Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 34, Brookville, Franklin County, 20 August 1847 — Page 4

POETRY

jr-K .'Spark-line ami bright." Sparkling ami bright in liq"i"l liht, I. the rill from the- purs'"'.,' fountain; Clearlv it i;l.ai as the rosy Of he sun, that gild" he mountain. Then drink your will "final crystal nil, And have the cup of sorrow; Which, sparkling to-night with deceitful light, Will sting llty su' to-morrow: Like a gem faih irrP eomr bubb,in!; un; Then forth from the cool spring flowing. Reflect. Heaven's ray, and purl on it way Bloom, peace, ami joy bestow ing. Then .'.rink your will ofihe crystal rill, Cc Touch not the wine, though it brightly shine, When Nature t ou has given A drink o sweet your iips to meet A nectar that flows from Heaven! Theii JHk your wilt of that crystal rill, &c. MARGARET TA. When I was in my t.ens I loved dear Margaretta: I know not what it means I ca nnot now forget her. That vision of the past, My head is ever crazing; Yet when I saw her last I could not speak for gazing. Oh, lingering rose of May: Dear as when first I met her: Worn in my heart alwny. Life-cherished, Margaretta! We parted near 'he stile As morn was faintly breaking, For many a weary mile Oh how my heart was aching: P.nt distance, time, and change Have lost me Margaretta: And yet '"' sadly strange That I cannot forget her! Oh queen of rural maids, Dear deve-eyed Margaretta The heart the mind upbraids That struggles to forget her! My lore, I know, will sc. m A wayward 'jovis5 tolly; But, ah! it was a dream, Most sweet, most melancholy. Were mine the world's domain, . To me 'twere fortune better To he a boy again, And dream of Margaretta. Oh! memory of the past, Why linger tu regret her? My first love is my last, For that is Margaretta. . MISCELLA S F. O U S. THE FEMALE SCOUT, A REVOLUTIONARY INCIDENT. BV 1V.H. T. HODGERS Jl'S. The devoted patriotism and indomit able courage exhibited by the American j Women, during the struggle for Independence has been the eloquent theme of many an able writer, and the subject of nvmy a gifted pen. Numberless were the instances which these noble women, unawed by terrible threats and rowaitlly insult, proved how immeasurably superior they were, if. mental and moral courage, to their base and heartless oppressors. Actuated by a sincere and unbounded love for their countrv. and Hieir countrr . - j ry's w elfate, they suffered privation and hardships, without a murmur, and bore up under trials the most severe, wi'.hout complaint. To their determined courage, and unceasing efforts, Freedom owes much. Their fervent prayers, and when necessary, their individual example, had an unbounded influence with the spirited colonists, and their approving smiles, and heart fell thanks, icndered our forefathers doubly strong in their determination to throw off the galling yoke of British tyranny. In all ages ofihe world, the influence of women over a people engaged in any "real and important undertaking has been felt and acknowledged. More especially in cases of ihe invasion of a country by a foreign power, has it made itself apparent. The invaders knew this, and against them directed their strongest efforts. The fact is a notorious one, that the American females were brutally treated, wantonly insulted, and, in many instances, cruelly wronged by the British soldiers, the subordinate officers, and often, by those of high authorities. By a fev of the commanders 'tis true, they were always treated with the delicate consideration ai.d gentle care which

is ever their due, but many others to their bidding them defiance. The boy far from everlasting shame, I e it lemetnbered, ac-; exhibiting any sy mptoms of fear, appearted as though literally de void of all the J ed entirely to forget his own danger, and ennobling sentiments of the human heart, ! to A isrrgatd his own personal safety in

r.nd totally lost to all feelings, except the gratification of their own base passions and vindictive malice. Kate So! ma was young, the breezes of of but seventeen fiimmers had kissed her cheek; still she w as in heart nnd mind, n woman. She was not what the world terms beautiful her countenance was not one that at first sight would impress. the beholder with a profound admiration, or attiact much more than a passing glance. The uncommon regularity of her features, cave her somewhat of a plain, unattractive appearance, but the express ion of firm resolve blended with affectionate tenderness, that sat upon her expan sive brow, rendered Iter features, even when in repose, highly interesting. Of education he could boast but little, but being posessed of good natural abilities, and habitually observant and reflecting, she had acquired a store of useful knowledge, and was intelligent far beyond what her years and advantages would seem to promise. The teeming volume of Nature was her class-book, her wondrous works her constant study; and with a soul sensitively alive to all the iiiblimity and beauty of Nature's teachings, w hat wonder that her progress was rapid and certain. It is not in hustling towns or crowded cities, that the mental faculties are slroncest or earliest developed, or the emotions of the heart deepest or most ardent. It does not require the crowded ball room, the fascinatir.g quadriile, the voluptuous waltz, the fashionable promenade, the gorgeous spectacle, the unceasing round of g.iety, the flattery and adttlation, or hypocritical sycophancy of a conventional life, to call into active existence the finer seniimen9 of the human heart. Far from it. The God of Nature has implanted in each individual breast an irresistible impulse, a "strong necessity," of loving; and the unsophisticated, unlettered maiden of the forest, nurtured among the wild hills, i:i the humblest cottage, is -m-ich the oVj-rt of Mis rare and proTtlon as th; susccp:.'.le f-ghing beauty i:i pib-.ee halls. A- K- '-.si 5 -anted to love! Not

sient flame ofihe impulsive, but with lie whole lirart her whole nature her whole soul. Ilerlove was all devotion, pure, u use; fish and holy; every kim.ly feeling of her nature v;as engaged till hrr sympa!hiis enlisted. Ki'bert WYIIma. t yiuma iieuienant in the Jt'rsy line, was the object of all thi-t hlft-ciion; not was it lost upon him. He v. as a yoins! inuti of c-diicHiion and deep r mill !iiinrifM!ttllM llMr I" ItVe I i . Ill

ILt llKfii lij , M.in.-(; . ...a ,j retuitied it with all the wariiith. ail the I sincerity and tiutli of whic i hi- anient nstnre was capahle. lie ai the cnmtinndant of a party of sfoiits, and being enfiaged in a service of nr"at iiiiporiai.ee, was constantly peiillina hi 1 f. Oil the 25' h of Ji.ne. 1777. after the retreat of the BrhUti at my from Urunsiuick to Anibov, tieneral Vahiniton I temporarily removed his camp f.otn Midd'.ebriKik to Quibhlelown. j Light parties of dragoons were throw n jnnt, to hover round the enemy's lines, lanUfCoiMs were uirecie.: to tire every j jm. ans in their power to iisceil.im the j ! future movements :f the enrmy. el-; ! ling s company was actively employed ! in f-mall parties some in British uniform i in the British camp, some (Utilised as I farniars and hucksters, vendiny; provisi ions ; others movins to and fro, ready to ! c.nvey to the Republican ramp, any in- ! teiiisence their companions w ere enabled ! to obtain. 1 Amnnir llm norltr ir-ie n tU.-rritlv hni'l 4.. .... "" .j .-....-.j ....... ! youth, wlio had joined them upon the j breaking tip o f I he cemp nt MiddlHimuk. land insisied upim bfcomiep cue of their : number, had attached himsell closely to the persi n of their leader. I Spite of all his efforts lie could not , i i , . r.u l i I , - " . . . - . ; 1 n. II nfi,.. nvnlluioir ihn r.ol.i.ri n . 1 .l.ri i

,, , .t x i .1 11,11 tt'mea, ne founts tiimsci a voima ciiity of the service, and giving him the. ,, , . ... . - ! 3 . , .-' , , ,. .Gentleman of the wor d is particu ar in i necessary mstt unions, they proceeded to i , - , K , . I, . , . , ' J 1 his enquires about nice young ladn-s their dangerous task. , 1 , J " .

of the scouts was a tial I liant and dirinj fellow, and venturei ! close to one of the British outposts: and e .. r, ... . . . , ' of the Urilish otiiposts; and; , , , i .i i horse, had reached the bam i ', , n Hughs, near Rahwav, and ' ' leaving his of Mr. Hiram entering with his companion had secreted himself in the straw and was quietly awaiting the movements of his foes. They had scarcely time to snugly ensconce themselves in the 'lintern' a.hen i several soldiers entered the stable and commenced saddling their horses, and at the same time discussing the proptiety of an attack w hich they were about to make on a company of militia, stationed about four miles distant. As soon as they were gone, Welling and his comrade hurried forth to convey the intelligence of the intended attack, and by an. ticipating the arrival of the British to ensure them a warm reception. They had gone but a short distance when the clatter of horses' hoofs was heard distinctly behind them, and though his younr companion urjed the necesi ty ..f the flieht. Welling who knew their! . , , , . . i- i jaded anntmals were no match for the i , r,. , a . "i linr,... nf Itiptr nnrimre monit

llts.i ii'ii aia ... iiit-ll I'UlMicts, tit-t;iili:u lir.. - -. ., , .. , . . 1 . ' . , for her spirits, than the Congress water prudent to turn asice into the wood, and . , , ' . e

,, ., . , ,, , aiiow inem to pass ry. i ney nan nareiy time to attain the shelter of a neighboring copse, when a party of drneoons. numbetin g about twelve, passed in hoi pursuit of the scouts, who had been noticed to leave the barn and take the direction in w hich they were now riding. As they reached the Fpot where the fugitives had turned rlT, they divided into parties and commenced the search of the surrounding wood. Welling reflected for a few moments upon the course lie would pursue, then ! beckoning his companion to follow, he J dismounted and retraced his steps towards j the bain. They reached it in safely, and as they tliotioiit, uinifcovetei;; nut a dragoon had ren aii'.cd rn E'iard, and seeing them enter, sounded a recall, which brought the w hole party instan'ly back. The soldiers tushed in and carefully securing the entrance, commanded the scouts to surrender. But Welling, who knew he could expect no mercy from the hands of the soldiers, bade his companion prepare for the worst, and stood like a lion at bay. ; his anxiety for that of his elder comrade. The officer nettled at the cool obstinacy of the scouts, ordered his men to fire upon them. At the fir:.t mention of the word "fire," the boy threw himself before hi comrade, and received the contents of the ti'.itket levelled at him. The youth fell, faintly 'jaculal.ng the name of Robert'.' The sound of the loved voice, no longer disguised, told him that it w as his own Kale." 'Fiends.' he excla imed, lynu haveshiin The soldiers fell back thunder-stricken and poor Kate, breathed forgiveness to her murderers, and a prayer for her lover, yielded liet spirit to the God that gave ii: 'Cowards.' he cried, 'you have robbed me of all I held dear on earth you have taken from me the only being for w hom I would wish to live; my life is n longer of any worth to me villians do your work! but stop before you murder me, this to the cowardly Bssassin.' The Feldier who had fired the dead shot, lay dead upon the floor, and the next instand, Robert Welling fell, pietced by a dozen ball! Not content, the blood -thiisty ruffians pluneed their bayonets into his prostrate body, and spurned it with their feet. A cry from one of their number arrested the horrid butchery, and made them sensible of their own dangetous situation. The straw at one t-ide of the bain had taken fire from the wad of Welling's pistol, and whilst thy were engaged in their blood-thirsty work, had gained fear ful headway. The eoldiers rushed al once to the doors, but in addition to their own fastenings, a true hearted negroe servant in the Hughs' family (who with his household had been compelled to remove to make room for the so'diets) liai securely bolted and barricaded them without, and deprived thetn of any hope of escape. The flames increased tapidly, and in a few moments the whole building was inveloped in a sheet of living fire. n..mat Tr-nton, X.J. in 1T?J a grandson or hii oil.. .-r .!:-.. s. was a school Imatr of the writer, ar.l - (n , ,, .f Colonel Stevcn'a Calilorni

Not one of the dragoons escaped: euf-

forated by the smoke, they fell victim-, j tothefmyoftl.e flame,, and perished j . .. .. . I the funeral pyre of Robert Welling ana j ine r emaie tcoui. Vide Lord Ho. Il an.l, Jul) 3.1, 1 f i ffieial despatch, dated "3t rat n LIFC AT SARATOGA. i A corresponJeM of the Courier and : Knrjwrer hints oil ihe characters who an- ' nually coiiflres&'e at !Sratoi.a, in the fullowicijj tor, tart, and rather severe and j V.i siircn'-iiC manner: ; I "Ninety-five and ninety-nix degr. in I the shade.-i- not the number to w rite by. j l!ul fever heat seems the riaht tempeia j ture for such as imike Sdra'cga a summer I iiimii-. ui ej (i rrfie n uai uoes a pretty j armed girl fur more than opportuni I 'ty to sho.v it? Wh a would ail the li'h! i aiizes, and low bosomed dresses, and ! ! feathery headgear?, end riou n-iriu.iiii"' i i Tin?, ami paper slipper?, and open work 1 i,.e be , f,,r( l ltljs weather di-.li.oi lpm,, ,ne w. arins;? What would all the pracxre s:vl studied sijhs, and sweetly contrived unrest, amount to, w iihoul a rise of the quick ? ilvei? j ' Did it ever occur to you why people I come to Saratoga? To visl the Sriiiiis ' todriiik the waters to pre the w ot !' j jaip only cmde and unsatiefactory replies, i I which a iiille close personal observmi in ' , speedily re.-olves into a nulliplirity of cu-1 i lolls results. i "First, here is a stout min. (tanditi' in ! no more tieed of iodine, than of impudence, i i who eats four dishes to his dinner, break-1 j f.isls Bt 10 w hat does lie rome to Sara ! itoga for? Not to humor his w ife and e iil-' lllrn hir lln- initio hltt el I .1 a. I -v I... v r, . s,-1 iv tin- iitrtjc, tun riuiui iv nil mor himself. If Ullder fifty and llilS hair J t . .... it? MiuirJisiri iivniujiiarc iuii.iiies ci ui t the actjuaintance of femmes disi iigi.es lor sake ji posnion, atu , , . ' , st me dry to win an heiress. If , , . . , . . . , . ty, iuid the hatr slightly tinned, ! . , . , ' Mil if mure mienlnin tn In. rlrn.i i ngi-.es mr sake y position, ami tiot.es over fifhe pavs some more attention to llis d re? 8 W aiks ' with a prim . - . i , step-is never caught nap-

pmg gives occasional boquets talks M,i"i' su-ens. s .i....r tvom comer about love ith ihe women about grain I ,i.,h ?) ls-4VNt 1N VA ' ! ,MOwith the men and hopes to supply the j

deficiencies of age by the emolients of the toilet, the poverty of his judgment by the assiduity of his elTorts. l;A gain, here is a woman, w hose youth w hatsoever good hopes she may yet cherish is utterly pone whom even the doti ble character of mother and w ife cannot dissuade ftom flippancy why is she at Saratoga? Not suiely to humor lnubund for he, poor soul, lias followed in her train like a thin shatk in the wake of a passen ger ship, devouring with ill-satis-fied voracity, such tit-bits of fa vor as fail fri in the table of the mess. She comes to renew vain and cheating hope the lii- " . f . , "a ,,M"lu looks without suprilvins her with nmr, uiiu .1 i, altering wot a win uo more i ' i ... . ... , i Hoi uo ior uer siomat ri "Again there is your pretty, blooming girl, who has entreated a summer al Saratoganot to drink the w-ater no such thing, but to make her Iiille venture upon life's gaieties, and toseetf the flatteries of cousin Sue and Aunt Dorothy weie only mocking words. ''A belle at home, she is surprised to find there are other belles in the world. Coy at home. she finds coyness uncurrent, and in her innocence wonders t the brazen impudence of an established favorite. ' But, courage, says Mama, and coinage says her ow n vanity, and in learnin something of manners she learns more? of j impudence and can playoff her In lie, stock of beauty in a fortnight as if she; had unfailing ca pit;;!. Itwasfoi this the! came to Saratoga. j "Here is a family, healthful as the morn- ( ing what are they come for? To dttttk i the waier of couise. Molly as getting j dull, so she musi come and drink Sal is getting dropsical, so she musl come t ru drink Bet a geltinj: thin, so she coir.es to drink Fan was getting wild, the can- ; not be trusted at home and all are gel- j ting marriageable, so they make up a i party for Saratoga. I "What, pray, do new married people j come to Saratoga for? They are like the ' frogs of Egypt; they aiesociable to none j but themselves, they crowd you away from the table; ihey take the best rooms; they drink Fprlng water till you think' they would burst, they practice impudent; fa m il i- r it in. .,w,t, ilm t,l.innn. 1. i.; ' no cetiins rid uf tliem. i,ti-L. .i r i- . ..no. i.u irti mi. in triimu Itl oaraiuua lot 7 rvothing I can fancy dut to be toaz-j ed by mosquitoes ami fups, and to drink! Congress water. till they waddle lip Hro;id-1 way like beer tuba. Lean women, ai enntraire, come for llie rational purpose i of putting on flesh and to be sure of sue- i cess, weigh themselves once a week. j "Again, there are at Saratoga (as if it were the enst-away place of humanity) j tall, rakish looking spinislers, befondling themselves into the Mrange notion that i their days of conquest are not gone by. and trtiMins; with a faith far stronger than the devotees at the Union, that red and white head gear, an J bear's grease, and patcbouly, and cankerous smiles, and a quick step, can take off the edge of year. If they would be wise, and go to second rate hotels, and wear black instead of red, and wear petticoats instead of scollopped pantalets, I dare say they would be bolter Christians, and possibly pass for the tnothersof respectable families. "There are families of children not yet old enongh to be initiated in the coquetries of the place, who are at Saratoga to learn manner. I shall hate f.omothing to say in a future letter about Sar atoga as a place lor siu li utility. I note it now,as one among the objects for which people come to Saratoga. ''There are a set of modest, worthy, courteous, possibly good-for-something, young men, who have come to Saratoga on a sort of Cflebs rhace, and who pass their time studying faces insted of analyses iu numbeiina the fancies of dancing girls; instead of the twinges who have abandoned the chronir, for the acute. "1ST HF.CFIVF.D 10 cases Vo::ti it's Gait, rs; 5 do !o Kid w.-Its. furr.-d: And for sale by W. S. IIOWE;No F. atli (.'iucinuati, Oct. Si I f KtK. li 20 cases Men s Kip Brntreti, nisi cen i.t ana lor sale ov W. S. HOWE, 43-1 T. No. 5 I'earl si ,Cincmati, Oct.

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TWO lots in Itri.ok. ill.-"v. it!i .iM.llinir hoii-es, "ine on tl.e holt.. in. the i.t h. r on tin hilt ; a!-oMmc voluat.ie j lot-, all upon i.ii-oiialiL t. mi-. JOHN A. MATSOV. ! January 1st 14. 1 -tf. l. fVrrni. n. it. n. coFn.x. D.If.Ii. C(FFL - v ! () I .I- S I I- A- II I' I 1 1 . ( J K )( ' I- I! S " iiwi.i.ni iih i n h i .11 li uiv.'iiilin, Ne 17. I.nu. r M:irkt t at ihr Pump, C I ( I X A I I. It A K t.'ont:ttit I tin hii n-d , ;i tin rv and f.t-in r:il nv !f .Mrin.rni !' V :tniil v . n't r"; - tit lf t titiiiltt it--. v Im h t ht will tell h holoalr it it tt r tail, at tin luwt t u-di prict . Mav 22. Ii-Jrt n. jam:?. a , w. wine 1 1T. J A 31 MS WKKJHT, VIIOI.KS Al.K AM) UKI AIL OK l.r It S IV dry hoods a xi) a itocF.u n:a. Xos. s.t.V. ss. Low. r.Mas-kettrcot,f lXCINXA I I. t'oi.nirv Product taken in ccliaiic at fair ran Max 2'.', 1.-.-10 2J-ly. TT HAVE .u r tivt d a hirtjf and juii ml Rwtrtp in. ut nt t;..d ci,i ftii.tr in iart ( tht It'll-. ine J art !! : i Clntli, mxsinn rt. iwi,t!, fatin, fnnih linmj h:i7im. In lull Mtiirm-., A lapiH-n, hrt.n and I hi nt U i d i-ittrtiittr and htt tintr, tu Kiny. a tarirtytif I p!iid and wtrip, s t,,r M.n ph r ut ar, ini'hani.. law'tit, t ;;!nt i t:.Ult Ihm n, iViptr, pliitiinittl plaid i It.r tlrt --i rrrpf h:iwl., iln n ham!Kt rrhirf, l.la.k I tolonil mIK raats, l.latk -ilk t-t t-t, ( hl:uk -ilk tiiPc,liHr, lirown and tt hitr crnihrit-w, i tt.iti n frit i;t, 1 fimt t ritaiuN, liitt, tthittaitd lihttk j it.t-t-n I.hm , H:i k silk hrist , parand. nnihn llaw, turn's liitt- :nfl t!n t k ilk. t imn and kid irluvin; ( wi'im n' ttl.itf ami Mark i!k, kid, pit kn i nnd rm- : titn frh.f, lint n h'llU'fs. Artiliii.il I tout n- fliid la-h-".i naMt: I raid I-t iJiM tt. j AK.-.a larf n-mrimt nt .f Pi). in, l.i clmrn, Fur , !"' ilk Hat-Ht ni iumI Mkh r-rtiiltn-r slid cniStj ilu , M : ims, tratt- and ha In r i hnin; Ihiv- snd ?-padt t,t nit ii:' knit . mill t,ut vrti mi aw. h.md and tt-tmnt aw; kitin-i rrd fuiks. uihlf and tt a- : pt hinc attd st rt; stt tl and iron rtpi:irt ; ; -ht p h at ; i.u.ttint; kiiiM ; nm;i r; mill nnd hand i siw I : AM v 1 it h I ill m II lor C ASH nt tht- tt.urM t'iu cinnati prut. ll It'll A HI) TYM.H. Hr.. kitlt . May 4, 117. la UK VI KKXT, Clark Wntrli Hakci. 5K.W Fl.ltY. Silver Ware and Siei tacl. Malilifactiii- . . r. liiaiiio-sil j ..iiit.-d r;.ld Pell. Ac. No. 2t Main st- b tuien Jih and titli Cincincaii, Ohio. March 20, 145. U-ly. r.r. 0C0 Stock Hog3 Wanted, K v ' ra rini;-100 to l.so nmi iul to l.e deli., rid ! . W "' imii. - sa! Kit ttmotnl. Ohio, on the Ohio Hivtr. 50 t mile ahiive Citu iniiati, in the month of Anirnt next. i ' ah w ill Im-i.aid for the same on il. liv Ftir fur ; ,1,,-r .artie.ilar. dro " rs and otlu rs will particiilar, dro ei anil other will ilt call n I AVID UIHSOX, New It hmand, I'OIIOON it PK KIN, Cmeiiiiiati. C.. I.nz. 2S 7w sib:cj ai. otic i: F Jl iyh:y Important tothe f.-.f'. It has bi-en lonir v f t lmt:rht that the citizens ol ih.' t t wcrctos.-c ll'rliines in reirai'd to the lolli.ms diseases iiih ..hich portions of our noble country an- .iited. 'Ihe true meil.i r: at 1. i.t l Ii oiler, d to us hv the cel. brated llrafi n!ier t,-oi.ipaiiy. K.-ir a.t.i rt isetneii t is in an oilier c woman lnmn, to .. hit Ii llie ntt. iiti.'ti of every man, ;utd .tl.-ld should he Mlim. .Lately g'V. tl. Ca-.es Men' calf hall welted Hoot--! do tlt kip pt J ilo; tlo do thick do do: tlo Hoy tlo tin ilo do; do Mt it and Ho) calf and kin Hrorai.; do lontn do do ilo; do W mm n't lacr end stn kin ltoot; tin i.ait r nt ait kind tX qnali . ; ilo Ii f tlo tlo do do; do kid Slipper and Itnkin; do do welted do; do C.oat do dti; tlo l.at-ed Hoot, dti weltt-d tie; I'hildrt n Shot of nil dt cription; do The uhove g-ootU will lieuld nt low -price fnrt ASA, 1 W.S. HOWE, No5Iarlt. Cincinnati, Oct. !S4. 43-ly. S. E. vomer of Cu'trt nihl Wtilntit streets. ;Lri.'.iTi. TH WK1.1.KRS .ill find sati-ifaelorv acrommodatiotis and moderate chargi s, earrin-e if.i;.-i!iiiil r;ood tabl intr. , It K II.F.V, fin. March 23, 1S4. li-ly. Vri'peti tur. LAWU.i.VCirs Io. 1 A XI) PURE WHITE LEAD. 1 be ftbo.e llrand warranted ipial to anv made in the Wistcrn Coui.trv, ofliee No. S Main Str.lt CINCINNATI, O. Till-', putilic would d.i well to trive the above brands vfH h.tr l.ev-1 fair trial as the proprietor is a new. hs-trimicr in the above business, an, C1,, q, ,,. M jjj it tow. i .iiiiiiiin s. arrauieu liraut s ill ihe C itsJnne i, ttii S4 ly 'Hit US 1 1 STOUE. ICt Main .tiv,i,betwcn1hird ft Fourth fiiirinnati. 111HFH AND MeLAVCillLlN would rtspectA 3 lull, il.vi.r miikliian rs & nnrnnisrs to rail rnd . aiiinc tb.ir iwnrnw-ni, it b.inir vers larRe, at gu ativ HLtU'CI f fltlCl S. l lora our loi-.i v prr.i nri in the hrush l.iannfacliil - mi. . I.. I i mini" i.t that nor Mei k ..ill hsi t.itind il-taetor. . ano that .i lb. most t,.i,iiti Msuli -.Tib lo4.

licvr Sprirg end Summer

ni'Rl OX ha iiiwi rt-c-f.vtft. clircc f fmm , 1 liilnU liln , n larrrt and plrndiH ttr.fk of.n.it which he ran nfiVr t his vd frit-ncl ' and the i plilic in iriiK rnl, at 2.;. I-!? FB5BCKS i than have ever liii'it sulil in t!:i market. As'ihei tnrifi" is mlureil, on nearly all for. igii p.i'.d from 10 TO -to I'Klt I KNT, lie is d-t.-riniii.-d to rie hi: ciistntuei-s the beneiil of i. Call end e:tiitiue lor : yours. Ives. His stock is composed in part of 5 ps. woiii-dycu f r. nc!i P; Kii-,-.i lilm -lilack Chilli .1 ri l do tlu I !: t do 1 do t do French Trap delbill l!o da brown ad I Iiea 2 do Fri neb blk Casi'itm re 2 d-i FpcIisIi do do 1 2 do Fniicy do ?0 do S;itMH tt 12 do K't'y Jean, s t d Siij.."-. S.lk !-. 2 do h i Satin Ve-iin-125 ilo Fancy Prims 1 2 do blue do in d,, hl'k Si whin- d.. 20 .In Paint, d Lawn 1-1 d.i (.11. -i:iiii do 5 do Orirandi. s 20 do Scotch (tiiigh.nn 10 do Tiekinir 35 do Hl ehd Mnlin 12 do Siinini. r l;illt S.ti.fT 10 do Mixed and Uiue lriliiii"s 10 do lii'lt Alapa a I.u-ter 10 do tietiuiine Nankei n 1 2 do Iri-h Linen 10 do. White and Col. Cotton Hoe 6 !' do tlu 1.2 do .'0 prs Silk Ifdk'fs " d.'7. bord and ii.-m stieh.d Line: " do Italian Neck 10 ps Fancy Ve-tinir 1 do hl'k tiro de Swi,s Silk 1 do blue bhu k do d.i d t do do M.itionus striMid J'de Sou do 2 d Sat do Arniure i!o 1 do fej C.ro de Nap do llrown and Faucv do do 1 do Annul Si!k 4 Hal. stout lirnwn Mu-lin 12 ps llrown Unllimr A larire asortm-i.t of wliite dr.-s r- .!s. su.-h4 plain, lirimil. .trim il and crois Inirred .laruiie tt N"nti.M.k and Lac. Mm .i-le I- diriiiL' and Ins, ri ainbric: Si... Mull, Ilo. k lius; .lacoiiett, Tim ad and in?; rimtni!;; l.:ce, ltobin.-tt, I Inn 1. Mohair; Silk iiinj.i nun cotton t, loves ami .Mills; Sup. ; loves; I'a-h. Iloiini t and C:1! U ibat iN; Hint -- .1,7.., Linen TMv Diaper; bird eve Diaper. Tow t-is- I '-m. ...... .i: . . i ... .. f:io.iii!i. coion-o camnrie, niii.iiiis, tiil.le covers; lonir lawn spool, skein anil patent tlsnml; suspend d rs, I'lai-.u 1. flannel sheets; buttons ,,f ' kind.; white satin; bl'k bembailie: Oil eloili: hl'L and pink crane; si'.k frinire and iriitn.iui-: ;n.- ;n. sew inir silk and twist; ,1, mi and fillet v. i ! eollnren-; r i. lien n..rk. .l chi-misr-iM and collars; barair. ; npnin clu cks, wurM, ,1 pant stnrl. paii. iein",'n ! Iin; til-own liollanil. fans, cimilis, suel binds; rk poiketsand pursed asps and twist. SH A WIS. sm Ii as inoiie nun in k i luhri, superior ai ticli .;f;i printed cashmi re, canton, erane f-ilk. inn.1,1. .t.. :1. ...... .Kl.. b'tio, Jtc. linvaar (Iranailicr ami Fr.ihroiilirril Silk Srarls; Ladies' fancy cravats; Muslin de Lane and t'ailiniere li'dk'fs, and various other articles in fancy and Maple line. Eoots and Shoc3 w ould call i.artii nlnr aiti niiou in liU .ck i.r it, and in,Hw mill Mini .. It it tht- Lift-. t ul'tht- Iksi nrttfl. , ht t r hrtmhi on. ant Hats and Eonnetts. Fasliiona1.il- Silk. For, l atiaiiia, 1", das, doiilde and single lirinied Lit Horn anil Straw II at; Silk and Cluih Cap ; Vi rtuni, F lor, net- hraid, Lawn and Zt i-h-t Ti y Ilniiiit tt. CtUKKXS-WAItr. All ill want of breakfast, dinner nr ti a setts, nr any otlier ware, will do well to give liim a call before Luyilie;. H?vrdware. Knives and Forks, St.tlu s, Files, seisor. Inks l.itelies. trate rliains, lioes, liini.-. , screws, . avi s' liateln is, hammers, saws, taeks, ades, rarnrs, rules . iikni.i s, s(i,ares, and various oil., r nrtit-les, sui Ii a are to Ih- I'oiiiiiI in a well selected stock. Groceries, &c. II" ropstnntly ki'eps on liainl a oneral as.,, run nt of croeeries. aiU, eonon varn, l.atlc", "ailli.n ware. ALSO, Mrtintnii s. ries of school books. Ifrookville, .May, i47. t-i SAVE YOUJt TKIiTIi: W'. KF.F.I.Y (I)rniis.) ( the- f rmnfO, W : M. It. Ke.lv. t)ford. O.. will !., : lir....k. ville diirin? the tw .. w ti ks of the Au r ust T nil otitic Circuit t'olitt, 1847. s.ic SFINWIKG AND WEAVING. 1SF: an' ,l('w ri-ady with tltrt t Ft t i f dunhlt-nm-chin. s in ftiii i.rdt r for canlmi;. lor cnMonM r lo two t rnrdw.a 270-ipindlf mnrhint- fur sp iunim? wool, with power liNtnit ready to run, and will he liapny to actoniniod ttf all who will rail on im f..r work in our line. 1 h.r livinr: nt a distance can W nun- uf tin ircitrdimr h. done v r mln. Snitmnx on .hort notice. Mitntifai-Hirinir on .ar. t r In the yard earU in thef.illor on et hani;. ; we wiU "(r,ve w.Mdt n coiN for wool on fair term u lar u$ we may have -jMod'on hand to tiit rtitoun r. may i rut s -i art'.ing- 5 nn, 7. rt, Stnn .ne: i ....I i .i per Pi. Ueaivin,-raint ft l-Pj-ntta pt r d., chain foil ltd Manut:u Minni; Oin, t 37 to t rt nil- .11 :mt 7rl t haiti futiiid 414 ct. ii r ard on chan s A nnd In? n m r d. .l-nni tame a raiit.it " W " riamu I on wlinn for " pfr yd. 21 to 25 ct: Cloth on Rharti and 25 ctn. per J 41 -r yard 50 to 12$ lWankt-tttm hare ) and rt cK piT yd. -10 fur narrow " " f-Oforwidf. riil!intrill ho done iw(,til nt u,n prir -. from in to ?5 at.d so , t-. at-cordin- to color nnd w ork. A ll lie nlioye work we will warrant to he done in the nrM Mi . ir. - ho-tp wiwhinc to ptireha.e ff-.tid in our lint -will fmil it to tlnir iniert t tn rail t.n n at the r.nnr ami examine onrtiettk if flu wt 11 mane article of fmul.-,. I.aurel April 2. 1H-I7. want a uroiiir K. M AC V .V en. 17tlno. TbRrr.'!:vrrn's vKr.F.Ttni.K rn.is .,i iTi-ri-luV W"1 ,KS',''"V"VE VKtJ 1ST A HI.K V ! . , ',," fills arc no lonCi r ainonp th..e T doubtful utility. -I hey have pass, , awav from the thousand, daily launched upon the tide of exin rim. nt, and now stand hiirhcr in n potation, and an- becom- ... ..o,i -.ic-iki,.-! uscn man an nthi r preparation . oi.-.iii-ii.e ever prepareo tor tin r, in r r .1, ir. man 1 h.-v have been inlrodii.H .1 into ..,-,- .l..M. . ha b. en found tiossihlo to enrrv thi-ni. nn.l .I.. -.. . lew towns nnd vill.-.ir.-s lint contain some rmarkal.le . vidences of tlieir jrood i fleets. In the South, partlr. tilarlv. where bilious di. ae pn-vail. t her a. allv sa.r the lives of thousands. For proof oft he for. ro"inc statements, and or the value and efricaev of this .... .... n.e. ..... proprietor w ill insert a few of the main thousand testimonial which have been presented to him by men of the first n sprctabilitv men who cannot be boticht nrintl.tenred in any wav to prevarieatr nun who have bisrber views ..f moral re.pons,l.ili,v nnd lustier, than to certify lo facts iM-eansc it , ,0 another:! favor, nod il.ems. lv n iniiiiee TF.ST1MOVIAI.S; Header! do not fail to notice the following fctinm. rill? -T Rar'' "' , flit :,r' "r Spenc. r's V. (j. table Tomplins- P,liT. Snmptrr tn, Ala. jnn A. 1Rt .. ,"r Spencer: Hear Sir-I .i,h vou tn forward me a larp-supply of your Till,; I don't think .100 l.oves tuo larire a .jiiantity to semi Isold loo ho.s the last ix month, th.yarc t he , popular 1'ills in this plaif. r or billion, complaints, si, -fc ad-acl.e disoen-sail-and such ltki- dis. .,... the. nr.- consider. .1 almost an mfatlihlo n-m.dy. I have form rlv In , n atr. nt for Ilr I'.t. r-s Pills; but I now sell thns- ,1, 17,11 of ,r " r.i. miners in.iik them aunt nor to Peter ornny otlu-r Vills. ltesptclfuly yours. O. C. KELSKY t.ivintrston. Stimnti r Co., (Ala.) JimrS'.. 1S4.1. At pret Spi-Nrt-R, M. n. lKtt StR,v.. have within the last venr sr, about twohunilred and fiftr boxes ..fvoiir nn'ti-bilioii. fills. 1 hey a iv gin. rally considered a cood fnmi1v medirina , , . F. nni n 1 tis ci Co. For sate by lint Jc Ilailc, Ilrook.illr, lnd. Nov 1S-I. TO COUrJTRY HERCHANTS. Crockery Ware, Ac. fWlllF. siih.criber havintr by recent tmpnrtntlon com I ph ted bis stock or Printed and Common Ware, would inform those a ishitiir to purchase, that he can now offer for their examination one of the liest selected ass.irtnu ntsin the West. He r.-rls confident that those w Iin fa. -tr him w ith a ml 1 ill find it to ihrir nt that thoe to purchase, as it is his intention lo ell at low prices, either for rash or approved paper. 1 he stock has bei n seh eled w ith a view to the country trade, and consist in part of Common and Printed I ras and Tea Ware; "to du !ln Is, assorted ies; lo do Pitcher, do do do F.direil and C C Plat, s, do do tlo do Haker's l)ihes nnd Nappies: Wiih a trrcat variety of other arl.eli-s in his line. ALSO An assortment of Flint t;lass, which will be old by the bor at Manufacturer' price. SAMPSON, LIN1JSF.Y. CO. No. 02, Main st. east side, opp Trust Co. Hank. Cin. March in, 1845. iO-ly TF.nlS OPTIIK INDIA X A A 31 E IM CA N. f PH O Dollar, in advance, 2.Jn in six months. Jt.oo H at the end ofihe year, and an addition of .10 cents for . . . ry (mr pai mi ni i di laved t I.t rt afti r. Apvt-RTlss-MKNTS. One ."(iiareor le-s will lis1 in. si ri. .1 ibr. i tini.-s i'r one dollar, ifpa.uM-nt Ih-mad. in ad. a nee: one J. .liar nod i. nv-ti.e' cent, il paiin; ill be ll. laved nil. year: and ..nr dollar and lifrt rl's. I d. I.i.vd two year:, and in Ihe -mr prop irtioi tor ihe tit,i .it-, ut j drlared. laitr-r a.l. i r.irn , f t . l-.iijjs. r liar mil be i hir?. d ii ihcatnt riir.cir It

(ill AKFF.yitt'tiUU FILLS, j Twenty Tftonftnt Coxes tt' 4 etch f rrcrw icrrk. '

f!l HK H A KKK l!KK(, COM PA X V tW'trv to call fl the alitiitiunnt'i very om-inicrtit-J in lUc health ' ol 1"' rr at and btautitnl toihur vnrwa rtpec ting Bii.t.iot's (voprfiffv. This class oi'disi rsi s i ihe Urtnt Sroitriy of the j st. rn hi misf.hcre. Cl.i sihere we mav, tlieir sad . ! effects an- seen am! felt. 1 he brave and arlf-sh-iiyiii ; sett l"-r ho press,- his w ay tothe west, t-i make the j 1 lwild.-rni ss Lnd and lil.iim as the ric,' mvts this I dr-ailfitl evil. It.-is w ill. i. to tT'irL haril and "-mlure j i ,-vi-ry privation, thnn!;s tr to him. lUlt in a little I - ishile lie is iicd with some fonn of bilious disease. 1 ', His stnlip-li now is wej.kn. ss. A cloud ci-mes over 1 ; his pr. rosp. ets; and he i e!nin.s. wulrt tint Hirr'Trere 1 me.-lietve to prevent t, .Ir.-n.lfnl ami', ' trirti it ,l:e te:ze iifinn Hi rtrtim! rom llie ; ent of the landing of the Pilgrims ofl'hmoulh . i- ,(-,! Ii.mr hill. tins d.e.ises have lit sorrow i snmc cure momi : lo the present liniir. n.iiious n. ases nave sent sorrow t and tb-sohition tlirougli the land. Let the graves oi . j III. I.,.d and tin li.-t tell the su.ry. I ! A iiioiii. iitnoiis nuesiion h n- comes tip. Doet the i Stiptemr hulrr ivtrtiti That t',r ttiiliriz i VIIVS tiF TH F. IFFST. I ' ji'fi tn irH'.ing to brer the hrat and hurrhrn vj threat, ! t fn tilii i f nil othcn hrtuh'ttt to tad a ealamityf : It is nut irieert tit to sav No y VO t A nd why do we st b ' Hi eau-e tlu re is no class , of iliea-. s that can be mi certainly prevented and ............... ' . fh. . tliet.nat raetlo .huhthe Hra, fet.b. rg f.mea'iv ...old call the altenti.... ..f COY F.K NOUS, n.KHCIMlv. JIHISIS. 1AWYFKS, iVK.DI- , c.u.mkv, run iiiiHi-isi ..f mid i.-pt. in "iiivxns v ,unrii i-. ;.,..; -". ; . . . -- . . -- ,

i ii -ir . , , i , . f"1 "ntl"1 attention, it balll. d ail his -kill-tao. , l. ll.l'.io... disord. rs slieuld not be u,hr ,r,r .,,. (1IK. u( . hlli1 WM an 1 ! I' V V V O 1 I aillfllffl I "" physician; but all tlieir ttforts pn.ved alike i from the West. 1 tie reader may not Ih lieve ttii: he unavailing. At last a physician who was att. tiding . mav smi'enl the id. a. It.it in these das. of Gnut ' n,u "'t'liir in the lie ii.-hlM.rho.Ki, came to K-e me, I l)i-ci.n ri.s ln should not soni. thing lx found which uclar,il that 1 could not lat inure than one day i will control unit con- disea i s which are, in tlieir na "'"K'-r. also, Hie vast number who came to see me be- . tine, rontrolable and cui-aMc? , lie. . d that a f, w days at most, must , i,d myearthly i It is .-, , II kno ii fan that the true nature of hi I- career. My Jriemlt : e re iiv-.r rati,;! in to see nir Hit! ,' ions disoidirs has been but partially understood. ' ."J' "' bniiber, at this en-is, (Inuring of the aston- : Her.- I.a l..i n the emit .. en t of the utter fail. in' "if ''"g runs performed by Ilr. Reg. rs' Compound Sy-n.-arlv all the niedieal men and nicdiciut-rtjiilcr of f"!'"' Livcrwon and 1 ar,) went to Ckiilicntbe and 'the da. . In back a distance i f,-ty miles in 13 hours, to cvt ....e.i- t-.r. f ( sonieof tbealMive ni.dieiiie: I con inencitl takiu? it, I.RFAK TiIE CIIII.l. . ; S11J ,t range to till! bel'ore I hud taktll half a l.ttle . s.-.-ms to have ln-n and to lie their rn-at I'im in fever ; the rough si as entirely eun d: from this time I re

alm agn. ; and to purge, drench. Ii . d and mercurial- . iZv-in all tl.e other I.tiiis fit l.iiious r.-v.-r. What tiave Itern ihe .-ens. ii. nces ? 'I In y an- i.ki well known to ii.-ed relaTinis. I iih of ttioii-aiu's base ilu d, mtilti-tud.-s l.a.e bad their blood poisoiie.l by ni.rcur; M-arrely mil hav.-becn periiianelitly cun-d. l lit Inn. llt.-.ir. i I' r t vonti o ii ! and in cnnc utit rv it i in the yu,m, to rrn.hccfr it ' tirohzft!y. AH ilmerMU an nn-lv attained hy thf n li brat'tl : Graefenterg Vegetable Pills. 1 L.-tlliem h" fairH tried lltroiir;hout the t.n iit Wet. ' and the tltll'nu 'Fnim which clint's to tin' sysi. m almost like It prosv, w ill be .-nulicat.-.!. Ii.altli will be cpi-cil il v r"-!ir !; t hr ilhiv c.'iupli'xii'n w i II 1m- in :t thin -h and fair; tr nirtli and itU-anmlil' i-naiitn uill return -....I I 11. t Mill ll.it Till. I I In" ' GR.ii e r.ursisn for tin victim of lh diM-a' rt ft rn d to. Vtvrntiirt' ; tn f f im t if tht t J'il'.si t-rt- fiirni-ht'd to cvt r niini!) i ill tlu lnt d Siattt at tht iaim pm' nf THE tiESt.H.ll. ti 01 I HWF.ST. it would Ih- tlu- most . ri.ii. ritr.il and merciful cxpen j ilitnn-ev.-r made. V.hy? 1'.. rr.-is.-I'rom . v-ry fainily alf lirltiput trnlrin-i,-i Tr r!il he liallitheil' The West ' Mould no loiur'T In-.'r. n.". d. 'I 1.. re won!.! Ik NO MOHK M.KI.Y SF.ASOXS.' 'l lie iiilialiitiints there would lis- as f n e -from such complaints as tlioc of the In alibi. t portions of New Kn-;laint. I't.i.ki- all otb. r nti-lo',!ions in divines the Ora. I. nliertr Tills mti rly prevert the formation of llie .li.-ae w nl.in ill--s .tem. Those who use them accordintr to directions r.i.v.vo7' nF.coMi: eilliovs; With these r marks tin Oraef. ii'm r? Conipany inviiw a still niorc tended trial of thi ir Tills. tst. 1. et tn ;-jil -.'. rii'. tiCttftcr anil get a nip. ply. anil ditripnte to every fninttv. 2nd. Let C'leri-jmen rit umitteml anil d:itriUnte them .;!. lit Landholder! Jurnith tlum tm the tettlexi an t'u ir InwLt. 4th. Let F.tnicrant Sneietret ami other philanthrip - ir Imrfrririniri (Vm 'V iiir.'i ' III short. h re is no earlhlv n a'..n why the West should not be perf. civ In althy; that on its In autifu prairii-s and Im-side it, noble sir. . mis str.nir and it-..run-In alili -ln.iil.l n..t l. . ii'... d In the luilow in-r itiwra-tt tht etinall' woatltrtul triiimph-w PilU hUu achieve Arthnta. i Fiatnhnrv, HilliotM Coniidaittt, I Vlnor Altiu. or White Poil, (ta-tnc Frier, Powi U d U-it nt act'ifii in. Pn at Pane, Catarrh, CotiMiparion. Conirh or Pn inuncj, Co-lit iit , rtt-tl Sivklit. , Ciripi , llearthnni, H-ad -Vehe, llteiim, 1 ncttntinence of Crne. liithiT "tion, I n Tarnation tf itat part IntlaniHtioii of the Stom irhota Piftictilt Hrt aihin. I -yspt pwia, ' p p tic Cinwtimptiin, Iitret itnl, Impt-rl t t, Determination of llloud to the Ht a 9 Kar Ailif, I'.n pela;, Kpilt py, h t vi r l-ow, r oii, I11termiitt ttt. Itt mittt ni, Fi ver and Aith , ach, .lanndicp. Liver Complaint-, I.ow Spirit Mi nMrna.iofi, Snpprtml or Piiiufiil Vervoiin Disorder, Keiiialria, Hlu niii'im, I stomal h Vai ioti di( ae I Whitt. ?r nil liillioti or .hrnnir di-ordt r. ihee ael.it ve the mo-st wont!. H n I tnutnth-. Merc thev ih IV compt-iiiion. And a the cii-ci plihility of the Ameriean rtmtitiition i to iliee iliwaM?, tiny are' ' The Pill of the New World. J Tht ir w onderful fflracr in thee cntnpl.titi t ari- J f from th' irpowtrto opt the Port : c.ene and fl n mrth.-n tin Stomach and Bow U. m-tke the I'rine tow heaiilti! mti i-liar. and it ffivi- ttine and itm ngth u the -tem: WIIOI.KS W V. W.4KKHOCSK, 4' Jtdtn irt. ew York 1 11 town w h rv there i no hram h, the Company will appoint one on application by Itttir (pot piU or tttlii rw I't r-oii-: w i-htiie; the Pi'N sent h mail can ordt r tin m. Price 25 cent a lo. Mt r Si afon, Ct n'n-i ill, Indiana, Gent thI Ajetit forthe St:ite of I ntltaiia. Hubert MiClt iy, Ai;ntt, Urookv illr, lnd. TERMS CASH! Fa V 31 A IV & It I C K. Oil I KHS, W h.. I. -and Kelail Diallers in I M I Hardware and Cutlerv, Wire, Steel, Nails c. Kin of Hit Anvil, No. ST Main Mri-el, 5 doom lit low Tt arl tst. Cincinnati, July .Id 1M. 27-ly 31. & f. C'tXIK. AMl KACTl RFHSnfTin, t'opptraud Sheet ! I roll wares S. W . Corner of Filth and I'l inn sts., V ISV I V.V.I II, OH Itl. They keep always on hand a Ren. ru assort m. iil of ('.Hikini; and Ten i'late Stoves Ii is Ii tlu y w til s, ni !,!, sb or n tail, al the low . st prices. Purihas. rs will do w.ll to call and amine our prices before imrchasiii; t lse here. July 24 146 30-lr Jo.rpo LI'S Slico Ir-.n, assorted i.e. ) io,mw Wijnr, " du k00 lbs. 4meri(-n Sll el I'.'O " Kocli-h blister l. . 1 .0 ki ps nail., for sale bv ltk'll A HI) I VNF.H. I'.rookville, May 4, KIT. I'l 80 Acres of Lend fcrSale. T 1IIK Mile-rnlM r w i.hi tti 1 1 acn ef land, lornti il two nnd n half milts f-at tf lirixtk t ille. eiie liall milt miih e( tin- turnpike tn tie contriitt d from HrtMikwille fo Cincinnati. hrrr in about ten ncrt clt nretl. nntl nnd r cNd f nee, the ha lance well tim.M r il. The location i In nl'h, ihe oi rich, and wi ll ralmlatt d for a farm. W :ttt r, wfid, and tone, jihnty. It wilt he old on r UMinahle trrm. 1). K. W. VIEI.EV. May 10th, IS 17. 20-tf For Sale. A VAI. I AP.I.F. ItKM 'I his prop, rly lie wi' v iiie, and ahoiit a c.iart. r A It M NKxTt rP.OOKVII.I.F.. itbin a half mik-of Itmok.f a mile from the canal. contains about one hiiu.tr. d and tbirtr three acre of superior upland, seventy acre of which are rnclo. d and cultis at. ri. It is health j , well watered by tvrral continual springs, and is admirably fitted for a stock farm. A I. St), ta o eighty acre lot cfiipland. w 11 timbered. alHiittthrte mil. .mlh sf Itnn.k i il le. ALSO, several toi ft bit in Brook. ille. A rash navnt.-nt will b nanitid on all sale, and ( lib" ral lime w ill be Riven for the payment of the n si ll ne, in instalments. n?p f to JOHN M. THORNTON", F.q., Newport, K).f ur to the i.n.l. r.ili. d. in Ins uirice at llr.H.k ville. J. Ij. IIOWLANl, May 12, lt47 2C-3m Agent. W3I. IIEPWORTII DE AI.KH IN HIOKS, OIL AND LF.ATIIEIt. Vomer of Mam Serenth sis. CINCINNATI, OHIO. July 2 I 154" 30-ly I i.i i717an ijis, Vlnvl: ant! Watch Repairer, PAIR FIE UK IXDIA NA . lnOPOSF.S To keep hl hop in HrookTiHr for one Q tonnih or more; durme and after the nit tint; uf (he Kmnklin Cirt ml Court, ftr the pnrpoc of rrpairmr Click, Watchc, kc." Hi hop in Bro"kt ill, i'l he in the front hop of Mr. Kig'ta Shop. Am 7. Is ! 34 ly It ran dt lis I'ilN d.ii it of --inline llralld. tb' Pills, iinl rrreiicd ami l..r salr hr I'K I1AK1 I1M:R

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DR. RO Gil IIS' COMPOUND SYJIUP OP LEVu.r."i:T A'5 TAR .4 safe and certain cuip fnr COXSUMp'TJOXaf THE I.V'XUS, vViinS of IJloml, Coupis, Colds, Asthma, Pain in the &iue, P.rcmchiti.1, Ifliooj in? Cou?h and all PLLMOXAIIV AFFECTIONS. nF.AIt what the re.'HWni Or. Rirhants ,-, a M.jsiciaii of more than 30 years' standing

after having resorted t.in-i-ry meant within his know! edge, lor the treatment of CnMunptitn, without the slightest belli fit. he permitted him to use l)r Korert' J.,i ertr,.ri and Tut; by w huh he was restored tm tier l.-rt tt.nltt. ,c a. n. rrrryir in wic rise ol sir. Chnrlrt H'artr. that ret health. (Sir-neil WM. J. It ICH UDS M I 1'U.ih-call at the Aceufa aiid see lUm ceri'itielteit full. D E S Pl I R Ji'OT FO It TFIERK ."? HOPE EFEjy FOR TIIE 7I AAY3 Tin i to certify that some momh iucv 1 a takr w mi a pain in my sine anu Inast, I rat ed in the ...t ,)f s,.vrral r,,vsic, , b ut , fV ' "e .,ilf .,, f, " ,,t ' ""''.. f ' , aH,li,i ui. . - . . . . aIiw .PHI UM. jianit nonc, aniut-( Uiv tn,ntrt ... - .iv .....i-c, mmn.-en llie greatest ecrtinj,and cov. n-d rapr-Uy. and w hen 1 bad ti. d two bottles I aial.let.-- resume tmy tamilv "rotations nsnal. I am fnliy sat isti. d that if it had not bun for ibis excelb nt ni.dieiiie, I would now be in my crave, and must, in liniei . say thi-t I truly n turn my sincere ilian-fs to the inventor of 'his priceless nied.cm. ,;ii.l ....1. r. . ei. nun. ll. I ail persons atliicted with ili-.a-ed lini-s to give it a trial. IIAUltIK I" MOW K. We. the nnd. rsicned, do certify that this account of M.-s. ltowe i correct, we being per-onally acquainted well all the circumstances. P. P. JOHX'SOX. I'KTF.H 1). M AT I HKW S, I IIDM tSI'll Hi, SOSF.PH KVANS. Staunton, Ohio, Ftb'y 7, lS-jr.. WILL THIS LIVER WORT A XI) TAR CURn A COLD? I DO XOT Mi: AX MERELY RELIEVE IT RUl WILL IT CURE? Thi i- a qm-stitm t fn'tim-ntly ht-ar a-ktd. Ih,. ftll'inir rrrtiticatt i rh-.-u d a thm mc oim hht mi thtr opVjt rl. Mr. CltiMt has uti doitbi that it uot tin1 t nr. d lit rcouqh, but that it rat d lit r lilt . Ut ad what hr S 'I'ht-rr i in t xcuf for di a-t-d In n;, In n thi- piiliIir will rtmtinut- toue mi-tliciiit that tt Milch rrcommt iidt d hy tht re mii r, or Inch i w7r.r hj oint vrrign or uuktitn n rtriificatt-i, fr the sl? pur' vic Cy"l'haf n-ad tht ftdlimin: -Mr. Srovn.L Sir: I di m u a duty to U t tin- puhlic know tht'crtat value tif Dr. Itniji r-' -rIt hratt LIVKWW nKTAVl) I AK. 1 watt mi far cnc with the CONSl MP I lOX. that I had no liopt oft tt r Ixinr; ! n-fttort d to my lu alih and frit nd; I roiiiuititd to rt-t wnrst'iml wort', anil iuy t-tnigh tiso tli-tr-rMnp that I t canit n-dur d to a ntt re kt It-ton, thtni:h ntil r tlu cart of an aht prtttr of ihif- city. V ith lift W 1 or no hope I gt a l.oil.eol the alHi.e ni. .lien..-, which pried to be even more than it professed. Its a. tion ) was like a charm rai-ine the matt, r and .hl,--;ni, i checkintr my eolith, and h.salin ny lunirs p. rf.ctlv J s.iiii.1, by ii-mir uubjthree bmttlet. f anyone In-a ciiRh and is m dainj.-r of consumption, and d..nht the tr at lilessini:-. which attend this medii im-. th. y can lie a-il y sati.li. d, b callmt: on me, on s.itli St, ' rcomh ide1 (Wo iltHir wt-t of Stnilh. a 1 hatt iltiuht it i to tint metlieinr I owt- my lite. (Sitrm-d) ANN Clllt.DS. Cincinnati, January 31, 1(J46. K. H . 'I luxf w hoart afllirted w ith riitrntt:ii T.t!r,L' will do wrU to conndrr calmly win tht r tht ir ronttitioti i more A'-"-rjr than wa that of Mrs. h'oirr, J St.uh fun.ur of Mrt.Chihh of Cinciniiati. If tin re art- any whtt Mill tlnut th- tirmf Ttrtur? o tht medicine, plearti call at ihe Acelitf kiid c ' a pamphlet titntaiiiine numerous rertitl cntt of aitHn;h:ng cures of the Jirrt ami mst rrrrfn.V ctttzen. A. I Sen ille, whilen.lt af. itt lor the Yt ami Sontli.S. K. Comerof Fifth and Hace irtet,Ctn . For -nit by K. I YNKH, lirook. il le, lnd NuvtiolHr, IS4. 47-lf Iron, Wails and Steel sf ,y ri- n-I.HS Slitfo Iron assorud sires ii'sJ''-,i--isv'vL! li.or'o do other brands do do Am. rican l.lis.cr st.il. 200 do KnlisU ! .00 ,1,, t :1. ilg 40 K es Nails, n do Snkes. Just r.cei.cd and for sale lost for rash hr HK 11 .Ml 1) lM lt rtrooLvill.-.'Juiie 30 ISf. tr IKON V STEEL. Bloom KRt;F, n .Iim hi lnot Store X. V. CUAIMIAX, Main S7r-?, vear (he Court House. CIXCiSXA TF. 1HOV Kc MIIS ..fall -.!.-, SI KFI.S oft vrrt I criytion. nil of ihf vrry bi quality warranierj. Antil", ViM, lli-Mow, Carriage triii(-: aiitl lra Aile, llammt r-d Iron, Cmwhar, SI Htf and Hammer in on I tl. All of M.d riialtty mid warranted. -I..Stf-A superior article of Shut Iron, . .l,!l,l, 2f ft T. N- H. All of the above arncles w ill he sold for cah, and at low rat. s. Country Merrhmil- and Itlack'mitlis will hod it lor their interest to call m-tore pi.r. I.s-un; I'lM-wherr. X. . C 11 PM AN. August 21. If 4S. 14-ly. XEW TAILOIt SHOP. M. r la 4- 60X. TT ESTFC I El'I.I.Y inform thr puhlic thaf tlo 9 - have cnmmenrt-tl bu-.iiie. in t ht tow n ufLaun l, direcllv ttver Hot. itore. All order lel't with th--tn ! lot wt.rk h:t 11 rcceir tiromnt ' tt niinii, on a l.l ra! tcrni nn catt he olitainetl vt w h-n. Nt.ne ht ttMitl workmen ohall he t inploj t d. rtuariyicre ire 'f. Jan. lt H-tf ; OMRS TIC A FFA I IIS. i ii vkli.s rii:s. So 354 Main, tiioori AWt oA St. ct the ngn oj The Red Flag. THE subscrilM r has the pleasure of oflV rmt; to the public, the si ry latest imiirovrnii nt, direct from New York, ill the i.oti Vore. 1 his A7.Yf7 OF STOVES ha. driv.n cv.-rv otb. r Stove out of the market wb. rcI T.-r it has !- n introduced. It is simple in its operalion, beautiful in design and form, not liable to tret out of n pair, most perf. ct in it oven, and the tiio-t capacious in its fnrni tore of anv Stove of its sioiuthe market, lt require very little w.xd and is ia-i!v inaiiatr d. Any person w ho is a judiri- of stov. s n .1 but lo Mril lo be salisli. d of its (,-r. at tip. r.ority ove oth r stov. s, . itho.il a lolitr array ol rain. . to n com mend tt. It will r. commend its. If. Ilchasalso the HtT-AIR COOK ISG ST0I T, THE VOOKS VAFtlHITi ' NLLI.1WF P 1'KT.MICM, tin Al-ollueks Patent Stove, so celebrated for itsovm. Ship and Parlor Storei; Tm and ,.'r-Wni' vr. all of which will be wild at price grtatly reduced from the last seoson, I'or Cai-Ii Only. 'I hi fe in want of a store w ill certainly Josem.thine, anil may save 4 or 5 dollars by ral Iin ir on thes nhcriber at Xo. 354 Main. 5 rtport holow Si'lTh Street, at ihe SltlS OF THE RED FLMI ! ! Any stove sold by the subscrilicr that doss not prove equal to Ibr reprs ss-ntation riven of it, may be rr-tuni.-d, and the money w-ill be r. fini.l.-d. ( HAS. H)IIBKS,.),;rii;yi)r the Manufaetyrrrt. .Ill kindi l Tm. I'tpper and Sheet-Icon Joh virrK done with proniytilude and filetity. C incinnati, August J5th 1846. JOUX I. HO WLAXD, Attorney at Law, LKOOKVILLE, la, NEW CASH STORE. T thia store can be found a maaincnt assort ment of new and Fashionable Goods, just received, consisting of Fine, Medium, and Coarse Bl'k, Blue and Brown Cloths; r.l'k and Fancy Single and Double Milled Cassimerrs; Satin, Velvet, VaU-ncio. and Marsaik-a V.-tings; Hl'k Summer Cloth, Drap d'ete, and Linen and t'otton Coatings; Linen and Cotton Summer PnolaliK.nl ry; Litrhl and Dark Mooslin D'iaines and Calicoes; Splendid New S tyle Gingham and Gingham Lawns; Shaa I-, Scarfs, Cravat, Root, Shoes, liroes-rie, qutensware, Itc., which we are selling extremely low. For proof call on ns at the new building opposite the Court House, ftrookville. 2 D. A. CHEEVER.

CO-PARTNERSHIP. rilHE ttndersigmd have entered into partnership fir the tra nsaction ol a general Commission and Forwarding I5nin- t Vtw Orlpasts, tind.t the firinlof SPENf'K ot GUARD, ami kolicit a ahart of the busini , of Franklin and adinining ronntie, ROBERT SPENCE, 1 HOMA3 GI ARD. New Cirica.T, ICC, 32-' y