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(Ccnclfcdcd ftt-iu frit rtvhi- Ml most anxious in regard to her h.nllil. "You art- not wrl!, Fl''reiof" said her f.ntier, that cvevtni a'ter having sal for s.vne ii.r.e with his eves fixed upon her Hd s!ie was re;iJti!l. Florence Jsew heref up, and pressed h-t hand jsi:is.l i.ersitJp. -N.i fahir," she replied, "I do nol feel verv well."' ''Vha is the mnuei?'' "I J.,1.'. kh.-w; eCvpl thai t ft-el hot here" ! ina her hand u pon her liieast. '.iriil eanaol lake a louj I real h without
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prned thousand of time?, arehaprening avery day, and we fear w ill long continue to happen. How hard is il to nieke the young considerate? and ) el what fiarful consequences often result fri in their want
of enideiBiiot)7 But line upon line must Mill he jiven.nndprecept upon precept. here b little and there a liule; for onl y in this way can there he any hope of doing good.
ItKUSH STOKE. 104 Main imtt. between Third Fourth Cincinnati
1U TCHER AND McLAUGHLIN would respecl-
fullv invite M KRCUANTS & DRURGISTS to call and examine their assortment, it being very Urge, at greatlv reduced prices. From inr long experience in the brush manufacturinr. wetWl ennffiletit thntntlr steick will be found . sa-
I .;W v ei'l!ll t'J tlie window, j ti.lactory, and that we.hallbe able lo .uil all, rvan
F-n -1, 1 ilc iuosi lastuiioua.
I was afrrid of
You have taken cn'.i!.
it w hf n
.vi.i, i'.p air hl.iw iim "er you so
l,"siu Mr.CrauMoii.(m3iiifestinR a g'u(l de'nl of concern.) " You had heuer po to hod, asid I will etep itiund and 6ee the l)octi. '
wiH go to bod. father, ' returned Flo-
March 27lh 1S4..
14-ly.
IIARDW ARE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TFALFR3 in general, Foreign and Dome.tie I Hardwareof all descriptions. Ph ase call fi.r satisfaction on G. HERDER East Main between oia
., . . inuVlli liwi". .'Uii'irs in'm i-unirrui iu iltrci
rence, but Uieie. is no rea-on in me nntr.u Cincinnati, ohio.
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why you honlJ ee tli? Doctor. I sup j do so I have i.kken ome littl could, hut j alirtli l-ewr'.l euoua'-r in the momma " Mr. Cranston said no mote. Bui the monieiu his daug'iier withdrew slier hid inn kitn a tender cood uigl-l, he lookup! his hat. and. lenvin? the hoiiee, moved t tiiinn the -.tri-ei wiih hasty Mi ps. He!
so-ly.
rpvttal dfejiees in !icshy over her.
f iutid the Doctor, at whee office he cald. w iiWin. ' Is any thine the rPa'.'ei?'' aked the physician, forliesiw- l.y the expression f Mr. Ciarstou. tac-Mhat he was alarmed about something. -Oh no, uoitims ."rriou. I hope,"' was replied. "When I tame home :liis afier noon. I found Florence sitting: hy the open
window, with the air, which had fallen!
a few horn ?, Won ing j As she moved away i
si my speaking to her, I noticed a Might shudder p ii i-v t her. nsif s-he had been suock with a sudden chill. To night she comt-lsins if t urning in her b:east. end cannol lake a long breath without pain. I "oppose it is nothing seiiiMi. but the sliEh'exl cold Hlatins me. Yon know, Dorior, I have gond cause for feeling a I do." Tbil.t sentence was spoken in a saddcicd voice. ' Oh no, I dor.'t nppoe it i any thinp iieriouw," the Doctor replied, speaking cheerfully. ' But in one naturally predisposed to inflatnation of the chesl and disease of the lima?; a lie is, slight cold, if neglected, may prove troublesome. It U hetter,therefore, always to meet the enemy in hH firs-t innads and subdue htm. Suppose 1 call round and tee Florence?" ' I wisk yni wou d, Doctor; I think it will be much beuer " The Doctor took up hishst and accompanied Mr. Cran?loii home. He found Fiorence rather worse than he had ex pecied lo find her fuun her fniher'a description. Her symptoms indicated eiy considerable iiifhimatton in her chest, al teoisgh he was not able to determinate its exact location. In the hopf of subduing lius inflatnation before it cotld do any serious injury, he applied a blis'.er along
ihe sternum, and waited until next morning to see the effect produced by this treatment. Bui it did nol prove as salivary rs he had expected. The patient snll complained of a pain that extended to her right shoulder, and was greatly
Buamnted ll sue aueinpieu to tac a deep inspiration. Bui His not our inten'ion to trace the prepress of disease, ll is sufficient for our purpose tossy, that without any very serious or long continued illness on the part of Florence, the conreqoences of the cold liiken at the window was such an Irritation of her lunus highly susceptible to disease from birth as to cause the formation of w hal ate know n lo physicians ts tubercles, or little foreign bodies thai become in time the centres of so many absceses, and ultimately cause such a destruction of the lungs as to produce death. When these are once formed, thete is little if any hope of a cure. Fiom this period, al'hough Florence
recovered in a short time from the acute jymtoms produced by the cold, she never felt entirely well. In the course of a few months, a slight cough, from tickling
in the chest, begun to show itself, which at times, was quite troublesome. Some
times her cheeks would be flushed, and
her ryes deeply brilliant; and again, pale
iipss would overspread her countenance
and her eyes become dull and almost ex
pressionless. Her appetite also varied al tunes being voracious, and then failing
almost entirely.
A vear had scarcely passed, before
w akenina night-sweats made their appear
ance. The cough had increased, and was
s. onetimes very severe, accompanied by
onlr a scant v mucous expectoration. Soon
fter this time, however, the cough became less setf re, but the expectoration was fuller, and of a quality lo indicate too plainly thst the tubercles h3d become abscesses and were nw discharging themselves. From this peiiol, all the worst symptoms increased. In hope of relief from
chsr.ne of clt-nate. Mr. Cranston took
daughter tv Cuba. But ibis was of no avail. The d.sease was loo deeply scaled
lor climatto have any effect. In sixj month he returned, hopeless ahi aim on heartbroken. This was ihe last tie that hound him to life. The w ife of his bosom and three children had already been taken from him, and now the last remainit g one w as about to be stricken down at his side. But srief and painful anxieties availed rvn. Death too surely marked his victim. Nor w as he the only sufferer in view of this great beieavment. One worthy of his dauehtet best affections ene for
whom she was in every fined to make a loving companion thtough liTe had won her heait. But he had a rival more poweifnl than he, she was not destined lobe his bride of Death. The dreaded event at last transpired. The dim light that had long burned low and with a fitful flame, expired, leaving the father's heart in darkness. His cup w as full. Life had no severer pang, no bitterer portion for him. In a few years he too went down to the grave. Need we add another word? Is not ihe
lesson we have sought to teach clearly comprehended, and fooibly enough impressed upon the mind? Here we have sad results of a thonshtless w e had M sai-l crimi-ia' disregard of heabh -evj -:il S I .'It tlililii U i0 !..-.?-
ttrnncletii's Pills. ' "m rfcren of prmiiuc Brand, th"i Pills, jM r, ied J and for ul br RICHARD TVSER. BrockTillr, Ott. l"4th 11 4. i-lT IflOKXFXIS Mature' As4isSaiil AND F F.MALE R F.STO R A T I V E. T?t trnlv vatuafcU' remedy whu-li nin oflVr o th
nnbiicfor thr firsi timr.in ntn forth with the fullest con-
tmsmm
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7AHACEA! The Great Remedy. fcr Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IJtouchoi
Asthma, Cotisntnj tion, Pain in the Side awl Breast, and other affections of the
Lnwrs. C-TAPPROVF.D BY THF. FACII.TTJD
H 'E boldlv rrt, and we hold nurwlrra irady to
f prove its ir"th, that no meduine eT bilbre oflVrtd the piiMic ha met ith the same unjurrdented mtmi in os.hnrt a time. In proof of thi, it i only in cesjary to refi r to (he Tact that in the first ix months of it exiience more than 4.0C0 bottles
I ndence in its superior exe,"l!tnce,fnimted on much and j si ere sold at retail in the city ol Cincinnati alone that
li-np exnerience in the use of it; anil tHlierirr: at we ; an array oi names, nuti as no otner article eier ne-
do. if this retnedv rtnmllv known and used, it , fore presented to the public, turn well known in the
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GRAEFEftltERG PILLS.
Twe (if r"firf B xtt tM rar etrw war.
THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY desire to call the attention of trery one interested in the health
of the great and beaatifal Wrn, lo tkair Titan res
pecting
This (lass nt disease i th Great Sctvrf of the western hemisphere. Go where we anay, their sad effects are een and felt. The brave and sclf-denyinlt ettler who presses hi way lo the west, to make the 'wilderneas bud and blossom at the rote." meett thit
dreadful evil. Heiswillinr to trork hard and endure every privation, thankt be It Aim. Rut ia a little while he it seized with tome form of bilfiout disease. Hit strtnirth now it wetkntta. A elood come over kit prospects; and he exclaims, wsurf that there were me mrrfirinr r prevent thit dreadful nil. andte ear it when it afte xnrr vAcn rf victim!" From the
moment of the landing of the Piltrrims of Plymouth to the prrtrnt hour, billious disease have ent soraow and desolation throurh the land. Let the rrave of
the Icetl and the lost tell the story.
A momentuont quettion here comet a p. avarf ir
Supreme Ruler intend that the tmiling
soys ot l tit. iftsi, men willing fs ror the heal and burthen ) the day, thouldtf all tthett betubject f ts tad m talamUy!
It i not incvereDt to say
No ye NO : And whv do we tSm f Becaute there it no elass
of diseases that can be to certainly prevented and
eurea as those now tnoken at.
Thit it the Great Fact to which the Graefenbert:
Company would call the attention of GOVERNORS,
CLEBGTMEU, JURISTS. LAWYERS, MfcUlCAL MEN", PHILANTHROPISTS of every name and tect, HUSBANDS, FATHERS, WIVES and MOTHERS in the entire Wesf. There itno reason why Billiout disorders should not be Forever 11 a n i s h e d from the We at. The reader may not believe this: he may smile tt the idea. But in these day of Great Discoverit s why should not omethine, be found which will control and cure disea, et which are, in their na ture, eontrotabie and curable? It is a well known fact that the true natnre of bilious disorders ha been but partially understood.
Here has been the ereat secret of the utter failure of i
nearly all the medical men and mediciue-vendert of the day. To BREAK THE CHILL ! teems to have been and to be their great aim in'fever
and ague; and to purp', drench, bleed and mercurial-
! DR. RO GERS COMPOUND SY'RUP OF m s fn v f ..n i m v aw rws m
RVRl ON hat jnsl rrteivtd. dirrtt IVoaa j I aViHm, 11. a. AiU 1AK.
New Spring and Sammer
GOODS
-sr-w tt nfmoN A at insi recei
5. Philadelphia, larR and , P'"''J jf A tafe and cettaincmt for COXSUMP
noltoisiiin st u.i .1 m-trf T"1I V r f'-c t poblit in Beneral, at TIO Of 1HL. LLSUS, Spitting QJ
bin
brown Cadet Istttl
I would qiiiirklv res; ore to bralth, ifror,aml nselulness j thtiuiaiuls who has suffered fur ; cars, s-e drem this a pond appolocy f..r oTi rinp it to the afflicted, and bei Iivinr it will" be reerived as s:itHcient apology by j those that try tlie medicine. tiit a port ly vepetahle I compound, safe and certain in its eft cts. restoring 'strength and natural tone to the relaxed and debilitaI ted orgiinim, and has performed most astonishing i etirt a when all othtr means have failed. 1 his medi
cine is also out of reach of imputation of empiricism. It was discovered some years aeo by an able practising physician, and has been used in his practice ever since wi'ih the most derided success and happy results, never having tailed him in any ease, and has restored to health and usefulness those w ho were confined to
the bed for months, and some for years, under great
-sufferine-. and minced to extreme tieointy. Remember that Morrell's Nature Aasistant and Female Rt ttorative is a tate; certain and long proved remedy lor all disease and derangements to which the Female constitution is liuble, arising from dcbiliv, See. ER, sole Agent, MORREI.L BROTHoa, Walnut street, No 1 College UFiilhst. Cincinnati, between Fourth and o-ly Jute 4 IS For tale by M XT Ilaile, BrooVville.
lit OX & STEEL. Bloom For of, ami Ji niati Iroh. Store X. W. CIIAP9IAX, 3SI. Main Street, near the Court House. C1XCISNATI. TRO NAILS ofalltiies, STEELS of every description, allof the very best quality warranted. Anvils, Vises, Itellnw. Carriage springs and Iron A sirs. Hammered Iron, Crowbars, Sledge and Hammer monlils. All of good quality and warranted. Al rfO A operior article of Shut Iron, Xot s:,4, S., Jt 47. N- 3. All of the above article will be sold for cash, and at low rates. Country Merchants and Blacksmith will find it for their interest to call before purchasing elsewhere. N.W. CHAPMAN. August lilt IMS. 14-ly.
roods.
ike
than have eve beea old in thi market. A lis tariff is redvrrd, en marly all fimps t" ds, fraas 10 TO 40 TF.R CET, he is determined to givetbia estomerth benefit of it. Call ud aiam.na Air yourselves. His ttock is rompoed in part of f ns. wool-dysd French tt Englnh blae-black Cloth
J do 1 do
1 do
I do French Drsp deta t do French bl'k Caimr S do Fnglish do do II do Fancy do SO do Satinrtl IS do K't'y Jeane 1 do Supe. Silk Velvet t do do Satin Vestiof III do Fancy Prinu It do blue do 10 do bl'k St white do SO do Painted Lawa 10 do Gingham do t do Organdie 0 do Scotch Ginghaaa 10 do Ticking 3$ do Bl'chd Muslin It do Summer Pant Stnlf 10 do Mixed and Blue Drilling 10 do Rl'k Alapara Luster 10 do Genuime Nankeen It do Irish Linen 10 dux. White and Col. Cotton Hose A do do do 1-t do 30 prt Silk H'dk'f doz herd and hem tihd LtsM da 6 do Italian Neck da 10 p Fancv Yetting 1 do bl'k Gro dr Swit Silk I do blue black do do ds 1 do Mationas striped TMe Sou do do Sat da A r mure da 1 do Fg'd Gro de Nap do 4 do Brown and Fancy da 1 do Apron Silk 4 Baits stout brown Muslia
It ps Brown Drilling
Wood, Coughs. Colds, Asth na, Pain iti
the Side, Bronchitis. Itltooping Cough and all PULMONARY AFFECTIONS. TEA R what the telebrated Or. Richard trt
a rnysician oi more man 4U years' ttanainr. rlvetrtiflet inthe case f Mr. Charlrt Wade, that ! after having nsorted to every meant within his knowi- ' edge, for the treatment of Consumption, without the I slight, l benefit, he permitted him to use Dr. ttegert' tivervrertand Tat; by which he was rttteredf per. feet health (Signed)
WM. J. H 1CH ARDS, M. D. Please sail at the Agent' and see thi eenirioatein full.
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community and generally to the business publicuf the West, have, from a tense of duty and a desire to benefit their fellow men, came forward voluntarily and pledged their characters to its intrinsic exccllence,as een in their own familic or felt ill their own persons. It would be impossible, in the short space of a newspaper advertisement, to do anything like justice to the invaluable preparation. We have prepared a pamphlet, and put it in the hands of all our agents for gratuitous distribution, where those who are afflicted themselves, or have friend that are, are earnestly invited to call and procure one. They will there see that the first medical and botanical authorities in Europe, have give it their sanction, and that the faeultv.
the bar and the pulpit, have lent it the authority o f their names that in Cincinnati, where it was first in.
trodncedin America, it has more than fulfilled the high hopes of its friends. 'I lie Ginseng Panacea does not belong to the class of ephemeral preparations to common at this day, which "strut their hour,' and thin disappear forever. It has stood the test of long age in China, and is now for the first time introduced to the American public Thefacnlty arejatt appropriating it at a regular preparation, becaute thru hare heretofore had no article capable in all ratet oj alrriatinf Bronchial Irritation lo w hich the first medical authorities refer nine-tenth of all the case usually re. garded at tuberculou consumption. (See Ebcrle' Pra-tice,) 4 This preparation thns vouched for by the faculty 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 Store. We know the public have been often deceived cheated nut of their money by dUhonest pretensions. We ask them, therefore, only procure our pamphlet vrAtVA raifi nf Atn.g examine our evidence, and if they there tee enough to lustily the outlay of fifty cent "try the article we liave no doubt of the result. The above valuable medirine together with a fresh supply of the celebrated Jew David or HebreePlas trr and Persian Pills, Jutt received and for tal by the following Agentt. Hittand Hailc, Rrookville; Wm. Adams, Fairfield; E Corey, Hlooming Grove; W King, West Union;
Shoup, VanhergenotShoitp, Laurel; Z A Nye, New Trenton; T H Jackson, Alquina; Johnson tt Wilson, Liberty; D L Shunuway, Dunlaptville. Jul 24, 184S jo-ly
DESP.llR .YOTFOn THERE IS
HOPE Ef LJs FOR THE DilAG
h n u n h 9 9 9 9?
This it to certify that tome nionlbl since I was tsk
w ith a pain in my side and hrrasl, 1 called in the aid of several Bhysiclans but th ry failed to rise me sn
j relief, and for the tdace of one year I grew rapidly
worse, in auniuon to tan, i was attatkrd w,th a violent cough, although an excellent physician lived in t hr nir house, and used the arrestee, ...ri l..n. ......
paid the ttrictett attention, it baffled all his tkill-two others wete called in, one of whom was an aged and skilful physic inn; but all their efl'orta proved alike unavailing. At latt a pbytician who wat attending 1 a camp meeting in the neighborhood, came to see me, j and declared that I eould not last more than one day j longer, al.o, the vast number who came to tee me bejlittd that a few dayt at roost, most end my earthly i career. My ft tend t w ere now called in It tee me die!
Bui my brother, at this crisis, (hearing of the attou. ishing cures performed by Dr. Roger' Compound Sv nip of Liverwort and Tar,) went to Chillicothe and baek a distance of :xty mile in 13 hours, to get tome of the above nitdiciue; I commenced taking it, and ttrar.ee tt tell! before I had taken half a bottle
i toe cough ssi entirely cured; from thit time re
covered rapidly, and when I had used two bottles, I
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been the consequence. I They .re too well known to I lar "?rtJ?V'td l.ld crsTjaS jsZi tt ' fully ,.tifi d that if i, had not been for thi. excel. nl,in ?T of '"''! h"e J""" i lTMVi Lace Mn I !'. r"i;. ;' rrave, and mast, tudes have had their blood poisoned by mercury; ,',." ' -I ? J ,A Lisle Fdeinir and In.rn. injustice, say thet I truly return ray sincere l hail's t to scarcely any have been permanently cured. ""' 3J,""1 ''Jl? Lhinett Thuel M.t S?lk i '' ""r of thi. priceless med.cine, and would r. The true theory i. P 'R&.'S Co, nmUlV;: Kidd ' "-".P""- " s aVh VetROwV " PreVClltlOn! Gloves: fash. Bonnet and Cap Ribands; Unci T.bb.. 1 .' " ,r' HARRIET ROW E.
NEW TAILOR SHOP. IHf. CLARK SON, RESPECTFULLY inform the publie that they . have commenced business in the town of Laurel, directly uver Ross' tore. All orders left with them fot work shall receive prompt attention, on as liberal terms at can be obtained elsewhere. None but good workmen shall be employed. Fcihivnt retulai lyi e ceired. Jan. 1, 14S lS-tf E. T- JKlrot t), . it. shitu. K. F. SEYDOLD & Co. PL .NE and Edge Tool Manufacturers, and dealer in Hardware generaHv. No. 219 Main St., be twevn 5th and 6th sts. CINCINNATI OHIO. E. F. S icCo. keeps constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Plain of thiir own Manufactnr, made of the best seasoned Beech timber. Also Coopers, Carpenters, Wagon Makers A:c. Tools of every
discnption. t oumers s kmvesann nestiers, rorK t lea
vers, i, am knives, Hookoinaert boeara ccc, tuaae to
order on the shortest notice.
July 14 1847 30-ly.
CAPS, CAPS; HATS, HATS
Case Men Mnskrat Caps: do do and boy's Hair Seal Caps; do do do Otter do; do do Cloth fur band dot do do do Navy do; do do Glazed da; do Boy't Cloth dot do Men's B B Coney Hats; do do Fash, do do; do do do do; do do do Anglo do; do do do Mnskrat do: do do do Cassimere do: do do and Bos's Sporting Rata. The above w'll be sold low for Cash be W. S. HOWE, No. I Pearl st. Cincinnati, Oct. I94S. 43-ly.
and in case where it it in the ayttera, to eradicate il thoroughly. All thete ei'ds areturelv attained by the celebrated Graefenterg Vegetable Fills. Let them be fairly tried throughout the Great West, and the Billtout Taint which clings to the system almost like leprosy, w ill be eradicated. Health will be speedily restored; ihe sallow complexion will be made
iresn antt lair; strengtn ana pieasuranie sensation, will return, and the next season will not find the GMI'E TAtrsisa for the victims of the disease, referred to. Weventnre to say that if these Pills w ere furnished to every family in the Un ited State, at the expense of THE GESER.1L GO I'ERS'M EST, it would be the most economical and mereifut ezprn diturr ever made. Why? Because from every family all Billiout tendenciet would be banithed! The West would no longer be dreaded. There would be NO MORE SICKLY SEASONS!
The inhabitant, there would be a. free 'from anch complaints as those of the healthiest portion of New
cngiana. Unlike all other anti-billiou medicine the Graelenberg Pill utterly prevent the formation of the disease within the system. Those who use them
ccordtng to directions
CANNOT BECOME BILLIOUS! With these remarks the Graefenbcre? Company in-
ito a (till more extended trial of their Pills.
1st. Let neitrhhorhttdt club together and ret a tup-
ptf, and dittripute tt every family.
ma. x.c Clergymen reetmmend and aittrioute them. 3d. Let Landholderi Jutnith them tt the tetttert en tAetr landt.
4th. ietl Emirrant Stcietiet and ether DhilanthroB.
ie htdietjumith them tt the needy
In short, tnere is no earthly reason why the West hould not be perfect I v healthv: that on it. beautifu
prairie, and beside its noble streams .trong and vigorous health should not he enjoyed. In the following disease, these Pill, also achieve
equally wonderful triumph
antt r .owers; Honnei aiia.. Vhi,,.' I . J ,.7a v V 1 the undersigned, do certify that thi. aecount of H.VV "7. . V W- r "quanted
. :. r . u:i n...... . ,.. r-. : witn ail me eireom.tanees.
1. 1 ' i it s an iv ij i i' , hiiu .... I- n . u " . i , v. ..- , vass, padding, colored cambric, mulin, talile covers; j longlaan .pool, skein and patent thread; .ttspen-j
dr. m i is COUGH LOZIaXGFaft A RF. now aknowledged by the Faculty to be the afts most scientific and successful preparation ever disj covered for the relief of Coughs, Colds. Consumption, Asthma, Whooping Coughs, Catarrh, Tightness of the I.nngsand Chests, Bronchitis, and similar Pulmonary Affections, Every familr in the United States shotildbesnpplied with Dr. Hull's Cough Lozenges; not only as a preventive, but as a safe and tfrH-acinnt remedy in all cises of Coughs Colds, and Consumption. A single Box will reveal th-ir astonishing virtues, and open at once the fountain of health and strength to the afflicted. Trice SS cents per Box. For sale he Hitt Jt Haile, Brookille, la., and by O R. Warren, Laurel.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. THE GREAT REMEDY rr Ctvghf, Coldt, Contnmption fcr. Important tt all tho.re afflicted rrih ditratet ol the lungt and breatt. Will Mirnrlrt ever tratrf Morenidence efitt surpattine health rettorative virtuei!!! From Dr. Baker, Springfield, Wabash. Co. Ky. SPRUtGFlELB Ky., May 14, I84S. Messrs- Sanford Jt Park; Gekts I take this opportunity of informing yon ofa most remarkable cure performed upon me by the use of "nr. ITittar't Rnliam nt IfiM rlrr
In the year 1(140 I was taken with an inttamation of
the Bowels w hich I labored under for six weeks when I gradual I v recovered. In the fall of 1841 I was attacked with a severe cold, which seated itself upon mv lungs, and for the space of three years I was confined to my bed. I tried all kinds of" medicines and every variety of medical aid and w ithout benefit; and thns I wearied along until the winter of 1844, when I heard nr'Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherrv." My friends persuaded m? to give it atrial, though I had given tip all hopes of a'reenvery, and had prepared myselfforthe change of another world. Through their solicitation I was induced to make use of the "Genuine Wistar'. Balsam or Wild Cherry." The effect was truly astonishing Alter five years of afflic. tion. pain and suffering; and after having spent ,nttr tr five hundred doltart to no purpose, and the'best and most respectable physicians hi d proved unavail
ing. reat toon restored it entire health by the b letline of God and the vte of Dr. tt'ittarU'Baltam tj
n Jin v ncrry. I am now enjoying good health, and nch is mv al
tered appearance that I am no longer known when I meet my former acqtiaintances. I have gained rapidly in weight, and mv flesh is
firm and solid. I can now eat as much as any per
son, ii ii my toon seem, to agree witn me. I nave ea. ten more during the last six month, than I had eaten
for five years before.
Considering any case almost in miracle, t deem it
necessary lor the good afflicted and a dutv I owe to the proprietors and my fellow men, (who should know where reliefmay be had) to make this statement public.
May the blessing of God rest npon the proprietors of so valuable a medicine as Wistai'. Balsam of
wild Cherry. Yours respeetfnllT. WILLIAM H. BAKF.U.
ForSalebyR. Tyner at Brookville, Ind. and in
Cincinnati by Sanford &t Tark. at the Corner of
ronrtti and Walnut.
March Sth 1847 No. 114 mot
Arthma,
Billiout Complaint., Boils, Bowel defieientaetionin, Breast Pang, Catarrh, Constiparion.
Cough of Pregnancy,
t ostivenesa, Diarhocea Difficult Breathing, Dyspepsias, Dyspeptic Consumption, Digestion, Imperteet, Determination of Blood to
the Head.
Ear Ache, Erysipelas, Epilepsy, Fever Low, N'ervon, Intermittent, Remittent, Fever and Ague,
NEW CASH STORE. T this store can he found a magnificent assortment of new and Fashionable Goods, just received, consisting of Fine, Medium, and Coarse Bl'k, Bine and Brown Cloths; Bl'k and Fancy Single and Double Milled Cassinurts; Satin, Velvet, Valencio. and Marsailro Vestings; Bl'k Summer Cloth, Drap d'etr, and Linen and Cotton Coatines: Linen and Cotton Summer
Pantaloonery; Light and Dark Mouslin D'laine-s and Calicoes; Splendid New S tile Ginghams and Ging. ham Lawns; Shawls. Scarfs," Cravats, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, qutensvare, fe., which we are selling ertrcmeln line. For proor call on ns at the new building opposite the Court House, Brookville. ii D. A. CHEEVER.
TITR N K R & S O N , SHCFFIELD ESGL.IS'n,)
SAW MAKERS & CUTLERS 4 N"D Dealers in Hardware and Cutlerv. S?0 Main
St, East ide. Between Seventh and Eighth, st, CIXCIKSATr, OHIO. V B Repairing and Grinding ofall kinds of cutlery and surgical instruments. Buckles taken ontofall kinds saws. Saws sh arprned. Re-toothed, and in the first stvle of workmanship. Surgeons' Saw cleaned
and repaired. Every description of Saw. made to or-
aer, ana warranted ot Brtt rate quality. Jly24, I84S. JO-ly.
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS. CHARLES FORBES. Jf 3J4 .Main, nVert beltnr o sr. nt the tign of The Red Flac
THE subscriber has the pleasure of offering to the 'nT' ,?!l " rublie. the very latest imnrovement. direct from New tl hT mtm Dr- Hn"
his ! sork, in tne niten stove. This
AAfr OF STOVES has driven every other Store out of the market where
ver it nas oeen lmroniieeti. it is simple in its operation, beautiful in design and form, not liable to get out of repair, most perfect in it oven, and the most capacious in its furni tnre of any Stove of it. tizeinthe market. It requires very little wood and is easily managed, Any person who is a judge of stoves need but to tee it to be satisfied of its gn at superiority ore other stoves, without a long array of ramet to recommend it. It will recommend itself. Heha.alsn iheffOT-Jff COOVf.VG STOrE, THE C00A5 f.irotlTE rft RELl.tSCE pPKEMliyr, dt Also Bucks Patent Stove, so celebrated for its ovew. Sheti end Paror Stcvet: Tin and HoHnre-trarr e.
all of which will be sold at price greatly red need from the latt seoton. For r.is.1. Only. Thofe in want of a stove will certainly lose nothing, and may save 4 or . dollars by calling on the subscriber
at e. 354 .Vfnta, 5 dort bolom intA Street, atxho 5IGS OF THE RED FLAG.'.' Any stove sold by the subscriber that doe not prove eqnal ro the representations given of it, may be returned, and the money will be refunded. CH AS. FORBES, Arent for the Manufacturer. A'.l kindt tt Tin. Vtpper and Sheet-iron Jtb arerft sfsne with promytitude and fidelity. Cincinnati, AngnsttSth 184.
DR. IIULVS WORM LOZENGES
-TIHII.DRF.N will cryforDr Hull's Worm Lozenge
vmiy rean wnatints meuicine nas none ; ' Ynrkvillr. Gibson Co, Tenn. Dee tl. IMS:
DrCE Hull Some menths since your agent left with me for sale.what he considered a large simply of
your worm Lozenges, but I have sold all out, and cSttld have sold three times as manv more, had I been
tinnlird to that amount. I hone you w ill instruct von
agent to leave a trtich greaiter supplv when he comes
this way again. Their se in my family ha been of
great benefit. Edward McConcle, F.q, gave tome to
child of his, four years old, and the first dose brought
awav between thirty and forty worms. Mr Wm Me
Daniel hadachild whom the phvsicians pronounced
mciiraoir, ann sain it sun iu air, out ine cniio was cur
a worm Lozenges.
Yone. truly. STEPHEN LUNKIN
Price JS cent, per box.
For saleby Hitt and Haile, Brookville, Ia, and by G
u warren, i.au.ci. at
Flatulency, Fluor Alhus. or White, G astrie Fever, Green Sickliett, Gripes, Heartburn, Head Ache, Hysterics, I ncontiuenee of Vrne. Indigestion, Inflatnation of vitat part Inflatnation of the Stomach. Jaundice, Liver Complaints, Low Spirit. Menstruation, Snpprerd or Painful Nervous Disorder, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism,
ders; flannels, flannel sheets; button of all kinds;
white satin: bl'k bombazine; cloth; bl k, veluta and pink erape; silk fringe and gimping; silk gin!l ; j setting silk and twist; demi and fillet vei Is; collar-1 etts; French worked chemisett. and collars; green ; barugc; apron checks, worsted pant .tuff: paper mus. j lin; brown holland, fans, combs, aleel beads; work pockets and purse el asps and twist. SHAWLS, such ', as mode and bl'k Tliiln-t, superior artiels;fashienabl j printed cashmere, canton, crape (siik), muslin da lane, Jce. Borate Granadier and Embrtidered Silk Srarlt; Ladies' fancv cravats; Muslin lie Lane and I
Cashmere h'dk'fs, and various other articles in fancy and tapl line. Eoots and Shoes
He would call particular aitention to hit stock of
V. P. JOHNSON. PETER 1. MATTHEWS.
1 HOMAS CRAIG, SOSEPH EVANS. Staunton, Ohio, FeVy 7, 1S4S. WILL THIS LIVERWORT AND TAR CURE A COLD? I DO NOT MEAN MERELY RELIEVE IT HU1 WILL IT CURE? This is a question we frequently hear asked. The following certificate is selected a throwing some light on the spVject. Mrs.Childe has no doubt that it not only cured" her cough, but lhatiliaved her life. Read what the saysThere is no excuse for diseased lungs, when the pub
lic will continue to use medicines mat are solely rec-
' - . . . , ------ - j 11C SIIIIIMIllllurivuli: - - .. m.. WHIJ IVVBoots and Shoes. It is the largest, the cheapest, and ! oinmendi-d by the vender, or which it w erse by soma
ui mv urn sniciini, arrirr nmuni vn, i Hats and Bonnetts. I Fashionable Silk, Fnr, Panama, Pedals, double and j single liriined Leg Horn and Straw Hats; Silk and 1 Cloth Caps; Verona, Florence braid, Lawn and Zcpbcrry Bonnetts. ! QUEENS-WARE. All in w ant of breakfast, dinner or tea sett, or any other ware, will do well to give him a call before buying. Hardware. Knives and Forks, Scythes, Fill a, scissors, lecks, latches, trace chains, hoes, hinges, screws, .'axes hatchets, hammers, saw., tacks, adzes, razors, rule, penknives, squares, and various other articles, sash as are to be found in a well selected .lock. Groceries. &c. He constantly keeps on hand a general assorttn-at of groceries, nails, rntton yarn, leatl r, e.ithcn ware. ALSO, McGnfftit'a series of scut-ot books. Brookville, May, 1847: 19
I Stomach Variout diseases I White..
In all billions or chronic disorders, these Pill.
achieve the most wonderful triumphs. Here they defy competition. And a. the susceptibility of the
American constitution i. to ihe.e diseases, they are
ptly styled hy some.
The Fill of the New World. Their wonderful efficacy in these complaint, ari-
e. from their nower to ouen the Pores: dense and
nit r-et hen the stomach and Bowels, make the Urine tow healthily and clear: and to give tone and strength o the system:
WHOLES LE WAREHOUSE, 49 John street. New York In towns where there i no branch, the Company
will appoint one on application by letter (post paid)
or otnerwise.
Persons wishing the Pill sent bv mail can order
them.
Price tl cents a box. Myers Seaton, Centrevill. Indiana. General Agent
for the State of Indiana.
Robert McUleiy, Agent, Brookville, lnd.
MORR ELL'S COI GH AND CONSUMPTIVE REMEDY. CERTAIN cure for pulmonary Consumption, l Coughs, Chronic Bronchitis, Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, Sore throat and Hoarseness, bleeding from the Lungs, Tain in the Side and Breast, Whooping Cough, Croup, Weakness and Tremor ol the Nerves, Affections of the Liver, Ac. The most effectual and speedy cure ever known for any of the aliove diseases, is, MORRELL'S COUGH AND CONSUMPTION REMEDY, which is purely Vegetable Compound, w ill immediately relieve, and gradually effect a permanent cure of Consumption, Coughs of long standing, remove inflamation, prevent the formation of tubercles, dissipate all pulmonary affections and diseases of the Liver, with their attendant symptoms, pain in the side; chest fce;it is also effeatual in cases of Asthma Phthisic, and Difficulty of Breathing, arising from almost any cause whatever, destroys violent Coughs and Hoarseness occasioned by taking" Cold, prevents Spitting Blood, quiets and trengthens the Nerves, purifies the blood and humors, gives tone to all the digestive organs, regulating the appetite, and restoring the natural processor nutrition. MOHRELL & BROTHER, Sole Agents No 1. College How, Walnut street, between Fourth
and r itn sts. I incinnati.
July 24 184 JO-ly. For sale by M W Ilaile, Brookville.
trcign or tinitnows certificate, for the tula putpote
of gam. OTP'ease read the following: Ma. ScoviLL Sir: Idecmiia duty to let thepubli.
know the great value of Dr. I'.egvrs celebrated LIVERWORT AND l'AR. I was so fir gone wiih the CONSUMPTION, that I had no hope of ever bring restored to my htulth and friends; I continued to get worse and worse, and my cough w as so distrrs, ing tost I became reduced to a mere skeleton, though under the care of an able professor of tu s city. With little or no hope I got a bott'e of the above medicine, which proved to be even mure than it professed. Its action was like a charm raising the matter and phlegm, checking myeough, and healing my lungs perfectly sound, hy using itiily three bottlet. Tf anyone has a cough and is in danger of consumption, and douhta the gnat blessings which attend this medicine, they can be tasily satisfied, by calling on me, on Sixth St,
(soutn side,) two doors west ot amitn, as I nave mo doubt it is tu this medicine I owe m life. (Signed) ANN CHILDS. Cincinnati, January 3, 1844. N. B .Those who are afflicted with diicnud Limit will do wrll to considercalmly whethertheir condition is more hoprlctt than was that of !Stt. Hove, of Staunton, or of .Wm. Childrt, nf Cincinnati. If there are any who still doubt th' Creof virtuei a this medicinr, please call at the Agents and get a pamphlet containing numerous certificates of astonishing cum of the Jfrsr and most respectable citizens. A. L. Senville, whilesale agent for the West and South, S. E. Corner of Fifth and Race streets, Cin.O. Fur sale by H. TYN-EK, brookville, Ind. "Sowmber, 114!. 47-1
a
.a
TERMS CASH!
LYMAN & RICE.
IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Deallera Hardware and Cutlery, Wire, Steel, Nail. eke.
Sisn of the Anvil,
No. 87 Main street, S doors below Pearl at. Cincinnati
July 3d 1840. 2.-ly
SAVE YOUR TEETH!
G.
W. KEF.LY (Dentist) of the firm of G. W. tc M. B. Keelr. Oxford. O.. will be in Rrook-
i He during the two week, of the Aurust Term of
the Circuit Court, 1847. tl-tf.
HOME MANUFACTORY.
S. IF. PARVIX & Co.
QUEEN CITY HAT AND CAP STORE No. 38 Main Street, Four Door below Ninth, CINCINNA Tl. OHIO. CJ H. PARVIX ol Co., having recently built a larga s7. Manufactory immediately in the rear of their store, would say to any and all who may want a good and cheap article in their line, that they are prepared to fill any order at the shortest notice. Alto, kepi on hand at all times, a large assortment of every kind and quality, of their manufacture, w hich they will sell low fur cash. They don't only .ay that they can com. pete, with any in thi. place, but pledge themselves to compete Loth it. price and quality, w ith any establishnicnt of good standing ia the Eastern citu-s. Merchants will find it to their advantage to call and examine for themselve. bcfure'purchasing elsewhere. June 24 IS40 30-ly II. V. IIORTOX, MANUFACTURER OF Sons of Temperance Jewels C"4 RAND and Subordinate Division Jewels, EraX blenis, and Rosettes, manufactured and kept constantly on hand, of the latest and most a o pro ved style and pattern, and of superior workmanship and
material. Also, u. ii. w. p. Hegalia and r.moiem.. ' Divisions at a distance can be supplied at a few days notice, and a credit given to suit the convenience of Divisions. Orders nromntlv attended to at the Foun
tain Saloon, South East Corner of Walnut and Fiftk sts., directly under the Sons of Temperance Hall. Cincinnati, Feb. S, 1847. no. A, If-
CO-PARTNERSHIP. THE undersigned have entered Into partnership for the transaction ot a general Commission and Forwarding Business at Nrssr Om.ll.lss, wndes the
ftrmjof SPENCE & GUARD, and solicit a .hare of
the business of Franklin and ariioimng counties, ROBERT SPENCE, THOMAS GUARD. New Orleans, Dee, 1S4S. Si-lj-ii Hi AM PL U 3 13 1 Eli. HAS tommrnpfti Btttneftt342. Main Strtf-rt ft (Vw door? from hit former fnd brtivrrn $ and tth 8mrl, CINCINNATI. OHIO. Hr terr r ten-si Mortmrnt of R.9TS ind
CJPS an hand, vrll worthy of ihe Inspection of the
niii-Mir. -h it ei "rtiw. f
MORRELL'S YeseLthleren
ovs-ilint? Cathartic Pill
THESE Pills have been used bv practising phvsi.
eians fot several years, and have proved to be a very
valnablemetlieine.it is believed that the public, at w ell a the author and proprietor mar be benefited bv
giving them a widecircnlation. It cannot be raid of them that they will cure every disease, but may w ith safety be said, they will do as much good a. any ether cathartic pill, ithout producing those disastrous effeets which many purgative preparations do. They are safe and easy, yet thorough in their operations art particularly on the organs of the Stomach and liv rr, ridding them of their morbid accretion., and no acting with such drastic force as to produce griping and weakness nf the bowels, but on the contrary, invigorating and give them tone. Some of thF diseaesrbr which they have proved particularly efficacious, are here enumerated: Billions Fever, Fever and Ague, Janndtee, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Cnstivenes, Sick Headache, Colic, Cholera Morbus.Dysentery and all other derangements of the functions of the stomach and liver. They are eminently calculated to remove Dyspeptie Affection, and all impurity of the blood and humors, Colds, Influenza, ate. Many teatimonial. enuld be obtained within the limita of an extensive; practice, bnt they are submitted to the public upon the word of the author, believing that those who use thsm, will prove that toe much ha not been said in their favor. MORRELL h BROTHER, Sole Agents for the West. No 1 College Row, Walnut t, above Fourth July 14 1847 So.lv.
I For tale by M W Haile, Brookville.
31. & C. COOK.
jl AMl'FACTl'H F.RS of Tin, Copper and Sheet
I v a iron wares, s. w. corner ol Filth and Plum sts..
C.VC.V.Vjr, OHIO, They keep alwavs on hand
genera assortment of Conking and Ten Plate Stoves,
wtucn tney ui sell at wholesale or retail, at the low
est prices. Purchasers will do well to call and ex
amine our price, brlbre purchasing elsew here.
juiy as in4o 30-ly 30,000 LBS. Sligo Iron, assorted .ize. to.000 Wayne, " do 00 lbs. American Steel S90 " English blister steel to kegs nails, for sale bv RICHARD TTNF.n.
Brookville, May 4, 1147. 19 80 Acres of Land for Sale. THE subscriber wishes to sell 80 acres of land, located two and a half mile, east of Brookville. one half mile sonth of the turnpike to be constructed from Brookville to Cincinnati. There i about ten acres cleared, and under rood fence, the balance well timbered. The location is healthy, the soil rich, and well calculated for a farm. Water, wood, and stone, plenty. It will be sold on reasonable terms. D. E. W. V1ELEY. May 10th, IS47. to-tf For Sale. A VALUABLE FARM NEAR BROOKVILLE.
I nis property lira w ithin a hair mile or Brookville, and about a ouarter nf a mile from the canal.
It contain about one hundred and thirtv three acre, or superior upland, seven I v sere, of which are en-clos-d and cultivated. It is healthy, well watered hy several continual springs, and is admirably fitted for a stock farm. ALSO, two eighty acre lot nf upland, well timber, ed, about three mile Mnth of Brookville. A LSO, several town lot. in Brookville. A cash payment will be required on all sale., and liberal time will be given for the pavmrnt of the residue, in instalments. Apply to JOHN M. THORNTON, Esq., Newport, Ky., or to the undersigned, ia his office at Rrookville. J. D. HOWLAND May It, li4T-tO-3m Agent.
WOOL CARDLVG SPINNING AND WEAVING. WE are now ready with three set nf double machines in fine order for carding, for customers also two sets cards, a 270 spindle machine for spinning wool, with six power looms ready to run. and will be happy to accommodate all who will call on us for work in our line. Those living at a distance can be sure of theircarding being done over night. Spinning on short notice. Manufacturing on shares or by the yard early in the fall or on exchange; we w ill give woolen goods for wool on fair terms as lar as we may have goods on hand to suit customers. Prices Carding s and 7J cts. per lb. Spnning is and 18 2-3" " WeaivingCassinrtt IB Jets per vd.. chain found Weaving Jeans 10 " chain found Manufacturing Cassinet 371 to 43 cts. per yard " " on shares and ItiJ cts per yd " Jeans same as Cassinett " White Flannel on shares for " " per yd. SO to 25 cts: Cloth on shares ' and 23 cts. per " " per yard SO to 0IJ " Blanket! on shares f and S cts. M s per yd. 30 for narrow
Fulling will be done a. u.ual ......t nr-.r. rVnn. ! fartttrer.
10 to 2J and 50 rts. according to color and work. All ,., No. 286 Main St., CINCINNATI OHIO. Ihe atu.v ..iL .ji . .... . - .l The hiehest market tines naid for Willows:and
- 1 1 1 ' i mm iu uc u one I il iiiitj , ' . , . , best stvle. Those wishing to purchase goods in our ! B"K"" of any shape or style, made to order at lUc
Hoofs, Shoes fc Rroirnns. Case. Men', calf half welted Booti! do do kip pegged do; do do thick do do; do Boy's do do do do; do Men's and Boy's calf and kip Brogans; do Youth's do do do;
ilo Women's lace and atp kip Roots;
ao e.aiti rsot all kind quauiios; do hf do do do do; do kid Slippera and Buskins; do do welled do; do Goat do do; du Laced Boots, do welted ties; Children's Shoe's ofall descriptions.
The above goods w ill be sold at low prices forCa.a-
by W. S. HOWE, No rrl itCincinnati, Oct. 184. 43-ly.
do da
do do do do do
do
W. BALL AUF,
Engli'k
and Musical Instrument., and Basket Manu-
sjT-TT HOLES ALE and Retail Dealer
French, German and American FancyGooils
line Will find It CO th.-;.- imn... .n alt .. ... I k
Factory and examine onr.tuek if thrv want a strong I July 24 1840
well made article or goods. E. M AC Y CO. Laurel April 23, 1847. 17a.iuo.
30-ly
CINCINNATI TANNERY. A. 3FCAHE. LEATHER STORE AND MANUFACTORY. No. SSi Main St. between t and Sth Cincinnati, Ohio. KEEPS Constantly on hand Sole,LT pper. Kip and Calf f the heal qnality. all or which he will sell as low as any other person in the West. Cash paid
'or Hides.
Ju'.vSI t4
30-1 v.
WM. HEPWORTH DEALER IN HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER. Corner of Main Seventh sts. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Jalyl4 1l48 30.1.
II. IL LANDIS, C7oc and Watch Repairer, FAIRFIELD. INDIANA.
-rf)RO POSES To keep hi .hop In Brookville for one
4 month or more; during and after the aitting of the Franklin Circuit Courtsjor the purpose of repairing Clocks, Watches, fce. His .hop in Brook-
vine, w,i, it in cue ironc saop OI Mr. Klgg't Shop.
Aug. IS 1840.
34 ly
Umbrellas and Parasols.
RECEIVED, a large ass. nd Fashionable Parasols.
TUST RECEIVED, a large assortment of umbrvt-
f m is. am
B. H. BURTON.
nit. M-r i t.K's imimshi k t il. i. 5 and I TONIC and RESTORATIVE VEGETABLE BITTERS. These Pills are no longer among those of doubtful utilitv. They have passed awav from the !
thousands daily launched upon the tide of experiment,
and now stand higher in reputation, and are beconv ing more extrnsivelv used than anv other rreparatior
or medicine ever prepared fur the relief of suffering
man. 1 hey nase tieen introduced into every place it has been found possible to carry them, and there are
few towns and villages but contain some rmarkable evidences of their good effect. In the South, partic
ularly, where bilious diseases prevail, they annually save the lives of thousands. For proof of the foregoing statements, and of the value and efficacv of this
medicine, the proprietor will insert a few of the many thousand testimonials which have been presented to him bymenef the first respectability men who cannot be bought or influenced in any way lo pcrvacicate men who have higher views nf moral responsibility and tustiee, than to certify to facts because it will do another a favor, and themselves no injustice. TESTIMONIALS : Reader ! do not fail in notice the following 1 estimo-
nv in regard to ihe efficacy of Spencer'. Vegetable ; pii,!i- .... in
Tompkins- Hitin, smmpter t o, A la, Jan 4, 1843. Dr A. Spencer: Dear Sir I wish you to forward me a large supply of your Pills; I don't think 300 boxes two large a quantity to tend I sold too boxes the last six months, they are the most popular Pills in thit place. For billions complaints, sick head-ache disprnsaie and sneh like diseases, they are considered almost an infallible remedy. I have fomerly been agent for Dr. Peter' Pills; but I now ell three dozen of yonr Pills tooneof hi. My rnstnmers think them superior to Peter orany other Pill. Respeetfuly yours. O. C. KELSEY Livingston, Snmpter Co., (Ala.) June So, 1843. AtaaaT SpBiccaa, M. D. Dr aa Sir, We have w ithin the last rear sold about two hundred and fifty boxea of your anti-bilious pills. They are generally considered a good familr medicine R. F. HOUSTON Sr. Co. For sale by Hitt Jt Haile, Brookville, Ind. ovll4
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Crockery Ware, &c. f 1 H E .ubtcriber having by recent impartatlon e.itn
. K pieted nis stock ot t'tiutea and common "irei ' would inform those wishing to purchase, that he eats I now offt r for theirexamination one of the best selected ! aseortmrntsin the West. He feels confident that tho.a
' ,n nniwli. a. i, '.- kia . , . In tl at loW OTICO,
i either for cash orapprovrd paper. The stock has been selected with a view to the coun
try trade, and consists in part of Common and Printed Teas and Tea Ware; do du Bowls, assorted sizes; do do Pitchers, do do do Edged and C C Plates, do do do do Baker's Dishes and Nappies: With a great variety of other articles in his ''ne- . a I. SO An assortment of Flint Glass, which will old by the box at Manufacturer's price.. SAMPSON, LINDSEY, fc CO. No. et, Main t. east side, opp Trust Ce, Bank. Cra March 19, 134 5. -Lr
JOHN D. HO WLAXD, Attorney at Law, RROnKVILLE, la,
Iron. Nails and Steel-
sei rax HvnVTrNLBS Sligo Iron assorted sizo. jlUyiiHLKUJ 13,000 do other brand, do
OoO do American blister stoat, too do English do loo do Cast do 40 Kegs Nails. 6 do Spike. Just received and for sale low for eah by RICH AR D TTNEll Brookv ille, June 30 1148. ,T ThROUANS -iO eases Men' Kip Brogons, jut re
received and forsale ny w . a. nv n
NoT J Pearl st., Cincinnati, Oct. 14.
j-iy.
TERMS OPTHE INDIANA A3IERICAN. TWO Dollars in advance, 3.50in six month. S3, at the end of the year, and an addition of eenv. for every year payment is delayed thereafter. Advkrtisewekts. One square or loss ie serted three times for one dollar, if payment oe s in advance; one dollar and twe nty-five cents p i
be delayed one year; and oneaoii-r."-.--
WUs I" I - Larger advertises-"'-. .i ...nncip'a
f delayed two years, and in the ame P"PV"Z,.
tne lime paymenv is - neiol for a longer line will be charged on ihe same pnneip