Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 27, Brookville, Franklin County, 2 July 1847 — Page 4

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r em tht Cui.'.'.M'il'"1"' DIE HOSE. Hark the tweet rosebud, ere it blows, Willi t!ie dawn glimmers o'er the sky; lb.isr in .itWii Laves unfold, .a fund ofd.x's majestic rye. A i n...u, more bold, in r'.l l biuowv, It sheds gale r s-rx-ts aroua.1; At rxe it mourns the .riling sun,. Aud sh.dx ill houerson the ground. Jo beautx's bashful bud appear, 5o blushes in the eve cr praise, S riptns inthrinurn of life, knl withered n, hi age duijt. OH: LET CS SLEET! V CAPT. O. w. FATTBS. fib, let ai ilnp awhile to-night! Our weary lirahl aith toil are soie; lo-morrow brings the dubiou. tight Bvjond-and e "' "ve no m,,r,r! B.nraih (Kr tropic's burning ray Faint an- the hearts, "midst strife ahieh dare. And hands, strong nrmil to niert the fray, Droop Unless aith tbe sultry air. t)h, give -letp a wakiful rest A drt.am which breaks ere scarce begun And ihn our arni hall lo it best To strike until ihe fii Id be una; Milk bosoms find by martial glow. And pu.ipow for thr omibat ripe, War lUrugth, rxurwed, shall proudly show The g4ury ofth nar and stripe. f)h. give as il p: "Til toil severe Which bidi our feet the march restrain And r would steal a moment here To sec, in dreams, our homes again; those hum-, al.s. far. tar away, Where, now. 'mid tears, w'-ih trembling longue, For us the prayer they nightly say Fur us the Vrvpcr hymn is sung. Yis, give u steep: So downy bed. Nor pillow soft, our limbs d maud ; We only aik to lay our hod Awhile upon ibe desert sand. The night io mar the voice of cheer To glad our heart is far aw a; ; To-moirow brings the strife it vert Cb, give ui sleep "till dawu of day.' BIERS' VUZED SAY INKS. We hive hi) ilttiiUt .( sHy the BoUiiian) ! if iip unnmrtatiiy tf lie reply of Old R.isiiti ijii.1 Hea.lv. a delivered by Criiipiiden lo Sinl. Anna ' (.renernl Tiiy'or Xtver Surrenders There arc IVriml in ihe woild's hislory nlirn & few word foiling Ironi the lips rtf a grel siaiciiiuni or general, will berme fti loipe rU'i-thle a mind itself. U'tmi is halUiued by inie will ne"!r be f irgnuesi in f leniiiy. Without referring to bunks fur ihe nay ings of tUtistritios commander, we will note down a few that have orcnrredJn us. Caesar made use of ihe tuiiotviiicr teinaikable words in a teinaikable word in a despatch, which are characteiislicof his operations as a ereat Captain -Vesi, Vim. Vici'." ,-l ratne, I saw, I conquered!" 01ier !!. Perry, after hs glorious victory on Lake Erie, wrote to the government, "We have met the enemy and they ore mire!" Our country will never forget the Inst words tf the lamented Lawrence "Don't give op the ship!" We believe tt was befme the battle of Trafalsar that Nelson telegraphed to hi fleet "England expect rvetv man to do hi duty!" Whe ihe newg of Nelson's victory reach ed England. the whole nation was in trans Torts, and the motto of Nelson was paraded on every thing, even on the ladies' farters. A friend of ours is in possess. on ui a lioronn com or medal, which is of ilvrr. commemorative of the intrepid of I a?-3r. He is represented as embarking io a small vessel in the midst of a terrific torm. Cxar was in great perplex ity the sea being covered with Pompey's nip, and anxious if obtaining a sufficient force from another point to make heaJ asainst the enemy. he ventured to do w hat the braveyt had shrunk Trom. Cutting loose from the moorings, without recarj to the pilots and mariners, and allay ed their fears by exclaiming "Quid times f'aruarem portas et forttinam ejus!' "Why, fear, you carry Ca?sar and his fortunes!" His hemic spirit was infued with the hearts of tke seamen, and they Tell that with him they were invincible, even against the very elements. We recol-U-ct a similar remark of Alexander to his captains on the passage of the Gratius "it is necessary for me to cross the river, but it is not necessary for me to lire! Crockett's motto was a good one, and will ever be remembereJ in this country "Be r-ure you're right, then go ahead!" "Take yon battery," commanded Taylor. "Boys ou must take that battery" shouted May. and they took it. This reminds lis of an anecdote of Gen. Wayne. ' Can you take yonder fortification,' enquired Washington. "I can, by the Lord!"' Aanthony, you know I don't like swear ing." reapondrd Washington. 'l kno it. General, but wiih or without His help II tafce it: ' was the reply of Mad An thony .It is raid that the epitaph thtt Sim onide wrote for those who fell at Ther moylap, was an actual message sent from I.eontJas lo his countrymen by a Scythian shephered "Stranger, go and tell in Laca-demon that we fell here in obedience to her law!"" A t Amnsing San it te Xew Yoik Legislature. -the Subterranean, Mike Walsh's paper, gives the following account of an amusing interlude to the grave duties of Legislation, which occurr ed in the Yew York Assemhly a few days agt. it uiutrates the absurdity of a red i j i i . . iieaueu man s aoing violence to nature hy wearing a b'ack wig. h is said that Mike Walsh (who by the way appears to oe a useiul as well as ornamental ... i .i.riuuci; ia an uncommonly grave joker. Altiast, April 21, 1847. By far the richest andjmost graphic scene which has ever taken place in any legislative boiy. w as thai in which Mike Wash and Boh atson figured as principal actors. Bob Watson, who is a lawyer, represents the city or Albany in the Legislature. He is somewhat vain of his abilities and personal appearance, though withal a preuy clever forl of a fellow. His hair being, as he alleges, rather thin, he coneluded, some two weeks since, to get his head shaved, and ensconce himself in a w ig, until a new and more vigorous crop of the natural developed itsell. That this was his sole and only object, however, hss been rendered somewhat doubtful, notwithstanding his professions to the con' trary.by the form and color of the artifiial covering which he has selected, as a temporary shield, to persevere his bald knob from the inclemency of the weather, and the rude gize ol the thoughtless. vulgar an J quuneal rabble. 1 rbhle. His own hlt ! . - , id - etfeCtlr Sltsi.ht, hihi unit ,

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prolusion 01 glossy ringieis, 11 as disc as the plume of a raven. By this you can easily judge hot great was the alternation produced in his personal appeaisnce. It was vety evident from tho arch manner in which Mike gauged him on his entiance, that there w as some fun in embroyo, and accordingly the whole house was on the euivine. The House having tesolved itself into "Committee of the Whole," Mr. Blodgetl of Gennessee in the Chair, the suspense in which all the members had sal during the whole morn ing was suddenly broken by Rob's rising in ut seat, which is some distance from that of Mike, and lawling out at the top of his voice, "Mr. Chairman, I rise, sir, with the vi-i iew of making a few remarks upon this ,"Here he was, broug it to a dead stand still by Mike who. jumped up, exclaimed with the most iinuerttirable gravity. "Mr. Chuinan. I : rise to a question of order." Chairman--(Scarcely able to suppress his laughter)--The genelleman from i New York. ' Mike (Looking over at Bob, whom he wildly scrutinized from head to foot with great seeming amazement and considerable indignation) I would like to 1 know, sir by what right individuals who aie not members of this House can be per mitted to take part in its debates; where, sir, are we to stop, if the floor of this House, with all the rights of membenhip, is to be thus thrown open to the public at large? At this, the whola House, galleries, members, officer, reporters, Chairmtn, ; and in short all but Mike and Bob, were absolutely convulsed with laughter; many laughing until the tears rolled down ! i heir cheeks. Not the shadow of a smile, j however, was to be seen on the countei nance of either of the two actors in this most admirable farce. Mike's eye, as he leaned over, rested steadily on Bob, and the latter gentleman seemed perfectly paralyzed by the unexpected, and, to him, inexplicable course matters had taken. He seemed riveted to the spot, and remained perfectly speechless. At length the chairman became sufficiently composed to drawl out in a very indistinct manner, that he was "rather inclined to the belief that Ihe gen tleman was a member." Mire. "Not having before had the pleasure of seeing the gentleman, sir, I would inquire of the Chairman at wh&t time he piesented his credentials, and what particular section of the Sta'e he has the honor lo represent?" A second roar of laughter, if possible more boisterous than the first, succeeded this inquiry, and Boh, who is notorious for his cAeefcand self complacency, seemed on the verge of fainting;, when Ihe Chairman announced that "he believed the gentleman was from Albany." Mike. (wiih increased surpiise) "Al bany? I thought Mr. Watson represented Albany." it is utterly impossible to give even a faint idea of what folio wed; suffice it to say that Bob sat down, Mike followed, and the whole House roared until they almost fell helpless under their desks, from the exhaustion produced by excessive mirth. TURNER & SON, FROM SHEFFIELD ESGLJISD.) SAW MAKERS & CUTLERS A ND Dealers in Hardware and Cntlerv. 3i0 Main J St, East side. Between Seventh and Eighth, its, CISCISS.1TI, OHIO. N B Repairing and Grinding of all kinds of cutlery and surgical instruments. Buckles taken out of all kinds saws. Saws sharpened, Re-toothed, and in the first style of workmanship. Snreeons' Saws rleaued and repaired. Every description of Sawa made Mbroer, ana warrantea ol nrst rate quality. July 24, I8fl, 30 ly. DR. HULL'S WORM LOZENGES CHILDEN will cry for Dr Hull's Worm Loaenget Only read whit this medicine has done : Yorkville. Gibson Co. Tenn. Dee 21. It42? DrCE Hull Some menths since vour irent left with me for ale,what he considered a large supply of jiiirorm i.or.enges, nut 1 nave sold all out, and c6uld have sold three times as many more, had I been supplied to that amount. I hope you will instruct your agent to leave a much rreaiter sunnl v when he enmes this way again. Their use in my family has been of sirmwnrm. cowara iMct-oneie, rq, pave some to a child of his, four years old. and the first dose brought away between thirty and forty worms. Mr Wm Menaniel had a child whom the physicians pronounced incurable, and said it would die, but the child w as cur ed hy usimr Dr. Hull s worm Lozenges. Yones truly, STEPHEN LVNKIN. Price 25 cents per box. For ssle by Hut and Haile, Brook ville, It, and bv G s ,1- . i ' 1 - i. aiith, ijau.ei. n45 CRUSH STORE. 104 Main street, between Third fc Fourth Cincinnati, T1VTCHF.R AND McLAL'GHLIN would respect MERCHANTS & DRUGGISTS " van ana examine tneir assortment, it being very RKnrcF.n pntrrs. From rur long experience in the brush manufactur ing, we leei confident that our stuck will be ftmnl (sa u-nciori, mo mat we snail oe able to suit all, even the most fastidious. March 37th I84.. 14-ly. HA R D WAR E WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in general, Foreign and Domestic Hardware of all descriptions. Please call for satisfaction on G. HERDER East Main between th and 9th streets, s doors from corner of 8th street CINCINNATI, OHIO. Jqly24l49 so.tr CINCINNATI TANNERY. a. m'cahe. leather STORE AND MANUFACTORY. Jl",n 'r", d 9th Cincinnati, Ohio. TsTi? ir srcrn",",y "nd Sole,U pper. Kip and ycalf of the best quality, all of which he will aril as low as any other person in the Wet. Cash paid Tor Hides. r July 24 184S 30.,T MORRELfS Ve?ct.il)lcrcn ova tins Catlmrtic Pills THESE Pills have been used by practising phvsicians fot several yean, and have proved to be a very valuable medicine, it is believed that the public, a w-ell as thrauthorand proprietor mav be benefited by giving tnem a wideeirculation. It cannot be said of mem inn tney wincnre every disease, hut may with safety be said, they will do as much good as any other eathartie Rill, without producing those disastrous effects which many purgative preparations do. They are safe and easy, yet thorough in their operations aet particularly on the organs of the Stomach and liv er, ridding them of their morbid secretions, and no acting with such drastic force as to produce griping ml w.-k ...... r.l. i i- i , 1 . -. , ,c out on tne contrary, in vigorating and give them tone. Sam,. J r L k . . w...... . 1r ul-rn mr w men tney nave proved par- " ' , ; .w.i., i nt-rc- enumerates: Billious Fever, Fever and Ague, Jaundice, Dyspep sia. Heartburn, r ostiveness. siek 'V-L,.-Vr "lr Mor.DBDr'ntery and all other derangt-menu i"-"niiinc .Tomacn ana liver. They are eminently calculated to remove Dyspeptia Affection and all impurity of the blood and humors, Colds. Influenaa, fce. Many testimonials could be obtained within the limits of an extensive nr.. tire k, are submitted to the public upon the word of the au'""i "s mose wno use them, will prove that too much ha not been said in their favor MORRELL fc BROTHER, So'' A fen tl for the West. No 1 Collere Row- Walnai 1, w v sit mm ii.r 30-ly. For sale by M W Haile, Brookville. J. R. GOODWIN. n.D. Brookville, Ia. Office opposite Ihe AnIitori office. Medical advice at the office, grat Umbrellas and Paranoic T1!1 spEIvstD.lrr assortment of umhrat's and Ftn?aaMe FWrasrls s;- B H pilrt).v.

GRAEFENDCRG PILLS. Twenty Theutand Btxet told each every wee.

rflHE tiRAEFEN BEHO COMPANY desire to call I the attention of every one interested in tbe health of the great and beautiful West, to their views respecting Thii class ol diseases is the Great Siourre of the western hemiinhere. Go where we mar, ihrir sad I effects are seen and felt. The brave and self-denying I settler w ho preises his way to the west, to make the I --wiiacrness oua ana nioisoni as me rote, meets n dreadful evil. He is willing to gork hard and endure every privation, thnnkt be t9 Arm. But in m little while he is seized with some form or dhmous disease. His strength now is weakness. A cloud comes over his prospects; and heeaelaims, muld that there were tme medictne fa prevent thit dreadjul evit. andt eure it rchen it dtet teize uptn itt victim!" From the momt ntul the landing ol tne Pilgrims 01 riymoutn to the present hour, billious diseases have sent sorrow and desolation through the land. Let the graves of tne loved and the lost tell tne story. A niomeiituous question here eotnes up. Dtet the Supreme Ruler intend that the toiling SONS OF THE WEST, men t willinr ttkemr the heat and burthen it the day. thould ef all othen heiuhject t it tad caiamitjf? It is not irteverent to say No A NO!! And why do we sayN f Because there is no elass of diseases that can be to certainly prevented and cured as thoie now spoken of. This is the Great Fact to which the Graefenberg Company would call the attention or GOV EK MlRa, CLERGYMEN, JVRISTS, LAWYERS, MEDI CAL MEN, PHILANTHROPISTS or every name and sect, HUSBANDS. FATHERS, WIVES and MOTHERS in the entire West. There is no reason w hy Billious disorders should not be Forever Banished from the We st. The reader may not believe thi: tie may smileat the idea. But in these days of Great Discoveries why should not something be found which will control and eure di urates which are, in their na ture. eontrolable and curable? It is a well known fact that the true nature of bilious disorders has been but partially understood. Here has been the great secret of the utter failure of nearly all the medical men and medicine-venders of the day. To nnrsir -rnr run I I seems to have been and to be their great aim in fever and ague; and to purge, drench, bleed and mercurialise in all the other forms of bilious fever. What hare been the consequences ! They are too well known to need relating. Tena or thousands have died; multitudes have had their blood poisoned by mercury; scarcely any have been permanently cured. The true theory is Prevention! and in cases w here it is in the system, to eradicate it thoroughly. All these ends aresurelv attained by the celebrated Graefenberg Vegetable Pills. Let them be fairly tried throughout the Great West, and the Billtev Taint which clings to the system a I. most like leprosy, will be eradicated. Health will be speedily restored; the sallow complexion will be made fresh and fair; strength and pleasurable sensations will return, and the next season will not find the GRJtE fJIV SI SO . for the victims of the diseases referred to. We venture to say that if these Pills w ere furnished to every family in the L n ited states at trie expense ot THE GESERJL GOVERSMEST, it would be the most economical and mercifiit expen diture ever made. Why? Because from every family all Billion tendencirt would he hanithed! The West would no lunger bedreaded. There would be NO MORE SICKLY SEASONS! The inhabitants there would be as free from such complaints as those of the healthiest portions of New Enrland. Unlike all other anti-b.llious medicines the Graelenberr Pills utterly prevent the formation of the disease within the system. Those who use them according to directions CANNOT BECOME BILLIOUS! With these remarks the Graefenberg Company invira a still more extended trial ot tneir Pills. 1st. Lei neighborhood) club together and get a tup Bfv. and niitrinute to rrfitr romrrv. ina. ter Clergymen reeommena ana amrtome them. 3d. trt Landholder Jurnith them to the tettlert on tneir tana. 4 ill. Let Emigrant Soeietie and other fihilanthrop iebodietturnith them to the needy. In short, there is no earthly reason why the west should not be perfectly healthy; that on its beautifu prairies and beside its noble streams strong and vig. orous health should not be en joyed. In the toitnwing diseases these pills also achieve equally wonderful triumphs. Arthm Flatulencv. Billious Complaints, Roils, Bowels deficient action in, Breast Pang, Catarrh, Constiparion, Cough of Pregnancy, Fluor Albus. or Whites, O astrie Fever, Green Sickness, Gripes, Heartburn, Head Ache, Hysterics, Incontinence of Urne. Indigestion, Inflamatinn of vitat part Inflamation of the Stomach. Jaundice, Liver Complaints, Low Spirits Menstruation, Suppressed or Painful Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Stomach Various diseases Whites. i. ostiveness, Diarhon?a Difficult Breathing, Dyspepsias, Dyspeptic Consumption, Digestion, Imperfect, Determination of Blood to the Head, Ear Ache, Erysipelas, Epilepsy, Fever Low, Nervous, Intermittent, Remittent, Fever and Ague, In all billions or chronic disorders, these Pills achieve the most wonderful triumphs. Here they defy competition. And as the susceptibility of the American constitution is lo these diseases, they are aptly srvted hv some. The Fill of the New World. Their wonderful efficacy in these complaints aries from their power to open the Pores: dense and flrepgthen the Stomach ami Bowels, make the Urine tow healthily and clear, and to give tone and strength so tne system: WHOLES 4.LE WAREHOUSE, 49 John street. New York In town where there is no branch, the Company will appoint one on application by letter (post paid) or otherw-ise. Persons wishing the Pill sent by mail can order tnem. Price 2S cents a box. Myers Seaton, Cenlrevill, Indiana, General Agent ivrinc otnie 01 luumns. Robert McCleiy, Agent, Brookville, Ind !VI OR RE Tili'S rV.T I lire's Assistant AND FEMALE RESTORATIVE. The truly valuableremedy which we now offer to the piiouciorine nrst timr.isput lortn Willi the fullest eonfidence in its superior excellence. founded on much and long experience in the use of it; and believing; as we do, if this remedy was generally known and nsed, it would quiekly restore to health, vigor, and usefulness thousands who ha iiiffered for years, ae "dem this a good appology for offering it to tbe afflicted, and be. li.ving it will be received as sufficient apology by those that try the medicine. It is a purely vegetable compound, safe and certain in its effects, restoring strength and natural tone to the relaxed and debilitated organism, and ha performed most astonishing cures wnen an otner means naveiaileo. 1 hit medi cine is also out of reach of imputation of empiricism It was discovered some rears aro bv an able nraeti. sing physician, and has been used in his practice ever since wiin tne mostaeciaea success and nappy results. e.s-i .ill. laiii-u mm in any case, ana na restored to health and usefulness those who were confined to the ned lor months, and some Tor years, tinder rreat ...Wl i- J I I . . 1 L I , 1 .11 1 1 k , aiiu miuiTu iu ri iTiur urniiiiy. Remember that Morrell' Nature' Aasistant and Female Restorative is a safe; certain and long proved remedy lor all disease and derangements to which the Female constitution is liable, arising from drbiliy, etc. ER, sole Agents, MORRELL BROTHow, Walnut street. No 1 College RFifthst. Cincinnati, between Fourth and 30-ly For sale by M W Haile, Brookville. IRON & STEEL. Bloom Foroi, ad Jvniati Iron Stork N. W. CHAPMAN, 384 Main Street, near the Court House. CINCINNATI. IRON & NAILS of all sixes, STEELS of every de eription, all of the very best quality warranted. Anvils, ise, Bellows. Carriage springs and Iron niles. Hammered Iron, Crowbars, Sledgeand Hani' mer moulds. All of good quality and warranted. ALdO A superior article of Shut Iron. No. 22. 24. 15. 26 A IT N- B. All of tbe above article will be sold for cash. si iow raies. vountry nsercnanis and rliarksmiths will find it for their interest to call before purchasing tnc.ncnr. IS . XV . V H A I'M A IV . August 2 1st 1845. 14-ly. TERMS CASH! 5 L Y 31 A ft & RICE. IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealler. in Hardware and Cutlery, Wire, Steel, Nail Jte. Sign of the Anvil, No. 8T Main street, door below Pearl st. Cincinnati. July 3d 1840. .iT ' NEW TAILOR SHOP. T.V. CLARK 0 SON, T ESPECTFULLT inform the public that they I nave commenced businevs.in the town of Laurel, directly over Ross' store. All order left with them fot work shall receive prompt attention, on a liberal term a ean be obtained elsewhere. None but rood workmen shall be employed. Fathiont regular Tyre reived. Jan. 1, 1848 ll-tf JOHN D. HO WLAND, Attorney at Law, BROOKVILLE, Is,

The Great Remedy. Fcr Coughs, Colds, Irtjluenza, Broncho Asthma, Consumption, Pain in the Side and Breast, and other affections of the Lungs. fcT APPROVED BY THE FACl'LTY3) "T" JE, boldly assert, and we hold ourselves ready to prove its trth, that no medicine ever before offered the public has met with Ihe same unprece dented s-iccess in soihorta time. In proof of this, it is only necessarv to refer to the fact that in the first six months of its existence more than 4,000 bottles were sold at retail in the city of Cincinnati alone that an array of names, sueh as no other article ever before presented to the public, men well known in the community and generally to the business public uf the West, have, Irom sense ol duty and a desire to Benefit their fellow men, eame forward voluntarily and pledged their characters to its intrinsic excellence, as een in their own families or felt in their own persons. It would be impossible, in tne short space ot a newspaper advertisement, to do anything like justice to the invaluable preparation. We have prepared a pamphlet, and put it in ihe hands of all our agents for gratuitous distnoution, wnere tnose wno are amierea themselves, or have friends that are, are earnestly invited to call and procure one. They will there see that the first medical and botanical authorises in Europe, have give it their sanction, and that the faculty. the bar and the pulpit, have lent it the authority o f their names that in Cincinnati, where it was first in troduced in America, it has more than fulfilltd the high hopes of its friends. The Ginseng Panacea does not belong to the elass of ephemeral preparations so common at this day, which "strut their hour," and then disappear forever. It has stood the test of long ages in China, and is now for the first time introduced to tne American public The family are Jatt appropriating it at a regular preparation, beraute they hare heretofore had no article capable in alt raiet of almating Bronchial Irritation to which the first medical au thorities refer nine-tenths of all the cases usually regarded as tuberculous consumption, (See Eberle'a rrsteTice,! This preparation thus vouched for bv the faeultT of three continents and by hundreds of private individuals in Cincinnati and all over the West is now to be had at all our Drug Stores. We know the public nave ueenotten deceived cheated out of their money by dishonest pretensions. We ask them, therefore, only procure our pamphlet which cottt nothing examine our evidence, and if ther there see ennueh to iusmy tne outlay ot ntty cents try the article we nave no nniiot ol tne result. The above valuable medicines toe-ether with a fresh supply of the celebrated Jew David or HebreePlas ter and Persian Fills, Just received and for sal by the toiiowing Agents. Hilt and Haile, Brookville; Wm. Adams, Fairfield E Corey, Blooming Grove; W King, West L'nion; Shoup, Vanbergen Shonp, Laurel; Z A Nye, New Trenton; T H Jackson, Alquina; Johnson c Wilson, L.ioerty; u i. shunu ay, Duniapsville. July 24, 1840 "Ol y WOOL CARDINtK SPINNING AND WEAVING. WE are now ready with three sets of double machines in fine order for carding, for customers also two sets cards, a 270splndle machine for spinning wiin six power moms reauy to run, ana will ne happy to accommodate all who will call on us for rork in our line. Those living at a distance can be lire ortheircardnig beinr done over mirht. Sninniuson muri nonce. iianuiacturing on shares or ny the yarn eariy in meianor on exchange; we will give wooien rnous inr wool on lair terms as tar as we may nave goons on nana to suit customers. Prices Carding 5 and 74 cts. per lb. Spnn'mg is and 10 2-3" " Weaiving Cassinett 18,ct per yd., chain found " raving jeans so " " chain found Manufacturing Cassinet 37 to 43 cts. per yard on snares ann 18 cts per yd -aii mmr a, VBSBinClt White Flannel on share for " ' per yd. 20 to 25 cts: Cloth on shares and 23 ct. per " " per yard SO to 62 " Blankett on shares and 8 cts. " " per yd. 30 for narrow " " " B0 for wide. Fulling will be done as usual at usual nrirrs. from 10 to 25 and 50 cts. according to color and work. All tne anove work we will warrant lobe done in th unii-ijic. i nuie wisning to purchase goods in on line win unit it to their interest to call on us at the ractory and examine our stock if they want a strong ...... siuor rwoos. fc. x. CO. Laurel April 23, 1847. 170.tuo. M. & C.COOK. MAMUFACTURF.RSofTin, Copper and She, Iron wares, S. W. Corner of Fifth and Plumsts. CISClSS.iTl.OHIO, They keen always on hand genera' assortment of Cooking and Ten Plate Stoves, which they w ill sell at wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices. Purchasers will do well to call and ex amine nnr prices lit lore purchasing elsewhere. July24 1840 30-ly 30,000 LBS. Sligo Iron, assorted siies. 20,000 Wayne, " do 800 lbs. American Steel o " English blister steel 50 kegs nails, for tale br . ... RICHARD TTNER. Brookville, May 4, 1847. . 19 80 Acres of Land for Sale. HI"'- subscriber wishes to sell ao .ere. .,r i.nj 1 I cated two and a half mile. r n t.-:n one halfmile south of the turnpike to be constructed Trom Brookville to Cincinnati. There is about ten acres cleared, and under good Tenee, the balance well timbered. The location is healthy, the soil rich, and well calculated fhr a farm. Water, wood, and stone, p lenty. It will be sold on reasonable terms M.yl0,h,lS4T. PE-W-V1.Tf For Sale. A L-'ABLB FARM NEAR BROOKVItLE. This property lies within a half mile of Brookville, and about a quarter of a mile from the canal It contains about one hundred and thirty three acre of" superior upland, (evenly acres of which are en. closed and cultivated. It is healthv, well watered br continual springs, and is admirably fitted for a stock farm. ALSO, two eighty acre lots of upland, well timber, ed, about three mile south of Brookville. A LSO, several town lots in Brookville A cash payment will be required on all sales, and liberal time will be given for ihe payment of the re.". SJl. almepts. Apply to JOHN M. THORN-T-i E-,,- ''Port, Ky., or to the undersigned i. his office at Brookville. J. D. HO WLAND May ,2, IMT-IM. ' Agent. WM. HEP WORTH DEALER IN HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER. Corner of Main f Seventh sts. (JIWCINNATI, OHIO. July 24 IS4S 30-ly II. H. LANDIS, Clock and Watch Repairer, FAIRFIELD. INDIANA. pROPOSES To keep his shop in Brookville for one n mumn or more; miring and after the sitting of ..... ii.vui, vmini, ior tne purpose orreP."n"sT.f '"ek, Waichei, &e. Hi shop in Brookville, will he in the front shop of Mr. Rigg'sShon Aug. II 1840. CHARLES STANLEY. BELL A ND BRA SS FO UND ER, Walnut Street Between Second and Front CINCINNATI OHIO. TAVERN and Plantation n.11. 1 . nalvVoiT! P'i0" " -" oi.' lobp' Jiinderand KXt ki5?r r,T"' Spe'ur So,der' Br"' June 12 1846 Mf WESTERN HOTKL. E. corner of Court and Walnut streets, sf jytjijsjy.t 71. TRAVELLER! mill find aa.ra.sAssj. i tion and moderate eh ttblinr. 0 2 '"."'.""" 5 c. bradley: Cin. March 23, 1848. 13-ly. JVerrrr.r. 1UST RECEIVEDw 10r.se Women's G.itr. . .? "o Rid. welts, furredAa tor sale by W. S. HOWE; N. J Pearl st. Cincinnati, Oct, 1848. Rrandctli'f. nni 9 I .1!o0''L"', Bndeth's Pill., jn.t receives . ("r,?' T . RICHARD TTNER.

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Green's Patent Cooking Stove. MANUFACTURED and sold only by WM. E. CHILDS, No. 21 Fifth street, south side, between Main and Walnut, sign of the three guilt stoves. "We, the Undersigned, have used most, if not all tne popular Couking Stoves, and now have in use Green patent, which we br far rive a decided preference. In point of eonvenince, drspareh is cooking, heft of plates and econemy of fuel in bakjvg, we believe it can have no equal. 'We cheerful and confidently recommend the .have stove to all who may wih to purchase, as we believe it far anprtiorto any stove now in use. 1 hns H Miner F.IUha Dav Doet Mil.. D K William Rev N L Rice E A Watson G W Brawn S J Campbell James Waiter , J Milton Doet J E Wheeler J N Wainright H W Evan H J Traery D D Mill MrMyer John Conklin W Fisher Dnet Allen C Stewart J W King Wm Raynolds J C Bares, F,,q David Boale V Samuel Spears Robt Jones N MeClure F. Collins Esa. Charles Montague Wm Watt John Harding Capt Thorn J S Wilson S Aarring Esq C Wrthrrby John G Grant Joel Green Col H RatrmaH J sines Walters Wm Woodanut Mrs Cummings H M Baldwin Thos N Conovcr W E Childs fv Esq Williams Adam Epply Henry Star, Esq Ssml S Speer 8 Baker C Epply Eathan Stone Esq Wilson Brown J Vaniind Jleworth A S Martin D V Bennet J Rnlibins Rev W Rurrh Wm K Runalds Danl Sands Smt Brown Esq N Ward Rev J Peter S G Hill S Brown Esq W Vanrant James Montagu J Nil ton J Willis James Combs John Thompson Wm Warren jr Ira J Wheelon A wnonoridge J t. nmming Z Lorgside C W Whitcombe P Henry Asa Bird Thos H Miner. K. B. Any one w ho shall purchase the above names Green' Parenr, after giving it a fair trial, and believi it not to come up to the above recommendation, may return the same and I will refund the monev. W. E. CHILDS. The subscriber is also manufacturing and keeps on hand the Cook's Favorite, Hot Air. Premium. Ten Plates and all the late and most approved psttents ol Stores, Office and Parlor Stoves, all of which will be tola very low lor cash, N B Be sure to find the three Gilt Stoves. W. E. CHILDS, June 13 184S 24-!y DR. ROGERS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF 'alVEKWoKT AID TAR, A safe and certain cure for CONSUMP TION of THE LUNGS, spitting of ISlood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain in the Side, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, and all PULMONARY AFFECTIONS. HEAR what the celebrated Dr. Richards ssys a Physician of more than 30 years' standing He eertijirt in the case of jr. Charlet H nilr. that fter having resorted toerery meant within his knowldge, for the treatment of Contumhtion. without ihe lightest benefit, he permitted him lo use Dr. Harm" Liverwortand Tar; by which he was restored te brr. Ject health. (Signed) WM. J. RICHARDS. M. D. Please call at the A rent's and tee this certifiratein full. DESPAIR A'OTFOR THER E IS HOPE EVEN FOR THE D 17JVG ij .g g. g ij 13 a g ij ms is 10 cenny mat some montns since 1 was taken with a pain in my side and breast. I called in ihe .id of several Bhysiclans, but th ey failed 10 give me any relier, and lor the sdarr of one year I grew rapidlyworse. In addition to this. I was attacked wiih vio lent cough; although an excellent nhrsiri.n lived in the same bouse, and used the greatest exertions, and paio ineaincirst mention, 11 named all his skill-two others were called in, one of whom was an ared and skillul physician; but all their efforts proved alike unavailme. At last a physician who was att tiding camp meeting in the neighborhood, came to see me, and declared lhat I could not last more than one day imiKrr, auo, inexa.t nnmner w ho eame to see me believed that a few days at most, must end mr earthly career. Mu fl iemlt were now called in t din But my brother, at this crisis, (h- aring of ihe asion. ishing cures performed by Dr. Kogers' Compound Svrup of Liverwort and Tar,) went to ( hillieothe aiid back a distance of sixty miles in 13 hours, to get someol the above medicine; I commenced taking it, and strange to tell! before I had taken half a bottle tne rough was entirely cured; from this time I recovered rapidly, and when I had used two bottles. I wasaiiieto resame my family vocations as usual. I " .." " n"a nol been for this ... -..1 lent medicine, I would now be in my grave, and musr.

injustice, say met 1 truly return my sincere lhanas to I I had given up all hopes of a recovery, and arf pretne inventor ol this priceless medicine, and would re. i pared myself for the change of another world 1 hooch commend all person afflicted wiih diseased lungs to their solicitation I was induced to mike use of .tie

S"1 HARRIET ROWE. Wr, the undersigned, do certify that this account of Mrs Rowe is correct, we being personally acquainted with all the circumstances. P. P. JOHNSON. PETER D. MATTHEWS, THOMASCRAIG, SOSEPH EVAN'S. Staunton, Ohio, Feb'y 7, 1846. WILL THIS LIVERWORT AND TAR CURE A COLD? I DO NOT MEAN MERELY RELIEVE IT BUI WILL IT CURE? This is a question we frrournilv hear asWeJ Tl following certificate is selected as throw mr some light on the spt-jret. Mrs.Childes hasnodonht that it only cured hrrcough, but that 11 saved her life. Read what she saysThere is no excuse for diseased lungs, when the publie will continue to use medicines that are solely recommended by the t-rnnVr, or whieh is w.rse by some areign or nnsrit certificates, for the fife purptte if gUn. CvPlease read the following: M. Scovrt-t Sir: I deem ii a duty to let the public know thr great value of Dr. Hogers' celebrated LIV. ERWORTAND FAR. I was so far gone with the CONSCMPTIOS, that I had no hope of ever bs ing restored to my health and friends; I continued to get worse and worse, and my cough was so distressing thst I became reduced to a mere skrletun, thonrh under thr care of an able professor of thiscity. Wnh Imle or no hope I got a boit.'r of ihe above medicine, which proved to be even more than it professed. Its anion was like a charm raising the matter and phlegm, checking my cough, and healing my lunrs perfectly sound, by usinr onlu three bottle f an k.. . cough and is in danger of eonsumpjion, and doubts the great blessing uhich attend this medicine, ther asH lu. --: 1 1? I t I . ... ' i .....m. u, oj railing on me, on Sixth St, (south side,) two doors west of Smith, as I hate n aVu6( It is to Ihis medicine I owe m life. . (Signed) ANN CHILDS. Cincinnati, January Si. 848. N. B. Those whoarr afflicted with d,, t ..... will do well to consider calmly w hether their condition I more nopeiet tnan was that or .Vr. Rowe, ol Staunton, or of iWr. Childri, of Cincinnati. If there are any who still doubt th Greor virtues o this medicine, please call at Ihe Arenis and r t a pamphlet containing ntimrr.ttr certificates astonishing cum of therr and mott respectable cititrnt. A. L. Senville, whiles.te agent Tor the West and South, S. E. Corner of Fifih and Race streets, Cin O For sale by R. TYNER, Brookville, Ind. November, 18 4i. 47-tf 1IORKELIS CO I Oil AND C OXS IT M PT 1 V P. II V. V F.DY. A JER.TAI'f eure for pulmonary Consumption. A") Cough. Chronic Bronchitis. Asthma, Difficulty or Breathing, Sore throar and Hoarseness, bleeding from the Lungs Pain in Ihe Side and Breast. WhootSing Cough Croup, Weakness and Tremor ol the Nerves, Affection, of the liver A, i l. .or. tnal and speedy core ever known for any of thr above "7"- '". MORRELL COlfcH AND CON. SLMPTION REMEDY, which is p. Vegetable Compound, will immediately relieve, and graduallv efTeet a permanent core of Consumption, CAnrhs of long standing, remove inflamation. prevent the formation of tubercle,, dis.ipateall pulmonary iffVclioni and diseases of the Liver, wnh their attendant svmploms, pain in the Bidet chest ,Vc: iss.lo effectual in eases of Asthma Phthisic, and Diffl of Breathing, arising from almost any cause whattv destroys violent Coughs and Hoarseness occashnerr taking" Cold, prevents Spitting Blood, quiets and strengthens the Nerves, purifies the blood and humors, gives tone to all the digestive orga s, regulating the appetite, and restoring the natural process of nutrition v . c ,MOH ELL. BROTHER, Sole Agent. 0,ri Walnut atreel, between Fourth and Fi-.h sts. Cincinnati. July 24 1846 For sale by M W Haile, Brookville. SO-ly. n HOME MANUFACTORY. f S. II. PARVIN & C o is. CEEN CITT HAT AND CAP STORE No. J SO Mam Street, Four Doors below Ninth, CINCINNATI. OHIO. W J- PARVIN f Co., having recently built a Urge V. -... ,UV IWI J immrdiatHr in th nr ah-ir irrt woniQiiyroinyinu ail who mv wtnti rood tanri awkaaaasa. (bm;.!. W i 1 : - 9 j . TK -""-' iiF-, inmi xnrr are prrnar it fill an ns. ma L -I ' . . 1

also. Kent

on nana at an times, a large assortment of every kind

a am quality, oi tneir manufacture, which they will sell , for every year payment is dtlaved

low lor easn. . They don't only say that they can com- Advebtisemekts. One square or li pete. With Stir in this Place, but nl.4 ihi.wltp so i serted three time. Tor one Hnllar. if na

compete both ir. price and quality, with any establish. , in advance; one dollar and twenty-five cents if payment of good standing in the Eastern cities. Mer- narnt be delayed one year; and one dollar and fifty cts. chants wH find it to their advantage tn call and exam-' f delayed two years, and in the same proportion for

ine for them !- oeiore purchasing elsewhere.

II. V. IIORTON, MAX-UFA CTUIt ER OF Sons of Temperance Jewels. ". RAND and Subord-nate Division Jewels, f,, JT bit ms, and Rosettes, manufactured snd't,. constantly on hand, of the latest and most approved style and pattern, and of superior workmanship aad material. Also, D. G. W. P. R.galia and FmbUni Divisions at a disianee can be supplied atafewdy notice, and a credit given to suit the ennvenwnce f Divisions. Orders promptly attended to at thr Fonn. rain Saloon, South East Corner of Walnut and Fiuk ts., directly under the Sons of Temperance Hall.

Cincinnati, lev. 3, i7. no. 0, ly. Root, Shoe & I?rotraii8. Casea Men's calf half welted Boots! do do kip pegged do; do do thick do do; do Boys do do do do; do Men's and Boy's calf and kip Broganj; do Youth' do do d; do Women' lace and atp kip Roots; do do Gaiters of all kind & qualities; do do hf do do do do; do do kid Slipper and Buskins; do do do welted do; do do Goat do do; do do Laced Boots, do do welted tie; do Children's Shoe's of all descriptions; The above goods will be sold at low prices forCui by W. S. HOWE, No S Pearl st. Cincinnati, Oct. U4S. 43-ly. &PliLLAUF, .n I . r. ana nrimi uriirr in r.nviittj t, German and American Fancy Gorjds topical Instruments, nd Basket Mann. Main St., CINCINNATI OHIO. C market price paid for Willows; and shape or style, made to order at Ui 1 30-ly JORIY WARD, GftOCER TEA DEALER So: l,tijth ttreet between Elm & Race, Sorth Sia CINCINNATI KEEPS constantly on hand Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Tobacco, Raisins, Foreign Fruits, fiiti o various kinds. Namely Salmon, Mackerel, Codtiih and Candies at wholesale and retail prices Etc. Ai f which he w ill sell at the lowr,t prices, and any ar tide hemsjy sell which is not approved of,thccali ail be immediately returned. April 1, 1846. isy!. TV R. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE PILLS nd rONIC and R F.STOB ATI VE VEG 8 TA RLE BITTERS. These Pills are no longer amoi-g ih e of doubtful utility. They have passed away from ihe thousands daily launched upon tne tide ot exprrunml, and now stand higher in reputation, and are becoming more ext-nsively used than any other preparaiion or medicine ever prepared for the relief of suffVr.nr man. They have been introduced into every plsce a has been found possible to carry them, and there are few towns and villages but contain some rmarUsble evidence of their good effects. In the South, psrir. ularlv. a here bilious diseases prevail, they snnnslly save the lives of thousands. For proof of the foreroing statements, and of the value and efficacy of this medicine, the proprietor will insert a few of the msny thousand testimonials which have been presennd ta him by men ef the first respectability men who cannot be boneht or influenced in any way to prevaricste men who have higher view ef moral responsibility and lustiee. than to ct-rtifv to facts beriir it aill da another a favor, and themselves no injustice. TESTIMONIALS : Reader ! do not fail to notice the followinr frtinionv in regard to ihe efficacy of Spencer's Vegetable Pills.Tompkins' Bluff, Snmptcr Co, Ala, Jan 4.1943. Dr A. Spencer: Dear Sir I wish you 10 forward me a large supply of your Pills; 1 don't think 3C0 boxei two large a quantity to semi I sold too boxes i),t mi six months, they are the most popular Pills in ihis place. For billions complaints, sick head-ache disvcn. saie and such like diseases, they are considered s'.ntoit an infallible remedy. I have fomerly been agent for Dr. Peter's Pills; but I now sell ihree dozen of ymir Pills tooneof his. My customers think them superior to Peter" orany other Pills. Respteifulv yours. O. C. KELSKT Livinrston, Snmpter Co., (Ala.) June 28, 134t. Albert SrENrrn. M. D. Dear Sir. We have within the last year sold shout two hundred and fifiv boxes ofyour anti-bilions PilU. They are generally considered a eood facile niedicin. R. F. HOUSTON & Co. For sale by Hitt i Haile, Brookville, Ind. Nov 1845 WIstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. THE GREAT REMEDY Tor Cought. Coldt, Vomumption fcr. Important to allthore nfllir'ed wih diteatet of the hmgi ani brent. Will Miracle ever teatef More evidence int ilc. patti'ir health reltorotivc virtue'.:! From Dr. Baker, Sprinefield, Wahs.h. Co. Kv SpniNOFitLD Ky., May 14, IMS Messrs- Sanford 4 Park; Gemtb I rake rliis opportunity of informing t-mi of a most remarkable cure performed upon mefcytbe use of "Dr. WiUnr't Bnltam of H'tld Cherry." In the year 1840 I was taken ith an intlamatinn of the Hnweli which I labored under for six aksatia I grartuallv rrcnvi i-ed. In the fall uf 14I I si ittacked with a sex-ere cold, which seatid iiself up -a my lunrs, and for thr space oil line years I as, ccnfined to my bed. I tried all kinds of medicines and every variety of medical aid and w ithout benefit: and thus I wearied aloncr until the winter of 1844. ahre I heard nf'Wistar'i Ralam ofWild Cherry." Mv friends persuaded m- 10 give il a Irial. ttiooch I "Genuine Wistar's B.ls.m of Wild Cherrv." The I effect was truly astonishing After five years of aflV.c. tion. pain and suffering; and after having spenr If it . or pre hundred dollart lo no purpose, and the bt tt and most respectable physicians hi d prned nnss;ling. wn toon reitored io entire health hv the butting of God and the vie of Dr. Wittar't Ealtam tf Mild Cherry. I am now enjoying good health, and such is my si' re red appearance that I am no longer kno.n ahra I meet my former acquaintances. I have gained rapidly in weighr, and mv fiesh is firm and solid I can now eat as much as any person, and my food seems to agree with me. I hi eaten more during the last six months than I had men for five years before. Considering any rase almost in miracle. 1 deem it necessary for ihe pood afflicted and a dmv I owe t the proprietors and mrfillnv men 7i hn ih.iuld knt not I where relief may be had) lo make this .tatement plie. May the blessing of God rest opon the proprietors of so valuable a medicine as Wistai's Balsam at Wild Cherry. Tours respee-fullv. . . WILLI AM H. BAKF For Sale by R. Tvnrr at Brookville. Ind. and Cmrinnati by Sanford 8c Park at the Corner of Fourth and Walnut. March 8th 1847 No. It 4mosFrench and Burr Mill Stones f1 BRADFORD 4 Co. may he I . found al work on the corner of Walnut and Second sts Cincnins'i, and are prepared to furnish French Burr Mill Stone of a quality superior to any establishment in the Western Country. ALSO The genuine Dutch Bolting Cloths Enker brand: Screea Mill Irons and wires, Plaster of Pins. Icr., 4i..fO-French Burr Portable and Flouring Mills. ALSO US bbls calcined Plaster at Pari. C"7"AII work warranted of the best quality. June 19, 1840. 25-ly. DUIIMD & Co. WIIOLKSALE DEALERS IN Clocl.s., Wn1clie, .lewclry AND WATCH-MAKER'S TOOLS 1c MATERIALS, C CONSTANTLY on hand, an extensive assortment yofFinrOold and Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Goldand Silx-er Lever sd Verge Waichrv; Gold and Silver Pencils, Spectacle Glasses, Violin String,, Percussion caps, Pistols, Razors, Knives, Scissor Ac, fcc. So. S; It'ett Fourth Street CISCISSJTI, 0. May 1,1846 u.ly. HAY AND MANURE FORKS. OF all descriptions, and of Harper, superior mske, for sale ;ow hy JOS. W. WAYNE bz CO. No 196 Main 4 doors below 5th CINCINNATI. June I, 1845 U-ly. TO COUNTRY MERCHAWTS. Crockrry W.ire, Ac. THE subscriber having by recent importation cam pletedhis stock of Printed and Common Ware, SJrould inform those wishing to purchase, that he can now ofTer for theirevaminaiion one of the best selected assortments in the West. He feels confident that those who favor him with a call will find it to their interest to purchase, as it is his intention to sell at low prices, either for cash or approved paper. The stock has been selected with a view to the coun try trade, and consist in part of Common and Printed Tea, and Tea Ware; do do Bowl, assorted sizes; do do Pitchers, do do do Edged and CC Plates, do do do do Baker's Dishes and Nippies; With a great variety of other articles in his line. ALSO An assortment of Flint Glass, which willh eld by the box at Manufacturer's prices. SAMPSON, LINDSEY, fc CO No. 92, Main st. east side, opp Trust Co. Bank, Cin. March 16, 184. SO-ly TKRMS OfTHR INDIANA A3IERICAN. rWO Dollars in advance, $2.50 in six months, $J.M at the end of the year, and an addition of 30 cents thereafter. ess will be tn -vment be made I tbe Kmc payment is ui laved. Larger aavrnisnn.

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