Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 27, Brookville, Franklin County, 2 July 1847 — Page 3

TEACEWe refer la an abstiart in another pi tee, 0f , recent letter froo. the citv of Mexico j'rtihe eJitor or La Palriain New Orleans fir an interesting expression of the slate of feeling In the Mexican capital at the iaft Jsies.

The "Spy ' Washington," in hi i3-frto the New York Courier an J quirw, writs as follows, with reference tJ, negotiations for peace: Since the battle of Cerro Gor do. Gen. Scott has been much more m-lively employed in aidins the negotiation than in military operations. The General is in constant and confidential intercourse with many of the leading men in Mexico, especially the clergy, and ha9 acquired in lit at country an influence never obtained by any other American. He is a regular it-idant of the Catholic Church, and carries his candle as gravely in religious processions, as the greatest of their devotees. He does not profess lo be a Cath rlic but to entertain a great respect for ihat venerable religion whih is professed J by several of his childrajj; jnp avows:-, as hi, determination to protect "the xhtrrt j et ai! mzaras. . j - J The "Sov ." in his last letter, masf.fi singular statement annexed: n " V'jK? ' One of the obstacles to m speedy peace is an anomaly in the history, of wars and negotiations. Some of the most Intelligent and patriotic Mexicans do not defire peace et present. They wish the contest to continue at least in name, in the sincere hope that the United States may by prolongation of the struggle and a complete military occupation, be induced finally to take in Mexico as a part or the American Un'on. This is no less strange than true. The thing is of course, imppossible. We cannot incorporate the Mexican people, or any considerable portion of them. Gen. Scott is endeavoring to dissipate this lelusiop; but he finds it difficult to convince the Mexicans that we would not consent to take the whole country." The New Indiana Regiment. The IIP TV rpoiment Indiana Volunteers, under Col. Gorman, left thir rendezvous, opPsite Louisville, on Suodav for the seal ofwir. Three companies embarked on the steamer M. IV Hamer. three on the B'n Franklin No. 7, and four on the Saladtn. The last named marchel through Louisville to Portland, headed by a band ofmtfiic composed of their own men, making a very fine appearance. Cm Gaz. lTmm Vif ir Dis?ra ced . We find ih' following in the New Orleans Bulletin of the llth inst. Wi',!i3!n Caseman, charged with having eruelly beaten his mother, aged So. and from the effects or which she died on Thursday, was lemanded for further examination. It appeared fiotn the evidence given, that he had beaten her with a broom stick had b'Mi seen ch ikiog h.-on. th? flor hal kept hr in a garret for several days, and would not alio any person lotake-herany nourishment, not even water. He was frequently heard to say she had lived too long; and it was tima for her to die, and that sh? used to eat too much. She was frequently seen by th npiohhnr to fall from the effects of weakness, supposed to have been caused liv want of food, and was found last week. v I'm tjv Mr. r.un Iving on a piece of bilging in the garret with her head seveiely bruised. The Mormon Temple. This celebrated edifice has been sold to a com mi' tee of the Catholic church for 75 000. Thi community have also purchased other property at Nauvoo. The building is to be appropriated to educational purposes, connected with the church into whose hands it had passed. The last of the Morrmr.s in Nauvoo, consisting or thirty or forty famalies under the charge of Daniel H. Wells have left Nauvoo to join the California expedition. Babhl&Co still rrmain at Nauvoo to close up the affairs uf the Mormons. St. Louis Repub. Hail Slorm. On Saturday night last, there was a very destructive hat! storm rassedover Putnam county laying waste the vegetation at a terrible rate. It is sail the hail extended six miles in width, and on the morning afterwards large nuan-itia .f litit f nild have been picked up. This wi'.l account tor uie um.imon cool weather, for this time of the year, which we had the fore part of this week. Spencer Chronicle. Another Warning. Philadelphia paper gives the following sad account of the doings of the monster in that city: 'We witnessed a distressing scene yesterday. A very respectable female, bearing an excellent name, beloved and respected by all who knew her, ws taken lo the hospital, laboiing under the effects of mania rtolu! Out a few days since sdie hnrio-t I. or tiiishand. to whom she had b-pn married about twenty ears. She loved him tenderly. Hi death deprived herofall earthly blessinsst, which so preyed upon her mini as to cans- her to re soil to rum to drown grief. At the htj i tal she raved violently, and attempted to commit self destruction. It is id she cannot recover. Whal a solemn and expressive warning." Mississippi Volunteers The citizen of New Orleans got up a stupendous din ner and a grand parade on the 15'.h inst., in honor of the return of these volunteer. Eloquent speeches were delivered by S S. Prentiss, Col. Jefferson Davin, Lieut. Col. McClunSs ""d otheis, and everything passed r.ff in the most agreeable manner. Ind. State Jeur. Love Tokens not recoverable at Law. A discarded twain having been unsuccessful in his suit in the court of Hymen, lately brought one in a court of law in Massachusetts, for the recovery of a ring, valued at two dollars and fifty cents, constitutional currency, which he had given the loved one in "happier days;" but in this suit he was destined to b equally unfortunate, for the jury render ed a verd.ct f r the ftit defendant. The beam will govern themselves accordinglyU.iion. Hail Stokm. A tremendous liailB'.orm passed through this county on last Sunday, doing considerable damage to h (fowinjr cr'p, tnl fcilh ig gr-o-1

many pigs, poultry, &c. The harde.-t of

the storm passed south of this place about two o clock, and extended over a breadth of fiimB four or five miles of country It hailed considerably si ihij plnce biit not enough to do any damage. We saw hail fall here as large as a hen's egg; and we are told ihat some two nr thr mii south from here a great deal of it was as) large as goose eggs, and, after the storm was over, ihe ground was covered in some places to the depth of two inches.. The wheat, in some instances, is totally destroyed; the fruit is knocked off the trees, the corn riddled to pieces, and the ground in the woods is covered with leaves and limbs that were knocked off by the hail. One gentleman informs us that a cake of ice fell on his house and broke a hole through the roof. Fortuntely there was but very little wind, and consequently but little damage done in the way of breaking windows. Greensburgh lien A Remarkable Cavern. An object of great curiosity lias been discovered near Philadelphia, in 'he neigborhood of Purl Kennedy. It consists of a remarkable cavern In a limestone onnrrv It la lftn

Twept in Ipnotli anil fill fpi irUo nA n t

f " J " W 40 feet deep. 1 he interior has some beau ti fill specimens of nature's architectural power. There are arches, piers, and cornices, exhibiting almost the same regular ity of wmkmanship as though executed by the hand of man after the strictest rules of art. Maryland. W e last wppk announced me seiecuon oi wm. I. Ufldrjrroiign as the hig candidate Tor Governor of Maryland. The Democratic State Convention, which assembled at Annnpn'is on the 24ih inst..rmm inated the Hon. Phil ip Francis Thomas, of Tslbot County, as the candidate of the Locos. Mr. T. was chosen on the first ballot, which stood as follows: Thomas. 56; Stewart, 37; Hum phries, 7; Lloyd, 3. Hogs for the next Season. The num ber of Hogs in Preble county of this year is slated by the Eaton Register at 42.000 against rather less than 31.000 last year. The number n?ssed i.i Clark county this vear is 21.211, and tn Clermont coun ty 40,200. The collections of the United States in f.vor of Ireland, am-'iini thus far, it i es timated, to more than SMO.OOO. Bait. SH71. The Crop in Virginia We are grati fied lo learn, from all quarters, that ihi prospect o( a full cron f wheat, and of fine quality, in thi put of Virginia, con tinues to be most fl merit)?. A letter from Lynchburg, to one of the editors, of the 14th inst., informs us that the wheat and at crops in that region have improved wonderfully since the fine rains have set in; and it is now thought that a near approach to an average crop mav be calculated upon, unless some tin foreseen accident shall happen. Rich Enq. Crops in the H 'est. The following is an extractor a merchant's letter, dated Detroit. June 9, 1817. Three days since freights to Duff-ilo were 33a, yesterday 20c, to-day 25 els. The reports from the interior of onr State, in reference to the coming crop, received wthin the last ten d ys. are of an alarming character. The fly is doing extensive damage, and from many of our best wheat counties we are not to have more th in enotiiih to supply home wants. Thousand of acres have been ploughed up within the lat ten days. These pictures are generally highly colored; I have no doubt, however, but that in the main they are true of us in regard to this year. From Northern Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin we hear similar stories. Wabash lour. A Sad A scident. We coppy the follow, ing fioin the Si. Louis Union of the 14th in.-t.: Our correspondent at Springfield n is, gives us th? foltowing account Illiof a sad accident on the canal: A severe calamity occurred a day or two since at the works on the Illinois and Michigan canal Twenty workmen on the Kankakee Feedor, who boarded on the side of the Kankakee tiver opposite their work, were crossing on a scow, upon the stern of A'hich were two yoke of oxen fastened together hy a chain;the hind-most yoke became alarmed, and backed offin'oihe water, drawing the others to the edge of the boat, which caused it to sink. The men rushed to the bow fur safety, when I that sank also, precipitating the w hole in to ihe river, which was 12 feet deep. Most or them were unable lo swim, and in their alarm and struggles Tor life, they clung together, and in a Tew moment ten .f,i,, , . , of them sank tn a watery e ave-the rest j being rescued with great difficulty. One brave and resolute man swam in three time, and at rnrh bronshl to the shore a sinking comrade. I hnve the name of only one ofilioj-e lost Collins Turner, a stone mas-Mi, who left a lruje family resitling in the Slate of New Yok. The ten bodies were afterwards recovered and appropriately buried. Maaaiio On the S4th inst., by Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. JAMES S. ARMSTRONG, to Miss LOUISA E. ROSZCi-L, both of Green luih, Ind. Cin. Gaz. t;7 11 MST OK . z (AniD.lTES. VTe fa anihv rid to announce MALCOt M A. LOWJfS, of White Water a a candidate for Assess or of Franklin Cosstity, at the August election. We are authVd to announce the name of JOHX HALSTteADsnie office of Recorder of Franklir county, at thVcoming August Ebction. EDWtS B ARROW annonces himself as a candi date fdr Representative from Franklin County, in the next General Assembly. The undersigned informs the citizens of Franklin County, that he is a candidate Tor the office of Recorder, independent of Conventions. June 7th, 1147. ROBERT JOHN". Editor Indiana American; Dear Sir; Tou will please announce the name of Andrew J. Rots, at a candidate for the State Senate, and oblige MAXT VOTERS. Andertonville, June Tth, 1847. Administrator's Sale. THE unrieisigoed, administrator of the Estate of Samuel Feins, deceased, late of Franklin county, Ind. will sell at peblic vendue, on the 3d day of July, 1847, the personal property of the said deceased, consisting of one horse, some stock hogs, farming utensils, Ac. Sale to commence at one o'clock P. M. on said day. Terms of sale made known on day of sale. RICHARD BO'rjjV. Adm'r. J inc ?. :fs '. ;

List of Letters T3 EMAIXIxr, in the Post Office at Brookville, P . July ( ij47, hieh, if not taken out br ihe lit orOct.nrxf, will be tent to the General Post Of-

uee, mm ,.,,, l.-tu.,. Keller A Knr Jacob I. I.an renee Cril I.iont W Lions Jada M Mormnn Henry Moran Patrick MrCleery Hannah Miller Jacob McGnire J. H Mor Mr. Mary Maker Hamilton Morris William Mm ker Hamilton MilWpaotrh V t t Malory Parid Moni William McClttre Henry McClnrr Jamea Monber J. H Merer Joseph Moore H. C Mansfield Mr. O OHphant Stephen f Petty Reuben M Pond Mr. R Ratmond John Reed Mi Jernsha Repe Geonre Rohinson Mrs. Parts Rubottom John James S Stoops Mi Nancy Shepperd Thoa Stem-art Iaae Scheihe Frederio Shirk Samuel Jr Sterwold William Stewart Matthew Shank John L Saxton Charles Rowe Adam Schneider Tohn Spees L. D gerrinr Sjlaa Smith David , T Tncfcer ralein Tjtnma. jhn Thoma, Mr V Vohel James P Venter Jacob W Williams I.. H WiV-T William Wallace J. S Wet William ' Wet O force wlliamon Miss White James Wilon W. B William Michael WatMjohn WolTord Charles Wicher Mis Phcbe Wcres John Jllen Oliver. J !rr tvM twnn Wil'iam Atlni Willimm Hpt Duviil A lnn Eli R P yer Jnbn Hmoli Thnm Brl rick H. W RH ichner Jacob B nnd Frareia A B itlnn William Brin Mi Deborah Bnnvunl John Brsrtfor.1 Pavid Brmlfnrrt Rbt McRarhnur Fmcci Brother .Tnrph B F Bnker.Tohn Brown Mr. Rhoda Bebont Vi Mary E Bennrt Martha A C Cnnwell A. B C"oV Mm. Pnida Coffin Stephen Christian Dudley Clark Martin Campbell J B Coil I,otiia C'liUlera Mit Mattha Christian Philips n 7rr?ner Mathiat Heller John rCTi Ward Ponrhir John Dray Jam" E Enirler Be. W F Fleminr Jonathan Fuller rac Far" .U hn Friei Michael Orep-e Tbomaa Osrland Mi Catherine Orep Victoria Ooasin Mr. John H Hartman John Hoel Jreoh IToep Wtltistn Hrtrick M". Jane Hind Abraham H..lidar Paul lTarrman NareT Ppiprnopd Nathaniel Herripfton Darid Hall Jnmea Hnrlv Mr. Jane Hammond Joeph HntmM H . C Hollipp-er pnniel Hughes Francis N J Johnron Benjamin S K Kuru Henry B. H. BURTOV, P. M. Whooninsr Coueh and Cronn. To Pasksts Jnvnr E.vttrrtnrnnt. i without exception the most valuable preoaration in use, for the ahove dieae. It convert W hoomncr eoneh into mild and tractsli'e disease, and shortens its duration more than one-half and produces a certain and speedv reenverv. From half to one teaspoonful. will certainly cure Ceoun in infants anil vonner children . in half an hour's time. Th live of hundred of children will he aved annnallv, by always keeping it on hail d ready for every emerpency. I BOWEL AND SVMMF.H COMPLAINT. Dr. Jayne. n. B. South Third Street, i willinp to triiarantee that his Carminnttvr Mum will cure Dianhoea. Colic. Cramp. Oripine Pains, Cholera Morbii. Summer Cmnlaint, and other derantrment of the tomaeh and howel, in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, and in less than half the time than e an be effected hvanvoth.'r mens. It is extremely pleasant, and children are fond of it. It is eoulllv a effectual fnradnlta a children, and when the directions and followed, and a cure is not effected, the money mill be cheerfully refunded. Price 25 and 50 cents a bottle. ANOTHER flMSirilVS OPINION. The C. Honing additional testimony in favor or Dr. Javne's M,-,i;ein' ha recently bt en received from a phvsician of hiir'i standiotr in Lauderdale Co., Mis., under date of AiiTiist o. iS4"i. rtr. D. Jaynp Dear Sir 1 a-n intimately acquainted with -ime of yoi.r pwparation. and cin safely recommend them. Your Expectorant and Carminative Ralssm I have used extensively in mv ou practice, and I state unhesitatingly that I have used no article, or cnmh'nat on or mi dicines, that have better answered the purpose for nliieh titer were prepared than the above, &c. W. W. JOHNSON. M D. Lauderdale Co.. Miss." Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and sold on agency by M. W. HAILE, Brookville. Ind. Where may be had tbe AMERICAN HAIR DYE, warranted to chanre the hair to a beautiful Auburn, or perfectly Jet Black, without staining or irritating the skin. F7-3W FornTH op JrLT On thi day of fe'tivity and oy, when we are all prone to indulge in the good things of this life, and not iinfrequently to excess, let us not forget that overloading the system, either with food or drink, especially at this season of the year, is often attended with the most serious consequences. If any, however, should inadvertently overstep the bounds of prudence, they should biar in mind that Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills a re certain to prevent all evil results from impropriety of diet; because they thoroughly cleanse th stomach and bowels from those bilious and corrupt humors which are the cause of colic pains, dysentery, cholera morbus, and other disorders of the bowels. Wrieht's Indian Vecetahle Pills also aid and im prove digestion, and then-fore give healh and vigor to the w hole frame, as well as drive disease of every kinil from the body. Beware of counter feits orall kinds! Some are coated with sugar; others are made to resemble in outward appearance the original medicine. The safest course is, tn purchase from the regular agents only, one or more of whom may be found in every village and town in the State. The genuine for sale by R. & S. Tvner, Rrookville; E. D Crook'hank it Co., Fairfield: David Slanchter, Blooming Grove; Thus. J. White A Co., Launi;Thos. J. Fittoli, Roi lu ster ; Z. A. Xve, New Trenton. Principal office, 169, Race street, Philadelphia. PURIFY THE BLOOD. M O F F A T'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS phcenix Fitters. Tha high aud envied celebrity which these pre-eminent Mediciues hare acquired for their invariable efficacy in all tha diseases which tliey profess to cure, has rendered tha usual practice of puffing not ouly unnecessary, but utiworthy of them. They are knowu by llieir fruits ; their good works testify for tlicm, and they tnrive not by the faith of the credulous. Qf 4Srif H.4, ACUTE and CHKOMC K H E V MA TIS M. iFKt'C7'IOS of the BLADDER and KIDSEYS. BILIOUS FEVERS Sx LIVER COMPLAINTS. In .the sou,., and w.,whcte the- d.sea.e. ptcvatl. they wH. be found Invaluable. Planters, farmers, and othenj, who once se these Medicines, will never afterwards be without thrm. BILIOVS CHOLIC, ttnd SEROUS Loosmesi, BILES, cosrn cxEss, colds & coughs, cholic, CONSUMPTION. Used with great success in that disease CORRUPT HU.MOKS, DROPSIES. BXBrtiriiliki no person wun lias distressing nav J ; .he. ncTue. immediately. ERUPTIONS of the Skin, ERYSIPELAS, FLATUI 1CT, FEVER and AGUE. For this scourge ofthe westtern eouolrr torse medicine will be (bund a safe, speedy, and certain reniedr. Other medicine leave the system subject to return of the disease a core by these medicines' ra permanent TRY THEM. BE SATISFIED, AND BE CI'RED FOULNESS nf COMPLEXION. aBNBRAL DEBILITY, GOCT. OIDDI.VESS, GKdfEL, UEADACUES.of ever kind. ISWARD FEVER. l.FLAVMATORY RHEUMATISM. IMPURE BLOOD, JAUSDICE, LOSS f APPETITE, tlVSn COIttPX. AINTB, tEPKOSF, LOOSESESS, IKKHCIIRIAL DISEASES. Never (ails to eradicate entirely all the eff cts of Mercury irflaitely soooet thsn the most powerful preparation of Satsapanlla. BIGHT SllEirS. BERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS of all kind. ORGANIC AFFEVTIONS, PALPITATION qf the HEART. PAINTER S UHOLIG, JP X Is E S . The otieinal prop ietor of these medicine was cured or Piles of 35 years aunding by the use of these Lid Mflirtn aline. Pdl.VS in Hie head, le, bark, limbs, joint and orfaae. RHEl'.HATISH. Those afflicted with lhi tarrili'e disease, will be sure of relief by the Life Medicine. HVSII of BLOOD to the HEAD, SCt'KrV, BALTRHEUM, SWELLINGS, . . scnriTi i. n KINO'S EVILi mil worst tmn. ULCERS, uf every deter tpticn W O II M 3 , of all kinds, am eftectuslly eietW by these Medicines. Pareou will do well to administer them st henaver their esisteore is suspected. Relhf will be certain. THE LIFE PILLS AXD riUCMX BITTERS PURIFY THE BLOOD, And thus remove all disease from the system. A single trial will r-lice tha LIFE PILLS and PHGENIX BITTERS beyond the reaeh of compatition in the estimatioo of aierj patient. The genuine of these mediciues are now pot up in while wrsrrers nd labels, together with a pamphlet, called Moffat ' Gocd Samaritan," containing the directions, .e, on which Is a drawing of Broadway from V all street to our Office, by which straugers vUiling the city ean very casin find us. The wrappers and Samaritans are copyrighted, therefore those who procure them with white wraij-ers can be assured that they are genuine, l'e careful, and do not buy those with weflouj wrappers; but if yon do, be sauiuec Uial Uiey come direct from us, or dout touch them, fjj" Prepared and told by xn. wiisisiAin a. morrAT. ? Broadway, corner of Anthony street, Nw lork. Fcr y ' M. W. HAII.F, Krooksi'ile. Ind.

In the Union Probate J Court, May Term, I8. l Petition for CommisVS. I The nnknown hi-irs of James 7 sioner to make a deed. OOlespie and Joseph Sparks, J TJK it rem mhered that on the firt day of the I P May Term of said Conrt. for the year 1S7, eame the complainant, bv Yaryan his counsel, and filed hi petition in this etne: and on motion it was ordered by the conrt, that pohliration of the pendrncr of this petition he made in the "Iodiana A merican." a weekiy newpaper pM;h d In Bmokrille, Franklin countv, Indiana. nntifioe; the unknown heirs of the said Gillapie and Spark, to be and appear at the court hooe in Liberty, on the first day ofthe next term of said court, to he holden on the second Monday in A npiist nest, to answt r. plead or d'mtir to said petition. or on default the same will he taken as confi-ed and acted on accordinrly. I.ihertv, June the 2T. 1847, Attrst, EDGHILL BURNSIDE, Clerk. J. Yaryan, Sol. S7-3w Union County. A STATEMENT ofthe receipts and etpenditnres f on account of Vnion county, from the lt day of June, 1848, to the Slt ear of May, IB4T, both mcluie. HKVKIP1S. There was remalnine in the Treasury at elose of finan cial sear 1S45, (31st May, 1346.) the sum of tjisjo uv Rerelred from 1st June. 1840, lo the Slit May, I 47. lol lows, to-wu Jurors Fees, (from Cl'k U. CC X Tavern License, S TS Clock License, 0 00 Merchants License. 117 41 Show License, 20 00 Etrav, 90 Read Tax. Commutation of Supervisor,) 6 00 Delinquent Tales. V Coitntr. School and Road Tax, Wg tT Redemption of Lands sold for Taaea, JT 08 Roads and H ghstays, (refunded,) to 00 Making the total Receipts. EXPENDITURES. t429S 17 Assessing Revenue, Delinquent Taxes, $138 75 1J 87 J 59 47 fi7 79 I 00 Si 01 I 10 F.xpenses of Poor, Count r Office! s. A -'vertiine; Delinquent Lands, School Tax. F.xpe nses of Flections, Public Pmldmr, 18 10 Specific allowances, by Board of Com'rs and U. C. C. 0S 4 Road Tit, 842 04 Jurors Fees, 45 87 Taxes refunded on Lands sold, 17 09 Expenses of Criminals, 142 38 Road and Hirhwata. l5 30 - Makipe- the to'al Expenditures. 2920 63 By deducting the Expenditures from the Receipts, it appears that there was it mnininp in the Treaury on the 31st day of May, 1847, the sura of 1375 74 37 By order of the Vnion eountr Board of Commissioners. JOHN W. SCOTT, Auditor, V. C. Liberty. June 10. IS47. 25-3w trTHiihmord Jeffersonian, copy S weeks and char(re Union County. TANBARK AND HIDES! rTtHF. subscriber having purthasi'd the old Tan-Yard of Mr. Goodwin in Brookville wishes to purchase Hides and Bark, for which ha will give the market price, 4c. HENRY S1IAFER. April 15th, 1847 co-pahtnf:rsiiip. THE undersigned have entered into partnership for the tra inaction ol a general Commission and Forwarditie Business at New Orleans, undet the jfirm'of SPENCE & GUARD, and solicit a share of the business of Franklin and adtoming counties, ROPIFRT SPF.XCE, THOMAS GUARD. Xew Orleans, Dec, 184?. 52-ly IIIUA3I PLUI3IF.Iw. TT AS commenced Rusinessat 342, Main Street a few doors from his former stand, between 8 and 9lh Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO. He has a very extensive assortment of HATS and I C.I PS on hand, well worthy of the Inspection of the puuiic. July 4, 184rt. 30-ly San3 of Temperanc e Jewels Til R undersigned hasiii prepared hiinielf f ir the pin-pis-", has cm neucetl ihi manufacture of Jewels for Sons of Temperance, in this city, fie warrants his work tu be equal to any in the west , and will be sold as low as any of the same weight of ma. erial. He is also prepared to make M VSON1C and ODD FELLOWS' J EWF.l.S, either gold or silver, at short notice, and on very reasonable terms. Divisions or Lodges by add ressing a letter to the undersigned, will receive prompt atteption. JOHX K. KINGS BERRY. Indianapolis, May 1, 1847. Hiving examined Rro. Kingsberry's Jewels for Sons of Temperance, I cheerfully recommend them to a!l siho may want a first rate article. 19-tf W M . H A X X A M A X, G. W. A. CBENEZEIl WISWF.LL'S STEAM-VOW Ell Looking talass, Portrait, AND Picture Frame Manufactory 117, Main et. Cincinnati. fllHF. above articles can be furnished in as good ( style and on as reasonable terms as at any of the Eastern Cities. An assortment of Looking Glasses alw ays on hand at wholesale and retail. X.ll.-nltl Frames re-jilt Jc plmtcs reset. STEAMIJOATS if HOTELS Furnished at the shortest notice. March 27th 1845. 14-ly. D It. II U Ii L. ' S I'sgetoble Fever and Ague and Anli-Ferer PILLS. l Prove all things, and hold fast to that trhirh . gnnd." Paul. tVTO"E tu-rd suffer with that distressing complaint 1 Chills and Fever, or Fever and Ague, for it is speedily and permanently cured by Dr Hull's celebrated Anti-Fever Pills. They never fail to cure the Chills and Fever the first day. w hen used according to directions, and do not sicken the stomach, nor operate upon the howel. Thousand of certificate have been presented to the proprietor by planters of the first respcctahility, Physicians of eminenre, and others who have used them, which might be given, but let the following, from Judge Forrest, a gentleman of the first respectability in Jefferson co, Ala, suffice: Jc flVrsnn Co, Ala, Feb 4. 1844: I certify that in the nmmer of 1RJ5, I had a severe attack of Feverand A?ue, and was fnrsome time under the treatment of a physician, but received no heuelit from his preccript on ; my disease continued to increase in the frequency and severity of its attacks I at lat had reeourse to Dr Hull's Fever and Ague and Anti-Fever Pills, and in using half a hox was entirely cured . and have remaint d in cnod health ever since. I afterwards ha I in my family several cases of Fever and Affne. and have in every instance made use of Hull's Tills, which have always immediately effected a cure. Dr Hull's Pills require no puffing where they are Known : ano w here tnev are not, a smelt1 Known : ano w nere tney are not, a single trial is sum- , ' "'cpc' r'" , fll .lireetlon. A freh supplv inst received and for sale at Hitt 4 Haile's, Rrookville, la, and at G R Warren's Laurel. AOV134S 45 JOIliN' A. MATSOX, Attorney at Law. Office on Main Sr., IJrookviile, Ind May lOih, 1843. 20-tf. JOHN II.FAKClUllAIt, Attorney at Law. Brookville, la. Jan. 10 1813. 3 tf. FOR SALR. TWO lots in Brookville "with dwelling houses, one on the bottom, the other nn the hill; alosome voluabie lots, all upon icasonable terms. JOHN A. MATSOV. January 1st. 184A, 0tt'. Cotton machinery. 1 Spinning frame 120 spindles; a " lo 9ft " each; 3 Eclipe Speeders; 2, .1 head Drawing frames; 1, 3 rwisters, one 10 spindles an t one 14 do. ; 1 Carding Machine for Batting) A lot of Sha'tmg and Pullies. The above will be sold scry low fur cash or approved pap-r. Apply to BENJ. VRNF.n, Cincinnati or R. BAKTLE1' T,. Hamilton. O. June 18th, IH7. 3-3w. Turnpike NoticeThe atockhi.ldcas uf the College Corner anil I.ibrry Turnpike Company are hereby notified that the first instalment on their stock of five dollars mi each share is requ tred to be paid to Isaac Con well, the Treasurer, tin or before the 17th day uf July nest, at which time an election will tske place, at the Court House in Liberty, to elect dirt-ctur under the provi. tons of the Charter. June lth, 1347. JOHN' P. DtltC ESS, Pas. JOHN TARTAN, Clerk. 26-4W. LAWKE.CrS lo. 1 AND PURE WHITE LEAD. The above- Brand warranted equal to any made in the Western Country, office No. I Main Street CINCINNATI, O. THE public would do well to give the above brands of ff"te Leadw. fair trial a the pmprietnr i a new. becinner in the above busine. and coDseouenily w-i'.l tl lower than ant warranted brand in the Ci'y. .luae i;, tfsn 2 !y

STATE OF IVIMAVA, UNION COf TY. SS. ADAM MflX,

E. T- s!EYr04.n. J. H. SMITH. Vj. F.SEYnOLD & CoPLVF. and Edye Tool Mannfaetnrrr. and dealer in Hardware renerallv. No. ?it Main St., be tween 5th and th sts. CIXCINJfATI OHIO. E. F. S ACn keeps eonMantlv on hand an estensive assortment of Plains of their own Mannfactur, made of the best seasoned Beech limber. Also Coopers. Camenters. Waeon Makers e.. Tool of every

dicription, Cotirriees" knives and fleshers. Pork Cleaver. I.aih knirc. Bookbinders SUsars Sts., made to order on the shortest notice. July 14 1847 3-ly. Iron, Wails and Steel Yl 7fyLRS Sliro Iron assorted sexes iiMjoliiAUyvUv U.OOo do other brandJ sto C00 do American blister steal, son do Fn dish do 100 do Cat 40 Kees Kails. 6 do Spikes. Jait received and for sale low for csh bv Blfl!ARD1Trs Brookvnte, Jone 30 lt4. 7 CAPS, CAPS; nATS, 11 ATS Casea Men's Mnskrat Caps: do do and boy's Hair Seal Cap; do do do do do do Otter do Cloth fur band do; .to; da; do: do do !favy do Glazed da Boy's Cloth do Men's B B Coney Hats; do do Fash, do do; do do do do; do do do Ane;to do; do do do Mukrat do: do do do Casimere do; do do and Boy's Sportine Hats. The above be sold low forrah by W. s. HOWE, No. Pearl t. Cincinnati, Oet. 1846. . J-ly. dr. nr. is cough i.ozr..Gr.s A BR now aknow1r.cel by th- Faculty t 1 w moit cientihr th! pcttf ui prpnanitHtn ever nt eownd fr the nlief of Toiirhs. Citd. Conimr tion, Asthma, W' hooping1 Conrht. Catarrh, Tt:rhinvi of the a ,iu v-Ul-Sl., DIVUVIUWI, I1M llOlllir I'll I niUlUATT J Affections, ( Every family in the United States should bruiplied I . .I r-l . n i . - -. sun ur. Hull s loitti i.ur.epees; not only a a pr.rentive, but as a a0- and rfficaeiou remedy in a'l esses of Couehs Colds, and Consumption A sinrle Box will reveal their a.toniihinr virtues, and open at once the fountain of health and strength to the afflicted Price SS cents per Box. For sale by Hitt t Haile, Brooktille, la., and by O R. Warren, Laurel. NEW CASH STORE. T this store can he found a magnificent assortment of new and Fashionable Goods, just received, consisting of Fine, Mi nium and Coarse Bl'k. Blue and Br.iwn Cloths; Bl'k and Fancy Sinrle and Double Milled Cassimere: Satin, Velvet. Valencia, and Marai!es Vesting; Bl'k Summer Cloth, Drap d'ete, and Linen and Cotton Coating; l inen and Cotton Summer Pantaloonrry; l.ieht and Dark Mnii-Iin D'lainrs and Calicoes; Splendid Xew S tyle Ginghams and Ging. ham Lawns; Shaw Is, Scarfs,' Cravats, Doots, htiot-s. Groceries, qutenswarr, Ktc, which we are selling ejrtrcmrly low. For proof call on us at the new buildingopposite the Court House, llroofcvillp. D. A.CHEEVER. NEW FSTABL,ISIIMEXT. First and only one in the West. CI.OATIUSG AT II llOI.ESAI.F. TlHE undrr.ignrd, after a long preparation, has.iust opened a wholusale Clothing Store on third street Xo. 13. opposite the lllihrie llutise, where he has now and will constantly keep on hand a large and g- tiers! assortment of ready made seasonable f'lnathing all manufactured in this citv, and rot up as lo stvleand workmanship and quality, equal not superiorto any house in the United States. He is fully prepared i tn supply all demand in this line, and In gs leave to draw the attention of the politic to hi present toi k. 1 City and Country Dralcri are prrtii nlorly invited to, call, examine and price the eimd; tin v w iil find tliem better made and as cheap as those manufactured in the ' Eastern Cities. ' hey can now save time, trouble and , expense by purchasing of the mult reigned. F.I.I AS MAYER. Third Street, Xo. 13, appetite the llenrie Wsarr, Cincinnati, Ohio. May t4, 184- 21-ly .medaisis & 3rKi:i:s LATEST IMI'KOVKI) PLATFROU $ COUNTER SCALES Manujactonj on 7th it. 3 t'.vorr vest ol Main it., c. vc ;. v.v.i r. oh0. T IHE above iiieiitioned scales are prononnctd by those w ho use them tube suni rior to anv t!uv ! have ever been able t i obtain. Ileanis and Platform's! of the heaviest toiiage to tne more minute gold and prescription Balance, and every variety of scales ni.w I intise. All of which we warrant to be' equal, if rot superior, to any in the United Stales. Always on hand ' at wholesale and retail. As this is the oldest establishment in the city, and has all the pattern formerly used, together w it h an entire new set of our own lates't important improvement. We flatter ourselves that we can please all w ho may favor us w ith a c a II . iMABAHlS ii McKKE July 3, IS46. 2-ly. DOMESTIC AFFAIRS CIIAKIsF.S FOKKKK. Ko 354 Main, 5 floors belvir 9lh Sr. at he sign oj The Red Fla. THE subscriber has the pleasure of ottering to the public, the very latest imtirovrment, direct from Xew York, in the F ultvii Store. This KING OF STOJ'ES has driven t very other Stove out of the market wherever it has bit n ii.t rmluci d. It is simple in its operation, beautiful in design and form, nut liable m get out of n pair, most perfect in its oven, anil the most capacious in its fiirni ture of any Store nf it sire in the market. It n quire very little wood and i easily managed, Any person who is a judre nf move need but to see it to he satiifii d of it gn at superiority eve other stoves, w ithout a long array of rames to n'commentl it. It will rcfntntiinid itself. He has also the H0T-.1IR ranKISG STOVE, T!tF. COOKS V.iVOniTF. do RF.r.l.lXCE VPHEMCM. do AlsoTlueKs P.iti nt Stove, so celebrated fir it oven. Shot nr.il Parlor Stm ri: Tin ant! Holluir-II'm r !-. all of which will be sold at prices greatly reduced from the last scoson, I or VnsU Only. Thole in want of a stove will certainly lose nothing, and may save 4 or 5 dollars by calling on" ihi-suliscrilM r at So. .t54 Main, 5 iloors hohnv Stnth Street, ort'c SIGN OF TIIF. HF.!t FL.in.'! Any stove sold by the subscriber that dors not prove equal to the rt pri st illations ?iven of it, may bv returned, and the money w ill be refunded. CM AS. KOKHKS. .Izrnt for the Mantif.trfirrrt. .Ill k'tu.'s of 'Fin. Cvfiirr nml Sheet-Iron Job nork done n-tth firomut ittnle and fidelity. t'iuciliuati, August 25ih 1845. Plumbe National Daguerrian Gallery A sD PHU TOG Ps P U K K s rr R X I S m NG I) I. POTS; W.nnF.n the Gold and Silver Medals, Font First I'nmiuins, and Two Highist Honors, at the National, the Massachusetts, the New- York, and the Pennsylvania Kxlnliitioii. respeclivt ly, for Ihe most siilendid "Ion d Da;utrreotypes aud best Ap paratus ever exhibited. Portraits taken in exquisite st le, w ithout regard to weather. Itisrruction given in the art. A large assortment of Apparatus and Stcck alwajs on hand, at the lowest cash prices. New York. 251 Hi-railway; Philadelphia. 131 Chestnut St.: He .ton, 75 ( ourt.'aiid S Hanover Sts ; Pai'iinore. 205 Baltimore St.; Washington, I'etuiM Ivania Avenue; Petersburg, Va., Meelianic' Hall; Ciuciunati. Fourth and Walnut, and 17 Main St.; Saraio'-a i Springs, nroadwa'-; pari, 127 Vieille Kne lu 1 .indie; Liverpool, J2 ljurili St. l-lv .JOHN II. FOISBUS, Tanner. Courier & Ilorocco Dresrcr. No. 226, Main Street, between Sith and St venth J CINCINNATI. OHIO. W1IF.KE may be had cheap fur Cash or satisfactory acquaintances, g gen, ral assortmt rt of FINISHED LEATHER. City tan ole leather, N. Y. Rid ilo; rh'i!.i.!eTrTi!a c.tlf kiii!, city tan lo Ketl and blark nar ilo: Goat kin hoe bindinr, !eer jo, Lrmb do; Rr d blue and blnek nkiver. !lBrne- leather, Sbirtir-r do, Bridie d, White liiiirn kms, Pitik (In, Yellow dn; M n boot Morocco, ..adieV plo. do, do undreed do; l"pi r 1 ther. Band do; Kid kin, 4oa; do, kip dr,Buik. t!o, Fad do, BnfT poat kin. Hark tan Bkivern. Book binder-i Learner ot rarioii-t Kino. V KSH cien for Hidea, Calf, Deer and Sheep Skin, and Wool, 24, U4 40-lT. OHIO HOTEL: AT II A U R I SON. O II I 0 D GERARD, Proprietor HIS Hotel has been refilled up pamfd anew. inside and out the rooms ail turn inra wimi new carpet, new beds, hcrfstearn, inairs. lame.; ..in indeed, everything connected with, and appertainmr and beloncing to, a Hotel, has undergone an entire thange. Wiihoiu doubt itisa neat an esiabl.nhnient as can oe touuu hi any lowuwi m- 3:i,v cast or west ol tne niouuia.u'. m- lame, t-i-., i.. n.t, surpassed fr.r the necessaries and luxuries of life, and will satisfy the nicest epic-ire. The S'.ablmg belonging t . this Hpii e has 1' b-en impnived. I he bet of proveuder will at a;l time be furnished. T rat-rler will n'sd it to thei'-ce.Tf irt and pdrsr i tier to staiyai th- Ori:o H'l'r, Tth J, 147 n-tf

0.3. JAMS'. A.tir. WHICH.'. J A MRS & WRIGHT. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX DRY (,OOI)S AND GIWCERIRS, Koi. 53 LowerMsrketsreet,CIXCI?HATI. Country Prod nee takenin eitbarje atfsir rates. May 39, 146 li ly.

NEW GOODS. THAYE iostrteeived a Isefe and reneral assortment of Goods, consisting in part of the loHowsfij articles: Cloths, eassiwieees. twesds, satinets, French bom-bsT-ipes. Frtnrh Meriroea, Alapaes,' brown aral bbaehed hietirr and heetine;, tickiar-a variety uf plaids ar.d stripes far snmtner wear, giphsms. lawns, cetieofs. tsblt linen, Kossia diaper, ljin and piaid silk for decasea. rrsf e ihsals, dress handkcrelneBs Matk ard cole red ailk rravats, b'a4t silk t-ivet. Hark sl'lt vestirr. black, brawn and white rsmrrics, cotter frirpe, rpret rilr pd, kces. srhitc and blsck cctten frsr, lltck ailk hese, parasols. mbrellas, nesii white ad Maek silk, cettrn at d Lid nloves; srsirn1! white ard blsck silk, kid, pirknet and eosten r'e". I'tieii hVk'fs, Artificial I lowers and fastt:Bi'Me hraid becntta. Ali. I larre asfertirept of Patm. I eehorp. For and Si:k Fats;Boots ard Shoes; Crai'linr and eras Sry'liia. Prints, trace ard kalter t'fcaitis. shovel and spsdf-s.cotttr.r ktiives. mill and cress cut saws, hand ar.d ttrsr.t saw: kitivts asd fork, table apd teaeporn. hin?es attd screws; steel and irt-n squares: sheep hears; drawipe; kntvss; aogxrs; asail and hand saw files. . All 1 i. h I will ssll fur CASH at the lowrM Cm cHinati prices. X1CHAKD 1TM.H. Broukville, May 4, U47. and Summer V V A. AsVs q GOODS. T H. Bl'RIOK has just received, d i ret t from B , Philadelphia, a large ard splindid stok of p.xKis, most of ohiih he can offer to his old friends, and the public in reneral, at i.oW i:n prices I than havetvrrbt tn suld in this market. As the tar iff is trf'i'frf, rr r.rr'j all lrt'pn rr!. I re a 10 TO 40 PER CEVT, he is determined ! rire his cum. men tbe benefit of it. Call and examine fur yotirt - vi - . His stock i composed in part of $ ps. woul-djrtd French 8c Enrlnh blue-black Cloth, I do do du blue do do d. I do 1 do I do brown Cadet Braves 1 do French Pr-p det 2 do French bl'k Cassimere ! do Fnglish do do 12 do Kai.cy do 70 do Stim-tt 12 do K't'y Jeane I do Supe. Si k Velvet J do do Satin Vesting 113 do . Fancy Print 12 do blue do 10 du bl'k X( white il l 20 do Painted Lawn 10 do Oinrhsm do 5 do Organdies SO do Scotch Oinrhsm 10 do Tie- ing 35 do flTchd Muslin 12 do Summer Pant Stuff 10 do Misid and Blue Drilling 10 do Bl'k Alapa-a Luster 10 do Gennitne Nankeen 12 do Irish l.inen 10 doz. V hitc and Cul. Cotton (lose 6 do do do 1-3 do 30 prs Silk H'dk'fs 6 ilnz bnrd and hem stiched Linen do 6 do Italian Neck da 10 ps Fancv Vesting 1 do bl'k tiro de Swiss Silk I do blue black do do dt 1 do M.i 1 10111 uripcd "de Sou du 2 do Sat da Artnure do I do Fir'd Gro de Nap do 4 do Brown and Kincy d 1 do Apron Silk 4 Hal. stout hniwn Mulin 12 ps Brown Drilling A large assortment of white dres good, such as plain, figured, sinned and cross barred Jacunott, Canilirir: Si.. Mull. Book, Nansook and Lace Mnslins; taconett. 1 bread and I. isle Kdginsr and Insertinrr: Kootnig l ace, I1..I mett, l inn I, Mohair; Silk. T hread and Cotton Gloves and Miirn; Up. Kldil titov.-; fa.li. Ferret i d Cap HifaiuU: Pi ,, Tabbsand Ht.wers; rtonnet Si'Us; French and Gras .,n ens; Silk and Vor-l d Sere: Chintz; I awn and Viatoria Holies; Gr t ":olh aud Skirts; Table Cloths and Linen Table Iia r--. bird ,ye Diaper. Towel,; Cansass, nattiliiitr. eulnred cambric, muslins, ta'-le covers. J long lawn s-iool. skein and p.tent threiid; suspen-b-r. f laiitii 1. flanni I shrtts; bnitons of all kinds; white satin: bl'k bembazine; Oilcloth; bl'k, svluta . and pink crape; ik frinc and gimpieg; silk girdle; ' sew ine silk and twist; deini and fillet vi i Is; collaretts; French worked cbmietts ano co.lars; green ball'; apron clieiks, wor-ti d prut stnti': paper muslin; bmun hollaiid. fin, comb, steel bads; work porketatid purse el asp and twist. SII A V I.S, such as mode and bl'k Thibet. superior articli ;fa,ioiiublc printed ca-bmeri. catton, cra)'e (silk), muslin di lane. &c. finrar tirn-iadrer and Embroidered Siik S -nils: I.ndies I'arey crasais; Muslin lie I ane and f'aslimen' h'dk'fs, and lariuus other articles in fanc and staple line. Ecots and Shoes Ke would call particular attention to his stock of P.not and Mom. It is the lartrcst, the cheapest, akd of tile best article, hetvt r brought on. Hats and Bonnetts. Fashions!. 'e Si'k. Fur. Tan ima, Prda's. double and sintrle Itrimed Lie H"rn and Strsw- JlJIs: Silk and Cloih Caps : Vi roiia, Florence bliid, Lawn and ZrpUeres Uonnt it. (IKKKXS-WAItK. All in .a..r nf bn-akfiM. 1iniier nr Tern vtt. or any ptIht an1, k ill do we ll tu give liim a tall btfo" buying. Ilardware. Knivt nrn Fork, Sribt, Fif, .cior1 Uck. Intfht , Iracp thaiti", ho, hinir, c.,fs, ixri h.ifr!ii't, lia-nmrr. a t. la'-k, ailz', rarr-it rulr penknivf'.. qn.ir. and vario'i other nrt.tiict, mc. as are t be fuutnl in a wi It clyctrd stock. Groceries, &c. He cnnetantly Kirp in band a gpiierai tt,rt.nepi of urncrri--.. hmiI-;, nttmi i am, leather, eai tb"a ware. ALSO. MeOn-Wit er ie of st liool book. l.nokT lib-, May, 10 fO-SPRCIAr. XOTICCI Hirh'it Itnpnrtnn ttth flt t. It bfl bven lunc . i htitt fli t ; li at tl.e citi n ol'tbe Wrst wt're to ee b'rtiinr-i in nx-inl ti the b Uioti tliva1- wjrh whi.lt pirt'f'n of hip TMtl-Ie ciMMitrv are visitid. Th true mrti-ritir m at line tb ifT. r H to ti by the Ct U bra tret Cs i"i friihrrs, Con.piiV. I h ir advept isfount i in aa other CvilnmT,. t o !i it h the attest. nn of every man, wotniii aud child biitt!il be mmed.nlely (:vf n. ETsw Establishment rjt'lfp siib.eri'n r w i-'te to mfoi-n the citizens et Hrookville. and t'le nub'ie rent rallv. that he i i nitr pn pan d to ti t aUkiods .f P I .t' K c. M I THI IVfJ-.Tt'IlMN'ti, and FIVtsHIVii all kinds of M ..- i CHI XK.UV: srttin - up and ret air nt i am Fl "met; CTli;iT and fini 'le i very vani ty .tf lir.iss M uric. . U.11 itiftKtsaml rii-.n irs all Kimls ol t.uns, i'itoi. I ,Ve. !c. Tlie so'isrrilier inti'tcls using the 01 st of j st.o k. and d-'intr bis wurk in the lit st manni. r and on ! the most e:isy rind arrorrMiiodatiorr ft rms. I Hi s!i.,p is in front of t!ie M. thodist Church, and within three squari s of Mr. Sp at' Mill. JGU.V MOrriTT. May 3d, 1 'IT. 19 Plain and Screw Nib Scythe cr.atliea (V VF 'llit be-to iaiitv, in 'tore, anil forsal. by JOS. W. VAYNF. !s; CO. No. !; M-.in 4 A .orsb. lo 5th CINCINN ATI. 21-ir June 5, Itli YVw rprrttf. r. !t. B. Coffik. V. st D.II.R. corr.N v;ioi,i' l r .v K I T 1 1 . : IM it : K It s ; V... IT. Lower Market at tbe Pump, CINCINNATI. n.W K Consian'ly on bnlul. a lcrrre st-.d C.eiieral as sortmi lit of Fam'ils Cirorerie ol t! e best ouolitin, which they w iil sell wholnale and retail, at the lowest csh prii t s. , Ms) i ', 1S4IS M KH KKXT. rior!. si"5 W.'iti-.i t.a!r. 1 K'.V F.1.TIT. Silver War,' and Spectacle Manufactur. .1 rr. liali,oml pointed C'lll P I Its. c. So. 21" Msin tb' twecn 5ih and Olh Cinciucati, Clna. March 2C .i -i. 13-iy. save you:: tketii; J ; ; ! i i ; ' J j i W KFF.LV (O. litis') of the frm ofr-.tw v v..v Oslor.l. O.. will be in llr.e-k- .- durine the ! wnks ol tlie August Icrnof the Circuit Court, INE CIICHNS a,.dTLB!: " l-SIV'l KO HUCKKIS; NEW OHLKANS SCGAIt; do MOHSKS: SUGA'l fiOVSE MOI.ASfES, (inl.liFN SVHIFl M IOFFKF: N-. 1 M l KKKFT.: I Pl'I.h and SOLK IT ATliT.S. for ( : ! ; Kit li.M. 1 I1M t-. firuokville, May 4, Vi'. T C NrVl'lV. J. SHARPU Iil TK.YATUR CAN At. fi.oo u i s a s L i. a : i ' A RP ENTER SHOP. Sculk tide f Tl -rd. -1vren Jt'r and Smith st; 1 I i 1 , f Vt lN ATI. otin'. NEW TON ."c bllAHP kep eonsiaotty tie nn band and fir sale rrw-V vorketi Jiooiir.g, it ., blend 'V7f an t 'eo'-v.n! all di'CiiptH' O.de.-s f.uni n t!ii;j:i-a! wi rectivepromp arte yt d IS). -firi, iti', t ft and re,- -t:- br o. J f -a- i t . Ciu'iiiaati. 1. .