Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 2, Brookville, Franklin County, 9 January 1846 — Page 4
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MISCELLANEOUS. j LOOK FORWARD. One year the nearer, w ife, Are 'e t" death; Tim-, love., that meeteth life, (. u tiers our breath. Lt nut t'iy der fire own Looks of distress; If dys f live are gone, 8;rrow5 are less. Look forward cheerily; Hope to the lasiF Wonld'st thou live wearily, CWwg to the past. i Story of a Sister's Loao. : A few diys ag-o was at tht3 Sl&'e Pri' : rn at Sing' Sing, where I beard the tacts 1 am about to relate. They furnish as touching an instance of devotion as I have lately met, and they show us that in the hsmbiest walks, even tn the atmosphere of vice and crime, there may flourish some of the purest paasions, that ought to win our charities and make us respect the Jpoor. A young; man of Nova Scotia came to the city of S. York and fell among thieves. He became the companion of criminals, perhaps a criminal himself. Certainly he was arrested on a charge of crime, was wied, convicted, and sent to the prison at Sinj SingV His sister in Nova Scotia heard of the fate of her brother, and resolved to secure bis deliverance from prison. She wasjuh-Iy a servant girl and her acantv pursehvas bare ly sufficient to defray her expenses through , . .i -. ii-i , i t the long joumev to the CltV. hcil she rvsaclied rsew loric, sne tearnea mat. in ; tinly way to get her brother out of prison j was by pir.lon from the governor of the Slate, and he was at Albany. She bad no inetns to employ counsel to aid herein making the application, nor even the little that was necessary to pay her own way to the feet of the governor. She vcrnt to service in the city, 'and worked faithfully till she bad earned money enough to defray her expenses to Alhauy, and was 6oon there, a stranger, a young, unprotected woman, with no other recommendation then that of having a brutber in ihe State Prison. ie inquired the way to the house j jthe governor, obtained an audience, and 1 then with all the eloquence of love !on 5 ppent in her own bjeorr;, she made known ; her request. The governor said that he ; -nust have some reason for granting the i pvdon, or he could n t interfere: iui my nroiner is an mnicent msn,"i Slid the girl, w ho bad never for a moment indulged the thought that he could have . v r.cA I a v .1 been guilty of crime. The governor vanled something more thin her word for jit, and giving her the small comfort of Words of sympathy and kindness, sent her away to tievise ways anJ means to prove the innocence of her imprisoned brotlierSiie returned to New York, and finding a p'jee, gain resumed her domestic jser- j vce, and indefat:gab!y labored, as timet and opportunity allowed, to accomplish ' what was now the great end of her life. And whit will not preserveance and love achieve: Hopeless as the attempt might appear, she found the men who composed ihe jury that convicted her brother and obtained the names of every one of them to a petition setting forth mittigatipg circumstances in his case, and asking the interposition of executive clemency in his Jbehalf. With this petition the devoted ister hurried to Albany, and full of hope, et.e presented i. to the governor. Ho waa moved by the intensity ot her purpose the ardent strength of her affection. and Uut to fclill hesitated. Why," 8iid she, t"you must pardon my brother. 1 shall never leave you luitil you do. I shall stay just here and pray for ever; and if you wish me to go away you must pardon him, and I will bless you, and God wiil bless you the longest day you live." Her prayers and tears so far prevailed, as to extort a promise that be would make immediate inquiries into the case, and if they were satisfactory he would transmit the oaroon bv a certain fine which he named, through the mail, to the prison at Sing Sing. Once n.ore the noble-hearted girl returns to her work, and waits fjr the slew wenks to wear awav. Hut they flew faster uen sue int'Ugni thai ine lime Ot bCr brother's Iibm drew near. This was to be the reward of her toil and su fieri no On ihe very day w hicli lha governor Lac? named, the coutant 6isier inakesher appearance at the door of the prison at Singr -Sing, and informs the keeper that the had come for her brother, who on that day was lo be pardoned by tne governor. !he va6 mid that no psrdon bad been recived. lior Lean sauk within ber. Was she ftortiltobe disappointed! Bat the o-ov-ernor sijd ho would send Jt by the post. nd it would be here to-day. lie will keep KU promise, I know be will."' The keeper was struck with Ler appearance and deeply interested, m Ler manner. He told L'r 10 come in and he wouid tend to ihe post ciSfc While the messenger was pone, she walked the room in great agitation, trembling between hone and tear. and w Ken the word was brought that there w as no ynrdort, she protested that it would come, mid she should not leave the prison colli it ind. The kind, hearted keeper took Ker lo his hojse, and permuted her, there waiting the arrival of the governor's letter. The next day it came the pardon cairn and she embraced her brother Uee.'and freed by 'his eister"e sacrifice and love. The paicon was accompanied by letter from the governor to the prisoner, urging Kim in strong- and impressive lano-uao-e, to conduct himself hereafter in a manner! worthy of the noble sister of w hom he had j reason to be proud, and to whose sell-tie-j living and persevering eii'orts he was 'in i tiebted for his liberty. The brother aad ! t-ister rejoicing in their re union ant! the boon cf freedom so toilfully won, took Iheir! way from the prisons-hotise, and are doubt-' less now in some retirement, earning an! honest livelihood. 1 dell with peculiar interest upon this' instance cf sisterly attachment. It leach- i es ine not to look only to the refined and I elevated circle of Lutntnity for examples of pure and constant love. It tells me the poor and neglected have hearts, and that ' they are aj keenly alive to pleasure and : pa n, as those in the more highly favored ! walks of lifes Mother's Mtgaziae. j ' Out cf Deb!." The I'niladelphians , . . -i.i- . . . i.ave preserved me corner sione 01 uenerai i Washington's private residence, It bears the inscription; This corner stone of the l.cuse t accommodate the President of ihe United States, was laid May 10, 1T9;?, v-hen Fennsy Irani tea out of debt. Tt.03. MilTlin then Covernor cf that State." Cr-A Lady, who presumed to make rome observations, while a physician vas recommending her husband to a better woi'.d, wag told by the doctor that, if come women were to be admitted there, their ,rte ,onus would make paradise a ,purgatory. -"'And if ec?me physiciana," rphd the rr-J"' vt re t j be admitted thre. they picj!d QiaV it a dssctt.'i i'
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cooks Tl Phtinhed 01 ; l .1.1. G A LUSH A & CO. . ,. V. 4 H'rtt Fourth Street Cincinnati, OA, POPULAR SONGS AN 1 fit otitic e.i. r..i. At One-Fourth Price! Music from the Opera of the Bohemia Girl Pa' t 1 f ,,r Sijr Sunn ana tnree risers r. "S'
! I D, that .dwelt in M.rb.cJUl.s JV I "XS " Remember me, 1 he hrst loud l.nee. A ,P" hk aud fancy Drea and Bonnet Silk, CotNr fet tfce kn f 1llh:Tr,l ' w ,d L H.ndkmkirfs Hihhoa, Gloves Pins I thy arm. The celebrated choro, of Gipm.., t, Tuck, Ivory and Side Combs Ruttons Gum ; Gem, from the OpaoftheBohem.anGrl.-A.ranged . ' bu'ck ZWlXr ,ni Un Barege Scarf,, ' . I" '.! F SU7ut Tl, You'll Thibet and fancy Summer Shawl, and Dress H.t.dI Idamt.hatIdeltinM,rbleHall5. Ih.n You 11 h f Ticking, Bleached and Brown Muslin, i Remember Me. 1 he first fund l.n. s Ac " .' .in. Table Cloth.. Swi, and I.idia Mull.
Beauties .the Bohemian Uirl arra jeajor roe u.c.- ..,, striped and Barred Swiss and ! Th sad to TJ-Cr that I MuU,;a l.rort. nen, of j dvclt in Marble Hal. The heart bowed down. aitz &liUrZi qr 11UJC. ' from the Bohemian Girl. March from the chorus of . t,t?horn, Casimere, Beaver and Palm Leaf Hats, Flor- ' Gipsies. Then voull remember me, Sc. j eIlct Bradeand C prtM Bonnets, splendid Stair, Pasi rcen j Lroer't Sfngtfur 23 cents. . vpp YonT Carpeting., Calf and Morocco Leather, i Thefairvbov. True love can scVr forptt. The , A iaTSK assortment of i Blarney. Rory O'More, &c. IROXiS- XAILS.
Sine Favorite relkasjor : crwu. k. dTncW T a l-oYka-byJolien". Philadelphia Polka, ! MUMC JUK lilt r.tniv.r.?.s r. ..... Sine Sonet and m Set J cfi((inr is renit. i Dandy Jim of Caroline. Miss Ley Lon?. Boatmas's Dance. Old Dan Tucker. My Old Aunt Sally. Mis, . i V-1 ti,. iiih (..v (., Goinr oner de Mmintsiiis! It will never do lo cive it up so. A Set " call of Cotillion.. I THE MELODIES OF IRELAND. Consisting of Eight Songs and Pixe Pierrs 25 rrnfs. i Ned of the Hill. When the Sun sinks to rest. 'What! will you Co, Love? Song or duett. X leaf that re- ' minds of thee, fciC. f THIRTEEN POPULAR WALTZES. j By Various Composers 25 rents. ' Affection Walti; I Inauguration Waltx, Pee. FOURTEEN FAVORITE GAI.OPADES. By the most Papular Vomposers 25 cents. MUSIC FROM FRY'S OPER A OF '-LEONORA." j A Set of Strauss' Hcltzes.Si.vtecn Jor 25 rents. Rosa Walt; I Duke of Reichstsdl's Walla; Alexandria Walt; Orpheus Waltz: MELODIES OF SCOTLAND. ; Eteyen Fat-orite Songs and Ballads for 25 cents. Mr Bov Tammy; I There's no Laud like ScotI Oh! Mv Love's Bonny; land;iC I " MOORE'S MELOTMES No. 1. I Eitrht Sonzs and Melodies for 25 crr.t The Last Koe of Summer; I Fill the Bumper Fair; Love's YoiiiiT Dream; I Believe Me. ifec. jvrfr,. Popular Q,,,ck,tep,,J,r IS r.l,. FOUR SETS OK POPULAR qUDRILLF.S, tor TTcentu-Jir cent. SONGS OF THE CAMPAIGN. Eight Songs Comic; Serious or Amusing by Dr. Lrcer, ! h for TTrentu-firc cents. 'of RUSSELL'S SONGS. No. I. . Sir of Henry PutseWs Songs for 25 rrnf. LOVE NOT. BY MRS. NORTON With a Richlu lllum'natrd Cover Price 61 cents. FLOWERS OF MELODY. Eight Popular Songs andBattads for 25 cents. MUSIC FROM THE OPERA OK FRA DIAVOLO. Four Sottas and lour Pieces for Tiver.ty-fi-ve cents. MUZURKA'AND POLKA QUADRILLES. Quailt-ills from the Bohemian Girl Guitar Music j from the Bohemian Girl Seven Vocal Duetts for I 25 cents -Flute Music from Fra Diavolo. rren Airs tor 12 cents A NEW SET OF QUADRILI.S. BY STRAUS. I H'fA a hemitHnl Illuminated tit'e 25 cents. FOURTEEN CELEBRATED MARCHES. Arranced for the Piano Forte Price 25 cents. MUSIC FROM LA SOMN AMBULA. Feur Songs for 25 cents. THE BEAUTIES OF LEONARD, Arranged Jor the Flute Nineteen pieces for 25 cents. 1 ill up Mil up; Kuir Deatn; un: Moment too t.n chanting; How had I wrond lh.-e, ever? A Mar.h; I ! Yes, Leonard, bid him depart; Retura to , Ah, broth- 1 I J II . .t I . . f l .. . . k I o wl v- - dermox r astore, The Reply to Ca-.hl-en Mavournctn, ith an iliutni .. .... .. .. ... ... QUEEN VICTORIA'S DANCES. F.ir;ht Waltzes, Muzukas, Polkas, &c. with a beautiful "i iO.e, For 25 cents. The minuet de la Coor; I SirRuer De Covcrly; Queen Victoria's Waltz; Queen Victorir'.Polka. Cellarius Waltz; A SET OF QUADRILLS FROM THE D0HEMIN GIRL. Price 12J cents. So. I Happy and Liht; 1 Bride; No. 2. Gipsy Chorus; Divampt that I Dwelt No. 3. Come with the Gipsey ,' in Maible Halls MUSIC FKOMTHK POS I ILION OF LONJUME AU. Embracinr one of the mont Popular Sonars in the Opelosfether wuh a Souvenir of the whole Opera, consitting of Eightof the most celebrated Airs, b.aui. fully i arraneo. The ichole iu e rfcn.'v Illuminated cover, for 25 cents. SONGS. ! With Tour little Wif ; I Come, Friends and listen Beneath cool Shades; to the Storv. SOUVENIR. " 1. Intrrduction: p. With your little Wife 2. Chorus; 7. Chapel Chorus; t 3. Cavatina; 8. Their I amis were juinod ; 4. Postillion's Sonp; togeihar; $cc. & c. j 5. Dance; I A great variety of Sheet Music in press, at ft! centa al Sonr, beauiifullv printed on the lixest paper. j THE FAIR BELLS Bv Mrs. Norton, cents. K A I HLEEN MAVOURN ELN by Mrs. Crawford, 12JC!lltS. " 1 QUADRILLES FROM "LEON A R D.' Price 1t. , THOMAS HAINES BAYLY'S SONGS, containing j nine popular Sone price 25 cents. j MORRIS' MELODIES, six favorite Song, by O. ' P. Morris price 25 cents. BEAU TIES or LA NORMA, seven favorite airs, arranged for the Piano 25 cents. Every variety of MUSIC constantly issued at a reduction of 75 per cent; form old prices C3Our Music Js published in uniform style, so that Fre dolfais" rrort h bound up, will form a superb volume orciioice Songs and Pieces. This amount of Music would have cost, one rear since, from TWENTY-FIVE TO THIRTY DOLLARS LIST OF BOOKS PUBLISHED BV J. J. GALUSIIA & CO. 42 West folrth Stuect. CisciNxaTt. Onto The Ilh;p-por-T?iil, a Poem by G. P. Morris, Esq , ! ' splendidly illnstrattd with 17 steel-plates, aud an ex-t CHANTS OF THE EPISCOPA SERVICE. j Double set oft'hapis, with new music set to all the j Psalms sung on high festivals of the church, sentences. anthems, ,Vc., 8;c. -carefully arrangv'd for the orrini and piano by Charles Jarvis, leader and ortraiiist of the ! Church ot the F.piphany, Philadelphia 27ceuts MISS KLLEN Nan Darrell, or the Gipscv Mother; 25c. The Secret ' f-h-. jsc. who shall be Heir?'25. Agnes Serle, ss. The i silent, i nr in nee miiu inr peti lar, . r, ne 11peciant, 2ic. The Merchants Daiichti r. 25c. T.S.ARTHUR'S WORKS. The Maiden, a story for my Young Countrywomen, 18. do do do paper, 25c. The wife, paper, 25e The Mother, fin rreperation.' naoer. 25 Six Night mith the Wa.hingiotiians, paper. 25c, The Mercnants, uje; The Heiress, paper. 25c; The Club Room, paper, 2c; The two Husbands, tec., 25c; Romance and reality, 23c. POPULAR NOVELS. ! The Widow, by Theodvire Hook, 25; Love and Dnty, 25; Violina, by lie Feuge, 25; The Cottage of Gtenbu'r- ' ni-, 25; Louisa Mildmay 25; Agathonia, a Romance, bv ! Mrs. Gme, 25; The Last of the Saxons, 25; Threw i nights in a lifetime, 25, The Gentleman in Black, 25; j Minstrel Love, by De Fonie, 25; Sketches ..f Naples,
Jonce Smilev, bv H. H. Weld, 15; 1 he Lone Star, a i ,n- we confident that our stock will be found satale of Texas", 25; Aba linn, the Rravoof Venice, 25; i "factory, and that we shall be able to suit all, even
t rtiikshank s Omnibus, part 1, 25; do. part 2, 1-25; The Mivsaic Workers, a talc of Venice. 25; Sketches oflrish Uhjrai-ter, by Mrs. S. C. Hall, in j 24 numbers, I( centy each. " j W At.r. i s n( tne 1 RADE supplnd on liberal i ! lications will beseut free of postage terms. REMEMBER all our musical and other pubJ. J. GALUSH & CO. 4 Meet Fourth St'Ctt, Cinrrnnoft. January 1, IS46. I-Jni. WANTED. i HITE Water Valley Stock. I have 640 acres of i rood Land in Scott Conntv. Indiana, near Mud- 1 w ison, la. I . ill exchange II a fair ni-ie. f..r Whit.. VI . ter Valley Stock, at par. C. S. BURDSAL. J il"27 Corner of Main and Fifth sts. C. PEMtOSE, Wli.ilclione Whip, and Cane; MA XL FA CTl It EH, .V 2. Fifth St.. a few door East ot Main, Cincinnati, i U AS constantly on hand a good supply of Whips ' and Canes of every description. Whips and j Canes made to order, or repaired ai the shortest notice. March 37h, 1845 I4ly SPIRITS TURPI X T I X E. 1 a BAaRrREl,s Kpir" r"Prri"'X O and for talc by C.S.BURDSAL. Corner of Main and Fifth streets. Cincinnati. June 21, 1845 a7.T SPICES. 1 BARREL Nutmegs; 150 Mats Cassia; I Barrel Clove; -SO Bags Pepper; tV 10 do Allspice. For sale bv A. DON 4.LDSON Jt CO. Corner Ninth and Main tts , Cincinnati July 2th, 1845 Sl-lv J. H Wood. J. P. Larkin ! M OOD & LARKI.. J S THOLES ALE and Retail dealer, in Fanes and V Siaple Dry Goods. A U-o-Florence Braid. 1 Straw and Palm Bonnet, Bonnet Trimmings. ,VC Jtc I cheap forCash. No. 84, Lower Market tt. Cincinnati Sept. li, 1845. ,-. LUKE KENT, Clock ami Watch linker, TEWF.l.RT, Silver Ware and Spectacle Manufacturer. Diamond pointed g;ld Pcnv Jtc. No. 235 Main st- bet.-een (ih and oth Ciueincati. Ohio. March ao, 1S45. ij,jv S3IITII 6c TUCKeTr; WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Boots tfc Shoes, PA LM LEA F HA TS. -f C. :n. 37, Perl St., Cincinnati. Teb.fi, IB 15 7..lv
NEW STORE.
ITT HAILE have just received drt from ; Philadelplm
and Pittsburgh, a splendid assort- , -arfJOCELAND tt McCLEEKT have just received
..! r DRY GOODS. tlH Consistinc in part of inner. Broad Cloths, Summer Tweed am etMa. - e - ; - . . . .i ' n v , . . bidc a Sreat variety of icle. too tedious to eu-! a meratc. . . . . i ... .i.K,.. i ne ano.v m. m . and trn at pains were taken to obta.n them on Jm farsble term v.d can thrrifore bcsnld at red. ced orice, for cath or produce. Purchasers will do well t. and evamine for themi rive. Brookville, April 2S, 1845. M-ly 3IAXS10N HOUSF, CINCINNATI, O. j (Vain Street opposite the Court Havre. f HAVE taken the Mansion House lately occupied by Mr. C. Kelsey, where I will be happy to accommodate my friends, and the public generally. JOHN S. GORDON. Nov. 4, 1845 45-Iy ' Froah Ronnots, &c. r-v CASES N S Florence Bonnets; 11 d " Silk do j r.rt.tns N S Ronnet Rilioon. comnrisinr me orsirahle assortment ever offcrrd in the market, and for, sale at who'esaleor retail. ... I WOOD It LARKIN. 24 Lower Market. Cin. Nov 18 1S45 4.ly ukiovalT I J.W& W.W.Cooper. TTF. removed their Hide. Oil auri L AVE removed their Hide, Oil and Leather Stoe j I 1 from No 37 Main street to No 21 Columbia street between Main and Walnut street CINCINNATI, where ' a -cnel assortment of Lralhcc consisting j Ho-Skin s-tinc , Calf Skin 'do ' Skirting and Harness Leather, Kusset anu mam nnaie oo Ba hides and sides. Sole and Upper le ather. Calf and Km Skins. Morocco, Lining and Binding Skins, ALSO Spanish and dry hides. Tanner's Oil, Tanner's and Courricr's Tools, Osbom's Patent double (tnndinjr Bark Mills. ( Dealers in the above line are invited to call and ex- ! amine our stock. J. W. W. W. COOPER. N. B. Leather in the rough taken in exchange for ' Hides and Oil. ( May 12, 1845. 25-otn. JOHN A. MATSOX, Attorney at Law. OFFICE 0! MAIN St., BROOKVILLE. Ijd. May lGth, 1845. 20-tf. JOHN SHARP, WHOLESALE DEALER IN 1 Roots, Shoes, and P.tlm-Lcaf j HATS, i NO. 156, EAST SIDE .M AIN STREET 156, THIKD STORE ABOVE FOURTH CIJi CLXsVITI. OHIO. Will sell verv cheap for cash or approved paper. March 7lh 1845. 14-ly. DODD'S FA8U10XABI.B HAT STORE, 144 Rlaia Strs-ct, THREE rXORS BELOW FOURTH STREET, ctscu.i iti. The Hal ts arknowleded to he an Important part of dress ; therefore it becomes interesting to learn where a genteel, well made article can be procured, t invite the citizens of Brkville, and its vicinity, who may visit Cincinnati, to call and examine the quality, style and finish of my hat : fueling confident that I can give satisfaction. Wua. Dosld. SAVE YOUR TEETH! GW. KF.ELT, Surgeon Dentist, Is now in Rrookvilie, w Here he will remain a short time to attend to calls in the line of his business. He is prepared to inrrrt reef A either on Gold Plate or Pivot, and warrant their beauty and durability. All operations in the Drntal JSrt performed upon the j iatet and most approved principle. .Persons wishing , work done wilt plt-ae call soon as possible, f As he intends visiting Brookville annually, all nper j ations will be warranted. ?tn at .VrCury, fttrl September lOih 1S45. 37ly E1JEXEZKR WISWGLL'S STEAM-POWER Looking t-Jlass, Portrait, AND i Picture Frame 'Manufactory 117, Main st. C'inrinnati. ! FM1HE above articles can be furnished in as good i 1 style and on as reasonable terms as at any of the ; Eastern Cities. An assortment of Looking Glasses al I ways on hand at wholesale and retail. I X. B. Old Frame reeilt & plate reset. j STEAMBOATS HOTELS j Furnished at the shortest notice. I March 37th 1845. 14-lv. BRUSH STORE. 104 Main street, between Third c Fourth Cincinnati. IJl'TCHER AND Mc LA UGH LIN would respecllJ fully invite MERCHANTS & DRUGGISTS to call and examine their assortment, it being very large, at grcatlv "REDUCED PRICES. From our long experience in the brush manufarturthe most fastidious March 27th 1845. II. KESSLER, SKIX DRESSER, cf GLOVE BUCK MA XUFA CTURER, KEEPS on hand at all times a large assortment of Buck Skin Gloves, Mits and Leather of all kinds. No. 278 vin st.bet. Sixth and Seventh, Cincinnati O. March 20th, 1845 i.j. RECTIFTkO WHISKY VLWAYS on hand and for sale by A. DONALDSON &. CO. Corner Ninth and Main streets, Cincinnati. March 20, 1845 ij.ly Junietta Iron a;d Nails. Oft tflsll' & V? v W 9s Lb. Slign Iron a i sorted sizes; "oo ins. riloom Forg do. 00 American Steel: 100 " English blistered do; 100 " Cast Steel. Just received and for sale by R. 4 s. TYNER Brookville, April 22, 1845 i7.T TIIOS. B. HARRIS, ' WksO.!.. ,.J r r . - . o7.,?v.irhe,.Ad Dvei,,; " ",m- ! r- f w 1 1... r c . . I vwnn ij ijWHfr .iiurAci ur cytunwre sis., I CfXCIXXA Tl. O. I S")HTSICI NS and Country Merchants are reqnest- . I ed to call and examine for themsel vet. The above articles are of the best quality, and may he had at ; reasonable rates. Cash paid for Ginseng and Beeswax. April 18, 134 16-1 y A CARD. DR. THOS. It. SEWiLL UKSPF.CTFULl-T offer his professional serviees , in the various branches of medicine, to the aiti. ' etss of Laurel and its vieinitr. His office is in the ! buil.linr ailinininp ihe store of Messrs. ConU, Shoup ; and Vanhersyen. j Laurel, Sept. 24, 1845. 40-tf. NOTICE. MERCHANTS who are in the habit of purchasing I Goods in Cincinnati would save themselves a great deal of trouble by sending order tu us for such i articles as they may want, which we will nil on the , most accommodating terms, and warrant them to be . as theap as they can be had west of the mountains ; We keen eonstantlv nn hand a larre stock of nrrr description of Dry Goods and are prepared to fill any rder that may be entrusted to us. If we have not the article ordered we will get it on as good terms as the individual ordering the same could get ithimsell if he ; "it mine eiiy, ana m-trer. lor wre are eonstantlv in the market and cannot be deceived as to the value of ' the article ordered. The strictest attention will be ' paid to all orders sent us, Resp'ly , WOOD LARKIN. P. S. We hare been in the habit of receiving or. dersofthe above character for sometime, and have ! concluded to pay particular attention to them in fu- : ture, and take this method of informing merchants of ! th fact. Send on your order, and we'll gnrrantee satisfaction. w fk I, No IS 145 43.JT
n..iki nlain and fanev Cas.imere. SMlinet,
1 Kentucky Jeans plain'and fancy Drilling: and G lk. uiv tvitri. Satin. Mcrscillcs and fancy V
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XEW STORE.
CHEAP FALL GOODS v T b. autifal assortment of Fall Goods of the latest
stvlcs, to w hich they invite the attention of the public
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generally. Our stock consists in part of the following Goods: Calicof vf the finetl stylet, nffghan talint, .Vuilin Je lainet, Alpaca lustre, V tlre's, infill, .Wvjiji, Shawlt, Scarfs, IVdkft JS'aiikttn, Liiueft, Clothes. Cassi-
meres, Jeans, Flannels. S-c
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoe. Groceries, Hardware, tneensware, &e. Pee. They haTe on hand excellent Fih, both White and Mackerel. Produce will be taken in evclicnr; for Good. Our store is located near the Court House, one door north of the Post Office. Moflatt's Pill and Cheeseman's BaUam are found at the same establishment. September 10, IS4J. 87 ly
VM. COLESCOTT, , Counsellor at Law. Brookville, 1.1. JOHN D. HOWL AND, Attorney at Law, BROOKVILLE, la. New Goods. THE Subscribers have just received their Spring and Summer Goods, which added to their former 6lock makes their j assortment large and complete of all kinds i of- ! arv. ii v n n n n c sv m. ' -'i (Jficeries, IlardlTCire. Q'fensiCrtre. j s- i . i r.-f liOOtS and Shoes, Fur and lJalm Leaf Hats, Florence-braid f- Straw Bonnet. MII.l. AND CROSS-CUT SAWS, PINE CHURNS AND TURS. PAINTED BUCKETS, TRACE CHMN'S, SPADES & SHOVELS, MAL l UK K, A u 3' All of which they are determined to sell as low as the ! same kind of (roods are sold in any town in the eastern nmv ' Kao part orthe State only on the hear Brookville, 1 te or at Cincinnati price, addme Ireiifnl avy articles. R. i S. TYNF.R. April 22, 1845. 17-iy-i FRESH TEAS. i f HALF Chests Y. 11. superior; i jtasl f 10 do do do; i 1006 lb catties G. P. and Imp. For sale by A. DONALDSON & CO. Cor. 9th X Main iu. Cincinnati. July 25, 1845. Jt-ly. C. & W. II. ALLEX, Xo. 167, ..a'nsfree.3cioor below Fourth CIXCIXXATf. DEALERS in Fine Jewelry, Clocks, Watche. Watch Tools and Materials, Silver Ware and Fine CutleryALSO Dealers in combs. Brushes, Percussion Caps, Pistols, Ptrwder Flasks, Fancy Soap, Pocket Books, Razor Straps, together vrtth m general variety of French, German and English Fancy Goods. March 27. 1845. 14-ly. ROREItT PORTER, Wholfsale dealer in Foreign and De met tic Drr Goods, NO. 17 2, Main Street, between 4th 4 5th, east side CIXCIXXATI, KEEPS constantly on hand Cloth, Cassimercs, Sattinetts, Jeans. Prints, Jaconet, Cambric, Book, Mull and Swiss Muslins, Bleached and Brown Shirtiners and Sheetings, Handkerchiefs, Shawls, Hosiers-, Gloves, Buttons, Thread, &c. Sic. March 27th 1845. 14-ly LiaUOKS & WINES. 1 i HALF Pipes French Brandy, J f S do Holland Gin, 20 quarter casks old Sherry Wine, 10 Madeira Wine, 50 Sweet Malaga Wine, 20 Barrels Peach Brandy, 10 Jamaica Spirits, 10 ' Old Rum, 10 Old Whiskey, 0 Casks Cherry Bounce, All of which will be sold low. For sale bv A. DONALDSON & CO. March 20, IS4I. SULPII. OUININE. -f"b OUNCES Sulph, Quinine, just received -4 v.r "na ,or D C. S. BURDSAL. Corner of Main and Fifth tts. Cincinnati. June list, 1841. S7-IT TERMS CASH! 5 L V 31 A IN & RICE. IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Daellers in. Hardware and Cutlery, Wire, Steel, Nails &C Sign of the Anvil, Corner of Main and Lower Market streets, Cincinnati, April 18th, 1845 i-iy EASTERN COFFEE. 204 " 1AGS Rio, choice article for sale by A. DON ALSO N & CO. cor. 9th and Main sts. Cincinnati. jy 25. 31-ly. FENCING NAILS. KEGS lod; 50 do 8dd. For sale be A. DONALDSON CO. 25 Ninth and Main street. Cincinnati. April 25, 1845 7.y A. DONALDSON, JN0. S. BROWN, F. R. THOMPSON Grocers and Commission Merchants, AND Dealers ix all kinds op Grass Seed, Corner of Am A and Main Sts., Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED. T3IVE Thousand Lbs of Ginsenc: I ' ALSO 10,o00 Lbs good new Feathers; for which iik uisuoi uisrssi price will owpaia oy WOOD i LARKIN. Cin. Nov II 48-ly Kent tic! y Jeans. C CASES Kentucky Jeans, Blue mired andPlaid t will be sold very low at wholesale by WOOD 8t LARKIN Cincinnati, Nov II 48-ly SUSPENDERS. I STf DOZ. Corrugated Suspender; 144 do super Gum do 20 do silk tub do do (0 do Nett For sale by WOOD l LARKIN, 24 Lower Market tt, Cincinnati. 48-ly Not 18 1845 IVevr Style Dress Goods. CASAMERES, Rip, DeLaines, Ste fee., the best a sort men t to befoand anvwhere for sale by WOOD i LARKIN. Cin. Nov II 1845 148-1 y JOHN II. FARQ,UIIAR, Attorney at Law, Brookville, la. Jm 10,1843. 3-tf. NAILS. KEGS assorted No. For sale bv A. DOVLADSON ts. CO. 300 inthand Main sta. April IJta, l7.T. C. IIR AD LEY. TJROPRIETOR ofthe Boston House, corner of orb ana r.lm streets Cincinnati. Farmers. merchants drovers and business men generally, visiting the eity will hnd it their interest to call. Carriage houses and lm iiiiinr. eiursc cpi ay tae ay 01 week. April 18th 1845. 16-1 y TFRMS OP Til R W INDIANA AMERICAN. rSl O Dollars in advance, 1.50 in six months, 3.00 .ne ens u. tne j ear, ana an addition of 30 cents s-?s.y 7 p.,,ns-u. is utiavca taereniier. Advertisemknts. One rouareor le will k aertrd three times for one dollar, if payment be made .si . -iitr, S.US- mr sss iwrnty.nve seats ,r pay. ment be delayed one year; and one dollar and fifty eta. 1 ueiayew i.n yewrs, ana in tie same proportion for I" "v i-jmsus iii. s-arger adverusemenu .os louse mas 111 e c.argeu on tne same principle COFFEE, SUGAR, &C. r HOGSHEADS Sugar, Sacks Rio Coffee, 1 Tierce of Rice, 400 Lb. Sole Leather, loon Cotton Tarn, 6 Lead. For sale by - . R S TYNER. April JI, 1845, ,-.,y
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V h. .-rr.o.iclv ilot their hair. W e n f.-r 1 a, to the certificate of Mr. Holme. Briifl Phenix. "Bristol. R. I , Feb. lo, 141. m n.-K.w st;.. It., in. about four Tears since.
thro' disease, lost the "hair from the topof my head and having' used many rticks recommended to restore tt,
1 was induceu, trom me reeomni-"uii" " your "Phesruix," to try Dr. Jayne's Hair Tooie . I am now happy t. say, that after ustny three bnitlea. nsy head is covered with a. fine growth of conn and healthy hair. SsTcral of my friends and acquaintance hav also ued it to their entire satisfaction. I therefore cheerfully recommend it to all who are suffering the disarreeablc sensation caused by baldness. -JAMES A .IOI.MES. 1 he above certificate is from a respectable ynune i mar, an overseer in the Steam-Mill, whose stattment can be believed.
j i I i ! ! NEW s.ND IMPORTANT F.VIDF.NCF. FROM ITHEREV. A.R.HINCKLEY. Franklin, la., March 19, 1841. Dr. J AYNE. DearSir: Your (medicine has been in nearlv ever ease successful, especialy the Expectorant. I have received much benefit,ftm the us of thismvself, and one of my n arest netpnbor. wno nao oetn afflicted from childhood with the Asthma, so severely as nrarlr to fuflrate her dtinnr tne paroxism, w men returned about once a week, has been to all appearance permanentlylcured. Your's with respect. A.cs. .... Prrpar d only yat No. South Third street, Phila delphia. The above medicine, i tor saie at inr ur-g ntorr 01 Hitt & Haile, Brookville, la. S2-Jw WANTED. -g tf Share Whitewater Valley Canal Stotk. J.UU -ALSO2.0O0 Whitewater Valley Canal Notes, For which the highest market price w ill be paid by T. S. GOODM AVcc CO. 101 Main Street, Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct. 20, 1845. 43-2m SUNDRIES. JUST RECEIVED and for sale low: 15,000 Lbs Slio Iron, assorted size, (,000 " Rloom F. r)-e do 200 " Cast Steel; 300 Sprint: Steel; 400 American blistered Steel; 100 English do do 50 " Shear do R. & S. TYNf R. July 14 1845. -ly Bl'KDSAL'S C0MP0USD FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPAIULLA: "lOR the corr of Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula or j I1 King's Evil. Salt Khfnm, Ring worm, Lieers, painful aflVciioii ol" the llnm. Chronic Sore Ityra, Blotches Glandular enlargements aud all disease ari-inr from impurity of blood. The follow ins: from R. C. Lant;don. formerly editor of the Troy Times, in relation to BardftaTs extract of Sarsaparilla. Iti valuable medicine. I have tried it thoronphly and can bear ample testimony to its ood eftects in my own person. I hare for several years been the subject of violt-nt diseases, acute pains in the limbs, 9te.,'and verily believe the free use of Sarsapsrilla was the principal remedy that performed the cure." Forfurther evidence of its efficacy, reference i made to the following I'hvMtian, mho have pretcribct! it with rrrrv tuccrtt in their nractiee: ur. atepnen nonner, ur.tDirici n ooawira, Wm. Mount, J. P. Buckner, WiUiam Smtth, William Goshorn, J. Black: Or to Micajah Williams, Eq., Adam N. Riddle, Esq.. Edward C. Hoil, J, M utn, Samuel Lewis, Samuel Talhotf, " Captain L. Shally, James Torrenee, All of these last named rentlemen have either tried it themselves or used it in their families, with the hap piest results. Numerous references nilgai be given, but inese are deemed sumcient, This prepa-ation is warranted to cure the most inrethas never vet been known to fail, and in no case is re- I muneratiun asked, where a perfect and speedy cure is nut ettcetru. Prepared and solo by CALEB S. BURDSAI.L. Wholesale and retail Druetrist fsirn of Dr. Rush,) N. E. corner Main and Fifth streets, Cincinnati. March 27th 1844. 14-ly. JOHN It. CLARK, WHOLESALE and Retail Grocer, Produce an Liquor Merchant, No. 185, Main street, Cincin nsti. Pure Wines constantly on hand. March 27th, 1845. 14-ly TEAS. frrh HALF Chests Youn? Hyson, OO 3 do Gunpowder, 20 do Imperial, 200 Caty boxes assorted. For sale by A. DONALDSON tl CO. Corner Ninth and Main sts, Cincinnnati. March 20, 1843. l-ly T. S. BENNETT & CO., TWThoLF.S ALE and Re tail dealers in Foreign and VV Domestic DRY GOODS. No. 18J Main street, between 4th and 5th, Cincinnati, O. March zs, 1845 n-iy HENRY JUSTICE. Storage. Forwarding, and Commission llLRCIIAAT. White Water Canal Basin, CINCINNATI, Ohio. REFER TO:Worthingtnn, Shilito, & Co., " Casper Sharp, Ci Cincinnati, O. J. A. D. Burrows k Co. J R. A S. Tyner, J. D. Howland, Esq. M. Helm, Col. D. Hankins, Hopkins A. Hiatt, Daniel Sinks, Sandford Lackey, William Petty, I Brookville, la. Connersville, la. (Milton, la. Cambridge City, I a Joun crura, j Geo. Gillespie 8s Co., Hagerstown, la. Tbos. G. Noble, Centreviilc, la. Col. Miles Murphy, New Cattle, la. P. Patrick, Pendleton, la. Buchanan, F.llis& Co., New Orleans, Bvran fc Mcllhenny, Philadelphia. July 4, 1845. 17-6m THOMAS BUIST, NO. i9 MAIN ST, BETWEEN FRONT & SECOND eta. C-IKClNftA'kl, DEALER IN Juniata Iron and Nails Steel Castings etc. etc. March 27th 1845. 14-ly. Fancy Dry Goods. THE subscribers respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Brookville and its vicinity to their stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, a large portion of which are entirely new, and of the latest styles; it having been selected by one of the partners, who hat just returned from the Eastern cities, they are conn, dent that they can meet the expectations of their friends and the public. Their prices are uniform and lot. PADGETT At MACT, 1S7, Main street, bet. 4th and 5th, Cincinnati. March, 20, 1844 13-ly HARDWARE. THE subscribers arc now opening a splendid assortment of Hardware, compaising a large and general assortment of TABLE 4 HOCKET CUTLEBT, Files, Saws, Sickles, Scythe sneaths, Hav and Manure Forks Shovels and Spades Nails, Wire, Anvils Vices, Smith's Bellows, Lock and Latches of every kind in use, butts, screws. Carpenter's tools, Coopers tools ALSO GUNS, PISTOLS, e., tee. Together with every article usually found in a well assorted Hardware store, to which they invite the attention of merchants Mechaeics, and Farmers. Terms S2'i LTMANJtRICE. At the sign of the Anvil, corner of Main and Lomer Market Sts. CINCINNATI, OHIO. April 18, 1845. ift-iy A. W. CULLUM, lVf0lE5ut Retail Grocery, Produce and V Liquor Store, corner Main and Eighth Streets Cincinnati, Ohio. Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Pepper, Indigo, Madder, Cotton Yarns, etc.. Sold at the lowest cask price in exchange for all kinds March 7th 1145. 14-ly PLOUGHS. frrh J. A. MILLER'S warranted Ploughs "Sloop's' fjJ pattern. For sale by r s v u it. at a. TYNER. Marck 2th, I84J. l4.iT CALEB S. BURDSAL, WROLESALK & RETAIL DRUGGIST rM.R?iER of P' Medicines Painu, Oils, Dye and P?2- il ?wn F."Cy Ar,itl" American, French and English Chemicals and Perfumery. Corner Main and Fifth s.rcets Cincinnati. O. March ao, 1845 13-ly NAILS. b IT f KEGS assorted. For sale by A. DOVAI.nsnvs r-n Corner Ninth, and Mi in sts, Cincinnati July 15, 145 31-ly E. B. HINMAN, S.CALBR IB Drugs, Itledicines, Paints. OILS f WIXDQ r GLASS. Agent for Landreth'n GARDEN 8F.ED3. A 2, Lower Mark et st. Cincinnati. M.rch 27th 14-lr.
LAST NOTICE. A LL Persons indebted to the late firm of Johmon
ad Kelly an: acred to to . rv further mdulBeitce will not be alio, ed J. M. JOHNSON. Si-Jw-Brookville, Dec. 25, 184S.
TAILOUING. f ar HE subscriber has opemd a shop for w inter, in the I Eastern part of Brookville, near Mr. Kinc's shoe
shop, w here he would be pleard to receive work " WOr" CD,-P " " S. F. RODMaN. Dee M 1845 5J'3w IflBooks and Holiday PresentsI ROBINSON as. JONES, 109 JWoiit Street, Cincinnati. -tr-KTILLbe prepared, dunnr the present aon, to offer the largest, best selected and cheapest rietv of Annuals and Gift Books ever offerred in this market. Amonrst them will tie lounu 1 he Diadem a splendid annual in quarto form, w ith nine exquisite mezzotint, by Sartan. The Gift elcrantly bound in rich calf and cloth, and embelli.hed by numerous fine enirravinrs on steel. The Opal a Christian Gift Book for 1846;an elegant voilira., in v.ritMi. .1 j . . i" The Snow Flake edited by T. S. Arthur an t iecant and chaste holidav present. 1 he Boudoir Annual for 136, with nine magnificent illustrations. Friendship Om riMR for 1S4P. I. alia Rookk a new and superb edition, with illustrations on steel. The I.adv of ihe Lake, in the same style. The Forjet Me Not for 184. The Token an annual for 164ft. The Moss Rose an elerantrift Book. The Christian Annual for lg6. , The May Flower; The Christian's Book, Torether with a rreat variety of CHILDREN'S GIFT BOOKS. I Including manv varieties, such as 1 The Picture and Verse Book; The History of a Mouse; Little Stories for Little Folks; Kriss Kringle's Rook; j My Boy's First Book; Little Lessons; 1 A Mother's I-ssons; Nurserv Rhymes; I Little Forcet Me Not; Child's Delight; i Blossms of Morality; Robin Hood, j ALSO A rcneral assortment of NEW AND AMUSING GAME. ! What d'ye Buy." "Trip to China," "Scientific Amusement.'" Roiiinson Crusoe." "Strife of Genins," ! "Christmas Cards," "Nick Bottom Shakcspcarc,"&e. ALSO Dissected Pictures and Puzzles; The Spcllinp Game; Dissected Maps; Block Alphabets, sc. , Also, the Great Brother Jonathan, 1 Annual for lS4rt Containing over eighty cngraitF, j an entire Novel by Washington Irving, Tales, Sketches, Poems &e. j (Vy The whole of this immense assortment mut be t sold during the Holidays, a we aet-p notnmg nvtrirum year lo year, and II be disposed ot at tne very lowest rices. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS should near in mind that the best and cheapest assortment uf Christmas and New Year's Presents msv be hid of ROBINSON 9c JONES, Xo. 109 Main street, a few doors above Third, est Side Cincinnati, December I, 134J. S3 3m. State of Indiana, Union County, ss. In she Union Circuit Court. Sarins? Term. J. D. 1849. Eliza H. Marsh, ") j VS. ( Bill for Divorce. ' Hurh W. Marsh. J ! ND now at this day. to-wit: the 16th day of De-. cember, 1843, the said complainant filed her bill .r mmnliini in the lw,v..ntitled cause, in the Clerk's ' Ofliee wfthe Union Circuit Court; and also the afflilavit of a disinterested and eomp. tent witness, by which it issatisfaetonly made to appear, that the said Hugh W. Marsh is not a resident J -. S...-K v Notice i therefore hereby -riven to the said Hurt W Marsh of the pendency of this hill:and that he be and appear before the jud'ire of said Court, on the first day ; ol iheir next term, to oe noia. n at tne lourc ttousc in I Liberty, in said County, on the fourth Monday of March next, in nlead. answer or demur to the said bill. I FDGH1LL BURNSIDE. Clerk U. C. C. (John Ysryau Comp'ts Sol.) T.e 1, 1S4S 81-3w TOBACCO fc SNUFF. J. CUTAIR Jt BATCH ELDER, Wholesale and re. tail dealers in Imported and American Cigars. ALSO All kinds of Tobacco and Snuff. So 237, Main St. fourth door helev Sijcth tt. setst side. CINCINNATI, O. March 2 1845, 14-y SUNDRIES. BARRELS Alum, 200 Mats Cinnamon. 25 Barrels Copperas, 25 10 Case Indi Madd, 200 Kce;s Nailgo, 1000 Lbs. Cottos, 1 Hocsheadsn Yamer, Corner Niuth and Main streets. Cincinnati. A. DONALDSON Sc. CO. Cor. Ninth and Maui streets, Cincinnati. March 20, 1845! 14-W. An Invitation. SUMMER has ended, and Autumn is gone by. The husbandman is blessed with an abundant crop, and health is returning with it usual cheerfulness and comfort. The commercial men are offering liberal prices for all the products of the year, and the farmer is hasting to the market with his surplus. A degree of prosperity is all over the land, and the means of payment are within thereach of almost every man. Who that is in debt will not avail himself of this me picious time to make payment? There is nn time so easy of payment's when the cash is on hand, and when a debt is paid there is release trom the obligation, and an end to the principal aud interest. Interest is an eatifcg moth, and it is better now to make an effort to pay off the debt than to put it off to a subsequent time, as we know not what changes may come upon the country, or what adversity may befal ourselves. These remarks are respectfully addressed to all my patrons, and especially to those whu have owed me for a long time. N. D. GALLION. Brookville, Nov 23 1845 48-ly S. II. PARVIN Sc CO. Queen City Hat Cap Store No. 356, Main st. Four donis below Ninth. CINCINNATI READ IT! IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, AND COM MENTS ARE UNNECESSARY. Philadelphia, May 28, 1845. Dr. Jarne: Dear Sir: I feel bound to the afflicted to give publicity to the extraordinary effects ofyourtaluable medicines. I have suffered for several years past with Liver Complaint, and the train of diseases which follow a complete prostration of the system so that it was with great difficulty that I could walk, and at times I was confined to my room. To add to my misery, a Scrofulous affection appeared in my throat, with Rheumatism in my arms, so that I could not raise my arm to my head. In the hottest weather my feet and hands would ache with the cold, and perspiration had almost ceased. I now became afflicted with a dry hoarse cough, and gave np all hopes of ever getting well. I had night sweats, and got little or no sleep, with frightful dreams and morbid headache. 1 seemed to be borderine- on INSANITY, and was denied all study or mental exer cise, i could not read a small paragraph in a newspa. per wiinout great oimcuity. i nad great soreness in my stomah, w hich 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. I had the advice of some eminent physicians, and tried nearly all tne remedies used in such cases, but contin ued to grow worse, and it appeared as though a speedy dissolution was takinc place. I now heard of yonr medicines, and determined to try vnn. SIV1T1VV UTI I c 1 . . j ...... m o , .uu iu my surprise inr sore ness left me, so I could walk about the house. I con tinned to improve from that time. Shortly after my wife called at your Store, and stated mv case to you, and you sent me a bottle of your ALTERATIVE, and also word to come and see you, and you would investigate my ease, and cure me. This I did not believe, as 1 felt I was beyond the reach of human skill. After taking your A Iterative and Pills for three weeks . .. . oeeioeu cnange lor tne netter, so that when I called upon yon, you said that I would get well, and that your ALTERATIVE would run. .... .(r.....n,. With no hopes, however, of, etting well, I still continl .-..ii; ruur Alterative, nntu 1 had taken the fourth ooiiie, wnen there was a sudden change in my whole ssiriu,as inongn I had got nd of some great burthen, and I could draw my breath as usual. My nerves gradually became strong, and my appetite returned. It has been about four months since I commenced taking your Medicines, and at this time nearly every e..i(r oi uiseaae is eradicated Trom my system. I am na "early a .trong, as at any period of mv a. enow r'"ed nine pound in two months. ' I have good reason to believe that the use of your valuable Medicines hy th help ot God, has s,,ed me from a premature grave. JOSEPH BARBOR. 'sV-0!!'I Coart' ,n Poplar Street, between Seventh i..rae.0p'h.r.br Df - MTXE' XO' g8l"h T""1 r?E.V GODS AGAIN! Tv.:."-'tr 7 iJa, eived direct from the ; JPuZZZ Mrkets nd opening at bis store IhVn'. e"" -ortment of goods, suited to the present and approaching season; among which are: Fine and Superfine cloth .J variout eolort; J Vt . 1 r""'nrr" Pla,n erfash. patterns; ifSTLt, mS Sat",rtt PI" r fash pattern,; Red. Hhite and Tellm Flannels; Fash. Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans; Caiew-r of almost every grade and style; Gingham and cut lain calico; i-ascnr. Muslin de Laines and Balxarenrs, Dark and Fancy cold plain and figured Alpaccmss Black and other colored Silks: , Aorrnef and Bonnet Silks; Black, H'kiteand Pink crape; ITh,te cambric. Jaconet tr Mull Muslins: Irish Ltnen, Linen Lnwn and Bishop LawnReJt a ??", Whitt F'ckei Hd-k f,; Best Kid, Silk and cotton Gloves; e . Satin, S,lk and Marsaillet Vesting; Black Italian Silk Hd'kjs and Sat.n Stocks; i VV2Jf '" Ft"" " Insertion; A spienaUd assortment of Ribbons and Bonnets: ALSO good assortment of Hardware, Queenrwart and Sails; Boots and Shoes; Fur, and Palmetto Hats; Leather, cotton Tarn. LIKKuriSF, j i . . . j . A ..... H. assortment ot Groceries mne.'.ng 'n",rm '"'" Kt Malaga anTpo't "r!.w",c,r'11 f. offered low for ,.,h r .UDtr, ; p.. inepuoiie are respeetfully invited to sail . examine and judge for thcmlWs. 7 ,anu " June tr, II, N. D G A 1. 1. ION.
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Guitar, Ac , is elegantly printed, fully equal to the old style, and at Oiitr-.fftunh the nrire- The assnrtmt nt enmunses a i great variety, and in I u ties all the kind adveriist-d by the t heap Music Publishers, and at the publisher pries. C3This Music is published in uniform st le, so that five dollars worth bound up, w ill form a superb volume of choice Sonps and Pieces. This amount ol muMr, in ! the old style, would have cot tbe purchaser from ( TVrwtv-Firr to Thirty Dollars: ; fir A At. IndllCementS tO Clllbs! j hp m of r,ubh,n for Periodicals i now so ren. , . . - . ,.:,.,, lrr rn,t,M to off.r rnstfr I inducements than are held out by thi the Eastern publish ers. j It is now necessary to make distinct remittances to I each publisher, in order to obtain the works required; 1 but by the Clubs in each vicinity combining their funds j and forwarding tliein to ns. each taste may be eonsultJ ed, and any number of each periodical obtained iihI out further trouble we being the General Western I Agents for 1 All the Popular Periodicals in the United States. ! cttake notick:c3 I Clubs funned in towns or vicinitiis, having direct 1 communication with Cincinnati by stiainboat, railroad or atafre, may have the parcels put up monthly and for warded by public conveyance orpnvate hand,and tnui Save alt their Postage fjThi is the lime to arranpe tor the MAGAZINES FOR 184. Specimen numbers of the various periodicals m ilt be forwarded to persons wishing- lo avail themselves of this ofler. All orders and communications must be addressed to ROBINSON & JONES, Printers and Publishers 100 Main Street, West Side, Cincinnati N. B. We have a very extensive Book and Job Printine; Office, in connection with our establishment, emhracine; every variety of new and fashionable material., where the finest Letter Press Printing, in all its branches, will be executed at the lowest prices. Book Binding also attrnded to. Cincinnati, December 3, 1845. 57 3m. TO COUNTRY HERCHA NTS. Crockery Ware Ac. riH E subscriber bavin a by recent importation mm pleted his stock of Printed and Common Wars, would inform those wishing: to pure have, that he rsn now offer for theirevaminaiion one of the b-,t selected assortments in the West. He feels confident that thosa who favor him with a call w ill find it to their interest to purchase, a it is his intention to sell at low prices, either for cash or approved paper. The stock has been selected with a view to the country trade, and consists in psrt of Common aud Printed Tea, and Tea. Ware; do do Bowls, assorted sires; do do Pitt hers, do do do Edited and CC Plates, do do do do Raker' Di-ht i and Nappies; With a great variety of other articles in his line ALSO An assortme nt of Flint Glass, which will bs told by the box at Manufacturer's prices. VM. S. S AMPSON, No. 92, Main st. cast side, opp Trut Co. Bank, Cin. March 16, I84i. 20-ly JEW DAVID. rV'HOSE w ho are arqiiainti-d with the character of I Jew Daviil's or Hi bicw PI isu r and P n-ian Pills will doubtless be glad to 1 arn that another larre shipment has been reteived by the travelling agents h are now prepared to furnish local agents with new supplir immediately. The immense quantities thst are sold of these articles is proof sifTii-u nt of their ufierior medical virtues. Y'-t should there be sn inrndnous son ordaughtcrof afniction whois suffV-rine inidt-r all the horrors of lame back Kheumatirm, seated psin in the side or breast swellinrs, Tumors, Fever sores. King's Evil etc. (all of which the plaster seldom fails to cure) or with Dyspepsia, Liver Afftction, Fevert Chill Fever, Fevcrand A gee, scrofula or any of thr diseases that originate in impurity of the blond ffor the astonishing core of which these Pill have become so popular.) for the benefit of such, we will rive a few extracts of letters showing the estimate in which these articles are held where known. Indianapolis, April 4ih 1845 Messrs. D. Ilarter fc Co. gents yon will please send us li dozen boxes Per. sian Pills The demand continues gn at, and we shall doubtless sell a large quantity this season. Yours respectfully, JOHN J. OWSLEY, Druggist. Newtown, Ind., April 9th 1845 Messrs D. Harter &. Co gents, I will just say that the Hebrew l'laterncl Fersian Pills continue to go off fine, and as w e are nearv out of pills vou had better send me some hy the stage-driver. I doubt not but the medicine will be much wanted this season, as every body is calling fof it. Yours trulv. JOHN MICK, Jr. Crawfordsville, la., Jan. J7th, IS 45 Messrs D. Har-. ler tt Co., irents. I have sold out marly all the large supply of the justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills vou furnished me three week" since, and it would be well to keep me fully supplied, as 1 nnc calls fur these medicines is increasing daily. 1 woulc,, here state that I nave no article in my Drug Storetha; tives better satisfaction than the Hebrew Plaster an Persian Pills. NOAH S. THOMPSON. Washington, la., Aug. 3d, 1844; Messrs. D. Harter Co., grnts, at the request of many, who are anviousIv awaiting the arrival of vour celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills we w rite you the second time sa.ing that weareout. We have frequent calls lor both Plaster and Pills, which render general satisfaction. Please send us at.other lot immediately, and oblieo, GALLAGHER & WALTERS. Broomfield, Edgar co. III., May 20th 1844.-Mw.rs D Harter Co.. gents We have sold all the celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Persian Mils left with us a few days ero. Will you please send us 4 or 5 doi. more immediately. a T DRAILEY. Gosport, July 8, 1844, Me,rs D.' Harter ft C , ,nt,lwe have sold all the Hebrew plaster left with us and as there is a gnat call for it we wish you to send us at least 2 or 3 doz. more and also 1 doz. or Persian pin. Respectfully, rl ' HI SSEY & G0SS. Bloomfield, Edgar co. 111. May 2T I!t4.-Mr. BHarter & Co. gents-The Pills and Plaster you sent came to hand in g.iod order. V e have an increase demand for them and it promises to supercede nearly ai other kinds of medicine in this vicinity. Respectfully O. D.BAII.T. Hardingsburgh, la. Sept. 27th 1844.-Mcsrs D. Har- .... v Uiiliwv Plnsler vol! left With me to sell is all sold out some time since. 1 ne n n:n ,i --U v.... . r.. kn.rs. Plaster and rsian Pills r li .re n uim . . - give general satisfaction. There seems to be an in crease demand for both articles. .fj,lvTOH Respectfully JAMES MvJTOSH. Williamsport la. Sept. J7th lS44.-D Harter & Co. Dear Sir -I have sold all the Persian Pills thst you left here and should be glad to get some more. They have accomplished miracles here, and are in great demand. The Pills are called for several times every day. " vou cannot come this way soon please send some by lute. EBEKEiER KING. Since the above letter was received, we have been informed by the writer, that thecase alluded to In lb above, www that of a voung man living near W who for sevetal months had been confined in a darkened room, for an aggravated case ofinHamatiOn in tb. eyes. reiidJned him totally blind. Afterapplyinr every remedy within his reach, without receiving any benefit he commenced using the Persian Pills and had used them but a short time w hen all mflamation left him, and his health became permanently reinstated. The following Gentlemen are Agents for these medicines: HITT A HAILE, Brookville. E. TYNER & CO. Metamora. CON WELL, SHOUP A VAN BERGEN", Laurel. WM. ADAMS, Fairfield. E. COREY, Btoominggrove, MORGAN A NICHOLS, Andersonville. D. HARTER A CO. September 18 '7-
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