Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 2, Brookville, Franklin County, 2 January 1846 — Page 4
A Heroine. TlIF VFE OF I.AFWKTT". Till- ftith-
ful tint! t'fvnteil vifi oftJenora! LnfayptlP: vif k i'ini;Mrr cf l illustrious liimseof; oi'!os. Slw was niRrriril at the eatly ; "pf pwertcn. nJ tscarroly litnl the lw"'an Iii!'fil hnppilv nway, when lier j N v n-t.-.f ." . i i,?,, figux for j TiW fe- iiiie be thai finj..r;nsr 11S1 a.h- t Wose5'; to) lnh for iIi'iiits r.cuseboM ' 1 e xvhul nature ftu:iJ nsom anil I
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UN STRFFT. NF.rwr.KN FIFTH sn tslSvlTI, : icia;ati. Vrirtai't r"f'( -v"'" ""' tV" . r f..-a'."r, r.r. Bi . thiing, .Varwr Slim. Mtrlinf. oinrst. A 1,1 it. li. fli-wiVr" A" Sentmn Leather, .VAw mbr't r 'indings. Shoe TArrnrfi, - r. I.nstt, Boot-Trees. An-ls, 7'avt, Srtro.'.t-l,fioel HV4
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Dealers IN AM. KINOSOF fR. !ltl.' Corner of Xiitth ami Mailt ils.. Cincinnati, O.'u'o. WAvruii. trivr. Thmsar.d i.h of r.sr; 5 ALSO I0.onoi.bt rood new Feathers: f.w w hicli the higli.sl mark, t price w ill Ik- paid by ttOODi l.AUKIN.
Nov 18 i-y
w'rimi tl.e was so ja-tly f mil. returned envrreil witli iorv. t ly lo laurels at her feet. S.,:ne lew hippy eliys were spent ti jetlier. nr,l I hen l!.e tr-iriii cloud of the Vret-' li evr.l;ition hroke over their heads. Her hnshm I was soon driven iiH cxih-. lnt it ilt-Might that mnl:nJ I.af?yeU living ijni"tly ami in srreat retirement. "on her estite n Anvergne. rin n dansrer. H.it !i"r love of liaerty. her liish rai.k,h'r ta'ents. mule hor an ohjert of siispirjiiii SUe w.s arretei! on the liHli of August, e.nd soon after sent to INrit. Her mother. jrr:n ! mclher. and sisler-in-!avv, all pr!llO on the nine scalf i'd. .Madame La-
fnvette 1 erseli" was in
death. She made her will and waited
cvmly and resolmely for the,jSiiinmon to ; tlw cuillotine. The r' volution of the !lh i Thcrmiiior proceeded, hy I've days, tint appointed f r hT rxeention. As tooi as piie was liberated, she sent her only s n, then in his child hnn-.l. to the care of fien-f-ral Washington, after whom he had ben named: aed then hastened with her livo daiiffhtP'Ts to llnd her unfortunate luishnn 1 then lan:.sliin in an Austrian prison. She. reached Vienna by means of an America:! passpTl, obtained an aurtience of the I'mnenir. and solicited either the release of hor hiishtnJ or permission t share his cap-
tivi'v. ; ' t, to the release of t.'en. T.afaj ette," !
reputM! tiie i'.in;ern. ' it is a ery compnratd pice of huincs. on that point my I bands ate tie." ! JIai'ame I.Tayette joyfu'.'v embraced the other a'terrative that of s!iariiir her ; husband gloomy prison. Sixteen months eiese imprisonment in France, the loss ol n'J her kindred, and her continued anxiety respeclinii hT huhand, l ad combined to BtTeet her health, which declined so rapidly in her damp prison of Olinntz, that serious uppreheiisioiii were entertained for her life. V'eelmjt t'ae imprtance of her life to her family, and at thir earnest solicitations. Fhe wrote to the F.mperor for hU pei mission to spend a week in Vienna for change of air, and for lh purpose of consulting a physician Her letter remained unanswered two months, and then came in an im
perial mandate furhidtiin; her ever to ap
('ASH.
CASH PAH) FOR HIOKS AND SKIN'S,
Ma nit sri'i lS-i.;.
S-l-lv
V, ASTS.RN'
204 nAl
v 23.
COFFJ-.rc.
S It io, clioiv- srtu lf for salt lv A. DON LSON & CO. ror. 9tli antl Miiu sis. Ciiuinn:H. - 31-W.
rKXCIXCJ NAILS. 50 Uo J-.l. For aU hr
A 1 )V t.O iON a CO. N in tli and M.iiu trorts, Cimint:iti Apr.l C5. 115 17-iy
v;ir store. CIIHAI1 FA 1,1, CiOOI)
I fOCF.I.AXD MrCI.EKKY havt inM rf-c.Trd t
1 1 I a 1m aiitiful anrtmt nt nf Kail Good of the late! j ; utlti, tn "tthirh tlit-y hit in the nuv ntinn if tl ihHc j pfwrjlly. Onrnnk cn.sit$ in pari of the follow inj j
I fd.rnr ,t nf thrjinesl rtytr apt hat satin$t ; Vtm!in Jr liinrs. Alpaca luhc. I'tl I'tp'jp, irn. Mvsl'n:ft. Shatcfs , Srnrf$t IV tlk fit JCatikcpn
meres JeanSy Flan nncl Caps, tHits Shoic, Grocrrit c, Hardware,
Hmfftian, &r. ?c. Tliey have on hard -r'!K isi Vibh, both Vhitr and Nfacktrtl. Trod nre will He tnkt-n in rr!icp lor I Winds. Otir stnr;' iv 1 oca Tint nvar iho Cort House, one door north nf the Fo-r iffli-'. MotV;ittf rilSftatid Chtt-rmaii"s liaHam are found at same et.'inlihnteiit. September 10, 1S45. ."7-1 y SI! KVVl K LI) CUT l,Kl 1X7 lb titsand doz M;re$ V Sbfphrrd laMe 3 Ciultry, a--trtfd patitr; looo do. otlset Cutlery, ad panern; JOydti?:. Si isori. She ars and Kazors, do: Also 5P0 dz Gt, Woteihfltns Iirk-;t Cot'.rrv; Ai.to 20 et superior Ivory, 51 and 53 piece, ihii unv ret tiivd and for bv TVM K, nwinsoN & co. Vot26 NT i ii si. 3 dmirs abexeCnm. llank.Ctti. liber i , lf45. 43-ly.
NEW STORE.
ttitt
Philadelphia and
& HAII.F. hare Jtit received direct from
Pttthnrh, a splt-udid assort
ment of hRY noons. Coni-tine in part of mper. Broad riiiihy. Summer Clutb. plain and futiry "a!simere, Sattinet, Twrvd Kentucky .Tt an", plain and f.incf Drilling and (lam hrtitm. Silk Vr vet. Satin, Mewilles and fancy VesttiifT, spit ndid new stjle Fancy Priiirtt, Ital.enne, Mu. Itii de I,atie, Crane de Lane, painted Lawn, Gingham, Apron Cheek, plain and fieured Alpaca LnMre, Bom-
bazine, black and fancy Dress and Bonnet Silk, Cut-
ion and Linen Handkerchief-, Ribbon, Gloves Fins. Needles, Tnck, Ivory and Side Combs, Buttons Gum Suspender, black, hite and fancy Bare- Scarfs, Thibet and fancy Summer Shawls and Drvsa Handkerchiefs Tickings Bleached and Brown Muslin, Cotton and Linen Table Cloths Swi and India MB, Bihop Lawn, Jaconet, Striped snd Barred Swiss and Late MUvlin$; a larpe asortim iit of siioi:ss- HOOTS.
Lejlurn. Casimere, Beaver and Falm Lraf H:t. Florence Bradeand Cvurfss Bonm t. tenleiidid Stair, Pas-
raeand Floor Carpeting-s Calf and Morocco Leather. A larpe assortment of j Hi OX $ XMLS. i Quet nswaae, Ola? are. Groceries Cotton Yarn, &c., , besides a great arivty of articles tto tedious to enuni rate. The above stock of Good a bought withcah, : and rpat pains were takt u t obt:un them on the mnvt !. favontblt terms and can tbeniorX1 b sold at n duct d ! price for cavh or pirtluco. Ftirchaser will do wt 11 tu i call and examine for tbetnelvt. t Brookville, April 1W3.
JAYNE'S hair tonic. I nAVlXC ourlve witnessed the beneficial effects ! of this article on the persons of several of our inhabitant, hesitate not to commend il to all those who have unfortunately (lost their hair. We refer such to the certificate of Mr. Holmes. Bristol Pftruix. 'Bristol, R. 1., Feb. 16.1841. Mr. Ba ley Sir: Having about four years since, thro disease, lost theTiairfrom the top of my head and having' used many articles recommended to restore it, I was induced, from the recommendation I saw in your "I'hea-nix," to try Dr. Jayne'a Hair Tonic . 1 am now happy to ay, that after sinp three bottles, my head is covered with a,fine"prowiU of young and healthy hair. Several of my friends and acquaintances haw also used it to their entire satisfaction. I therefore cheerfully recommend it to all who are suffering the disagreeable situation caused bv baldness. -JAMES A HOLMES. The above certificate is from a respectable vomit" man, an overseer in the Steam-Mill, Vhose stanment
can ue believed.
LAST NOTICE. LI. Prrsons indebn-d to ilic lale firm uf Jolouon and Kelly are d-ftirt-d in tu call aitd tetlle iuimediately. either by payinc tbe eah or ffivin their notes, a further indiilg.-nce uill not lie allowed. J. M. JOHSSOX. M. J. KK1.I.Y- 1 BroiiK villi', !e. 25, 13.5. S2-3V tTilouixc;. f MiiK ubribT hns opened a ho Tor inter, in the I Eastern l'art of Brookville, near Mr. Kinir". shoe
lie
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iieiittivKy .lean. i"J C SKS KenJtit'ky is. Blue mind andPlaid--will be soid verv lo Ht u hot. a le by VOOll & I.ARKIN rincinnati, Nov 18 8-!y
SUSrENDKHS.
)t f I do mner tium do
20 do nlk tub
50 do tt
Vor sale bv
do do WOOD A. t.MtKfN,
PIUMIXdIIAM II AH DWARF.. j fl-ks dav received, anions hiih are j 4i 0 iloz i ki ved Till l.nek, a"d qualities;
100 do eontmon Tror.kdo3mt ! 150 do I tutililt r radlocks, some very fine; j -'00 do Norfolk f.atehe. N0, 1. 2: ' 5oo do round .quare. Hat .V nn k'J bolts ats'd j 150 pairs StrtljanU. SO to ISO lb; 200 s" Kolh'rand Bridle BuckUl, i toJ in; I ALSO j Fine.teel Fire Sot t and Standard.,. Snivel, I'erciiismn Gun t.ock. White Metal Tea and Table j Spoon, l imi'd Mulltn Bitt, Brass Screw Hine and Hooks. Iron Castors, Shntier Bolts, Welded Hook and I'lnte Hinss, Brass forks, Carpentrr Him l.nrk and l.atrh-s, Carolina llms, Fin- Irons, Bed Screws, cc. &;c. For aU bv j ' THl.Kll DAVIDSON SiCO 1 No 12P Mailt M.J duorsabov Com Bank, Citt. j tober 13, IS 45 -!-ly. ! WANTED. ! IITIUIE Water Valley Stock. 1 have ruOacro.of I (rood Land in Scott Conntv. Indiana, near Mad
ison, la. I trill exchange at a fair price for White Wa-I
ter alley stock, at par.
ju 11-27
C. S. BI RDSAI..
Corner of Main and Fifth sts.
Not 18 1S45
SI Lower Markit t, Cincinnrn. 4J-ly
Aow Style tires. 3ood. Ci A5AMEKF.S, Hip, DeLaine. fee Sc.. the best a j sortment to befoand anvnhi-re f..r lc hy WOOD & LAHK1N. Cin. Nov Is is-li l"-lv J 0 1 IN 1 !. VA IUIVI I A I. . Attorney at Law. Brookville. I a. Jail L Hi. 1813. 3lf.
NAILS. K F.tiS assorted o. For sale bv A. UONLAnSON St C(. Ninth and Main st.
April SJTh, IT-ly.
TA'IialclMMic Whip, and Cane MAXLTACTCItKit,
Vi 2S. Fifth st.j n ftxc ttfr r.ntt of Main Cinrrnuafi, j n AS cmistantly n hand a cood supply of Whips and Canes of every deeription. Whips and i
i made to ord r, or repair, d at the shortest notice. :
March 37th, 1S15
14-ly
.300
a-t !? llaV l.v-
pear in u ntti, imt oiiorn-? ncr ireet.om , 1)UorHIK lou , ,r BMon IImSC, corn r,,,, OTI COnoi'ion tl.at eho WOllkl licvor POek to I I ar.d F.lm street, Cincinnati. Farmers, merchant.
return to her Isuchand s prison- JUJaiiie de Lafayette" noble and tnuoliin aniver tollii inhiiimn proposition, fortunately for posterity, rein tins on record. It was loll.nvs; 'I o'.veJ it tn my lami'y an.l my friends, l'i nuke emu elioMs for the preservation
it ut y l;V; but tli'y knnv me too well to uriprse. for an instant , lint I would accept ' l'ii Mit'.i :i p.-ti'o. I cannot forjcot tint w! en we wem on the point ol porihin, j in v iiuj-bdnil, by bs bvhical and meutilj fiiilcri'.iir in Austria, ml I, by the tyrany ! of Kobspierre, in France, was not allowed to receive any communieatio't from liim,i
nor to in oiin him in return ll at his wife nnd chibiren were suill in existence; anJ I will never, of my own fre? will; "xpose tnyKcif to tl.e iig'iny cf a reparation from bim aiiii. However unsuitable this residence may be to my daughter, and however unfivorable to my I caiih, we will gladly avail onrsclefi of his Imperial MsieMvV
P" drefs in n !l inr us lo re on in here, nnd mi! m ver trott'ile. hi:.i wi-h any in r'.' peli tioiis." From thti time Midan;C tie Lafayette made no further efforts, but bore her sufferings firmly and patiently mr.il the victories ot the French Republic, especially those of (ion. Hon 'nirte. -limned the asooel ofaf-
t' lirs. (!.'!i Lafiyette w as res'oreu to freetioni, and with bis uevo'ed wi'c relumed to his native country, and fixed his residence rit LiIrane the mvternil inheritmre of his wi!c an estate situ ited aViout two leagues troiu Tar s. llore .Midatnc do I.atnvetie spent i'ie rem i i:n!er of her sbutt l;le in t!i: b irom of h-r liinily, ami in She practice of every Cl.ri-tian virtue. It it the poisoned ar ivv H" grief and anxn ty baJ I'rnnk her life blond, mul a'termar.y iineerUUT inont hs o' sctlerinr. tl'is ! utttMe christian, thi-s aff-'t tionite m Hlier ar:d her.-ic
umvers and business nn-n rv-nerally, visiting the city will find it their interest to call. Carriage houses and pood stabling. Horses kept bv the dav ot wnk. April ISih l?4.. " ' l-ly.
i,-
wife, elos.'.'. her mire an ! the -2 Dec. t-L". flic- t'.astto of lien. Lt'"hvc
surelv l'i' pa'iont en.lur-iiice. tin n'"::in devot'.-n i'l I. is noble wile ei:".al u;eed of praise .
rv life on
rxciii;
ferity bis tun t red '.- c with t;iory, but
soil sac - ; icserves
TKK JS OK Til K INDIANA A3IK111CAX.
V-'O O. 'Tar i" advance, HJ.fO in ix m.-nth. R.r,o
at the end ot the y ar, and an addition ot 0 ct uiv
fr every y; ar payntt-nt i d la tl thiTt-aftt r. AnvrsTi f.mfnts, One sqviarv' or U- HI lie insert d three tii,. f.r one dollar, if payment br made
in advance-; on- dollar and twentv-Re crnt it pav-
nu nt iH-titl.ijt d one t ar: ami one dollar and lift et,
it delai d two years and same proportion for
the tune pay mm? is delayed, l.arjrer advertisement for a longer lime ill Ue charpfd on the same principle CO !,f,r.U. SCCJAU, cVC."
ItOC.SIIF. rS Sn-ar, i 4 40 Sacks Bio Co ifee, 1 Tierce of B ice, i 4ro fs. Sole I.iatlier, i loco (. otton Yarn, " j 190 " Lead. For sale be I B..V. S.TYNF.B. i April J?. 1845, 17-lv. 1
JOSKPII CAREY, I HOI.ESALE and Retail daler in Orocesir- i and Tmduce, Xo. 9 Commercial How. fint (,f
Main s.nvt fn.nt of the public w harf, Cincinnati, O. Salt, Sur, CofiVe, l-a, Iiulito. Madder, Nails, O'a., Cotton Yarns, r?;t. Sold at the lowt-M cavb price. March 27, 1S45. 14-!V NKW STYLE CASHMERES. fCASE n w tjle CaOimere Dr I ains 1 dt do Hep. ca'-hmere, j I do 1K1 tA-hnu ro plaid. Jnt rvceivn-d from New York. en?irlv n w ntylt, and ! will be sold very cheap. ' WOOD Jc LAHKIV, 24 Lower market st. Oct. Tth 1945. 42-ly. I it ON &. STiiKl.T Rl.OOM l'tl(lf, AND J I'M All IfcON STORE N. W. CII A I'M AN, 331 M,iin Slrtet, nrtir the Court House.
CIX(IXATF
BON S; NAILS nf all sires. STF.F LS of evrrv de-
rilitu-n. a:i 1 1 tin- v. rv b.st ipin'.itv warr:;nled.
OoUows. C;.rri:ici" .lriots and Irna 1 tr..n, Cro-.ioars, Sluliri-nnd Main1 i f Kit q-inlili ami warrannd.
".eri-r rnif "t-of Shot Ir; ; n. 27, 74, 2 . 2V; A: 27. N H. A ; I ef the a!oe arfirh ill b M ftr cah, itd at low- rate. Comitrv Merchant and Hlai kniitb
S P I ll ITS T U li V K N T I XK. JJ BABHF.t.S Spirits Tnrpemine, inst received and for sale hy C.S. Bt'RDSAI., Corner of Main and Fifih sin-its, Ctlicinnati. June it. IStS 7.y SPICKS. - nAUUF.l. Nutnu I 150 Mat. Cavsta;
1 Barrel Cloves; 20 llaars Pepper; 10 do Allspice, Vor a!e bv A. DON M.lVsON fV CO. Cornrr Ninth and Main ft., Cincinnati. Jul 25lh, 1645 3l-ly J. M VIooi J- FrLarkln WOOD &. LA UK IN'. WArrtOI.F.SAI.F. and Retail dealers in Fanes and ; o Staple Dry tionds. A Uo Klon nee Braid, Straw and Balm Bonnets, linnnet I iiiiimincs, Jtc. ,Vc, . cheap tor Cash. No. 21. Low er Market st. Cincinnati. St pt. 1 J, 145 37. y
lil'KK KF.XT, C lock ami Watch Maker,
TF.WF.t.BY, Silver Wure and Spectacle Manufacturer. Diamond pointed c-old l'en, ftt.
No. S.ts Main st between 5ih and oth Ciacincati, Ohio. March 20, 1S45. 13-ly.
MANSION IinUSF, CINCINNATI, O. (Mnin Street nhfintite the Vtutt House) ftlWK taken the Mansion House lately occupied by Mr. C. Kclsey, where I will be happy to accommodate mv frit nils, and the public trini rallv. JOHN S. GOKDON. Nov. 4, 1R45 45 ly Fresh Uomicts, c CASKS X S Florence Bonnets;
2 do si siik ,( 5 Cartons X S Bonnet Bilibon, coniprisinjr the desirable assortment ever ofB red in the market, and for sale at w holesale or retail. WOOD & LARK1N, 24 Lower Market. Cin. Nov IS 1S43 48-ly
REMOVAL. J.W& W.W.Cooper. U AVE removed their Hide.il and Leather Store from No 37 Main street to No 21 Columbia Mreet between Main and Walnut utreet CINCINNATI, where the keep a general assortment of Leather comisting of Ilotr Skin Im atin, Calfskin, do Skirting and Harne Leather, Ku'set and Black Bridle do Bat hides and side. Soli-and Vpper Leaiht r. Calf and Kip Skins, Morocco. Lining and Binding Skin,
ALSO
Spanish and dry hides. Tanner' Oil, 'Fanner's and Cmirriers Tools, Osborn's Patent double trrindinc Bark Mills. Dealers in the above line are invited to call and examine our stork. .1. W. W. W. COOPER. N. B. Leather in the rough taken in exchange for Hides and Oil. Mar It, 1845. 25-Sm.
NEW AND IMPORTANT EVIDENCE FROM ITHEUF.Y. A. H. HINCKLEY. Franklin, la., March 19, 1341. Dr. JAYNE. Dear Sir: Your medieiiie has been in nearly ever case successful, espi cialy the Expectorant .
I ha e received much benehltrom the us - m tiusniy- i self, and one of my nenrcst'neitrhbors, who had be.-n j afflicted from childhood with the Asthma, so sevcrclv i
as in-arty to suffcate her during the paroxism, which returned about once a week, has been to all appearance pcrmaiieittlv'curvd. Your'swith respect, A. H. HINCKLEY. Prepar U only jat No. S Soutli Third street, Phila-
cu-iptita. 'Fhe alms-e mi dicine is for sale at the Dr"r Store nf Hilt ,V Haile, Brookville, la. 52-3
i.lnp, where he would be pleased to receive work
will work cheap lor cash orrali trade. S. r. BODMaN. Dec 2'"' 1S4S 52-3W Gift, Books and Holiday Presents. ROBINSON &. JONF.S, 109 Main Street, Vineintlati. T"Tll.L be prt partd, during the present season, to offer the largest, best selected and cheapest variety of Annuals and Gift Books ever oflVrred in this market. Amongst them w ill be found The Diadnn a splendid annual in quarto form, wiili nine evquisiie nic.zoiints by Sartan. The Ci ill elegantly bound in rii-h c:-.lf and cloth, and cmlicl!ihcd l:v linmerous fine enr;ravilnrs on steel.
k for 1440; an eleffant
S. Ariliur an cle-
rilEAP BOOKS! Cheap Kusic! Cheap Paper!! ROBINSON It JONES, Printer) and PuHuher. C) Mtnn Street, abare Timl, ll ett slr, c ineintilri n AVE lately added very largely lo their stock of cheap Publications, Periodical, Stalionarv, and Music, and are now bott. r than ever prepared to evecute holesaleand relailurders forlheseariirles n,J
have much increased their facilitiis fcr tiansaciiiiir "a j Periodical Agency Business, and now offer more favor-
-... . ... -.. . .... i , ,u,-v nave ever heretofore done. They are enabled, bv the recent change in the post ofrliee laws, to deliver their pollinations throughout the West Free of Postage to subscribers. Their extensive arrangements comprise the following popular Periodicals, vi.: firaham'. Magazine Dcmot ratio Review tiodey's Lad "s Bik, j American Review ' Columbian Gaga.ine, Kiiicke-. boeker, ' Ladies' National Magazine, j Eclectic Magazine Arthurs Magazine, Blackwood's Magazine BrowiiMiii's Review, IJndon Lancet ' Edinburgh Foreign Review, Braitliwait's He'trosnc-t London Medical Review, j Farmer's Librarv ' SsC, fee, &c, cic., &c. ' 1 he above works will be form arded bv mail to anv direction, and tlu-;amount of postage theieon returned to the subscriber in late popular works!
WANTED. - tl Shares Whitewater Vallev Canal Stotk. 1UO -ALSO- " S2.C00 White water Valley Canal Notes, For which the highest market price will be paid bv T. S. CiOODM AX'fe CO ' 101 Main Street, Cincinnati. Ohio Oct. 10, 1S45. 43-2n."
JIST
SUNDIUKS. RECEIVED and for sale low: is.noo Lbs Migtl Iron, assorted sivest 6.000 " Bloom Forge do 200 " Cast Stil l; .100 " Spring St-1; 400 44 American blistered Steel; 100 " English do do iO " Shear do It. & S. TYNER.
29-1 y
i JOHN A. 3IATSOX, i Attorney at Law. ! Office on Main Sr.. Urookville. I.nb. i mv lfith IS4.V 9.n-ir
JOHN SUA UP, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Itoots, Shoes, and I.ilm-Lcaf BI ATS,
FAST SIDK MAIN STREET
NO.
5f,
TlllHB
5T0RE ABOVE F0VBTH
CA"CjV.". TI, OHIO.
Will sell very cheap for cash or approved paper.
Jillv 14' IS 15.
BCRIiS iL'S COMPOl'.Kn rLl W EXTRACT OF SAUSAPAUILLA;
I .lOU the cure of Chronic Khenmatim, Scrofula or Kintrs Kvil, Salt Hheiim, Hinc: Worm, V leers, painful affections of the Bones, Chronic Sore Eyes, Blotches, Glandular enlart ments and all diseases, ariMiitr from impurity of blood. The follow inp is from H. C. Lantrdon, formerly editor of the Troy Times, in relation to Burdsal's extract of Sar-saparilla. "-t is a valuable medicine. I have tiivd it Thoroughly and can bear ample testimony to its ijood effect in my own person. I have for several vears been tbe subject of violent diseases, acute pain
tn the limbs, &c., and verily believe the free ue of i Sarapiirilla wa the principal remedy that performed i the cure.', For further evidence of its efficacy, reference is made tn the follow in? Physicians, who have, prrscrihci! it tvith rveru success in their practice: Dr. Stephen Bonner, Dr. Charles Woodward, " Wm. Mount, J. V. Buckner, 44 William Smith, " William Goshorn, " J. Black;
Or to-Micajah William?, Esq., Adam X. Kiddle, Esq.,
t-.uwaru c. Koii, .n, M Lean, Samtn'l Lewi, Samuel Talbott, 14 Captain L. Shally, James Torrence, All of these lait named gentlemen have either tried it themselves or used it in their families, with the happiest results. Numerous references might be given, but these are deemed sufficient. This preparation is warranted to cure the most inveterate case of disease, arising1 from impurity of blood; it has never yet been known to fail, nnd in no case is remtt'ierati.m akcd, w here a perfect and speedy cure is not eftVeted. Prepared and sold bv CALEB S. BCKDSALL. Wholesale and retail Druggist (ipn nf Dr. Hush.) X. E. corner Main and Fifth streets, Cincinnati. March 27th 1844. H-ly.
The Opal a Christian Gift Bonk, volum.', in various si les of binding
The Is now r lake rditeu by "I trattt and chaste liol ka irei nt.
The Boudoir Annual ftr 134r, with nine majjnifict'nt illustration. Fr.end-hip'a OtT.rim; fur 1F45. Lalla Hookh a new and superb edition, with illtis t rations on steel. The Ladv of the Lake, in the same st. le.
"1 he Forc't Me Not for lS4rt. 1 he Token an annual f-tr 1S4. i The Moss Kose an cleeant cift Book. The Christian Annual f.r 1P4V The May Flower; The Christian's Book, ' Together w ith a crrtaf varirtv of CHILDREN'S GIFT BOOKS. Incliidiiii? many varieties, st?ch a ' The Picture and Verse Book; The History of a Mouse; S Little Stories for Little Folks; Kriss Krinsrle's Rook; ; My Boy's First Book; Little Lessons; A Mother's Lessons; Nursery Khms; : Little Forrt Me Not; Child's Di light; ' Blosns of Moralitj ; Hnlmi Hood, j ALSO A trem r:il assort mtit of t NEW AND AMUSING GAMES, i 4What d'je Buy," 4k Trip to China," "Scientific Amusement." 4H.biiion Crusoe," 'Strife of Genius, ', 4iChristnias Card," 4Niek Ut-ttom Shakespeare, c. i ALSO Disst'cttU Picture and Pu.le; 'J'h Sp-I-
111117 Game; Dissected Map; Work Alphabets. At. Also, the Great Brother Jonathan, Antiual for is-in Containing over eiplity cnc;rav injrs. an entire Novel by Washington Irvine, Tabs, Sketches, Poems $cc. CjThe whole nf this immense assortment must be sold during the Holidav. a we keep not bin c ovi r from
year to year, and will be dipo.d of at the very loweht prices. CITIZENS AND STKANGEKS should War in mind that the best and cheapesi assortment of Christmas and New Year's Presents mav be had of ROBINSON JONES, No. 109 Main street, a few doors above Third, ''Vest Side Cincinnati, December 1, IS 45. 52 3m.
Kooitisoii 5c Junes are also agents i;r the following iteran-Newspapers receive M:b$cripticns, r.nd fo rward to any dirt ttion viz:
Willi Wet klv Mirror.
Broadway Journal, Old Countryman, Bennett's Wetkly Herald,
I he New l orker,
The Weekly Tribune, XVal's Saturday Gazette, Saturday Evening Pot, I Saturday Courier,
I Dollar Newspaper. Ac.
J.
March 2Tth 1S4S.
14-lv.
!S M I
T II & WHOLESALE
TUCKER DEALERS IN
Boots &, Shoes, '. 1 LM i. i:a F HA TS, f c. Aio. 37, 1erl SI., Cincinn.ati. Feb. 6,1815. 7-ly. W M. CO L KSCOTT. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Urookville, la. ,1 0 1 1 NT). I IO IV LA XI) , Attorney at Law, UROOKVILLE, la,
TOBACCO Ac SNUFF.
CVTAIRi- IIA-I CHF.LDKR. Wholesale and re-
tail dealers in Imported and American Cii;at-s. ALSO All kinds of Toliarco and SimlT.
Xo. 237, Main St. fnurth rinor beiotc Sixth ,t. r.est side, CINCINNATI. O. March 1 1S45, 14-y SUNDIIII'S. BARRKI.S Alism, 200 Mats Cinnamon. 25 Barrels Ceppi ras, 10 ("aseslndi Madd, 500 Kefs Nailt), 100 I.hs. dittos, 2 llotr.headsii Yartu-r, Corner Ninth and Main streets Cincinnati. A. DOXALDSGX fc CO. Cur. Niiirliand Main stre.ts, Cineirmati. . March 20, 184. 14-W
! READ I I
DODD'S FASHIONABLE HAT STORE, 144 Itlaia Street, THREE DOORS BELOW FOURTH STREET, CINCINNATI. The Hat In arknotvledgpil to be an Important part of drew ; therefore R becomes interesting to learn where a genteel, well made article can lie procured. I Invite the citizen of Brookrille, and its vicinity, who may visit Cincinnati, to call and examine the quality, style and finish of my hats ; feeling confident that I can giTe satisfaction. Win. I odd.
RON a c.-it Am iK
Al-, li.i'.tm fit r iu.iu'u.
t ill t'ml it I
ilwi ht-re. Am-u l ?
Watcbe
r th-ir niur-.l tocall Infore pnribnsiiiij
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N . W. t HAl'M .
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XOTICK. AI F-Rc" AXTS who are in the hahit of purchn.iup; x v ft (iood in t'ineiiinati would save themselves a pr. at deal of trouble by sendinir nnlrn to us for such articles as they may want, w hich we will fill on the most accnmmodatinr; terms, and warrant them to be as cheap as they can be had esi f the inountains. e ket n roii.l.iutlv on hand ii Isrin. tmeL- r.f ... ...-
description of Dry (ond. and are prepared to fill anv order that ma; he entrust, d to us. If we have not the j article ordered we will ret it on as Cnod terms as the iii.Iiv !.i .1 orderiiic the same could s:ct it himsell if he were in the city, ami hi iter, for we arc constantly in j the market and cannot he deeeirrd PS to the value of' the article ordered. I he strictest nttintinn will he I paid to a! I order sent in, !l..j;.'y i VOOD.V I.ARKIN : P. S. i have been in the habit nf vc. it itiR orders ot the above character for sometime, and have , concluded to pay parlicitlar nt ntion to thim in future, ami take this method of iiif.irm-iit: merchants of ' j the fact Send on your ord rs, and we'll rnrranlee! : satisfaction. t 8c L i Nov IS IS 45 . ; 1 '
SAVE YOUIl TEETH!
C-1 W. KKELY, IT. Surgeon Dentist, Is now in Itrookvilie, wberebewill rt-main a short time to attend to calls in the line of his business, He is prepared to in ft rr fret A either
on Gatfi Plate or P.rof, and warrant their beauty and durability. All operations in the Dental Art performed upon the latent and most approved principle. Persons wishing work done will please call soon as possible. A he intend? visiting- Brookville annually, all oper atinm will be warranted. Room at McVvrdifs Hotel September 10th 1845. 371y
JOHN II. CLARK, TTTHOLESALE and Retail Grocer, Produce an t f Liquor Merchant, Xn. 235, Main street, Cincin ns.ti. Pure Wines constantlv on hand. March 27th, 1845. 14-ly TEAS. H ALF Chests Young Hyson, ,)vf 30 "1 Gunpowder, 20 do Imperial,
200 Caty boxes assorted. For sale bv A. DONALDSON jt CO Corner Ninth and Main sts, Cinoinnnati. March 20, 184. 14-ly
J. S. BENNETT & CO.,
"VffTHOLESALE and Retail dealers in Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, No. 183 Main. street,
between 4th and 5th, Cincinnati, O.
March 28, 1845
14-1 r
Fit fox a l.wvvi:. An -Mil !n'y in Ootroil wilki-il i: M a irt.vyor's oiTi.-c n few l.tyf ittcc vvht ii t!ie io'.l i a conversation took j "S,j lire" I i' lii-'.l t'!.-i ' if you wi-ulj take tltts lii'V aiiii nnlii' ;i inv i'r' liim."' "TliO l"V a, ,'i'irs ra! Iilt vi lli!,:, liutltltt. How t.M is lit-"!" Scicn yciT?, fc'r." lie is too Voui'ir (Vi'uieiily t io young. I live you no U'n's o!Jrt!" "Oa yes, Mr, I li ive s-cvoral, lut we conrhttld to tnakp Armors of tlio others.' 1 told my lis" 1 tliotiht lliis little fellow would tnike i ftr.-l rate !wter. ami 1 called to bee if vou would take liim.'
"No. nuda in, li : is to vontis vet to com- ' " attended i.ras usual. l... .....!,-...,!,.. ..;..,!;". h... !.. I S'Tt. 3. I.
ini-IXC l'i.; ry.i.tj vi v."- j-i .... -.. , w..s .. , do you tLink tins boy is fo tntich better clcu!ated for a lawyer thin your other sons!" "Why you see, sir, he is just seven years old to-day, and when he was only live he would lie like all nature; when he got to be
tlcwclrv. and 2?rv
(4oot!s. FB II F. subscribers have constantly on hand a l.ii pe and f-iHionahle assortm lit ef JcwchjL Hold 4- Silrrr U'aU hts Plntcd War.. F.ncr'ih and Amt-rican Tlritiinia. TainttA Japancd la l"rays G-dd and Silver Sp. rtach s, Iiinond lintd (iold Pees. ;o!d and Silvtr PrnciK. Silver Spoilt., I.ndKs, Cup-, Htitter Knives, Kruit Kni'.rs e. Vld Felkiws Hr;alias. Jew. Is and eery v rinv o Trie..niimr. Ai.';-r 'V-r and Jcxrc'r jrnar f j or.Vr, OWKS f i H1 KY. No. 15. Main st.. Int. 3d and 4;h, Viueinna i. . Apnll. :S45. v.. iv
New
Goods
Till Sii1?crihprs have just received , their Springr and Summer Goods, which ! added to their former slock iisakcsi their
BRASS CANDLESTICKS. 500 pairs heavy Chamber Candlesticks, ass'd 4J, J, S, t, ol in.
ALSO 150 pairs upright orpillar, ass'd , 10. 12, in.
ALSO 25 do7 tine alters ass d 8 to 16 m: 12 do Tea Trays, do20 to28 in; A few extra super Gothic Trays, in sets, This dav received and for sale bv TYLER DAVIDSON & CO, No K, Main st. 3 d. ors above Com. Rank, Cin.
October 15, 1S45. 43-ly EI! EX EZ IZlt AVISWELL'S STEAM-POWER Looking t-slass, Porlrait, AND Picture Prantc Manufactory, 117, Main st. Cincinnati. f 11HE above articles can he furnished in as pood H style and on as reasonable terms as at any of the Eastern Cities. An assortment of Looking Glasses ali ways on hand at wholesale and retail. j X. B. Old Frames resilt 5c plates reset.
STEAMBOATS d? HOTELS Furnishrd at the shortest notice. March 27th 1S45. 14-ly.
HENRY JUSTICE.
Storage. Forwarding, and Commission
JlLUtIliliT. White Water Canal lta-iii, CINCINNATI, Ohio. REFER TO:-
Worthinton, Shilito, Ik Co.,1 Casper Sharp,
.1. A. D. Rurrows & Co. R. & S. Tyner, .1. D. llowiand, Esq. M. Helm, Col. D. Hankins, Hopkins & Hialt, Daniel Sinks, Sandford Lackey, William Petty, John Crum,
Geo. Gillespie ?t Co., Hajrerstown, 1 Thos. G. Noble, Celitreville, la.
Col. Miles Murphy, New- Castle, la.
I'atnck, t'emlleton, la
Cincinnati. O.
? Urookville, la.
3 Connenville, la. Milton, la. Cambridge City, la.
J1RUSII STORE.
.', U L L I X U . M CY, of I aurtl, KratikUo rmintj, would inA form hi; customers gvr.craliy. that he ha now commenn d the ri r.r.ixti msiXEss. And will be Itappv toaccmmodate anv who mar call on hi in for work ni that line. I'AHIMSG will' still
NKW TAILOR SHOP. in. cr.AftKQ sox.
104 Main street, between Third St Fourth Cincinnati.
chkr ami Mclaughlin would resm-ct-
invite
assnrtmetit largo and complete of all kinds : : ef- I j I R Y G O O D S. j ; (iriccrirfi, Htittiware. QvccnstctTrc, Boots
! ami S'tocf). Fur and I'alm Lea f Hats, Flnrcnrrhrai'l iv Slnuc It'wncts. MILL AND CROSS-CI'T SAWS. FINE C1IVRVS AND H its. IWINI'K.D HVCKETS, TRACE CHVIVS, SPADES & SHOVELS, MA- . Xl'BF. FORKS, Stl) IRONS, ! RR ASS KETTLES. &c.
1 All of which they are determined to sell as low as the i tisfactocy. and that e shall be able tn suit all, even
1 "ami- Kino oi coihis are soki in anv town in the eastern toe most i.-isuiioiit.
part ot tne Mate or at t ineinnati prices, addmir fniqht
P.
Iliichanan. Ellip.V Co., New Orleans
Ilyran c Mclllieuny, Pliilaictphia. July 4, 1845.
!7-6m'
T HO 31 AS HUIST, NO. ;".) JI UX ST. BETWEEN FRONT st SECOND st nClXAAfil, DEALER IN Juniata Iron and Nails Steel,
Castings, etc., etc.
March 27th 1S-13.
14-ly.
llVulK
MERCHANTS & DRUGGISTS to call and examine their assortment, it being very large, at greatlv REDUCED PRICES. From our lone experience in the brush mantifactur-
! mt we teel comment that our stock will he found sa-
F.ancv Drv Goods
"IIE subscribers respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Rrookville and its vicinity to their
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, a lare;e portion
I
I ! IT SPE AKS FOR ITSELF, AND COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSARY.
Philadelphia. May 28, 1S45. Dr. Jayne: Di ar Sir: 1 feel bound to the atflictt d to give publicity to the extraordinary effects of your aluable medicines. I have suffered for several years pat with Liver Complaint, and the train of diseases which follow a complete prostration of the system so that it was with
great dithcully tiial l eotiia wuik, aim ui move x confined to my room. To add to my misery, a Scrofu
lous affect ion appeared in my tnroat, wnn Kiieutnausm in my arms, so that I could not raise my arm to my head. In the hottest weather my feet and hands would ache w ith the cold, and perspiration had almost ceased.
I now became afflicted with a dry hoarse consph, and gave up all hopes of ever getting well. I had night sweats, and got little or no sleep, with frightful dreams and morbid headache. I seemed to be bordering on INS ANITY, and was denied all study or mental exercise. I could not read a small paragraph in a newspaper without great difficulty. I had great soreness in my siomah, which caused it to swell so much that I was unable to lie down, or even to recline, but had to be propped up in a chair. 1 had the advice of some eminent physicians, and tried nearly all the remedies used in such cases, but continued to grow worse, and it appeared as though a speedy dissolution was taking place. I now heard of vour medicines and determined to try
your SANATIVE PILLS, and to my surprise the soreness left me, so I could walk about the house. I continued to improve fnsm that time. Shortly after my wife called at your Store, and stated my case to you, and you sent nie a bottle of your ALTER ATIVE, and also word to come and see you. and yon would investigate my case, and cure me. This I did not believe, as I felt i" was beyond the reach of human skill. After taking your A Iterative and Pi lis for three weeks, there was a decided change for the better, so that hen
I called upon von, vou said that I would get well, and that your ALTER ATIVE would cure me effectually. With no hones, however, of i ettinp; well, I still contin
ued taking your Alterative, until 1 had taken the fourth bottle, when there was a sudden change in my whole ystem,as though I had got rid of some great burthen, and I could draw my breath as usual. My nerves gradually became strong, and my appetit? returned. It 'has been about four months since I commenced taking your Medicines, and at this time nearly every vestice of disease is eradicated from my system. lam
as active, and neatly as strong, as at any period of my life. I have now gained ni'-'c pounds in two months. I have good reason to believe that the use of your valuable Medicines, bv the help ol God. has saved me from a premature gravel JOSEPH HARBOR. ILillowcIl Court, in Poplar Street, between Seventh and Eiirhth sts. Prepared only by Dr D. JAYNE, No. 8 South Third St., Philadelphia. State cf Indiana, Union County, ss. til the I'liiou Cirritit Court, Spring Term, .1. li. 1S46. Eliza II. Marsh, VS. Rill for Divorce. Hugh W. Mar.h. J XD now at this day. lo-wit: the Kith day of December, IS45, the said complainant filed her bill
of complaint in the above entitli d cause, in the Clerk's Otfice f the Union Circuit Court; and also the affidavit of a disinterested and competent witness, by which it is sati.factorily made to appear, that the said Hugh W. Marsh is not a rt sidenl of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore lien by given tn the said Hugh W. Marsh of the pendency of this bill; and that he be and appear before the judges of said Court, on the first day of their next term, to be hold n at the Court House in Liberty, in said Countv, on the fourth Moml.iv of
March next, to plead, answer or demur to the said bill,
FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS
I They receive by every mail steamer, direct from , London and Liverpool; the following: ! T he London Illustrated Ntws 25. "liuhlin Freeman's I Journal, 25e. The London Pictorial Times, 25c. The Dublin Notion, 25c. London Punch or Charivari 25c. i AVilmer A: Smith's European Times, 2. Bell's' Life : in London, 25c. The Wi-kly Despatch.' ?5e. Orders for single copies uf Inch, or la rger subscripI tions will be pronipili attem't-d to j CHEAP' PUBLICATIONS, j Constant and valuable additions are lx ing made to ; their stoc k of Hooks in the cluap for.ii, embracing ihr ' publications cf Harper & Brothers, Riirgess. Stringer & Co., ; Lea & Klauchard, Wilson ft Co., Carey i Hr.rt, " Morris. Willis k Co., Greely & McElrath, E. Ferret t Jc Co., . A.C., etc., c, ! Orders for which, for single copies or more; will meet with immediate attention. ! CjvVheii orders amount to Sl,00 or upwards, t'jc amnunt ol posiasre will be ninittid to the purchaser in j o'"'r recent publications., j CTThis offer puts it in the power of the inhabitants ' of the smallest and most ubseure coenlry villageto ob- . tain bis reading as cluap and as reaiiilv'as the inhabi
tant of eastern cities! CHEAP STATIONARY. R. k J. having gi-eatly reduced t!:e price of ihis necessary article to consumers; itu-y m-v offi r a good article of letter pajicr at 5 cent a" quire, or one dollar per ream, and liner qualiti. s from 10 to 25 cents a uuiru.
j Atsu t. ap p:ipvr lrom 10 to 2 5 e: nt a e,uire! ALSO A gem nil assortment of Stet l p, ns, Sealing j Wax, Wafers, Ink, Letter Stamps. Envelopes, Sand ! Bote-1, Ink Stands, R-c. 5cc. at ei.ii: liv rv disced rates, j CHEAP MUSIC ' 1 This new article for the Piano, I'l itt . Guitar, &c , is j elegantly printed, full equal to the old style, and at I One-foil nil the price; 1 he assorinont comprises a ! ereat variety, and inludes all the kinds advertised by j the cheap Mu.ic Piihli.ln rs. and at the publhers pries. I CJ"Mii Music is published in uniform style, so tliat five dollars worth bound up, w ill form a superb volume I of choice Songs and Pieces. T his amount of music, in j the old style, would have cost the purchaser from I Twi'utu-rii-c to T'tirtif Dollar' ! Great Inducements to Clubs! Th' pysti-m of dubbin for Periodical? i now so grn- ' eral, that the undersigned are enabled to oiler greater j inducements than are held out by the Eastern publishers.
It ii now n-.-cissary to make distinct remittances to encb publisher, in onl r to obtain the work required; but by the Clubs in each vicinity combining their funds and forwarding tlum to us, each taste may be consulted, and any numb, r of each periodical obtained without further trouble we bvinjr the General Western Agents fur .ill the Popular Periodicals in the United States. C7TAKE XOTICKI.rO Clubs formed in towns or vicinities, having- direct communication with Cincinnati by steamboat, railroad or stap, may have the parcels put up rmmihly and forwarded by public conveyance or private hand, and thus Save all their Postage CJ"This is the time t arrange for the MA(iAZIKS FOH 1$4 Specimen numbers of the various periodicals will b
forwardtd to person.- wMiin 10 avjtil themselves of this offer. All orders and aommunicatious must be addressed to ROBIXSOX & .I0XES, Printet s and Publithcrs. 10? Main Street, West Side, Cincinnati. N. H. We have a very extensive Bonk and Job Printing Office, in connection w ith our establishment, embracing every variety of new and fashionable material, where the finest Letter Press Printing, in all its branches, will be executed at the lowest prices. Hook Bindin IT also attended to. Cincinnati, Decembers'?, 1845. 5J 3m.
of which are entirely new, and of the latest MyU-: it j orthe same will be heard and decreed in hi absence.
onlv on the In v article.
Urookville, April 22,
R. & S.
TYNKR.
17-lv
T FSPKCTFI UY inform the public that
i har commenced huine in Mr. Hipc
er-trcd.
May I. lii.n
they ten
hmUtintr. rpp;"ite the Jail. All orders left wnh them
Ii . " "i v, mi. hi rr.-ei- ironiii fiiicnuiiti, on iiiw r;i( ... IinpuUent as any j term, at van W obtained 'lewlierp. None but good
r Titter COUld be; anil now lie Will MVe f rf- I workmen ln:i lv employ.,!. ri mi rrcn
ru thinsr he eitn his nitt on.''' fin-
crn'ies Sun. ; Xoril. ll i said llial the wagons tint j nft to cotitcy the Mormons lo Csitfurtiii it i'l numher 50.X). anJ will form a line of! 2."i miles Ions! In the front is too, a j
n-tf
tl.in'l!
thf girls
Kissitia a juct-! very innocent- i
printing press ami types, from which will be issued every nvrnin? a paper, to he sent hack to inform the rear jjiiiuJ of what - : ;n i!,a -'.!'.'' -
13 iittl OH l'i ,f,v- ' ri3 ll is a fact that know that they arc sTt. tv one the other day, she
ly asked what good it did. j 'Ah Miss,' said we, 'what is the vse of; licking 'lasses?' j Fifteen feet of Snow a! Q'i(be.:Te Q'lhccV Gazetie'of the 5:h inl. says thai ' for the previous eigltl days the weather j had -cen more severe in that city than it; was in the fiiahiftil climate of Moscow in j 1S12. The thermometer w as down to ten : i ... ...... n,,.t tli.-. allriw Iniil ill
itcgrees ot'io" n " ",-- - - heaps more than fifteen feet deep, and was then falling so thick lhat it was imnnsihle to see at a distance of a few feet.
' The hroad St. Lau rence is not only cov- j ered with filiating ice, but is heaped one.
above anther, retitiet mu it hiiiiosij
1. even l r tno n tr iy t a inenien
S. S. JACKSON, VtRSFHYMtX and FI.OKIS I, thrte miles he-! X tow Cmeitmati, on th river road, bet wet n the residences of Major William Oliver and S S. I.'ltom-
! m"dieti, keeis ronsianilv for sale Fruit and Oruamen- I i tat I'recs, Shrubs. Vine, tireen-IIonve plants, c. ! C jCi.r I Vdirer at ail Sratons.TQ i ! Catalogue and prices can herein at the Office of ! t the Indiana American.) 1 March 3?th, 1S45 l-lv I
FltRSII TRAS. ,n f' '1' Chesu Y. II. snpirior; 411 1" do do do; 100 lb catties G. P. and Imp. For side by A. DONALDSON" & CO. Cor. ih ,V Main t is. Cincinnati. July 2 1545. 3l.l5.. C. & W. II. ALLEX, Xo. 1CT, Main street, 3 door below Fourth CIXCIXXATI. A I. F. n S in Fine Jewelrv, Clocks, Watches. I w Watch Tools and Materials, Silver Ware and FineCutlerv-
ALSO rtenlert in enmhs, Brtithet, Pereutxien Cap; Pistols, i'nrrfcr Flasks, Fancy Soap, Pocket Hooks, Ra. ser Straps, together n-i!h a general variety cf French, German end F.ngiixh Fancy Goods. March ST, 1845. 14-lv.
V. IIVI.AXI) & CO., i HOLES rK and Retail dealers in Staple and ; l am v DRY fiOOOV, No.,14, FiftV street, north I
side three dor. east of Walnut, Cincinnati, O. 1
March J"ih, 1845 14-ly I
J. nOXTB,
N"F f TVRKH and Whole?ile dealer in Ma
nilla Cotton and Hemp Hope ef all siy. Cortls,
l int and 1 me n all ktmh.
sV""Y ji Marrt Srrer. nrfrar befir F-nt. Mani.Jnc- I frv tn ttcsTcrn Rnt Cincinnati. J N. It. t ASH paid for HKMP and I'l.AX. i "larch 2Tib, 14-lv !
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ROBKirr I'OItTRIt, W holesale dealer in Foreign and Demejtic Drv Goods, XO. 17 2, Aa i Street, between 4th if- 5A, east si-It
CIXCIXXA TI,
F.F.PS constantlv on hand Cloths. Cassimrres.
Sattinetts, Jeans, Prints, Jaconet. Cambric.
Itook, Mull and Swiss Muslins. Hlearhrd and llrown
j Shirtincs and Sheetings. Handkerchiefs, Shawlc, Hos-
i nreau, Pec. vc
I
1 w- 1
Marvh 2Tth 1S45.
14-lT
I. AW XOT1CK. S I. K K I 11 M Y K I! S . t.'i'r.-irv ?! Comisell'trt at Law
YY
n.t. attend to all btinc. entrutcd to them,1
with rare and ndebtv; tither in the Superior
! or iotVrior Courts of ih Stat'
Office over J. Gotitlre's store, the rreurer office, Urookvi Sept. 1, IR5
nn Main st., lie, Ind.
oppoue 3-tf.
ptec
imp
Pi Tornl Levy, Hi cross-
LAST KOTICK. IF.RSONS knowing themelve indebted to the late firm of Panes A HMon, are rq nested to pay up w ithntit d la-. shnuld thia notice be disreeared ihfy M Fril h iiO'f or acenunM in the hand ef be pffirrrfor ro'bc IWJtr.S & BCH f OX. Rrwktiii-. n.c ?tn, tl. io,'.i 4.
I.KilTOKS & WINKS.
-f t HALF Pipes French Ilramlv, 1 f S do Holland Gin. " s0 quarter casks old Sherrv M'ine, iO " " Madeira Wim , so Sweet Malaca Wine, 20 Barrels Peach Brandy, 10 Jamaica Spirits, to s old Hum, 10 " Old Whiskey, ?0 Casks Cherry Bounce, All of which m ill he sold low. For sale bv A. DONALDSON A. CO. March 20, 1S4J.
March 27th 1S4.
14-lv.
TRACE & HALTER CHAINS. 2000 pairs bright Trace Chains, T ft. 12, 14, 18 link; looo do straw color do do do do; 00 do self do do do do do; S3 doi heavy Halter Chains, SO links No 4. ALSO 100 plain Colter Key and Hit'sburch Vices; niacksmith's Bellows, 24 by 36 inche,. This day received and for sale bv ' TYLER DAVIDSOV CO. No IJ Main t. 3 doors above Com Bank, Cin. October 15, 184S 43-lv.
II. KKSSLER, buck SKixnnnssnit, glove MANUFACTURER, K- EEPS on hand at all timet a larire assortment of llnck Skin Gloves, Mil and Leather of all kind. No. 2T8 Vain st. bet. Sith and Seventh, Cincinnati O. March 20th, 1S4S 13. T HKCTI FllTlT STI I S KY VLW At S on hand and for sale hv A. DONALDSON k CO.
Corner Ninth and Main streets, Cincinnati.
March 20, 1845
13-lv
Junielta Iron ad Nails. t4 4 ' Slipo Iron assorted sites; 5frlf liifi.oooihs Bloom ForBrj do. v V V x' 600 AmPri.an sieel; 100 " F.ncrlish blistered do; 100 ' Cast Steel. Just received and for sale by R. St S. TYNF.R. Brookville, April as, 1345 17-ly
SUIPII. tiUlNINE. f V4f" OUNCES Snlph. quinine, just received il fyW and for sale bv C. S BCRDSAL, Corner of Main and Fifth sts. Cincinnari. .lone list, lat.s 2T-lv
TIIOS. li II AUKIS. Wholesale and Retail Drtujcrist. and dealer in Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs, Comer of flower Market $ Sycamore sts., CIXCXXA TI. O. PHYSICIANS and Country Merchants .re requested to call and examine for themselves. The above articles are nf the best quality, and may be had at reasonable rates. Cah paid for Ginseng and Beeswax. April 18, 134S 16-ly
A CARD. DR. THOS. R. SEW ALL RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services in the various branches of medicine, to the itiKests of laurel and its vicinity. His office is in the boildini; adjoining the store of Messrs. Conw.U. Shoup and Vaubercen. l aurel, Sept. 29, ti4. 0-lt
havinir been selected by one of the partner., w ho has just returned from the Eastern cities, they are cotifi. dent that they can meet the expectations of their friends and the public. Their pricet are uniform and low. PADGETT & MACY, 1ST, Main street, bet. 4th and 5th, Cincinnati. March, 20, 1344 13-1 J"
II A ItDWAltK. f VHE sebseribers are now opening a splendid assotlI ment of Hardware, compaising a larre and r neral assortment of TABLE st HOCKET CUTLERY, Files, Saws, Sickles, Scythe sneaths, Hay and Manure Forks, Shovels and Spades, Nails, Wire, Anvils, Vices, Smith's Bellows, Locks and Latches of every kind in use, butts, screm ss, Carpenter" tools, Coopers tools, etc, ALSO GUNS, T1STOLS, Ac.. Jtc. Together w ith every article umally found in a well assorted Hardware store, to whieh they invite the attention nf merchants, Mecliaeics, and Farmers. Terms CASH. LYM N . RICE. At the sign of the Anvil, corner of Main nnd Loirer Market Sts. CINCINNATI, OHIO. April 1, 1S45. lS-ly
A. W. CULL.U3I, j "THOLESALE and Retail Grocery, Produce and j Liquor Store, corner Main and Eighth Streets) Cincinnati, Ohio. j
Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Pepper, Indigo, Madder, Cotton Yarns, etc.. Sold at the lowest cash price in exchange for all kind nfCountry Produce, March 2Tth 1845. 14-lv
PLOUGHS. T f J. A. MILLER'S warranted Ploughs, "Sloop's"
Fpancrn. rorcaieuy March 26tb, 1845.
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TYNER. 14-ly
CALEB S. KURDS AL, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST, IMPORTER of Dnn-sv, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dve Stuff's, Glass and Fancy Articles, American, French aud English Chemicals and Perfumery. Corner Main and Fifth s.reels, Cincinnati, O. March 20, 1845 13-ty NAILS. fa) T1 KEGS assorted. For sale bv eZiyyt A. DONALDSON. CO. Corner Ninth and M: in sts., Cincinnati July 25, 1845 3l.y E. B. IIINMAN, DEALER IN Drugs, medicine, Paints, OILS f ll'IXDOir GLASS. Agent for Landreth'i. GARDEN SEE OS. Ao 3. Lower Mirket st. Cincinnati. Alirch 27th 1?4". U-ly.
EDGHILL HURNSIDE, Clerk U. C. C.
(John Yaryan Comp'ts Sol.) Dee 18, IS45' l-3w NEW GOODS AGAIN! THE subscriber has just received dir.-ct from the Eastern Market, and is now opening at his store in Brookville, a (j.-neral assortment of goods, suited to the present aud spproachiug season; amon;r which are: Fine and Superfine cloths oj various colors; do do easrimeres, plain ix frith . patterns; A good assortment cf Satinets pl'n ix fash patterns; Red, White anil Yefoic Flannels; Fash. Ttceedt and Kentucky Jeans; Calicoes of almost every trade and st'jlc; Gingham and cut lain calico; Latvns, Muslin de Laines and Bnlzarenes; Dark and Fancy eot'd plain and figured Alpaeeas; Mark and other colored Silkr; Sarsnrt and Bonnet Silks; Mack, ll'hiteand Pink crape; White cambric, Jaronet ir Mull Muslins; Rook, Stviss Cr Fto'iinet Muslins, plain and fg'd; Irish Ltnen. Linen Lnnn and Bishop Latrn; Shairls, Dress HiFk'ft and Silk Pocket Uirk'ff, Veils, and Ladies' H'hite Pockei Hdkfs; Best Kid, Silk aud cotton Gloves; do do Ao do Mits; Satin. Silk and Marsaillrs Festing; Black Italian Silk Hdkts and Satin Storks; A variety of Lace, Edging, Footing end Insertion; A splendid assortment of Ribbons and Bonnets; ALSO .4 good assortment of Hardware, Queensn-are and Sails; Boots and Shoes; Fur, Wool and Palmetto Hats; Leather, cotton Yarn. LlKEH'fSE: A general assortment of (troeertrs, including an extra quality of Malaga and Port H-'ines. All of which will be offered low for rash or country produce. The publie are respeetfullv invited to call examine and judge for themselves. N'. D. GALLION. June 27, 18r3. 36.) r Ail Invitation SUMMER has ended, and Autumn is gone bv. The husbandman i blessed with an abundant crop, and health is returning with it usual cheerfulness and comiort. The commercial men are offering liberal prices for all the products of the year, and the farmer is hastmg to tle market with his surplus. A degree or prosperity is all over the land, and the means of payment are within the reach of almost every man.--Who that .sin debt will not avail himself of this auf. picious time to make payment? There it no time so easy of payment 'as w hen the cash is on hand, and when a debt it paid there is release lrom the obligation, and an end to the principal and interest. Interest is n eatii.g niotlu, and it is better now to make an effort to pay off the iK bt than to put it off to a subsequent time, as we know not what changes may come upon the country, or what adversity may beta I ourselves. These remarks are respectfully'addrctsed to all mv patrons, and especially to those who have owed me for a long time. N. D. GALLION. Brookville, Nov 23 1845 48-ly
JEW DAVID. rnHOSE w ho are acquainted with the character of I Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills will doubtless be glad to learn that another .ii-fre shipment has been received by the travelling aeents who are now prepared to furnish local agents with new supplies immediately. The immense quantities that are sold of these articles is proof sufficient of tlu-ir superior medical virtues. Yet should there bo nn inervdulous son or daughter of affliction m hois suffcri!.- under all the horrors of lame hack Rheumatism, sealed pain in the side or breast swellings, 1 timers. Fever son s. King's Ev il etc. (all of which the piaster s hlum fails to eiire) or with Dyspep-ia, Liver Affection, Fi ver, Chill F'ever, Feverand Ague, scrofula or any ef the
diseases that originate in impurity ol the blond (for the astonishing cure uf w hicli these I'lll have become so popular.) for the benefit of sm Ii, vie will e-ive a f w extracts of letters show ing the csiimate in wliivh these articles ars- held where known. iNDlAXAroLIs, April 4lh 1S45 Messrs. D. Haner & Co. gents vou w ill please send us 12 do.en hov s Persian Pills.' The demand continues gri at, and we shall doubtless sell a large quantity this s ason. Yours r-s-,t'i-tfullv, JOHN .1. OWM.F.V, Drutri:ist. Newtown, Ind., April tli 145 M. s'rs !. liartcr Sc Co g.-nts, I w ill just saylbat the Hi brew Plasterand persian Pills euntinue to ro oil' line, and as we art near-lv-nut of mils vou had better si ud 1,1c some by the
sla!-e-di-iver. I doiilit not but the nueUiine will lie much w anted this season, as eviry body is calling tor it. Yours 1 rule, JOHN MICK. Jr. Crawfordsville, la., Jan. 27th, 1345 Messrs 1). Harter 1st Co., (rents. 1 have sold out nearly all the lnnre supplv of the justlv cell brated 11. brew lia'irr and Persian Pills vou furnished tne tiin e weeks since, and
i it would be well to keep me fuliy snpplud, as 1 linn I calls for these medicines is iitenasing daily. 1 wen d I hen- state that I have no article in my Drue Store that gives better satisfaction than the Hrbrew Plaster and I Persian P.lls. NOAH S. THOMPSON". 1 Washington. Ia., Aug. 3i., I'll; M.ssrs. D. Haitrr j it Co., cents, at the request of many, who are anxinus1 lv awaitincr the arrival of your celebratnl Hebrew ! Plasierand Persian Pills we write you tin s, con. time I saving that we an-out. Wo have fr.quent calls for i both Plaster and Pills, which n nder general saustac- : lion. Please send us another lot immeuiafly. and oblige, GALLAGHER WALTERS. . Broomfield, Edgar co. 11!., May ir.th 1S4 4.-M"'"
D. Harter st Co., gents-We Iiaie si. 1,1 an i"-; v."---ted Hebrew Plasterand Persian Pills Kltv-i: tiatt davs a -o. Will vou please semi us 4 or 5 iluz. more immediately. ' ,"urr Gosport, Jtilv 8. ISM. M s.rs D Harter C. gents-We have sold all the lb b:v Plaster left wit us and as there is a gnat ell for it we 1 h you to s. nd us at least 2 or3 do7.. more and also 1 do, ol 1 1 r i.n Vills Hespecttully, r" HL'SSEY At GOSS. Bloomfiel.1, Edgar co. 111. M ,- ': 44 'r Harter cc Co'. gents-Tie" Pills am Plaster you sent ... came to hand in good order. Yl e have an im nasi mand for them and it promises to supen.de neariv an ... 1 -e .A'.. tins Vii illitV.
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ter & Co. ironts-Your Hebrew i'iat. r ".'" : me to sell is nil sold out some time since. 1 hi t r . .
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S. II. PARVIN & CO. Queen City Hat A Can Store
No. 356, Main st. Four (loots below Ninth. CINCINNATI
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mid lie c-iau to gei ... .... - . d miracles hi n-, and are 111 great demand. .. --.tied f,.r several t-ioes every day. 11
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Since the .bore letter was rrceive,l I wo ' informed bv the writer, that the case al .1 H c. I above, was that of a young man living nar whofor.evcal months had heen mtltnil n . dark ened room, for an aggravated case of m am. men , i n t .. eves, rendered him totally blind. Afi.rapplv.ng 1 rem.'dv w ithin his naeh, -,,hntrfcw.arvh. n.M he commenced using the Persian Pills a nd nd .. ed them but a short time when all mflainatmn Ii ft mm, and his health became permanently rcmiatca. The following Gentlemen are Agents for these me icines: HITT Jt HAILE, Brookville. V TYNER ft CO. Metamora. CON WELL. SHOUP st VAN BERGEN. Laurel 1VM. ADAMS, Fairfield. E. COKEY, Bloominggrove. MORGAN k NICHOLS, Andejlle. . ..... ' s"'r-
"TocoxjtRY MSRCHA NTS.
Crockery AVarc, Ace.
w.,1.1 inform those wishing to purchase, that het
now offer for --7X7.X those assortments m the West, titles1 . . jntere,t who favor him with a call will .' ' to purchase, as it is his intention to sell at low pne hSn'r.ectl'd'wTiha view to the co-n-nrlnL du do Bow Is, assorted sizes, do do Pitihers, do do do Edged and CC Plates, do do do do Baker's Dishes and Napp.es: With a great variety of other article, in Al.SO-Anassort.ucnt of Flint Glass, which will sold by the box at M"nufl,"tryI.pr.,CsM ps ON, No. 92, Mail. st. east side, opp Trust Co. Ba nk, Cin. March 16, 1845. "'
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