Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 20, Brookville, Franklin County, 14 May 1847 — Page 4

Firm the 0. S. Journal. A SOXG-OLD ZACK TAYLOR. BT J. GMEKEIt. TtNE "Old Dan Turker." OiJ Zark Taylor a queer old Toon, He fights hard battle ami wins them loon; He lava the "Greasera"' ul V"lr '"'! And urrer. taken his "sonp ton hasty." Cftitn Old Zack Taylor" bold and steady. Sometimes Hon git" but alwaya Heady. "When rifle crack and w-nrds are flashing. And bullets through tlie ranks are crashing. When cannons roar and musket rattle. Old "Zack" fronts the storm of battle. Old Zack Tavlor, fce. " f n Old Z.u-k mount' his proud r terd. The "Hreascr'" run with a wild stampede; " Run. you rascal"." do nut fall or Til cabbage you all, -say this old Taylor." Old Zack Taylor, Ac. When Santa Anna, such a noodle. Herd OM Zack playing Y'ankee Doodle, His "cork leg." ran with railroad spctd. And still keeps running it dors indeed, Old Zack Taylor, .Yc. Tin off in a hurry, at every peg, 'Dot and connton," says the old cork leg; Good bye'Zack," and his cheek turned pain 'I am not he first that has cheated a Taylor." Old Zack Taylor, Jtc. Our glorious eagle never cowers. Our country's foe are ever ours; Our proud flag stares o'er brave deli nders," For uld Zack Taylor "never atirrendeca.' Old Zack Taylor'a bold and steasly, Sonictimea Rough, but always Reads'. Mtx':cans.

An Element Extraordinary. BY SOMEBODY. In thespdays of romance, fun and frolic, it is no matter of surprise that 3'onng pirls are now and then guilty of ganctioniti2. if not commitiing.very foolish things. Jrnny Richmond was one of those wil ful little mioses, who conclude mihjection to 'the powers thai be.' ai little better than lt nriaht slavery, and tesolved, and at a vpry nnhecomingace. to decide f.ii herself on all questions tf importance. As a tr.a'ter of cnirp. she enjoyed frequent opportunist s fur repentance, after the commission of some wilful freak, the results of which sometimes demonstrated the maxim, 'two heads are better than one,' &c. Among oilier fooli!i notions, she eheiished an unaccountable antipathy against her cousin Frankjthat is, it would have been unaccountable, had it not been that she once overhead her parents dicussing the possibility of her union with the aforesaid cousin, when the' both should attain a suitable age. Fiank was a black-eyed, roguish-looking boy of about fifteen, when the unfortunate conversation occurred, and Jenny a wilfu! minx of twelve, so the plannings .r.i .1 ...t.. I til L'tll t. ilia 5t t itlC'J lailici til ruiaiiii e; . . , , , ' ' V, , , ' - . f I rom that cay Y rank dated a series of . , , , , , ! nunor'persecuiions, but poor y calculated ! ' ' ' . to rnr.cent'Bte Ins BflfCtions uponJrnnv i - 1 1 n i j" lilt ti liJiIHi , still 1 1 t "uiu in'. iin' v aiut entirely the cousinly interest with which i he had heretofore regarded her. ilis pride too, was somewhat piqtied, as lie internally resolved to pay principal nnd interest for her repealed sliphis. when the fortunate occasioned occurred. Mr. Richmond, the father of Jine and guardian of Frank, observing a growing coldness between thecouin, deemed a sepnralion necesary. Frank was accordingly entered at Dartmouth, while tlie daughter found an asylum for tlie tiir.e being at Mrs. 'a fashionable seminar-Some three years passed in this manner, dnring which the cousins never met. Jenny Richmond finished her course at the seminary, and graduated with about as much honor as one of her peculiar temperament migbi have been expected to win. At the expiration of Frank's college eonrse, he asked and obtained leave to travel through the southern states befer his return to the family mansion, or engagement in his professional studies. It so happened that Jenny, now Mis Richmond. has formed. among other pleasant acquaintances an especial friendship for a young lady from Va ,from whom she received an in itaiion to spend the ensuing winter. As her will had been for years tlie only law she acknowledged, it required no great pow er -f pursiiasion on her part, to induce her parents to consent to this arrangement, and Jenny left home accompanied by her father, who had reluctantly offered himself as escort, if she would persist in so soon leaving home. Mr. Richmond had hoped to detain her until Fiank's rstnrn. while Jane was the. . i. u . r iitUiC utiAiuii? iu uc ai'sctis mi mat ciy reson. Tlie bcaulifui Mi Kichmonil lost nothinc in ihe evrs of ihe wc.rlJ by being . . m . , nie heires tr jimpe Kicnmond s immense estve, though we iu not to conrlude her fmtune was the rhief stlrartion of the iniiltitude who followed in tier traill. ! . . i rr i x ... ; The winter pa?Cii cfT caily tnil, tintiK near its close, with nothing particularly i alarming to the prospects fo long entertained hy Judge Richmond in regard to his daughter's union with her cousin. So lon; as her heart was free he had no fear: hut from ajetter to her mother, he was eventual!' led to ir.fer that 'a change had come o'er the spirit of her dream.' She had met with a young gen tleman, (o handsome, so intelligent, and i so agreeable, that her father deemed it tiesirable she should return home, before she made many discoveries of the gentleman's attractions. A letter, urging her immediate return, was forwarded, but like multitudes of other parental re quests, il was totally disregarded. fShe could not return then possibly, her friends would be so much disappointed, and besides, she was inf nitely better contented, than during the first few weeks of her visit. Fearing lest her headstrong will should lead her into irremediable folly, Judge Richmond decided to go for her without delay. His arrival was perfectly unexpected, and we are sorry to say not quite so welcome an eent to his daughter, as might have been supposed. Little Mis Wilful still. She was not j ready to return, and could not possibly be under a month or so. Judge Richmond insisted, while Jane continued unyielding. Things continued in a ra'her unpleasant state for several days, till at length weary of opposing his daughter.the Judge ceael his entreaties,

and allowed her to pursue her own course. The very interesting young man, who, by the way, bore the very aristocratic cognomen of Stanly Matkbam, coniiutied his attention d -spite of the hints so nlentifulv thrown out by the

Judge. lie was sincerely attached 10 the j young lady, and believed she was to him. I and he would not abandon her for fortj f itters unless she so decided. As the case stood it seemed impossible for the Judge to carry out his favorite scheme. The cousin must give place to a stranger, despite a father's wWi. Discouraged, eventualy' Judge R. returned home, to reconcile himself as best he might todisappoimmeni. Tiie lovers sped well in their womnc; .after the departure of her father, and i when the time for Jane's return arrived, j Stanly Markham accompanied bertohei ; father's house, as her accepted husband. His daughter once m"re"saiel under his I roof, Judge R prohibited the atei lions of J the gentleman ho had so far fireottrn ; the rights of a father as to pr rrist in them, j when he was fully acquainted iih that j father's objections. The sovereign w ill iff woman was for once insufficient, and stolen interviews were their only reoiuce An elopement wbs projetted. with as great a regard to secrecy as two loroantic young lovers could exerris. Avery daik night was rrit-Pii for their flight. Mrrkham leaving arranged every thine so as to expedite their tlepatlnre without the knowledge of the Jndjie.t To disobey her parents. wa so common en affair with Jane, that the present decision cave her no uneasiness: but to leave the " home of her youth, to forsake! those who had watched over her from chilhood, to abandon all for another, and that other the acquaintance of tut a few moments it was a tiial she had little anticipated. Creeping softly to the parlor, she paused before the portraits of her parents, as though their mute faces were pleading with her disobedience. Bt s'rle 1 er own was that of her cousin Frank, thken obont the time she had overheard the conversation of her parents, in regard to her union with him. This recalled all llPT f' rtlPT I c,, . . fehe WOllld not mnrry roilsin , pnney. Frank top!eR?e any hotly SIlP 'at old i enouah to wntild. choose fxr liorrir and she MftkinS the host of her way tlironell tllP ; ! parJen, she pave no look behind, lest by , thut one clanco f be lntil) lose theroniage. the slicht f( her cousin's picture had inspired. Stanly w a in waitingwitli a oar- : riae. Springina in, tlie door was closed I itin rnnilii-na II t"i I tl t-ll.lM .-. g . . , 1111 1. nun .lie iiun ( n niii. .-".-ii .'i n nu snit. Arrived in a small vi!n;e. remote fioni the observation of tlie jteat world. 1 1 1 . in 'i i-i ml i-.iiiiliiill IT t.'aa perfoillled i 1 SS.....I...T . ... . , ... j by the village pnior. and the wayward pair departed for New York. Ensconsed : , ' , ... , , , , in close riiiar'ers at the? Asior, Jana ad- , , , 1 . , ,, . dressed her parents, iiifnrniinc Uipm of , ... , -. ,s . ner safetv, and the pleasure it would give her to see t'.rin. To this letter S'ar.ly appended n role. Whatever it was, Jane did not tee. Its effect was to bring the Judge to New Yoik who as he hastily entered the room of the runaways, exclaimed, 'Good enough fur yon, on ugly minx. I might have kntwn Frank would outwit yon in lilt end.' A glance of s'.irprise was Jane'" only answer, as sht witnessed the cordial greeting between her husband and father. It was Frank, only rcusin Frank, after all, whom fhe had runaway ' wi'.h and married. Five ye:irs absence, together with a huge pair of whiskers, hud so completely changed him, that Jane never suspected him of being (he cousin, about whom she railed so unmeicifully, and Judge Richmond, though he had informed Frank of Jane's contemplated visit to Virginia, nover dreamed that he would trouble himself to look afier her. " The still wiift'l lady declares she will never be caught in such a scrnpe again and we sincerely hope she never will. l It. II IT Ij L, S ratable lvcr and A me ami Aii?ilver PILLS. "Pror? o.7 thin?., ami hold fast to that which in trout." Fait.. TOXF. need surTerwiih that distressing eomtilaint t mm ami rever, or rever and A cup. for it is pedily and permanently cured hy Dr Hull celebrated Anti-Fever ViU. They never fail to cure the Chills and Fever the first day. when used according to direction, and do not ickni the stomach, nor operate upon the bowel. Thousand of certificate have been vnsantit tit llii nisitM'ii'tiiT' iiv ttlsinit.a-a .-C r. .... spectahilitv, I'M sicians or eminence, and olhers who ti.v.i..H.i,..,. nliirh n.-.i-ht h. .avn K. I... .1... e.,1 l lowinr. from .In.lire Forret. a c-. ntleman of the IVs. respectai.iiity in jitterson Co. i, oiniw: ' .It fl'eron Co. Ala. Feb 4 1344I certifv that in the summer of 1st-, I had a severe atlackof Fever and Anne, aud-was for some time iimler 1 the treatm nt e.f a phvsician, but n ceiv. d no hem-tit , from his prescript ons ; niv ilisease continued to in1 "Vhf ,',vci,u nr ,u! v.' ri,' of - at last had reemirse to Dr Hull Fever ami Acueand Anti-Fever Pills, mid in using- half aho-.a rutin lv t cured, and have remained in trood health everince. I afterwards ha I in inv fatuiU several cae of Fever and Atrue. and have in everv instance mntle use of rnrP. hich have alwajs immediately effected a Dr ,,,,!1"" Pil! ri qnirp no titidlnir where they ar.Vnon ; and whetr lhev r not, siocle trial is siili'ici. ntio insure the adoption. Frici 75 cents per bfix, w ith full directions. A fi-e h supply just received and for sale at Hitt .t Ilaile's. Hrookville, la, andat G K Warren's Laurel. NovlHS ll45 TO COUNTRY nERCHANTS. Crockery Ware, Arc. THF. uhcriber having hy recent importation com pit ted hi stock of Vrinted and Common Ware, would inform the wish in pr to purchase, that he can now ofl'er for their examination one of the hrt eleeted assortment in the Wet. He feel contidi nt that thoe ho favor him with a call will find it tn their interet ! to purchase, as it i hi intention to sell at low price, J cither for ca-h or approved paper. ,' The Mock ha been ehcted with a view to the coun try trade, and consists in part of Common and Printed Teas and Tea Ware; do do Row Is, assorted sizes; do do Pitt her, do do do F.drcd and CC Plates, do do do do Raker Dishes and Nappies; Wit h a threat variety of other article in hi line. A I. SO An assortment nf Flint las, hich wi II be old by the bo at Manufacturer's prices. SAMPSON, 1.1XDSF.Y, CO. No. 92, Main T. east ide, opp Trust Co. Bank, Cin. March 1 1845. 20-Iy EBEXEZER WISWELL'S STEAM-POWER Loohin; Glass, Portrait, AMI Picture Frame Manufactory 1 17 . Main st. Cincinnati. mHF. ahovF rticlcs can hr furnished in trnnd style and on as reasonable terms as at any of the F.asterti Cities. An assortment nf Looking Glasses alv on hand at wholesale and retail. X. B. old Frames rcsilt & plate reset. STEAUROATS $ HOTELS Tnmished at the shortest notice. March 17th 1945. U-ty. HAY AND MAXl'RK FORKS, OF all description, and of Harper. nperior make, forsale ,ow hr JOS. AV. VVF. .V CO. Ko lOI Main 4 doors br low ih CINVI XX ATI. June .", S4 IA ly.

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The (.real ECt-miriy. Vcr Cwghs. t W..t, Infhtyrtza. lirntic ho Asthma,, Coiisnmj timi, Pain in the &ile and ireant, mal other a fictions of the Limps. CTAPPnOVKI PY THE FAC" t'I.TYX3 r. nuhllv asrrt, niiil t httWl mirtlv s rt aov to wW prove it ir'tli, ihat nn int iti inc t v-r b Inrt nffvrt d ihe p.ihlic lm nut .ih tltt nmt' initm drtitc d sntct s in (ilinrt a linu. In iriof ii ni, it is mily iii ctsary t) rift r l tin fact that in the firt six inoiitli-i of it tiiitiut morv t'mn 4.0f0 huttlt-s t rr sld at rt tail in tlu-city ot inruiuiiti ainiic that an array of imtm-. tsiu-h no oth-r artirlt ev r liefore pre! ii tt il to iln potilic, men uil knttuti in the romiiitinity ntuij n rallv in ihe 1n-i n pnhtic of t he AVeif. huve,from a ii,e of duty nnd a deire ttt benefit tin ir fellow no n, cunie forward voluntarily mid pledged tlieir I'harafii-rx to i t inf rin-ic rx lleiice,a een in tTu-irov. n f:im:li or ft It in tin ir own person. It would he inipnsM hr, in the short space of a new p paper advertit nit tit, to do aiiyiUini like jntite to the invaluable preparation. Me have prepared a pamphlet, and pot it in the hnmW of ail our apnM fur erratuitons dii rihitt ion, w ht re t ho-e w ho are a III ieted l hem selves, or have friend - thai are, are earneit I y invited tn eat I and procure one. 'I hev will there see that the first medical and botanical auihoriti s in Kit- , rope, have foiveit 1 1. . i- ;i . i inn. nnd llmt the fac-iiltv. L Ii.f. I..:. I...... I. ... .Iw.r.te ,.f I their names. thai in C'ineinniiti. w here it w ns first in- ; troitneed ill Anieriea.it hs ihim-i- than fo ti ll d the j hiirh hopes of its friends, 'file tiinelir Pjliaeea does not belong to theelass ef epheini ra I prepa nil ions sol eomnion at this ilay, whieh sirnt their Iomr,'andj then ilissippi ar O'Ti ver. 1 1 h:i stod the t-st of loitjr aires in China, and is now for the tirt time tntrodneed ! to the Ameriran pwMie Thr I'm nltu nrr tat afprairi- ; nthix it nx a t i-'tilttr rr-t,arn?in hrrtiwtr titi y have hrrrtajnrr hml tin or'rr t nfti'ilr hi nil rnset J alevialint; tiro tit' h ifT l ivrrrnrtvtt lo nrvii ine 1111 meoieiii ni. ihorili.snf. niine-tenthsofall tlie casis nsnally re. c:,r"' (l as tnhrriulons eonsmoptioii. (See Kherle'" rra-iiee.j his prt nnration thus vemlied forVv the faenlty of three eontiin nis aiul In h midreds of private tiuli-s-nl ii n lv i it I - tor imiii. unci nil nrrr I In S'isl is now 111 be had at all nur Dnif Stw. We know the public nave neenollell neeeivetl eliewteil out ot llleir moiiev ! by dishonest prelensions. Weak tlieni, therefore, 011- ; ly proein-eonr pamphlet n-hirh costs tinthini? exani- ' ine our evidenee, and if they llier' see enough to )nsI tify the outlay of fit'iy eems try the artiele--i-e hate 1 no doubt oi'lhe result. ! 'l'he alnive vnlnalile medicines together with a fresh ...nnll-nrtlm Kmi...l ....- ll..;.! a. IL.Irn. Pl.l l.-r ! ami Persian PilU, Jot nct-ivcil ami tor sul hv tlie ... ........ ... ......... , .- . foltowiitc Apiif. Hittaiut llailr, IlrooKville; AVm. Ailnti., Fnirficlit; K Corey. Hlooiniucr irove; V Kine, West Vnion; hhotin. Vno-M rp-eti tV Slinoo. I.aorel:Z A Nv-. New Trenton; T H .lack-ton, A 1 u itm ; JohiKott &. WiUon, i :i ..... i m i 11 .... i -ii. i.iovni , k i. iininiiiwai, it .iiii.i ii ii-. t Jnly24, 184n " .'0-ly. TCIt X E 11 &. S O X , (FHQM SHEFFIELD ESOL.ISD,) SAW MAKRRS & CUTLERS VXD Dealers in Itantw are and Cutlery. 720 Main St, F'.ast side, ltelweeli Sevinlhailtl Kielllll, sts, I IWISS.iTI. OHIO. IS n Ilepaii inir and ;rimlin ef all kinds of cutlery and surtrieal instruments. IUekU taki n nut of all kinds sas. Sans sharpened. He-nmtln il, and in the first stvle of workmanship. Snrirei ns" Saws cleaned and repaired. F'.vers description of Saws made to order, and warranted of first rate quality. July 2J, IS-tr,. ' 30 lr. lOCSKKLrS Vrrtahlcrrn i THF.SE Till have hern mm tl hy ir.icti..n jiliysiFinns, fut nevrr.il yt :irs, and hnvr pnvt t! to he a very' valuable nit ilteine. it ii htitvtl tlmt ihr nl.lie, s ' well a thr author nnil pmnrietor mny he he:-efi.eil by trivitier them a w iflecireiihition. It eaiinnt beaid nf i iheni th.it thryillcnre every iliweae. hut mav with i safety het:iid, tht y w ill do a nnu h nud as any other ' cathartic pill, w itheiit prmliirinir thr i.icavi0u4 ef. i feet whieh many pure-aMie preparaiimtf do. 'l hev ' are safe and ry, jet tlinrcrph in th ir j- raiinn' j act particularly on the oriHii nf the Stmt'at h and iiv j er, riddinj: tin m of their morbid t-t tions, and no1 acting iih Mit'h drastic force a to produce pripimj and cnkne of the homi-N, hut on the contrary, iti-) victratinc;anil pives th m tone. j Snmt nf the dirae for which they have proved par- I tirtilarty eflieacioii. are here enuim rati d: t i.uiioiio rever, rev, r aim asjiio, .i:inniuco, iJyspi psia, M.arllm rn, C'w,ivene, Sick Headache, Cohc, rholera Morhii.l)yentery and all otherderatur ments of the fnuctif.ns of t he stoinnih ami liver. Ihivart eminently caU-ulat d to n-move Pyspeptic A rtVetion and all impurity ofthe hlood and humor. Cold, ftttlurna, Ntc. Mam tntimnniHts couhl he ohtained within ihe limit of an extensive practice, hut thev are submilt, d to the public upon the word of the anthor, b lie iiij that t hne w ho use ih -m, y prove (hat tto much has net he n aid in their favor MOltKKI.1. nHOTHKR. Sob Ai:entfor the West. No ITnlli-irp Row, Walnut si. above Fourth .ThIt 24 IS47 3o.T. Forale bv M W Haile, rrook ille. I"aturc' Awi..isit AND FKMALK RKSTORATIVK. The truly valnalileremedy oliich wennn offer to the publicfor the ti rst time. is put fnrtli w ith tlie fulli st con. fidence in ils superior excellence, founded on much and lonir expi-rieiice in the ue ofit; and helii s iip;; as we do, if ihis remedy w as general ly know n ami used, it would quickly restore to health, viirtir, and usefulness thousands w ho has suflt red for vears, ae de-m this a ! .'"" I'.PI"C for otferinc it l I I IS'V 111 Ir it will he t-crcividas to the aHlicti d. and be. sufficient anoloirv bv I "'" tne meiiicine. it ,s a purely vepetahl coiupoitiio, saie hoo certain in lis etii cts, reslorinir strength and natural torn-to the relaxed and ilebilitaonrain.m anil lias perii.rme.t niot asioni-hine; cui-es w ,,,11 an ..titer means nave laile.l. his medicine is ii vii urn ,u nmn 01 1 in iiuiuilotl f cn.nirieiso. It xmsitiscnvcrrd some rritr. ittrn hr dii al e ometi. finer uhxsirimi. ami has lieen iie.t in iiis nraciice ev. r ' since iili the mot il. ci.I. .1 success and loioi,,- rt -nlts I never liavin? failed dim in anv case, and l':is' restori d 1 to h. alth and . fulness those ho were confined to the lied for ra uitlis. and sooie for vears, under crrat 1 -snfferiiiir.aiid r,dnced to extn mi-il. l.iliiv Keniember that Morrell's Xainre's Aasisiant and' F. male H storative is a safe; certain and Ion- nroi.,1 remedy lor all iliraes ami tlrrmitrenieiits to uliirh the Female ennMiintiun is lialile. arising fi-imi Hi biliV, Sec Kit. snle A emits, ! MOKUF.M.& HHOTIImv. Walnut street. ' Nn I t'nlleire K I iflh st. Cineinnal between ronrtti and Julv y For sale by M W Haile, Hrookville. 30-1 y 1KOX & STKEL. Bloom I'tmBF, ami .Ir.Mtn lRot Store X. XV. CI I A 131 AX, 3S4 Ma in Street, near the Court House. CIXCXXATI. TUON Kc XMLS nfall sizes, SI'KF.I.S nf every d.scriptinn, nil nf ihe very best quality warranted. nvils, ises, Bellows. i.arrinire springs and Iron Asles, Haiimiereil lnin, I rownars. Sledceaiid Ham - mer moulds. All uf i'iod quality and warranted l,.SO A nneriorartirleof Shut Iron. o. 22. 24. 25. 2 27 v. n 4 ii .i'.k i,...-.. , :ii i... ...i.i c i. and at low rates. Country Merchants and Hlaeksmiihs will find it for their intt rest to rail before purehasinir el-ew here. A.M. CliATMA . 14-1 y. AliRust 21st 1845 DR. HI LL S WORM LOZEXGES CI1M.DRF.V will cryforDr Hull's Worm Lozenges Only read w hat this medicine ha done : Y orkville. Gibson Co, Tenn, llec 21, 1842: Ir C F. Hull Some mcnths since ouras;ent left w ith me for sale.w hat he eonsidind a lartre supply of your worm Lorenvs, hut I have sold all out, and criiitd has'e sold three times as many more, had I ln-en supplied to that amount. 1 hope yon will instruct your atrent to have a n-uch ;rrcaiter supply when he come this way atrnin. 1 heir use in my family has been of rreat benefit. Kdward McConcie. F.q.'cave inmi'tna child of his. four y.ars old, and the first dose brought away between thirty and forty worms. Mr Wm MrDaniel had a child whom the physicians pronounced incurable, and said it would die, hut the child was cured hy usintr Dr. Hnll'a wormLnr erpes. Youea truly, STEPHEN LVXKIX. Prite 25 ertitu per hov For salehy Hitt and Haile, Hrookville, la, and bv G h " arn n, i.au.ei. ms Mo & C. COOK. ft ? AMlFACTCRFRSofl in. Copper and Sheet 1 1 1 1 run wares. S. W. Corner of Fltth and Plnmsts.. C.VC. v.V.fr, OHIO, They keep always on hand a genera assortment nf Cooking and Ten PUte Stosrs. whiehlhev w .11 . ell at wholesale or retail, at the low! r price. Pimh.ser. will do well , call and . .. .mine our prices b. S,r purchasing . Isew h. re. jii' ;t im .ir--lr

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r-Vr.Fr; f,: r - . ' - Green's Patent Cooking Stove. 1IAM KAC1TIIF1I and sold only hy YVM. K. j Cllll.US, No. SI Fifth street, south side, helw een Main ami Walnut, sign of the three guilt stores. "We, the t'ml i .1, have ued most, if nut all the nopular t'cMikiu? Stoves, and now have in use Oreeu

patent, vshiih . by far irive a dt tided preference. "'CAPS CAl'fc HATS, IIAXS. point of conv. nince. rii "oateh in coekinr. heft of , ' '

plates and ecom in of foil in hHkinc. e U love it : can hae n qual. ,Ve cln-erdiry ad confident It rerttmmeiid the above stfive to atl vhomnv w i-h t ! piiri liaf, as we believe it far supi tiurto any Mutt . now in iiie. I l-o 1! Miner Fliha Par Dt.tt Mill s I) K. Williams I Ptict Allen V Stewart J W Kitt Wm linynolds ' J C llate, Kf Iiavid Uoale I Samuel Spears Itoht .Tone Rev N I. Rice K A WatMin ' W Brown S J Campbell Jano Walters J Milton ! Poet J K Wheel r .1 X Wainricbt II W Kvans H J 'l'racey ) n Mills Mr Myer John i 'onklin W Fivher X .li-Clure K Collin Eq Charles Moiitag!!! Wm Watts Jihn Hardinu Cant Thorn J S Wilson S Aarrinp Ksq C Wet hi rhy John O t'. rant .loel Green Col It Hatemaii , .lames Walters Vm Woodanut Mrs Cummiiits II M Ilalilwiu i ntw v.onover r v inios Ksq Williams Adam F.pp.y Hetirv Star, Ksq Saml S Sneir S Kaker C F.pply F.athan Stone Kq IVi lfn r.rown J VansnnddU worth A S Martin I V Reimt-t J Robbilis Iter W linreh Sml Bniw 11 Kn Wm K Rnnalds Danl Sands X Ward Rev J Peters S Brown Esq W V.nnrant J Nut. Hi J W illi John Thompson Wr.i Warren jr A Woodhridjre .1 Cnminiiitcs C W Whiu-ombe P llmry s c; Hill Jam s Montague James Combs I ra J Win trttift Z I.ntr-ide Aa Bird I hos H Miner. X. R. Anv me who shall pnrchase ihe above nptnri Gieeir Patent, after giving- it a lair trial, and belieti it not to come up to the above recomnu nda'ioits, mat , return the same and I w ill refund t he moiiev. W.K.Cll'll.DS. ; The stibscrtln r is also mnnufai'tiirintr and kei ps on ; hand the Cook's Favorite, Hot Air, Premium, Ten j Plate aotl all the late and innt approved patients ot S ton sv Office and Parlor Stoes, ail of vlmli w ill be sold v. ry low tor cash. X 11 Hesnrr to find the three Gilt Stoves. V. K. CIIILDS, June 12 ISS 24-lv DR. R( CO MP O UNI) MVKEtlVoKT g i: n .v s ri i r n f AAi TAB. A stiff and certain an e fur COXSUMF TlOXof T11K LU'XUS. siuing of b'lontt, Cat'pfis, Coltfs, Asthma, Pain in I the Side, Hmnchitte, Ulmij,ivcr Couch, ' and all PL I.M OXA 11 V A I Y'ZT CTI0XS. EAR what the celebrated Dr. Bichards ss 'hysician of more iIirii 30 vears' staiidiuc' vrertijiet in the case of Mr. CAare U ntie, that after having resorted toncru mentis within his know Ied?e, for the treatment of Cottitiimitivn, wiihout the sliRhtesi benefit, he permitted linn to use Dr. Unlets' l.ii'ertettrt and Tat: hv w hieh he u . e....r. .'. f...., I . i. ' .. yni irni'i. (IflH'dJ WM. J. RICH AHDS. M n. rU ac call at the Afeni's and ce this ceriititateiH full. DESPAIR NOT FOR THERE IS HOPE EFEN FOR THE DYING I 1 Ilis is to certify that tome months since I w as taken with a pain in my side and hreast, I called in ihe aid of several Hhysictans, but th ey faifi d to (five me any ' relief, and for the sdace of one year I prew rapidly I worse. In addition to this, I was altaekid wilhavm-l lent touch; althoiich an excellent phvsician livid in I , the same House, aniliised the greatest exertions, ami paid the strictest attention, it battled all his ,kil!-to otinrs c!c called in, one ot whom was an ap;idaiid skilful physician: hut all their efforts proved alike iinavailiinr. At last a physician hoj was attenilinp; a camp nieetiner in the ne"ii.'hlirhm.d, rame to see me, j and declared that I could not last more than one day i lunger, also, llle vast number ho came to see me he . liesed that a few days at most, must end nivearllilv career. Mtj friends trrrr note colli il in In see tne die! lint my brother, at this crisis. r. nrine- of the nston. ishinir eons performed hy Dr. Hn)ri rs' Compound Sy rup oi i.ivernurt aim i ar,) went to t hi I licot lit- and hack a distance of sixty mill s in 13 hours, to fi t seme of the above no dieine; I cumin, need takinit and strange to tell! before 1 had taken half bottle tne eooli was entirely cured; from this time I recovered rapidly, and when I had used tun bottles, I wasahleto resume my family vocations as usual, I am fuliy satislied that if it hail not hei n for this excel, lent medicine, I would now he in my crave, and must, in justice, say thet I truly r turn my sincere thanks lo tlie inventor of this priceless medicine, and would re. commend all persons afflicted with di-eated luuirs to give it a trial. HAKKIKT HOWK. We, the undcrs'ic-ned, do certify that this account of j Mr. Howe i correct, wr beinj; pt -rvmally acquaiHted j niih alt the circumstances. P. P. JOHNSON'. I'K.l'KIt n. MATTHEWS, thom xsritAic, SOSF.PH KVANS. Staunton, Ohio, Feb'v 7, lSjfi. wilt, mis LivKnwonr axd TAR CURE A COED? I DO X()T MEAX MERELY RELIEVE IT RU'l WILL IT CURE? I This is a question we fi-enuentlv hear .l.e.l The folloMine certificate is selected a."il,n. i.s onthesptject. Mrs. fh.lde, hx n t....h? that it not onlv clin-O l.er couK-b, but that it saved her lire Head what she savsI here is no excuse for diseased lunirs. when the nub. 1 lie will continue touse medicines that are solely rec- I j oinmeiultd by the vender, or which is wcir bv some : orriin or ttnkium-H certitirates, for the sulc fiirttusel oj until. I Cj'I'lease read the followmtr: Mb.Si-ovill Sir: I deem it a tlutv to let the public ' ( know the fnal value of Dr. Koirers"" celebrated I IV- ! I F.HWOHT AND IA1I. I was so far ri.nr with the! I CONSl MPI ION, that I Iniil no hope of ever binfl j restored to my health and friends; 1 continued to irei j worse and w orse, and my cniifrh w as so distress in p; t h t j I became ndiici d to a mere skeleton, thouirh under i the care of an able protessor of thiscity. With htile j or no Impel cot a hott!c of theahove medicine, which ' ; proved to be even more than it professed. Its action ! was like a charm raising the matter and phlecm. j ctiecKintr my eolith, and healmir my luns perfectly "5 osioK vtiit mere oortict. ,t any one has a , i r""n ita"K''r ot consninp ,on, and doubts ?" a ' l'M,,,?s. "v " " td Hn m dit ine, tln-r ; . V"," .y a,,5,n l, "Uniir i me, on Sixth Si '''e 'T" 'T M "'' s'nitli, as I liase no ''" " " ' ';''t"'' owe ni) life. j . . . (SS,U I) ANN CIIII.DS. i Cincinnriti, J.iiiiarj 31. IS40. j V ' . ' ,c" d ! s""ioercaniny in iner tneir condition is more hoprtest than was that of Mrs. Jioire,oJ S.'aun '"." . ''..s.'i'".f j, iii ineinnatl. If tin re are any who still tlnnht th Crrnt virtues n this on ilu inc. (il.ase call at the A cum anil e;i t a iamhl t tnntainin? numerous certitirates nf astonishing cures of the first and most rrspet tahle citizens. A. L. Senvillr, whiles.le nirint fur the West and Somli. S. K. Corn. rof Fifth and Race street. Tin O For ale by R. TYNKH, Hrookville, Ind. November, 18 4. 47-tf tsi:i-ii;lis co3 ;si AM) 0O.VSUMI-T1VR UKMF.DY " 'iiiais cure for pulmonary Consumption,! w t oiictis. I hninir Mmnehitis, Asthma. n,lll,-i,liv of Bn athiinr, Sore throat and Hoarseness, hleedilir rom ihe Luiifs, Tain in the Side and Hreast, Whoopinir Couch, Croup. AA'eakness and I n mnr ul the Neries. Aftectlons oi'lhe Lllrr Xf TI... - n- ! ual and speedy cureever known for my of the alnive' ,.,s,.., 1 mubhi.lh COIGH AXI) COV. SVMP1IOX REMF.DY, which ia purely Veoet.M.. ! 1 'll'd, w ill immediately n liev. nil rnuliiallv 1 en. ct a nermanent ntrv nf I'muiimni;.... Coughs of ' "U"K, remove inflainatinn, prevent the f .r '"bcrcles, dissipate all piilinnnarr atfn formaand diseasesofthe Liver, with their attendant avntn. turns, pnm in the side; chest !tc;it is also effectual in case, of Asthma Phthisic, and Difficulty nfHn aihin-r ansint; from almost any cause whatever, destroys vio'. lent Coutrhs and Hoarseness occasioned bv taking; Cold prevents Spitting Blood, qiiiets-and t'renrtheiia the Nerves, purihes the blood and humors, pive tone to all the diiri stive or-rans, requlatinpr the appetite, and restoring the natural process of nun it, on MORKKLI. & HROTHFM Sl.,l a .. No1,- r"tf' How, Walnut .treet, between Fourth and rirh sis. Cincinnati. July 24 l4o 30-1 v. Forsale hy M W Haile, Tlfookville. ' TTT HOME MANUKACTOKY. CT S. II. PAUVIV n Ui qi'KF-X CITY HAT AXD CAP STORK Xo. 316 Main Street, Four Door below Ninth, CIXCIXXATI. OHIO. C ' PAHVIX Co., having recently built a large tO.Mantifactorr immediately in the rear of ih. ir ; store, would say many and all who mar want a good and cheap article in their line, that they are prcnarI ed to nil any order at the shortest notice. Also, kept j on hand at all times, a large assortment of every kind : and quality, o! their manufacture, which they will sell low foreash. They don't onlv say that they ran com7. " M''""1?. '.V manuiactilre, which they will sell '", " , ,n"'J ";'b " ean comi I 1 .' J. '?y. n P'ee. but pledge themselve to I ' '? r J . P.""' r1"''' 'n "T establish- "'' ''' I ."'fk '" . F""r" "."' . M' . V' '",'' r . ', ' u" ' X"" S 1 -.,..- w ... ... . ..... .w-.r

E. F- SF.YHOI.D, H. SMITH. v.. v. snvnoiii) & co. PLANK and Ed ire Tool Manufacturers, and dealers in Hardware Rein-rails-. No. 21 Main St., between .th alidSll. ,i. CINCINNATI OHIO. E. F. S il'ii keeps co:.tantl on hand an e-t nsive asurtmeiit of I'lains of th. ir own Manulneinr, made of l lie hi st seasoned P.ccth limber. Also Coopers, Carpenters, Wagon Makers Sc., Tool of csery di script ion. Con rriers's knin suml tlrsbers, fork Cleavers, Laih knives, Itookhiiitlers Shears $cc, made to order on the shortest notice. July 14 1347 30-ly.

j Iron, Nails and Steel- , p ,p t.HS Slitro Iron assorted sizes: ! 15,00odo other brands do I 00 do American Mister teel. 200 do English do do 100 do t"at 40 K. ? Nails A do Spikes. Just received and for sale low foreash by RICH AK JJ TYX Rronkrille, June 30 U4l. 21 eh. Caes Met do d s Mokrat Caps: and bov Hair S al Cap: do do do ( it r do do ( loth for baud tin do do Navy d J ll il.Tt7.eU i!o I!oj Cloth do MtV H II Com v !Tat; do; 1! do; do: do !o Faih. do do; silo do do do; do do do Atif'o lo; do do do Mu-kratdo: do do do Caimere do; do do and Hoy's Spnrtin? Hat. The above wMl be stdd low for Ca-h h v W . S. HOW K, No'. Cincinnati, Oct. 5 Pearl sf. 41-1 V. du. nn.i. s COUfi !I T,OZR , T.H f KKnow :il.no l ilired by t lie Faenlty to be the s-- most eientitic anil s, ieeesst.il nrenaration ever tlis. j c.ivered for the relief of 'oil fl.s. t Hld, Consumption, ' Aslluna. WhiKipiii Coni;hs. I alarrli. Tii;lilness of the I I. ones ami Chesis, Hronehilis, an.l similar Pulmniiary j A tVet-tioiis, I F.s-ery fmnily in tlie Uniteil ?tati s shonltl he supplied ' with Dr. Hull's C'otieh I.i7.enire: not only as a preI tentive, but as a af- and ttKearieus remedv in a!t I rases of Couirhs Colds, and C oipiieii. A shirk- ! Hox will rev.al their astonishing sirliies. and open at ulir. III.- f..iiin:i,ii of health and streiiirth lo i he afilirleil Trice 25 eents ner Pox. K. rs.,1,. by Hilt Ac Haile, Brooktille, la., and by O. i. i am ii, i.auit l. nun Mi & Co. UIIOLKSALK DKALKIIS IN Clocks, Watches, .levveSry A X D AV ! T 1 '-"t A K K H S 1 OO I.S ft M A I K R I A t.S, (tOS TAN TI.Y on hand, an extensive issnrtnicnt yof Kiiier;,l and C'.ilt Jewrlrv, tiold and Silver -peclm-les, (ioldand Silver Urrrand Verire Watches; ''Id and Silver Pencils. Spert:ule (liaises. Violin String, tVrcus.ion eaps,Iistola, Haors, Knives, Scissors .Ve, K-e. Sm. !; Ifrst I turth Strrrt C .VC I. V.V.I 77. 0. May I, 1846 is-ly. JOIIVI). IUMVLAXD, Attorney at Law, tSl!Ot)IvV I LLC. Ia. NF.W J STAIH.ISIIMKM. First and enly cne in the We st CI.OATUIXti AT WIIOUJUALF. fIlF. nnd. r.ien. d, after a l..nS pn paration. has.just '' . ... . o. l.i. opposite the llhlirie Hulls.-, whi re lie has now and will enlist:! Ill I V keen on liulwl a la eie 9 oil in itt'mi ! assortment of ready made si asottalile Cloatliinc; all j manilfaeluri d in this city, ami p-ut up as to styieand j 1 workmanshi p and quality, equal z: not sup. rior to 1 j any house in the t'niu d Stan s. He is fully prepared j to supply an (len-.anns m this line, an.l tiic;sii av I draw the attention of the public to his present stock, j Cityand Country Dealers are prrlienloi ly invited to i call, c Mimine and price the iroods ttis v will find them hi iter maile and astheiip as those mr.inifactured in the i Kasti rn Cili. s. '1 hey can now sas e time, trouble and 1 expense bv purchasingr of the under. :r;iied. KM S MAYER. ! Third Street, Xa. 13, 'it,7r t'ie Hi nrie House, j Cincinnati, Ohio. May 24, 1?4- 21-!y AiKDAISIS V 3rKKI:s LATEST IMI'KOVKI) p. 1 7'-" f ) 1 ,f. COfXTTf! Sf 1 T V '"'"I v- ' L - 1 L- i4 dL'w','":' Maui.jai -titty en 'th st. J dovrs ivent of Main it, c fsrrss.irr. omo. HE above tin ntioiud cab n are pronounced hv it win) u- thi in (o he superior to anv ther h;i(t't vt r been able t i obtain. lit am ami l;tf ,rni of the hraiict toiiae to tne more minute rutd and ' prescription Balance, and every ari ty of scale now in u e. All of which t warrant to be equal, if not j su pi rtor, to any in the United Stair. A Im ay on hand at h ho h-ale and rrtuil. A i hi-. i t he oldest e-t:iUlih-meiii in thecit, and ha all the pattrus foriuerlv nit d, tor tht r w it It an entire m w rt tf our ntt n latest important iinpruvement. We (latter ourselves that i we can pha-t all u h ma f.ivor n w ith a call. ! MAliAUIS xV McKF.K. i Julv 3, IS4. 27-lv. ; OMES TIC A PP. I IRS c 1 1 a 1 1 1 i : s roitu k s. 354 Main, S doors heh rr itlt St. at t fie sign of Ihe Red Flag:TIIF. suliscrilirr has the pleasure of offcrinc; to the public, the vi ry latest imurovi mi nt, direct fmm New York,iu the Fn !ti:n St tire. 'Ibis Vi7.'f OP STOVP.S has driven every oilier Stove out of the market tilierrver it has been lt.lrr.ilue.il. It is simple in ils operani autiini in u. sifn aim lorm, not Iniiile to rt out oi rejiair, 11101 pern CI in us oven, ami themotca- ! I'''i " iiirn.iiinoi anv Movent , s.remihe m- . requires very lillle wood and is .a-ily ",' ;"v ,m rsn". '. J'"'' ' "ove. ne, d hut lo s. til to i be sail. In il ot Its Cn at superiority ove iner stoves, iiiiout a lour arravol rallies to recomllienil tt. It will recoiiimeiid Its. If. lie has also tlie HOT-AIR (iMiKlC, STOW THE rooks V.II OHITF do '' REI.I.ISCK pi'Kr.MIL M, ,lo Alsollucks Patent Stove, so celebrated for its oven. Shop nriri I'm 'lor St,nrs; Jin and ..oti-Hoi r tr. nllf which will he sold at nrires rreatlv r, .'nr.. a v. tlx. i lut:t ' I or Cah Onlv Thofe in want of a stove will eertainlv lose nothing, and may save 4 or 5 dollars hy callinir on ihe subscriber at ,V. tSJ Mailt, 5 doors (W Sinth Street athe Sl'iS or THE KEI) Fl.A'l ! ! Any stove .old by ilivsiibscriln-rth.it does not prove ritu:il to the representations criven nf it, may be re-turio-d, and tin-money w ill be ri fiiuili d. CHAS. FOKBF.S, Agent for the Manufacturers. .HI kinds of Tin. Copper and Sheet-Iron Job icork done irith promptitude and fidelity. t'inriiiiiati, August 25th Plumbe National Daguerriaa Gallery AMI PIlOIOCJUMMirilS' I) i: POTS: " AHUKD the Gold and Silver Medals, Four J rirn rnniiiims. and two lliiri.st Honors, n ...v ...n..oi.i, hit- .'lassai-nuseus, me ew lork, and the Pennsylvania, F.vbibiiions, respet-tivelv, for Ihe most splendid tviored Da;ut rreoiynes and best Apparatus ever exhibited. Portraits taken in exquisite style, w ithout regard to Weather. " i liisrriictiuns (riven in the art. j A large assortment of Apparatus and Stock always on hand, at the lowest cash prires. " Nt w York. 251 IlrOadway; Philadelphia, 133 Chestnut St.: Boston, 75 t'oiirt.'aiid M Hanover St.; Haiti- ' more, 205 Ilultunore St.; At a.liun.-li.il, I'ennss Ivania j Avenue; Petersburg, Va., Meehanies' Hall: Cinein- . nati, l-on nli and Walnut, and 17A Main St.; Santnn prmcs. Hroadwa': Paris. j; Yieilte Rue d.i Tern. a e; Liverpool, 37 tinrch St. 44-lv JOIIX II. FOIMJCS, Tanner. Courier c Morocco Dresser. No. 22ti, Main Street, lntu.ni Sivth and Seventh CINCINNATI. Oil WHF.RF. may be had chi ap for Ca-h or satisfartory acqtlailitances. general assortmi nt of IlMSHEl) LEA THER. City tan sole leather, X. Y. H.ddo; Philadelphia calf skins, city tan do. Red and black man do; Goat skin shoe bind'intr. Deer re. Lamb do; Red, blue and black skiver. Harms. It 3 1 her, Skirt in !rs do. Bridle do; White 1 initiar skins. Pink do, Y'ellow do; M-ti'a boot Morocco, Ladies' e;los. do, do undressed do; Cpm r leather. Hand do: Kid skins, .lo do. kip d ,Hu'ck do, Pad do. HihT jroat skin. Bark tan skiver. Hook hindcrs'Lcalher of various kinds. CASH given for Hides, Calf, Deer and Sheep Skins, and Wool. 24, 1S4 40-Iy. OHIO HOTEL: AT HARRISON. OHIO: D. GERARD, Proprietor. THIS Hotel has been refnt.d up painted anew, insid and out the room all furnished with m w carpets, new bed', bedst, ads, chairs, tables; and indeed, everything connected w ith. and anneriaininr : and brloiiging to. a Hot. I, ha. and rgnne an entire change. AA'uhout doiaht it is as nrat an t-siabli.hmelit as ran be found in any tow n nf the same sire either I east or w est of the mountains. Hi table, too. i not I surpassed forthe neressanr and luvurusof lid, am! I will .atisfy ihenic-t epie.re. ! Ihe Stabling h.-loiiEiug t this HoBe ha aloben ! , improved. Thr best of pros, u.ler will at all time ' ' "". I 1 Tnn " ' " ir itfrt .ml 5an. . . .s.re m .inp .1 mr nmn rious.'. reus. i.t ... .r

TERMS CASH'

I I Y 31 A S & III c r IMTOHTEItS, Wholesale and Ketail Dei". Hardoaivand Cutlery, W ire, Steel, Xaiij' ' ' j fisii i" I In Ainii, i No. S7 Main street, J doors below Pearl tt C July 3d 1340. ' I "'""'ll. ATlWilTON," j MANUFACTURER OF ! Sons of Temperance Jewpia m r n it nu 1 1T lilini. and u ft V- r - -1 aj -. I i -a-. - - u Mjtxirtlu.atc Division Jt?U v ! coii.tsnily on It a nti, f tlie Iai-M and Pi i si le and pattern, and of superior orki.aiiKh,p 1M alia and Kml,:. . material. Alo, I), ti. W. 1. Hi ra!i iMtnitiiiaaiautsiiMn-rva,, Hf MIJipluO at a It A tiutice, and a credit given in suit the voan niftier', Divi-ion. Orders promptly a:tended inatth- Fou ! tain SaliMin, South Fast Comer of Waiimt nH t X I tt.. dii-.-etiv umlt-rih Cn. ,. .. Ciiieiiiuati, Fib. 5, 1847. ISoots, Shoe &z Ifirosans.Case. Men's calf half welted Bootsdo do kip pegged do; do do thick do d; do Roy's do do do dodo Men's and Boy'sealfand kip Broran.do Youth's do do ,', ' do Women's lace and stp kip Hoots; ' do do fiaiters ofall kind n.,-,. ... dohf do do do do; ' do kid Slippers and Buskin,'; do do welted do; do Cioat do dodo Laced Boots, do welted ties; Children's Slioe'i of nil ill. ... . do do do do do do The above roods w ill he sold at I..- i-' ib5. . W.S.HOWE, Nonwi,;1' Cincinnati, Oct. 1S46. ttiuW ciciAia CASH STORE. 71 it L" 1 i i , . j r s us. 1 1 ie. ueK-. ii e in iiiiurm the cnizrr.i m Hrookville and siciniiy. that he is now r, j inland opetiinc a general assortment ..f m tu j seasonable poods of every variety usiiallv kiplin. j reI:.n store; ins laeinti. s tor Retime; poods ,;t j b!e him to ifive as pood harcains as can lie fei;m(IB the country, and hopes by strict attention to h. j liess and a deleruiinal ion to phase anv who mav c t him a call, to share a liberal portion of public lutri,, : ai?e. Call and see n.A. CHF.F.vr.Il. Hrookville, April 5th 1347. i,..r NEW "TAlhoit SHOP. i WM. CLARK $ SOX. j KSTKCTKL LLY inform the puhUc tliai j I V "' rommenced business ill the ton n of J ailr, din ctly over Boss' store. All orders left ,!l, ,),.: ! fol work shall receive prompt attention, on as lihirj terms as can he oVaincd elcw here. None hut r 1 i workmen shall lie iioplejed. luthintil trru cr , . ' errr'. Jan. 1, 18JB , ... KirTIini PS I F mil W..t,:i r...l . : . , j French, (ierinan and American Faiicrito. - aim .Musical instruments. facturtr. and Basket Mai.uNo. 2B6Main sf., CI XC I XX ATI OHIO. 1 he hicliest market price paid for Willows; anil Baskets of any shape orstjle, made to order at ' t!ir shom-st notict. Julv 24 1S45 ,n jonx W AIUK anoci:n$ rn.x m:aler "So. t54, njth street bttirrrn Ll-n & Rnrr. .Vr. cim;i a a i 1 K F.KPS cnnsjantly on hand Tea-, Snca, (VfTW, Kice, 'J'obacro, Haisint;, Foreign Fruns, ti-ht.: .an nns kimls am-ly balm on. Mackerel. Ct-tlri-l-. and t'andie At whnh sale and retail prices F.tc. A i of which hewill sell at the ldweft prices, and any article he miy veil which i not appruvi d uf.t he ci-h vill be immediatelj returntd. April 1, lS-lf. j -jj. TH. SPFNTKU'S VF.GKTART.K 1 f I T S ml I W I'ONfC and KKSTOHA 1 1VK YYAl P.TAHI.K HM TF.KS. These 1'ilUareno h.iirt r tmoup ih i-c of doubtful utility. They have pa, d a ay lr-iu il" llniuand tUilv launched upon the title of t H munil. i and now stand higher in n putation. and are hi riitr.- ' incr more et"nive!y used than any other pivparaiiia j r medicine ever pn pared for the n lit f of -uflt rins J man. They hae been iutnidneid into every place it ! ha been found ptisihle in carry them, and there art j few towns ant! villatjen hut contain seme rn;arl,V ; evitleiicrf of their pood ciii ct. In the South, purur- ! ularl, w here biliou diseases pnvail.thty annujlly i save ihe lie of thousands. Fur proof of the lon e 1 inir tatenn nt, and f the value and ifllencr of ih. ' medicine, the proprietor w ill inert a f w of the m-tiiT l thousand test iumiiials w huh have bein presentt d t I him by men f the firt respectability mi ii who ranj nitt he bought or infl'tt iiei d in any way to prevaru-ft ! -nun who have higher view s nf literal re-ponsiMn ! and utice, than to certifv to fact becaii-e it wiH d auothera favor, and ihernselves no iiijuvtue. j TF.S 11MOM AI.S : ! Header! do not fait to notice the follow in fetimf- ; nv in repard to the efficacy of Spencer's Veg-euli.t 1 I'll!. Tompkins Bluff, Snmptcr Co, Ma, Jan -J, lcit. j Pr A. Spencer: Dear Sir I wish ou m for wan! me i a lart?e supply of your PilU; I don't think 3"o li i two lartr a quantity to send I sold itv hoxt the lat ' i month, they are the most popular Fill- in ilu ' place. For billions complaint, sick In ad-nclir i!ij'ni saie and such like disease, they are conuYn d ilmr ' an infallible remedy, I have (Vnierly been act-nt t r . !r. Peter PilU;hut I now sell thite dou of jmt i Pills toone of his. My customers think th m u ht ' to J'eter's oranv other Pill. Hept ctfnly your. O. C. KKI.SKY I.iinjston, Sumpter Co., (Ala.) Jurt 2 145. At. CRT Spencfr, M. O. Dfar Sin. We have w ithin the la? year oltl al'!t two hundred and fifty boxes of your anti-hiliou They are pi nerall v c!nider d a ir.d fjimiU nt dit ire K. F. HOt STOV & Co. Fr sale hv Hitti, Haile, Bruukv il le, Ind. Nov IR4 Wistar s Balsam of Wild Cherry. TH F. GKKAT HEMF.DY rr Cough Cutts Consumprion kr. Jrnpnrrnvt '9 ali those fiffiictett tvih diseases of the luvgs nnd Wf. . ' H'ltl Miracles ever sense- More evidence "t'tlt tur tmrnititr hrtitth rt tiassitiv health restorative virtnet From Dr. H.iker, Sprinirfield, Wabash. Co. KT Springfield Ky., May U, 1S45. Messrs- Sanford & Park; Gunts I take this oppnrtnnity of inforniinc 5'0H of a most remarkable cure pi rformed upon nie by tbtlse of Jr. IVistnr's Bnlsnm oj ll'ild CArrri." In the year 18-10 I was taken with an iiillamati"" nt the Kowel w hieh I labored under fori veek"l,,'n I gradually ri covered. In the fall of 1841 I was '' t:.cked with a severe cold, which seated its. If iipen niv lung, and forth. space of three years I ascifined to my bed. I tried all kinds of meilicines ! everv variety of medical aid und w ithout bi in iil: a1"' thus I wearied alonir until the winter of IS44, whta I heard of"A"istar' Halsam of Wild Cherry." Mi friends nersnaded me to five it a tri :l. tlmuc't i 1 had iven up alt hones of a recovery, and had p"l't'RXIi'sHING ' par.-d myself for the change of another worlil.Tlin"'?'" I their snlicitaMon I was iniiuceii to make use m ' ! "Genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. The eft'ert was truly astonishing Alter lite years of affile. ' tion, pain and sufferinp;; and after havinc; spent M'' ; or Jive hundred dollars to no purpose, and the In'1- ' and most respectable physicians hi d proed nnarai!inir. I rcas soon restored io entire health the hks- '. ting of God and the use oj Dr. H'istar't Baltcm it II ild Cherry. j I am now enjoying --rood health, and surh is ntt a: I tered appearance that I am no longer known when I meet mv former acauatniances. I have gained rapidly in weight, and mv flidii firm and solid I can now eat s mnrh as any person, and my fond seenis to airree with me. 1 have eaten more during the last six months than 1 had .an a for five vears before. Considering any case almost in miracle, I derm it ! neescare f.ir i h pmiil afflicted and a dots- I owe tf l.u aH ... f..lln Im lin .k.. IA Lni .... . I... ...... ! w in re relief may be had to make tins statement pulie. May the blessing of God rest npon the proprietor ' of so valuable a medicine s Wistai'a Bai-ara of ; Wild Chen v. Your reprc-fiillv. WILLIAM H. BAKER For Sale by R. Tyner at Hrookville, lnd. and " Cincinnati l y Sanford & Parks at the Comer of Fourth and AA'alnut. March 8th 1847 Xo. 11 4 mos French and Burr Mill Stones Til BRADFORD t Co. nay l- . found at work on the corner of Walnut and Second sts. Cincinnati, and are prepared to furnish Frtiith Burr Mill Stonea of a quality snpi-rior to any establishment in the Wcsnm Country. ALSO The genuine Dutch Belting Cloths TF.nker brand; Sireen Mill Irons and wins, Plaster of P'ris, &c., ALSO French Burr Portable and Flouring Mills. ALSO 125 bbU calcined Plaster ot Paris. C7A1I work warranted of the best qualify. June 1'J, 1846. J5-Iy. TERMS OP THE INDIANA AMERICAN". rjlWO Dollars in advance, 82.50 in six months, f,.f 5 at the end nf the year, and an addition of JO cell's fer every year payment is di layed thereafter. Advertisements. One square or les will he insetted ihree times for one dollar, if payment be made in advance; one dollar and twenty-five cents if payment be delayed otic year; and one dollar and fiftj cult' delayed two years, and in the same proportion " the tune payment i delaved. I,arffJJdvrrtiei!iw for a lonjrr'lime will be charged oiiint 'imt pnnetr1'