Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 15, Brookville, Franklin County, 10 April 1846 — Page 4
MISCELLANEOUS.
From f.'ie .V. ir-l'ert Mirror. The Creole's Courtship. About fifty miles from New Orleans, on the wesi bank of ihe 4 father of rivers," resiJes a geiulemm by the name of Pierre Gervais, vvh, U half sugar planter, half merchant, and who makes semi-annual visits to New York, for the purpose of receiving the avails of hsi shipHtentscf sugar,
an 1 to purchase gooJs. It was on one of these occasion?, as Gervais sat at the window of his boarding house in Broadway, about nightfall, one evening in Jul, that he caught a glimpse of a beautiful creature, who was scudding along thouh the crowd. 'Heavens how lovely! I must see her I will see her again,' said he to himself, at the same lirco catching up his hat, and rspiliy leaiug the house. On leaching the pavement he was disappointed in not discovering his charmer she was lost in the crowd. Hurrying on, and pushing pedestrians to the right and left, he forced his way through the throng; and after passing three or four cross streets overtook her. He wished to, but dared not turn to have another look his courage failed him, and lie passed by her. After walking on a while, and reflecting on the probability of his ever seeing her face again, he concluded it would be impossible for him to do so then, without appearing to be impertinent; so he abandoned the project and crossed over the street. Cut soon, a reflection of the glimpse, which ais natural eyes had had of her exquisite beauty, flitted across his mind he then became resolved, and swore he would see her and speak with her. Increasing his speed in the same direction that she was going, althogh on the opposite side of the street, he soon recrossed and met her al
most face to face, ddresring her, said he. 4Mis, you are walking late; may I see you safe home?' The chase had now been kept up for more than a mile, but fortunately for the pursuer, the deer was not aware of it she paused; and hastily scanning his appearance, the rich silken fringe that gave addi
tional beauty to her pura blue eyes, suddenly fell; and she hesitatingly replied. 'I am indeed out late, sir, find will thankfully accept your offer, to protect me home.' His arm was offered, but it was respectfully declined. He spoke of the weather, the throng, the city, and other commonplace mattsrs, in which she joined briefly; but so pleasantly, that Gervais felt that she did not view him with distrust. "on they walked, until arriving in front of an , house in street,
sue sitijipeu aim saiu iu nit
jeredher, a;J to-explain the reason why ' ; she was compelled to avail ketself of Uit
services of a stranger. She rud Ueon pissing Hie J?y with a friend, in the icinity of the Bowliua Green and as she wai about to get into an omnibus to go home, ascertained that she had lost her purse. The silly girl, instead of
going into any of the store;. in Broad. ay
soni, he raise-it it, their lips met and when the next packet sails for New Orleans; a bride, embarks ith him. lobe the mistress ol a hundred servants, and loci well among the orange blossoms f L-misiana.
Death of an Editor. It is with the sincerest sorrow that we learn from thetYasliinglou orresp -indent the BaltiiH re S.in ih.it I'.zuv Ho-.dcn, Csq., the accomplished and lalciiud editor of Philadelphia Saturdiy Courier, die.i
I in Washington City on I'liliy Ust. a'tcr
j an llliness of only a few days. Il.it a te.v
and borrowing the money; (where she and ! brother Ruaael; her mother are not at all bashful, about run-! 'Ioubttes you know that the OnrangOnning up long bills, as my cashier caiitesti- j tang is considered a powerful brute; esiecify.fattempted to walk home alone, adist- ally by our ntive Africans. He is declarance of full three miles. The crowd pre-.,d to be in overmatch for the Leopard or j. i ., ,-. i . v,, ..i.ioi ! Alligator. Tiie Boa Constrictor is torn to
Kf.,.-;.i .man si,hsrm.i:,.m.iP'eces by hi.n. anJwoarelold that he
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ed this alarm you
attended her home
Ojrauj Outanj.
From Africa' Luminary, Sov. 2fi, IUS. week.! 6illfie, .Mr. II., in COlll.ltny Willi his The following account is furnished us by amiable wife, visited the metropolis of bis
country where their society was gjuglii.
after and enjoyed by many brilliant and in
'" a'r T . i makes no hesitancy in clubbing off the el- V" T T V ucf'e' " J loott ,m perceived and politely , , llllrudeJ hii dulling. The -Wr purpose, s. I shall be pleased, ! Orang, of curse, is greatly feared, espeei-1 f runga sees of letters fori
tellectiul circles. They reiurn-Jtl hum;.
buoyant in spirits and high in hope of many years of utnlloyeJ happiness. Adoui to weeks ago, .Mr. II. returned t the Federal City, in company with the
writer of this article, anJ took lodgings at
mainly.
Lis va'u i
and so will Mrs. Brownlee, to see y-.u t . aU , -f W(,inH.d itl , Ue body. It is d anger- j wJornalbut partly, however, asja re.axa u.hcn KIIpii mv daiifhh'r ran i. i. ... t;n i .; i.o i; r-i h r. XI mr I tiou from bis arduous professional dunes.
herself thank you for your civility.' have been the deaths caused bv this furious wo we8 2 yesterday inor.iinj;, on Gervais rladlv accented the invitation. ' animal when wounded. ' l,fav'n? " l"?Zl0lX .for...C,RC,?!,V: e
and the lime which he passed in the socie- j Oue of those fell i.vs has piid the neighty of the charming Ellen, whom he visited ' borbood of M vji.I Andrew a visit. This, frequently, dining the few weeks thai he j we learn, is a g.iod omen. Some grand remaiued in New" York, weie a.r.ong the warrior is to arise and da wonJers, or some happiest hours of his life. She possessed a otl'er ?re" S is too . me to pass. 1 1.4 Y . . .-. 1 1. .. ! present Oraiiir, is found by magician rewell cultivrted mind and was altogether a , Xq bj ttc..oU(Cr hn.. Ofoneof our rare combination of beauty, grace At love- j ie.;IIlCn'B 6unsa large bodied, short, how liness; and when he left her for the sunny , legged, parrot-toed fellow, called i gwz south, it was with a promise, on her pari to !err. Ki gwaver acknowledges this himcorrespond with him; provided r apa would j self, and declares he intends to hurl no one,
not object.
but only make the people fear a little; and
in fact seems very proud of his "o'er heart."
Six months passed a way, and the Creole ! - p attempted to hurt the O.irang Uuih 9X nr.Tniifirv 1 S lfi ! tang unti 1 last Siturday, as it is declared
in the same ci.v. where hP had left this i in C Uith, that the inoment tl.e beast
bewitching girl. The streets were covered
with snow, the sleighing was fine throughout the city, and the pountry round; Broadway was thronged with sleighs of every description; the whole city was in locomotion; and as the soun 1 of ihe bells gingling merrily, mingled with the gay laugh of the happy people, as they passed each other with railway speed, it seemed as it" all the world was enjoying a grand g ila day.
Gervais had called on Mr. Brownlee &
received the sum due him
dies, Ivi ewaver is dead also. The uiai
ci.iii having spoken to that effect, Uc young man is held responsible fur all the hurt his "other heart"' may do. Ki-gwavcr is not adhering very strictly to his promise, for Tuesd ly beiure last a man went to cut soma timber for his new house, nni by some means disturbing the orang, he salied frth upon hi in very an. grily, obliging the poor lellow to leave his cloth, aud swim the lake to save his life; which his hard swimming like to have cost
shook hands and parted with our kind-hear
ted and gitiod friend, leaving him in the enjoyment of the firmest health and his usual joyousness and buoyancy of spirits.
On Tuesday last (Juxt owe week after e last saw him) as we learn from the correspondent of the Baltimore Kan, Mr ILdden was con lined to his room, and it was soon found necessary to apprize his de voted wife of Irs declining symptoms, who reached Washington on Friday morning, just in time U sets the object of her affections before his rpint had departed to God who gave it. Mr. Hidden was in the prime of life, (being, we believe, about forty tive years ot age) and in the zenith ol a well-earned prosperity, having, by bis varied acquirements and untiring exertions, riisedSaturday Courier (nhich was his ,1 luJable boast aud pride) to a position the most proud aud enviaule ut any similiar literary journal in this or any oilier age or c mniryVe have now neither time nor space to speak of the miny virtues and noble traits 01 character of our deceased friend, but can only say that lr; always bad a ''helping hand" aud a word of kindness for the needy and distressed, and that as a Husband
and a Father he was ever faithful, ever
NEW GOODS AGAIN! F11"K subscriber h;i jut rvct ivt-4 direct from he I KaMrrn Markrl, and is now ojn nine at hi More
i lie irv.tm uml tppronchiii! -. ason; amour which rv: j tin and Suflrrjinc cloth hJ vat ivtts relmrt; J fto tin cnMsimcrcM ptatn r fath paftrrnt; A ttnorl attortmcut of Satinets pl'n offish patterns;
Kctly if httr ana c'fic tiatittrtt; t ar't. Vrrrfft: atut K?nt,urk f, Jrans; I V attract of almost evert grade and style; fitngham and cur lain caticu; Laic n s Muslin de Lai art and Balzarettes; Hark and h'anry eol'd plain and Jigured Jlpaccas; Mark and other colored Silki; Sartnet and Bonn ft Silks; Rtark H'htteand Pink crape; tt"hte ca nitric, Jarniir i- Mutt Mutant; Book, Siciss Buhinet Muslins, plain mndmfigd; k'ish Ltncn, Linen Latcn and Rishnp Lntcn;
Shawls Drrss Hrk'fr and Stk Picket Hrrk'fs; Vrits. and Ladies' It'hitc Packet Hrk'Jt; Br st AT'rf, Silk and cotton Gtnres; d do do do Mits; S7tint Siik and Marsaillcs Vesting; Black ttatia,Si!k Hd'k'fs and Satin Sfrkt; .4 variety of Lace, Edging Pouting and tnrrrtion; A splendid assortment f Rihbons and Bonnet; ALSO.f ir' assortment of Hnrdirarr Quecnstcrre end XaiU; Hi itt Ptttl Shrtet; Fur H oot and Palmetto Hats;
ILrnthrr rtfnn tarn. LIKEWISE: -i gerral assortment of Crocertrs, tncfudtng an extra cuatity of Mafa mr.d Purt H i net. i All of which will he offered low for ch or country produce. The pu'die re re pcet fully invited to tall
j dire for CoiiMtmption.
I- I fhc Aflliitcd Rcatl. THE. JLL P'jtrtZKFVI. KEMF.DY IS SE.ig TO i 01 It DO Oil
him any how. Last Wednesday morning.
i .nail.A. ... . t. 1 K I I .
Andonen.iui : " j ' " fcind.
rin? after the familu. was invited to i..iu!J" . .-..o - ""S" -nr. llolden has left a wne and ae in
. . , . i f , i c:uj in uis inouin, cams very near overathem m the family-sleigh, u. a ride the fol-; killg the puor fMoWt Tus 8Mne afternoon
lowing oay upon tne liioomingaaie roaa. ; aiiotner mm was made to leave his raft-
True to appointment he called at the ; ers in the woods a d fly, and ru;inin ' over
house, and was informed by Mrs. Brown-1 a stump hurt himself very much. On Fri-
lee, that she herself was not well, and that "ay Ust, ne took possession of an oU wo-
XOT1CK.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry! It ll.l. .MIKUi l.i.S .t EK 1'E.iVt- MOKE Li tHESVE OF ITS SI KF.IWISG HE.ll.TH KESTOH.l fll E I IRTCEy:
From Dr- Rakr, Spriunfrlit, 7VatM ro. Ky 'Siniiprt-id, Ky. May 14, 1845. Mi--r. Sanford & l'ark. tinls i taWe lhn oppurtuiilty of iiilorimn vuu of l mot n-markablc curr
pi-rlrind npuii rut- by the mt ul 'Ur. n isiar s iiai- ' Hill Of Willi ChMTT.' "
In ihr year 184U 1 was taken with an nftaraatmn of
MERCHANTS who ai in thr Kaliit ofpurchamp ' tne txin. which 1 labun-d uniHT lor n k wurn I ;Kidt ill Cinciiiiiali would avc tln milvr a ! cr-iiliially rcoTrrrd. In Ihe fall of 1841 IwasattackSn at d.-al of ironble by x-ndin? ord-r l u for Mich ! t d wall a t. verv cold, which M-atcd ll-lf upon my ariiclt-tasttiry may w'ant, which we will fill on the lung? and for the upace of three year 1 was coli nrd most accoinmodatiiii; tt-rns, and w arrant them to be i to my bed. I tried all kinds of medicine, and eve ry
a iht-an a thrv can be had west of the mountain. variety of medical kid without benefit; and thus
We keen con-untlv on hand a Ur?e stuck of every I wearied alon? uiuil the winter IS44,
description of lry Clondi, ami are prepared to fill aqv j '" ittar'i Balram ufll'itd Chrrry." ordiT that may be entrusted to u. f we have not tke M frielid persuaded me to gitcnit a trial, though article ordered we w ill pet it on a (rood ternii a the , I lad piven H( all hope of recovery and had prepared individual ordering ihe stmt could ?i't it hinKelf if lie , myself for the rhaiijre of a'lolhrr world. I h rough were in tlw city, and bi-tter for wv are constantly in . their ftnliciation I was induced to make I'se of the the market ami cannot be di-e ived as to Ihe value of , Gt-riuttir H'.jtrr's Batiam H'tld cherry The effect
the article ordered. The siricicst attention will be was truly atonihinir. After fi-rr wart
paid to all orders sent us, Hep'ly j pain and iiHVritifr; and after ha inc spent ftut or
nuuiii i.am. yier nunarta d,.ari to no pirpose, auu tne uest ana P. S. We have been in the habit of receiving or- i most resntciable physicians had proved unavailing, I
ders of ihe above character for sometime, and have was soon restored to entire health by the blessintr of
concluded to iihv particular attention to lh'm in fu-
liire.and lake this method of informinir merchants of the fact. Send oa your orders, and we'll corrantee tisfaction. W 8c I. Nov It 1845 -ly
'I am now at home, sir, you are an en
tire stranger to me, and I doubt not that to you, the acceptance of your protection
appears extraordinary I cannot now give an explanation, sir: hut you will oblige me, by leaving your card.7 'With pleasure, Miss,' said he, handing her his card. She thanked him for his politeness, as she was pleased to call his service, and tripping up the steps, pulled the bell and bade him 'good evening.' Still ignorant of the true character of ber, who appeared to him so lovely, Gervais lingered at the foot of the stairs, hat in hand, waiting further developements.
The door was soon opened by a well
dressed black servant, who on seeing her exclaimed, 'Gor-a-mity, Miss Eily! Madam send ebery whar for you and is gone, de Lord knows whar your farder is wurrin
Hi to kill hU-acf, and him and Mister Robert !
is gone noi f and souf to hunt yer,;and left no gem mm to home, sep ole Abram.' After hearing this speech and bidding h"r 'good niht,' the door was closed, and Iervais turned to leave. II Is curiosity however drew htm back to read the name on the door plate, and while on the steps he overheard the old negro say to his young mitre.-s 'Ya! ya'.MUs E!Iy. you no ax de em-
m w in-y i, ya: tienj s'lam ng his head and looking very jwc, h added 'Tukkar, tuk kar, Miss Klly! de Lord knows old Abram won't tell on you, but yon is so sweet and so fashnnating, and white man bery nnsarten tnk-kar. Miss Eily!' 'Weil, well! Abram, that will do you nay now go to the kitchen.' On looking at the dojr plate he saw the nam of the Senior of the highly respect -
her husband was unexpectedly detained
by a business engagement, and had sent a messenger with his 'regrets,' but hoped
that Mr. Gervais and Ellen would have an agreeable ride. Miss Brownleo soon entered the room; her appearance was transcendanlly beautiful, and as Gervais took
her hand and assisted her into the sleigh, and gazed upon her lovely face, he was happy, he was very happy. Gathering around them the rich robes that lay in pro-
man's farm, where he remained all day.-
Thai week I heard of the death of Mr. Geo. Crawford, and was advised to go rlowu to Monrovia and seule sjhi; business. 1 hired three men, one carried my clothes and a parcel ol little bisk .its 1 had brought ut for my friends children, anather carried sjuie. rice and provisions, and the third was to help me over the Witer. Little Jones who ollj.ved me to the little rivulet Miy, went on before. The rivulet was swollen verj much; to over 6lt feet wide, jumping aud
Little Janes must
teresting ,young children two sons and three daughters to mourn bis premature decease, with whom we deeply sympathise in their ailliction. O'iiu Uhkih.
"":ion all over the crrarefnl vehicle, and : roaring tremendously
taking caio k,t ien was enveloped 6e al ""Hbing, SJ he jumped in Ad swam
tiini ueeu 111 inrs, oervais geso die word i
'go.' Old Abram cracked hi whip; the no
ble horses 'pulled out' finely, and away, away, the Creole and his fair charge dashed out of the ci'y, and do wn the Blooming-
dale road. He had much to say to her, & although j the opportunity was excellent, could nut for bis life muster coinage enough to say ! what he wished to. He seemed to be suddenly struckspeechless. Five or six words, which he had repeatedly tried to utter, lay sticking in his throat, piled up on top of each other, to him apparently for ever fixed;he hemm'd and haw'd, then looked otT one side of the sleigh, then the other, that he might ace something to talk abmi' that
j would remove his trouble and give him re
lief; but 'divil a word' could he lh:n' of save the gingling of the merry hellsa tras silence. Presently the ice was broken. 'This is a very heavy fall of snow, Mr. Gervais.' 'Yes. Miss Brownlee, tery;
what a monstrous sugar hogshead that i,
Oa reaching the rait and trying to get on
it, who shuu'id speak to him irom a tree close by, hat Mr. Ojrang Oatang. The little fellow j.jst fell into ths water and in a lew minutes was standing, with a sharp eye and restless foot in tlu rear of mo. I could not see th j creature, and was indulging in a hearty laugh al little Jones, who hid no laugh in him. I imitated the Orang, and made other noises to make him go oil", thinking if hj did start that way, 1 would hear him co ning. In the midst of my glee, who should appear within a few yards ot me, unperceiv?d till he made bis tremendous Whoo, IVKoo, Wlioo," but a huge orang outang, looking to be some six feet high; with a broad, thick breast, ath
letic arms, and a white face. For let thoso remember who orang outang us, that a large
07" Tha only surviving sister of Mrs Madison died in Jefferaon county, Va., on
Friday last. The amiable and excellent lady had in early lite married George S. Washington, nephew and one of the heirs of General Washington. After the death of Mr. Washington, she became united in marriage with the Hon. Thomas Todd, of Kentucky, one ol the Judges of the Supreme (!ourtofthe United Slates, whom she survived for many years. JVeic Albany Democrat. Terrible Conflagration. By the great fire which occurred lately in the government vf Tobolsk, Russia, o peasants, 66-! horses, an 1 913 ha id of cattle were burnt to death; eleven villages were attacked in
the course of its progress, which extended a distance of Ul) French leagues, by 15 in breadth. In 10 of the villages there were destroyed 13 mills, lio'J barns, and 77,000 ricks of bay, besides an immense quantity of wood, Jic. fhila. Times. (J-A man named B. W. Pancake (that means buck wheat) was married a few days ago to Miss Maple .Molasses. The Rev. Mr. Butter officiated in the ceremonies These was sweet and greasy doings. A Useful Senator. A Washington letter writer gives this sketch of one of the U. S. Senators from Georgia. .Vetc Albany Democrat. Mr. Colquitt is not only an able legislator, but a ound lanrver. and a o-nod nreanh-.
majority of these animals have white, and er. He is a man of decided talent, enernot black, frees. 1 have seen several of gCtic, persevering, and industrious. He is them alter lhay were slut, and others alive, ! 6aja to have made in one day, two stump anj they were most all white, hairy-faced j speeches, preached two sermons, argued a fellows. 1 do not intend to say by this that case in court, and joined a couple in the hothe white man is the intermediate link be- i Iv bands of wedlock. He also nrnmiapj.
that one by that little store there.' Sir?itwce" U3 a,ld ll,c toWdr order of ai,i'"als. according to his friends, another very emi-
DODD'S fashionable: hat store,
144 iTInin Slrt-et,
' THIRT1! THOUSAND PERSONS j FALL VICTIMS TO CONSVMPl lOX IX IHE j L'MTKU STATES ANMWLLY. I THK caue of the evil i, generally overlooked. j hort dry eolith, or nt tjleeti d tuld, is l he pn cursor. i '1 hese are deemed unimportant. Pain in the side, hectic fiver, and niht nit, lulluw, and d alh tnil ' the Scene Wuulil inq find a. HKMKDV FOR I II K. EVIL, j Here it is 1 lie experience of more tlian 20 vears in priia'.e piaelice has proved its t fliracy, and ince it. introduction to pulhic notice, although (it has now ! be u offered but a few months, its sale nas been un1 prccedented, and its j.ucces beyond auction, great j so much so, that it is declared to be tlicgreaicM remedv in the wo rid.
ASTHMA, pr, that fearful and di-ttvs-iiit; mainly, h ii i, n ders life burlhensiiine durinjr its continuance is subdued w ithout difficulty by this great remedy, and the urFcrcr is ennblt-d l its use to obtain .quiet repose; the shortness ol breath i overcome, thr cough is allay' ed, and health and vigor take the place of desnoudeii.
hcu ilu-irdof IH KOLGF.R'SOIOSONUV,
or AU Healing Balsam, i the r im-dj hich has ' n so rtiitiu-mly uccesfuliii alleviating and cunnp (LrhA tconi)Uiutft; and it liai btt n ust-d by thr tiriptivicians in the city, ho declare it to be unri all d. inasmuch as it docs not disturb the bot 1 in the le at bv s r-.-( 1 1 i-i Tl O iiitlirinic sa k,h. 1 I A
After fire rtrar, of affliction, , commendt.d fur theabJve diseases iuvarialiU shut up
the bowels, thus ix-adcritijj it itceesiary to resort to put -gative medicines. Head the following cases, which have been relien.i and cured within a few wetks: DAVID HEXDKHSOX.M Laight street, took a si -vere cold on the 4th day of July, and was brought vcrv low by a distressing cough; resulted in free, iieni attatt of bleeding from the lungs. Although helriedever.
j lining ill the shape of rt inidies hich could be found.
iod aud the use of Dr. Vistar"s Balsam of Wild Cher
ry. I am now enjoying good health, and such is my altered ppearence that lam no longer known when 1
meet my lormer acquaintances.
I have gained rapidly in weight, and my flesh is firm '.. K- . ..t iL..fi.. .i .nH hv il,.. ih .,rii-...i..
and solid Iran now eat as much as any person, and ; was so much reduced bv night sweats that he despatred
m low seems to agree w it n me i nave eaten more flif Q bont-of Eolgers Olosaouian reMored
; during the last six mouths than I had eaten live years j m tihealth
! D7,"ri. . . , , I (iEOHoElV. BI RVETT, of Newark, . J. ha ( oiiMtlering my case almosia miracle, I deem it nec- I muttered ender the eflects of a severe cold for more ! essary tor the good of the afflicted, and aduty I owe : ,u . )..-j ... ,h hrii.L ,.r ti. .......
THREE COOPS BELiOW FOTTRTTT STREET 1 l Pr' , r I V, . . almost, bv his cough and night sweats. He commence.; THREE DOOES BELOW FOTJHTE STUEETi , know here relief may be hadj o make this statement j nlisinff' utood in th; mo,uh of Octobs-r last . Me com-
ciflvinaATi
The Hat is arknowlcdied to be an important part of drcsa; therefore il lcoineii ititcrcslinj to learn where genteel, well made article ran lie procured, t invite the citizen of Dreek Tills, and its vicinity, who may visit Cincinnati, to rail and examine the quality, atyle and finish of my hats : feeling confident that I ran give satisfaction. Wna. Dedd.
cieu, aiiuauiitv i owe. luw men rwhu should
piioiic. j nienced using the Olosaouian, and by the middle of NoMay thv blessings of God rest upon the proprietors : vemberhe was solar restored that he left for Pittsburgh of so valuable a medicine as Wistar's Balsam of Wild i with everv prospect of recovering his health. Cherry. I Mrs. BELL, the w itelof H alien 1. Bell, of Morris. Yours respectfully, WM. IIBAKEI). ! town N. J., was dreadfully afflicted w ith asthma f..r Cj"The following " letter from Doctor Hitchey, ; many years. Her physicians had despaired of relieving
ol franklin. Inu. who stands high in his profession, i her. tine bottle ol tne uiosaouian so lar restored lur
HOOTS & SHOES. R& S. TYXER adopt this mode of informing- their .customers and the public that thry have now on hand and for sae the el and nmu extt-nive &toci of ROOTS & SHOKS that can be found in hronkville. The following articles comprise a portion of their as
sortment:
Men's Coare Bootn;
do Kip do da Calf do do Coarse Rrogns do Kip Shnes; do Calf do do do Pumps;
do ioat Slipper:.
Worn" Kip Roots (ps,'d) do Calf do do do do do (tffw'il) do Kip Shota (peg'd) do do do ( vew'd) do alf do (peg'd) do do do (sew'd)
da Kid bhpptrs;
but only tUat thero re u liite-faceJ uran j neat qulilica:ion fur a Senator of tbe U. S Olltanjrs. 'V . iimiU liiirninA ot'llii anthnritv rpfor.
Oi course in the presence of Dr. Clarke's red to, "he can thrash any other man wrapdroll serpent, I had but htiie time for cere- ped up in the same quantity of fleeh." inonv. True. 1 hid in mv hand a sru'ar. .V
you left us bles me, how cold the air is!:i Hirlean cm ou mv h;aJ f.ir l)r l.tio-nn. J Itjmantic Incident. A French news-
'Miss Brownlee,' replied he, '1 thank you J beel: but did nut star, from that morning paper pub iaued at Lyons, relates the fol-
ah, yes I see. It is a lonjj, very long while since you were here, Mr. Gervais. My rather says he occasionally receives a bill of lading from you; but you said when
for those words, though they touch me , '"or war, and doubted the use of tbe spear
" " tnwai. " i ' i . miugii lllCJ 1UULI1 Hit . v. " 1 f ............. . - uti keenly. Did my letter to you give offence?' j wiiu success, on su :h a giant 'Your Idler! Mr. Gervais; I have never re-1 hard for you ot I either, to t
reived a letter from you.' 'I wrote you, Miss El Miss Brownleo, immediately on
It would be
tell M what a
size 1 measured the path for a hundred or so yards. Had you been thereto sec me run vnu limn!.! h irillu I,4wa jI.....!.. . .
my arrival at home.' .Indeed! Ah sir, 1 1 th 7 1 assure you I t know now; the geinlemin-thai is-I sus-i over lhe muJjy svippery puh ,0 baanf peel who gets ihe letters; but no muter. mJ ability. As for little Joaes, it would Abram. dtin't drive so fast!' ihe hnd
ahie II i.ise, wore hw present cons.gn-. flllI confidence in the driving of this old ! locity. I d.d get a glimpse of the border o.
ee-i, snd to whom he hal letters of intro
duction. Mis former correspondents not liaviiiij m idt s itisfactory returns, he had been induced to make a change, by the advice of a commercial IrienJ at New Orleans. Leaving ihe stops lie walked the streets and strolled upon the Battery for several li nirs, thinking of his singular adventure,
servant, as ne was oi late years unacrustomedtoit; having been for a long while kept as a house servant, but as a particular
j favor to him, had been alio wed to drive,
in mis uucasion, especially as tne regular
coachman had toJJied pretty extensively
his shirt. e met ur men who ran our pursuer into the wood. Since then I have offered a small reward for Ki-f paver's "othur haart." On -Sabbath, be visited a town about two miles from here. All the people save some old women, were harvestiti.v rind i r, . 1 I ' I' 1. .. nt t ... .1 .1
the day before.) -You know, Abram,' con- j ir inZ l I the
tinued she, 'what a scolding Mister Robert got from father, for trotting I'rince so hard
and speculating upon the probability of j on the avenue, the other day. ishelamje
yet, Abiam?' 'Lame! gor-a-mity. Miss Eily, Prince and Joe can lay cbcry ting fiat on dis road. What is yer houl dar? Prince; laying your ears backhand hearing what
ring the sit years since he had become of Miss Eily and e gemman is saying tche
tche, Ole Abram will show Miss Eily how lame you is tche-tche.'
aterii'iin seeing Hie lair one, who oy the
brilliancy of her beauty, the sweetness of her voice, and the elegance of her person.
had made conquest of a heart, which, du-
age, iiaJ never neon surrendered. lie s-iught his lodgings, but sleep came not. The morrow came, but with it came nut nerve for him to f ice the father of her v!. ) had caused him to pass a sleepless
During this interesting conversation between Miss Brownlee, the driver and the horses, Gervais had by some means, he
night; and he dared not present his let- j knew not how, pressed her pretty liule
t rs. ! hand m hi .11 va mfnni!v wit hH nwn
Wnile reflecting upon what course to ' he knew not what to da or say a moment fere, we trusl ,,r fair readers will agree
pursue, tne name oi tne very man ne wisn- over, and through her drooping ey-lash-d not to see w.h annoueed. Escape was j cs, Ellen had given him suck a looh that
plantains he saw, went into the ivootls
Several persons have been trying to shoot Hi mi , but are unabiti to come up with bim. Ki-gwaver is seme a hit frightened as his "other heart" he acknowledges is strongly supposed to be a bad w itch Sassy - wood is much lalsed of by the King."
Choosing a Wife. . An article lately appeared in the Religious Recorder oflast week on this subject, contains some peculiarly happy and just remarks, which we cannot forbear to Wans fer to our columns, for the good of all concerned. Excellent as is all the advice of-
impossible. 'Say to the gentleman that I
will be with him presently,' said Gervais to the servant. Then adjusting his cravat, and depositing in his pockets a pair of pistols, (to be used should necessity require h) he went down and entered the room. The visitor alvanceJ, and exhibiting tlie card which the e-vening previous had been given to his daughter, addressed him: 'Mr. Gervais, I presume, of Louisiana? The same, sir. Your name, if you please!' 'Mr. Bro'.vnlee, of the firm, of Brownlee, Openheart & Co.;' and offering his hand rontinued: 'I am hippy to see you in New York, sir. We have been looking for you for some days past. I expect, of course, to see you, Mr. Gervais, at our comptinghouse, have called ttus early, on the way down to my business, at the request of my daughter, with vrhoni you have partial acquaintance. It appears that last evening, while my son Bob and I were out in wr wagons, riding all over town to find her. yon were escoiting her home. She . a 1
was very desirous ihat I should call to tnanK
his very soul was instantaneously charged
with the electricity of love, and as she geutly lifted higher, the drapery of her eyes, in them appeared to him fragments of broken diamonds, rising and falling in a fluid of liquid silver; and as these crsh6u, jewels danced and floated before his vision, emiiiwig the most beautiful dazzling rays, he became almost desperate; and, encircling her waist, drew her closer to him, & said tremblingly: 'Miss Ellen, had my letter heen received by you, would il have been replied to, in a way that would have Insured a continuance of our correspondence?' 'Did I not promise you, Mi. Gervais, before you left for the Sjuth, that it would?' JAye, you did,' and drawing her still nearer to him, said softly 'May I hope now, dear M,iss. Ellen?' 'Yes I will answer your letters.' 'O! my dear giil, be merciful! I do not mean iheleUersi may I hope for your regard?' an I pressing his lips to her cheek, 'your iove?'
'You always have had that, Gervais,'!
Childrens' pccct'il anil sewed Shoes: c. ,Vc.
The above articles will be sold VKRY LOW. Hrookville Feb 2 MI'S ly castings: castings:: fWlHK undt-rsig-iiod have just rrceivrd larcpe and splendid assortment of Catini, ofa superior quality, consisting in part of the following article;, which
tii v will sell at the LOWES 1 K A I KS
Sfcilltts Lids; Slew Pols f Lids; Odd Lids; English Pot&i
Persons wishing to purchase articles in thi line will
do well to call on u and ramine our ttock, as we propose to sell them at prices to which no on? can object. R. & S. TVXEK. Brookville Feh 2 184 6-1 v
Dog Irons; Sad Irons; Sugar Kettles
Ten Kettles; fc.
and ranks anioiig the first politician of the State,
shall speak lor ltst-n in commendation ot the 'fjinu-
me istar s ol lid, t herrv. Fr&n'klin, lnd., April 14, 1P45. Messr. Sanford & Park I have but a few bottles of Wistar's baNam of wild chery remaining on hand of the lat lot furnished me by you. I heretofore waited until I sold out and had obtained the money for one lot before I ordered another. But such is the demand
for the article that I do not wish to lie without it, and
that she w as abUMo g. t out of her bed and dress herv If, which she had not done before in muiilhs, and she i now in fair ay to be relieved. Mr. F. LAHAN 52 Pike street, ai o had with aifciua that he had mt slept in his bed for ten weeks
L hen he commenced the ticnfthis irreat n nit-J -
One bottle cured him, aud he has itut had a return of his complaint, now more than five mniith. Mrs. McG ANV, 20 Walker street w a alo cure'( of severe asthma by the Olosannian, and states that she
am therefore led to anticipate a little. The pwmney j never knew medicine give such immediate and perms-
tor the last lot snail ne forthcoming by the time the nent relief.
lot is disposed of, w hich, from the sales I have made
lately, 1 think will be hula short time. The effect of the balsam are in many cases strikingly beneficial. ty It improves upon acquaintance more than any other Patent Medicine I have ever known. Almost all others fail upon trial, and not 'being able to bear the test of experience, soon sink into disuse. This however, wins to be most highly valued by those who have tested its virtues and experienced its healing efficacy in their own cases. Yours very respectifiillr, JAMES HITCHEY. Price fit per bqttle. Sold by SANFOKD & PARK, Xorth-cast corner of Fourth and Walnut sts. The genuine article is'kept for sale by R. tc S Tyner; Brookville. E. Tyner Jk Co.; Metamora. M. W. Morrii Blooming Grove. Hall i Hughes; t 'snnersville. -F.. K. Fuller; Harrison. Z. A. Nye; New Trenton. January 30tn, 5-fim.
FOIt SALE. TWO lot. in Hrookville with dwelling limiws, one on the bottom, the other on the hill; also Home volnabie lots, all upon reasonable terms. JOHN A. MATSON. January 1st. 1840. I -If.
lowing romantic anecdote;
A fe v nights ago. when the wind blew with great violence at Lyons, a gentleman w ho was walking on ono of the wharves, wrapped in a large cloak, and philisophical-ly-smoking a cigar, heard at a little distance a piercing cry, and the noise ofa heavy body falling into the Rhone. It was in the dead of nigM- The swollen river roared with fury. The night was dark, and the
wharfe desolate. Without a thought of
danger, and only following the impulse of a generous heart, he threw himself into tbe waves, lid struggled for a long time against fearful perils, and finally regained the
i shore after he had beea carried soma two
or three hundred feet by the strength of the current. He deposited on the shore the body of a woman. The brilliancy of the gas lights enabled him to observe tbe exireme
pallor ot her countenance, the disorder of her clothing, and her youtb, elegance and bea-ity. As we have already said it was midnight uo assistance was at hand and where should he convey her at this hour! To whom should he confide a burden, which had already become 60 precious! But he must decido immediately and concluded to transport lier to his own lodgings, which were not far off. The fire, which two hours previous had glowed before a convivial party, burned brightly still. His scruples of delicacy at such a moment wero overcome; and by proper assistance she was recovered from her swoon. The next day tbe pale features of this young lady were slightly tinged wiih the rose. She related to her deliverer that she bad stepped from her carriage in search of a friend who lived near one of the quays, and while passing along the river's bank ker foot had unfortunately slipped, and she bed fallen into the river. A fortnight afterwards, the newspapers announced the marriage of 51. Edouard, one of the editors of the La Ebons, with Madame Adeia Derigny, a young widow of Frankfort, whose lortunc was estimated at a million sterling. The Cincinnati Herald, ofa recent date says; "We understand that many of the second adventjpeople in the city have become utterly fanatical. They believe that the Lord has come that there ought to be no longer any marrying or giving in marriage that the elect should have none but spiritual wives, &e. Several respectable wo
men have left their husbands, led away by
C. & Wr. II. ALLEX, So. 167, Main street, 3 doors below fourth CISCIXSATI. DEALERS in Fine Jewelry, l'loik, Watchr, Wateh Tools and Materials, Silver Ware anil Fine CutleryALSO Dealers in ennths. Bruxhrx, Pemtvrion Caff, P'stols, Poiciirr Flatkt, Fanry Soafl, I'atkct Books, Kavr Sf rafts, tnzrthrr with a frrnrrat ra-
rirty of trrnrh, t.rrman and Etigtuh Fancy Goods. March S7, 1845. 14 ly. s ave Youirr e et if:
CI W . K E E I. Y, TT.Surireon l)entit, Is now in Hrookvilie,
w here he ill remain a . vhort time to attend to
calls in the line ol lu biitjinesft, He is prepared to insert teeth either
on Cold Plate or Pix-of, and warrant their beauty and durability. All operations in the Dental Art performed upon the latest and most approved principle. I'rr.nns wihiug work done w ill please rail toon as possible. A he intends vi.itinr; llrookvilleanniially, all oprr ations will be warranted. Room at MrCur'dy't Hotel September 10th 1S4S. 37;iy PLOUGHS. "fk J. A. MILLER'S warranted Ploughs, "Sloop's"
mj yj pattern, ror sale uy
An Invitation. SUMMF.R has ended, and Autumn is pone by. The hut.handu.au is blessed with an abundant crop, and health is returning1 with its usual cheerfulnet:. and com in t. The commercial men are ofTeriniy liberal prices for all the products of the year, and the fanner is hasting to the market with his surplus. A degree of prosperity is all over the land, and the means of
payment are within thereach of almost every man. Who that is in debt will not avail himself of this auspicious time to make payment? There is no time so ea.Tuf payment as w hen the ca--h is on hand, and when a debt is paid there is release from the obligation, and an end to the principal and interest. Interest is an eating moth, and it is better now to make an effort to pay off the debt than fn put it off in a subsequent
time, as we know not what thankee may come upon the country, or what adversity may befal ourselves. These remarks are respectfully addressed to all my patron, and especially to those who have owed me fur a Ion? time. N. D. G ALLIOV. Brook vt.fe, Nov 23 1845 48-ly
CiKOHGE V. HAYS, of this city, was civenunbr
his physician as incurable. II is djsca'-e t- ton-uaip-tiou and when he commenced uing the Oliaimian was o weak that he could not walk, without being a$ sisted by a friend. By strict at I rut ion he w as su lar restored in a few weeks as to be able to pursue his business. JAMES A. CROMH1E, 120 Nassau street; J j Pat-sells, 11 Tenth street: C. S. Benson 219 Rleeker street; James Dav.n, J Greene street; and Mrs Mallt-rt, U Morton street; have all experienced the good ttfect of the Oloaoman in coughs of long standing and af fections of the lungs, and pronounce it, with one accord to be the grt atesl remedy and the most speedy and effectual, that they have ever know n. Header, are you suftt ring from the aboe dieae' Try thisremedv. You will not. perhaps regret it.-
It may arrest all those disagreeable symptoms which strike such terror to the mind and prolong your day-. OTT Price 01 per bottle. CiSold in Louisville by J. B. Wilder &. . Co. 6? Fourth street. Principal Office is 106 Nassau street, New York. Sold also in Fayette County Ind. by Dr. T. Manon Druggist Conner villr. Franklin Co. by T. M'htte & Co., l.aurel. E. Tyner, Mctamora. Hnjkille, Hit; & Haile Druggits. January 23, X45. 4-Gm.
March 2th, 1H45.
R. i S. TYXER. 14-ly
you for the polu.- service which you rend- .aid Ellen, droning he, heid upon hUbo-i ef I'mg obtained a good and.
wiili iw, that the very best of the w hole is
the conclusion: It is desirable to have an intelligent com pinion. 1 do not insist that your wife shall have what is understood by the term "an education. There are many who have thai, who are about as ignorant 69 barbarians. But seek for one who is in the habit of exercising her intellect. Who reads, reflects, has an inquisitive mind. It is desirable to have a wife who is domestic. A 6trect-spintress a gaddiny news-ca.rrier and busy-body is the las"t woman who should have a husband. A young woman who is more fond of gossip and company abroad, than of domestic duties, is not fit to be married. Be not anxious to get a wife who has riches. If this runs mi.ch in your mind, I shall be sarry for the woman who lias the misfortune to become your wife. If yon make this a DSriimouul consideration hr
not surprishd if you find yourself yoked ; lhe8e lj"inS ntto9i and the peace of qu et i
witn a woman who has not many personal lov,nS lamiacs nave ueen oroken up. qualifications that are to be desired. 1 The meeting r the deluded peo, le are Avoid a novel-reader as you would a j helJ 61 P"vaie houses. Much excitement . When you have obtained a good ! nas been lle result, and some of the leadwife, see that she shall he equally secure ! eri of these meetings have been threaten-
FULLING. T? MACT, of I.iirt-1, Franklin enmity, would mj. form his customer gvm ralh, thai lit hai now commenced the FL'LTASG JiUSISESS, And will be happy o accommodate any who mar cart n him for work in that line. CARDING will" mill c attended to ai usual. r. pt3, 18-14. 37.f NEW TAILOR SHOP. WM. CLARK $ SOS, UKSPECTFUIXY inform the public that thev . have commenced business in the toun of Laurel", diieittyovcr Koss' store. All order left with them for work shall receive prompt attention, on as liberal terms as can he obtained cUewhere. None but rnod workmen hail be employed. Fashions regularly re reived. Jan. 1, 1S45 is.tf HOUSE AND LOT IX BKOOKVII.LE AT PUBLIC SALE. BY Virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Franklin county, Indiana, the uudenicned Admiutstrator de bonis non of the F.state of James Donaughoo, deceased, will sell at public auction on the premises, on Monday the 6th day of April next, lots No. seventy-five and seventy.ix, (in Allen'a plait of Brookville,) on which is a comfortable two Mor frame duelling House with Kitchen a illuming a frame stable nearly new, with other ont-buildinfr. TERMS OP S ALK. One half cad, the other half in one year from the day of sale, the purchaser Riving note with securitv to be approved by the undrrsiraed. JAMKS Mct'AW, Jdm'r. de bonis non. March 4, 1646. 10-
NEW STORE. T"M ITT Jfc HAILE have iumI received direct from
..-!. 1 !.. 1.. I . IUMM U, MIIU II' II lilt IIU1HI
- '",,aunlM,u " 5P-' as"" 8ared their live., and restored th. m to health.
mrmo. ' ' u I'a r-y , c .. observan t mother cannot but -to and admit th.
Cloth, m and fancy Cassimere, Sattinet, Tweed Kentiieky Jeanv, plain and faut y Drilling- and Gam broom Silk Velvet, Satin, Marseilles and fancy Vestsplendid new style Fancy Prints, Balzerine, Muslin de Lane, Crape de Lane, painted Lawn, Ginpham, Apron Check, plain and figured Alpaca Lustre, Bombazine, black and fancy I) res and lion net Silk, Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs, Ribbon, Gloves, Pins. Needle, 'l uck. Ivory and Side Combs, Ruttons. Gum Suspenders, black, white and fancy Itaree Scarfs, Thibet and fancy Summer Shawls and Dress Handkerchiefs, Tickings, Hleached and Brown Mulin, Cotton and Linen Table Cloths, Sis and India Mull, HitLop Lawn, Jaconet, Striped and Barred Swiss and Lace Mu$Uns; a larg-e assortment of SHOES $ BOOTS. Leghorn, Casimere, Bearer and Palm Leaf Hats, Florence Bradeand Cypress Bonnets, splendid Stair, Pasvageand Floor Carpeting, Calf and Morocco Leather. A large assortment of IRON $ SAILS, Qupcnswaje, Glassware, Groceries, Cotton Yarn, &c, besides a great 'variety of articles too tedious to enumerate. The above stock of Goods was bought wiih cash, and great pains mere taken to obtain them on the mo,t favorable terms, and can therefore be sold at reduced prices for cash or produce. Purchasers will do well tu call and examine for themselves. Brookville, April 28, 1845. 2S-y
A Blessing to Tlotlurs anil their Children.
"EOFLE of all ages and sexes, from the tender infant at the breast to old ae, are all liable to be af-
icted with worms. Main a person has suffered his
whole life from them, and never suspected it. Thousands upon thouands have gone down to premature graves from Marasmus or Masting aw ay of the body, fcpilepsy, Fits, St.' Vitus Dance, Locked Jaw, ApOr plexy, Mania, Dropsy in the Head, Palsy, Cotisumn -tion, Pleurisy, Dysentery, Convulsions, and many other supposed apparent disease; and many hare suffered for ears and vtars, and bare been doctored for some imaginary complaint without the least 'relief; and others are still su tiering, when aU the trouble arir from worm, and worms alone ; whivh are cniirelytovcr-
looked, and when the proper treatment would have
r.very truth ;
but still many phvsicians .hut their eyes to that ai) important vaile "f disease. SYMPTOMS 01 WORMS. Pain in the joints or limb, offensive breath, picking at the nose, grinding of the teeth during Uep, and at times a paleness about the lips; with ilushid cheek tjeeding at the nose, a gnaw iii sensation at the Momache flakes of heat over thVsurface of the body, slight chills or shivcrinjrs, headache, drowsiness vertiRO, turpor, disturbed dreams, sudden starting in sleep with fright and screaming; the eyes "dull and heavy, with a dark circle under them; tingling sensation in the ear, palpitation of the heart, hesr.ancy in the speech;craing for dirt, chalk, a-hes, or other unnatural diet, iri table temper, numbness wf the limbs; dislike to musiu particularly the organ; sometimes a troubU .me couch, feverihhness, thirt, pallid hue, fits bad tate in the mo.ith, JilllrultJ breathing, pain in the stomach or bowels, fatigue, nausea, Squi amishnt ss, voracious appetite, leanness, bloated stomach or limbs griping, shooting pain in various parts of the body, a sense f something rising in the throat; itching of the anu towards night, a frequent desire to pav something from the bow elf, and sometimes discharges of slime and macust. KR.SIlERMArs "TrORMLOZESOES" Have been proved in more than 400,000 cases u, be infallible, iu fact the only certain Worm Destroy ing Medicine ever discovered. Children will eat them when thev cannot be forced to take any cither medicine and the benefit derived fnnp the administration of medicine to them in this form is great beyond coiicep
They have never been known to tail.
Junietta Iron aid ISails.
ed with mob violence.
ftT d d Lbs.'Sligo Iron assorted siz.es: 11 1 1 91 15,000 lbs. Bloom Forg do. 600 " American Steel; 100 English blistered do 100 Cast Steel. Just rceived and for ale by R. & S. TYXER. Hookville, Apri22, 1845 17-ly TERMS OP THR INDIANA A 31 EI tIC AX. fpwO Dollars in advance, $2.50 in ix months, S3. 00 at the end of the year, and an addition of 30 cents for every year payment is delayed thereafter. Advertisements. One square or less w ill be inserted three times for one dollar, if payment be made in advance; one dollar and twenty-five cents if payment be de4ayd one year; aud one dollar aud fifty els. if delayed two year, and in the same proportion for the time payment is delayed. Larger advertisements for a longer lime will be charged on the same principle A. DONALDSON, JXO. S. DROWN, F. R. THOMPSON Grocers aii4 Commission Merchants, AND Dealers in all kisds or Grvss Seed, Corner nf Sinth and Main St?.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
" . tion,
BVRDSAVS C0MP0VSD FLUID EXTRACT OF ! no vWFff Vi VS "COi Gfl LOZESGES"
T A IflT.T. Cure the mot obstinate cas s .f Couch in a frw I f , ' ,, ihoun.rhevhavecHrvdalarReminb.TorinTsoin.hr TOR the f tire of Chrome Rheumatism, Scrofula or . have ;vl.n u bv tluir physicians and tricnd. ' KinC" Kill, Salt Rheum, Rinp Worm, Uieera, ! aIld ninilv ho have been rfluced to the verpe of ihe painful atfertion of the Bones, Chronic Sore Kye, -rave bv Miuinr blood. Consumption and hectic tV Blotches Cilandular rnlarRenients aud all diseases vrr hy'their use have l,d tie ros- of health rentwi arising fn.m impurity of blood. i to the hazard die. k and now live to speak foi iu Ut The tollowine n from H. C. Lanrfdon, formerly edl- i prais,., 0f this invaluable medicine, tor of the Troy Times, 111 relation to Bnrdsal't extract , )K SHERMANS VHAMPHOR LOZESGES" of Sarsaparilla. lt i a valuable medicine. I have) Relieve headache, nervous sick headache, fpalpita tried it -.horoiiKhly and can bear ample testimony to ; ,!oll of the heart, and sickness in a very fw !minute. its pood effects in my own person. 1 have for several ; Tney cure lowm ss of spin's, despondency,' famines', years been the subject of violent diseases, acute pains colic spasms, t ramps of the stomach, summer or in the limbs, ice., and verily believe the free use of bowel complaints; they keep up the spirits, dispel all Sarsaparilla as the principal remedy that performed I ,ie distressing symptoms ofa night dissipation, and the cure." For further evidence of its efficacy, refor- 1 enable person to undergo great mental or bodil y ence is made to the follow ing Physicians, who have loi presertbed it with e'ery sueeess in their practice: I " fffCpunpunns VIVS PIISTFS" y zxrr JlhPar,Bucrerward' ! WUlia" Smith, 'v-rniamOoXorn, ! strenptl.cninp plaster in ;l.d and a sovt , Riari,. ereipn remedv for pains and weakness in the back. Or to Micajah Williams, Eq., Adam N.' Bidle, Es,, I -S neck, limbs joints lya.l'Z' Edwir.lC.Roll, " N, M-Leaii, ' .?-.bapoe One million a yt ar w.ll not sup, .) the de. . . ' 1 . m.l ran. mn id niTi'ssarv. as there are many iin
aamuei i.ewis, aaniue) lalbntt, " ........... - , .nurioin article Captain I.. Shally, J.me. Torrence, principled persons who woold foree P"r,! ii -c -i j . . . . . . 1 ii non ihe mnmuiiiiv. He eareliil to (jei anerraan
oi mesc iasi nunir'n reui n mcii nare eitner trieti it themselves or used it iu their families, with LmC lappiest results. Numerous references mitit be given, but these are deemed sufficient. 'i his prepa ation is arm n ted to cure the mot inveterate cae of dis-ae, ari-ini from impurity of blood; it has never yet been known to fail, and in no case is remuneration a Led, here a perfect and speedy cure u
not enectra. rrepared ana sold hy
Poor Man's Plaster, w ith a "be simile" of h3 w ritten name on thr b.ick none .others are genuine and will do more hurt than pood. frDr. Sherman's Warehouse is Xo. 105 Nassau st , NtTJ B.' WILDER Si CO., No 69 Fourth St., Ajent for the proprietor in Louisville and vicinity. CtTSold also in Franklin Cuunty, Ind. at Lanrel by
T. White 8c Co. Metamora E. I yner I o. nrw-
At l onnervitie,;ra;-
.-.I I ii a T. i 'n i.o . r .
Wholesale and retail nruppi.t ('sign of Br. Ko-hJ ville-Hitt ;,D"'"!is,sM. E. orn.r Mai. and Fifth sVeei, Ci.ciivati. ' County, by Philip Maton, Prurff.,t
MWck 7tk (S44. 14-ljr
Barrels of Salt. y&wW 25 Kerf3 white led.
For eala by
K- & S. TYNER.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Crockery Ware, fcc. THE subscriber having- by recent importation com pleted his stock of Printed and Common Ware, would inform those wishing to purchase, that he can now offer for their examination one of the best selected assortments in the West. He feels confident that those ho favor him with a call will tifcd it to their interest to purchase, as u is his intention to sell at low prices.
j either for cash or approved paper.
i ne siocii nas oeen seieciea muia view 10 uteo'"try trade, and ron.its in part of Common juid Printed i'ea. ajid Tea Ware; do do Bo K, assrttd i7.es; do do Pitt her, do do do EdEred rml CC Plates, do do
do do Biifer's Di-hes and Nappies;
With a great variety of oth-r articles in his line
Jan 12 1846
3-Sm
IRON &. STKEL. Bloom Forge, and Jcsiati Iro Storb N. AV. CIIAP3IAN, 381 Main Sired, r.ear the Court House. CINCINNATI. IRON It NAILS of all sizes, STEELS of every description, all of the very best quality warranted. Anvils, .Vises, Bellows. Carriasre sprines and Iron A.vies, Hammered Iron, Crombars, MerUre and Hammer moulds. All of good quality and warranted. A LS (J A superior article of Shut Iron, Nos 52, 2, 15,28 t 27. N- H. All of the above articles w ill be sold for cash, sn at low rates. Country Merchants and Blacksmiths will find it for their interest to call before purchasing eUewhere. N W. CHAPMAN. August 21st IM. 14-lT.
i WANTED. j "W'MTHITE Water Valley Stock. I have f)40 acres of I good Land in Scott County, Indiana, near MadI ison. la. 1 will exchange at a fair one. for White tri
ALSO An asortment of Flint lilass, whicn wm oe ter alley SSueK, at pur. C. S. Bt. RlAi-.
kold bv the box at Manufacturer: prices.
WM. S.SAMPSON, No. 02, Main st. cat side, opp 1 rust Co. Bank, t in. March 1, 1S45. -ly
Jii2!-a7
I'sser of Ma and inFillh sts
IRS I
sale bv
ra'e Grind onn'-. rr ivfrd auditor R. ft 5 TYXER.
SULsPlI. (tUlNINE. I OUNCES Sulph. quinine, just n-en.e.1 .ft W V 9 and for sale by t. S. HUHDSAL,' Corner nf Main and Klt'th sis. Cincinnati Jun. l?i. !'