Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 36, Brookville, Franklin County, 3 September 1847 — Page 4

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LOWSL AND HDIE3 DRESSES. :" "toning letter from Lo?H, pubt ! i c'e.vl.t:i I floral I will 03 re al -rtfit H i ou'v ly business men, t r i' i , i II : . ivtv? .. B istr-tanl Lii in cer' respect, th i Iel on? In the o u 'tMief J I "J track f f111' , , - . . :,5 . e tliiH:ci, railes.) tire. T; o.miry thriniah j-jjeii1 vo. I hje seti ..c ate. l.i-i b.tA, rocky aai ster it: inJ 1 'iy occaitMl Miirsh. Oi t'iMa,iiiiiri i wicket up)i with m u:i etriitn-'s, '.th'i he rmeM wiOi a s',;:rly Ya-ilue in l prt en lanvtir-t-t t extort from th; s .l hUdiurutl suV :!o;ivi Cr.'.lo vr?iVir h rin sawel i t in 1 J(V-'ir i;i5 iitely th irper i.n.n'i?ir v:ir, nil iiey areihiuenH:::ci t briiij up iris strug'ma fin of vaetaii.m 1 1 iiifjuu I Uep in i!ie fnsure if trie rock. A this is the mimni itS m an u facto rc.ty if the Unmn, I hive lVn much t-ai'ts l fjrii:h you with ao-.rit imeresiiii fact in rf 2rd to it. Lowell U a place of much in'ereL m'tonly because f its ev.-icn-ive inviufarture hut alto became of u-imra'.IeieJ raniJi'y f srrowth. It i Mtua'ed n the right bmk of the beautiful Merriitt.H'!c, on a somewhat level plat of 1 1:: J, and at the matn'i of the Concord. In IS3J at the ti ne most ot the Msnufacl:;rl;i Companies were incorporated , the population of the place numbered 6,400. I i 1S3'J, 17 6J0. when it became an incorporated city. Now the population has reached 33.000. About one-third of this number are operatives it, thtf various tnsn ufactnritiif establi-hments, viz, 8.500 feniaip9 and 4 50".) males. There are twelve manufacturing Companies, each with a rapital stock as follows: Locks and Canals Co. g 800.000 r.feniuiack Man Co, 2 000.000 i Hamilton " " 1.200000 Api-'ietoti " u 600000 L-weil " 600,000 Middlesex - Huffiik " Liwrenca " B ott Massachu's" Piescotl " Pqq qqq j T.o.l ci I JKn rwi i !,,.inBl,u.... .l in aaaition to these are many median-' . . . , ' ' j " "u iita;im.w. nil no ilTI lis, rar e;nploymg a large number of operatives and a large amount of capita!, so that the amount of capi'al now invested at Lwell. cannot fall much short of 614,000.000. Of the amount of business done heie.hardiy an adequate conception can be formed. I here are made every week. 1.SO0 000 yards or cloth, amounting to 9.1,600 000 yards yard per ear enough to extend twice aiouud the entire world! Sixty-five thousand bales ofcolon are worked up annually. Of printed eaiico. there are here made 14,000 000 y anls per year. The annual consomction at Lowell is really astonishing. It is very nearly as follows. Coal, tons 15 000 Wood, cords 4.000 Oil.gallons 80.000 Charcoal, bu.hels 6000.000 Starch, pounds 1.000 lltM One would he apt to suppose, from the above statement of the annual products of Lowel that they were neaily sufficient to supply the demand of the entire country. But let ui consider this a moment and we shall find some rather odd devel opments. The number i f yards of cloth annuallv made here is 83 600,000. There being 20,000.000 "f people in the United Slates each could have 41 yards of Lowell manufacture. Bui the ladies alone consume the wholi amount, leaving the sterner portion vl lhe American people to look to oilier plates for their clothing, or a lopt the ancient custom of "wandering about in sheepskins and goatskins." I don't uih to be obtrusive, but I'm in tlse statistical iiue now, and hope the ladies will pardon me if I go so far as to enquire briefly into the extent of their annual demand, 'individually and collectively." I beiieve the '-spring and summer fashions for lSlT'Muly authenticated, require for a ladjVdress, only fourteen yards. I woiild'i-.t for the woild, specify each article of female diess, and measure out on paper the number of yards in each, but I put it to the candcr of any one to say whelher twenty-six yards are mote than enough to make up the balance of a lad v's full attire? A Ming the fourteen to the menty-six, and we have oh Lord! is it true that each fair one we meet, carries wilh her forty yards of dry gocdsl Now these figures heing so lsrye, I dare not allow the ladies but to full suits a tear, and this would give to each 80 yardsi I presume it is fair to conclude that the adult females oflhe land number all of 7,000,000; then their annual consumption amounts to the enormous pile of 560 000,000 ) srd! Lowell may be multiplied indefinitely Indeed they must be.or the lords of creation w ill ere long be embarrassed with a stat of mudity hopelessly irretrievable! The Factory bindings in Lowell are nearly all situ tied on the Merrimack, though there are a few scattered over the town. They are very extensive many fthem six or seven stories hich.and two hundred feel in length; a nd their appearaoce ti exceedingly imposing. "A dozen children may seem a large family, with olJ folks, who are moderate," remarked Mrs. Partington; "but my poor, dear husband used to tell a story of a tvomrti in some part of the worlJ, wheie he stopped one night, who had nineteen children in live years; or five children in nineteen years, I don't remember which; bat I teaiem'o -r it was one or t'other. ArothsrHit The Hamilton (Ohio) Inttlligencer, refers to the Taylor move, men'-, in the follow ing language."It has been a favorite plan with those who are trying to force Gen. Taylor upn the Whigs to avoid a convention; and by such a move they would most readily onspap, their miserable scheme. Those therefore who would preserve the Whig party, must stand ut for a convention as the means of securing to the mass of the W higs a fair hearing on tha subject.--W itb a convention, the voice of the mass of the whigs can be heard, and the Taylor project detested without one, the Tayloritcs will r'orce their man upon tha party. n-J ensure its die-Siluiinn Tit lime k cor9 when there is no alternative betwsao tbscom:nt:onofanoutaadaat.-wsr man,

and UiVbrekiHj oji ot the Wing rg- j

nation. bounty lands andsciiip. The "o!loin)r is a y-ivSl f '' of Congress relmin to Huonty LtnJs ami Scrip, for the soldiers ia the Mexican war approved Feburasr II. 1837. Each non-roinrnissifined officer, nvieician, or private, enlisted, or to be enlisteJ, in the rtg-.itar army, or regularly mustered in an voluntadr o.np.iiy for not less than 12 m mths. Who has served, or may serve, during the present war with Mexico, and Who frb.i1l receive an honoradle dischare, shall be entitled to receive a certirtcte of Warrant for a IGO acres of land or Who shall have bpen kilted or died of wounds received, or sickness incurred in the coarse of such s-ervice. or Scrip for $U0 bearing 0 per cunt, interest. Siii'h ox thW have been received into the service Tnr less than 13 months, hill ! receive a Warrant for -III seres, or Scrip ! (or f "2.". I No bounty lane's to be riven to such I volunteers, who were accepted into ser vice, and discharged without being' march- ! to its, nt-at nf WAt j rlha p,r,. entitled to a warrant, die (before it bas been issued, th same shall 1st, to the widow and children, 2J, to his father 3d, to his mother. The Warrant may he located by the warrantee, or his heirs at-lsw, at any land ofTicw of the United Stales, upon any or the public lands in such district, then tuf-jettto private entry, and upon wLich no pre-emption rights exist, or cultivation ar.d settlement has been made. All sales, mortjagee, powers, or other instruments or writing, going to affect the title or claim to any such bounty right, made or executed prior to the issue nf such Warrant or Certficate, shall be null atid void to all intents snd purposes whatsoever; Xr shall such claim to bounty right be in anv wise affected bv.or or charged with. lor subject to. thi paymen of any debt or claim incurred by the soldier prior to the j issuing of such Certificate or Warrant; j The gnardian of any minor child, by i order of Court, can seil the Certificate

760,000 ; for the benefit f timae interested. 600.000 1500 000; Mist hits a Wife. A singular cui1.200 090 !tnm prevails amongst the Sioux Indians. 1.200000 Whenever a while man has resided am-

org them for the space of a month, he ia i reij'.ncru o iase 10 uinisen a wire. i ne a . chief of a band, a -"' " uana. among wuicn ne is at the end of this time, comes to Lira with a . j , young and handsome squaw, whom he niUSt e'peuse and protect according to .their customs, or leave the country immediately. Steamboat Voting.The passengers on one of the North river steamboats, lately look a vole to see how the straw of politics were aei'a'ed The result was, for old Rough and Ready one hundred and eighty-seven for James K. Polk seventeen for Mailin Van Duren nine for James G. Rerney three for James Buchanan foily three. It is stated that the difference between the popularity of Gen. Scott and Gen. Taylor may be clearly illustrated in the l feelings expressed by the volunteers i you aouse uen scon, tney win arj gue in his defence, if you abuse Gen I Raylor,thev will turn in an.l whip you. CanmoiM Gazette Dr. George IV. Lecnk, one of the up per tens," was arrested in New Yoik.on Tuesday, charged with cruelty beating his wife and his daughter, who is repie sented to be a beautiful young girl, scarce fifteen years of age. Louisville Coutier. We regret to hear nf the death of Lieut Spsr Spescer Tiptos. of the U. SArmy. It will be seen from the Mexican news that he died at Perote. We are told he was a eentleman distinguished in I all the walks of life, for honorable and generou qualities, as well as by a mil itary spirit, which lacked only opportu nity, to devolope itseir, and to rank him among the distinguished so'diers of the Republic. He has left an amiable wife two oroUier8 and a sister, all living at Lcgmeport. to lament his loss. We have before us the Annul Circular and Cataineue of the Oxford College. The present Farulty is an able one; and those who attended ihe Commencement peak of a decided imprnvment in the studies, and proficiency of the students. The numbers, however, remain small. The following was ihe enumeration for the last year: Seniors 11 Jon iour 22 oophomoree 17 Freshmen ifl Undergraduates Partial Course Prepaiatory School Toial pupils 66 11 60 137 ..brmon 7rp-The Keokuk Regis, ter says, that the sale of iho Mormon Tempi? at Xanvon. 1 1 the Caiho'ies. has Tailed, in consequence nr some defect In the title. The Catholics have purchased Parley Piatt' booP uk, tbe intention of converting it into a church. Terrible Accident at Sea The follow i in? resches us in the l(Vh instant for which it was telegraphed from Philadel phia on ihe nleht of the 18,ht The Ship Chenango arrived yeslerrlaT from Liverpool. She reports a collis ion, on the 9ih lntant, with the Swediah barque Idnna. bound from llsmburg to 4ew ior. me lonna sunk in thirty minutes. One hundred and seventv-two emigrant's including Captain Mobere. of the Uiina were lt. Only thirty-two persons were saved. The following- i from the Journal nf Commerce, received since theaboe was in type. Cspt. Patten Immediately sent his hoats to the rescue, and one host from the hark, picked wp 34 peiaona 171 perished. Among them was Cart. A. A. Moherg. The Lawrencehnrgh (Indiana) Register ssvs: "Mfr Lewis A Echelherger and James C. Hall, of Cincinnati, have porch aed of Mil'on Gregg hi flouring mill. Gregg & Ewing tiillown the Oil Mill.', Mora nf Kern FTumshire There S nrllaT 'ikiniS at iaisi s ? i . f aaasa ss.fl Hmshire, I woman -Hohli hsJ

ten husbands, ail i f wtioro we arc now Hving upon the best terms with her and. each oilier. The woman is highgly respected among her neighbors, who see

nothing to censute hut much la approve. Strange as it may appear; an action for bigamy could not to be sustained against her. ..V V. Erpresa (Mi. Husband and her nine children.) OAt'o. The Locnfocos of the Seventh District have nominated Jonathan D.Mor. ris for Congress, in place cf Gen. Thomas L. Uauier, deceased. Signs and irms. Wait and Ketchum is the very apptopiiate name of a firm in New Yoik,. which makes patent medicines on a tatge scale. Call and Settle have a tailoring estabUhment in Meadville. We presume they give short credits. A. .1 t n . . i -ray n a easiness firm at Portland. Maine. It is superfluous to add that they belong ta orthodox churches. Ijukc Sharp is in the retail business in Cincinnati. As might he expected from the name, he is always wideawake when ever money is to be made. CitCt Adver tiser. Protection in Great Britain. Those who quote the example of Great Britain to justify the removal of all protection should read the following extract from i speech made to his constituents by Mr C3 . t . . 1 . . ovuuiir, one me most emcient co-op erators j wiin sir Knbert Peal, in his re cent fiee-trade measures: "I cannot, however, quit the sul ject of tree trade without expressing my opinion on the abstract principle. I by no means hold that the ptinciple of fiee-trade is ab solutely true, nor that it is of universal application. If I v ere an American, the cien of a young country, I should be jprorrfioMisf. If I were a Fienrhman the na ive of an old country with its in dusiry un developed I should equally be ptoiecwoniai." inu. Jout. The Press Gang. A correspondent of the New York llerali, speaking of the uck oi some editors, says: "Just look at ihe li ck of our federal city editors. Mr.-Gales has a country seat Mr. Seaton has a country seat: Mr. Blair has the delightful seat of Silver Springs; ir. nives nas the duelling ground: Mr. Kendall has a place near town; Mr. Heiss has jut bought a new place; Mr. Ritchie has just purchased and moved into the princely house erected by Mr. Corcoran & Biggt. froniing Lafayette square and ' the While House; Gen. Duff Green has a number of places, including a large inter est in the Cumberland Coal mine. Talk about poor editors after this, will you7'' Putting a Stop to the War and Pre set ring the National Honor. The Nation al Intelligencer of the 17th holds the following honest and manlv Ian Let no one understand n when exult ing at the certainty of a Whig majority in the House of llepieseniatives. as ex pecting that majority to make any attempt to "stop the wheels of the Government" by withholding either the necessary ap propriations for the support of it. or re using to provide the means for meeting any expenditures which have been already siiinoiizea oy law. Quite the contrary. Scrupulous regard for ihe public faith.and ior me obligations or contracts generally, is a cardinal principle in the Whig creed. The Whigs will, we Impe and trust, do every thing they can bring this odious War with Mexico to an honorable close. But, with refeieuce to the public credit. for whatever purpose pledged, we have no doubt that it is fortunate, even as regards ihe Administration itself, that the higs are now certainly aseendant in the hody which has original jurisdiction over the ways and Means. Thev will less hold the administration, In every depar tment of it.to a rigid act-ounlabilit y ;lhey may refuse to lay taxes on the necessaries of life.'as proposed at the last session, that foreign luxuries may come into the country free of duty; but, should the war with Mexico be prolonged until the meeting of Congress, (which Heaven forbid!) oth er means noi incompatable with national honor and dignity than stopping the supplies will be found to put a stop to the war. Cm Atlas. SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE. The lollowing sad tale, so much to the discredit of our species, (we are sorry to say it.) was related to us on Monday last by the victim himself, the injured husband in person.On Monday night, the 2d of this month, in Dubois county, near Haysville. the wife of James Bkattt arose from her bed a. bout midnight, leaving her husband alone, and departed for parts unknown, or has been cruelly abducted, and has not since been heard from. She took with her a pair of saddlebags, a silver watch, some five or six of her brtt dresses and $ 13 in cash! The saddlebags were much worn, and the time. piece had a part of the dial broken in, and was cracked clean across the face two different wsys. Mrs. Bkattv is a tall square. built woman, dark complected, with dark heivy eyebrows and black hair and is remarkablyrfe and easy in her conversation. She is the daughter of Tro. Moore, who lives in that neighborhood, and who is much distressed at her singular absence. Her maiden name was (Mary, Moore;) she married on the 4th of June, 1846, ami has left a devoted husband to weather the storm alone, without any children. No gentleman from the neighborhood ia missing, though the neighbors apprehended that she has been decoyed away by the seductive smiles of a guilty paramour!-. She had lived happily with her husband up toihat moment of time, and, therefore, her present conduct cannot be accounted for on common sense principles. Any information respecting her, will be thankfully received by her destitute husband and scandalized father, at Jasper.Dubois county, Indiana. Wabash Express. L00XING CP AND HOLDING DOWN. Man, proud man! would soar ta Heaven, Heforr his earthly ties, are rivrnt Would cling to Mammon, while k ticks' For joy pertaining to the skies. '-Let me urge you my ion," said a pious eastern farmer, "to give your heart to tha Lord, and the lurotpa to uncle Jh ua.' Santa Anna, being asket) if b had any personal dealings with Taylor and Scon, i a .. ! etroj,nt with lb?t; '

JOHN D. HOWL AND, Attorney at Law, BROOKVILLE. Ia.

JOHN A. MATSON, Attorney at Law. Ornct-ON Main St., Brooxviili, lin May 16th, 1S45. 20-tf. JOHN H.FARQUHAtt, Attorney at Law. Brookville, la. Jan. 10 1843. 3 if. CAPS, CAPS; HATS, HATS Caret Mrn't Mmknil Cap: 4o da snd boy't Hair Srsl Cpl do do do Oitrr do. do do Cloth fur baud dn! do do do Narv Jot do - do Glatd da; do Bof"t Cloth dot do Mtn'i B B Con HM : da do Fah. do do; da do do do; do da da Anglo do; do do do Muikrat do: do do - do Catatmrre do; do do and Boy a Sporting Hat. The above wilt be anld low forCaih by W. S. HOWE, Ko. f Pvarl .. Cincinnati, Oct. J-ljr. Hll. HULL'S COUGH I-Zi:ACiF.S A RE now (.know Irdgrd by thr Faculty I the roost acirntinc and nceerul pn-narati'on crr dia corrrrd for th relief of Concha, Cold. Coniomptinn, ninma, n noopinr; l. our hi, Catarrh, Tiehtnea or the Longs and Cheau, Bronckitia, snd aimilar Pulmonary AflVction, Eeery family in the United Btatra nhoutd beaupplied with Dr. Hull'a Cough Luzengea; not only a preventive, but a a afr and tfflraeiou remedy in all casea nf Couehi Colds, and Consumption. A aingle Box will reveal their astonishing virtues, and open at once the fountain of health and strength to the afflicted. Price 5 cents per Box. For sale by Hitt 9c Haile, Brooksille, la., and by G! R. W arren, Laurel. NEW fJOODS. THAVE just received a large and general assortment ol Goods, consisting in part of the lollowing articlts: 5 ' s Cloths, rassimrrea, twefds, satinets, Frenck bombazines, French Merinoes, Alnrsc.it,' brown and bleathed shirting and sheeting, ticking., variety of piaius ana stripes lor summer near, ginghams, lawns, calicoes, tshle linen, Russia diaper, plain and plaid silk lor dresses, crape shawls, dress handkerchiefs, black and colored silk cravats, blaik silk velvet, black silk vesting, black, bmwn and white cambrics, cotton fringe, bonnet ribands, lares, white and black cotton hose, black silk hose, parasols, umbrellas, men's white and hlark silk, cmtnn and kid gloves; women's white and black silk, kid, pirknet and cotton gloves, linen hMk'ls, Artificial flower and fksblonitble trcid bonnets. Also, a large assortment of Palm. Leghorn, Fur and Silk I!ais;Boots and Shots; ('rattling and grass Scythe, H imo, trice and halter Chains; shovels and pades,cutt ing knives, mill and cross cut saws, hand and tenant saws; knives and folks, table and teaspoons, hinge and screws; steel and iron squares; "-p nrars; Drawing klnvts; augers; mill and hand saw nie. All wkich twill sell for CASH at the lowest Cm etnnati prices. RICHARD TTNER. Brookville, May 4, 1847. LUKE KENT, Clock .Hid W.tlch ULiUrr. JEWELRY, Silver Ware snd Sectcle Manufacturer, Diamond pointed gold Pens, &e. No. IIS Main st- between 5tb and 6th Cincineati, Ohio. Mires zv, 1149. 13-ly. D RUSH STC)UE. 104 Main street, between Thied fc Fourth Cincinnati, iii iint.it aro MCLAUGHLIN wuuld respectMKRCHANTS & DRUGGISTS to call and examine their assortment, it being very , "i sireaiiv REDUCED PRICES. From our long experience in thr brush manufactur ing, we feel confident that onr stoek will be found (satisfactory, and that wc shall be able to suit all, even me most fastidious. March 87th 184S. 14-ly. :$500 REWARD Will be paid to any person proving that these jills, vill not perform all the proprietors say they rcill. MORRILL'S CELEBR ATED FEVER A AKUK PILLS. Ihe great Mid NEVER PAII.INO cure and ircr. Tentative for AGUE FKVRH, DUMB AOUJR. CHILLS Ik FEVER. ENLARGEMENT OE THE SPLEEN, and IN I RRMI1 TENT FEVER. sT'rrAin f he rramh T all, Prireenlu Fittu rente The pmsetution ofeven well directed effort in tke preparation of speciflie remedies, kwwever laudable in itself may ke the endeavor ta alleviata tha "ills ibat 8e-k is heir to," become highly censurable when unguided by medical science, and an intimate acquaintance with the disease which it is intended lo cure. 1 hat so many or the quack remedies of the day are either perfectly inert, or dangerous in their operation, may be readily traced lo this spirit of em pyrcism, which has for many year been abroad among us. This is more especially the case in Fsna Aocb, a disease which in its different ramifications, has not only set the nsual preperations for its cure at defiance, but has baffled the skill of many or our first physicians. This is tbe list surprising when it is considered that the patient is nsuallv exposed to the same deleterious influencts in which the disease originated. The proprietors of this invaluable remedy are well aware of the vast number of medicines before the public, which by large doses of quinine and bv mineral poisons, have the effect or breaking Chills 'and fever for the time, but the just and universal objection to them is their powerful effect upon the organs aotrd upon, invariably reuses such a reaction, as leaves the system debilitated, and consequently more liable to disease than bt Tore, and les capable of withstanding the effects of the poisennns miasma, which is so prevalent in the West and So-ith. I keohject ofthe original com pounder of the above pills,has been the preparation of a medicine that should not only thorn'ly eraadicate the disease, but by its peculiar fc speeifiic action upon the Stomach, Liver, Howeta and billiarv organs, invigorate and strengthen the whole system, and thus enable it better to withstand Ihe malarious influences to which it may be exposed for the future. In this, aided by an intimate knowledge of thia disease, acquired during a long practice, he has most happily succeeded. Since its discovery it ha been used largely in private practice, and without a single falure, and such efforts are now making as induce the proprietors to hope being able to supply the demand for the w hole countey, to which it ia confidently receom mended at a pttitive cure Tor the Fever and Ague. A these pills are entirely beyond the imputation ofempyricism, they have been placed entirelv upon their own merits, but as they will be introduced into srciinns ofthe country where the circumstances attending their introduction are unknown, the proprt- .,....-,.,, , iui !, uigy ctrtmcate irom an able nd well known practitioner of Cincinnati. ClKCIKSATt, Sept. lh, l4r1. DtAB Sta: As a general maxim I have invariably declined reeommrnding Patent medicines of anykind, 3c in common with medical practitioners hate uniform, ly apposed their use, but I have no hesitation in staf ing that your pills are a preparation nf a different natore, and srell wrorihyof introduction into general us. I have used them myself in my practice with the happiest result Out uf some hundred rases, t do not recollect of but single instance where they failed of effecting a permanent cure, generally in one or two days. In some cases, however it has been found necessary to continue their ue for a longer time, but Tor acertainand radical cure, I know not their equal. Asa preventative, if taken a few time during the raton, I consider thi m equally excellent. I also know other physicians who have used them with equal ben. efit, and would cordially recommend them to all Buffering with Fever and Ague, or who are exposed to the malaria of the west and south western climate. N. B. The directions must be carefully followed in every par.icular. At a time when so many nostrums nf a worthies nature are adeeitised, great care should be taken t call for MORRIL'S FEVER fc AGUE PILLS, lb w rapper of each box will bear thr signature of O. H. MORRILL. A. L. SCOVII.L fc Co., DRUOG1STS, Corner of Fith Jt Race sts., Cincinnati, O. , Sola Agents foe the South and west. For Sale by Richard Tyner Brookville Ind . and S. Tfutr st Co., Metamnra. important:! To those afflicted with DISEASED LUNGS. Consumptives, and other suffering with Cough, .ooins, ec snonia au n nan the artnts, and see certificates from Dr. Cox. Mr. Whitehead Dr. Richard, no oiner wen Known citizens of Cincinnati, certify, ing ta some wondeeful cures ofthose diseases perform ed by Da. ROGERS' SYRUP of LI V ERR WORT fc TAR. Far le by Richard Tyner, Brookville, and Exekicl jner on., at netamora, ind. SO, l-y Plumbe National Daguerrlan Gallery AhD mOTOGRAPflF.RS' FURNISHING DEPOTS! a warded the Gold and Silver Medal. Four rreminms, and Two Highest Honors, at the National, the Massachusetts. Ihe Near V.rk snrf the Pennsylvania Exhibitions. respectivcW, for Iho most splendid Colored Daguerreotypes aud beat Apparatus ever exhibited. r Portrait taken in exquisite tyl, without regard to Instructions given tn the art. A large assortment of Apparatus and Slack always Oft kand, af. tbe lowest caah prices. Near York. Sil Broadway; Philadelphia. ISS Chest-s-i out noKivn, raioart, and Hanurgr Sta.t Baltisnore, toj Baltimore St.; Washington, Pennsylvania Avenue; Vrtersbnrg, Va., Mechanic' Hall; Cincin. 'H rounu ana nainat. and ITS Main But Saratoga Sfnngs, Broadw-: pan, itv Viaille Ru da Tern. aie; Liverpool, si tank St, 4-lv Umbrellas and Parasols. JUST RECEIVED, a I a eg assoKmout of antra U H, art Rashtoaskl Parasol.

New Spring and Smmer GOODS

BR. BUR i OX lit jast rwassed, Aire) I rrawi . Philadelphia, a Urgo and splendid alook of gnsds, moat of kick ke tss offer a kia old ftiruda and lk public in general, as stag. Lun LK ricicus than bavceeer bxeaj sold in thi market. AaVika tariff ia rnivrtit, on nearly all fureign good from to i o so PKIt vKnT, ne is aetermnrea ta give kia customers tha benefit of it. Call and utsunt br yotiewlTe. His stock is compoted In part or S ps. wwol-dyrd French ft Engltah bluc-blaek Clotk Ida da blue da I da I da I do I do Frenck Draw del brown Cadet Beaat da S do Frenck bl k Cassimerw a do Fngliak da da 15 da Fancy do SO do Satinttt 11 do K't'y Jeane I do hup'. Silk Velvet t do do Satin Vesting US do Fancy Print II do blue da lOdobl'k fc white da SO do Painted Lawn 10 do Giagkam d 5 do Organdies to do Seutck Uingkaa 16 da Ticking J da Rl'chd Muslin It do Summer Pant Stun 10 do Mixed and Blue Drilling 10 do Bl'k Alapa-e I.usur 10 do Genuime Kankeea It do Irish Linen IS dot. White and Col. Cotton Has 6 da da da 14 da lOprs Silk H'dk'fs 6 doz bnrd and bcra stichrd Linen da 6 da Italian Neck da 10 ps Fancy Vesting 1 do bl'k Oro dc Swisa Silk 1 do blue black do do ds 1 do Mstiunas striped Pde Sea da S do Sac d Armure da 1 da Fg'd Gro de Nap do 4 do Brown and Fancy da 1 do Apron Silk 4 Bales stout brown Muslin It pa Brown Drilling A farre assortment uf wbite dress ....i... plain, figured, striped and eras barred Jaconett: I amhric; Swiss, Mull, Book.Nansnok and Lace Muslins; Jaconett, Thread and Lisle Edging and Inserting; Footing Lace, Bobinett, Thuel, Mohair; Silk i nreaa and lotton Glove and Mitts; Sun Kidd Gloves; lah. Bonnet and Can Ribands: Ran i . 1.1.. and Flowers; Ronnet Silks; French and, Grass Linens; Silk and Worsted Sergei Ckimz; Lawn and Victoria Rohes; Orss Cloth and Skirts; Table cloths and Linen Table Diapers; bird eye Diaper, Towels; Canvass, long , umuiiihc, cuioreo camoric, niusuns, tattle rfavn spool, skein and patent thread; r covers; riers, rianmls, flannel sheets; buttons of all kinds: while satin; bl k bomhaxine; Oil cloth; bl'k, white and pink crape; silk fringe and gimping; silk girdlessewing silk and twist: .It-mi and till. i v...i.T..,, ' rtla: rft.,.l .. 1 I :. .. : " ---"- -v.r.m viif-miseits ana collars; green I in pockets and iinusmi, tans, comb, steel brads; pockets and nurse el asps and twist. SHAWLS, suck 1 as mode and bl k 1 hihrt.superior artirli s;fahinable work i""" c-nmere, canton, crape (ilk), muslin de Eoots and Shoes He would call particular attention to his stock of Boots and Shoes. It is the largest, the cheapest, and of the beat articles, he ever brought on. Hats ana Eonnetts. Fashionable Silk, Fur, Panama, Prdals, double and , single brimrd Leg Horn and Straw Hats; Silk and v loin t ap. ; , crona, loreBcc braid, Lawn and Zepherey Bonuetts. QUEENS.WARE. All in want of breakfast, dinner or lea setts, or any other ware, will do well to give him a call before buying. Hardware. Kntvei and Forks, Scythes, Files, scissors, Uck latches, trace chains, hoes, hinges, screws, taxes. Iiatthrts, hammers, saws, tacks, adzes, razi rt, rules penknives, squares, and various other article, auch as are to be found in a well selected stock. Groceries, &c. He constantly keeps on hand a general assirtin-nt or groceries, niils, cotton yarn, leall,.-, eat then V ,AI-so MeGufHie'e series of school books. Brookville, May, 1847: is SAVE YOUR TEETH! W. KEF.LY (Dentist) ofthe firm of G. W " A M' B K"', 0ford, O., will be in Brook, vi lie during the two weeks ofibe August Term o the Circuit Court, I84T. ti-tf WOOL CARDlIXf SPINNING AND WEAVING. WE are now ready with three set of double machine in fine order fur carding, for customers also two sets cards, a 170 spindle machine for spinning wool, with six power looms ready to run, and will be happy to accommodate all who will call on us for work in our line. Those living at a distance can be sure or their carding being done overnight. Spinning on short notice. Manufacturing on shart a or by the yard early in the full or on exchange; we will give woolen goods for wool on fair terms as tT as we may nave goods on hand to auit customer. Prices Carding , ,ni yj 1 r ,b st,nn,nP IS and lBi-S" Meaiv.ng Cassinett Ulcts per yd.. chain found Manufacturing Cassinet 371 ta 43 ets. per yard on shares and 18 eu per yd. " Jeans same as Cassinett " White Flannel on shares for " " per yd. SO tots ets: Cloth on shares and Si ell. per " per yard SO to 6t " Blanket! on ahare t and S eta. " " per yd. 30 for narrow w ir .. t '1 " oororwide. ,n. ..nr V " b "" usual at usual prices, from io t S3 and SO ets. arenrding to color and work. A II the above work we will warrant to be done in the rt. T, jI ho,e '"lg to purchase goods in our line will find it to their interest to call on us at the Factnry and examine ouratcck if they want a atronr well made article of good.. E. M ACT CO. Laurel April 83, 1847. 170.roo. TlRre.tP.NCE,R'S VKTABLE PILLS and X,ZJJVLIC F?TORATIVE VEGETABLE BITTERS.-These Pills are no longer among those of doubtful utility. They have passed away from the thousands daily lannchrd npon tbe tide of experiment, and now stand higher in reputation, and are becoming more extensively used than any other preparation nr medicine ever prepared for the relief of suffering man. They have been introduced into every place it has been found passible to carry them, and three are town and village but contain aome rmarkable evidence of their good effects. In the South, nartieuiarir, where bilious disease prevail, they annually save the lives of thousand. For proof of the foregoing statements, and of the value and efficacy of thia medicine, the proprietor will insert a few of the many thousand testimonial which have been presented to him by men ef the first rrspectahilitv men who cannot be bought or influenced in any war to prrvarlrate men who have higher views of moral responsibility and lustier, than to certify to facts because it will do another favor, and themselves no inustiee TESTIMONIALS; Reader! do not fail tn notice the following festimo-Pi'liT-rrr"rd ' lhe 'fflc,eT r Spencer' Vegetable Tompkins' Bluff, Sumptcr Co, Ala, Jan 4, 184J. Dr A. Spencer: Dear Sir-I wish yon to forward me a large supply of your Pills; I don't think 300 boxes two large a quantity to send I sold 100 boxes the last six months they are the most popular pilla in thi plare. For hill.ous complaints, sick head-ache disuen. saie snd such like diseases, they are considered almost an infallible remedy. I have fomeely been agent for r. Vi . r l 1 "ow wn d""" of yonr I, lis Inns, nf K.k ...... ... . .. - . IT . - ' --.omcrs ininn l arm superior to Peter's orany other Pills. r"..r Respcctfiily your. O. C.KELSEY Livingston, Snmpter Co., (Ala.) June tS, IS4S. Atatav SrapTCS. M. D. D A Sta. -We have within the last year sold about ' """ nity Doses or your anti-hlliona Pill. They are generally considered a rood Ikmilv medicine , . r. HOUSTON h Co. For sale by Hitt Jt Halle, Brooksille, Ind. Ivov 184S TO COUNTRY HEROHANTS. Crocker jWn re, &c. THE subscriber having by recent importation com pleted hia stock of Printed and Common Ware, would inform those wishing to purchase, that he can now offer for thrir examination one of the best selected assortments in the West. He feels confident that those who Tavor him with a call will find it to their interest to purchase, as it is hit intention to sell at low price, either for eith or approved paper. The stock has been selected with a view ta the aoun. try trade, and consists in part of Common and Printed Tea, and Tea Ware; do do Rnwls, assorted sixes; do do Pitchers, do do da Edged and CC Plates, do do do do Baker's Dihes and Nappieet With a great variety nf other articles in his line. ALSO An assortment nf Flint Glass, which will be old by the bot at Manufacturer's prices. . . . SAMPSON, LINDSEY. fc CO. No. Ot, Mam st. east tide, opp Trust Co. Bank, Cin. March l, ii4i. sjViy TKRMs OF THR! INDIANA AMERICAN. TWO Dollars in advance, St. to in six months, S3. O at the end or tha year, and an addition of 30 sent for every year payment it delayed thereafter. ADvaBTtaattaBva. Oneranaraor ktsa will be in. serted three ttmrs for one dollar, if payment be made in advance; one dollar and tw,Bty-fiee cents if paytnant be delayed one year; and on dollar and fifty eta. f delayed two ywars. and ia th sun pro portion for

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I tb atlssitiow at crery b lau-mted in iks? an I tit er tne great an oeaauiul West, la tfcokx vwwa respcsHiag BtUlOaS DtSQKDXS. This class of disease is the Great Sr0mrgt as tfca western kemisphere. Cbo whera we in ay, their sad effects are aeen and felt. Tk brave and self-denying settlee who presses his way loth wast, to aaka tk 4wildeenrss hod and hlossosa as the mveta this dreadful evil. He ia willing to gurk bard and endue i every privation, thunkt te r Aim. Bat m a llttl wane beta seiz ed wits same form or tiilions disease. Hi strength now is weakness. A cloud cornea aver his prospects; and he exclaims, vuldtiat thrrt were T ase mtdictnt f prrreat thi dreadful nil, mndfr rare if trArn it dtt tci tf ttxn if vrtimr" From Ike moment or tke landing or trie rilgrims or Plymouth to tne present soar, oiutoas atsrases nave soil i sorrow 1 and desolation through the land. Let Uc grares ir the loved and the lost tell tke store. A tnomrntuou ooestion here eemoa up. Qm (A Supreme Ruler intend that the ftlint SOSS OF THE IT EST. men Trilling t iemr the hemt mnd burthen f the evy, thmuld c.'f thrrt heeubjett s tad eulmmity! it i not irtcverent to ray No A-NO! ! And wky da we sy' f Because there Is no olaaa af disease that can be so certainly prevented and nnn . inm now sponen or. 1 nis i tne t.reat Fact Io which tne Graerenherg Company would call the attention of GOVERNORS, '. CLERGYMEN, JURISTS. LAWYERS, AfEDI-1 V AL MEN. PHILANT HROPISTS or eveev name ' and ecr, HUSBANDS, FATHERS, WIVES and j ssvj i n e. no in tne entire vesf. I here is no reason why Billions disorder should not be Forever Ban i shed from :he West The reader may not believe this: be m.y.mile.t the Me. But in these day. of Great Discoveries why should not somrthmr be found which will control and care disea.es which are, ip their na j tare, eontrnlable and curahlrf It is a well known fact that the true nature of billon disorder ha been but partiallr understood. Here has been tbe great secret of the u'lter failure of nearly all the medical men and mediciue-vendcrs of the day. To BREAK THE CHILL ! arena to have been and to be their great aim in freer and ague: and to purge, drench, bleed and mercurialisr in all tbe other forms of bilious fever. What have Been tke consequence f They are too well known to need relating. Tens of thousands hare died; multi. I tude kave kad tkeir blood poisoned by mercury; I scarcely any have been permanently cured, s sc true ineory l Pre tcii tion! and in case where it is In tht system, to tradtemH rt thoroughly. All these ends are sore! r attained by the celebrated Graefenberg Vegetable Pills. Let them be fairly tried throughout the Great West, and the Bilhcut Taint which clings to the system el. most like leprosy, will be eradicated. Health will b speedily restored; the sallow complexion will he made fresh and fair; strength and pleasurable sensation will return, and thr next season will not Bod the GRAVE rJWVVO fur tlir tirtiminf iKk iIimi mT.hwJ Ur. . . tosaythat ir these Pills v. ere furnished to every family in the United State at the espeneof THE GEKEKJL GOrEKSMeST. mereiful ex pen every family I he west NO MORE SICKLY SEASONS' The inhabitant there would be as free ' from snch complaints at those of the healthiest portions of New siigmita Unlike all ether anti-billiou medicines tbe Grarfenberg Pills utterly prevent the formation of ,h disease within the system. Those who use them ccurdinr to directiont CANNOT BECOME BILLIOUS! Wilh these remarks thr Graefenberg Company invite a still more extended trial of their Pills. 1st. irf nrrrAhsrAscd elob fret her mnd ret a mub. ply, and diitripute f rrrry hmiy. 'no. i.cr Clergymen reeemmend and dittrtbute them. 3d. Let Lundheldett Jurnith them f Ihe tetllen ta their laadt. 4th. Let Emigrant Steieliet end ether philanthropic btdiei Jurnith them tt the needy In short, there is no earthly reason why the West should not be perfectly kealiky: that on ita beautifu prairies snd beside its noble streams strong and vigorous health should not be enioyed. In tbe following diseases these Pill also achicv equally wonderful triumpha Arthma, FUtuleney, Fluor Alhus. or Whit, Gastric Fever, Green Sickness, Gripe, Heartburn, Head Ache, Hysteiies, Incontinence ef Urn. Indigestion, Inflamatinn of vital parte Inflamation of the Siom aeh. Jaundice, Liver Complaints, Low Spirit Menstruation, Suppressed or Paiuful Nrrvoua Disorders, Nruralgia, Rhenmatisra. Rillioua Complaints, Boils, Rowels deficient action in, Breast Pang, Catarrh, Canstiparion, Cough of Pregnancy, Costivenrss, Diarhorra Difficult Breathing, Dyspepsias, Dyspeptic Consumption, Digestion, Imperfect, Determination of Blood to the Head, Ear Ache, Erysipr.'as, Epilepsy, Fever Low, Nervous, Intermittent, Remittent, Fever and Ague, I Stomach Various disease I Whites. tn all billiou or chronic disorders, these Pill achieve the most wonderful triumphs. Here they defy competition. And as the susceptibility of the American constitution is to these diseases, they are aptly stvlcd by some. The Pill of the New WorldTheir wonderful efficacy in these complaints ari. esfrom their power lo open the Pores: clense and flrwngthrn the Stomach and Bowels, make the Urine tow healthily and clear, and to give tone and strength o the system: WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE, 49 John street. New York In towns where there is no branch, the Company will appoint one on application by letter (post paid) or otherwise. Persons wishnig the Pill sent hy mail can order them. Price 1J eenu a box. Myers Seaton, Centrevill, Indiana, General Agent for the State of Indiana. Robert McCleiy, Agent, Brookville, Ind. TERMS CASH! L Y M A A & RICE. BMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealt. in M. ttaroware and Cutlery, Wire, Steel, Nail Sign ol' the Anvil. etc. No. 17 Main street, i doors below Pearl st. Cincinnati. July 3d 184S. 7-ly ' 30,000 LB. Sligo Iron, assorted sixe. to.000 Wayne, da 800 lbs. American Steel 390 English blister steel 30 kegs nails, for sale bv . RICHARD TTNER. Brookville, May 4, 1147. 19 80 Acres of Land for Sale. THE subscriber wishe to sell SO acre of land, located two and a half mile east or Brookville, one half mile south of the turnpike to be constructed rum nrooaviiie to Cincinnati. There ia about ten acre cleared, and under good fence, the balance well timbered. The location is healthy, the soil rich, and well calculated for a farm. Water, wood, and stonr. r m.j. s, wiii o soia on reasonaoie terms. D. E. W. VIELET. May lOih, IS4T. so-tf II. II. LANDIS, Clock and Watch Repairer, FAIRFIELD. INDIANA. TJROPOSES To keep hia shop in Brookville for one month or more; during and after the aitting of the Franklin Circuit Courts, for the purpose of repairing Clocks, Watches, (fee. Hia shop in Brookville, will be in the front shop of Mr. Rigg's Shop. Aug. 18 1149. ' j4iy Boots Shoes fc TTroenns. Cae Men' calf half welted Boots! do do kip pegged do; do do thick do do; do Boy's do do do do: do Men 'i and Boy's cslf and kip Brogaa! do Youth' do do do; da Women' laee and stp kip Boots; do do Gaiters of all kind X qualitlcsi do do hf do do do do; do do kid Slipper and Buskins; do do do welted do; do do Goat do do do do Laced Boot, do do welted tie; do Children's Shoe's nf all descriptions) . To above goods will be sold at low price forCA., F. . W. S. HOWE, No f Pearl st. Cincinnati, Oct. 1140. 43-ly. DR. HULL'S WOR.'if LOZENGES CHILDREN will cry for Dr Hull's Worm LoXcnge Only read what this mrdifine ha. done i Torkvillr. Gibson Co, Trnn, Dec tl, lS4tt DrO E Hull Some memos since vour aeent left with me for aale,what he considered a large supply of j r . orm i.ozcnges, out i nave sold all out, ana could have sold throe time a many more, had I been supplied to that amount. I hope you will instruct yonr arent to leave a much greaitee sunnlv when he tome this wsy again. Theic uae in my family ha been of a-rcBioenrni. coward Met. oncle, Esq, gave some to a child of his, fear years old, and tke first dose brought away between thirty and forty worms. Mr Wm MeDaniel hadaehild whom the physician pronounced incurable, and raid it would die. but the child was cured by using Dr. Hull'a wormLoxenge. Youes truly, STEPHEN LUNKIN. Prie tl cent per box. r alby Hitt aad Hajfr, IrMfcci'irf, Li, sad by O 1 Wtrscs,Ud..tl. atl

DR. ROGERS' COMPO UND 8 YI L'P O LIVERWORT A1M Tlt A safe and certain cuts for COXSUWP TlONtf THE LUNGS, spitting of Blcod, Covghs, Colds, Attkma, Pahx tn the Side, Bronchi is. Whooping Cough and all PULMOXARY AFFECTtaxs. HEAR what U tkirwttd Dr. RssWd ,, a Pkytieian of mora than to Tasw- standing

HcrtrtiJIrt in tk com of Jfr. Curia Watt, ibat after having rnortcd to ever Skrsms wlOOnhis knawi. 9rKT' treatment of CtlsntWm, wtthowt tkw " Brnsnsea ntin la usa Or. Jlorrrt . . . - - - mm m ww rtfrtd U far. """""' (Signed) WN.J BirUlSnl w r. PUsstesail at Ik. Agenfa oWtfcu wriiBeatc DESPAIR JVOTFOR TIIERK IS HOPE EVE FOR THE Dt lAX This i la eertify that aome months sins I wis u ke w tth a bain in my side and breast. I called in Ike aid relief, and for the sdace of one year I grw ranidlr worse. in aod.uon to this, I eras attacked wilk a via. lent cough; although an excellent physician lived in me ssime nousc, ana used the greatest exertions, and Pd ba "rictest attention, it baffled all kia skill -two iiM unavailing. At last a physician wh wiVntlrndinJ . crop miV,,ne; in the neighborhood eeto am ' mnr As ! a t h tit I ab. 1 a . longer, ihe vast number who earn to L 1 lievt d that a few day at most, must end at earthlv career. My friendt w are nss called in tm tee su jui But my brother, at this crisis, rhcarinr of the ishing cure performed by Dr. Roger' Compound Syrup of Liverwort snd Tar,) went to Chillicothe ajM back a distance of sixty mile in 11 hours, to ret. aome of the above medicine; I commenced ttMnrit. and ttrmnge tm tell! before I had taken half a bJulo tbe cough waa entirely cured; from tkisumal recovered rapidly, and when I had used two bottles. I wasableto rets me at (smile ...... i . f fully atified that if it had net been for ibis exeeU medicine, I would now be in my grave, and must.. - J . . . morn myaincrrotnanu to. tbe inventor of this priceless medicine,' and would re rommcna an persons atBielrd with diseased lung Us ... ......... uakkiki HOWE. We, th undersigned, do certify that this account of Mr- " orreet, we being personally acooauted with all ts tirevmatxnees. P. P. JOHNSON, PKTER D. MATTHEWS. THOMASCRAIO, SOSEPH EVANS. Staunton, Ohio, FVy T, ue. WILL THIS LIVERWORT AXD TAR CURE A COLD? I DO XOT ME AX MERELY RELIEVE IT BUI WILL IT CURE? This is a question we frequently hear asked. Tk following certificate is selected a throwing some ligkt on the sphject. Mr. Childe has no doubt that it not only cured her cough, but that it saved her life. Read what she saysThere is no excuse for diseased tones, when tl. ...w lie will continue to use medicines thai are solely re. ommended by tbe vender, or which is inr. be ,. i re'" r unknavin ccrtinaates, fur Us tlt purptta J gain. CTT Please read the following: Mn. Scovill Sir: I deem it a duty to lei thepnbha know the great valne of Dr. Hogvra' celebrated LIV. ERWORT AND FAR. I was so far gone with tha CONSUMPTION, that I had no hope of ever being restored to my hralth and friends; I continued to get worse and worse, and my cough was so distressing thst I became reduced to a mere skeleton, though under thr care of an able professor of this city. With littla or no hope I got a bott.'e of the above medicine, which proved to be even more than it professed. Its action was like a charm raising the matter and phlegm, checking my cough, and healing my lungs perfectly sound, by using only three loctlct. ,f any one has a . niijiinu is in oanger oi consumption, and doubt ft...- 1 1 o .ultra .urnii sols meoiaine, tney caa be easily satisfied, by calling on me, on Sixth Su (south side,) two doors west of Smith, as I hat a doubt it is to tht medicine I ow my life. . (Signed) ANNCUILDS. Cincinnati, January 31, 184S. N. B .Those whoarr afflicted with dioeatcd Lunge will do well to consider ralmlr whether their ,ssiiHi. is more hopelett than was that of Afrc. Komi, ml St tunton, nr of Met. Childet, of Cincinnati. it tneer arc any who still doubt th ' Crrof virtue a this medicine, pit sse call at the Agents and get a pamphlet containing numrrevf crrtifieairtofasfsnisAfw currc of the Jrrt an mstf retpeetable citterns. A. L. Srnville, whilesale agent for the West tod South, S. E. Corner of Fifth and Race streets, Cin.O For sale by R. TYNKR, Brookville, Ind. November, 184!. Jnt Iron, Nails and SteelT7TT (TnvT.LBS Sligo Iron assorted sisw iLslUAUJ W.OOo do other brands a. 000 do American blister tol. too do English do 100 do Cast do 40 Kegs Nail. 0 do Spikes. Justreoaivod and for sale law for cash he . . ,, RICHARD TTNER Brookville.yune 30 1148. s IRON & STEEL. Bloom Forge, and Jfniati Iron 8tori N. W. CHAPMAN, 384 Main Street, near the Court House. CINCINNATI. IRON & NAILS of all sixes, STEELS of every description, all of tbe very best quality warranted. Anvils, Vises. Bellows. C arris re sorinrs and Iran A sles. Hammered Iron, Crowbars, Sledge and Hammer mould. All of good quality and warranted. ALSO A superior article of Shut Iron, Nos Il,t4, tl, tS k IT. N- B. All ofthe above article will be told for cash, and at low rates. Country Merchants and Blacksmiths will Snd it for their interest to call before nurehaauus elsewhere. N. W. CHAPMAN. August tlst 1841. 14-ly. DOMESTIC AFFAIRS. CHARLES FORBES. ' 354 Main. S door 1 below 9th St. at the tign The Red Flag. THE subscriber has tbe pleasure of offering ta lb public, the very latest improvement, direct from N York, iu the Fulttn Stove. This KING OF STOVES ha driven every other Stove out of the market wherever it has been introduced. It is simple in its operation, beautiful in design and form, not liable to get out of repair, most perfect in its oven, and the most capacious in iu furni ture of any Stove of its sixe in th market. It requires very little wood and is easily managed, Any person who is a judpe of stoves nerd but to tee it to be satisfied of its great superiority ova other stove, without a long array of names to rvconx. mend it. It will recommend itself. He ha also the HOT-AIR CO0KISO STOVE, THE COOKS FAVORITE dt KELIASCE PREMIUM, dt Also Bucks Patent Stove, so celebrated for its oven. Shop and Pwlor Stovet; Tin and Hollow-IVare fA all of which will be sold at price greatly reduced front the last seoson, For Cawh Only Thofe in wantof a stove will certainly lose nothing, and may save 4 or f dollars by calling on thesubscribcr at Ft. 31 Main, S doort boloxe Hinth Street, at tha SIGH OF THE RED FLAG ! ! Any atove sold by the subscriberthat doe not proeo equal to tbe reprcseniarions given of it, may be returned, and the money will be refunded. CHAS. FORBES, Agent far the Manufacturer: All Undo oj Tin. Copper and Sheet-Iron Job mark done with promytitude and Jldeluy. Cincinnati, Augntt tJth 1849. NEW CASH STORE. A T this store can be fownd a magnificent assort. J mrnt of new and Fashionable Goods, just roceircd. consisting of Fine, Medium, and Coarse Bl'k, Blue and Brown Cloths; Bl'k and Fancy Single and Double Milled Cassimeres; Satin, Velvet, alcneio. and Marsailes Vesting.; Bl'k Summer Cloth, Drop d'rtr, and Linen and Cotton Coatings; Linen and Cotton Summer Pantaloonery; Light and Dark Mouslin D'lai net and Calicoes; Splendid New S tyle Ginghams and Ging. ham Lawns; Shawls, Scarfs, Cravats, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Quccnsware, Ike., which we are selling extremely low. For proof call on as at tha near building opposite the Court House, Brookville. S3 D. A. CHEEVER. CO-PARTNERSHIP. FV1HE undersigned kave entered into partnership I for the transaction ol a general Commission and Forwarding Buoine at Naw Oblbarb, nodes the firm' of SPENCE fc GUARD, and solicit a sbarstsi the business of Frank lis aad adjoining counties, ROBERT SPENCE, THOMAS 8UABD. New Orleans, D, U4S. fVly 5000 Stock Hogs Wanted, Averaging 100 to 130 pounds, to be delivered a New Richmond, Ohio, on the Ohio'Rinr, to miles above Cincinnati, in the month of August mxt. C as h w :11 be ait! fi r the ssme on dt liv ry . For further particular, drovers ar.d others will please eat', n DAVID GIBSON, New Richmand, CCHC CN it PE KIN, Cincinnati. C;n. Cos. S3 Tw WESTERN HOTEL, S. E. corner of Court and Walnut sir etts, CIMCIN-JfA TL TRAVELLERS will find afrisfactory aceommodfetions and moderate charge, carriage . snd good tabling. C.BRADLEY, Cin. March 3, 1840. 13-ly. Proprietor. Brandeth's Pills. dosenof reoqin Bsandeth' Pills, jast reeeWc jsorswasoy, iTCHAny us

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