Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 43, Brookville, Franklin County, 23 October 1846 — Page 3

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Grand Division. The "rand Division of the Older of the Soni of Temper auce for the State of Indiana, held its annual session in the Di-j vision roon. 01 inniam Division "No. I in I . . - ..I. this puce, commencing on tne i nn inst. , 8nd adjourned on the evening of the IG.h. J There were a number of Representative j r.n .,,. n,.....r ... I""C4 v , ad never did we w itness a more harmonious deliberative body. It was but rea..n.Wi..,.BnnrPhood. 1v.rlir11l.rlv from ! nious delioeraitve ooay. it w as nut rea-1 unable u. apprehend, particularly from T , r.h-M , , ,t the inlancy of the Order tn tins State, that 1 II . t I i .. n ...t.il.l . . ... . I .in nl K 11. with discordant views of the different sub.ects that must necessarily come before ... them; & consequently discussion in which passion, rather than reason, as is too frequently the case might possibly mainifesl itself. But it was not so. The brethren seemed to bear in remembrance "that lie who ts slow to anger, is better than the nighty and he that ruleih h's spirit than lie that taketh a city." More unanimity cf opinion upon so many questions as were necessarily considered, could not prevail tn any body. Much wis done for the con tinued prosperity, permanency, usefulness and progress of our Order. And great as has been our progress heretofore; having in the pan quarter more than doubled the number of Divisions in the State, we ssnguinely anticipate from this meeting a still greater increase in the present quarter. The Order now numbers in the State about 1000 members being an iult. . T rj k . a , .uuuim since me last quarter, rui T 1 f iliifi nnmdor lint . v t . n .. ... .. : . I .. . i I . v.. ..... uut o..v uatc uuiiiicj the pledge, one of whom s;gned over but 4 expelled and but 1 has died; and w hat t , ohu mui we would especially commend to the noticeoftiioe who form any cause my be markable fact, that out oftheOOJ who have been initiated made acquainted with all .-.i . ,, , . -the secret ' that pert .., to the Orderhowever various their political or religious opinions, nut one has withdrawn, though i , ,;. , . . at liberty to have. cone so at any time.The following are the officers duly elect ed and installed, to serve for the ensuing year: C. F. Clarkson. Brookville G. W. I. William Ilaunaman, Indianapolis G. W. A. E. II. Barry. Brookville G. S. D. P. Holloway, Richmond G. T. G.Chap. L. J. Adams, Madison G. Con. Thos. Neely, Muncie Town G. S. rp, . Ihe next session of the Grand Division j ii to be held in Indianapolis on the second ! Wednesday in January 1817. j J The R. S's of the several Subordinate! Divisions, throughout the State are res-1 npr,r , , , , pectft lly requested to forward to the G. S. immediately for publication a notice of the tinij and place of their meetings, with ! w- --! 6 ' I , . " j A.l communications pertaining to the business of the G. Division, applications ; for Charters &c. must be directed pot ! Taid to E. H. Barry G. S. Brookville lnd I . i The following Brethren uere elected i to Reorent ts- f . in r u j w Represent the Ortnd Division of the ! "ai:o. inuiana, in the National Division j T'7. l viz: 1'. G. W. P., E. II. Barry. P. G. W. A., Dr. John Priichett. G- W. P., c. F. Clarkson. (;. W. A., Wm. Ilannanun. Three additiunal Charters were granted I ' thp n r a r w ... ' the Grand Division at its late session. - l wo for Madison-one to be called Neilon Division, No. 31, the other OliveUranch Division No. 3,-atid one for NewAlbany, ,obe called D.visiun No. 33. Every arrangement hi. h j tot the immediate institution of these Di-J. vi.innn. j .. i ... ! in i iien iney shall have been orEanized. thr wr.,.l -e vs. eanized, the .hole No. of Divisions in the be 31. being an increase since ""ly lastof!8. Districts. "'the purpose of facilitating thebustns.jfihe Order throughout the jurisdic"on oft hi, Grand Division, the State has h!d off in Districts, and a Deputy G. P. assigned to each District. The fol',n' are lhe counties composing each ""', with the name of the Deputy P-J Ponded. The commissions will be made I uandfo,warded in due time:Wne and Henry-John Pritchctt. j T jette and Union-James A. Nelson. ! ''anklin, Decatur, Rush-E. II. Barry. "earborn and Ripiey-Jacob Morrison.' 6 Jtzerland and Ohio-L. J. Adams. I person, Jennings, Scott and Claike I 7 F, C sanxay. ' '0"d, Harrison, Washington and Jack8 vson-John Peyton, Jr. ! aderbnrg, Poey, Gibson, Pike. Wai- j J'ck, Spencer, Dubois, Perry, Craw'ord and Oiange John Mitchell. " l)0X. Sullisran t:,o., IX , I 'in, Lawrence, Owen and Monroe ' - V.VS.I.S, unless, mar "Onn U. DefreCS. I !ffr f'l s- . . . :

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, Clarion, jiaiiiMin Hancock. Shell v. Jthusfin, Brown, Bartholomew and Mrgan-Willianr Hannaman. 12 Fountain, Warren and Montgomery M. II. Hi iuninp. : 13 Tipnei-anoe, Carroll. Clitstr.n. Richardj ii:e, Renton, Jasper. Lake, Porter, ! Siarke, Pulaski and W hile William ! Robinson. ! U St. Joseph, Laporte, Elkhart J. II Orr. 15 Marshall, Kosciusko. Fulton, Casa, Mij ami and Wabash J. B. Davis. 1 18 Delaware. Randolph, Jay, Blackford, j (Irani, Huntington, Will, Adam; I Allen, Whitley, Noble, DeKalb, Lagrange and Steuben S. W. Harlan. Shin'sreck and .. nf Life ..Inili;in. 4 'J nigem 1 , r . .. . "as ocea receiveu 01 tne snipwreck of the briS Rie""', of Boston, and the loss of six "if". I,ves1'. n ll'e e,eof l1!? ,5lh a"d "ih .V.1" . 'eal Western was ex-1 p)lseu. newasirownonlierbeamenda, the hatches burst off, and filled with water ! i- 1 fi . i immediately. Mie remained in that situ I ati"n lw en,3' niiniiten w hen she wore ,ound ; cu'a,r'' remained in mat situ ati,,'n J" "''"'"e hen she wore ,ound anJnshled - completely ditmasled, with nolhing remainjn on d"eck and a I ' wreck. Cant. Small his ma'e. jml boul 13 years of age, together with two boat steerers. shin keenpr nnd I f 1 I . V. U I weie drowned in the cabin. Snmn tv A r J drow ned in the forecastle, and otheis were ashed overboard. The survivors remanied on the wreck for 10 days, and all the provisions they had was about half a deck bucket of bread, which had been soaked 43 ours in salt water. They were rescued by the Minerva, five in number, two boys having died the day before. The poor fellows were mere skeleton, one being delirous, and would have died during the night if he had not been relieved. COHMERCIAL. Cincinnati Harkets. Flour. Sales yesterday of 60 brls canal, 47 and 30 brls railroad, and 100 brls store att7- iXhl hrl. .. t .. Q t, , 7 81.5.4 0, tnj brls canal at 3,4;l00 brls store and 300 brls city mill at 3,10, a furtli-!. eradrinco !a- 'fi,.n, q,. .., . eraavtnee AISO, on Change. SO brls at J,o, .'IM brls from store at 3,80. 150 from railroad at 3.75, 4 Kl do city mills at 3.3, delivered; 200 do at 3,85, delivered. ,rAy.S.lee of 10 and 100 brls at ID.. !:j j i i . , . nr ... idc; anu iu orisai i"to: oris Irom j r',roaa' l ''c; 87 do from river at l$Jc; i 2'"p0 Jom ?"n ,1Sic- f lf 4 , , Pork. Sale on 'Change of 104 brls ex- ! tra Clear, 103 do Clear, and 1 13 do Mess iat round. 'packed, 100 hlid do at 29 10c, packed, 2 ! hllt!a Sidesat 4jc, hbds extra, 40 hhds i prime city cured Shoulders at "J 0J narkI led 8 hM$ auoulJew at :ic, a,,J 4 d , sSs . at 4Jc, both packed and delivered at the r,v"' 0 , . , Lard. Sa! of Ift br Is No 3, at 4.6J. 100 brls good No 2 at 5.23. ! C.ieete. Sile fjr sliip.njnt of 550 boi exs at Glc. i Lard Oil. Said on 'Change of 14 brls ; fa'l made at 5c Hops. Sale of 1 bale new crop Western ; at 25c. ; Lead. Sale of 38 pigs Gaiena at 4c. ! 7'ar. Sale of 2J brls Carolina (largesize) ;at S4;00: j Tobaca. Sile of I hhd Laf at 2jc ii,i., a.t ,,r ill I o ii i MolaSSCS. hale Of 5 brls Sugar House I i at 40e. I .V , ft C,l f tVl k.!. t.' l. . t , . ujic "i sv.'j ui is ivtiin w n:t ,tn i ai 19C;60 do at I8lc; 124 do at I8q 1,60 do.in lots a few days since, 19a20r. 'ff Iron. Sales of 270 tons, in lots, at $28, 6 in.is, 5J do at $27 5 mos. Col,on- Sals8 of 20 bales good ordinal y 81 S?'J 'T . , r Potatoei Sales of 330 barrels for sh pment at $1, l0i500 bush do from wagons a. 30c. 'ff ' 8sx ''CT8:t: ir. Si ife of the Hon. James Shields, dee'd. The deceased was a native of Berkley county Virginia, born in the year 1781; emigranted to Butler county, Ohio, IS01,' and ,,ne the first settlers of Paddy's run '.J1"6 she liveJ resPec,ed '" beloved by 11 er neighbors and acquaintances, a fr'e"d U the p,ir' chiritmhle in all her acts. und"r went ma iy hardships; but blessed w ilh a no!)!e milld anJ con9tit,Hin. raised a large family, all of which are - . l I S . ... ... I IVj ing loved and esteemed by her children tieariy was a memner ol the Presbyteri an Church fur many yean. Hamilton In telligencer. The Union Connty Hsdical Society; J " a., i , vll i lie til M iJ I Ml - M- The memhe" ar all requostrd to hi Prrstnt ae nil imnnrt ant riiii..i;,xr. ; i ka K . 1- . ii tUC9UUII 15 IU 171 discussed. Physicians, and the public.generally are invited to attend. J. A CARVER Secy. Oct. I5th, ISJ6. NOTICE. THE Stockholders of the Rrookville Insurance Coinpci.y are hereby notfied that an election will be held on Monday the 16th day of November 184o, I in nnwsfiiir, sue utu ve o. Mi ci csispiDT. between .1.-1 . . i i . n . . . - : Brookville. at "" uf A- -M- m. for the election of directors lor .aid Company, it being the tenth an--psti' , ix mini; nir ieiiin annual election, in accordance with the provisions of the Hifivr. 0. TYXER, Pres. Geo. Hon. so. Sec y. Brookville 3w, CAPS, CAPS; HATS, UTS, Case. Men. Moskrat Caps; do do and boy'. Hair Seal Caps; do do do Otter do; do do Cloth fur band do! do do do Xavy do; do do Glazed dn; do Boy'. Cloth do: do Men". B B Coney Hats; do do Fash, do do; do do do do; do do do Anglo do; do do dn.xiuskratdo: do do do Cassimere do; do do and Boy'. Sporting Hats. The above will be sold low forl'ash by W. S. HOWE, No. i Pearl st. Cincinnati, Oct. 1946. 4.1-ly. Boots, Shoes & lirosaiit," Cas Men's calf hair welted Boots: do dn kip pegged do; do do thick do do; do Boy', do do do .do; do Men's and Boy's calf and kip Brogans; sio toutn . no tlo do; do Wamra'a lace ISS stn Lin un.. do do do Gaiters of all kind & qualities; Ho hf do do dn alu; do do do do do do kid Slippers and Buskins; do do welted do; do Goat d-'t do; do Laced Boots, do welted ties; " vonqren s anoe . ni an ueseripiions. The above i-iuul h . ' 1 1 ... 1.1 . . 1 . ..-.-.-. r..r..i do by XV. 5 HOWE, No Pearl t. Cincinnati, Oct. IS45. . 4J-ly. 3YlT.?r?xt4rK tf'7.- c"r Rroe"'; '" Cincinnati, Oct IS IS 43-iv. . S. HOWE.

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M - .US T RECEIVEDlotisfi Wnifii'Gtiitri; - I do do Kid, welts, furred; And Tor sale by w. Sk. HOWE; No J Perl t. Cincinnati, Oct. 1849. BROGANS .- Men', Kip Brogons, iu ceived and Tor tale by y S HOWEX. i Pearl it., Cincinnati, Oct. 1S4S. ' 43'.,. The Cincinnati & Cambridge DAILY LIXE Or pjf!fc-H7 ... ON THE ; JV IIITK WATER CAA L, I. v.. v- tunning us rerular trioslL.r"r'"?h'vhite Water Canal Basin every day, rL.ft ' P 'rr""e t Cambridge next dav in me arternoon, where pawnger. can alwavs find Korrand cariufe. in rea.lines at Mr. Kewr't, to con. vey Ihrm to any point they may desire. Vhtlgn modfrate. iieturiiuip. 0 LEAVES CAMBRIDGE LEAVES CAMBRIDGR - - "yoruin?,.t7. - eio..k. F.re through, ch ,r V?:?" u's b?.r4' Ior pre pp'' i mciu tK,ey, v tuie utt. r Canal basin, Cincinnati c. s. axdiiews & Co. o.ii.. 'iVX" Executor's Notice. HE umleriPned ha taKen out Letters of Ewcui lorship on the Rotate f Xel-m Kibbe, late of the county of Franklin, d cead, the E.tate i, ..) vent Oct.h,S4.. it'DAll ,IISCKLEV.E.-r. T Executor s Sale. " HE underpned Executor wilt offer for nte oil .li. tL ?r r KOTl'l,nil Spriupfield town- ' !i Pr v . kl,!l C",,1U '", H the personal proper- ! kl"fk rT." K'bbe d'".'n ll"- rm ors.rih Kib- i be thefollowitparticl -tto wit:Two bead of H.ir.es i ai,d Cqrn jn the field, &e- l ern,, made kno the d,y0,,s!e. JL'DAH HINCKLEY, Ki'r. I Oct. 9tb 1349. 41.: I TONIC FEBRIFUGE. noic ktlOltn iu the -nnir-f". Fever :nid Ague Destroyer.! nnc pru.rieur ti mis uniaiiing rented v, aUliourb U perfectly eonciout or it. meriM, have hviitat. d heretofore in h ralriinj it to the public at a certain and infallible cure. They have waited until the number of kcurv it effVeted thould of thtmelt i ipeak to theutandt ofitt merit.. Aud now the Jiat ha pone forth, we have letter! innumerable wantinr it by the dozen, certificutet unsolicited ipeakin; of woudt rI Xow their heaitaner ha vanished, and with j A TIlUUSAXD il'ITXESSES ,r,jr ,rnd J? C01"0 '"epo.ed to ti,; felt d"rV' '" d, n,on hk triumphant tbrourh. j out the length and bredth of the land. 7,'" i,oor,,v"liJ'w"h h yellow countenance, hit hollo -eye, hiuhatterod constitution, and totteriui .tn. may blame u for this delav,iu keep.ne; lonl 1 frum h" ' which would hrrivi him back ! n! waeS",'.. bril,ant '"d I Hut we preferred aitiiir until tho.nanj, sh'mld ; xnuiiii ii ui ns la a voice iri-sitible, demand it of u - .itm: mi us mat it was wrong to hide our lieht under a bushel; 6 rant nperject cure if the directions are followed. It will not olllv serve as a run bin mm MmnUt. . i - ..... ... ..,vhk.huihi vumpieie preventative; and those who are about easting their lot in the variously clirnalctl regions of the west, would do Well to provide tlteni selves with it. It is useless to say mote on this subject. Let t),e doubtful Thy it, we are well willing to abide the consequences. I fit fails, we are willing to lose our character as merchants, as honest men, but we know it will succeed, and that thousands will look with grat. itudc towards the proprietors. F'or sale by , BIRXEY & BltOTHK. W hoiesle nruggists. Cor. Lower Market and Svcamore streets Cincinnati. Ohiq. ' FOVLSLEY & Co., Druggist!, Indianapolis, la. E. PERXEF, Mount Sterling, Ohio. And by rctpeciable Druggists Jc Merchants throughout the couniry. Druggists and Merchants of Indiana wishing the agency in thrjr several towns, for Birney't V'ci mifugc-r Birney't Tonic lehrijugr and Rimer's Indian i'rge oite PiUt, will addres Himey & Brother Ciiicinnaii, .O immediately post-paid-Oct. 13th 134 , 42, tf. JAYXFS HAIR TOXIC The efficacy of thisile. gain preparation in restoring the growth nf the h:.ir in bald places, is truly wonderful. Where the hair has been worn off from the top of the heaJ. by the care, less practise of carrying things in the crown of the hat it is generally considered difficult, if not impossible,to restore it; but it is found by numerous examples, that the Hair tonic reaches these eases very promptly, and effects a complete cure. Krery gentleman (we say nothing to the ladies, it being a fair uresuniotion that their hairisalways in full luxuriance, at least it alway. seems ,)e,ery .rentleman who find, hi, hair esowiur too thin, or becoming lonm. slit.itlil ..ia... . bottle of Jayne's Hair Toiic in his dressing case, and apply it with a free use cjf the hair brush every morning. The result w ill be a full, strong ami healthy head of hair. The cases that have fallen under own observation warrant us in fully asserting this. I'.'eek'y Mtf tender. I he above medicine is for sals at the Drug Store of; itt St llailc, HronKville, lnd 42-Jw 1'ekiii Te 4;oni.-)iiy AHK subscriber onlv agent for the XEW YORK u PK.KI v Xr s rnMPXvv e... ik. i...:. . ..... of iheir Teas iii Cincinnati, is now reaeiving a full Teas imported by this extensive company, pot up in I lead wrappers to preserve their aroi.ia'nf 1 J and I pacKages, varying iu price irom 40 cents (o St JO per pound. This Company has an agent nf great experience in China making selections Iron Storks grown in the best distrietsi and so assured are thiv nrilu.iiiinnnn- i.f their Teas that they pledge themselves tn sell none but a pure and superior article, and at prices much j lower than ever before off. red in this market: and to j ill all cases, hen on fair trial, they do not prove to 1 be, what they an- represented, pledge themselves to I rbtirnthe m0nky. Merchamts Scpplif.d at Rroitbo PrCE ' Tbe subscriber is now receiving the folloAin-. ' ClltUCE KVMILV TEV-S. ; Young Hymin, SYc?t Cargo, j rtn do fine do. j do do extra, do. ! do do Silver Leaf Golden t'hon. very superior, Hyson, rrry fine, " 'unpowoVr superior, Imperial fine. Hymn Skin fine fragrant. Ne Plu Ultra very suprrior, Plantation Oolong do Souchong good tine flxTur, Hnurhoiij; very tine. How,! ttii mixture, very fine , rnu x tower-1) Successor to J. J. Holmes & Co. feIodcui. building corner uf Walnut and Fourth Sis. Cincinnati, Oct. 7th 184. 4 J-3m. Carpcnteis Tools. Potiblc Fore planen; Siticte do d; Iuhle Jack do; Single do do; Pouble smooitintj do; Smtrlc do do; O roving do; Ceilinj dn; Heed, assorted site do; Rabbet do; Sash do; tireeian Ovals do. Just recent d and for sale low bv RICHARD TYXER. Oet. 2d. 1S45. 41-ly I.idi.iu.i State Jo tr-ial Is publislied WEEKLY at the fi.'low- : nstternii: j 1 copy for $2,03 I 5 copies f.u 3.00. 3 copies for S5 0i) 10 copies for I5.0J TR I-WEEKLY, per annum, $.i,00 SESSION PAPERS. i Will be sent dunng the session of the I next Legislature, at the following terms WEEKLY. I I copy for 3J:50 j 4 copies for ?00 j TKl-W KKLY, , i 1 copy for SJ.73 4 c.ip ie. for .S'2,00 t i Pa) ments to ba made in l! cae in! 'advance. j j We ask for the "JO 15 EX A L" an extenri..: ... ... ! si in ti us circulation in some degree ruin n.ensuiate with the increased expense u! ; labor incurred to rejidei ii worthy of the j patri-nage nf the people. Con:ivi"tial j and Legislaiite proaeedins will be uitli: given accuracy i promptness, and nil tht- j latest news of the day will be found in it t columns. We a.-k each of t mse wh i nre j now subscribers, to send us at least one ; j additional name. Address. ! JOHN D. DE FREES, j I Indianapolis, October 7, 1846. 51. j JOHN H. FARttUIIAR, Attorney at Law, Brookville. Ia. Jan. Ifl. IHUl. ' 3 if.

Aominisiraiors Notice. Irli? r uotice. that he hu obtained .-HZ".! of the Prob" Court of Franklin eunnt,I.,d .. dnnnf, vacation, letter, of arfministraHod, ..d , the fc.llate ufThonui McDowell, late of d fount y deceased. All prrmm having claim. against ! Estate will present them, and those indebted will plea.e make payment. 1 he Estate if probably Sol- , JAMES HARTLEY, Admr. Blnokville, Oct. 17, 174V, 43 3w.

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XV"" ''le 1st day of October 1B4, and if they arc- not I taken out prior to the 1st day of January 1J47 they will ' be sent to the P. O. Department as dead letters. ! biizauetn Avers Henry Adams Ely Adams Elias Adams David A par Jonathan Anthony Courod Apjar Enoch Bilk, r John Benton Jas. K. Bsrkinan Thomas Beiiurt Danikl Butld W. II. Boiiscll I. Bleiker Spencer Ball.l-y W. M. Blackligs. 2 John litst-iiet Francis M. CarseaIsaac Cooksey I.. U- Covill Anderson Cate K. P. Clark Catharine Clement Clerk 2 Mathew O. Criset l Wr. Cj mble Oder C-Ian Mr. Dresmak 2 Jas. Jones t Ja. C. Jones Win. Jacob Jsihn Frauc-is Elemmc John Knoer Jesse Kilirore John Km-c-ht Jas. Lott.tr i Wm. R. Larue Saml Lytic W. B. Messier Vergil Mill.paugh Saml Murphy Q. F. Myncke Tlii.Tt Morr Robt. Sere Geo. Ostlieiter j Was Payne iVter Pnfeoirle e. w. Koiir 2 j Geo. Hason ! Win. Roberta ) Lafayette Mom : Jas. Siuawly j John A. Simpson j Mrs. Mary Simmons Mrs. Anna Smith ' Mr. Stevens llioin Dillsrd W in. Dude Jan. Dallar Thorn D.t-ry Walter Evans Lewis Green Eans Mrs. Elizabeth A. Esterbriok Mikle Fnple 2 X. C Foster Srott Glisson I Lefl.ird Thompson Stephen Craig A. Tucker r.icnor I'mocr Jacob Venter AdamVcUy J. White M. A. White Robert White ; Bethiha Whetrler ' Win. Wiggins Esq. Jacob Weuger I Alace Whiimire W in. W hillock ' A. W ieAt Parker Wise j John Zthiinv 1 Rev. C. E, Zoble John G Gripes Jas. Hackstone Wm. Hanbly Miss E Harret Benj. Harris Ma ha la Harlan Hamann Ilortinau 11. H Ill RTOX, P. M October 1st utrt. STOVES! fcTOVKS!! i TOIIX 11. FI DGB, dealer in stoves, Tin, Copper : and Sheet li-on are; nould respreifolly infurm : his frieiuls and llie public generally, that he has ca i hand a full and complete assortim iii ol Premium ' Ceasing Srwes, ofutw and beautiful patterns, aekncwicdgcil to bc.the most perfect siove now in use.-, j They are conveniently arranged and too well known ' IU rvti4irc loillllicm. ALSO, Tin, Scven.,tlate anil Parlor stoves, nf new and beautiful patten., which he offers fiT sale at the lowest prices. Those ho wish to purchasers are respet (fully ut uru to can ana examine tor themselves. I J L X0, A large and splendid assortment of Tin anif Jipnnncd i warc.iuadr Of the best .if Ttn-plati St-ive Pipe Brass Ki ttles and II iue Spouting, alt of hich wil) lie sold Irurjor eaih at his Shop ou Mian Hurgess Street. N. B. Wheat and flax-seed will be takeu in exchange for stoves. J. H. F UDGE. i Brookville Oct., 1 184$. UOIIMS! tVOIlMH.'! U OIIMS.'U To remove the trouhlesom.' anl dangerous inhabitants of the stomach and bowels, which soeftcll impair the health anil destroy the lives of children, use Jaj ne's Tonic vermifuge, a certain and safe preparation for the removal .if the various kinds of Worms, Dispepsia, Sour Stomach, Want of Appetite, Infantile Fever and Ague, and Debility of the Stomach ami Rowels, and organsof Digestion. l'vei,a(el by Javnc, Xq Suutb I Street, Philadelphia. j SKIX DISEISES are often owing to a Scrofulous j Habit of body, and in order to effect a permanent cure, i the original eaqse must he removed. Jayn's Lir.- Preservative, cue of the most pleasant articles ever offered to the public, has been found not only a cure for Scrofula, under all its multiplied I forms, of Cancer, King's Evil, Goitre, White bneling, Jce, but also to remive th- disposition of teiiden. ! ey to disease of that class, aud all diseases origiuating from obstruoiions in the gl tods or pours ol" the skin, or from iinpurity of the blood or other fluids of the body, Prepared only by Dr. D . Jayne, Xo. 8 South Third street Pritadclphia. The above medicines are for sqe at the Drug Store ofllitt ic. Haile, Brookville lnd., October 2d 1846, K 40. 3. DOMESTIC AFFAIRS CHARLES FORBES. .Vo. 3J4 Main, f datrs irere 9,, St , cf fAe tiru cf The Red Flag. THE Subscriber has the pleasure of offering to the public, the very latest improvement, direct from New York, in the Fiji.tok Stuvh. This h'Xtf OF STOVES has driven every other Stoveout of the market where-j ever it has been introduced. It is simple iii its operamm, beautiful in design and for.n. not liable to get nut , nf repair, mutt perfect in its oven, and the most ea- j p.icious in its furn.ture of any Stove of i is vizr ill the j market. It requires very little wood and is easily managed. Any person wiio is a jude of stoves need , but to see it to he satisfied of its greatsnperinrity over I other stos-es, without along arrav of names to rccom- ' mend it. It will recommend itself. ' He lias also the HOT-AIR COOKIXG STOVF I THE COOK'S FAVORITE do RELIANC E PREMIUM. do I Also Bucks Patent Siov, Si. celebrated for its oven, SAo,i and Parlor Siox-et; Tni and llollow.lt arc ere. I all of which will be sold at prices greatly reduced ' from llie last season, For Cash Only. Those in want nf a stove win certainly lose nothing, and may save 4 or 5 dollars bv ea ling uoon the sub- ! scribrr. at .Vo. .1J4 Main, S lixori Aeoie Sinth Street. ' at the 47X OK THE R Ell fLAtl'.! A n j stove sold by the subscrihsr that it s not prove ; fjiial lo the representations given of it, mav lie re- ' turned, and llie money will be refunded. CAAS. FORBES, Agent f or the Mannfarturrrx. Kirt'i, of 1 in. Copper and Sneet-fron Job tusr rfooe rrith praniptituae and fidelity. S. lltl.lll.IUll, AOIISl Z3(U 1ID. 35-lv. LAST NOTICE. JJi.VVlXG moved fnni the county, t have left for s-colleelion all my notes ith George Holland. 1 hose indebted is ill call on him immediatelv, as lurther i'ldulgeuce cannot be given. JAMES STOOPS. September 14th 1344. 3s-3w. CO-PARTNERSHIP. SHK undersigned lisve entered into partnership for k. the transaction i.f general Con.iuis.i.oi and For. warding business at New Orlsjaks, under ih.'fi.mof SPENCK r t. I'A R D, and solicit a share of the business uf Franklin and adjoining counties. ROBERT SPEXCK. THOMAS GCxRIV few Orleans, uust, 18H. jd tf. PROSPECTUS OF THE 3IOXTIILV FLORA. THE publishers have the pleasereof announcing ihe entin- completion of the pn-liminnrr arrange, ments, and of pi eseming the work o the puliiie: 1 he rr-s..urces at their command, enable them to guaran tee that its meelianic.il execution will be full equal if not s.iperior to that of the first class Annuals of the day. The illustrations areengrai eil and rul ired under t'li ir null soperviMiin, and xillb,' prtiuiens of the pngress..f the pi rfertion to wh.ch a -t has attain. d. They offer it with the fullest confi.l. lice in the support aud approbation of rvery lover of the sci nee; and not to such sl uie, for they hope to m ike it su attraetive as to iin-e all 10 sin iy u uli .1. In!.:. "I be Linnieau System of cla..iric.itiu is aJopteil. as being on the h..le the best f..ra popular ami standard ll.ttany. Ia the descripli.ui of each plant, the h i. uuical and common twins are fu-st given, succeeded by the artificial eiass aie.l order, and natural order, wilh the generic and specific characters in th.' English language; concluding with its rrneral appesrai.ee and history; its meaning a an emblem in the lanruage of flower., and appropriate remarks and anecdotes, spiced now and then itha gem of song. A strictly national feature of ihe enterprise is that the Publishers have been fwr several years engaged in collecting i.riginal drawings of ihe W ild Flowers of our countr) . Two ofthess' and two beautiful exotics, ith a tri e, and making five plates in all, accompanied by ten pages of lettetr-press. will comprise each nun. hi r. Ills of quarto si.e, with illuminated and colored cover. Tile publishers have ensajed llie sers ices of Juhn B. Xrsvuan, M. D , as editor, a evutle nan well and favorably known for his littr.iary as wril as srieniifte w riliug;so that nothing more can be desired in point of accuracy and plea. ing stj Ic, in addition to the flow, er plt- ami Kl pxges of lcltrr-prcss. in ihe W num. bers, they have, by request, rngsg-. d the editor to prepare a 13th number, containing an intrcdyction to the S.ienee of Botany, . h.ch siillbe illustrated by over ?.0 Engravings, and furni-hed to subscribers at the same price as ihe others. The thirteen nu:nber. will furui a volume, containing the pl.les,of 2 15 pages, un'quailed by .ny!tiil;rtcf olfer. d in the I'nited States, fir gorgeousni s of illustration aiidntiliu asa wi k of popular science. This years" v.ilum will be roni. p'.i and sent in order as ear ly as Decern j r, 1345. For favorable notices uf thi. wurk, see the periodical, of the day, YAa'vfS Per year, 12 numbers, jn advance S" 00 - siiih IJtb number, 3 is I wo eop-es sent touue anrlrcss 5 00 A lib. ral disco,,,:, made to An nts. All enmm tinications inusi be addressed lo the Publish.-rs, LEWIS & s neee suuscnptioiis still De reeeiv pli.d. Iron, Nails and Steel 1" w l.nS Sligo Iron assnrte.1 sir. 15,0Oodo othr brands tlo tew) do m-rican blister steel. 2O0 Jo English du foi do Ca-l do 40 K gs Nails o d 1 Spikes. Just received and for sale )..w for cash be RICH I R D T VVr.R. Bro-kille, June .tn t4- 11 It LA WW'S aVe.

LCase new s,yl Printed Lawns J ' ill Lace do Guirhain " 1 Caiton tl uniet Lawns' all e.ilrj.) .t.,. ree.n.f) spW : i.fthe he.t and m -st d.t-wW' ; 1 At I. .1. ; ;. ai d r . t.ssl hf on. v I Xkl.

CALEB S. BtTRDSAIi, WHOI.B8M.C cc RK1 All. d it u g a i $ y, IMPORTER of Drna, M.-slicines, Paints, Oils. Dye Stolfs, Glass and Fancy Articles, American, trcneh and F.nlish Chemicals and Perfumery. Corner Main and Fifth s. reels, Cincinnati, O. March it), 14J 13-ty

.500,000 Bashels Wheat Wanted, i I f I1HE Suhicriber having purchased the entire in- i JL teresi of C. G. W- Comeys, in the Miami Mills. I TTl al all times par CASH, and the highest mark-1 ! Sriee for Wheat delivered at idt Mills, which are the j rst Mills at the head of the Canal. i j S. S TEHBKT T BARR. ', I I-awrrnceburyh, Aug. 15, 4S46 35-S. ! II. II. IAXDIS, j 1 Coli and Va!ch Repair ir, FAIR FIELD. INDIANA. w-jRorOSES To keep his shop in Brookville for one i : I month or mow; during and after the sitting of j : the Franklin Circuit Courts, lor the purpose of re-1 pairing Clocks, Watches., &c. His shop in Brook-' vine, win He in tneiront sli 'p oi .ir. nig s simp Aug. IS 11145. 34 ly Administrator's ltfctice. j . THE Vndersigued ha- taken out letter of Adiniu- , isirauon on toe estate ot Jolui Draeese l.t ol the I County ofFrauklin dtccan.il. The estate isiusoU'e t. j j UHS EXOS.AJin r. Sept. 17th ISIS 3U3w ' 1 Administrator's Sale. rHE unilersigiud Administrator will oflVr Rr ante u on the 17ih day of October, in Springfield Township, Franklin County lnd., the pemunal property ut John Deweese deceased, on the farm of David M'Ca ; the following articles to wit: Corn in the field. Hay, Farming utensils; household and kitchen fumiiur.! Terms made known ou the dav of sale. JOHM ENOS, Ailm'r. Si pt. 17th 1S45. 31I-3. . TEILUSCASW Ij Y 31 A & R 1 C K. and Retail Ds-allert in IMPORTERS, Wholesale J Hardware and t utlerv. Wire, Steel. Nails Ac. $.11 ol' the Anvil, Xo. 87 Main street, 5 doors below Pearl st. Citiciimnti July 3d 1H44. -Iv DRUGS OILS AND DYESTVFFS, TJIRXEY Jt Brother are just receiving Hi. ir Fe.1.! ( ! , Medicines, Paints, Oils II nukes, ef-r. ff.. Ctmsislins of Spirits Turpentine & White Lead. I.in.c.d Oil Olive Oil. Caster du. Lard do. Sperra do. Copal aud Japan Varnishes; Window glass of alt sizes; Vials and ftottlcs do du; Regalia and Havana Cigars; Prefumeryof all kind.; ranry soaps and Bears oil; fiperiq Candles Winan's rotin) matches at his p. ic. s; Fahnrstocks Vermifuge; Procter and gambles s aps; Glue, indigo and MadUer; Dyvsmffsof all kind..; Essential oils do do Mason and Hallirs Blacking; Irtmon Syrups and Wjpes for itt,iii;r Ven. Red and Red Ltd; Leiharge, I'mhcr, &c. Ac. X. B. Cash pain for Ginseng gnd 5lees-ax. Corner of Loiacr Mirkct a-itt Sitramnre. CIXCIXXAT1, OHIO. September 3d, 18 H, 3-I'. Triweekly Sentinel VScustoman, ihe proprietors of the Indium State Sentinel will issue a triweeklv sheet during the coming session of the legislature! The be,( f n, . porters have been engaged exclusivelv for this paper aud no pains will be spared to give the fullest, earliest and most correct intelligence on ail subjects. The paper will be uf double medium sir.e, (saiur as Itie weekly) and offered at one dollar the session, jn .11 eases in advance. 1 he proprii tors would reipemfullv solicit the aid of (Urir friends in procuring subscribers, as a ver heai y expense is necessarily iuvolved during the session. A. Jr. J. P GA Aj.(Vv R CON'K LING .V CO.. WHITE LEAD MANUFACTORY, Court Street, east side of Hroadicai. rTIHE impn-ss;on hat gone abroad that the a So re firm w has been changed, vthich is not true. The old lir.n of It. COXK.L1XG cc Co. still continues to minufarture best pure White Lead, and at as low price as can he purchased any where. Also Xo. I While Lead at less price. Al-o Vinegar for familv nse, or for tnanii. factiiriuc purposes, in quantities to suit. Our oid customers are requested to continue their patronage and new nes are solicited to trv uur manufacture. ' Cincinnati Sep. 21 1S4. ' Xi-Svi LUKK Iv EXT, : Clock .tnd W.-ifch iTfaker, : t EWEI.RY, Silver Ware and Spectacle ManiifaetiirJ nf er. Diamond pointed g Pens, Jcc. , . SIS Main st- between Jih and oih C lucincaii. Ohio I March 20, 1S4.1 U-lv. NEW f.OOOS. i THE subscriber is just receiving from Philadelphia, Xe York and Haltimore a large and splendid asnrtment of Dry Gomli, Hardware, Glas.var., Boots and i Shoes, Hats and Caps 4c. ,c, in which may be found I l.e following, with many oil er articles: rroal, half H'ool and Cotton Ccrcnr, Mftnutn T.ekingt, ; yanaganxrt do. , Coarse and Fine Bra. M'isUnt, " ' Blrh'd do. Apron Checks and Horn. Ginghams, i Tn'ilr Cloths. Cotton and Ltnnen, ' Musquctoe Barx and Grass Skirts, i Mirseittct Quitlx andCordra do. I Irish Linens, Cam&rirf, Plain and Fig'd Jieonett, j ftrren Braise, Pla-n and Fij'd White and BCk Bohii nrfr, AlaparaAirans, Woolen, Damask, Plain-Fig'd and Err.hr d Silk Shawls. I Cotton and Silk Warp, Alapaea Lustres (Bl'k and ' Brown.) Ladies' Cott., Silk and Kid Ccvrr, j ' "H-orst'dand Silk Ifh-te and Bl'k M ils, I I'mberelli, Cotton and Silk Paratols. Plxin, St'iB'd, prd and fig'd Dress Si'it. ; bonnet Silks, Bl'k, aud I anry Satin and f civet Perl, ings. Hi t, Blue Mir'dnnd Cadet Coarse aud Fine Clvihr, m A-., Blue , steel Mix'd, Blue MWd and Co.;. t Sat- , ti'irrx, Bl'k and P"il Cassimeres and Onld Mi.i'd Tnr'ds Blur, Mi.l 'd. Cad, ! and Vi ip'd Kentucky J.-ant, ' fiirnitin e. Fanry and Lose Priced Prints. Plain, Fig',!, Stnp'd, aud Prd Bonnet Riban J.; I'luin Pink, Bufl and fir-een Qmgi,aiur, Mutlin De Lains, anp Fancy V ers Ging'ian.s a id La lens, ALSO. K t:ves and Forks. Pazor,, Seurhes. Sn,rhe S'leaHt. Buit! and Scre-.i s, Collins Axes and all kinds of Hardscire. Molasses Decanters, Salt Cellars, Plain and Ftut'd Tum'jters, Men's Coarse Bmant. Kit) And CnT fl-r rr Shoes, Ladies' Boots and Shoex.Kid SUpperiand Chi s Boca, Strait and Florence Braid Bannctt, Sutria, Bruth. Beaxrr. Fur and Ashland Unit. , Mm'xand Boy x Fur, Clcth, i elxet and dazed Cd.iJ Scr. Sr. W hen the subscriber eomm need writing this advertisement he had some notion of enumerating ihe lirgrr portion ofthe articles svtieh compose ))it stork: but fin.lin; it impossible, he invites the public lo call and examine for themselves. He assures his t u.tomrrs that his goods will be sold as low as thcr can be , to n-ht at any iwint on the White Water Ca'nl. and at t'inciniiati prices For Cash, R l VNEK Brookville, July 1st, U4S. ' 27 ly.' TAKE N'OTICI? 1 HE SubscrilM-r eicj:ting to lease llrooksille about the J5th or 23th ofOctober, would be gad In fll bis house and three lots near the MWtkod.st Ch.isci.. ' A Is, a family Carriage and a boggy, and some hous,.. hold furniture. He would prefer the pav neiit dovn. but he could wail a while for his purcna.c money. '..s.e.sion can be given as early as theVQih of OriolH r. , liouldthc kuusr aud lots not be sold, tbrv will he .. . rent. AI.I.EX W I LEY. Brookville, Aug Utb, ists 54-tt E. F SEVBOLD, J. II. SMITH K. F. SEYROL1) &Co. ! )1.'NE and Edge Tool Manufacturer, and theaters ft in Hardware generally. No. 2i Main St , beI I .seen .tth and 6 th sis. CINCT XX ATI OHIO t' x u v (. . 1 . . . . 1 , ! ! i'l '"5. !'.T?1, ..B''1, '"'" .AI"J ' ""I-

nuow,'t(.,p,;,'i 'V 1 ,J,riP'i"". Courriec.'s knives and rtriers, Po.k Cle.--- - i f j i " l-'llt ". Bookbinders Shears &J., made ,0 reived and agents sup-1 ur.!. . on ,(,, ,.lotu.,t notice,

i July 14 1847 30.ly.

! JOHN h FOR II US, ; Tanner, Courrier & lttorocco Dresser, I No. 226, Ma.11 Street, between Sixth and Seventh I CINCINNATI o.llu W-! ERF. tway be had cheap for Cast j'" satifartnry ai cepianct s, a yrne.-Jl avir'n? -nt of FIXISHEU LEATHER Cur tan sole lea her, X. Y. Red do; Philsdrlpl.ia . calfskin', city tan do; Red and black man d 1: Goat j skin shoe binding. Deer dn, Iaimb do; Red. blue an. , bfk skiver. Harness leather. Skirtings do, Briiilr do; White lining Skins, Pink do. Yellow do; Men's hunt : Morocco, L.dita Gloss do, do undress do; Upper leath. er. Band do; Kid skins; Hog d , Kip do. Buck do, Pad do, B.i tt' goat Skin, Bark tin skiver.. , Bookbinders Leather of various kinds. tT' ASH given f.ir Hide, Cjlt llv r, and Sl.-in . sc.'...-. and W-ort. ' 1 .''lis .1 J ! .s-'-le

Brandeth' Pi lit. V -i dozrtiof geouiue Brandeth's Ptll. just n erised t-t and. for sale by EI.CaA.RD 1TNER. lirookrillr, Oct. 14th IJ4S. 42-ly. John Griffith, Gnnmaker, XO. 179 MAIN STREET CIXCINSA IT, KEEPS constantly on hand double and single Bar. reled Shot Guns, Rifles, rifle Barrels, lock te., Ai.oa general assortment of materials fur ruusmith,, Gxns and pistols repaired. April 10, 1148. J5.lv.

buy: buy:: Yol'R Goods at Sullivan s Depot ofTorvign Jt DoX niestie Dry GsmhIs, for he has rot a large, cheap antl general assortment. If you eailoi.ee v0. will be sure tocall often. Quick sale, and sma.l profits i ,he method he has adopted. A large lusortmrnt of Honin tts, always on hand. Remember 2S7 Main st, lie doors above Sixth, West side. Cincinnati, Ohio. April 19, IJ45. li-lv. W. J,, HUDSON'S Improved Rifle, j Xo. I West Fourth Street ITMTXX ITI MiSUEACTLREH. 4 LL RiAes Manufactured by W. L. a. with his im- I .Pro,urnts are aa.rran.ed to shoot ten cuusscutive shoLs into a three tevl cirrleat 440 yards, or a quarter! of a mile distance. April 17 1S46 16-!y. j jLOCKWoOD & IKHIOFF, Manufacturer and Deuh-rs in Stoves, Grates,lioIlow-ware,Tin-ware KITCHEN FURNITURE &r. S.utk ire.f earner of F't'h and Race St,., Cia'innati, 0. l-K- W W HIT 1 L V 1 O ITUiVf . i.n t. . t - aUomaniifactiared at this establishment. j Copper, Tin, and SUset Iron Work done with neat- I tin. ii despatch. j April 17. U46 iWr, 1 -

IhosiasK. Greenfifi d, iio. I. Wi.vcHXLi I Xo. Jai4i,n st.. CIXCIXX ITI rTrr' fisl'CCIltieI(t & WillChcll. LT" l'?w" n,arket pr.ee paid for . l afAXUFACTURERS or plain Bronzed and Orna- ! nmiV- P" CrtI'r V 13 ' t ti, :Y1 mental Japanned Tin-Mare. Also Robinson's . j,.- . .,' Celt Lratcd Air Lampt. Corner of Pearl and Walnut! 30 ty

Sts Opposite Pearl Street House, CTXCIXX ATI April 10, 1846 li-lv. OLD ESTABLISHMENT. 13J'J. Cincinnati Venitian Blind Factory, Vine Street, or door Strth of Sixth Street up stain) Adjoining the Jay Scaler. U7"HEREis kept on had and made to order all kindof FANCY COLO RED PARLOR BLIXDS. Warranted equal to any made in any oth,cr place. Mv long experience and unequalled patronage is sufficient proof of public opinion. Vrxmax SurTrsits ofanv description made to order; Paiu'.t mixed for family use; Bindt repaired or exchanged to suit w indowsV Shade Curtaini hung. All order, punctually attended o. J iMtS M'C JRD. f'.nciniiati, April 10, H49 U-!s. IIARmVAltE WHOLESALE AND KF. TAIL i i i ""EALERS in general. Foreign and Domestic Hardware of a.l description.. ptr-ae call fr i satMtrtclion on IILHUKH k,at M.im bit wren fetti and 9ih urevM, 5 door from comer of S;U street CINCINNATI, OHIO. July 34 30-ty. 3l7& C. COOK tTAMUFACTCRERSof Tin. Copper and Sheel !f I Jron wares. S. W. Corner of Fitthand Plumsis., C.VC.VX.jT, OH0, They keep always on hand a genera assortment of Cooking ami Ten Plto Stoves, w liic h they will tell at wholesale cr retail, at tbe low. i st prices. Purchaser, will do well to call and examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere. July 24 1S4S ' Jij.jvD10X BIRXEY. mvinn. BIRXEY. I.IRAEVsfc 1SROTJIKR, Whole 84 le axd Bctail Dkcggisi's. AXI) DEALERS IX sn f r 1 srr - s srs . xaints, Oil, Varnish, and Dye Sttifis, coa.VEB OF lower market & srcixcif (TKEET5, H'l t'I'l .ww.w w.msta. LSO Trusses of every description, fir ihe cure of Hernia. Houlnre Xte. enoia. Rupture &c. The abeve acticb are of the best aualite. ar.J mav he had at reasonable ratej. Physicians and Countr r f Merchants are invited to call and rxar. int for tbeiu els'es. Ca.h paid forGinseng, Beeswax, Flaxseed, &c. April, 10, 1845. 5-ly. J ROX and Salt a fresh supply just received f.-om Pittsburgh, for sale bv HITT k HA1I.E BiukviHe, June 30 1S4S 17-ly oO afBBLS. Prime Xo. I Steam Salt, f-r.s'.e bv HITT It. K Ali-E May 6, 1S46 W-iy - a HOME MANUFACTORY. fT S. II. PARVIX & Co.i QUEES CITY HAT AXD CAP STORE Xo. 3'5 M.iin Street, Four Doors below Ninth, CIXCfXXA TI. OHIO. SH. PARVIX & Co., having recently b lilt a large .Manufactory immediately in tbe rear of ihe.r store, would say to any and all .ho may wants good and cheap article in their line, that they are preparcu o nil auy oraer at tae shortest notice Also, kept ?"h",, tarr ortme .,f eeere kind low for cash. They don't only say that they c.n compete, with any in this place, but ,jt-lf thrnietves ti "niptru. "inii. pr.ee anu q..a-. y, .ny estabiMhnuiii ui jf i'iii siantiini in tne at urn cities. Mer .t..i win iinu it ni'ir uiauiatTi' m ri I ailQ CXBIU ine for thtmselves before turths:n-risebcrc. June 24 iS46 30-!y New Fall & Winter Goods T H. BL'RTOX h.sjnst received, r-ady for the it J. fall trade, a new and suitable assortment of! Gooils. Such as cloths. Prints, Sheetings, Shirtings, llonts and Shoes, Hats and Caps; and all the artu lts usual in a g-wd selected ass-irtment of D-y Go-d. Coder the operations of ihe new Tariff, goods have i fallen, and he respectfull invites his friends lo cat ' and witness the benefits of good Gossrnmsnt jml I cheap price.. ; October 1st. 1146. 40 .4.-. I" CGIiORX and Palm Leaf Hats fir sale he i i HITTSt HAILE. April. 1646 28, ft I Fruit Trees far Sale. j ICJF.VF.RAL Thousand Apple trees, engrafted, nf J j fgood size and very thrifty, ofthe very In-st vane- ; ties that can be found in the country; from the earliest 1 j to the latest keeping kinds. Also aiiont a doti n kinds I of Pears, of the choicest kind, .. veral of Inch have j ; been selected from the Cincinnati nursery, early and' ; late. For sale hy the subscriber living near Fairfield, ! ; r raiiKiin couniy inutana. j NATHAX'IELBASSETT. References, James X. M'Ma nut, Abiiah Iiuliois. E. j D- Crookshank, living ii Fairrield.s j X. B. Fall pluming is particularly recoi-mrn.!-d. j Sept. 24th 1S46 41-J. From ihe Phila. Public LcuVer. 1 1XJPORT. CURE BY JAVNF.S ALTERATIVE syp: have hren informed by Mrs. Malisu a grandW tla'jphter of old Gen. Wayne that sh sutferetl ' for a nuoilK-r of years from the eroi iii of a larg.- Go ilrous Tumor of the throat, which, besides grewtde. form it y. produced both a difficulty of deglntion, and of breathing. Indeed, she says, the pressure upon llie windpipe was .0 great as to prevent her from sleeping 1 in a recumbent position, and often suffocation appear, ed inevitable. She also labored unoer several indtspo. ' sitioiis from Liver Complaint and Jaundice, with a ' horrible train of nervous affections, lor hich .he comminced the use of Dr. Jayne's Alterative, w hich she took rernlarlv for six or seven eeks, with an occasional dose of his Sanative Pills. nd her general hialtb as thereby completely re-e.tabli.hej, and now precciving some diminution in the size ofthe Goitrous' Tumour, she was encouraged to persevere the n.e ; of the Alterative until esrrv vesiigr-af the painful : tumor was removed. We lliink, therefore that sttch an important remedy should be more greatly known. I 'Ihe above medicine is for sale at the Drtiff Store of. Uitt jc liailr, Broukville I:id. 4I-J w j China, Glass and Queensware m-s-EXVLY Imported Xow .n hand 400 package, of 1 qnesns.are, consisting .i Flawing blue disning, ta and toilet a ate Boquet -- Blue Corinth do XV Lite do do and da do du and do do do and do do Rli.r R.ts'd Ficd dr do and do do Blue, Pink, black nd btowa twifflers, Muffins,

10. is, 1 11 r, " ".it - - -. K. ltr.d dishes bakers, t ifrlers si.d xluXns; C do do plates t sutlers, and muffins and nappies; B Is, Chambers, jugs, ewers and basins; 'feas aqd tea mare; Cbeiia plates, twiflers. Muffins, dashes, bakers, bowl,, Jo., ccrud basins, tea ware, plain and s-.-roiia teas. Colored jutrs and howls; Painied twifTlers,niiifriisf bow .s and common teas. ALSO 30 packages c e ware, French shaped, cunfistinsi of 10 packages C C Verona teas; 11 do fluted plates, twitters and muffins; a do octagon dishes and baker-; 4 do H.xagm jugs; do versiua bonis; 6 do tea pots, sugar U crea,ns;Washmgton 6 do toilet ware Fiuted, M SO-5 prks. china t. sets, JJ, 34 i,d ,3 pieces, 3di iinh.n.lled china teas; ALSO An extensive stock ofBinl glassware, eon.lstingof aiiart. pint and pii jars, tineturs s, and saltioo.ths: Fluted and plain J pint and p.nt molasses Pint. pint, t pi's ml' t S-'1' P"-". "-"I and plain tumblers; .... 6 7, .lid inch covered bo. Is and d.shes; a 7 and 8 inch oval and octagon d,.He-; ft 7 and 8 inch footed do !..; Cruet", st e.as. oUt. P S". ; - die sticks; ..rHouse lanterns and match ar.-. The ab-'re goodn rWei wxth r.fer.-neeto the '"ouew."-' repacked a. Eastern price., with c.ist ..rrrpor-tatioir 01 tfHlzrr f""5 b Jtr nt l4 Mmn Itrrl. . r - Kl .

r.AWRE.CKS .o I TV WHITE le n. tJ "u2?n'l ual v made tue Western Country, ofet:c v. ;,.; .V, - ,

nXCINXAl l, () -rut.- : ... . . 1 of .."'.r nni do wvti to rut .. t j. brejiuM im ik k... i ! . mnit as mr ir. lit" w . ,T oo'iness, ani e.ii.W Ji,u. sell loaer than auv virr.t. j j.-.j. . " . June 11,1846 DRUGS AND MEWCINES l.tint iiiU and Y n-.n-J, W HOLESALE AXI) ,Eruk WE arejust f penh.g. rm sUp r;.,r ,.,... nf the above article., as Hell as all nti,. r in. u-.r ..e which we lll seil on the lowv.tcaslt iir'c.a 5xi ii Sulph Quinine Ii Bal Sps Turpentine. :oo Kegs pure white 1. at M Hal Copal Varn.-h, 2S rl Japan d,s lCCa!.ks Salaratu. S ds Ps-ariash. J00 Boxes Windou r;las assort .! Vr Ar ,. ri miiNKT r Kiio r tu n Covui Tof Lower Market and Sv.a,..r. ;. ci.cixrn oma 5s3 Jjlv O. ROSKIiKo M. PLt'. Manmariun-r and Wholesale and H.-tail. d.altriu .!; I East sides.f Miin. W.swn Fich-s ,nd Ni,.tH. t t t,NtiNNA , OHIO. Jutv 54 l?t i wu,z a rrhTc vsTTT j wheat, ht I Bruo,',r,I,," iuut 3 U i ' pr'ctHit 1 l til K. W. BALL ALT, W-irrriOLF.SALEanJ KcU.I IV.v'i F.,c-',.k French, German and Amrr.eau r,.yt,..i( 1 fai tuner ..i.uini-ui., IUU eaL,el ."Viai.c Stasre Line for Cincinnati. V n weekly line of Splendid 4 h. rsr Coach. . his been put on the road from Brookville to Ci'nou' nan-good learns, new eoaches-car.J.U and sU-dv driver, have been procured ' The well kpo n character nf (he ui.ipneim-. ,, ir d.-tenmiiaiioii to run th;. line in t-. ti. r ,n e a J tun than it has ever been r.n; t:ie low la.-s: a il' wc h. . secure a portion of the travel. ur J. & T. VCOII.IEI Julv3CIS45 : AC. l-o. WM. IIKP.YORTH DEALER IX HIDES, OIL AND LEA8HLK. Vomer of Main $ 'SVr ;, .it-; CINCINNATI, mil,. JuU 51 1845 ?? It HATS AM) ( v rs. a keep eolistanily on band an assort u-m ..f Halt and I Capt, made of good materials, of n., uw n inanufar lure, and will sell at fair prices. I lit i itiei., ,.' Hronkville and vicinity, hen visit. ug the city are i. vited to give n;e a rail W M . ti . L . W M K x f IXo. 120 Main Sires-; doors abuse the Coiumrrcia Bank CIXCIXX A II. April 10, 1315. 15-tf N B.W :( OS. TUST w cei.ea by Ex-prett from Xer York a lsrge and splendid stock of Goods suitiile r il. - N.ring and Summer trade. Consisting in part of I! I k ft W hit. Fancy Nets for Caps. Caps ft Xet do. do. I'iaia Brussels. Laces 4; F.iltrings, Bl'k Sc. While M -chlin . do do. do. Gempure Th'd Wrought Laces ,V F.drins. r..itoll&Slik Itlusloll neis l hreat I. aces A. F4giiigs Bobbin do do. Linen A: Cotton. A iarc lot ..f S?!L 1 C lures i: Mitts, Ul'H and Wliiu- Cotton do. ALSO j .'rennet. Mu'.l, Swiss, R Kk iCsmtirtc xt i.Iins. i e I 1 1 Ul.l. . ..OL I - - . - '. , .ti wi .inc. uiivrni irir I 7 A ctv p. fc we-ouid respectfully can the an, ,-,.,n n) c,urry Merchant, visiting our City, to n.ir,iw,, as .r are Constantly receiving Goods rlmct from our House ia Itu East, and are selling at excel -.ling lo pric. . i Jas. 11. SHAR P, Xo. II East '1 liir.1 Sires t t inbiiuti ct- k u v t. c . , . . ' t April 17. 1S44 W V .-V IV I . IIC. J . .4 -el.i. lr.'.v WisSTERX HOTEL, 8. E. corner of Court and. Walnut str e' ts, CLYClX.Y.l TI. i s It . v KI.I.I-. KS will find satisfartno' s. c"i&-K..t-! tions and moderate charges, carriage bftvrrt si.H good j .tabling. C. I1B 41)1 El, fill. March M, ISIS. ll-Iy. f.-varrrr-r. I XhZ IV KSTA ft LIS 1 1 WE. XT. i The First and only one in the West i !. i n : x ( ; cr ho;.vi.k IC undersigned. srir a Ions; pr p'r.iti-tii. ha n!t tt tpe!i d iw huloa't- Cl'ithinr M.p.e on ihnU Eii , l4 oppt.site the Htnrie Huti-e. wher- he tn(-i' and n i'.l coiistantiy keep on hand a lar and m ral assortment t,f rtnly made s-.isuti:iLii, (1 -:hi:i- :1 1 maiinfac'un-d in thi city, and r' up at to tU aud orkTiaiishii and iu:iiity, equt if n;t sup. riur to ait; house in the Cn:t ti Slt . He fully r. ,r-, ut supply ail demands in this line, aud bees l- an m dns- ; ,hc ,eIlti0 of he public to hi. pi. . u ,4 c0nuy Dril.ri.re paccia.'v i, (. C ilV vtt d to txan.iiic and r4Lice the tfIfc: 'hcj will find Ihrm b. i t r nude and as cheap as ihoe inanufa.tur d in t;,f Ks'tt-m Ciiie. 1 hev can now save nme. irmbi- aiI expen.ehy purchasing of the ynd r.irmd. fU S M WPP Third S.rert, So. ii. tpltes'tr th, He-irie li.ii', vixvixs.vri 011m. Ma;.Jf'.,24, J 1, ... UODD'S FASII10V.BT.B HAT STORE, Ut .lain Slrrei, tiisee roops bclo'?7 ryitTTi STTFtt,' HicmsiTi. The Hat ia arknow'cd;ed to I an iint. r,-t o! itoft: lliercfore il becuinut lnU-;e.u j ... l. 1. witere a genteel, w e'l malc a-tirle r.o 's ,e j.ur j f Invite the citizen, of llrwokvllir, a- d it-vwinn., who ny trint Cincinnati, to rail .'id esaniin. the quellty, Mylo and til.lsh of m hats ; hsHvf mad. dcnl that I can five salisfarUon. Wm.. IJshIiI. i. C. CI KK1B- .1 I'1! r. CUUKIF.& HAYI)i;. WHOLES O f DEALERS 1 v i HOSIERY, GLOVES, TIUBlJIiriai?, I A3.ll V.UIIKTI Oi.tll'S ALSO. CUTI EIIY, CLOCKS. HATCHES, (!i:hvax Silver .U v i fv stt . 14 Xfam S're.-s, bwee,i uii A XV is; se. Cincinnati, I'eb. 13, t.s 1. "i D IT II 31 E Cj. WHOLESALE DE LI."- IV Clor!., U;lf!i'. .?vv."5ry AXD WATCII-xt S.KER'3 'TOOLS V MATW . ' S, fsiOXSTAXTLY on h inr?. : .-xteiu.w a.: . i ,. ut n( Fine G.il.l and Gill Jeei.,..;.l .'. ' S-ee Spectacles. Gold and S'.ttvr Levi t .1-' XV r -e .el.es; G. l.l and Silver I'eneiis. Spect.K le ;'.is.-s. Vi.diu Rlrinrv, Percussion caps, Pi.ic.ls, h.r., Ki.ises, Scissors A e, fvc. So Si West Ffftf.-s Street CI .vei.v.sjn. Mir I, iii n ly. JOXIV O.IIOU'L WO. Attorney at Law, brook vn .i.e. THAYER & KNOW LE S HVO LESA L El) EA EltS I V Str.i v, Leliorn, 4V S'.'itii L-ef Owl; AUtt HolH l'--r Vo. St Pearl St CVf.VV J. April l4. l-if. XVOOL a... Miaed Carpetin j ju-t ree. ive f. -nd fs.r ite bv 1I11T V II ML". Ia lyX 11-ly. CINCINNATI TANNEifV. A. 31'CAIIE. LEATHER STOKE AND M N r f X'" I i ' V. Xo. X52J Main St. between ml,a -h C-nr-nti-ii. 'lino. KEEPS Constantly ski b.nd S'.le.l fiwr. Kip auii Calf of ihe best quality, all of . hirh fe ..lls.il as low as an;' iber fernin iuilie yc.. f t'b ps!. for Hides Juiy24 l45 f 5r Snlr oe Rriit, 'F.A!l toaens oDand adioinitig ": . f orp ri n the ' west, forraerlv known as in and .out of p.rr id" Flat of Ml. Carmcl; iid out by .1. i S. S fsaus. -. 4. good dwelling house, wi-h several apawj-wts. Kitehirn. Stroke bouse and Cellar, f'srri is- htujss- an 1 Stable and other oot dwellinr.. .vh.ir of .to hr.s ing young appl- trees, 20 of .hich are ot selr led rrai,s. several ktud of chitry trees, a nun; of p.-eh ire. s. also pear and pltimb-trt-rs A v.r,.'r. of .hmber ta'te. fully arrane-d, and a eonveiti. hs rxceflenl writ of aier. F .r ter.os, eAwuia-e ut ax. sr-t of the sub. srrihe. FH.NCI9 MOXFOIIT. Mi. CariB'-l, Sept. 6:1 la.i. 37-'w

W fVrri, ! M B Ciert. XV. sc 0,H. R. V bU?i vcMof.KAf.E ev i:i;:mi, :,ir.KJ?i; t.'... 1?. Lower Market al Hie Pur,,., f.sr V X '. UAVF. Constantly on hand, a W "d ieni-rl S-s. sorinient of Faiuil Cirmerie ur jhe bi.i'qualitie, vtiiek ihey ill .ill io'.' xaly :;;;d is 'ail, al the lowest ro-h prin .. I-;-.-.-. : i:-ly.

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