI.. ~ M1m8z 70.
 4 D

TSHE Boats of the~ successors of the New
 -A Haven Steamboat Company twill con- tinue tOrun as heretOiore.i leaving New Ha- ven daay, Sundays excepte.l.) at 6 o'clock A.. V. Returning, leave New. York daily, Sundays exCepted,) atr7 o'clock A. M.- Freight taken asusssal. 7ei1lsI13-3'5l >,d
 -o The above mentioned successors ef the N. Haven't Steamboat Company wiIl not be liable for any loss os dana age to goods agreed to be transported by them, occasioned by storms. fire, perils Oftbe sea. .Or by any other act ex. cept gross negligence proved on tho part of said company, tOa greater amount ahan tsen- ty dollars, unless a special agreement, cover. ing such risks, is made sin writing and will not in any ease be liable for any loss occa. sioned by any such risks, unless the contents ofthe packages shipped shalt be made known to the said company at the time of shipment, and the same are specially specified and set down in the receipt given by the Company for the same. lo>Il CIV. HfwMAN, Agent 1
 gA .Jor"ike saeressors ef ahe ". Hsven s. B. Co.,
 i New Haven, Dec, tl6,, l640. n +ea.i729, v
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28
|, Geese Fedtkey.s.,

EVyHE subscribers have made arrangements X to keep a constant supply of a first rate astiele of Geese E EeNAIheRs-seieeted and packed, with great care hyl ourselves, itl packages from 20 10 5Q, ,lbs.; and will furnish at alliiiRes any qunntity from 20 to 1000 lbs. of "a qualiiyathey wAhfWarnnpt toihe as good chased ofequal quality in the siate. 4. a,,o
 VI 4o ,uo nEdi rgoaqS. & L. HURLBUT.H
 s KipGkester,i ls4O...l tl.luuu v.n.rl lglyl0
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28
Etaa. xnsurance Company. lii to sy4dgasa0N NAkFH0RN.i9 Fo .r51z

ENSURE Dwelling Houses. Stores, Furni. U tire, stocks of MeFehahdize. Mills, Mauus factOries, Manufacaurets' stock. BaFus, Far. mers' stock iA buildings or stackay and every other species of insslEable personal property. Ag0iRst Lass 0ri DamGRe ty FirGA a,l ..-...s Y. ISAAC LAWRENCE. Agent. &.
 LiJck6elI, le40 ..sl-s.,. .,s7 D. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28
FOR .SALE,,'

.,7gsil AT THE; BOOK AND yAEIETY STORE. Lstud " ITcHELL,s, Smithis,. .Nqltebnan's.3 Hunt M ipgioniss 1lney's. Wqedbridgeis. and Willard's School Geography and, Ailas; A merican FiEst, Glass Book National Precep- tor, dos Reader do4 iIptfodaetion Young Reader. Easy Reader, Easy Lessons, Paper, Qnills, Ink, Bristol ,B6afds, Dgawipg Paper Albu%s, ,slates Rossels gers; peaS pen pockei Knises Boys Caps--+Skates, b sli.. .aalt ltn ti.9. Gents Rombazine and Satin Stocks cheap.
 ALSO,
 Lump md RroWn Sugars. EmpeEial and Yo II. Tens, Coffee, Rjce, Gingey. Gloves Sale. rafus, Nutnegs, ground. Repper and Ginna- mon, Mustards Starch. CanSitFs.a saer7ee2l st u ,ow ,t,,y tuzIOSHUA GARREHTs , LitehfeM, Dec. B 184Q. .oL o..s tndt ,.27
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28

t5ls IIE99ftic ' 1A E5 s't |. 9di o1 ssGass3s d9Aoqs es,, Irn sspuU yrCtI
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28
D.alolrs Pdteat F00tl Stolpges.a, esa ,

HIS probably better adapted to the purposes
 for which it is designed than any thing of the kind ever offered to the public, .TtHeeds filling hut once a, day. can be carried any where with safety, and is withal 2 very hand some piece of furniture. .anr ,.Iyz 9di .9i7 For sale, by the dozen or single, hy. sit,7
 Dec. B. ,,,,,h 5., ISAAC LAWRENCE. Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28
,COllectQl'ss NOttcd.

A ILL pers0nS liablo to pay n stase and tbssE
 LA tax ili the town of dCanaans on the Lis O616S9s e'hcreby notified that we will mee them at the Abus6' of ChatlesiLeWist oh Fri
 day the 9th of February, from 10 o'clock iI the forenoon till In ihei afaetnoon and at Hawieyt DuDhihg' On the 9th from 10 o'cloch to l2s or at Heman Howe's at any time pro Sious to said days of the same week. All
 those who do not comply with said call mus, expect tOPay the legal fees. without any mis take.jdo lt"tnpI5EMAN Hoyvf, ,;uj,i,osa'' ;j.,i.,,oo.s:a .~gn"a" s'y1inDJoHN WATSON, HD'Htsafss'"''s' -io oCdassn, sIan. l2, l64l.i nt'qdla1 2!' 5 33'o A A4 csu,s ?, r lrpta.s 1olasa q Neg5slk, rith..,
 F. aHd tor Ae dfstrict of Nbrfolk, on the Sth da, h. I@ JGnNGFy. 4. D. lS41: ,t ',l -snad I'..,',I t,,Ih Preseni, Afichael F. Milks, Esq. Judge, .
 THIS Court doth direct the administrator 1,A7l on, the estate of, WIhLIAM ,CoEclI, late oi Norfolk, ip said district, deceased, represent
 ed msOlvepi, to give notice to all persons in
 terested in the estate of, said deceased to, ,ap pear Of they see cause) before the Court o Probate t9 De holden at the probate office ir said district, on the 18th day of February lS4l. at 9o'elock n the forenoon, to be beard resative to the aPpoiptlnents of Commission CTS on said estate. by posting said order o notice o9 a public signpost in said town o
 Norfolk nearest tbe place where the deceas ed last 1dYelt, and by advertising inc same ir n newspaper published in Litchfeld. ,.l,r,, f.,,. h41,, Certified from Record. ,l{ qnt,,t,, < B ,.-..,o MlCHAEl. F, MILLS, Jndge. {,
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28

AprIcE.- Yoang men, ifyou go on sleigh ride, bs sure thai you, beys Iezesi in your slegh as we'll As 6sns oa ihs hoses Sswiyst Ysller sAys that " such 6euss sva very musirsE' sI I IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28

wEs1EsAA' usivERsiys: We regret to Isasn lhas Psssidsn, 0hn. d wsslsyap pbiyerri.y .. Middle. town, has been eompsnsd cn. aeecpas of dsclinipgO health t6 seSigReavine ta insfitdtiOn SRaia wllR- 0VA presiding oticeu at as head '@e
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-21
THE NEWSPAPER.

81 CkABBE.
Io. here 1t comes before the cheerful fore
Damp from the press in smoky curls as pire;
Shs from the earth the sun exhales the deW1
Ere we can read the wonders that ensu.e;
Then eager every eye surveys the part,
nat brings its favorite subject to the heart;
Grave politicians look for facts alone,
And gravely add conjecturss of their own:
The sPrightly nymph, who never broke her rest,
7 or tottering crowns, of mighty land Oppressed,
ENDS broils and battles, but neglects them all
For songs and suits, birth day or ball:
1hs keen, warm man o'erlooks each idle tale,
FOR monies wanted and estates on ale;'
While some with equal minds to all at tend,
Pleased with cash part, and grievcd to fiEd an end
Ie this all readers turn, and they can look
Pleased on paper, who abhor book.=
those who meier deigned their Bible t.) peruse
Would think it hard to be denied their news;
Sinners and saints, The wisest and the weak,
here mingle tastes, and one amusement seek;
Ihls, like the public id, provides treat,
Where each promiscueus guest sits down to eat.
And such this mental food, as we may c. Ill
something to all men, and to some men all
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-21
KOUCK'S PANACEA COUNTER
FEITED. 4gs
TO THE PUBLIC


SENSE ofduty TO myself as well as 10 the pub
N lie, induces to state that my Panaces has been
counteneited TO considerable extent, and that large
quantities oft have been sold in New York, Phladel
phia and Piiisburg The bottles containing the medI-
cine as well as the stereoyped bills which cover each
bottle has been so neatly and closely copied by those
engaged in countercing them, that il is difficult TO de-
teet them, and which indeed can alone be done by
critical examination As to the spurious Panacea, II Is
most wretched and deeterious compound, calculat
ed TO do as doubtless has done great injury TO the
constitutions OF those who may be uHfoi nale as to
use H. II there be any thing within the range OF human
action more immoral or wicked than another, 1t s
where an unprincpled being jeopards the health and
hives of his fellow creatures, in the present instance,
tor filthy lucre, and palms upon item as genuine medi-
cine universal reputation for its s6native quality,
most villainous counterfeit whose constituent proper
ties instead Of possessing the power OF curing tend only
to deceive and blight the hopes othe invalid fnot per
man ntlyto destroy his health. $500.
Having discovered the author and agess in this inu
rous fraud upon the public as well as upon my own In
terests and being influenced BY sincere desire 10 pu
nish the aggression Of the former, and throw the pano
piy of projection around the attc caused weeks
since suits to be instituted in the u States O. urt or
Philadelphia against the parties concerned IN this meta
rous affair regular reports of which when adudlcnted
win be published for the publc information, and to warn
the unprincipled against the danger ofdepfedang upon
The rightof others, and Of perhag human health
nl2 n JACOB HQUCK