Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 36, Brookville, Franklin County, 5 September 1845 — Page 3
Coi Mt-wrniTtRS Excitement is Wahs.v. Watsaw, Ky., for the past week, has been a field or great excitement. One day last week, some of the citizens, who had atwayt been looked upon a respectable men, were arrested upon a charge of passing counterfeit money. There were four persons arrresteJ. Soon after the arrest one or them' made his escape from the guards and was not found for over a Jay, but he was taken at last, and loJged in jail, which place has been guarded by seventy am&l nen ever since, from fear of an attempt being made by some interested persons to rescue them. On examination, some new facts were elided concerning sundry thefts that were committed about Warsaw and In the neighbor
hood of Rising Sun; and the evidence con
cerning the passage of counterfeit money was very clear as to their guilt. Three or the men were required to give bail in the sum or S12.000. An attempt was made to rescue them during the progress of the trial of one of them, on Tuesday last, by set
ting fire to a Urge stable, thinking thus to
attract the ctowd from the court uouse,
and that they then could force a rescue; but In this they failed. There were about
1.000 persons at the Court House, aomeof
whom made a rush to the lire, but the
guat J proceeded to the jail and stationed
themselves there and preventeu an ai temrt at rescue. There is great excite
ment among the citizens or Warsaw, and danger is apprehended that the town will
be destroyed bv some or the gang. One
or the men has threatened that if he is sen
tenced to the States Prison, he will exrose and ruin some of the wealthiest and
most respectable men in Warsaw. This
gang has been associated in the passage of counterfeit money, with a gang of the
same stripe on the Wabash river, and one or them has just returned from that part
of the State where he has been on a finan
cial excursion. The gang is. supposed to be a very extensive one, and when the thing comes to be perfectly sifted, we should not be surprised to hear of a very
important branch or it existing in Law
renceburgh. An arrest was made licre
last week, ora man who is well acquaint
ed, and verv Ireauentlv at Warsaw, lie
was arrested on a charge of theft, and re
uuired to give bail for hi appearance at
court. tttrenc(bnrg Register, Aug, 30.
itWiVi.x Ihvik Hills. X crusade
against the credit or the State Bank or In
ana, has just been entered upon by the ul
tra Loeofocos. The Ohio Statesman,
the 27th inst., cautions Democrats to be on
their guard "against this miserable s"C'
They do not succeed well in decrying the
notes or the Ohio Banks, so they make a
push at Indiana. CY. (Fur.
Administrator's Notice.
LETTERS or Administration have been granted to the undersigned upon the
state of Philip P. Price, deceased, late of
rankiin county, Indiana. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and all having claims will present them In the manner the law
irecU, within one year. JAMES B. SLEETII, AdnVr. Sept 2J, 1913. 3043
a BR.urY Oil! hrr hair is as dark as this cloud
That hangs o'er the distant hill. And her eyes aro as the midnight wave And her face, oh! 'tis blacker still!
Administrator's Sale. Till? It I? will be sold at public ven
due, on Saturday the 27th or September,
1943 at the basement story or the Ameri
can Printing Office building, in the town orBrookville, Franklin county, Indiana,
the personal property belonging to the estate of Philip P. Price, deceased, 'consist
ing of a sett oT W ateh maker tools, watch crystals, spectacles, pencils, keys, breast pins, and other articles or jewelry, two
watches, stove, books, show cases, and va
rious other articles attached to a Silver Smith shop, and furniture. The sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. M. or said day.
NOTICE There arc everal watches
in the hands or the administrator, which had been left with the deceased for repair.
Unless they arc called for and the bills for repair paid by the said 27th day of Sep
tember, they will also be soM to pay the expenses of repairing.
JAMES B. SLEETII, Adm'r. Sopt2d, IS 13. 30 3 w
of
iLW"tecs in Illinois. Jesse B. Thomas has resigned his seat as Judgeof the Supreme Court in Illiuois, "and N. II. Purtle has been appointed in his stead.
.4 uctc Paper, called ''The Pikctonian," has just Veen issued at Piketon, Ohio. The editor say or it:
"The 7'iAftonian is edited and published
bv Samuel Pike, at Pi Acton, Pike County, Ohio, upon the turnp'fce which ciosses the Scioto river, abounding with the most de-
ln-ious fish called pike; and that the Court
House in the said Piktton, Pike County,
on the turnp&v, has a noble iiav as a vane,
to show that the vind blows in favor or
Pike all time'."
Bought (! "Maint I see you home
from meeting Peggy!" No you shan't da r.a such thins? . 1 am otherwise ertsrareJ."
"I ewannr. sruesa you've missed it this
time, I've got my trousers pockets full of
g;nger bread." 'You may tako my arm.
Joanathan, I only said so.
Marriko. In this township, on Satur
day cvenins last, Mr. Michael Brown to
Miss Sarah Jane t'pdyke.
Administrator's NoticeV"OTICE is hereby given that letters of administration has been granted to the undersigned on the estate of John Vpdyke, deceased, late of Franklin county, Indiana. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and alt having claims against the estate will present them within one year according to law. The estate is considered solvent. ELIJAH UPDYKE, Adm'r. Sept 1st, 1S43. 30-3 w Administrator's Sale. THERE will be sold at public vendue at the late residence of John Cpdj ke, deceased, late or White Water township, Franklin county, Indiana,, the personal
property of said deceased, consisting or
cows, horses, sheep, coin, hogs, Tanning utensils, household furniture, &c. &c.
The sale will be oa Monday, the 20th of
oepiemuer im., commencing at 9 o'clock A. M., and will be continued from day till day if necessary.
TERMS Cash down on all sums not
exceeding S3. All sums over $3, one
year's credit, oy giving good security. ELIJAH UPDYKE, Adm'r. Sept 1,1845. 30 3w
XOTICE, THE Stockholders of the Brooville In
surance Company are hereby notified that an election will be held on Monday the
13th day of October 19lo. in Brookville, at
the office of said Company, between the
hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. for the elec
tion or nine directors for said Company, it being tho ninth annual election, In accor
dance with the provisions of the charter.
R. TYNER, Pres. Gko. Holland, Sec'y. Brookville Sept. 4, 1843. 30-3w.
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Western States, ns well as some score from New England bearing equally recent dates, holding such language as the following: 'I believe them to excel in several tes-
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"One striking excellence of these books
is the attractive character they offer to
young minds, by,which they are allured to their task, rather than compelled; while at the same time if the rlan of the author
is carried out by the teacher, the pupil
will be taken through a rigid mental ex
ercise." Principal of an icademy.
'I am pleased with the arrangement o!
the lessons both in spelling and reading.
There is an easy transition from the sim
ple to the more difficult, and taking the series as a w hole I think it the best I hare
ever situ. The tone of the lessons is high and well calculated to impress favorably the mind of the young." Principal Fetnalc Institute. "I think these books excel all other
School Books of their kind now in use. I would particularly notice the very easy manner in which the pupil is led along rrom the alphabet to a finished stylo or leading.' Priocip,tl Primary School. Particularly do I approve of the Spelling Ilwk as altogether the best in use." Teacher in District School. The subscribers would have it distinctly understood that Sanders' School Books arc manuracturcd in the very best style, are soil as or, and will continue to be
sold as low, as any "similar Class Books'
published in the country.
WM. II. MOORED CO. Publishers or Sanders' School Books,
10 Main st., bet. third & loorth,Cincinnati.
Sept 4th, ISI3. 36-4 w
Administrator's Notice. OTIC 12 is hereby given that the tindersigned has taken out letters of Ad
ministration, de bonis non, on the estate of I
John Throckmorton, deceased. Creditors will please present their claims, and debt
ors pay up. The estate is probably solvent. LOVELL M. BRUCE, Adm'r, De bonis iwn. Aug. 20, 1845 33 3w Tavern Stand to Rent THE subscriber wishes to rent his his well known and favorably situated Brick Tavern Stand in the town of Laurel. Possession can be given on the 1st day of October next. No person need apply, unless he knows himself, and other people
know him to be a good, correct and responsible man, capable of keeping a good tavern. No liquor can be sold in the town. The situation is certainly an eligible one for a good establishment. The terms are reasonable. JAMES CONWELL. Ana 28, 1815. 33 3 w
TINWARE, STOVES, &0. TIIK subscriber having removed his shop to his new building North of Price's store, is icady to furnish his friend (and ho hopes that includes every body) with articles of tin ware, &c. of the most sub
stantial kind, manufactured of the best tin
plate. He has also just received a new lot or COOKING STOVES, from Rising Sun, which are rar superior to any Cincinnati Stove, beina heavier and
more durable, all rurnishcd with excellent cooking aparatus. His tinware is not manufactured by apprentices, but by himself. He keeps constantly on hand spouts and
gutters. Job work done at shortest notice. JOHN II. FUDGE. Aug 20, 1313 34-ly TOTICE is hereby given that I will at-J-' tend at the usual places of holding elec
tions, in the several lownsinps in tnion County, for the purpose or receiving taxes
for the year HIo, on the following days.
to wit:
Harrison township,
Brownsville
IUOX & STKEL, Bloom Forob, and Ji nuti Iron Store. N. W. CHAIRMAN, 33 1 Main Sired, icdr the Court Ifitse. CI CI XX ATI.
IRON & NAILS or all sizes, STEELS on
jvery description, all or the very best qual.
ny warranieu. Anvils, Viees, Itelknva, Carriage spring and Iron Axles, HtmmcreJ Iron.. Crowbars, Sicdfg and Hammer moulds. All of good quali'y and warranted. ALSO A superior articlo of Shut Iron, Nos 23, 21. 25, ami 27. N. B. AlloftlicaWo arliclca will be sold tor cosh, and at low rates. Connry
Merchants and Blacksmiths will find it for
tbeir interest to call before purchasing elsewhere. N. W. CHAPMAN, August 21st 1S45. 14 ly. PATENT PU3Ilsi THE subscriber wishes to inform the public that he has got a pump shop in op
eration on Eli's creek near West Union,
where he calculates to manufacture pumps to order. The above pumps will be warranted to do good service, and holds himself responsible for all pumps that are not good. Take notice that tho above pumps are patent pumps, and I understand that there is some made by them that have no right.
Prosecution will be put m force against all such. I tun the inventor, and have the right. WILSON T. ADAMS.
SUBBINA ADAMS & CO. July 2 ith, 1845. 30-3m. kImoval,. " J.W& W.W.Cooper.
ffXAVE removed their Hide,
Liberty Harmony Union
Centre Is.
u
(t tt II
Monday Sept. 29th Tuesday " 30th WednesdayOcUst Thursday " 2nd Friday " 3rd
at Geo. Witters, Saturday 4th
And in Liberty during Court, and after
October 4th. Rates of Taxation. Ou each 100 for Slate purposes,21cts.7 M. do do County " 10 cents.
do do Road " 10 cents, do Poll for State " 50 cents, do do County " 50 cents. Payment of Taxes is required on or before the 1st day of January 1815. WM. Bi RAM, Treasurer of Cnioti Cvunty. August 11, 1845. 33 Gw. Richmond Jeflersonian copy 6 weeks, and charge Union County.
Administrator s Notice. Til E undersigned has taken out of the
Franklin Probate Court, letters of admin-
stration on the estate of Jonathan S.Ward
late r Franklin county, Ind., deceased.
All persons having claims against said es
tate are hereby notified to present them legally authenticated for settlement with
in one year. Those indebted to said es late ate requested to make immediate pay
ment. The estate is probably solvent .
SAMUEL DAVIS, Adm'r. Aug. 20, 1815. 33-3 w
PUBLIC SALE.
THERE will be exposed for sale at the residence or theundersiened. livins on
Little Cedar, two miles and a half east of
urookville, on Saturday the 27th or September, inst., the following described properly, to-wit: Horses, cows, sheep, young cattle, I wasron. harness. Dlouohe h.r.ntr.
and all kinds ol farming utensils, hay, oats'
siaiius oi oees, i cross-cut saw, carpen ters tools, and numerous other articles.
TERMS Twelre months credit will be
given on all sums of $3 and over when th
purchaser gives note and good security. THOMAS KENNEDY. Sept 2J, 1843. 30 3w
Administrator's Sale. THERE will be so'd at public auc
tion at the house of the undersigned living
at New Trenton, Franklin county, Ind., on Saturday the 20th September, proximo.
allthe personal estate of Jonathans.
Ward, deceased, consisting of 3 well assotted sets of carpenter joiners and cabi
net makers tools; also tools for turners in
wood and iron, together with other arti
cles too numerous to soecifv. Snl in
ommence at 10 o'clock A. M.on said day.
Executor's Sale. T'M'OTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an order from the Union Prob ate Court, there willbe sold on Saturday the 13th day oT September next by public sale at the house or the late Levi Nutt, dee'd, in Union county, la., the following Real Estate, to-wit: Being a part of the South West quarter of Section 14, township 10, in range 1; in the district of lands sold at Cincinnati, containing 100 acres, otT the east part or said quarter. ALSO
The following personal property, to-wit Corn. Wheat, 1 cooking stove, 3 beds and
bedding, I cow, with various articles of household furniture. The sale to commence at 10 o'clock, forenoon. A credit will be gixen on all sums over S3, on note and approved security. A liberal credit will be given on the real property. AARON NUTT, ExecJOHN P. BRADY. S mors. John P. Brady, Com'sr or Real Estate. 13lh Aticust. 1813. 33-4 w
LAND FOR SALE. THE undersigned desires to sell one hundred acres olland lying upon the East fork or White Water, about one mile North or Brookville, upon which is a good mill seat, with an abundant and regular supply or water. A small part ot the land
is enclosed and cultivated; the residue is well timbered. The mill-seat will be sold separately if desired; and the remainder in lots to suit purchasers. Title beyond question.
J.D, Howland, Attorney for ISAAC J.TILLOTSON. July 10, 1845 29 3m SPICES. 150 mats Cassia; 1 bbl Nutmegs; 1 do Cloves; 20 bags Pepper; 10 do Allspice. For sale by A. DONALDSON & CO.
Oil and
Leather Store from No 37 Main street
to No 21 Columbia street between Main and Walnut street CINCINNTI, where they keep a general assortment of Leather consisting of Hog Skin Sealing, CalfSkin. do Skirting and Harness Leather, Russet and Black Bridle do Bag hides and sides, Sole and Upper Leather, Call and Kip Skins, Morocco, Lining and Binding Skins,
ALSO Spanish and dry hides, Tanner's Oil, Tanner's and Cmirrier's Tools,
Osborn s Patent double grinding Bark Mills, Dealers in the above line arc invited to call and examine our stock. J. W. vt W. W. COOP Kit. N. B. Leather in the rough taken in exchange for Hides and Oil. May 13, 1815. 25-Om. Fannf and staple Dry Goods. THE tubtfcribcrs respectfully call the
attention of the citizens of Brookvil'o and
its vicinity to their stock of Staple and Fancy Dry goods, a large portion of which is entirely new, and of the latest styles; it having been selected by fona of tho partners, who has just returned from the Eastern cities, they are confident that they can meet the expectations of their friends and the public, Their pricrt are uniform and .tp. PADGETT At MACY, 107, Main Street, between 4th and 5th, Cincinnati. March 20, 1845. 13-ly.
ansion House,
CINCINNATI. OHIO, (Main St., opimsit the Court House.) 'UllS Hotel, having passed into the JL hands ofthu undersigned, is now undergoing a thorough repair throughaut the
whole establishment, the refitting being of
tho most approved modern style.
Being situated in the central pirt of tic city, it will bo an attractive and conveneient stopping place for'busines men. The proprietor will spare no pains in making ins guest feel at home. His experience in this line, during a lung residence with hia
brother. oTtao American Hotel, CJolumbus, Ohio, renders it certain that tha Manson House will not be iufcriorto any house in the west. My old acquaintances are invited to call
and see me. CHAUNCEY KELSEY. Cincinnati, March 13, 1845. 20-ly. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Crockery Ware, Ac. THE SUBSCRIBER having by recent Impoitation completed his stock of printed and Common Ware, would inform those wishing to purchase, that hj can now offer for their examination one of the best selec
ted assortment in tho Yest.rlIo feels confident that those who favor him with a call
will inm it to their interest to purchase, as it is his intention to 6Cll at low price, cither for caU or approved paper. Tho stock has been selected with a view
to tho Country trade, and consists in part
Common and Printed Teas and Tea Ware; do do Bowls, assorted eizs; do do Pitchers, do d-S do Edg'd & C. C. Plates- do do; do do Bakers, Dishes & Nappies. With a great variety of other articles in his line. ALSO n assortment of flint (Ilass,
which will be sold by the box at Manufacturer,)' prices. WM. S. SAMPSON. No. 1)2, Main St., Enst side, opp. to Trusts Co. Bank, Cincinnati Ohio
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND
Fancy Goods.! THE subscriber have const a ill y on
hand a large and fashionable assortment of
cierlru.GoldA Silccr Watches.
Plated ware, English and American Britania, Painted JapanediTca Trays, Cold
and silver Spectacles. Diamond pointed
(..old Pens, Cold and silver Penc.ls. Silver Spoons, Ladles, Cups, Butter Knives,
1" ruit Knives, etc.
Odd Fellows Regalias, Jewels and every
variety of trimni.ngs. Silver Ware and Jewelry made to onler. OWEN fe.CARLKY.
No 135, Main St., between 3d and 4th,
CINCINNATI.
A prillth 1845. I-ly II E N It Y JUS T I C E. Storage. Forwarding, and Commission iiuiscii.vvr. White Wafer Canal H;mii, CINCINNATI, Ohio.
REFER T0:-
Worthmgton, Shilito, & Co.,
Casper anarp, cin i i
J. A. D. Burrows & C R..tS. Tvner. i
I n ll.,, .lV, iUHOOKVILLE,
M. Helm, ) r ,v vprsvii.le. Ia.
Col. D. Hankins, Hopkins & Hiatt, j MlLX0Nj iA. Daniel Sinks, j Sandford Lackey, ) Williams Petty, ? Ca'cridge City.Ia. John Crum, ' Geo. Gillespie & Co , Hagerstown; Ia. Thos, G. Noble, Cbsthevii.le, Ia. Col. Miles Murphy, New Castle Ia. P Patrick, Pendletjn, I k. Buchanan, Ellis, & C., New Oat.cAN Byran oi Mcllhenny, Piulauulpuia. Jul v 4,)3I I 27-6m,
THE BEST, and CHEAPEST AND MOST UNIFORM SERIES" op STAN DA H D
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FULLI N . MACY of Laurel, Franklin county,
would inform his customers gener
ally, that he has now commenced tho FULLIXG II US IXC ss, And will be happy to uccommodal i nny who may call on him for work in that line. CARDING will still be attended to as usu-
St'ptember tfrd IS 11.
37-tf.
New Si ore!
C. It It A I) LEV, PROPRIETOR or tho Boston House, corner of Gth and Elm streets, Cincinnati. Farmers, merchants, drovers and dusiness men generally, visiting the city, will rind it their interest to call. Carriage houses and good stabling. Horses kept by the day or week. April ISth 1845. 10-ly TERMS CASW
1IITT&H AILE Have just received direct from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, a splendid assortment of DRY GOODS. Consisting in part of super. Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, plain and fancy Casimere, Satinet, tweed Kentucky Jeans, plain and fancy Drilling and Gambroon, Silk Velvet,
Satin, Mersailles and Taney esting, splen
did new style Fancy Prints, Balzerine, Muslin de Lane, Crape de Lane, Painted Lawn, Gingham, apron Check, plain and figured Alpaca Lustre, Bombazine, black and fancv Dress and Bonnet Silk, Cotton
and Linen Handkercdiefs, Ribbon, Gloves, Pins Needles, Tuck, Ivory & side Combs, Buttons, Gum Suspenders, black, white & fancy Barege Scarfs, Thibet & fancy summer Shawls and dress H'dks, Tickings, 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,
Goods! Goods!! TYNER & ncBIILLAN." HAVE the pleasure of announcing to the citizens of Ohio and Indiana, that
they aro now opening a splendid assortment of Staple
DRY GOOD3 Threo doors below the corner of Sixth on the cast side nf Main street, in CINCINNATI, Consisting in part of Bloc Black. Brown and Green, American English and French Cloths. Black, ilue.Plaid and Strip' American and French Gassimcrs.Satiiietts. Ky. Janes, plain and fancy Tweeds, Uidieoes, Ginghams, Col'd, Muslins, Brown & Blck
Muslins, Iridi and 1 able Linens, I'Um and Striped and Plaid Calicoes, Mull. Book and Swifs, Muslins, in short they intend keeping every thing suited to the Country trade, wh'nh thoy will sell as lo v as any other 1iojs in the City, For Cah Only. Call and see your friends and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere. JEFF TYNER, & W. T. M'MILLAN. Cincinnati, June VJoth, 2-ly.
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JVST ri'BLISHED, McGitfey's Rhetorical Guide; or Fiilh Reader, of the Eclectic Series ISO pages, ICmo.; containing copious and minute rules, example's and exercises in articulation, infection, emphasis, accent, quantity, rhetorical pause, modulation, expression, reading of poetry, rhetorical dialogue, gesture, and their collateral subjects, to which are added a great variety of elegant reading lessons, (about one half prose and half poetry, selected from the most classic writers ; furnishing entertaining and instructive specimens of various styles of composition. This work has been piepared with very great care, and with reference to making it a useful, practical, and standard book ; and tho publisher confidently hopes, that the Rhetoric
Guide of Mr. McGuflcy is well adapted to supply the wants of classes in rhetorical reading in our Academies, High Schools and Colleges. McGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC READERS are printed and published at 56, Main street,.
DODD'S FASHION ADL.E HAT STORE, lit Main Strt-rt,
THKEE DOOKS BELOW FOUHTH STREET,
CINCINNATI. Tlif list i srknowltilcil to I nn ini.-.irnnl part
of draw; therefore tt bwmiM lnlcreline to Irarn
where a t,entecl, well made article -an l procured. I Invite the citizens of Ilreoliville, a' l its vicinity, who may visit Cincinnati, to call and eiamine the
quality, ulyle and tininh of my ht; reeling confident that I can give satisfaction. Win. Dodd.
Cincinnati, Ohio, by W. B.
SMITH AND CO. School Book Pidtlishcis.
NE)V GOODS AG AIM rjHK subscriber has just received dirert from tho Eastern market, and is I now opening at his Store, in Urookville, a
I V M AN & IH C K. Importers, Wholesale d Ilctail Dealers in
ll.lllDWAIli: $ CUTLERY. WIRE, STEEL, NAILS, &C..&C., &C. Sign of the Anvil, Comer of Main and Lower Market (streets,
CINCINNATI. April I?th 143. 10-ly JOSEPH CAREY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dcalert tn Groceries $' Pr o d n c r, IN'o. !, Commercial How. Foot of Main St. Front of Public Wharf, CIXCIXX.iTI. Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Indigo Madder,
Nails, (Wass, Cotton Yarns 5c. (Vj-SOLD T TI1K LOWEST CASH TRtt K. March :27th 113 14-ly
Leghorn, Casimere, Keaver c Palm Leaf general assortment of goods, suited to the
Hats, r lorencebrade ana Cypress uonncts,
splendid Stair, Passage and Floor Carpetings, calf and morocco Leather; a large assortment of IKON & NAILS, Qitcaisicarc, Glassware, Groceries, Cotton Yarn, etc. besides a great variety of articles too tedious to enumerate. The above stock of Goods was bought with cash, and great pains were taken to obtain lcm on the most favorable terms, and can therefore be sold at reduced pri
ces for cash or produce. Purchasers will do well to call and examine for themselves. Urookville, April23, 1813. 18 ly
J O II X SHARP, WHOLESALE DEAI E l IX Root, Shoes, ntid Palm-Leaf IS ATS, NO. 15(5, EAST SIDE MAIN STREET, Til HID STORE AnOVE FOIRTII CLVCIXjV. I TI, O I1IO. Will soil vary cheap for cash or approv
ed paper. March -JTth IS 13. 14-ly.
HI! EX EZ E R WIS WE LLS STEAM-POWER Looking CIa, Portrait,
JOHN A. 3IATSON, Attorney at Law. Office on Main Sr., Brookviile, Ixd. Slay lGih, 1SI3. 20-tf.
LKiUORS & WINES.
lO
cor. 9th & Main sts,
jy23
Cincinnati. 3l-ly.
Half Pipes French Hrandy,
5 do Holland l.in,
20 quarter casks old Shcrrv Wine,
20
no
? ASTERN
COFEEE.-20I
bags Kio, choice article for sale by A. DONALDSON & CO. cor. 9th & Main sts. Cincinnati.
31-ly.
jy 23
SAMUEL DAVIS,
Aug. 26, 1845.
Adm'r.
35 3w
NEW CABINET SHOP.
HIE undersigned would res-
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LAW NOTICE. SL EE1 H & MYERS, Altroneyt and Counsellors at Lav. mVILL attend to all business entrusted to them, with care and fidelity; either in the Superior or inferior Courts ol the Slate. Office oer J. Gondie't store, on Main , opposite the Treasurer's office. Drookfille, Ind.
ST'- I 1
em, where they are prepared to fill all or
ders in their line, on the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms. TTT Ml n
i. u. e win receive I'nxiuce m ex
change for our furniture, at the market price. A. roWELL, J. BRUNING, Undertakers. Aug. 28, 1S43 35-3m. J OIIN 1. 1IO WL AND , Attorney at Law, UROOKVILLE, Id. nails. :
OfW kegs assorted Nos. For sale by
WW -w -.w
Saddle, Bridle, & Harness Flaking, nmilfi undersigned havins dissolved
-H- Partnership with Isaac Price, has commenced the Saddle, Bridle and Harness Making, at the Brick building occupied for several years by John Holland a
Grocery and Bakery, north or Holland s Law office, where he will try to accommorlate his nitUomers with the tisht kind of
work at the right prices. JOHN ADAMS. Jul ailth IS 15. 31 -3m.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE 13 bbls Spirits Turpentine, just re'd nndfor sale by C.S. BURDSEL,
Corner of Main and Fifth sis
Madeira Wine
" Svvcct Malaga Wine,
20 Barrels Teach IJranuy, 10 Jamaica Spirits, 10 " Old Rum, 10 " Old Whisky, 50 Casks Cherry Bounce, All of which will be sold low. For salo by A DONALDSON At CO. March 20, 1S43.
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1 RES II TEAS? 20 half chests Y. H. superior; 10 dj do do; 1006 lb catties G.P. and Imp. For sale by A. DONALDSON & CO. Cor. 9th & Main sts. Cincinnati. July 23, 1345. 31-1 .
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A. DONALDSON CO.
Ninth and Main sts. 17-ly.
l;3
First rate Grind stones received an J fur sale bv I? TYNER.
Hardware.
tHE subscribers are now opening a
splendid assoitmcnt ol llaidwaie,
comprising a large and general assortmcntoi TABLE PCCKF.T CUTLERY, Files, Saws, Sickles, Scythe tncaths, Hay and Manure Forks, shovels and spades, Nails.Wire, Anvils.Viccs, smith's Bellows, Locks aud Latches of every kind in use, butts,
6crews,Carpcnter stocks.
Coopers tools, etc. ALSOGUNS, PISTOLS, &C, &C. Together with every article usually found in a well assorted Hardware store to which they invite tho attention of merchants, mechanics and Farmers. Terms CASH. LYMAN & RICE. .It the sign of the Anril, Corner of Main and Lower Market streets CINCINNATI, OHIO. April lth 1843. 10 lyNAILS. " 250 kegs assorted, for sale by A. DONALDSON oi CO. cor.ltli Main sts. Cincinnati. JuU 23. 1513. 31 ly.
Slat &, Can .liaiiMfactory.
THE Subscribers would respectfully inform the citizens of Brookville and vicinity
and persons visitinjr tlie city, that they have
on band and an constantly manufacturing
Hats ot every description, By purchasing most of their material direct of the importers Fast, and doing nn
entire Cash Business, they arc enabled to
sell Hats as cheap as can bo bought in any citv in the United States.
Those in want of a Good, Cheap and Fashionable Hat, aro invited to call and
examine their Stock.
Also, on hand a good assortment of r ur, Cloth and Leather Caps.
H. S. MILLER & Co., Chcip Hat and Cap Store, "'7, Main St.
between Front As Columbia sts., Cincin
nati, Ohio. March 20, 143. i:-ly.
S. II. PARVIN & CO. Hat and (.'ap Manufacturer, Corner of Court and Main streets. CINCINNATI USTTiECEI VED and for sale" low: IS.Oi X) lb. S!io Iron nsortoil kivp
,
Bloom Forge do
Cast Steel,
Spring Steel, American b'.istcied steel, English do do
8,000
200 30J 400 100 50
I;
Shear
R. & S.
July 14, 1S13.
do TYNER. 20-ly.
CALEB S. BURDSAL, WH'M.ESALK Af RETAIL
D R U G G I S T, Importer of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, Dye Stuffs, Glass, 4 Fancy Articles, American, French, d
English Chemicals an I Perfumery. Corner Main A- Fifth Streets. Ciwrtnn iti March 2". !?!" Ul-lv
nresent and approaching season: among
which are, Fine and S iperftne Cl-Ahs of various colors, do do Cassimeres, plain J Fash, patterns, A good assortment of S ttintls. plain 4 Faith, patterns, Red, White an I Yellow Flannels, Fash. Ticeeds, and Kentucky Jeans. Calicoes of almost every grade ami style, Ginghams and Curtain Calico, Fsaicns, Muslin de Ixiines and llalzrenes, Dark and Fancy col d. plain and figured Alpaccas, Black, a nd oth er col'd. Silk s, Sursnct and Bonnet Silks. Black, While and Pink Crape, mite. Cambric, Jackonct and Mull Muslins plain and figured,
Hook, Swiss and uojincl Muslins, plain
and fgured, Irish Linen, linen Lawn, and IJishap Lairn, Shawls. Dress Ill'kfs.and silkj'ockel Ild'kfs. Vi-ils and La lies white pocket Ild'kfs. Best Kid, Silk and Cotton gloves, da do do do Mills, Satin, Silk ami Marsaills Vesting. Black Italian Silk IVdkfs, and Satin Stocks, A variety of Lace, Edging, Footing and Insertion, A splendid assortment of RiiioiLt, and IJonnels, ALSO A good assortment of Hardware, Q'tccnswarc and-Xails, Shoes, Boots, Fur, M'ooland Palmetto Hats, Leather, Cotton Yarn,
LIKEWISE. -t general assortment oj
Groceries, including An e.vlra tpialily of Malaga end Porl
Wines. All of which will be offered low for cash,
or Country produce. The public are respectfully invited to call examine and judge for themselves. N. D- GALLION. Brookville, June 27ih,1815. 26 -ly..
Water have 010
acres of good Laud in Scott County, Indi
ana, near Madison, Ia. I will exchange at a fair price for White Water Valley Stock..
at par.
C. S. BURDSAL,
A N l Picture. Frame Manufactory, 117, Main st. Cincinnati. The above articles can b; furnished in as good style and on as reasonable terms as at nnv of the Hastem Cities. An assortment of LOOKING GLASSES alwayn on L31.J at wholesale and retail. X. II. Old Frames resilt i. plates reset. STEAMBOATS f HOTELS Furnished at the shortest m'tic. Much '.'7ih 1-43. 14-ly.
TEAS Hall" Chests Yduni; Ilysoa,. 60 Gun Powder, do Imperial, Cat? Boxes assorted.
For 6 ale by A. DONALDSON" 4 March 20, 1- J0.
50 :'o 20 200
WANTED.-White Valley StocL.-I
ju 2127 Corner of Main anJ Fifth sts. U LPIL1 U I N IN eTIOO ounces Sulph. Quinine, just received and for sale by
C. S. BURDSAL. ju 21 -27 Corner of Main aud Fifth st.'
300
Barrels of Sail.
15 Ivod white led.
For sale bv K . At S . prii " i-n
TYNE 17-
W.& S I RONEV, T a n tier s c$ Cnrr i c r s, MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH, CISCLVVITI. Constantly 00 hand an apjortinent f Sole and Upper Leather, Calf, Bitifliug, Lining, Slnwco and Kid Skins; Skit ling, Harness, Kip Skins, Bridle $ Sealing Leather; SIK) E M . 1 A E R ' S F IXD I X C S Shoe Threads, Pg, Lasts, Bwt-
Trees, Aids, Tucks, Sparables, BjoI Web, Boot Cord. dc. And every article- for the marufacture of Hoots and rs'ioes, and at tho lowest prices for CASH, CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND SKINS,. March 27th 1S43 14-Jy A. W. CULLU3I, Wholesale Ac I tot ail Grocery, Produce, and Li'uor Store. CORNER MAIN & EIGHTH STREETS Cisu-iiiu.-tti,Ohio. Salt, Sugar, Cffce, Tea, Spices, Pepper, Iwligo, Madilcr, Cotton Yarns, etc..
S ild at the lowest Cash Prices in exchange for all kind of
COUNTRY PRODUCE. March 27th 143. 14-ly. PUIJLIC AK31S. THE undersigned u aiuhoiszeJ by the prnpor anihoiiiy to collect the Muskets, Catridge Boxes, Iliyoiiets, Rifles,
Pistols, Holsters, Swords, and all other binys appertaining toiliu Public Arms, i;i Franklin county. Those having such iu ibeir possession wil" please send them to ne at Urookville, the first opportunity In my absence ihey c;m be left with Lew i Rigg,ii) Urookiillr. lO-rF.PII A MILLER, lulv 2J. 11.V .) i(