Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 29, Brookville, Franklin County, 16 July 1847 — Page 4
BUJtlED ALIVE.
It s??m that D(K-ttr S. had patent Wr symptom rre very peculiar. He was puzzled. The books were at fault for precedent, and ihe doctor' patient died. Mortified at ini rpjiuW, and more esperiolly from trie that this was his first eisiry in the henling art, nfier being duht'ed on !. P., he detf rui'mrd to hate the rienefi: 'f 'he ease if possible. Working upon the better feelin-? of friend he persuaded them li enttmib the body until spring; enterlaiuin? at the e ame tune, the laudable purple f exhuming ihe body at his kisuce, and hfierwardd reluming it to ila place i t deposit.
It may be a matter of surprise to pome
that there cau be such a thin? as colln! 'ft
feel em a surgeon and a sexton; hut tbo$e
romeis-ant with the manner of doing
thine in a city, can tttest to many an ar.unritipnt for scientific P'irooe9, of
r..eh Mend would not approve were
they ftrtt consulted. And so long as piib he otinion refties to sanction the india
rriiiilnate use of tucli bodies as the profes-
ion requires, the only altei native is to ec
cure hat one can at ,ent, o reasoneo
Di.S.. the eveniriL' he called on me for
iMMstance in his en,erprise
Hi paiient was a daughter of a wealthy
imn in town, who having perfect conn
dence in hi ability, had entrusted her to
hhn. authorizinii tscch counsel the coc
nr himself should prefer
Slowly but ftirely the poor victim droop
ed and died. She was beautilul in the ex
iffm-iiLn? and facciiiaups. Dr.S. hnd
- - , etrlvrn to !he ulmot to ae 1 er, ut va n
If.
the next Any.
Ai caution was needful, we arranged to attend the funeral, that we might be certain tf evety particular in the ceremony of burial, to that failure wiull be impossible in securing the body afterward. .Strange motives actuate men under very ordinary circumstances, as every one may sometimes attest. I am confident those who observed Dr. S. at the luneral, little upect-d the motive which prompted him to so great a display of sympathy as that occasion witnessed. It miyht r.ot have been lus first essay, but that it was lua lat I ant confident.
As the young lady vas nnlversally be-
ising lo betray tne of thtsccrete we that
Hight participated In.
rhe next rooming the sexton called n . . i . . i. ... r. , .
me ana endeavorea to reiaie ne disclosures he had made on visiting the
eena of the previous day's interment.
The coffin had fallen from i: place, and
poor Mary wa sitting boh upright upon
the flone steps dead.
She had recovered, and in her $trog2ie,
as he said, had freed herself from the cof
fin. In her agony she had torn the flesh
from her arms with her teeth, while the jrave clothes lay in tatters all around her.
and there blone in a living tomb, he had
ed of friaht. So horrible an end had overwhelmed
her. I had tupposed her dead when we
left her.
That night its scenes and recollections
are craven wjih en iron pen upon my
1 HE CIMEFEIVIIKRCJ Twenty Thousand Boxet told each V every rfAHK G R AF.FEN BERG COMPANY dctre to call
L 8 the llcntion of every our interested m te ncaita
or the great apa oeaaiuwi nm, 10 urn - - pc-tinr m
ti,:..i rfir. U th"- t-.rrat SeiHTt of tbr wcrL :n nar lit,,-. Thof al a dtanee can
wctern h( mispherr. Go -here r niy, ib'r I ure r.fih. irearJirt; be done overnight. bViua,r cffVrt.ri atidf!t. 1 he tta- nJ itiM'T"' -. on hort notice. Vir.ulUcturii.tr B har. . cr by tUe ttler hoprr.n bit w.v tothe et, to mke the j yartl rar!y ni .f.erilirr m xehan: we w.ll Rive wilderne bud and blcotu the ti.,"' meet tbtt I wooUn ptn.d t:T wool cn fair term hi Iir at we may dreadful til. He willinr to rurk ban! and endure , ire p0d on banJ t tu'it ctntwjfp). eery pri.aticn, tkctk, be f A.m. Bt in a I.U.e Pt,c Cardiiig , " - I? '
m a lie Ut FTI vuir i ut i wii j . . ....... . . .. . i. . . i . , a -i,,, j omt- ovrr ! wciiv;.,,. r t..ii. tt iJ3ct ter vd.,fMm rrunn
v.. Bn,I hr ri.l, m. ant.ldthctthcre were I Wetxir.tr Jrnu 20 " 4 " tF
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ilUiUUlULlUriliL' V, 0 iJIv T -i - -
WOOL CARDING SPINCTinO AIJD V7HAVHJG. WE arc now rtady with (!re n-ti cf double tiochinrt in fine order for carduic, for customer mUo two ! card, a S7tipiudle machine for pinnii.r
wool, wiih tia tower looms rea'Iy to rt. and will
happy to aecotnmoTire an " ri - ,
ro qj:r
O)
,,mr medic i fe I pitvcntthis dreaifjul exit. i n-Aa xt-ixe ulitu it victim!''' From the
mind. Ah! there's a creeping chillnes comes over me, as 1 thus' recount that scene of "life in a tomn."
To save the feelings of friend, the sexton arranged the corpse again in the coffin
carefully hiding every vestige of the fragments of the graveclothes which had bten strewed around, and when the interment in the cemetery occurred, the process of decomposition had to far taken place, as to render it impossible to determine tliBt any change from this first order of burial had occurred.
TURNER & SON
(FROM SHEFFIELD ESGLJyDJ
saw m a k i : ns &
ND IN-alem in Hardware and Cutlery, 310 Main f St, East iide. Between Seventh and Eighth, t, f.vc.vy.T7, OHIO. X B Ttepairinir and Grinding pf all kind of catlerr and stirg'ical it itrument. Eucllti tkm out of all
Ke-tootlieo, ana in
cxi I. andt
moment t.f the landing or the Pilr.ro 01 to the present h..ur, btllious diseases hae sent sorrow and desolation through the land. Let the graves 1 the loied and the lost tell the story. A momeiituoos question here eomec up. Dee the SuOrcme Ruler intend that the filing
SOSS OF THE iT, men Tci.''rrr to bear the heat and burthen J the day, ..7 t . . r. In miflf
thuuld ef all bthet ieuoeci l to tau u It is lo irieerent to say , . No-So NO i And why do we say Beeause there is no class of diseases that eaii be so certainly prevented and cured as those iiow sji ken of. This is t!:e Great Fact fo which the OraefViiberg Companv would eall the attention of GOVEKKOHS, CLKRGYMEV, JUH1STS. LAWYERS, WEDI-
r . i i r v in 1 1 vn h h nvi 1 H it every innit
and- sect.' ilVSBA'NPS, 'FATHERS, AVFVES and MOTHERS in the enti.r Vn(, There isno reason w hy Billiou disorders should isot be F r c v v r II a ii i s li e d from '.lie We st. The reader may not believe thi: tie maysmileat the idea. But in these days of G res Distoveries why should not sntneth'me be found wnicfc will control nd tore disea; es which are, in their na lure, controlable and curable? It i" a well known fact that the true natnrc or bilious disorders has been but partially understood. i k n the. o-rat irrt t' the utter failure of
nearly all the medical men and medicine-vender of
the day. To BREAK THE CHILL !
seems to have been and to be thnr great aim ia'ferer
and aKiie; and lo purge, dreneh. bleed ana Tnercnri.i-
C U J L 1' H h.en ,he conseouences ? They are too well known to
1 a i...r.cr T.n .f thousands have died; multi-
! tudes have had their blood poisoned by mercury,
scarcely an have been permanently curea
The true ilieorj is
un fuuiid per yar!
on slinres 1 and ISJ cts J.er yd.
lf! iflrneai Cassinett
White Flannel on shares for per yd. 20 to 25 e.: Cloth on sli-re k and 25 cts. per " per y:irt! 50 to 621 Blaulvett on share I anil 8 CIS. per yd. 30 fnr narrow " 60 for wide. Fulling wilt be done n ntial at usual prices, from 10 to 25 and 50 cts. aeeord'mtf to color ami work. A II the above work we wilt warrant to be done in ihe beststvle. Thoe wishing to purchase gnuds in our line will find it to thtir intertsf to call on us at the Factory and examine our suck if they want a strong well made article of goods. E. MACY fc CO. Laurel April 23, 1847. lTfi-mo.
C O MP OUND S Yll UP OF 4, safe ord cei taincur e for CONSUMPTION of Tim i.usas. tyuan? of flood. Coughs, Colds , Astunut, Pain in the Side, Bnmchiti, H'A'jopiitg- Cvuph, and all PULMOSAUY AFFECTIONS.
i yTT.AR what th cefeiratfit ut. K-.enar.is sys UM vhe.ii-ian of moi-e than 30 rears itar.dii.ir
l rxe cert'j't i ii ii.c cose vi vi.' . ; ! al'ter having resorted to eteni mean w ilhiH hi knowli tiz-'-. for the treatment of Cjiftin:ptiii, wilkout tbe 1 !'Clitet benefit, he permitted him lo lis.! Dr. Kgcr ' ' - i rr 1. . . V. - . . , t ... f.. r r. ;
d..jamei. .xv. wnta.'fT. j .Mir.s A WIUGIIT, VHOI F.SALF. AND RF.TAIt. PEALF.Kt J ni;Y 'noons AND iHtocutuns
.'. !3 .V J- 1.0 WIT Iiariri iir.ti. v . - -
' . . i
Country Pr.c.ue ts Jy S9, IS-iO
-Lu m vv lia tn? at fair raua.
NEW GOOls'. TT HAVE fustnactveil a Urira and reneml a.i mt r,twl 'Oo.ds, const. ting i" rurlf lh UHowf rcotn, eass mere, tweeds, ntine, Trcth bosne brx.nes. Fr.r.ch Mirinoe,, .Alar.c.,' brown an b"chcdhirttnRand sbteting, titkinr. variety J
pluid and stupe lor summer -er, B...ft --j
f TEI'C IU1V1I, '
black silk vr-lv.
ect health. (Signed) VM. J. RICHARDS, M. D.
riease call at tlie Agent's and ice ibis setntcate in full.
D IIS PAIR N'OTtOR TIICRK IS
nun: Er ess ion the vying
x3 v-f rs n n n n
i .. U U. 4.1 4.1 U 4.J
I'rcvcn lion
She hrd died, and to be buried VeVf wJX s,m .nd in . .ber, iti.ii A. .y.-,
and repaired. Ever d scripi.on of Saws made to order, and warranted of rit rate quality. July 24, 1840. .30 ly.
lovef1, a large concourse attended tue tur.eral obequse!, and -hed tears over her early tomb. When the coffin was opened for the last look before consigning it to the exton, I observed u;.on the glass a dampness like a breath upon a looking (Insa. The horrible suspicion that she was alive fished upon me end I whis
pered my suspicion to my companion. Coolly taking his handkerchief from his pocket, to conceal by the act my manifest agitation, he rubbed the gUss lo convince me it was a mist upon the outside occasioned by the humidity of the atmosphere. A gentli rubbing rendered it perfectly
riear, and this apparently satisfied him;i
ini i cuuiu see, oy mo ueruti9 sinnnt tf bin mouth, that he was not at ease. "Perhaps-," thoug fit I, "he is afraid we rha!l be supected, if we show too much In teres'; or, may be he prefers to satisfy himself, before he excites the feelings cl fi lends." The interval between the depositing of the body in the vault, and the dispersion of the crowd, seemed endles. I was o iinr.t';ent as to excite attention, and as I
w. alked away I overheard several remarks, which, at any other time, I should have considered prejudicial to my reputation. I had heard of instances where the prematurely buried had revived and sought to release themselves, and the honor of such a condition so worked upon my imagination, thai I could not refrain from urpir.jf the sexton to visit ihe tomb during the afternoon and evening alleging the moisture upon the glass os my only reason. Agreeably to my suggestion, lie did so; and at. ten o'clock, called to assure me I need have no further alarm she was as dead as a door nail. About twelve o'clock Dr. S. called on me for my promised assistance. I found myself so f; under the influence of my former fears, that I consented to go only on the condition lhat lie would apply restoratives in case he removed her from the vault to his office.
This he promised and we proceeded.
Th keva bv the readv ourtesv of the
sexton, were already in his possession; and a few shovels full of eaith 01 ly obstructed
our operation, we were scon at work with in.
To remove the coffin from its place and
lift the lid, was but the work of a moment
We soon had the body cut and stretched upon a temporary table, made by placing boards across several piles of coffins. The limbs of the poor eirl were relaxed, and I half fancied 1 could perceive a qui verins of the flet-h as we raised her from her narrow bed.
The glare of the hntetn gave a tinge cf (
redness on her cheeks, and altogether, I could not but believe life still remained. To satisfy m self that it was not so, I secretly applied my lance to the left arm. while my companion was busy in looseing and disrobing the body. At the first prick of the lancet, blood flowed, and almost immediately the g'ul opened her eyes, with a sigh like one recovering from a swoon. Dr. S prang up like one demented. Life in a tomb he had not anticipated. He regarded my suspicion as but the effervescence of a weak brain, and had not cherished the remotest intention of fulfilling his contract to restore life if possible. Recognizing the doctor after a mo-
mem' hesitation, she timidly inquired,;
"Where am I? How long have I slept7 I thought they were going to bury me I'm glad it is a dream." What to say, or how to ait, under such circumstances, w e knw not, nor had we time to reflect; for her dim vWion hsd recognized the place we were in, and also the ptobable eirand id which we were engaged. Wiih an expression of horror I hope never again to see on mortal countenance, she 6hiank back into the stupor from which we had aroused her. In vain we tried the lancet as well as every other moans in our power. She was now apparently dead, and ne could do ro more than decently arrange her in the coffin, and pu: every thinp as nearly es possible in us farmer position. With a mnch speed as practicable, we reSurns-'d to cur Jur .'Ifig, f;:r..V!y jrorn-
DU. HULL'S WORM LOZENGES Cim.DKEN cry for Dr Hull's Worm Loiengca Only read what thi medicine ha done : Yorkvi'le. Oibson Co, Tt nn, Dec 21, 1842: DrCK Hull Some menths since your a?ent left with me for ale,what he considered a lartre supply of yonrworm LoTerpes, hut I bave sold all out, and harp sold three time OS many more, had I been
supplied to that amount. I hope yon will instruct your I . i .... a o.M.aitr innnlv when he come -
r u i tu i en v i .i... k rr , e
) this way aeain. Their use m my family na ottn ui
f-reat benefit. Edward MeConcl?, I- q, pave .": . child of his, four years old. and the first dose brought way between thirt) and frty worms. Mr IVm McDaii'ielhadacliild whom the phsician pronounced incurable, and said it would die, but the child was cured by usintr Dr. Hull's worml-ozer pes. 7 Youes truly, STEPHEN LUSKIN'. Price 25 cents per box. For aalebv Hitt and Haile, Brockville, la, and by Q
U Warren, Lau.el.
n45
STORE.
BRUSH
tuViln atrcpt. between Third Fourth Cincinnati,
BUTCHER AND Mc LA UGH LIN would respectfully invite MERCHANTS & DRUGGISTS to call and examine their assortment, it being very large, at greatly REDUCED PRICES. From enr Ion? experience in the brush mannfaeturinfr, we feel confident that our stock will be found (satisfactory, and that we shall be able to suit all, even the most fastidious. March 27th 1345. 14-ly.
HARDWARE WHOLRSALE AND RF.TATL f-EAl.ERS in jrencrsl. Foreign and Domestic i S Hn-Hn.are of ail description. Please call for
.at;.raiti.in .in O. HERDER East Main between 8th
and 9th streets, 5 door from corner of Sib. street
CINCINNATI, U1UU. July 24 1846 80-ly. CINCINNATI TANNERY. a. arc aie. iatiier STnUR AND MAMTPCTORY. titv.inti between S snd 9th Cincinnati, Ohio
irvDQ rntnntlv on hand Sole.U tnier. Kip and
i Calf of the best quality, all of which he will sell a low as any other person in the West. Cash paid for Hides. July 24 1845 30-ly.
3IO R R E ff.TS Vcse tabic rvi
ov.'ifinsr Catliartic B'iii TtitriiTf v;itbseebeen used bv practising physi-
eisns fot several years, snd bave proved to be very ..... a s- J K snolxTiM a si
vsltisble medicine, it is Deiieit o m.i twell as the author and proprietor nny be benefited by
rivinir tfiem a w itie cireuiuuu... - ihem that thev will cure every disease, but may with
safety be said, thrv will c!o as mtiin pooa ns any omer cathartic pill, v iihont producing those disastr u ef
fects which manv purpalive preparaiions . are safe and ens'v, yet thorough in their or-ration act psrticularlv ..n the organs of the Stomach and liv er, riddine them cf their morbid sccttion, and no ctinp with ttieh drastic force as to produce srnptnij
and wenkne of the noweis, dui on me viiroratinc snd Rives them tcne. Some of the diseaes for whith they have proved particnlnrlv efficacious, are here enumerated: Billi'tii Fever, Fever and A?ue, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Costivnes, Sick Headache, Colic, Cholera Morbu. Dysentery and all otherderanrements of the function of the stomach nrt liver. 1 hey sre eminently ralcnlated to remove rvpeptie Affections and all impurifv of the blood and humors, Colds, Influenza. &C. Manv testimonials could be obtained within the limits of an eitensivc practice, but they are stibmtfted to the public upon the word of the author, believintr that those who use th .m, will prove that too much has not been snid in tbeir favor. MOKREL1.&BROTHEH, Sole A cent for the West. No l. College Row, "Walnut st. above Fourth July S4 1847 30-ly. For sale by M W Haile, Brookvil!e.
. I I. I..
All flu " d aresurelv attained by the celebrated
Graefenljerg VegetaDle Fills. Let them he fairly tried throughout the Great West .v.. e.i.,... uVi. tielir.p to the system al
lliu fur umui,. . - ". .. , . -,i la . i i. i ir u .It t rrn.!!riiiil. Health will ne
Ullill nil- i. ii i v. , - - - . -ne ,i speedilv restond; the sallow complexion will be made fl...u ..'..I v,-.r- .irrnrth and nleasurable sensations
will return, and the next season will not find the GRAVE TAlt'SISO
for thevictimsof the diieases referred to. Weventnre tosay that if these Pills werefurnished to every family
in t hi- itert states at me expene m
TUP GF.SF.RAL G O VK t M L A i ,
I 1,-. I. - rrwi.t . in. mir.M and mercitu I expen
ditnre ever made. Why? Because from every family n If Rilfrstll tr,!rnriet irould be banished! The West
would no lcncrer be dreaded There would be
NO MORE SICKLY SEASONS! The inhabitants there would be as free frem such
I complaints as those of the healthiest portions cf New
.jiriaiiu. . . , Unlike all other anti-b'.lliou medicines the Grarfenberg-Pills utterly prevent the formation or the disease within the system. Those who use them Breurdinsr fo directions
CANNOT BECOME HIEI.IUUS: With these remarks the Graefenbertr Company in
vito a still more txtentleti trial or tneir nn.
1st. Let neighborhood c'uft together ana get a tup-
pi?, and dittripvte to every family.
2nd. Let uicigymen Tceomincuu mm ...r..v thrni.
3d. Let Landholder Jurnith them to the tttuert en
their land. . .
4th. Lrf Emigrant Societiet and other philanthropic bodicsjuruith them to the needy In short, there is no earthlv reason why the West
t.l not he nerfeellc healthr: that on its neautitu
nrairies snd beside its noble streams strung and vig
orous health should not be enioyed. In the following diseases these Pills also achieve
equallf wonderful triumph
This is to certify that some months since I was taken ' vMi a ti9in in mv su!e und 1 reasr. I culled in ihe an!
1 of several r.ii iciti--, but tin y failed to gite me any rt 1 i-f, and for the adar e of i ue tar I err rapi.ily I orse. In ad'tition tu tlus, I was aitat kt it w icli a viu-
! lent tout n , alilnni-'li an t xci Unit t.ijsiciau jiv.iiiu ,
the m i:ie 1hiU!c, a;.il ust ii th. crt aet exect ions, a-.u i paid the stricteM a' It Ii tn.n, il 1-nJ'Ud ali h f J-.ili-to j others wee called in, one f bom ws sit ajr t -sl skilful I'hysician; b.it all titir fiurts pri.vi 1 al.ke i unatailiuu. Atlanta )bician who ws att n-'.i u; S a can.p meetiiiq: in t he ne ig h borbut.il, came t ee iue, " und deeiased tuat I could I t.t la-t n.orc lli.ni ' ne my loiifier, also, the vat nt mbt r h ouie to see me be tie.d tlit a f-w t'jvs at tucst, n.'ijt tnd r.iy eartMy j caret r. My J'l .cuttue- e now en.Udin ta tee mc die! ; Hut i-iy truiii- r, ut il.it ciisi, (h ar:nr t f llir ati,u- :
j ..liii- cun perl.irmetf by Ir. i.ijtn t tnjx.ti ru 5- . ruj of L.wrwort and "I r.) went lo t hi'Lct-rhe ai. 1 '. i b.e'n. a tlistai.ie of sixty nitlts in 13 kniri, t fit ! ' i',.iif r.f the above midicine; I tomtii' Htrd t. km; it, i
i and ttrattge to tet'f before I l.art tskeii halt a l. t i.ie tuurh was entiitlv corti; from this tilrie I
mi'.L ft.r dresfe.
. kbtk and colrreu .i.k - v'rtor
pun's -Htr .DdWMk s.lk, cotun and ! ki 4 j I Somen's white atd b'ack silk, kid, picknet and to e 'oves. lintn h'U, ArtificW flowtr. anJ fb- , Enable tr..! btnnets ,.. T.r
end "Vlk V l'.r.v and Shoes; Cr !. and rrw. hetnts, ji. m . n-insiid cn cut iws, hand
.rtr.i I. noes.
. . - . . ak- LI.ll'J
i. .. .1 .j'n ue. i ' . 1
sheep hecrs; draw ii
saw tit All v
Hill
st-oen.
knives; noser, lU ""n
the iiwmi.Cis
. . .,ti r..- rr AF.II at
Enu.kv.tle, May4, H47.
ricv Srrln- ar.d Sumner
j If
r e
V. I V K.'
direct from
v.-T--.rv In ii.i ret t nt ti.
r v v - ... . v ..
ofU r tu K.s oju ircii.
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The rcal Remedy. For Covghs,' Colds, Influenza, VioncJio Asthma, Covsumj.lwn, Pain in ihe Si and Breast, and other affections of the Lungs. (r?PtiBnvi?n by THE FACULTY.--!)
WE boldly assert, and we hold ourselves, rt od- to 1 prove its tr"th, that no medicine ever before j
onertl the public lias niei wun me name ........ dented success in o short a time. In proof of tin. 11
is only necessary to refer to the tact mat 111 tne nr-. six months of its existence more than 4,000 bottles were sold at retail in ihecity of Cincinnati alone that an array of names, such as no other article ever before presented to ihe public, men well known 111 the community and generally to the business pub'.ic of the West, have, from a sense of duty and a desire to benefit their fellow men, carat forward voluntarily and pledged thtir character lo its intrinsic exct 1 knee, as een in theirown families or felt n their ow 11 persons. It would be impossible, in the short space ol a newspaper advertisement, to do anything like justice to the iiiealunlile nrenaration. We have prepared a
' 1 pamphlet, and put it in th-? bands of all our agent for
rr r:i n linn, msirini ill I. .n.i in.j-- ...... .. . . ... .
Arthma,
BilUous Complaints, Boils, Bowels deficient action in, Breast Pang-, Catarrh,
Constiparion, Couch of Pregnancy, Costiveiien, Diarhooea Diflltnlt Breathing, f spep'ias, Pyspeptie Consumption, Digestion, Imperfect, Determination of Blood to the Head,
Ear Ache, Erysipelas, Epilepsy, Fever Low, Nervous, Intermittent, Remittent, Fever and Ague,
Flatnlencv.
Fluor Alhns. or Whites, Oastric Fever, Green Sickness, Grips, Heartburn,
Head Ache, Ilysteiics, Incontinence of Urne. Indigestion, Inflamation ofvitaf parts Innamation of the Stomal-h. Jaundice, Liver Complaints, I.nw Spirits Men-trualion, Suppressed or Painful Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Stomach Various diseases
I Whites
In all billion or chronic disorders, thee I ilis achieve the most wonderful triumphs. Here they defy competition. And as the susceptibility of the American constii ution is to these diseases, they are aptly stvled bv some. The Pill of the New orld. Their wonderful efflcacy in these complaints on
es from their power to open the Pores: dense ana flrcngtlun the Stomach and Bowels, make the Urine tow healthily and clear, and to give tone and strength
so the system:
WHUl.tS-il.E iv.iiitiiut ar., 49 John street. New York In towns where there is no branch, the Company will appoint one on application by letter (post paid) or otherwise. Persons wishnig the Pills sent by mail can order them. Price 25 cents a box. Myers Seaton, Centrevill, Indiana, General Agent fort'he State of Indiana. Hubert McCleiy, Agent, Brook ille, lnd. TERMS CASH!
IVn lure's Asislaiit AND FEMALF. RESTORATIVE. The truly valnahleremedy which we now offer to the
pnblicfor the first time,is put forth wun tne iuucst cun
themselves, or have friends that are, are earnestly invited tn el I and n roc 11 re on-. They ill there see
! that the first mt tlical and botanical authorities in Eu
rope, have give it their sanction, and that ttie taci.it , the bar and the pulpit, have lent it the authority of their names lhat in Cincinnati, where it wa first introduced in Anierica.it ha more than fulfill d the high hopes of its friends. The Ginseng Panacea does not belong to the class of ephemeral preparations so common at this day, which "strut their hour," and then disappear fort ver. 1 1 ha stod the test of long -( in Cliiua. and isnow for the first time introduced
to ihe American public The faculty are. fast rpprcprtcttvq it. as a regular prr;.r.rr:tort, becnus' they hnye heretofore had 110 arlirie . r.pa'ilc in nil rases of atevmting Bronchial Irritation to which ihe first nn dal authorities rt fl r nine-tiiuhs of all ihe casts usually re. carded as tuberculous consumption. (See Eberle's i'ra-tice,) '1 his preparation thus vouched for by the faculty ofthrte continents and by hundred of private individuals in Cincinnati and all over the West is now to be had at al 1 our Drug Store. We know the pi.blic bave been often deceived cheated out of their moni-y by dishonest pretensions. We ask them, therefore, only procure our pamphlet wAVA costs nothing examine our evidence, and if they then- see enough to His-
tify the outlay of lifty cents try Hie article we nave no doubt of the r- stilt. The above valuable medicines together with a fresh supply of the celebrated Jew David or Hebreel'las ter and Persian Fill, Just rtceived and for sal by the following Agent. Ilittand Haile. Brook vil le: Wm. Adams. Fairfield ;
E Corey, Blooming Grove; W Kiutr, West Union; I Shoup, Vanhergen & Shottp, Laurel; Z A Nye. New I Trenton; T H Jackson, Alquina; Johnson & Wilson, , Libertv; D L Sliunuway, Dunlapsville. July'24, 1845 CO-ly.
m.. . ... ! . 1 ! v attH i.!in. f lnit used I101 IjOtlle. 1 1
,c..i. t ; . - 1 jwatableto resume niT family votation a auBl, I j j am Suhv satisf.ed tliat'if il btd nut Ik-i n fnhis excel, j ! lent ii.tdicine, I would now be in my grave, and must, J ! injustice, scy thet I truly return my sincere thanks to I I the inventor of this priceless medicine, til l would re. 1
1 iommt nd all persons alHicttd with diseased lung to t trive it a trial. HARRIET KOVVE.
We, the undersigned, do certify that thi account of Mr. Rowe is correct, we beinj ptroually acquainted with all the circumstances. P. P. JOHNSON, PETER D. MATTHEWS, THOMAS CUAIG, SOSEPH EVANS. Staunton, Ohio, Feb'y 7, 1846, WILL THIS LIV ER WORT AND
TAR CURE A COLD? I DO NOT MEAN MERELY RELIEVE IT
BUI WILL IT CURE? This is a. question we frequently hear asked. The following certificate is (.elected as throw ing some light on the spl ject. Mr. Child s has no doubt that it not eiireii hercousrh. but that ittaved her life. Read
what she saysThere is no excuse for diseased lungs, v hen the public will continue to use medicine lhat are solely recommended by the vender, or which is -worse by some orrlgn or unknown certificates, for the tbU purptae cj gain. fxTPlease read the following: Mr. SCOVJLLSir: Iriccmiia doty to let the public i ,,.-ii i-nat valnenf Dr. Iiucirs' crlebraitd LIV-
E R W O R 1 ' AND FAR. I was so far gone wiih the CONSUMPTION, that I bad no hope of ever Ining restored to mv health and friends; I continued to gel worse and worse, and my cough w as so distressing tht I became reduced 10 a mere ke!eton, though under n nl,l,. nrofessor of th scitv. With little
1 or 110 hope I got a bott.'et f ihe above medicine, which i proved tube even more than it professed. It nclioii j I was like a charm raising the mutter and phlegm,, checking my cough, and healing my lung perfectly ! sound, bv using only three tattles, jf any one has a ! couch mid i in danger f consiano ion, and doubts j the r. at blessings which attend tins medicine, they ' -can be t ily satisfi. d, by calling on me, on Sixth Sr, - 1 . 1 .. .... ..r c,,.;.!. . T lii.v.. ,10
soll 1 11 Si.ie,; IWO 00011 er. "i""" - - doubt it ii to this medicine I owe ui life. (Signed) ANN ClilJuDS. Cincinnati, January 31, 1141. i hoe whoare afllicted with diseased Lungs will do u I ,' to considt r calmly w hether their coiitlHion is more hopeless than was that of -Vr. JSowe,tJ Staunrjn.orof iVri. ChildfS, of Cincinnati. ir there nre anv who still doult th Great virtue o
ikase call ut Ihe A cents ana g. 1. a p-.uu-
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. . ti : . e i.t rt, ;''. ' than hsvr.v.r rr fidi .A i.,b !ll
40 PER CENT.be i drtermined to rire ha
customer the benefit ol it. can ..... yotirseivr. - 1U, .tocki rCW? .'.V.K l.,-..KIa,V
wooI'C J'u t rtncu at i-"s
itf
10 TO
11. 1
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blue
braviB Cadet Bc(M
a
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1
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do 1 do 1 do 1 do French Drsp act J do French bl k Cassiraetns 2 do Fngli.h do d 12 do Fancy do 20 tlo Satinett 12 do KVy Jeane 1 do Sup-. Silk Velvet 2 tlo do Satin Vesting
I2J do Fancy Print 12 do blue da 10 dobFk & white do 20 do Painted Lawru 10 da Gingham do 5 do Organdies SO c!o Scotch Gingham 10 do Ticxiiig 35 do Rl'chd Muslin 12 do Summer Pant Sinn 10 do Mixed and Blue Drillings 10 do Bl'k Alapaa Luster 10 do Genuime Nankeen 12 do Irish Linen 10 dot. White and Col. Cotton ITo 6 do lo d 1-3 a , 30 prs Silk irdh'fs 6.1oz bor l and hem inched Ltaea do 6 do Italian Neck 10 ps lancv Vesting 1 do bl'k G ro de Swiss Si'.k; 1 do blue black do do d 1 do Mationas striped Pde Sou do S da Sat do Arraure do 1 do Fg'd Gro de Ntp no 4 do Brown and Fincy 1 do Aprnn Silk 4 Bale stout brown Muslm 11 ps Brown Drilling , A large assortment of white dross pondi, such a plain rgnrnl. suit ed and cross barred Jaconetr) Cambric: Swit, Mull, Bk, Nansook and Lace Muslins; Jaconeit. Thread and Lisle Edging and Inserting; Footintr Lace, I'.obinttt, Thinl, Muha.r; S.Ik, Thread snd Cotton Glove and Mnt; Sup. Kidd Gloves; fa.-h 1 11 l et nvtl Crp h il l i ds; Bi i t TubbsI antl Flower; Bonnet Silk; French and Grasi Lin ens; Silk and Worsted Scrg". CI1111I7.; I awn and ViCj toria Robes; Grss Cloth and Skirts; Table Cloth and Linen Table Diaper; bird eve Diaper. Towel; Canvass, pattiliiig, colored cambric, muslins, ta'.le covers, long lawn spool, skein and patent thread; npen. tiers, flannel, flannel sheet; button, of alt kinds white satin; bl'k bombasine; cloth; bl'k, whitsj and pink crap'-; silk fringe and gimping; ilk girdlei; sewii tr silk and tist; demi mid lill' t vei Is; collar
etts; Flinch worked tlnmisett and co.lars; green
barage; iitiroti check, worsted pant stun: paper mus
lin: brown holland, fan, combs.
Heel beads; wmlc
this lueiiicine, puase can ui u. e n 1. n.n. s' . . i'" i '. 1 . " .. ciiiivic .,,,1,
, phlet-tiinta ining numerous cerlifieate ol astoiutntug pocket im.i . . - ci s a .. .. - cut: of the ,',r.l and most resectable citizen. j u mod. and bl'k '1 l,,bet,...per.or at .f. in a b W. i ' . . . .. ... i- .1. u',i 1 ...,,,,1 ir n. Kimlim crmie tl KJ, nilislill t
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Souih. S. E. Coin rf Fi!':b siiul Race streets, Cin. O.
Vor ci. bv !i . TYXEH. L;rookViiie, lua.
Nor mber, 13 45.
47-tf
Y 31 A A & R1C K.
IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Desllers Hardware and Cutlerv, Wire, Steel, Nail &c .Si-11 of liie Anvil,
No. 87 Main street, j doors below Pearl it. Cincinnati,
July 3d 1848.
27-ly
fiJnr. in it snneriortxcellence.fotindedon mnch anrt
tonir evmrience in the use of it; and believing; a we
A . : e . V. , . K,mrilr wa t-e e ernllv known anil used, it
would qnieklv restore to bealth, vigor, and usefulness a. .. i. K. .nfT. reil lor venrs. 'e de"m thi a
. i. uii -mi. i ....... . - , , ,n,w,inir for oflerine- it to the afflicted, and be
lieving it will ne rectiven
tnoF tint in me i' iu i...o.. :.i. 1.0
certain in i ett.jct, tHtimm ""i i".f"','""ls " "
M. & CJ. COOK. "m f AMUFACTURERSofTin, Cooper and Sheet Iron wares.S. W. Corner of Fifth and Pluinst., C ISC lyS'.l TI, OHIO, They keep alway on hand a genera assortment of Cooking and Ten Plate Stoves,
ed a sufficient apology by which they will ell at wholesale or retail, at the low-
ti a a r rep-etallie ... nrice. j iircnasers win 110 wtn i" run m... v .x-
compound, afe ano
strength and natural tone to tb- relaxed and debilitated organism, and has performed most astonishing curt w hen all other means have failed. Thi medicine is alsoont of reach of imrvitatiotvof empiricism. It wa dicovered some year aeo by an able practising phvsician. and ha been ued in hi practice ever ince with the motdecided ncress and happy results, never having fail d him in anycae,and ha restored to health and usefulness those who were confined to the bed for months, and some for year, under great suffering, and reduced to extreme debility. Remember that Morrell' Nature's Aaistant and Female Rstorative is a safe: eertin and long proved remedy lor all diseae and deranrement to which the Female constitution is liable, arising from dcbiliER. sole Agent. 'MORRELL k RROTHnw. Walnut treet, No 1 College RFiflhii. Cincinnati, between Fourth and 30-ly July S4 194 For sale by M W Haile, Brook ville.
IliOX Sc STJEEL.. Bloom Force, and Jcmati Iroji Store N. W. CHAP 31 AX, 334 Aai ix Street, near the Court Ilouse.
CINCINNA TI. TRON- ft NAILS of all si7f , STEELS of every description, all of the very best quality warranted. Anvil, Vises, Bellows. Carriage spring and Iron Atles, Hammered Iron, Crowbars, Sledge and Hammer moulds. All of good quality and warranted.
A I. .SI I
July 24 1845
30-ly
3"
OOD LRfl. Sligo Iron, assorted sires.
20,000 Wayne, " do
SO0 lh. American Steel
290 " Enclish blister steel SO kegs nail, for sale hv RICHARD Brookville, May 4, 1847.
TYN'ER. 19
80 Acres of Land for Sale. THE subscriber wishe to sell F0 acre of land, located two and a half miles east of Prook ville. one half mile south of the turnpike to be ci.nstructed from PronliviKc to Cincinnati. There is aSout ten acre cleared, and under good fence, the balifnee well timbered. The location is healihy, the oil rich, and well calculated for a farm. Water, wood, and stone, pleutv. It will be sold on reasonable term. D. E. W. VIELEY. May 10th, 1S47. 20-lf For Sale. 4 VALUABLE FARM NEAR BROOKVILLE.
j Thi property lie w ithin a half mileof Brookville, and about a quarter of a mile from the canal. It contains about one hundred and thirty three acres of superior upland, seventy acre of which are enclosed and cultivated. It i healthv,well watered hy several continual springs, and is admirably fitted for a stock farm. ALSO, two eighty acre lot of upland, well timbered, about three miles south of Brookville.
A LSO, several tow lots in Bror.kville
payment w ill be rtqnii'ttl on all sale, and
Wistar's Ealsam of Wild Cherry. 1 H F. G R E AT REM E D Y For Cotighr. Colds, Consumption K-r. Important to all thme afflicted ivih diseases of the lungs and hreast. Will Miracles ever sense? More evidence nf ils turprrssi"Z health restorative virtues!! .' From Dr. Raker, Sprii.trf.etd, Wah:ih. Co. Ky. Springfield Ky., May 14, 1845. Messrs- Sanford & Park; Gents I fake thi opportunity of itiftirmin? yn,i of a must remni-ktibte cure performed ii'mn m" by the use nf")r. ICixtar's lialsnm cf H'ild Cherry.""
In the v.ar T to I was taken with rn nilla mitmn nt the Bowels which I labored untler for six wek when I grndnnllv recovered. 1 11 te fall ofltI41I atfcked with a severe cold, which seal, it itself upon mv lung, and for the lace of three ear I w a confined to mv bed. I tried Pll kinds ef medicine and
every variety of medical mt and without benefit: atift tint I wearied alontr until the w inter of J84-1, when I heard nf "Wistar's Palsam of Wild Cherrv.-' Mv friends persuaded m- to give it atrial, though I had given 11 r all hope of a' recovery, an. I kad pre. pared mvself for the change of itnnlher world. Throuch their solicitation I w as induced tn make ue of the "Genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry." Ihe effect was truly astonishing A 'ter fi ve year of afffie. tion. pain and suffering; and after having spent four or fxe hundred dollars to no purpose, and the best and mnt respectable physician h: d proved imaeail-ine-. I rras soon restored io entire health hu the hlestinirofr.od and the use oj Dr. Wiitar" Balsam oj mid Cherry. I am now enioying rood health, and such i my al tered appearance that I am no longer known when I meet my former acqoa:ntance. I have gained rapidly in weight, and mv f!eh i firm and solid I can now eat a much a nnv person, and my food eem to airree with me. I have eaten more during the last six months than I had eaten for five years before. frinnifTeririf- anv rase almost in miracle. I deem it
necesarv for the good afflicted and a duty I owe to the proprietor ami mv f. How incn.f ho should know where relief may be had) to make this statement pub lie. May the blessing of God rest unnn the proprietor of o valuable a medicine a Wistai's Balsam o( Wild Cherry. Yours resnf c-fullv. WILLIAM II. BAKER. ForSalebvB. Tvncr at Brookville, lnd. and in Cincinnati l v Sanford 8c Parks at the Corner of Fourth and Walnut. March 8th 1347 No. 11 4 mos
sji-ti:: e:;.as coi'ceu AX I) CONSIIMPTlvr. Itl'iMKOY. CHIITAIV cure for pulmonary Consumption, Coughs, Chronic Bronch'ui. Astlmia, Diiiicnl'y rf Breathing, Sore throat and Hoarseness, bleeding from the Lung, Fain in the Side and Brat, Whooping Cousrh, Croup, Wenkntss and Tremor of the Nerve, Affection of the Liver, tVe. The most effectual and speedv cure ever known for any of the above disease, is, "MOBRELL'S COUGH AND CONSUMPTION REMEDY, which is purely Vegetable
Compound, will immediately relieve, an
1 ir ct a 111 rmaiieiit cure of Consumption,
long standing, remove inflainatioii, prevent the formation of tubercles, dissipate all pulmonary affections and disease of the Liver, wiih their attendant sym;. loins', pain in the side; cbesT &c: it is also effectual in case of Asthma phthisic, and Difficulty of B real hi or, arising from jilmo't any cause whatever, destroys violent Coughs and Hoarseness occasioneo by taking Cold, prevents Spiuincr Blond, quiets and strengthens the Nerves, purifies the blood and humors, fives totic lo all the dilutive org-i s, regu 'a tin g the uppcliie, and restoring the nat i.ral proe ss of nut 1 ilion. MORRELL & BROTHER, Sole Agent No 1. Colhge Rosv, Walnut street, between Fourth and Fitli st. Cincinnati. July 24 1345 30-ly. For sale by M W Haile, Brookville.
tie Lane and
bine, V.c Enrage Granarlier and 1 c.T.-. I iirlie ('ii cv rrnvnl: Musi
Cashmere h'.lk'fs, and various olher ailicles in fany
ai.il staple line. Tcots and Shoe3 He would call particular attention tohitockof Bnnrs and Shoe. It is the largest, the cluapeit, and Ciflhe best art;cl ', be ever brought on. Hats and Bennetts. Faebi.-mr.ble Silk. Fur, Panama. Fecials, double nt sintrle brimed Leg Horn and Straw Hats; Silk and Cloih Cap ; Veroua, Florence braid, Lawn and Zcpbtrcy Bonnctt. ii : .. . ... ..pi..,oiii r.t ri'itmi-H up ti-n ut t nr int
1 11 1 111 111 nlllll b Ullllts' ui"' ' T. . Om-bs of! f'herware, will do well to give Lim a call btfon
Hardware. Knives and Forks, Scythe, File, icior, tccki. latches, trace chains, ho, hinges, screws, axesIiatchet, hammer, , tack, a.lze, razors, rules penknives, square., find vnriou other a nicies, sucli as arc tu be found in a wt II selected stock. Groceries, tc. He constantly keeps on hand a general assortment of eroeerie. nail, counti jam, leatl-, ea.lh-n ware. ALSO, McGnfUii-'s series of icln ol book. Brookville, May, 1347. iq
HOME MANUFACTORY.
QUF.EN CITY HAT AND CAP STOItb No. 36 Mam Street , Four Doors below Ninth, CINCINNA TI. (fllO.
Qi IT. PARVIV ft Co., having recently built n large I r. Manufactory immediately in tbe rear of their I store, would :iy to any and nil who may want a good I and cheap article in their line, that ihey are prepared to (i U an v order at the shortest notice. AUo, kept i 011 band at all times, a lr.rge assort nivnt of every kind I and otia.it v. of their manufacture, which ihey w ill sell i low for cash. "I luy don't only say that they can comI pete, Willi anv in tin place, but pledge themselves to ! compete loth ir. price and qualify, with any establish. ; ment of good standing in the Eastern cities. Mer- ' eiar.ts w ill find it to their advantage to call mid examIn s L. 1. re nun-hasing elsew here.
June 24 134? 30-ly
TT thv Important tothe U'rtt. lt hn been Ion; ? t'l.oi.gbt that the citizens of the Wi ft were to e b'r times in retard to the h I'.iuii disease wi.h vi.ieh portion of our noble couitrv nre isit.d. 'Ihe true medicine i at lcneili ff red to 11 by ihe ci b lusted Grafciiberg Coiiipuiiy. Their a.lvi ri is-e.ent is in an other column, tn w hith the attention ofesery man, woman nud ch'id sh iuld be mnt-lately gven.
Sons
11. v. noirroN, . v. i jsret .1 a run i: n o f
of Temperance Jewels
CI RAND and Subordinate Division Jewels, l.m -X bb ins, and Rosettes, maiiuf'tctiired and kept constantly on hand, ..f the latest ami most approved style and pa t tern, and of s u periur woi k 111.1 nsli 1 i nmt r,. ,.. ,-,.l Aln. 1) G. W. P. Rerralia and Emblem.
j Divi-oti nt a diitance can be supplied al a f' sv das 1 i4'-ee, and a credit giv -n to S'lit the convenience of j Divisions. Order pr..m pt ly attended to alt Itf Fo.i'ii tain Saloon, South East Corner of Walnut and Fifth 1 .I.eectl v uii.ler the Sous of Tern '.lorance Hall.
Cincinnati, Feb. 5, 1317. "o. 6, ly.
-sr-v T? SPENCER'S VF.GETABT E PILLS nod B V TONIC and RFSTOBATIVE VF.fi 'TAB LE BITTERS. These Pill are no longer among thie
of doubtful utility. They have paed away trnm the thon.and dailv launched upon the tide of experiment, and now stand higher in reputation, and are becoming more et-nively used than any oilier preparation or medicine ever prepared for the rel tef of su ffVr:ng man Thev bave been introduced into every place t bas been found po.sible to carry them, and there are f -w town and villatre but contain some rmarkable evidence of their good effect. In the South, partictilarlv where bili'in disease prevail, they annually save the lives of thousand. For proof of the forego
ing-statement, and of the viue ami rnir. ..
Ill I II V 111 till
irools, SIi?c & Rrosans. Cases Men's caif half w elted Boots' do do kip jugged do; do do thick do do; do Boy' do do do do; do Men' an J Boy's calf and kip Brogant; do Youth's do do do; do Women's lace rnd itp kip Boots; do do Gait ri ct all kind & qualities; do dohf do tlu do do; do do kid Slippers and Buskins; do do do wtlud do; do do Goatibi do; do do Laced Boots, do e!o welted ties; do Children's Shoe's of all description; The above good w ill he sold at low prices forCASA. by W. S. HOWE, No S Parl t. Cincinnati, Oct. 1845. 4.1-ly.
rXev Establishment FTAHE subscriber wishes to inform the eiti7en ot '4 Brookville, find the public g. rural lv, that ho i now prepared to do nil kind of BI.CKSMITH-INO-.TURNING, ai d FINISHING nil kind of MACHIN F.RY; setting up and repairing S.nm Enirnies; casting and finishing every variety of Brass Work. Also makes and repairs all kinds i.f Gun, Pistols, &e. Sec. The subcriber intend using the nest of stock, and doing his work in the best manner and ta tin most easy and accommodating term. Hi shop is in front of the MethodiM Church, twl within three squarca of Mr. Sjieai's Mill. JOHN MOFFITT. May 3d, 1847. '9 TiUKE KENT, CJocU :ml IValrh maker, TEWEI.RY. Silver Ware and Spectacle Manufacture er. Diamond pointed gold Pen, tt C. No. 21 Main st between 5th and 6th Ciucincati, Ohio; March 20,1345. U-ly.
savi; YOU it tketii:
I
W.UAM.Al'P, fJTTTllOLF.SAI.F.iinJ Betail Dealer in English YVba French, German and American Fancy Good and Musical Insirumtuis, and Basket Manu-
,fi W KFF.LY (Drniis) of the firm offi. W . Q-sr-. &M. B.Keily, Oxford, O, wilt be in Brookville rlurinV tbeiwoweik of the August Termof the Circuit Couit, 1347. S2-tf.
PINE CHURNS 011ITUBS; PAIN T F. D ri'CKFTS; NEW OR LEANS SUGARl do MO I ASSF.S; SUGAR HOUSE MOLABEES GOLDEN SYRUP; RIO COFFF.F-: No 1 MACKEREL; LTFF.R i.d SOLE I FATHER, for sal p,y RICHARD 'IYNFR. Brookville, May 4, 1847. 19
A cah
a .nnprinrirtirlr of Shut Iron, No . 22, 54, 2 5, So Jc 27. 1 liberal time will be riven for the navment of the rei- !
N- B. All of the above articles w ill be sold for cah, rfi,., in instalment. Aiply to JOHN M. THORN- ( bv men ef the first renectability men who can- I
d ! nninripinr will in rt a few
i-t ,t.o....nd' testimonials which have been pre.ented to
-A iw nin Cnuntrv Merchant and niacKmuns
will find it for their interest to call before purchasing
clue where. - 2. w . cttAr..August 2Utl84J. 14-ly. NEW TAILOR SHOP. WM. CLARK SOW RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they , have commenced business in the town of Laurel, direetlv over Ros store. All orders left with them fot work hall rceeive prompt attention, on as liberal terms as can be obtained elsewhere. None but good workmen shall be employed. Fathiont regulartyre reived. Jan. I.H4S -tf JOHN D. HO WLAND. Attorney at Law, UROOKVILLE, la,
TON. Esq., Newport, Ky., or to the undersigned, in
his office at Brookville. J. D. HOWLAND, May 12, 1847 20-3m Affent.
Krantleth's Pills r J rfortnof renmne Brsndeih's Pi!!, jostreeeive! ,JT.d f ir.ile Uv I.ICH ARD TYSES I-rvf i. , 0-t. !4th 1 -4. 4i T
W3I. HEP WORTH DEALER IN HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER. Corner of Mam -f- Seventh sts. CINCINNATI. OHIO. July 24 1845 30-ly II. II. LAXDIS. Clock and Watch Repairer, FAIRFIELD. INDIANA.
PROPOSES To keep hi shop in Brookville for one month or more; during and after the silting of the Franklin Circuit Courts, for the purpose f repairing Clocks, Watchei., &C. His shop in Brookville, will be in the front shop of Mr. Rigg's Shop. Ag. U 184. 3 ly
Umbrellas and Parasols. "sTUST RFCFIVED. a larg sort ment of umb
la
nd Fashionable rarav-ji
b. 11 n:
ON.
not be bousrht or influenced in any way fo prevaricate . . 1 wat i,sniKi
men who have nigner view ,.-. "', and tulice, than fo certify to fact because it will do another a favor, end thems. lve. 1,0 ;njutice. TESTIMONIALS ? Reader! do not fail " notice the following- feimonrin regard to the efficacy of Spencer's Vegetable Tompkin' Bluff". Snrptrr Co. Ala, Jan 4, 184 . Dr A Spencer: Dear Sir I wish vou to forward me -1 l..nMrnf vnnr Pills: I don't think 3(10 boxes
two lartre a quantity to .end I sold ioo boxes the !at ix, month, they are the most popular Pill m this place. For hiP'nn complaint. ick head-ac.ie dipen. iaie and uch like dieae. thev are considered almost an infallible remedy. I have fomerly been agent for Dr Peter's ri'l; hut I now sell ihree dozen of your Pill tooneof h:. My c.itoir.ers think them superior to Peter's crany other Pill. Respcetfuly yours. o. l.klui.y Livingston, Snmnter Co., f Ala.) Jund25,184J. Albbbt Spencfr, M. D. Dfar Sir. -We have within the last yesr o!i about two hundred and rfty boxe cfyour anti-bilton Pills. The, are generally considered a cod fsmi'v medtCLna b R.F. HOUSTON .. Co For ssl bv H i' ft. Hxilr, Bio-ikvi'.le, ln. Nov U l'
facturer. I
No. 28 Main st., CIN C INN ATI OHIO. The highest market price p.iid fur Willow; and Basket of any shape orst)le, made to order at the shortest notice. , July 24 1844 3 'y TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Crockery Ware, S:c. THE subscriber having by recent importation com pU-ltdhis stock of Printed and Common Ware, would inform those w ishing to purchase, that he can now of.tr for thei r examination one cf the best selected assortments in the Wet. He feel confident that those who favor him w ith a call will find it to their interekt to purchase, a it is his intention to sell at low prices, either for cash or approved paper. 1 he stock has been selected with a view tothe courttri trade, and Consi't in part of
Common ajid printed Tea and Tea Ware; do do Bowls, assorted sires; do do Piuhers, do do do Edg-ed and CC Plats, do do do do Baker Dihes and Nappies! With a great variety of other article inhi line ALSO An assortment of Flint Gla., which will he old by tat: bos at Manufacturer' price. 17 SAMPSON, LINDSEY. CO Nff.G!, Msiu t vat si np; Tr-Jt C. Bark, Cm. March 5 HI'. '
WESTEIJN IIOTKL, S. E. corner of Court and. Walnut streets, CIJCLrJ1 TI. TRAVELLERS will find satisfactory accommodation and moderate charges, carriage houses and good taMing. C. BRADLEY, Cin. March 23, 1845. 13-Iy. Proprietor.
TinOOASS.-20 eaes Men's Kip Bro
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No. 5 Pearl t., Cincinnati, Oct.
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011, lust r HOWE, 41-ly.
Iron, Nails and Steel 1Tt 7T?1LBS Sligo Iron assorted site IjMJUilA'j) 15,000 do other brand, do flCO do American blister tccl. 200 do English 0.0 100 do Cat do 40 K g Nail. 4 d Spikes. Jut received aad for sale low fur eah by LlClt Ali D TFT Brookville. June 30 H4fl. '
T Kit MS Or' TIIR INDIANA A3IERIC A N. fjiwo Dollar in advance, I.J0in ix months, tl.Ctt 3 at the rnd of the year, and an addition of 30 ecnta for every year payment i ut la veil ibrrrafu r. AorrnTUBMESls - One quare or ls will be in. erted three liiues for one dollar, if pa) ment bemad, in advance; one dol.ar and twenty-five cent if pay. mtut be delayed one year; and 00c dollar and fifty eta. f delayed two yesr, snd in the atne proportion foe
the tuue payment 1 celayea. Larjf r aaverttseincnc
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