Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 18, Brookville, Franklin County, 2 May 1845 — Page 3

COUNTY MEETING. A meeting of the Whigs of Franklin County will be held at Brookville on Saturday May 10th, for tlie purpose of appointing delegates to a district convention, to nominate a Candidate for Congress A general attendance from all parts of the County is desired. Thewhigs of Franklin county do not wish lobe troublesome or captious in determining the time and place for holding the District Convention, and are willing to meet their brethren at almost any time and place for the purpose of selecting a candidate lor Congress in this District; yet

inasmuch as very many of the best farmers and business men in the county have business in the Probate Court, ar.d owin? to the fact that the Probate Court will be in session in most, if not all the counties in the District during the second week in May, it is thought that the 14th day of May would be an inauspicious day to hold the District Convention. And it is supposed that about the 10th day of June would be a proper day for that purpose, and would accommodate the people or the District as well if notbetier than any other period of time, and we have no objection to Lawrenceburgh as the place of holding the Convention. By order of the Executive Committee : April 30th, 1845. Jd" THOSE WHO COUNTERFEIT a good medicine for the purpose of adding a few dollars to their pockets, ire far worse than the manufacturers of spurious coin. For while the latter only rob us of our property, the former lake properly and health and .'il-away. Dr. Wistar's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is admitted, by thousands of disinterested witnesses, to have effected the most extraordinary cures ' in cases of a pulmonary and asthmatic character, ever before recorded in the h:stoiy of medicine. The giving, thsi beautiful, the good, all epeak forth its praise. It is now the r.vobite MtDiei e in theniost inteiiigenlfainilies of our country. Such a high stand in public estimation has been acheived by its own merits alone. And so Ion? as a discernms public are careful to Cet Wistar's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, ar.d refuse with scorn counterfeits, and every other article proffered to them as a substitute, so long will ceres positive cures cheer the fireside of many a despairing family. Sanford & Park, (at their new store, corner ol 4th and Walnut,) Agents for Cincinnati. NOTICE. jj" ETTERS testamentary upon the esMLA tate of William J. Patterson, late of Franklin county, Indiana, deceased, have bpen granted to the undersigned, by the cierk of the Probate Court of said county. All persons indebted to the said estate must make immediate payment, and those having claims agiinst the estate must piesent them duly authenticated within one year. The estate is solvent. The deceased in Lis lifetime loaned to various persons a number of books, which have not been returned. Persons having such books are heieby required to return them immediately. JANE B. PATTERSON, Executrix. Geo. Hom.amd, Alt'y. April 2G.h 143. IS 3w. Sale of Real Estate. rTM HE undersigned will sell a farm ad-M-joining the town of Brookville, Franklin county, Ta., and a!6o a pleasant dwelling houe in said town. The farm contains about 200 acres of land, about f0 of which is cleared and in cultivation. There is a comfortable frame dwelling house and good tlabie on the premises. The dwelling house in tow.i is very pleasantly situated, with a stable, well, wood house, Sc. A oart of Hie purchase money will be required to be paid in hand, and a very liberal credit on the balance to bo well secured and drawing interest. J A N E B . P ATT E RSON . Gi-o. Hoi.lanh Att'y. April 2Glh 145. lS-3w. NEW TAILOR SHOP. WM. CLARK d SO.V, TBESPECTFULLY inform the public that they have commenced business in the old stand formerly occupied by Maj. Reeks. All orders left with them for work vhall receive prompt attention, on as liberal terms as can be obtained elsewhere. None but good workmen shall be employed. Fashions regularly received. May 1st, 1815. 18 If. .Yew Store! HITT & HAILE Jlave just received direct from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, a splendid assortment of DRY GOODS. Consisting in pari of super. Broad Cloths, .Summer Cloths, plain and fancy Casimere, Satinet, tweed Kentucky Jeans, plain and fancy Drilling and Gambroon, Silk Velvet, alin, Mersaiiles and fancy Vesting, splendid new style Fancy Prints, Balzerine, Muslin de Lane, Crape de Lane, Painted Lawn, Gingham, apron Check, plain and figured Alpaca Lustre, Bombazine, black and fancy Dress and Bonnet Silk, Cotton and Linen Handkercdiefs, Ribbon, Gloves, Pins Needles, Tuck, Ivory & side Combs, Buttons, Gum Suspendeis, black, white & fancy Barege Scarfs, Thibet & fancy summer Shawls and dress H'dks. Titin. bleached and brown Muslin, cotton and linen Table cloths, Swiss and India Mull, Bishop Lawn, Jaconet, striped and bared Swiss and Lace muslins; a large assortment of SHOES & BOOTS Leghorn, Casimere, Beaver & Palm Lear Hats, Florencebrade and Cypress Bonnets, splendid Stair, Passage and Floor Carpetings, calf and morocco Leather; a large assortment of IROA A NAILS, Qitcenstcarc, Glassware, Groceries, Cotton Yarn, etc. beside a great variety of articles too tedious to enumerate. The above slock of Goods was bought wuh cash, and great pains were taken to obtain them on the most favorable terms and can therefore be sold at reduced price for cash or produce. Purchasers will do well to call and examine for themselves. Brook vjlle, April 28, 1845. 18 ly

CAUTION! "Wm7IIEUEAS my wife Catharine ho w left my bed and board without any cause or provocation, and Las taken herseil away from my care and protection, this is, therefore, to caution all persons from trusting or harboring her on my account, aa I will pay no dcbti of her contracting or incurring after this date. WILLIAM WATTS. .Jpril 2Sth'lS45. 18 3w

Administrator's IVolicc. The undersigned has taken out letters of Administration on the estate of Burgees G. Vell6 deceased. Debtors of the estate will please pay immediately, and creditors present their claims legally authenticated. The estate is insolvent, JOHN A. MATSON, Adm'r. April I9th, 17-3v Administrator's A'otiee. A LL those indebted to the estate of Elisha Hill, deceased. are rcouested to call and eett'e immediately; also those having claims against said estate to present them duly authenticated. The estate is thought to he solvent. JAS. II. HILL, Adm'r. April ltftu lr4. I?-3v ii rinding and Wool Carding. The subscriber has the pleasure of anuourcing to his friends and the public, that he will be reaos next week to grind Wheat and Command to Card Wool. I have two setts of good wool Carding Machines, which are nearly new, and w ill be attended to by an experienced Wool Carder. Those mining to mill with their Wheat, Corn and Wool, it is his calculations to do the grinding and Carding so that they ran be taken back on the same Jay. I have been at considerable expense in my repairs, and now nope to get sucii a portion .f the business of the country as will somewhat make up for my losses. As every exertions will be made to entitle me to a share of business, I ask my friends ' to give mv Mills and Machines atrial. GEORGE W.K.MDLE. April 25th 1S45 17-3w. Wool Carding. THE subscribers will be redy by tne 1st day of May next, toreeeive and card wool. Their machinery is all entirely new, of the best quality, and will be attended by an experienced hand, and will warrant their work aa good as any done in any place, and at the cu?tmary prices. CUSTOM 4- .VERCIIAXT.MI ' L. Their large Corn Grinding and Flouring Mill will also he ready b the IstofMay, for Custom and Merchant work. We have incurred great expense to put up a mill of the best quality, and we expect to entitle ourselves to a large share of custo-n,by rem derinsr satisfaction. Our Larding Machinery and Flouring Mill is at the lock of the Canal it Metamoii. PRODUCE. We will at all times pay tho market price in cash for Wheat. We will also take Wool, Wheat, Flax Seec, Corn and Oats, for Carding. M. B. GORDON & BROTHERS. Metamora, Apil23th, 1S45 17-4m WOOL CARDING. The subscriber will bo ready by the first day of May next to receive and card Wool. My Machinery is entirely new, of the best workmanship, and having engag-ed the service of Mr. Baxter, an experienced hand, formerly cf Clarksburgh, Ind., I have strong reason to promise my customers good rolls. lcaunot,at present, say what my prices for carding will be, but they shall be as low as at any establishment in the country that does good work. My Machines are at the Canal Basin at Brockville, and wool can be conveniently sent by caual cither up or dawn, and the boats can deliver it at the establishment without any trouble and so 9oou as it cau be carded the rolls can be sent back. Great care will be taken to render satisfaction. P Ii ODUC E . I will take in payment for carding. Wool, Wheat, Rye, Oats and Corn The produce or ceh mus-t be, in all cases, paid when the rolls are taken away J. WOODS. April 1. 145. 16-4m. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Crockery Ware, Ax. THE SUBSCRIBER having by recent impoitation completed his stock of printed and Common Ware, would inform those wishing to purchase, that h-? an now offer for their examination one ofi.be best selected assortment in the West. He feels con fident that thoe who favor him wifh a call wiil find it to their interest to purchase, as it is his intention toscll at low prices, either for ca?h or approved paper. The stock has been selected with a view to tho Country trade, and consists in part of Common and Printed Teas and Tea Ware; do do Bowls, assorted sizes; do do Pitchers, do do; do Edg'd it V. C. Plates- do do; do do Bakers, Dishes 4- Nappies. With a great variety of other articles in his line. ALSO An assortment of flint Glass, which will be sold bv the box at Manufacturers' prices. WM. S. SAMPSON, No. 02, Main st.,' East side, opp. to Trusts Co. Bank, Cincinnati Ohio. New Goods. THE Subscribers have just received their Spring and Summer Goods, which added to their former stock makes their assortment large and complete of all kinds ofD It V GOODS, Groceries, Hardware Qticcnsicarc, Hoots and Shoes, Fur and Palm Leaf Hats, llorencebraid and straw Bonnets, MILL AND CROSS-CUT SAWS, PINE CHURNS AND TUBS, PAINTED BUCKETS, TRACE CHAINS. SPADES & SHOVELS, MANURE FORKS. SAD IRONS, BRASS Kettles, &c. All of which they are determined to sell as low as the rami kind of goods are sold in any town in the eastern part of the State or at Cincinnati prices, adding freight only on heavy articles. R. & S. TYNER. Brookville, April 22, 1843. 17-ly LAKE FISH.-50 bbls. in good order, just received and for sale by A. DONALDSON At CO. Ninth aud Main streets, Cincinnati Ann! 10th 145. ie.lv

JS'eic Goods. B. II. BURTON has just received from Philadelphia and New York a large and splendid assortment of Goods which he is determined to sell low. II is old customers &the public in general are particularly invited to examine hi goods before purchasing elsewhere. The following comprises a portion of his stock: 4 pieces L'lue Black Cloth,

5 do Line do 1 do Green do 1 do Invisible do do 2 do Gray do 1 do Drab do 2 do Brown do G do Fancy Cassimeres, 1G do Satinetts, all styles, 8 da Kentucky Jeans, 6 do Flannel, Red.Wkite$ 150 do Calicoes, all styles, 25 do Bleached Muslins, 12 do lied Ticking, 12 do Handsome Ginghams. 12 rio Cambric Muslin, 15 do Jaconet do 4 do Bobinet. 2 do Mull Muslin.

5 bales o f Broicn Muslin, best quality, 2 pieces Book Muslin,

Stciss do Lawns Alpaca black fancy, Muslin de Laine, Balzarines, Plain Black Sitk, Fig. Blue Black silk, Fancy Silks, Bonnet Silk, Black f White Crape. Black Satin Vesting, Silk Velvet. li Serge, 2 doz. Ladies bVk $ ichile Silk Gloves, " .Mohair do " " Mils, " i fnget ed do " d irAie long do Gent. White Silk Gloves, Black Kid do k Italian Cravats, Fancy do Fillet Veils, 3 Bo.rei fash. Bonnet Ribbons, Cap do Xarrow do Black do Silk 4 worsted Coat cord if- Binding Fash. Coat and Vest Buttons, Coal Trivimingsof all kinds, Blue 4 High Dye sewing Silk, Patent, spool, blue, vhite assorted Skein Thread, Laces, Edging .f- Inset tings, all kinds. A great vaiiety of Summer wear for pants, coats & vesis. Irish Linen, Checks. Summer Cloth, Figured serge, black tabby velvet, Marinos, Shirting. Drillings, 8 4 Table Diaper, Musquitoe Bars, black and white cotton hose, worsted hose, Gum & welt suspenders black and white, cotton and white linen tape, brown Holland, paper muslins, cot flags, wadding, blankets, col, cambrics, together with other articles too numerous to enumerate. BOOTS&SUOSS. He has a large assortment of Boots and Shoes, for men, women and children, at all prices. HUE ES W A ICE. A general assortment of Queehsw are of handsome styles. Hardware, lints &. Bloimets G packages of Hardware Cutlery, 6 cases fashionable Hats, 2q dozen Palm Hats, I " Youths Leghorn Hats, 1 " Florenccbraid Bonnets, j Lawn do COTTON YARNS, Nails, Leather, Powder, Shot & Groceries constantly on hand. lmlrcllas A Parasols. 3 Dozen Umbrellas, 3 " Parasite, all prices. LHIUORS. 1 Barrel superior French Brandy, 1 " " Port Wine, j 1 " " Sirccf Malaga. I The above L:quors are very pure, suit able for sickness. WHEAT, RYE. CORN, OATS, and ail kinds of produce taken in exchange for Goods. Brookville, April 25th 1845. 17 ly. Jnnietta Iron avd IS ails 20.000 lbs. Sligo lion assorted sizes, 5; 000 " Bloom Forge Iron do 600 " American Steel, do 100 " English blistered Steel, 100 " Cist Steel. Just received and for sale by R. & S. TY ER. Brookville, April 22, IS4-). I7-ly. COFFEE, SUGAR. AC. Sacks Rio Coffee, 7 Hhds. Sugar, 1 Tierce of Rice, 400 lbs Sole' Leather, 1000 " Coron Yarn, 200 " Lead, For sale by R. & S. TYNER. Brookville, April 22, 1845. 17-ly DR1CI) FRUIT. 200 bush, A pples; 100 do Peaches. l oreale by A. DON ALDSON Ji CO. Ninth and Main sti Cincinnati April 23th I-?4o 17-ly ROBERT PORTER, Wholesale dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC Dry Goods, NO. 17 2, Main Street, between 4th 5th, east side CIXCIXXATI. Keep9 constantly on hand Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Prints, Jaconet Cambric, Cook Mull and Swiss Muslins, black and brovn ehirtings and sheeting?, Handkerchiefs, ehawls. Hosiery, Gloves, Buttons, Thread, etc. &c. March 27th IS45. 14-lv. JOSEPH CAREY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers In Groceries 4 Produce, Ao. 9, Commercial Row. Foot of Main StFront of Public Wharf. CIXCIXXA TL Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Indigo Madder, Naile, Glass, Cotton Yarns S c. iVJ-HOlD AT TBI LOWEST CASH PRUT. March 27th 145 H-ly

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RAIL ROAD LETTING. ON Saturday, the 24ih May next, ed Propota.lt will ho received by tlif undersigned, at Indianapolis, f, r Grubbing, Clearing. Grading and Bridging thirty mile8ofRoad, from Edingburgh to Indianapolis, in section, laid out by the Eusincer. The work must be completed I y the firt of November, ls46. The Company will make payment with the usual deductions as the work progresses, in cash, six per cent Bonds of the Company, interest semi-annually at Madison Brunch, and principal in t3n years; or one third cash, and the balance in bonds, as shall be agreed on; and each proposition is expected to stale the prices of the work in the different kinds

of payment proposed. Propositions to do the work in less time will be preferred at increased prices, and an proposed changes as tj the mode of payment, which the Company can comply Willi, win oe duly corsnlered. 1 he profitless, specifications and estimates may be seen as soon as they are completed by cab ling on the Engineer. If theie be doubts as to tho best propositions, either for the wholo or parts of the Road, the Directors of the Coiiuuiy will meet and decide at the earliest day possible. Further i;t,tire will given, should the Engineer fail to comple e his work in time for sufficient exainina'ion by those desiring to hid. S. MERRILL, Sup'd't.. M. R. R, Office. i JIuditan April 14, 1S45 IT 4-w. Madison Banner 4. 3tfl Barrels of Sail. artFSiS' 25 Kegi white led. For sale ly li. & S. TYNER. April 22, 1-15 17-ly. FENCING NAILS. kegs KM; SI. For sale by DONALDSON A: CO. Ninth and Main sts. April 25th I-M5 I7-lv. NAILS. keijs Bsv-orted Ncf." For sale tv A. DONALDSON A-GO. Ninih and Main str April 25th, I7-ly. TERMS CASH! L V M A N &. R I C E. Importers, IJ holesal if- Retail Dealers in ' r .? , r,,r ,.t I 'V mjI'h WIRE, STEEL, NAILS, &C. &C, &C. Siia of the Anvil, Corner of .Main and Lower Market streets, CINCINNATI. April Ifth 1S15. 16-!y WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND Fancy Goods. THE subscribers have constantly on hand a larje and fashionable assortment of Jeiceb ilGoUIS," Silver Watches, Plated ware, English and American Britania, Painted JapanedjTea Trays, Gold and silver Spectacles, Diamond pointed Gold Pens, Gold and silver Pencils. Silver Spoons. Ladles, Cups, Butter Knives, Fruit Knives, etc. Odd Fellows Regalias, Jesvels and every variety of trimnimsrs. Silver Ware and Jewelry made to order. OWEN -fc CA It LEY, No. 135, Main tt., between 5th and 4t CINCINNATI. April 1-th 1845. lG-ly TIIOS B. HARRIS, Wholesale A: ISctail Hrusf a no nr.u.nR is cist

PaintS, 0il3, VailUSheS & Dye btUlts:j 07-Cut Fiowrs at all Reasons. -CO Corner of Lower Maiket & Sncumore sts.. ( ralalcgue and price can be seen at J I. ... , ,

CIXCISXA TI. O. Physicians and Country Merchants ore solicited to call and examine for themselves The above articles are of the best quality, and may be had at reasonable rates Cash paid for Ginseng, Bccsicar $c. April lth 1S45. 1 ly Hardware. T llll'i subscribers are now opening subscribers splendid assoitmcnt of Haidwaie,! comprising a larsre and pencral assortment of i TABLE $ PCCKET CUTLERY, j Files, Saws, Sickles, Scythe meat ha, Hay and Manure Forks, shovels and spades, Nails, Wira, Anvils, Vices, smith's Bellows, Locks aud Latches of every kind in use, butts, I screws,Carpenter's tools, ! Coopers tools, etc. j ALSO- ! GUNS, PISTOLS, &C, &C. 1 ....... .. ..!!.. f.,...l I in a well assorted Hardware store to wheh incy uiviic lliu ttlieiii;on in nieieiianip, it;chanicsand Farmers. Terms CASH, LYMAN & RICE. At the sign of the Anvil, Corner of Main and Lower Market streets CINCINNATI, OHIO. April lth li4". IG-ly. Fanc;t and staple Drtj Goods, i THE Lubicribers respectfully call the j attention of the citizens of BrookviKu and! its vicinity to their slock of Staple and Fancy Dry goods, a large portion of which i is entirely new, and of the latest ety les; it i having been selected by one of the part-; iters, w ho has just returned from the Eastem cities, they arc confident that they can . meet the expoctatiens of their friends and the public, Their vricet are uniform aud iic. j PADGETT Ar MACY, . Ifi7, Main Street, between 4th and 5ih, J Cincinnati. J March 20, 1S4.V l-ly. i LIQATOKS & WINES. Half Pipes French Brandy, 5 do Holland tiin, 20 quarter casks old Sherrj Wine, 20 " ' Madeira Wine 50 Sweet Malaga Wine, 20 Barrels Peach Brandy, 10 ' Jamaica Spirits, 10 ' Old Rum, 10 " Old Whisky, 50 Casks Cherry Bounce, Ml of which will he sold low. For sale by A- DONALDSON & CO. March 20, 1S45. COFFEE, 75 BAGS RIO. St. Domingo, Java. 30 do 20 do For ealo by A DONALDSON & CO. March 20, 143,

W & S.J. HONEY, 7' a n n e r s $ C a rrier s, MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH CIXCIXXATI. Constantly on hand an assortment nf Sole and Upper Leather, Calf, Binding, Lining, .Morocco and Kid Skins; Shilling, Harness, Kip Skins, Bridle $ Seating Leather; S 11 0 E M .4 K E R "S Fl .V I) I X G S Shoe Threads. Pegs, Lasts, BotTrees.Awls. Tacks. Spara-

bles, Boot Web. Boot ! Cord. $c. ! And everr article fur the manufacture of Boots and Shoes, and at the lowest prices for j Cll. (CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND SKINS, March 27th IIj 11-lv T1I031AS HIT 1ST, NO v9 MAIN ST. BET iVEEN FRONT & SECOND sts CIACIAWA S 1, UCALEH IN ; Juuifita Iron and Xails, Steel, I Castings, etc., etc. March 27th 1945'. 14-1 y. j - -- - j J. S. BENNETT C O., j V. HOLESALE fc RETAIL I dl.iI.ehs is Foreign and Etoitiestic DRY GOODS, AO. 183 MA IX STREET, Between 4th and 5th, CINCINNATI, O March 28th H45, 14-ly. J. BONTE, M n iinrturer mul whnlesnie coticr in Hanilla, Cotton, II e in n R one. OF ALL SIZES. Cords, Lines and Ticincs OF ALL KINDS. I S:ore Main street, one door belotc Front. MANUFACTORY On Western Row, CIXCIXXATI. I N. B.-CASH paid for HEMP & FLAX. ! Much 27th 1-44. 14-ly. l3RUMTSTOirE. i 101 Main street, between Third fc Fourth (LYCLYXAI. UTCIIER AND MCLAUGHLIN would respectfully invite ML'-IX'll V'T-ii TIT? 1'i Id KTti . , to call and examine their assortment, it boing very hrCe. at greatly - 3 1EDI,CeD RICES. From our long experience in the brush I manufacturing, we feci confident that our i litorii will lio fnunil e.itisfactorv . and that .. we shall zc able to suit all, even the most j fastidious. j -liarcti 'illi l-io 14-ly ' I ' ' i I XV . HAL A N D & C O WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IM Staple ami fanev DRY GOODS, Ao. 4, riflh St., Xorth side, 3 Doors East of Walnut, CIXCIXXA 77, 6. Mirch 27rh 1513. 14-ly. SrsTjACKSOXi Aiir!eryBiiaii and Florist, Three miles below Cincinnati, on the riv er road, between the residences of Major Wm. Oliver and S. S. lHoininedieu, keeps con stantly for Silo

innt and Ornamental 1 rrf"s,i,1;,ti Fchnnrv.wi.cn all hnpeofmv recov !

Iirulis, Vine-, GREEXHO USE PLA XTS. Jf , if C the ollice ot tne 1 naiai.a American.; March 27th 145. 14-ly " C. PENROSE, Whalebone, Whip ami Cane! . , . , r . AO. -.0, ijm .rt.c j ...... ., CISCiySATI. 3 constantly on hand a grood supply ' WhiD and Canes of every description j hips and Canee ma.ie to onier, or rtpairI cd at the shortest Notice. March 2. th IM i. u-.y. S. II. PARVIX & CO. Hat and Cap Manufacturers. Corner of Court and Main street, CINCINNATI. Cl'TAI AR & HATCH rt.llER, WHOLESALE AND HETAIL dealers in Imported $ American Cigars. also, all kids ok j Q(JJ((30 vC OlllIlJ. NO. 237, MAIN ST., Fourth door below Si.rth St., West sitle CIXCIXXA TI. March 27th 1-43 14-1 v JOllX 11. CLARK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer, Produce, and Liquor its mu: 51 A A T, Xo. 2S5, MA IX S T, CIXCIXX. 1 77. j Pure Wines constantly on hand. Marcn 27th 14 14-ly sm irTf aTtu ck e 1ST; WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Boots &l Shoes, I PALM LEAF HA TS. JC. j Ao 31. Pearl St., Cincinnati. ! Feb. 6,1815. 7 -ly. j RASS"SCED. LOVER. 1 J TIMOTHY. , i BLUEGRXSS. 1 ORCII RI GR SS, ! On hand ar.d for sale in quantities to suit 1 purchasers, by A. DONALDSON & CO. March 2:, 143. C. &. W. II. ALLEN. .Vo. 167, Main street. 3 W below Fourth CIXCIXXA TI. WHOLESALE DEALEI1K IN v I a ii J i: av i: L R V . Clocks, Watches, Watch Tools and Materials, Silver Ware &. Tine Ctitlcrv; ALSO Dealers in Combs, Brushes, Percus-iion Caps, Pistols, Powder Flasks, Fancy Soap, Pocket books. Razor straps together wilh a general variety of French, German V fgr English fancv Goads. March 27th 1?43. ' ll-ly.

A Cure lor CoiiMimsition. IM PORTA S T TO ALL THOSE AF FLICTEI) WITH DISEASES Of THE LUSGS AM) BREAST. SEVEN THOUSAND CASES of nominate Pulmonary complaints cured in one ' , r O j 4 H tf S wist.ir b.ils.i.u of wild CHERRY, the great .iwtriran remedy fur Lwig C'lmytiiiii'.s.and all the AjTtC;;IS nf the Respir-Uori Organs. e do not wish to triib; with the'Jiv. s or l.ea'th of the Htlhcted, and wo sinct r-.-ly I pledge ourselves to make :u assertions a.- ! to the virtues of this medicine, and to hold out no hopes f suffering humanity, which ! Tacts will not warr-ir.t. ! We as!; ihe attention of the candid to a i few considerationsNature, in every P'Tt f her 'ur. his I le't ind-.'iiblo marks of adaptation and dcI sign. j Thi constitution cf the animals and vegetalil s of the torrid, is such that they could ' not cnduie the cold ofthcfiigid zjue, and l vice vcra. ' The Mo of L eland, the Wild Cherry i and Pine'of all Northern latinnef(and' Dr. ; 1 Wistar's lla'.-am," ia a con pound ch "lineal ! extract from these) have long been eclebrai ic d for complaints prevalent oi.lv in cold I jclimales. Indeed the most clistirguished I medical men have averred th it niituro lurnishes in every country antidotes for its own peculiar tnsoases. Consumption in its confirmed and incij ient 9tai;e, Ctui:liS, As-tLma Crou, and Liver complaint, foiiu'by far ll.e mot fainl ciass of diseases known to o'ir land. Vet even these may be cured bv iiman-j rf the 1 simple yet powerful remedies (named ni hove) and which are ernttered. by a hcniliceut Providence wherever ftln.se maladies ire vail. j (Vj-The cas-of Thomas Cozens, of HadUiUilU'lil , . J , IS reiaicu i niioi-t-ii. mm know it- entire truth, the Mi'.t .H-nt i eworn to before a Jiuticc of the VurnoM in n, N. J.. April -JO. 14:?. n., .u.., ittii. A,v ofI).c. 141 was tak 'n with a violent pain in the a do ntar the Livr which continued for about ' fi.e days.nnd ws J. lU.wed by ihe breaking! of an ulcer, or soine'liini inwarr! ly, wlncii j relieved tho pain a little, but caused tne to throw up a crest quantity of offensive inattcr and uUo much Hood. Beicg greatly but l.c said he thought he cou'd riobut lit'le : for me rx.-ept riven.e some Mercury Pills : ; which 1 refused to take, t"oe!inj satisf cd ' ; thev could me no jrooo. many other remi edies wen then produced by my wile and : friends. A: none did me any good, and the id'scharge tit bi.ook and cumcrTiu.i still ' : I i . I I. ciiuiiutiturrrviev 1111 . m u aiinb oc i r i ii ii i I was also se;zed a uh a v iolcnt coughw hich J a( times caused rue to raise much mure' bljod than 1 had done uere.nd ir.y dleac i ! cry was piven u,i, and my friends all tho't 1 I would die with a gnlloying roummpltoii. At lloa moment, wi.cu my ii' was apparently drawing near a clos I heard nf Dr. Wistar's Balsum ol Wild Cherry, and got a bottle, which relieved me immediately, and hv the use of only three b'.ttles of this medicine, all my puns were removed, mv eoiiph and spitting of bioi d and corruption eniir-Jv stoniicj ami in a few w ecks mv 1 . - - 1. 1 . r.. I ... : ii' Ton w-i an i.ir ii-sii'f.'ii ii in i-iiauii.- hut , tQ A.( k al (ny lr,,,0i.w,i:ch )S (j,rpellter) ! i and u;) to this time I hare enjoyed good i j liealt.lt. ' ! ; -1Tl.iBi , -rnn;nfod uiith Mr.! ( pllon,a3 (j,,ze nd have teen bun uiirii " ! his illness I think the above tatcmeut eniljlle,, t0 fuii credit. ! SMl :L II BLRROIOHS Olouees'er county , . Personallr appenr before me. ihes- bscrii ber, one of the Jusiieea of the Peace in am! for the said enmity, TIk mas Coetiif, am! i bein;; ful'y afiirmed according to Uw.pailli the above statement in al! thine i true. T5IOM S COZENS. AlPrincd before me. the 2i. dav of ) April 41 J. Ci.i mit, i ! ft5We publish no fictitious statements. "Wistar's Balsam," is sol I at 1 per j bottle, or (i bottles f r 5. Sold in f'incin nnli at the corner of Fourth and Walnut I sts; by S A N FOR D P A R K, I Ajrents (-r the West. In Brookville by II.A.S. TYNF.K. j E. TYNER i Co. Metamora. I February 14th 113. b Bui. E. It. II IX 31 AX, he (Mit is Unix, Medicine. Paints, .OILS f WIXDOtr GLASS. Agent for Landrcih" GARDEN SEEMS .Y '2, Lower Market si. Cincinnati. March 27th 113. 14-ly. C. BRADLEY, ROPRIETOR of the Boston House, corner e.( tith and Elm streets, I'in cinnati. Farmers, loerchants, drovers and dusiness men generally, visiting the city, will lind it their interest to call. Carriage houses and good stabling. Horses kept by the day or week. April ltl. 1"?43. 16-ly TERMS OK Til K INDIA X A A 3IERIC A X . T WO Dollars in advance, S2 50 in sis months, 3 (H) at the end of J the year and an addition of 30 cents for j ever "ear payment is delayed thereafter. less will be inserted 3 times for one dollar if payment be made in advance, SI 25 il payment be delayed one year, and $1 50 if delayed two years, aud so in the same proportion for the time payment is delayed. Larcer adveitisemeuu for a longer time will be charged oi) ihf? same principle. RECTIFIED WHISK V LWA 1"S on hand ar.d for sale by A. DONALDSONS CO m..-, 'jo tc-,. 13 lv

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