Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 8, Brookville, Franklin County, 19 February 1847 — Page 3

SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

"LOVE, PURITY, AND FIDF.I.ITT. List of Divisions Of the Sons of Temperance in the State of Indiana : No I J 4 S H T II 9 10 II IS 13 14 IS 19 tT II 19 i si ?j TJ ?4 ?S SS IT 88 89 SO 31 31 31 14 38 JS ST 34 34 40 41 41 43 44 45 4A 47 4 44 SO SI St 83" 34 11 fS Where located Indiana, Brookxille, Wayne, Ctntreville, Clark, Richmond, Crystal Fount, New Albany, Lafayette, I.ognn x Roads. Dearborn Co, Unity, Dublin, Wajne Co, Fayette. Conncrsville, Madison, Madison, Jefferson, JcrTrrsonville, Washington, Indianapolis, Caaabndge, Cambridge, Munrio. Muncir, Delaw arc Co, St Joseph, Mishawaka, St Joseph Co, Harmony, Laurel, Franklin Co, Rising Sun, Rising Sun. Franklin, Clinton, Vermillion Co, Horeb, Aurora, Dearborn Co, Orange. Fayctteville, Fayette Co, Cedar Grove, Rochester, Franklin Co, Greenwood, Greenwood, Johnson Co, Patriot, ratriot, Switzerland Co, Metamora, Mrtamora, Franklin Co, Tippecanoe, Lafayette, Fountain, Covington, Fountain Co, Lyman Beecher, F.vantville, Randolph, Winchester, Randolph Co. Mt Carrael, Vnion, Milton, Hope, Neilson, Alqnina, New Albanr, Mount Canncl, Franklin Co, Liberty, Onion Co, Milton, Wayne Co, Vineennes, ("not organ! led,) Madison, Alqnina, Fayette Co, New A I ban v. Olive Branch, Madison, Hopewell, Hillsborough. Dearborn Co, Bithli hem. Mount Olive, Goshen, Pendleton, Bethlehem, I lark I n, Hagerstown, Wayne Co, x.osncn, r.lknart in, Pendleton, Madison Co, Attira, Fountain Co, Corvdon. Harrison Co. Attica, Spencer, Philanthropic, Richmond, Crawford, Leavenworth, Crawford Co, Fidelity, Indianapolis, Williamsborrh, Wiliatnbtirgh, Wayne Co, Clarkton, South Rend, St Joseph Co, Grawfordsvillr, CrewTordsville, Moiitgom'ry co, Peru, Peru, Miami Co, Greensburgh, Greensburgh, Decatur Co, ixew oaracn, ew t-ort, i nine t.o. Shelbv. Shelbyrille, Shelby Co, Fairfield, F ranklin Co, Brownsville, Union Go, Fairfield, Brownsville F.vansville, r.vansvme, Clarksburgh, Decatur Co, Clarksburgh, American Eagle, Jcfiersonville. 3 Will some of our Brethren at Indianapolis forward to us a cop of the act chartering the Order of the Sons of Temperance 1 Xew Charters. Since our last, the following charters have been granted: Efansville Division No. 54; Clatksburgh Division Xo. 53; American Eagle No. 5G, el JeffersonviHe. Brother John Mitchell, of Lyman Beecher Division has been appointed D. G. W. P. to organize No. 54. Bro. Uriah Edwards of Jefferson Diviston, for No. SO. And Bto. James M. Talbot, V. P. of Creensburgh Division, has been appointed D. G. W. P. to organize Clarksburgh Division No. 55. These brethren will organise these Divisions so soon as they are furnished with the necessary instruments. Bro. John W. Scott of Liberty, has been appointed D. G. V. P. to organize; Brownsville Division No. 53, which will probably be attended to some time the approaching week. Divisions Organized. Greensburgh Division No. 49, was organized on Triday evening by C. F. Clarkson, G. V. P., as sisted by C. II. Test, i:?q'r, V. P. o Wavr.e Division No. 2, A. W. Sullenber gor, P. W . p. and Waller Baker, A. C. of Indiana Division No. 1. There is quite a temperance feeling in Greensburgh, WHU.U nas been kept up ever since It was aroused by Bro. Test, a few weeks ago, Greensburgh Division commences in der favorable auspices. Janes M. Talbotl was installed W. P., John S. Scobcr, W. A. and Andrew Dyer, R. S. Clakkson Division, No. 46, was organized on the 9ih iii?t. hi South Bend, St. Joseph Co. Ind., by J. II. Orr, D. G. " . r. assisted by the regular officers of St. Joseph Division. The following a n usi ui me omccrs lor the present quarter: F R Tutt, w pS Colfax, w A, G XV Matthews, R s, F. P T.vlor, A R S, Jobn M Vcasv. F S. n F Miller, T, Genre- S Harris, C, W Wilmington, A C W W Clark, I S, J I Horrcll, O S, fcr, Horrell, P W P pro tcm. e esteem highly the compliment that has been conferred upon us by the lvrit tlrAVt x f at. If - vv....,u, uus uivision, ana teel we are unworthy of such an honor. We have labored zealously and faithful for the spread of our beloved order ever since it first reached the borders of our State. Believing it well calculated to promote the cause of Tmperance, and to bless and benefit mankind, we have sacrificed comfort, time and money in warning our fellow men from error's paih, and in striving to bring them within our circle or honor. If we have done any good.il was not done for earthly Tame or reward. "We live not for ourselves," and fearful indeed is the destiny of him who spends his whole time in avariciously gathering the goods of this world, and neglects all the charities, and moral and religious duties devolving upon him. But the name or this Division imposes additional responsibility upon us. Should we ever by the commission of acts, or by i neglect of our duty dishonor the name,! and cause the brethren to blush ror the name they have voluntarily chosen, pitiful indeed would be our situation. With he assistance of Providence, we will live and act so as not to bring reproach upon the name. We intend to spend our lime and talents better, and make ourselves fcmre useful, as we can fc-uher grace, and inflation, from experience and ftovn tl.euats.iu of all kujwledge.

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w i7 ! n?7U in icarn tnai muiana Division No. 1 has made arrangements with John Pelsnr for buildino a new hall i nmediately. The building is to be 55 feet by 2 J. We hope the D. G. W. P's in thei mummy reports will inform the G. D. what movements the various Divisions are making throughout the State for erecting Halls. The summer season is approach ing, and whenever the Divisions are crowaea into small, poorly ventillated ft a rooms, tne cause will languish. Almost any Division can furnish itself with a suitable hall, either by building, or obtaining smx? one to build, by the Order agreeing to lease it for a term of years. Without comfortable rooms the Order is in a precarious situation. But we recommend brethren not to draw upon the regular funds of the Division Tor building or furnishing halls. Let the means be raised by subscription. Our Order is destined to be as permanent as time, improving by age and experience dispensing blessings in proportion as it gathers strength. Then let us lay a foundation worthy of its future destiny. In Madison, they have obtained a fine hall. The Indianapolis Divisions are making the necessary arrangements for building a hall worthy or the Order, and ornamental to the Seat of Government. At Lafayette they dedicate a new hall on the 22J inst. In Richmond they are putting up a neat hall. Wayne Division No. 2 enter a t,ew hall in a few weeks. At Conncrsville and Cambridge, we are informed, they have provided themselves with good halls. We wish all Divisions to be comfortable the approaching summer season. Patriot Division. We neglected to publish the D. G. W. P. for Patriot DivisionNo. 21. It is Bro. John D. lining. W. P. of Horeb Division No. 17. Clarksbnrg.Oa our return from Greensburgh,we tarried on Saturday night at Clarksburgh, Decatur Co. Ind. The citizens, having learned that Judge Test was in town, waited on, and requested him to deliver an address on temperance. lie consented. In a few minutes a large school house was filled with ladies and gentlemen. The Judge addressed them ably and eloquently for about one hour and a half not in foolish and fabricated anecdotes, but in reason, enforced with energy and spirit. At the conclusion a petition for a charter was drawn up and signed by 13 of the citizens of the place. The chatter has been granted. The Beauties of Our Order. We do not recollect of seeing any where the beauties of our Order pouitraved so perfectly in so small a space, as the following. It U taken from the firsl num ber of the ''Temperance Watchman," a neat and well filled semi-monthly, published at Nashville, Tennessee: "Our Order has no schemes of selfishness to effect, no projects of unholy ambition tj consumatc. It comes to the world with no claims to power, with no patronage to bestow. It attempts not lo alarm the fears of ihe weak by the devices of superstition, or to awaken the interest of men by an appeal to their prejudices. It has no marshalled hosts to awe the timid, no plumed warriors to lead on the charge. All it seeks to obtain is to conquer men from the dominion of evil, from the tyranny of passion. It aims to break in peices theclankless, yet enthralling chains of slavery which drunkenness, with its dark crimes, has thrown around the soul and body of man, and to throw wide the door of his prison-house and usher him into the light of that day of moral and intellectual liberty where freeman's sun shall beam upon his head; and thus redeemed from bondage, he may with a light heart and clastic step, walk forth joyous and free as the mountain rill that dances to the music of its own wild, merry laugh as rainbows gild its falling spray. D." Daughters of Temperance. The anni versary of this order was held at College Hall on Tuesday evening, under the most gratifying auspices. Although held in the largest room in the city, it was filled to overflowing, and many mors unable to gain admittance. Where we stood, we could not hear distinctly a word of the speeches, reports, &c. those who were more fori tin ate speak highly of them. It was gratifying to see so large an audience as the avails will be used to give a good start to the House of Employment. tin. Gaa. DJ"It was stated last Sunday, by Ret. Mr. Btecher, that there has been raised by the citizens of Indianapolis, f.r religious, social, and educational purposes, within the ten years last past, the large sum of US.OOO! This is independent too of small private charities of which no record has been kept. It will be remembered that the population has at no time exceeded fie thousand inhabitants, and not arcra-cd more than four thousand. The principal objects to which this sum has been applied are the building of churches; for missions, foreign and home; subscriptions to the erection and support of col'.egcs abroad, shcools within the ciiy, relief of the poor, &c Indian-.-.polis Sentinel.

HYMENEAL. Married-Qn the 25th 0r December, by Francis Grasn uck, Esq, Mr. George W. Quick to Miss Amanda Elburn. On the 23ih ol December, Mr. Joseph Tumilson to Mi Mary Beeley. On the 31st of December Mr. Hedrick Sulfin to Miss Henrietta Jackson. On the 3d of January, Mr. George W. M. Cadey to Miss Eliaa Simonson. On the7ih of January, Mr. John Heard to Miss Cynthia Ann Shnltz: On the 9ih of January, Mr: James Sparks to Miss Meheiable Davison. On the 12ihnr January, Mr. Jas. Craft to Miss Elizabeth Smith. On the 15th of January, Mr. Daniel K. Hart to Miss Hester Scotten. On the 20th of January, Mr. William A. Woodbury, of Fayette county, to Miss Lydia F. Wilkinson, of Poplar Ridge, in Franklin county. On the 21st instant, in Posty township, by the Rev. Jacob M. B. Kaler, Mr. Ja

cob J. Rnnk to Miss Hannah On the same day, Mr. Jefferson Bartlett to Miss Cornelia Miller, Oil the eame day, Mr. William Ellison to Miss Margaret Ann Jiner. On the same day, by Daniel St. John, Esq.. Mr. Isaac Fuller la Mrs, Olive Kel ly, On the 2 iih of January, Mr. John M. Peck to Miss Hannah C. Scates. On the29ih ol January, Mr. John Davis to Miss Rebecca Bell. On the 1st instant, Mr. Jenks G. Banes to Miss Naomi Parvis. On the eame day, Mr. Ezra Snow to Miss Lydia Abercrombie. On the tame day, Mr. John Henry Capp to Miss Mary Davidson. On the 6ih inst., Mr. Richard Samon to Miss Elizabeth Seely. On the Uth ins'., Mr. John Stephens to .Miss Susan Buh. On the 14th instant, by Rev. R. S. Robi son, Mr. Hugh Ferguson to Miss Abigail M. Smith both of Conncrsville. Luck. Rav. H. W. Beecher says in one of his lectures: I may here as well as any where, impart the secrest of oori and bad luck. There are men,who, supposing Providence to have an implicable spite against them, bemoan in the poverty of a wretched old age the misfortunes of iheir lives. Luck forever runs against them and for others. One with a good profession, lost his luck in the river, where he idled away his time a fishingwhen he should have been in his office. Another, with a good tiade.perpetually burnt up his luck by his hot tempcr,whi'h provoked his employers to leave him. Another, with a lucrative business, lost his luck by amazing diligence at every thing but his business. Another, who steadily followed his trade; as steadily followed his bottle. Another, who was honest and constant at his work erred by perpetual misjudgment, h? lacked dis cretion. Hundreds lose their luck by endorsing; hy trusting fraudulent men; and by dishonest gains. A man never has good luck who has a bad wife. I never knew an early rising, hard work ing, prudent man, careful of his earnings, and stricly honest, who complained of bad luck. A good character, good habits, and iron industry are impregnable to the assaults of all the luck that fools ever dreamed of. But when I see a tatterdemalion, creeping out of a groceiy late in the afternoon, with his hands stuck in his pockets, the rim of his hat turned up, and the crown knocked in, I know he has had bad luck, for the worst of all luck is to be a sluggard, or knave, or a tipler. Christian Union. On yesterday week, several of the denominations in Carlisle, united in partaking of the Lord's Supper, in the First Presbyterian Church. The services on the occasion were conducted by the Rev. Messrs. Newlin, Lillie and Lyon, of the Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Messrs! Emory and Gere, of the Meihodist Episcopal Church, and the Rv Mr. Kremer, of the German Reformed Church: The congregation was very large, embracing professing Christians of ihe several evangelical communions in the borough. Arrangements have been msde for the repetition of these meetings at stated periods during the year, to be held in the several churches successively. The movement is In harmony with the best feelings of Christians, and cannot but be productive of the mosl desirable results. Adams Sentinel. Mr. Myers. It will be teen in our Mexican news that a man by ihe name or Myers has been badly wounded by some marauding M cxicans. We think it conld not hae been Jshn M. Myers from this place, as he was at Sahillo at our latest accounts. TO RRUGISTS. G. BEN J. SMITH IS WRITTEN WITH A PEN ON THE MOTTCiM of every bo of genuine Sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable Tills. Some dealers arc misled into the error of supposing there is ao difference in Sugar Coated Pills and therefore buy some worthless imitation herause they can buy cheap. Wc shall enlighten the public every where in reference to such men, after fry arc duly informed of the rascality of these imitators, evs?, r wnc of whom have either personal It or through wthera sought 1 obtain information of' mr business, by aliening the agenrv of mr Pills. A man in Albany sent in a mrajuser to obtain clandestine, some knowledge of ny w, shall speak of them all as ih.v deserve. N. B.-No Sncart-Wed Pin. are grmtine with , the s-.gnttore ofG. Ben.i. Smith nn eveey bnv. .irrntt Rrookville. M W Haile and R Tsner Hotbestei, S Knote. Ha rrrsrwt. George Wo Idn'rf. New 1 renton. 2 A N;-. Mrtamora, Wn Rubot.om I an rrl, X. M. Res ar.U Co. $-z.

COMMERCIAL.

Cincinnati Harket Tcksday, Feb. 16. Flour The foreign news per "Sarah Sands," which was received on Sunday, was calculated to further advance the price of bread stuffs, and the result has been a good deal of excitement Ere sellers were on the alert 2500 brls had been picked up at $5a3:I0 but after the news had been generally understood prices went rp. 115 and 3f0 brls were sold from canal at 5;2fi; ihe latter resold at $5;50;400and 217 from railroad at $4:50:400 do from store at $5;55 delivered 132 do from store at $5 50. and on 'Change 919 brls from store and river at 5i-0-The advance lt freights to New Orleans from 75r:to$lper brl.however, brought buyers to halt, and the sales late In the day were lower 100 brls from canal at 5:40; IGO do at $5:37;100 dp from store and 1 30 do from river, the latter cooperage, at $5! 25! Large reeipts. Provisions Only small Sales Irartpi el yesterday 10,000 lbs Bulk Pork, hog round at 5lc, 100 brls No. 1 Lard at 7jc; 3iK)0 lbs com. Bacons at 71c; 2 hhds do at 71c, hhds extra; 100 pes Shoulders at 5jc. Molasses A sale of 70 brls good new from Landing at 33 J c; 30 do oi l from store, at 3lc; 40 do new at 3I-. ougar Sales ol 10 hhds fiir N. O. 64c; 5 do at 6lc. Rosin 200 bilssold from landing at at $1:50 per brl. Cloterseed Sales of 1 H brls from store $4:00; 40 do at 4:63: 20 do at 4:70; 40 trcs do at 4,75 per bush, brls extra; 231 bush do at 5;50a4 60. Linseed Od A sale of 11 brls from railroad at5:5CU4;60. Lard Oil A sale of 11 brls from railroad at GGc; 16 do country, on Saturday, at 55c. Butler A sale ofll brls good 10c; a small lot in cloths, at 11c. roll, at Corn A sale of 500 sack at 50c, sacks included; 1000 bush on Saturday.in sack?, at 55c. The impossibility f obtaining sacks of any description, necessarily checks operations. Cheese 100 boxes selected, 6old at 61c. Beesicax A sale of 104 lbs rrom wagon, at 23c. Dried Apple 200 sacks sold from storo at GOc. Flaxseed A sale of 11 brls from store at 1 per bush. Salt A sale of ;300 brls No. I Kanawha at 15c. Caster Oil A sale of 15 bils, to the trade, at 65c. Administrator's Notice JftTOTICE is hrr. hr piven, tbat Letters of Ail mm istration on the K.state or Lambert Larowe, demiroi oprin tr, Indiana, has beci hip, Franklin counthe undersigned by of sstid eouiitv. All the Clerk uf the PmY persons baring claim e estate of saiii dee'd. are nerrby notihed teil, w ithin one year hem, duly authentically. n.t 1 1. ; ...I.. I.. ed to said es ate ara hereby required to make i in mediate payment. The Estate is probanlv solvent. JOHN WTXN, Adra'r. rebrunry II, 194T. 8-6w Administrator's Sale. FllIirRE will be sold at public vendue, on Saturdar, Ihe nth day or March next, at the late rrsidenee or Lambert Larowe, drc'd, itfM.uot Carniel, the personal property or sai JWecead, consisting of raftle, hngs.a.et i.fblacksmiTyiofls. burgv and harness, household furniture, anoW variety of othur articles too tedious to mention . A credit of ten months will be given on all sums ooerthree dollars. JOHN WYXX, Adm'r. February 12, 1S47. ajw Administrator's Notice . r. I I i-.its or Administaatmn on tho estate of1 j nnsi i.owes, lateoi rraiiklin Co-mtv, Indiana, deceased, have oeen granted tohr nndersigifd by the Clerk of the Probate tr.,r Franklin eouiitv Indiana. All persons inde!kl to said estate wi'll make payment immediately, JrW.1 those having claims against the same will present thVsn, duly authenticated, w ithin one year. The said estate is solvent DANIEL W1I.LSOX, AdmV. February 15, IS48. g.gw Administrator's Notice. TETTERS of Administra 4 the will annexed.) of .1, n on theestate (with s Harris, deceased. iMieoi rrtuklin co na, have been rranted to the undersigned k of the Probate Court of said count y. All ndebted to said estate will make immediate i claims acainst the same. t; and those having iresent tnem, dulyaiiThe Estate is nmliatneniieateri, within one year bly solvent. JOHN SHULTK, Ex r. February in, 134 3-3 w FA 1131 TO KENT. 1 B ttndersigiie.1 has a r.um to rent -situate a. I bout three inilos raituf Rrookvillr. on the Ham ilton road. I here is about I JO acres which can be cultivated, including about 20 acres in meadow. Application must be made soon. GEORGE HOLLAND. February 8, 13 47. 7.,f H. V. IIORTOX, MANUFACTURER OF Sons of Temperance Jewels Cl RAND and Subordinate Division Jewels, EinJT bbms, and Rosettes, manufactured and kept Constantly on hand, of the latest and most approved atyle and pattern, and of superior workmanship and material. A Is., D. G, W. P. Regalia and Emblems. Divisions at distance can be supplied at a few days notice, and a credit given to suit the convenience of Divisions. Orders promptly attended toalth.- Fountain Saloon, South East Corner of Walnut and Kif.lt sts., directly muter the Sons of Temperance llxll. Cincinnati, Feb. 5, 1817. no. A, ly. OHIO HOTEL: AT HARRISON, OHIO: D GERARD, Proprietor. rjIUS Hotel has been reStted np paint.-d anew, 1 inside and out the rooms all furnished with new carpets, new beds, bedsteads, chairs, rabies; and indeed, everything connected with, and appertaining and belonging to, a Hotel, has undergone an entire change. Without doubt it is as neat an establishment as ran be found in any town of the same site either east or west of the mountains. His table, too, is not surpassed for the necessaries and luu rics of life, and will satisfy the nicest epicure. The Stabling belonging t.i this Hon r has also been improved. The best of provender w ill at all times be furnished. Travelers will find it to their comfort and advantage to stop at the Ohio House. Feb 5, 1S4T nfVtf ESPECIAL NOTICE n'ghy Important tothe ITett.U has been long thought that the citizens of the West wewr to see h'r times in regard to the b-llions disease, with which portions of our noble country are visited. The frire mecfirine is at length offered to us by the celebrated Grafcnherg Company. Their advertisement is in an other column, to which the attention of every man, w oman aud child should be (mined lately given. Iron and Anilslbs Sligo Iron; ' tO.OCO c- Wajne do; 10.000 other Brand.; Tor sa'c S, by RICHAI1D TWiF.H.

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Cincinnati Cheap Warehouse DRUGS AND MEDICINES. WF. wonld respectfully inform mr ekatomera and trieuds through Indiana, that our stock iiue the lire Iibs been eampletrlr renewed with rrtsh ajiily of Drugs, Medicines, ifce. 5 barrels Gum Camphor; SOO Spiced pulr. SSI Jalap do; 150 African Cavenrr eoo r Snlph. qui ii i ue loo Gum Opium; 10 cases Gum Nrabie; JO boiea Old Castile Soap; X " Cape Aloes; JOO Mata, Casaia; 6 cast s Gum Shellac; 4 balea Clares; 5 Marrrls Nutmcfs; S ceroons Cochineal; 10 Indigo; 5 casks Saleratus; 3 " Sperm Oil; I " Ijird do; 2 CaM do; S Sweet do; Varnishes, A;e., fce.

in line, we ofrer one of the best assorted storks of I)r(r eser oflY-rtd west of the Mountains, all we rl sire is ant lamina tiun. Our terms will be reasonable. Out-Chemical works are in full operation, and we will Ml orders for our Round Friction Matches aud rancy biiaTinr Soap, Patents, Ac, .e., at our usual low prices whieh hare ever defied competition. BtRNEY, W1NANS ft CO., Drurrists. t .,..... E Corn Lower Market k. Srt. Jan. Z2 la47. sVly SAVE iouh teeth: G W. RE FLY rDrnii.tl will b ;n ti,i -:nditriiig the two weeks of th February Term of the C ircuit Court, lSsT. -tr NoticefY mutual consent the partnership hertofnre existsainK between Hitt Haile in "the sale of Dnirs and Pry Unnds is dissolred. All persons indebted to said lirm either by note, hook account or otherwise, are requested to call and settle, as the subscriber are desirous m close the business of the firm as earlv as Pu" J., Hl ri'Jc HAILF.. Hrnokrille Dec. 29th 1846. ..u CO-PAltTKEKSIIlP. flvlr. timlrrsirnrd have rnnml ... a lor tne tra nsaction o a reneral Commission ami rorw.riliiig niis,,,e,s at New Orlkaks, undet the ..em oi srf.si-K ft GUARD, and solicit a share of the business or Franklin and adjoining roomies, ROBERT SPEXCE, , THOMAS GtVARD. New Orleans, Doe, 1848. - ' AO JOKE. TVTOTICE If'-reby given that the undersigned has I H this day left thracc't. Rooks of which Thompson Stout, died sriaod wit h Daniel St. John Esq. for collection. All those who have unsettled acc'ts. on said Rooks are requested to call and pay the same, or they may expect tu pay costs thereon. JOB STOUT Admr. Jan. tt, 1S47. 4.Jw. CALEB S. BUUDSAL, WHOLESALE Ac RETAIL DRUGGIST, rMPOR.TER of Drug, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye StiiHV, Glass and Fancy Articles, American, French and Kngli.h Chemicals and Perfumery. Corner Main and Fifth s.reets, Ciucinnati, O. March 20, 1845 11-1 y Clocks! Clock:. C. E.COLLINS Sth tt Svuth Side.onedfr Eatt Jfrf CIVCIN'N'ATI I Sdul receiving from New York, Bras, clocks of esery description, w hich he w ill sell at Eastern pri r s. C. E. C. also pat s particular attention to repair mg Clocks, Watches i Jewcllry. April 1, 1846 js.ly T. C. NEWTON. J. SHARP. WHITEWATER CANAL FLOORING MILL AND t'ARPEXTER SHOP. Stuth tide Third, hetveen John and Smith tit. CINCINNATI, OHIO. NEWTON SHARP keep constan.lv on hand and for sale, ready worked ffring, tathj blindt, Hind tlatt and lUcrt, ofall discriptions. o i-n .!... e .i:. r i . 0 J-Orders lion. iuiH uisi.ucc win reccivo promp attenJuly 3d 1S4S. 27-ly. OLD ES TA IlLISHMENT. 1S29. Cincinnati Venitlan Blind Factory, fine Street, ned,ar North mj Sixth Street tup ttairt) J tjoininj the Hay Sralct. WHERE is kept on bad and made to order all kind of FANCY COLO It F.D PAHLOH JIL1NDS. arrantetl equal to any made in anv oilier pUee. M long rsprrienre and uneqiiMlled patronage is sutneieit nt prool of puhlic opinion. Vbhitiax Sh rTTRRA of anv description made to order; Patntt mixed for Ltiuily use; illindt renaired or exchaneed to .nit windows: ShadelSurtaiut hung. All orders pnnrtuallv attended JAMES M'COHD. Cincinnati, April 10, 1I4S li-ly. HARD WAKE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in general. Foreign and Domestic Hardware of all descriptions. Please call fur sn.isfartion on G. HERDER East Main between Btb and9ih streets, J dimes from corner of 3th street CINCINNATI, OHIO. July 4 1340 30-ly. m. & c. cbiiiv! "I C AMUF ACTUR F.RS of Tin, Copper and Sheet ' V iro,, w,res s. W. Corner or Filth and Plumsts . C VC.V.V.rV, OHO, They keen alwav. on hand 1 genera assortment of Conking and Ten Plate Stoves, huh they will nil at wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices. Purchasers will do well to call and ex amine our prices Dt lDrc purchasing elsewhere. Julyi4 1S4 30-ly W. L. HUDSON'S Improved Rifle, No. 11 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI MiXUEACTURER. A LI. Rifles Manufactured by W. L. H. w ith his im t provrnienls are arrantrd to shoot ten consecutive shuiaitito a three feel circieat 440 yards, .r a quarter of a mile distance. April 17 18 lu 16-ly. W. BALLAUF, J HOLES ALE and Retail Dealer in n F.nrrlish French, (ierman and American Finn :.1. and Musical Instruments, and ita.L-. xt....farturer. No. SSn M:lin St., CINCINNATI OHIO. The highest market price paid for Willows; and Baskets ofany shape or style, made to order at tho shortest notice. Jtrly 24 1R46 3e.i . 31 EDA K IS & JFK EES LATEST IMPROVED PL A TFORMf COUNTER SCALES j Afan.inrf.ry an 7th tt. 3 doort reett nj Main tt., c.vc.v.vjr, onto. FrVIE above mentioned scales are pmnonnced by those who use them to be superior to any they bavet ver been able 1 1 obtain. Beams and Platforms of the heaviest tonage to tne more minute gold and prescription Halauces, and every variety of scales now in use. ah 01 which we warrant to be equal, it nut superior, to any 111 the United Slates. Al.ays on band - ..... n ,or ..iu. . ntent in the city, and has all the patterns formerly used, together w ith an entire new set of our ow-n latest i..ii 1 1 j.i .i eioeiii. . ii.iiin uuooir, ,.., we can please all w ho may favor us with a call. MADARIS & McKKE. July 3, I34fi. 7-lv. IIIKAM rLiniMEli. UAS commenced Rusiness at 342, Main Street a few doors from his former stand, between 8 and Pth Streets, CINCINN ATI, OHIO. He has a very extensive assortment of HATS and ClPSon hand, well worthy of the Inspection of the public. July SI, 14-. S?-ly I iU KE IwENT, Clock ami Watch Maker. TF.WF.I.RT. Silver Wareand Spectacle Manufacturer. Diamond pointed gold Pens, &e. No. 21 Main st between Sih and 6lh Cinciiicati, Ohio. March 20, IMJ IJ-ly. Administrator's Sale "TOTICE is hereby given that the nndet-signed, ': administrators of the estate of Adam Shaf.r, deceased, will sell at public auction, at the late residence of said deceased, in the town of Metamora, commencing at ten o'clock, A.M. on Monday the i twenty second day of February nejt, the personal proper ty of said estate, consitinr of two sets of black ' smith's tools, iron, coal household and kiichen furnit lire, farming utensils, a lot of corn, one mare, two i vi r old eolt. a milch cow. and several other articles. I "ll sums over ' a credit till Dec. 23th 1847 sums of

it and under ca-h in hand H4.RVEY BLACK!. EDGE. PETER C. WOODS, i Dee. , r4. ; FLOIR FOR SAIjK. , Hi BARRELS OF FLOCR for sale lv ! RICHARD TYNF.R. 1 aa. J", lit'. no. .

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fiiTArrriw erg pii.i.s. ?7!7'r""' Tliovinid Uf rrt W rnrh rrrry mrrt. rpHKORAF.FF.NBF.RC. COMPANY desire to ealT t he a tten lion of eerr one interested in the hca It b or the gnat and beautiful West, to their riews respecting ,.. . , MLLIOUS DISORDERS. 1 bis .lass oi diseases is the Crrof Scavrre of the western hemisphere. Go where w. mar. iheir -ad enerts are seen and felt. 1 he brarr and "self-denvin.; TJ hn P""" h' wr to the west, to make the 1 JjiiT" ". " b,o"n as the rwe." meets this dreadful ctiI. Heiswillinr t..rnrk bard and endure 1 k7. t" r' ". B" U Mi. ""."" '"me forth of bilions disease. His strrnrtb now .. weakne... A clond come, .err his prospects; and heeaclaims, .rffof fAerrsrrrr some mrdicne t, prrrrntthi, dremdful rril. mndt, rurr it when it t!,r. .,, utmn ,,, T,r1 im ... From thr room, .noi rne lanainr or the Pilgrims of Plymouth to the present hour, billions dise.se, hare sent sorrow and deflation through the Ld. Lrt th, graves or the I need and the lost tell the story. A momrntuoas question here omrs n. Dtt the Sufirrme Ruler intend that the ttilinr SO.fS OF THE H-F..1T. men tt iril'inx tttrar the heat and burthen tf the dan, thonld of nil .then trtuhjert r tad m ralamity? It is not inererent to say . CTNo--NO!!x9 And why do we say.v, t Because there is no class of diseases that rati be so rertaini prevented and cured as those now spoken of. This is the Great Fact lo which the Gracfenberr ss'w,if?.!s,w"i I ra" '""ntb.n of GOVERXOrtS, rri.;,M''' "fTS. LAWYERS. ArKDICA L MEM, PHII.AN I IIROMs i s of everr name nTMr tTS?ASDS' rATHFRS. W IVES and woF-.RS We. There ..no reason why Rillious disorders should not be Forever IX a n i U e 1 from The W est. The reader may not believe thi: he mar smile at the idea. But in these days of Great Discoveries w hr should not somrihioe h r.,....l will control and core disea- es which are, in their nature, eoutrolable and curable? It is well known fart that the true natnre of hit. '" disorders has been but partially understood. Here has been the rreat searet of the niter failure of nearly all ihe medical men and medicine-venders of the day. To BREAK THE CHILL ! seems to have been and to be their grat aim in fever and ague; and to purge, drench, bleed and merenrial-n-in all the other forms of bilious fever. What have been the consequence Thev are too wit L n.. . need relating. Tens of thousands have died; multi tudes im.r nan tneia blood poisoned by se areely any have been permanently cured. mercurv; 1 DC .rue lueory is Prevention! and in eases where it is in the system, to eradicate it thmT9tiphlj. All these reds aresurrlv attained bv the e-leh Graefent)ere Veeetahle Pills. Let them h fairly tried throughout ihe Great West and the Rilhaut Taint w hirh .1..... ,.. .k. .i most like lenmsr. will he endi.twi u.i.k .:ii4. ' ... - i- . .. ....... pecniiy restored: tne sallow eonmlesinn w.ll he made fresh and fair: sinnetb .nj ki. -:n ...j.i.. ' :V. " . . . r u r,i K-vm win not una tne for the victim, of thediieases referred to. We venture to say that if these Pill, wrrvfurnishew loerervf.milr 1hii-:. i c . . - in the Vn ited States at the evwnse of THE GESER.1L GOYERXME S'T, it would be the most economical and merciful rvprn ditnre ever made. Why? Ileeause from everv family alt Billiaut tendeneiet vonlU be hanithed! Tne West would no longer bedrcad.-d. There would be NO MORE SICKLY SEASONS! The inhabitants there would be as free from such complaints as those of Uie healthiest portions of Xew England. CL'nlike all other anti-b.llioiis medicines the Graelenberg Pills utterly prevent the formation of the disease within the system. Those who ose them according to directions CASNOT BECOME BILT.IOUS! With these remarks the Graefenberg Company invita a still more extended trial of their Pills. 1st. Let neighborhood! eluh together and get a tnpplr, and dittr ipute to every family. 2nd. Lvt Clergymen roeommend and d'ntrihute them. 3d. Let Landholder! Jurnith them to the tettlAt on their tandt. 4th Let Emigrant Soriettet and other bhilnnthmn. te bodietjurnith them to the needy. In short, there is no earthly reason w hr the West should not te perfectly healthy; that on its beautiful prairies .nil nesme its noljle stn aois sirung and igorous hraltlishould not be enioved In the following diseases these Pills also achieve equally wonderful triumphs. Arthma, Flatulency, Rillious Complaints Roils, Bowels deficient action in, Breast Pang, Catarrh, Constipation, Cough of Pregnancy, Costiveness, Diarhuaf a Difficult Breathing, Dyspepsias, Dyspeptic Consumption, Digestion, Impertret, Determination of Blood to the Head, Ear Vt he. Erysipelas, Epilepsy, Fever Low, Nervous, Intermittent, Remittent, Fever and Ague, Fluor Allots, or Whites, Gastric Fever, Green Sickness, Griprs, Heartburn, Head Ache, H ystel ies. Incontinence of Crna. Indigestion, InHailtM.ion nfvitat part. Iiittamatiian of the Stomach. Jaundice, Liver Complaints, Low Spirits Menstruation, Suppressed or Paiuful Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. I Stomach Various disea-ses Whiles In all billions or chronic disorder", these Tills achieve the mot .onderful tri I tfi .in. 1.I.S U.n K.V A i fr eonneii.i..i. a ...i ... .i.. ......... ;i.;t.. ..r American constitution is to ihese dissas... they are aptly s. view or some. The Pill of the New World I Their wonderful 1 Rlcscy in these complaints ri-! et from their power to open the Purrs: s lense and 1 flrengthen the Stomach and Rowels, make the Urine tow healthilv and clear, and tn eive Im.e and strenv lb . so the system: WHOLES LE WAREHOUSE, 44 John street. New York tTln town where there t no branch, the Company will appoint one on application by letter (post paid) or otherwise. C7Persons wishing the Pills sent by mail tan order them. Price tS cenls a box. Myers Se.ton. t'entrevill, Indiana, General Agent forthe Stale of Indiana. Robert McCleiy, Agent, Bmoksillr, Ind. .IOIIN II. FOKIHTS, Tanner. Courier & Morocco Dresser No. 22f, Main Street, between Sixth and Seyenlh CINCINNATI, OHIO. WHKRE may bhxH rh. -ftp for Cah or tirictory ftcquaiiitanrr, a; jfnt ril a-ii'rtmrnt tf FINIS HE!) I. EA Tlir.R. City tan sole leather, N. Y. Red do; Philadelphia calf skins, eity tun do. Red and black roan do; Goat skin shoe binding. Deer so. Lamb do; Red, blue and black skiver. Harness leather, SKirlinr;s do. Rridle do; White lining skins. Pink do, Yelluw do; Men's bnit Morocco, Ladies gloss do, do undressed d.; Upper leather. Hand do; Kid skins, rfog do, kip dr,lluck do', Pad do. Run" goiit skin. Bark lau skivers. Rook binders Leather of variuns k inds, CrCASH given for Hides, Calf, Skins, and Wool. Deer and Sheep 24, 1846. 40-1 V. . . . . , , Administrator S fJOtlCe TV' TOTICE is h- reby given that the undersignrd has this diiv procured from the Probate Court of the Coiintv of Franklin in the State of Indiana, letters of Administration on the rsiaie of William Jamison late of said county dre'd. Those, th.Tefore, who an imlehted to said estate an-leqnirt-d to make psyment to the linderstgnril iminiti.tety, and t'tose Having claim, against the same will please present (bein in due time for settlement. 'I he estate is probably solvent. JOHN' JAMISON, AdmV Jan. 21, 1S47. ni. S. Franklin County Seminary AT a meeting of the Hoard of Trusti-es of this institution, holdeti at the Seminary.cn the 23rd instant, Retolved Th.it John M. Johns. un, George Holl.nd; John A. Matson, John Wynn. John D. Howljnd, F.n. Rev. John Gilchrist, and Rev, Joseph Tarkmgtoii, constitute a Hoard of Examiners for the Franklin Co. Seminary, during the current session ; and tbat the Board be requested to assemble and examne the schTp lar, at leas., tietre durin the session, and as won nd meeting (which may he session) make such tapers, as the condition convenient, alter their st-eon 1 hold, n nn the last dav of the . through the public papers, as the condition of nutitution w ill warrant, ENOCH McCARTY Pretidettt j J. A. APPLEGATE See R rook v. LLC. Jan. iSth, 1S47. IN accordance with the above resolution, the gen tlemen above named, are n-s. respectfully invited to meet y. the 8th of Janniry, at upon the discharge of their at the Sent inarv. nn Fridai i 8 o'clock, P. M. and enter upon the discharge nunc. GEORGE A. CHASE, Prineipal. Administrator's Sale rilTH undersigned, administrator of tho est.ie of William Jamison deceased, oil!, on Saturday the SOth dav of February ant. at the tale resid-nee ol saio stee d, in the city ol laurel, irmi ... s onnrv, inuiana. proreesl to ss-ll at pnnne le a.i me gooos and caa.tels or wnicai tne sain is itu.m jisn.nn men possessed, consisting of household and kitcltvn furoilure, fte.. ro. Terms made known on dav of s.ie. JOHN JIM ISO, AdmV. Jan. 1347. no. .

Administrator's Sale. "arTOTICE is hereby given that the underaiatitcd have this day taken out letters of administration upon the estate of Adas ShalVr. late of Franklin County deceased. A II persons indebted to said F.s. late will makep'osnpt parnvent. The estate is probable solvent. HIRVKT BfT. 4 CKt.F.DG E. PEI BR C. WOODS. Jan. tS, HT. J. L. W A VX E, DEALER l. Ilnrilir.irc, Il.nir Sanlins. Curled Hire, rarnith. Looking ftlatt Plates, an: Mahogany Venrert. No I Is, M.sin N'-t, n'M door below the ivmnsr. rial Rw.k, JtvriWl. April, IT.-Sji !-.

TURNER Sc SON. irnoM SHEFFIELD txszjsnt SAW MAKERS & CUTIFR rV B Repairing and Grinding rn i j r and surric.l in.trume-utJ " Xkle? i. orTn fi'T hinds .aw.. Saw. sharpen, d R. J, !ZZ -first stvle of ...rVmstV SsVrr c '"d,'" tK" 4ndreP.ired. Kver, d. ser p Ul' P?" DR. ROGERS COMPOUND syrup or

si i( i A . I T I A safe and certain atte for CnTFrlfr TIOXf THE LVXnl s'rf Blood Cwglu. Colds; Asthma. Pain in theS.de. Bronrhifi. Unonpin Cmieh,and all PULMONARY AFFFCHEAR what the eelebmted h'r a Physician of more .h.u Jo .'h Hecrrr..in,h,ew-K.r "r fW , af.er having resoned Hrr? feet health. ' rsilnLT r"T'rett" per DksP.ltJt XOT-FOR tflF.RF IS noPR ErE FOR TnFD?Lo ? 3 a o a b e h I Rl' I KsW llni. Ks. , J 4 I im uir iricit rietest att,K.,n . 7 . others were called in V. -".V - " " skilful physician: hot .11 ....;. " " " "T,"na - un.iv.il i... .. t .iL" - . . 1 " pniv.aaiik. ' . tamn Z l-'J'tcian. wti,. atu ndine ind decKH h. " ",;":h,'"rl,"0,i- to me" ana declared that I could not last m.ir? tl ne dar i,h".r. r 7'' n"niN rh"'.r lo tr. lieveu that a few days at mosl. must j i Vvrrw Vom;sr- ... , "'. ure 1 had taken half a lott!e eov....i :ji ..... Ts . .'. '" 'iroe i re ... vuoen was ellllrelv r l.;: ..... ,",j'",,u nr" ned wo bottles. I - -. .e,.i resume my familr vocaii am lulu- sath-fu d thu if It l.j ... w V . . V ions as usual. I : in justice. ar ihet I tr. Iv JZ.ll. ' . m9" the iv.;..e;.f '2 'r..rT"r".m ".,tMT i : in . g- TiK-iirin atui would rtf .' persons aniictrU Jh five if a trial. ft h diseas.-d lunrs to RRIET ROWE. M 'i'7"' "n1' r,!n'n- certify that this aeeont of wiVk . ,T.l "TnTr- personally .cquairuedwita ail tint circumstances. .1 P. I JOHXSOV, PETF.K D. MA I TKEtvS, THOMAS CRAIG.,' r . . SOSEI'H EtASS. Staanton, Ohio, Feb'y 7, 4f,. WILL THIS LlTklUORT Alf TAR CURE A COT.D7 I DO SOT" ME A X MERELY RELIEVE IT RUT' WILL IT CURE? This is a question we rrrr)iimlr hVar dtked. Tie following rer.itirsiie is selected as' thro. ing some lighr on the sp-ject. Mi-. Child, s has Bo doubt tbat it not only cured hereonsh, but tStrt itiarrd her life. Read w hat she saysThcre is no excise f.r diseased lungs, .hen the publie ill rnn.inne to use tncjictiies that are solely recommended by the render, or which is n one Uv ism .foreign or unkuon-a eertihcates, forihe.'e purpose of gam. UJ riease rea.i me lollowingMa. ScovitL Sir: I deem i. a diry ti fet the puSlisf know the great valor ,.f I)r Hugers' celebrated I IVKKWORT AJ I Alt. I was f,t g...,e with the CONSUMPTION, than! had no hope of ever bring restored to ray heahh and friends; I continued togtt worse and worse, aibl ny cough wa. so distressing 'h-1 I became o-dor.il to a mere skeleton, though under Ihe care of an ablrntessor of th'seiiv. With little or no hope I gt a liott.V of the above Itiedis.ne, w hi.h proved to be cv,i niorw thwo it professed. Its avtiun was like a ehctrm raising the matter and phlegm,checking my couth, and healing my luu-s perfecllv oniid, bs using only three but let. (f anv one has cough and is ik danger of consump Jionv and duiibi the gnat hh-ssiuga .hith attemt this nr dicine, they can be easily saiistt. d. by calling on nn-, on Sixth Si, (south s'ldf.) two doors west of Smith, as 1 hate no doubtl is to Ibis ms'iftcine t oe aus life. (Si7.,ed Ann childs. Cincinnati, January 31. - N. B .'I hose .In are afflicted with d reJitrd Lungt will do well to eonsidrrcalmly whether tkr'iT conoiii.in is more hipelett th.tias that of ATrs. Rotte, of Stavti' ton. nr u( Met. Childet, of Ciurinn.ri. If .here are any li . sirtl d.Mht th Creat virtver o this mrtlieiiie, please callatllie A reuts and pet n... . lllet-Cailll 111. lie USMrrjill m.:r ..C . L ! rurt nf ilir trr ...r ..r .........ti . 9 t A. .. arm ii.-, winl.-ssle .g. .1. for 1 lie West and J"tli,S. K. Cora -rof KiOh .nd K.ce ..nvu. Cm O CTFor sale by R. 'PTJiER, llruokvill.-, ksid. oveiiraer, Is 4. 47-tf xrencn ana Jiurr nili stciraa sT-1 s ss. . . rrr rhadkord a d. m. 1 , found at stork on the cottier of Walnut and Seewii.l sfs. Cineiiiua.i, and are prepan il lo foriv.h Fr. 111 h Burr Mill S.nnrs ol a .inality superior to any establishment in the V isiiru Country. Al.Sd The genuine riiitib iht; Chubs f'f-.iiker brand;l Sere, u Mill Irons and wirs", I'laslor ut' P.i. ris. e , Jl.SO French Burr I'ortaVsr :d Fbiuring Mills. . J r.Slj 12s bbls calc Im d Plaster : Paris. C7"All Work warranted1 of trie best tjeality. June 19, 1848. t.t-'j. "sTVR. SF.S:CF.R'S VFrtF.TARt.E PII.'.I in! j 9 rovtC and R Ft'ron ATI VV. VF.f: f T B : j FITTERS These Pills are no lonrrr tmnnr ti-.'. I of doubtful n'ility. They have pnssed awiy fmrn . -thousands dailr launched upon the tide of ex peri met. 1, and now stand higher in reiintatioii, xnd sre Vecotn inr more rst-nsively ris rf ih.in any o'h-r tirs'i'Sei in or medicine ever peetiaeed for ihe ri lief of siiO.-i-ii-.-' man. Thev have b.-n introdtieed in.o ev.-rv place it ' has bi-en found possible to esrrv lli-m. and lhe-e i.-e ifew towns anr vill.sees but contain some rmnrk1-:'-'videnc.-of their gmd effects. ?n fife South, pfle-'r . tllsrlv. where b.tioiis diseases prevail . thev tniii!. !') ' save the lives of thousands. For proof 'if the f..rer i inr si. elements, and of the s-lne and rfTlrsr-- ef ' medicino. the proprietor . ill itsert a few of the n. thoncfliid testimonials which have be-n fres.-rfii him bv men rf the ffrt resnee.ahiliiv men who I not bo'b-.mrl.t or inrT-ieur-l in anv wsv to orevie-. I men who have hichrr views sf nersl rcpo-.xit. land msnee. than to eertify to tae.ts neeus. ,! .1 t another .1 favor; "d themselv no i iimlic. I Tr S flMONI AT.S : I Read r! di no :itl so notir the folio." rtr is ree-rd to ihe efficacy .f Speneer.-v-r Pills T'lmnkins' niitir. Soeipt-r C". A'r. ' 4. Dr A . Spencer: T)esr I s'.h vim to f -irw-r a large stipple of vo.ir Pills; I ld.'1-t it--k ir ' two larre a quantity to senif I s.i!J 100 . si months, ihev are t he most .e-pel.r T'.'. plnee. For billions eompl'iinls. siek b-sd-rrt e sir .od such like dUea.es. tliev are c-msi.-er-? - - an infallible remedy. I have f-mv-lr b'i r D-. Peer's Pills;bllt I HOW sell .bee- l"s, r. Pills rTineofh:.. Mveos(.,:iiers tfiinfc t!i -ra s to Peter's oranv oilier rills. Ri spretfily your 0. r. fcr t.ielnrston. Somnter Co., f Ala.? JiinelS Af oraT Senvrrn. M. D. as j ftr( huHrnl fifjv hove, ofvonr smi-'-iliei's I be . nl . (rt. e,,m.raiv cnn.ider 1 H rs.;'e m '. r re - I R. F HOUSTON fi of! v ir ur w ,, v traie. BrooLiiI, I ' trsa St We hsve .iltlin lie Isi. Nov H4t JATVPS EXPECTORANT. Wrest- it -sore to be abTe to recommend .bis midi"---b-st calenlated for the puroose of eurint rssc'.". sore thrsKil. asthma, and all other 1T1 r'io . lonrs. From lone wersonal arquiiniat re Jarne. we know thst he is no qosck. . eincs aee wot n.ifrwnvof lb m-idrrn err rthe result of bis long experience as a nraev sieian. and the evnense of grrtt Ij'joi.--(Csnn.) Daily teTino. ..w Yrv. xt-rci. ,s.n.inr ss-vs-n-lv aiH - Dst. avscs; Dear , fn - .. hvrA r S and 4.-th. os snd rrrrx mn. fx;y, everv means r.tltor ol rt'tevtn-- me. . "o..i-.. tw-arvd inevitable but bv wm;ii wns-.-s . .r4eaiat. I w.s rr.mr.-d to prrf. hesi-, Resneetrtille vnurs. '"" I.ate Pastor of the Prp.ist Cbitrvb, i-r. From th' Rev. John S'r'if. I.AtaTaTtl.t.w. S. S , 4X' . ' nr Jsene De Sir: It the Messier of ' t.WfX TOR .NTbas erTi-e-eil rnee in n -distres.ing eomn'airt. In Deeembs r'.st. I -with geewi severiev bv a i.nV.ve.e, of a.-h a easewi.h which I b-l b.-en al:eied for tel.s. It . as .ire.id. d wief. a k..s-senese a of l be lung, and tbrnat. toretSer wiih nnrh, and ofin'ee prns.-itiot. ' ..!' when i!ist worn out with .nfwsti. i Tour Fapeetorwo. ws si-of to m". At f. -- it w.s no.biwT but w"-"rr. bet s-eine i' re.ommeiiJ. d bv Dr Coier, w isb ch""s I qnainleal. I Was indntwd to irv it. and tn a te eompleteli cnr- d me. nor Ks's 1 b-d - i disease sincav I be no 1 " h " ' ! nf von- inTria. .hsil l ' I sod eon'd obtain bo me-e. I woe'd - . for ten dottari eai h. Tonrs. - ' " '

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