Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 13, Brookville, Franklin County, 27 March 1846 — Page 3
,.,x33s Live to inch other and to our fel-j New Himpsliire. j ,.v m en-Purity cf purpose and Fideii- J The result is more favorable than even ,r to our cause, of course it would he im- the most sanguine have dared to hope for. !.We for any of its members to be guil- Williams, tlieradieal pro -slavery I.e. ran'
,v o! n-i acaon that would be a stain on ! Jidate, is beaten by a majority of nearly
t 5 lUIUUfc utiiip r.iivu
tV.? plain construction of its principles.
two thousand. WooJbu rv. tht itnuoli.
substitute of the Radicals for the Independent Hale, is beaten, by a laraer maioritv
lL!i iMVision, to a cerium ainn, is in- i;jjiiisi nun man ever. The Boston Atlas dependent, and at the same lime maintains j has returns from, nearly the whole Slate, the Sr?l principles w hich connect the 210 towns leaving only elevenjall ol which
je us iiiciiipij,"" '- ulna- v ""u uiics iu ue ueara irom. in lliese
l.. . :.. - ..r n!.i:a n .nnp -inn m ,it i.l Ul inmc -...,. n f . ... . j i .
rs r wrs i" . ! --.-.. ..... ""ui.ii ""p n ic iiunureu voies oetier
'he Congresi these towns:
bene.!', is one oiiiicicj, aiime ie.iuy wiuu uuuaoiiry. i ne Uongressional vote
, which vi-1 sianu3 as follows, in these towns-
b'ra'.es through the system. It is a prominent feature of our faith to .Sh.-.re our mutual woes, Utir mutual burdens bear.' 1 1 In.? been well said that 'every Kefor- .., . and every principle, and especially j;.SJ u'iich have had for their object the ,r.,n:,'t j.vd M the greatest number, have i ;: ! ti.c:r objections, and it would seem t!..tt no demonstration is sufficiently powc .-'.;! to convince men of the truth that do i;dI come with the range of their own r.K".--' The 0. dor commends itself, inasi.;L!.'h c? it demands the yielding of no
; io of ii-ht, the sacri.ceof no mdiciiiy. It conflicts with no religious :i. It requires of each member to .in an Kusuiiied character, and to in practice its high moral princi-
.eei; U spread iigbt ami truth, intelligence. We aim to rethe domiaiiia of animal appei purify the moral atmosphere The f pi i it and practice of man, ;.e base and corrupted sport of would produce a moral pes'.iaottrbordets, and convert the
u!chre where all its
Goodwin. .
Hale Scan. . . . i Total "Allied" vote. Woodbury
16,454 11,690 . . .42 .28,186 .25,397
t
r.ivir.
We Slid f, :;! : 1 I
Maj. aginst Woodbury. . .2,789 This will no', probably, be much reduced by the remaining towns. The Whigs and Independents have chosen one Councellor, ihe Radicals two, and there are three vacancies, which will be rilled by Whigs or Independents giving theanti Radicals the majority of the Conn" cil. This is the first time, for many years, that the Whigs have chosen a Counsellor. The Whigs and Independents have elected at least three Senators, and we hope 4; the Radicals probably three. The Senate consists of twelve members which, when filled, will stand nine anti-Radicals to three Locos. In the Senate of last year, there was but a single Whig! After correcting our returns for members of the House, we find that, so far as heard fro.ir the House stands:
excellencies and vital energies , ' , 11J. o entombed. Duty to cursives. ! "dependents; 23 :v. and to the principles we cher-! Ka. . ,; 1Q9 nanJ that e gu.de well the outer I , e ha'e therefore; 143 anti-Radicals to j 10y Locofocos. But eight Representative I-: tli'' pnges of our work admit, we j di?rIClVl?T t0l)e heard from- These .ere thaw the inestimable value of! lU Pobably be all represented by Radical iv. lv living proofs. Men are here locofocos, winch will still leave us a clear d for'ihe performance of social du ! anU-Radical majority of twenty six. combining the power of the Plcd-ei CoJs county, for the first time within e ...Caeace of social meeting, nnd :!he "recollection of the oldest inhabitant," . f.r it- member mi w hich the I hai e'ecleu" a U hiS- His name is Harvey :, , ue r.-,v.,;:u , ahro.,.! m ,r I JI,!ba' ' a,,d he represents the town of Co
lumbia. Well done New Hampshire! Cin. j
Will.
ii:io:i into a
t 12
!) the morals and intellect, and which! ut f.:il to render ns most useful to ?o ; r i.i which va m.jvj. S.:ae of the j h'.'si mi.t'is hive beeti rescued f.om i r. i.V rs f diithaess. a.ii kept shining1
Great Freshet In the Susquehanna. The Susquehanna has been rolli,, u, an angry Hood of waters, far excellmg volume and Tearfulness, any thing ever bevlv knTB,i DridS"have been' swept a-way-milU destroyed, &c, &c. The bridge at Clark's Ferry, at the confluence of the Juniata with the Susquehanna, has been swept away. Also, the old upper bridge over the Susquehanna at Harr.sburg, by the combined action of the water and.ice, and the railroad bridge below has received some damage from the umbers of thfi other being dashed against it. Several miles of the river wall of thp canal above Columbia have been washed away. The turnpike and railroad bet ween Harr.sburgh and Highspire, a distance of six miles, are six feet under water. Another report says that the Railroad bridge at Harrisburg has been swept away. r The flood in the Delaware and Scuylkill rivers have also been very great. The Philadelphia Gazette of the 17ih ult says. About noon on Saturday, the waters were at their height. Both banks were overflowed; the Dam was only discernible by a slight curve; and the water at one tune actually readied nearly to the corner of Schuylkill, Front and Vine streets. AtNorristown, at Manayunk, and on the Schuylkill side of this city, work in the factories was suspended on Saturday, the water having risen within them so high as to preclude the possibility of using the engines and other machinery. The tow-path on the west side of the river was submerged lor many miles; and near the wire bridge, the water was about four feet deep upon it. The coffer dams erected for the improvment and enlargment of the Schuylkill Navigation, opposite Fair Mount, were damaged, the blasting chambers are filled with water; and we hear the loss to the company, independent of delay, is eftiiaated at several hundred dollars. We learn, however, that the water in the dams can be pumped out in three or four hours, and that the principal portion of these works will need but trifling repairs. We are gratified to bo able to report that no injury has resulted the water works further than the carrying awav of the little
porcnes at the doors of the wheel-Lous,
on the river, between the
t nt Wi fiat rin rfln ftl " 1 - i I
IljrriUe Butcher u.-Th house of Mr . " a' , "A. '! "8"J. .a DOaV
c:; tou;ita; and the
of
pollution a
1 men. &za.. tlipm w h.n nn -t.i .
n Nese, a farmer and bupervisor of tl- Dartv consisting nf thl ccru. -n . rr.v,,,;,,, n,..L iv- r i ' party consisting of thrco men, of whom
. " uur iwo were brothers, named Beckel. cs irom Auburn, A. was entered oa ! paired about threa milo '
Van Nesa
tow
mi
Wfl4 o n -
cr.TfTPil nhnnt thpoa -I .1 ,
i;a v pmn ; !iiisi! ,!r ,t,i ,f ihn w,i. i, " . .. . " "' unsuiu
j I . ill' hl lLUi U DWI1ICUIIU I II Lilt? D.liil.i mv Hv.T, ft : I
v.iur n.u.ii, n.,,, n.ntsi jjK'ij .uisguiau ui a negro, anu .ur. van :ees, bis ,) to liie mot fashionable saloon. It ! wile and child, were etabbedby the villain, r.r.t 1-? otherwise, when men c.ir.re- j arl ar,J dead. His mother indaw and hired 1 for social, ttitellectu.iJ. and oharitamV i lna" were also stabbed but are still livinsr.
ao luritier particulars are known, and no cause assigned for the act. It is reported that Mrs. Van Ness ran
ajout sixty rods, when her bowels gushed
!ni!.!V:iV
fcenef
r r ma
floating down, thev started to mak- nri7.
of it. They boarded the boat, but one of them, Augustus P.eckel, as he approached the dam, probably regarding hia situation as perilous, jumped overboard to endeavor to gain the shore, and sinking immediately, was seen no more. The boat floated 6afely over the dam, and the remaining two were
rescued
sions were entertained of kp.
Vlilr ' ...... .
ot once named while the ! old. was torn anon f,n, , I ,7 y"" " " '"gn, as u.a snow
. 1 "viit- t naii uet-n ivinrr r..n r t .m Hnan
; -jr;:o;e3. The rich voluma of our Order spread-? open its pages and imparts lessons
Is no one can read without being per
n u, i i s iaij runs, w lien ner oowe s rtlst!t;d Debasing and sen- j out anJ she fc dead- Mf VaQ Kj .J
1 rlea:,res; must inev.tahly lose their j slid, attempted to go up ."ui for h gU Apprehensi ::c::cious books, their charm., and and fell doad-the child about two years rious da
toi-sie
. : i .i'icss ct poveity and n ant is readily ; ly across its abdomen. The hired umn suc1 cheerfully dispersed, truth elicited, and ' cceded in keeping him off with the broom-!-.:io ledge diluised." : lick, and saved bis own hie ana that of Mr. Van Ness's mother-in-law, but he is badlj
Viio Tempsrctnce Enterprise. IVraet tror.i an address delivered at :.'d Spriug, to tie Sons and Daughters of . anee, and the WaeUington Temper'C2 Uurdf. :o; 1. 11, Ir-lo, by Br. Horace "We hav3 !oo!;cd hitherto upon i he picture of the pathway and destination ol the drunkard, tli d.rk and gloomy but there
wounded.
It is said the murderer took tha road to Auburn, near which place one of-Mr.V. N's dorses was found, heiring evije"t signs of having been hard ridden. .Vt Yuri? Telegraph.
:ss, tl.ere is hope.
spi injrin'r
The greit Fire siill Burning. Strange
j as it may appear, it is nevertheless true, j that the great tire of the 10th of April, 1815,
i is unextinguished, alter a lapse of eleven
n the distance, in another iew which we -s'eu, uwi a lapse ot eleven v. Hi kov.- take of tie pictur . Let us call ! vTJRl. ' ,? pl68,nS by th "llar. of -;j recollection the d iv-F rir-T of the cau-o i . " a w&rcUouse' ,n 1 bird Street, cf Temperance, mark its advances and 6ee yCSt,CrJy' our Ueiition wa8 attracted by
i;st reason there is for encouragement 7 s , , , i ,. r,r, ,,!...;. . ? remainsofco.il : " -crr focj'e, e "crmg the lime of lhe -oJT-' S ) ,,a;f'T.WC1 br0de' have lighted ou, - o the tears of tie undisturbed reign of vrrll -..
IjAtkst. iy i,st night's train from W nghtsville, says the Baltimore American, we have a confirmation of the destruction of the old Bridge at Hanisburg. The contractor brought the miil over yesterday morniog to the western sido of the river in a boat. The break in theJPcnnsylvania Canal, above Columbia, is said to be about one hundred and fifty feet in length. As nothing was said about the Columbia Uridge, we gladly infer that it escaped without damage. Cin. Gaz.
rraoce.
The New Orleans Bulletin cf the 9th insl says: The Steamer Dr. Franklin, Capt. Sim-
smoke passing from the ruins, beinr the ! " 1 " "lie 'J "'S al me Levee was discov-
remains of coal which was in the cellar nt c u ul" ",e yesieraay morning about
he great conflagration. We ! 0 clock a!ld wa3 immediately scuttled
our cisar by that fire, nearlv I anu SU,1K ln "lteen or twenty feet water.
In,, . ' i caisurc: Uj "j u,ic ucuarieu
- ivh-wui-h ii-ijan;u oi -uarcu to. i ir vuii imiau on 5aturdav even no an.1
-j , -
! everv month 8inr, An
v. r.-mpinn.'-r tnn . I
wi.at rapiaitf the light dispelled that;
i v:iua;:riaa uamness. i or nave l - . , ,
-gotten that when the drunkard's de- "flcw 1 Mpl Ueslroyed.Al Avion.
tae Jewish lemple has been destroyed by
:r coKCCaled, there
. ?y was no lor.
O-.rit' a low-jiiutn ri j scni-.d. s if from caves An I'lv.c -' went tor;h or l-.odiU-s-s sjhost. Oi'iiiK-rouin H:id.''
fire, with all which it contained, the heav-
; Lest part of the loss being the sacred books,
'We remember when there was scarcely i !"dn , W."1C" Were 01 real "nliquitjr.ecietv organized, and when ths i.m.;.i I he collectionsof the Sepher TAora (Book
:e re.rn-crs were few and acted without ! of,ne Lawi)w composed of 42 rools of
".orrt. .liut t.,e press is put in operation, -i its nessengers, Mercury-like, are on ,.r errar.ua oi mercy. TKe messages are :.":ved by the people and millions &re dis'l.rdled. Temperance is on the march. : .es increase in Lumber. Men fly to for rcfu-e. The name of temperance
rc,.roic:ied onlv tv the abamionprl Ti,
Farchinent, and was one of the richest in
the world. This book contains a MS of the
Pentateuch: and to show the value of a j ed will prove a total loss, copy, we are informed that it is at Jerusa- j insured for S 12.500. lem only that the Rabbins may devote i
teemseives to tins labor. ears are con-
thc fires were lighted, hut as the evening was fuggy the Captain was prevailed upon to remain during the night, and the fire we learn originated under the ash pit. A number of the passengers slept on board, but fortunately escaped uninjured with their baggage. The cabin, the fixtures of which were saved, has separated from the hull, which together with the car-
go, a general assortment of goods, it is fear-
rtie boat wjj
Anoolote of a Nertraa Mm.
sumed in the production of one of these I A laughable incident is told of a nervous
ct Hch 'is i receive I-ss f-oue-it ob copics; for lhe slightest error, the slightest mn who imagined himself very sick; re- , Ihcu-h his priests raise 'the 'n-m i erasure-lhe most minute imperfection or! p?rU were 'n lLe neighborhood thithe was c . r god! The churches awake and ! inequality in the letters, necessitates the ! 1 '' , -"e was.Jobscrthesanctuirr. The ball of revoL,. i recommencement of the work. The let-' fu .".y ... . dav ,n,kln? rapid strides
larined ne.jh-
:i ;;.c;cs til. This cause of mar. nnjes- 1 lers of lhe ' ook are counted, and are two j bor ,,1 him -;..y advances, and leaves ridicu!-; and J millions in number. ith the excepii:r. ! How are you friend'" --e prostrate and confounded. It reach-! of that at Bordeaux, the edifice destroyed i "Sick, very sk'-" "'iL:'.l"'l:'t 6"t.fM;':r?eneralSovernmer.tliis said to have been the finest Hebrew; "Where now!,'
s-o ' ihe rvi ni t-i it . outward i Temple m France.-Athenian. j "After some one ti sit
t k" ..." . 1 'r S'."nS are n.ght; I am so plajued
:." It tVcaj; the Yx Z Pt.- " ! . Col SO ,T JER "R CoaoNEa.-At the tbere 13 ' can A;
Texas. I Later accounts from Texs stite tint the :
l).s,
COMHERCIAL.
The Mirket il I .
xar. i iu:ir. saies yesterday Irom storeof 2.1
t.dlveston; Hon. T. brls fi.ie, at S3 40; from Whitewater 11
cttididatcs for Conjrefs in the Western trict, are Col. Win. I J.' Cook, of II. Col. S. M. Will tin- ll.tr
ErV C br,i,f- 60; from Miami C.ual G'ZlZ zor:a, Uen. J. Lewis and Gen. Magit.son, brls at same Iiipnn s.ih,v i miuJ!''Montgomery. It. M. Williamson, of Wash- ,. i ZA ld" , ,V f, " fJ urdi brls I M.reh n, mgton, is also mentioned. ,ni", . .rd"d!! 8,,1J ,roin slore at .6j- . . -.
Administrator's Notice. 'mnp nvtsm j nTTT1
of Jane Turkrr, Ult- .,f Kranklin C-wmtv, Indiina. dr- ! . ... . ' . '
-rii intiritLtMi to sain t-utr. arr brrt.-lv rr-n.tm. . . i i- . . . . . I
,v waKr ifn-iiruiattr psyniruc, ana lltuc nt-
Aue bill for delivering to the Un:ted ' StntPn iho nnhi;. t, r j .. land
,.Uw..v, 4tu,icnjr nttlliuu in me joint resolutions, passed the Senate without opposition, ana was probtbiy acted on in the Lower House on the 2 Id; on which day the election of Controller, Auditor and Treasurer was ordered to be held. The mass of the Legislature is disposed to refund no duties paid before the 16tu inst, nor to relinquish any incurred on goods in Btore before that date from whatever country they may have eome, unless perhaps they may be cancelled bv re shir.mnt
conformably with former laws under which j
itiil rtijtn- an? rtavmnl to prwrtii
uiibat)-f. The-tatr i iiDford lo be
SOUS HOMI-SH1RK, AdinV. Il-Jw.
Whisky.--Sales yesterday of 14, 30, 7
Adinlnislrator's Sale.
d 10 brls, at 17c per gallon; one sma-.l lot XXl i XJe. Late on Sltlirday 179 brls Sol d j ' rnidenee t.r JaneTuckrr, drci-asrd, onj m Miami Canal at 16i cenm i 1'm:1""" crcrk FairfiHrt t.,.,h,P, ,iithr,KTor,- j i. auai ai IOJ CtTlllS. . al properly nfthr aid dieminl; rnntliii!r ul ten arnt
MOST UNIFORM SERIES op STAND V It D i SCHOOL BOOKS. EVEB FCBLI8IIED.
To tho engaged in the important, but ardo-
at
frmi
".'"o. j'lr.prrly.,rthridd.e.-al;-nn.iin!f ultenac-
"Jt" t M dJ.CrtSKS a.lOiliUers, City " " J'- frauna, ton, in tH,-t nD, Horse,, lag, f instructing vouth MrCirrrr-.'. cured att-nin... Mi is, .. - K'"- niis hvd ,nd sidin?;V i instructing youtn, McUcrrEY :: , : WJpei UJIm, casks extra; o3:dulka..dchick.-n..h-.,M.i.id ....I kit-hen furnit.m.: Eclectic Readers. Kos. One. Two Tubci
ft 1 C i.m hh.l . 1 - r -k II i AC. A credit of n-nr mtnihi wi'l k. n ' -
hhds Sid
March 13, 1345.
JOHN" HOMPSIIIRE,
xdm'r.
..r . U i .11 i , . . "- . IVn 1- Irnim. fir n.tm r.Montivl (liMliA1.l
lloground Saturday evening, at $.luo for ..wh approved -c.,ri.y. 5 5 . j vised, and.criUv enlarged, with manv imnortarvt
i knproveinonts. They are now La a perrmanerj
stereotype form, NO FURTHER ALTERATIONS being intended. Frof, McGufTey's enthusiatic devotion to th causa of Education, his fine taste an,! diaw
ttie Smoulders, t?4;T3 for cleur Sides, and S3;50 for Ham-". Intnl. A sale from Whitewater of 23 ke2s No. 1,, at S5;90 per 100 lbs. Molasses. Sales from 1 indiii-f veiterdv
j - -j
SPRING GOODS Now opening at N o. 21 Lower Markt-t Street, Cincinnaii by "
oo;I Sc Lrtrin.
they aere imported. They are also, as far , ,,f 1 JJ br' Molassess, m two lots, at 3dc ! S"'.t; v?rJh ,"7 nd -nin h' ' criminating mind, and hi practical experience as Can be aKPPrl.-jinf.l. ivt.ll .i;.,.l ,,. :..J ner L-nlhin. m.. ...rirt' .',n I,"'-t importation, and , . . ' .. ...
h n. r". Jlcnan' "d o,hcr,vi.i,in!; the c.tv f..r '
t Hind t lot ift. CatsimrrrM c. ... , 1
as can be ascertained, well inclined t "ive ' F-r Vilhm.
relief to any collectors who may b laid li- j Apples. Sale from store of 6J ris R.i able to suit for doinj their duly to' their m tmies, in cood order, at 73 ner hrl.
own government. Tb-i nraeeedin r3 m iht i 5 .1 r . i.n u.i. ! iWt, a-r.
Legislature have as yet take:, no positive (fl,,r hrU) al Sl;ltJ per brl. ' "'' shape on revenaeor other matters. ,. la fr . , , &,,,,. rrench J1JZlZXV.IZ: '
- - - viicu lastis ai rn Hftzhamt tun '
S,lk ani Cnt'n H-lkf. D.e Sa J-',. Ral.ri,,,,':
iirr Larr Laa-nt,i. CiH?Ao.-n.' Plain and P aid Jtrnc.s,r, lultn,.R..nnrt tan-,., Organzir'Vu. 1
i nuvirt l'aI-
oiiiio on revenae or oiner matters. Pulush A sale fi The News contains th valedictory ad- q- p. r. inim dress of President Jones, and thiinauguial nr , offiov-Prnr nj, UjP--Sales ol 2
of Governor Henderson.
Mr. Snyder has been elaned Miyor of Galveston, having received 112 votes out of 232 Mr. Allen, the former Miyur, having but 90. Cin. Gaz.
bales of Eastern, best j
quality, at 3lc per lb. Cin. Gaz
07-A correspondent of the New York ! timore
New Orleans, March 13 Arrivals frmn !
Sea: Brig Nautilus, 30 days from Rio de j
J Janeiro: sch'r Invincible. 2'J days from Ba!
as an instructor, render him peculiarly ftUsl for the department of authorship, to which ha ha given his attention. The suggestions of intelligent teachers who bad used the former edition of the series, and the valuable aid afforded him in the revision by an experienced educator, hav also furuiht-J. him with unusual facilities foe adrantageouily revising and enlarging these works.
In this series, comprising as it does, a careful
II", ,m .. . D t. j- ...
7W, Pr.,. IhrrnH, S.,ICton.Ta.-KCr.h. R.n.lir,.... '
v,:;";S?''f m 'r";",'f 4 1 ! selection of instructive, entertaining and moral
: !ihr'tacs,"s'"rI,mnof d.l.r,iCBhit Print,-. mattcr progressively arranged, and graduated
! vZirti. v'- riT oC the pvl Prof.
Wrror tells the folain ator of a n.-m. i u. n ...... : , i .ulsn., i M4-"U"T7 Irer.s and teachers,
j . l .-.r;,s. vauij HI SU.1IB uegrce ID I C f,unii,'. u i,w '. "i -ni inbar cf thn Init.Bna .rr Mnu u-u .ilif..:i . . . c ! !'. Ia m". Rihh,.ii ir.. u,,,,,,-, u.- .L uk.i. n.
i -n: :...,.;. ! 'auure oi me mill yesterday "beyond Millie... t,cc. Edn. . in the education of routh.
" 3 J
butt of his associates, on account of h
ranee;
"Opposite the member at a table, sat a j . " , sinful ivnrr ivk.. .f. I... ., .... f,-..., -J ..-.; ex'l' JlleJ
most thorough, complete, anJ efficient auxiliary
ltd f i ten bin? use hi
WarpjH'n.te & a- UUKR"1 1UI Lilc u-'i'K'l'Uicni ana ju ap-
. i ari . . . flllf
... t,.i. wtfjn liiufcci, nic- aaiL-s, ! i ock a attic Cimh, Rediii Comb
Cln.ln.i.m ' ;.u v i 1 lli. Hook A F. ve ( 'onl A-
.wwumi. itanii- us niui &i. ij isiirru i. SO ...
a'jout revising the 1 1 ws, ! " ' in smati parcels, nanny r,.; ,, "- , ;r. ",",,0"V ""on, c..m-
y-...Mr. , what ! teMlaas 3,500 bales. Factors generally I u.n.-. P.,rcu.iV-a "ns: t to he done with a jContmue firm. 1 i " y-a. n r i-,-mi-j '
liaeratelv commit $ui- I Suzar. There was a m.i.l.raip ili-iqn I i pim-haw ff-wdciiii. r w-h!.i.il' .T.Ti.,.I , lM"iL"'
mails now llue. thpri w.w nrpn ilnlln.o jiru-dC.il. BailiiL!.. U'l.l.lin- .
. - " ' . 4 1 il, l. . . . .
. . ... PT une 1-irv Comix 'Shrll and
Varl Bui ton. :
sayiag soma thing
asued hi in very grave
in your opinion. our'it
man who would de
ctce!" The learned la v miker clauaoi for Su jar. nl aiiom ill hii .l o,.
hia hands upon his cranium to support hn ! by Northern and Western buyers Trices
steady. Mjldises. Continues in good dc.mun l, and about 700 brls were sold at 22.23e. Flour. Buyers gained a lurlhir advan
tage in the sales of yesterday, which iu-
Prohibition nflljrsi R i in.-We learn ' C'.uJ" aboul 4-5iW bri viz: 2-3 brls Ohio, from'lhe Newark Advertiser that a bill oas-! V' a. fj.vorite anJ unifl)r" brand, at SI 37;
sed by the Legislature of New Jersey to
brain, while ho was solving th;s intellectual difficulty, and wisely replied, -Why, sir, I'd go Or making the rascal pay rive hundred dollars to the Slate, and marry the -irf."
... o , . .. . " " . .hi, n. uui I IK 111
..uw.r . larttrt t. Cm; i:in;li of i, , ' WOOD Jk LARKIX. Marc'i, ,,,), !!'. IIlv.
State of Indiana, Fraaktin County. " thr Prohaf C.rr frnnkl n Vjunr.,, ;,', IVti-r Hilm-r and Klizao.-th-i
prohibit horse-acing by ju?t the constitutional number of votes; not one to spare. Racing for money, or where 20 or more people are assembled, is declared to he an ofTence, and all persons concerned, directly or indirectly giving notice of it, advertising, &c. to be guilty of a misdemeanor, and punishable by 1,000 fine or imprisonment not exceeding onoyeir. Tne bill only waits the signature of the Gjvernor to become a law.
The facetious and Rev. Sidney S oith remarked, in answer to the en piry,"vih at he thought of Daniel Webster, as an orator ' What,do I think of him, s i r I slid he, 'why, ha is a 6tcam engine in breeches, sir.' Qiincy JVhig.
OBITUARY.
Itif.K-r In. iV ' Kh.li Idkr l
and Manila Hili-y hi i ll nry Itnrkafrllar, .nn Ray. . petition Tor Partition m.-i'i.l, Fr.-ili rick Dnk-, and Kt-lnvra Doike his ir.-, and Willinoi K rod and Abigail I rt-d I lii wife. V4 William Clum. Ot-nrce Clitm. ' -harh-.Clum.Sanh Jal.i-Cliiin. Mary Kliiabi-th flum and an- 1
otht-r i
nam -! d. f i.daiiT.. jr.. h. r. hv noiif,. .!
named IM-liticn-r,. Hv fl-ilisnrl h.. t .
.... !,... .1 , , . .
, , , ,. ' " ' 1 iai."I, I. tiled ttii'ir I he market showed a slight ih.-ir p-titi.M f.,r pniim.linva-ii-.n ; u,,. ( i.rk i
l.OJJdoatSl 23.200 do at SI 40: I0J d
at SI 40; 120 do at St 43: 300 do. in two
lois, at S 50, I JO do at $1;53; and 2JJ do i fLaWe Common, n K.:i7 nPr ti i ' abi.v.
Common, nt Sd;37 per bil
I rocisions
improvement in nti.es of l'ork. of which '?.Zur. f"! '.""" '"."' ".' i P. nj nc
I'mnl ST1 K,L ... ! . . a:iu in,- :iiu i. I. ml Tit, arr also lu-r. -bv dJOUl oJJ DrlS U ere SOld, VIZ: 3.) J briS Mes, nonlied to app. ar and an. r.ai.l p. tition on tin- f.rM at 10 50; 120 do at 10 50; 13 do at 10 50; 4 ) c'nn JS.Sft. co a. 10 02; and 120 do in lots, al 10 50 a on ,ht" 'ml Mmdiy nr May n.-v;.
10 G2 ner brl. a ! f m ihrU "iVZri:w v
beef, at o 70 per brl. In Lard, we only notice 200 kegs No. I, sold at 01 els, and
200 l air, at Ce per lb. About GO csks Side
Mari li Kn, Hir..
iintr, this Uih day
JL JOHNSON, Cl k r, C. F. V.
-WllFtlF. IS THE roSVMPTIVE:"'-I.et him
,l:0 , .- , i , , ,. I ""r.iui m ur. r..ir;.T M....a'n:in, or Al Ulu-allll? UlSp')5eJ Of, Viz: 10 Casks al 5lc. lo do al UC ltl.nu. It will him m in- c ... 1 ihauall th.- r. m -
" a t--r ui-il. It has :ill:iv...l il. r....sl. ...... ..
pr-iciat,pn of Us raiiny excellencies. The reauK k, that intelligent teachers pronounce it the mad
eor.ipku series now before the public The intrinsic merit of Prof. McOuRej'a Eclectic Readers, having gained for them an un-para'.U-led and rapidly increasing circulation, the
! publisher is enabled, notwithstanding the heavy expenditure in their revision and enlargement, , to manufacture them in the neatebt and most durable manner, while they are now furnished at ' such Unr jvues, that they are the CHEAPEST, j is well as the best school reading books extant. ! JC3T PrBLISHED, j McGiitet's Rhetorical Gcipe; or Fifth ; Reader, of the Eclectic Serie 4S0 paces, lOino-j i containing copious and minute rules, examples j and exercises in articulatiun, inflection, euiphasis, eccent, quantity, rhetorical paufe, modulation, expression, reading of fortry, rhetorical dialogue, gesture, and their collateral subject.-, to which at added a great variety of clcgar. reading lessons, (about ojie half prose and half poetry.) selected from the most classic writcxs ; furnishing entes- , taining and instructive specimens of various style of composition. This work has been prepared
with very great care, and with reference to making it a useful, practical, and standard book; and the publisher confidently hopes, that the RhetorUa
Guide of Mr. McGufley is well adnptcd to supply
; con-!, nude tin- exp.-ctora. i -a.y. ch.-cked the t.-di-i the wants of classes in rhotnrat r.lin,, in
.and re,t..red hel.hin car where! . , . IT. , , , , b
From the ll'ctt. Ckrislain A I-.-acare Died, at Blooming Grotre, ui tlm county, It., January G,h, IS 10, Tamz'sn Clemk.nts, consort of Richard Cle-.ner.t.-i. She was born and pirtly raised njur Alilford, Del. Her maiden name wa3 Morris. Slu died after a protracted e:eii3 of aiil.e-ti-in, which lasted two years and r.v.i months. The disease of which she died was a csneer in the left breast, which, in defiance of every elT.irt. continued its progress until the breast w ad consrmed, and the greater ptrt of her sida was in one awful nicer. The pain, the anguish, and deep affliction of such a scene, no pen can describe no tongue can tell. Her pirentsbjth died when she wss a child. I.i her youthful days she was prudent, virtuem, and very moral; but enlightening grtca showed lur, at the age of sixteen yoirs, tint miraii.y, although good in its place, was not able t ) 6ave her; and under a deep conviction o! her 1 ist conditi m, she joined the Me:h j
qisi episcopal Uiiurcu, in the sum. ner .f
tjmjti:;it!
"""i. acMCia.lv a bait's lilt 1IIUC auuut cni-r in? vmirnr.' ii ihr nick: t i i Ire.
13,000 bushels Corn, viz: 3 5J0 bus. hue Sl?.' .ee..r.ii..r . the .iir,e.ion. i , . , , ... , .-..., . r. l "-'"' r. r frew t ...itrh, fold, Dup.-p.it al 4i els; 1 5 JJ Jo Mi xed, hi ioC, 10 OO J.d.i : " vart.ni. AHVetinui ..l ilie I.iv, r.- Let .urh trv ihn , White and Yellow at 47c; and 2,500 do pu.c tj'tind"! .r.Tice '"r
and 2.i do at 5 70 per 100 lbs. We obser
ve. 1 il.Jj nf OM r ... ri mi niht .......
100 bMS a fi" vl 4 "n -i. J'l 1 i -.t dr- 1 !"' ,.,:,1k'',l ''''', "lv!.e,-Cyr.-rUad been pven j Academies, High bchools and College.
perlb. ' r;"Wh.,hes.,-r;.r no-n A.m,r--ere u , ! McGUFFEY 3 ECLECTIC READERS
j.r. r..iK..r hi man ni not on. v I'lintcu aim uuuuiiiieu at oo. ;iain street.
nlintore ou to r;,,;nT),ii rn.:.. L
W. B. SMITH AND CO. Schiwl Ilouk VuUifhai.
ellow. at -ISa nor Im. 4linnt:;H ' -.ryprni in prartiee .,f hi nr..r.-.ion. and ;
Oa.s sold from store, at S5e per h... -f-.r 5-.u tl.a, all th, ri,, ,u n. ; Dr. TE14M1.1 KI5,K!Y. , , t , . i I - - i E-CS leave to inform '.m friend-, and public pi-ner-ll-ty. A sale of 40) ba.OS prime List-j C.,-n.,;i"0Jn-ii ' lia'.lv.thathchairemov.dtothcto.n.iriirooUrillCm, from sllio Ml 20 ." ) HIT tml ' k41il ttea iTiUS. :tod .o. North ot'.the" residence of John W. Hist, , v... ., HI .J per Oil. 7!i.K ,,F , ,. i.:lFSS-llr. Henj. Smith'. Su- . q., on Mam Street, .here liecii, a! all ,im. h,.,; U tinny IjJiSS. A sale of 1000 lieV aild' v nrcutd Pi:l are all the r:i,-in llofm no, : n.il abient on professional !)-.lii;es, hecoo.iltd in th.-m-dium sizn -il IV Pir-li ' 'hildr:-u cry for them. fll...l..n P..t. ' line of hi profession, and fmpr. i hat the ..i.e. that " .-, o.l nui. j erv much so 10 Hoche.ter. The dear little rt-apon. j has Iter .Moibre attended hi pTof.-f iona! tabirn, will J UlloiC. Wrt observed a sale Of 130 brl w" ll-ve th- y are medirine, no how. i iinrr to him a libera! share of il.e public patronage- - , ., ' i I'ost jc Willis k-ep the,,, fr sale. BrookviUe, Feb. 13; 1S4?. t3w at a price not ma le public. itivc:.e,..T Daily Ad. i - - . . II.Vw.Vm. Ab.)Ul 3)0 brU rd.l VI7- 1 X ' . 1 h." "'" '" r-lr" ile .uid so th-y ouht t-i. ! J. r. e.nKin. . ruavnax.
. I'n rclnse Hi. in of S ... K.- F.i.im. nftir Ai.ria. r.nilllf n r If l l.i.it.i
brlsUectuied.ai IDjalOit
at 10.-; and 25 do lt.tw, ai2lc per gallon.
5. 12. comer of Court and Walnut streets, CKYCLMV.l 77. Tit A VRI.LKKS ill find atifartory acenmmndntionaand moderate charges, rarriav W.'.-tsml rui.d !,la,,1,!1?- C.HHtnLF.Y, fin. Marrh 2,t, 1846. I3-Iv. Proprietor.
HD7ey's Saedling Strawberry, (Of Ti irA thr .treif bcrrirt arc f. om Jive to 'si.i-ttirhr lit rimimfrrrncr, a'iri their quality Hut lurpatieil. Strr Magazine of Horticulture, amiigncuttu-
rat paprri sr'ierallv.
trill, as a seeker of r1i.Tin
after this, she told us in claw ma-timr" i".; i v TrrlH!XVLa h'J4?" r"in'-
' V -s;'"!, i.aurei, inn. taOJ Had SOOiieu Jieace to her trein'jlill r soul. 1 l," plants ordered by ac-eiMs Mill be furwar.led iih
i.ie inmost punctuality at such ti:n-s as to reach th.-ir ilcstiiiatinu on the 1st, 15th and ,?0lh of March and April. I'urcliase.-s, th.-ref ire, by jrivin; th - a. iits their orders seasonably, with rtfertnee to the aimve dates, t an b? ready to rec-.-ive their plants iinniediatelv rn their arrival, hile fresh and in r.kiiI onlc-r. A sheet containinir particolar dlr.-ctions for th- cultivation of this and other varieties of the Stria In-rrv, (t-hietly extracts from the Magazine of Horticulture, published at Boston.) is furnished wiih the p. ante ..ld. Price of plants, 81.30 per hundred ' March 25, 18-i. 13-lf.
I l
GUARDIAN'S SALS
8-I.HI-. undersigned, Ouardian of the minor heirs of the estate ..f . . .
.. . , - - " " 'Ss' iva.ni, ot oroer ! 1, J r;,b:,le, ' of r rankiin cou: tv, Indiana, Wll ort.-r ft.r sal.. .1... ........ . ...... .. ' 1
( -- , . ... ..eu..si-s 1,1 i,rooKVi!le, on
, ! ill,r'" nayot April next, at th.- hour of one
-t. The
w liiiiig adoration
.traverses tbe kino-.t.,,,,, T M ,ille cicciioii, ven. rtaies. our tormer cth-
::r lords and nobles nav it a 7 , ",an,uu,,u 7llnS' v nes, orn ana torn .ileal jar Europe. The ,r ,t;. " !s,pay " L and tuerefore had to stand aside for the 1 ship Liberty. Cant. Xarton. da..! fe..m
x- a- i . ' . . . . .
up with mo to-
for watchers, that
)end uponl"
l'he
to t
a?- t'e uf temperanc
e mn-ilTr-a nf! . .ui luc.n.i,. uivre.ij.api. xjrion, cleared iron
a:d Ile' i,:,v.,,. . ' new u'cumoant, wno is ratber green in his ; Aew ork on ednesdav, laden with
.uvi.isiii. a oe- . ... . . . . i il: . . . . . , . . . I
, o ... ....j .cou wicr nits uuiicis ui niuian .ueai, and 41 Uol)
and nlpio-ia i
- .ee j t .s i. r . 3
-.. it icii;er. It t-.ais
..... anj pr.nces, and placed ..-a tne tiaras cf kin-ra.
" remains of unfortunate humanity, grasped : make lhe matter worse his eyesight is
uPon the best, noor man. which his mic frt rrnna O.I fstorlinT nor fin i ArA-t.
-a t . IIIIBIUI iUIIV, sw--,a.saaj-wl VU J V UI lit
not lauit.
To bushels of corn. Slie cleared for Cork and
none ; a mtrket. The freight was al the rate of t thu bs gin me grace to live vmiu, wiii
i wen remeinaer lue expression, a;id s!ie then rejoiced witli a full siul. Two years afier tins, the writer inJ alio were intrned, having been acquainted for years, and Deng meubeis of the sam: class, tli only, two young persons in it. Oar house was a place of circuit pre iching for years wi:bin the bounds of the Philadelphia conference;
and again in Uino, i i ibanoa circuit
recollect seven of the preachers whjuscl
to preach for us, eat wuii os, pr iy for us
anu sieep will. us. ?wlio are now "-one. I .. ill .,.., . ., O - I, . .
iii naui- a .Jiiiiijje, IX UllliOW, Hllll a
Sale, whose trumpets are sileat, lnvm
oatained ttieir discuirr;. jw if ti..v
wno shall give a cuooi cold water to a dis ciple, in the name of a disciple, shall have a reward, my partner will; for she Ins done more than that. Mhe was a C.n istian for
more than forty four years. Her piety was! tleep, coiuistent, and uniform; and in a:l the' relations of lite, s.ia was wait thu Lord made for Adam a helpaiito, and. I thini.
camo as ner u II tint is me tnt by th it wor.i ; P '" desi-uaied, the itmiivided ... . u .l . . -
as any woman living. hen the doctor
iHuuuiiuKuu ner uiseise a can.er, s'd a,-1 jno. h. farcuh r i-i peared grieved at the nature ot her adl ctio i 1 nrj"vi"'. March 24, iS4o. 13-
aud sua, if sue had her choice, she won id
rather die with some other coaipl iint, b.u ! ?' v.x ' added, the will oftha Lord be li me; lor be ' .n-i Va "yu i
' H-111. Smith s S.icarfoated I'ill-.' Give them a trial.
j and lliey nint stand as hii;h i.i your estimation as thev lion lo in mirs. ffarlimid lie (Pa) Mi:ri-r. " The rrnui'te l-rproved Indian Veir.-lal.le Su.rar I
IC.ated Pills must have (.. Ilenj. Smith nrittenon the' f'T "fi r If - boiloni of each box: I.oek out f..r spurious imitations 1 1 .-( I ,
and t ike none hut Dr. Smith's pills. I rite il cents. rrincinul ..nice, No. 17-.. tlreenw ich s'. ,'larie brick' , hi ') V. V. j . For sale by H. ,V S. Tynrr, Urook-.ille, Ind. j Xo. 12 0 w. I l "
JOHN SUA UP.
wmiLEsM.r deai.fr in ! S5;);N, Slsop. ami -Palwi-IiCjU 1 HATS, ' !
NO. l.VO, EAST Sinn MAIX STRECT inilin STORE APOVE FOIRTU C.Nc7.V.V I TI. OHIO. W ill sell s-erv cheap for east 01 appioved paper. March 27th l.ti. 14-lv.
MvrtoLFSti.K DF.Ai.rns iv
HOSIERY, GLOVES, TRIPIMINGS, AXU VAitlFTl GOODS. - ALSO,
CLOCKS. WATCHES.
I
G f, rm a x Silver Warf. Jfwj i.hy. .e.
1 Main Street, between 4tt 5th, Vrst sin, Ci'iiiuiiati, Feb. IS, 146. t-;i
KASTKKX COFFKE.
jfi BAGS Kio, elioiee article for sale by
A. DO X A LSD N i CO
tor. Pth and Main sto. Cinciiiiinii. .il-iy.
rKXCIX(J NAILS. . J - KF.GS10.I; " .4O0 (1" '. For sale hr A. DON AI.DSOV .V Crv. Ninth and Main street., Cmcunari April 1., 1S45
Consumptica Cured. The following letter is irom a highly respectable nurchant, dated
I.e Utov.n, X. . Sept 10, 1S44.
...e m. .owing uescrioetl n-al estate, it licinir the iin.livnled hve-sixlhs part thereof, vi.: The north half of lot iiiini!er 50, on which is tuuated a two story Trame Iijus. ao, lot number 4rt, in that part of the toon of Ui-o.ikulle known and designated as "AUiirs plau"'
FKAXKLIX HOUSE, CORSER OF lUlOADWA. AND PEY STHCFT XEW YOUK. ' '
I riAH.F proprietors of the Fsanklis H.hsf. respectj B fully inform their friends and the public. tha
Consumption, ran be cuivd-that hen once it become, I lh"r " undergo,,,,, ex. ensi, r. pairs-such s. ated in the human sv.t.-m. iiotiimir can eradicate or 1 aS l'ai',uu.hroustout, and havinp a Ian-.- addiv
stay it. pro-n-ss, but that will cont inue lhe work orde- '" " "" ' " ' "re i-;atetl tor the liberal troction until its victim sinks into the crave j patronaire heretolure itemed, and nolicit a contin " However true thisn.av be ,., ,lwv, I amdi.poW-d to i umwnt ",C 5amC- v,rTrtx. doubt it in fact: indeed, n; own ex; ,-i ience, anil a de. ' K" TON n Ks. sir.-to benefit others, c imnel. ii..-i,. ptoliounce-the as-1 ., . c JOHN P. 1 R F. D WELL. s rtion untrue. You nil! probable recoileiit, sir, that e . " ,, - TlI0-,!rsr-:sj a'aoctatcd nh us in the in the betrinmn-rof jsi-t I r,e to vou statinc; that I , F""U,n ,, .. had th.s Consumption, and that it was fast hurrvinc ' ork, leb 13, 1145. !'-'. r.ic lo the. I did not then, nor do I now doubt, eit rvi ' '
s; .nptem was ton painluliy si.il.l... Mr Phvsician con-1 T! I t f IV
... , ...ii .ne ti lev . ..l.n ssH. fl OI
Sldl
you was tjiven.and 1 am happvtosav tha- bvusit.tr a 1 1 A"-V .!nr D -4,arnniA Mepica n.-.TASica, few bottles. ,f vour ineomnarUle nd-dieiiu 'the fx. . """"; "- Hotnicl analysis, neural iory
KCTOHXT: l ..i : i chin.ical ami meoical properties of plants, illus.
Oae-third of the purchase m int v to be nawl i il... ! I eiiioved better or m..n. ..i...... rrn h-K ..! 'rated by splendid colored riiijravn,, copnd Ir.uu na-
time or sale; onc-th.rd in one year, and ine-third in i"i'-. If Jou should s- me now, von would 1 !,,rf- 1 "'"V ' Pnt. . compl. n atx- r. ady f- r de. le years, from the day of sale. The second and third ! im-tain-hy mv app.-arat.ee that I had ever been 1,,VerJ, J" A"r one ,',"ir' wh he colon-ii psyuu nts l0 be secuivd by note a id (ro d freehold se- 't k- '"ih ' I had had the Consumption: but p ""'J '',u'r rrrS J'T" C'.!""5 "'d' '"nA' ", '"' "'' C. F. VLARKSOX, j that I am .till livin. I s.crine whollv and entirelv lo j - P''' tnver uiaxbe had for only fije. Specimen.
tPunrriiari. ; o..r r. . i-i.i iuhwi. LF.VA Kit SHKPPAHtl, ! V. j. V" . K
1 1 - M'-.-."!,' ... ..y i t i i i, i .....III,
-New o.-k.
, . - Mil Itlll ,-I. The mi.l.-rsiirncd will ofler for sale at th; time and
1
II
one-sixth nan a.f ...i.i I . i .. .. ...........
lots-it beu.tr the interest of M,h.. t, t : ". .' " I a LJ ,,r 1 " - row F.R OF LOX- I
and Condi tions as above. I ,.,; .. ..j . 1 r 'unrrea im-1 r J,.,t-T.r. c
(- .'to uvaio. ua.urau n muetl public attention . M i''--i-, oa., lea, niie, .-.pices, oaiaretlis.
I nrookville, March 24 1S40. 13- . I n"' structure, l he loss of the trophies is V. .-xans, x hew inij N. Mnokniff I obacco, Snutf, Ite..
- - "-I sail nr. er oe rrpiaeeo;. i tie amount of hn- ' ivwitvu i.u ,or ...r oi man si, d'eriii within its walls has been incalculable. HOGKLAXD S. M'CLEERT. Shrrniati', Lozeni-s could not have saved the head of I BrookviUe, Feb. 23, I34'5. t. Lord llastiuir, ,,r the Duke of York, although thev ' : .
...... .ii nanv a one m.n. i....h K-. ...... ..
Cj-THOUGH DISKASESmay lie fasten .,1 upon
KiiiMiii oa-M we to be thatProvidei.ee
m.-a.is wiinm our mch tor thr. r speedy
remtval .....-v.. i- ,. V. -I ---.. ...... ..m nanv a one Irom ,m e"u7h' "''' C' niptton, ! and neele, ted co.i,h. and col.U.
. . 'cnu,,-ei -Vou re enlisted i A few weeks aro, as the storv runs. cr.
"-.ii 'if r. r r n r - r. r-,x -. ... i , 1 i - ... . . -
tone !iie:sraca to il.e wit!., . ... i...i.a.,... "! J ''"'."" kno " "uriand
i 11. 1 ,M,H, .. . i ! r. ... .. '" Cherij
v..v.v.,... ... ,v tunc vvi.iittiu ju UAopv , - I' ny tne many lii.iusands ho have used
i.r complaints fr.n by far the most fata das. . I.,.,,,,:., - in a. """. J.'""i,r" 1
t:i(t
abuv
i nr
it, ilur tov-tt rfint-dr in thr world
. or the removal ; of the .,,, emir, ly relieve then, in om- or two d.v
l he Can ptrnr l. nc, , ,urt. ,ne headache in lias time than we are writine; about them. The most seep-' ileal need but lu minute use of then, to be convinced.
I alt.M nml .iicrn-o. n:-l...l.- ilav and tii'Vlil. Mi. r.nn il.n.,.,1
-.rev vc-ir rronertr vn-,e i s"- " I UJ " -niani was . me ccamp who a short t;ma since decaiopeU ! muut ot wuat be suttered, thin any of,. . hern-then.- are imitati.,,..: " u ;."" "iZ 7" ' "r "f' Taui.r. t.ii. , :? ThtsimWd wT yourjfound inaooard yard, near the corner of ; from this county with the daughter of Hugh ! er that I .ever knew. SU o.ten spokeol' ror.-n,,, .ee.dver,,. l3.2v j S'nrri!;; StZnfX.WZfZZ er tha-i ever l'-r't.v-x K ,'"I,1Varif' the canal, with its thrott cut i Spears, a young girl of sixteen, leaving a j borne in hiaven with co.npo.uro and de-' 4 x nT7. ' ' ! ,,,r'' r,Tu ' '"r Ti..e Valuable article, Vcu rl-d 1; ie-rSr S Mie"; ; AU V f"1 f' f ""Z Cd baa becn ,J her whole af i I Itt ZZXX " .re.!,xe,Tork. d to rr,ct the fee Von n x" i nc;SLbf,r- j ,lh baste, a jury empanelled and sworn ! at Madison, by the father of the girl, and is ; Miction, her nund was not beclouded !or o..u "-ncs. ...x.,if..sn,i h, ,y . h .n ,,,t. . ,--:-.--., c-,, r r.
- n. - . ... . uvt u. a I tj u i wsi iuc iuic.ui i...-'., "U:.C: lV- llB-e with this worse! were in attendar
i i:i.et.i. lie
I
ICC W no 6 W Ore tnatthf-in- irii.ll.Qtr.lia ri or,.t..rn A. .-. 1 - . 1 1 u : . l is p n .ip l.e in i ii.l K i , !.. -.1 . : ... . . ! .) .... . t.i u-......i n ... n - m , . . .. . . ... .. .
.las rp'-rn.-l, . J . . f i I w -.u...u.t, ecu ui all Ilia -- u s iiic If Hi: U'l II Cd ; T ...v amass, - as peClltiarlV ' w ......isiraior. ..1 I lie r.-iate ol J..KU . llev, SeXllor, 3 tl..i enCP.Cll hi ITICf.' I , I ant hflrtniT-.l tlx m rrr, . , n e .,....:.. : . J ... . .. . , . .. . ,ainlp ... In rr. ... K1 .. ! 1. ft.. . .... . . - . :
t!,.o--r,. , : . . wv.i ji'uuj uiiiu.iiivu i jruuenj una nui iue monj? in bis Docket 1 silts cnioyeu, ana me j j j wtio.n s'ie hn i k ...,.......,,,, nr , .... . . ......,...,..,.,V11, ny vinue oi an or-, g'OCy and Wonderful tn 1 ladv. to Whom rumnrharl naoino-t . sl,.,K- l.s..-;-.u . 1 . I's'tnti, J J . .iiw.us.b uiu b.- h ip.les,, h...l a'..a,l,.n-.-d thems.lv,-. IO despair. Dot , r of the Probate Court of .aid Cuniv, will p-oce. d :de boird of fr. ii .- . V , i ii nom rumor haa assigned a doubt- , leaving bis tamily in a destitute situation, served so Ion g, sustained her triui.it,hauiy n.me need dr.p.ir, :..u nte ...d b-K !,.,; b,, m ,.!! on .he Pr.m,..-. on Saturday the 2s,h f March, i
d Thoiirnn'a .... i- . t , l,u u ounicient eviaence was lhe penitentiary is a fit place for sue' cus-! through her list trial. Sh3 often oaid i ''"ry -urea ..t every ani at kind of puim.- at p..i....-o.ii c. t.. ih-hieh.-i bi.id.nhe foiiown.5: a uuULani.S are er.iicto.x In .u - t - . 1. . f ,n .: a-.. ' .-. ' .w...ua . . v.. v..v.. gsiUl nxrv disease. JtrxE a F.ricrT. . v. I... i "... n -1 i.r e .,i.,.,l ;.!. r-..L. Tn..l.i. :.. ..... ,
. t. U,r-e ro..r-!r. -j ' " .lut i ... " - 'S eruij , toiners. cray 1'altadtum. " 1 hsnk the Lord, tbu he U is prootred a I by impie experience . b the ;nrl, . V i,"..,. : c,.u.;,v-,o r Vim- or,k . VT
! iv,-.-m, i.: li.e
'. " 3rourse.ves under the dorious '-Came to its death bv an in8tr..m.r.t in I
tem:crant:. n-ioM r...i,T.. . . .t . e . " i
eeze. sUrA'. ,'8: 1 . V-' 5.U !D?, lte ftrt!,.M . . W- Different nations bave ditlerent
y ,k JSi . i . , tU 601 oein3U9edDy k'nds of loafers. The Italian spends his d thn i.nnmu . thf. handd of ia mml... 1.-
time in Sleeping tha lurkish loafer in. dreaming the Spanish in priying the French in laughinz the Enirlish in swear
ing the Russians in gambling the Hun-
CALEI1 S. ISL'RDSAL, ' wnor.R.a tt.s Ar. BETAir.
j) n u g g i s rn I MPORTER of Dmtrs Medicine,, Paints, Oils, Dy Slu.Vs. Glass and Fancy Artichs, American, Frn,h and Eni;ii,h Chemicals and Perfiim. ry. t'om. r Main and Fifth c.rccts.Ciueinaaii, O March 20, IS45 13-1) rr r? iii-t i v
DRtl.KR IX' " ' Drugs, 2edicinesi. I;ii.H, OES d WXDOW GLASS. Agent for Landreth'n GARDEN SEEDS. ' So 2, Liwer Mirket tt. Cinciiui'tli. Mirth 27th ls.5. M-Iy.
a c every breeze.
riecn Re foe is
Shew
repulsed the enemy i tbe hands of its mother.
! The Eolemn .-pn el.ieaJ 1 1. - I...1.,
. "- w.uuu, suu iue uuui
. ucnrl.l r.xr nwt lA-KriX ll..,.. ; . . ....... ...! Ill the wo Id for the cure of rou.l. ..... ..-....-.. 1 lion ?4. Imn 11. of K.nri' 1? nnriL 7.1 nr.n.m,l ....
, ..w.av.v...u, .. uw.w.u,u io ii iiiiii auui. . .... . . ...... .ii. ...i. ii. - - - - - - - , . . ... . r ku sthma. W hoo-.lim- C ouch. Hmi.li.ii. ... : ri l.n.. Ii.,.- r.1 ftireet.. ... Iw. ...1.1
IlianlZ IhH If -.il.spni se f... . 1. . 1.:. ..... ' - . '.-- i.ii.rr
was ordered into the hands of
a pron9r ner-
Keconipr tin il , i son whose busmpsis! xca tx t..e. i....:.i
i ' , i , i j -- s . u.s, uuueu la
r s"Dscril)ed to our Hranch i ,ne law directs,
- -iu s. i ri
e ShcHwvillj Re
:ribed to our liranel. : tbe "law directs, when it H..r.r-
. - lilt. I 1 1 (" R(ii,An tt.. I that tha cil rtx-eH nrnr.. f .Kr .
(,...., . i ., , -"--s-s" iui; xir. s Fc v. su i mam. was a -CV i . s 1,10 total "mount of wcll formed Boll Baby! which had been
y t
thank the Redeemer, for throjJii his nur
its alone we can obtaia a fitness for that heavenly hjine."' Sue aisj ot'ien said, The Lord kiD.vs my hiirt. I would n .i wiliingiy sin; yet 1 am afraid it is wrong to be eo anxious to die as I am.- bat ii it is. I
garian in smoking thu German in drink- ' cannot help it; for I want to see mv ne-
ing-the Amncan in talking politics. W hich! home, and Kno.v a.l about h." er Ustex
hsease, of the Throat. I.uil-e or Breast.
yet used it without finding relief. '
of these ditfeient kinds of loafin is the most
icn is upwards ol i 19.000. i prepared by an ingenious niinter. u-hn i,t 1 j..-. :- . i:...
. - wi: certainlv ensnrf K ..eriT,,,.i-:.. ! I scrurcA ;, ,t. k-r-.. .... j" """"" lu -"""'iiy.
- . - -1 'viuwuiiMkHBaiii" ut gti uciuic ftllUMC'l ill.
'?etionof the road
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tVe.-,t iZiZL TJ l k0S s f "IV 13 our name B.b!" -No." -What tua aau, the chagrin at being bnrabug- it th.,?' uwu- .. ged answered for hi! fee! The joke wis n.s I .1 o Uy " Mo" calls me considered too good to keep, and is told in u"b-b"lher Sam call, me Will-mother high glee as a dead shave on the coroner. ' ,Ine s"ny but dsd laughs, and says
1 Ih Trap. The New Haven Rets-'-es .in account of the latest Yankee --n, in shape or a patent spring fish by a vert- delir.ita :. :
- --.s. -u. Ill (.ClllUUSj as soon a n fii, ..
a.hhV .1 "I' :. T. . - -'piS IO
.uv; can on ine nook, a second boot i ""'D UCBirca lDC cierK lo ! , r , f"'""")' " Jews 00es down, and ctrh l;m ; ... , . I Led itth, 27th. and 2-th. verses of the 1 ' hemselves at their passovers. the
, .v- ..ui, , u jCK . , , , r J I lfft-lra .1 . . t .:. . ' . .. ' .
Cm. Com.
ICfV.
j that I ought to be called Bill, of rights."
wm, "Think Heaven, I am -a n TilwlfF?: ' K I . . . . . ... 1 Inr above medicine i nwi iionie. Ioa t yoa think I am! i Hut t iiaiie, iiraok.iiu-iu.i.
Xo ane ever ' beirmninr at the South WVst corner of iiaid ntiartcr.
: ihei.ee Xonh to the ncht hand fork of the Walnut fork I (of P. lie Creek.) thenct do n said fork, wilh the m...
JAYVE'S ALTERATIVE has cured innumerable j ander, or lhe branch, to its month, thence down lhe cas of Rheamatisni. Kin Evil, and l)i-ase,of the Walnut f..rk, wub the meanders thereof, lathe first
m ...iiaDier oi case, oi ij-oilt, anil xcxvral case, of ; 'otan urain on iue ,.e;m sine, tnencc ip ,aia drain.
, .s ..er. a..x. i,rr twenty cases ol lancer and. Cancerous Tumours. Upwards of aixty cast-, of Gotu, ur
. .......v..u, , i.nitx n.-cK.i inn reini.ve, sick ami j morUid headaches, and impart, viij r to the whole
traine. i-rvpareu and sold only at Xo. t South Vhird
flic tale at the D.-nij Store of
13-3 w
A CARD. DIl. TJIOS. 11. SEW ALL RESPEC I' FULLY o.T r his professional serxire, in the virion, branch-.-, ofmr.licin.s. to'i'iie. .....
Zens of Laurel and its vicinity.
Fancy Dry (iotnlx. fl'HE siibseriliers rraperffully call the attention H. the citizen, of BrtH-kville and its vicinity to tlie.r stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, a lar'e portion of which are entirely new, and of the latest tyle,;- it having been selected byoneof the partner,., who ha, just returned from the Eastern cities, they are eoiift.
i.h its meandent, to "the smith line of uid quarter, n' ,nat tltrjr can meet the expectation, of thuir thence Writ to the mace cf tv.-ciniiir. enntainine- fir friends and the public. ......
acres, more or lex., except one acre heretofore raid oil' i Their price) are Uniform atlti ... the South Writ comer of said tract: also the Xorth . " - - PADGETT MACY West quarter of the Somh East quarter of section ii, I7, Main .trees, bet. th and 5th, Cineinna'ri. 1 own 1 1. Ha n re 12, East id containing 40 acre,, except March, 20, 1.144 .... , jj fiiracr-s heretofore sold off the Xorth' West corner of : . . : said tract. Terms one half cash; balance in one year, ' r, l l11tl' . with appmved wcilrity. . J 1 A HU , I- A 1 14. THOS.W. ALLEY. Adm'r. I miir sebcrilers ar: now ooeninr asnlendid oi-
Frh. i4'.. ' 9 4w. I -hient of Hardware, comiiaisii.c; a larije and rene-
pression
most ho
Ana in a lew minutes, she ceased to breathe, w.thaul a struggle; and all was Still- HtCllAHD Ct'ExtfiSTS. I had the privilega of admiiiisivtrnig the sscrament to this ag.d couple njt long be-
torethey ptrted Olleirth. an.) w l.arl a Hnildin a liiMitur Ihe sure l" - ii BU1CHEK AND McLAUGIILIX would rxnect-
otherSel t! I'",' ' i is.,. j :M KKCHANTS & DRUGGISTS " brother l laments, 1 preiched his wue a iu .j .. .. . :- '
I II11IV I XI intDi... . ... . ,
Hi, office is' in the
JBIIUSII STOKE.
104 Main street, h. twn Third Fourth Cincinnati.
, ...... .,, .ti5s ua head, and he is a "gone sucker."
A- W" k t t j ... I iT' A SrinicK . . i
K.a.iina aesirea tbe cters to ! - - tne Jews n(,rai 6(.rmm ist h-r..r .!.. ..... k.,,..i I innv t ai , r,,.,.
d thc'dtiih. 27th. and 2Sth. vorof theirt'i" tbemselves at their Dar.vr .he1..... :i aj..-,,
okofGenescs.no Bible could be found i Moors at their Marrias. and th. i.e .T ! .T .... . r:.u 088 lM u,' 01 .. Attorney at Law.
W.s!,ington LVy fcr long time. lain, in their lawsuit,: ' acu tirr c on Main S r
M IV I'll II, lIt.
j TABLE k HOCKET CUTLERY, Fil, Saw, Sickles, Srthe siittith Hrnd Minnrt ' Forks bhoTt-ls and Spaile, Naiii-, W irf, Aurila,
i ict--, hmUii s UvlUiwii, Locks ma i.atrbf-t ol t-TcrykinH m se, butt, screw, CarpfiiIvt'a foolsy C(Mjt-r tools, ftc. A!.Sf GUXS. PISTOLS, Ac. fte.
Tojfihcr mith every article usually found in a wrll a-
in
I LEV.
I I a ret, ai-trrratlv
KMitvr.u r n H KS. j suricrt Hani app tr, to men in-? tnricr tne attrn j I ntmnnr Um e--inc'iii ihf brnh manufaciur- ttn f mn-haiit-, Mcchat-ics, ani Farmrt Term
Ihliink-vil I r Ivn 'nT ' cr.n!nlfii ihai ir -tK"k will K found a- (' .SH. UMAX ft RICR. iniuK. 9k M.I.K. J txijirtitrr. aiitl that f mhr in nut all, t-ven ; .It thr s ci thr Anvil Srn fi7 Mam street; 9 deor be. f. ; hf iiiMf'fet-iiM.iMi .r'Vcf !. t I CIX VATI, OHIO. M.trch -.Tih le-js. 14-lv. April 1, 134 .