Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 6, Brookville, Franklin County, 5 February 1847 — Page 3

jjgltfn 1 antatatanetaaaaanaaaal Turnpike Meeting ,

Pursuant to previous notice a meeting of the citizens of Urookville and vicinity was held in llie Couit house, on the veiling of the second of February, to adopt measures for the construction of a Turnpike road from Bidokville, to interserl some one of Ihe Turnpikes to Cincinnati. Geo. Holland , Esq, in the Chair and Jno. D.Howland acting as Secretary. On motion of John A. Matson, Eq. Rcsolred, That the Commissioners named in the act incorporating the Harrison and Brookville Turnpike Company, be requested to meet at New Trenton, on

Saturday, the 6ih day of February net; and that a committee of three bo appoi.rted to wail upon and inform them of Ihe action of this meeting. Messrs. D. II. Burton, Theodore Ptirsel

and Daniel Jones were appointed accordingly. On motion of John Wynn, E, Resolced, That the Commissioners named in the act incorporating the Franklin Turnpike Company be solicited to meet in the town of Brovkfille, on Saturday, the 6ih day of February next ; and that a committee of three be named to acquaint them of said action. Messrs. John W ynn, Joseph Goudie, end Abraham Boyd were appointed said committee. On motion of C. F. Clarkson, Resolced, That the Commissioners of both the proposed routes fee, and ihey are

hereby, requested to report the amount of

stock subscribed, to an adjourned meeting at the Court house in Brookville, on Saturday, the 27ih of February.

that crcVis were sMied'ium the Navv Dr-nment,m ihe 4th inst s for the purchase of four hiifstT srhonners, to be

cor.tertcd into bomb vessels, to carry each

a hundred ten feet in length and ten inches calibre. They are to be from 250 to 300 .ons bin then. The purchase is to be made without delay, and the necessary

alterations and arrangements to be effect

ed with the utmost despatch. The desti nation of these vessels Is evident enough

A ship of 500 tons is to be procured right

away, to carry vtores and munitions for

the use or these bomb vessels. Two

steamers, the Bangor and Aurora, have

bee n purchased, and will sail for the Gulf

tinder the names of the Scourge and

Scorpion, as soon as some changes are made in them. Events of great moment

re brewing. A. O. Pic-

Mr. Folk and his toadies, Firklin and

Thompson, says that Gen. Tavloris to

blame for not proseculitig the war with

more vigor, and they demanded of the

Democrats in the House that he should

be superseded. This was denied them bv

a decided Vole. The people in turn, de

mand that Mr. Polk shall be superceded

b y some other President: and he may as well prepare to leave, for in Nov. IS18,he will be served with notice to ytu't. "Let

him set his house in order."

SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

COIinERCiAL.

(ireentburgh Ditition So. 49.-:C. H. Test, V. P. or Wayne Division No. 2, visited Greetttburgh, Decatur Co., lnd..

some time last week, and laid bcfoie the

citizens of that place the principles, him and object of the fcUns t f Temperance, in a spee rh in the chnrch. Twenty-four rerpceteble citizens signed a petition for a charter. The charter Was granted on Monday last. The G. W. P. or Deputy w ill organize the Division some time next week. Judge Test it doing efficient labors in this philanthropic work.

Cvrtfor the Fever and Ague. 20 grams

salt of wormwood, 1 ounce of red or Pe ruvian bark, 20 grains Virginia snakeroot

lobe laken in 3 doses, equally divided

mired n a little small beer or sweetened

water. First dose when the chill comes

nn feAInni) ff in Iah at

fin nft (Art nf liilin 1 1 Vmnh Tr I

, , , dose in fifteen minutes, Resolved, That a committee of three be .

appo-niea oy me v.nair, 10 awati on me Illinois Canal The Sangamon Journal

Directory or the C'rterain, Oxford and of the 14th inst., stale that since this work

Brookville Turnpike Company; to ascer- has been uader the new direction, 504,

tain what amount of stock said Company 000 have been expended upon it, and that

are willing to subscribe towards the con- the estimate for its completion exceeds

strection of Ihe prepossd Franklin Turn bye trifle ST07.000. The Journal says

pike road. further "The bondholders will bo able

Abraham Boyd, Joseph Goudie, and to finish the work for ahout 1,800,000 dol-

Jacob Lanlus were constituted said com- Mars being about 300,000 less than the

mittee. original estimate: which ii helivf.l

The meeting ihen adjournod until Sat- be effected by September of the present

urday, the 2 ah tebruary. year. The Canal has a surface or 00

GEO. HOLLAND, Ch'n. feel and a depth of 6 feet. The Illinois

Johx D. Howlajcd, Sec'y. river during a good part of the past season

Ik A IS art hill tittf A irHnra I la n ff mr- aI

v . . ewsai 1 a. v. a.ewtw mail V It t "OICI

Iv-juii its uars tcuuenng ub improvemeni (to realize all the advantages whirh we

his a co.umn or matter translated from the htTe anlICiPated from the Canal.) abso

Mexican papers received oy me last ar- iuleIy necessary'

rival trom ttavana. it amounts to mile I

more than notices or the Mexican Army, iCf Santa Anna was elected President

some of which, however, are not without I or Mexico by only tvo totes. The elec

interest. We learn from it, that on the lion is temporary, both President and Vice 28ih November last the number of the I President serving, by the suffrages of Con-

.Army of Operation near San Luis was 10, gvess, until the constitutional period for

003 troop3,besides the forces at Zacatecas the people to elect. When that period ar

Tula and other points. This force wa si rives, ten chances to one. Santa Anna will

composed of seven brigades or infantry I again be compelled to succumb to some

and three or cavalry. The first three other apirant.

brigades of infantrv were commanded re

spectively by Col.Medoza.CoI. Peres and Prort the Cin- Gaiette-

nPB A h ihr.. r a ,v k,-. from the Army. Important.

.... , . , . , , . i v-ojjiom i3j7i9ii, ui uic urist vieuigiana,

UI....U... m cummanuea oy ur.g ,rom Tam Djco. wllieh DIacc he Uf. on the

Gea. C. Vazques. Gen Uraga being sec- Utli Inst., reports that Col. Kearney;

ond in command. The next three btig-1 bearer of despatches from Gen. Taylor

aJeswere commanded bv Col. Dstmn- w l,en- s"'e'3 arrived at lamptcoon

GRAND DIVISION REGALIA. The Grand Division, at its last session, decided that each Delegate to Ihe Grand Division must furnish his own regalia; or the Subordinate Divisions must furnish it for them. The regalia costs 5:00. and

can be had by applying to Bto. Hannaman, at Indianapolis, who is agent for selling some belonging to the Grand Division. No member or the G. D. can lake part in tts business unless clothed in his regalia. The Grand Division also decided that the red was ihe appropriate regalia for all P. W. P'a (except the acting P. V . P.) to wear in Subordinate Divisions. Consequently, most or those eligible to seats in the G. D. will have the regaiia suitable. We do not think it advisable, however,

for Subordinate Divisions to spend their fonds in purchasing red regalia. All P. W. P's who do not prefer purchasing, are permitted to wear the white in Subordinates, but not in the Grand Division.

dez, Col. Moro del Moral, and Gen. Guz-

min. Thesa three brigades composeJ

the second division, which was commm

ded fcy Gen. Lombardni, Gabrcra being

second in command. The seventh brig

ade was commanded by Col. Pachcco,and

the 12th inst., with the information thai

Gen. Taylor was within 230 miles of Tam

pico, with 8,000 men, and Gen. Worth in

the rear with 6,000, and that Santa Anna

was between the two divisions at the head

of 25.000 men, and that a battle was ex

pected in few days.

Adetachmen or 8,000 men left Tampi-

or November. The first brigade orcaval-

ry was commanded by Gen. Minon, and

was stationed at Malehuala. The second

ail the above were at San Luis at the end co on ihe coast. At soon as Col. Kearney

arrived an express was despatched sfier

them, and they relumed on the 12th.

The above is a true copy or an extra

niihliatiAit net thm ilotrnhntl Pmniro

brigade was commanded by Gen. Juvera, hea New Orleans, only one copy or which procure a libralory and subject it to

ana was stationed at Venado. The thiid was procured. J. W. SMITH. chemical tests, or raav he drink until he

Sweet Cider

Several weeks since we received a communication from one purporting to be a Son or Temperance, on this subject. Ill health an 1 presto' duties have compelled us to defer a consideration or this letter. He finds fault with 1 Noah Webster's

and the N. D.'s definition of cider," and thinks the decision of the supreme tribu

nal of the Order will have the effect to hinder Ihe onward progress of our Insti

tution. He says ,;unfertnented' cider contains no intoxicating quality," This it unquestionably true, for fortnenlation is

the process by which the "intoxtcatin g i

quality" is developed. But when does

fermentation takejplace? and is every one

to be his own jtidge, by making the ex

periment on his own person?

Chemists agree that ard madly ihe pro

cess of fermentation begins as soon as the

juice is separated from the pulp, and that

it is gradual, that there is no precise moment when it can be free from Alcoholic propriiies. Unless ihe Vinous formentation is arrer

ted,it passes gradually and imperceptibly j

into the acetic, and becoiiies vinegar. The btother admits that when it contains alcohol it is violation f the pledge ! use it. Suppose we grant that there is a brier period after the juice is expressed from the apple before it contains alcohol;

How long does that period continue? And how is the lover or "Sweet Cider" to know when it is forbidden? Musi he

Cfrcficcti UTanfet Hvvr. There eie iMtler snlrs on Tl.msrfvy oenipg of r-CO bil. in two fols

at $4:EC0.;S0 co city mills at $l:(50

Yesterday about 1200 1 rls were sold; 112:

fri m nor early at $4.f0,rn 'CI el'pi 290 250 ard 2brlsat $4:75. 81 e"o iJ;C0

fieinoou 161 M;d ICS do Tm n sum eat 4 75. Holders are row sflit p in many

instarcrs, S$ Sshs rre made from wagons at $4:40uSo. Hogs. Tl.erewere more in the pens yesterday. A lot of 102herd dca4, sold from river at $4:23 Pron'iiont. The Foreign news has unsettled the matkei, holders gnierally afkiiig rvgher for Meats and n i sales ir'riihri ban ltd ot bulk Pi-rk Were reported as having been mi!e yesterday. Ou Thursday further sale r 137 brls Mess was made at fcll, and o7 do Piime at$9;or Bulk Poik 7000C lbs country cured two days since, at 4 5o, and 20 000 lbs do on Thursday at 41r; Of Lard 1000 kegs were sold in Its on Thursday at 61 isBlc 120 kegs at Cr, 173 do at hio. all No 1, yesterday 000 brls do good, at Clc;333 kegs and 43 he Is c ity tfndered at 7 : for lOOO keg 7c was refused. A sale of

63S pes Hums from block at ale.

Sugar 10 hhds fair N. O. s.il J it 0 3-8c.

Mulansrs A sale of 50 brls good N. O. ;

from store at 29 i50d from landing at same. Wheat 3000 bush sold on Thursday at

75e. Coffee Sales of 50 bags prime Rio at 8c cash 20 do at 8r; 10 do at 8.", a sligh decline. Barley 5J3 bush sold from store at 30e. Linseed OH - A sale of 5J brls from store at 55c. 10 d't at same. Cattle 33 head av. wt. C.0 Ib, sold at S3.75. iroo-I5"000 lbs pulled ,old at 2Jc. Means. A sale of 30 brls large and small from store at 82:94. Lnrxl Oil a sule of II brls Winter

made, nt 60c, brls extra. Seed Sales or 111 brls Closer from

Cincirnatl Cheap Civg WarehouseDKUCS AND 3IEDICIES. "57K vruta rrpccifultf inform onr rnitm.r i trirnd" ilircnph lr.rimna, ihct or nock imihr firr h. fcrrn rnmil icIt nmiil ith a rrh '! r'V t Orug, Mciluinf , jsc 5 barrrla Gnm CanSjior; 300 Spiced piil?. iff JUp to; IJO AtVirtn Ctyrnrr; M nm Slh. qnininei 100 Gam Opium; 10 ettrt Gum Nrabir; 30 boir Old CMilr Soa 40 " Cup Aloei; 3CO Matt, CtMia: A rttrt Gnm Shellac; 4 nalra Clout; Barrrlt Notmrc: 3 crrunni Corhibral; 10 Indigo; tuli Salrraoia; 5 Sprm Oil; 1 " Lara do; i Ct da; f Sim io; Vtrniikf-, &.. ttc.

In St , r nfl'er par of ike b-i ortd atorit or

1HF,

rATrFl!FPO PII.I.S. fl'XHE g'K AKKF.N h V K COMPAXV d'-ir.- tnralt

ikran

UHJV.EU it "sox, IFKOit SktFTttLD tSCLAJOJ SAW. MAKERS & CUTLERf A N? !r"VMni t-.tlrrr. 1 M.i

H-iititin f t trf rnr ii.trn afrd iu ikr k'-nlf h

or ihr pi at ahd iMaaiilMl ta lii. ir k rrptrting - ' -

TfciarlMt ai'dM-M t thr Crrcf Srturfe nf thr ' . k.i.Hkrr Cin ilirrr Mr. I h br ad

rflVett ar eh and felt. 1 he brarr and KlM iM lir1 vle or workroan.h.p. Snrrrona' S.w. clr.id -ttk-rkopn-.ehitar totke wet, to make the tl repainrd. Ew Hwcription ofSawi made to or-

"wildrmn bad and DHsotn at me tw, mm" im ; - m rate qaalile.

I and endure 1 "'r. "-

o 4 " CISCISKJTL OHIO. N R Brpainnr and GrindiVi.r.pi i j. . .

. . . """wiiDirit

S -V. V." s -.Tri.?"1" ! -r 'i

30-tj-.

DR. ROGERS' -v Ytrar-w

drfadful evil. He it willing to rork hard and endure erery nriatinn, thai.kt hr im him. Hot in a little- j vkilehe it wind with tome furs) of biWiou ditrate. I Hit ttn-nrth now it wraknoa. A r'.oad enmrt on-r I hit prvTrett; and he rrltun ttcuid the thrrr rfrt j n firf'He Im trnl At ttrreHtuJ rrrt cniite '

run it w.n if ittrt irizr ua tr virtimr' From the . f 5 OiJT A ti TIP mommtof the Undine of the Pilcrimt of Plvmroik i . - . . ,' tothenretrnt hoar, billioat divaait kaee tent Mrrow . A tflfe and CertQtncitTe lor CC'St'fP-

and deflation through the land. Let the 5 ret of , TlOVof TIIFl TI'YfiV s

- - .- ' ' 1 ' vi Blood. Coughs. Colds, Asthma. Pain in

l) ft le

the Ion d and the lot tell the ttorr.

A tnomentaont quniion hi re enmet up

Svarrme Jfurr infenrf tknt thr tiilmr SO SI OF THE HFST. tea wil.'iojr " r" "f rea the Jan. thoulil uf ell mthrf hrtuhrct ta ti tad a tmianity It it not inererent to ae

the iynie, EronrhUis. H7ioot;T Cowh and all PL'LMOXARY FFEC-TIOXS.

I

IlrSfM w. a,p-H..J wa... r .1.. t.l..- .11 1

K.tier Sha.ip, Soap, Talent., Ae., ke.. at our iitu.l aHM Mr X J VH1STS I VwYF A'KDI- i TalKVZ H t"" ' "r ,rB1HNF.Y , V.INANS ft 01)ri.Cr,... j,t SBAXDS, FATHF.KS. WIVES and WM J RU-Htwna r Jan 1.47 E C"h" L"W" M,,k" "7. MOTHER in theeniir. We.,. Th.-re i. no n..n p,nv Afenf. and ), 4-1 y ,hv nilliout Uir-nrdi-rt th"M not be full. "

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SAVE l'OUK TEKTIi:

VV. KEF.LY (Dtntiti) will he in prcktillr durinr the two wn k.nf the ii lirmrr Inn r

tin.- tii-viiit Court, l4T. -tf

Forever II n n i h r 1 i

rmtn -.he We.t. The rt titer mar not helietre thi.t he , rep ? ,VO T FCt T TttCTl' tn,.v .miteat the idea. But in the dtt. of Gre "f' ' ' " " "f TUF. R K IT I li.toTeri'twhT.houldm.tom'ihinct)ef"niid whi.h , HUfK Lf E. FOR THE D I.YG

will control ana ture aiea-Tt wmo an, iu iiioir na-. it ct a rr rj ry VT V f lure, eontmlalile and enraht.? 'UUUJ4llrinn It 1. a wilt known fart that tlie trne nainre of hil- X T Hi T if , .i:.lr. k.. k.i-n hut nartiMllr umleeainnd. Thit it to eertifT that tome nianlhi .'mo. I . -1. -

Here hat hctn the ertt teeir t ot tnr otirr luiore 01 - p-in m my aioe ana lreai. I railed in ' m-arly all the mitiital mi n and mediriue-TriidiTt of. "f teeeral Hhr.irtun., hnt thry failed lo qirc n

the day. To

IOIIN II. FOKKUS, Taniier Courier & Horocco Dresser. Xo. Jlfi, Mailt Street, between Sixth and Si renin CINCINNATI. OHIO. WHF.RF. fiiay be had cheap fur Cah or taiitfuctory aiTHtwiiiUinct-t, (rineral axsortinrnt of FIMSUt:) I.EATIIF.R. r Clir tan ote jk-ather, X, Y. Ri-d do; DiiUil. Ipliia -alt" .kint, til tan do. Red and hlack man do; Goat .kin .hue binilinr;, Ueer o, t.amh do; Bed, Murand bltrk --kivi-r. tlarnrtt leather, Skirtiiip. Jo, llridiedo; Vr hite lininr 'kills. Pink do. Tellow tin: M. n' hoot

Miirmco, l.ai'ii j' rloilo, Jo undre-d do; Vppi-r leather. Band do; Kid ikint, ilo; do, kip dr,llui:k do, i'ad do, 11 ii ft" pott kin. Hark tan tkirert. B'Mik binder'I.cather nf variiin. kind.. CTCHrwnfw Hidet, Calf, Deer and Sheep

31.111!, ..IWtl, 4, m 40-1 r. Notice. JiY miitiial consent the partnerahip hertnfore exittwinbriwcen Hitt ft Haile in'the .ali-nf Drilr. anil Dry Gnmli i dittolred. All pertont indt hted to taid

firm riihrr by note, book account nr oiherwite, are r-qni.ted to call and citle, a. the .uh.cribert ara di-.iroii ti clote the bu.inent of the firm a. early at P"iotc. 11 1 I T ft 11A1 LP.. Bruukeille Dee. S9th 18-11. .l-it

h- ..t

relf, and for the tdaeeof nn- year I er.-w rtpiiOr

Rnr.AK THE CHII.I.: I .".:.:""." """."". iwa attacked vthin..

leni courn; aiinnnen an rxcellt'tlt plir.irinn liroti-i ,.rm, to hare been and to tv thir r re,, aim in f. ree lBr ho u.,!!. " I . aiid atr... ; andto p.irKe.divnch. l..-. d ...d "-Jt'.r- .j lhc rien'., .ru!inni i, Uffied .U i Jk?n.?w

n. n lat.ntr T.-ns of thon.and. have d.il; inuln. Mn,..!,!,,,.. At It.t a phr.ieian wh" .,'?" l atn.l. . have haa their bl.Kl p.-....-d by m. renry; . . m jn ,he neichl-?ho!rme , lee me .mm ly anv have h. cil p. ri.au. ntly ei-ed. ,nd 44 lh.t , .j . ' Tl 7.J

railroad, at $3;80 per luish.brls extra; and wagon lots a'l $3:70.3:75. 5 do TiiivhIiv from store, at 2:23; good do from wagu'i at Si. SUt 32 brls T. I. from store sold at 30c.

CO-PAUTXEItSIIIP. tXIIK iinilrrtipned hae entered into partneritiip B for the transaction ol a general Commi.'ion ai d Fnrwnnlin BiMini M at Ntw Cm fans, uiulri the

firm of Sl'KXCF. k GUARD, and .olicit a thare of

the bn.inrtt nf Franklin and Kdininins? rnuiitii-a, ROKK.KT SPKNCE, THOMAS GUARD. . New Orleam, Dec, 5I-ly

NO JOKE.

fiTOTtrF. it Hereby pi "en that the nnilerit;ned hat ' tlii. day loft the acc't. Book, of which T1inmpon Stoni, died . i.ed with Daniel St. John K.q. for col-h-ciinn. All thoe who hare nntettled acc't.. on .aid Bonk, arc n-quemed to call and pay the tame, or they mat- expi-ct to payra.t. then-on. JOB STOUT Admr. J.in. 2ii 1847. 4-3.

'I lie Hue the-iry it

Prevention! and in r.ir where it it in the ty.tem, to eradicate it lhantirhly. All ihrteei-d. aretiin-le attained hr the r. libralfd Graefenberj VegeUble Pilli At them he fairly tried ilirmie;!ioiit the Great Vct. and ihe BMiotit Taint which time tothe.y.ii m nl mt likrli pro.y, will bei-radicatil. Health will be .peedily retori-il; the tallow complexion w ill be made

In-.h and lair; tn ntjin an-t iieanraow iii

will return, and the next -ann win not nno tne . GRAVE TJ.I SlSi:

for the victim, of the diteaca rrfi-rrcd to. Weeenmre

to.ayihat ir tlute Pil'.t wire furni.he.l to erery lamily in the Un itrd Siatet at the etnenwc.f THE CESER.IL CO ERSMEST. it wonlj he the mo.t eemiumical and inerciOil exp n ilitnrreTcr made. Why? Bft-ailM- fnmevry fan.ile all B'Hitut trndencirt treuu fe hanithci!' The Writ would no longer beilrvajh d.. .1 here, would be . NO MOHK MCKI.T SEASONS: The iubabitantt there would be a. free Tnim .nth compbinu at tlioe of the hralihU-M portiont of Xi w England. . CTUnlike all other anii-H.Uion. mnlicinet th.Graelenbrra; I'ilU utterly fiievrnt the formation of the diw-aw itliin the .y.tem. Thote who ue them according to direction. CAWOT BKCOUE BILJ.IOL'S! With thee rrinark. Ihe GratTentwir Comj-anr in-

yita a Hill more extended trial of their Pill.lt. l.rt nrizhhtrhardt eluh t.irrthcr and get a tup.

ply, anil dim 'pure la crery family.

aiiu. i.tc Clergymen rtrtmroeoo iri'Hi fJiein. 3d. .Lrt Landhtldcri Jurxith them t the vttlert an their lands. 4th. l.rt EmirTtnt Strict'i-i and vthrrphilanthrtp. ir htrfrrt lurnith them tt the needy. In .hurt, there i no earthly rno. why the Vi-t nhniild not be perfectly hi a!. hy; that en itt beantifiit prairietand hetide i: noble afn-ama .tron; and igiimu. h'a !lll nhoul.l not be cnioyed. In ihe follow in; ili..a. th e Piil a! o acf.iivr

equally wonderful triiim'h.

.CALEB S. IJURDSAL., WHOLES ALB tV RETAIL n r u g g i s r, JMPORTF.R nf Drm,Metlicinct,Pinta,Oit., Dye Mull',, Gla.. and Fancy Arliclet, Amerirati, Frvnch ami F.nclish Chrmirals and rerfuimry.

Corner Main and Filth t.reelt, t luiinnati, ti.

March SO, IMS H-IT Ctorlw! Clock'.'. C. E. COLLIN S S'A if .Vi;t Xide,antdar East nflnrrtTXCTXN ATI I S dal receiving from New York, lli-a.t Cluck, of

B etery detcription, w hich he w ill tell at Ka.tirn pri j y .,,, p,Vi a-.. C. E. C. alto payt particular attention to repair rteer Low, V

April 1, IH8

Effact of tha Foreign Now3 The commercial a Ivices by the IMktnia reached this city in si questionable a

shape via telegraph to Piilsburtjh. that iheir effect h been proluceJ almost wholly through their action on tho All-in tic mirkcls. Ii is theref-tre important

to know exactly how ihwe latter were affected. The New York telegraph despatch f Tuesday nightie ihe Pittsburgh Gazette,

states thnt on that day ',3)(X)0 brls Flour, some GJueee, hot mostly Wnsiern, to arrire," sold at $7, while the tlespittch afTio night lo the Pitthiirh Jurna! reporter l.i rge sols at 6;97G 62.' The Phillelphi;t dwip.iloh ofTo js.liy night to the Pittsburgh J.niru;tl, sy -

'The advance repotted yestrrdny, hat been fully sustained. The sales reported then were at 5:75. To day the range of prices eshihi's a higher cMtcnv, say Sfi for a maximum."

I a. w.. tllitmrt MnaiMai 'Vrhaltri'il In aiilit ' i 111 l(ll'

III D.lllilliore the news Carrifd Flitttr lip j Aafrl'rrin hun. All orden piinetoallyattendid

. . ... . - . ...1 to. i.uir.j,.ii'.....

10 $.:3j on .iiiin iay, ana $ai0uu:ij t n

Arthtua,

Billiou. CompUiut', Boilt, BoW'i It ili-firii nt action in, Rrea.t Pang, I'atarrh, t'on.liparinn. Cough of Pn-jnancy, Coiiveni m, Diarhoo-a PilQcult llreailiing, Dy.pep.ia., Dy. peptic Con.timpl'.un,

Dcturminatien of Blood lo 1 Liver Complaintt,

tint Ili ad, F.ar Ache,

r"ry.ipe!a.,

Flatulency, Fluor Alhua. or Vi Sii'.et, Oa.tric Fever, Gr x .1 oick"e., Grip-t, fleorlliiirn. Head Arhr, Hy.tnit., IncoiitiMeiice of Urne.

1 , t-vi-on, lirflauiation of vital par-.t InflanMitien of the Stomach.

Jxnntlive.

18-ly

T. C. NF.WTOJf. J. SHARP. WHITEWATER CANAL FLOORING 31 ILL AND ' VI RPE NTHR SIO P. Sth tide tf Third, hrtween John md Smith ttt. CINCINNATI, OHIO. XF.W TOV ft SHARP keep contianily on hand and for tala, ready worked Jfmurintr, sash9 blindt, hlind tints and r.'tart, of all di.cript ion. C JOnlert from a distance ill rteiive promp atten-

1i. .Hi .Inly sa 184!. 27-ly. old r.sr ni,iniKT7V Cincinnati Venitian Blind Factory, Vine Strert, one dnor Sorth tj Sixth Street (up ttain) M tini'ting the Hutj Sea let, YUEHK't, kfti on hnH ami ma.lo loonier all Wind uf FANCY C01.bHF.lrATU.ORIU.lN OH. W'urraiitttl rqilal to any mailt- in any other ..tvr. My 1xmt rxperiplicr atit Hiieqiitttlrd patron act it ufnci.'iil

prom tit piitiiic opinion. rnitian HrTTrn ot ) tli-4-riptitn matte to order; Faint mixetl for family

Law Sniriia

Mi tt'truaiM'n, Rppn-a swti or PiiMr ri DiorJvra,

rrvou. In-I NfBliri,

l rmin.nl It eni i Itrtil. I tth(ilBMm,

Fctrratnl Arnr. I Stomach Various duci

iirk

inncrrr, aWo, thrirat niimrst r hr r mw l aava natw kit.

I""-!! that a few dayt at mo.t, mot end my earthlv

career, jny rrients vrere nra- ended 11 t ree me die!

nnimy Brother, at tlu rn.K. (h-arint- of the a.ton. i.hmr run p. rformed by Dr. R.ijji rf Co nponnd S -rup of Liverwort and Tar.) went to Chi licothe i-i.f tiack a i. lance of tivty mile. ia IJ h .nr.. ,o r.-t tome of the above medicine; I commence I taCin? i. and stranre ta tell! before I had taken half a h.,tile I be cou rh wat entirely cured; from thit time I recovered rapidly, and when I had ucd two but !-.. I wawahletn re. a me my familv vocation, a. o.iial. 1 am fully tati.fied that if it had not been forthi. eteel. lent meilicine, I wonld now be in my rr.ve, and mn.t, in mm nee, tay the! I truly return mv inrr. .... ...

the inventor of thit pricelen mrdirinr.'and would re. eomm-nd all pertom afflicted vHh ili..i.-d lone;, to jive it a trial. HAHR1KV ROM E. -We. the nndrrsi-nrd. do ei rti'y tht bi arcnai-t .f Mrt. Rowr it orrect, we being eronally acquainted a no all the eircumttanee.. P. P. .HMrvsov. PRTF.R l. M U'THEWS, THOM SrR AIG, SOSF.PH EVAN'S. Staunton, Ohio, Feb y 7, J846. WILL THIS LIVERWORT AD TAR CURE A COLD? I DO XOT ME AX MERELY RELIEVE IT RUT WILL IT CURE! Thi. ii a qnotion we frequently hear a.krd. The following rertificare it wkied at throw in ; wm' lipht on the pii ct. Mr.. Chilil-t ha. no douht that it not only cured her cough, bat that it tared her life. Read what .he tayt: . 1 here ia no ejettte for (lieaeil Innct, when ike public will continne touc medicine, that are auli-ly rrcoinmended hy the render, or which i rr.rie bv'cotwe

Jireign or uiini fi certificate, lor the .tie purpose

if t l'lea. read the following: , Mr. Scovn.L Sir: I deem it a duty to let tHep'iWie know the r;n a value of Dr. R-ir.' celchraii-d l.iVF.KWOKTAND rll. Iwat to far poite with the CONSUMPTION, that I bad no hope of ever bi ins rettored to my health and frif-nd; I cnntiliord tn eel w-nrte and wnw, and my cungh w a. i ditn.nt thtt I heaa me reduced to a mi re .ki leton, ihnutrh unilethe care of an ahle prole.nr of thitciiy. With little or no hope I g-ot a bottle of the above mclicine, which proved, to he cren more than if prafrtfrd. . lit ation wat like a charm rai.intr the maiti-r and tkU-a;m, cheekinf; my cough, and healin? my iun.;t prrlVclltonnd, hy oting- anly three tattles, -f any one ha. a eolith and i. in danjfer of conaiimp Jion, and douhia the rreat ble.inrt whirh attend tlii. cirdicine, they itntM-ttiily tMii.tied, by callinr; on me, on Sixth St9 (onih tide,) two door, wett of Smith, at I have n dauht it it to thit medicine 1 owe my life. (Sijned) AXNCHILDS. Cincinnati, Jannary 31, JS4. , . N. B .ThoiM; whoare afflicted with d immed T.ungt will do well to eon.idrr calmly w hether thtir condiiiurt

!it more hnpeless than wa. that of Afrt. Havre, of Slaun. tan. or of Mrt. Childes, nf Cincinnati.

It tnere are any wno .till rtouht to- Grent virtues o

In all hillinn. or limine ditonlr. thie ril't ! thi. medicine, please call at Ihe A cent, and pet a pam-

Here tli-y n ! pniet caniaiania: numeral, eerimrate. ol airanisnrnr

Steamer Empire, Jan. 31, 1S47.

brigade was commanded by Gen. Corta-

iar, Gen.Torreion bein e second in com

mand and w as f (aliened al Docas. A body The Presidency. At Whig meeting I of cavalry from Guanaiuato was station- he,d al Llin8ton. Miwonrl,on ihe 26th

d at Petilloe. Gen. R. V.,orzhad com- ulu il VM resoWed, that a proper time,

mandofallthe'miiiatroons.and wa, 'Wwill present the name of John J-

lationed with mm. hi nf .nit. nit,r. Crittenden, of Kentucky, as their choice

t Cedral. Gen. Canoles wai then at Vic- for Preside nU

toria. Gen Urrea uminiiijrJ thP iroon, The ri"sburgh Gazette contains a call

finds that he has violated the pledge?

Whether the decision of the N. D. will

retard the progress of the Order or not, we

cannot say bnt we do in$il that they have

laken the only safe, the only philosophic

ground. Although a I. roth er may think the decision wrong, would he desert the great reform, weuld he wilhJraw his con

nection from the Order on account ol hi

Cincinnati, April 10, I84S

15-ly.

hiihhiil 3pri.tni T.mnien ,i ;,i, for ti publ ic meelin g of those friendly lo , , , ., ,, . intuit nai garnsonej lampico. and with I 1 I fond next s for 'sweet cider?' If so we fear

mem formed aorps or observation at Tu- neelllon "on.jonn .ucwan, it its la. Gen.Pavoa commanded another bodr si-nedby 3T0citizen8 nd the nieeiing

f volunteers l,TamuliPa,hi force then w" lo hlTe uken P,ace on lhe 351,1 inst'

being much scattered. A rejiment of

Tuesday. In this clly, niter UiS i-ewj atrivrd Thursday, ahotil 2000 brls s-ild at J:50. and 30) nt 4 O J-an aJvance f S liOJo. Ytfsterdiy the sales amounted to 12 JO brls at gli40a4 ?5. lit all ihe Eistern ntarkcto. Provisions generally became firm. lit flitltitriore.

there wctc sales of No. 1 Lard on Tues

day alllc Cin. Gaz. It. A'. IIOIITOX, .V.LVUF.l CTUR E R O F Sons of Temperance Jewels C H AND and Siihordinatc Division Jewel", F.m. bli mt, and Rovvtle maitiifartnred and kept

constantly on hand, of the latct and mo.t approved

he does not sufficiently appreciate the j i'A'-TtX. creatobiect in view, and shows himsel f i ".""" V 'i-p"i ": ' I notice, and a credit ffivrn to tuit the convenience r destitute of that eel!-lenyine spirit that I '" order, promptly aiieo.i.-,i t at ihe f,..i..J i ,aiN Saloon, South Eat Corner of Walnut and In tit

. r Ii 1 1 ft... niA.1 Wnn.lrrfiil trieni:h

r. naiMiltinn. And a. the autcentiln illy of the

Ameriraa aou'iiiiitiea it to thite di.i aa, thiy are aptlv.ivled hv .ome. ' The Pill of the Kew WorldTheir wonderful efficacy in ih complain H anet I'nnn tle ir power to open the Pore.: clean- m l flnncthrn the Stomach and n.iwcl., make ih: l-r,n' tow hialthily and clear, and to five tout and .irength to the stem:

WHgi.ES ur. w.tKtiiiii-sf , i John tircet, Nw To;k tTIn town, where iln re it nobranrh, the. Company will appoint Onrun application by ieiter (post pai-'O

ihe ri'il. triit hv triail can or J r

thrm. Price ? eenl. a hnv.

Mvert Sraton, Ceutrrvill, Indiana, Gcnrral A petit

fur the Slate of Indiana.

Robert Mct'lciy, Atent, Bmokville, lnd

ruret of the f.rst and mntf reltfi-tn.lr .

A. I.. Senvnle, whiii-!e .r nl lor the Wet an I South, S. K. Cortlerof Fifth and Race .treet., Cin. u.

CFortaleby R. TYN'KR, Brookville, lnd. Kaeember, 19t.. 47-tf

IIAHUWAKR WItOl.liSALC AM) IlKTAir.

TF. M.F.RS in peneral, Fomen and Dot

1 w Hardware of all de.criniinn.. pi ate call for

ati.faction on O. ItKRDF.R Ka( Main between fctll and 9th atrcet., 5 door, from corner of dth atrcet CINCIS'NATI, OHIO. July ma SO-ly. 3 1 ; & c : . c 6 i it. f AMVFACTURF.RSofTin, Copper and Sheet tl Iron ware.. S. W. Corner of Fifth and Pliim.lt., C.VCi.V.V.IT, OHIO, I hry keep alway. on hand a Ri nera a.ortmcnt of Cotikini; and Ten Plate Stove.,

hich they w ill tell at wholesale or retail, at the lowi.t price.. Purcha.era will do well to call and examine our pricet before pitrchavin elteahere. July24l.i4t 30-ly

TO THK LADIKS. Ifr, F. ADACHF. and Nrrvon. complaint, are a .ourrc aof much mlT.riop; and the trrioiii are .inijiilarly prune to have thi ir function. diird- rtd by an ojipn t d rendition i l 't"e nomach. To relieve a .'a te of to much di.lre.. (in whirh mind and body parncitiiu I. Hr Sniiili't Suear Coated Indian V. c;. table

riltt are liirhly n-conimrndi d, a, ry conihininir ar i- ( 0f ,lhtful utility. Ther have pa.id from the

Domestic i malic, tonic and aprni nt pmpertn., j thousand, daily launched noon tne line ot experiment.

oppn.sive ariiiniiualions, .irenrmrii ior ,,ow ,llin(i hipher in repotatinti, ami are neenmmdiice a health v appetite, and imparl tranquility to evt-n.ivrlT nM than any other preparation

French and Burr Hill Stones.

fri BRADFOnn Co. mar h1 . found at a'ork on the comer nf W'alnul and Seeonil !.. Ciiiriiinati, and are prepared to fiirni.h French IlurrMill Sloeet of a qiihliry .iiprrior to any cstablhbmi nt in the Vctern Country-. ALSO Tlie renuine Dutch nnlttrST Cloths fF.nkir brand: Screen Miil Iron, and wire., Plastrr of Paris. Ac. ALSO French Pnrr Portable and Flonrinr Mills.

z JI.SO US bblt calclnrd Plaster uf

Pari.

ffT All work warranted of the best quality. June IP, 1S4. S5-ly. prvR- SPF.vrrn's vf.cf.tabi f. pills and I i TONIC aad RF.SIOBATIVF. VF.RFTABI.K RITTF.RS. Thete Pillt are no loitcer litinnr tho.e

the ni i vom tv.tt-rt. They also eure di .nepsia.con?li nr mr,i;; nc ever nrenared for the r. lirf of sufTerine

and colds, and billion, cn-nplainu. Otuce 179 ("res. n- , mJn They htve he.ii introduced into every place it

w ii'li st l.rer lirick htiililillir )

Alwav. ak foi the improved Indian VcavtaMe pit!.. Sec that t;. Ilcnj. Smith it written with a pen on

the iMiliom ol lhe lo.

has been foiind possible tn carry them, and there are few townt am! villasret hut contain soric rmtrkahle

cvidencrof their pood efTectt. In the South, pati;r-

ularly. here bilious ih.ea.et prevail, ni- v annually

tzrnts nrookvillf, M W HVile a:i l R Tyner. Tl i- 1TT,he ;VFn nf ,hon.and.. For proof of the foVeo-

cliKli i, S Knote. ll:irri.ou, i-orrr woldorl. ew i jn , ana f ,hc value and eflrfer of lli.

Trenton, Z A Xye. Mi tainora, W m .tubutioni. i.an- rniyjnp. ,hr nmprirtor will in.rrt a few of the mnc

n l, X. M. Ro. anil Co.

twssars and body of volunteers from Gua

najuato were stationed at San Luis, be

ing detailed as an escort for the comman

der-in-chief.

Imparlanl from Mexico. Later Mexican dates via Havana have been received by the X. Y. Sun. The intelligence is of a very important character. General Santa Anna had sent an express Mes.ge to the Congress of Mexico

demanding immediately eight millions of

dollars, declaring the country lost, with, out hope, if this sura could not be obtained. The Congress immediately took the General's demand into consideration, in secret session. The confiscation of church property had been proposed and generally entertained. The clergy were greatly alarmed atihis

measure, and had threatened the Congress, Government and Array with excommunication, if the design was peraistH in. Extreiuo violence was exhibited by the Clergy an their opposition to the measure.

ought to animate every tiue reformer

That many, by indulging in the use of

sweet cider, as a beverage, might be in

dticed to take something stronger, is not

denieJ. Why for the sake of such, will not all cheerfully presbiibe its use, and

cordially approve the decision of the N.

D. Rut the writer aiks, why n.tt exclu Is

il from mince Die?, if It COnlailH !Ci Vtlf chance. Without doubt ilisal m-at anetiablnhmeiit

. , at can be found in any town of the tame tize eiiht r

1 tie pledge jeierlO linillj Ul oecerac. cast or west of them tains, instable, tooi. not

For otirself, we desire to avoid the very appearance of evil, and have, as far as

HYMENEAL. Married On Thursday evening, Jan. 2Sih, by Daniel St, John, Esq., Mr. Wm. PARYta to Miss Sarah Case. Launch'd upon time's wedded stream, O'er which sunny hours now gleam, May the husband and lhe wife Live a long and happy life 1 , Duo At his residence in Somerset,

Franklin eounty, lnd., on Friday night,

Januarv, 29ih, 1817, Urban Edge-ton,

Esq., in the 54th year of his age.

The subject of this brief notice was on r authority goes in the culinary de

bom at New London, Conn., October Sth, partment, entirely interdicted its me.

1T93. About the year 1823 he emigra- Mince pies can be m de "first rate," with

ted to th west and located in this county, out the aid of Old Alehy in any firm,nd

where he has ever since resided. A great- iu our opinion ought to be so made. Bui

er part of the time he resided here he has we are only called upon to vindicate ihe

occupied some responsible official station the action of the X. D. on the sutijecl

or othertand in all bis official life he has of the pledge.

given universal satisfaction. This we think ws have none. Wt cnu

In bis intercourse with the world he sider it clear lhat every other rule t.f tn-

was always gentlemanly end social, and terpretaiion would open a door fi'Hi.ruiii

so Hind and courteous at to receive the mischief, and would in fact hiudiJr the

ttt., directlv nmlerthc Sunt of Temiierance Hall.

Cincinnati, Feb, 5, 1817. no. , ly

OHIO HOTEL: AT It A RRI SOX. OHIO: D. GERARD, Proprietor. THIS Hotel hat hern nBttnl np pat ntut am w, tntide and out the rooms all lurni.hid with new rarpeta, new beds, bcd.teaiH, chain, la tie: and indeed, every thing connected with, and appertaining

anil bs Innrine; to, a Motet, nas uii't rconr an enure

v. ii. iiudsons Improved Rifle, Xo. 13 Wett Fourth Street CINCINNATI. MiXUFACTURER. I.t. Rides Manufactured hy W. L. U. ith hi. improvement! are warranted to shoot ten coliseviitive fhnit into a three feet cin; teat 440 yard, tr a quarter

of a mile distance. April 17 144 16-ly. W.UALLAUF.

; HOt.ESAl.F. and Retail Dealer in F.nlish French, German anil American Fancy t.omls and Mutical luairumemi. and Basket Manu

facturer. No. 231 Main tt., CINCINNATI OHIO. The highest market price paid for Willow.: lind Briskets of any shape orttjle, made to cfnlrrat lhe shortest notice. July i IS46 30 ly 31IS1-.VRIS &.M'IvEES LATEST IMPHOVKD PLATFORM COUXTER SCALES

'ilrpatsed for the necctaniet and In Ml rk ol lift-, (ltd

will satisfy the tiiceat epicura. 'I he Slablintf belonging to thit tfoli r hat also le-eii improved. 1 he best of provender will at all iimei be fnrniihrd. Travelers will find it to their comfort and advantage ta ttop at the Ohio House. Feb S, 1147 nlf SPECIAL XOTI C Hti nigh;y Impartant tathe tt'est. It ha. h.-en torn; thouirht that the citizens of the West were lo .re b"r timet in reiranl to tho h Uions diseatit w ith which portion, of onr 0oble country are visited. Th trne merfeitie it at length oflered' to a. by the celehrati d Urafrnlierf Company. Their advrni-mrnt is in sit otace column, tn which the attention of every mail, woman awd child ahuald be immediately given.

Administrator's Nctico. "w.OTICl". is In n hy ijisi n that ihe iitid. ricn d hrr. i this iluv procunil frtm the Probate Court ofthe ..- i'i,l Im iniheState of Indiana, letn rt

i.f Ai'm;nitratioii on the s stair i f V. i..iiu Jamis..il late nf s.d county di-c'd. Those, thi n fore, ho are indebted to said estate are icfln.nd to nvike payment to the ninli r.icrned immeiliaii ly. and those hum; c!ims acainst ihe tame iil please ptt tent litem in due lime for s. tllement. "1 he estate is probably solvent. ... JOHN JAMISON, Adm r. Jan. 22, 1847. "" FrankUn County Seminary AT a meelin? of the Hoard of Trustet s of this mitituiion, holden at the Seminary.cn lhe Slid instant, Xrsalved 1 hat John M. Johnston, fleuree llollaml; John Jk. Matson, John Wvnn.John 1). Hot. land, Kqs. H.v. John CHIcUri.t, and Itev, Joteph TarkiiKtoi.i conslit.ite a Hoard of F.arr.ini r. for the Franklin t o. Seminarv, oiirinp; the current .es.i.m ; and Hut tl.e Board be' requctti il to assemble and examine lhe sth.e i ihr Ulsisn. mil s" "

convenient, alter theirtt eund meeiinij (aliieii may be lioldinoit lhe last day of the tetsion) make siieh re

port, throoel, lhe public paper., as llie cominion oi the institution will warrant. F.VOCIl McCARl'Y, President. J. A. APPLEQA TK, Sec.

rtr-.eoxyiLt.r.. Jn. i.

IV accordance with the abave reto'ntion, the eji n-tt.-men above num. I. are respectfully invited to rarft at the Sem in -rv, oti Fritlar, lhe S'tth or Jaunarv. at a o'clock, P. M. and enter epon the discharge of th-ir dttiet. . GEORGE A. CHVSE, Pnnrffal.

Important Xaml Preparations. We re enabled to itate, from sore mlhotity,

respect of all who knew him. In a word.

in life he was honored, arjd indeath re

gretted by his numerous friends.

FLOUR FOR SALE. J?sV) BARRELS OF FLOVR for tabs br ka.iaV. RltUARD TtrIR. i au. sr, 184T.

march.if It did not endinger l lie existence

of our Order. We are., willing to abide-

by the decision, and share In any d.!Fbi that rosy threaten ibe'Ordcr itt consequence of il. Ohio S'ms of Tenip. ttecbrd.

(V' tlrtf

Administrator's Sale

OTICKis hereby given that the nnaersitrncl, adminisiraion of the estate of Adam Shtfir,

reeateit. will tell at nablie aneiion. at the lata resi

dence of in id daeeasid, in the town of Mctamora,

commenctna; at ten o clock, A.M. an Mommy tne tweniy aeeond dsy af Febraary neat, the personal proparty af taid estate, annsi.ttnr af two tet. of hlack milk's tools, iron, coal haasrlield and ki'chau ffirni tare, farms or; atrnsik, a lot of corn, u mare, two year old coll, a milch cow, and teveral other artrcf.. All sums over Jl acrralt till Dec. XJta 147 smaa af H and amter tvh I" handrltlkYnT IHfaWmiR. PRIXRC. la'OBS. Dee. S-VI'I'. - ' Ka.'S.

-Van ujattary tn 7rA tf. 3 doers xresttj Main St.,

cisviss.iti, omo.i

riHr t;i

those who ase them to be tuperior to any they

haeeever neen aoTe ta oDtain. mam.anu i-iauorms of the heaviest tonatrc to tne more minute Rold and prescription Halanct t, and every varit ty of tcale now in n tr. All of which we warrant to be equal, if not superior, lo auy in the Cliitcd Slates. ' Always on hand at oholesale and retail. Atthit ia lhe oldest eslalliHmerti in the cur, and hat all the paiternt formirly nted, toertht-r w ith an entire new tet of our own latest tiftpurlant improvement. We flatter ottrvlea that tan plrkwail who may favor ut with a call. MADAKIS fc McKF.f:. JalyJ, IlK 7-lr-

thousand tittitnonisls wlneh have been presenleo to him hv men-ef the first n snecla'uliiy i-ien ho cannot be lion eh t or influenced in any wnv t prrmrirate men Who hT higher views of moral reponsibilil y and tntiirr, than to errlifi to fuels h;-caoe it will do anolhtra favor, aed th-m tv.- no iniotiice. TF.S TIMONT U.S : Reader! do wot fail to notice the foltowinr frst intone in rerjard to the efficacy of Spence r's Vrpeiahle pills Tomnkin. Bluff, Snerj.tcr Cs Ala. .run 4, I8t. Tr . Spencor: Dear Sir I wish vn'l I forward mo a lartre supplv of your Pill.; I don't ihii.k soo hovet two lartrea quantity to send 1 told "X) hoves tl,rlat si month., they are the most nnp'tlac Pill, in thit place. For billion, complaints, sick hcat'-aehe di'iirnsaie and nch like diea w. thev are eonitlcrrd almost an infallible remedy. I have fumerly hern ar-nt for Or. Peter's Pi'l.;bnt I now wll three dozen nf ynnr Pills to-sneofb'.t. My customers think ihrm .nperior to Peter' oran-T oilier Pill.. Rcprcifuly your.. O. C. KELSF.Y I iv:nr.ton, Snmntcr Co., (Ala.) June 2, 1S4.1. Ai.nnRT RrttsrFa. M. O. Psmt Stt.-llV have wilhin the Iri't rear sold about two hundred ami fiftv hovrs or your anti-hilions Pills. The-- are eenerallv considered a rood ramilv medieine. r. F. liot s rny Cm For snle by Hitt Haile, Brookville, lnd. Not 1141 46,y

Adniin Istrator's Sale

'TH andrrsir;ned. tdmiiiistratnr of the estate oi William Jamison deceased, will, on Saturday ih-

Hfl iflioee rhentioned tcalet are pmnonncrd by ;6;li day of February m xt, at the late residence ot

said dec d, in the city ol Mini, rraiiKini souins. tniliana, proeerd to tell at public sale aii the (r-enl. and chain It of which the said William .lamitnn die posessed, consisting of housshold and kitehn furniture, fcc., O"'. Trrms made known on -lae of saV. , , JOIIN JMISON, Aitiu'r. Jan. 2?, 1JJ7. no. 5.

IIIK AM PLUMJIKll. T T AS tommrnced Hnsinc.. at J4I, Main Stret t a fi w t doors from hi. former tiand, between ( and ih Street., CINCINNATI, OHIO. Ileh.it a very extensive assortment of H.ITS and CJPS on ha-.iJ, well wuMhy Of the Inspection of tfie public. July ll, till. irlT ""fctlTKfc 1.k5it, Clcla- and Watch Warr, TEWF.I.RY, Si leer Ware and Spoctaclt Manaifacturer. Diamond miated rj'ld Prat, Ac. So. t MKif-st i-iweSii reh and th Ctni-iscvs. Ohirsi br3hfo,'t3-3. IJ-iy.

Administrator's Sale. .TOTICF. is hereby t;iT n that th- on.era;r;n.-i

htve this day taken out k iters of adiomisiratMiii upon the estate of Adam sjhafe, late of Franklin Coumydrceasi d. . II person, ind.-l.ted lo taid K.late will make p- snpl payment. Thvcttatris probab'y .lvnt. HHVRTr.LCKI.F.nf.K , . . I E TEH C. WT'Ov. Jail. IS, 1347. J. L. Tv a y?Tk , DEALER .-V ilariltrarc, a3.-iii Srntlnz. Curled Httr, rsraish, lak.:ig Glass fmes, and MnhmfnOy Veneers. Vv. 114, Main Mrc t, nit 4-uar bi-ls ths C ii'ivcijt IrVnk. CTVCIX.VA VI. Aj.il.lr. IM t"-o".

JAYNF.'S F.XTECTOH AVT. We esteem ii plea in in k bl- tn recommend this mrdirine at ths

hist calcnlaled for lhe purpose of curing- emijlis, colds.

sore throat, asthma, anil all oilier aw-rnon. ioit lunir. From a lonar nsTsoual acquainlanre with Dr. .lavne, we know that he i. no qunck, and hi. med ei'ic. an- tin ntrnmt of the modern n-r un, but nre

hi. n-sult of his lone eaneneiicc as a tsrart iwif pne-

.ician. and the evornse of ffreat labor. Hartford

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ditret-ine complaint. In Iecember la si. I wat ai .rr with Jfreat .evrn'ay hy a parovvsm of A.ihnia ; a disease with which I had hern afflicted for many rears pa't. It st-as attended wi'h a hoarsenee and lorrae. of tho 'limits and throat, together wiji a biborioot eniie;h, and complete prostration of ilnnrts, and when almost worn oi t with tuflTocaiion, a .bottle of Tour Fapectorant was trnt ta roe. At Cr.t I thojirht it wat nothing hut (uark-rr, hut teeinr if to highly rccorameudrdh fir. Goir.p, wiih whtu I wat well aaqnainJcd. I wat' indilrew to trv ;t and I t a aw dayt it -,u:..ttrlv eurrj me, nor have I kid anv return of tho dica.e tince. I have now formed to hi tr"h an opinion of voor meilicloe, thai it I hat: b:it a frW boialaai of it,'

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