Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 18, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 May 1846 — Page 3
CONGRESSIONAL. Washington. April 20, lt'46, SENATE. mcs5ai was receited from the PresjjVnt of the United States, in compliance with a resolution of tl3 Senate of the 8lh instant, calling for all the cjrresponrtenee in'relation to the right of search held subtenant to the treaty of Washington. "After receiving petitions and reports from committees, aud disposing of some private bills. The joint resolution of the Senate lo annul and abrogitc.the second article of the convention of the Glh August, 1327, as amended by the House, was rJad; and al". ter some conversation the yeas and nays were taken upon agreeing to the amendmeat of;tha House, and resulted as fol1 tv c
A'len. AsUiey .'icius-
FOREIGW NEW S. ARRIVAL OF THE Steamship Caledonia. The steamship Caledonia, Capt, Loll, arrived at Boston on Monday, with advices from Liverpool to the 4th, and London of the 3d instant, both inclusive, The news was immediately obtained and brought by express to this city. The mony market was in an unsettled 3nd unsatisfactory state. There appears to be a stagnation, in the corn market?, in consequence of the movements in Parlimiiil relative to the corn law.
J It is said that the Oregon question vill cut ofT, lo a large extent, the emigration j from Germany to the United States.
The slaughter of the Silkhs was terrible.
VP isMessrs. Allen. Ashley
. .. ... f I... In..tn ICrnixsp. lirifTliF . r ....
on, Atuenoo iagu . u-un. --" -.: 1 i en or itceirt UtO'isan'l or these brave lei-
i-airiieiu.;. . ,, ... ,
new a y m o iii'jusanu, ungnsti troops vere slain and vounded. This battle and this slaughter, added to
!the slaughter of twenty thousand Sikhs in
I ,
f..nnmn I 'am. Dickinson. UlX,
Houston, Jenncss; Nilcs, Pennybackcr 11-nk, Somnla Sjvier. Turney 21 XY.S Messrs. Archer, Barrow. Bar . Mt.ix Ti.n f'avtun. J. M. Clay-
tnen, uaiuumi, !a nr., ,;,, h,i.i u.. i.,i : ,i,
m Cj'TiUt. Corwin. Uriuenueu, l..,; - i-- - ..oa .caui-cu eur- ' "I r .- . f amlTTin I rpnttir in full envAraiitnl. aF flii i A..;in.
Greene, Haywood, iiunui.giu. -.-- i " - - --s'"j . ....j
. -. . , I 1.1 .....n n .11 S i 1 ' II PI H II II MM Ml I' nffhdtUfdllll I h A Vnt An I
wx-tt-c.i (lie uuikj emu
payment of one and
rupees as an indemnity for war!
So the amendment was not agrecu iu. . . . Sntlpi r.,l p1,
,S i -'-arrangements for setthng the future c",,l m.l- re 1 the printing of 2.',, j boumKmes of the S.kli State, and the uriHI couies of thel'iitui.tO.uce Report, and -gvaizitton of its aJininistration as might
-ii-f-d i'-e Ijill'.nasing audiuu;iiii 4i'i"i'n : ""-.imuicu un a ujikhc,
Johnson ot .uiryianu, joini"." - , t "w"5
Lswis McD iilie. M.mgu:n. Miller, -uorc- , ueas rivers, and the
head, Tearce, Phelps, hpeighi i--pui. j a Irilf crore of Webster. Westcott, Woodbridgc, ulee : llie expenses of
HOUSE. i The Ludiaoasof the morning hour wjsj miimporUnt. A message was received, iroia the President in answer to the raw- j lution of inquiry as to tho application of the Secret Service tnnd, and also a Mc;sag.j from the Senile, notifying the House that it had disagreed to the amendments of the . Notice resolutions. i On mourn of Mr. 0.ven tho ..l:ssige;
was taken up
The cotton market was apparently de
pressed; yet on th? 3J inst. American de scriptions improved one eighthof a pMiny. Indian coin continues to ariive in England and aiii popularity. Tho Eug'i.-ili tariiT and Irish coercion bill absorb the proceedings in Parlimcnt. Tiie Polish revolution appears lo be at nn end. Poor, unfortunate Poland. There is no news of importance from
from the
mat
v ranee. Tho French papers do not say
Mr Gentry moved that the Houi5 rec : - j ; much about the Oregon question. It is the
from Ua amendment to tU3 amiiiJoiciit o. : opinion there that Mr. Polk is in the the Senate. ' wronc The yeas and uaya were orderc, and l-n WjJ ,nfe reccivej t!ic Europcan Times
vote was as ioiio. only: consequently our extracts must be
IU.,11 ! IJ .I-
.nassrs. r" from th u nnnr.
k dama .m.tWl. Asbmun. AtKinson, ... .
J' - J - . . Ilrp-rnn in Ijttr :in poma til Lava Lul He
Buringer, Bayly, bell, Jas .. ..i, , ; ' . ; : The victory hns put the finish'mz slroke to
DIIIUKC mix; j . w
Blinchird. Milton Brown, U irt, Joim u. Campbell, John G. Chapmaa, Augustus . Chiaman, Reuben Ghiptnan, Cocke, (,ollamer, Cranston, Croz.ier, Dirgm, Garrett Davis, Delano, Dixon, Djckery, John H. Ewing, EJin, II. E-ving. Foot, Gentry, ;i'us. Goodvcar. Graham. Gndcr, Gnr.r
near Loodi.niLih, and other ly Sir. Ilenrv Harding and Sir. Hegh G nigh, with the main body of the enemy on the margin of the same river at Sobraon. In both these engagements, the arms of the British forces reaped new lain els, & inflicted terrible retribution on the invaders. Our troops awed their success mainly to the able hoad which led them to victory, and to the use of the bayonet in the attainment of it. If rhe enemy had the advantages in these respects which iho British troops possessed for the personal courage of the Sikh soldiery is undoubted the slaughter would have been far more terrific, the consequences infinitely more momentous. The severe thrashing of the Sikh forces by Sir. II. Smith, has been consummated by the total defeat of the main body by the Governor-General of India and the engagement is estimated at from 1Q,003 to 12,030 merij that o( the British, in killed and wounded, at upwards of 2,040, amongst whom is a large number of officers. The action commenced in the mornin
and the work or destruction had closed by eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Sir. II.
Goiijjh.s account of this battle proves it to have been, while it lasted, one of the most terrific on record. Unlike the able manoeuvring of Sir. II. Smith, this affair seems to have owed its success to the daring intrepidity of our men, who stormed the enemy's entrenchment-", bayonet in hand, defended us thy were by 30.000 Sikhs and 70 pieces of artillery. The slaughter was immense, for our troops bravedjthe enemy's fire by reserving tUeirshot until they got within his entrenchments. The horrors of war are painted with appalling power in the few brief seuti nces of the victorious commander. Tin; action terminated in the complete rout of the enemy, the capture of his guns and the loss of his camp and bagg;SJ. An awful sacrifice of his life took place on the Sutk-j, in attempting to cross which our troops mowed down thousands of the retreating foe, and those who escaped the (ire were drowned in the stream.
cana. If, by our hun.Me influence. thi- I
ATTENTION!
his fellavr man, will ap
nITT H All. K thankful IV.r at fevnr,, particularly invite thrirold f titnim-r ant! all ntht-f tina; artirlra in thrir line, l and, riaminc th.-ir rrtuli atnek of Spring and Summer Ouud, jut now ottrnin at theirold stand. Theyllattrr IhemsrlTet that the quality of tKvir Gondi il please; harin? bvrn M-lrrtt-d by a carvful and rsprrieneed hand. They will wll on accommodating trrmfnrcahor approved produce, ' Hrnnkviile, ,pril 28, l&W 1
4 f KEGS Nail, assorted size for sale hy 4t HI IT HA U.K.
April 28, 1846 f TQXS iron assorted f ranted, for. tale by April 28, 1840
18 size, all of which is warHIT I' 4. HAILK. 18
rft AST. Spring, Aiurrican and F.nplih Blister Steel
w lor saie oy
111 I I & HAII.R.
13. Rrush Scrthes, and lllirt H ULK. 18.
ae'.l, Hompton, Hirpor.J liniiara. inas i. j t pis,e,j Holmes, l.aao E. Holuiis. H ,p.;,ns LJ j A.nerical , H..I 1 Urt...n.-il 11 llit'tinl
muna v. iiuu.ru, - 'i hv in.liiPOiii in ,r ... ll.int Hiintor .In. ' inaifpoal ion
""i. V ,i..w.vr,.,JK Th.iis n-jtler Kiii.irawi3-rom. "
V-i. I.;T-,n. SIcCrate. MeGau.'h i Vi' Line, the lady
ey, MTIenry, Mirih.JIiller, il teely, Piyne Peiidl.Jton, Polljck, Julius Kockwell, JA. Rackweli, Root, Runk, Sohenok, Seamin.SeJJon. S'veransc, Si:npsia, Truman Smith, Albert Smith, Caleb B. Smith. Stanton, Stevens, Stewart, Strohm, ThiboJeaux.filden. I'cji.l.viy, TrrnSo, Vii ton, White, NYint";.r..4, WoodwirJ, Wright. Yancey ST, NAYS Messrs. Anderson, Bont.m. Biggs James Black, Bowlin, Boyd. Brolhad, William (i. Brown, Galhoart, Ghaae, Ghipni-ui, Clarke, Cobb, Culiom. C imm;us. Ciinntngharn, Dmiel, Jirrsoii f) ivis, DoMott, Dillinj'ia'ii.j Dobbin, Djugl iss, DromToo'.e, I) in!ap, Erdunn. Faran, Fiokiin, Foster, Fries, G-irvin, G r.l on, Grover, Hamlin, Haralson, Hinnin;on, Hjge, Hoorh, George S. Houston, H injerford. Jamoa '. Hunt, Ciiarles J. Ingcrsoll, Jenkins, James H. Johnson, Joseph Juhn3o:i, Andrew Johnson, George W. Jones, Soihnrn J.mps. Kennedv. Preston Ivin, Law-
attiaetion for awhile in the
Indiin news. The victories of the English over the Sikhs appears to be the principil feature of the imelligencc by this steamship. Spain enntinues in nn agitated stale.
I lie ministerial crisis in Belgium is not
Minister was prevented
from attending the Queen's
the 19th ult.; but Mrs.
of his Excellency, was
pre,ent, and also the Secretary of Legation
Mr. Gansevoort Melville. The preparations for the visit of Her Majeot; Q-.ieen Victoria, to the King and
Q'jiaii of the French, were proceeding
without intermission at the Tuillerie?, No !ii!!y,St. Cloud and Versailles, and paiiicu
I irly at the Tri mon. The greatest activity continues in all the dock rardsin England, and the recruiting for the army istill going on with great spirit. OY.) soldiers weie ordered to India 3)3 of which were ordered lo proct el by t'i? overl.i'i 1 route. It is now stated that iii.it order will be rescinded. There is a rumor cur rent that an additional number will proceed to Canada. The Lit93t Oammarcial Intsilisanos. Tiia commercial accounts from all parts of t'te country are desponding and gloomy With the solitary exception of the iron
the war
It has brought the Sikhs to their senses to their knees and they are now hum
ble suppliants for our mercy and forbearance. They have agreed lo pay a million and a half sterling, in the course of four years, towards the expenccs of the war, the payment to be enforced by the occupation of Lahore. Sir. Robert Peel, on the evening of Thursday,proposed a vote of thanks to the India army, which he did in the highest 6train of eloquence and impassioned feeling. Thebeauiy of the eulogy was in fine harmony with facts and truth. The Commander-iii-chief and the GovernorGeneral are to be elevated to the peerage.
! timer $ Smith's Times.
Jacobin club shall be stayed in its onward and destructive march. Conscience and
Ileavpn, if not
plaud
THE AUTHOR. Proceedings of a Lodge,. When the Lodge, (which is never held lower titan the first floor,) is a.sseinbled, the G. D. being seated upon the chair of Stale, and (he N. S. somen lint loner upon his left, the former taps with his hammer twice upon tire table; after roll-called, ihc G. D. enquires of the several officers their respective duties (which are common with those of others, and therefore not necessary to he rep?ated,) and upon their being given, desires the W arden to perform his duty. This officer then traverses the room, and being satisfied that no Gentile is present, reports tle same to the G. D. The N. S. the read the previous minutes, and a 'hymn' of the order, usually some vulgar love ditty, or eentimentut flash song, and nasally leads in the air, using vociferously joined bv the Lodae.
Thm AT V n Kt 1 1 am .1 i ,i.i,..i T F.GHOKN and Palm Leaf Hats for sale hy
iiv -s. . v. .ii. men ufiinfes in e ijiiuye I H1TT &. HAILK.
open lor Dusincs. winch is then transacted: Apni 2s, i84S u.
such as paying dues, penance of defaulters reports of the 'espionage committee;' but the principal business consists in drinking choice wine, kept concealed in a closet and leciting vulgar tales and anecdotes. Any two members, who have passed the Third Degree, can initiate one into the mysteries of the craft, but the ceremonyis very incomplete, and generally miien? nine; not sufficient lo rarry one intq a properly organized Lodge. But when, ne is to be initiated, in presence of the Craft
assemblcd.the following is the method pursued in the
Initation of a Candidate. The member who recommends the candidate to the Lodge, as "one woithy f being of the chosen," takes charge of him between the first and second doors. He there blind-folds him, and. gives one rap and a kick at the inner door. The I. T. enquires "Brother, who knocks at the jasper gate?" An. "A sheep who would graze in the meadows of holiness." I. T. "In the name of the Craft, we ndmit him." The door opens amid the clanking of
chains, wnile heavy thunder, and lightning vividly penetrating even his bandage, is calculated to fright the noviciate. He is then grasped by the arms, and led around the room, being made to stumble over di
vers chains, while the members groan and ilirick in horrid discord. Suddenly every thing is as till as the grave, and immediately a voice cries "whither, friend?" The candidate answers, by instruction from his voucher, 'Tolhegate of amaryath." A confused
murmuring of voices is heard, and an ex
plosion, similar to that of a child's powder
cracker, ocenrs within and an inch of the candidate's nose. The following conversation takes place between him and the G. D., the answers of the novitiate beina
April 28, 1846
WALRRQ.VS Mowing and Scythe Siieads for sale by April 28, 1846
BARN and Common Shovels, Spades, liar and Manure Korks, for sa.e by HU T HAILK. April 28, 1846 l. a VEEN", Glass and. Earthen ware for sale hr HITT HAILK April 28, 1846 18, BOOTS and Shoes assorted sizes for sale bv 111 11 & HAILKApril 28, 1845 18.
E. M. MAYO'S, MAV'FACTORY of improved Shutter fastners and furniture Castings, and all kinds of MaWork done in a workman lik; manner at the shortest notice. ALSO. Attached to the establishment a lock factory and Brass foundry, w here locks of every deeriptioii and btass castings can be had at the shortest notice. O. HAYCOCK. On 6th street below Main and Walnut (reel C7.VCAY-V4 77, Q. May 1,1846 18-ly
Invalid Reader! Vword with yon ill r. anl to the testimony f,rWstar"s rui.su r ti n CiiKjiir. Itsiv.- yon e. ainins-J it attentive!,? Ilae via rsamin. d the tat on record? Of the cuu- tlii im-dit-ine has prvliii-m tii Have yo remarked how dc.perate and hop Us many of them were? And how complete has been the cure in every instance? Have you liotieed how many and r spcL table the persons who have certified to its value efficacy? Have you obsa rved the evidence candor and BP;d fail k; which characterizes every case recorded, pvary certificate jriven? If so, there net d no more he said to convince ,nu that this preparation is the very
i ,l" 5h,,"' rcnrl if not, then you
-ouuiii i-nu to tlie agents and procure Or Treatise on Consumption, persile it and we fears of the result. Also sec advertisement. May, I, t840 r
Wistar's have no
13-2a
ExriuoRDiyjJir disclosvses. Beware op Fraud. To Druggists.
SOME Druggists are misled into the error of buying a miserable intimation of Dr. Smith's Surar -Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills, simplv because they can purchase the spurious cheaber. We shall in all -
cose tuck dealers throughout the eonn'ry, who after"
3 CKNTS TER. LB. WOOL CARDING. . f B1IIK Subscriber it now prt-nantt to Vard Wool, on I hit. m-w rihI excellent tardt. He i determined to do the work of his eiutomer, he therefore propose to card at the unprecedented low price of A eeiin per lb. and warrant trood ml U. Come on. and wr will be
ntmpt in our riiagrmenta.
April J", 18-10
DUUME & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Clocks, Watches, .Jewelry
AND W A TC H-M A K K R S TOOLS K M.tl KKl.ti a,
sflONSTAXTLY on hand, an extensive assortment
I of Fine Gold and Oilt Jewelry, Gold an.l Silver
Spectacles, Gold and Silver Lever ard Vcrife Watches;
GoMt aim Sliver feuciis, apeciaeie t.iasses, sioiiii StrinGTv. Percussion caps. Pistols, Razor, Knives, Scis
sors Ate, fee.
S: 5; Hen tour in Slrn-t CACl.v.v.ll , O. May 1, 1846 lly.
FRANKLIN Til A UPE
W.i tch IHakcr and Jeweller
So. 117 Fifth St.Sauth Silr brtivrrn Rare i. I'iiir CI NCI N NA Tt, O.
General assortment of ICIocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Sliver ware anrciscirs a. mis- s.iim.t
Old Gold fi Silver taken iitej.chang'
! Jc Jewelry repaired.
April I, 1846
New O.ileaxs election. Tho city of New OrlcAna elected its Corporation officers on the 6th inst. The Whigs Jiavcarried their Mayor and a majority of the AMcrmen. The city last year was in the hands of the Loca'Focoa.
renec. La Sore. Lumpkin, JltcU. :Mc- trade, in which, great activity prevail, ov-
Clellaiid, SlcClcrnand, McCannell, Jam ja ing to tempoary cauje.a.there is not a branch MoDuwell, McKay, John P Mirtin, Bir-jof mmiifacluring industry which is not clay . Martin, Mjrris, Moulton, N-irris, ; gn'Tering more or les under paralysis.
Owtn, l'ansh, i,ierriii, i em, iuu,is, Iami:iy of ths m irnifaclurin towns
there are thousands of workmen out of
Pric?, Rathhun, Raid, Rtlfe, Hitter. iloU
erta, hviclle. Sawyer om non ljCon. , , markeU for all descripant II Sims Themis Svkcs. Jaed J l homo- : . , .r aru ii. ims, ".,, -r,:r.. u-. ' ;titno produce are in a stale of stagnation eon, I Uurman riaaitts, entworth, hii. ... Ti i ton Wick, Williatiw. Wihnot, Woodruff, i stocks are daily on the increase, w nh sinkVeil and Yost 95. i ,n2 Prices anJ disiuinishing consumplion; So the House refused to lecede. I and, in short, a condition or things exist A motion was then mile that the.Houso, j which threatens to suspend all the ordinary-
insist on its amendments, and ask a frea conference with t'iO Sjnale. The question was divided, and ,'yeas and niys ordercd on the motion tint the II jus 3 insist. ;
The vote wis as folio, vs.
functions of commercial and manufactu
ring industry.
It is hardly necessary lo state that this depression, which very week renders more galling and ruinous, has its primary
orgin in the uncertanity which still hangs
about the fate of the Tariff. Other causes undoubtedly.contributeto fetter the wheels of trade, but the great impediment i9 the
one at which we have glanced. A panic
appears to be impending.
Ixoian Corn. Thu article continues
to arrive in great quantics in the principal
ports of this country, and is already be
cominj one of great consumption. In
YEAS Messrs. Stephen Adims. Anderson. Atkinson. Honton. Hisris, lames
IMack, Jamea A. Black, Bivlin, Broadhead, Win. G. Brown, Cuthcart. Clnse, i Chipinan.CiarV.e, Cobb, Cuilum, Cuin.nins. Cunningham, Daniel, JeiTorson Davis, De- , Molt, Dillingham, Djbbin, Douglass,; Dromgoole, l)unlap, Erdman, Faran, Fiok- j Iin, Foster, Fries, G irvh, Goodyear, Cordon, Grover, Hauilln, Haralson. Hinnan-; son," Hoc;e, Hough, George S. Houston,1
James i. num. cuanca j. mgersoi , ..en-. Liverpool wc have several flour dealersand
.ms, dames 11. joniibo... aosBi.ii -o..aro... ; wh f( h corn;InJian
anarew Joiinson, iveor'i . jones, ivtMi-, , , , . .. ncdy, P. King, Lawrence. La. Sere, Levin ! rtir and bread ma,Je ,f i" , as Lumpkin, Maciay, McCollind, McUlcr-! prominent article of sole, and amongst nard, McConnell, James McDowell. Mo-; the higher clases of society it is used with Kay, J. P. Martin, B. Martin, Morris. ! Knglish or American flour making bread. Moulton, Norris, Owen, Parish, Perill,! At a meeting of the Horticultural SociPetit, Phelps, Price, Rathbun, Rcid Relfe, ! ety held in London, lat were distributed Hitter,, Roberts, Sawtelie. Sawyer, Sea-' l(, l!l3 members a large quantity of packmon, Lconaid H. Suns, Thomas Smith, ! . f j of ,,,e par)v sort 0f Indian
lobert tMmth. Stanton Markweathrr, ; h e carlie3t and moa t prolific varity, St. John, Strong, Sykes, Jacob llio;npson, ,', . .. , . . .i,-: si.;Thurman.T.bbats, Wentworth, Wbeaton, ! 1 ,hemofl fu'lb 8 t0 ." Wick, Williams, Wiluiot, Woodru.T, Yell untry, whic.i had been sent over iro.n N. and Yost. 90 York, to ascertain whether its growth NAYS Messrs. Abbott. John Q iincy ' would not introduce a fresh article of food Adams, Arnold, Ashinun, Birringer, Bay-; hore. ly, Boll, Bianchard, i?rockenbrough, Mil- Tfo Great .Victories over the Silklis ton Brown, Burt, John H. Campbell, John Termination of the War in India. G. Chapman, Augustus A. Chipman, Reu-! , , . f . ... ,i, ben Chapman, Coclcc, Collimer, Cranston,! Sl he despatch of our paper by the Crozier, Dargan, Gar.ett Dms. Delano, ; Lnicorn, our advices from Bombay inform Dixen.Dockerv. John H. Ewin r. Edwin I of two more great battles having been
II .Ewing, Foot, Gentry, Giles, Graham, Grider, Giinnell, Hampton, Harper Hilliard Elias B. Holmes, Hopkins, EJmund, W. Hubard, Samuel D. Hubaid, Hudson, Washington Hunt, Hunter, Joseph R, Ingersoll, Thomas Butler King, Leak, Lew-
fought in India between the British and Sikh armies, both terminating in decisive victory to the former. The firit was under the coinmanJ of Sir.
Smith, and the la'ter Sir. Hugh Isougn,
Kiffuii, t uuuiia iiuiici iviuii, uil, Ijew- ... . r . .11. , Ligon. McGanghey, Mcllenry, Marsh, 'nch was perhaps one of he "i; s bhiody
aimer, Morse, Mosely, Payne, Pendleton, " recoru- '
follock, Jalius Rock .veil, John A. Rock- I
well. Ilojt, Runk, Schenck, Seamen, Seddon, Sevcranc Siuipson, Truman Smith, Albert Smith, Caleb B. Smith, Stephens, Steward. Strohm, Thibodeanx, Thompson, Tilden, T red way, Truinbo, Vinton, White, Winthrop, Woodwaro, Wright and Yancey And so the House idsisled on its amendment. The nuestion then recurred on askm? a
free conference with the Sonne, and was decided in the allinnative. A re consideration, however, was moved and carried, but before the question was again decided, the House adjourneJ.
To mourn without measure, is folly: 'o mourn is insensibility.
not
whole army of the enemy h.i I been diiven
headlong over the difficult ford of a broad
river; his canp, cannon (53 pieces) baggio, stores of ammonal ion and of grain his all. in fact, wrest from him by the repeated charges of calvary and infantry; and in that of Sir. Hugh Cough's the Sikhs lost 12,033 men and 63 pieces of artillery. The English had 330 men killed, 13 of
whom were officers, and 2593 wounded, of whom 101 were officers. Her Majesty's 53d and G2d regiments suffered enorrqously General Dicke and Brigadeir Taylor are among the dead.
The accounts contain the particulars of
two brilliant actions wiih the Sikhs; one
fought by Sir. II. Smith, with the strong
division which had crossed the Sutlej,
lOOl.
The following exposition of the secret.
order of 1001, was handed to us by a most excellent lady of the town of Jffdr&onvillo
with a request that we insert it in the A-
mertcan. We should be recrant to everv
feeling of our nature were we with hold,
the expositions which reveal thedeformily
and atrocities of this secret order: AN EXPOSITION. Of the Signs, Tokens, Passttoords, Grips, 4C, belonging lo the secret order of 100J Robert Spencer Hi.v, N. S. Introductory Observations.
The present is an ae of discoveries.
While Science is unlocking her golden hoards, curiosity is revealing tbo secrets of the past, and dragging to light the convicted superstitions and decits of sixty centuries. Plunging with the boldncs of rectitude into themistf y labyrinths of secrcey man tears from the face of shame the visor of benevolenco, and discloses the hideous features and loathsome deceits of that iniquity, which for so long, through the agencv of secret societies, has ruled this
world with a rod of iron, and effected the basest ends through a s.erie of means lawless and diabolical. Nor have the operations of the Order which we attempt to cvetthrow, been of minor importance. Claiming remote antiquity of existence, it penctrates.under the
garb of levity and love, designs of hellish atrocity, and in its wickedness surpasses the serpant of Eden. We give facts, and dare not to comment, lest our indignatian should cause us to transgress the bounds of propriety. A creed requiring such performances asking a sacrifice of honor of domdstic faith, of patriotism, as the shrine of Secret P.nTi.ANsiiip would
not. nor does it hesitate, to dye its hands
in crimes of deepest damnation, where important ends are to be compassed! Qur danger we know, put fear not. Though as at initiation, the dacc; n were held to our bosom nay, plunged therein
with the trembling efforts of expiring innocence would we condemn the creed that cause the ciime. Though we share the fate of the martyred Morgan, and some Western Niagara hurl our mangled, corps over its rugged steps, even at the bar of eternal Justice wouid we prefer our complaint, and demand a shining reward. Our motives are righteous it were indeed a crime, lobe cognizant of such corruption, and connive at its successful operation here, in our very midst. It is impos
sible for us to profit to the extent of a single farthing; but if an order of horrible craftiness is barred its criminal triumphs.if the innocent are protected from its cruelty
the widow and fatherless from its avarice, and the unwary from its satanio decits,onr gratification U complete. The Order IS influential! Already it erf cts costly templesalready its Lodge looms boast of magnificent ornaments and splendid regaliaalready it numbers hundreds upon thousands of members; of whom, all the 'true ones' are false to patriotism, to their domestic vqws, to conscience and their Maker. And. yet how many will say that the following revelations are untrue a fool
ish medley! Bclieye them not! they have.'
n"t penetrated ihe mazes of the loin ar
ts, w
K1MBLK.
18-3 sr.
A Public Benefactor, DR. Shi-rmni. for ihr last Hrrp-ai jisUl has fern laboring mspn ad hi cta d i,.f Rrs tar and sviile, and his laburs bavr not bs-.li in vain lb. y are
no known in rvt-ry part four land and on Ihr Con. nrnt, and harr mrl with iinircr-al approbation
Mis couqh Lozrligr harr hare rnrrd moit-raM-i of inflncnKa during its prvs'alfm-e n N ss York than any nlkrr niedirinr that ran be named. His Worm lo. ntr's continue lu preform wondr where all other remedies have failed and iis Camphor Loxenpi s will relieve headache and palpitation in a very tew minutes while his Poor Mad's piaster, which costs only 12J cts., is believed lo be the very best strengthening pla-ter in world. And while these cures are being made by ihr llocto'rs preparations, the public have the satisfaction of knowing that they are skilful and accurately prepared by the regular physician, and are altogether the best medicines which can possibly he found, then- being no quackery or humbug about them. fir. J?l,i rman's warehouse is No. loo Nassau street. X. Y. See advertisement in another coleinn.
WHO CAN PPT The virtue mf J.IVSE'S 11.1 IK TO.VtV Soinmerville, N, J. Xnr. 5 IR42 DR. Jayne, Dear Sir I send yon the following certificate obtained from Mr. Jinliek. 1 would ju-t state that 1 became acquainted w ith him about two years ago. At that time he "was entirely bald, with the exception or a l.ick of hair on the back part of his head, about the si.e of a halfa dollar, and that lock of hair he told me it had been made to grow hv the use of your Tonic; previ ns to which he 00, nisei v avers, he
naci not a single hair on his head. The hair now completely covers his head, and i. from four to five inches long. Very respectfully, your's, V. MASOV The above medicine is for sale at the Drug Store of Hiltii Haile, BrookvilU- lud. -Z w IT IS A FACT" I 11 AV E Just received, and intend keepinr through the Summer tho.e choice Temoeranee Hevcra"e, Derphew s O I. brat, d Hoot beer: Also I , A rip ¬
ens not less Ceh 1 rated mineral or Soda w ater. Put nn
neaiiy ngia.s Bottle,, , KaiMlls, iSs, Caudles, Nuts, lobacco, Vinegar it. fce. April 16, is in -
J.
, Chi
for sale
ks Watch-
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prompted by his voucher:
'Friend, what do you most desire?'
'Liglit, most worshipful Grand Deacon '
1 ill you have it now, or wail until you
get it?'
'I'll wait till I get itwon't do noihiu'
else. 'Please then to wait, Whist is your sec
ond wish?'
'To be received into your holy brother
hood. 'Have you properly appreciated the sa
ving influences of association? resigned
yourself to the idea of civine up all the
comforts of life if they conflict with yam
duties 83 a good Samaritan? and deter
mined within youiself to exert all influence
in favor of the Lodge?' 'AH. most worshipful Grand Deacon.'
The G. D. then calles the G. P., who
assumes the garb of his holy office the
the candidate is caused to stand upon coffin, so that a noose, suspended from
beam, may encircle his neck! his hands
are crossed upon the blade of a butcher
cleaver, while upon his sides (wo stand
ready to plqnge enormous pairs of ncissiors
through his heretic hide, should he fail or
falter. Another presents a sword to his
naked breast, divers others being engaged
in the pleasant occupation of pulling his
hair, slicking pins in his body, Ircadin
upon his toes, and putting mixture of as
sofauiJa and lo his nose. In this agreeable posture and situation, he repeats after IheG. Pontifex the following OATH OF INITIATION. 'J do most sojemny swear and affirm,in
the presence. of ih? Saints assembled, that if found worthy of being a member of the sacred order of 1001; and ihoreinto admitted, I will never disclose or reveal the secrets and mysteries of that Craft to any one whatsoever, unless I know him to be a Drolher fully entitled to such revelation;
that I will never write, print, engrave, etch, mezzotint, daguenotype scratch rj scribble those mysteries in any manner j s-lintskti Inn! tltov f-.Tl ii,lss llta L nni 1jloit I
.. ii, t .w .v a, v.j. j ...ii iiiiu nw i .. . 0 - of evil designers; nil this I swear and affirm tin lcr the penalty and fear f death and judgement. And if I so reveal said mysteries and secrets, may my eyes be gouged out, my teeth rotted, my nose pulled, my hart tom from the body, and cast unto the vulmrs and their young ones may may body be burned and the ashes
thereof be scattered to the four wind tf heaven; may ci cry thing about me be utterly ruined and desolate, a horrid mockery of infidelity. 'And I do moreover solemnly swear and affirm that I will never, under any circumstances, bear witness against a brother craftsman; will to the utmost of my ability, defend him from all pains and penalties of the law; will always obey and orders coming from the officers of the Lodge; will assUl them or a brother crafts:
man as far as in me lies, even to the loan of myself and family; will suffer death in the good cause of the craft; will never vote or electioneer against a craftsman randjdatej and will in every thin, further
ihe interests if the Lodge. All these under the pains and penalties aforesaid." In ii.oty-ir.ne cases out of one hundred, the frightene'' candidate is leady to tak ny oath, scarce knowing what it is he repeats; should he demur, he is gagged, chaineii in a celler.
joiik avai:m, OR OCERSe TEA I) KA I. ER
S. l,Fith tlrrrt bitireen Elm ti Race, rfA .we
..'IISUIININA I 1
KF.F.rS constantly m hand '1 eas. Sugar, v om-r, Hiee, Tobacco, Haisins, Foreign Fruits, fish nl
sarious kinds, JSamcly aaimon, nKstm. and Candies at wholesale and retail prices F.te. All f which he will sell at the lowest prices, and any ar
ticle he may sell w hich is not approved ol,tnee"" win be immediately returned.
April 1, 1810. J Clock! Clock-!! C. K. COLLIN S.
. South Sirif,netlfr Eattef forrlTXClNNATI,
IS dulv receiving Irom Kew lors, nr.-s . .--.. esery'description, which he will sell at Eastern pri
ces, t. . K. I . also pays parucir iiei.,io.. ... 1
ing Clocks, Watches S, Jewellry.
April 1, l a so
L.. WAYNE
DEAL Kit IM Hnrif .vavc. Hair .Scaling:. Vurlrit Hair, larnni, Lrnvkin t.inst flute, mut Mnhvzany Venerea. No. 114, Mailt Street, nr door below the Commercial Hank, CINCINNATI. April, 17, H,4'i if,.I LACE WAKISIIOl'SE." I A M KS 117 SUA IIP, Inirxtrtrr and Whoiesiile Pen It-r in BRITISH, FRENCH and GERMAN liACK (iOOIIN. S iss Muslins, cloves, Milt, c. f-o. Cedar Slrsi, New York, and No. 11, Fast Third Street, Opposite the I curie House, CINCINNATI. O. F. KKNJAMIN, Agent. April 17, IS4i 17-lj. Harrclsof Halu 9w 2) Kegs white led. For sale by II- & fS. TYNKK.
g dulv iutnrmed of the rates lit v nf lai-te imWStnn
bur and attempt to impose opon the public with sowrorthless trash. It is not the Sugar Coating alone that constitutes the rallueof mv Pills, but it is my -rrnrian, for which I claim the rght. O. BESJ. SMITH, M. D. 179 Grrenwitch st. and 2 Waters. Boston. R F. A n, k J I DG Kl MPORTA N T F ACTS. .Ws lle undersigned, wholesale druggists' in T.ouisville, Ky., are satisfied, from all the information that we can obtain, that Dr G. Benjamin Smith it then-' riginaUnTcntoruf the SitgarCnated Tills. We are prcpsred lo supply dealers Yew York prices. - - ' - - ' . -Kobinson, Peter SiCary, 492 Main st.
J. S. Mortis f : Co. 4l Main st. fleorje. Lapping t Co. "9 Fuurth st, Hull Alden, 81 Fourth st. The following from Druggists in New York shows I invented the Sugar Coated Pills in 1843: New York, Jnne loth, 144. We, the nnder-igned, never saw or heared of '.sSug.ir Coated Pills" until Dr. G. Beni mm l Smut manuI ae I ii red and exhibited them to us ahouj a year since Ktihton & Co. 110 Broadway and la Astol' HflDir. Israel Hndolph, M. D. 8S Liberty st. Horace F.vcrcil, 79 Hundson st. David Sands, 79 F"lt.m st. A VOICF. FROM KF.NTVCKY I have been alilicted with djspepsia in its most aggravated forms for three years past, and found no relief until I used Dr. O. Benjamin Smith's 'Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills.' Alter using sis boes of'
saiu vcgetauie pins A am entirety cured. I hey are a
general remedy. i li LEMM,AY. Padncah, Ky. Nor. 9, 1845. We certify to the above facts. Dr. Smith's 'Sugar-Coaled Pills' are universally esteemed in this vicinil v. HOGF.,GIVEXS Sc Co. Merchants. Padncah, Ky, Nov. 19, 184J. At the request of Dr. G. Benjamin Smith's agent we cheerfully state that we vi.ited the office of n-iOi in' September last, while in New York, Jc found hniilu a'!' apearances carrying on a very extensive bnsinsMis with' his Sugar-Coated Indian Vegetabie Pills. The extent of his establishment would astoni-h any one not initiated in the uiysteriesof the pill trade. ' Lou. Jour. (From Dr. Singleton) Smithland (Ky,) Feb. 24, 184. Dr. G- Benjamin Smith Dear Sin nothing kas evs n Iteen introduced that has sold sq well and Riven such' general satisfaction as your Sugar-Coated,. tmoroY-d Indian Vegetable Pills. Very respectable vours, S F SINC.'LK TUX. (From Messrs Bull & Alden )
Lonioille, (Ky.) Feb. 13, IStfi. Dr. G. Benjamin Smith Dear Sir: Y'nu will plea-e si'lid ii s 12grns of yon r valuable Pills. From present indications we shall sella large imnqn; of them. We find that they go very quick. Your frirmii. BULL Kt ALDEX. (Front Wilson, Starblird & Smith) Youissille, Feb. 13th 1S41. Dr. Smiih--Dcar Sir: About two weeks ago we bought t gross of your Indian Vegetal.le Sugar-Coated Pills. Though business is d'lll hiir at tins present' time, ytt we have sold them all. Yotl will please send us 10 trross thronfih Messrs Laa rejice Jc Ke. se, of your city, who will forward tin in to us via Pittsburgh,. Yours respectfullv, WILSON. STARBIRD ft SMIT1L We have forty h-tters from different dealers soliciting the agei,c ofn.y Piils, although they had the spurious in their slorc-one'ill pi.ticuta from New Orleans, which we shall publish.
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f. s ri:iitrAwi LADIES AND GENTS WIG MAKKH & HAIR MAM FAl ITKF.R
Vn. 25, Kast Fourth, nearSycamore st. CINC1NNA I I. KF.EPS always on hand and makes to ordei , to the most fashionahle and durable style. Ladies and
Gems Wigs, Scalps, F runts. Braids, Curls, Ike. which
will be sold cheap lor casn, at wnoiesaie . i,...!.. I invite all those in want of such articles to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
April 1, 1S4U -.
.KW CiOODS. F jl ITIK. S-il.- irU r h is just rrceiied a fresh supply . ", "( :V'r,n." V Snmnirr Goods, cmhr.it iug all arlielrIns Ins.-, which he is d. termini d to sell low . His Old Custoim rs and the public in gem nil are iusiled lu call and examine fur ihemsclics 'II. II. BUR TON
llrooksille, April 10, ut-i, l.s-tw. COLKSCOTT, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ISrookvillc, I.i.
179 Green itch ( ;
iMittum of esery
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NOTICE. W1IF.RF. AS my wife Rachel Berry, has left my bed and board withont just tausenr prosocation. I lorewarn any person from trusting said person on my account, for I will pay no debts of her contracting after this date. DAVID BF.HKY. April 0, 1S46 18-3w.
WAYNE &.PL.EIS. WHOLKSALF. DRUGGISTS fcMANVFACTURF.RSOF CHKM1CA1.S, CONSTANTLY on hand all the new remedies French, F.nglisk and of our awn Mantilacturies, Also cotistatlllv oil handafresh supply of Drugs and Medicines, which will be sold at the lowest p(lccs Physicians and Druggists visiting Cincinnati are invited to call and examine our Drugs and Chemicals. Xo. 2JO Main street bttwevn Fifth and Sixth. April 1,1.40
LUKK KJ'aXT, Mix Is aisiJ Watch 1lai r, TF.WF.I.KY, Silver Wan-ami Sjm nat N l;.iMif;u tnrttf it, Diainoiid .f).iittd c;.,it lVtis Vc. No. 2 . Main st Ih Uivii 5ih aitti fth Cincim ati, Oliio, March 20, IH45. l.Vly. MKDI'UL NOTICE. DOCTOR AG4ICA1IA319 Surgeon, Physician Ik Accoucheur. T A K lravi loiulorm (! iniblir ih.it hi-ha r -
niuvt.U t'rwiu iiinT- illt: lit KUmiiiiniy irvt, hn- hiitH'iidw tt rt 'nl-. Or. i.rahaiu a Ktlncatcil in ihcCi!U tr of I.oiHiitit ami D.ulliit; hi had ten yt-ar jirat-firr in tin at Hrifin, am thn-r in tlit To n anil m-ihUortvitKl i.f i iinrrs, W in thu Siatf. lr. ti rahantk nccrk in hi rofVim, in and amtntd Connrnt illt rannwt he d iMid tiy the candid aimm; lii Cotrmporarirs. r.liKuninrj GruM-. April 14, 1S4 1 '-3m.
THIBET SHAWLS &.O.
1 Carton lU'k ThilsetShawls silk frind 1 " Mode t'onl. do " I " X. 8. Cashmere do 5 D I.aiiiA. Ralzorinc dup shaw ls 5 Silk Prints Tus. Just received and for sale whole or retail. No. Lower Market street t'iitcinciniiati. Hy WOOD tL LAHRIV.
liAWAS Ac. ICate new style Printed Lawns. I " do lace " 1 ' do Gingham " 1 Carton nonnet Law ns (all coloj) Jut n-eeiM-.l and all of the best and most durable
stile At wholesale and retail by WOOD I.AmIN. CV S IMEKKTWK K DS&cT 1 Carton New StvlM Kn nch Cassiimivi i Woo. nrk f.w 1 44 Kant y 1 'wit-dii. The abovr lot nf Cainirrr !! Twrrd mrr f thr
rriiicinal Ofiict$--Xtrw York,
Boston, 2 Wat it st.
G- Rriiffimin Smith i written on th w d'f-uuine Surar Coatt d IilU.
For salr br H. S. TyiH-r, UruokviUc Ind April 24, 1S4'J
i) it. if()(;r.us' COMPOUND SYRIP OF lilVERWOKTII & TAR, A afr and cr itin cure for Vmntumption J'tf$e Lungs Sftitttug of HloQii ,Cuxhs Cff, .sthmn Vtun in ihc Sttlr. Bronchitis H'hooping i2onghyand alt iim nary .ijfrt tionim IN the hiilf catalogue of rt-inrli's for Pulmonary AffrctiuH, thrit tnut one o uniriTvall y known, and w hoe irtuts h.i !mh n nn ihomuh.y tott d a the Tin. Kcry one kiiov. that the Tar water and tar fumii?ation are aumnc: the most common remedies fur cold, roahs a,,(l " contirm the opinion, o r a-nt amoii7-t nncii ntific petiple, wc have the authority f the mot eminnit prote;-oj of medicine. The t,el-bra--t-d Dr. Hut-liar, of Knland, ha employed it uecevftilly for year. Dr. Cilthton, an eiuineiu l'h)ician of rittiurh, hivlilv recommend a treaTmeiit in hieh'
tar i principally employed. But it t iniH'cesary to1 dwell ou tin .nlti et, or in del to expatiate at all oil' the mirit-i of this medicine. It in jy be nniarked, hum i v r, that this; preparation i the nult ol year of patient and labored cMrtmeiit in an t-teiie praetiee, ai'd furth -rm-re, that in it are em limited the rented o employed by the celebrated lr. t'ooper, who, luriiis' twelve year-of extensive practice, in which lie' tr tt d a jrr. at iiulhIkt of caes of loiisunil ion, did not hist- tu .iulc jiatieiit, a may br seen on referenc to a Aian iem to that eft Vet publiehed by him a. sh trt time ato. It being o tr" rally under.uod and admitted, that a- a cure tor Consumption, 'I ar is with-' out an equal in the lit of known obsiancc, we will briefly call att -ntiot to the fact that Liverwort, the utlu r chief ingredient in hipreparation, it known to he equally i fliracitni in relieving the primary and milder taie of piilmnitary di w ase, and in conclusion it may Ik-add d that the utmot killand care have Imm-u eeccis.'d in the preparintof this medicine t make it at roiieeiit rated a poible, by rrtaininc only the medical propertie of the M vvral inprtdient, and the proportion hae been adjusted and the composition effect d w iih a strict n f reucc to their chemical properties, Certiorate uj tt'm. J. h'ichanh, M. D. Tn all whom it may concern, I make the follow ing tati nient:-toiiciouti that it may appear unprofi--' iniial, it i-. only from a p'-rfect rmiietton and thorough, know led of the e4 utial benefit, and scientific origin of the preparjtinn Miken of. that 1 fe l cnnsrnineif from a wetisie of dutv to coniply with the rn.ut-it' cf th
prsiprietor. ' 1 am a mot inveterate oppo-HT of qnack and quack medicine in any form, and tuot folly coincide with' lheelatikt in the Code of Kthic lately atinpttd brthe1 Me dical Convitti.in of Ohiti r latins; pstrticwlarly t that mihject; it may therfore be mf rred tttt it ii only fn;n a p ron.il experiment with the preparation, ani, a posit iveaufnee ifiu beneficial rsult, that induce nie to n commend it a being all that it represent il If to le. ' The patient, Mr. ChurU Va!e, Sixth ftie( i. Market Space, whom I allowed t- try the ftV-ct of theii,etlt ci tie, (but which I would have done under no consideration wh:mer hid 1 not teen a copy of the rec i pi tr.iiii which the m dieiue i- nrep:ired, obtained from
i ihea'ent, and w huh I ant atifi' d i authentic,) : qniie low wiih ihe rarly .t? of pulmonary eon.itnipj tion, for w hu h I had been ir- atmi; in tHr u.ual inanin r, thiui;h 9 ith h v ih:m tn; ul i'ctr.; at hi ar- ; itefct r tirst, and that of hi ft iend, I examiiod the receipt, and wa stiHi-ietitly satisfied of it leiitn.e ! comp(isiii.ii to allow tlietn-1, and I am ttbli(-;d fo ! coiifs y it, ft Vet w at lea; urpri-inr;, ina-nmeh that i aft r the coiiMimptioti nf the Meonl b. it tie ny profe1 f-ioiial iitw w r diioiitiiiied, though 1 fnqueiitly a my pai. nt aftt-rw ard, retotxd to t--rf.-ct healih. I The prt paratin it: tailed lr. HofiT' Compound
; ZTr,l-rl ,tcr-llll !! mi , sum, issnn ti.s. laamuia-
the r c ipl !no tlie
Ti n latent importation, and they ennir,r.i-- ne of the
ino-t beautiful aorlmeiit ever oltcrva in law
wv call e-iH.cial at ten turn to them. WOOD A LAHKIV.
No. 54 Lower Market t Cincinnati.
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Pi' in liTar&I'Klion IlaH. ill i CASKS white Pwlm leaf Hats I is M fancy " 44 5 44 Leghorn Hatt niiiRh-and double Brim Jnwt II. r. !v. .l ami for ale bv the half dor.or park.
aire, a cheap or cheaper than they can lie found inthi market. WOOD .V LARK1N. No. 24 Lcwcr Market street Cinciimau May I, lS4o. l--'-Bonnats & Just Received. aw C ASKS Florence Braid Bonnet all vi'alities. y 3 4 Straw M 20 Carton Bonnet Rihhonil 50 Artihcial Klon-rn. By W1M)D & LARK I X. No. 24 Lower Market street Cincinnati. May i, i45 a-iy Skein & Patent Threads &c. iw I. Its Sea Inland Skeins Cnltnn (ailed..)
Illllllo" lllue Illack l'atvnt thread c siioe. JO"Com. " " 1000 do7. assorted cols, pool Cotton 300 White " " Just n ecivedand will lie sold low by WOOD I.ARKIN.
QUARDIAN'S SALE. fM HE tiiideriiciu tl, t.iiardian of the mtii3r lu ir d the ctaie of Jame Si icireti, dee a d, hy order of the l'robate Court of Franklin coin.ty, Indiana, w ill offer for ale, at the premie in lirukv ille, on Saturday the9thday of May next, at the hour of omo'clock, P. M. the entire int r."it of naid miintr heir in the following descrilM-d real cm ate, it be i lit? the umli. vided fiveixth part thereof, vi.: "Ihe north 'Iulf of lot number 50, on which iiluaied a two xtory Ira me
hou- alo, lot niiuim r 4, in that part the town of Brook lUc know n aud deii:uat d a "Allen" plat. T Kit MS. One-thirl of the pur. It v. mney to be p.aid at tlie time of Mle; one-third in one ti nr, and ou-(!nrd tn two year-., from the day of stale. The econd an I third paymetit lo Ui ecuivd by note and t;oo.l tr.t teilil curity. C. Y. CLAKKSOX, 9luti than. The uod.-rii-iied will ofler fr ale at the time and place deiKatt d, the uinli.ild om -Mxth part of -aid lot it bein? the interest of Matthew P. Swiir; tt. Terms and condition a ahotr. JXO. . KARql'- VU,.lry Brooktille, March 24, IS I .. uNEW SPRING GOODS Now opening at Xo. 24 Lower Mjrki ( Stivt t, t'inriiinati hy U'ooil A LarKiii. F.I.KCT Kl) w iib rn at enre and altinti.i.l in t Is .
S'f.-ei. M:irLi-l IV I..- tm.-.t .....u.ri. .....I i tloll III" tile T. Ci 111 t ! I be 1ICC SS I II in V v' U fill
Muiiiil'acliiii.s. ID bull wi i.i.l.i c:.ll il.. . ...... ...I si. i in. I do cou. i.i.i-l y n-roiHOM nd i( a. a u situ I and
I. Ill n.ll of Min liant- and ..tin r s,.,t1MK ,hr em f..r i al.i.tlie nudieiiu-: aii.l I slioilld uii.-.- Ill broth, rpjac Ihe .urpo. .if ..ir.l.;i.i..t,' C"hU. In lb sksnl's- ' r. to .ri iin- llie nciiit,as I f.s 1 ronvtiir. d Tumid I ll!,rt,i ai.oM,u,. Ir.l,,, -,, ,,r,,tt,, Ja.i.t, ,," x'11 wnb in.- as to lis excellence, I.M will 7'.e.r, o r. AI.S ' li:. il.ii.ln it ill lli- ir raclic , as 1 .ball tim.1 cef tin. o- i.'.'i .Wsi.'isi, li.tl.-t-Kr,.n,!iui, T,- k- , ) ' le 'i"' ' I"' alu.il.l.-aid in pulinet. ltmimtltliir ItriHm?; t h'. kt, Hik . '..; I Com- " ' 5 s s l'"' balll.- lb.- ordinary mmle of Ir. ai-
I ri. A. Vifi. I rrn-h Ltf't--i;,us I.'-, n ,.V I in- ) I'.' ii?. Mil ll .s n us, ..i. u.
rn li.nif,,,.... M.S-I I I Ml. Ililiail. 1 1. I, 1 . ' M .
I Silk- an.l l -'.'-.w Hlkt. D. r.-t S'miTli. r,nf-..r.,,rt.
ihrrkiL Ltt.e l.'l.rm,SL t'.:nhilii't. ftti.it antl ft...tt Jar0Hrttu-n tmttns.ft'irtnrt Lnicni, Oran.f '.i. il.ai. A I. SO t'anrat fail'ling. Il'igan l'i ktatn, Sru-n. .V.X. Tteitt . fat. Thrrn.l. St.mvl t'otlo'l. Ta.'tr t'. .'.. .... -i.
I. SfllVI ( Wh.il. salt
S..i:b.' S.nllb-Ka4 cull, r '.I ' t'IMIW I 1. I A;.rilJ7, IS IS
A - nl f..r the re.t and M.te and Kil'Ji-s-rit ;
I -Is
SiithrndrrM. t;lt.rrti It h tr S. t -Ui i. .' ilrtt X. I .... ,
Pie nie MuttU. t;t..rrt. A I. SO The crreate.l asorlnn lit of M.iii.li r,3t 1 hint i'rintv inlhecitr. ALSO
Klun lice Itrait! Straw K N;ip.ihlaii a;id Sill. 11 nim-t-; I'alin leaf and Leh .m Hats. ALSO-ltniiml and 'j Ull.l-.n.. lllk sn.l f . nl 1 aff. ta Hibhon, It it.hou w ir.-, II inn. t 1I. ..I, WI. .I. I'...k. , frown l.iniii;., Mtllini-tt. l.aci-s, Klt;iii(js, lu.t rinis, Till ol Nei-dle, I loot, s A. Ksest'ord&c. ALSO Cotton Vam.', ( ai'p. t 1 arp,;1' nile usaortnl t'ols. Itatlintr, Wadiliiljj Ac. " ALSO Kinc& Su r Kine Jr.'rv Conib, Sh. Ij and 'I'nrk A Side Comb.'. Ueilin; Coirl... T. arl H.i:t'.ii, Knli.h lloni Sii.twinl.-r Huilolis,'Stra;i Ciitlou., Cuih-
wools cai:ii.(w I UK SuWrr.b. r wiil be r.;i.ls bi the fir-t Jas .
f May
! ii. I to receive .mil iai.l ami. My niacniin r iv new, ..fib. H.st workioaiiship, and hitilicinrari'il tin ser-ic.-s of Mr, ltiicli!.m, aoixpiri.ncid band, furtncrly of llaiuill'in tllno. I have sliuni; n-jsiS'l" pn-lnis.- mv ; iivioio. rs rood roll.. 1 i annot, al pn s' t.l. say whaf 1 mv prices for car.lul-; will be, lint th. y shall bi- as l" ' a. :il any s-sabi. him I.I ill the ci nmry t'ut i!H s c;hm1 ' wnrL. My Machin. s aie at the Canal .ra-inwl Bnsit ' I siM. . and w.h.I can l-es incneiently sent by canal ei 1 iki op or dns n, nm me boats call sit liter it at the 1 . f ilil.-hn.. in witli. u:l an trouble, and si Hn as it
1 (In Im cjnl.d the rolls ran l- sent bit k Gr.at t ar--; ail( be lakt u to rend, r -ati-faeti.iu . ! i in un ci:.
pressed Morn ll.iiloii., lUnt raiier t.u.ll Hiiif.u,; I .mi uLris siruini f.r car.linr: IV
l'mket WiHi-ts, l'urcii-i"U t'ap, fvC. 'te tlats Kla-s t'd ami t'orn. 'I hi prodiit c or cai" We would ju-t s; and f..r all that we are d. t. ni.ii.id be.in'all rs-, paid.h n tUtr-.ll-are take' to make it the interest ot all w ho may si.it the t lit , to ! awa t J. WOODS, purchase (ritMl.eithir Whol.-jle of lle'aili to bit) tiieiii j ,t.til,2t Isl" " 17-tf at N'o. 21, Lower Mjiket st. Ciiicinnii of ' ' : . . WOOll A. LABK1X. rt-eCl II J " I
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1II.IIWI1 V'l' ll I I. I,
No 24. Lower Market slieet Cincinnati. May 1, U4'i
lH-ly.
March. 'Oih 18 15.
(lOrf KK, SugTir, "I". a, Itie., Sfiiets, S.il.ir.lut, y Nails, Cltesi it w Smoktii; 'I obi.cco, Snutf, oic. Just receited and for sale hv ItO(ikl.AM) &. M'CI.KF.HV. Ilrookvillr. Feb. 2.1, IKS . W.
"He i loo bia fr h'u bmines," as th
lady said of the sweep, wlm was stuck fast
in the chimney.
J. G. Jones has issued a prospectus for a new Tmpcrance paper i IiiJianopulid be iisued monthly at 5? cents per y?ar.
JA YNES EXPECTORANT. MR. Kbenearr Webster, nf rrorince, (H. I.) was cured of a scs-crc Asthma hy nsinclive bottle. H. r. Simeon Sierfried was cured of loll'leniaa, H.irseness, and a hard dry Coiirk, by one bottle. lies. Dr. Hancock, of l'onphkeeptie, says that know . ins Dr. Javne tube a regular rhtsieinn, and basing ss-d his mitliciiies personally and in his family, dot s not hesitate to commend them as sale ami rnnnently
ii. fnl medicines, and valuable addition lo our Manual Mediea. Rev. John Suri-e, of Lambertsvillr, New Jersey, w ho was siiH'erine with hoarsen?. and isoresws trf the tunc; and throat, and a suAocatint; Asthma was cured b om-bottle. " Mr. J L. Simpkin. rtrsthat it ruc-d his wifsHTlmisnmption, and one of hi. little chiWoewof Hooping Cough. Hev. J dinathsn C.inp, I. P.. rmfrssssr of C.ranslville Colletre, Ohio, sa, s, "llf Vraa lsknn nndi r a s. -vere Cold, Com -hand '"Hoarseness, uisd rhat his dillicnltvtd"breathin(f wassd jrrrtit that he fttf himself 111 imminent danger of immetlititr sssHocalibn hnt sit nerfecllv cured bv using this F.spectorant." Mrs. Ililks, of Salem, N. J.', was cwrjd of Asthma of 2u yt-ars standing, by stsini two bottles nf this m -die inc. Mr.. 1 Ward, also. f Salem, was curt dol the nie complaint, by Use bottles. ' The above medicines are Tor sale at the Drug Store of ! Mitt ol Haile, Br.Hik illl', llid. mvi. ne i-w.
SAVE YOUit I'liKTIl:
W . K K K I. V,
.Surgeon ll.'iiii.l,
ill lie in ltro..ksil.-.
on the IMh of August, whele he will ri main a hrt lime to attend to rail in ihc line of his l.u.iiH ... is nr.-rap-
tdto'Mrrf frifAenhiron f;V flare or' '..-,and warrant th.-sr b.am an.l .lui jl.i.H . All op-rations in the . mat Jit p rf irw d upon the latent and M.h approved principle. l.-r.-.ns wi-hmi; work d'ifit- will pl.-aw rail s.e as p...ibl-. A he inl.-n.l. si.it. tig Bf. kt ill.-anon illy, nil i; r alion. will h- sarrisl J. at MUuimj't H I Septemlk r loth Has.
1 "I IIK propr-ltir mi. lid s:arlmg nil ir new s o.i.h.. and M. reliant Mill, .il.i.il. J at the tanal l"ck in Meta ' o,..ra. ..ii ili- lir.i i!jj of Mi;. T. y .olicit a liberal 1 .bar. ol pairoliage fr..m th. ir ni-ichb.irho.id and ad pntiiug eountiet. I'.mlMrr wsllle- tiken by ent j 'mill. r. h . i. an ep. ri. or. .1 one, to give ..atitfftidsl. ' lo all who nilllMUlJ to ! th.ir patronage.' W f o- .. e.allt vile tin- an. l.li'Mi Of Ih.newho w .h rood work d .ne, to call and . sa.ninef.ir ih. to lv.-;all that ' wea-k i a trial from our fn.-nds, not fearing but wo will make them our cs-nnw rs. Our Marhim rv i. i nlir. lt m w, and constructed of ' the tn -I n.st. rials; no . v p. has Imtii s, ared 111 Its workmanlike arrangement. A heavy ribeaH ha Ixv-n borne in pr.rue.iiiS a t.ip-n..r arlit le of Hurr. log.vh .. w.lh .. l-,tpartsf ihe.n.h.oery r.n.u.rtd, while
t s- osoiiiea wri...r'-"- - - - J ' wmiisCAiiniNi:.
II on the tsme dst . put in .p.' "tion SSI J
w,H nor carding . carwiog woov. .
rrval.i care will wt tin-.-.. . . w-.- e s muih t- pern nee in h-. bu.ine , to give atiiatiosi toall w mat call s.,;h lh.-.r wool. Our ma. chim-rv i-.4 the bl wjln. -i4 lvte.1 ..tie now
All .!. warranieu f. o- f '"; 1; I HO I roM Mt A n .
April '1, isio "l3". .
no pain, bv
w.
and .
use.
CALKB S. IIITI.DSAL, Vl.KSl.K Af BETAII. v wr n tt w O rtl
rMl-ORTHU Drills, M.dicim-,,P.i..l, Oils, f.e tlh tht , V T "V. nlLm S,u.V..Ai;' a.la..cy Ariicl.., American, r r. . 1. .,, AV fro-, .he "l eolS, ".7."' and I.ngl..h hemieals and frrf-m. ry. ,g ;,.... I ZL M-r K,"k """'.V. y Vwr!': 'a,r V .r - perlonVarboiMarthSO.lSIJ . ',,,.. a.d .-,,l..n account, as I wilt pv SUi:ill. UUIMN'K. . . 'i
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I I 1 It and f .. -ale b C. S 11 t orurr ol M no lll'l 1 i!lh -. Inn.- 'I.s. is IS
i;ns I IIH .I.I.S'
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rind no thanks.
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