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AMERICAN.

BROOKVILLE, INDIANA.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1847.

FOR PRESIDENT IX 1848, t.'cii. Z ACIIAUY TAYLOR . "In no raw " I permit mTu'lf tn be ihi can 'iiiate cf anv party, or yield mvsi-lf tn party fhem." " I he (nod of all partiM. and thr National (nod, Mould b my preaiand absorbing aim." Gen. Taylor.

GKX. TAYLOR. Our flag is tbere. In placing it there we do it without the least lingering doubt of its propriety. Our eTery eense, reason and impulse appro fcthe act. Our pride, pleasure, and patriotism, are enlisted. lie i? our first choice without any considerations of justice or expediency. His virtues as a citizen his bravery as a soldier his practical knowledge as a civilian his tact, energy and fertility of resource as a general his personal Industry and temperate habits as a man and his wisdom as a statesman, point him out as the man of the ago. We are therefore for Geh. Taylor for the Presidency, without condition or reserve. The character, varied talent and services of tho man, command so much of our esteem, that we place no bounds to our devotion, except that contained in the sacred decalogue against idolitry. There is not one single trail in his character, rcsidence.occupation or inclinations, we would have changed, if we could. We believe he is the man designed to break down the blighting curse of party spirit in our community, and to drive from the high places in our government, corrupt political profligacy and management. His Roman firmness is required to meet the storm. His freedom from party bias, will permit him to act for his count ry.

John P. Gaines, now a prisoner in Mexico, is the Whig candidate for Congress iathe Covington, Ky., District. So far as heard, it is stated th.t he is leading his opponent finely. We hope he will be elected. He has proved his devotion to his country, and his votes in Congress would be given for its best interests.

THE AMERICAN.

T we present the American to the readers in the fullest dress. Having cleared away the political embarrassments which have cramped us fur a few months and having also nearly finished our engagements in another direction, we now intend to devote our time and talents to our paper. Notwithstanding the chains of political slavery have been attempted to be cast about us, yet we feel free. The whip, too, of vindictive political bigots, has been applied to us, but the only effect has been to make their meanness more prominent, and our list of subscribers has continually increased. We are alay thankful when men of little souls cut our acquaintance, and leare our company. Liberal men are suie to fi.il their places.

Durini the approaching Session of

Court, we intend to enroll numbers upon our subscription, who will allow ns a little volition. We hope also to collect much on our old list. And we would here remark, that it we have any yet on our list, who expect us to be a political slave, willing and obedient to the great moguls of any party, we respectfully ask them to withdraw, as we may hereafter wound their narrow and proscriptive spirits.

Sons of Temperance, A charter has been granted, and a Division organized at Terre Haute, being No. 94. The best citizens of Terre Haute are in the work. A charter has also been granted for a Division at Greencastle. Smoeofthe professors of the college have attached their names to the petition. A charter has been granted for a Division at Boston in Wayne county. This, we believe, makes 14 Divisions in that county. The Rev. Sylvester Scoval, President or the South Hanover college, is the Worthy Patriarch of the Division in that place. The order is still prospering throughout the State. In the old Divisions there appears to be the same interest manifested, and the same exertions put forth to rescue man. Lawrenceburgh is now the only town of any considerable importance in the State, but has this anchor to the temperance cause in their midst a Division of the Sons of Temperance. Can nothing be done for that city! Party Slavery. We have this day hoisted the Taylor flag. We wish our readers to understand that in 60 doing, we do not sell ourselves, soul and body to Gen. Taylor. If he should do Arong, we shall boldly condemn the act, without feeling that we are traitors; nor shall we consider ourselves bound to support all the Utile Taylors, who may, like leeches, cling to his popularity, as their only passport to office. Political services or political devotion shall never again with us cover the rotten heart and putrid character of an office

seeker. He must have the virtue, the character and the talents of bis own. We

despise all the tricks, conduct and consequences of blind party devotion. Those who love it, let them continue to serve their master.

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Congress, J. L. Robinson, 402 P. A. Hacklenian, 332 Senator. Wm. M. McCarty, XI Thomas Kennedy. 323 Representatives, John 11. Cimple!l,373 Aaron H. Lines, 38.. Edwin B arrow, 326 Eliphalet Harber, 332 Treasurer. Renj. II. Burton, 444 SanTl M 'Curdy, 25 Recorder. Joseph A. Miller, 359 Robert John, M25 Prosecuting Attorney, John II. Shirk, 347 John 1U. Myers, 3t0 Assessor, Cyrus Kilgore, 382 M. A. Lowes. 325 County Commissioner, Joseph Price, 409 Total Votes, 741

120 123 208 102 56 73 176 CH 04 Tfi 94 91) 51 ii 37 105 16.) 127 S4 75 114 130 25 10O 57 70 175 C3 K7 35 67 67 49 5 IS 95 15:1 67 60 75 135 118 206 100 56 73 172 67 92 rc, 120 122 209 10! 56 7 179 67 91 35 9 AO 43 5 22 77 137 123 63 77 87 91 43 5 13 s9 141 92 Ml 74 114 123 206 S3 f,l 79 191 75 M 35 95 91 51 16 13 93 134 91 93 76 124 112 206 93 56 79 14 04 91 2 94 90 54 4 37 93 149 120 64 77 124 150 2)7 100 r.6 60 1-1 63 93 F 97 63 54 6 31 101 151 129 77 75 129 119 210 Mi r,6 73 177 62 93 32 68 10U 42 5 25 95 l.'.U 126 KJ 79 123 123 207 101 59 60 1.9 79 10 .5 223 231 263 107 534 3 39 H)6 162 Ui

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Jayae's Aguo Pills. A apeeilr ami p. rnninint cure for F KVF.lt AN D AC.VR, IXTEKMI I 1 EXT FF.VElt. fee In r c-i-mmrml ine ilu-sf lilla iu tlir public, tlie projirit lor dir iwt wih 10 maki any mini ct.siirv ur teiliims tumnibtiliition. but ith full rtirvciiun. anil afrw important rt mark, lie will l-ae the medicine to i ak fir ittulf, tVt liiiir emil'iili nt tbat lis mi rits an' .iKh a will not fail tn brine it into rvm-r:il lis-; milttil, lie is so sanguine i-l' the itiU-arr ul'itn Till., tit- tlm-s not hi-Miate to guiiranui- a run" in tlir must arrarated rase.. Ily lulluw mu ibe ilirtcti"!" li.s. ly .lull' liking tin pn-pm-ation. It. Mlii-rir.rity iwr tin- ordinary Truic Mixture, Fills, Kc. A.c, ''! b- rsa.'.';! lifli ! i. ' ilc pi tt 'y 11 pi-t.-Mi fn t 'Yum all r -n-ii'll d 1 ti rii us i.r I- ii;n :tl pi t arntii-ii. l h I'll Is inn v Ik' Itikt 11 u illi tl i n'mi-st siifi-i tim'i r a! u:' i :! cirtiimiaiire. 1 b-v .trrrcrhin lli" stc-iniii-b, in, ra i-tlu- Mst,ni, and i-nttnlv prt-ini t't i.iir:-i':r :md pn-Mrnticm t f stri ntli wb'uli always attt-nds this (!irnse. l ln y aisn pnssi s a t!i cidi d snpt-riority nvt-r f'ii ttilif, rrttf.iatt of Iron. Arsuiic. Ronti-f. an-! tile mam n it oil i-r ftrt-pmtinn usually niployvd ill llic run- ..I IF.VK.K AMI ACH'K, in Im inir ir. nlly Aptriuit, by iliiti mi'iiii mrrjirit tin milv. ofT tlnot f;li 'In n.nl 1 1 hi id tlit- lit w 1 1 afu r ibt y have fptiii iIm ir r-.i dirinul puns in tin-sto'iiat li. llttis pri i-i urine itt. at riintii'atM n i-f those untilfasant s nipt, ins il.at t.liiio. t i.iiivi r-!!y l"l'" the application oftl.t- afi.ri said nu f!--iiit -, bii b ron-ti inirf llu- In il. piWiii-r roiu'i v'ii-n of the I.ii r, anil n--n nln in tin , -ti m to Ln od il is. se iinm- d.-ingi-rou ll-an ibrsr tk, vnrr in.ntoviil to suhn rt.

Hi i:it it is lhat ihos n-imdifs- in lite maiority of

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Mil l t p rinl. bile the tlist r till in the y!rm is In-oi d-i-e i-t tiU, and iim-i, di-si-lopis iisi-lTina loon il:,iir runs tin in ihnn at tirsf. lltus the ii' i-cssiiy of a tin d run possi-siiifi ibr- ijtialiii. of !r J AY S K's A Li I K I11I1S. tbat t an be applii d itlmut xpi-ri-l l-il-p tin i 1 1 fFi cm In fori- allndt d t", and with a lull conf.di nee of rtcrivina; a ptedy and radical cure of tin- dist m 'I In rili are put up in vials cniitaiiiin? from aft lu 30 l'ill, and In iiiir 11. us deluded Iroiu ibe air, in Vir ill li riinulr or liliiit-rtri nny rbanc. mol if used aci-oriline to ibe direi-iions u.-e Mn t.'i.'.'c K.-in -.'; for l i-vtr and Agu-, liiuriii.iunl and Kinittu-nt IVvtn, Rc. pared only by Dr. D. Javne. 1'liilaiMplita, ind sold on aiicy by ' l. W. H AU.K. 32 ' Hronki!le. I.'d.

PURIFY THE BLOOD. MOFFA T'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS phcenix Fitters. The high in -J cowed celebrity mhieh tbee re-eminetit Medtciuvt have acquired fur thtir iLiwril Ic efficacy iu fit Ihe diwmet which tliey profess to cure, lias rendered thm usual rcUce f puffin,; uot ouly uiuieccK-ary. but uuwor thy of them. Thty axe known by their fnnts : their cnod urk testily f .r tutm. an l tiicy nunc u. t hv liie laitii of the credulous.

Tint rriT. f ( LOA riitK J i-pt l. ti M 1-' N. J.T. f(K'sii' ?' aittl will c(;iis;yr.i . a-sSi'riiti nt f n ir.;n iif:;c;tir d in l!-. ri kt. l.nshilt any iu,t:' in ihv I :. dr;iu- ih Mti. i;t. . .

The Circuit Court commences its session in this place on Monday next. The Blooming Grove campmeeting commences to-day, about one milo south of Blooming Grove. The Brookville campmecting commences next Thursday, four miles east of this place. The Methodi6t Conference, this year, bits at Evan6V-ille.

BROKE JAIL. On Monday night last, three gentlemen escaped from our jail. John Burgil was in for stealing horses, John Coyee for stealing a pair of pantaloons, and James Wilson for some other larceny. As is usual with most others imprisoned in our jail, they worked their way out in the night

time. They left on the floor tho following

notice of their departure, to wit: Sunday, August 3d, 1st 1343. .Tack's gone ashore, sir. Jilll wont stop by himself. C'OJ'CC is going to look for his pantaloons. Wo are, sir, Jack, Jim & Coyec. Jack (John Burgil) is a sailor, as indil hat is a sailor's right. Coyee had loet

his pantaloons, and the landlord where he

was boarding jokingly advised him to steal another man's. He did 60, was arrested

and sent to jail. The fellow, as he informs us, has merely gone to look after Lia lost

trowscrs. We hopo he will find tbetn. Jim, believing in the good old maxim, that "it is Dot good for man to be alone," was induced to go ashore with Jack. Our sheriff offers $45 reward for them.

Prom the Ind. Journal Eu-tra.Xug. 4. ELECTION RETURNS. Marion County McCarty's majority over Wick in this Ciuiity i abou I 300! In 1845, Wick received Ul niBjority over Foley. Last year Marshall beat Whiicomb 78 votes! The Whigs carried their whole ticket with the exception of Treasurer. Messrs. Brown and Harding were elected Representatives. The official vote will be given in our next. Morgan County. Rumor from Morgan County says that the Whigs have carried their whole ticket. electing A. B. Conduit to the Senate, and O. R. Dougherty to

the House. George G. Dunn's majority

over Dr. Dobson, is one hundred and fifty!

If this be true, and the remaining portion

of the District does as well, Dunn will

be elected. Hancock County. Rumored majority for McCarty, one hundred. Walpole's maj. 16, Gooding, (W) Rep. elected. HamUion County McCartyV majority 203, Collip's, W. Representative, 129; Finch, Treasurer, 119; Farley, W.J Auditor, 116. Madison County. McCarty's majority abour 85. and R. N. Williams, W.J Rep. elected. Templelon, Loco received five votes over Walpole, W.J but Walpole having received 16 maj. io Hancock, is elected to the Senate by 11 majority. JoJuison County. Wick's majority 80, and we presume the Locofoco ticket is elected. Bartholomew County. Wicks majority 80 and we piesume the Locofoco county ticket is elected. The counties of Tipton, Brown and Shelby, of this Congressional District, remain to be heard from. Wick has been

re-elected by a majoiily which he will not rpirard mm flatiorlna Hendricks County. The whole whig Ticket elected execpt Treasurer. anJ Thompson's W.J majority, about 3S0. J S Haivey's majority over the Locofocos and disaffected Whigs 205! Putnam County Thompson's W.J

majority over W rights, for Congress ISO, and the vi hole Whig County Tkket is

elected.

Davis' W.J majority over Henley, L.J

in Jennings, is about 2bU. ihe ing Representative is elected. This is the only county in that District heatd from.

THIRD DISTRICT. We have report from the counties of' Dearborn, Decatur. Ripley and lluah, as , follows: Dearborn inij. for Robinson. 41.") Franklin di W2 717 Ripley maj. for Haekleman. 8-i Docatur da 1-7 Rush do 219-493 234 The counties of Ohio anl Switzerland are to hear from. Ohio will probably give Hicklcinvi 30 mipriry, and Switz-

li R i: A T ATTRACTION. run lui sal i Tli." must ii.:initiii'i in :i!i-! u r In Id in tbc Wni. uf lrani, taliiunublr Kitrnitutv, l;:in:is. M:mn-s, Silvt r I'lati-it W.U1-, Cni-jiriin, i'ih..l-liT5 . i';uiitintr, Fl-i-m b China. Cm U, tl. ratiduli s, Candi latum, l alil.- Cnik-ry, r. "I 7r'. lal-i' pi. asiirr in Mating In the public 't 1S iiuiliin-; will I,.- HfT.'n d in litis sali'. Inn arti-rU-s uf llu- vi i y Ik st trtaractrr, lur t J !c, iirl.iiiansliip and I'liisti. ON Till HSDAY MtiKMNO, SKl'T. 2id, at o uVlnrk. mid cunt inni' daily until lilt- w li-ili-is sold. at I In- lariji- ri m in til.' Masonir Hall.curni'r Third and W alnut is, rnmprisint; in part Kli-iraiii Dainask I'lnsh Suc'uli'.i s. S.ifaa, Ottiunans and Oivmis. uf tin- lali'si Kri lu-li natti rnn. illi chairs

m match; rii-h tiiriir. d Hair ITnth Slilas, SncialiU-s, j liv;uis and tt timiatis, niutlt-ril si J li w Itll clinias tn match; Kpli-mlid 1'ivnidi-iit and Victnria Damask I'lnsh Chairs, Rot-killt; mid invalid Chairs; iipirnir ; Knyplian Marhti- T up Cciun- T'lihli s, uf Var'-ons p.n- , terns; i li"-ant Card Talih's dn.; rich Snlii T'lihli-ss dn dn; .pli-ndid MahuiraTiy Si-crt-inr'tcs mid Hunk Cases, ;

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Of ASTHMA. ACUTE and CI1KOMC Cffr-H7TS.V. IH'tlT'KIAS of tnc HI.AIIDF.U mid KIULYS BILIOUS FE7EKS U LJVa C OKI LAIIwS - , In tlio wiuth and west, where tlnne ilisoatn pn-vail. thy will be found Inralualile. rianti, lanncm. and u'ht'ni. vvl.n unco use th--si Mcdit--niea. will nevir ttOiMwurils lie witiiout litem. 1 UiOCS VHULIC, and t'tROL'-S I.ovmtn. jiiiS co.--Tiri;:.s, colds coiuhs, cholio. CO.NsCAlP i ll l. Used with cnat suceia in llm du- anv COKKCPT 11VMOKS, DRUPS1KS, DYSPEPSIA. No person with this distressing itteasi-. stmuld itelaj a.ine tlieae meuiciiK-a miQjti!iatiy. ESIPIIO.VS uf IU Skin. kKY.HVLLAS, TIATVLESCY. hi II and AGtE. For lim scourge ufilie wca lein country these medicines will he found a safe. nvdy. uul certain n-mrdr- Other medicinea leare the srstrnn suhjert tn a n tum of the disease a cure tiv thi-ae meiiicineii is n-muneul -

fur a I'lKY THKM, l:E SATIsKltl), A0 BE CIHEB

i FOULNESS cf VOMPLEXIOS. ! G H WD Zl Ala DEDILIT7, OlT. UIDUISE. UKAVEL. UEAUA' 'HES, efettT . kin.1. IS WARD f.KVEK. ISFI.AMMATURY KilLLMAI riSM, IMPURE HLOUD, JA'J&DICE. tOaa AITS- ' T1TE, I LIVER COItlPLAINTB, LLPRUHY, L00SESE8S, I MKUCt'UIAL DISK ASKS j Never fails to eradicate entirely all l lie efficts of Mercury hifiailely sooner than tho moat powerful preparation nf Sarsatvmlln. MT SWEATS. SERVUVS DEVIUTY. SEKVUUS , COMPLA1STS of all kind: OKG.VC AFFECTHlS. PAl.PlTATIl) of the HEART, VAIXTERS CUVLIC, S I Xa B S . Tlie original pri.piii tor of tin se meilicines j i was cured of Pilea of 3S years standing hy the use of these L;!e Medicines alone. . j P.4.V m the heaH, siile, back. hml. joints and nrjtans. ; UIIEUMATIStl. Th.e afflicted with tli.a ' teirilile disease, w ill be anrc of relief by I Ik- Life Medicines. ' I HCSU of BLOOD ta the IllAl, SUVRVV. ' , SAT.TK1IEVM, SI-tf.I.Vi!.. I scuoruiA, o EIIsIO'S EVIL, m ita j ; worst forms, V I. C E R S. of every ascrii:ii.n. W O R II S , of all kinds, am riK-ctuai!y eip.'II l.y Ibnc Mi-iln-ines. HarenU will do well to administer tram when

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Robinsons mijority in the District there-

great variety of

im, . -i i, .. s.ii, -. I'" aim wnnoiir inirrurtlonrs; rli-E:aiil l. aim iiri;

viiiiiu nut uomnson H'U maioriiy. and I uil.t Stands with nurrurs

supi rmr l.i-lii.inalili- chairs, Ite.

VI SOS Spli-mlid Huseunud and MalinpanT rich

I for will be about 3-0. j toned rianos, IVom itu-most ctli-bratcd inaiiiil'utioiii

. in i in r.asr. Atl District. In this District C. B. Ml,t nous.-nn-noh plate Mantle ami I'i. r Mir-

ym-.i '.iA .1 t i . i ui"- "iiq nircsi styini ii-ani'-s in rien tiiiuin

. uiiiu is ctetieu. in r aycue nis innj. IS ! dimm; IIOOM (ll llVl l l l K. Very ft:ie

103. In Union 43.

Fayette his innj

Wayne about tW

and in Henry 3J0 makinfy bis unjority about 1100. The entire Whig ticket in each county in that District is elected, except, Mr. Miller, tho Whig candidate for Repres. in Union. He was not abolition enough for that rcgiou. In the Indianapolis 1) ttncl ck is elected by little over KiO majority.

D'linedal Last. Xn Indian was questioned What is original sin? He replied ''Lajiness."

Charge it as Sugar "Mr Green" sai l a tolerably dressed fema'e the oilier clay, entering a grocery in which were ieveial customers, "have you any fresh corned pork?" "Yes nn'am." 'How much is this snienr a pound?" ' One shilling, mVam." ' Let me have," !n; continued, lowering her voice, ' half a pint uf :;iii and charge it as sugur on the hook!''

tension llnun lil,.s. Side Tallies, Jfcc. CH AMHK.lv. FI KM1 Hi K. Splendid mahogany wardioln s: dressing bun ails uf rvi-n- variety id' pat

tern and style of mirrors, marble tops mid plain ma- I botany French and lii(,'li post canapy bt dstaads, superior Fri niTi u ast stands, with mirrors. ' Cl'llOI.S TKH Y. Fine curled hair matrasses, iti- i pei ior f ather beads. ,Ve, I PI AT KO AND HHlTAn W A H F.. Kntrlisli Plated Tea Setts, tiller t'die and tri 1 1 insidi'. Kritan- j nia Tea Setts, wiih wines, creams and sn-ars, of ihe best Knctish uuj Amricau r.iak, nitchirs, turrens, J castors. -e. )tc. I LAMPS, ierandoles, eamlelliras, pitent solar j lamps of the laicst six li-s and various patterns; irilr, j silv.-rand brun.e, u ith rich i-ul and plain irround j

Class irlnlv-s; ,al lanterns of tin- nio.it approvi d patterns, with various other descriptions nf lamps, flee., silver plated waiters, ensturs, with ritb cut liu'lles, rli i ant painred japanned waiters, m:;'-iiitiei-tu llulii--mia China 'asi s. ii-iu-t and inaiitiT orualiieiits, with a rrrt-sl variely of other riehfancv ir mils. CHINA W A U F.. Kli--ant tr'iM lm.it nnl while Fr-'iich China and tea setts, blu , w h.le and buqui t toilet setts, stone ware, e. I l l' (il.ASS. F.I. cant rich rut bowls, pitchers, sala.li s, di.h. s, d.-ciiiiti r-., w ine muililers, ceb ry gias. si-s, lemonades. ,Ve.

I T'Altl.K (T 1 I.K.ItV -Fine ivory l.-.ilanee handles, knives 11:1,1 forks, with carvers and support, r-,

io niaien: tea setts, , I'MVTINtiS. Landscapes, historical

alio i".rir-m, ul itistiiieni.tn ( no n. I All the alio, e roods, uhicli. w ith menv oil

I In re eniiaier.ited, ill form the l-.inst splendid i bition for site. v. r held in t!,,- Wet. -.. ..u.e, win ne arra'i.-o witi cniji"i;'i-.

, open to inspl ctiuii .iw ral ilni and e enins nits to sale. II IC il CO.. All

! II l'ersons residing out of ihe city, and pti

enasinj at tins sale, can have th- :r an c "ae:.i

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THE LIFE TILLS AND I'lllEMX LITTERS PURIFY THE BLOOD. And thus remove all disease from the system. A sinclc trial will place the LIFE FILLS anil PHCNIX BITTERS beyond the reach of competition iu U.e estimatioD uf every atieut. The ppnuine of these mediciDOS re now put up in whife wrappers aud label, together v ill. a p tmpi.lt t. calttd l.rt.it'i Good Samari!Tii," contaiint.c the Jireetiorn, i:c, on hii h it a drawing of Broadwuj fn'nWall street to cur lfficet by which ttraugers iitim; the city can very easily find u. Tiie wrappers and iSamaritnits are copyrighted, therefore thoie who procure them with white wrat-ptrs can be assured that they are genuine, lie careful, and do uot buy those with ycliow wrappers; but if you do, be satisfied Chat they come direct from us, or dout touch them. 7" Prepared and sold hy irt. CTXiaXaXARi b. norrAT, 335 Broadway, corner of Anthony itrect, New York. For Sale by M. V. Il.MLK, r.rookvi:!., InJ. ;roo Ri..VAi:s Will b? paid to any per.mn prc.ring that liese inl!. trill not yeijorm all the proprietors say then iriii. "moi;h:l:.-3 cei.f.mh a ted F V. V V. II & A c; i: K l I L LS

j i im-n:u ana i-.r. it rAii.lMt curt- a:tl pn-. i -fiitiivt f.r Af'.lK A- I KVr.U. TM'MH AC;l K. ! CIIIU.S is; KKVKH. I'.Vi. t KtJKMKN - oy i ;n; J srX.FKV.aml I TK U M I M T.N T Ki VI It. T!n- prii-c utioii if t i ii . tl dm eti d il'.-rT in iln- , pr par:itiu of pj t il" ir n : t r !aiil:i!.' iti iti If may b: the tit.nur t n'!rj-,- tlui thut tli'-Ii i I,, ir tu," bi-cnf liih'y n i.iiri n' u Inn ii n if ii dt (I I. v n.. i!u 1 nc-, h;.. n j" tn ii.it:u)u:iint:nu i thr d. avviliuh it i ti.t nd ! to rttrv. 'Mint o ninny rf tin- uurk n m- iliK of tJi.- , d.iv an either n-rfiet!v in. rt. ur i!;iori.u in itn ir op. r:itiji, n. n Ii- rt-.i.iily tmct il i tU. pint i cm-

pyri:n, which ha f.rin:;tiy ?'i,r ' .ih-nj..! am- ! ; t)ii u. i i in ?.. j.i rial1 y th:- r-f in K.:vfr Ac AijvF.. a ii-a-if which tn it dil'it-rt'iti ninut.c:Uiotif I i h:i" 11'lt Oil 1 V ti't 1 1n iKii'i I ir.'tir:ll i .iw f..!- ita .. t t

painting, i ' hut ha Imfll d thi kill nf ninny of our fir-t ; ! I' ) i. in i! s. This i tht li s cnrprisiite; li-'ii it i

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Our town is healthy. Hut few c6Ca of fever and ague Lav e made their appearance in this region, this season.

The work is still progressing on the canal. With great perseverance, and with little means, this company is repairing the disastrous breach in this public improvement. Gov. Whitcomb has gone to Ohio with the remains of his wife, where, it is said, hs will remain a few weeks.

It will be seen that the news from the army, is of interest.

O-We ask every man in this county to read Col. Marshall's speech, on the first page of this paper. Lend it to your neighbors. Then preserve the paper, and read it over every month. It is a beautiful tribute to that great Captain and good man, Gen. Taylor. A 'Tom Corwin" meeting has been called at Dublin, Wayne co., Ind. It will not go in the hoosier State. The "Republican," at Lawrenceburgh, and the "Banner," at Madison, have hoisted the Taylor flag, and every Whig paper in the State leans that way, except the Palladium, at Richmond, and the Journal, at Lafayette.

Dr. Thomas Kennedy, owing to the

pressing claims upon bis professional services, by bis kind and constant friends, de

clines serving bis fellow citizens of Franklin county, in the Senate of Indiana. He will therefore attend to the diseases of the

physical body, instead of the political.

Communicated. A SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION", will take place at West Union,

Fayette co., on Saturday the 14th inst. A public dinner will be provided for the different schools, and all the citizens who will be in attendance on the occasion. An appropriate address will be delivered in STinuel Hubbard's Grove, one half mile east of town. At a meeting of the citizens of West Union and vicinity, held for the purpose

of making tue necessary arrangements for

the celebration, on motion,

James Yeach, Esq., was called to the chair, and Elijah Johnson appointed sec'y.

and the following committees were appoin

ted by the meeting:

Committee of Invitation. Rev. Mr. Sullivan. Cant. R. N. Taylor, and E. John

son.

Committee on Music. Dr. Cain.Lafe

Develen, and Charles Ellott. Committee on Dinner. Dan'l Moor

Lafe Develin, Dr. P. S. Silvey, Samuel

Yeach, Samuel Hubbard.Elieba Cock afair,

Jas Yeach, David Eyestone, W, P. Bolton,

Wm. Houston, Mr. Cummins, E. Millis,

and Elijah Johnson.

Committee of Arrangements. W. II Harris. Amos Woster. and James Yeach

Commit toe of Reception. Amzi Pierson, James Swiget, John Kerr, and John T. Williams. Marshall of tho day, Rev. Mr. Sullivan; Assistant Marshall, James M. Cockafair and Lafe Develin. JAMES VEACH.Pres. Elijah Johnson, Sec'y.

Samuel TV. Parkef and lady, of Con

neraville, a:e making a lour of pleasure through the New England States and Canada. On the 6th of July, we see by his letter in the Indiana Journal, he was in Concord, N. H., waiting for a stage to 'ake him on his way to Montieal, Canada, i'e will return by Niagara. Mansfield, ol the Cincinnati Chronicle, has just returned from a tour thf ough New .England.

Liberty Ind , Aug. 3 1, 1847. Dear Sir: Below will be found all the

election returns we have here, Smith got

pietty near the entire abolition vote in

Union countv.

Smiths majority Rep. Trimbly Dem. Maj. Sheriff Howren Whig, Co. Commissioner, Whig, Probate Judge, C oson, Treasurer, Byram, Assessor, Wright, Dem. Coroner, Williams, FAYETTE COUNTY Congress C. B. Smith, (w.) C. H. Test, (d.)

Legislature T. D. Hankins, (w.) 920 Samuel Little, (w.) 9(13 Samuel Miller, (d.) 830 Richard Nuzum (d.) 819 Treasurer W. M. Smith, (w.) 8S9 W.W.Frybarger, (d.) 8fG Wm. Erwin,(w.) 28 Commissioner Thos. Moffit, (w.) 890 Isaac Powell, (d.) 872 The vote for Coroner is about the same as for the other candidates. We have not got the vole.

43 30 5 9 to 13 77 113 19 3 939 834

Sis of Vcn 'i a-.. The tate Ge iro Uoiiowny, of Siuth Carolina, lis loft yW.OOOto Cokesriiury StMninaiy; of tluSouth Carolina conference, for ihe education of the sons of deceased Methodist preachers.

I a an- of tin- v,ut tnimlirr of m tliciin-s h.Tnn" llu.' i inbiir, which by hr;t-tl is.-s of 15-1111:11- t,.i ,v tnlnrr- ; :il p.iia.ma, Imvv -.'.icHl'i-ct oflir. ;ik'inq thills 'i,i ... v i-r Io, the titno, lint tV- jn-t ami niiivrrs:il nhji e ion I to tin-in is th-'ir pow erfnl i'lf-it nnnn iln- orpins at-tnl upon, invnr:a!ily rausts uch a ri-:iclion, as haves thtI systet'.i ih liilitalt-il, anil consemn'iitly tnor:- li;ililo to I iiist-ns.' than ln-forr, anil le-s CM:'.hlr ol w it'istaniliit"

1 irisri,. r-i., Jan. l-i, IM . I Hie i-ll'-r-ts ol ttie poisonous miasm;!, vt Tm-li is so pri'vaMessrs. Kilitiira: I nnti' to iiiC.irm vnti anil the i U lit ill iln- Wi-st anil So'lih. Ihe ohjeel oflhe original fiiihlii-, ih.it ins sun was innlt r the in nlnii-nt ol'i'tir ; t'linipniinth-rofthr above pil!?,ias ln-.-:i tin- preparation , family ilnelor for 1111 than a yi ar, fur a very trnnMi-- ' of 11 im-ilieine that shonlil not only thnroTy t-ritiii-nti- ; some disease of the ikin. svithoiit ii'itaniincr anv relii f. I the ilist ae, hot In its peculiar fs: Mn-eiliit.'. acli-111 upon

i the SloTimeh. I.iirr, Itinvi h 1111 1 liiliinrv or;;ans 111.

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We learn from the Milwankie Gazelle that the entries of public lands at the orifice in that city, since January 1, 1S17, exceed one hnndreJ thoiisaad acres, anl that the receipts are upwards of one hundred and thiity thousand dollars. The quantity of land remaining unsold in thf Milwankie district is between 330,U90 and 400.009 acres.

MIAMI UNIVERSITY. The graduating members of the Miami Union Literary Society of Miami University, will be addieseed, on the delivery of their Diplomas, by James Long. Esq., of Richmond, Ind., August llih, 147. The public are respectfully invited to attend. I lo iin Dkakk, Com. Jas. II. Mr Art urn (Samtel S. Laws.

Fearful Words. Mr. Calhoun, by far the ablest and most clear sighted man of the Democratic party, said in the U. S. Senate on the 24th of last February: Every Senator knew that ha was opposed to the war: but no one knew the depth of lhat opposition but himself. In one short hour after the act of recognition of the war passed, he had said to his friends lhat a deed had been done from which the country would scarcely recover. A curtain has been dropped between him and the future, and for the first time in life, the future was shutout from his view.

Lore Poetry. The following passionate lines are from the Knickerbocker: Were I court plaster, I outtl tw A patch unwn her lip; To spend a life of ccatacy. And tip, and up, and tip I Were I a pair of spectacle. How dearie I would pti;e - A svioalioti on her nose, lo look hut iuthevt!

The Astonishing Value of the Great Mississippi. Thomas Allen, Esq., retd a report to the Chicago Convention regarding the immense value of the irade upon lhat river and its tributries. Il slates that ihe steamers plying l St. Louis alone is 251, and that the whole number on the western waters amount to

Franklin County Seminary. j 1 lie ni xi tu sstion of i hi Institution will fonimrnct' on MONDAY, AL'CiVS I lh. iimlrr thf charicv of litOKOK A. CM ASK, ! Prmvijial. Urookvillv, July 26th, 1847. 3l-3w

1 t!u u it ia-d to i vrr;il i'ln r ili i ian lm c

tiim o n iu fti m !.ri:n', ami clii it ti him htw, thai I ! thought lit would tUv frnni n rflV.-tv One ttnsict:m J j toll m' that it a !. af t-i which son-.t faittil't- 1 wtrt uhjfci, nm! rottttf not tn r"r-'f. S'linc n , j it hcml'it t:t, attd iilur 'I't'iti-r, Sli 1th im. K . um. j 1 rpr.-tc , -Vc. Al'it r trytii'- every m an- fur :trly j i five vi'nri without eft'rrt. I vn ruiviifd tn rive him i j Or. jfttjnt .iitrrct,vr. At thi time h- a literulfv - ort? from lit h- :.! In hi fet. Soiiit lirm s it w mill f 1 ry up Hint curfo(r. ami tlien hr ;tk out arin n h.wl j at ever, ami itch and hum iit"l nthly a to ilrive , him almnit tn il i-irartiitii. Ife h ul net t ' n the j i trrnfrvr however, un ueeM hfor' there ft -. I fhsimje for the h' tter. He uent to school all the time ) i w hit trikitit; the nn tlicine, ntnl partook if the ntne j ' kind nf foml at )h- n-"t of the tnmilv, am! run ahout ' , tlimu rh thick and thin, the same as thr ot Iter 1 nf the chol, nntil he wa perfectly en ret mid h came , ! fat and h-:ir(y, ainl intniirh now over five e:ir ( . )t lutt a symptom of the di-ae ha ever made it ajt m a ranee. He took altotrther fwenty-x hoffleti.f j

the A Iu rutte, and no other im d:ctn wlnle niiij; ii. i Yonr. r i-'follv. M KY AW SISOMF.. Tn-pan d onlv hy Dr. D. Jaj lie. T'hilnde'phi.i, and sold on aem y by M. W. H II.F It rook il te. Ind. Win re may be h:id the M Kit If Hllt DYR, warranti'd to change the hir to a hrantifnl Anhnrn, or perfectly Jet 11 lack, without Ataining ur irritating tht' kin. r.vEHYUonv ru msf.s .i yks hmh tonic. And fir the h-T reason in the werld. herane it i the only hope thiit the hald-headed i nn have ol one more retraining tlie full riowin hvk itf hair, wnh which tmriire adrned thir head in youth, wlfirh it do to tlie admiration of all w ho u-e tt a direeted. Trv t. all of yon who need more or haiulamer hair. Il is the very tiling for yon.

31 arkild Oa Uc Jt!i July, by the Uev. D. M. rHewart, r T. V. Floukr of 3Iontoinery co.. Ia.. tu Mies Hakkikt K. SroMi, of ttusti co.

WORMS! WOK MS! WORM;! To rrmns.e thoe tronll'-mme and lnT-rtn inhahitant f ihe Mnmarh .ind howi . whirh o nt'ini im. pair the health and dt trny the live of children, tie Jo'iiit '1-nir i''rr,tif'"jrrt a certain and ufe preparation fr the removal of the vario'K kind of w nni, Up p-ia, oi4i itmat-h. want of aopetits-, inf:inile fever and a true, and d'htiy of the tomae!i and lueweN and orpan of d'trtion. It i without PTeepimn unc uf the inot valiiule prepuratiuiis in the werld.

vipurate ntd strengthen the whtd vti m, liiid thi i

enahle it hetter tn w uli-naml the malarirMi-a iitfiiencev to which it may he exposed f;r the future. In thi, aided hv an iiiiimate knowledge .f liii- i't.iae, nt-; ctiireil d tiring a lotitr practice, he !iat mo-t happily uce''edtl. Since its de-coM-ry it ha he ? us' d I lar. e'y in private prae'iee. am! wiili-iut a sinch ' f.iture, ami such eiTorr sr. now mahr-in: a imlttce . the proprietor t hupe heiiif ai! to cup ply the d.-. ii:and tor tin w hK- cciintr , to w Inch it it cnnlluVi.t- : v r'cc;)inmei:dod a mpvittit- cut. tir the Fn r and Aru A these pill are intir. lv t.t , otnl :h iiti;mtaiio;t ; ofempy ric."m. tle y have he n p' n.-.i iii' iy n;e.,i their ow n merit hit as ihey w 1 . 1 lie intrelue-d inio eciimii of th. cf.ut.y win re the r ii cutu-i-ant at- ; tend io ir their tutr .! uettoti are imk me n. the pmpri- 1 lots npMfitd the foil w nicr crtitient- Iron, an tLij nd will known .iai lit.uot r ol l'nit.iiit:uti. ! i "inivv "t. p- '.-ti. i ? AR Stt;: A a p it' nl nia im I h i e in ar, ! hflind rtriimnMiii,!i !tTent m die.ttt ' cm i. u.d, ' in cim ii in w ith me.lit-jil ;-ai titiuti. r- have u.in mIy ippo d their n, but 1 havt no k i'ation tn -tatintX that our p.li ere a pi pamt ion a diI:V rent n. fn i , and we 1 worthy of tiitr.!ncti'. into z nerai i-. 1 hnvr ii-sed them iuye.t in r.. prariiei- iih the hap-pi--m r nl t t'nl of .oiiie iiitndri ( -ae, ft do nut ret -U. vt of hut a iuii'e iii-tuiire l.ere 4 hi y J..jeJ .f ftViiiiii a permam nt ritr-.. ir n nil" y in mi- or uu d.i. In miiiie cae, liutttu r it h.i Ih n und tur- , , ix.it y to coiiiinue ih. ir u -e tor a l.:i r ti'ire, hut !jr a rert'iiu ami radical cure, I know n-t their en il. A a pn vcnialiv. , if i tkeii a lew tim Jurinr th amej, I couiiler t in t:i qal' y t c, A nt. I a, o k'i w other phyit.i in v.'ho l.a.e i:ed t!ei wit.i -i;r.l Ih ii- ; i fit, ami would cordially r cmnmi nd itetiita!l ifIV -riti s? w iih Kever and or w !n. re e pt.. l tt i i malaria .f the w t'st and ouih m u r;i Ui'i i'e. X. li. I he dir ctiu;u mu t bo car, fully f -ih;e.I in ! very par it iil tr. Ata true ilnn o many nostrum a wor!il:'fc rat-ire at - adm v d. Tr at ra h I't-.i l ni-a tn cail f r MOKHUAS rRVKHk AM'K VI T. LS, thi: ! w rui.m r iti .at h !o u ii I bear tiie mi- natu, e of

piirp-i , li:l COMI II -nt- - i

f Jewel for Son of T iiiict eni warrants hi work to ber-,'i it f,will be sold a low as ai.y oi" tli.

j eriak i He il flhn prepared Ut mat;- . S FKf.IaOVVS JK rK'.S. . il. r I ', notice, and on ry rvaon:ihf t.-r.ii. H ; i:.n or I.n I;,' In ad.!. i-u ' ntiderig,ned, wilt rceiv- n-imit '"' r.'. I JOHN t.. i;i., i Im'iateapolia, M:y 1, I u 7. Havinifexatnined l!ro. K 1 n-:): r .1 of Temperance. I cheerful) r o .. i. who mav wani a li rt rate :;r: . , ' . i l.Mf WM. II A X . M

a ;i Picture Vimar:ic Jinn?: 1 17 , Main st. ('....m:--. : ffIiK !hit anitlr ran he f.i u ii le and ,ii a- r a:it.u!.ie i i . Fn t rn 'it ie. A u r.M'rim -nt .:' i . , w ay ou hand at w huh ale aod r. !i , .. . U.-)!;! Ki.i:!.!'! rrriiit V; )! STi:.Mf; 17V 'V;;-Fnriii-hed at thi Uui U -t i., i,, ( . Man -k 17ih KUi. S) 11. II U I, L,S I ' i'rt an l Arup awl Ami '. PILI.s. 'Yt.re iiV thins, and iv,',l which ix pan ." Pai l. "sjr ( K in 1 1! sud'ir mi ill tliai iii- it - -, I'liis null lVv-r. ur K.-v;r '

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OlJll'UAIlV. Pikd Of an RlTifction of tbc lur.gp, in W'bito Water touptiii), l'ranklip co.,I;., ou the .list day of July, IS IT, Mm. Kakaii Hentos, consort of Dr. John C. 1"'. Uenton, a-rod boutX?(l yearn. The deceased was a person of amiable character, and during a

1200, valued at 10,000 000; 4000 keel and ! protracted illne, boro her licliou iih

flat boats are to be added. In 181G the receipts at New Orleans from the u pper country of the Mississippi, amounted to 77.000.000. The total value of the whole commerce afloat is 439,000.000, being double the amount of the whole foreign commerce of the nation.

It is reported, says the Columbus Inquirer, that the Mexican government has declared thaithere shall be no peace until Gen. Scott kneels to Santa Anna, and Gen. Taylor is chained in Urrea's stable. Old Zack. on hearing this, declared thai, "if tbey did chain him to the stable, be would be found standing up to the rack, fodder or no fodder."

.4 Spark of Lore.Vfe never despair : of the man who lias one spark of gener- ' ous love in his bosom. We care not! what his affections cluster around, an . aged mother or an infant child, a majes-i tic tree or an humble flower we know; he is not entirely lost to humanity he can not be totally depraved. We could trust Uim'and could feel happy in his Bociety.

out a murmur, cheerluliy resigned to tlie

will of God, leaving this for a belter world in the blissful hope of a glorious im mortality. The consolations of the Gospel wen' tendered to the bereaved husband and affected relatives, and numerous concourse of sympathizing friends, at the funeal, o:i the 1st day of August, by the writer. May the Gud of all comfotl, bless tLein with the influences of his grace. D.ST. JOHN.

Chills and Fevrr. Wright t Indian Vrgnhir lr.'t are one nf the best, if not tht very h-M medicine in the world, f the cure of Intermittent Fever, because ihry excel nil nthrr in riildmi? ih? body rf thoe morbid hnmnrs which are the cane, not only of all kind of fevers, hut nf f very malady in-iilent l man. Four or tive uf mid Indian Weetahle Pillt, taken every uiprbt ou joiner to bed, wiil in a "hurt time make a perfect cure of the mnt oMtiitate cue of chit in and fever; at the ame time the diirettve or)Can will be restored to a healthy tone, and the blond so completely purified that fever and artie, or disease in any form, will be absolutely imptaible. Heware of counter Teits of all kirrJ-! Some are coated with near; others are muJe to resemble in oitw ard appearanee the orii;i 11-41 im die inc. The ftafeM course is, to nrchae fmm the renlar apetu only, one or more of whom may be found in every il!aje tnd town in the State. The Pennine firsale hy R. V S. TvnT, Tli-rtukville; F.. I. t;o)khank )Sc To", Fairfield: Pavid - LniSf r, lilH;ninc Ciiovr; Ih . J. White A '.. 1 .mi 1; r'n. J. Futon, Karhetei . N t Tr-ii'o. Pnncipat eliue, : ',lU t tr .r. l'a..-iJt i,-hj.

i i!Fu nn Hir.nvs or-iviov. ' IV. .1. Hi-hy. Milwankie. W. T., Not., 1 ;5, , write t Dr. .Itiyne. ml :ty, Ymr r'armtufitive li.tl!tni. Hair lve, and U iir Tonic, nil c;n well, nnd tin llal-.itn tr-1' fin ty. It ha :iv tl m:ny live thi asoii. I h;u1 to jet t u it e iii;it-i-d fr-nn New York in S- t mht r l;it. 1 -h.lll wnt of veil at e;;;t t. hundred bntth . I have ei f, rind lnv seen tried ma ti of the eniek artiele' fortlii hilimi li irrlnra, ; w hich w e nr' su'eVrt to; and (f all, vmir inv:ilu 1hl. I enld fi t jk pi r hot ile 1r i. if it ro. M nt he h:id for le. and :mv timntilv of cert iiii'ii of t he strn?et kind. Thete Iirrtie:M sr. the wert iI estes we have It. re, ami your lifi'xcn; i the only tliit.

( that rui rf them. I Prepared on'y Hy Pr. D sold 011 agency Ly

A. I.. St OYIT.l. 8c t Comer nf Till. llac A rent 1 ;ir !: o't'h n:;-f

l-'ur S-ile hy Mil tvird I j in r lir.M.kv.lle Z.id Htid F. 1 vu r & Co., M i:.!hi, ;i. 1 -IV Tt I W T" To thn -nV.rt. d wih UISKF.n l.W'iS. Cmi-umjiiivrs a:ul nil.r-.-i .itl". ri!. with toi!r'., Cnl N, V -,ioi!i! .ill tip. ii ;!i 2r if-. :n,d e- tcrtr.iatex from !r. fox. tr. Wim. I( h. nr. Kirlurd, and itther wr il k te.w 11 nf: ti ;l t iiu iiiiint i. e rti! yini; m onn- wuiid rftil c nr.- is-'ili. I'i-f a-ie-. p rriireie.l lUXiKIvS' b. KIT t f 1.IVI;UHVm')K1 k I K For -.le hy I'.it h tnl Tyn t, !'-rook ilie, and K- kit l Tyi: r C't, al Mc;u;u.r;i, Ind. J, 1-)

Mew EstaViishmeEt

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fhilK au 1 KrvMi" fn-t ).!; i e. !ireeiiui-, and d r-oi iti.ei. tJi: i- e,e -. lip 11 the ..; 1 1 - . 'I !: !i-; i!i. ,1' i r; t. presetiled tn 1 Se prejr". l. r If. ii :' j'celhhi.iTy, i'h.;r.:i f v.i'.r.. .1 ;, e il- d t!i lit. w hieh fri'tt he n. lewitiT, fr-m .tin're fern - t. r-- i; 1 W v xx :.:iUi . iti J ii- ien c., A Ui. - .it J- H r-i.n '. i I r. rtifv t!i.;t in the o:i:iiii r .f J ' 1.", ali;' k of 1 . v- r itiid ttf, s: J t' t nTi intent i.f a p!r einr,. !ti! r . IV; m t:i" I-r. i r-pl ie.i ; n d-e.--'-e e . -r ae in tfr- fi'-ii tlelieV Utti "el er. ; v ( I I at 1 i-t hrn. -r' l!nti f" e -1 Anti-F ver fili, aiui in !. it hrll .1 1.: tued. ,-ml have rei:t:iini'd in n U I fn rw ar.I h:i ! ii my fa"i:K v. 1 rnd Air tie. atiJ ivr in 1 . ry in.:, e;MeU i'lil-, w hit h hate i. 1 u a iitii:.i n re. i Ur Ii.iH I:l U nri.ir' tin pnfTiiT Y no' 11 ; and w !, re they are nt, a m:1 co-nt ! o innre ihe a-hejeiimi. j I'ric. 75 cent p r It i, t i;!- full . ; A fr Ii Minje-- jn-i r ie, .1 ;t;i.t ;'. - l!.;ile'. r.rooisAille, la, ai.J a; O H .'ui Novls-ij

1 iVti-re mav He hd .tavn fail to 'ttr'r KKVKH AND

Javne. phllad-1 t-fcin.

m. w. ii i :.!;. lirookviMe, Ind. ' me TilN, irhici ncx'cr . (ilK.

and f UF. sitHrri'.MT wi-V to ttifnrm Imo ciii.en! t ; ? Itpiokville, ::nd the public c :i r.il ly, t hai In i

i now nr-'pareil to ihi a! kimlsi itf l,'M'KtMI I I!-1, !(;;IT:iM(i. and FINISH IN ft all kind i.f MA- ' CU1 NKHY; setting n 'i and pat rt ne Sem Kdchi ;

1 c i-iitil ami fillip-hill;" every variety ef I'.ra. YVo-k. Al-o make and rvpir all kinds of fim, Pito'i. , I t-- i i,,. -..i : .i... . r:

- V A 'V I -"-k. and doii.ff his work in the n i..antier and ou 1 mn.i I'Ksvanil :ic rininiiil:ii i n! ti-ri.i. Xo. K'i. M il ki t Strn . Somli aiilc. bt low Foilrlh, i Hi- sl.n is : fo'in f lli" M' i'"' rliuri li, nnil !

Sleeper li Fenner

Philad I phia.

5'VVITK the nttetiMen of M. r hint- and MinnrarTn- ! rent to thtirvery KxicntH Klr!aiit. New Stirk, i ptrepared with tjnat eare, and otit-red at t!ic ton (..' j fiotffi 'e ftrirrt for rnt?t. i Tiie principle on which this coneern is eraM!i''b',d, I is to cniio.lt the iiiutn:il int ret of th -ir tiHt-nrT and themsflvis. hy maiinr;.cinrin a cwid article. el- ; line it at the l.uw-t Price for Cash, and re-iFi int : their own remntieratio!! in the amount ofsalei and qnii-k return. Poss-rssinc inenh.iiis til. le facilities for mnnufart'irf ' they are pr n4:-'d to unnlv orders ti any extent. in l '.

r ipertfu I ly solieit the p.ttranas. of Mcrcluiit, Man ufartnrers and D"aler. rliiladelphia, July, 1A4T. 23-3wr

W iilnii ti.t'ee square Uy 3d, 1847.

of Mr. Sp JO!

Mill.

nr.

Doctor Da vis, "ITfOL'LD inform the ptih'ic that" lu h:

virsi! Xiw

5033 Stock Eots Watod,

rairinp ll0 to 150 pounds, t' he dt literal! a

tehmotul, Oliri. in the Oiiio Kivt r, 2i

miles above Cincinnati, in the mmith of Anoint n vt.

C as It w ill be paid for the Mime on dt livery. For further particulars, drovers and oilier will plea-'- ci'.l h O AYIl ;iBSON,Kew Rirhmantf, COIIOOV PK MIX, Cincinnati. Ch. Gaz. H 7

the norih rmmi under

' American. 1 1 1 M,.;ii'm. i sel ete.l. ' "I he Ct"i(fOiMiiU nio;y. j Sjri:ji-i, . nrr j.p-iMnd j ti tlie t.;n.!ar.l ao;h.irs:ie

tite r.riivle. e I aifl on n rr 1 A'w- :IV I K S I l . r lew rv..

D'lft. Ud i cuiittuue th 1 July y.h. I? 47. !

the rfiir f the lu-li-ina ere nil m , a:ul cai'cfi.lly . aid a': f the Tinenre--. hy hi iu-. .J", and cctr-l.iir 1 nt. i :nt h ih a tr u-

tli p. nd u f.iV-iiij; it nt hi Sbo-i. rin pt i riiv f:rr i i ! -h - of . s, un.s. ki';ks. rr.ivs'u s i. iil'It.'KS, SMili, Sl'-'UU .te

i. lie of M-d:vine.

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