Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 17, Brookville, Franklin County, 24 April 1846 — Page 3
The absence of the E Jitor is offered as I mencinj a whig paper here, wiih Theo. J.
ej-ase.fjr inerest,i(i tho editorial columns. Ir. Clarkson. as was noticed in thj last namber.hasbeen absent several days past instituting Jivisionsof the "Sons of Temperance'' at different points along the Ohio river and in the centra! part of the State his return may be expected, in lime, to give interest to the next number. We publish to-day as promised last week
a lengthy extract from the speech of Gen. Cass, on the Oregon question. It would be gratifying to us, and no doubt to our readers, to have given the whole of this able vindication of our rights to Oregon but its unusual length renders it impracticable.
We notice that Mr. Marshall the Whig candidate for Governor.has already opend the canvass, by addressing the citizens of Jennings and other counties, where professional engagaments called him, in attendance on their courts. Mr. Marshall is a plain practical man, po s '?sing in an eminent degree that class of tallents, known as '-common sence!" and we much mistake the character of this people if he does not make warm friends when among them. The effort of Mr. Marshall at Jennings is highly spoken of, as a satisfactory expose o! his views of State policy, and eloquent withal fully and forcibly sustaining his well earned reputation as an orator and statesman.
Gazlcy, as editor. We believe Mr. Gazley i a practical printer, but owing to the number engaged in the Printing business, he has been engaged for some years in a less honorable business that of the practice of the law. Politics here, as in Fraoklin, seems to claim but little of the attention or inteiest of the people. Opposition to Caucuses appears to be gaining ground here a.well as elsewhere. Politicians are beginning to assert their independence.
It will be difficult for the Democrat nf
Dearborn Co. to control theii forces this
summer. They have a Sheriff to elect and
it being a pretty good office, there will be
considerable scuffling for it. Apart from the. business connected with the gieat dis
tilleries of thii place, and we cannot see
that Lawrenceburgh is doing more than Brook ville.
Madison, April 20, 1846. I arrived here on Saturday evening on
board of one of the Cincinnati and Louis-
ille Mail Boats a delightful boat and
pleasant paisage. Iam now at the deep
iggins. Yesterday I went to Church, and
found in the pulpit, the Rev. W. W. Hib-
ben. We always loved to hear himnreach.
We admire him for his independence.
nd the point and pith of his sermons. lie
is something of a man after our owrf heart; ance in this Town for tlu purpose of effeche will stand erect, no matter who frowns tmi if possible, a revival of that zeal in the
who storms or who directs the whirl- cause of Temperance, which in time past
Spring is at last upon us, wiih its smiling face, bringing welcome and happiness to thousands. The hills that surround us are aain robed in verdure and beauty inviting the young and the happy to come forth and partake of the "hey-day" of life, 'Tis with emotions of delight, that we look out upon the green capped hills, as they have assnmed their wonted cheerfulness; and are reminded that "old winter" and the J bleak winds" of March have passed away, end the season for planting and reaping is again fast approaching. The spring time of life, when the cheek,ts as the full
blown flower," fastly flits away, reminding us of times withering hand. Then lets up
n d be adoing, ere the golden moments
fled.
wind. In this respect he is the greatest
pecimen of mhiialure humanity within
our knowledge. In discharging his great
. . i . a -a ; . . j - i - .
mission, he attempts not to w in souls by tlu""eu accoruance wan tne resolutions
catering to their viciated appetites, or by Pe,owt are actively engaged in effecting
uffing their vanity. He plainly preaches such arrangements, as will, no doubt, make
to them the unsearchable riches of Christ,
which is only to be obtained by repentance
and the humiliation of their worldly pride,
and thunders into their ears the terrors of friends ofTemperance generally through-
Sons of Temperance.
SOXS TEMPERANCE PLEDGE. "I, without reserve, solemnly pledge my honor! man, that I will ncithermake, hay, sell, nor use as a beverage, any Spirituous or Mall Liquors, Wine ar Cider." r rm of .Implication Jor Memherthip; I propose age years, occupation , residence , as a proper person in become a mrm""r of Division, No , Sons of Temperance. (Signed by a member.) Form of Application Jot Charter Soni of Temperance The undersigned, inhabitant of . believing the Order of the Sons of Temperance to be well calculated to extend the blessings of Total Ahstinancr, and promote the general welfare of mankind, respectfully petition the officer! and members of Indiana Division, No. I, Sons of Temperance, (a ho haw been full y empowered by the National Division so to do,) to grant them a Charter to open a new Division, to he called " Division, No , Son of Temperance, of the State of Indiana, to be located in ," and under yourjurisdiction. We pledge ourselves individually and collectivrlr,to be governed by the rules and usages of the Order as prescribed by the National Division. Enclosed is the Charter fee, S. (Date.) The above ti be direected to M. W. Haile, R S. Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana. The names of eight Dersnnsof rood moral character
J and standing in society, must be appended to the ap
plication.
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING. The suggestions, in our last paper, as to
i the improvement of the occasion afforded
by the organization, at this place, of the Grand Division of the Sons ofTemperance of the State of Indiana, to advance the cause ofTemperance, have been acted upon by the Division here, as will be seen by the proceeding annexeJ. Let it be remembered by all then, that SATURDAY, the 2 J. of May next, has bee i set apart by the friends of Thinner.
1 .
was so effective in staying the devastations
of the "all-pervading destroyer."
We understand that the committess ap-
the occasion an interesting and profitable
one.
The Washingtoni in Societies and the
the law. In his preaching he always evinces some mind never preaching to you
the same sermon from different texts. He
may have enemies so have all men who have mind and energy. There are seme
out the county are particularly invited to participate in the public exercises of the day and we sincerely hope that a glorious zeal will be enkindled, which will ex
tend Us warminz and vivifyins: influence
through the length and breadth of our
EXIRAOROISARV DISCLOSVRES. Beware of Fraud. To Driisisls. SOME Druggists are misled into the error of bnving a miserable intimation of Dr. Smith'' Sugar-Coated Indian Vegetable Pill,, umplv because thev can purchase the spurious cheaper, 'We shall in ail eases expose such dealers throughout the country, who after being duly informed of the rascality of these imitators, buy and attempt to impose upon the pnblic with so worthless trash. It is nut the Sugar Coating alone that constitutes the vallueof mv Pills, but it is my invention, for which I claim the right. O. Br?J. SMITH, M. D. 179 Greenwitch st. and t Water st. Koton. READ Ac JUDGEIMPORTANT FACTS. We, the undersigned, wholesale druggists in Louisville, Ky., are satisfied, from all the information that we can obtain, that Dr G. Benjamin Smith is the original inventor of the SugarCoxtrd Pills. We are prepared to supply dealers at Yew York prices. Kobinson, Peter & Cary, 491 Main st. J. S. Morris fc Co. 4"il Main st. Oeorgc, Lapping & Co. 79 Fourth st, Hull Alden, SI Fourth st. The following from Druggists in New York shows I invented the Sugar Coated Pills in 184J: New York, June loth, 144. W, the undersigned, never siw or beared of Sugarfoated Pills," until Dr. G. Benjamin Smilh manufactured and ehibited them to us about a year since. Riishtnn c Co. 110 Broadwav and 10 Astoi House. Israel Handolph, M. D. 8 Liberty st. Horace Everett, 79 Hundson st. David Sands, 79 F"lton st, A VOICE FROM KENTUCKY I have been afflicted with dyspepsia in its most a g. Pravated forms for three years past, and found no relief until I used Dr. G. Benjamin Smith's 'Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills.' After using six boxes of said vegetable pills I am entirely cured. Thev are a general remedy. J K LEMMAY. Paducah, Ky. Not. 9, 1S45. We certify To the above facts. Dr. Smith's 'SngarCoatcd Pills' are universally esteemed in this vicinitv. HOG E,GI YENS Sc Co. Merchants, radurah, Ky, Nov. 19, 1845. At the request of Dr. G. Benjamin Smith's agent we cheerfully state that we visited theofficeof Dr Smith in September last, w hile in New York, it found him to all appearanrescarryingnn a very extensive business with his Sugar-Coated Indian Vrge'tabl- Pills. Tlu- extent of his establishment would astonish any one not initiated in the mysteries of the pill trade. " Lou. Jour. (From Dr. Singleton) Smithland (Ky,) Feb. 24. 18H. Dr. G. Ben jamin Smith Dear Sir: nothing has even been introduced that has sold so well and given such general satisfaction as vour Sugar-Coated Improved Indian Vegetable Pills. " Verv respectable yours, S F SINGLE TON. (Front Messrs Bull Sc Alden ) Louisville, (Kv.) Feb. 13, 1M. Dr. CS. Benjamin Smith Dear Sir: You will please send us I) gross of your valuable Pill,. From present indications we shall sella Urge amount of them.
ve nun mat they go very quick. Yonr friend,.
BULL ft ALDEN. (From Wilson, Starbnrd It Smith) Youisville, Feb. 13th lSl. Dr. Smith-.Drar Sir: About two week a-., we
bought i gross of yonr Indian Vegetable Sugar-Cnatrd
fins. I Bourn business is dull hear at this present
tune, yit we have sold them all. You will please send
us 10 gross through Messrs Lawrence Keesr. of vour
city, who will forward them to us via Pittsburgh.
iours rcspectiiiliv, WILSON, STARBIRD SMITH.
W chare forty letters from different stealers solicit-
ng the agency of mv Pills, although thev had the stm-
rious in their store one in particular from New Or
leans, which we shall publish.
mncipal unices cw York, 179 Grernmitch St.; Boston, 2 Water st, G Brniamin Smith is written on the bottom of everv
box of genuine "Sugars Coated Pills."
r or sale bvK.ctS. 1 j ner, Brookville Ind. April 14, 134ft 17-3m.
From The Editor. Cincinnati, pril 17, 1846. Last night about midnight I was awaken
cd from a sweet sleep by the cry of fire
no uncommon circumstance in this city
The light of the fire shining brightly into my room. I arose and found that the ex
tensive establishment of Miles Greenwood,
on the corner of Canal and Walnut streets, was on fire. Owing to the deficiency of
water, the firemen were entirely unable to do any thing except to prevent the furth
er spread of the flames. This was an im portant and valuable establishment im
portant to the business of the city and of
the entire West. Almost every thing io the shape of hard ware was manufactured
here; from the half inch screw to the steam
engine. It contained the only screw cut
ting establishment west of the Alleghany
Mountains. There were three building
four stories high, and the progress of the flimes was a most grand and magnificent
spectacle.
Mr. Greenwood, it is said commenced business in Cincinnati 16 years ago with
a capital of three dollar and fifty cents
and now after the application of all his en
ergy and industry, for 16 years- and hav
ing accumulated an immense fortune by
laudable and worthy enterprise, he sees it
vanish in a few hours. As we sat there viewing the scene of destruction, our heart become faint, and our Siead beat with pain. The loss is estimated at 100,900 and about 29,000 was insured. But it is said Mr. Greenwood is not discouraged, but commenced this morning before the fire
had ceased burning to rebuild his found
ries, &c. This is the energy that has made him what he is, and that will yet gather
arcund him money, prosperityand friends. This morning we are told that a wealthy
gentleman of the city handed him $500 as a loan for 100 years with-ut interest.
l his kind of an act pays a roan for much
ion and labor. In our losses and misfor
tunes, U is consolin? to the heart of man in
know he has the sympathies of his fellow citizens, & there is no belter way or showing our sympathy than by needful help. Business appears brisk in the city the pork dealers begin to feel better. Pork is aivancing a little slowly but steadily. The wholesale Merchants are doing a fine business. The late Foreign news fiom
Mexico, England, &c. is creating conside
rable interest. Commercial men look to these matters with a deeper interest than
do the mechanical and productive portions of our country war is destructive of commerce in all its branches.
clecer fellows in this world, who arc known cou,,lf
oved and respected in their circle of ac- e organization ,01 the Urand U.vis.on 1 Will take r lafP in lh mnrmnn rmri. .a
quaintance, who have no enemies. But if .0 coinmence about 9 o'clock' Th n.
all good men were of this class, the child- resentatives of the subordinate Divisions
ren f destruction and disobedience would W'U notice this that they may be here on
I.t a .a
mk th world hv storm ri.ricto.n. m.,.i Ine evening oi me aay previous, i he re
not only be as innocent as doves, but they
must be as bold as lions.
mainderofthe day will be devoted to the propagation of the principles of Temp rance. AdJresses may be expected from J. C. Vavghan, Eq. S. F. Caret, and
Rev. Geo. W. Malay. It is expected that there will be a PI50CE33IOM of the Or
der of the Sons of Temperance and Wash
inglonians. Tint this m ty be as effective
as possible, uretnren I torn abroad are re
quested to bring their Regalia. A Brother now abroad writing respect
ing the meeting says: "Hoist Jibe Banner
foraUKAND RALLY -not of the Town
alone, but of the whole country round about, and let it be known on that day that
the Grand Division of the Order of the
Sous of Temperance of Indiana is located
where the principles of our good cause are
Great & Wonderful Natural Corlositie
'if v' kk J 1 W A
s Tin, Hrn. and Sheet
A II K
of which are tin-
remaint a mystery to the
riOTH of Land and Seas, some
iwvb to nistory, and civiliied world.
DR. BIDDLR.thrrclehrated ftntrilognUr, respeetlully informs the public that he has obtained a varietr or the most rare and interesting Natural Curiotitiet in the W orld, which he propose, i exhibit for the gratification and information of all persons of an enquiring mind. He will visit the principal villages on th? White ater and Miami Canals, where he expects a liberal patronage, and his exhibition is well worthy of the attention of the public. Wno CADlflJHT The virtue, ofJ.trXE'S U.I I It TO.VC." Silmwrvillr, X, J. Nov. in, IC42 DR. Jayne, Pear Sir.l senil y m the following certificate obtained from Mr.
just state that I became acquainted stith him about two
sears ago. Attnst time tie t entirely bald, with the exception of a lock of hair on the back part of his head, about the size of a hlr .l,.ll.r and ik.t l.x-l r
hair he told me it had been made to grow hv the use of your Tonic; ptvvi .us to which he po-itivelv avers, he had not a single hair on his head. The hair now completely rovers his head, and is from four to five inrhe, long. Very respectfully, your", P. MASON. The above medicine is for sale at the Drug Store of Hittt llaile, BrookviUe Ind. IVt w IT IS A FACT I HAVE Just received, and intend keeping through the Summer tho.e choice Temperance Beverages, Derphens Celebrated Root beer; Also Demott Owens not self Celerated mineral or Sofia vatrr. Put np neatly in glats bottle., also Kaions, figs. Candies, Nuts Tobacco, Vinegar ic. etc. O. V. EDRIN'GTON. April 1ft, 1845 s,f
Iron GUARDIAN'S SALE.
I 'THE undersigned. Guardian -of site minor heirs n
FBI HE subscriber having removed his shop to the ! , . ,h5 tr of James Swiggett, deceased, by order
new building North of I'nre fc Lindsey's store, I .1 V vo"rt reiurws his thanks to old cu-ltmrn and the public T"J "If'.. " V p'
generally, rr their patronage ller.tofnre extended to him, an 1 would wow (,- ikn. !.. ke i. i- .-
furnish article of Tinware, Jte. of the most substantial kind, manufactured of the best tin plate, at the 'I msrket priee. Prraons wishing to purchase any thsng in Ms line . ill do well 1. c.l and examine his stock before purchasing t lsrw h.tr. STOI ES! STUI ES! Also constantly on hand an assortment ni Stoves, such as Cooking Stoves of right different sire.. Parlor Stoves and Ten plate Stoves, ..in, will be told o w fni C AlH. ' . B. All kinds of Job work done up iiS neatness and despatch. Old Copper, Bn and Pewter taken in exchange for Tin are. JOHN' II. FL'DGF Nov. 19, 1S4J. S-ly. J. M. Wood. jTp. Laridn WOOD & T.AKK1.V WHOLESALE and Retail d -alrr. in Fanes and Staple Dry Onnds. A Iro Florence Braid. S'r"r nd Palm Bonnets, Bonnet Trimmings, fce Ac , cheap for Cash. No. 4 Lower Market at. Cincinnati Sept. U, I84J. 3-.y. SPIUITS TUUPENTIXE. "J 3 B IRIl El. S Spirits Turpentine, inst received A. O 1,d for le by C . S. 11 1 R DS A L, Corner of Main and Fifth stres ts, Cincinnati June 21, IS4S a7y
COFFEE, SUGAR, &c. HOGSHE ADS Snger, 40 Sacks Rio Coffee, I Tierce of Rice, 4nn .hs. Sole Leather, 1O0O Cotton Yarn,
290 " Lead, t or ale I
April JJ, 184.',
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We were pleased to find Mr. Hibben was
well received at Madison, and that he was popular with his church and the people.
As we have only spent the Sabbath here
we have only seen the churches the peo
ple assembled, and the preachers. Our readers will therefore excuse this letter if
it is principally devoted to that subject.
We saw on yesterday, also, in the pulpit,
the Rev. Wm. M. Daily. Dy the last annual Conference, he was appointed to the
Kvansville station. lie has left the station,
and with his wife has come here to spend established, in the hearts of the people.1'
the summer with her father. We cannot hate Daily. lie has our .incerest sympa
thy, lie was once an honest hearted talented young man. Rut Satan, who has va
rious ways to defeat his enemies, has effectually slayed him by applying the blow pipe to the embers of hisjpride until his mawkish affection is perfectly disgusting to all such as only have religion enough to live upon such aliment. May God humble him. His wife is a splendid looking
woman
a most excellent companion; humiue, mod- e,-,cs throughout the county to attend and
est and intelligent. But we should prefer participate with us in the exercises of that
to see a Methodist minister's wife wear but caT-
littlejewelryit would accord so well with
the discipline.
We love to hear good music in our
churches, we therefore cannot forbear an expression of the pleasure we experienc
ed in listening to the excellent singing of
the choir in Mr. Hibbens Church.
We have also met here our dear friend the Rev. T. A. Goodwin, who has retired from the itinerating ministry, and taken charge of a flourishing Female Seminary here. Dut notwithstanding he has located
Temperance Hiss Meeting.
As Saturday, the 2J of May, has been
dertermined upon as the time for the or
ganization of the Grand Division of the
Sons of Temperance for the State of Indiana, to be located at this place; the Divis
ion here avail themselves of the opportunity thusafTorded, to hold a Mass Meeting, of the friends of Temperance; and they
have, therefore, appointed Committees to
make the necessary arrangements.
The undersigned Committee on invita-
linno. ntlnnt thia mptlind nf filiritin(r tlisi
and is represented to us as being several Washingtonim Temperance Soci-
Addresses will be delivered on that
occasion by Bros. Vaughan, Cary & Rev. G. W. Maley of Cincinnati. Accommodations will be prepared for all who mv at
tend; and we hope that no friend of Total Abstinence will manifest so little interest in the cause as to remain at horn". J AS. N.TYNER. C Committee ISAAC J. PRICE, I of SAM'L KISSEL, ' Invitation.
JtJEJitorsin the counties where Divis
ions of the Order are established will pleas
copy the above,
Married On the 16ih by the Rev. J. M. B. Kaler, Mr. Noah Plow, to Miss.
we are pleased to hear he labors often & Sarah Ann Bareus, all of Franklin county,
...lnn.w .e. minUtor nf the Gosnel. This Indiana
I.C.UIUUCI J PJwIUIIMXssi s .-.sir -.-.J.
is right. We believe in a call to the ministryand fearful and awful will be the
consequences if he obey not the, calk-
Equally responsible do we believe will be the situation of him who deals in holy things, who is not commissioned ol God.
With Madison we are much pleased. It has every appearance of a moral and intelligent community. Business appears to be brisk. And one thing in particular, we admire in the citizens of Madison, is the per-
On the 8ih of April by the Rev. Joseph
Tarkington, Mr. John O. Byrne, to Miss.
Jane Barbour allot this county.
Died On Tuesday 14th inst., William infant son, of James and Mary Lindsey
of this place.
AWFVL MVRDF.n.. How quick wilt the rye be I arrested by paragraph headed "Awful Murder,"' nHweread with trepidation to ascertain what fla
grant outrage has been perpetrated upon some fellowbeing. But what apathy do we too often manifest when we behold the most lovely part of creation mur. dered by that monster of evil, Consumption, with other kindred affections. The depredations of those murder-
Inooiiw n-lit. ss.K;. iTiast 4sfn.t thoirritv diseases would be comparatively harmless, if
' ' I jivFS EXPECTORANT were as generally known
from any and all Charges. They love their and apreciated as s unriralU-d merits deserve. It is
. nunwi. r..i'i 1". - .--- -
existance for Consumption, Asthma, t roup. Whipping Cough, Bronchitis, and every other affection of the
thoat, lonsrs, or breaat. It nerrr tails to give retiet Prepnred only by Dr. D Jayne, No, t South Third st. Philadelphia, The above medicine is for sale at the Drug Store pf
Hitt & Haile, Rroostvillr, Ind 17-jw
13 it. ROGRIIS' COMPOUND SYR VP OF LIVE IS WORT II &TAK.
A safe anil ee-ttin cure fur Contumprion of the Lung,,
Spittmie of BUod,Crithi, C.frs, Aahmn, Pain in the Siile. Bro'nchitify H'hooping Cough, and alt Pulmona ry jTectiont.
TS the whole catalogue of remedies for Piilmonars Affecti ons, th.-rc is not one so universally known, and hose virtues has been so thoroughly tested as the Tar.
Kvery one knows that the 1 ar water and tar fumigations are among the most common remedies for colds, coaghs, Jcc, and to confirm the opinion, so prevalent
amongst unscientific people, we have the authority of
the most eminent pr.ilevsojs ot mtticme. 1 ne celebra
ted Dr. Buchaa, of England, has employrd it success
fullv for rears. Dr. Cilehton, an eminent Physician of
Pittsburgh, highlv recommends a treatment 111 which
tar is principally employed. But it Is unnecessary to
dwell on this subject, or in fact to expatiate at all on
the merits of this medicine. It mv be reinrtrked,
however, that this preparation ts the rvsutt ol years of
pattern ann laoorca experiment in an extensive prac' tice, and furthermore, that in it are embodied the rem.
edies employed by the eelcbrated Dr. Cooper, who, du
ring twelve vearsot extensive practice, in wnicn ne
treated a great number of cases of Consumption, did
not lose one single patient, as may ne seen on reter enc' to. a statement to that effet publiehed by him a
short time ago. It being so generally nnilersttod and
admitted, that as a cure for Consumption, Tar is with
outan eonal in the list ofknoon substances, we will
brieflv call atfntion to the fact that I.iterw ort, the
other chief ingredient in this preparation, is known to beeonallv efficacious in relieving thr primary a-id
milder stage of pulmonary disease, and in conclusion
it mar be added that the utmost skill and care have
been exercised in the preparingof this med cine to
make it as concentrated as possible, ny retaining only the medical properties of the several ingredients, and
the proportions base been adjusted anil the eomposia' . 1 . 1. c .. . -i : . 1
tlon enecieu . iiti 11 sirici nun uvv m siiv .1 iHtmii.i
properties,
Certificate oflfm. J. Rirhnrdt, M. ). To all whom it may concern, I make the following statement: Conscious that it may appear nnpmfess. ional, it is only from a perfect conviction and thorough knowledg of the essential benefit, and scientific origin of the preparation spoken of, that I feel constrained from a sense of duty to comply with the request of the
proprietor. I am a most inveterate upnoser of quacks and quack medicines in any form, and most fully coincide ilh theclaneos in the Code of Ethics lately adopted by the Medical Convention of Ohio relating particularly to that subject; it may therefore be inferred that it is only from a personal experiment with the preparation, and a positive assun-nce of its beneficial results, that induces me to recommend it as being all that it represents itself to be. The pntient, Mr. Charles Wade, Sixth street, Market
Snace. whom I allowed to trv the effect ot the medi
cine, (but which I would nar
ration wnatever nan 1 not
from which the msiltrilie
thi.s-.t .n l which I am satisfied is authentic.) was
quite low with the rarly stages of pulmonary consumption, for hich I had been treating in the usual manner, though with less than my usual success; at his earnet renurst. and that of bis' fiiemls. I examim-d the
receipt, and was suffi .iently satisfied of its scientific composition to allow the trial, and I am oblig-d to confess its effect was at least surprising, inasmuch that after the consnmotion of the second bottle my profes
sional visits were discontinued, though 1 frequently
saw mv patient afterwards, restored to perfect lien I' n. The "preparation is railed "Dr. Rogers' Compound Syrup of Liverwort tnd Tar;" and, from the examination of the rcceint and the success in my own expert.
ment. I do consciouslr recommend it as a useful and
valuable mtdicinet and 1 sh
titinnrrs tn lirnelire the
thev will anree with me as to its excellence, a id will
no doubt adopt it in their practice, as I shall most certainly do, believing it to be a most valuable aid in pulmonary cases that baffle the ardinarT mode of treatment, WM. J. KK'HAUDS, M. D.
Cincinnati, Oct, 1. is-ii. a t. Sii-nvil.I.. fWhol. salt A cent Tor the srest and
South,) South-Kast corner of Kace and Fifth-street CINCINNATI. April 27, 184 7-x. ivo 0 1 c a is n 1 a TIIF. Subscriber will be ready by the first day of May next to receive and card wool. My machinery Is nr, of the best workmanship, and havingrngaged the services of Mr, Kitchison, an experienced hand, formerly of Hamilton Ohio. I have strong reasons to promise my ...i.mm irond rolls. I cannot, at present, say what
mv prices for carding will lie, hut they shall lie as low as at any establishment in the country that does good -.s. it xt. fti'me. are at the Canal Basin at Brook-
Tille, and wool can be conveneiently sent by eanal either up or dosin. and the boats can delivirit at the establishment without any trouble, and n soon as it can be carded the rolls can be sent back. Great care will be taken to render satisfaction . PRO DICE. I will take in pavment for carding; Wool. Wheat. Rve, Oats, Flax.serd and Corn. 1 he produce or rash be. in all cases, paidahen the rolls are t.ken
DEALER IM II.ir.l.v.ire, Ilair Scatius. Curled Hair, larnuh. Looking Olatt Plate: nJ
Mahogany Veneert. No. 114, Main Street, next door below ike r m
cial Bank, CINCINNATI.
April, 17, 1S4 rt.Ir I, ACE W AIS E HO IJ.SE. JAMES It. SHARP, tmrortr ttn, Wholesale Denlrr in
BRITISH, FRENCH and GERMAN
LACE IJOODS, Saiss Muslins, Gloves, Mitts, Ac. 0. Cedar Street.
New York, and No. II, F.ast Third Street, Opposite the Henrie Knasr, CINCINNATI.
O. F. BENJAMIN, Agent. April 17, t4o IT-ly. 30,000 fbTTVOOrW-klVTKD At the Laurel factory to card (br customers the com
ing Season. Also 10,000 lbs WOOL WANTED to manufacture by the yard the coming Fall and Winter, or in exchange for woolen Goods?
WK shall be ready forcarding again by the first of May, with our elegant machines in fine order.
and can promise our customers as good work as was ev
er done at Laurel (or any other place,) and on as short
notice as possinie, with three stttor good cards run. ning day and night. I We arrVlso making extensive additions of Machinery etc., for the purpose of Spinning
weaving, and finishing of wool snd woolen goods; such as Jeans, Sattenetts, Flannels, Blanketing and Broad, cloths, all of which we will do as well, if not better, than any other establishment in the Stale, and at fair prices. Fl'I.LINO In all its branches will be faiihfnltv at
tended to, and done up in good order after the first of
September next. K. M ACY Co. April 10, 1849 25-tf
WASHINGTON IIOUSK, o.v .r.u,.Yi -.v..7fs Bstween Fifth & Sixth Sts. FIlllIS house has been rnl.rn n.l - .
I fur travellers and Boarders. Merchants, and Pedlem, visiting the Ciiv. will find it on.-..;..... 1
tral slopping place.' Charge. Moderate.
t.oort btattling. raiihf.il and experts ne. d hostlers always in attendance, j Miui'iv
Cincinnati, April 10, 14. 15-m. DION 7jIIlE W hole Si e and Retail Dhccgist. ASD DEALER IX
Paints, Oil, Varnish, and Dye StnfTb, corker of Losn MRx tT tc areawoRa trset. t i.m;Ii.ati.
A It Tr" of everj description, fjr the cure af i Henna, Kiiptiirr etc. K.,Khj"!T""r"cJ',rr '""! qnalitr.and may be had at reasonable rat. ,, rhw.ria... aii.l Country Mj-rcliams are invited to call and t xamint for tkcm-
Cash paid for Ginseng, ll.r,wax, FUxsesd, It. April, 10, IH4S. ' ,j
raaklin conrty, Indiana.
Saturday the9tkdav of M.v f.r.'t. t ilrli
''"J. M- e entire interest of said minor heirs in the following described real estate, it being the aadi. jrided five-sixths part thereof, vii: The north half of lot number so, on which is situated a two story fcn:,e house also, lot number 40, in that pasraf the town of
univsTiiK known ana designated a "Allen's plat." .... '
One-third of the ssnrchase monev t k .V
time of sale; one-third in one year, and one-third in
wo years, iroaa me aay ol sale. The second and third pay menu to be aeeurvd by note and rood freehold sr..
city. c. I. CLARKSON.
Guardian. The ndersignrd will offer for sale at ike t.i mA
place designated, the undivided one-siilh part of said tots it being the interest of Matthew D. baiggctt.
1 erms and conditions as above.
. ... JNO. H. F4.Rf.VHAR,
nrooKviiie, March 14, IS 46. ij
Srstt.
J. c.rraRiK. , , CURISIE& HAYDO WHOLF.SAl.F. DKAI.F.RS IV HOSIERY, GLOVES, TRminNQS, ASU VARIKTl GOODS, A s ALSO, -.. CUTLERY, CLOCKS. WATCHES, German Silver Ware. Jewelry. &c. 1J Mam Street, between 41b 4. iih. West side. Cincinnati, Feb. 13, I4o. :- 7-t. EASTERN COFFEE. s)A .4 BAGS Rio, choice article for sale hv aVJ--l A. DONALSON k. CO. tor. 9th and Main sts. Cincinnati. jyS. 31-lr.
FENCING NAILS. KEGS ml;
do 8dd. For sale bv
A. DONALDSON fCO. Ninth and Main street. Ciacnstat I, April 5, 1S45
Cm
40
-ly.
wi HATS AND CAI'S. T keep constantly on hand an ..fs.r;,nei,t of Hat, and ., ? """'. "f my aan mannfac. r . "nd """. sisitmg the c.ty ar, in. xT ?'s!mr"r""- W M AWRF.NCE. B.;cvTNs;v1,l,,o" b,,,,r ,h,; cum-1 April 10, 40. 16tf
TlfosfAS K. GRKKNrtF.LO, iRn. I,. WlNCHEIA. OR liENFiELD and WlNCiELL MANCKACI1JKKRS of plain Bronzed and Orna-m-ntal Japanned Tin-Ware. Also Robinson's Cr( hrated Air Lamp,. Corner of PeaH and Walnslt Sts. Opposite Pearl Street Hoass CINCINNATI April 10, l41 IJjy
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
CORNER OT BROADWAY AXD DET ttlrrr
NEW YORK.
THE proprietors of the Fr a xkli Horgt:, resprrtfully inform their friends and the '.v..
their house is now andrrgiige-xi-wsive repairs .arh as being painted througtout, and having a larce addi--
tron m new larnitarr. We are grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore rt ceiled, and . ..
nance of the same. ' j . .
NEWTON HAYES. JOHN P. IRKADWELL. Mr. G. J. S. Thompson, is associated with ... ;n .1..
r'ranklin House. - - H A: 1
New York, Frh. IS, l4A. II Aa.
BRUSH STORE-
104 Main street, between Thirxl & Fourth Cincinnati BI TCHER AND McLAVGHLIN would re-psct fully invite
MF.RCIl ANTS & DRUGGISTS
ts call and examine their assortment, it being s-ery large, at greatly
HKDITF.D PRICES. From our long experience In the brash fu.sr.ni...
ing, we feel confident that our stork w ill br found satisfactory, and that we shall be able to suit all, even the most fastidious.
March 37th 184S.
14-ly.
NAILS. a) fffk KEGS assorted. For sab- hv rsssOU A. DOVALDHOVA; CO Corner Sinth and M; in ata., Cincinnati July S5, IS.4J
NAILS. KEGS assorted No.. For salr br ' A. DOVI.AUbOX fc CO.
Ninth and Main sts. April IJih, n-j.
300
DRUi.S C1IE3IICALS At Philadelphia Prirrt. At the Philadelphia Branch Drue Xtorr, So. 15, Eart Third Street, between Main
and Sycamore, CINCINNATI. f 11.H Subscribers having associated themselves 11 nder the firm of J. A. C. Keakirt, and taken a Store at No 15. F.ast third street-are now rereivini? a full
ami exten ive assortment ot nrugi and t. hemicai, surf. ,n nr,rn
snitii ae ail. Si .1 ni ill l.oei pom price., alining freight. In addition a-e will also keep constantly on hand a lurge supply of Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Dye Stuffs and Perfumery. . Being connected a-ith th larc and old established house of J Jt J. Heakirt.nf Philadelpbia, we a ill be constantly receiving fresh and genuine Drugs and Med. icines fr.nn them at first rot pricet, a hich will enable us to sell on better terms than any other hnuso in llieciiy. We earnestly solicit d'-alers in our line to call and examine our stock before purchasing else
where, as we art eonri dent it a ill 1st to their advantage. J. & C. RKAK1KT. April 10, 1S45 15-tf.
OLD V.ri r Altl.lSIlM KN r. ISJO.
Cincinnati Venltian Blind Factory, fine Street, onednor Sorth ofSutlh ie.t (up ttmiro) A tjoining the Hay S ale. sfT-H EKEis kept m had and made to order all
y Kiliuul tAM.'VCOLORKPAHLOR BLINDS,
.rrjiiieo equal 10 any made in any other place. Ny long experience and unequalled pairon.ee is sufficient proof of public opinion. Veisitiax Shdttkr of any d.-senption made to order: Paint t mixed for family use; Blindt repaired or rxrh inged to suit window.; ShadeCurtatni hung. All order, punrtuallv attended ' . . J MES MTOKD. C incinnali, April 10, 140 15-ly. John Griffith, Gunmaker, NO. 79 M AIN S I 'RF.F.T CINCINNATI, KEEPS ronsiantly on hind rionMe and single Bar. n h-d Shot Guns, It irl. s, rifle Barrels, locks tie., A l.o a general assortment of materials for gunsmiths, (ons and pistols repaired. April IO, l4'. 15-ly.
iiuv: i;v:: "SA7"llR r.imlisi St.llivan Depot of foreign A: DoI nn-stir Dry Goods, f.u he has got a large, rh- ap an.l general assortment. If you call once yo.l will be
sun- 10 call often, quick sale, and small profits is the method he has adopted. A large assortment of Bonnetts, alaaison hand. Remember 257 Main st, five doors above Sixth, West side. April 10, I54. 15-lv.
State of Indiana, Franklin County. In the Probate Court of Franklin County, Indiana William McClnre, Administrator-) a illi the will annexed of ihe estate or George Beck late of said County deceased vs I
Jacob Rerk. George B.-ck. Con-1
rad Poosh and Elizabeth Poosh his
aue, .mrsari 1. mart and
ERENEZER WISWELLSL STEAM-POWER Loolain Glass, Portrait, AND
Picture Frame Manufactory, 1 17, Main st. Cincinnati. FTHE above articles can be furnished in aa good, I style and on as reasonable terms as at any of the Eastern Cities. An assortment of Looking Glasses always on hand at aholeaale and retail. Si. B. Old Frames refill ft plntpa reset. STEA.yPQA.TS f HOTELS - Furnished ai ihrshottes; notice. March 27th 1145. - 14-lv.
New Goods.
Vissi' tlllll.s.' I.:" '.""I - rl taiciopayaeat.
Mis If KJ t f M tC? ui lit-, .irnn . jarDun ffl THE Stibcirrw'r h.,nl receired a fmth upply "nd Sumn J 's-oh,!, hi wif.-, M.irr I nf Spring O' Summrr Goods, embracing all articles ' Beck and illrrdBerk heirs and in his line, ahiehheis detennin.-d to ss-ll biw . His I; r "-s of ihe said ti.-org.- Beck
tld Customers arid Ihe niililie in ireneral arc invited lo I ueet sva
THE Suliscribors have jusl receivcd iheir Spring and Summer Good, which added tn their former sitiir lj" makes iheir asRorlmcni large and corn (Hete of MP V'uida' of- ' DRY GOODS. Oriceries, JIai Jware, Queenttirare. Bool and Shoes, Eyr and I'alai Leaf Hat, Eiorenrrbraid t Straw litmhefs. '
I MILL AND CROSS-CCT SAWS, PI V E CHCRNS ! - AMI TCBS. PAIN TED BCCKF. I S, TR ACE I CHAINS, SPADF.S (c SHOVF.I.S, MA- ) NIKE FORKS, S A l IRONS, BRASS KETTLES, etc.
A 11 of which ther are sietermmed ro sr H as low as the
asle ot real es-1 """r goods are aum in any toa n ui ine ra.trm-
parsoi tne arate or at vitielttnRli rrice., auoing ireignL only on the heavy articles. R. A. S. TINKH. -. Brookvirie, April tl, l4S. 'is-ty
Petition for the
call and cxmiiiie for themselves-
Brookvillr, April 10, ISfi
..
II. BUR I ON.
IJ-4w.
S. II. 1'ARVIN &. CO.
t try tne rnm 01 111c mnii- , , IT 0 C ft tes . iave done under no c m.id. - lfirCn t itlf ll(lt l,ap ISlttrC, is'prep'r.M, obiaincd i!.m No. 350, Maiiist. Four doors bdow Ninth.
CINCINNATI
W Mo CDLKSCOTT,
Attorney and Coansellor at Law. IlrooKville, In. Brookville Belle. THIS Packet Boat, having b-en nicely fitted up for I..- .eroiiun'Hlation of nxssvnirers. and also to take a
1 small quantity of freight, a-ill run regularly beta ecn ! Cincinnati and Brooksillc. I It will leave Brookville every Monday, Wednesday
lould urge mv br itln r pjac- and Fridai , at 4 o'clock P. M. and arrive at Cmcin-
ee.m. a. 1 f.H-l convinced nsti about eight the next mornin
Jacob Heck and G -nrge Beck.nnn residents nf the
Mate of Indiana, are h r. liy nolitied that the above nam d Admitusirjtnr a ill, ike will annexed of the t-s-tue of the said tieorre Berk deeeasrd has fil'-d his petition in ihe Clerks emVc.if the Probate Court ot the County of Franklin aforesaid, praying slid Court to grant hi-n an order for the Sale of the real estate of a hich Ihe said deceased was the owner at lur time of hlsdrath in ihe said petition mentioned, or to much thereof as a ill lie necessarr lo riischarrr ihe debts, de
mands an expense against the estate of .aid deceased, I stabling.
BACON. RAMS, Sides, and Sonlders, just from .mike house, for salr br TYNRRS, MTARTT Jt HI f T. Brookville, Feb. li, l". . . I-hty. WESTf.ItN- IIOTELi S. E. earner of Court an I ll'alwU (reelxt ca;c.va.i ti. TRAVELLERS will find satisfactory accommodations and moderate charges, earriajre Aseand good
ml the said George Heck and Jacob Beck are also
hereby notified toappepron the first day of the next T.-rm of said Probste Court to be holden at the 4'otirt House in Brookville, in Ike County of Fraoklin and Slate. if Indiana on the second Monday of May A.l 14 to show cause if any they have, why the s.id r- i.; estate .hull not lie sold to pay the del.ls and demands outstanding against the rslatv of the Said d.xeas.-d. April l.tth lll'i. Attest: 1. M. JO. INSON, Clerk P. C. F C. Appil 17, IS 14 li-ta
Cin. March 13, 1S44. U-ly
, BRADLEY,
Proprietor.
JOHN A. MATSON,
' Attorney at Law.
i.tf.
Lawrencebvrgh, April 19, 1848. The streets here lo day look rather till and dull. It is a delightful day, and the farmers arc all at home preparing for planting. There ii no- gooJ prospect for newspapers in this place. J. II. Green, the celebrated reformed Gambler has commenced a neat and interesting literarv n-
v j r per here; the fir sfnumber of which nppearel last week. It is edited by Emerson Bennett a gentleman who has obtained considerable literary fame as a writer for 'lie C'a.cinnaU Daily Commercial Mr. ro'rn.lale cf Ruhv:ll?. is slso stout corn-
town and their own citizens. This is a no
ble index of their character. Show me a man that is always abusing his own town and his fellow citizens, and his own char
acter is known as well as if the brand was on his forehead. A man that will not defend the place of his residence, should be speedily rode out of it on a rail. This place is the residence of Joe Marshall, our next Governor but we hate not yet liad a peep at the lion. Judge Eggleston has removed from this place, out on
the Rail road 14 i.i'.es from here. C. F. C.
A man in Troy is doing a smashing business by letting post coachches run oehim, and then commencing suits for damages. He Iias cleared $723 in the last nine tmn'.hs ffW on one ankle alone.
SPITTING OF HLODD is a ery sen.
ous evmntom and a common attendant upon
Oonsnirnition, although if often follows ca
ses of severe cold, where ibe lungs have
been affected, and neads in any case prompt attention. Various means have been devised lo check i, but none have ev?r succeeded bo well as Dr. II. B. Folder's Olo. saonlan or All-ueallinjr Kalsnm, which ha acted as a complete antidote. While it Hays any. heinnraze from the. lung, it
has also a tendency to promote expectoration, and cive ease to the plain in the chej-
and side, enabling the patient to sleci quietly, and promoting in arenmkable degree
healthy action in all pArts of tne systdn
April J4, 184.
r US TO M A ND
MERCHANT MILL. THF proprietors intend starting their new Custom and Merchant Mill, situated at the tanal lock in Metamora, on the firs, day of May. Thry solicit . liberal hare of patronage from their neighlHirhood and adjoining counties. Orrat care will be t.ken by our 3 ... " i ...neon-J up. to rive satisfaction.
miner, a no s s i" . - . to all who mav extend to ns their patronage. ve es- 1 peei.llv in'itr " -"emion of iknae a bo s, " rood work done, to call and examine for themselvrsl all that we ask is a trial from our friends, not fearing but aa will make them our customers. . . - Our Machimry is entirely new. nd (on.iruct.w of the best materials; no rxprnse has been .pared in its workntanlike arranssement. A heavy "r-"-,-' borne in proeureing a superior article of Burrs. r -er with other parts of the mach,nery tve, a hile
no pains hat b -en omitted to put it a t - -sj 1 .,. )r..uii
it uiru vniiiit.s..
li aill leave Ciiiriiinati everv Tuesday, Thnrsilay
and Saturday at 4 o'clock V. M.and arrive at llrm.kvillle next morning by right. Farmers aishing to visit the city with a little freight will find this Boat very conveneii lit as they are prepared to take freight as well as pa.seng.-rs. and can be re. k.i n J,.ii;nr reolarfv at the time stieciliad.
Freight intended for this boat will be received by xi- M..ft-. t at Brookville Canal Basin ai.d by T. J.
Tvner Canal B isin Cineiniiati. Cof Korrf Coal always on hand and f..r sale by Mr. M.iffctatlhe Ware Huuse, Rro-iksllle Canal Basin. ALOXZU CR ART Master. April 17, IS4 ''t-'f DR. rswi.r' Hifh'y Medicated Poor Man't Plattrr. Hsving obtained such . vast distinctions throughout the United Siatts.that the undersigned has been induced to obtain the exelnsise right to mannfac
lure and control this renowned Plaster tnrougiiout tne entire Territory West of the Alleglianies, and would
direct Ihe attention or the li-iiggist w ho wish to ontatn a very superior Plaster on the mo.t eligible terms to the article referred to above, wiih ahiehheis at all times prepared, to furnish by the gross or less quality. Cincinnati. Q , Sept. 14th, 14. JOHN D. DOUGHTY.toiix n.mi;csiiTY CUE MIST DR UG(i 1ST. 7 Kaot 3d Street itppotitr Ihe Henrie Houte
CINCINNATI, . Vt.SO constantly on hand a vi ry extensive assortmint of Drugs', Medirinrs k. Chemirles, rhysiciana. Plantations and Families supplied ailh ihe most carerullv inspected Medicines. April 16, 1"4'S 'i-',.
Sale of Forfeited Land. "S1TO 1 1 1 K i. h. r. hj given that 1 will offer for sabI at iheCann Hou.e rin.tr in Rrssokville Franklin rnuulv Ind.. on Saturday the totk day of June A. I. IS4. betaeen Ihe h xirs of 10 o'chsrk A.M. 4 o'clnck
; 1 M on said d-sr the folloaing tract of land Situated in the aforesaid county, to wit: Fifty acres of land .nfl
tne west sole ol toe Aorth east quarter ol bestin seventy Seven .4" 1 ownship nine in range two West.. Mortgaged hv John C. lohnson Auril the 9ih A D WW
for the payment oftwo hundred and eighty dollars with interest for thrneof 1'own.bip nine of range one west, in tbr atnresaid Comty and nirfVited for Ihe nun payment of principal and interest. M. V. S1MHVSOV, School Commissioner of Township o. Range I. April 11, 1144 l'-tf
Office on M.Ar Sr.,
May lijih, 1945.
Brook vii. i.e. Ind.
LAW NOT I C Ha S L E El II & MYERS. Allror.eys an I Counsellors at Jtnv.
ILL attend to all bu.inyss entrusted to them.
ther in the Sups-rior
- VTTLLatte
V 're and ndeVitr; or inferior Courts of the Stale
Office over J. troudir-'s store, on Main st the Treasurer's offtce,Brookville, Ind.
Ss pt. I, 1145.
ttppOslf J-s-lf.
JOIIX D.IIOU'LAM), AttiOmey at Law, - iirookvu.le. u.
ii.v croons,
We will on the same day, put in opperation our pew and superior carding machi ne for card."? gn atest care w ill be obserrey by our carder, w ho pos. IvHe, miirh experience in hi. busintHn. to give '"- i.I .11 wiih their wool. Our ma-
:r ' v ;r ,i,e h q,i,,y .d i..e., r.
CO 1" il
All work aarrantcd
i good order.
It has now
been
n use
HOB OIUVHI V u 'J test. Ill V A j 1 13 nSJ , .....s.. i in-T failel in s single cis? whore roni?rlic'
could be of y
Ht'ROI IOM Jt ni l I 1 .
April 1.1, 14 1TO-
OXBCENT RRWAItl). UAN AWAY Trom the subscriber, living in Bloom-,ing-c;i-ov.1 tosn.hip. Franklin eoiinty iH't .a b id Z,r b, , V name of Hannah Webb, ( J vears nf it-. I rn;a arn aay per-o" f'" ror in-or trust. tig aid cirl on my account, a. I aill psy
s J i nodrhtsorh.rToniractttig. rr." this oate. iJ I" mtny years. and j ,., Kin? p ...n said girl, and bring hrrbjrk, .1.4.1
avail
be entitled to th- ab'
tp.il 14"
m ..vrSi.C Sod OO thSV..
I-SHC V KFIHV.
-srt'r reerired bv El Prrot fvom Heir I'ara a laige
.1 and snbrndid stock of Woods am table for the bi.nlig . . . . : ... . c HI'S S. S Lu.
and summer trsar, v nn.i.iinc ... p. . " - Fanev Nets for Caps. Caps 8c Nets do. do. Plain Brussels, Laces A. Kdgings, Bfk . While Mechlin , do do. do. Oempiirc Th-d Wrought I.aaes A; Kdging., Ctx. H.ib illuisn nets rhread I.aees Jt bdgings.
nhkiad d... I.inen A. Coiton. A large tat of Silk
lilov.-s 4. Mitts, Blk and WhiteCotton do. ! ALSO Jaconet, Mull, Swiss, B.k JtCarrbric Muslins.Aic fce. All or which are offered at WW York city prieet We would respectfully call the attention ol C .uutry Merchants visiting oiir titv, to our .inc., as we are Vnnttatttlr receiving tjoods direct from oar House in .h. a..i .nS ore sVlrina at exceeding low prices.
Jax. R. SHART, So. II Fast Third Street Cincinnati, . i . ' qSv AB r. iif:sj amin, Agem. April IT, IS46 7-,5r, MEDINA I. NOTICE. IIOCTOK AGUAIIAsM,
Sirgeon, Ehyslclan k Accoucheur.
TAKF.9 leave tlllrm me ,....,.. ............ ( moved rrom Connersville n Rlooming lirovr, where he i intends to reside. ' ...... , i Dr. 4iraham was F.ducatcd in the Colleges ,sf London , and Uiiblin; has had ten year, prartiee in tirtat Bnlam. and three in the l oa n and neighborh ml of I'un. I in-rsnlle in this Salr. , lr t;rahainstr.e in his prof.-ssion. in and aronnsi . f -.ii.ier.vile. cannot he denied by th candid amongsi
lii. I nlrmp .ririe.. 10 .mi's; i.rjvr, A .r 1 1 1. IM
Foreign & Domestic II tl.f WAKi: & CUTLERY
W Y K would respectfully invite the attemim of; Country Merchants and othrrt, pnrrhasing g.snd. in Cineinnati. to Var large and veil selected i st.srk of Harslware oi. Cutlery ahich being for the! mm.. Mart nfj.Mrnws. direct iinnnrtati.iM Trssm Fans '
psan and Ameri.-an Manufacturers, we f.el eonftdent ni being ahle'tn o"T. r on snrh terms, as will be satisfactory tnsueh as may favor as with a rail. JOSKPH W WATXR. No. I'll Main 4 doors below Fifth, F.ast Side. ! CINCI.NNAM, O. April 17, 14S. Illy.
W. L. HUDSONS Imp roved Rifle, Ka. 11 Wt Fourth Street CI NCIVS AT I. MISUFACTURER. l I. Rifles Msnnfaelored by W. L. H. with his im. pl ovrnientsse warSiltilltf lo shoot ten eon.eeutiec shots iSMo asbit-eivn.t circlcat 440 yards, ar a quarter of tniledittaH.-. Apiyl '' o-ly.
JOHN 11. FAU(tUIIAI, Attorney at Law, DrockfrHc.la. Jan. 10,1843. 3-lf.
TH AYER & KNOWLE , WHOLESALE' DEAERS IN Str.iv, Leghorn, V Pain Lcci (i.yxl; Ktt Cloth if F-r Cups. 1
Vs. 14 Pearl St
Apiil II4A.
Cf.VCI.V.V.ITi,
lVlf.
1 Vim.
LOCKW..OD Si, ROROFFj M.tnAfhclurtrs and Dealer in
Stoves, Qratcs4Hallaw:warelTintware ! Kl VCII EN FURNITI RE SotilK u'tf cornernf Fifth and Race Slo., Ciacinueti. ri. . lbs- M.W, TIR'T BU HIVCI AI'PAK.l If ; is aim manufactured at thi. cstablishim nl. ' i . Cop r, Tin, and Sheet Iron W ork d'"r ailh sw at-ni-ss A despaieh. i - i - -April 17, 1146 . -J"- I
TOIIAriCO a: SNUI'F. fCUTIIA- n tlCHF.l.OF.R. Wh..lesle and ftail d aters in Imported and American Cir,ars. n S'l-t II kind, of Tobacco and SssT. v. tfon it ' rfre.w Vill tl. net f.r (VtINTI, Xfrsl. ?; IMS. M '
C. TAIT, CI ROCF.R, and dealer in Ruitrr, Kgr. and Country f lvdsrer-nrterlly, Sixtw street Market, space lii t ween F.lm and Plum strrrrs, Cincinnati. Keeps ronsiantly on hand a full assortment of Groceries of the bast quality, which he will sell Wholesale or Retail, at reasonable priers. Being engaged ia parking Putter and Fggs fr the Southern Market, he ia always paying the highest pnee ft.r thisse articles. Country Merchants and I raders having produce to dispose of and Urvcrrii-s to purchase
avs. requested to give him a gall. Produce reensetioa consi jui(,ent, and disposed of to. the best advantage'. "April I, l4ft. 14. PROTF.CTIOV IVSURAVCF. COMCIM OF HARTFORD, COW. TITHF. Protection Insurance CV rr.pany have rstabI lished an airnry at this piaee; where risks of every description will be ta,ko. I erms af insurance r.aM.nable. .. . t.
All claims for loss arising under Polici.-a, will ba p,.mPtly adjusted.. xi M'CLEARY Agnt. Brookville, Ind , Jao'y. , IIC5. -mv I i i , a .
NEW STORE. CIIKAP FALL CSOOUS. nOCF.LAXl &t McCLF.r.lsY have jast received a b. aotitnl asmrtsnrnt of 'q1l iood. of thr latest styles, to which theyiuvile ihe attention of the pnl.lis generally, eqrsrotk consists in part of the fulroaiiig losds;-r " ' , ' Valieoen of Ihe fment tlyle. njjfnan tclttif, .V tt tit n Jr luines. Attarn la:$t. I'll: ' 'te's, i'lmi. .VsiiRii, Stinwli.
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