Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 9, Brookville, Franklin County, 26 February 1847 — Page 3

COHEIERCIAL.

Cincinnati Plarket Flora On Saturday after our enquiries oqo( bi!s city mills were sold, deliverable from 5 1 a t r March, at $4:73, in mill. Dn intr ti e 4S liour? ending at noon ypylf t: li e receipts were very heavy, f xfredi'' ' - litis, I"" 'lie ?a'es neverll:f!e w ere small yes!eifi;.y, most holders aki;lP an ndvaeee, with a disposition Id hold fW tlie steamer's news l:i!e buyers were ti"t SPiicrSHv inelmerf to; pn abore $4:50. The transactions reported are P0 and 70 bilsat 4:50, 135 do at 54 5?: C7and 400 do at 4.55. Hoes A. sale cf COO head stock, deli eiab'e at N. Richmond, in two weeks ai S'2:S5 per 100 lbs gross. Iai rd There continues to be a good demand and prices are well sustained. Sales ol 200 brls and COO kegs piime No. I at 7 3 4r; 23 brlsTso. 1 at lc; 135 do ord. do at 7:40. m Pork Theie is again some movement; 812 brls mess, 121 thin mess, and 96 brls Rump, sold on private terms; 60 brls Rump and 20 do Piime, slop fed, at 9:50. Bacon A sale of 4112 pes Shoulders at 5 3 4c; 193 do sides at 7 3 8c S'JO do Hams at 7ic, all packed. E.tlh Pork A demand has again sprung up and heavy sales ire reported; the meat cf 2300 hogs, for English market, at 5 3 8 round; 223,000 lbs hog round, at 5:S0; 8,000 lbs shoulders, at 5c; 15,000 lbs hog round, rough country cut, at 5ic; the proof 50 hogs, otd. country, at 5jc; 2500 pes sides and 500 hams, slop fed, atOjc; with 1700 pes shoulders, slop at 44. Havana Sugar A sale of 28 boxes white, at 8 3 4 c: 23 do fair at 81e. Raisins 20 boxes M. R. sold at 2:12ic Tallcic A sale of 25 brls prime city rendered at 7;3 4e. ?, Rounds A 6ale of 2300 lbs in sala 51c. Linseed Oil A sale of 20 brls from store, at 70c. Spts. Turpentine A sale of 40 brls to consume, at 55c. Sugar Sales of 45hhds good fair N. 0- from landing, at 6 7 8c; 5 do from store at G 3 4c; 30 do prime in lots, at 7c; 8 do at Cic. 12 do fair atG 3 4c. Candles and Soap There is quite an active demand for the latter article. One manufacturer has sold within a couple of days, 40, 192, 300, 63 and 200 boxes No. 1 ail at 4c per lb, 5 per cent. off. Cotton A sale of 12 bis ord. Lou. at II 7 8c; 3 do mid. at 12. Cooperage A sale of 218 Pork brls from canal, at 00c; 200 do at 80c. Cattle A sale or 39 head av. wt 725 lbs at ?4:25; 13 do av wl 700 lbs at 1. per 100 lbs net. Com A sa'e of 2700 sacks from cnal and rail road, at 47c delivered; COO bush in sacks, at 50c per bush. MAasses A sale of 50 brls good N. O. at 34c cash; 10 do at 32c. Dried Fruit A sale of 50 brls Apples from store, at 65c, brls extra; 1200 bush Teaches deliverable in 10 days at 1,25 1 m bush. FlaxSeed A sale of 100 bush at $4 ; rerbush. Salt 300 brls No. 1 Kanawha, sold at lGc. Sacks A sale cf 200 Bowler's make at 32c; 200 do at 20c. Pig Iron A sale of 400 tons deliverable in 2 raos at 830, 6 mos. Mackerel 100 brls No. 3, large, sold at So. Rye A sale of 31 brls from river at 50 rr bush. E'ttter A sale of 7 barrels fair roll a $c -Cin. Gazelle, Jo.23. Grants of lands to Western Stale?. -The Speaker or the House or Representatives, laid before that body a rew days since, the annnal report or the Commissioner f pa'cnts, and a statement from the land office.from which it appears the following Sutes have received grants of land a mounting tobetweu seven and eight mil1 ions or acres thio L078.016 acres. Indiana TJrtnv. Illinois Arkansas 1619,021 US9.220. There are eight vessels now loading -iXorfold with Corn for Europe, which will carry out 157,00 bushels. 7Yae:-The Buffalo CotnmertaI AJvertiser estimates the tonnage ?" ,le uPPer Lakes for the business of 'at 87,743 tons; added to which are several vessels now in course of conslruc"0n wllich le completed during the on, and will swell the aggregate to 1)-1000 tons- This tonage furnishes em-r-oyment to over 6003 persons. A safe and profitable business has been pursued curing the season of 4S16. -1 Missonri Legislalor.-ve clip the following from the Jefferson City correspondence of the St. Louis Re veillc: A fellow named Walker, a member of wJJnT "Je county, insulted a la"3Mn daylight, m the open street here, , other dy.u afterwords whipped husband for wiping an explanation ' ht. conduct. The ire of the citizens or lerson became so aroused that if he not fled Hy would have lyinched him 1 he richly deserves such a testimonial f 'hetr indignation. A committee has

J been appointed in the House to investiI gate, and, perhaps, excuse coddnet.ill.i...rble oipo, however, ,vi evpr ho,(1 j such a disgrace to nttm in ttrritrd coni tr nipt." j Ti e romms.tce made a lengthy report

mm insn-iwn would pMind roncltu'ed mil, the following resolutionsj Reived, That B F. Wnlker.rrrresenj tative e Iect from the country of Dade, be, and is heieby erpelletl during the rrmiinjder of the session .f the General Assom- ! W j or the State of Mis.onri.from, and de- ' prived of all right to claim his seat upon i ,he n,,or of ,hls nouse.for conduct which ; has rendered hrin infamous and unfit to : associate with gentlemen and represent a j decent constituency. j The OUj Bushel-Ai act or the Ohio j Legislature, passed the 8th Febn.arv 1S47. fixes the following weights as the standard bushel of articles nanred. when sales are made hy the bushel, without special agreement between the parties is the measurement; that is lo say; Wheat CO lbs Rye 56 lbs Indian Corn 50 " Flaxseed 58 Barley 48 " Clover-seed 64 " Oats 32 " Kentucky Sexato.1. The long contest for U. S. Senator of Kentucky, was brought to a close on Thursday last by the election or Hon. J. B. Underwood. He succeeds Gov. Morehead, whose term of service expires on the 4th or March next. Collections for Ireland. Very liberal collections are being made in the churches of Boston and New York, for the relief of the suffering poor of Ireland. At the Church or the Holy Cross, in Boston, on Sundav evening onwards ..r th,a thousand dollars were collected. It is stated that at least fifiw id nil Biin.-i barrels of Corn .Meal havn hpn fn n Iranted for in New York, deliverable heteafter. Mustachoes. Parliament in time of Henry VI., passed a law llmt nr. nnn should wear hair on the tipper lip under the penalty of being considered an Irish man ! The Baltimore American of Sni.ir.1av last says.- "The inspections of flour in this market for the nast week we an . 7S2 bbls and 129 half hrilafcoinolargest weeks' receipts ever noted here." The estimates of the armv thia vsar are 24 901.491; for the navv about 1ft. 000,000. The trouble with "Brazil may require an increase of the navy esti mates. A committee appointed by the citizens of Pittsburg to make collections in aid of the suffering poor of Ireland have forwar. ded the sum of $2,200, to be divided equally among the Tour Provinces of Ireland. The area included within the present undisputed limits or Wisconsin, is estimated at about 90,000 squre miles; equal to New York and Pennsylvania and larger by 25,000 fquare miles than the six New England States. A Horrible Massacre. The British Government has lately received information rrotn its agents on the Western Coast of ATrica or a frightful occurrence, which however, is not so novel in the annals or slavery. A negro chief, having 2 000 slaves upon his hand, and being unable to dispose of litem, had them all killed before his own eyes. The French Government has also been made acquainted with this horrible massacre. Epidemic Diseases in Ireland. The Mayo Constitution sayt: "Typus fever o" a malignant character, rages; also a disease for which we know no term, but of equal fatal consequences has made its appearance. It attacks the lips first, which fester and then ihe stomach, somewhat similar to English cholera, bo much so that we have heard a great many persons having falien victims to this Utter disease." Wealth of Boston. The real and personal propeily in Boston is valued at 149,839.600, being an increase since last year, of $12,830,900. Feed the Hungry. In conssi,uence of the great suffering and starring condition of the Poor in Ireland. The Citizens of Union County are requested to meet at the Court House in Liberty on Saturday the 6ih day of March next at otic o'clock for the purpose of contributing something to alleviate their distress at the present time. It is hoped that, there will be a general attendance, as a Bountiful Providence has blessed us with an abundant harvest during the past year, let us be willing to give a small share at least, unto those who are starting and dying Cot those things that we have in such abundance. Some accounlof the present condition of Ireland will be given to the meeting Feb. 20ih 1817. Fire More Provisions Burnt. Yesterday afternoon, a little after 2 o'clock, a (ire broke out in the Smokehouse attached to the Pork House of Sigerson & McLaughlin, at the foot of walnut street, near the Covington Ferry Landing. It soon communicated to the main building, which was totally destroyed to the hare walls, with a large amount of Pork, Hams, and Lard; besides injuring some thousand or two bushels of Corn, stored in the adjoining warehouse. Cin. fiaz., February 17.

SOXS OF TEMPEHANCE. 1

"LOVE, riHlTT.AXD FIDELITY List of Divisions Of the Sons of Temperance in the State of Indiana : Xtme Whre located Indiana, nmokriHr. Wavnr, Crntrrrillr, Clark. CrvMlF,mnt, Nrw AltaVy, nirnmond, Lafavrltr. Ri', nrrborn C.., Diimn, Wayne Co, I I'niiT. Farrt le. Madin, Jrftron, Washington, Cambridge, Mwncir, 1 St Joseph, Harmony, Riin Siin, Franklin, Horrh. Connrrsvillr, ManiMin, Ji'ftVronvitlr, Indianapolia, 'anUriiter, Mnncir, Drlawarr Co, Miihawaka, St Jorph Co, Laurel, Fnklin Co, RuinpSnn. Clinton, Vermillion Co, Anrora, Dearborn Co, Fimtiu.LII. . . . Oranijr i,enrsTrr, rmnkiiu Co, Greenwood, Greenwood, iohnon Co, Patriot, Patriot, Switzerland Co, Metamora, Metamora, Franklin Co, ' ippecanoe, Lafayette, Fountain, Cov ncton, Fountain Co, Lyman needier, F.aiiTille, Randolph, Winchetrr, Randolph Co. Mt Carmvl, Mount Carmel, Franklin Co T. mon, I.ihertr, Union Co, Milton, Milton, Wayne Co, He, Vincennrs, ("not orranized.) NriUon, Maditon, Alquina, Alquina, Fayette Co, New Albany, New Albany, Olive Branch, Madi'on, Hopewell, Dillsboronpli, Dearborn C, Bethlehem, nethlehem, Clwrk Co, Mount Olire, Harrrctown, Wime Ca, Goshen, Goshen, Elkhart Co, Pendtvlow, Pendleton, Mariiaon Co, Attica, Attira, Fountain Co, Spencer, Corydon, Htirri.on Co, Pliflaiithropic, Richmond, Crawford, I.earenworth, Crawford Co, Fidelity, Indianapalia, AVillianubureh, Williamsburgli, Wayne Co, Clarkaon, Sonlk Bend, St Joaeph Co, Grawfordaritle, Crauford'mtle.Montgom'ry to. Pern, Pern, Miami Co, C;reenfcnn;b, Grrrnsbwrgh, Decatur Co, .Vew Garden, New Port, Wame t, Shelby, Shelhrrille, Shelby Co, Fairfield, Fairfield, F ranklin Co, Brownville RmwnaTille, Union Go, EranaTille, F.Tanailte, ( lark.biirph, C larkburt;h, Decatur Co, Antnivan Eagle, Ji-fTersonville. 31 New Division1. -A petition has been received for a 2n 1 Division rU Lafayette, and a charter granted. It is No. 57.

College Corner.-Oii Friday evening .Vjrried.-Oa Thurs day, the 18ih inst. last Bros. John Yaryan and Ziba Caster- at Newman tild. by Kev. Mr. Kcarn. line addressed the citizens of Collie Mr.S.raW. Swiccm. formerly emComer, Union Co. Ind, upon the subject ployed in the Indiana American Office of temperance After which a petition and now foreman of Cincinnati Commerw -drawn up for a Division of the Sons cial office, to Mi Alma W.let, youn.of Temperance, and signed by 19 persons, est daughter of the Rev. Allen Wiley of The charter has been granted, and John ,he Indiana Conference aryan has bee appointed D. G. W. P. 0n Tuesyday evening, Feb. 17, near to organize the Division, so soon as the G.. pn.M r.... . u .

r ... ments. This Division is No. fifi A petition for a rharter has been received from Fort Wayne, but has been re turned to correct some informality. Divisions Organized John W. Scott, D. G. W. P. assisted by the officers of Union Division, organized Brownsville Division No. 53, on Monday last. Henry Rider was installed W. P., Wm. Youse W. A., R. II. Bronson R. 8. At candlelight Bros. Yaryan and Chitwood addressed the citizens of Brownsville upon the suhjeel of Temperance. Fairfield Divison No. 52, was organized on Friday evening last by D. G. V. P. Sullenbtrger, assisted by Bro. John W, Scott of Liberty and other members of neighboring Division?. Hezekiah Ogden was installed W. P., Uriah Rose W. A., Samuel Masters R. S., Wilson Bowlby A. R. S., Thomas Haymond, F. S., Franc Brown T., O. M. Powers C, Adam Welty A. v.. M. M. Moore I. S., Aaron Masters O.S. William Masters was appointed P. W. P. pro. tern. No Books. The Grand Division is otu of Books. &c.t for new Divisions. Im mediately on the adjournment of the last Session of the Grand Division we wrote to the National Division for them, and although near six weeks have elapsed we have received no reply. Our friends must have patience. We are doing the best we can. The G. W. P. of Indiana has just returned from Cincinnati, and the Ohio Grand Division is also in the same situation as Indiana. Senate Feb. 17, 1847. The Vice President Dresented a nii. lion o fa subject of Great Britain, and submitlo.t In llif Kr.no to ilio nutted to tne Senate, the question of ihe . I .juuoiiuii ui luc right of a foreign subject to petition Conriant 0t l(ro.an iW;0a s. m ; i I " (-, v " ww. v. i OUIJLVI w ITH VxJ- f ITr.cn ll.i. - 1 , B.s.o. f-" uiuaie uiusi-, av iiiuij was finally ended bv Dostnoiiint? the mih. - . s o ject until r riday. The Naval appropriation was discussed, amended and laid over. The three million bill was d it cussed by Mr. Colquitt, and Mr. Duller obtained the floor for Thursday. The residue of the day was spent on private bills, until 5 o'clock, P. M. House. The bill fixing the mileage of members of Congress, on the shortest mail route was passed and sent into the Senate. The Committee on Military Affairs reported a bill to provide for an additional number of general officers, and for other purposes. Mr. McKay from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported a bill to increase the revenue derivable from duties on import?; also a bill to reduce the price of public lands, to aid in the prosecution of the war, which were read and committed. A bill relating to pension agenU was passed, A bill to establish an additional land district hi Wisconsin, and for th sal of cef lain Mineral lands was di settle I, amended, passed andsenltotheS.'nate. ineuiiiiu esianusn lite Territory o4 .Minnesota, was considered and finally passed. The biu as reported gave the new tcr -, r . . . . titory (lie name ofltaska, the IiiJian iijiini 1

of the Lake at the head waters of the MississippiMinnesota, U the Indian name

or the principal river running through the territory. Chippewa the imnieof the Indian tribes inhahiiinu the lertimry. and Washington were named, hut f oled. The War News We place little reliance, says the NewOrleans Bu!le!in,an the reported assassination of Santa A ina. We think it improbable for every reason, and particularity (for the one assigned for the acton the pail or the soldiers. The proceedings of Gongress for raisj ing 15,000,000 of dollars from the church properly, is a measure of the highest importance, if it succeeds. It is quite eviriant imYt 1 : -ii t a 1 prwcccuing w, oevery DaOy receivej by the whole of the church. . . mm u wius ciime into vfoiet co!1ihh with such a powerful and influential body, shows a strength and determination on ithe part ot the Government, which e were not prepared to expect. It also exhibits a firm resolution to sustain the war. The measure, however, is not yet consummated, and the attempt may poss'fWy prove politically fatal to the psrty in power, who are the actors in it. Peace vith Mezico. W'c have seen, says the New Orleans Btrlletiu of the 3d inst., letters of Ihe 7th of January, from the city or Mexieo, and from parties having access to hinh aouicea or inkformaiion, which express, in decided terms, a neiiei mat the differences between the two nations will very speedily he amicaly and honorably set tied. Deserters from the Army The advertisement, offering a reward for the apprehension oMeserters, published weekly by authority of the Adjutant General of the Army, contains the names of sixty-four men, said to have deserted from the Army or operations in Mexico. The list comprises the desertion, known to have taken places during the last six months, ending January 20th. HYMENEAL s. ..cTi , w., uy me ticv. james of Canada, to Miss Huldah Tucker, of Union Co., la. DiED:-On Tuesday, the 17th of Feb1847,at his residence, HPnrWjnuemaac Pulaki Co. Ind., Daniel Bcdd, formerly of Franklin Co., wged about 5(5 year. Notice. Franklin Probate Court, February Term, A D 147. Colhurn Murray, v.) Charles I.amh, f petition for Partition. Jane I.anib and J I'earce I.amh. 1VU JL'h'" JT "mM theaaid petioncr hy How- . 1 l"d,h" 'olicitor, and nk-their petition for partition in thiaease, and it appearing lothe aatii faction or the court now here by affidavit ifil.-d, th.it aaid Chariea I.amh J.n I -n.i. . t. . . r , . . i v r I .a ill ci, xne tlefendanta thereto, are ubt rraidrnta of the State of Iniliana.noticaJa kerahriren totha aaid Charie. I..mh Jane Umli aiTwy.aAe I.amh, that ther be and apnear before I ti r tt if, ..C .m.A r I .." i . . at tile the next turX-thrrrof to be holden atlthe Cn..r. House in Broobfillin the arc.nd Monday of Miv, A. 0. 147, aiyt plead toW petition, or the aame and the matteraartd tliinrt thereVtt enntaincd will betaken at true and roafeaaed against them, and further proaeedinira he had therein accordingly. Witneia my hand thia jsd Keh. is7. JOHK M. JOHNSON, Clk. F. P. C. Feb. S2, 1847. o.3wCOUN MI ELL KKS. CORN SIIF.ELINO MACHISF.S.-Variouskind. nt ihe moat approved construction and of different iKra, lor operating by hand or power, for sale at low price,, at the Cineinnati Machine Work, and Machine Card Manufactory, on Walnut ,t, a few doors above front at. Orders by letter, promptly attended to, and theartiele, ahipped many port required. A I.SO-an assortment of Agricultural Machinerr ol the moat approved construction, amn; which are I ortahle French B.irr Mill., stock Mills; How l'owera, Thraalnnir Machine,, Straw Cutters, Drillinr Machine,, Corn Planter,, Cultivators, CU.r.r Ifutler. rcb. IS-9 It. Administrator's Notice NOTICE i hereby (riven that the nndersie-nrd has r. r'4 y rr"'!' rrom thr Clerk orthe Probate Court or Franklin County Letter, of adminiatration on th. estate ; of Allen Coleman, deceased, late or,aid rnunty All prim, having claim, against thr estate of aaid deceased are hereby notified to present them duly authenticated within nnr vear Trona this dateanal those in.1. b: d to aaid estate arc brn-hr n guired' to make immediate payment. The estate ,. prohahly aolvrnc MAHTIK VILLIAMS..4rfmr 1 Feb. 13, 1147. N..O-3. Administrator'. Sala "jYJ"OTlCF i, hereby given that thr undersigned. - - ... " "r Ol Allen 1 ole- ! man. deceased, wilt sell at public auction at thr late I "'dencr of ,,d deceased, near Blooming tirove, 1 Franklin County, Ind. cnmm.ncinsat ten oMock on I Satunlay the twentieth dr of Mjrh am 1 .nasi ne . ..... . . I T.Incr 7,. T horse, rattlt. firtninir Mtncii. i. ti j a. ' . " ..-.-.- nwu-ar; flail II mix. h.lt5.,?I,", ""d ".rr "l. All ,m. over ..ires; auiiara, a creuit mill be given till Dee. 25th A. K':lr' tnm' . ."""ar, a and unJ . nann. M All TIN WILLIAMS, Admr. Feb. 31847.-s-3w. OHIO HOTEL: AT HARRISON, OHIO: D. GERARD, Proprietor. II1HIS Untrl hu K,vn c..l .-. : . , . . ...,1,a , .imru anew. j jl sni-isr ronma an turn i lieu with new carpets, new beds, bedsteads, chairs, tables; and ........... .. . . ,,s v......eri-,i wun, ana appertain ing and belonging to, a Hotel, ha, und.-rgoiie an entire change. Without doubt it is as neat aiieaajhlishtnent a, can be found in any town of the ,ame ,ize either eaat or weal of the mountains. His table, too, ia not surpassed for the necessaries and luxuriea of life, and wilt satisfy the incest epicure. Th; Stabling belonging to thia Hon r haa also keen improved. The beat of provender will at all time, be furnished. Travelers will find it to their comfort and advantage to atop at the Ohio House. Feb S, 1847 5.,r SETSPECIAL NOTICECU High,v Important tothe Wett. It h. been) long thought that the eitiaen ofthe Weil were to ,er b-rrtme, in regard to thr billion, diseases with which portions or our noble country are viaited. The true mcdieme ia at length offered to w hy the celebrated Grafcnherg Company. Their advertisement ia in an other column, to which thr attention of every man, woman aftd child should be imittedurrly pjren. Iron and A.iils. 25,000 Ib'SligoIront ' 10,000 Wayne do; I0.OO0 ' other Brand.: For sale low, by RICHARD TVS Ell n0v is, i4j 47-rf flour roi: si.v.. I Sf ) n A 11 R E LS QF FLOCR for ale by HICH.VItO I no. S. 2r litr-

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SAVE YOUR TEETH C"1 W. KEF.LT (DrmiM) will 1 in Rronkrillr T.. duniMf thr two wct ki or the FebruarT Trim of &r Circau Csnrf, g7. sj-tf c-pXitTXEiYiTi riHE mlrrofiird harr rnt.rrd into parttirrthin ' 'r tr inattmn a rrnrral Commiion and "rU"rni'i'5 "I1'"'" Nw Orleiks, nndri ihr hrn, of bPENCK It GUARD, and elicit a .h.rrof the bumu.s of I ranklin and aftioin.ne: ronniir., RORKHT SPF.XCE, v , , THOMAS GUARD. f Qrli an, D,r, 134S. 5J.1. CALEB S. BUHDSAL, wnoi.Rg.W.E lV RKTAtl. DRUGGIST, rMPOn i F.Rof Drue Medicine,, Paintu, Oil., Dve Stnir.Cilaa and Fanry Article, American, French and Eiiirli.h Chamirale and Perfi,nerT. Corner Mnin and Firth a.reeta, Cincinnati, O. March 2, 1845 IJ-ly OLD ES TAB US It .M K NT. 1 8297 " Cincinnati Venitian Blind Factory, rnrSrrrrr,.nrnW y,,tl,j Sixth St rrn tup itai it) .t-ljmitiinx thr Han Scalrt. 1 V7'H.Kl?K.i. k,"P bad and imlr wnnlrr all w narnM It ULWF.I) PARLOR HI.IXrTS. warranted eqwal to any made in anr other plre. My ft.nr experience and nneqiiallcd patronacr !. ,fflcient proof ol puMir opinion. Vbxitian SitcTTKns of any deacriptioli made tu order; Paint, mix rr ramilv ; Blindt repain-d or exrhanidto nt window."; .ShaiieVurtautt hung. All orders punctually attended to; J AMES M CORD. Imniuiali, April 10, 1846 I5-ly IIAKDWAKB WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKAI.P.RS in peneral, Koreti-n and Domeatie Hardware of all deacriptiona. pleaaeeall f..r aottafaction on G. HKRDK.H V.t ..; I and 9th street., s dimra from corner of ath atrwt CINCIXXATI, OHIO. July i4 1849 SO-ly. 31. & C. COOK. Ml'FACTUR F. RS of Tin, Copper and Sim I roil vim w i - . t . t.NC.VA.jy , OHIO. Thrrkrrnl.,r.n ' Pi"eI" """""r'" "fCookinVand Ten Plate Stove. V '" "". H.e Vw! VIS. V"rrl'lrtt will d well , call ,ud rx. , .' ot'"Trv purchasing elsewhere. ",. . in. 'I 30 -Ty W. L. IIUDSOXS Improved Rifle, No. rl West Fourth Street CINCINNATI MNUFACTURER. M. Rille,Mainiraetnn.INyW. L. II. w ith U. in prorement. are warranted fo ,hot . conaecntive .h.,.ma,l,reefeetc.txle.t440yards . qulnlr ofa mile distance. t H""er April 17 lino S-lv. W. IIALLAUF, w lit; i . c i t . a. itai Mutual i-w i n-iich,Oeriiiaiiiind Aim-riran Fancy (;orf ail. I Mt.s.onl ln.t... ... ' and Mtlaienl ln.i..iu.... facturer. ' and Ilaskct Mauu- ... asMin at., CINCINN ATI OHIO, naaket. of .-? l"" f"r Willow,; and .horu.:,t",rce",,"pe or"51"' ""'JC 10 "" Ju" 11,46 3o-l.( 3IEDARIS & 31'KEES LATEST IMPROVED PL 1 TFORMq COUSTEll SCALES Mamijart.rtj an 7th ,t. 3 nV.-r vett of Main ,t., cisviyy.iTi, oino.' m IIF. above mentioned scale, are nrnt,onnced by I thoae who use them to be superior to anr i'jrr hayeev. r been able obtain. Beam, and Pla'iform7. ; ol the heaviest tonne- to toe more u -j .rracription Balance., and every variety of acalea now muae. All of which we warrant to be equal, if not aiipenor, to any in the Cnited Statea. Alwaya on hand at wholesale and retail. As thia i theoldcat eatabli.h. mem in the city, and ha, all the pattern, formerly u,ed, toRrther with an entire new art of our own latest important improvement. We flatter onrselee, that we can please all w ho may fiuor aa with a call July 3, I84C.. 27-lv. HIRAM PLUAIMEK. commeneeu uuaineaaat 342, Main Street a f. Stlt Stfceta. CINCINNATI. OHIO ' ' r isVc i T'irT e", n'rt """"'' of HATS and CAPS on band, well worthy ul tl.e Inspection of the July 24, IS I'-.. .10-1 y LUKE KENT, Clod; aul Wntcli TTIaUrr, TF.WFI.RY, Silver Wareand S.etacleManuracturrr, Diamond pointed gold Pens, Arc Xiv,2.w Main .t- between sib and Otli Cineiucati, Ohio. March toen841. 13-iy Administrator's Wotice. jaVro iTCK is hereby f-iven, that letter, of Admin1 isfration on the Kstale of Lambert Larowe. deceased, late of Sprintrfield township. Franklin comity, n.liana, has nveu crant.-.l to the undersigned hy tlie Clerk of the Probate Court of aaid county. All persons tiavmp claims against t. estate of aaid docM. are hereby notified to present them, dulr aothenticatett within r year from thia date ; and "those indebte.t t.. said es ate are hereby required tu make immediate payment. 1 he Estate is prohniily solvent. , JOaIN WYXN, Adm'r. February 12, 1847. .ow Administrator's Sale. fTRjHENF. will be sold at public vendue, on Saturtlar, M the rith day of March next, at the late rraidenre ot Lambert Larowe, dee d, in Mount Carmel, ihe personal property or .ail deceased, consisting f cattle, h.nt, a srt of blacksmith tools, buggr and harneas, household furniture, and a variel y of other article, too tcdion, to mention . A credit oC ten month, will he riven nn all sums ouerihrec dollars. JOHN WYXN, AdinV. rriiniarT IX, 1847. 8-3 W Administrator s Wotice . TF.TTF.KS of Admin istaatinn on tho estate of i Anna Lowes, late of Franklin County, Indiana, d. iraw.1, have uts-n granted to the undrrsigti'd by rhr Clerk of the Probate Court, of Franklin cnuntr. Indiana. All persons indebted to .aid estate will make payment immediately, and those having claims jra.uat the same will preaeut them, d uly authentira- ".' )ear. Theaaid eaiate ia solvent. DANIEL tlll.I.sov . . ... 'I... 1 J, 1 .1,3, 8-8W Administrator's Notice. JKTTEIIS of Administration on theestate (a-itlt i h will annexed.) of Junes Harris, rieceaaed, of Frauklin county, Indiana, have been granted to the undersigned hy the Clerk of the Probate Court of aaid county. Alt perona indebted to said estate win make immediate payment; and those having claim, agaiiin the same, must present them, duly authemirai.tl, within one year. The F.state is proba. sui.ciit. JOHN SIIVLTZ, Ex'r. February 11, 184T. 3-3w FAI13I Ti) KENT. f jAHE undersigne.1 has a futm to rent -situate about three mile, eaat of Rrookville, on the Hamilton road. There is about 130 acres which can be cultivated, including about 20 acre, in nuaduw. Application muat be made soon. GEOHGE HOLLAND. February 8, 1847. Tif II. V. IIOUTOX, ALIjYL'FACTURER of Sons of Temperance Jewels GRxNDand Subordinate Division Jewels, Emhl.ms, and Rosettes, manufactured and kept constantly 011 hand, of the latest and most approved style and pattern, and of superior workmanship and material. Als... 1. Ci. W. p. Regalia and Emblems. Divisions at a distance can be supplied at a few day, notice, and a credit given to suit the convenience of Divisions. Orders promptly attended to at the Fountain Saloon, South East Corner of Walnut and Fifth its., directly under the Son, of Temperance Hall. Cincinnati, Feb. 5, 1047. no. o, ly. TO RRVGISTS. G. CENJ. SMITH IS WRITTEN WITH A PEN ON THE BOTTOM of cvrry box of genuine SugarCoated Improved Indian Vegetable Pill,. Some dealer, are misled into the error of supposing there is ao difference in SugarCoated Pills and therefore buy seme worthies, imitation because they ran buy cheap. AVe shall enlighten the public every where in reference to such men, after they are duly informed of the rascality of th.-se imitator,, eaet y one of whom have- either peraonally or through other, .ought to obtain information of my business, hy soliciting the agrnry of my Pilla. A man in Albany aent in a minister ts Obtain, elantrestinly, some knowledge of my Pill,. Weshall apeak of mem ail a, t ney neiH-rve. N. B. No SugarCoated Pill, are genninr without ihe .iguatnrr of O. Hen j. Smith on every box. .Lirilfj. Hrmikville, M W llaile and R I'.uer. Io-ehc-tci, S Knote. H.. rrison, Oe.rge Woldorf. New I rentni.. Z A Nye. Mt tamora, AViu Kubotloin. Laersl, N. M. Ilasa'aiid tv. 4-2 w.

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J tTTtrenttt Thotttnnrl Bv.x rr ttM cttrlt f rvrry ni-rl. f fHK GRAKFKNnKRGCOMPANt deif.-fi. call ( J the attention of every one intereal. d in tur t-a it I, ine a;rrai ana urauiilul oi, to tltt-ir Tinasreapecnn? nrr.Liors irsoiirF.ns. Ihi. cla. ..l.li.r.M. i. ,h Greet Smirrr r,T the w. atern hi mi.pht re. Go where wr may, ih. iraad t m-cta are aeen and fell. The hrarr and .cir-d.-nyintr MJ ho way tothe.weM, to make the i 'i"rT"'". b'"1 "d l'e-om a. the rose," imru ihia ? 'T,, "ei.willinf; to rork hard and endure - C" ",4U"' U" ''" Brtfc w-eiie he e,d with mmr form of Liljioo di-a.-. II ii lrnBth now i. weakm a. A elond cornea over nt. proapel.; and he exclaim,, Trl,rf tl.r.t thrrr vrrr tutor mrHictnr t. p,rcr,.t t.i, drrnlul nil and to rutr it vhrn it d. ,r,xr . rirfVm.'" From the moment of the landmp of the Pilerima of Plymouth to the prraent hour, billi..u ,li,ea a have aent aorroai anddeo. ation thmitrh the lnd. Let the Brav of the loved and the lost tell the story. A momenmnns qnestinn here come on Dm tW Suprcmr Hulrr intrnrl that thr filing SOSS OF THE WEST. I'mg to brnr thr hrat and hurthrn of thr ilrv. t'loulilt; nil .thru brtuhjnt to tart a calamity? Itji not irtrverent to say . . , , C3"Xo .V.-XO! An why it., we say.Va It, rs.ie ihere is no etas, ol 1ieaes that ran be so ci rtainW nrn.nl. d and cured as those now .poken of. This ia the Great Kaet , which the G m, f. til., re; ""'.''""r r" 'n' attention of C.OVKUXOKS. i I-V ;V Jl'MISTS. LAWTKHS, .WKOtCAl. MKN, l'HII.AN-1'HHOPIST! of even- name im-i wv"l SI'ANnS- FATHERS, WIVKS and ? IT: ,n.,t"' rn,icr H'ere is no reaaon may HUiious dis.ril, r.l 1.1 n.ih. i- u r t ver IS n ii i li r tl from the W eat. 1 he reader may not helirvr this; he niayamileat the idea. Rut in these dsvs of CJreat Discoveries why should not .iniMliiiif be found which will control and cure disea ea which are, in their nature, rontr.ilahle and rnrsl.l. . 11 m,:u know n fact that the true nature of bit. I jus ,-, H b, pairttally und.-rstiM.d. r- ,. . '"e treat secret ol the niter failure of the dsi ' .si nil asm meiti.iiie-vendcra of BHEAK TI7C mil l rem. to have been and to be ihe.r rr. at aim -... Pi;iir, ...u TO p iz in all the other been tile eoi.seq need relatinr. .n.l..a h.,-w k.J .I...:- . . . .... r uimHi p.ns.oitMi nr mercury; scarcely any have hern permanentlv ourvd. I he true theory is I r c v v ii f i o n ! and in eases wncrc if m the svstem to ernJirrr , thormurhlii. All these eed, areaunlr attained hr the celebrated Graefenberg Vegetable Pills. I.ct them lie fairly tried thronebout the tlreat West, and the Billiout Tn.' hich clings to the sratem al most likleprosy.wilT lie eradicated. Health will he peed it y rrstorrdt the aallon complexion will be made fresh and fair; strenrth and plrasuratile sensation, ill return, and the next season w ill not find the GN.11E r.nrsisa fur the virtima or the diseases referred to. We venture to say that if these Pill, were furnished to every family in the Un ited State, at the expense of THE flESER.1L CO! F.RSMF.ST. it would be the most economical and merciful evnen aittirerrer made. Whr' Rrr.nu-fr,.K, r... :i.all liilliau, trn,lmcrt wouhl hr banithr.f The West would no lonra-r hedreadel. There would tie NO MOHR SICKLY SF.ASONS' The infciliitants there would In- as free from s.,cl, complwtnta aa those or the healthiest tiortioa-. r , wKnijland. Cj't'iilikr all other anti-h'.:lionc mr.nciirea the Oraelenln rp Pill, utterly prevent the formation of the disbar withm ihe system. Thorn- who use them according to directions CM .WO 7' BECOME EILLKH S: With thesen mark, the Gra. fenW rt- C.-nt auv invito a atill more extended trial of their Pills. tst. It neiehhorhnoils rlti together ana t'grt a fibply, arid tlittripute to every fmuhi. 2nd. Let Clergymen roeommcntl ami distrihutc them. 3d. Let Landholder! Jumith them to the trtelert an their landt. 4th. Let Emigrant Sorirtiet and other philanthrop. te hodirtjurnith them to the needy. In short, then-ia no rarthlr reason whr the West should not iH-prrfertlr healthy: that on its beautiful prairies and liesi.le its noble s.n-an,. orons health should not he rninv.-d. In the following ia ases these Pills also achieve equally wmidrrfal triumphs. rinma, Kitliou, Complaint,, Flatu lenry, r lin.r llius. ..r White,, Ciasaa-ic Krr, flreen S.. kll.-, tirip ?a, Hearlbiim, H.-ad Ache, llystei ics, 1 ncont in.-nce of I'rne. Iitdigrslion. ..ftai'-ation .d"vitaf par'a U a'st Panr" ."' , rr, ' '",rr", . Bowel, deficient action in, Constipfcrion, Cough of Prvjnancj', Cost.veness, Diarhowa DitHcult Itreathing, Iyspepin. Iiirtan..'Ii"n Wl lor S.omDtsprptir Consumption, I ach. Jajauml u.iver Determination of lilood t? Comptainti, thr Head. Low Spirits F.ar Ache, Erysipe.'as, V..il.-psy, Fever Low, Nervous, l termittent, K.-niiit. n: Fever and Ague, M n-truutin. Suppres.ed or Painful I Nervous Disord.rs, N.uralgia, i Uheumal.stn. I I Stomach Various diraiM-. ! "lute.. In all billion, or ehronie disor.lt r;. these Pill, achieve the nirnt wonderful triumphs. Here ther de. fy competition. And as the ausceplahilitv of lb American eonstit utiun ia to theae diseases, 'thev are aptly stvled hv some. . The Pill of the New World I heir wonderful efficacy in iheae enniptain It aries Irom their power to open the Pores: cl.-nse and tlreogthen the Stomach and Howels, ninke the Crine tow healihily and clear, and to give tone and strength so the system: WHOJ.ES VI.F. W.JREHOI SF., 4 John atrrct. New York CJln 'owns v, here tin re ia no branch, the Companv will appoint one on application bv letter fpot paid) or otherwise. ' Cj"P. rsons wishi,i the Pill. nt bv mail tan order them. Price IS eenta a box. nyer, aeaton. Centrevill, Indiana forthe Stale of Indian. G'nt'rit Apint Hubert McCleiy, Agent, Hn.ok, ill.-, Ind .IOIIN II. FOItRUS, Tanner. Courier & Morocco Dresser. No. 2i i, Main Srreet, between Sixth and S. y.-ntb CINCINNATI. OHIO. WHF.HE may be had cheap for Cah or satisfn. rory acquaii.tanees, g general assortm' nt of FI XSHED LEA THER. City tan s,,lt. l,-,tl r. N. . IL.J.I0; Philadelphia 1 v... M-iiis, my tan .., H.it ami t.lat k man do: tloat skin shoe binding, l r in. Lamb do; Hed. t.f and black .kiv.-r. Harness leather, Skirtinr-s do. H rolled..; White lining skins. Pink do. Yellow do; Men's b-Mit Mororco, I. a. lies' gloss do, .In mnlr. n d .1... Cp-i. rl- ather. Hand do; Kid skins. ,4ng do. Lip d ,lluck t!o, Pad do. Huff goat .kin. Hark tan skivers. Hook binders' Leal her of various kinds. Cj"CASH given fr Hides, Calf, Deer and Sliscp Skins, and AV.miI. 24, 184'i. ,,0-tv. J. L. WAYXK, DEALER LS II..r.w..rc, Hnir Sr.nliiir. Curled Han; I'arnith, Looking Clatt Platrs, and Mahogany I'rnrcrt. No. 114. Main Street, next door below the Commercial flank, CINCINNATI. A.r.'.,17, lR4- l-lr. Cincinnati Cheap Yarehonse DRUGS AND 3IEIXC"KS. "Tf7" npfctftilly inform cmr en-tnm'T ' V aiul t"ri'ud ihruuli ItidiniiH, iht our milk inrr tjif lire bp htn rompVt-it y rt iu-tii wiili firiih aily of l)rup, M iiciii, k.c. 5 b:irn Is Gum Camphor; 300 " Spirtd iu!r. 2o Jalap .; 1.0 ' Afru-nn Cnyrnri-; rOO Sulph. Ciiiiiiiti. : 100 44 Guru Opium; 10 arai- Gum Nri';ic; 50 hnfs Old niilf 5uap; 400 Capr Aim; rt ct-i r;ntti ShHac; 4 bale f'nve; llarrel! iifnirc; 8 ctTiMin elnnriil; 10 Indian; 5 i-aU Salt rJiiu; " Sp rm Oil; 1 " lard ill.; 2 rt ctii; 5 Sun t d.i; Varnihe-. Jtc . In fine, we I'ft'it one of rhe Wt a nrir rrrr o ftVred went Rf the Muunm. all e d-ire i an ea nnnariun. Oilr tt-rm ill be it amenable. Our Cbf mical work are i full rncraiinn. and mv ill fill order fr ur Hiund Frietinn Matcbe and Kan cy Shay in c Sua p. Talents, flcc Jcc, at our uual low jric- wfiit-li have rvt-r d.-fieil ruiupeiitltiu. BIUNKV, WIN'AVS it TO, l)ruerit. S. K. Corner" Lower Mm kei i Svr. 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Clock! Clock-:: C. JK. C O L L I X S Sth tt South Side.onedoor East nf Rare CI NCI N X A TI IS dill receiving from New York, Flrass Clocks of everv deteription, w hich he will sell at Ktini f ri eea. C. E. C. aim pays particular attention to rupair till; Clocks, Watches Jc Jewellry. April I, I8S6 lS-ly T.C.NEWTON. ;. SHARP. WHI TKWATER CANAL FLOORING 31 ILL AND ' AH PESTER SHOP. South title uf Thirds hrtrrrvn John end Stiuth tt CINCINN A l l. OHIO. XEWTOV & SH !P ktt p contaiif)y on band and fnr RaU, rrmhj ir-rkett Jfmeritr-f sathy blituix, bhnti slat an ft tfunr of all dit-ripi imt. t"1 J OrdtTs fruiii adisiMiice will receive prom p atltiitinti. July IZ-iC.

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TUHNKU & SOV IFSOM SlIEi rJECD ZXCt.1Tn 't c r arcs . n iV MAK Ii K S Si. r li'rr t- rr VXD DealeiS.il! H.r.l.sJ r tU, K, aide. BHtkr rf JV B R pairinr: and flrind jo rf.n r - . and ...rr.r.1 instromen,.. . i'"'"'"'"kind. saw., saw rpe,7 r ",,2. ?f first an le of Workman,! ,p Z - h" and repaired. Evert d, scr ptiou? ;,-S",W" '"" der. and warranted .f nrat AV, " ' I""" mr " July 24, 1841. t"-p-trt lv. nn. ROGERS? r o mp o uxi) s yr r n r ff.I V E R WvRT A E)' Y V, A snff and. ret fain cut o f,,r fO W'll"" S il'in of " I'.iin in Mood. C the Shir. nl. a'l 7VOA nr.Kn w a Vh Uerrrt'f, after ha, iur r - -'. edjje, tor ll . - - , . ' slightest 1m ... V l.irrnrnrt autl Tar: hv.. . '"r.'th. WM. 1. 'tU ll XRDS. M n Aj.ms a,.d w.u, c. nifirateV Please call at ill. full. '. e t v V t uJ This is t c. fy , ), ! with a lim in nit a.mie m.,nih i . "I aeveral I!hvictstic - i'Mt, I called in ihe aid eel,.-r r... .1. . . ' "? ie me rv r.e. In addition t i " . c" " TP"!: .... . Mince nt At last a physician nrov a camp meet.nir in the n.";,k..i. " j - " iinint; care.r. ar, -.-..,.", ., my vartlilr l K it n,r hc.o. n .1. J ' :" "' T"r". d r! ! ;K.' -..,., in arm, of the ast.tn' ' V t ' ri..rtr.e,t !,v Dr. N..cs " Comm. unit" s, - h .t rwori ana lar.! went lo CtiliitAihe oi. I izzr-z ''S.wvr.v r-rr !a,v;" a,r:T;;.,"r,.,n; n y,"r-r - ! l,c.n.,h;':u 'r,.w in j.tsnce. say -het I trolv r,-,.,r,. 0.7 rJ,e' "ml m"" ; the inventor of thi. Z '".W "'"T- ,h;""t ' eomilirn.1 .1 .. . -"-"".' .u.-ine. and w.i.il.l n. . ersuii, alo.cted with d.se.W ,: ?f ii a trial. JSAHHIKV HOW!. . Me. H.. Cn " '" rm'" ihi Rcern-t i.U H te eirc.r.Ma.,.V. h ' r'uni"iJ' 'l..l. .1 I'. P. JOHVSOV.. PKTK.H O MTVKr;tS.. 1 IIOMIS CH AI(W, statititmi Oli i --"sr.t ii f. s. , F.b ; 7, "ILL THIS LITER WORT' A 'D TAR CURE A COLD? I DO XOT Mi: AX MERELY JtELRI'E IT BET WLLf. IT CUR EI This ;, uution e fn qu. n.lv h. ar ake.t. T.e r..!l..v.,ng certificate , . ct. d a, throwinrme lirht only cur.-d her coujh, but that it .av1 r l.fe. H. ad hat she savsIh h.-re .a no evens.- f .r disced lungs, v. hen t'.e pnt.v nil ro.tinucto.ise medicine, that are ,... It recamdrd hy the vender. r whi. h is rrr.e-l,v'nn,. lie otnmr foreign or unknown certificates certificates, f..r ,ote parp.te "a r.ad the f,la ln?. ortt.L Sir: I des-V. rf a duty t . I, t the rnl. ' v vr." ,Vr M"- r- e. leltral.d I.IV. ... . ...I- 1 . Iwaa . fr g ...e with the V gam. CrPlrn.a r.ad the foil,, ,nT Ma Kfnf... w:. . .. Know the EH Wolt I MP I IOV t,., Kn.I- a. r Z re.,..r.-,l t.vK...l.i i,,''- " 'T '"C ... . .rienos; continued to g, -f hrr...,7 ,",rr' kel.-ton. , !....,eh und", ornoh" I ",1":r'r..te,..ror, h-.c..r. lth In. h, """l T . ","1"'- '' lv, mcLcinl-. wh.ch IZ - L T " mnTr " l-r-r.-ssed. I ,. ar, ,LVrL . - "n-ra...ng the n.auj.r a. d phlegm. icourh.uivo::z. """ ir . ir- crrat bl.4jkii.irs -irirh -tr. -.1 .1 t : ran be . ! atishcd. by rail,.,, a,, me, on Siath St. '"nwi wnt nf as: ak ... i I ( ........ j tt. n nrs V. M. A(pV it is to this m. ,r.-rnr , ,v, ),".. (S red ANN CUILDS.' I nt.jMlti, .tatiuarv SI, !4 N. II - i ivroe hnare afflic.ed Ait!, rf.,f3f .-, will do ws 1 1 tft r4t.iid.-r calmly whether their cenditiona more h.pelrtt thud was i,at r .Vr. pOWe of i,c.n'".'""f Met Chtlitef, it" Utnrinnnti. ' If there are any hn atiR dsl ht tk Grant rirtreo this medicine, pl.-aiw crtllatlhc Agcn and g. t a paiwplilet comaintng n,.er. certificate. oTflf 'ohithint caret or thcrrf and most reirtectablr rif-em A L. Senwlir, wh.le-.le ag nt for the W,-t and So.iO, S. y. -Corner of K.fw, .,1 HaCe lr.et..C,H O Cj For .ale hy H. TY.VKli, llra.uV.Hle, r,,. November, IS4". 47-tf Freach and Burr Hill Stones. T "HAnrORn .t C o. may 1f.'tind .K anrt on tl... r ' A alnnt and S.-rnnd sts. Cineinnati, and nr.- pr. par. ,1 to f.irni'h ?t n. h H'irr Mill Shuns a nualitv .nps-slo to any ..stahli-hnnlil ill the W. strnV Cotttt.rv. ALSO 1 lie gt-miine Otifrh Ito!ft'g Clullis TEnker hratid;" Screen Mill Irons and wires, I'la.t. r or Paris. ,V-c , a'.VO-rr n. h Purr r,.rl:il.lr an I Fkotritig fils If. "T'J 125 t.b'.a call 111. d I'ls.t. r uf Pan. arr:int d tf tl..- I. -st .juaLvr. rs-lv. sprsi-rifs VF.r.vTtni.y ruts and rOMC and MPS TOH aTTVF. VF:f TAULK PI TTFTIS "I h-se Till -.re no t-.ug -r atn.-'ig those ..I .1.. ..!... .1 ...ili.v 1 I..- h.r. ...... .1 r ..... ttio.is.n.ls ,l..ilv Un,irh.-,t nn'.inh.-ude . r ,,. and no,r sind hig'n r in reintation. a.nt an- t-.-r-.m-; ing mors- ct-nis. Ty n d tl-n not" .etir pr, para-i'-T, or meiprine ev. r prepared for the rii.-f of -in" rssi--: nun. 'I h.-y Itnvr li.-n iutr...tile. .1 into -,- .. ri- it t ha been found pos.-il.l. to carry ihetn. and th'-re 'f w If.wns no.! v;il:.--.s but eniiti.in snin. rninr:cU;.. j e, id. nee. of w..-ir g.M.d i-ff".-c's. In the Sniitlt. p:-r- . j titarle, v. ti.-n-lnVtoiis dis--nses pr. vail, th' r nnt-i.aMr i save the lives of t linuan.ts. For proof of tin- f r gij ing st nt'-mctits, and of the s-n 1 .t. a-id . fTicee of ii-s-j m.-dieii.e. the proprietor will i.ie. rt n f. a- of III.- mnnr j tftonsaii.t t. s'imotiinU v. Inch lm.e lie.-n presented to nim lie m'-n i 1 tin-tir-t n-snecta'olitv men who rati, n-it be t..-.a'.tit iiitt-1. IIP':! in .u-- vat 1.1 pr. C.rirale men e-r,o Tire higher , i.-ws i-r m-ral r.-.ponsjlolit v and' tnstiec, tfiaii to e- rrif. l. fat t ti-e-iue it taill do auotliera favor, a "l tin on Uv'iistire. TKSTIMOM AI.S : rteal.T.' d'l Ttif f. lit f .n?ioc t' f-,1 !:' -r - 'efcTi r,o- " nv in rr-gard to the fficacv of Sp--nc.-rs Ve-iable' r-iiis-To-npkina" B!nT. Som-tr Co. Ala. .Ln 4. la it. TJr A. Sp-ee.y: Tli-rtr S. t .ili v.i ti for-.vard m. a large snp-ily of voir Pit!: I !''. ttiM-U .tro t-ovea two larr-- 1 .iir.n:;f v -o .-t; t I iol.l '01 t.ve: -r six :.'. -1-V1:-, ... -7 - - fnn riii m r Hi two . . 1., ;( II- H I nil Ti U. Tbe an- iriivra" v c.nid r-v! i '! f i-.ilv mt-diriiM.' U. V TJO- STON C". F'. ,b" bv Hit! v Hait", nr i!..i!lf, Intl. ytv 4VIy f"-rn if a pV etir" in Ht piilf tt rit'oinmt'lid 'Tu

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