Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 35, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 August 1846 — Page 3

Anxieties of a Saflort Life. jf THE KET. MR. ABBOT, OF JUNTBCCKT. A man was apeaking a'few days ago of the emotion wiih which he was overwhalHieJ, when he bade adieu to his family on ,asl VJ a8e- Tnft ship on which he 10 eai' wa9 11 Edgarton ,n Martha's Vineyard. The packet was at the wharf hic'h Wa? w convey him from Nantucket to the ship. lie went down in the morning and saw alt his private sea stores towed away tn the sloop and then return -eJ to his home to take leaveof his wife jdi children. His wife wat sitting at the fe-siJe, struggling in vain to restrain her liit. She had an infanta few months old in Uer arm5 ani wilh ner foot was rocking the cradle in "wVich lay another little daughter about three years of age, with her cheek flushed with a burning ferer. No pen can describe the anguish of such a parting. It is almost like the bitterness of death. The departing father imprints a kiss upon the cheek of his child- Four yeirs will pass away ere he trill again take that child in his arms. Lanng his wife sobbing in anguish, he closes the door of his house behind him. fjur year must elapse ere he can cross that threshold agai.i. One sea captain upon this island has passed but seven yeas out of forty one upon the land, i i ir mid to me a few evening am I

hive been married eleven jears,anJ counting all the days my husband has been at home since'our marriage, it amounts to fcjtthree hundred and sixty days. He is njw absent, .having been gona fifteen month, and two years must undoubtedly elapse before his wife can see his face again, and when he shall return, it will be merely a visit to hts family fur a few jiionths, when he will again bid them adieu for another four years absenceI asked the lady the other day how jnsny letters she wrote to her husband during his last voyage. "One hundred," was the answer. "And how many did he receive?" 'Six." The invariable rule is to write by every ship that leaves this port, or New Bedford, or any other port that may be heard of; for the Pacific Ocean. And yet ihechances are very ami!!, that any two ships will meet oa this boundless expanse. Ii sometimes happens that a ship returns, when those on board have not heard one ord from their families during the whole periol of their absence. Itn iine then the feelings of a husband and father, who returns to the harbor of Nantucket, after the separation of forty-eight mouth?, du ring which time he has heard no tidings whatever from his home. He sees the boat pushing off from the wharves which is to bring him the tidings of weal and wo. lie stands pale and trembling pacing the deck with emotion which he endeavors to conceal. A friend in the boat greets him with a smile, and says, ' Captain, your family are all well." Or peihaps he says, 'Captain, I have heavy news for you, your wife died two years and a half ago.'i A young man left this island last summer leaving in his quiet home a young and beautiful wife, and an infant child. The wife and child are now both in the grave. Rat the husband knows not, and probably will not anow it for months to come. Ha perhaps falls asleep erery n'ght thinking of the loved ona le t at lys fireside, little imagin;ng tint lli.-y aw both cold in death. On a bright aaaimer aiternoon, the te'eprapb announces that a Cape Horn slop has appeared in the horiz in, and immedi ately the stars and stripes of our na tional banner are unfurled from out flig starT sending wave of emotion through lt toivn. Many families are hojiirg tint it is the ship in which their triontis are to return and all are hoping" for tidings from the absent. Sjon tha namo of the ship is announced. And then there is an casrer contention with the boys to be the first bet-er of the joyful tidings to the wife m thecaptaiii. For which service a silver i:,ir u tba established and invaria ble fee. And who can describa tho feelicje which must then agitate the-bosom of the iv lie! l erhaps sha his iiiirj of no things from the ship for more than a year. I renia.mg with excitement, tho dresses Ifrtelf to meet bcr husband. "Is he alive," fiasays ti herself, "or am I a widow, and these poor childred orphans!" She waiks ibo'it the room unable to compose herself -ficient'y to sit down; esgorly is she lot k:ng sat of the window and down the street. Sis sees a man with hurrier5 step turn ihe oreer, and a little bny hold of his Inn J. Tes it is he. AnJ her little son has gone cmii la the boat and round his father. Or, yvrhaps. instead cf this, she sees two of her w ghtiors returning slowly and sadly and Erecting their slops to her door. It is the l-.e.l ol her husband's death. And she senseless to the floor, as they tell bcr that her husband has long since been entombed" ca the fathomless ocean. This is not hVtion. These are not cx rr,e cases which the imagination creates. are tacts ol cor:tTtueJ occurrence tacts which awaken emotions lo which no fea cac do justice. Cjoi Alcice u Yjhi IPmtn Tru't """.to uncertain ricbes, but prepare yourself forever- emergsncy in life. Learn U work; not to be depenJent on tervanta to Bike your bread.-sweep your oora. and wo your own etockinSs. Abov all, di m esteem to l;Sbf.y tll0g9 honorable ysarg men who austain themselves and -ir ?eJ parents by the work of their on "a-ts, while you cire anJ siv i.tn Jour company th lazy, itlle popinjja, m never hft a finger to help themselves. lore they can keep body and foul tafbtr and get suSioient la live in fashion. ."Ton are wise you will look at this sub-j-nia the light tbu we do; and when vou f dd enough to become wives, you will Per tbe honest m-ch&nic. with not a cent wtora-nence life, to the faabioniblo loafer, 'a capital of tan thousand .oUars. "'beatver we hear remarket!, "Such a Jaj Udy j, raarr,r.d a fortune," we ai'rsnernble for h-r future propperity. ;chea left tQ children by wealthy parents vien luri cut a curse instead of a blessing. Kan women remember this, and instead sounding the purses of your lovers and "w.nmg the cut of their coats. look into . .r nwitt and hearts.- Mark if thev have J ""d can depend upon themselves ,7tt.at, ey have rtinils which will lead -Jo to look above a butterfly existence. ,i inotcf tle beautiful white skin and ic!,cate hand, the splendid farm td file a crisis ..rif-d nf tka. esiini? iton uiin. I,.- nns shaca f.Alih rnnl ilsrl. Let engross your thoughla. .V. y. Orc'9 Phillippb. "this rr.onarch owns r"vr of hoiiaes in New York. Ca"T.j Meernj commences o-tly.

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irorn a memvero' Hie cornp 1:1 ; WMr'jom VnlilnlBdFfl .rt n .1 r Tl i n r It!...-. fil '.It it I (lilru was considerable anxiety fell ii this p!c ; (or a lew days, on account ol their J u.g voyage. It was feard they hid been Inst ; but they are all safe and all well as will be seen by the. following: Lnwrencelurgh RegUrazos Santiago, July 2. We all left New Orleans on the 17th, After 11 days rough sail we landed l.cre, and a great sail we had of it. Imagine 2;W men siowsd away in a small brig with 4J feet hold, and ail hei crew, with 200 Volunteers to sleep in that hold warm ri'jjhH. and sometimes a hea-y sea; the batches ail down, wi'hout a window or an air bole: to live on coffee, slop-fed fat meat, and dry crackers; half the men sea aick and spewing all about you sometimes you woudld tind yourself eating, and eome one close by would let slip right on your dinner, and your clothes, and then you will imagine how pleasant our trip was from New Orleans to this placo. Oar Uapt. said he would make the trip in three days, but the wind wa unfavorable and we made a long trip of it. The rest of the regiment left at the same time we did, but they beat us in rive days. One of the chips saw us in a gale by which wo lost our topgallant sail tut no serious damage was done; and being out a good while they thought we were lost, and I understand that Dr. J. G-Dunn bad written home to that effect, which I fear will make a good many uneasy. There are near lU.uu'l men encamped her som dying every day with the measles, am some with fever the Indiana troops have lost eight or ten 6im:e they left New Albany, but none of the Dearborn Volunteers have died. We have been organizd into a rifle company and drew our rifles to-day. I expect we will have a hard tuns of it, but we are all ia good spirits, P. M.U. A Lodon Brewery. J. Jay Smith, in his riamner'$ Jauit ncmst the toa'ei , gives the following account of Harlay'e Brewery: "Barclay's Brewery, celebrated the world over, is such a curiosity that I hav been tempted to visit it under favor of ine of the family owning it. Though slaistics are not much in my way vou eh ill have the benefit of the few notes I thought it worth while to make on the spot: as it his been greatly enlarged latterly v perhaps they may pos?es novelty. The whole establishment covers frtean acres, we saw one hundred and eighty vata, each containing from eleven hundred to three thousand barrels; thev are thirty-three feet in height, one thirty three feet across at the top, the bottom forty-three, had in it the enormous amount of three thousand five hundred bar rels; the weignt or iron ;n tbe lioips alone seventeen tons, ilia eight bottom ones weighing no less than one ton four hundred weight, it is large enough to drive a carriage and six horses into: it will contain four thousand barrels of imperial 6tout, and its liquid treasures is worth eighty thousand dollars! Fa'her M Uihe w's gimblei wo-ild lesson its value. Tiere are stables for one hundred and eighty -seven of the enormous horses cmploied for the delivery, each horsa worth three hundred dollars, one little fellow wo measured, and found his height to be full eighteen hands, or six feet, steam engine finds full employment in breaking up their food. "In one placce we saw mn in vats h anJling tha hot hj,J, aniir!' nalts l as siv . ages. In one vat was 1:!GJ bushels of malt, a copper boiler is s large that 4 men dined i.i it .;eiiifort i;!! it wil c ititain 4vM birrels of b ier. Here are conj.i.ts half a mile in length, railroads, hoppcis steam engines, Ari., enough to confuse one. Thirty tons of co il a day are consumed. Tuo malt bins will contain sixteen hundred thousand bushels, wrth two mill. on and aquirterof dollars, sixty great cats are kepi to destriy the mice. Fi:tei hundred barrels of boer are inadedaily.it is cooled in summer by carious refrigerators. There is ee.i a burying grouad for thi mon who die. but for this there is no lon ger room, the space is wanteJ. the temperance men would say, to mak-3 poison for others. The brewery was partially burnt in H 2, but pereautions are now taken s ihat the vh:le can be tl nd.'d in a v.ry thort time. 'To look at the Thames water you would i) it say it v as a desirable article to drink, but thi people here see n ioiatuitel with beer; whertveryou go see bugo signs, 'Truman, llanbury, and Ituxton'e I'ntire.' and so of other, brewets, while We beer is on every dinner table, on J beer m :ie is aUowed to servants aad soldiers, whether they spend it lor that purpose or not, it is so settled in the cantract. The great London brewers own very iinny of the oeer houses, and thus insure the sale ot their on liquor." c onriERCi AL. Lafatctte, Au. 10. ISIS. Alihnujh there i nothing in ihe n-wi from abioaJ lo justify an increase in breadstuff, yet wheat and com have nWancoJ within a few Jays past. Yesterday, o'J wheat sold al 4Gi4?l , and this murniiii 5J cents was paid for one lot. N iw my be quoted al from 43 to 45 cents. Buyers are a liltla shy, and holJ off, feeling satisfied that the prices are too hiah. Corn in the ear 15c, shelled per bushel. Barley 33c. Oats continue al former prices. The water is now being lei off ihe cart il at this place- Lifaijelle Free Press. 3 The Toledo Dlade of the 12ih, says: The receipt by can il are very light. The on!y operations in produce are the sale of 800 corn at 23c , afl at, and 100 bus good new wheat, afl a, rt 6lc First rate new wheal from wagons bring 62c, and from that down to 430. is paiJ for different qualities. (tr Xaw York, An; .11. O iii Floir was quoted at $1. Ojwcji $1.0j. Gen nessae, for hune oansnnipt-on, $ Mixed Co-n oM 57c, Uccsa-s 'Sic, hikey 21 a 2 'ia. C-At Philadel.ilii-. Aoj. 11, Tlour msrKet dull g 10 J brands $,'i old lck $i.S7i. 07-At Baltimore, Aug 11. eood prime Maryland red Wheat Toic .Wbite Wheat lor family flour, $l03illoo, and ordiniry to cood 9o to 100 cts Flour $ 1,0611 1 J!. American. Produce U. S. Wheat is quoted in the Liverfwol Price Current ai ris. 6J. to 7s. per 70 lbs. for Red, and 7s 2d. to 7.-60. per 70 lbs. lor VUite--tbi id, from to 1,51 per bushel. Flour, U. S. sweet, is 21s. per birrel of 193 lb. or 5.7G toG.Sl, duty paid. Indian (Joru, 6. 21 to per hhd. of 4) lb. Woo!, U. S. (bece. U j.joted at to 3 4c. per lb. Siin do. 'sJo to .Qt. l ii-i vriished do. 12 to 14. (We est initio the; pro-id stcrlini- t4,c'J, tbra'.iJh-vit, wj-Jiich! I ia ix true value I

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Grand Division. The Grand Div ision of Indiana Meets at Drookvillemi the liih of October, and not on the first Saturday In October as stated in the Sons of Temperance Record of Cincinnati. We make this correction, fearing jhat paper might lead some of our Divisions into trouble. Fountain Division Xo 21 A petition had been received from Covington, lud. and a charter granted for a Division of the Sons of Temperance at ihat place. The towns along the Wabash appear to be waking up on ihe subject of Temperance. The Order of Sons of T nperauce is a worthy scion of the United States. It t.s already taken measures to join the linked States in the invasion of California, and take pjssession of the country "for the country's good." A chatter ha been granted on the petition of numerous applicants, inclu ling one Capt. and two or three Lieutenants, belonging to the New York California legion, going1 out under the command of Col. Stevenson, present lying at Govern nors Island, New York. Success attend the joint occupancy. Slay the "Sons" multiply and replenish the whole of California. Philadelphia Paper. fjrTheSins of Temperance hold u.o a banner "streaming in lig'it," wo can trace them every where by the star like "milky" way they leave. Their white collars are dotting the bosoiu of the counlr every where. Already, the "itcd. While and Blue" of the Order, waves over some leniy-three Stales and "I erritonea, and before one year expires, it will sing aloft as the standard of Tempi'ane in every State and Territory of the Union, from .Maine to Texas. Philadelphia. Paper. Helinoioly Efccts of Iatempsraacc A geutlcmin of for.nor fortune and influence cime to tkis city ti rasiJe, tineen or twenty yers ag'i; ami from his excellent personal appearance, the politeness mi l urbinuy ol his manners, nnj a good cliaracter, with a ntinJ enriched by foreign travel, wa9 admitted into tU beat circles ot soci Jty.aiiil h id t.ii entree o" all tho relinej, and fashonabie parties of our wealthiest and iu j.-t respectable citizins. He b i.irdoi at one of the most fashionable priva'.c ho.ird-iiij-h uses in Broadway, kept hi servant, supported an Pij'iipte, aad, thonjh a single man, lid his tluuier-pnties, at which th m et costly wines, and other iiq iors, const luted the delectable beverages. This course of living, involving great expense, in connection with stime unprofitable specul iiions, s.-.on reduced his msxns, and cin polled him to live a pinner and a', a much chiaper rate. Ha uiirrieJ a livelylooking gul, but they lived uahippily, a id the law eCjmateJ him (or ever from her embrace, l-.e habits of high living had implanted within him an incurable appetite lor drink, and U:iihl4 to procure tho bei-t. he was content to purchase only the worst quaii'y of liq i irs, and resirted to thu lowest p irterli .uses to obtain them, lie labored lailhfully with his p?n; but his thirst increased continually ; until he drank from twenty to thirty glasses daily, and ileliru.u tremi.is eeajd upon his fr-un J. lid was sjtjt to thd l.u.ialic Asyltiui. was restored lo reason and hial h renewed his associitions.anl wi'h tho:n his intjmpeiata hab its living in porter-houses, and his degraded personal appearance, and bate companionship, showed how lamentably he bad fallen. Ere h'Gg, dvl.rum tremens returned, lie was re-conveyed to Hie Lunatic Asylum, where deitli speedily cl-ised Ins career, and he nw sleeps in a drunkard's grave. .V. 1". Orgai ComplLmaatiry Resalutlona UesoivcJ, Toat tha membars of Cambridge City Division No. 11, Sons of Temperance, tender their thinks to the lnJics of Cambridge city, for the beauti'ul and high!y-priz -d present they h ive jut received irom llieir hm!s, and thit th-iy commend the zeal on the part of the l itlien, Vir tli. reinsurance cause, tint prompted the l inatio.t. Jlesolved, That by th p'tisentitim of i c-i;y of tha Holy ilible, tley reooguiz tho tacit injunction to observe, as .Sjiis ol" Temperance, the precepts laid ilown lor the goyern ntnt of mm in that sicred volume, and that they in the Division room, at least, carry them out so far as their abilities will eiianle them. Kesolved, That a co;y of these resolutions be h inde.l tha la.li"s who favue 1 the Division w.th the donation, e'gried by the Worthy Patriarch anJ UecorJin? Scribe, and attested by the seal of the D. vision. Itesoived, That the editor of the ll-'v-eiile be Bjlicitea t publish thesa resoiutions. TIIOUAS.S. WKltlt. V. l John T. Coxs, U. S. Cambridge. Rev. tei t'te. HYPIENEAL. Married O l l!ie 5;h inst., hy ilie Rev. II. Curti, Mr. Samuel M. Goode. t Mi Eliza Ans Eggleston, only rl uu'iut of Hon. M. C. EGGLE3rJX-all of Ma-Jiatui I . NOTICE. Frai'iHn Circuit Coul in Vaa'.hn, Auiru't tK A. D. IMS. John S. Russell and Jepthah nustell- administrators of the I Festate of Robert Russell, late ! Chancery. .rtMaklin fisuntv. deceased. : of Franklin County, VS James Hardin. -ssyow at this dar eome said complainants o now - I V i. j .v.... Ki h, ie hill of romolaint

in said cans.-, and it anpearmgto the aatisfaction of j ness of the lun, produced br lonr; p-o:r.icted colds, the undersisned, he a davit filed, that said James i which produce the short ha kin couch, the premomHardin the defendant there to. is not resident of the ! tor of Consumption, in which it so frequently tetmiState of Indiana, notice is hereby riren to said James . nates in this climate. If properly and seasonably adHard in. that he be and appear before the Jwd of the , ministered it wtllefTertiiaUy br.ak up the most rio: ;j r-i,...,.. rVi aiiheir next term to he lent colds, and therebv Dtvvent the many violent fr

holden at the Court House in Brookvii,e. on the ttrt , Monday of February next, bintr tne i-eoruary leera 1M7, of said Court, and plead answer or demur to said bill, or tbe tame wUl be taken as confessed afninst him and decree entered aceordinjrly. Witness iny hand this iJth ufAaratt 1846. . - b . s. c. - v' at t t at f J. .M. JUH!3li ,v ivvm. f . v. . . A.r. ' ' - rsrtt-i?otr'StfiT, T7.VTfP" Aamiaisuraior s Msm THE Cnder.icnsd hs been appointed aim.n trator de .tit r of the estate of Charles Pnrsell deceased. Persons indebted to sai 1 estate are requested to pa; , and creditors to present their clairsi. 1 their claims. The estate is probably intnlrent. JOHN A. MATSOS. Administrator rf- honis norx. J.-3r. Aoe. Snih 1SI Adn'-alslratJs-'s TJ Jlicc . THK Lid.Tsi!r -K-d ha- taken out letters of Admin istrsiioit on the estateof B-uia.rin Wood Ute of 1! Coiintv f Franklin decease 1. I he estate is s.ilvent. W I L LI M W CO D, A doi'r Anjil'H 4th If 15 3-Sw.

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Storni.-e, and f.iraard aM kind, of Pivul.u - and Merchandise, at their Waix-li'me mi the CimI. kn iun a Suckman't Vrt li'ue. Tlir Ii mhc ia cnntviriiily situatrd to tvevive prodiiar int.-ntte ! f r :iiim iii to Cincinnati, or Sunih, anil ttaMrit at sump ritr.-itip from anytiiher buiid"3 which oSVre aJraniaje ia reGEO. w. STOCKMAN', B. THl'itSlOX. RtTvr to Geo. n. Dres JER. H tiSCWEK, B. stockman. Lawrenctbargh, Anj 15, IS4S. 500.000 Bushels Wheat Waatei rilHE Suhscrihrr 'having iirtlia-il the entire inlereM of C. O. V- Cumrcri. ii, th Miami Mills. ill al all time pay CASH, and the hiplit-O market price tor Wheat di-lirer-d at my Mills, which are ihe tirst Mill at the head of the Canal. s. s retiBETT b arm. Lawrtnceburgh, Aug. 15, 4844 33.Jw. DOMESTIC AFI AIKS CIIAKLES FOUIJES. So. SS4 iVo. 5 drt btlnto 9th St , ot the i:gn tj The R3d Flaj. THE Sul;cribvr has the i!vau of ofTi-rinr to the j pubUc, thr very latent iinprov, ment, d.rvct from XvW lork, in die Fi lton Stovk, lhn Kl(i Of STOVES hat drivrn cverr other Steve out of the market whereevtnilmb tn intnxluced. It is imple in its ..j..-ra tion, btautiful in di si-n and fur.n, not liable to get out of repair, most perfect in its oven, and the most apacious in its furn lure ol' any Stove of its -ie in the market. It requires very little wood and is easily managed. Any person win i a jiidae of stovei need but tuaer it to he sati-fiedul'its e restsnneriority over t-t ier stoves, without a Ion? array f names to recommend it. it will recommend itself. He has also the HOI- Ml COOKING STOVE, THK COOK S FAVOHI I V. do RF.I.IANCK & PKKMIVM, do Also Bucks Patent Siose. So celebrated for its oven, Sfiofl and ParUr Slave; T"i and Hilloje.n'are trr. nil of which will be sold at prices greatly reduced from the last season. For Cash On!?Thnst in wm of & stnre cvrTiu.j loc nothing, j an t may nave 4 or 5 dollar by canit y u in the nhcribt'r, t Y. 154 .Vff, 5 Dors bclei? Sintt Street ct the SIG S OF THE HE ) FL.iGl Any store sold by tho nubcribfr iht miofs not prore ejual to tbe rer.rntaiiiii piven nf it, may returned, and ihe nmm v will be rtfintU-d. CAS. FOHnES Jrni' forlhr Manufacturer!. All kinds J Tin, CnVr o-irf Sheet-iron Jab vark ! done vitH promptitude end fidelity . Cincinnati, Aug-nst 25th 1S46. 35y. j.iYXE s'nxpccroni xr. THIS is undoubtedly the mut valuable, fss it is decidedly the most popular metlieine of its kind, ever in'roductd in this State. The demand for it has been constant and increasing, from the time it was first of tered fir sale here to tb- present time: numerous testimonials of its real w.trth and usefulness, from sery many of oureitizens, ia;q;lil be produced, but atrial will satisfi all, that it is a speedy cure for Coughs, fold, Innuenza. AtSma, lloiirseness, Spittintr of Blood and all kinds of 1'ulmJiiary Affections. Bnngtv (.Ve.) Daily Whig. From the Rev. .1 tt Hicklrtf. Dr. D. Jayne Your n.-dicines have been in nearly evtry ca-e successful, .spici:iily the Expeetorant. 1 have received much biiiefi i from the use of it inye If, and one e.f my nearest neighbors w ho had been artl icted from childhood with tbe Asthma so severely as near ly to suffocate herduriie the paroxism which returned about once a week, las been, to all appearances, prcmalu rely cured. A It HINCKLEY. 0eoo, X. Y., July 25, 1811. Dear Sir AW want some mjrr of your medicines particularly the Expectorant, which gives universal satisfaction. KespeolfQliv yours. SLOSSOXJi WILLIAMS. Dr. D. Jayne v ninmport, V. Y . Nay 31, 1341. Dr. Jayr.e Your Expectorant is in e;reat demand and sell well, and is very ropular: your Verinifiiee is much used, as aUo vour Sanative Pills. Yours, ie. H. OREEX. The ahvr medicinei is fnrsaleat the nrug Store of Hitt and Haile Brookville, Iu I. 3i-3w. NEW coons. THE subscriber is .just receiving from Philadelphia, New York and Baltim.re a l.irgi and splendid assortment of Or- Clood , lirdw-sre, Olaswar:-, Hxits and Shoes, Hats and CapsiVc. Jte., in which may Ue found the followintr, with iiu-.y ot! er articles: U'vol, Unit Wool ant CoffoH Carpctir.es, Methuen Tckingt, Fan agansrt da. Caorxe anrf Fine Bit. yfuttins, Blrt'd do. Airon Ct.rekt and Jom.Gmghamo, Tahle Clutht. Corroi onrf Linnen, Mutquetae Burt rf Orast Skirts, Marseille Quilts tndi'otird !,. Irish Linens, Car.hrics, Plain am! Fig'tt Jaconets, Green Ercise, Plan end Fig'd White and Bl'k Buhi. nets. Jln,1nrn. ttront. I'oolen, Damask, Plain-Fig'd and Em'ird Silk Shtiirll, Cotton ai.d Silk n'arfi, J'apaca Lustres (3l'k and Broion.) Ladies'" Co't., S. !k aid Kid Glares, " "Worsfd aid Silk Wh'te and Bfk Mitts, t'm'ierelli. Cotton aid Siik Parasols. "air. Sr-iyd. Prd aid Fig'd Dress Silks. Bonnet Silks, Bl'k, aid Fauci Satin and Velvet resting , Bl'k, Blue Mi.x'dandCadet Coarse and Fine Cloths, Brk., Blue, Steel Mijd, Blue Mi.v'J and Cadet Sattinets, Bl'k and Prd Catsineres and G ild Mix'd TVrrdJ, Blue, Mi.v'd. Cadet aid A'rrti'rf Krrtiickii Jea'it, Farnitm e, Fnney ani.Lon- Priced Printi, P:ain, Frg'd. Stnp'daud PCd Bmnrt Ribands, i ir.tn t-inx. tsitjj ant areen uuignnms. Muslin De Lains, am Fancp Dress Ginghams and La-oiis, ALSO. K'li-.-es and Forks, !axors, Sruthes. Snthe Sneads, Butts end Screies, Colitis ji.xcs and ail kinds ot Hardten re. Molasses Decanters, Snlt Cellars, Plain and Fiufd Tu m ters. Men s Ccarse B-ogmt, Kit 1'td Calf Boots ry Shoes, ! i. nines noortana i rt. K"l Stippct t and Chd s Boats, Srraro a-td FlarenceBraid Bo,in'rts. Xutiii, Brmh. Biarr, Fur and Ash'and Hats, Mm'sand Boy's Fa; Clorft, Velvet and Glazed Caps Jtr. &r. When the suKscrih- eomm-need writinc this adeertisement he had somesotion of enu iiieraiiiiir he klr?- i er portion ol the articles which compose his stock; hut tindinc it im;i-s-i!le, nivin s tha public to call and examine for themselves. h assures his customers that his roods will be sold as low as thev can be I bo-ie-ht at anj point or the White Water Canil. and a. viuciiiiisu 'i ivc f w v Ml, tV. i 1 C.IS. Brookville, July 1st, 13t3. 27 1-. Iron, Nils ani Steel "i1 fTNLBS Slirn Iron assorted sixes 11 ijJLs w' iy i,0i do other hrandi do fteo d A neriesn blister steel. 200 J i F.iiish d o 100 do Cit dq 40 K-crsNails 0 d i Spikes. Just received and C-Tsale low fur c-ssh tv RICH tRD TTXr.a. Brookville, Juna 30 4V S71y II. II.laANDIS Clock on I Watch .Vivi .-. FAIR Tl fill). IM)IA HA. T)ROPOSES Tokeeyhis shon in Rrookeiile for one m. montn or more: uiinne ami aft er the sittine of the Franklin Circuit fuurts. tor the nuriiose of re. psirinp; Clocks, Waich-x, Sec. His sh..; in Rro. kville, w ill be in the froit s!i p of Mr. Riga's Shop. Aug, 13 1346. Si le TAKE XOTICR. T'IF. Snhcn!H-r expeitin; to leave Brookville ahout th- liih or 2ilh of 0.to'..-r, w.mld he rUd to sell his house and three lots near the Methodist Church. Also a family Carriage an l a hmry. and some house, hold turmtiire. He w on!d nretVr lie navment down. but he could wait a while for his psrehsse money. , rossession can oe Riven as early as tne roih of October. I Sould the house aud lots not be sold, ttv-r w ill He to rent. A LI. UN WILEY, i Brookville, As; 18th, 1S44 34-tf From SrridwTTiH t-(.Vr ) Jau nnt . j We pnHh the fsillowins' a amour the many e iI d- nee uhich e are c-ii,anilT reeeiim of the m- ! creatine ptpnUriiy ol Dr. Javne Encurant. We hare no intereM iti 1putfl'si:" it an) further than we j have a desire to promote the health and happinc of J onr fellow-crattirt, ho ar? atinp iwjv ith th-e f complaint. f.r nhich ti medicine ii an S1' nue p medv. And in calliur theaiti nrion ofthe public to it, we feel that we are in ia.' laitk ul diiehaife ol our duty. New Portland, Nov. 4. I S4i. Mr. Pratt, Sir: I wish you to send me J bottles nf Jarne's Eietucant. and iu this eonm-ction, I sumld say, that 1 dt-i-nt t a- invaluatile medicine, and an article that no familv shonid be without f.T a sm!e day. ... i . . . ' ... i.. ..... i. . 1 suave wseunuwio jeae. m m iamu.. '. ' alwavs found it a Quick and efficient n medv for tishtvers so frequently consequent upon them. 1 wou.d most cheerfully reenmnu nd this medicine to the public in all cases' cf that nature, inva'.uaMe. JOHN H. WF.RSTF.R The above medicine is for sale at the Drug Store of Hitt Haile, Brookrille Ind. Sl-J w . , j ,OTICK j , s.KE GRAKTF.XBERO COMPANY are especv j rmy a1 of , pi.r.on iBterrie with ierfl. chint, B'Wksellers, and others, who may viMt of Nw Wk durn(r lhe cnt ,e.,on. The 1 Ern.r-d , svr aiioreedenied induce- " I ments to parties who mar be di posed to act as A rents i for their inedicin. ; inducim -nt that can be milch bet1 tertxplaimd in a p.rso.iai interview tnan uy ic.ter. ' The ef"ee is at No. as John aisett cp KU'.rs, and er.. ! ilem. n w ill Snd their inr rest advanced hy (tiri-iir 111 f'.-imoanv a cali. shcnild any one desire an Aeency, wh- cnnoc

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- ..,v )cot r.Miniii ioce.r o.si'.eiul etK-cl o:t lie huir.au svsirin, dcliili atintf and prusfatir it, 1 he s:imach and luwels bt come d rHnije.1, riviuc timely l.uiiee l..Mli, wiiuaiv inclined tj Siv au. ntlo:i til the wsrmng voice of nature. At such times 'Jaene"s v arminative" never fails to ifford im.uediaiu relief u.re ai.u resiorin; ti:r ratient to vijorous h.-alt'i. Mjihers cauuot bs too cautious with t.ieirch.lJrendunns this month, and the month follow.nR, and in the earliest a sea ofth.a tvmmvr complaint, wnethep frain teelhi nf, oup essive heat or other causes, tbey should at once resortr t- this iterer lailin-remedy. Hundreas ofcer-iScaft frotnreaprctahle pernor, in this city, are in possesion of the proprietor, reads toexhibit toi.i.ywlio may de-in- to laee phi " " ' N" S'jath t!'u J ,r,rel PJulailel. MFF.! LIkTT!! MKF!!! " All Hum a man hath will he (rive for his lifV," so we nnl recorded iu the most ancient and best of books, but as wea.e thousands dyin? around us with Consumulion cronp, couh, asthmn, bronchitis, spittine blood, and other pulmonary atnons, we are led to doubt ihe correctness of tbe above aserlion. especially since -o wen Known mat aevrtam remedy may be tb. I tamed, w huh always arre.is those disase ! Dr. JAYNE'S KXPKCTOH AST . ... ! rive n li. f and cures sfu r every other means have liiiled. 1 hjs t an be and has been proved in thousiinds of instances, where it has eft'ecu-d radical cures, after thepati.n; had been given up by all his friends and physicians ' l" lie alKive medicines ne for sale at th.- Drug Store of Hill & Haile, Ktookville lud JunelJ, isa. Xo 33. 3r. la AAV .NOTICE. J Ryman &M.J KeUy, T AVE resumed the I f inthe Franklin practice ol the law together I',,-.... r Brookville, Anff. . 134. J YSCS SAXATIW PILLS THESE Pills may be taken of mil timet, and in mot diseases: iu inflammatory, intermittent, remittent, bilious, and every form of fever Jaundice and Liver Ctrniplaint. For Dyspepsia tlu-y are reallv an invaluable article, gradually ihatigine the vitiated accretions of the ammach and liver, producing; healthy ctinn in those imuoriaol nen-Aii. i ,.,- fc. ..). oie i ir tlic ases of the sk . and for what is eomnnlv : caned iinpuritv of the Blood; alto for Female Cut I Uli'Bl-l.. Ac. suit in Aior v r J: ....... . . rieiit. Alternative, or purgative luvdicines may be required. I he above medicine is for snlc at the Drui Store of "HI fi llaile, ItlookVllle, Ind 3l-3w "VTOTICE I hereby given that I will attend at the l s usual places of holding elections, in tbe sevi ral ,,, n, on county, lor tiie purpose ot receiving taxes for the year 1346, on the foilowmr da vs. to wil. Harrison township, on Monday Sept. Sd'h I UrownsulU- " '1 uesday " 2Jih j I.ibtriy Wednesdav " 30th Harm.iny " Thiir-sdayOct. lt i fniou Fridav " 2d Centre " at Geo. Wittus " 3d At Liberty during Court and after " 3d it 1 1; of r x i ion. On each ICO dollars for St.-te purposes, 25cls " 100 " f.ir County purposes, 1- 4 " ss ioo s f,,r Hoail purposes 10 " ItiO s for Lunatic Asvlum, I " " 100 ' for Deaf. Hurabi. blnid 1 mills s f Poll for State purposes, 75 V ii s. is fuP County purposes, 25 ' Payment of Taxes is required on or before the 1st day of January U-?. VM. BVHVM, Tueasurcr of L'niun Coimtr. 4nly2)lS45 31-6 ' " (Ind JV?crso:iian copy) Stage Line for Cincinnati Tri witkly Itue of SpiciidiJ 4 hrsr Cuttcht, ha bet'ii jittt uii the road ftm Brookville lo Cinciiinati jrod team, new cuache careful and tt.ady driver have bt-cn procured. The well known character of the proprietors, their determinant. u to run thin line in better style mid time, tMnit h.as et'er bten rn; ihe tow fure will, we hope secure a portion pf ihe travel. J. VOOHHEES&Ct. Julv 30 18-19 3l-2m. TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS THEHKapf ft itninbff of pi'ron in ilie county whose taxt-s I have paid tor the yir 1345. and previous year while I hav bve n in office, thereby accom miHl:itin thtm firtity to my awn inconvrnienrc Such p-ronwill take notice that unlei they eome for a rit honors tly "! pay up by the midtlle of August, I will prucved tu le v ami ell ftcconling- to law. T- PUKSEL, Treasurer ot F. C. July 29 1S43 31-3u; W. BALTaAUF, rHOI.KSM.E and Retail Dealer in F.njlish, r reiicn, everiuan alio American rsiuj uisii' and Musical Instruments, and Basket Maim facturer. No. 231 Maiii st.. CIXCIXV TI OHIO. The highest market piice paid fT M i'l'w; jnd j Raskets ol any shape orstle, made to order at the shortest notice. . July 44 1SJ6 30-ly j WJI. IIF.IMVOKTI1 DEALER IX HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER. Cm ner f Mam $ Seventh sis. C IXIM N N ATI. U II 1 O . July 21 1S45 30-ly CINCINNATI T A X X K 11 Y. A. 31'CAKK LlaATIIEIt Sl'OKP. AND M VXL'F XC TDU V. i No. ss Main St. between 8 and 9th Cincinnati, Ohio. 1 KF.KPS Constantly on hand Sle,U pper. Kip and ! Calf ol" the best quality, ai! ol" which he will sell j as ins- as any other ptron in the WmU Cash paid for Hides. I Juiy4 I81' 30-ly. E. F- SEVBOLD, J. H. SMITH ' K.F. SKY BOLD &Co. PLNE and EJffe Tool M.mufactiirers, and dealers in Hardware new-rail v. No. 219 Main St., betueei. flth aildSlh in. CINCINNATI OHIO. E. F. S A.Co k--ps cohstutl on hand an extensive assortment uf Plains of thtir" own Manut'iiciur, made of the best seasoned lUech limber. Alto Coop ers Carpenters, Wae;oii M-.kers ace, loots ot every aicri.tnH, mourners M"i".n'i .i, i ui , vers. Lath knives, uonHotuaer qnears Set:., made to orth s on the shortest nonce, July 14 1847 30-ly. j Tanner, Coarrisr & Morocco Dresser,1 Jvo 22i, Main Street, between Sixth and Seventh, , CIM'INN I I lli j WIJERF. may bo lid ch.-ap f.ir Cash cr satisfactory acceptancis, a ft neral assnrtment of ! FIXISHED LEATHER J City tan sole leather, X. Y. Red do; Philadelphia cnlf shins, city tan do; Red and black roan do; Uo.it kinslioe biniiinr. Deer do. Lamb do; Red, blue and M"k skiver. Harness leather, Skirtilig do, l!riUe do; j Wl.ite litiinff Skins, Pink do. Yellow do; Men's bn , Murecco, La.li.s ts.oss no, a . unni-ess ao: t. pper leai n. i er, Baim lo: Kiu skiiis; no? no, ivipoa, uu.kuo, i uo. nun om", ........... ... HookhniileiV Leather ol various kinds. sheep ZTC ASH triven fir Hides, Calf, Deer, Skins, and Wool. Julv H 1346. and SO ly. IlARI)W.V!wK wirn.Ks ma: ami iu:r!i. DV. LERS in cener.'l. Foreign and Ilomestic Hardware ol !1 descriptions. Pleas" call for ! satisfaction on tl. HhRDS.R Esst Main between ar ! and 9lh stre. ts, J doors from corner of aih street I C1NC1NXA II, OHJO. I July 54 1S4S "3P lv. M. & v. coaiv. "ft B AMUFAC l"U Kill ofTin, Cooper and Sheet I:oti wares . S. W. Comer ut Fililiancl Plunsts., C .Vs." .V.V.I Tl, OHIO. They ki-s-p always on hand a gvticra assoeiin.-ut ol t.o.kin aim i en i-iate Moves, which ihey w ill sell at wholesale or retail, at the low. i st pries. Purchasers will on wen IO can ami examine our prices tis-ivi-.-purcuasinj ciscwucrc July 24 iH5 30-iy HOME MANUFACTORV. j S. II. lAItVIX & Co.cS., qUKF.N CITY HIT AND CAP STORE , Vu.S4 Main Sireei, Four Dooi-s below Ninth, CIXCIXXATI. OHIO. H. P IRYl V Co., bavins; recently b'tilt a ljrpe . .- Manntactorv immediately in the -rear ot tfc.ir tiv B1,j ,aT "to lllv y ), m)- wartarxid ,) cnean article in their line, tliat they are prepar rd to till anvnnU-r at the shortest notice. Al.o, kepi' oi. haird at all times, a larre assortment of everv kind i ) quahtv. ol their manufacture, which they will sell low ir cash. "I h. y Hon t otuv sav mat tnev can compete, with any in this place, but pledge themselves t compete loth ii. price and qua'ity, with any establishmri.iof? Hlsia.idine in the Easteru cities. Meri ch ints will find tt to ih.ir advantaje to ra l and examr..r il.mlv.-s Ix-r-ee nurehasinT e s.-w h.-rv June li. 1S4S 30-ly DION BIRXEY. DAVID B BIENEY. hlltALl & lIROTJllJli,

Whole Sle o Retail D.tuggi;s, .4 XI) DEA LERS IX j Psiinls, Oil, Varnish, and Dye StufYs,; COK.VEK CF LOWBR XASItEt &t arCAitouE STRESTS. ' ! !Ll.JI...li. j 4LS0 Trusaes of every drtcription, for the cure ol ! Hernia. R 11 nture Ike. f

1 he above arncl.s arc of the best qaalite, and miv be had at reasonable rates. Physicians and Country .Merenants are inviiea so can anu examine tor tn selves. Ca.h paid for Oinsene, Beeswax. Flaxseed, he 1 j-ly. A pnl, 10, ll. CALEB S. BUrlDSAL, WHOLESALE 6 BSfill. D R UGGI $ T. : j SMPORTER of Drii,7s, Medicines, Faints, Oilt, Dee S. nfta. G'.i'S and Fancy Artirle, Anernan, Freueh n.- Enrlish Chemicals and Ferfumeey. C irn-r M itn tud aiiti s.r-ets, Ciuciunati, O March ;0, 1SS 3-ly '

30 GOO lbs WOOL W. ilSeasmi. " ' l-"".urcusiJ:a,ri,i,e eaci-' A ls 10 CO lb. W OOL W AXTKDto mavufsctere by -.he yard the com.:,, l all and Winter, or in e chanrefir wo.ileu Cm.U: 1 .'" 'thur ele.:nt machines in fine order, and canprom.se our customer, a. rockI work a. w er done at Laurel (Jr any other place,) and on a. short not.ee Mps,ib'e with three .ettof' rV,d Vu? .'ii e"??ll' f;-"-s Bianketind Broadfi5 ."J1" -h,f h.wt do.s well, if n,oeT,er. A f r . -.' i r., . . . ..7- ' vaiajiisn.ncntin the State, and at lair fTlc -s. teuhdI".INlIi,l:,IIi,?bmnthr,,lri Pitifully ...iV ,n Sod -rdir after the firlt atfirst of April 10, 1349 K. MAC If i Co. SS-tf T US I' keeeiveJ and P.r aale, a .uptrwr lot of Sm-l-ne .a.,,,. KOGELASD&M-CLEKRT. m Eii a it i sXaVrKEKs L. I KVI' IMPUOVED PL A T FORM COVXTER SCALES. Mant.Jactarf on 7th a-f. 3 doort tceil Main at. CINCIN N ATI, OHIO. frnHEabose mentioned scales are nrononnred by I tiloSC Who Use theln to he anlrri..r ... .i.r .1., c, r be-n able to obtain. Beams and Platform of the ' heaviest tonai-e to l lie more munute (old and Pp-scrip tnu Balimces, and irery Tariety ufcales now in u-e. All of wlucirwe warrant to be equal, if not superior, to any in the L'mied States. Alwass on hand at Wholesale and Keiail. As this is the oldest Establinineiiintliecily,andhas all the paterns forraerlv u"'a' toifet.ier wuh an entire new set of our own latest 'nP131'! improvement. W e llauer ourselves that we eau p.easeaiiwao may lavor us with a call . , - MtD.Vitla X McKEE July J, 181S 2;-i TKRMS CASH! 1. V 31 A -N & It I C Fa. IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Deailers in Hardware and Cutlerv, Wire, Steel, NaiU c. Sisa ot Hie Anvil, So 7 Main street, S doors belo: Pearl . Cincinnati, July .id 140. g'-ly ' TOCOUtfTrlY n S3, OH ANTS. Crockery W.ire, Sec. f "XHE subscriber havinir by recent importation eom pleted his ctock of Printed and Common Ware, would inform those wishing to purchase, that he can now otfer for theirevamination one of the best selected assortments in the West. He feels confident that those' who favor him wiih a call wiil find it to their interest to purchase, as it is his intention to sell at low prices, either for cash or approved pnper. The stock has bien selected willia view to the Country trade, and consists in p:ira of Conimou and Tripled Teas and Tia Ware; do do Bowls, assorted sizes; do do Pitchers, do do da Fdsred and CC Plates, do do do do Raker's Di-hes and Xappies: With a ff-eat eariety of other articles in his line. ALSO An assortment of Flint Class, which will be old by the bos at Manufacturer's prices. SAMPSON, I1SDSET. " CO. No. &!, Main st. ea.t side, opp Trust Co. tank, Cin. March 16, 184J. 20-ly LAWRKXCFS ?io. 1 A XII PURE UUri'E LEAD. The above Brand warranted equal to any made in ihe W'cstcra Country, office No. i Main Street CINCINNATI, O. THK public wu;ld d, well to rjve the above brands of White Lead fair trial as the proprietor is a new beginner in the above business, and consequently w ill eU lower than any warranted brands in the City. June 12, 1840 24-ly DHU(.S AND MEDICINKS. i'.iiHt (li! and V.nrsiish, HHOLESALE A5U RETAIL. M'E are just 'peniiifr a very superior assortment of the above articles, as well as all other iu our line, which we will s-l on the lowesicash prices. ACOoz Suliih ililiiue i .. . ' 25 Ril Sps 'l'urpentine, S00 !ccs pure white had, 0 liul lopal Varnish, 25 do Japan do, 10 Casks Salaratus, 5 do Pearla.L, Hi L'uxes Window flass assort-d &e. Sre. BIRXET ii BROTHER. Corner ef Lower Market and Svcamore sis. '1XCIXXATI oino. Julv, IE41 87-ljr a. uosraBi:oo3i, P LAVE Manufacturer and deakr in tUjje Tool', V hol-sale and Retail. East i.de ti Main, between F.ihts and Ninth su., CINCINNATI, OHIO. July 24 1846 30 If Watkriowt.V.V., Oct. SO, H4l. DR. D. Jayne Dear Sir Ymr Hair Tonic if an excrlU hi article. Many re pec t a Me. perns aho 'V.-r their certificate in favor f your Epectnranl. believe vour ined it-ie.ies are the bt preparatiMni that have ever f.een ottered t the ptihiic, fur vhe relief tf k ra ,r-t,..1 .! Cip tli on -- ..t'rlirf .1 '.a.im f,. s hi.h 1 ijjy Wrr ti. tended VitirKpectoram I think will soon be exclusively popular. lours. A:c. AdrialF.ly. l he ti.llnwiiitr is from a Phvsician and a much res. pectid Cleriyian of the Methodist Society, dated, Mod'-st Town. Vs., August 17, 1340. Dr. Jnyne Dear Sir 1 have been useintr your Ex. pecloraut eatensieely in my practice for the last three sears, and for all attacks of Colds, Couchs, lonama. t, -in ol" the I. unc;s. Consumption, Asthma, Paiu and Weakness of the Breast. 1 is decidedly the le-si meditine 1 havs-1 yer tried. Verv restH-etfoliv your', K V WILLIAMS, M p. siRi:raiaia.s co i (Hi AND OONSUMI'TlVn KI'MRDV. A CF.RTAIV cure for pulmonary Consumption, i Conqhs. Chrome Rronchitis, Asthma. DinlruliT . nrnreathms. Sore throat an I Hoarseness, blesduiR ' iroin tne i.unrs, pain in lite Mde and Breast. Whoon- ! in? Conch, Croup, Weakness and Tremor ol the Neres, AHeetionsofthe l.irer. See. I he most etTcc- , tual and spm-dy cure ever known for any of the above ! diseases, is. 'mORRELL'S COUGH AND COX- - j SUMPTK.X REMF.DY. which is purely Veertanie : Com;oiind, w til itnmediatelv relieve, and rraduallv ! eih-ct a permanent cure of Consumption, Concha or i ' I0I15 s'audlmr, remove inflaination, prevent th' "ortnatiou of lubercUs, dissipateail pulmonary arlWtiout ; and diseases of the Liver, w ilh their attendant symp. toms, pun in ti.e side; cbe-t .Vf; it is also ehVctual in eases of xsthma Phthisic, and Difficulty of Rrcathinr;, arisin? front almost any sause whatevt r, destroys vio. lent Coughs and lloarsenessnccasiuned by taking Celd, pi-evepis fiiitlinr Blond, quiets and ti"enjil,cns the Nerves, purities the bl.Mid and humors, tpves tone to all the durestive orc;a s, rerulatinr; the appetite, and restorine the natural process of nutrition. MORRELI. BROTHER, Sole A rents Sn 1 Co'.lere Row, Walnut street, between Fourth and Fi'.li sis. Ciucimiaii, July U U44 jo-ly. ; Tin Rra. mid Slicct Iron XV A It E. T V1K suhseriher havinc removed hjs shop to the new building North of Price Jfe Lind s store. eii;nts ins thanks to old customers and the public rrnerallv, for their patrotiaire heretofore extended to hiin.'ati I would no inform them that be is ready to ftii-titsti articl. of Tinw are, &c. of the mot suhs'afitial kind, manufactured of the best tin plate, at the lowest market prices. Persons vishinz to purchasc any thiui; in his line will do well to call and examine - ; In, stuck bef..re purchasing else lit te. s' T 1 1'-' s ' VTf i IT C o i vi I l" . lso t-instantly on hand an assortment 01 tn"s, .5 j ' ,r S'""". J" Ten Pta,c StuTe. mn,ch olJ c ... . . .. U.Ail kind, of Job work done up wtth neatnesf , V,A "'"P1"1"- Copper, Brass and P t take in s .-..a:!e ...r iiu.iit. j..,.. .1. rvv.u . lS-34-ly j aPtBBLS. Prime No 1 Steam Salt, forsale hr O f HITT II HAILE j May 6, 181 19-lr i . j I.C.NEWTON,. J. SHARP. , W KITE WATER C ANAL S FLOO KINO 311 Jssji AND 'ARP ENTER SHOP. South side cf Third, ictmoen John and Smith st. CINCINNATI, OHIO. NEWTON ft SHARP keep codstaiitle'on had and L I for sale, ready worked Jloorirg, scsh, blinds etna ro - ttczs ant aoors, ot all oiacnpitons. 1 O.-dera from a distance will receive sromp attrn-ti-sn. July SJ 1843. 2T-ly. I 15"3TrTET Tbe bijkest cash price will be yAi fo t'"wheat;by HI l""F tc nAI'.U - I Erjoksni'.e, Jbt30IS45 ' a.7-2 I ' j - XAir-s. : -"T f KEGS assarted. For sale br stftJ A.DVHiJir r v..v.i. 4i '...; f, :

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.t,HOI-ES'ALK DEALER IX , GROCERIES ANOrROniTE8VCAvAD,',':.rf"rV,, st..F:nh w ,fpf ci,,..-V. ?""a' -J' 'ns, BreiwH, asrieu r rulT. - REFRBFVr'i.'a. eideS8,!'-' rT -,.!? Co,, Hnt;h. ft Stick : e Wm jl v '"V"- Cipemn.t,.-, ! John.: HilUbrt. o .fctw., jr, Ussfes m. Ma so, is4 W Mr T srw Corn. -jZrV:.1 Market at the Pump Clvriwixt TTA E Constantly on ,,.nJ I uJ.nl iiTL "ortment of F.mil, n . "TT. ... hieh they will n kf W"" qaaliuea i. . ' WiU wholesale and t-iiit .v- . ca-h price. tl-Iy. - cn THOwas E. OaeKTrisLB, April 10, IR4S '"-',-,l-j-Vl)NNAri PLOUGHS L A. MILLER'S warranted ploughs, "Sloou'.-s ttern. for salt by ' - IlANKt.IN TilARPE v.a,JrCJlaMakep a,l1 Jcwenrr HTf;rA St.Suth Side hctveen Mace i Via, Cf X CI X V 4 ' o

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i.Z i tuexchauge; Clocks Watch Si Jewelry repaired.. April I,iS4 ii. au ix ix lis. u sl a a a TA 4 OVN'CES SulpV quinine, just received AJr nd forsale by C. S BIROS A L, Corner crMatn and Fil ta sts. Cincinnati. June 21st, l4i. 7-I joiIXIIs,"VAlt(iuiiAR7'" Attckxey t Law, " Brookville, la. Jan. 10, 1813. 3-if, OLD KS rAHMSllMKXT. ISviJ. CincLnuati Venitian Blind Factcry, Vine Street, oneduor Forth oj Stjcth Street tut stain Jrfioinint the Hty Scales. "7,tEREis kept on had and made to erd-r all H V kind sifKANCY COLOR ED PARLOR UL1NTW.' Warranted equal to any made in any other place. Mylonc; experience and uiitquailrd patronage is su ffi eiei.t proof of public opinion. A enitias SHTTTCns .ifai.y description made to order; Paints mixed for family use; Blinds repain-d er excuaned to' suit windows; ShadeCurtains huug. All orders punefmllv atten '.-.ti - . . jl.MESM'CORD. Cincinnati, April 10, 1346 15 ly. John Grifllth. Gunmaker. NO. 279 MAIN STIICTT fivftvv ITI KEEPS constantly on hand double and single Har. reled Shot Guns, Rides, rifle Barrels, looks fee, - 5r..,rri iwmicniDi materials lor uu.uitk., uuns and pistols repaired. - ' Ap"l tJ, 1S4.&. 15-ly. BUY: BUY!! Yrot-'R Goods at Snllirnn s Depot of foreign ; floM mestic Dry Csoous, for he has e;ot a larje, cheap and general assortment. If you call once ven will he sure to call often. Quick sales and smalt profits is the method he has adopted. A lare a,s..ri inent of lt.uinetts, always on hand. Remember 257 Main st, five aoors auoe bixth, Weatside. Cincinnati, Ohio. . 1 IV 1 JSQ. 15-lr. W. Ia. HUDSON'S Improved Rifle, J'o. I West fourth Street CI NC1XX ATI. M 1 XL' FACT UH Eli. LI. Rifle, Manufactured hy W. L. H. with his improeements are w arranted 'o shoot ten cnis-cutie-shots into a three feet circleat 40 yards, or a quarter of a mile distance. April 17 18 lo 18-ly. LociuYsjoii & no'iiorr,' Manufacturer and Dealers in ' Stoves GrateHoIlow-waro, Tin-waro Ki Veil r. r fiTiviTiTi f.' aSouth vest corner ot Fifth and Hare Sts., Ciacin nuti, f . The NEW, PAT 1 EST HA THINti AI'PAUA 1 V5 ki.biuaiiiilacttind at this establishnii iit. Coper, Tin. and Shiet ri.u Work dane with ur-ai. Bess &. despatch. u " April 17", 144 6-Jy. IaUKE KKVT, Clock and Watt li YI.i!.er. TEWEI.R1. Silver Ware and Spectacle Manufaetur er. Diamond pointed if dd Tens, ,Vc. Sj.o.2.18 Main st between ith and 6th Clileiurati, Ohio. March 20, ;Sa. U-ly. BRUSH STORK. 104 Main street, between Third Fourth Cincin-utt BUTCHER AND McLAUGHLIX would respetifully invite MKRCII.VNTS iSt DRUGGISTS to call and exnine their aortmca;, it b :ng vet y large, &t greatly ' ' RKDUCF.D PRICES. From onr lonij experience in the bru-h irniifarturinp, we feel confident that our stock wiil bv luiu .1 .i ti-ictory. and that uckhailbe ble to cuit all,. t-t the most fastidintiB. March a27th 14-1 y. LADIES A X) GEXTS WIG MAKER Jk HAIR MlVl'I'ACTVHrl No. 2J, East Kourth, near Sycamore st. ClXt'IW 1 I KEEPS always on hand and makes to ordei . in Hie most faehiouahle and 'durabh- style, l.auies -.i Gens Wis, Scalps, Fronts, Brat.ls. Curls, Jee. .Vl; willhesnld cheap lur cash, at wholesale an.l Tl.i:i!. I invite all those in want of such articles to give him a a call h fore piircbain; eU.-w livie. April I, I34tl 18-1;. 1 af-yKECS Pure w hite Led f 50 l No. 1. do. Jut nciv d and forsaleby - RICHARD lYNf.it. Bniokville, July 1st 1349, 27-iy U BEX EZ IZli XV IS XV K Lla'.S STEAM-PO Willi Looking til ror';.it5 AD Picture Frwne Hlnmifudorr, 1 17 . Main Bt. ('incin"a;i. THE above articles can be furnished ir. as f-'"d atyle and on as reasonable terms as at any of -li--Easterii Cities. An assortment of l.okin tj ias . -.y ways on hand at holesale dnd retail. N. Ii.--tiltl Frames rtilt plnls re.s-t. STEAMBOATS $ HOVELS Fnrm-vhed at tlie horu st noi;re. March 27th IS43. 14-ly. FP.EXC11 BURR MILL STOES. rl HR.ADl'ORD k Co. may be I . found at work on tin c.i'itei Walnut and Seeoi.d sts. Ciu'-"'itiiiii. and are prepared til fur.ii-ii InSj-e.. Burr Mill Monet of a j"Mli superior to any esiablibineiit in tite Western Country. ALSO The renuine Pu'eh Bull inr Cloths Enker bra;il;; See. e Mill Irons and Wires, Plaster of Paris. Jte. ' ALSO French Burr Prtab'e:.d Flourine Mills - ' ' ' ALSO 111 bMs calciucd Rafter of Pans. (jy All woik warranted of the best i-juaiiy June 19ih 1843. - :a.-;y. 1sarafVOALLS Hollnw-ware. of iheb-t qualiII 11 V ie. Just reeeived and for cule liv - r v - ,. KOUF.LAND & M'tLEERY. June J4, 1146. 2-wle BOOK STORE AND STATIONARY. 'JON ATI. VNT J R U F.T.LS" ROOK STORK, n Main, 6em.ee a Eighth and Sir.th Streets. A General assortment of Miscellaneous, iiiantt. and 1 School Books, Stationary, ice. ic. Cincinnati, July 24 1843 JO-lv. Guardian's Sale, VfOTICE js hereby givinE that on sh 3d of O tober A."D. 184S at .t Town Andersonvill. in Franklin County, I will eiposoio public sale tbterrst of Harriet A Wilson fceir of Rufu Wilson .u the following real estate, to wit: one liooae awd lot m the town of Andersonviileinsaid Coonty and also .n eleeen acres of land adj-imr.r said town. Term-j.r sa'e one half cash in hind the baiianee in six months, twcj.rdbyfte.iwid aeem ,QS LTVrs. r..rdLnm it Barrier A WiitO'n. Aogmt irth Vl4f. " 34-w PsKSltaE. TWOIotiuBrokvill VitS gwelhr.s; On the bottom, theotiet-..1. bill. a.-. .i.v - rtitt. a.; s; 1: ituaoiii.i.c tin