Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 22, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 May 1847 — Page 3
phookvilt.t:, Indian v. friday, hay 23, 1347.
licstion has been receivtol by the O. D.for " to organise a new Division of the Sons of ti,,r! Castle, Henrv Co. There are no rirP'rtn tc on hand. but they re espeeted soon. hes- 1 .
received several communications on tlie tof rhe Congressional Canvass is ibis District, "' "riaon of candidates, ke. They will all be laid m that my hereafter come, on the tame t,unlil the editor returns.
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..yi!icd at New m. -vat between eighty and ninety finely euecnted C .;..t-s ome of thrro rerr large ones the two .'.toccupyinc the entire first page of the pai.er. ybeV are original and spirited drawings ofWxhliif. rntrsnce Into New York in 17J. when the F.n1 took their departure, and Washington taking ff nf ni 'fllc,'rs- on private life. rVreare some eighty or ninety other pictures of j-iwal event, portraits or elistingui.hed Amrri-
.p .interspersed with historical facts or givat
couxtt rnxvr.Ni ion. , On Saturday last the Democracy or Franhlin cnun- ; ty met at ihe court house iti Brookville, Tor the pur- j pose or ruling off the track all the surplus aspirants , fir ofn.ee. Hi:hc.no iMs has bci-n an easy work; bnt ' such has been the number of blocidlcsv'b.mles fuiight in tbise Utter days, that the number of kil'ed end WBiittffr in valiant jeTrre, has grc-mty increased on our hands.and we have much more difficulty in satisfying all those, who, very rraso nnbl y ask of us the bestowment ofeasy chairs ar.d good salaries. The old machine, however, was put in operation, and seemed toviork admirably until about hall past t o'clock P. M., when one or the abominable wires broke, and we came neaj losing all the advantages
FROM THE EDITOR. SAndi-skt Citt, Mat 18, 1S47. lira:- American: Yesterday, after transacting some errands in Cincinnati, I bid money making and all
its dull and corroding cares good bye, for a month, ; at Ka-(t. l he calculations, the managements, and ! the soul contracting and pi ace destroying fidelity to mam:uon, shall not disturb me for a season, j Yesterday, at 2 o'clock, P. M., I took a seat in the ! Little Miami Hail Road Car, for Sprirgfield, where I I arrived in the evening. I then took passage in one i ofXiil, Moore, & Co.'s t xcilUm stages for the trrruination of the Mad River and Lake Erie Rail Road, ' (rode all night.) and took the ear at Richland this i morning, and arrived here at 4 P. M. making 26
Double Brother Jonathan. Wil-
of July Brother Jonathan,
of our previous understanding. However, before it j rrom rillc;nnati t0 thl, plact-213 miles.
in'
t!wP
was rull dark, the following ticket was announced
for the support of the party: For Representatives, A. B. LINE, JOHX B. CAMPBELL. For Treasurer, BENJAMIN H. BURTON. For Recorder,
JOSEPH A. MILLER. For County Commissioners, JOSEPH PRICE, RErBEN COOLEY Prosecuting Attorney, JOHN H. SHIRK. For Assessor, BRADBURY COTTRELL.
Of the nominees, we have nothing to say. NV beg leave, however, to recall the announcement of lat week that this would be the election. It is not. We had in our eye the n seme men who had large claims
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Vaunder's Treasury or History, Nos. 4 and 3, have j, siceme to hand. This i an excellent work. It is riving an entlini of the world's entire history, and ten sn otitline of the history or each nation. The ptrtit rnmhers contain F.nglish history, f-rm the .,-U'Jto 1JJ. giving a concise digest of all that is dr'rflWe to know during that period. The Work is published by Daniel Adee, No. 10T rtn street. New York. Priee 55 cts per No.
AVht-n it is recollected that I am something oTa
lover of nature, and then call to mind the country and scenery that have passed by me so rapidly,
and exhibiting so much variety, for the last ?4 hours, you will not be surprised if 1 am just now in a feverish state of ecstacy. Ohio is a noble State an empire w ithin itself, and I have been permitted to see a very rich and pleasant portion of it. The Valley of th Little Miami from Cincinnati to Xenia. falls short ir my expectations. It is nut as good, ncr as well improved, as the valley or the White Water. But from Xenia, by Springfield, to Urbana, it cannot be rasily surpassed. Happy, indeed, are the lord orthis soil. Afier pas-
j sing I'rl ana s (.me fifteen miles, the country brcomts j poor, flat, and uncultivated. The countii s of Logan i and Hardin, are generally worse than the poor flats
of Ripley co, Ind., and not as well improved.
i l nere are S'lm-niaei's lor lour or live nines uiiinc
time, were worthy the support oroth.r men. We ex- . RaU am, nQ ,lo(,,c or lmpI.,)VPmrnt. Bu, .fter pected they would be placed before the people for , we ps U cs(. W(f stHkc ,,ie h.ad ,rr of,ne their suffrages, and that they would obtain them. Sc , s, na eoui.tv. Here the soilis fine, and
1 TheT me "1' "n't presented their claims, but not Timilj 0e cnn,y as , vt.rJ. fl)Urishing place.
having named the magic art, were not .;.ui in me ; nsvinf about ;cCo inliahi-ants. We then cross the balance, but found wantin; by some other rule or,coumit,s of Erie ,nd Sandusky, two counties, I be-
rniirtu jtistice. We knew not what rule it is that draws such lines. Is it for sworn fidelity to party? It may be so; for of one of the successful, the only claims or qualifications t hat we can vtnsiblv know is. that he once de-
rrU a. cheap as the MTs,er-e. ofParis." or the e,awd he ,ou,d M lhe nom;nt of , co.
.rrnrnng jew," ana innnueiT trore valuable.
wl rnr old and familiar friend Mills, or the r;rMrbure Repository, wait for that "valedictory'
rriti! the editor returns home? Then we assure him t l,f sill not get it, though he may get something else
tv.tt night not b so acceptable rnr publication. The "Sack out" will alo be attended to. Hn- Charles H. Test has been nominated to run trsinst Cale Smith for Congress in the 4:h Dist. as tV Democrat candidate. G it Bro. Charles. It will require bnt a very mill effort to get beat up there.
vention, lb ouph that nominee should come to his own ' stable and steal his horse before the election. "Oh ' times! Oh customs!"
Are we driven to such an extremity that we must
lieve, belonging to the Western Reserve. These counties appear to betqual to AVaync co., Indiana. This is eulogy enough. I'hrouvh the entire State, the prospect for wheat is good. And in this part of the State, I am to'.d by the farmers that tlure is now a prospect for an abundance of fruit. Sandusky, from whence I am w riting this, stands
on the margin of Lake Erie, a beautiful and magnifi
cent sheet of water, which could be spread out only
say, then- is no hrpe but that such men are to fill our . h. a God go fa ,Iie Dl holdar is concerned, it is offices, and sueh men are to legislate for us? No: ; ,;k(, (he ocffl a, tne rye cannot reach beyond itthere are yet men in ail parties who will no longer j ie lvJ. anj w!ter kiss each other. This city has look to the dictation of any caucus, in the exercise ,i,out ;0C0 inhabitants, and many fine buildings.
Nicholas M'Carty was nominate! sis the Whig can- ' i-date for Congress in the 5th District, at the Convrnnn held at Cumberland on the 17ih ins. W. w. j trick is the opposing candidate, fur re-election. j Considering the known ability of Mr. M'Carty. and
that his opponent has so answer before his eonstitit-
rM fitr voting acntn ft raising the psy of the volon
or their sovereignty. We hope there ran be some foend, even now in old Franklin (uf what party we care not.) who will ask for the people's fovor on account r their own merits, or ir need be, on account or some misfortune depriving them or means oTlivelihood. ir such there be, who will ak, we will vote for them; and if not, we will fill a ticket on the first Monday or August partly from those rejected on last Saturday.
tffrs, wno have sacrineed so much tor tm-ir country ; : ln-s
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THE SPEECH. vnt,n v ffnKirK. tli.. nmncrit candidate for
i Congress, addressed the party on last Saturday, at
place. He is a pretty good looking follow,
ssls'sofor voting fir the proviso to the resolution' sieaks verv well, and with apparent satisfaction to
ftlunks to On. Taylor, it is not left doi'btfo! that i himseir. It is verv difficult, however, for one to n il the pnple nf the Sth Dist. will return Nicholas M"- i when he has finished, what measures he advocates, or Ctrty as their next delegate to Congress. J what points he urges upon us. His speech would lie ... . . . . 1 about as appropriate for an anti-Tavlor meeting, as Ciacinnati is, at present, invested by a rtasnf." .
it is lor a man trying to g- to s onirn ss.
In the firt place, he endeavond to show that the
country was in a prosperous condition, and after esj tablishing the point to bis entire satisraction, con-
But its location engrosses my whole attention on the margin or this Lake. But I have had but a few momet ts to devote to this letter. I start this evening for Buffalo, New York. It is a char and beautiful evening, and the Sun will set clear, and go down apparently into the lake. I must thi-relore close this letter, and retire to myself, without any one to disturb my thoughts or attention w hile I witness that grand and magnificent scene. C. F. C.
Hwless ruffians, who seem to adopt every method fir effecting fiendish purposes.
Die t ihr h'hayt. A gentleman (?) or our town enterpd the house of one or our inoflVnsii-e citizens, on Tr'iy last, and, afer a short quarrel with the s--milTthereor. knocked her down, and with what intent w krow not seized the mantle clock, and was risking off with it, when he received a severe blow upon the occipital region, d"!t by the insulted woman, with a haopy hammer. But the fellow only considered the blow as the ? nalc to the knock rfotrn. ind made his way off with the clock.
The Madison Banner has hoisted the Taylor flag. Tlie citizens or Madison, also, at a large and enthusiastic meeting, have proclaimed themselves for Gen. Zachary Taylor for the next President of the United
States, against all the world, Santa Anna or any of liis friends. That will do, dear friends of the rfeeft rfrein, ir only yon can get the democratic fnends net to say that yon are in "too big a hurry." That i the way thev talkoftis up here. But they don't sr what we should do exactly. We expect they will "definr their position" soon, as they are great on Jinrir positions defined, ir yon can catch any hearty T-rJ! frit one down there, and hold him in any wav that he will sllek bis legs oet send ns word which say they do point, for we cant get hold of any The very candidate for Congress himself, can speak an hour on this subject, and his pointers take every direction, then at last just Aang rfercn.
eluded that "we democrats should now congratulate ourselves on having at L ast done something for the interest or our country." Of course thin the war was to be talked ahoot. but bow to get at it was the question, so as to make it do for the occasion; and the only way possible was to predicate that the Whigs were opposed to the war! To prcve this text, he reforred to Tom. Corw in : arguing that Tom. C orwin was a Whig of good authority. Tom. Corwin was opposed to voting men and
money to prosecute the war, therefore the Whigs are
opposed to the war, and therefore those of the same j opinion are "as thick as the leaves of the forest."
But the next thing was to shift the responsibility, which was done in a very masterly manner, and rhe amount of the whole argument was, that C ingress voted for the first bill that was really warlike, with a vote or 173 against 14, and Mr. Johnson of Maryland, was quoted as an able and influential Whig, who favored the speedy prosecution of the war. Now Mr. Robinson forgot that he was proving the falsehood upon the good logic he had just used to
prove the Whigs anti-war; for when eoulil Congress find 173 democrats against 14 Whigs? But comparing this with that, Mr. Robinson should acknowledge the fact that the Whigs hae been as active in sustaining our arms and honor in the National coun
cil, and upon the battle field as those of his ow n party. We sav not that the Whigs have done more, for
in this respect there is n party we are here all countrymen, and it is despicably mean for a candidate for so high an office to talk so naughty, unless he could make a more consistent story. He knows, as well as any one, that the Whig party does not endorse the war sentiments of Corwin and Co., any more than he or his rrty does all the doctrines of Benton and Calhoun. The next thing to prove was, that C.;ti. 7.aehary Taylor tro a tear mart, and tjtat he was about as
CorrctfoiaUnce ij te Indiana .Itnrri-.ai. Frnkfout, May IS, 1S17. D: it Ci.irksv-v. -Frdnkf.nt, as you are a iv arc, is the tvipi'.ol f Kentucky sitnateil on lhe river which bear the name of
the Susie about GO mile above its junc
tion w ith the Ohio. 'Yht cily i laid o(T j
on hoili shirks of the river. hich is not
more th in 53 yards wi.'.e. and is divided inio north and south Frankfort. The valley ij of stiuicier.t Fp-see lo give r. om for a Urz?p!at for a picturesque and populous cily, while ihere are miineroiH sites for the erection of romantic dwellings of magnificent rural beauty, where the sorrows of life may be sweetened in the loved opsrairiin "l" doinss'ic tranquillity and civil, religious and social cheer. The while popnl.tiin of Frankfort is said to he
3000. and the black a little over laOO
making! a residence here, if pleasant and
iu all 163 piis-tners 143 Kites and 17 negroes, one nf the Inner is a female, who occupies alone, a neat and beautiful stone
ptdace. purposed especially for prisoners of that sex. The prison in its mechanical prosecutions is a considerable source nf revenue to the Sinte, and to the keeper?, who are always parsers in the concern. The treatment extended toward the prisoners is rational and mild and has proven beyond all doubt that the exercise of a benevolent humnniiv even towards State felons
is and will be attended wilh less difficul
ty. Thegtrai majority of the convicts aprefueel to e jpI young-, still with but Tew exceptions they bore in their countenances lhe msrks of wickedness and deep moral and personal degradation. Poor fellows! many of ihem no doubt are there w hile their parents and fiiends think
j 1'iey are dead or in some distant part of lhe country, pursuing a law ful occupation. 1 1 w as sorry to learn ibal no provision had
been madeby the State for their religious welfare. This is certainly disgraceful to anv chri-dian State, and should be speedi-
lv attended to by lie ministers of religion if every one else neglect it. A few days fgo the remains of the gallant Mnjor" N. P. Dart er, who fell al the storming of Monterey, were followed to the Stale cemelrv in the vicinity of this cilv.bv several Military companies, the Odd Fellows. Sons i f Temperance and thnusandsof other citizens, and deposited beneath lhe soil of his native Stale, where a suin.ble monument is ;o be erected lo his memory. 11 y l is side the lamented Col. Mi Kee is also to rrs. There lie the bones of the brave pioneer and Indian f.ehter Danif.l Doon. wi'h his own name
cut in the bark of a iree above him, by his !
Pirn hands, dated '17T9." May the bones j of these rave men never be disturbed. J ! Major Ilarber was quite a young man, ileatcs aidow to whom he had been
married but a short time. Oh! the relentless cruelly of war. Yet, though Kenlucky has puttered much by the w ar in the loss of many r f her nc blest eons, still 19 out of every 20 appear to go in for Oen. Tavlor for our next President; and frntucl-iana so it strong. Henry Clay is iheir beau ileal of American Generalship. He is a1 most their house-hoU God. His venerable anil Stales-inn like portrait
otitis Hie best ronm oi almost every nouse j in Kentucky, of saint and sinner, and j though ha imy never be President, yet
lie willlive deeper tlaxrn in the hearts of
0 Acics cflecd for Sale. Til F. tuh?crit r s to sell to acts s r lard. 1otn'id two ri d a half milts cast of Brtu kville. one halt mite south of ll.e turnpike to he csr.structed r m Krooksil'e in C;tninraii. Thtrr is about ten acres cliand. r.t d under got d fmre, the balance well timhi ied. 1 he lecaiion is halihy, the sr)t rich, and well calcetati d fi r a farm. Water, siced. and stone, pi-lit v. It will be sold cn rtaenab!e ti rms. D. E. YT. VIELEY. May 10th, 1S47. SO-tf
STATF. OF INDIANA, 7 In the Franklin Ciituil
FRANKLIN fOfSTY. SConrt. Melanclien S. Wade, Ktt yhen I. Wade, 7 Nihtmich Wae, and Benjamin F. Bd- S iprer, survisitig sst enters rf the last I will and lestrmi nt of David E. Wade. I sen. late if the City e.f Cincinnati, and S Bill in Slate of Ohio, dtoast d, I Chancery. VS.. I David F. V. Vieley, Isaac Vitley, Ab-I irwil VieUy and Jtcoh Haiie- .1 -my F. it remembered that on the leih dsy of Msy, I A. D. 1S47. the aboveiieimd complainants, hy their solicitor, f ii d (in sacation) in the Cb rk's cfllcc ef' ihe Frarklin Circuit Cctirt. in and for the county of Franklin aforesaid, the aft-daiit of a disinti rtst d and crn pelert witness, hnbj it appear lhat the said Abigail Vieley, one of the abewnrmrd df nd-
ans, is not a irsuHnt it tl Hate 11 intiiaim- lie said Abicail Vis 1 y, i then fi re, he n by riotTfit d, cT the petit! i!cy tf the above 1 tuitlsd si.it, ami that unless she pl ad to or ov.swer the same b f re the calling i.f the said cause at the ntxt Tt rm ef the said Fiar.kI i is Circuit Court, to be holilt n at the Cturt Hi use in Brot k ille, in the ci i:nty of Franklin and Mate of Indiana, en ihe secrnd Monday of Aupsust next, the said bill of lhe said complainants, as lo lhe srid defindsnt, Aligail Visit v. wi-I letnV'nat crr.fisntl. Attest: '.ICON M. JOHNSTON. C! rk tf the Franklin CiiCuit Ci urt. May 11, 1847 S0-3w J. A. Matsrn, solicitor.
notici: hirrky eiseu ihst six wrss sf:r gate appli
atit.n will be n:icr 10 tne ;'r-stsr or t lie laml
flice at Clutiisjlhe in the Stale t.f ;Jiii fwr a tertif-
icate oi F iteiitd 1 and stetl fi.r 'h( amount :sid en the North Wet qurtrof s et.;' n : twtuty fio) in town-hip No I of ranre No 1 V-'t: .f -be Isisls tn the Uia rict heietofi resul ject lo salt at Orii nttl Chin, Knit n den the 7ih lVet ml r 1811 ami lotftmd tor ron-pa) metit aprt eaLty to law, res claimed by me under theatl of fortress of iSid May 1S F.niillrtt "sn fcr lhe Brlit f el parthaser of public lands that have reverttd for the nor.-pas n.t 1:1 it" tie ivrs!;..-:e wioney" tie original eirtifieate f tl.e s.i.nT.se c.f which hasbtn lost or tic sirrtcd Cistn under spy band this 4th day of Mar, l'47. Ufa ' JCKEIH MORMOTf.
rui s.
MiJ, VAIliKHS. W IVES and
11 ill li.e Wc tt. '1 here itim rtasua
es'erv descriiition on hand, oil irlobes.
Ihe nennle nf Kenlnck V. at least, than anv : truatrc-Cocks i-opm-r rivet., Spelter, Solder, Brass c-st
c 1 ... : mirs ol ttiri kind.
Mitesman. save vv atitnaion. wnose iiame jUne u isi-s
! aJorns the annals nf American History.
The S-Mis of Temperance have two Divisions in this citv. and are reforming m t'iy of the worst drunkards in the lind. Van Wagonneris amonj ihem with lii hard aruinent and stirring appeals, and lhe ball ii rolling. Sj mote it be. P.
We are happy to announce that Gen. Shields who was wounded at the battle ol Cerro Gordo, and reported dead, is m-overins;.
The t leven companies required of Illinois, ten or Infantry and one of Cavalry, are full and ready for service. This is ahead of Indiana.
A writer f.om Springfield says, "it is a pity that
t il CUM 1 1 IW'i T v
lutttv Ttrt tt f, .u- Mi .'-r rxrtt tttrk. rjHE (.KAF.UNBF.l.t. CCVPANY Awn-u ct1 f iht titi.lioTif.f i ctx c pv iuti. n Mt d in ibr hrniih of ihtr feitat ai.d btuii(ul Vhi, lotluir in. pectinr Ell.LICL'S DISCFVFFS. 1 f i l thu afa i thr Crrot Srrtirjcr of ttrtWHjii h n-if t.irrr. Go lnrTf n ry, iheir ad t-fit eti iitHii. aril ft It. 1 Lt bia( and rll-ln) irt? stii !er v to s Iris ay tolh m, 10 n.ake the U riu b tiid afrf btcfciM as il:e mn," n t ihia c!rt od1 11 1 1 il. lit is ijlit f to rk Itard and t nriunr tM i;ri at. i' tf-ct:k if fo A.m. Km in a little hik l.c it ftii inli m mt furm cf Ljlicn ilitae. I!is tr i pili tt,w is wtkms. A rltiid r tnt-a cri-r liis pre!) ci; ar.d ! t-1 c Inimr, vrtultf that there trrrr n.r T tdnrr r tm ltrrt thu c'rtcdtul rvtt. et.dtm cute it tvlicn it diet tczr t.t-tn is rrrVm.' Krutn th tnimti tff tlie 1: r.!it:r t.1" the rilprnn of Plymouih to 1 li c pr s i t bciir, ilist m dae t nt oi n.tv c! i1uticn tltmurb iitt litiid. l.tt ilWgravi if tlit- loi.d and the ljt tt U th- stiiry. A n:.i:. niuon ctii t! n Iu re ri'irei cd Deft the
1 Supreme Kulrr ivnr.d thit the tetiing ) SOSS Or THL K EST. j men iciiH t btcr the htat nnd hurt Km it tie xSoxtld tf all ettet$ teui-;ect t ij tad a rc a n Il i not intitrtut to t
At.d h) d wt f lit raur tht re i nn cla.M of diaM that can be so etrtaitiW pn md ai.U cuml a tht nuw p kt n of. '1 h i is the On At Fait to v hich the Cn.f. nlw r i rv.rM-y wriiUl tall the att-nti it tf (iOVKK fHS, riKHdYMKV. JVK1STS. l.AYVYKkS, AFOICALMKN. Mill HHOnsiS f e(-ry name
aril sn! , iii MOTHKUS in 1
hv Hilfimi di f!.t uld not Lr
r i v v v v v 15 ;i ri i s It c 1 from tin- AVe t. 1 he rt ft r mr.j- m i bi In e thi: Le may niiU-at theidta. l.tit in th(e days ofGn-it I)ici.Terit hy tshruM nut somrThire bv Intind whicU i'l control ami ecrv dtsia- vn mhiihart , iu their tia lure, coiitn-UUIe and curnhlt ? It i a Known fart that the trt!f nat'trc cT ht!inut di-imltr ha hc it hut partial1, r untirmtuiK. litre ha lm n the m-at t-rrc-t vf the titt r tailurr of nearly all the nut!ital mm and Mttiieiiiwtntltri of the day. Iu pnrAK the rmi.L ! seems to hnve been and to he t!i-ir er aflim in fcrer and atT'"'; and tn nnre. Jnitrli. blit-d and mercurial- , in-" in all the other iVrms uf hiiiou frvtr. What have been the c.nseqi!-nc s ? I In y are ton well knovn to net d rt Intinir- ti -ns of tV-ni-.ai.ds have died; mulu-
niuf' natr iis'i imtr i.i.uin pui neti t-r UikrtrurT.
en iiatt,' m en yiriuaiit niiv curtd.
1 he true iheairy is
rrovontion! and in crises w lie re it it in the system, to eradicate it (:proie)v. All these e' ds aresiin lv atiaiiii d by ihe ceVhrited Graefen'oerj Vegetable P11I3. !.c t lb. m he lair'y tried ihroitirhout lhe lireat Wet.
ami Hie bu'.icui lain Inch lines to the ,su m al.
Ileallh will he
neeclilv rt-siorecl: the sal tow cninti-sioti w i II hr .s.Ih.
! fn h and fair; stri ntrtli and nleasurable si nonum
and brass fossc tts j will return, and the nest c asi,n will not find the
cylniil. r and ; tiK.il r. 1.11 SISH
. for the victims of the ilienst- referred to. Weventclre I tticai that it tlit sc l'ir.s tserel'urnisherl lo ererv Tamil v
Si-lj ; ill tlie ln iti d Slates at the rprnte of
, ! tilt. Ut.ZLK.il. 1,01 tf.v.vt.vr. I il would be the most economical and merciful r pen WJCSTKIJX HOTnL, clituneter nu.de. Why? II. cause from every family . . . . , all Ihlhotit trntlcnrirt u-onlil br bninltr-i! I lie V est S. E. COmer Of Court and alilUt S'.rCClS. wuuI,lno Imie-er hedreaded. There would 1m C7 'Cl VV ITI SO MOMK HCKI.Y SKASONS! yd i vfi T.F.RS ill' find ,ntisf:,ctery accommo.la- rhe"''tx""' thrT' 7"'!" ,T- " fr," fn'm.
.n.l ,.!. rate eharees. car, , ncr Ae..rf and cood v. ...s ..c-,.ii.e, po.u.i. oi t.
lahlimr. C.1111MI.KY. fin. March 2t, IS I'i. U-ly. l'rrt:lir.
For Sale. VALUABLE FARM M AR PRCOKVHIF.. 1 bis errnertv lies wi'hin a half mile of DriMik-
ville, and ablaut a quarter of a mile from the canal. 1 1 contains abeiil c lie hurtln d and tliiny ihn e arr s of superior upland, stverty acres of which are en. ctos-cl and rultitatt d. It is healthy, wt II watt ri d by several continual tprirgs, ai:d is admirabl) futtd for ( stct k f:'rm. Al SO. two e'rhty acre lots ef upland, well timbered, filielll three mile s soulh c-f Ilrcjtikvilte. ALSO, several town lots in Mroektille. A cah pa; nnnt ill be required en all sales, art! life rnl I'n.e si ill be give n for the pavn-enl or the tt-si-tlm-. in int:i'ini lit. App'y to JOHN M T HORN1 ON'. F.q.. Nc svport, K)., or to the iinle rs;ei"sl, in hisiffire at Rroohsille. J. D. KOWl.ANP, May 12, 1847-20-Jm Agent.
WM. HKPWOllTH DF.ALKR IX H1DF.S, OIL AND LF.ATHEH. Corner of Main Serenth sts. C I X IJ 1 S N A TI, U II 1 O . July 24 1S45 30-ly
II. II. I.ANDIS. Clock and Watch Ifrpaircr, r AIRFIELD, IX DIANA
iiHuruM-s i o Keep ins snop in nrooKsiiir lor o..c sc.ar(., ;v ,nv have In en ueriuaut iittr cured E .i. ... . ,lF:,.n aurl ei eli aillinv itY , ., - r '
the Franklin Circuit Courts, for the purpose ufrtpairintr Clocks, Watches, lcc. His shop ill Ilrookville, w ill h.-in lhe front shop of Mr. Riga's Shop. Aug. 18 1840. 3 If CIIAIIL.ES STAXL1-2V. DULL A XI) UK A SS 1 'O I WMIR,
Wulw.it Street Ihticecn Second and I'ror.l : '"" like leprosy, win ra.iicate.i.
CINCINNATI OHIO.
TAVERN and riantntion llel's.
JOHN II.FAKCtUHAie, Attorney at Law. Brookville, la. Jan. 10 1843. 3 if.
agreeable S'tciety is SOIljlll fir, imich more: Ihe Oov, rnment bad not enll.d upon Illinois lor tne
i ., 1 I, , i ten regiments, ana tne retriment oi vanj,io. desirable than in lirger and niuc.i nure ' . .. . fi,,i ,,i
popiu tr cit'e. The valley of the Kentucky river i beautiful throughout, and especially at
lhe p tinl where lhe C tpital i-t lnc He.!. 1 mi - - I'll- I ..I..tli. nnHara I 1
I lie IllOllillUlIl I1II1S lllMIMilllliy wc-cei vv'nh the livinj verdure of Spriti;!. s'anding nrmniil in irresular an 'I roin tutic beauty, interspersed here and there with the hawthorn bluswrM and the lovely in tnntain flower which ha" nnnnally bloomed upon iheir summit from olden times.
seems from the spirit
home that Illinois could do up the whole work of the I war, if required.
Jud
F.Usha Embreeis the Whig candidate for
roni-ress i:i the 1st Disllicl. P-obcrt D. Owen is his
opponent. Hon. U. W. Thompson of Te rre Hau te, was nominated as the candidate for Congress in the7thUist. Thiiis E. W. M'Gauliey's Dist. The people have not approved or his course in the last Congress upon the War question. Thompson was a very able member of the 2?th Con-
Trrmmitout Kain The I.ehanon, Ohio, Star, reaks of a lain that visited YVarren and the adjoinin e counties on Monday, lTth inst., "which," says the editor, we have no doubt, for the time hciutr, was folly equal to the famous rain-storm :n the days ofXoah." So tremendous was the pourine- for one hour and a quarter that, in that time, tnnrnts were
rnshinfc- throutrh the streets; cellars were filled, and the gardens and fields on low lands were comnlete'y drluped. and the prowine: crops destroyed. The ISieh lands were so washed that they were verv much
ininred. in addition to tosinir two thirds of the com J bad at fitht as Mr. Tolk or his pugnacious Cabinet. hich was in.t comins; np. We also learn that the ! Well, he succeeded in this difficult point, harm- on Miami Canal was damatred by the tor ents of water, hand the rfertmmf-Taylor"s own correspondence causing a breach which will require several davs for with the department, by which he established, in the repair. Onr citizens will remember that we had a face of his enemies, that Con. Taylor aetnally did, Tmtntr storm on that same dav, which was attended in an early period of the contest with M.'titn, advise ith a considerable sprinkle of hail, bnt not emouat- j as to the best mode of mikitf some im'i'r'tron. ing to.any damage. j The subject of the order from Mr. folk to Commo-
I dore Conner, to permit Santa Anna to pass to i.s-
i ico. was a hard one. Mr. Robinson does not con
demntheaet in Mr. Polk, nor does he think that
t otners snoiuo; oeca-ise-.
1st. He promised Mr. Polk taat lie was in tavor
j of peace, and actually was, hut his countrymen
: made him fftrht at the peril or his head. '. Sd. He will not do much harm, as he is racvardly
; and Israel Readers, make your own comments.
r i . J . ,.Ur,,io,l i,rpM press, anil was also one or the t lug Electors in i2ive a freshness and a van. sated interest .' . .i.:k ;. j. .-i. .... He is a very popular man in his Dist., which is decielto the general haruv.tiy and rural stmplic . . . ,,-,,. ,Pt him down.
liven tne lar nrocu an i
1I1SUSII STORK.
104 Main stru t, between 1 bird ?c Fourth Cincinnati. 1th rcnK.it and Mclaughlin would respeetJa lulls- invite MKKC HANTS & DKUUGISTS to call and examine their assortment, it being very large, at greatly REDUCED ritlCES. From ourloiiiT expe-rieiice in tin- brush manufaeturinir, wef.-e-l conlidei.t that nor slot k w ill he found , satisfactory, and that we shall be able to suit all, even
the most fastioioiis. March 27th 1S4V 14-ly. nuST RECEIVED ss4 y 10 cases Women's CJaiiers;
5 do do Kid, welis, furred; And fir sale by W. S. HOW E; No S l'earl st. Uineinnali, Oct. 1S46. Urn mirth's Pill. 4 doren of gt nuine Brand, ih's Pills. iu re ceived -4 and for sale by RICHARD T1XF.II.
Hl-ookville, tlit. 1410 1S41.
an
Unlike all other anii-b.llious medicines the Crai lc nberg Pills utterly prevent the f irination of the disease oiihiu the s) stem. Those ulio use them according lo directions CA.XXOV Hi: CO ME IULT.IOVS! With these re marks the Cira Cetibe rg Come any invire a still more eie nel. el trial nftheir Tills. 1st. rt ucir'ibDrhixiilt clnh tevrther and get a ufft.'v. a. lil tlitti ihule to errru thtitti.
I 2nd. tef Clerxumcit rttcmmeml and distribute
t!:rm. .id. Lef Landholders Jumith them to He tettlert om thrir laniijt. 4ih. l et Emizmnt Soeirtieo and othetphilaathroflie htdrrxjumish them to t'-e needu. In short, there is no earthly reason why the West should siol be perfectly b ahhy; that on its beautiltt prairies and beside-its noble streams strong and vigorous he nltli should n0t lie enioed. In the following dis.ases these Pills also achieiva equally ""derful triumphs. Arihiua, I Flatulency, Hillious Complaints, I Fluor Allots, or Whites, Hoils, I O astrie Fever,
Howi Is deficit nt action in, I fireen Sickness,
iire ast rang.
Gen. Scott, in his General Orders, given to the army, at Jalaps, April 30. provides, among other items necessary for the adsanee o'the army, that supplies
tnnst be looked for from the resources of the conn
try, and lhat it be carefully gathe-red in and issued
he neiartermasters and commissaries, paving the
Mexicans well for it; that those who maltreat the unoffending Mexicans, rob, plunder, or destroy any
property, be considered enem les or tne army. t ne j General-in-Chief would in finitely prefer that the few i who commit such outrages should desert at once, and j B?ht against ns: then it would b e ea-T to shoot them down, or to capture and bantr them.' j He also provides atralnst waist of ammunition by j neglect, and idle and criminal firintr, saying, "let ' every man remember that it is unsafe to meet the , enemy without be has forty rounds in hii cartridge box."
itv nf ihe scene.
divinely associated mountains which environed ' lhe ancient city of G id" as they looked down i i th-Mr srey ami 1'iitv up-tit Ihe cold covered terraces of the '"Temple of Peace," could alone vie wild, and excel, the perennial panorama which surrounds ihe capital of "the dark and bloody ground." Tlie Si -ilt? II tiMe is situ tied a few hu'l,ito,l s-ori r.iitn the riv.-r. and near lhe
centre of th5 nrth part of the city, in a spacious and elevated square where its h'-jh massive cuhimns of native marble supporiinj tha front piazzt make an ar-
. ichiteclural display of areat strength, nih
ility a-id beauty. Unlike all other Male II.iuscs I have bad lhe pleasure of seeing, the lower fl ors. each flight ofs'.airs. stc?., are cunp ised of bamiful and subsianiial marVie. The h"U, and the finish
of lhe Ilonse in general, are on lhe firo
very certain.
CONGRESSIONAL. NOMINATIONS. l.i District El s'ta Kmhret?, his, and fjoherl Pile. Owen, L"eofoco.
27 District S. Davis, Whig, and
; Thomaa J. Henley. Locofocn. j a District V. A. Ilickleman, Whig, j and J. 1. R binsort. 'h Dhtrict.-C.W. Smith, Whig, j C. If. Test I.oeof.ipo. j .r)."i District -Nii-b i! ie McCarty, Whig,
and W. W. Wick. Loeof.ico.
G'h District lio. G. Dunn, Whi, and C- W. Carr. Tcofoco. "ith DistriciM. W. Thompson, Whijr. 9:h District -Dmil D rralt.Whig, and C. W. Cathea-t. I.ocofoco.
GEX. HOWARD'S REMAINS. Mr. N. Allen and J. E. Streecher who were commissioned by she Governor, ecording to the authority given him by the last session of the Legislature, to rssnove the remains of Gen. T. A. Howard from their resting place in Texas, have arrived at Indianapolis with their charge. Upon the reception orthis inielligenee at Roekville, the place of his ftmil y's residence, a public meeting was called, and arrangements were made for the reception of the remains. The following resolutions were adopted. Tuesday, Mat 18;h, 1817. The committee of Arrangements met.
HoMR, May nth, 184T. tditar J?"ii,Vi-ii: Dear Sir Having, in common with a majority of the people, become disgusted with caucus dictation in this district, I have, in accordance with my own feelings and wishes, become a candidate for Conirress. Vou will please publish
! sentiaiiV 1lCCeiary as they had lost Some my name as such until the close of the election, and
. i. tr 1 1, t-nora nt I Ii a olili re yours , t c.
inree ciaie ii;mt-s m s-.!.-. ,
- i -t. ..r i. Ct a n,l ;
he consents to run, and is taken up by the people past tlV tire, OH eactl Siar in me- .-...ncr vei.reneraiiy, and if then he is of the same political fj,.p there have been erected larue and opinion as myself, I may support him. But I pre- pmf-tl)',,! building for lhe aCCOIIl mod adictifever he is elected it will he by the democrats" ' ..,,". -nl Alldilor of Si V.f.
sU'll ' III kT 1 a i J -
As to giving his support to Gen. Taylor for the i proof principle, IliaKing t lie ClUire miiiuPrrsidency, Mr. Robinson considered it very doubt- '.ntt one of ffreil Cost and astonishing dllful. He does not see the propriety of the Whigs , ... .. - BpDear9 l0 have beeil CS-
wisning to run a military man, vs.;.
"But I do not know," says tie. "but tnat ihijt
vote C-rGe-n. Tailor, nor do I sav that 1 will. 1!
That is to sav, I w ill not now o nnemv posuio,,. o,,v ..,,, .rnM, sifter ..i -V.I. .... .v. ...tiiini Kai. iin I confess I was mnc'i surprise 1 alter
But Mr. Robinson need not hare thus virtually an-j viewing th COSllv and liberal arrangenounced himseiropposed to the election ofc.en. Tay-j rnents for lhe permanent location of the lor to the presidency, for it could be observed , p!, jia al Frailkftrt to leanl thai seriO'.M
etToris are an 1 have ben making to remove it lo L.nisvill. If a cnnveniion is
JOHNSON WATTS.
P S. The editors or all the papers in lhe district will please copy the above until the election, and furi ward their accounts to the Intelligencer office at ; Versailles, for payment. J. WATT S. i ! REronpR We are aii'horird to announce Daniel j St. John as a candidate for Re-eorcler of Franklin Co
A Ct-st and No Mistikf.. I et it speak foritselT: Dr. W rich I: 1 have often wihd to inform yon oT the herefiis elei ivetl from I h use of vour Indian Vetrc table Pills, n it for the purpose of erc.l tl-li'iz t oil, si ho are a strancrer to me, hot with the' hon' that vt'irr fellow brinirs. wlioni'trht be similirly afflicted, may be induce:! lo flv t., ttie same resnrt. tn lhe Fall of Id it. 1 was persuaded lo il'r vour
rills; heore I had Hied our lir. I le" rurown'd ' ro'irhtur. and did eo-itinu : until I had used twe lve hose's, haviu.- stonned at intarv-ils and commeneeel
acain. a h- result was, tint in itv Snrintr follnwiiir, I left the t'rk br l nr,d rni-n ti rr'.ies I hud been r"l:rcI'l ronfin'd tor FICM T Y F. Ml s- dil'in" which 1'"T period I ha,l r-eoiirse to iti- skill of the best physicians that eoold he obi"'tm .1. and who did all tu i.o-ir poi r. hot n'l th -ir eff -rn wen- ill vain. Indeed, I never de-rived tho least h- It fi. Mvcomplaint w as ot-iinsllv H heotiatie. whirh was nft. rwards arrr.ivai. d by a e ill. The mo co-oV-oe-J
I became seated iu mv whole svstem. I Iseeaun-he'p-i less; mv lers tn.l arms wer of no ne to rr-. do -ioT
that long tinv. in which t have snfer-d h-von-l it power lo d srrilv. and if! were to atf met il-senn-tinn. itmitrbi appear lo others an exarcr -rit ion. Nor will I attempt to tell you how much money I paid the doctors. . ;.,, ei... In those eii'ht vesrs 1 did not
lake more food than a hea'Oiv man would in f-or months. 1 he eatinc of victuals ha 1 much the tff' ct the swallowitiir nf a h-irniiitr coal niicht have. 1 will not be too l. neihv. but coneliide bvsaniig that old are is the onlv hindrance to prrforniinir labor. Mv apn. tite has been e ver sioee iininterrupti illy
pnod. and 1 eniov mv nirM rest fullv. J I live in Moore Township. VorthamnfTl eoen'v 1 Pa., am a farmer: am ?4 v. ars ofatri-: and tbouh sou j are unknown to me, I conceive you the greatest ben- ; efactnr the earth ever afforded me.
fSicnrd.) JOMN rBAvK. P.-tersvill.-. Pa.. M,v 4. I'l". Rrwsre ofroiinierr. its of all kinds! Som" ar eontrd wilh siie-ar: others are made to resemble in eoitward antieamnee the tiri-inal medicine. The safest eaurse is, to pnrehnse from th-n -rol ir :itr -nts oti'v. one or mo-e or whom may Ik- found i l every village ami town in the State. a h Pennine for sale hv II . S Tvn-e. Brooke. He: F. rt. Cro..k.hank t Co '. Fai-n- I I: O ivid S'a n"-er, Bloominc Grove: I hos .1 While A- I o . 1 anrel: a ho-. I r:.l.,n lll.,t,-r- 7. . Nv. New Tri'tHOM
Principal ofnee. 1"J, Race street, rliilal' lh a. o-lv
Catarrh,
Constiparion, Coiil'Ii of Pregnancy,
I t eslivelless, : Disrhoeen liiflitult llrealhing, I Iyspepsia, I Dsspeptic Consumption,
1 Oitresttou, Imperlett. ( Uetvrniination of iiluod to the Head, Far Ache,
F.rysiprlas, F.pilepsy, Fever Low, Ners-ons, Intermittent, Remittent, Fever and Ague,
Gripes,
Heartburn, Head Ache, Hystelics, Incontinence of Crae. Indigestion, ftiflamatiun of vitat parts Inflamation of thcStutaach. sindiee, . Vs'er Complaints, Low Spirits Mvastruation, Suppressed or Pdiiiftjl Nervous Disorders, Neural iria. Rheumatism, Stomach Various diseases
Whiles.
In all billions or throuie disorders, these Pilla achieve the most wonderful triumphs. Here they deft competition. And as the susceptibility of the Amc-ricwn constitution is to these dtsraseat ihey arst apilvsvled bv some. ' Tho Pill cf the New World. Their wonderful efficacy in these complaints aries Irotn ih ir power lo open the Pores: clense and fin ecilii n the Siomach and Bowels, make the Uriua low healthily and clear, and to give lone and stren Ik so the svstem: WHOLES I.E WjfREHOVSK. t Jthn street. New Turk In towns where there is no branch, the CompanT
i will appoitit vucuii njiplication by letter (post paief) or olio rii ie . I lYrtutis wishitig llie Tills sent b mail tan orjear
liieni. I'riee 25 ci'Tlls a be.s. Myers oeaton. ' nirevill, Indiana, General Agent for the- Slal of liulrllia. Hubert Mrt lny, A ft ill, Urookvilie, Ind. rO! SALK. 1 WCt in l.nntki!Uwitli il-llini 1.muc. nna on th hot turn, thf nth r mi tin- liiKt Uosume ul limbic JOHN A. MATSOV. January 1st 194. 1 -if.
TASBAKK AM IIIDKS! l, HF s.thscribi r hasior pi;r.hae d ll-.eold a'an-Sard s-- ef Mr. Goee' is in in P r"i.ki il le w i.lu s to pu rcloi.e Hiihsand fail., fur wlnelihe w ill gis e the- inaiket puce, A.c. HENRY SilAFER. April l.'th, li:
Resolved, That me remains of Gen. i
llowara oe removed Irom Indianopiis to Roekville, bo as to reach the latter place on Wednesday morning, June lhe 2J, 1847. Resolved. That a precession be formed
on the public sqnare.on Wednesday morn- j in?, June the 2nd, at 8 o'clok, which will I march out and meet the profession with the remains, when the whole will move to the second Presbyterian Church, where Furneral sermon will be delivered by Presided White, or the Wabash College, from thence to lhe place of interment. Resolved. Thai the citizens of the State generally, Ministers of the Gospel, the Governor, Officers of State. Supreme and
Circuit "Judges, Senators and Representatives in Congress, and members of the Bar be specially invited to attend on the ocassion. Resolved, That Gen. A. M Houston be appointed Chief Marshal of the day.
throughout his whole speech, that be wished to de. tract from the merits of the old hero, and cast in
sulting sneers at tne lay.orpany. , . ,.
The Wilmot proviso, he is positively opposed to- : mi ill's iiidj i'c the ostensible reason is that it will be a question of the Slate and tho mam. character or , that will arouse some feeling and interest. Rut ) ()ejr Representatives. ir tllillk "lhe' had why should he so piteously beg the question on ,PPr0t it ht.M Fraakf rt is riclllv SH;l-
this important suoject, sua tnus virtual. y support . psjrcllent water wlllull I
ilirnuoh nines from a mammoth
the extension of slave territory? Is it because.
he savs, "we democrats are not as fraid of a nifger j
the Whigs
sprmj snrns
iwo miles hack of the city,
We have civen now but a summary ofthe doctrines , and riinnin! from this S.-riil iiltmVille-
advoeaied by ihe democrat candidate frr Congress in this district, as nearly as we can remember them. We desire to make no misrepresentation. Mr. Robinson was about two mortal hours, laboring throutrh these points, and he is certainly destitute ofthe ahiliiv to make himself clear on any one, u.iless it w as
on the one that Taj lor was a war man. It may be , (jorn9 into til e reservoir Ol ;."
lhat it was because none of them had any relevancy to his business as a Congressman. Crriainly the haystack labored and a mouse was brought forth.
iv in from of ihe Stale II in-e in the ecu
ire of a lsrce basi l llicr ' isa be.uiiif'ii iVrfV.-i'i which shoots up it clear stream
j ,... i'r
of sparklinj drops. CUrlllia erarelUliV 111 ,hove to the amount of one ilnliar, and
lhe eav scifltine then fall m 3 as golden
Umbrella? and Parasols. TVSa" UFI'F.IVF.H. a larcre assortment of nmbretlasand Fashionable Parasols. " ij- B. H. BL'RTON. 1 5 Dsllars Reward -Stolen. T"s)HOM lhe stable or the subscriber. I iving on the Canal, between M -lamora an I Laurel, on Saiurdav nisht last, a ll'sek Mare, fire years old this nr'i..- about 1 5 1 bands hirh. has spvrral wind ealls
on each bind Ice;, below th- knee ioint. and a ser on the off bullock, occasioned bv a wound. She i well broke to work, is a natural Irotier, ill pood condition, and a heavy built sen iceable nncr. I will pay the above reward to anv one who will reinrn her. ' JOHN FERRIS. ! Franklin co., la.. Mav 25, HIT. 22-w ' The Cincinnati Garelte, Faton Repister, Ohio; i Sniril of lb" Valley. Coiinerville.lonriial, llldianapl olisltepnhliean,' l.a renc -bitrch.lour. and Free
Pres.. I.afaj-ette, Inrtiana, will please pooii'ii toe
charge mis
T a no and fi
Tumnike PTeetinp:. .... . c .1. t :i...H.v '
me-tinp of the Moek noio rs 01 uir .1 1 1 , ;
and f nllepe Corner Turnpike t ompanv. or" ;
maioritv bcinp presenl. held at Liberty, on tne i.mii dav orthis instant, it as unanimoiislv KetKh-ed, That a m-etinp of all the stockholders j th s.ld Co . he ealli d : said meelinir to be held st th
aid ion n of l.iberlv. on Saturdav. the l".h i'ae ir, j lime nest, fir the no-po.ooro-T"."inrr the sa.d fo., 1 in aeeordanee wilh the 2Tth see. of lhe original char-, 1 terol said eomnanv, , 1 Theei-ior,-. the "d. ripm-d eomni.l'ee. apneinted ' to publi.h .be said call, do earnestly reo-e.t a 0,11 ! mee.ine ofthe .UhMder. al lhe hour efno clock M . nil said dav. f-r lh- a!"ve wnrpose and for Hie I porno..- f electing Direct n. and the li-n.ae.;on of ' nohoib-r business as will tend to further the in
terest of the Co. F.. KfilVslor.. wm. PY't f. t'ommi'tee.
.1. W. SCOT I ,
D.S. JA'dr-J. n.W. Whl'JllT. .IAMi:S A WlilOZIT. WHOLESALE ANil RETAIL DEALKitS IN' DUY (HXtDS AM) iiIKH EUES, Nos. J.ti s, I.i.w(rMaikitstre,i,riTNN A I I. Country Pr'Mluce taka-ii 111 1 xtliau je at IVtr rates. May iJ,' li4j S2-ly.
Ccrglakiss. Several rooms in the "Mansion Honsa" were opened by a rojue "with an outsider," and sundry pockets pickedon Monday night last.
Flour on theVhwa reported at Cincinnati at $5,83 to$',C3, still adiancing. D. D. Pratt, of Logansport, was nominated, upon the 1st ballot, for Congress, in the Dih Dist. at the
Whig Convention held at Plymouth on l!ih inst.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS. We have as yet made no report of the Virginia elec -tions, for the very good reason that w e could know nothing about it eeriainl v. The eachanges have been
asserting and contradicting for some time; one claiming lort maj.for one, and another den jing it by lor t maj. From the best information that we ean now gather rrom all suurcss, the Delegation is thus divided: Lceos r, Whigs 6-the Tamphell Dist. (Boeock r Irving! Jet undecided, and a tacancy in the Petersburg
' Instrict.
Salt Rheum Cured.
THIS is to eeriifv tint my w ife-, he-intr fnr some
time troubled with the Salt Rheum, end having ocea
1 sion lo use some rills, I recommended 11-.
t INK CHVRNS srii Tl lVi: I'UM K.II I'l I Kl I S; NEW ORLEANS h t j A H i do MOl SSES: SfGsIl HOl'SK MOLASSES; C.OI.KE N M ill I'; U l. COFFEE; No 1 M CK EUF.L; VPPER and SOLE LEATHER. f..r si lie Ul C11AUD IYXF.il.
Brookrilje, Miy 4, III'.
19
I.iher'y. fay Kth. 1IT.
SI-lw
Hut anywhere in this woiii ot arS ssTeora thoro ia orandictir aild wea'lll
hanninp-is and viitue, their
r.irmed in the same vicinity. At lie Toot of the hill descending from the Rail Road I had beheld the Penitentiary of the Slaie and determined to visit i- I" co,panv with a friend I called at the oflice, made known my desire, and we were, at once, politely inuied by Mr. Waller, one of the keepers, t enter within the massive walls, which are some 20 or 25 feet high and enclose an area of soma 2 or 3 acres. There are two extensive workshop., where-almost every variety of
mechanical labor is carried oifjiy the tin - may AND MANURE FORKS,
fottlinates of the prison, who seemed to F all descriptions, and of ttarpirs, superior make,
beiu fine health and woik.nn itti ureal v;;;';'torsW';, iti. Cincinnati. apparent cheerfulness. They numbered' j.nii;iiu l5J-'r
Smith's
Contrasts are I Impnved Indian Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills, and
alter ner tateing some inree or nmr ir,, m. thai her hands coimn need gettint better, and in less than three weeks they erTerted a imal cure. She then r-ciiinineiiil 'd itirm to one nf our near nei trhhors. by she name of Levi Falkner. whose wife has be-en com
plaining with thesam-cnmplaint lor tnree y-srs, aim could find no cure, a'ld ater using one box was much better, and still continues to lake the Pills with a haopvefr-ct O P. BEACH. Knnwitlo. P.. Mirrh l-lli. ISIS. Oflire 17tf Greenwich street, rLargi- hrirk Rlnek.) Always ask for the Improved ladikii Vegetable Pill. . . And see lhat G. R -'ii. Smilli is wnitrssi with a pen on Ihe bottom of th- boy. Arrnt, nrookviltr, W. W. Haile and 11. Tyner Rochester. S. Ktmte. Il.ii-risnn, Georgi Woldorf. New a'rentoii. 7.. A. Nre.Metamonis Wm. Robot loin; Laurel. N. M . Ross and Co. J w
Hasonlc notice
ax HE HaRMONY LODGE No. II. or f" w eeepinl Masons, b.cai 'd in this place, will m,ld a eelehn'ion on t- e ?uh of June nest, and are desirous t have the brethre n from the surrounding country, unite with th- in upon lhe occasion. Rev. Arthur Elliott will deliver the nranon. Imitations have already h'-en es.tend.il " ldrf ..I ;...,t n ih.. nlaee. and w e have assuniice of a
full assemblage.
Brookville, Ind., May 20. is. . TTF. OF INDIINI, FHIXKMV cPl'N7.T: VT lh Mav term ofthe Probate Cou-t. A. DIM., said Court declared the estate or .lohn Allen, srnr.. deceased, tn b probably insolvent: Trn'," are therefore required to file. heir ' a.m. against the estate, for allowance, in the s.,,1 Probate foi.rt. wilh-
ten months ofthe date
T. C. NEWTON. .t. SHARP. viiitkvat::r canal FLOOlllXC. MILL AND ' Aiu'F.xrnn shop. South lidcef Third, brtir.-rn .-Aw and Smith, sfi. ( lXllVNATl, OHIO. NEWTON et SH AH I he. p constantly on hand and for sale, reo.y worked Jinoi in,-, sath, blinds, blind iMtsand eor.of all itieripliolis. Uj'Oiders fioin a distance w ill reccivepromp aiten- ' " -i
in
entitled to payment. May Slst, 1347 21-1
JOHN A. MTSOX,
AJm'ref ioiiix non.
STATE OF INDIAN'. ER ANKLIN rovvrY. T lhe Mav termorthe Probate Court. . D. 1M. l inc.i.. . .,-, r nurtress G.
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Creditors
i (v.. h Hate hereof.
of thev will not
in ten monii. iiuin - ,rtav k MlTSftK. be entitled to payment. JOHN A- M A Mr :ut,is7 n
CO-PAitTXEUSIIIP. ri'llE unilersigned havetnlercd into ;arif rsjii S lor the transaction id a g -neral Coininissinii and Foraarding Business at Xtw OKlbaks, und.-t the firm of SPEM'l". St GI AHD, and solicit a share of the business uf I rauklni and adioining counties, HOBKHT SI'ENCE, THOMAS OlAHl). New Oil. ant, Die, 1841. i-"lr iTawiikacfaso 1 A XV PL' It 11 WHITE LEAD. . n i ..romcd eousl lo any made in
' "ve'tem Coill.trv, office Xo '' -Sireel
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THI-' nnb'ie would do well lo give the above brands nXirki'tt Lead ra-r tn.l "the pre. irtor is a new Jginner i-rfS mIi'
sell lower man '' . '
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