Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 21, Brookville, Franklin County, 22 May 1846 — Page 4

From the Caket. nenicjiber you must Die. T MHJ. KOPlllA n. OLIVER. When Jivs hriglit sun U liinitig ttio B i . or? wav,. And I !'--:ir xvrcHttt-is twiiiingTlitl h!'.:rt Irit tn ilecavWhen JitsT. ilAlivimia mornitig' Heams n'er ih iih -t..tWel sky, ?aJ ciiiik i he ni'iiirn ul xvirnitig. licuiember ytu tim.-st die.' WJien.o.liimliC are lowrrinj ti'er us, And R'rro.v rt'Bils the bre t. Ami ail is gl m before u. No home whcrc.-n to rst Wp'co:ne as Off- o'ccn Heneiib a torrid skv 'hiser a voice from.heaven, 'ICoiticmber you nv.utdie."

Capture of a Slaver. Tf'itfi ni'ie hundred Slaves on board .Horrors nf the Since trade Hy tbe Brig Othr. Caul. Killer, fmnt tl.e Onst-i ..f A"rci.we learn tliil the 1'intnH S:ais sloop of war Vorktown. (Japt. Hell, has captuipd an American Slaver, with nine hundred Ware on b rd. Capl. Kidcr lias fu rnis hod us with Monrovia papers to liciHbr 10t.li, and a Circid-ir. of the Iih, puij!ined at the ot!i-:e of ihe MethnJisl Kpibcopal Mission, Monrovia, Liberia, enn nimii a few., facts relative to th! re-cap-io-e of nine diinJred elavea in the barqie i'oiie, of ri.ilddelphia lhir horrible coaition on bi:d thiir '.iberati-.n aithe cl . ony 01 Liberia their distribution at said I rWnny Air., addressed lo the friend of j Aii.-a aud Vrii-an Missions, and intended ri an appeal to ihe humanity and binevaI. nee ol the Christian :iiinic. Lbectetaifs ox;se anew all the horrio!e atrocities of ti- intern il tr-tific, aad Canuol be read wil u i! a fchudder, j There ia no rurliciilar accojnta of. the s,tUie, other than imperfet onea gwen in the Idlers of the Missionaries, a'ter the slave ship's arrival at M inrovia in charge j of Lieut. Coj.leil. The Pons hid been ordered home, and is perLaps the vessel reported by the Atlantic at. New York, as i ie ' Panther, of Providence, spokeu on the '-i'Mli trf fcUury. Tht Utter, bo-wever, tiny be ano her prxe, "- we understand there was, a fe-v mom ha "go, al Kio, a trader cillod the Pimlker. Capt. Rider expected the Pons would !avt rejchi iUhe United. St itesand that the (iVi;!r were already knon here. lid. J. W. Ltigenbeel, U. States Agent fur liberated Africans, writes, under dilt of December 10: The Pons was captured by Cpt- 1111, of the U. S. Ship Terktown, in latitude about three degrees south, three diys out from ('amende, Al the tunc she was taken, there were nbout nin-J hundred slaves on Board. On the first tiny after her capture, nineteen and by the Uuie she arrived at this pl.ica, during a. paige of fotsrteea lys. the nuntHhr was reduced to seven hundred and fifty-six: all nf wkom I hive this day succeeded in landing. Several of them are now in a dving condition, but tbe majority f them are tine looking boys, from 10 to 20 years of age. There are only forty-seven girls in the coaipany. It wjs truly delightful to witness the demonstrations of pleasure which were exhibited by these victims of the abominable, traffic, when they again pressed the soil of their native country; and realized for a truth that Ihey were breathing the air of freedom. 'I heir songa of deltverence were birne uptti i thepaeaing breeze. whiU th-y eimu't itie i otisly clan.-ted their h.inJi for i-y. lhive' lredy disposed of ne.irlr thre hundred oi them to responiniie persons in tne cmony includinfone hunrlretl which I pUce.1 it the j Cire of me Uev. J. H-nhttn. Sii.iorni'eu . tisnt of the Melhodtft LCptsoopal M ission, '

to b eJucatet: lor luturo uieiuiucsa in tneir t s-,1(,y were nol brolheri. but had been cinalive lanJ. lureJ from the ainie plnce. They haJ proRev. J. H. Renham, Sjpritentlei.t o'j cursj , h,t of m'lalin that hid probably the Liberia Mifsnin, who arrived en -" ! bt?n thrown away by foni4 of the crew, rin T ec , in tke Roanoke, from the L'uiti d J p,cej it andcr U s aching head for a Miares, wri'.tri on the 17th, siys jpiMo. Could you hive eeen him, lam List Sabbath vcnitgr. intelligence was Lure ,t,e founnin of feflmsr would have

received at the mission house, that Captain j Hell, of the Airicati SqoaJron, had capmreJ i a binj'ie at the leeward, ab'iul 2oU miles out from Congi, having on boird 900 slave that they were then in the lurbir, and were to be committed to Dr. J. W. Iijen teel,' U" S A;rnt for'rec tpttircd .Virions fer apprenticeship in the Colony. This, as illicit be ex, ecled, awakened an intense iiiterett, especially aruoiifr the missionaries aueh a circumstance nt't havirg occured before here fjr years, and was to thorn al together new and unezp cted. . T his will furnish uo wah an opportunity . o'oMaming children for our mission schools' wa i will, in ail pro'aaiiiiy , oe peraianeu. i tly connected wiih them, until thpy shall! have arrived at adult ae. 1 hus tsoii may brinir giv-nl out of this treat evil IVc. l-. In company with ti tv. Roberta Sifc Benedict, Dr. Lujanb;e! and Uev. W. H. Iloyt, l pr iceeded ta the captured vessel, where we saw and heard what heirgars ail description. From Lieut. C.gJll having charge of the vessel, we learned that when she was li.t seen shj raised American colors, un cr the impresvion that the vessel in rhase was a British cruiser, but, discovering hr mistaken, immediately h listed the Portugrese fltg. On boarding her and demanding of tho Ctptain his papers he replieJ "1 have thrown tbem overhiard. 'What is ycur carji! "Abtut 9.K) laves., On ftrther exanvnalion it was fou iJ thav she had shipped 01:) probably hetween the aes of 8 and :V., embracing ferty seven girls; that abiut twenty had died, after being at sea but three days. She had narrowly escaped a British cruiser, aad was bin ml to Rio Janeiro, South America Was tb it nnie ever so disgraced before! Will it ever be agaiu! The .ieotenant had heen- fourteen days earning up, and during that tune they had' lost a boot 150. One, in a fit of desperation h id jumped overb ard,a many utters probably would have done, if I trey had the opportunity. Such was the stench that we remained but a lew moments on board. I. mg'eiiough, however, to see something of that indescribaSlj horrors of the abominable slave trade.' It was supposed thai a thermometer would range at 100 or 120 in the hold. Though 1 did not go d iwn, I saw that, witli low exceptions, thsy were in a attte of nudity Several were in a dying condition .and many others were so emaciated that th ir akin l.lera.l.ly cleaved to their bones. Others again, bad vcorq their akin through, producing putrid ulcers, which fed b .vartus of fl es. Th? saijors pointed me to a group of three lutle biya nnJer the b iw nf the l ing boat nil deck. One of them was probably eight years of age, and sj.nn in a dying state, .d ad been pirunj away for the last six days- Twit ot he's, perhaps ten aaj twelve years of age, were sitting by him, una. on either side, watching hiirj with a great Wal of apptrcnt eynvithy. end administering to Jat m as they w.ore able. Thy had procured a small q naiy of'aku4i, with which they made bis bed, and a small piece of muslio for Irs iiilf. I'tiey did tut leave hun night or day, and the sailors always found on o ol them aw tke. Though, an in terpreter, I ruinuiendud them for their kind i iivoo to tUd l.tiic 6UT;rcf, iiuJ prviii;:d to '

take them to live with roe. and that they !

should bring with them their tick companion. I gave each of them a slip of paper with my name, directing them, to keep Ihem so thai I might know them when ihey landed. The- elder bora ire brothers, and the younger was from the sime tribe. Paring the- niht the little sick hoy died as did aiao sever il others, and was thrown into the sea When the brothers arrived near the beach they plunged into the water (as all the captives were rcq-tirel lo do) end washed themselves, but came out with the slips ot paper clenched in their hands. On of these we have named John Wesley the other David A 8Uepard,and have taken them to. due ate. On arriving at the bsacb. mail q uarj.it i of biscuit and water were given the sufferers. When it wasssppoactf the danger of depletion wu over, water was pt.vired into a log canoe, into which they plunged Jike hungry pigs into a trough tne stronger firing the best. Near where I sat was a small pool of blackish wtter, in a state "I stagnation '" altogether unlit tn be drunk but on their discovering it they plunec" ixto i', swallowing its black coulenls wild grel aviditv. Saveril of the citizens ucceei'ed with. il.rcits and whips finally, in driving them from it. In walking half a mi'e along the beach, several of tbem lay down to die. but w.ea.carried along by their suffering comninnn, or the :ti!t;ne. TJke e . II llnyl, another mi.i jn,rTiWhe Jid- arrived in the .luanoke.and j j sl ,per,i hi P.! SeJbjtalh m Liberia, 8l. on Monday , the 1 6th. t hlj re4(j ,j heard much of alaverj and lke i.orr0rs attendeht upon th slave trade; now an opportunity is offered to know from actuil observation, whether the statements with which 1 had been. made, acquainted were exaggerated or not. In ccanpan with Ins. excellency Gw. Roberts and several others, I thi morning went on,oora me nrite. I had been prepared, to mrai ex tent; for a scene of horror, by the ac uat of Lieut. Cogdell, ihe gentlemanly othcer i . commind. but I found thehilf kid not been told me. Nay, it is utterly iinnouie ior la.ngage to cunyey an app.topr.ata idea of tbe Buffering of Vhat wretched coipany The decke were 'itera'l crowded with poor afejeel being. The living anJ the dying were huddled to-gether with less care than ia bestowed upon tbe brute cieation. Here and there might be seen individuals in the rt agonies, of excising nature, unknown and appi'ently unnoticed. There was no or. fcr of sympathy to albviate in the least their misery. Their companion appeared dejected and weighed d'twn with their own sorrow. My heart eickeng at the remembrance of that awful scene. As I ct ne on the crowded deck, I saw directly in front of tne one emacitted and worn down by long suffering to a mere skeleton, pinning away, and apparently near eternity. I looke lover into tbe steerage- The hot, incp'iitic air aim 1st over,owerel m;. Uythe root of the ladder lay two of the m ist miserable beings I ever, beheld. They were reduced, aa the mi above sjuued. so their. ones almost protruded from their sides and limbs, as they had been compelled to lie upon the hard plank composing the deck of the vessel. They lay directly under the hatchway, whither they had crawled, apparently tn obtain a little ptrer air. One I thought dead, until by some alight motion of the limSs I discovered his asronies were . ... . , ! l 1 - C mt vei ended , I he Other lay With tliS lace , low.r(i and such an e!retiion of utt- ! r.,t,-tted an-vuish I never before taw. II 'cannot bsiiish the horrid picture. Theso weie ni)t jsoUtcj cises; but a they wcr ger iirl,ression cn my nv.id. In enotlier jarl of vessel 1-y little boy pining wa. wjl h two ot er8 vtalciiin over him. baen broken up, and the tetr would have forced themselves from their hiding place For the fourteen days that the vessel had been under the charge of the present comtnnder, thy had been assiduous in their care, one or the other attending on bun constantly, and keciit:2 watch alternately al nijht for this purpose. Oh! if I could portray the scene As I sw it, could I present it to your imagination, without coloring, as it was actually presented to my view, your blood would chill in your veina i--je tasfl been thrown over dtad, this mornan(j miny more were apparently just Xpjrjng. And yet they tell mj th s is com. paratively nothing; and I should judge so, if the statement oi the captured captain can be relied on. lie says that they left some 400 or 5l)0 more at the factory, that he intended to have taken with him on the same vnascj. but was prevented by the proxim.ty of an English vessel. Mrs. Benham rites that a large proportion of her re-captives were young persons of both sexs, between the ages of c and IS. They speak an entirely different language, Mrs. B. says lor the tribes in the region of Liberia, are at the distance of many hand red miles from the place of their nativity. Rev. Mr. Burns, who edits the Circular sits: We were at the beach at the time of tbe re-captives' landing from the hold of the slave-ship. The poor creatures, many of whom must, to all appearance .soon be added to the number of tbe dead, were most truly objects of commisseralion. As they neared the shore and were permitted te leap into tho surf that rolled upon lbs beach, they plunged from the sides of the boat intotbi ciol, grateful water in such a manner as clearly enough to show that it afforded a pleasure not to.be descilcd after so horri. hie a captivity. They were emaciated, scarred, and many of them covered with sores or scabs. The circular contains powerful appeals to the christian public for help It coochides in these words. Proiesscd lovers of Africa and the Liberia Mission! have you inquired for motives. fer moving incident, to inspire you with, and prompt you to, benoveleuc towards Africa? your inquires ought now to be con sidered at an end. Have you asked for proper subjects of your benvo!ence? you need ask no more; God. in his providence, has thrown upon their own shores, but within ths reach of your liberality, up wards of 700 poor, emaciated, destitute hu nsn beings- They look up impleringly to the christain world for an aven game at ol the.r wrong. But ths weapous of your warfare should not be carnal; you are not lo render evil for evil. The condition the phyaieal, mental aad spirtual condition of the sufferers, sks you for the mesas with which they may he jejothei and fed it asks you fjr schools for teachers and for tbe BfBL. Wht say you Will you, through tbe above lettcie. come and look oq their wants, and theq pass on, leaving them to the charity aud benevolence, on others!. The resolution of tins queetion rests with you, but the final account with God. Act with decision and promptness holding that account in view.

Upon the arrival of the 6lavc, a special meeting was immediately called to see what could be done by the Mission. The Super intendent was recooamended.-ln.iake H)U o the captive under the patrenage of tli" Missionary Society, of the Melbodial Episcopal Church, a subscription of $1:1") w is collected on th ivpul, which would.prob.inly be increased H$50U al the anniversary c- nference. In assist in defraying the increased expenses of such action; and it was resolved to lay the whole subject before thr Moard and the christian public, by tho earliest oppor.Umitji. One hundred children including. 19-gjrl, were accordingly takeii under the care of the Mission, for the several ecboo'a. Mny, of; them, Mr. Hen

ham writes, 'are no in I lie mission ho ire and yard. It is truly afieclingly to us t bav it in our power to administer to their necessities and mitigate thsir suHnngs We have litterally clothed and fet them. Never cotiid there have been any thing mora timely than ihe boxes of clot hing sent out by us from our beloved Oneida (Jun'erence, and elsewhere. We indeed fee! it lo ue a providential supply. M-y the Lo.t! reward the donors an hundred fold. EXTRAORDINARY DISCLOSURES. Ueware or Fracd. To nrnsrsiste. OJOME Driipintf are milled into the error of bnTitir C mm rabk- intimation of Dr. Smith'i Suar-Coatt 3 Indian Vrgvtalile Pilja, ,implT beeause thry can f.arehate the ipuriou cheeper, ' E.e kball in all ear rx pow tuch oValert throughout the country, who after beine duty rnirnrrf of the ratcality tif Oire iniitatort, bayand attempt to impose upon ihe public with 90 worthlen traah. It ia not the Sugar Coating alone that constitutes the vallueof my Pillt, bat it is my inrenrisn, for which I claim the rieht. G. BENJ. SMITH, M. D. 17 Greenwiuh st. and J Water st. Boston. JUDGE IMPORTANT FAC I S. We, tne undersigned, w holesale druggists in Louisville, Ky., are sati,n-d, from all the information that wecan obtain, that Dr G. Benjamin Smith ialheoriginal inventor of the Sugar Coated Pills. We arc prepared to supply dealers at Yew York prices RoMnaon, Peter & Cary, 492 Main at. t. S. Morris & Co. 461 Main sv George, Lapping & Cn.79 Fourth t, Bull Alden, 81 Fourth st. Tbe following from Druggists in NfW York shows I invented the Sugar Coated Pills in 184J: New York, June 16th 1844. We, the nderigned, never saw or heared of "Su gar Coated Pills," until Dr. G. Benjamin Smith man. factored and exhibited them to at about a year since. Kuthton & Co. 110 Broadwav and 10 Astsi House. ttrael Randolph, M. D. 8 Liberty at. Wurace Everett, 7 HuniUon at. David Sands. 79 F"ltnn st. A VOICE FROM KENTUCKY I have been afflicted with dyspepsia in its most ag gravated forms for three years past, and found no relief until I used Dr. G. Benjamin Smith's 'Sugar Coat, ed Indian Vegetable Pills.' Alter using sis boxes of said vegetable pills I am entirely cured. They arc a jeneraV remeiVy. J K. LEMMA Y. Paducah. Ky. Nov. 9, 184. We certify to the above facts. Dr. Smith's Sugar.Coated Pills' are universally esteemed in this vicinity. HOGE, GIVENS & Co. Merchants. Paducah, Ky, Nor. Id, 1845. At the request of Dr. G. Benjamin Smith's agent w cheerfully state that we visited theofficeof Dr. Smith in September last, while in New York, X found him to all anpearanresrarryingon a very extensive business with his Sugar-Cnated Indian Vegetable Pills. The extent of his establishment would astonish any one not initiated in the mysteries of he pi'J trade. Lou. Jour. (From Dr. Singleton) Smilhland (Ky,) Feb. 84. 184. Dr. O- Benjamin Smith Dear Sir: nothing has even been introduced that has sold so well and given such general satisfaction as your Sugar-Coated Imoroved Indian Vegetable Pills. Very respectablv yours, S F SINGLETON. (Front Messrs Bull & Alden.) Louisville, (Ky.) Feb. 13, 184S. Dr. G. Benjamin Smith Dear Sir: You will please send us 12 gross, of your valuable Pills. From present indications we shall sella large amount of them. We find that they, go very quick. Your friends. BULL t ALDEN. (From Wilson, Starburd & Smith) Ynujsville, Feb. 13th IStS. Dr. Smith--Dear Sin Ahou,t tvo weeks ago Ve bought gross of your Indian Vegetable Sugar-Coated Pills. Though business is dull hear at this present nine, ye we nave soul mem ail. You will please srllrt city,who will forward them to us via Pittsburgh. Tours respeetlully. WILSON, STARBIRD k SMITH. Wc have forty letters from different dealers siilici ing tne agency ol my Pills, although they had the spit- j rious in tneir store one in particular trcm New Orleans, v. hu h we shall publish. Principal Offlces--New; York, 179 Greenwitch St.; Boston, 3 Water st. ? Benjamin Smith ia written on the bottom of every bo of genuine Sngars Coated Pills." For sale by R. Si S. Tyner, Brookville Ind. April 24, 1840 17-3in. wool, c: i:ni; THE Subscriber will be ready by the firtday or May next to receive and card wool. My machinery is new, nf the best w orkmanship, and having engaged the services of Mr, Riichisnn, an experienced hand, formerly of Hamilton Ohio. I have strong reasons to promise my customers coon rons. i cannot, at present, say w hat my prices for carding will be, but they shall be as low aa at any esiatiiisnnieiii in tne country that does good work. My Machines are at the Canal Basin at Hrookville, and W'oqI can becinveneiently sent by canal either up or down, and the boats csn deliver it at the establishment without any trouble, and so soon ss it can be carded the rolls can he tiit bftck Get st cur? will betaken to render satisfaction . PRODUCE. I will take in payment for carding; Wool, Wheat Rye, Oats, Flax-seed and Corn. The produce or cars mini oe, in an cases, paid w hen the rolls are tsk.h away. J. WOODS April 24, IS4S. i;-t SAVE YOUIt teeth: GW . K E E I. T, 'Surgeon Dentist, will be in Brookville, on the 15th of August, where he will remain a short time to attend to calls in the line of his business. Si .i ed to inrrrf ferf either on Gold Piatt or Pivot, and warrant their beauty and durability. All operations in the Dental .r( performed upon the latest and most approved principle. Persons wishing work done will please call soon as possible. As he intends visiting Brookville snnuslly, all nprr atmns will b warranted. Xm st .llrCaru't Hotel September 10th 184S. 37ly 1KV GOODS. TUST received by Express from N'em York a large and splendid stock of Goods sui table for the Snrinr and Summer trade. Consisting in part of Bl'k fc White Fancy Nets for Caps, Caps t Nets do. do. Plain Bros. 5 els, Laces & Bilging , Bl'k White Mechlin , do do. lo. Gempure Th'd Wrought Lsoes Jt Edgings, ColtonikSilk Illusion nets Thread Laces Jc Edgings, Bobbin do do. I.inen Cotton. A large lot of Silk Gloves Mitts, Bl'k and White Cotton do. ALSO Jaconet, Mull, Swiss, Book it Cambric Muslins. tc etc. All of which are offered at Nero fork city prices. we would respectfully call the attention of Country Merchants visiting our City, to our stocx, as we are Constantly receiving Goods direct from our House in th East, and are selling at exceeding low prices. Jas. R. SHARP, Xo. 11 East Third Street Cincinnati, . ., OSCAR F.BENJAMIN, Agent.' April 17, 1S4 n-y New Goods. T.E Subscribers have just received their Spring and Summer Goods, which added to their former slock makes their assortment large and complete of all kinds D It Y GOODS, Griceries, Hardware, Q'teensieare, Boots and Shoes, Fur and Palm Leaf Hat, Florencrhraid d) Straw Bonnets, MILL AND CROSS-CUT SAWS, PINE CHUnXS AND TUBS. PAINTED BUCKETS, TRACK CHAIN'S, SPADES ft SHOVELS, MANURE FORKS, SAD IRONS, ' BRASS KETTLES, he. Ail of which they are determined to sell as low as tbe same kind of goods are sold in any town in the eastern part of the State or at Cincinnati prices, adding freight uly on the heavy articles. R. & S. TYNER. Brookville, April 21, S45. 17-fy-BACONS RAMS, Sides, and Soulders, just from smoke house, for sale by TYNERS, MX7ARTY HITT. Brookville, Feb. r2, 1846. -hty. fESTEKN HOTEL, S. E. corner of Court and fValtvtl streets, cjvc.v-v4 r. TRAVELLERS will find satisfactory accommodations and moderate charges, emrriare houses and goad stabling. C.BRADLEY, ' Cin. March S3, 1846. U-ly. Proprietor. JOHN A. MATSON, Attorney at Law. Orricc on Main Sr., Broofcvillk. Ind. I if 13 h, 1315. 30-tf. I EGHORN and Palm Leaf Hats for sale by i HITT flt HA1I.E. April IS, 1843 18

WASHINGTON' HOUSE, O.V irALXUTX,., Between Fifth. 8k Sixth Sts.

ririlllS hoiise has been enlarged and is no" open l lb - travellers and Boarders, Mercliuits, and Pedler, visiting ihe Cilv. will Hud it ennvenieut and eailtral slapping 4aee. Chargea 5idcrate. v,oihi siaiilmg, faithlMl and experienced hostlers always in attendance. J. MA K IT S. Cincinnati, April 10, 184 15-m. DION KlIOEY, Wnon Sle amd Keta.il Brcgoist, ASH DEALER .V Paints, Oil, Varnish, and Dye Stuffs, VOKISSK OF LOWER MARKET t IVCAMORS BTREBTS, (.I.XUI.'a.ATI. l.SO Trusses of every descript ion, for the cure of X rfrui, ivuptutv He. "1 he above articl.s are of the nest oiiality.and may be had at reasonable rate. Physicians and. touiry Merchants are invited to call and examine lor. tucra selves. Cash paid for Ginseng-, Beeswax, Flaxseed, fte. April, 10, 1845. li-ly. A'L'ir STORE. CHEAP FALL GOODS. nOCELAND & McCLEERY have just received a b. antiful assortment of Fall Goods of l latest styles, to w hich they invite the attention of the public generally. Ourslock consists in part of the following Goods: CaliC'ift of the Jiiest ttytcs, nffgh'an satins, .Musliii df litines. Jllpuca lustre, I'dve't, I inrn, Muslins, Shawls, Srrffs, Il'dkfi JVWriAVrn, Linnfys, Clothes, Cassi' meres, Jeans, Flanfir, c c Hats and Caps, Boots and ahoes. Groceries, Hardware, (Jurrnsware, Jte. Pee. They have on hand excellent Fish, both White and Mackerel. Produce will be taken in evchcttge for Goods. Our store i located near the Court House, one door north-of vhe Post Gfflcr. Moffatt's Pills and Cheesemau's Balsam arc found at the same establishment. September 10, 1845. J7-ly HATS AND CAPS. Tkeep constantly on hand an assortment of Hats and Caps, marie of good materials, of my own manufacture, and will sell at fair prices. The citiaens of Brookville and vicinity, when visiting the city are invited to give me a rail. VM. G. LAWRENCE. No. ISO Main Street t doors above the Commcrcia Bank CINCINNATI, April 10, 184S. lft-lf Thomas E. Grbenfielp, Gro. D. Win-chll. GRiElVFiELD and WINC.iELL MANUFACTURERS of plain Bronzed and Ornamental Japanned Tin-Wcj-e. Also Robinson's Q-ilthrated Jrir Lamps. Corner of Pearl and Walnnt Sts. Oppoiite Pearl Street House, CINCINNATI. April 10,146 15-ly. OLD ESTABLISHMENT. 1929. Cincinnati Venitian Blind Factory, 'inr Street, one door Sorth of Sixth Street (up stairs) J'lfoininr the ft&y Scales. WHERE is kept on had and made tn order all kj nd. of F A N C X CO I Oil R-D PARLOR BLINDS. Warranted equal, to any made in any other place. My long experience and unequalled patronage is sufficient p-oof of public opinion. Venitian Shutters ofany description made to order; Paints mixed for family use; Blinds repaired or exchanged to suit windows; ShadeCurtains hung. All orders punctually attended to. J AMES M'CORD. Cincinnati, April 10, 1846 15-ly. John Griffith, Gunmaker, XO 279 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI, KEEPS constantly on hand double and single Bar. re led Shot Guns, RiHes, rifle Barrels, locks &e., Also a general assortment of materials for gunsmith's, Guns and pintols r'pairvd. April 10, 1846. 15-ly. BUY! BUY!! YOUR Goods at Sullivan.s Depot of foreign t Domestic Dry Goods, for he has got a large, cheap and general assortment. If you call once you will be sure tncall often, quick sales and small profits is the method he has adopted. A large assortment of Bonnetts, always on hand. Remember 257 Main st, 6ve doors shove' Sixth, West side. Cincinnati, Ohio. April 10, 1549.- 15-ly. Sale of Forfeited Land. 7VTOTI CE is hereby given that I will nfTer for sale 1 1 at the Court House door in Hrookville Franklin county Iiid., on Saturday the 20ih day nf June A. D, 184, between the Imurs of 10 o'clock A, M.fc 4 o'clock PM on saitl day the following tract of land Situnted in the aforesaid cnuntv, to wit: Fifty acres of land off the west tide of the North east quarter of section twen tr Seven of Township nine in range two West Mortgaged by John C, I oh n son April the 9th A D 119 for the payment of two hundred Slid eighty dollars with interest for the use i.f Township nine of ranee one west, in the aforesaid County and forfeited for thenon payment nf principal and interest. M. V. SIMONSON, School Commissioner of Township 9, Range 1. April 11, 1840 iS-tf Foreign & Douses tie II RIU Ai:i: & CUTLERY XTF. would enectfullT invite the tttentinn of y Country Merchant and other, purchaitin frnofM in t. iiiciiinati. to "our large and well selected Cutlery which beinr for the 1 stock of Hardware & most part, of oiirnwn direct importation from European and American Manufacturers, we feel confident of being able to offer on such terms, as will be satisfactory to such as may favor us with a call. JOSEPH W. WAYNE. No. 195 Main 4 doors below Fifth, East Side. CINCINNATI, U. April 17, 184. 16-ly. V. Jj. HUDSON'S Improved Rifle, No. 18 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI.. M l.UrACTURER. LL Rifles Msnufactured by W. L. H. with his !mprovements are warranted tn shoot ten con'emtive shots into a three feel circlcat 440 yards, or a quarter of a mile distance. April 17 1846 16-ly. THAYEIl & KNOWLKS" WHOLESALE' DEAERS .V Straw, .Leghorn, & P.ani Led Goods; AIo Cloth d? Fit Caps. No. 34 Pearl St CINCINNATI. April 1846'. 16-tf. LOCKWUOD & BOIIOFF, Manufacturers and Dealers in Stoves, Grates,HoUow-ware,Tin-ware KirCIIKN FUKNITURK Ar. South writ corner o Filth and Rare Sts., Ciarinnnti, 0. The NEW, PAT1 KNT BATHING APPARATUS is also manufactured at this establishment. Copper, Tin, and Shiet Iron Work done with neatness Jt despatch. April 17, 1845 I-lr-TOBACCO fc SIVUFF. JCUTAIR ft BATCH ELDER, Wholesale and retail dealers in Imported and Amrnran Cigars. ALSO All kinds of Tobacco and Snuff. No. 237, Afoin St. fourth door below Sixth st. west tide CIN C INN ATI, O. March 2i 1845, 14-y FENCING NAILS. 25 KEGS lOd; 50 do 8dd. For sale bv A. DONALDSON ft CO. Ninth and Main aireets,Cincii:iati. April 25, 1845 JIUUSII STORE. 104 Main street, between Third tt Fourth Cincinnati. BUTCHER AND MCLAUGHLIN would respectfully invite MERCHANTS & DRUGGISTS to call nd examine their assortment, it being very large, at' greatly REDUCED PRICES. From our long experience in the brush manufacturing, we feel confident that our stock will be found satisfactory, and that we shall be able to suit all, even the most fastidious. March 27th 184. 14-ly. NAILS. 250 KEGS assorted. For sale bv A. DQNALDSOHft CO. Corner Ninth and M. in sts.. Cincinnati July 25, 1845 31-ly NAILS. OfTkra KEGS assorted No.. For sale by Ollll A. DOVLADSON St CO. Ninth and Main sts. April 25th, IT-ly. EBENEZER WIS WELL'S STQAM-POWEIt ' Looking Glass, Portrait, AND Picture Franje Manufactory, 1 17, Main et. Cincinnati. THE above articles can be furnished in as good style and on as reasonable terms as at any of the Eastern Cities. Ah assortment of Looking Glasses always on hand at wholesale and retail. N. U. Old Frames rea-ilt plate reset. sS 7'E.4, MB OATS f HOTELS Furnished at the shortest notice. March JTth 1845 4-ly.

NEW GOODS AGAIN!

THE subscriber has just received direct from the Eastern Market, and is now opening at his store in Brookville, a geueral assortuu-'lit of goods, suited to the present and approaching seaxon; among which an: tine stftrf buprrjlne cletp J varimul raara; do dm casjimcfet, plain r fash, patterns; J roW atnrttiunt if Satinets pl'n tr fashpatterni; Medj trhite and rellvn.Flajtneh Fash. Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans; Catreortof almmst every tirade and style; Ginjfham and cut tain caticm; LajiMU, Muslin de Lai net and Balzartnes; Dark and Fancy ra'V plain aiid fgufsd Ajpaccat; Bimck and mthcr colared Silks; Sarrnet and Bmnnet Silks; Brack, H'hitcand Pink crape; White cambric. Jaconet ix Mu!( Muslins; Bock, Siviss O- Bo'iinet Muslins, plain andjtg'd; Irish Linen, Linen Lason and Bishop Laxcn; Shnnls, lirets Hirk'ft and Silk Pocket HdCk'fs; Veils, and Ladies" White Pocket HtTk'Js; Best Kid, Silk and cotton Gloves; do do da do Mits; Satin. Silk and Martailles Yetting; Black Italian Silk llifk lt and Satin Stocks; J variety of Lore, serine. Footing and Insertion; JS splendid assortment of Kiooons ana tsonners; ALSO J gtod assortment of Hardware, Queensvare and Nails; Boots and Shoes; Fur, Wool and Palmetto Hats; Leather, cntton Tarn. LIKEWISE: JL general assortment ot Groceries, including an extra quality oj Malaga and Port H i tier. All of which will he offered low for rash or country produce. The publie are respectfully invited to call examine and judge for themselves. is. a. BA L1.1U.1. Jraaaer, l5. 36-ly DODD'S a-AIHlOMBLE HAT STOOX, 144 Slain Hired, THBXX DOORS BELOW FOURTH STREET, Kcimiti, The Rat la acknosvle4ged to I an important part cf draas ; thcratare it bacomn iuUrcstliig to learn where a gentael, well made article can I procured. I invite the citizens of Isrssok vtlle, a-'d its vicinity, who may visit Cincinnati, to call and eiaiuine the quality, style and finish of my bats ; feeling confident that I can jive satisfaction. Wus. Uostd. BOOTS & SHOES. f S- TYNER adopt this mode of informing their I customers, and the public that they have now on hand and for sale the best and most extensive stock of BOOTS SHOF.S that can be found in Brookville. The following articlet comprise a portion of their as sortment: Men's Coarse Boots; Wom'l Kip Boots (peg'd) do Kin do do Calf do do Coarse Brogans; do Kip Shoes; do Calf do do do Pump;; do do Calf do do do do (sew'd) Kip Shots (peg'd) do do (sew'd) Calf do (peg'.l do do (se";) do do do do tin Goat Slippers, do Kid Slippers; Childrens' nerired and sewed Shoes; e. he. The above articles will be sold VERY LOW. Brookville Feb a 1846 IT castings: castings'.: THEundersignod have just received a large and splendid assortment of Castings, of a superior quality, consisting in part of the following articles, which ihey will sell st the LOWEST RATES: Skillets f Lids-, Dog Irons; Slew Pots f Lids; Sad Irons; Odd Lids; Sugar Kettles; English Pots; Tea Kettles; if c. Prrsous wishing to purchase articles in this line will do well to call on us and examine our stock, as we propose to sell Ihem at prices to which no one can object. R. Jc S. TYNEK. Brook vi'Je Feb 2 1846 6.1y FtHt SALE. TWO lots in Brookville with dwelling houses, one on the bottom, the other on the hill; also some voluabie lots, all upon reasonable terms. JOHN A. MATSON. January 1st. 1846. 1-tf. C. & W. II. ALLEN, Aro. 167, Main street. 3 door below Fourth CINCINNATI. DEALERS in Fine Jewelry, Clocks, Watches, Watch Tools and Materials, Silver Ware aad Fine Cutlery. ALSO Dealers in comht. Brasher, Percussion Caps, Pistols, Powder Flasks, Fancy Soap, Pocket Books, Razor Straps, together with a general variety of French, German and English Fancy Goods. March 27, 1845. 14-ry. PLOUGHS. frf J. A. MILLER'S warranted Ploughs, "Sloop's" oJf pattern, for sale by .ft S. TYNER. 14-ly March 26th, 1845. NEW TAILOR SHOP. VM. CLARK $ SON, T ESPF.CTFULLY inform the nublie that ihey j have commenced business in the town of Laurel, uirccny over isoss- store, ah nroers lett witn them for work shall receive prompt attention, on as liberal terms ss can be obtained elsewhere. None but good workmen shall be employed. Fashions regularly re ceived. Jan. I, 1846 i3.tf Juniclta Iron ind Nails. tTH sTaV mf 4Tb of Lb f'tgn Iron assorted sizes; ai3P-lSlafli5-00ik B1o"n Forga do. V W fOC" American Steel; .- loo " English blistered do 100 Cast Steel. Just received and for sale by R. ft S. TYNER. Bookville, April!, 1845 17-ly TK.KHS OP TIIR INDIANA AMERICAN. TWO Dollars in advance, 12.50 in six months, 23.00 at the end of the year, and an addition of 30 cents for every year payment is dt laved thereafter. AnvKSTisKMKNTS. One square or less will be in serted three times for one dollar, if payment be made in advance; one dollar and twenty-live cents il payment hedelaved one year: and one dollar and fifty ets. if delayed two years, and in the same proportion for the time payment is delayed. Larger advertisements for a longer lime will be charged on the same principle A. DONALDSON, JNO. S. BROWN, F. R. THOMPSON Grocers nnd Commission Merchants, AND Dealers in all kinds or Grass Seed, Corner of Ninth and Main Sis., Cincinnati, Ohio. DR. r.unr'v Highly Medicated Poar Man's Plaster. Having obtained such vast distinctions throughout the United Staus.that the nndrrsignrd has been induced to obtain the exclusive right to manufacture and control this renowned rlater throughout the entire Territory West of the Alleghanies. and wouid direct theaitentinn of the Druggist who wish to obtain a very superior Plaster on the most eligible terms to the article referred to above, with which he is at all times prepared, to furnish by the gross or less quality. Cincinnati, O , Sept. 24th, 1845. JOHN D. DOUGHTY. JOII !r.IOLTGIITlr CHEMIST DRUGGIST. No. 7 East 3d Street opposite the Henrie House CINCINNATI. O. VLSO constantly on hand a very extensive assortment of Drugs, Medicines ft Chemicles. Phvsieiaiis. Plantations and Families supplied with the most careful I v inspected Medicines. April 16, 1846 6-y. J. EL Wood. J. P. Larkln WOOD &. LARKLV "VXTHOLES ALE and ?.etail dealers in Fanes and H Staple Dry Goods.' Alro-Florrnee Braid, Straw and Palm Bonnets, Bonnet Trimmings, fte. fte., cheap for Cash. No. 24, Lower Market at, Cincinnati. Sept. U, 1845. 37-.T. SPIRITS TURPENTINE. "I O B ARRELS Spirits Turpentine, iust received AO""1" r sale by C.S. BURDSAL, Corner of Main and Fifth streets, Cincinnati. June 21, 1845 27-ly COFFEE. SUGAR, VC. 7 HOGSHEADS Sngar, 40 Sacks Rio Coffee, 1 Tierce of Rice, 400 Lbs. Sole Leather, loob Cotton Yarn, 290 " Lead. For sale by . ft t. TYNER. April 12, 1845, iT.lv . c. ceaats. a. p. aavosif. CURRIE t IIAYDKM. "WHOLESALE DEALERS IV HOSIERY, GLOVES, TRIUHINGS, ANO VABIKTV GOODS. ALSO, CUTLERY, CLOCKS, IVATCIIES, German Silver Ware. Jewelry. &c. 165 Main Street, between 4th ft ih. West side. Cincinnati, Trb. 13", 1846. ' Tir. EASTERN COFFEE. Qf BAGS Ris, choice article for sale by rmVJm A. DONALSON ft CO. cor. 0th and Main sts. Cincinnati. , ' ' Sl-ly.

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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry! WILL MIR.KLES SEVER CEASE? MORE EVIDENCE OF ITS SURPJSS1NU HEALTH REST0RJT1V VIRTUES ! From Dr- Bake, Springfield, Washington c. Ky SpnugneM, ky. May 14, 1845. Messrs. Sanford & Park. Gems 1 take this opportunity of informing you of a most remarkable cure performed upon me by the use tif 'Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild C herrv In the vear lS4i I was taken with an inflamation of the bowels which I labored under for six weeks w.'ien I gradually recovered. Ia the fall of 1841 I was attacked with a severe cold, which st ated itself upon my lungs and for tbe space of three years I was con ned to my bed. I tried all kindsof medicine, and eve ry variety of medical aid without benefit; and thus I wearied along until the winter 1844, when I l.card if "Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry." M frund- persuaded roe 10 given it a trial, inouga was irulv astonishinr. After Five ueart of affliction. pain and suffering; and after havine spent sf or five hundred dollars to no for pose, aud the best and most respectable physicians had proved availing, I was soon restored to' entire health by the blessing of God aud the use of Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher'i am now enjoying good health, and sveh is my altered appearenee that I ara na longer known when I meet my former acquaintances. I have gained rapidly in weight, and my flesh is firm and solid I can now eat as much as any person, and my food seems to agree with me. I have eaten more during the last six months than I had eaten five years before. Considering my ease almost a miracle, I deem tt necessary for the good of the afflicted, and a duty I owe to the proprietors and my fellow men (who should know w here relief may be hadj lo make this statement pub'ic. May the blessings of God rest upon the proprietors of so valuable a medicine as Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherrv. Yours repectfully, W M. H BARER. (CJThe following letter from Doctor Ritchey, of Franklin, Ind. who stands high in his profession, and ranks among the first politicians of the State, shall speak for itsefl in commendation of the 'Genuine Wistar's of Wild Cherry. Franklin. Ind.. April 14. 1845. Messrs. Sanford & Park I have but a few bottles of Wistar's balsam of wild chery remaining on hand of the last lot furnished me oy you. I nerctoiore waueu until I sold out and had obtained the money for one lot before 1 ordered another. Bnt such is the demand for the article that I do not wish to be witho'ut'tt,"and am therefore led to anticipate a little. The monney for the last lot shall be forthcoming by the tiracthe lot is disposed of, which, from the sales I have made lately, I think will be but a short time. The effects of the balsam are in many eases strikingly beneficial. OCT improves upon acquaintance more than any ether Patent Medicine I have ever known. TQ Almost all others fail upon trial, and not 'being able to bear the test of experience, soon sink into disuse. This, however, seems to be most highly valued by those Wljo have tested its virtues and experienced its healing cacy in their own cases. Yours very respectitully, 1 JAMES RITCHEY. Price 91 per bottle. Sold by SANFORD fit PARK, Korth-east corner or roiirt ana vtsinut sis. The genuine article is'kept for sale by R. Ac S Tyner; Brookville. E. Tyner ft Co.; Metamora. M. w. Mor. risi Blooming Grove. Hall 4. Hughes; Csnnersville. - E. E. Fuller: Harrison. Z. A. Nye; New Trenton. January 30th, 1846. Mm. All Invitation CJt-'MMER has ended, and Autumn is rone by. The s husbandman is blessed with an abundant crop, and health is returning with its usual chei rfnlness and comtot. The commercial men are offering liberal prices for all the products of the year, and tbe farmer is hasting td the market with ilia surplus. A degree of prosperity is all over the land, and tbe means nf payment are within thereach of almost every mm.-. Who that is in debt will not avail himself of this auspicious time to make payment? There it no time so easy of payment as waen the cash is on hsnd, and when a debt is paid there is release from the obligation, and an end to the principal and interest. Interest is an eating ninth, and it ia better now to make an effort to pay off the debt than to put it off to a snbaeq,nent time, as we know not what changes may come upon the country, or what adversity may befal ourselves. These remarks are respectfully addressed to all my patrons, and especially to those who have owed me for a long time. N. D. GALLION. Brookville, Nov 23 1815 43-ly TO COUNTRY HERCHANT3. ft Crockery Wiire, &c. rfTHE subscriber having by recent importation com I pleted his stock of Printed and Common "Ware, wouid inform those wishing to purchase, that he can now offer for their examination one of the best selected assortments in the West. He feels confident that those who favor him w ith a call will find it to their interest to purchase, as it is his intention to sell at low prices, either for cash or approved paper. The stock has been selected with a view to the country trade, and consists in part of Common and Printed Teas and Tea Ware; do du Bowls, assorted sizes; do do Pitchers, do do ' do Edged and C C Plates, do do do do Baker's Dishes and Nappies; With a great variety of other anicl-s ia his line. ALSO An assortment of Flint Glass, which will be sold by the box at Manufacturer's prices. WM. S.SAMPSON, No. 92, Main st. east side, opp Trust Co. Bank, Cin. March 16, 1845. 20-1 y 30,000lbs WOOL AyAiVTED At the Laurel factory to card fur customers the coming Season. Also 10,000 lbs WOOL WANTED to manufacture by the yard the coming Fall and Winter, or in exchange for woolen Goods: WE shall be ready forcarding again by the llrst of May, with oar elegant machines in fine order, and canpromise our customers as good work as was ever done at Laurel (or any other place,) and on'aa short notice at possible, with three sett of good cards running day and night We are'also making extensive additions of Machinery ke.. for the purpose of Spinning weaving, and finishing of wool snd woolen goods; such as Jeans, Sattvnetts, Flannels, Blanketing and Broadcloths, all of which we will do a well, if not belter, than any other establishment in the State, and at fair prices. FULLING in all its branches will be faithfully at tended lo, and done up in good order after the first of aepiemoer next. E, MAC Y ft Co. April 10,1849 25 tf DRUGS & CHEMICALS At Philadelphia Prices. Atthe Philadelphia Branch Drag Store. No. 15, East Third Street, between Main and Sycamore, CINCINNATI. TIIHE Subscribers having associated themselves un1. der the firm of J. ft C. Reakirt, and taken a Store at No 15, East third street, are now receiving a full and rxten.ive assortment of Drugs and Chemicals, w hich we will sell at Philadelphia prices, adding freight. In addition we wil also keep constantly on hand a large supple of Paints, Oils, Window Glass. Dye Stuffs and Perfumery. Being connected with the targe and old established house of J ft. J. Reskirt, of Philadelphia, we will be constantly receiving fresh and genuine Drugs and Medicines from them al first cost prices, which wilt enable us to sell on better terms than any other house in thecity. We earnestly solicit dealers in our line ta call and examine ear stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we ire confident it will be to their advantage . .. J. & C. REAKIRT. April 10, 1846 Jitu-; IT IS A FACT THAVE Just received, and intend keeping through the Summer those choice Temperance Beverages. Derphews Celebrated Root beer; Also Demott ft 0. ens not less Celel rated mineral or Soda water. Pot up neatly in rl.,, bottles, also Raisins, Figs, Candies, Isuts, Tobacco, Vinegar fte. fee. O. Y. EDRINGTON. Apnl 16, 1846 ,6.,!; C10""' 8Msrr' Tea,' Rice, Spices, Sataretrs, Nails, Chewing h. Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, fte. Just received and for sale by ' " s . -,, . HOGELAJ8D St M'C LEERY. Brookville. Feb. 23, is-sO. Tin, Bras, and Sheet Irn W L. aC EH FHE subscriber having removed his shop to 'the X "cw building North as Price ft Lindsry's store, returns his thanks to old customers and the publie generally, for their patrossage lM-retofarc extended ta him, and would avnw inform them that he is ready to furnish articles of Tinware, fte. of the most substantial kind, naannfaeturesl atf tbe best tin plate, at tac lowest market prices. Persons wishing ta parehasc any thing in his linewill do well to calf and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhete. STOrES! STOVES! Also constantly on hand an assortment ai Stores, such as Coking Stoves of eight different sites. Parlor Stoves and Test plate Stoves, which will be sold ow for CASH. ... J. B. All kinds of Job work done up with neatness and despatch Old Copper, Brass and Pewter take in exchang for Tinware. JOHN H. FUDGE Nsv. 19, 1845. 4-ly

M lritndptrsuaaru roeio given it a inai, inougu eminently successful in alkviatingand curiegthrabova I had given up all hopes of recovery and had prepared complaints; and it has been used by the first nhvii myself for the change of another world. I hrough cians in the city, who declare it to be unrivalled in their soliciations I was induct'.! to make use of the asmuch as it does not disturb the bowels in the 1'astbv

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Lot the Aniicte.iUc.Kl. TBE JLL POWERFUL REMEDY IS NtAR TO YOURDOOR

THIKT THOUSAND i EKmiNs IALL VIUIIMS ID CONSUMPTION IN UNITED STATES ANNUAIIV THE cause of the evil is generally overlooked A short dry cough, or ncplevleiUold, is theprecuranIhese are deemed unimportant. Pain in tbe sidn hectic fever, and night sweats follow, and 'death J tbe scene. W ould vou find a. a REMEDY FOR THE EVIL? Here it is The experience of more than 20 rears in private practice has proved its efficacy, and since its introduction to public notice, although tit has bow been offered but a few months, its sale nas bten ur. preecdentid, and its success beyond question, great so much so, that it is declared tt ue the greatest rrmT dy in the world. ' ' ASTHMA, or, that fearful aud distressing malady, which renders life burthensome during its continuance is subdued witlinut difficulty by this great remedy, and ths " we ,v umiin ,qu I repose' the shortness ol breath is overcome, thecoigh UaHae' ed, and health and vigor lake the place of dtinondin! cy and suffering. DR. FOLGER'S OLOSAONIAN. or Jll Healing Balsam, lise remedy which has been i IV-rniMliss. commended for the above diseases invariably shut us the bowels thus rendering it necessary to resort to pur. cative medicines. Read the following cases, which lav, been relieved and cured within a few weeks: DAVID HENDERSON, 60 Ijiight street, look a.,, vere cold on the 4th day orjuly, and ... brought very 1 rli 7f d,5're",nf og: resulted in frcquem.tt.cu f Ts? ,hr, lu"p'' A""fjh he tried every thing in the shape f remidies which could be found yet he was not euefited, and by tbe moi th ofOctober was so much reduced by night sweats that he despaired of life. One bottle of Folgvr's Olosaonian restored him to health. GEORGE W. BURNETT, of Newark, N.J has suffered andcr the effects of a severe cold for mora than a year. ' He w as reduced ta the brink of the grave almost, by his cough and nigUt sweats. He commenced raising blood in the month of October Utt. He commenced using tbe Olosaonian, and by the middle of November he was so far restored that he left for Pittsburgh with every prospect of recovering his health. Mrs. BELL, the wife tof Robert P. Bell, of Morri,. town V. J., was dreadfully afflicted with asthms for many years. Her physicians had despaired of relieving her. One bottle of the Olosaonian so far restored her that she was able to get out of her bed aud dress herself whjch she had not done before in m.iuhi, and tbe it nowm fair way to be relieved. Mr. F. LAB AN 52 Pike street, was so had with asthma that he had nut slept in his bed for ten weeks when hp commenced the use of this grrst remedy One bottle cured him, and he has not had a return of his complaint, now more than five months. Mrs. McGANN, 20 Walker street was also cored ofsevere asihma by the Olosaonian, and states that shs never knew medicine give such immediate and permanent relief. GEORGE W. HAYS, of this city, wss given ap by his physician as incurable. His disease wss consumption and when he commenced using the Olosaonian was so weak that he could not walk, without bring aa sisted by a friend. By strict attention he w as so far ra stored in a few weeks as to be able to pursue hit bus. iness. JAMES A. CROMB1E, 129 Nasiaa street; J J Parsells, 11 Tenth street: C. S. Benson 219 Bleeker street; James Davis, 5 Greene street; and Mrs Mallen, 9 Morton street; have all experienced the good effects of the OJosaoh'tan la coughs of long standing and af. fections of the lungs, and pronounce it, with one accord to be the greatest remedy and the most speedy snd effectual, that they have ever known. Reader, are you suffering from the above disease.' 'Try this remedy. You will not, perhaps re fret it. It may arrest all those disagreeable symptoms which strike such terror to the mind and prolong your days. Price fl per bottle. C3" Sold, in Louisville byj, B. WrLDia ft '.Co., It Fourth street. miNCiPAi Office is 109 Nassau street. New York. Sold also in Fayette County Ind. by Dr. P. Mason DvpfP'l Connersville. Franklin Co. by T. Whits ft Co., Laurel. E. Tyner, Metamora. Brookville, Hilt ft Haile Druggists. January 23, 184S. a-flm. Dieting to TOothcr and tlirir Children. TJEOPLE of all ages and sexes, from the tender inI&nt at tne areast to old age, are all liable to be afflicted with worms. Many a person has suffered hit whole life from them, and never susprcud it. Thousands upon thouands have gone down topnmatnrs graves from Marasmus or wasting aw ay of thrboily. Epilepsy, Fits, St, Vitus Da ce, Locked Jaw, Apoplexy, Mania, Dropsy in the Head, Pal.y, Cousump lion. Pleurisy, Dysentery, Convulsions, and msnyoihrr supposed apparent diseases; and many have suffered fur years and years, and have been doctored for some imaginary complaint without the least relief; sr.d others are still suffering, w hen all the trouble ariiei from worms, and worms alone; which are entirely over, looked, and when the propt r treatment would bars saved their lives, and restored them to hi alth. Every observant mother cannot but see and admit the train; but still many physicians shut tbeireyet tothatsll important cause of disease. SYMPTOMS OF WORMS. Pain in the joints or limbs, offensive breath, picking at the nose, grinding of the teeth during sleep, snd st times a paleness about the tips; with flushed cheeks bleedingat the nose, a gnaWingsensation atthe storaache Hashes of heat over the surface of the body, slight chills or shiverings, h-adache, drowsiness vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams, sudden starting in sleep with fright and screaming; the eyes dull and heavy, wits a dark circle under them; tingling sensation in the cars, palpitation of the heart, hesitancy ia the speech, craving for dirt, chalk, ashes, or other unnatural diet, iritable temper, numbness f the limbs; dislike to muis psrticnlarly the organ; sometimes a troublesome courra, feverishness, thirst, pallid bur, fits bad taste in ths mouth, difficult breathing, pain in the stmsch or bowels, fatigue, nausea, Squcsmishnrst. vorscion'ippetite, leanness, bloated stomach or limbs gripmra, shootivg pains in various parts of the bo I y. s sense f something rising in' the throat, itching of the snut towards night, a frequent desire to pass something from the bowels, and sometimes discharges of tlimesnd mucus t, DR. SHERMAN'S "WORM tOZEKGEJ" Have been proved in more than 40.000 cases la be infallible, in fact theonly certain Worm Drstroying Medicine ever discovered. Children will eat them when they cannot be forced to take any other medicine and the benefit derived from the administration T medicine to them in this form is great beyond conception. T hey have never bv-en k nown to fail. DR. SHERMAN'S "COUGH LOZENGES" Cure the most obstinate cases of Cough in 'cw hours. 1'hey have cured a large number of persons na have been given up by their physicians and fnendi. and many who have been reduced to the verge of the grave by spitting blood. Consumption and hectic fever, by their use have had the rose of health restorrs to the haggard cheek and now live to speak forth UKpraise of this invaluable medicine. DR. SHERMAN'S CHAMPH OR LOZENGES" Relieve' headache, nervous sick headache, 'p.lpits lion of the heart, and r ickm ss in a very f-w minutes. They cure lowneas of spims. despondency, fsintness, eholic, spasms, cramps of the stOmach. summer or bowel complaints; they keep up the spints, dispel sit the distressing symptoms of a night d.ssip.tion, smt enable a person to undergo great mental or ooouy toil. DR. SHERMAiTS"P00R MAN'S Pt"tsTf "'Z. Is acknowledged by all who have ever used it to oa the best strengthening plaster in the world, snds ssverrirn remedy for pains and weakness in the osca loini ;rfe kn.i nVek. limbs joints, rhenmstisin lum bago, fte. One million a year . , , . , - ... , .ir,i,e as misd. caution W neccssar?." i,ia there arc many aw princinled persons wh ho WOUI.I lores: . upon tne communi Poor Man's Plaster, upon tne ommun..T. r -;,,.. fhli wrl,ten Be carriiii to mc. ... - name on the hack-none otners are 6tMU""i do more hurt than food. . , fCTDr. Sn.aauK.-a Warehouse is No. 106 Nassau at.. N'(D-JB.' WILDER & CO, No 89 Fourth St., Aee for the proprietor in Louisville and vicinity. sTTsSld also in Franklin County, Ind stLwr by T. White & Co. Mrtaraora-E. 1 yner ft "? iii-Lf H.M H.ile; Druggists. At Connersville,: Fsyette Countv, bv Philip Maton, Drugg istJan 12 1846 J-6m IRON & STEEL. Bloom Foboe, and Jcmati Ikon Stoh N. W. CHAPMAN, 384 Main Street, near the Court Hous. CINCINNATI. IRON 8c NAILS of al sizes STEELS of '"V " cription, all of the very best qu.!itv-wrrntca. Anvils, Vises, Bellows. Carriage springs Axles, Hammered Iron, Crowbars, Sledre and Hsav mer moulds. All of good quslity and warrantee A l.SO A superior article of Shut Iron, Nos. 22, 24, 25. 20 . N-B. AU of the above articles will be wW for'J; and at low rates. Country Merchants and Blsc!.'" will find it for their interest to call before purrsssioi elsewhere. X. W. CHAP.M August 21st 1(45. 14-ly-vtr a ijrri7 i" ww a iw a m i w r - . WHITE Water Valley Stock.-1 have 640tr?',4. good Land in Scott County, iixitsns. nesr ison, la. I will exchange at a fair price for ; " trr Valley Steak, hi par. - C. S. BtRDSAs Jn8I-a7 -- - toasrsf Ma aad iJi ' SULPII. QUININE. A CCX OUNCES Snip a. Quinine, J 4UU and for sal. by C. t. BVRDSAL, Crner srfMai. sad Fifth sts. June 21st, 184f. - w T