Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 12, Brookville, Franklin County, 20 March 1846 — Page 3
$ou Temperance.
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iiiv Sp'.ritueus M Mnit Liquor?, Vint- or
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licati' Ji.fT .1ft hiV;'j.V,: aIr,. years, o.ciipation . , rnnt'r person to become a mcm-
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;,f the Sens of Trmp ranee to be well , , . , ,
I Onr order removes tlic rough edges of , srrlari.mism and party strife, teaching that we are all the children of one common pa- ; rent, and hence entitled to each other's aid j and sympathy. Instances hare come to ! my knowledge, of persons long estranged by political and other causes, being closely i united j ''In Friendship's bonds,'' through the instrumentality of onr order.
In the Division room they receive a "broth-
a brother's welcome." It
.,r1 - .. i .Klil... .iiti.- ill' Tntnl bs.inflm-e-
ci 5lVui c. i we'uVre r.f nmnkind. respect- j also teaches that 'Integrity is of more price j than silver or gold," our gates being only ""ro'vcr'.d the xat.onat Division o to W Knot j closed to the unworthy, whatever their
th.-n
11 a new
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r,,r,l bv the nili
i..,' M the National Division, d is the Chartirfsc, $.
Division, to be called
Snn of Temperance,
located in ,
.... j v Se o i-1' .!;!' '.!" .men.
and coUoctivelv.to
s and ns.ig.s of the Order as
F. S.
t V dirceetrd to C. F. Clakkso,
Fr.uiklin County. Indiana, nf cicht ner-ons of treed moral character
in socict . mils
rank in life may be,
These few instances of the many which have occurred, are not cited boastingly, but merely to illustrate the legitimate results of our beautiful system and we feel confident thai they are such as cannot fail to commend our organization to the kind re-
Jon U. Warino Shot. The Louisville ! I.....-.! - r tl. I .....
uuuiuai in tiiuuuay ictrns mat joiin i;. Waring, "a man of violence and b.otij," was shot from tke window of an upper mom of a hotel at Versailles, oris day last week A rifle was found in the room, but the person who had 6rcd it was missing. The bait entered Wiring's forehead just above the eye. passed out under his chin, and went iato his breast The wound was supposed to be mortal. Since the above wag in type we have received the Frankfort Commonwealth, in which the particulars of this affair are given. The Commonwealth says; He died about tventyfour hours after receiving the shot. On a post mortem eyair.inition, it was found that the bullet had passed down his throat into his lungs. The examination disclosed a fact long suspected. Hat he wore a strong coat of mail, made of steel. Cotinglon. Ky.) Register.
Administrator's Notice.
I Totice ii hereby (riven, that the iindersiirued has tai ken out letters of Administration, upon the estate ; of Jane Tucker, late of Franklin County, Indiana, de
ceased. All persons inikbtcd to said estate, are hereby required to make immediate payment, and those haintr claims araiit't said estate, are reti wrested to present them dul) authenticated. Theestate is supposed to he olvent. JOHN HOMrSHlHK, Adm'r. March 11, 184S. Il-Jw.
Married. On Thursday, 12ih inst, by
FltANKLIX
CORNER OF
HOUSE,
STREET,
Administrator's Sale. ""r-otice is hereby j?iven, that i will expose to sale, at l public auction, on Monday, the fitli of April net, at the late residence of Jane Tucker, deceased, on Templetnn's Creek, Fnii-tWId township, all the personal property of the said deceased; consisting often acres of heat, in the ground, corn in the crib, horses, cows, hoirs, sheep, farming utensils, beds and bedding; geese, rtarks and chickens, household and kitchen furniture, A-c. A credit of nine monihsViT be given, on all sum of three dollars and upwards, the purchaser giving his note with approved securitv. JOHN' HOMPSHIRE, adm r. March 13, 1S4!. ll-3w.
s oi croon morai eiiar;.tI.i . , ,. , ,:.:, . ,, """J i ""t ) cipp'd dealers will ull you that tliev have Strop or t be arPended to the aP. i gam oi an w ho in sincerity and truth may jlne rCV- jonn w. Sullivan, Mr. THOMAS wiidt herry, or some other cough Medicine ti.it v
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. The attention of the afflicted is becoming more an.il more attracted to this incomparable remedy for Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Consumption, et. But it is unnecessary to remind all who would get the true article, to inquire particulailr for Dr. WISIER'S Balsam of Wild Cherrv, and take nothing else. t'nprin-
ciphd dealers will ull you that tliey have Sjrup of
BROADWAV AND DEY
XV H' YORK. fWHF. proprietors ofthe Fbankum Horss. respeetfully inform their friends and the public, tha: their house is now undergoing extensive repairs such as being painted throiigiuuMund having a large addition of lien furniture. We are grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore received, and anlicit a continuance of the same. NEWTON HUE. JOHN P. TK K AO WELL. Mr. O. J. S. Thohpw, is associated with us in the Franklin House. II. i. !' New York, Fib. 13, 14. H
ROISKIilT POUTER, Whole sale dialer in Foreign and Demestic Dry Goods, NO. 172, Main Sreel, betxtecn 4tk $ 5th, eiist aide
CIXCIXXATI,
FF.PS constantly on hand Cloths, Cassimeres,
Sattinetts, Jeans, Prints, Jacouet, Cambric,
Il.Hik, Mull and Swiss tu4iii. Bleached and Brown
Shirtingsand Shs-etinrs. HantR-eteMefs, Shawls, Hos-
! is ry, lilov. s. Iliiitoiy, Thtvad, &tc. J Man h, 2Til lss. U-Iy
i I
: investigate it.
KF.C.l'1-VR WEEKLY MEETINGS.
n. No. I Meets
..JUm Hisi
,.'d"i'v T.-ningat o'clock. E
U. S.
n Brookville, es-erv II. HARRY. W. p".
' tf 'hotp nwr.brr of Divisions in the L. S
' Pennsylvania, 139, New York, 120, New I
MADDOXlo Miss MARY E WILLIAMS,
all of Laurel.
.! s Rvman,
-. ...1 Fount Divi-i m. No. 4. Meets
w,. . i. l0,,l Co. tt rv Thursday ev ning at o"elock
New At
DAVID HEDDEX. W. P.
Oh! lake her and he faithful still, And may the bridal vow Be sacred held in after years. And w armly breathed as now.
n. McRfa, U. S.
i o-v. ite Division, No. 5. Meets at Logan Cress
,. i), arborn Comity, every Thursday evening at j orja
"V'..rk. WILLI M LAIRD, W. P l:-r,i"S JjtlY, R. S. Fivttte Division. N. T. Meets in ronnrrss ilV
V.. ,.c CO.. et TV trmai rinini;;..! ...vi.nn.
Jersey, 24, Connecticut, '22, Massachusetts, i
'JS, Maryland. 20, Virginia, 17, Ohio, 42, District of Columbia. 1 1, Maine 22, Dele-1
I ware, 9, Kentucky. 5, North Carolina, 5, nounce my name in the Indiana Americ ; Ilunois. I, Missouri. 1, Tennessee, i,Geor- as candidate for Justice of the Peace.
t. routn ijarolir.a, t, Indiana, 9, Ala
bama.!, New Hampshire, 1. Totil- 49S.
equally as good. Regard them not th-v only want
your money! Remember it is WISTAH'S H:Uara of W'ild Cherry that not only relieves bt cures! Price $1 per bottle or six for S5. Il-iw.
COMHERCI AL.
MVRDERERS ABROAD Those ignorant pretenders vhn quit the anvil or the tftp-sinne, and go to curing all the diseases llesli is heir to, are nv'rdcrcrs of
,nr nrs, arr i tiey cvt into notice by putting and Mr. C. F. CLARK30X, Eq- Please an- I ain a notoriety for curing diseases which they are ig- . , norant of, and never in rsalitv elTecteiJ How strange
II llic I nuiana American, I that an intelligent people will be hiimbiiggetl out of Jlltticp of Ihp Pptrr f.ie i their own'lives, hen there are experienced physicians usl,ce Ol me t eaCC, lor ,nd Vaiuabe medicines to be had for less than is
pant toren.pyrical prescriptions. Dr. Sherman, one of
Crookville township.
FRANCIS GRASMUCK Brookv'.lle, March 1G, I8ta
c.ooirs
I ' containinir the Botanitjil analysis, natural history
and chemical and medical properties of plants, illustrated by splendid colored engravings copied from nature. Thirty two plants (complete) are ready for delivery, price S2. Any one however, with the colored plate'and letter press pages perfect and independent in a printed cover, may be had for only c. Specimens mav be seen at the office of this paper. AppU-fpostaje free.) PETER P. GOOD. New York. 11 DR. D. JAYNEVS SANATIVE PILLS. T7OR Liver t'nmplaiiHs, tout. Jaundice, lypepsia, ' Rheiinatism. Fevers, Nervousness Erysipilas, aud Isiscases of-lhe Skin, Impurity of the Blood. Incarnation, Melancholy, Sick-Headache, C'stiveness, Pains in the Head, Breast, Side, Back and Limbs, Bilious AHVctiuns. Female Diseases, 4lC-, 4c, 4c. and whenever an Alterati.eor rurgati.e Medicine may be req uired. There is scarcely any disease in which Purgative Medicines irj not more or less required, and much suffering and sickness might be prevented, ere they more generally ysetl. No person can fell well, hile a costive hahie of'bodv pre ails; besides, it soon genisrates serious, and ofien fatal diseases, tshieh might have been avoided by a timely and judicious use of proper ( athartic Medicines. The proprietor can recommend these Pills with the
greatest connaence, neitevmg inem tar superior to me
LAW NOTION. SLEET II & MYERS, .Vtroneys ani Counsellors at iViir. WILL attend to all business entrusted to them, with care and rtdelitr; either in the Superior
or inferior Courts of the Stat"-. O Hlee over J. tloudie's store, on aiiv t., opposite the Treasurer's otficc.UrJokrille, Ind. Sept. 1, 1845. 3o-tf. Luke -rent, Clock .antl Watch Itlakrr, TCWF.I.RY, Silver Wareand Spectacle Manufacturer, Diamond nointed cold IVns. 5:c
i No, its Main si between 5th and 6ih Cincincati, Ohio. ! March 20, 1845. 13-1 j .
THE BEST, and CHEAPEST AND MOST UNIFORM SERIES op STAXDIRD SCHOOL BOOKS EVE It PUBLISHED!
our best educated and most experienced physicians, has j P'Um general use; more mild, more prompt, sale, and
prepareu in a remarkauie pleasant toim. various men- : .s.
YM. COLESCOTT, Attomgy and Counsellor at Law. Brookville, JOiix ir.iionrL,ANu, i Attorney at Law, ! URQOKV1LLE. Irr. joiix ii. FAuauiiAit; I Attorney at Law, ; Brookville, la. ' Jan. 10, 1843. 3-tf.
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Position of The Order.
We believe we nny sifely chillene the I ..... .- . ...... 1 A (l.a !
;r..r,ss!. and tri-imnnt f.icccts oftlie Ur- ; tir cf tie Si'r.? of Ttinp-'rance. Every l .vpok hriiirs ! .rj" n" -o.-i.n in the ?ni:n:,or of Division-, am! every Jav adds some i J.'.ir.tlreils to our brotlierliood , FcattercJ ;!i:.iujiiut the length ar.d breadth of the ' ! t:iJ, lis ? ir.i.ie 6tri:les have even now
tpei! ail example oi lite eirr.nar n-
i iHotis. and it is evsj i 'o e?ee inn u !t f'.iifil, ere lonr, to exert R tremendous ; icnc" for srooil in our country. And w ho, -r nt its lonndation principles Tem-:.-!!."''. I.ove, Purity, Fidelity especial -i:' h'MS ncijiiainteJ with tha wnrkin;:? of ?vstem lf m inner in which t!;es? nei,'les are illustrated and enforced ci;t :! t its salutary tendencies. t":.o principle of eternal eeparation from in; xieitin j h -veraje?, wejelaim as eonuv t!.o t'oundatum of its pe'inanercy; ' it is t '. !y cae of its ex lienca. The : ; iti-'s e- joiiie l of visitin j a sick
r;rj hiiid r;:i;es, provioinj necessary, awsrdim beoe-
hiied to Rwaken ttie crt-
, Wabash Pork Trade. I The fullowinp, lurnishid us by a friend, is believed , to be an accurate list, or estimate of Hops killed on the
NEW SPRING GOODS
Wabash for the last three seasnns:j TVrrr Haute ComXI MBF.R OF HOGS PACKED OX THE WABASH IN' 1SI5S.
OC0 2,200 4,500 ,t,!rvo 3,eeo i.sco .".000
3,000
Frantsfort, Pern, Delphi Sc Pittsburgh Attica, Covington, P.rrys ille, Xrs port, Dnrhee's Ferry,
Other points on Haccoon, son
Darwin, I, .100 Palestine, 1,500 Graysville & Mt. Carmel 4,000 Lawrenceville, 1,000
Jefferson, 2,100 Locansport, S00 l.ar.iyette I.s,4C0 Williamsport,! 2.000 I.odi, ' 5,ro F.llenf. 4,000 Clinton, 7,000 Armiejiburixh, S00 Terre Haute, 2J,t00 York, 600 Vineennes, a,ooa Albion, 1,00
liM),000 Number f,r three years Packed on the Pabsish: In 1S15"4 150,000 In 1844-5 75.CC0 In 1S15'6100.000
Now openinirat Xo. 24 Lower Market Street. Cm. hi. can be eaten' nd libitum
nati bv j most is all vou need of Dr.
Wood & Lark in.
(Eastern Market, front the latest importations and
.ianuiactiires. l ii wliicn e mould call the especial attemion f Merchants and otheis visitine- the city for
1 lemes lor-the cummon diseases of the country Th
I can all be relied on as safe and eflVctual, and you are ! not required to purchase several dollars worth to trr
their virtues Xo trnlv valuable medicine should, or
A Kw shillings worth nt Siiermand's I.o7.enres. and
With it Villi r.ll m. t.ta a.'tru nti.l tl.u ............ .....Ana ..C
' K.i..r Xfla..,- nn v.lr'-.r. .-.. .1... 1
v....... i. it -mi ereai care anu attention in tne iiI,i,.r..i,Mr. ......i. ;..... ...j . .... n.,r 1 1...
C-J Eastern Market, from the latest iinnortations and sm.ml dollars .-.n.l ,s of .,..1 -. .ill
at last they po to 106 Nassau street, and for a tritte (ret
. 1. . c , , s i n i in i ii iiun lime ur .Dim 111. ijniTthe pnrpos. of purchasing enods. In t he stock w ill be man, and have tried manv of his I.o.rnircj. and sneak
rectrm
f.iund Cc'Arj, Car Jiincrej, I rvthigt, Sirincttt, Janet, advisedly when
Brt. o- Blrk Muttint, l)rillint;t Krrimlint, Trt-
rn.iri, DinimtBtHf l)ril!in!rs Khrekt, Blk- k l or Com-
nmend them
u-
t. ro
-p..
Artivh-s.
Flour, pr hbl. for Pork Ac Ileef, W hi-key, l.intxd He I.ard Oil,
! a'.i i-vi necessary, awarainz bene- ,
.. . i I.... ......I
!,!-, v.-. are CM.-i.uea to f.'.vascn me do ; wheat, on ih W. of nn itions oi the heart, and bring the , corn, sy.n;-.t:ies ofeur cunimnn narures, so lost j ,k.Uf,t 5, nari,y ,:..i'e!l ind t!is:. -acted, in the toils snd buc-, oats m.Ms ai.l isriml nilrsmls f ,f.-. intn si: ! 'lover J: Flaxst ed
tueati l fraternal and humanising relations.
To lo s;:re ol jections of every coiiceiva11 : ir.t-ire have been urired, and often ably
Zl ?i:n?t it; yet we recollect no in--::c isi which tlie champion of debate. - iv. sfter presentinp: nU his objections ! hid them fairly end fully met, retired si! Tee ;"ro:n the co:;te!-t, or, as has not Vej!:e::t'y resulted, unite 1 with the Orr and beeanie an Ptrp'ient and useful Son Temperance. .N.,l". Tan. Organ.
A TBI.E STIO W I '(; the amount of toll charged on 4th;' principle articles transported on the White Water Valley ; Canal, from Cambridge city to Law rencebnrph, and ali so to Cincinnati, on the "Whitewater Valley'' and I '"Cincinnati and Whitew ater" I'anals.w ilh the .lis tance by Canal to ea,-h of these places, as turnished by II. C. I Moore, Euirine' r.
To l.awrbfrh. I n Cm.
brirkt Jt Sitirint. Freneh Linrnt Cratt Lintnt, Lin- ' T F.C1S leave to inform his friends and public penrrenGrnghnmt. ALSO I I ally, that he has removed to the town of Brookville, .ViA onfi Corfoii H,lkf. Drett Unnrlt, Balzorinct, two doors North of the""residence of John W. Hitt, CAeri-t I.are Lairns, & (iinhamt. Plain and PlaiJ E"l . on Main Street, w here he can at all times, w hen Tnmnrir c.i.. xr. i r x ! n absent on professional bu siness, be con si 1 ted in t he Jaroners.&ivitt Murltnt. Bonnet Laivns. Oreanxte Mat , . .1 . .1 1 . ,-, ALSO s jine ni proft.sion, and hopes that the success that ... .... n , . has heretofore attended his professional labors, will i nnvnxt I aaittne. H tuant Buckram. Semnc Silk. - t. ,1 . .1 1 7Vr. Pat. Thread spoil Cotton.TapeV., d,, linnK,, ,n'" v.m Vf" 1 patninatre-
m it nr. iieiu. uinrn. A t.D.f ; The greatest assortment of Madder,i Chinta Prints; ! in the city. ALSO Florence Ilraid Straw Jt Nanolitan and Silk Bonnets;
Palm leaf and Leghorn Hats. ALSO Bonnet and Cap Hibbons. Blk and Cenl Taf.
ieia nioiKin, tciuiHin wire, ttolinet Keert, v liate Itone
214 lbs. 3JJ 3 to 3:o 350 .HO
0 5 5 45 SI
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Efficiency of the Order. ! iff ( from (i flcport on (he state of 1 .. . X-.-... !!
;.'e itnter, aapica- y tae .auonai itir 1'.:?". o;; Minv have been initiated into oar order w ,0 hal violated the Washingtoniati piedge, some of then, repeatedly, prior to
their admission: our Order seemed the only hops of their friends. While some of;
titese, as miiii oe expeeied, have heea.essly wot cd their own destruction, a considerable proportion, I am pleased to say, re1 .tiu linn, and promise a lonj life of use- !" iness and honor. These facts. I think it must oe conceded cf en by those who are unfavorably inipresf ?:! toward onr Order, establish, beyond fiesiio'i i's efficiency in checking tlie. rav-
tges of that Destroyer, who - I10 w ith is ihevopir of voulh, A:id ili.htmors the jrrav hairs of ajje;" 1 dryina ip thoe fearful sources of crime, ul want, and misery, and woe, which everywhere surround us; and in diiTosing .ilit, and life, and peace, a. id cheerfulness m trt)i!!ied he.tr! and desolate homes. Weil may ii be said that our Order is the
potatoes, eO MiivralCnat "0 11 icon & Lard, en cah loo Us. Wool, 100 Merchandise, loo Iron, Nails ck. Castings, 100 Pic;Jc Scrap Iron 100 Brick 1000 Lumber on each 1000 l'u It. M . Shinsrles . Lath 1000 Hay On each ton ol" 20O0lhs Staves for bills, per loo of .,75 Staves fur hhds. per 10of450 Heading for bbls.per 100 of 450 Do tor hhds per 100 5"0 Hooppoles for bbls per 100 of 50 Do for hhds. per 100 of 5.60 Disianc from Cambridire i'itv.
Note The fiarnres showing; the rates of toll, are put dow n in cents and hundredths. As Hour per hbl. to
Ciniinuati. 11, 75, or 11 J cents.
10,4lJcts.
I,-I 10,79 20,79 17,U 30,T9 .1, W 2.74 2,74 2.20 1.55 3.5.1 24 l.8 50 .0 14.00 10,50 3,50 7,00 70.00 21.O0 9S00 10,50 12-0 1 2.I-0 I5,S 15,is 3t,-37
70 miles,
11,75 CIS.
SO, Is 21,8s I').30 17.47 21,85: 3.64 2.7J 7.9 1 2,3o 4,fi7 .1,71 2,09 1,77 6, OS C.,61 U,40 12,30 5,00 (12,00 H2.00 Ji,10 SJ,S0 I I, .In 1 l.M 1.1,61 16,"7 16,07 32,4
82 miles
The Market Flour. S ties yesterday from canal of ISO brls. at $3,C3, 21.200, and 300 at $3.70. from store, 40 at $3,03, and 300 at $3,70, from wagon, 50 brls at $3.GS. Whiskey. Sales yesterday of 50, 90, 110 and 150 barrels at 17c per gallon; 28 at 175c; 24 and 53 at 17. c. Pork. A sale on Saturday of 200,000 lbs bulk Sides at 41c per lb. JJacon. sale yesterday of 1500 lbs. Shoulders al 4 cents.
Lard. A sale fron. store yesterday of
! 20 tierces No 2, Country, at Sic per lb. i Potatoes. X sale of 75 barrels (flour ; barrels.) at $1,20. i Apples. A sale from store of 50 barrels, : green, at $2,25. H oof. A sa'.e of 200 lbs. pulled, at 23c : per lb. CWfoii.-Sale of 9 bales Tennessee "middims," at 6c.
j fron Sale of 10 tons Pig, at $31, 90
days. Lard Oil. Sale of 5 brls at G21C per
Crown Liniiiirs, Millmett, i.aces, K.df ings, Inverting, Pins It Needles, Hooks ft Eyes 4'ord Jcc.
ALSO Cotton Varus, Carpet Warp, White & assorted Cols. Ilattinir, Wadding &c. ALSO Finei Super Fine Iorv Combs, "shell and Tuck Ac Side Combs, Hetlin? ( onibs. Pearl Buttons, F.nc;li.h Hone Suspender Buttons, strap Button, Compressed Horn Bullous, Plain Fancy Guilt Buttons; Pocket Wallets, Purctusion Caps, fee. We w ould ju-t say and for all that we are determined to make it the interest of all who may visit the city, to purchase g-'odseithi-r M hnlcale of Retail; to buy them al No. 24, Lower Market st. Cincinnati of WOOD & LARKIX.
March. '0th 19 15. 12-ly. State of Indiana, Frankiin County.
In the Predate c ourt of tranklm bounty, Indiana Peter Uifner and Klir.aheih-) Kifnerhis wife, Balph It tit and Martha Hitey his wife, Henry Hnckafellar, Ann Hay- P.-titiun fur Partition. mond, Fn-derick D.'ike, and Hem-cca Deike his wife, and ) William Fred and Abigail Fred I his w ife. vs I William Clum, Oe.tr ee Clum, ,' t'harlesClnm. Sarah Jai.eCliim. Mary hinabi ill Clum and an- I other '
t 1'heahove named defi iidants, ar- her. by notified.
that the above named petitioners, by Holland, their Attorney, on the 13th day nf March A. D. 18l, filed their iheir petition for partition, (in vacation) in the Clerk's Office of" said Cjurt, and that the same is pending in said Court, and the said defendants, are also hereby notified to appear and answer said petition on the first day of the net Term of the Probate Court for taid County, to he holden at the Court House in Brookville, on the second Monday of May next. Bv order of the Clerk of said County, this l.lh day of march A D 184!. J. M. JOHNSON, Cl'k P. C. F. C. March K0, 1846. I2-3W .
J. C. rt RniE. F. F. HATBKS CUItKIK & IIAY1) IIS.
' WUOLF.SAI.K OF.A1.FHS TV HOSIERY, GL0VE3, TRIMMINGS, ANU VAItlKTi' UOUD.S, A LSO,
CUTLER Y, CL O CKS,
j Herman Silver Ware, Jewelry, &c. 165 Main Street, between 4th Jt 5th, West side, j Cincinnati, Feb. 1.1, 1S41. 7-ly. BOOTS &" SIIOKS. I "W S. TYNT.H iiOpt thi mortc of infor.ninj; their j I ,.rstnmT, mid the public thai ihey have tinw nn hand anil fr U' th and mnl ttnivp Ktock I nf BOOTS vV SHOKS that can be fmnd in BronkriUe. j 1 be fiIlning articles comprise a portion of their . ortimnt:
MfV Coarse Bonts; Worn Kp B.intf (pu u;
In uinr them, nn iinrticular care i rvnuirrd. Pi-r-
nn may t at and drink a MMial. atid, if desirable, cat immrdiatt ly after taking them Aewill not impair them, a they are o combined a to always readily diolve in the utomach. In mall doe thrv are Alterative, and p ntlv Laxa
tive, but in larce does thev are ativilv Cathartic,
clcatisine the whole alimentary caual fwim all putrid, j irritating, and fecal matter, and producimx htflUny j
ourinr.rih.. Krti1 v VlHOLRSALE an" Hctail Cirocery, Produe? and
The above luilii -iiif fi.r tl nt the Urup Store of
Hitt & Hailc, HrioKillf, ind. Il-3.
S. II. IWItVIX CO. Qttren ( 'if if Hat Cap Store, No. 350, Main st. Four doors below Ninth. I CINCINNATI
A. W. CVIAjUM, LKS ALV: and Hctail firocerv. I'ro
Liquor Store, corner Main and Ki truth Streets
v incinnaii, unio.
j Sail, Sugar, C-tffee. Tea, Spices, Pepper, !
Iivlio. Madder, Cotton Yarns, etc..
Sold at the lowest cash price in ewhan je fur all kinds
ol Lountrv I'roouco.
Nfarch 27th 184i.
14-lv
DOME,
ANCFAC Tl'RRH and Wholesale dealer in Ma
nilla Cotton and Hemp Rope of all sies, Cords,
cv,in rT.j:. T7i.,t: n i
tiaic ui luuiiiii, r ia.uiu.ui uuauiy. in the t'rauKUn County yroha'e Court, Feruai y Term, A. I). l4fi. Thursday, Feb. 16. 1S46.
James McCaw, administrator de botnt Petition to non of the estate of James D'nul;oo de- Isetth the esceased. ).lale of said vs deceased as rlraro Pk .... .1... -.1 ... T." n....!,.. I ...... I ...... I
MJ now at this dav comes the said administrator " , , and fil.-s hi. ..,,, . . .n ii, ..iilc .he 1 A'r' J'""1 Street, one door heore Front
said estate as insolvent, venhed bv the oath of the said ! .. Jr H ertern Roir
administrator, as follows, to-wit: (here insert the petition,) and il appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, bv said ni'lilitin. tlin. tit aniil tti f. inljnia r:ht witlnw
and heirof the said deceased! are not residents of the PRO I ECTIOV INSVR WCF. COMPWY Of
Slate of lndiaiia: It is t l,erelniv ordered by said Court j A It't. F() If I), Cl),T..
that notice tit ine nun? and pendency ol s:n.l petition fwilK Protection Insurance 'ompany have es.alv be civen to the said d. lendanis, by inu-e successive . j ... .,..,.., ,hl i.-,. ire risks of eve.
.1.
I.iiu-s and Tw im
Manutac-
Cntritt nati.
V. B. CASH paid for HEMP and FLAX.
March 27th, 1S4J 1 4-1 y
fi-f nrrno : puuncation in tne "imnana Ameucan, ' a 1kiy;rrJ,wri,,io,l will betaken, n.l i Crj , mwpapcr printed in fht county vt'h rnnl- lin and State nQnhi,..
ul l nuiana, notiiyni (hem to npMiar on tlie iiri nay nt Allel.iim fur lu the next Term of thi Court, to le hidden at the four! ' a,Mtef
di Kin dr do
d. Calf do do do Coarse Brogan; do do Kip Shoes; do do Calf do do do do Pump; do do Ciat Slippers, do
Children" pejrred and ieed Shoe; iVe. A c
The above article will be lotd VEKY LOW Brookville Feb 2 ISio
rertn of inurance rea-
ari-in nud r Politic-, will be
hniif in the tow n nf Brookville, in the county of Franklin and State of Indiana, on the second Monday of Mar next, h'w- cauc why the estate nf the aid deceased (thill not be nettled as an inioUent estate. And this ' case ii continetrd. j (A true copv.) Attest, JOHN M. JOHNSTON', Ckik P. C. F. C. ! March 4, 184'). 103w ,
R. A. M'!.FAHY
Brookville, Ind , Jan'y. 30,
Acn't. 5-6 mo.
SPIRITS TLTiPKXTIXK.
-g HRRK!.S Spirits Turpentine, just
.1 L ' t
JuneJl, 1S4S
I and for sale bv C . S. BL R 1)S A I..
t iirm rof Main and Fifth tr.'
ts, t'liicino itt. 27.lv
AT
Calf do d
do do (ewd) KipShoit Cpeic'dl do do ( sew'd)
Calf do (pi-K'd) I
lo no (sew C)
Kid Slippern;
Iv
cASTi.(Js: casti(js:: T B1I1F. nndersinod have just received a larj-e and I splendid assortment of Castings, nf a suprrior ouhI-
ity, consisiiui in pnrt of the follow-in articles, w liich
tney win soil at ine iai v r.s i k a i r.:: Skillets 4'- Lids; Da? Irons; Stew Pots Lids; Sail Irons; Odd Lids; Su;ar Kettles; English Pots; Tra Kettles; iff. Persons wishing to purchase articles in this line will do well to call on us and evamiuc our stock, as w-e propose to sell them at prices to which no one can object. It. & b. TVN'KH! hrookville Feb 2 1S43 6.lv
"WHF.RF. IS THE CONSCMPTI VF.:'"-I.et him ! make trial of Dr. Folp r'i Olosoanian, or All-healing i )als.tm. It w ill do him more t; md than all the n inedies he has ever used. It has allayed the troublesome conh, made the expectoration easy, checked the tedi- j oils niRht sweats, and restored health in cases whet hope had taken flight, and the sun'crcr had been given up to perish. "Where is the Sufferer from Asthma?" Hero is a reinedv at hand. Dr. Folder's Olosaonian will not only check'the violence oftheattack; it will irestnrc you to health; if von use it according tn the directions. Where is the Sufferer front Couch, Cold, Dyspepsia
and various Affections of the Liver? Let such try this remedy. Be assured they will not he disappointed in its effY-cts. X It is compounded from an experience of twentv vr arv spent in practice of his profession, and will do more fur you than all the remi dies you have ever used.
im SAI,R TWO lots in Hrookville with dwelling houses, one pn the bottom, the other on the hill; also some voluubie lots, all upon reasonable terms . JOHN A. ITSOV January 1st. 184fi. I -if.
lory aiulior of Temperance!
A respected minister f the gospel, of, gallon. New York city, while addressing a public ;.;eei-nj related the follawing incident: A j THE RIVERS. i ilv hoimninff to his conferral ion beins: The Pittsburgh Jour, nf Saturday says
uLsent f r a length of time, he called to as 1 "Last evening at dusk there were 1 1 feet cestnin the reason. Me found her husband ' water in the channel and both rivers rising Mia bed of suktiess extremely feeble. In j fast. We had a steady rain during the the course of conversation he interrogated : day ." l.or ns tn nrounistances, when she remark-1 Tlie Wlieeliti? Time? of Saturday reel, in e:Tect, l O!i, sir, the Sons of Teir.pe- j ports 19 feet water, and rising, and says: raiue hive been very kind to us- indeed I ! "Rain has fallen almost constantly for the know not what we should have done, had : last two days, and we have a fair prospect net been for them. They have not only J of a high river." 7:.te.l us dailv. but have si:nr!ied onr1 From Cincinnati lo the Mississippi sleep
vant-O The minisier had never heard of i water. theSiinsof Temperance before, but from ; At 5 o'clock last evening the water was this ao. mint of their works, became am-' against the curb-stone on Walnut street, ious to learn something more of them. He i unon 'the ravement on Main, and within
I a constiiutiiHi. and so favorably about
Sugar Coated Pills.
T01CF. OF Till. PRK.SN nr. Ii llenj Miutn s su- ( par coated Tills are all the raire in Iloston now, i Children cry for them. f Boston Post. Verv much so in Rochester. The dear little responsibillities' wont believe they are medicine, no how. Post Jt Willis keep them for sale. ... i Kochester Ilaily Ad. j They sell well in Carbondale and so th-y oiieht t-. i Purchase them of Sw iss 8c F.nsim, or oflr. A P (lard- I .ii. .re dole ant hnrized aeents for the sale lr. C
Benj. Smith's Suear Coated Pills.' Oire them a trial, and thev must stand as high in vour estimation as they now do in ours. Carbondale (Pa) Mirror.
The .tvnui'iir- Improved Imlian vefretaoie sutir , Cted Pills must have tl. llenj. Smith written on the bottom of each bo: Look out for spurious imitations and take none but Or. Smith's Pills. Price 25 cents. Principal office, Xo. 179 Greenw ich st, (large Unck l,l.,nl.v v Y.
For sale bv H. X S. Tyner. Hrookville. Ind. No. W . 6w. Consumption Cured. The fl lowing letter is irom a highly respectable merchant, dated I.ewistnwn, N. Y, Sept 10, 1S44. DU D. J VYNF.. Wear Sir: It is said by Physirians, and is by the mass of Mankind believed, that Consumption can be cured that when once it becomes seated in ih human system, nothing can eradicate or stay its progress, hut that w ill cont inue the work of detruction until its victim sinks into the grave. However trne this may he in theory, I am disposed to doubt it in fact: indeed, m own experience, and a de.
sire to benefit others, campels me to pronounce the as. sertion untrue. Yon will probably recollcnt, sir. that in the beginning of 1840 I wrote tn you stating that I had the Consumption, and that it was fast hurrying mc to the. I did not then, nor do I now doubt, every
My I'nysician con
C. & W. H. AliLEX, Xo. 167, Main street. 3 tlaor below Ihurth. CIXCIXXATI. DEALERS in Fine Jewelry, Clocks, Watches, Watch Tools and .Materials, Silver Ware and Vine CutlevyALSO Dealert in coms. Brushet, Percussion Ca.s, Prtttlt, Poivder Flasks, Fancy Soap. Pocket books, fta. xor Straps, toietlter tcith a general variety of French, German and Englith Fancy Goods. March 27, 1S45. 14-lr.
HOCSE AND LOT IV I1UOOKMLI E
TJT Virtue of an or4T of the Pml..,.e Court f 3 Franklin county, Indiima. the mult TMm-d Ad n. utttratnr ' bom tin f tlie Kt)ite f Jjtnin Dot .
t mitrhiMi, dnu-ai'd, will f H at nuttinn on the
jrvniie, on Monday the nih clay of April nrt, lot No. peventy-five and seventy-. x, (in AlltuS ltt of l.nHikvillr,) on which i a corn for ta hie two tor frame ' dwelling Hoikc with Ktuhen sulininiii a frame ft table ' nenrlv new, with other oin-tiiiildint?. TKRMS OF SAI.K. One half i-ah the uiy r half in one year from theday of sale, the porehner piviny note it!i securitv to he approved hv :ht.iiiult risijneti. ! JAMKS Met' A W, .hfm'r. tie bo tin non. March 4, 1840. 10Jayn8fs Atterative RIIRUM AT1SM. The Pmprit tor hai not pn cri- ' bed this preparation in a un at many (;( of H lu-iimatiin, but in evei y cat" hen ii a ti-d mini the ytem rKiame aH'ected by the medicine, the diet ase ; wa removed.
t CiOt T. A niirnW of cae of cnt have been c ured I by thi. Prej.fli.at ion. in one ul thee cases Die man ' had been atdicted with it o -evi n lv fur thirt-en vean
f to entirely disnhle liim from huinri. and for five mnnth immediately pn-vioui to his taking the Life l'reservntive, he had been confined to hi room; hot before he had finished tie' third bottle, he as enabled ta walk about ihe streets, and soon after rvttirnrd t hi bus, lies , from hieh he had been excluded by his affliction. DHOPSICAI. SWFJ.LINGS. This medi.-'uie incrxaes the powers of di(vlion, ex?ite the abtorhem imohealthv exercise, by which w iterou or Calcareous
depotiitious. and all unnatural enlargements are reduced. It imparts vitality and tone to the whole syt"m, removing sick and morbid headaches, giddiness, wanderim? mania, and nervous aflVct ioiiit. Intact, in every case where the medicine hs been taken for some time, no matter for w hat purpn-, the
tjeneral m aUh ot the patient ha always bieii impro-
SUMMI. (1UIXINK. I f f Ol'NCES Siilph. quinine, jut nccived - V V " and for :le by . S. HC R I)S L, Corner of Muin and Fifth sts. Cincinnati. June 21st, 1S4J. 27-iy
300
NAILS. KF.GS assorted os. Kors.-ilc bv A. 10I.I)S() Kt CO. Ninth and Main st.
April 25th, 17-1 y.
C. IJStADI.KV
"JUOriUK10K of the Huston Mouse, rorjirr .frlh ( and Elm strtt'ts, Ciuciiiiiali. Fanners, up-rchaiits drovers and biKiuess men generally, visiting the city w ill ttnd it their interest to call. Carriage houses and good stabling. Horses kept bv the day ot week. April IHih IS 15. ' 16-ly.
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COFFER SUC A II, &C. HOCSIIKADS Silr, 40 SacKs H.oConVc,
C1 OFFER, Sugar, Tea, Mice, Nails, Chew-mg 8t Smoking 'I
I Tierce of H ice.
400 Lbs. Sole Leather, 10O0 " Cotton Yarn, i'.'O " Lead. For ale bv
It
4 S. TYNER. IT.Iy
April 22, 1445,
KBHXKZKIl WISWELVS
STEAM-POWER Looking (alaw, Portrait, AMI Picture Frame Manufactory, 117, Main st. Cincinnati. flHE above articles can be furnished in as good
style and on as reasonable terms as at any of the
TERMS CASH!
vd bv it
In conclusion, the Proprietor would iy thnt some of KaUm I'itii's. An n-ortuu-iit of Looking O lasses al
the mat Mtonihinc' ca" ol bkin It !', t anci-r, ' .iys on nan at nitsaie anu n isu.
Bronchoct-lf and Scrofula, have been eureti by thi ; medicine, thai have ever been recorded; but want of room in ihi sheet precludes their publicatin at tins time. rronared only by Dr. D. .Fayne, No. 8 S.u tlt Third street, Thiladelphia. The above nirdicinris for sale at the Drug Store of Hitt& Haile, HrookviUe Ind. 10-3w
N. B.-oiil Kramcs roilt V plrttes reset STEAMUOAT3 llOUf Furnished at theshortot notice, j March 27th 1845. 14-iy.
.JOSEPH
11THOLESAI.F.
CAR KV
and Hetai. dealer No. 9 t'onunerctal
in GmreMcn Mow. f,,t 0f
AdminlStratOr'S Sale Of Real Estate. Maui itm-t-lVitnt ofthe public wharf, Cincinnati, O
TO I K Ki hen hv civen, that th.-uiiderMtrned, ad- ( salt, .-.uar, on. e, i i nun;.. Mati.ier, ail,
mmitratnr. tf the Ktateot Joiin Alley, s. inor,
Ota. Cotton Yarn, c.
I. V 31 A & U 1 C IMPORTERS, "Wholesale and llet:ul I)aeUer in. Hardware and Cutlery, Wire, Steel, Nails Vc. Sign of the Acivil, No. 87 Main street, 5 doors below Pearl st. Cincinnati, April 18th, 1845 lft-ly
Sold at the lowi st cash price.
I March 27, lots.
14-ly
Julv
(Ymntnm w too nainfuH t iniMe.
-I.J..' .1 K..,'thA aliirll I tKLi(l nf
three inches Of III UtOr-Slll OI the j rou w (riven, and 1 am happy tonay tha' byitifr
a.l;.Ma.rroH Untho wainiiiateJ ihe j house fronting Uie tiver, l ihe corner of j UrVT "1": Wnil
Srsi onutirwiniiv. Wh ii mi' oa xhit I-inilnw and still nin2. -t in. Uaz. .ianvi
.1 "Smasher'' The Locofocos of Eaton
lr.e m ire striking is. t));.t the brother, from . IT
mattenuon, li;J allowed his dues to remain ! trip ii i for a M!:u it:it l,-nr.ti ,f i.mo t.-
forfeit his claim on the Df.Uion fund; but have had a sorl of 0 f"ml Vwrel he ha ! not forfeited his claim on the alTec- on for some ,ime amon- lhem aboul the iuv. ,-!, hrethron. and l,i wants were ! Clcrk'a office. Uob't Ilazeltine, well known
cht'crfu'.lv suprlleJ bv voluntarv rontrihu-' e worthy enalo from I'reDie. wain
ed the office: but it was given
ningnam. Tliis brougbt on
and harder word's. James Mehaffry; a verdant sprout of the party who had charge of j the Eaton Democrat, look sides against! llnze'tine, and abused him without stint: j saying some true things about him. and a
nreat many very dirty tt.ings, an ctiarac-
.isfactorily ascertained that ', leristic of the editor, Bob and the whole
traternity. 1 lie last numoer was pecuu ji ly tich. It brought llob's ire to the boil
ing point; and last Friday he walked into
ti
ll! t'ie i.x'.l of iSll,, iiifcrir.ation reached siij o( trio brethren of New York, that a bi.ithcr fmm a neighboring city was lying t tlieh.ispiu! d.mjerously i'.!. having been n: i over I y an online. Sereral of his limbs p.nd bones were broken. A coimnittf e !ro:nr!' v w.iile-d liron liim n-Munifh
H .1 1 1 OiCll ss
ii'? n.1.1 tuifortanately yielded to temptation as too many are apt to do when away l.om horns and that he! was intoxicated
at the time of the accident. The affi.cted lue office, with a sledje, knocked the press
stranger in a strange city, received every desirable attention an! kindnp. I'nnn
his recovery, he was frankly informed that j,he rooin- Wc have no opinion to offer his brethren were aw are of the circumstan-' between the parties. Certain it is, Bob is c s which lud caused the accident that !a r00 concern himself, & ia thw instance, I;aJ well nigh sent him unprepared into he abated a great nuisance. Hamilton Ineternity; after which he was furnished with ! Ulligenccr. abundant means to ennvev him safelv home: -"
-iie being fully impressed with the "solemn I Ih'r,t' hr ' An exchange pspor
oiJeal through which h
rf ll:n 'cill .-T t., rAAim nt.l:
r-w...,.,, ,,1,, 1119 Ull t".liOII3 Al HIST , . . . , 1 , . i . ,i , ... , . "... with Miss I'., the datip'hti
ii:t:oi t f inrerance. 1 ms linntraies ai . rL-t-.t r li. .. -j
. r 1 1 in. 1 iik isii. was is.nr.n H id iiinmu.
I enjoved better or more uninterrupted health than
since that time. 11 y on should see me now, you would not imagine by my apneai ance that I had ever been sick, much less that I had had the Consumption; but that I am still livin, I s.crihe wholly and entirely to jour EXPECTOR ANT. l.KX AHD SllErPAUD. . DR. T1WS. R. SEW ALL T"ti F.SPECTFVLLT otT rs his professional services
I I m . in the various branches of medicine, tn the dit
to It. Cutl-! reus ol" Laurel and its vicinity. His office is in th
SAVE YOUIi TF-KTJI!
Cl W . K K E L Y, X, Sitrfifeon Dentisi, now in l.rookvilie, here h,e iU regain a short time t attend to calUinthe line of his
liiuiiie-s, Hei prepared Ui inrrrt tret h either
on Cotrl Platr or Firof, and warrant their beauty and du rabilitr. All operation in the Drnttt Art performed upon the latent and mnt approved principle. IVrnniM wiohinfC work done will pleae rail soon a po-ssihle. A he intends visitimr Hrookville annually, all .(.er ationt will bv warranted. Room at McV urty't Hitet September 10th 1845. 371 y i t ' A. MII.l.F.K'S warranted Doughs, "Sloop's"
m 11 f pattern. 1-orsaleny R. 3c S. TVM'.ll. March afith, if. -!
KEGS assorted. For sale bv A. nONAI.USONit CO Corner Xinth anil M. in sts., Cincinnati
25,1645 31-ly
late of Froiihlin Cniinty, deceased, by virtue uf an order of ihe Probate Court of said County, will proceed
to sell on the premises, on Saturday ihe 2Rlh of March, at public out crv, to Ihe highest bidder, the fnllowiin-l real property, situated in Salt Creek Township, in said ; l County to w it: part of the north ea.t quarter, of sec-. JJ
tlon 24, town 11, ot Italic" I , minii u 'i iiiv-ihi ii.tridian line of lands, directed to he sold at Cincinnati;
heinnini at the South West corner ot saul quarter, thence North to the riht hand fork of the Walnut fork (of Pipe Creek.) thence dow n said fork, villi the meanders of the blanch, to its month, thence down the Walnut fork, with the meanders thereof, to the first small drain on the sonih side, thence tip said drain.
wnh u meanu. rs, to tne soiitn line oi sain quarter. ,1 Sorina ami Sn iiirir IJ.wnlii which thence West to the place of beginimr, cantaim nt lifly meir nprillg anU Bll.limer txJOUn, Wnilll cres, more or less, except one acre heretofore sold off ', added to their former stock makes their
iiiouuiii ---- i rt, .l rt.r..rt r..ll 1 i., rt ; and itesnalch tllil t mim-r.
it ..rlinii 3.. i nni'l until. IUI I'C a:iu lutlit'll 11 Ul ail niuuo . . .' '
: '; w ( in eveti.uice li
New Goods. THE Suh-cribers have just received
li. 1 rlinira ( nmliliny ao.io.nin me siwtr 01 .Messrs. vvns.lii onoi.p
....... .....i- ...d vinhTrrn.
l aurel, Selt. S, 1S45. 0-tI. HAKDWAKK.
IHE subscribers are now npeninc splendid assort-
to pieces, threw some of the type out of
i the window and scattered the rest round
ed with the solemn I 1,1,1 tnf nu" u n excusnge pspr vs had pHsaed, ana!"y,tlh,the ?KX Jpn? of, U'enF.re. ch , ,. .. ' . was teschiiiir in Phi'adlephia,' he fell in love is ohl,,a , ons at the ! Vlh Mis9 p4;; lhe dauter of a .eaUhy
nent of Hardware, compaisinj a larc and gene-
assortment of
TAliLH Jk HOCKF.T CCTI.F.RV,
Files, Saws, Sickles, Scythe sneaths. Hay and Manure Forks, Shovels and Spades Nails, Wire, Anvils, Vices, Smith's Ilellows, Locks and l.auhes of eyery kind in nse, hutts, screw ss, Carpenter'a tools, t n..pers tools, etc. ALSO OCXS, PISTOLS, Ac, ce. Toe -titer w iih every article nsually found in a well assorted Hardware store, to which they invite the attention of merchants, Mechaeics, and Farmers Terms
CASH. LYMAN RICE. .If the tit;n et the A nvil. So 7 .Voin ftrrrf; 5 doors belore Pearl tt. CI SCIX X ATI, OHIO. April is, 1.H5. I-! y jo ii XATaiATsdx Attorney at Law, Otfice ox Main Sr., DiiooKviLLr. Ind. May 10th, ISi'y. 2J-tf.
JOHN SUA UP, WHOLES ALL DEAI.TR IN Hoots, Shor , and P.iliiv-Leal
HITS.
THOMAS 11 U I ST, NO. :1 M)N ST. BETWEEN FRONT & SECOND sts. ClXCIsVVVkl, DEALER IN
Juniata Iron and Xaih, Steel, Castings, etc., etc. March 27th 1M". 14-ly.
w. & s. .1 1 . mix ia v. Tanners 5 Curriers I s W md mm w a ! MAIN' STREET. BETWEEN riFfll AND SIXTH,
cixcitVVvri. Constantly n hand an assortment ml Sole ar.d l'fftr l.either. Calf, Rinding, Lining, Mmrtecm and Kid Skins, Skirting, Harnns, kip Skint. Bridle cr Seating Leather, Shoevttkert Findings, Shoe Threads, Pegs. Lasts. Boit-Trees. .Inrlt, Tackt, Spnrm'ilrt.Boml U'ch Core, tj-e. And cverr article for the manufacture or Roots and 'Shoe, and at the I uveal prices lor CASH, CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND SKINS. March 2Tth 1M'.
W-est quarter of the Smith hast qoarler
T ow n 11, Hanre iz, cast z coniiinnni; . sen-., rci in four acres heretofore sold off" the North West curlier of said trart. Terms, one halfcash; balance in one year, with approved securitv. THOS.W. ALI.F.Y. Adin'r. Feb. J, 1S4. u-4v."' TIIOS7l5.1IAtJKIS Whiilrs.tte 't Retail Dnictt, and dVaW in rint;. Oils, Varnishrt Mini Dyr SuillN,
Comer of Loirer Maikel $ Sycamore sis , C!XCIXATL O. M )1IYSICI S and Country )fiulinnii aw r qti.-t-v to call and f xamitic fur thi m v-. The ah itc artirlrs arc of the bct quality, and may 1h had at reanniM tr ratv. Ch paid for Oiiuvtig and Ilfi ax. April 13, h4n. 15-ly Junirtta Iron and ?iiiU$.
20,000
of-
I l Y u o o I s. j Gricnies, Hardware. Q'leensirttrr. Boots; and Shoes, Eur and Palm Leaf Hats, Elorencphraid iSj- Straw liotmets.
MILL ASH CROSS-CCT SAWS, PINE CHCHXS AND TC15S. PAIVTF.n IICCKETS, TRACE ' CHMXS. SPADK.S & SIIOVF.I.S, MANl'RK FORKS, Sn IKONS, IllASS KK1TLF.S, fce. Ail of which 1 1st are determined to sell a. low as the . inn- kind of cood-. are sold in any tow n m the eastern . part of lhe State or at Cincinnati prices, adding freiuhl . only on thi heav. articles. R. Jt S. TVXKR. Itronkville, April 22, 1545. K-ly
Spices, Snlaretus, oIkicco. Snuff.
Just received and for sale bv HOG ELAND & M CLEERT. n rook. ille, Feb. 23, lSfi. 9. TO COUNTRY MERCH ArjrS, " Crockery Ware, &c. rpHK subscriber haiiicr by rt ct nt importation com plt-trd his stock t.C I'riiited and C'ummon Ware, mould inform tho wUhinir to tiurcliase. tbat Ii ran
' now offi-r for their evaminat ion out of the bst rltcttd j assortments in the Wist. He feci confident that thoe j w ho favor him wiih a call will find it to tlirir interrst l to pure has', is it is liis inteniirn to sell at low price. ' either for cash or approved paper.
ne mocr nas. oeen seiecteu "una view to tne country trade, and consists in part of 'miuua 4114 1'rinted Teat, and Tt a Ware; d d Bo Is. aborted do do Pit hers, do do do Killed and CC Platefi, do do to dtt Raker's rishjt and Xappies; With a preat variety of other articles in his line. Al-SO An assortment of Flint Ohms, which will be sold by the bon at Manufacturer's prices. VM. S. SAMPSON', No. 92, Main st. east side, opp Tnivl Co. Bank, Cin. March lt 1845. 2o.ly W. IIYI.AXI) .V CtK, SlfHOLFSADF, and Retail dealers in Staple and Fancy DRY COO)?, No. 3J. Fifth str.rt, north, side three dooreat of Walnut, Cincinnati, O. March 27th, 1343 l-l-ly Tin, Brass, mid NLccrron W A II K. rp'IE snhscrihi'r having removed hi- shop to the
jL ni- nuiHiiiic Mirtn m price It Lintlsry s store, I returns his thanks to old cn-Momers and the pi H'ie pt'iierally, for their patronaire heretofore extended to him, andwoiild new inform them that he is readr tn j furnish articles nf Tinware, it. of the mint subs'ani tial kind, manufactured of the hest tin plate, at the i lowest markel prices. Persons within;? to purchase j any thine in his line w ill do w ell to va!l and examine ' his stoc k before purchasing eUevi hcti. I STdWES.' STOl ES! A No constantly on hand an asortment oi Stovea, j turhas Cookinc Stoves of right different i7e. Vur1 lor Stove and Ten plateStoves, which will be sohj
o inr Ar-zi.
K. All kinds of Job work done up ith neatness
,Bras and iVwtrr taken
n nreh.ii.cf tr J umatv. JOHS H. Kl'D('K.
Nov. I'i, !Jil5. 34-Iy.
I.lm. SliK Twin assorted i
.s.OOOlb. Hlor.in Korij do.
f.00 American Steel;
100 44 f'.JirrlUh Ulistt rvd do
100 Cat Sted. Jnt r-ceiv-M atd f r sil ' K. S. TYVKU, H.iokvillr, Apri22, H4S l7''?'
00
0 cents
204
EASTKKN COFFEK.
RAGS Rio, choice article Tor sale tiy A. IIONALSOV it. CO.
cor. Pth and Mum sts. Cincinnati.
TF.KMS OKTHF. I M I A X A A M K K I C: A V. Ilivrn Dollars in advance. !.f0 in ms mvntli- t
I at ihrend of the vear. and an addition of
e..r ...p. s-.-.r navnicut is dt la. .'il lher.-afler.
AovKtiTlsKHKNTS.'Vir square nr les will he in. serted three limes fr one dollar, if pa; mini lie made ' in advanee; one .Lill.ir and t sent) -five c.-nts if pay. ment be delaved oiieyiar;anil one dollar and fifty rts. 1 if A iw vear-'. and in the s.tm proportion for
the time pavmenl i d. laved. I.ar.-r adv. rtisi ment for a long r'lnne w ill be ch an; -d on the sa i, princ iple ItKUSlI STOHK. 104 Main siM-et. bet w pen Third Fourth Cinrinuali. i BCI'CHF.R ANU M.I.AClillLIN w.iuld rep. ctftlllv invite ! MKIiCH VNTS &DRUG(.ISTS j to call and etamine their assortment, it being very :
larce, at great ty KKI)lTKn PUH F.S Troin our Ion? expetiencc in th hru-h maniifaetur-i inir, we feel contidei.t that onr stock ill he found sa-ti-fnetory, and (hat we shall he able to uil all, even lhe in .-t fasttdioiM.
March iTth 1S4.
BACON ! HAMS, S'ul.-s, and Soolders, jn.t from mnhehmise, for .ale hv 'IV NEKS, Sl'CAKI V Jc HUT. r.,okviII-, Feb. 12, 140. -bty. j STAY TAILOIt SHOP."" j WM. CLARK d SOX. 11) F.SPF.C I'FCI.LV inform the public that ihey w have commenced btisine.s in the tow n of Laurel, i directly over Ro.s' store. All orders le'l with them for work shall receive pr.impt attention, on as liberal ! terms as can le obtained eWcwhrrc. None but rood workmen shall be eieplo.ed. Fas'i ons regularly re , cetvei. Jan. 1, 1-4 ll-tf
and
shortest nolice.
14-lV -
jy 25.
31-ly.
FKXCING NAILS.
r. " KF.C.S 11.1;
pi JO do add
'nee. Uio fearful conseqenceof breaking vauc; but wasoveruled by the authority of ! 0 Iob' '' fc'IDL MAIN STRhbl ;
''e pledge1 , ana ike benevolent foelings w'uic'a ilie Svi:i of Temperance exercise ir a f illen brother.
her father vvh i declared that his daught er j shouM not dem?in herself by nurryinj school mister.
Tiiuin stork above rocnni
CLYCtX.V ITI, OHIO ill sell ,ry chrap fr i a'h oi appnvrd paper. March J.tli !. 14-lv.
Apr.l
1(53
For sale hr A. I N Al.OSOV A. CO.
Ninth and Main streets, Cinciiuia' 1HJ ly
A- DONALDSON, JNO. S. DROWN, F. It. THOMPSON Grocers n,d eQinrr,ission MonhnnlS, Mil) DeALKRR IS ALL KIISF filllf SEED, Corner of Xinth and Main Sts., Cincinnati, Ohio.
C. 1'KNItOSK, Wlmlehnnc Whip, .mil C.inc MAXL'EACTl'RER, So 7. F;i a friv o.y). East ot Main, Cincitinat. T AS roiistantlv on hand a coid supply of Whips
I and Canes of every description. YA Inps
Can. s made to order, or repair d at lue March 37th, 1P45
Watches, Jewelry, and Dry
CaOOUS.
H K .iihcriher hare constant! y on hand a large
antl r.ivhmiiam aNortm nt ot
Jtir?lni. (rolfi & t&ilrer Waf chest
Plfed Ware, Kiilili ami American Hrttania, Tainted j-tptied Tea Trays, 7ld and Silver Spectacle, biamoiid IVtnted .id I'nm, CVold and Silver PenciK, Silver Spoons, ..adieu, Cups, Butter Kuive, Fruit Knives. &c. Odd Fellows Rfilia, Jew l and every lriety o "1 rinitnioc. Sitx cr H'arr and h rvrrif mntr to ani r. OWRN Kt t'ARI.KV, No. II., Main st.. bet. ad and 4th, Cincinnati. A prill 8, 181.5. !-ly
T
FIRS I al hv
rate Grind tonr r cetr d and f.r m. s rys r u."
300
Harrels of .Salt.
J"t KpiT3 white led.
Tor saljby K- & S. I -M-U
F U L h I X G . In M( Y, of liir.l, Franklin rountv, md -J. f ht c'iion.ec generally, that hr lia now cti-iiutriiet d the EC LI AX G I! ESI X ESS. iid ill be happ. i.i arcomri'id ire any who ni:i call en him f..r..rk m ihll line. CAIIDIN. watt -till he atti'ndi d a. u.iit. Sept .1. 1341 JT-tt'
XEW STORE. em: A V FA I. L. il OODS. lTOCKLAXn ci. McCLEFKY hare just received I 1 a 1m autifill assortment of Fall (;ools nf the latest styles, to v. Inch ihy invite tlie altenteoi of lhe puhlic reniTjlly. Our stock consi.ts in pari of the folio ing Goods; Cnlicnpt of the finest li,hs, nfThan snlintt .Muslin Je luinrs. Alpaca lustre. Eelre's, I itirnx. .Muslins, Sfiaich, Scarfs, Il'dnfx. -Vaiikrcn, Linseys, Clothes. Cassimerct, Jcant, YaiiJif.c S c Hats and Capv, Boots and Shoe. ,roeein s, Hardware.
tui i-liw an , Ace. JVC. They have on h:ind excll.-nt Fish, both White and Mackerel. Produce .ill Im- taken in evchctiKe for Goods. Our store is located near the Court House, one door north of the Past GlHce. Mofl'att's Pills and Cheeseiaan's Balsam are found at the same establishment. September 10, 1X45. 37-ly J. n Wood. J F- Lirkin
WOOD & la VUKI.. 'HOI.ESAI.Eai.il Retail dealt r in Fane and
Staple Drv (irwxls. Al-o Flor.-nce H raid-
Straw and Pnlm Runneth. Rnnnet Trimmini:, Ac. Jcc t cheap fnr Ca-h. No. 24, Lower Market st. Cincinnati. j pt. 12, 16 .5. $7-.y-I CALEB S. IIintDSAL, ' WHOLES M.F. sV RKTAK. I DRUGGIST, MTORTERof Drmrs, M-tliei!ies, Paims OiU. Dr StiioV, Ola-: and Fancy Artit-1;, American, French, and English CheniieaU and V rfem'-ry. i ("arm r Main and Fifth s.rect, Ciucinnati. O. Manh 20, 1S45 13-1 t
E. II. in3!AX, tei.t;r in Drii1, T!ediciiie, Iainti, oils f wixio ir a lass. Agent f-.r Lmidrctl.V (J K!KN SKCDlS. Aru 2, L iwcr M.tr!;e Cincinnati. March 27th 1S1". 14-ly. Teiey II Vy C.ociNfaMK nileicribt rs resp, . trollj call lhe attention o the citizens of HrookviHr and its vicinity tn their stock of Staple and Fancy llry fiords, a lare portion of which are entirely m, 'and of- )helatst styles; it having bi-en seb-cted hy oiieof the partners, . ho has just returned fieiij the Lastern cities, hey are confi. d'-nt that th-'J' can niei-t the . vpei lati'ius of th, tr friends and the public, Thrr prices are unifurm autl "r. PA lie. K I I fit M CY. -".7, lainsin i I, ti lib ami 3ih, t'incinnali, Maieh, 2Ci. IS 14 L'-'r