Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 19, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 May 1846 — Page 3

Son of Temperance. - - sonFtemperaxce pledgk. i -iinouttv-TTs-r, solemnly pledge my honor as a ",Vt I will ncitVrmakr, buy, sil!, nor tie a a '"snV anv Spirituous or Malt Liquors, Vine or

; s'Jt nee

f,,m .VplicationJor itemhership: r jrearm, occnpalion

(S.

a a proper person to becorne a tm-in-

Division. So. , Sons or Temperance. rmd by a member.)

FY-? Siplicatit Jet Charter S TV mwra -ire 1 V- nd7ri:rnrd, inhabitant, of-: . believitii- Order of the Sens or Trmjieraate to be wtll votited to extend the blessing of Total Abtinanee, a ..roYnote the central welfare of mankind, respee'-

H " ....n the Grand Disision of the State ot Inm-

I..' .. rrsnt them a Charter to open a new

i. rrsnt tnrm

be eaneo"

. Division No -

Division,

Sons of

mDerance, or the State of Indiana, to be located in " and nnder renr jurisdiction. We nledr? ourselves individually and collectively, to v vr"d hv the rnl.-s and nsajros of said Grand riitivicn, and aUo by those of the National Division. Enclosed is the Charter fee, J5. The ab'tve t be direected to J. R. GooDwrs, G S. prksille, Franklin County, Indiana. The names ofeieht persons of good moral character ar.d sending in society, must be appended to the ap-

GR N'D DIVISION of Sons r Temperance, of the sneof Indiana Meets quarterly, viz: October, JanA April and July. E. H. BARRY Q. V. P. il R. Goodwis G. S. Divisions under Its Jurisdiction. Indiana Division, N'o. I Meets in Brookville, every M-ndar eveninS a, 6 oclocfc.R p M. W. Haile, R. S. Vane Division No. S Meets in Centrtville, Wayne

Co everv Friday evrmnir at e o emcK- " JOHN PRITCHETT W

DAVID B. WOODS, R. S. C'.irk Division, No. 3. Meets in Rishmond, Wayne -, -'-jtv every Wednesday even in 5. at 6 o'clock, lean,' J W. B. SMITH, W. P. B-W. Davis, R. S. Chn-tal Fount Division, No. 4. Meets in New Aly 0vd Co. everv Thursday ennim at 6 o clock " ' " JOHN R. I'E VTOX, W. P.

ciplesfoiirorJerbysnch men as Vaiighan Carey anJ others, wiil soon bo adJec?, and that th generous s) mpaihies of ihe whole community will be enlisted in behalf of the cries of distress which arise as Ihe effects of Intemperance. We learn that immediately after Ihe or- j ginization of the Grand Division, two applications lor Charters one from Muncie Town, Delaware Co the other from Cambridge City, Wayne Co, were presented and Charters granted, and eery arrangement made for the early organization of Divisions in those places. Due notice will be given of the time. The R. S.'s of each of the subordinate Divisions throughout the State, arc respectfully requested to transmit to the G. S. as soon as possible the number of members of their respective Divisions at the close of the last quarter. Cy order of the G. W. P. John R. Goodwin, U. S.

Gen. Ampuida nude no honn.'e demon etratioa lftcr recoiinn; (Jen. Taylor's letter bat, like the vaiiaiit Mfjii be '"ore him determined to forward Uen. Taylor's letter to Lis Uoverncnenl, and await further orders. We are assured'this arrival that Gen. Ampuida had but 200U troops with him when he rescued Matamiroa. Of thean K,10ccompsnijd him'from the city of Mexico; the rest joined him on the march. He lost about one thousand more between San Luis a.id Matamoros by mutiny and desertion. He found in the latter town about S500 troops, so thit the whole force there on th 12th was not far from 5500. The Mexicans have 13 or 20 pieces of artillery at Mita. inoroa which may be called serviceable. The Americans 12 field pieces, besides the four IS pounders before mentioned. We have reports that Gen. Taylor has put a check to desertions from his ranks by shooting ten pr twelve men who wers in the act of crossing the river.

COHJIERCIAL.

LAFAYETTK, April 29ih. 18U.. The river is too low for boats, hut as we bave had considerable rain within the last 24 hours and there is prospect of uvre, there will prnb.ihly be arise. Business on ihe Canal is brisk, and every thing looks cheerful. The amount of grain coming in is not lai go. owing to the farmers. Trice are the same as last week. Wheat f2inG3c. Corn in the ear, 15, ahelled 17c. Q.its '3a Uc There was a little strife among the wheat buyers the latter part of last week and GGc. was paid for s me lots; but the excitement has cooled down and, indeed, since the receipt of the news by the Cale

donia, the tendency i rather down

p.

J. D. McRea, k. s.

'.afaTette Division,

5. Meet at Lotan Cross

v Dearborn County, every Thursday evening at f o-c!oek. WILLIAM LAIRD, W. P. CHASIES JOLLT, R. S. Vnity Division No. 6 Meets in Dnblin, Wayne Co, rverv Saturdar evening, at half nast o"c!ock. ANSLEM BUTLER W. P. H. A. SCHOOLFIELD R. S.

Favette Division. No. 7. Meets n onnarsville, F vvite Co., everv Friday evening, at 6 o'clock. J. A. NELSON, W. P. W. H. Clefhakt, R. S. Miu.'cn DivUiin, No. t. Meets in Madison, Jcfleroa Co.. everv Tuesdav evenins:, at 6 o'clock. ' " " H. C.SANXAY, W. P. J. H. WESTCOTT, R. S. JcflVrson Division, No. 9. Meets in JeRVrsonville' r:-:-k Co-, every evening. V. EDWARDS, W. P. H. W. TIE ATON, R. S" vsMrrt-in Disision No. 10 Meets in Indianapolis, Ma-non Co-, everv Wt.dnesdav rveninrr. J. D. DEFREES, W. P. W. T. HATCH, R. S.

Grand Division. Saturdav last was a proud dsiy for the fnendsof Tcniperaice in this place. Ac-

Harrisox. May 1st, 1843. ro. darkson: For the encouragement of those engaged in the present great Temperance Reformation, I will just say that our prospect is very fluttering. The Order of Sons of Temperance was instituted in Harrison about three months ago; since which time we have initiated more than 50, a majority of w horn are true hearted young men. We have also several of the most influential men in our community zealously engaged in the cause. Strong opposition was at first agreed upon by the grogsellers, in order to defeat us in our efforts to rescue the victims of intemperance; they even prophesied that we could not sustain ourselves faro months, but already we hear of very little being said against the Order. Our Officers are:

IT. Linchorn, W. P. A. D. Fillmore, W. A. N. M. Crookshank, R. S. I. Smith, A. R. S. P. Wood, F. S. S. Gould, T. R.S. R ad cliff, C. J. Latrison, A. C C. Fisher. l.S. T. Greeu, O.S. J. Disboro, P. W. P. J. Teoples, Chaplain. A. ft. F.

cording to previous arrangements, on Friday evening in ihe M. E. Church address?s were delivered by Messrs. Butler, and Minor, cf Dublin, Wayne Co., Payton of New Albany Ind., and Mr. Mles, of Ohio. On Saturday morning about 9 oxlock the

Sjiis of Temperance to the

r.bjiit 100, from the various Divisions

throughout the Slate,

The Oregon Conlraversy Settle! Th New York Journal of Commerce of Wednesday Enys: Letters by tho GreU Western from high sources, say that the Oregon question is settled, and giv the details, viz: Ut, 49 to the Straits, of Fucs, and thence through said straits to the Pa-

jcihe, leaving the whole of ancouver s

number of ' IsWnd te Great Uriuin, the navigation of

tha Columbia for a term of years, tvc. e understand the fact to be. that the arran20

assembled A their ,ent made ihrmirh the medium of several

Hi'!, and in their presence in the most

jentlemen at aslnngton, and which we

' nnaannAl nn pl.anr Iha n.nfl.a tip Sill I

impressive manner the Grand Division of . w1 rcU;Jed cy the u t3Tirt3mis Hie 3uu of Tciupeitmce of lUe Slate of ,!iar.ner in which the offer of arbitration

7Ae Siave Question in the Philadelphia M. E. Conference We fitid in the proceedings of thePhiladelohia Confere nci

of the Methodist Episcopal Church, as re- i ported in the L S (5

in relation to the slave question which occurred on the presentation of several mem

hers for deacon's orders: "The .Rev. Mr. Q li-ly ; proposed that each candidate should be asked whether he was a slaveholder; and whether he was' engaged in any of the modern movements fur promoting the abolition or Slavery; and none dissentin6 the question was severally asked as follows: Dishon IIedding-.''Are you a slaveholder?" To which nil answered .!no." Dishop Hedding ' Glory to the conference! not one of their souls is stained with the blood of Africa!"' The Bishop then informed tho candidate that he was about to put a question, the meaning of winch, before put, he was bound to explain as he understood it. By

, an "abolitionist," in the sense he was about j interrogatively to use,it, he meant not one j who was opposed lo the holding of men in j bondage for mere g-ain! for the purpose of I growing rich by slave labor, to grind thr (face of the poor that the mister might he j exalted, but he meant those who uni harijiab'y denounced men who happened to be

oorn in a siavenoioing rstale; turn in tho

possession or hsritagi? of slaves, who trea led them well, nurtured :he sick and (he poor; who did not hold them for mere gain but for their good; who did the very best

they could under the circumstances. After

this explanation, the Bishop said that in

asking ihem if they were abolitionists, be

meant to ask ir they were prepared to "curse all who were sloveholders, under

any and all circumstances."

Bishop Hedding "'Are you an aboli

tionist?'' To which all answered "no." Bishop Ueddin "Thank God! (here is none of them willing to cut off the heads of our southern brethren because; thev happened to holdslives."

than

up. We change our figers for Baron dmc physicians a hopeien. and quote Hog round at 4ic; shoulders 4.-; ' "SuOT:

Mues 4Jc; Mams 5c; Shncar cured do. 7.i Tie. Flour 3 50 for Citv mills. S3,-!3a

'.3,31. for country brands. Tin. Jnm nnl.

i

I. 0. 0. F. "JOTICK li U'-nby ivr, n bthnlf of the Spartan pi llow will liolda n it hmtiou nt Laurel, Frank Lm County Iiwlian.n. m the 4th of June in xt, t which thr tv will ba irMciin, oratiun nm din'mr; Brcith-fi-tf ih. nnh r, nu-l the public jrrmr'Hj- rtf respctfullr invited to nttf 11J. at 9 o'clock A. M. or said day. J. D. IIKSKY. 1 K. BAMROW, S. . SYIKR, W. A. PATTISON', Ci. K- WARHKV. Committt-c Cl arransf menta. May Sih, " 19-3 w. "WJIKUE THERfJ IS LIFE THERE IS HOPE." The ravHcs of ili.asc art dreadt'til indotli, but arc n-ndi n-U much morv yo by the unkiiful trmtiieut in the tarly trgt; of ihi complaint. And it i not unfrcriit iitly ihf tiv? this ihe Very treatment is the caue

i rf alt ihe difficulty, wet the acrifice of human life.

There are many w ho arc to wedded to the plan of irvctmeut pi.-rt.urd, that they will not be perauaded to f'tosakt- it, and thus they vink into aii untimely grare. Ha while there is life there i hope. The Oloaouian, or All-healing Balaam for consumption, asthma, pittiue; of hlitod, and ojhrr si.teasei of the Itinrs, oflVred by Dr. Fulgrr, is certainly deservinc of high on tiderat ion, in:i!;nuch a it has preformed wonder in many casts which have actually btxn giren up by the atten-

:. talays a couin, protone to the stomach and di-

sccretion, and restores to

lu a! ili iu a iu're etiVetnal manner, and mi shorter space of time than any Kmedy we have ever known.

Cincinnati Market. Tirrn Sr. Market, May 5 This market was well attended by the farmers from various nninls. and a pood

supply of eatables of every variety were lo he had in abundance, and at reasonable prices. Meats. Veal 37;t50 for fore, and 50 00c

for hind qustters. Mutton is selling at 10

aloe lor lore, and 2'J;t30c for hind quarters

Isaac Price -Saddler. YVISIIF.S Ins uld (luiiiiiH-rn, to kiiuw that he it yet Ht In-old Minl, jti l norlh of R. T; m r', iid has all hand t all nines Si. Id Lf., Uridles, 1 Unlets, Collars, Maims, '1' races, &c. Itc, or mill till any order in the shtirteit time, lie d.t. hi work to ln.t, ami so his old iihlmm-rt sa ill cume baek to the same place to buy ng.-tiii. He also pledges hiiucifto sell as low as any other person in Oic il:uv. He will also attend to trilumine; carri:jc, having e.ipag-.-d au excellent hand for that piirpoi.-, May oih I US. 19-4W,

attention: ITlTTi HA1I.E thankful for past favors, pnrticu.

JL mri; i:vne ineiroio customersana an ntners

nil.

iiii artieks in ilu irluie, to call and examine then, rit-sli ctnrl; lit' S iiri in. a ml (t.iminj.p l r ...-

I)..f0.ni.f . . ..... . . '. . . 1 : j-..

ucn iH- ior nina ao, ana italic lor l ire ai nieiioid iano.

do.

Flour awl Menl. Wheat Flour was sel

ling this morning at 83,00 iier 103. Corn

Ma!,53c perbu. Buckwheat 1,75 per

100 lhs.

Apples. Green none in hy wcjjona

selling by hucksters at 1.50 per bushel,

and dried by hucksters, at l,i3 per. bu.

I'oiitlrij. Turkeys sell at from 5Q to 70c. Chickens 18c. The supply was rath

er limited.

Vegetables. Common Potatoes 40o per

bu; Turnips 37; Onions 65c; Cabbage 35c

per head. Bulttr. In abundance at the following rates: 15 to 18a2.)c per lb. Hay. Baled, 65c per 100 lbs. Loose at S12,00sS14 OOper ton. l-g;s Selling this tiiTrnng at 6oa dor. Grain.-0.u 3l t3Je per bushel. Corn 31a 35c per bu.

Tiles Hatter thenist lees that the quality of their

Cioodsuill pleaye; having been selected by a care-rul and experienced hand, 't hey will sell on accommodating term lor cash or npproved produce. llrookviile, April 23, 1346 18

KEGS Nails assorted sizes for sale bv Hil l i HAILE.

April 23, 1845 13

A CASES w hite l'alin leaf Kls rXJ 15" rancy "

S " I.cqh.irn Hats snijrieaiKi nonote iimn

Ji.lt liectivecl and

ae, as thvup or cl niarkt-t.

ho. 24 I.cwer Mar'iet street Cincinnati-; - Uy 1, ISif.

XTRJ0ROiy.iS7 DISCLOSURES. T- " Beware op "Fhacd. "

rriste

To Drns

l lor .ale t.v the half-or paek- ! SOME DroSt;Ut are misled into the error ofbnyin, V-.er tUn'tl.ev can be fm.ml ... tin, j ""erabte intimauon of Dr Smith'. SHparoated - .vr'oUDk LAHR1X. Indian egctahle lill, umpiy because they can pur-.

Bonnets & Jnst Received T CASES Florence Braid Bonnets all qualiiics. O 3 " Straw 20 Cartons Bonnet liilihc.nsi SO " Artificial 1'1oits. By WOOD X LAKKIX. No. 24 Lower Market street Ciucim.au. May I, 184S 18Jy-

Skein & Patent Threads

-f fi( l-l'S Sea Island Skeins Cnlton (all en!..! I ltl If JO " lllueltlack 1'alciu thr. ad ex sen 20 " Com. " " 1000 dnz assorted cols. Spool Cotton 500 White ' " Just rcceivedand will be told low hy V. !lUB!k LAKKIX. No 24. Lower Market ftrvct Ciuc'tnuati. May 1, H46 IS-ly.

40

JAYX&S EXPECTORAXT. MK. t-.Utnv.er Webster, of Province, ,'H. I.) wns ciiredof severe Asthma by u.-in live hotliea. Kev. Siinvon Siep-fried was cured of IiiMUenrt: Hiirseness, ai.d a hard dry Cut;i, by o:ie bottle. Kev. Dr. Ha'ocoek, of i'ouhkevpsie, says that knowinff Ir. Jayue to be a regular lhyicia!i, :iuj htviii used h is nidlicines ierfciniKllv and in l.is f.ni'v. d( s

not hesitate to commend them as sr,rov and ettnnedtTy ust ful medicines, and valuable addition to our Material Mediea. Rev. John Sin q-e, of Lambertsville, New J rsey, who was sufttTinfr with hoarseness and soreness .f the lait;g-s and tt,roa't, and 'a strocatiu Asthma was eu.'ed bv one bottl-. Mr. J. L. Simpkins saysthat it cured hi wif-of Consumption, and one of his little childoeil of Hooping Cotih. Rev. J .hiiatliKii Giiint?, D. D., Profesmr of Grandville ColleETe, Ohio, says, "Hi was laboring uiuli rase, vere Co'd, Cou'-h and Hoarieness, and that his difficulty of breathing was so great that he felt liiin.'lf ill

imminent iiauirer of iniioed.ate iiilot-atinii tint wa

perleclly cured bv tiiu this Expectorant." Mrs.

uilks, of Salem, N. J., was t urd ol Asthma of 20 t ai-s

standing, by uin two buttles of this in -dicine. Mrs. Ward, also, of Salem, was c urcd of the same complaint, bv five bottles.

I he a.mve medicines are for sale at the Drue Store of

Hilt & ll .il.-, llrookviile, Ind.

May 1, 13 45 1S-.1-.

1 (Ta I ON'S Iron aortcd'sttes, all of w hich is war

JL . VF raiueo, lor sale liy

April 28, I S 4o

1111 1 &. HA1LE.

18

AST. Spring, Anieriean and EiiL-lish Illister Steel.

tors

r sale by

April 23, loJi

HI IT Sc HA ILK.

18.

""7'ALDROX-S Mowing and Se thr Sneads fur sale by

April li, IS 41

llruh ScvtTies, and HI I T i llAILE. 18.

f AUX and Com man shovels, Spades, Hay and Ma.

mure Forks, forsaiv by

April 28, 1949

11 ITT &l HAILE.

li.

and Earthen ware for sale br HI IT A. HA ILK-18,

l EES, Gla,s, April 23, IS45

BOOTS and Shoes assorted sixes for sale bv 1111 r i HAILK-

Id.

Ldiana was instituted by CJ. W. V. John C. Vaughn, of Ohio, acting as Deputy M V. P. of the Na'ioral Division of the US'.a'.cs. There were present with their credentials in due form, as the representitiesof their respective Divisions, from,

Indiana Division No I.

Wavne Division

Clark Division Chrystal Foun"t Vnity Division Fayette Disision Madison Dis ision Washington Divis.

No. . " 3. 4 " 6. 7. " S.

10.

P.W. P.,J. B.Davis; P. W. P., E. H. Barry, W. P., J. R. Goodwin, W. P., J. Pritchett, W. P., W. B. Smith, W. P., John Payton.jr. W. P., Anslem Butler, W. P., James A. Nelson, W. P., H. C. Sanxay, W. P., J. D. Defrees.

The following Brethren were elected

and duly installed Officers of the Grand Di

vision for the residue of the present term. E. II. Barry, G. W. P. John Pritchett, G. W. A. John R. Goodwin, G. S. V. B. Smith, G. T. G. Chap. James A. Nelson, G.Cond.

Anslem Butler, G. Sent. In the afternoon, a Procession was formed under the direction of Maj. W. T. Beeks, Grand Marshall, assisted by A. W. Sul'.enberger and M. W. Ilaile, of the Sons of Temperance, children or the Sabbath School and Ladies cf the Town and coun

tryand upon the whole was one of the

i was rejected, has now been reconizjd and j confirmed- The forms of diplomacy will i re gone through with at Washington, as

we presume lor tt.o lorinil nogot.Ui .n ins never by our govcrnmeu been committed to .Mr. McLean, though the generous cjnSdence existing between him and Lord Aberdeen has foubllcsa enboldencd him to render important aid in bringing the contro

versy to a favorable issue. Tho President, we have reason to know, is ready and will be prompt to accept tho terms stated above, and the Senate not less

prompt it confirming what he does. Let the dogs of ivar bawl and go to 54.40 the prey has escaped them. The national heart" needs not now It "bo prepared for war." A paragraph from a Liverpool pp?r of 1 llh, mentions tha above intelligence as having been rumored on 'Change; but does not speak confidently of its correctness. Our regular correspondent writes us under date of the 10th instant, that the war party in England, as well as here, was completely down, but he does not appear to have been aware that the term of an arrangement had been agreed on.

nexico, Ti'e Mexican schooner Venturi, arrived at New Orleans onhe 24th ult. from Vera Oru2but not a word of news later than before received.exccpt that President parades, in a manifesto, tells the .Mexican people that he has not the power to declare war against the United States, but that it is for the "august Congress of the Nation, as soon as the? assembled, to take into con

sideration all the consequences of the con

tCI'relly ILm-ii. Delicate, beautiful hands! Dear Miss, how do you contrive to make your hands so prUy? And set on such ring, too, as if to draw attention that way. Lt us feel of them. Lord a mercy, how soft andtendet! Do-you bake, Miss? No. Do you make beds? No. Do you wash floors, and scrub the pots and kettles? No. So we thought. Look at your mother's hands. Ain't yoa ashamed to let that old lady kill herself outright,

while you do nothing fioin daylight to dark, but keep the dust from your face, and the flies from your hands. What are are you fit for? Will a man of common sense marry you for your delicate hands? A person who is a real man, would prefer

to see them blacked occasionally by coming in contact with pot hooks and tramel.', and calloused by a day or two's hard rub at the washing hoard. Pretty fingers indeed! what are they good for, but to move overa piano, or to stick through gold rings?

Like many of the vain tilings or earth, they are kept for show, and nothing more. For our part, we wauld rather see them wore out in actual service, and as tough as a coquette's conscience, than so tender that a fly's foot will make an impression upon ihem. Portland Tribune.

New Orleans, Anril 22. Trbacco About 200 Midi have been disposed of, incluJinir one lut of 130 hbds.

the ball.tncti in email lots. Sug-ir has bven dull, the amount sold not exceeding 2")0 hhds. .'Musie. About 2)0 bbis 6.ld at 24ia 25c: with some saloa of at 2le per gallon. Flout. The demand his been good and lhs sales rsacli 40(10 bb's, viz; :(I0 bbla Ohio at $ I 2.", M)0 do at 4 M0, 500 do Illinois at 4 25: 500ordinary Missouri at 4 25, :H)0 do .St Louis at 4 55; and 100 do at

4 per ubl. Provisions. About 1100 bl.l Pork sold at $10 871 and 11 00 per bbls for Mos. A lot of 11 1 bbls Prime beef taken at G 25 per bbl: e decline. I'tilly 11-tcisks Htcoii changed hanJsal 5l 5i,5jc for Sides, and Mji4c f-r shoulder.

Grain Nearly HO.OOO bushels Corn taken as follows: aS00 Imshclt white, in bulk, at 41j. 14,000 do White and Yellow, in sacks, at 50c; 2,50 sioks do at 40. and 0,000 White snd Yoilow, at 47c per bus for the former, and ISc for the ltti?r. A lot of 22) sacks Otta brought 35o from the Lcree. Whiskey The sales comprise about 350 bbla declined at IQilDjo, and 2J do Raw at 2lc. per gtllon

K. 31. 3IAYO'S,

ANL'FACTOUY of improved Shutter fastners

ml iiirmtur. amines, and all kinds of Ma

eliuie. ork dune in a workman like manner at the

:ortet notice. ALSO. Attached to the establishment a lork factory and Brrs" foundry, wh.relocksof every description and biass casting can be had at the shortest notice. G. HAYCOCK. On 6tli street below Main and Walnut streets VI XVI XX A TJ, O. May I, lS4(i 18;ly

77ie virtues of J.ll'SE'S ft.iff TOXCSummery jlle, N, J. Nov. iti, ISJ2 DR.Jayne, Dear Sir I send yon the f..HnwitiC certificate obtained from Mr. Guliek I ...... I.I

just stale that I became acquaint! d ith him about in

...... .-.i um umr m- ji entirely bald, with the exception of a lock of hair on the back part ..f his head, about the size of a half a dollar, mid that ck ot hair he told me it had been made to fcrow bv the use ol your Tonic; previ his to which he po.itivelv avers, liehad not a single hair on his head. The hair now completely covers his head, and is from four to lire inche, loner. Very respectfully, tout's, P. MASOX. The above medicine is Tor sale at the Uni Store of Hitti Ilaile, Hrotikrilleliid. 16-3

FIRST ra:e Grind stones received and f,.r 1UU ale by K.iS. TVXKK. J. L. WAYXI, i)E.ir.i:n i.v HaiNltvavc, IS nil Krai in 3. "

t Kl fr.f Hnir, I nrniih, Ltck'tng fllntt I'tala, and i

111

JCf-The Salem news hints that "Gov. Whitcomb has exhibited forethought in Marrying just at the present time,from the certainty that he must in a few months tetjre to private life and needs a light hearted companion at ihat season of gloom to share his misfortunes and cheer him in his despondency." pur friend of the News has hit it exactly.

Mico:': he continues, "never bas com

mitted, and never will commit the least im-gression upon the people of the U. S-"

The papers, which advocated the interest of Santa Anna, have been prosecuted. We oi)ine,"however. that Santa Anna is now at

the head of the Mexican Government or so

near it as te be about tho same thing.

flirt in which we (Mexico! are involved a

most sublime moral spectacles which has ! conflict which was in no wise provoked by

. 1 iniB Dttcill uu u.u6..(

era. raan iriinn.aAn . r, t n -. . r . . . ... . . .

cvi e. (-(-11 . iiit(.?au iti 11113 iat.c uui, we will not descant upon that scene but leave fresh and vivid in the minds cf all who witnessed it the feelings the soul animating feelings it excited. The Procession in its march having "encompassed the Town, proceeded to the M. E. Church where an address was delivered by Bro. Vanghan to a large and attentive audience. This was one cf the most forcible and ef

fective addresses on the great moral question of the day to which we have ever listened. The prejudice deep rooted as it has herc'.ofor manifested itself, gave way, m mist before the sun and many who had heretofore been disposed to look upon the organization of the Order of the Sons of Temperance with doubt and distrust as to

its usefulness after listening to the recital cf instances, the most affecting, of the good accomplished by this organization, gave in their adhesion to its principles and, as but the beginning of the good effected by that speech nine or ten of our best; citizens have had their names proposed for membership to our Order.

e now hive nothing to fear our 6iic-

fess under God is sure. Many, alas, may

' li cuv.g to the intoxicating cup, wim a

tenacity which proves its powerful influ

ence, and would seem to indicate that it

was regarded as one of the choicest bless

ings of our country, instead of a grievous surseto a large portion of its inhabitants. But we cannot but indulge the hope, that o the thousands who have already been led to abandon the intoxicating draught through the old organization thousands more, through the propoga'.ion of the prin-

Einigratinn to Te.i-as. A letter publish

ed in the New York Journal of Couinierc" says that emigrants are literally crowding

into Texas at all points. The land office, it is stated, is besieged from morning till night. Cm. Oaz.

Letter from the seat of War.S! We have a Picayune of the 21u inst.,

' ona da? later than our previous advices, hy

wh-.ch we learn tuat Hie report 01 a declaration of War by Mexico is a Ua ax. Late from Brazos Santiago. The U. S: steamer Col. Harney, says the Picrune, arrived io port last evening brazos Santiago, whence she sailed on the 16th inst. tebe bringing us advices from Gen. Taylor's tamp down to the l'2lh instant. The accounts which have already been

rif.n of Gen. Tavlora march to the Rio

Grande, and of his position opposite Mata

moros are fully connrmaJ. Gen laylor took up his position on the 23th ult- directly opposite Matamoros, and within reach of

the Maxican batteries, uueriy disregar

ding these, he proceeded to plant four li

pounders, so that at any moment he coulu

batter down the city at pleasure. Thus au"airs remained till the 11th inst., when Gen. Amnudia arrived at Matamo

ros. The following day Gen. Auipuida sent a written notice to Gen. Taylor requiring him to retire at onca to the left bank of the Nueces, and intimating to him that his persistence in maintaining Lis position would be deemed an avert act of hostility. To this Gen. Taylor replied iubstantially that he had received bis orders fiom the

I President of the United States to take up 1 1.;. nn2;;nn nnnn thft Rio Grande, and to

see that no encroachment was made upnn

our Territory. That he should obey his nntara unci rpnpl anv hostile attempt to

cross the river. At the same time he assured the Mexicans that he had no hostile design upon the people that they might re main in the undisturbed enjoymeut of their property and rights; and that his business was to resist aggression.

Robert Dale Owen 0;t the 22 J of April, Mr. O.ven made a verv excellent speech in the House, on the bill to erect the Smithsonian Institution. It wil be recollected that Mr. S nithson, an

KnoMiahman bequeathed a large sum of

mony and many articles of value to the

Unitd States, for the purp iseot founding.

and endowng an institution at Washing-i ton, of aiiterary and scientific charter and for the dissemination of useful knowledge. The sum received in money. in IS33 amounts to $517,109, and the interest upon that sum on the 4ih of July, will be $212,129. Mr. Owen proposes to apply this interest to the erection of suitable building, and the accruinginleresl to the support or .1 !--

the active operations tnereoi. us aiso n.nni.n as oneof its important duties lo

create a Normal school, for Ihi education or scientific teachers. He also pioposes that its professors, and those connected with it, 6hall deliver free scientific lectors, on various subjects during the winter months, for the general information of

such persons as may wish to atiena.

M MtRiEO. On yeslettlav by the Rev. G. H. McLaughlin. Mr. JAMES REYNOLDS or this place, tj Miss PRISCILLa ROOT1I of this vicinity. Ill I I III I II II I " I 'l IU ' If " I I I Hi 1 mm Di.D. At his residence on Tuesday the 5th of May, Mr Stephen Martin, in the Go year of his agt.

3 CENTS PER. LH. WOOL CAKDIXG. f HE Subseribtr is now prepared to Card Wool, on I his new and ecellent cards. He is determined lo do the work ot his customer, he therefore proposes to card al the unprecedented low price of3 cents per lb. and warrant pood r ills. Cams on, and we" will be prompt in tmrriijj .igcmrtiia. O. W. K l.M III.K. April 3 ', liii 18-3w. '"DUiiME&Co." WHOLESALE DEALERS IN C'locli, 'wViilchrs, Jewelry AND VA t l l!-M KKR'S TOOLS Si MATERIALS, g IOVS l'AN I'l.Y on hand, an extensive assortment yof Fine (iold and Uilt Jewelry, Gold an l Silver Spectacles, tioldand Silver Lever ar.d V rije Watchis; Gold and Silver Pencils, Spectacle Glasses, Violin Strings, Percuitfiun caps. Pistols, Uazors, Knives, Scis

sors (XC, K.

.Vo. J; Htt lourri stivet t .M. l.v.v.ii , u. May 1, 1S40 18 ly. FRANKLIN TJIAUPK

W.itch !f Inker ami Jewell r

".Vo. 117 Fifth St.Sniilh Side ftertrren Rtict It Fine VI XCl X XA Tl, O.

k General assortment of (Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,

Vs,lT,'r ware Spi claries X line etlllrry tor saleOld Gold Silver taken in'changtfj flocks Watches X Jewelrv repaired. April I, IS46 18-ly. JO fl7,"ARD", finOCEIl TEA DEALER

So. lSt,'FJ!h rtrcct biticcrn Elm St J?ncr, North Side

U UNCI is a A 11

T7" F.F.rs constantly n hand Teas, Sntrar, C niter,

gJt ice, Tobacco, Raising, Foreign Fruits, lih ol various kinds. Namely Salmon, Mackerel, Codtih

and Camlies at holeale and retail prices Ktc. All

of u Inch he w ill sell at the lowest nnces. and any ar-i

ticle hen.-iy sell which is not approved of,thc fcasU .ll be iminediatelv returned. April 1, 1345. 18-ly. cioc!iTciock !! C. E. C U L L I N S . Si st S,.nfi Sidr, unrdoor East nf Knrr VI NiTN S ATI, IS duly receivine; from New York, Brass Clocks of esrrv dv-v'criptii.n . which Tie will sell at Eastt m pri

ces. 1 . r. . f. . also pai s particular attention lo inp Clocks, Watches Jeellry.

April 1, 18 lb

.VaA'.eanr V'rucers

No. IU, Main Street, ni xt duor li. low cial Bank, C'l VC'IXXA 1 1.

April, 17, lS4'i

ihsse the spurious cheaper. We shall in all cases ex

pose such dealers throughout the country, who after beiiic ttiilu inlbrmed of the rascality nf Uieae invitator.

1 1J and attempt to impose upon the public with aa

niii.irM in.su. ii is not ine auar coating alon tkat cnnsiitirtes the valluesf hsy Pills, but it is my t'lsVi.'i.n, lur-whictf 1 tlaitn the r.eht. . . G. BENJ. SMITH, M. D. IT9 Greenwitch st. and Water sr. fn.ston. READ JCDGR IMFORTANT FACTS. V'e, the undersigned, wholesale drugrista in Louisville, Ky., are satisfied, from all Oie information that we can obtain, that Dr G. Benjamin SraiUi ia the or.riiial inventor of the Sugar Coated Pills. We are prepsred to supply dealers at Yew York prices. --.-. kob'.nson, Peter & Carr, 492 Main $. J. S. Morris & Co. 461 Main st. ' G.Hirire, Lapping & Co. 79 Fourth it, Hull & Alden, 81 Fourth St. 'I he following from Druggists in New York shows I lavenud the Sugar Coated Pills in 1843: Js'cw York, June 16th, 1844. V.'e, ilie nndersigned, never lit or hearrd of "Sugi.r Coated Pills," until Dr. G. Benjamin Smith manufactured atid exhibited them to us abent a year since. - Rushton 4. Co. no Broadway and 1J A Km House. Israel Randolph, M. p. S6 Libertv st. i!or.ice Everett, 74 Hundson -t. " Liavid Sands, 79 Flton it, A VOICE FROM KENTUCKY I have been afflicted with dvsnensia in its most nr.

gr.tatrd forms for three years past, and found no re.

iki until l used Or. G. lfenjamin Smith 'Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills.' Alter using six boxes of said vegetable pills I am entirely cured. They are a general remedy. " J K LE.MMAY. . l'aducab. Ky. Nor. 9, 1S4J. We certify lo the above facts. Dr. Smith's Sugar-Coaud Pilis" are universally cammed in tiiis vicinity. KOGE, GIVEXS & Co. Merchants. Paducah, Ky, Nov. 19, 1845. At the reque-st of lr. G. Benjamin Smith's agent we cheerfully state that we visited the officeof Dr.Smith in September last, w hile in New York, found him to all .i:ea("aqces carrying on a very extensive business with, hi Surar-Coated Indian Vegetable Pills. The extent et his establishment would astonish any one not initiated in the mysteries of the pill trade. " Lou. Jour. (From Dr. Singleton) Smithland (Ky,) Feb. 24. 1840. Dr. G- Rcniamin Smith Dear Sir: nothing has even been introduced that has sold so well and given such, general satisfaction as your Sugar-Coated liuorovcu Indian Vegetable Pills. Very r-spectablv vnurs, S F SINGLETON. (From Messrs Bull & Aldeji.l rLouisville, (Ky.) Feb. 13, 134ft. Dr. G. Benjamin Smith Dear air: You will pleas semi us 12 gross of your valuable Pills. From prcs-v nt indications we shall sella large amount of them. We find that they go very quick. Your friends. BULL & ALDEN. (From Wilson, Starburd It Smith) Youisville, Feb. 13th 181f. Dr. Smitb--Dear Sir: About uu weeks ago me bought ? gross of your Indian Vegetable Sugar-Coated I'. lis. 1 hough business is dull hear at tins pre sen ' ti:ae, yet we have sold them all. You will please send, j ii- 10 gross through Messrs Lawrence X Livse, of your

cii , who win lorwaru mem to lis via Pittsburgh. Yours respectfullv, WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH. We have forty letters from different dealers solicit, ing the agency of my Pills, although they had the spurious in their store one in particular frem New Orleans, which we shall publish. Principal Offices New York, ITS Greenwitch St.; Ronton, 2 Water St. - ' (.'- B-njamin Smith is written on the bottom of every" box of genuine "Sugars Coated Pills'.' ' F'or sale by R. St S. Tyner, Broukville Ind. April 24, 1846 17-3m

ConimcTie ly.

J A M KS 117 SUA III'. Importer anil "iVholesa'e Tenter in

BRITISH, FRENCH and GSRHAIJ

LACK C.OOOS, Swi.5 Muslins, Gloves, Mitts, c. "0, Cedar Street,

lork, and No. 11, East I h.r.l hlr.x-l, Onuosite

Dll. IiOG KIS' COMPOUXD SYRLP OF lilVEIUVORIII & TAR. A safe and certxin cure for Cctitnrr.ption off he Lwnrs.

Ne

llie Helirie fiouse, CINC1NNAT

O. I". 11F NV MIX, Agent. April 17, IS411 ' 1T-Iy.

Harrelsof.S,,!-..

For sale by K

oil.

V S. TYNER.

rii i iir. i I of Spn ill hi I uu

WAV C.()'!I)S.

H F. Silbseirbtr h:ls just received a fnh s.mm.Iv

n.r O" 4'nniFiier Uimk nilira. inir all articles

is I in.-, which he is d leriuuir-d to k.-1IIo. II. s

Old Customers and the public in general ar.- invited lo call and l X. inline for lhein.elves- ill. II. JIL'H I'OV. llrookviile, April 10, lS Hi, 15-Iw. WJI. CDLKSCOTT, Attorney and Couusallor at Law. lSi'okTilh', I.i.

LUKE HKM', Clock and IVulcii Mal. i-, JEWELRY, Silver Ware and Spiltaele Mauuficturer, Diamond pointed g -Id Pens, 1 No. 23ii Main st between 5th and 6lh Ciucilicali, Ohio. March 20, IS4J. 13-ly.

Spitting of Blood, Coughs, Cot:!s, Asthma. Pain in the

Side. Bronchitis, St hooping Vousii, and ait Fulmona1 -y .i.fcctions. i 5 N I Tie whole catalogue cf remedies for Pulmonary Af. I P lections, tli te is not one so universally known, and I v. hose virtues lias been so thorough :y tested as the Tar. ' Esery one knows that the Tar water and tar fuiniga- ; tioiis are among the most common remedies for colds, I co.ighs, oic, and lo conlirin the nninion, so prevalent

j amongst unscientific people, we have ihe authority of ! ilie most eminent prolessojs of medicine. ThecelcbraI t. d Dr. Ilucban, of England, has employed it successfully fur years. Dr. CilesUon, an eiftiiient I'hysician of I f ittfbiirgh, highly reconittlends a treaii.ieiit in which j t ir is principally employed. Rut it is unnecessary to Udell on this subject, or in fact to expatiate al all on 'lie merits of tins medicine. Ttinuvbe remarked.

however, that tliis preparation is the result ot years of patient and labored experiment in an extensive practice, and furthermore, that in it arc embodied the remedies employed by the celebrated Dr. Cooper, si ho, during twe'.vc years of extensive practice, in which he treated a great number of cates of Consumption, did not lose one single patient, as may be seen on reference to a statement to that effect publiehed by him a short time ago. It being so generally understi od and admitted, that as a cure for Consumption, Tar is without an equal in ihe list of known substances, we will bricHy call attention to the fact that Liierwort, the other chief ingredient in this preparation, is known to Iw equally efficacious in relieving the primary and milder stages of pulmonary diseases, and in conclusion it may be added that the utmost skill and care hare been exercised in the ' preparing of this medicine tn make it as concentrated as possible, by retaining only tlie medical properties of the several ingredients, ami the proportions have been adjusted and the enmpoais lion effected w ith a strict refereuce to their chemical properties, '

CANAL IMlliTORS. VI. I person tmlebtt d to the White Water VaHry Canal Company, on any acrmmt wliatt-vrr, will be expected to pay by the 11 of June next. The Company have itttermii.e! to close up all cases of the kind, as soon as poihh. Further imlulvm-c need not 1m expected. Delinquent Stock will a prmidi.'d br the Charter, to hi'iett bidder and any deficit not supplied by $tich sale, will be collected from the eubstriber, at once by d'te course of law. S. W. PAUKKIl. Attorney or the Co. April 13, 1846. lJ-3w.

repair-ls-ly

s t u i, ms cue; LADIES AXD GEXTS Wit; MAKEU X HAIR MAXIFAC 1 I'HF.Il No. 25. I'.ast Fourth, near STcamore st. C1NC1NNA TI

KK EPS al uajs nil lianii and makes lo erdei , in I he ni... I fisl.ioi.ahle and durable style. Ladies and lieitts Wirs, Scalps, Fronts, lira ids, Curl, tic. which will be s iid cheap for cash, at wholesale and Ki tail. I invite all thus--in vi ant of such articles lo give him a a call before pttrehasiiij else litre. April 1,'isfft 18-ly.

MEDICAL NOTICE. DOCTOR AC.IIA1IA3I, Surgeon, Physician & Accoucheur. 1'AkKS leave lolliforni the public ih It he has gremoved from Coimersville lo Blooming ;re where lie intends to reside. Dr. Graham was Educated in the Colleges of London and Dublin; has had leu years practice in (.real Britain, and llint- in the Town and netghborh od of IJ mnersi'ille in this State. Dr. lirahams success in his profession, in and ari.utid Couiiei'svillr, ca.iitul Ik-denied by the candid aiuoui;

lus v nicmpi, nines. Illoumiug Groie, April 14, 184l I i-3..l.

Certificate of tt'm. J. Richards, ST. D. To all whom it may concern, I make the following statement: Conscious that it may appear unprofessional, it is only from a perfect convict. on and thoroueh

knnwlcdg of Ihe essential benefit, and scientific origin ; of the preparation spoken of, that I Ceel constrained I from a sense of duly to comply with the request ofthtf , proprietor. j I am a most inveterate upposer ofqnacks and quark inediciurs in any form, and most fu Hy coincide with. I he clauses in the Code of Klhics lately adopted by lh MedicaJ Convention ofOiiio relating particularly lo j that subject; it may thererere be inferred that it is only j from a personal experimei,t with ihe preparation, and j a posilivcassur-cnce of its beneficial results, tl.at indui res me to recommend it as" being all that it Mircsents I itselftobe. I The patient, Mr. Charles AVade, Sixth street. Market

Space, wliijiii I allowed lo try the effect oflhe medicine, (but w hich I w ould have done under no consideration whatever hid I not seen a copy cfilie receipt, from which the medicine is prepared, obtained from

ineageiu, and which l amsatisbid is authentic,; was

1-

I c VOOLli v

is r. ACTOUY

WOTICK tTrHEHI'JSmy wife Hachel Berry, has left my bedand board ithoilt just lause or provocalioii. I lorewarn any person from trusting vaid per. on on my account, for I will pav no debts of bcr contracting after this date. ' DAVID BKKKY. April ft, ISIS 18.3W'.

GUARDIAIJ'S SALE.

HE und.'rsig.ied, t.uar-liiiii of lb-.- iiftnor lieir-i . I

ihe estate of Jatne-s Swi-g.-tt, d c. as, tl, by (.-i!e.- , of the l'r..bate Conn of F'raukliu coin ly, I.id.an.i, will olfer for sale, at tb-' pri nn-es in H'-.tekville. on Saturday lltelhday of May next, at the hour of cfiic '

oetoch, r. ne enure iiii.r.sioi sail niinoi neir- in ,,,. lw wi,h carlv l..ee o-.,ul........re eo....mo.

the- f.. lowing desenlsed ni.l .'tat.-, it being the .... I,- I ,iol, for which I had been treating, tl the Usual man, s ided liye-sixlhs part there.,1, , ,z: 1 he ,.ril. ball of v ihs;it ,h;ln mr ,u:1, ... B, hisear. olnun.lHrJl, on which i situated . two story frame , rtquest,ai,d that of l.ia'-lricnds, I . va.i.iti. d the lions. a so, l.,l number 4'., in that part ..I ihe town of n c,.; (- aj eun'uiently 5.uif.ed of its scientific

iil-ooKi u. i Ki.un .. . u .i..c.. .....(. rnmnmlnnlo. , 1, . . I .,.. I , l.i;.j .

confess its effect w as at leat surprising, inasmuch that after the consumption oflhe second b.ntle my prnfc sional visits were discontinued, though I frequently saw my patient afterwards, restored to perfect heallt:.

1 lie preparation ivcalled "Dr. Hugcr' Compounsl

TK.lt MS.

One-third of (lie purchas.' money lo be p .id al ll.e time of sale; olie-tl.trd in one year, and .tt. -Il.ir.l ill two years, from the d;.y of Tiies.-c.intl anl third pav.neiils to be s--cuc.(l by not a el gel fr -eli ild s, -

Indiana Democrat.

Iowa Convention. Under the law of ihe lenilory, on election has j'.isl been helJ in Iiw to call a convention for the pii'Pnse of framing a Sia'e constitution, preparatory to an apliciition for admission in lhs Union a a Stale. The result is that the Democrats

have elected a large majority oflhe members, and there U eveiy probability that the requisite step? will be taken for the admission of lha State of Iowa Indiana Democrat.

THE Subscriber feeling gratiful for past favors

would respectfully inform the public ami his cu.tnniers generally,, that bis establishment is fit out with the most improved machinery now i.i use. It is .itualed on K.lis Cre k, three niih f K.ast of AV.-t Union, F'ayette Comity, and three miles South West of Dun lap'tiille, Vniou County, and lour mil- North Art st of Fairfield, Franklin Coumv.is pn partd to MANLM Airm.K Cloth, Sttimtl, J.n-i, FlanmU, Blanket-, fc. eitht-r on the dharti or lowest ch prici-s, ht- lia on hmid such si a!uve nannd ptKidy, which will be tx cl an rid lor imU nr 1W l,r cah v. i r Dixa 4- si'ixxixa, AVhere it is required wiil He done at the lowest rates.

one pound of grease to eight pomidsol wool is rrqiiird. CAUDINO FULLING Done in tho best possible manner, at the usual prices. EI.ISIIA COCKEFAIH.

May lt, lslH. l-iw. T

WIIOLKSAI.E I H L;ii IS IS to MAWKACI V H K RSOK C HE M 1 C A LS, ClOVST VN 1LY on hmid nil the mw rrmotlUs rrrut-li, Kntili mulolour own Maun at I urns, Also cotistantlv on h:titl ii fith siinitlv rUrHir ami

Mt'thriiU'f. htih will hr nil at the ltiwrst iricc

I'hj ici4iiik ami Druqps.la vuitinp Ciiirinuati rr iuviutl ioc;tll ni'tl t'ainiuf our Druir ami C hrnm al. Ni. 30 M.iiu trtnt bitc-n Fifth and Sixth. Aml iy li4J U ty.

TiiiiJirr shawls &c. Canon Hl'k Thibet Shawls silk fiir.jed I " Mi.de Conl. do I ' N. S. Cabm re do 5 '4 D'l.nin At H-.ilzorine dnp shawls

S " M1K fruits A 1 us.

Jnst receiv(d and for sale whole or retail. 24 Low it Market street Cincuicinnaii. Hy WOOD X LARRIV.

w

VseoJ Tob tcco.--J hn Quiney A.lams, in a recent letter, eays that in early life he useJ tobacco but for more than thirty years he ha discontinued ihe practice. ' I luve often wished says he, "that every individual or the human race, affected with this nrti6,S.l passion, would prevail upon himself lo try, but (or three luinlhs, the experiment which I hare made, & amsure it would turn every acre of tobacco land into a wheat f eld, and five years to the average of human life."

JWVF.'S HAIR TONIC.

7"F. know Dr. q.iigley persauaily, and lljere is no

man in tne couiury w i:iise iipiiiion s (..miku v,.

more repect. tic is on an snuiects noiicnanu sincere.

and his high character as a rnysiciaii can ocanes.eu bv the first medical men in the'eitv. l'hila. Sun. Shepherd's Town, VS., Oct. 10, 1841. Dear Sir. on inquire of me whether 1 have tisvd your Hair Tunic, and with what eft'eet. u...-...l venrsairo ml hair le.tt In fill ranidly f.-om

the scalp, and I had the prospect of permalure bald-! ness. At "length a f riend reccomini nded your Hair Tonic. I used three or funr bottles, according to the prnin-d dirs eiions, and al Ihe end of six months, my fiair was thick set, and sincv, its tendency lo turn rrev v. as arretted. I 'haw hcver bcflirr given a certificate, r eotnmendi-

ing patent inedicincs.-w huh imiiscrinnnaieiy iiseu, thi-v often are, do much intnrv; hut in a ease like the present1, where I know the article to be b.-n.-ficial, and thai it ran do nn harm, I have no scruples in staling laeis within my own knowledg'. Yoiir's. e., JOHN QUltiLKY, M. D Dr. D. .T!, Philadelphia. ' The above medicine is for sale at the Drag store of

Hitt tt Haile, Hrunaville, Ind

LAW Ac. ICase new sivle I'rinted Lawns. 1 " i'j I aee . " 1 s d..- Oiitgl.am 1 Carton rminet Law ns (all coloj' Jnst reeeis-d ana alt of the be-t and most durable itvle At whole, ale and r.uail bv WOOD J LAKIN. CAS 1 31 K It K T XV K K I)S &c. 1 Carton New Stiled Fr-iich Cassiuicrea I " Wmil'HI'k E 1 " Faniy Tweeds. The above lnl of Casiiiieres and ' Twieds arc of tbe very latest importation., and ihey comprise one .f the

mosi Ix ann;i.i ass.irinients eeer on. i-eii r.i ine iesi we call especial attention lo ihem. ' ' ' W OOD i. LARIjIX. No. 34 Lower Market st Cincinnati. May I, 16t0 lMy.

19-Jw

May B, 184ft

BBLS. Trime No.

1 Steam Salt, for sale by HIT I' A H AILK. lJ-lv.

WOOL and Mived Carprtiog just received, and for

lilts., r, -i ...... 1.1 lv.

! sale by

. fay,

Invalid Reader! word w'nh yon in r.-ganl lo the testimony of W'isTArt's Halm os ilo Chebbt.' Have yon t nam:iied it atiet.tivel; .' Have yon examined the caes on reeordi Oflhe cores Ihi medicine has preformed? Have yon remarked how desperate and hopeless many ofth.tnwcn? And how roinptete has Inrn ihe cure in every Instance? Hacyou noticed how many and r spei table the person who hive certified to its value efflcaex? H.ivesou ob. rved the evidence candor and good faiih w hich !-ar.ictcri every ease recorded, evary certificate given? If so, there' need no n.ore he said to convince yon ihit this preparation is the very thing to which you si, .ubl resort if n-t, ih-n yoa ohnuld tend to th.- aT -u'and prociiri-Dr Wi'tir's Treatise on Consii'iipiion. per.iie it and we have no f. arsorthe rnult. Alie se advcrtium.nt. Mav. 1. 1" II IS ;w

cunty. V. I . CLXItKSON. t.unrd:nil

The und. T(igm d will oTer for sal.-at tli- tinie audi place de-ignat. (I, the undivided oik -simIi purl ef -aid !

lots it being ihe iuun-stof M;t:t!i.w D. b ft iirgelt. Teiiiis and eutiditions s :i1hm JVt) II. F Hfll'!H!,.4 f-.. Btookvijlt , March 24, mi. liNEW SPRING. GDOrS

Now opi ning at No. 24 Lower M.n k I Sirvt l, l incinnati by Wood & Lnrkisi CJF.UH'TKn wi:h xvy-M r.irc mid at 1 i t'mn in tu KnU rn Mark-., fntm tin latent im, (-,:. ton and M.iiiul";.i tnr . 'i n w huh u i- w otiUt c..H In- r.l a(t( niioii ,f 1W t'i.!.f hi, v ittin iliv cit fr

the purpiiwir ol jMtn. hai'1 .mkU. In tt nt k k w : j fiHtml t' Inf ht'Sj i.' at si. hl ? : - I'rif'ttSj Semi- ftry J.tm-. Tn rrth. tirr. A I. SO Bro. cr Btrk MiisHur ); iHhirt Kt i.iv'iur Ttrkf;irf, Dniint t ftlur I, ;-h V;rA, j.'A C'; Vnnibt ickw At Sifisin. t'rettrh f.ttrcnt-iitazt .it ;., L.'ii-

en tifi:iantt. ALSO Sttfc and Cc'fnn l! lkty Dsrst S? rr:rh Bnfx Tt'rrr, CucckSs, Lait .ffirnr, &. Vt.ighnm. Plain anJ t'inid Jaeortt,Sir(M4 Mutlti.Rtm t Lcrcnr, Orgauz.fi V'.--tins. ALSO Canvass PnH'iiuz Rt;nts Ilurkramy S-hii? Srtk. Trr.f, Par, 'I'lncud SfQKH' offuttTatr Smt ij. lint iti figs, Sttrpriitirrt G.'tn rr. ll'i.te 9i "ufiC'.,' I!:tc X io.r, Ptc nic Vrttt K. fihvrt. A l.SO 1 he tr.vau.t asv.rtrat r-l -if M.h1iUt,V. I hint Prints in the city. A lo r'hnvmc Brii 1 S'mw Ai Ntpoitian ami S.1U i mu t; pjlin h aTmid1 l.i-h irn Ht A LSt H'Hint i und ij.rp ItiViO-n, hlkand 4V1 1 a-

T- ta Hifihwn, l;Wion u tr ti .iui. t U !, iiajt ihm ,

' lui" II l.ll.lllj, ilM'.'H n. I. Ar, r "lji i km (.-,: VinrK: N'mllislh.La Kri-i CitMic.' ; ALSO fi.tt.m ntw. -'arp-t Warp, Wiii'r r.tt-tl ,'ols. laTti?.r, WfUinig; c. 'ALSO Kmk'1 Snpt-r Kir l r Cmih Sh. 11 ami Tuck V Suit' C.iiu'.-, H. .Itn tUnib. IVa.-l llnititit Knli-h n mr Snpnili r Hti'tuit, Sinin Hnt:in, C'tiinprif it Hm HmtoiK, 11 jtn Kant y CiutU Ui Utii; J'.-rkri Wdlli'U, PiircuMin l"a(., Rtc. We wHiiri f ti i car ami f ir all th! r ar.4 I. trrmim C Ut ninkc it thr intr-kt ttCail hi nny viii th-cii tu

jnrvlianc (j"u Vnl. .ilt of .'at; to hay th Ait at 24, Lu4T M irkt-t Bt. Cincimmti ot . V (ep Jt I.AKMV March, Cih Iti. ' ' l?-.y. Jt Sht-rimtn. lr the l.t rtrt ymr pat ha hfn !iMriu t. prad liu Mfdicaittl I.omm i. fr u..d witit, and hi laUtr h-vv n.it btvH in riu th. y ate no kiinvsi in t vi ry part tifonr lain) au-i on - I nn.

tiftit, and hAve nn widi niifr-al approttiitiou . Hi cnMh L'Zs-i'tT' ham- havt rntvil intirt ca -v nt infliitira diir.nc it ntal. not- in Y rk th::n at:y oiht-r tntnlirinc Ui ran Ik nam. d. Hi 'orm loz itct t r-t.t i tuif to pr i-tmi nd r h i - all nth- r r- ii. i ilit-s harr f iil d and hi t'a'thnr Lo-up 'tl

lu-vt hraddcht- and psi.pttn.ioti in a. j ft i.iii:itr hilrhi I'.tttvr Mad .lat r, m h.i h iih1 only rt . i h Iter d to h.'V ry ht m n -I it-nimc p1 itt r in world. And iUiU U.ao tuni r-Iniii niiy hf D'ctor preparation, thr pitMic ha!- tlii- naii-1-tti..M of knoi-c thm Ht v re .kttrtil and arrnrat ty pr--parvd by ih- m;"'r phiriaiuand are aIto?t tiu-r tht bt-!t n. dici" hti'hran poih) Im- fainn!, th in no quarkcr) or hn.nlMir wU.ut ib m. r h. rs. mau warrhtnri No. IO XaM ir.-t. X. . S.-e adrrrtis iiit tit in Mirtlu rcim mn.

Sjrtip if Liverwort tnd 'I ar; and, from the examina

tion til the receipt and the mfct-s? in my own exjeritm itt, do consciously rerommeiid it a a ui ful and ;iluuhle midiciiie: and I should ttrpe my brother pjar-titionrt-wto prniiire the rfceit, ai: I f'ti convinced they ill aree with me ai to "iw excellence, and will nn df.oht adupt it in their practice, a$ I shall most certainly do, believing it tt he a most valunhlc aid in pnU monai v cases that baffle the ordinarr mfnle of treatment. " WM.J. Kit. UAKDS, !. D. Timinnati, Oct, 1, A. L. SCOVIlaL, fWnole.alt Arnt for the wt and Sonih,) Somli-r:i conwr of Uve ami Fifth-street CINCIXVATI. April 27, 18 17-ly.

wool i .i:sn); THE Sulwcriber will lie ready hy the fir-t day of May

I.et to receive and card wool. My mac hen ry is new, i of the bent itorkmantvhip, and haiin; niraed ihe rvice of Mr, Kiti-hion, an c(m rienctd hand, tarmerly of Hamilton Ohio. I have strenc; rr:tsiii$ to jiminin my nivtumern od rtll. I cannot, at prrMii. .ay w hat i my prices tor cardiiiK" ill he, but t h'y hall bv aa low a. at anv itahlihnient in the ciitiniry that cIim s tootl ; work. My Machine are at the Canal Ba-in at Brook'- '. i'le, and wool ran be emivetn ienty sf'tii by canal Hther up or down, and the buts can deliver it at the 1 establishment without any tronblr, and vo oon as it ran be carded the roll can he sent back. Qrett car j w ill be taken to render sati.faetion . j PRO DUCK, j I will take in payment f.ir carding; Wool, M'heat, J Bye, Oats, Klax-ercd and Corn. 1 he proilnce oreah ' initit be, in all.'caes, pid when the rl! ar tkrn jaway. . r J. WOODS. April 24,1846. 17-tf.

ONECEXT KEWAIII). AXAWAY from the ubcribs-r, luinr in Blom-

1 ,inp "Genre' ton.hin, Franklin county

Ind.

bound pirl by the name of Hannah Webb, abnt 11 or

15yeariOf aie. I turwarn any perron trom tiarttorin? or irutint; xaid (rirt on my account, a I will pay no debt of h- r contracting, from thi dutf. Any peroti takina; up aid aid girl, and brine; hr bact, hmU lie entitled to the abjvc reward, and no thank. . JOSKVA KKinv. April 20, 1845. 1 . l7-w.

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K'llIOHN a-..a r?!ni

.al Urn. r.r.M- I.v llll I fi Itlll F.

vdtntnwt tccih either oil Gold P.tate or

W . RF. F. I. Y,

Sarrron Dentist.

wiil le in Ilmnkville, on the 15th of Aufruvt, w hete he will remain a tbort time m attend ta caiU in the line of hi

r,u-mriii, i ie prrra p-

hivit, and

waVrant th rr b'-aiitvand durability

Alltiperation. in Ihe Dental Jrt p.. rfuraied apon the latest and mot approved principle,, fcersniifl w.hin; work done will plea we rail sauna po-iM A he intend viitine; Brookvin.-annnaUy, all oner at inn will bu warranted. io;fi at McCurdij't Htel S pteuib.r lCih lii5. ' 37y .

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CALEB S. BUalDSAL, 'J WHOLESALE V BETAII. DRUGGIST rMPORTHR of nniirg, M. dicins, Paints, Oils, Ir Klil.Vs, Glass anil Kancjr Articles, Ainiriean, -rraeb and F'-otrlish rh-m.rals and Prrfumrrr. :.irii.T Mailt and Fifth .rct-K, Ciucinaati, O.

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