Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 40, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 October 1847 — Page 3

AMERICAN. BROOKVtLlE, INDIANA. FRIDAY, OCT. 1, 1847.

FOR PRESIDENT IN 113, Gcn.Z ACH lRY TAYLOR. In no cam- ran I permit mrwlflotta the ran lidar? fan? party, op yield mysrir tu party tKrm," "TH"-r'd " H partirs, and the National fnal nid be my great d aosorkinj aim." Gr. ryir, Tbe editor has been absent most or the present week. The InJiina Regiment of volunteers is full. Col Lane was authorized to receive two additional companies as Bankers ma king in all twelve companies. In 19 days from the time the Governor's proclamation was issued 39 companies offered their ser vices. Had there been a call for ten Re giments from Indiana, we believe it would hive been filled in 50 days. The Indiana troops will remain at Madison until about the first of Nov. when it rill be safer passing the yellow fever region at New Orleans. The Ohio Regiment was sent off lust week, but are not allowed to land at Natchez or New Orleans. The requisitions upon Tennessc and Kentucky are also filled, and twice as many more offered. The following is a list of the companies tbe place where raised, and the captain: 1. Wayne Guards , Capt. D. V. Lewis, Fort Wayne. 2. Indiana Guirds.Capt. II. Hull. Madison. 3. Rough and Ready Guards, Capt. George Greene, Jeffersonville. 4. Covington Guards, Capt. R. M. Evans, Covington. 5. Montgomery Boys, Capt. Allen May, Crawfordsviile. Shelbyville Hards, Capt. S. McKinzey. Shelbyville. 7. Hancora R'hoys, Capt. Jas. R. Bracken, Greenfield . 8. Centre Guards, Capt. John McDou -gall, Indianapolis. 9. Grabbers No. 2, Capt. A. C. Gibbs. I.awrenceburgh. 10. Wellington Guards, Capt. E. G. Carv, Marion. .Vo Vt . From Gen. Scott, we have nothing. The suspense over the result of the pending negotiations, is almost agoni zirg. So much is depending, ibat specu iators and paragraphias, suspend, for a season, their natural penchant. We have m'liing on which to build a castle or bury a bipe. All is uncertainty. A few days will certainly bring r.ews of tha greatest importance. Our Sheet. In the absence of news, we Lave tilled our paper with such miscellaneous articles as would be likely to interest our readers. -Tur Yocs WirE." Last week we expressed our astonishment at the introduction ir.to the escellent story of the Young VTife, published in our last, of Larsh language and unnecessary matter. We have since been convince! that it was not the fault of the authoress, but was inserted by the publisher of the CJio. Times, through mistake. The objectionable par agmphs appear in an article in this day's paper, in their appropriate place. We rejoice that our rriend and favorite a-ithorcee, the writer of "the Young Wife," is n it guilty of the use of the objectionable language. From Texas. The New O: leans parrs of la;h inst., have la'.e Texas papers. The (idiveston News states that the house ffWm. Headley Co.. orthat city, have now under contract fixe I trge packet ships to constitute a regular line holween Haloston and New York. They are in progress of construction in Poilbnd, Maine. Ti:ecanva?s for Governor of the State wa g 'ing on with considerable spirit. (Ion. Wood, wh. distinguished himself at Monterey, is a candidate; so is Mr. Van' rr , t . i.:at, w iMse n.ime is insep-irahly ctinuecle l with the negotiations f r the annexation of Texas. There are other candid"tcs in the field. Emigration had commenced from Mexico to Texas the Houston Star noticing the removal ir a large number or Mexican families from ihe towns on the Rio Grande to that neighborhood. Others wete to follow them. Bexar was also much increased in population by emigration from Mexico. And it is stated that the mimher of Mexican votes that will be foiled in Western Texs in November, will not he less than about 3:000. The Cotton and Corn crops, in the entire tier or counties from San Antonio to the Trinity, had suffered immensely from drought. tf.tr. .fec, 0 ... C. H. Smith. On Fii4y nighi the City Hall was crowded with another large meeting or the citizens. They were addressed by the Hon. Caleb B.Smith of Indiana, on the Mexican war nd the great questions which crow out or, and connect themselves with it His speech was one of extraordinary power and eloquence, and was received with the greatest enthusiasm. Near its close, he paid an eloquent tribute to the memory or Senator Corwin. With that name however, he was not permitted to round a period. Impatient to testify their admiration ami love or the man, the crowd anticipated the orator, and drowned his v"ice in repeated rounds or applause! )jy'oi Journal. (fiincidenre. The battle or Chnrubusfo, which decided ihe Tate or Mexico, by constraining the appointment of commissioners to negotiate peace, by a happy coincidence was roueht on the 20ih Autast, the anivetsarv r.f Wayne's crfat and ua! battla at the rlU Timbers.

Ot.uly f H ir;M.-The death of thti distinguished nnd excellent man is annonnced in the N.O. Ticaj iine of tbe Uih inst. The Picayune ay: He fell yesterday a victim to the cruel epidemic which is scouring our city, carrying dismay arraneuish into almost every bosom . Mr. Wilde is'so extensively and advantageously known in the country as a ripe scholar, able lawyer, instructive author, and statesman, that it would be a work of supererogation on our parts to dwell on his career. Besides his eminent scholarship, nnd crtarmins eloquence, he was universally esteemed for his private virtues, high sense or honor, and singular amiableness of disposition. In the Iangunge of Burke, "what shadows we are, and what shadows we pursue." But a few days since, the eified the mi,hia

hut now lamented Wilde could be seen in our streets and halls of justice in the enjoyment of robust health; his fine person, manly features,winning countenance, and flowing silver locks commanding the admiration of all who saw him. The death of such a man is a public calamitv Th age of the deceased was about sixty. He was a widower, havme ost his wife m.. years since in Georsia. Tn nn have reached the age of manhood survive mm. Aiav thev pmniaio htairi,.n. rf j - - - - o imuig, Prctih Oltrage-Ii is seldom v. ever see recorded a more signal failure in a case of cool, premeditated outrage upon an unprotected female a ih nn.. described in the last Goshen Democrat. it occurred in Whitler countv I nn 3lst nit. A colored man by the name of John Rosenberry, assertam'ing from Mrs Kinsely. living near Columbia, that her husband was absent from home, and was not expected to return until the day, came back to her house in the even-1 ing. His approach being discovered ami I.:- . " ' ins uianoiiCKi purpooses readily inferred (uipuusrs rraoiiy interred. me door was closed and fastened, and ihe Iftnoimm-nn.M i . - , t- . - I'lrjuieu to ceiena nersell io ine last extremity. Rosenberry reached his arm through the window, which was struck with an axe by Mrs. Kinselv. He then burst open the door Mr K I

liad taken down her husband's rifle, but v. .1,;-. .,1 in the alarm ..r the moment dropped it up- . .,h 9 ,9St lilcro y Un";ue- L"gon the floor when it exploded. She then h 18 lo 'he f"" ai ",,b,e ai,d coP"MM ran ,,p stairs, and as the negro attempted jT Vr me ,a"8ua?? " to clamber after her, she struck him on """l'1 ,Greek' ""1 'lke 11 ,he "Ppr" the side or the head wiih .nn, , ih.i !r,",e .e.hlc,e l,,?ife fjr,h 10 an Rdl,,ir-

he wasoblige.l to leave for his ow n safe- 1 ..... ' ' ty. A reward or fifty dollars wss offered ror the wrptch, and we learn thai he ha been taken. Such heroic rondnrt i wotthy ,if the highest admiration, and we learn that he has been taken. Such heroic conduct is worthy of the highest admiration, and should stimulate females under like circumstances, to as courage o.is a derence. The only teoret one feeUnparlTrom the assault itseir, is, that in the ! rxcitement or the moment, Mrs. Kinsely Had not Tianaged her hiwband's rifle to a little better advantage. Ind. Jour. Ourtnre the foys- correspondent .1, 1.: e .. . , in the armv, speaking of the recapture of tne guns taken hy Santa Anna at Bnena Vista, gives the f illowing sketch: ' In tak ing one or the b itteries, two cannot, were j discovered, bearins the U.S. arms. Thev r. .1 LL 1 Anna at Ansnstura. and stranoe! rem,, lured by the identical company In which they oriainally belonged. The scene which followed, beggars all description. A lover beholding the object tf his first vow, a husband returning lo his bride, could not exhibit joys more eslatic than rnr soldiers manifWied in the presence of these trophies! They all but bussed and embraced themx and rent the air with wil t hnzzis, while drawing peals nf eloquence from the ofiject of ihier devotion." I ld. Sr-.ililtt. Any etrs of Peace? Nothing since the opening or the negotiation. There has been no art ival, hi inging later news from Mexico. The admmislraiion press are not exactly prepaed to approve or condemn, the armiiiice; but there are strong indications, of preparation, in case or Mr. Trisf s failing to settle the terms of a trea ty or peace, lo cast the blame upon him or Scull, as may be thought most advantieeiMi and convenient to Mr. Polk. The Union proclaims that no despatch es from General Scott, have been received, and add-: '-We do noi nositivelv know the grounds, upon which lie acted the motives by w hich he w as actuated tin; resuils which he expected to accomplish. He had no injunctions to grant an armUiice. or, we ought rather to say tuepend Ao.t,'i7r7i. until a treaty or peace had been ratified " '-Passing over this question, however, Tor ihe presentreluctant to censtue a genera! who de serves the thanks oT Ihe country Tor his brilliant achievements unwilling even to prejudice a question about w hich we are not sufficiently inTcrmed, rve wiit ror rnrlher information, and for official developments. Yet we may be permitted to repeat, "that it would be most unfortunate iT Mr. Trisl should permit ihe negotiation to be spun out beyond ihr shortest possible time. We may add. it is to be regtetted lhat as long a period as forty-eight hours after the negotiation had terminated has b-en allowed for the resumption of hostilitias." We must wait with all the patience we can command. Cm. Gar. Intemperance. The Catholic Telegraph ihiuks that the recent efforts or the Total Abstinence Association, have in temperance. Large numbers have recent ly lakcn the pledge and now unite in active efforts 10 suppress the evil The Telegraph say: ' During ihe past month many intemperate people arrived here, and took up their residence in Catharine street. The result of their mde of life . -1 gave that part or the town a very disrep - i f...-.......ju,.,., u.c IU" 11 n ,ri J Ul?irjJ. utable charactei. The Catholic citizens ho had been previously residing in Cath-1 arine street lonK the matter into serious consideration, and they have restored the Good name of their neighborhood by ban ishina the whisky drinkers Hthe coo Catholics lesiding in lha other streets where scandal is caused by intemperance, would take the same course, and hold no communication wiih drunkards, except such as may be necessary to convert them, the city would once more be redeemed from the heaviest calamity in which the ci be subjected.' Cin. Gaz.

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Pallia," of New Orleans, 15th inet.. publishes what purports to he a letter from the city of Mexico, bearing date August 29ih, received at Tampico. September 5th, thro special express via Huejutla, and forwarded thence by its correspondent, by the schooner Charran, which leached New Orleans on the 14th. The substance of this letter, in connection with that of other information received verbally, is etated by La Patria, as follows; "Our fellow-citizens will learn, with the highest satisfaction, that, contrary to predictions freely made here, peace mi ill ottfieefy be thetetult of the present negotiaturns i between the Mexican Government and Mr. Trial. We learn that the utmost harmony prevails between the high functionaries deputed by Santa Anna and bis cabinet to listen in iho Government through the commissioner at ven. ocott s headquarters. The outlines of a treaty nfnparo rD c.,M to have been drawn, and agreed to by the ngcius oi me contracting parties, of which the two most important are the following; 1st. The United .Stales shall restore to Mexico the Californias- 2d. The ITniioH Slates shall forever keep Texas, whose boundaries shall be extended to the left bank of the Rio Grande, or Rio uravo del Norte, including Matamoras. which shall be brought into the United States territory, by means of a canal to be constructed forthwith." Our correspondent has been assured that the above are facts, which certainly prove an unusual magnmimity on the part of tbe l.nited States, who thereby consents to abandon her conquests without scarcely a visible indemnity conquests which co6t her so much blood and treasure." La Patria brintra uxor.1 ii. or Mexican news, which we place just about as much reliance in as we do in the foregoing Cin. Go. The English Lanetiatre.tl used to be the fashion lossy that Enalish our oa n rarlilaginous tongue, as a ouaint writer . . . i - . - strips 1 1 nn in, i i.... ........... ' ....im.ioh.cii idiifunj-r; auu j DTron'wnoseown melodious versers show 'thp infinite nnwu, Bt. ..iAi. ..r..... u.. the infinite power and varietv ofonr Ian- i ettage.does yet, in one of bis moments of j impertiment caprice, describe it as "Our harsh northern, whi.tlinr, rmntinr ruitural. AVhith We,re oWp o hi'", and nit; and aputter in n w,rlrf. , "Man towring thought! in lofty language dreatett." Ueides with the solitary exrepiion of the Greek aforesaid, which is beyond all criticism and compare, it is the most musical or languages that the children or clay ever learned to use. That is to say, or when properly and fully pronouced, ju diciously read or wisely or feelingly ieci- ! ' T lne ,acl ,s' not one ln e'erv h",,dfed, hjd; know how and reel now to go justice in reading or recitatea. nut the lad is. not nn m min uon 10 our r.ngnsii tongue. Men maylearn most things abroad in schools and colleges; hut the secret is. to read Etm- ,? ', 'e, y "T' c 10 rCMd "l home under the Butdance of npntle and accomplished parents, who know how to reaa themselves and have music in , "" SU'8- Ked wf. "nd tlosR Passa?es l ,t,e chmed ear in heir souls. Read well, and rotiwilldis prose and verse; in Bacon, in Bollin-t-,m:k;P ,n Burke-Shkper,inS,.ncer in Milton, and in a host of others, the leadears in our tiiighly literature which are altogether unequallad in fervor, grace and symphony, except in the Greek. P raser's Afagazine. WondeiS of lfeoori. More lhan nine thousand diffeient kinds of animals have been changed into stone. The races or genera of more than half or those are extinct, not being al present know n in a living state upon the earth. Fro it. tbe retrains or some ancient animals, ihey must have been larger than any living animals upon 'he earth. The Megatherium (Great Beast.) says Auckland, from a keieton nearly peifect, now in the museum hi Madrid, was perfectly colossal. Mili ahead and neck like those o( the; sloth, iis legs and Teel exhibit the char- j acterorthe Armadiilo and the Aoteater. Its rre reel were a yard in length and I more lhan twelve inches wide, terminated by ciaantic claws. lis thigh bone wss neariy three times as thick as that or the elephant, and its tail, nearest ihe body, six reel in circumstances, and its eenerrai structure and strength were intended ! to fit it Tor digging in the ground ror roots, j on which it principally led. linckla nd' I realise. What is Musicll would Tain know what music is. I seek it as a man seeks; eternal wisdom. Yesterday ening I ' walked late in the moonlight in the beau-j lifiil avenue oriime frees on the banks ofi the Rhine, and I heard a tapping noise and so fi singing. At the door oT a col-1 tage, under a blooming lime tree, aal ai mother with her l win babes; the one lay j at her breast, the other in a cradle, w hich j she rocked with her Toot, keeping lime! to her pinging. In the very germ, then, ! when ihe first trace of life scarce becins' to stir, music is Ihe nurse or the soul: it' murmurs in the ear, and the child sleeps: the tone are the companions or his dreams; ' they are the world in whicn he lives. ' He has nothing; the babe, although eradied in his mothers arms, is alone in the! spirit; but tones find entrance into his hair! concious soul, and nourish it as earth ! nourishes the life or the plants. Iletlina'sl Con efpondence. Drowned On tlie20th of last Ppcpm ber, Nrman Orshan, a youth if about 18 years of age. He was accidently run oer by a Sieamloat, whilst out wiih the skirTfiom a flat-boat on which he wan n hand, at Freeport, Near Orleans. Ht , - said he had a mother living near ihe Whitewater Canal, in Indiana. If this - BH1HIIU ' "lllC IU UI9 lll.llllCI S CJC 1IIC IBM know particulars, and receive the halane-p should come to his mother's eye, she ran of his wages by applying to L. A McQuithy, Lawrenctburgh. Lavrenc. Keg Our or Tk. T knew some livelv il eirls who used to call a gallant widower, liavinir half a dozen children, one a nd six. (Nevertheless, he tutind one of them willing Intake him for better, or worse ) The Emperor of Brazil announces to Mr. Pulk, the birth of one of ten daughters, in official style. The girls would hardly nick name him, if he were a widower. "One a. id tta" wouldn't answer.

Letter mom Mexico. The Journal of Commerce of the 23d inst. publishes an interesting letter from a field officer of the army in Mexico to a friend in New York, dated August 29ih. In introducing it, the Journal of Commerce remaiks as follows: "Of the result of the Peace negotiation Ihe writer expiesses some doubt. That the Mexican government, and Santa Anna in particular, would be glad lo make peace is considered certain; but there aie serious drawbacks, arising from the temper of the people, or a poriion of ihem, and the probability that Paredes and his partisans would make Ihe conclusion of a Peace, on such terms as our Commissioner was instructed to demand, an occasion for new revolutionary attempts. Either way, Sanla Anna is in a difficult position; and how he will extricate himself remains to be seen. The letter, written a week after the bat

tles, state the Mexican loss at 1000 killed, including two Generals, understood lo be Froniera and Torreionl 4000 wounded. near 3000 prisoners, including seven generals. Torrejou was ihe General who captured Thornton's squadron of dragoons on the east side of the Rio Grande, at, or rather before the commencement of the war. Thornton was killed by a cannon hall on approaching the Mexican capital, and if Tetrejon was killed also, the coincidence is somewhat remarkable." From the Daily Queen City of Sept. J9. Tus follow ing communication from the G. W. Patriarch, of the Grand Division of lad. ana, will be read with much interest: Brolkvillk, Ind. Sept. 27. Bros.Collims & Clark: ! have the p'easure of informing you that we suc- ... seeded in electing a tempeaace hatierv in L.awTenceDurcn,ln(l , a town in which there is more whisky made than any oth er place on the Globe. I visited there on Saturday evening last, f ir the purpose of organizing Lawrenceburgh Division, No. 101 orthe Sons tr Temperance, rindiana. The division was organized with 15 members, with Milton Greeg, V -n 1. tj-q., WHO nine snetili or Dearborn county, and who is a man of energy, talent and influence, as the Worthy Patriarch. The editor or the Repuhl 'can, Mr. Lancaster, wl o is highly and deservedly esteemed, is also among ihe officers. There was every promise, lhat this will in a few months, be a lgrge and flourishing Division, and w ill do much good. We organize the Division in the third story, in the rear or which stood one or those large distilleries,.which throws out upon the community its 3 0UJ gallons of liquid fire per day. But Saturday evening the fires had been quenched, and we looked dow n upon its bloody walls, and yet slowly escaping steam, as imemighiy mt nster which had become exhausted in feasting upon human lives and human happiness. When I followed in imaginhtion, the angrj and poison stream as it issued from tlmt estaolishmen!; and saw the ruin, desolaiion,and death, that it car-1 ricd in its Irak, I could scarcely repe! the temptation to use ihe torch of the incendiary. Bui under the circumstances, I was deeply impressed w iih the obligation to "warn my fellow men of error's path." The Temperance cause is now aneh.xed in Lawreiiceburgh, and we know it will spread until greal good w ill be the result. On the evening previous I organized Manchester Division, No 103, at Manchester Deai born Co., Ind. This division is located on one of the mot beautiful ridges of country in the world. Manchester ridge should ne.erbe desecrated by ihe footsteps of ihe deslroj ers. The cause is progressing in our, Siate. Wo have now organized 104 Divisions, and the cause is increasing in the love and confidence of the true friends of temperance, and the philanthropist. The old rv.. . : . 1 1 . Umsions are numerously at'ended. and their zpb! is rather increased than dimin ished. The good e aredoiiij will never be estimated in this woild. Vours in Love, INiritv, and Fdelitv, C. F. CLARKSON, G. W. P. C liansics tn the Wett. In 1815, freights frm.i V., n. I , .... r . . o Iroill AriT Olleans. (or COtlOll, &C., Were sisdoliaas per hundred Weight, and rrom r ... A 11 cr. . . loUT dollars hlly ceiltS lor heavy goods. The Mine jear, Carri"e COods . . 1 , Itrollglit hy waggOII Irtim i'hiladelphia to I'ittsttimh lo r,r.-n.....- hv L-uol l,.,atthe Ohio, cost twelve and a hair dollars per hundred pounds lo Pittsburgh, and vine dollar fiftv cents hy rivet additionallyFrieght within a year past has been bn ught up Iroin Sew Orleans at twelve lo fifteen cents and dow n Iroin Pittsburgh, al twelve to fifteen cents per hundred pounds. A steam boat cabin passage lo .Vcir Or leans, origina'ly cost o;ie hundred dollars; it has since tr late years been paid rr at ten dollars. It look al first roity-five-days, and as late as 1833. 1 have been ihree days perr-trming the journey to Springfield Ohio, a trip thai can now be accomplished in five hours. Thirty years ago. there was not a steam engine in Cincinnati; no v there are five ! hundred and fifty, emple, ed in our city j factories, or in propel ing sit am boais in j me L inctnnatt trade. Sllcli IS prre$9 ill the United Slats' PHILOSOPHIC A L. A Scientific Lecture will be given al the Court House, this evening, cpmmcncino; at 6 1-2 o'clock, embracing several of the must interesting experiments of Philosophical and Chemical Science. Admittance, One Dime. Ladies Free. A this small fee is solely for defrayin? the e.-penes of the Lecture, we cannot think it will be any barrier, in this intelligent community, against a full attendance. COME OUT, LADIES, no give us your encouragement. O. H. FITCH. Brookville, Friday, Oct. let, i??47. There will be a PllOCESSION OP THE ODD FELLOWS, in Diotikvillenn Ihe l'Jih day nf Oct. 1817. ie Her. Mr. DA-MS of Ohio, Orator

CINCINNATI MARKET. September 23., Flour There was some deoi-ind for shipment to day and 10(10 brls City Mills were sold in two lots, at 4.10 in mills; 300 do do at 4.12 delivered. A sale from canal of 193 brls mixed brands, at 4 05; and three or four small lots choice, at 4.15a 4.25, indicating no change in prices. Provisions There was some enquiry to day for bacon sides and shoulders, but no sales of the former transpired. Of shoulders a lot exceeding 100 hhds was sold on private terms, but believed to have been at a shade below previous quotations. A sale of 3 bhds plain hams at Sic packed; 100 brls bagged common do at c pkd. Whiskey Sales of 520 brls in lots, at 16Jc--244 do at 16ic 6 do at lCic show ing a firmer market. Cheest Sales o) 9:57 at GsTc. Corn--A sale on Friday of 10.000 bushels in bulk from the canal, at 2Sc, with 1S(HI Flour brls at 30c; 4000 bn to day from canal, and 170t do from store at 30c. Sugar A sale of 150 brls good lair N. O. at ?Jc a small lot prime Yellow Havana at T.c. Jf'ool sale of 4000 lbs tub and fleece washed, on private terms. Duller A sa'e of lO.OtiO lbs good coun

try, trom wazuns. to a packer, at 11c. Cotton Yarn A sale of 2700 lbs Brookville. assorted Nos at I7lc 4 mos. Herring , sale of 25 boxes new, se lected, at $ 1 Almond Sales of 10 bags, 5 bales newcrop at 15 I-2c. Coffie A small lot prime Laguavra. Gaz. SrROFfl. A. Jaynr't A'teratirr has .1 n prescribed in almost every variety of disease and with unparalleled success, especially in Cutaneous affections, Cancerous, Scrofulous and Scorbutic Disra.es, I.ivcr Complaint, Dyspepsia, and di.ia.es originating from obstruction or enlargemeu) of Ihe Clauds, or impurity of the Illood. Mr. J. H. Anderson, I.amberlville, X. J., swys, I have us. dth.ee hot; let of your Alterative w ith most derided good efTect. Mr. J. F. Frazer. Sidtiev. nhin t k-.-- .nA the last bottle of your Alterative,, and'th imliratiom re, ,.! win sen very rapidly. It is highly spoken nt hy all who have used it. Gowdy, Hazr.Vwnod, and Davis, CamphcllviUe, Ky., say We w ish you to send us tw o dozen nf your Alterative, as we hare run short of the article We , s - ..v. i, iim - v want ion medicine immediately, ami forward it are curing a Cancer, and we want vou to pack the meiiicine tmmeiliatelv, and forward it on. Your medicines are taking well in this section. .Messrs. Thralls & Pottinirer, Warsaw, la., say, April .Id, IS4 We are nearly out uf suur Alttra. tive. It is . gmd mrtlicttir. Please send us more o t. FEVER AXD ARI F.- Cure H nrrnnfrrf.-From every part where J.yne'a Ai-e Pill, hve been used, we hear of their nniver.al and entire success in lubcilinr Fever and Ague. Mr. Meorce Stephen., a Merchant at Marnngn. Illi11 ' -7 c run are making gnat cures here, and your Ionic Vermifuge anil Carminative give good salt. faction. Mr,n. F.niniert & Strohn, rtveport. Ilinioi., say We hnve .old all vour Aue Fills, ami most r the Vermifuge. pUa.'e send u. on more immediately. Th.is Cull, F.q., Hebron, Ohio, savs. Your medicines give universal satisfaction. ' Tuur Aeue Pills have never fa iled to succeed. Prepared only by Dr. 1). Jayne, PhiU.lelphia, and sold on age, icy by M. W. H AI1.E, 40"3w Druokvillr, Ind. DARGA1INS! HAIIGAIXSI Will he found at D. A. Cheever s Cheap Cash Store TH AVE just received my KALI. SUPPLY OF GOODS, which I am prepared to sell at prices that cannot rail lo suit all, as I have Ihe advantage ill sellnur for cash that I can make two or more small profits while others are making one larire one and w hile thus trying to accommodate the public, 1 would call upon them for their patronage, feeling assured lliey will not be ili.appuiiiteri. Ihilter. A'g-o-n. heather. Sir. taken in eachange for Goods, and Ca.h pnid for Wheat. D. A. CHKF.VF.U, Opposite Court House. Brookville, Sept. 30ih, 1S47. 40 20,000 LATHS. For sale hy C. F. CLAUKSOX. Oct. 1st. MILLWRIGHT SHOP AXD FOVXDKMT. (iKF.K.VWAI.D, HOXSAI.I. fctCO . who have been extensively engaged as Millwrights fur several years in this vicinity, having recently erected a Machine Shop and Founder)- in connection wiihthtir former hu.itie.s, arc prepared 10 receive orders for the building of all kinds of Mills and Factories, to manufacture and set up all the n qui.ite machinery and to furnish Uniting Cloths and Burr M ill Stones. They will also promptly till ordi rs for all sorts nf castings'. Cincinnati, East side Main t'anal, below Fifth st, Aug. 12. J4-5w Cin. Has. FEVER AND AGI-F.-.1AVNE-S AGVE FILLS are sold under. BTAIt AX I EE tht one hoitieef them will core one per.on of Fi-vi r and Acut-o-Chills and Fever, and 111 all eust s it they should fail to cure, the moiiev will be returmd. But thev never 1 e..:l J . - . r -. " un.r i.iiiru jet, nor win tuey 11111 one lime ill . llioitr Messrs. A. K. I'hillrn ft Co. ay: Comden Mills, 111. We are much pi, ased with your M. dicittes. ami i know- that the) are both itnod and popular. We re- I cret you iliil -tot send us mare nfthe Airue Pill., a. ' lliere is . gnat demand for them, and ih y have al - -. ways been success. 111 1 tiring Fev r and Atrnr. II. J. Bosiiek, En., Pravton, Georgia, sv : Nov. lath, 194fi Pr. P. ne I), ar Sir My .ales of. our prepar uions have ece dt tl -iiy ev pertaiions. Your Expectorant. Vermifuge, Carminative Bat-am and Fever and Ague Pills, all sell well, some of whieb I am now out of. I wnnt an immediate .upply of ail the above named Medicines, more particnlarlv a larce ' suopi, 1.1 toe r.specioraiii aim At;ne fins. . e liave t vet .mnnr us a co.,d n.r i.m-- .i..,ii,r ...e. .,r Chills and Fever, in which your Acne Pills have nrrer fiailrit tm rurr. Your Alterative iju. I beginuniir tube known here, and appreciated. If I had had enough of ihese Fever and Ague Pills, t could have sold more than a hundred dollars wonh of them. Yotin. fcc. H.J. BOS TICK. Messrs. J. fc H Moore, Lisbon, Illinois, say, (Oct. .list, l4.) your Ague Pills arc about gone, and have given universal satisfaction. ... 11. .11 L . .. - n 1 .. C.H.M. il....n. .A. ' (Xov. o,h. 14,) 1 hsvrsoid an your ACue puis ami ! Tonic Vermifuge. Thev are doing wonders here. I ...rry you did no, se.id me more orthem. ' f.r,nich.el, E.q.. I.anirr, t;eorCia, says: ! Xnv. 20th. I84o I am happv ,o sav that lour prepa- ' rations are esciting pi neral favor. I have ...Id all ' VmT.KVT ,,',, varrnntrr, and ha.e not , heard ol thi'ir failure in a .mile cae. I Halderman ft Co., Mt. Carroll, III.. sv. Oct. 10th, ' ls:-rr. P. JayneD.ar Sir. Your medicines, ... far as ,hey hav been tried in this si etion of country, rive verv genecal satisfaction, particularly your Arue Pills. We could have sold Ihree times theamonni we did, if we had had them. The Sanative Pills are very much liked by all who have ucd them, and arv fast taking the place of .11 o.her PilU'as . punra'ive. WM. HALDERMAN ft CO. Prepared onlv hy Dr. D. Javne, Philadelphia, and aold on agency by " M. W.JI AII E, 37-iw Brookville, Ind. I) ItIIULLS V.cetahle l-Vr and Aznr and And-Fever TILLS. u Prove all thine, and hold fast to that "VONE MiffVrwith llmt diirt itn' rompUint CltilU mtd Fevrr, ir Fever unrf Aei, for it it tpt'i.ily ami prr mni.cntly run ! hv Dr llnll'i crli braIfd Anii-Ferrr 1MU. 1'hvy never fiil lo enrr ihe rl.ilU mnd Fever the fir-t day. hn nel ncr.inl.nptti dinxtitni. and do not icken the stmnach, nor operate iipnn the HoweM. Thoand nf certificati have hf -n prenented to the pmprietir by planter of the firi rrpeetahilirv, Ih ieian of t mint nrr, nd oilier ho have nd them, mhich miqht he jrivrn, but l t 'he fo. liiiiiST, fnm Jndpr Forret. a et. ntlemnn of the thrt rej.pretahil.ty in JrflVrw co, Ala. uffire: J fl' non Co. Ala. Feb 4. I eertifr that in the mitnmer of 1S4!, I had a rvrr atinrk of Fever and A tour, nnd wa from- timrtiwder I the treat m nt of a nhvaiciaii, hut n ce.v-d no benefit fmnni pneript on ; my dieae eontinnetl to inI at 1at had n-miinv to lr Hull rrr and Acneaml Anti-Keirer Pills inir half a ho a rutin-1 y cored, and have remained in irood liiatth ever inee. t afterw ard had in my family several cae of Fever ami Acne, and have in very instance made tie f Hiill'i Pill, hich huve alway iminedia.ely effected a cre. Dr Hull' PiH rectiire nn puffinir her ther are known ; and here they are not, a single trial is sufficient to iimire the adaption. price TS eeiit per h6, ith full directions. A fre h utipply jui received and for al at Hit! fc Haile, Rnrnkville, la, and at O H Warren's I. an ret. NnvlS-to I.4J FOIt SALK. TWO lot? in Bro.kviHp"ith dwelling hnucet, one Onlthe bottom, the other on the hill; ftloome vol ua hie lotf.all pon icaaonable terms. JOHN A. M.TSOV. January Ut.ll4A. r-tf. SAVE YOUIt TEETH! al I W. KFT.LT rllrnlis') t.T th- (rtsofR. ' IT. ft M. B. Krrlv, Olfoid. O.. ,ll br tn II rook ,s-tll durinr th in tki nf the Aijmi li" C ikuii CeUi, 1117. v i

Dnnwatmaa. Smimmintr f tbe Hran. a roarinr ! no lie in the ear., hradarhr. p.lpitaiinn of thr fcrarr Ae. Wright's Indian V,eiable Pills arearrrtaiai enre for ihe abnre nnplrn.ant enmplatma, beelinM 1 tliry purer fnin. the b. dy ,hr- .t-rnxn anil corrupt i humuit which, when final ine: in the rrnrral ma ,if eirc nlation. are the raur d.i.m..... . 1

or blood to the hi-ad, riddinr... I.. of memorr, dimne. f airht, drowning, pin f ,he brad, and many mlier i;mlwi of a loaded and corrupt aiate of the blond. U rifhrt Indian Triable Pill, are ., one of the very lnt mrdirine in Ihe world for the ore .,f indire.n..n, and then fore i not only rem.e all the abore nnplra.ant vmptora., and entirrlT prevent i! "'-qnencr re.oTtinr fr..m a ra.1i of blond to Hie head, but i moi awarrtff rr,tore the bodv toa.t.teot sound ht-aKh. rd with or-.rro. eonnn-rir.t.oraTkind..' Some are coat. urar; mhrr. are made t.. mrnhlr in ...,i. w.ru ,.pr.rance me onrinal rerdieine. The an feat "e m reemhir in outone or more of. hom may be f..u.,4 in ' ; . nvi 1 ... iu pii rr nar Ir-mi the r . . ' 1 , . 1IV . 1 1 ... 1 ' .... iw.t iiaa? atlir, i ne r. mum- tomale by R. S. Tiner nm..i.:n. . I. t rook.hank (t Co , Fairfield: l),vid tlaurl.trr' 1 ........ . rl , ... . rr, .rf Irvnton. rnncipalufflce, I6y, Kaee itrcrt, PhilaJdpkia. CVRKS! CCRF.S! CURES! are conaTt"lv bi Performed be l)r " ' ' tl ' "ii.Mj ..iruiL'MIT.. MR. u 7 1 J."h" D'"h". No. Glliraitl,-, i f Hie hrea.t and .:de. .ore throat, e...tire habit.. ' " ' h' h'k- Spi.tinr of Wood and Live, Complaint ha. been entirely cnri-d hv u.inr )r. Jarne'i San.uve I-.ll., Alterative and Ep,,,orat. r"e CT-It l uli picture that ecive place to the rot. Win, letter frum Mr. Ira Hurki-.." .f T "h ho .. .uppiHied , be pa.t cure of . Con.umpt. n. Fx, .,or7nV'-?'d w h,,"h hf 0, ' hr J" ,l.if 1" Pak ,th confidence of tl.M medtcuie.aa e know ,.f m.y fOMr friend, m.o have been rreatly b. n. fitted by it EditoII. Tamworth. X. H.. Dee 10 kk' rornrh" n.ir",.fn;1 "' "hVE-.i ,8 v.;.. for the b.n-fit of the nnl.lic. the ...I I j r ' 1 .he .eor. b.,te of:;-,r-zT, ' "'" "usra tiy the lung fever, which left me in a very low state of health, w ith a berv had eoug"! ami f.,r about three monih. I e d onlv speak in . clme. My nlii su ian s...l h. k.j -i - i could. Abouni,,, ,imr i r. t: -n. in the papers "I,r Javne". E,,, for saW by .w a. '7,r,1,'rlV T" ' T" '" hoOle, and in ,1 J ""r 1 b, "B f" ' tH-.ter-i.. about al.W w'rll ".ZZ? mr T"i"-J -o'H "peak toleraniy well, and before umr ,h- wl.r bottle I was nearly a. well a. ever. My health is now rood I attribute my cure w holly to Dr. Javne". medicine. To M.,L V 1.1 s. ,R A '"-"CKIXS. To Mark Noble. F-n., Oreat Fall.. V w Prepared on by Dr. D. Javne. lhil..l.'inl.;. ..j ! ,0,d on "S'ncy by .M. II A ILF.. I!rookville, Ind TO WESTERN MERCHANTS EW.YOItK CAIIfh. SFPTF.MRF.H, H47. The nndersignrd. Merrhants. Me. hanics, and Artists, ..f the city of NKW-YORK. avail themselves of the advantae. a offered bv the rountrv pre.s to make call, of conntry merrh.nt. who r... ..".' Z ,.., i.ieir iiiisines. Bliffl ..rilmn ...i::. any articles in their line. Bring fully prepared in the several branches, we I assure our western fjietid. that no pun. shail lie' spared, on our part, to plr.se both old ami new cus- i .rn.F;VDI-,N"S W'I"J KSAI E RKTAIL CI.Or A I N (i WAHF.IIOISK, tl .lohn ureet, enr. of Xi:iu. An imnieinc stock of seasonable cfoihinr always on hand. " ALFRED F.DW Itns k, rr sit it ..! . v--GOOES, 12J Pearl s,. ' ' v ' j FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. U.RRO, HOTT & CO ' Manufacturers of Floor Oil t I iihs. 71 Jhn St., have i emi.taiitly on hand a irrneral assortment of these goiMls. C I.OTII HOVSE. WII.SOV G IlfVT . rr. SZ William st., form r of Maiden Lane. ' AI.DHICH. BARSIOW Co., CARPEI ...inc.iiuis,,, 0. 44 pearl street. Manufactor.e, s oucianiinila Works, and Mohawk Works, both at Amsterdam, X. Y. Valley SAMUEL BOWXE, (s.ieees.or to Hn m,ui rtowne.) WHOLESALE DKU.KK IV DKIGS PAIXTS. ami DYE ST I FFS, . aj John strc t' bitwecu W illii.ni and Gold sts. S. S. A W. WOO D. WHOLES . LE roORSF.LLF.11S AXD STATIONERS, HI pearl stnet. ACCOirvT BOOKS AXD STsTIOXART. " I KM I.. M William strt,-t, one ,r! souih ol Cedar street. Importers and MaiiufaetHrers i ol Blank Books, Paper, Manil'..ld Letter Writers I op)ing Presses, Ink., and al kinds of Stationary ' ' F. ft E. DOrni.KlltT. IMWllirmc .x-e. I

WHOLESALE DEAI.F.KS l FKF.NCH EVti- ' ' r"""'',r. w -ho are arrqiiailit-'d iih mr itnsii..a l)--I.1MI. tiEHMW 4 AMEHIf'AX SI ATl() iuv! fore and while I w as tak injr !)r li-inr't n.di'ire

40 J.,1... .1 !..-- -.i. . ""t .1-0. .iaillllHC1lirers of Suoen .r l...n. U..-I . .- HASKELL ft MF.MMK K, PttCC.r.ls TS. No lo 'old st. also. A cent for several l'l..ls,l. I.,l... I ical Msn.ilsclorer.. and for au t Alrii.ise f aiiotjeiii. r. r.,f Die Wood-, &tc. '"ctu j TORPEDO Mr.El SC McrnEs Dr. SMITH'S Pre mm in Torped,, Mairuatic Machines, Warranted superior to an. in the United States, poicc JU, Manufactory No. i;7J Iiro,dw a v. .m SNUFF AMI TOHV'CO. PETER I.OHHII.ARD, Snnffand Tobacco Manrfacturrr.4 t hatl.am .,. New Yoi k. off. r, f,.r sale Marcoho), (rose ltiv..rrd) Fr. iu h. Baopee. Scotch and other Soufl,; ...,, Fine Cm t hew ,e ,. vrrv lu-t qiielitv Kiiia; 1 onarco. and r.rrr article in li s Imp nl ,he Orders punctual Iv allen.le.1 ... . I.. 1 price tarn tit -ent b add re-sing as abeve. IiOV s'K DKPor. SILAS C. HE'S RING. No.. H7 and li J Water., Msiiutartarrr of thr on-,nsl Wilder'. , nuiiiv Pal'nt 1) . 11 ol. and Single Ssls.iiauder Sales. AI.MS M;Y !7.M. Unlrh Jeireln. AcrnrJeonx. TtijX. T ANCY GOOPS.ftc. " X.. OS Chatham Square. floors a On Cnnimis.ioii, low f.tr ea.h V. B. XuctinnSnle i very Tuesday at half pat 9 o'clock A. M. Just try fhera-h -..m and sa,e in or 15 per cent A U (m ALE, 227 Pearl s,. near John. F.11RB.1.YK S PL ITFOn.V SCAIES for sale hy Fairbanks It Co., 81 Water sf. ! s.if .i.v i.h:r safes. j RICH ft Co 's Improved Patent Double and SUcIe Salamander Safes, walranted free from dninpue'. a deritbd iniproseineiit on "ihe Orit,'.uBl Wi liter's ! inline Patent." H. f. r. ore to upward nf twelve hutidnd mercliaiits, bankers, and others who ha.e Rich t Co 's Sates in us-. For sale bv A. S. Mar-1 vin. I.!J Water st , New York, art lit f..r ,he oiaiiu- I rat-mrr r. Al by llayoiond (iilili. ft t'., Chicago; and by Houseman ft Lowry, St. Louis. Siidtllpy. Hi met and Co-ich 11 irdirare. W. J. BL'CK, racensive manilfncturt r and in.portt r for the supply of large dealers, lov Pearl street. Wholesale Crorkfri S'nre. F. W. OGsnUHY, No. sn Curtlii4t st. X. y. Cjre fill at king and low prices. Col ton's L'J'e and Times f I'itrij Clay 'i vis. Mans U rid s Lit ij tit n. Sett. 1 rot. The ab.ire are full and authentic Works (iill,s).i,''s Manual of l!il Mlking iost the book f..r all iiitertsted in the improvement of mads. Published by A. S. BARNES At Co., 51 John street. .!.. ical Instruments. EDWARD BA.ACK.fi Fulton, ror. G..UI st., m:nufurturrr and importer, kef ps eonstantlv on hand tlic larf, ., n.-urtoe lit ,if Mu.ical lii'lrnuiruts of ev.-ry description. Aln. a! ki.i.li of Musical Mer eliaiidise consiautly oil hand. T U PPRR vSTl KTT V Commission Merchants. WHi I E WATER BASIN CINCTXATI. Mrf. r tn M.s.ri. M. X W. MiirpliT 11. ft S. l yttrr J.H. Hiilrltiiisnn ft Co. Crmn V Ilinsmorr. Cntitrl Sinks. A. II. t'oiin. II Son llrlm ft Shumllr irorr- Frvbargfr J.ihn Kliiutt Pn-ry Ji Flinri O. ft J. S. Hilihrn Shunr ft Van nrcrtt Kzrktal Trai t Cu. R. n. llo.i.r J. D. ft C. Jonrs K irhard Trni r Aug. Ith, 1147. Netastlr. "Cambridr Citr. million. Connrrss illr. J J Rll.hrlll.. I.aitr. I. M tamsra Cincinnati. Brii.kvillr. S3 1 rr. Oil lit HOTEL: A T II A It R I St. IU O: D GERARD, Proprietor- , HIS Motel ha been refttttd up painr-d anew, 9m inside ami oot ihe room nil turni-lnd with new rrtrpet, n w m-d, brdt-mU. chnir. tabr; and tndeeil, everj iltinp romterti d with, and apptrtininir and belomrins; lo. a Hotel, has itnd, roiw an entire thante. AVithtHit doht tt in a neat an rrabhhutenr a can be fouiul in any tow u of the fame izv rithrr cast or et of ihe mountains. Hi table, too. i not iirpa(d for the necearie and luxuries of life,and mill atify theiiiet epicure. The Siaultnt? u IMicir thi Hon e h alo Wen improved. IhelM-i of proven tier will at all un.u be furnished. Traveler will find it to th-ir comfurt and adan-i lairf to top at the Ohio Ilwurv. tb 5, U7 nVtf

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20 JOURNEYMEN' COOPERS THE'iiaifrnipntd Tiari. mn-. .' .,;T f ' ""I C "rn, for B.akit.r four ltr..i. ,., Jarre and nr. ,hn repmct.d arj-htl,. f , , -, ' hi!'l.e ,Cu".",n -luplojmer.t b- ftad. J, , : ,,.d,wh-!rn.,l:'',Aeh" Jrr- i p- f-r livery at our hop. li.--. .. "r:r "", "d rc.ur.barre: l oi- . Laurel, Ind., SPt soih, 17, P. H PF.aiVE. Saoerjp-.rr.t Notice to Tax Payers. y I1R undrr.,rnrd will attend at th. nW- ofk:j. U i:sr .l,ft;,.. ; . ..1. . r.lL J . ! v. f,., ... " ."T"'P ' raiikim eonntu - ' I r"'' ,he "r Ifi47. on ll" Wl--i Slor!:.,r,Ur to"niP. Thursday, .tit Ocu Springfirld, Fri.ljv. SJJ 'lain. u Fairtirld, Rloomi.ir Grove, Laurel, Poey, . Salt Creek, Ray. Hirhlinv, .. fiatun'aT. 1H Mnndav," 25:h Tnemlay, 21 hT Wednesday. 27lht Thurdy,'2!!ih Friday, 2)i!i Satttrrfav, .cth . , 1 . - . - --. ......... ,nfr , me rate or taxe ciiared; n ea.h t!no foi State pnrpo.ei, 2K ett On each 8100 for ennntv purpu.e. 15' ' Onearh SiOOf.rroad " it) On each Poll for Stte" 75 On each P..I1 for count v .q u Snpervi.r. who have rot Tiled their no-- t a- -.v,. Treasurer , office, are req.ie.teJ to hand theu iu at t brae appointment.. . . B- H. nt RTOV, rret.urer F r. Sept. th, 13. 39. T!.- r 11 . ..imiT. II :(,!. VOTI V K . THF.' Stockholders of the Bro .kville n.trJlt) ( ompanv are her,-bv nntifi-j .. election held on'Mondir tSe u,', d ty of ). t -147, in Brookville.at the ..ifi e if .aid C noa iv .'. tweell the hours 0f i0 A. M. an I 4 P. M , f .r jpose nf electing nine Directors for .aid t ..-., V ineingthe eleventh an.i.ial -lection, ii ,.-d c with the provisions of the Charter. - , . . HOLLA VI, v-c'v Brookville, In.l., Sept. 22,(134:. . Select School. lllt. MMF.Ot KOl'SHKT will or. School in the rla.s Mom ay the S7th of Sept. bi-anches of ediiration as Schools. Also Philo.onhe H'lolis iil l;-: He will tra. and C: iiiii-rr'. able practice' in School teaching an:' h:i. r. satif.rtion. He solicits a fair oop.irtunitv- ,-r . ng that he merits enrnnntgemrut Brookville, Sep'. 31, lit!. -'w per quarter of , l u i... i.. i Administratrix' Sale of Real Esc-o. "VTOTICF. i herebv riven that the . n I r-i -n- rf, admiiiislratrix of the estate of Matt'iiv r. V. i ll -r. deceased, hy virt'te of an or lor of th.' Fr.i il;"i-i !Vi bate Court, w ill sell, subject to IViwer. t v cry. on the premises, on Satnrd.-iy, the 3.ih :liv October, the f. lloo n? n-al crate, viz: 'ho . . - . . 1'J '"T ""I ""' ' rt ( cti -n 1. Term- - -O. half cash, and the remainder in siy, months. -i -w iih freehold seeiiriiv. Appraised val.u- -f .;. ii F.N ill ETTA BUHLEH, Aurr-v Sept. IS, lt7. 3S-4W NEVER DF.SPAIR. Philadelphia.. Tule 2. 1 ... TO THE rt'ULIC I certify that b-f , - .i r -rnriiiliraiir . I hecsme afflicted wi:h w!ir!t :! tieinns calli ! Srrofu'a. It made in first apf: i: -by pain and swi-llilic: of the toinfs mrr.- so- -i ,!t myankle., kn-es. wrists antl elbows, afrer wlii.-;i e elands of my throat and neck became inanieil si swelled, attended wiih mosr evcriiciatinp- pair .. T was often confined entirelv to mv bd, .to I for . toe-lher could not move my neck rr ft-n my I-. . Several iihvsicians attendtl me ar itifr-n-i.i . i-. . but they did not appear to do me a-.v coi.d. j About a year cn I wss artncke.1 v. .h vom:." j which continued everv few- miim'es all one r.it-'it. 1 The next !, an vrronti. n spneared on th 'n,- t my neck, which soon spread all over my neck, he ,ri ao.i tare, with innammaiion of the eves ani e clu.. w hich de.tr tyed mv eve-1 lies, and ciued the hi.to fall from ofTniv head, and so .n thedieae ;ir-'S ! all over me; my limb, were one entire .end. T co..l I not bend my han.1. or srm. without enu-in:the .'.in to crack open, when the blood would run out. Soe.e of my fingernails cameofT. In slioi-f. I w nn.ibu. t.i c'l mi own livinif, ami in this condition I ral'.K upon 7)r Jnvnr. ill order that he mir'ir un.l. rlske mv case. He dir. cteil me ,0 lake hi. A'tvrnt'x-c l!i--' I time, a dav. and his Sanntrrr Pif't a- orren ns I t should find it necessarv. I h.ive now taken hi. .rc--Trii-r ioiir mon.il., ann am mo.t tinrpv to -sv !'nt it has eniirrly cured me. C KOI.IVF. V rivnyHK V. ' No. IIS North Tenth St.. Pnilad- Vhin Tfanv person doubts my statement, ih.-v w ill pVa.e call upon Mr.. D. Stewart and Vr.. E. P-.m-Mv. Ml Snrintiarden Street: or on Mrs TiV.nr. wh-n. I VKWHF.HR Y Propared onlv br nr. p. Jarne, Philadrlpliia, and old on acetic v by M. W. H AII.E. wh. r mav be ka.l all the other val liable preparation, of ar. Jayn . "f " "INE rill'RNS and Tl'BS: rim t ii in t K k I : NEW ORLEANS SUGAR: do MOLASSES; SUGAR HOUSE MOI. A SFES; GOI.PF.X SYRUP; RIO COFFEE: Vo I M ACKERFL: UPPF.n and SOLE 1 F. ATHF.R. for safe Br RICHARD TT.NFR. Br.Kikvil!e, May 4, 1'4T. 19TAXRAKK AXD iIIDFTS! s S II F. .nb.crilicr havinr purt liast rt the old Tan-Yard ' of Mr. Goodwin in Brookville wi.hcs to purchase Hides and Bark, for which he will gi.a the market price, ftc. HENRY SHAFER. April 15th, 1 Bar T A XKS. "'OTICE is hirehv ciren ibat I will attend at th 1 unal plncr s of hol.liiip; . lections, in the several townships in Union counts, fin- ihr purpose of reeeiring Taxes for the year 1S47, on the follow ing dajs, lo- i : . Harrison Township, on Minilur, Oc. 5lih. BrnwnssiUe " Tnesdav, ;lh. Libertv, Wrdnesdav" !'lh. j Harmony, Thursday " Ifiih. 1 Union, ' ' " Friday, 5it!i. Centre in Libertv from and after 1st of Oet. I R AT K.S OF TAX A I ION. j On each 100 Dollars for State purposes. 5 Css. . tin each loo Pollar- for Couuty purpo.es, 121 Cts. I On each loo Pollars for Road purposes, jo cis. j On each too Hollars for Lunatic Asylum, I Ct. j On each IO0 Dollars f.r Deaf and Dumb, tCt. i On each loo Dollars for the Blind, 1 C i On earll Poll f'.r Slate purpose, T Cts i On each Poll forCo.iulvpnrpo.es. 25 I t. Pa. ment t.f Taxes is required on or lief.re t.e lirs: day of January. 1848- WILLI IM HVIIA'I, I Sept. 8lh, l"i4". Treasurer of Union eoei.iy j .17-owr Riclim'-nd Jetfersuuian cop-.. voTicr: tt n-cl.-V lias meTn, S 1 fhiu fmhortfittl tfhe b'r t iiiie in regard ti th h-ll iui diea,- t,T trf, pfrtionof our iiotv!e eonntrr are vtirid ' t mnf.rinr at leiifh ofl"nd fw u hy the r4.jt ,,( a)i! t ralciil-rc Coinin'if. 1 hi-ir atlv r'i-jn-ni i in mi ntnT roiiintn, in int n tne aiti-tifit-n nt , Momnn au.l ehitd hou!d br nnt J..n. lv r-ry man. I. ). O. h O r I C F. i h. r-br -irn to the pohlie. that on v tit 1 .111 iIh w nf 4 ii -ii r IHjt trti n a-.. A - I J - - " ' "r.viwrr. J V ' 7J jWARMKX. watrnpt-lUd frMn Spartan l.ude K-.-j. tor yn inimoraiiTT. By order of the l.njjr. JOHN S. SVTDEH, Ree'v. Laurel, Sep. 1, 1347. 37-lw' T OSS OF HMH AND H VI-DXTSS It. remedy. Hear what Dr. U'ncl v Shepherd's f Ta , Oct. 10, iu3. Dear Sir Vou tntiuireof me whetlur 1 hive t-ed vour Hair Touic, aod the eff .-t. Severs! year e;o my hnir iMifnn Inf ill rapidly the sraln, and I hdd the prpct of pr s'luaiure hn.fjne. Dm inn; serpral yiar 1 t s d varimi prt pr--tiaii reeommendeil for the hair. fnin hioh I di riv d nn beiirfit. At length a friend r commended oiia Hair Tonic, f ti d thne or fonr hoMl- af-ror1:na; to the printed din crinn, and at the end nf mx tiiuriii--iny hair was thick m i, and since it tnulritry tu turn pray a arrt-cted. I hav- never before fiven a ceni6r .te r- en-nnu -. intf patent mrdieinet, which tndierimiii.itety um-J, a thev often art, do moeh iinr but in a eat like the p reent whrrt X know thr article to He Ivurf.riit!. and that it ran do no burnt. I have no rrupi.f in ta unff tans n"i" oiv own kuoh u-.-i-. Yonrsf. JOIV qi lGLET, M. D. To Dr. D. Jaynt, Tht-aiU Iplua. CHlI.nilEX PIT. OF WOHMS-r. and Prrn up pn.ple too. DW. - ATfXK'S V K H M ! I" lT i K hr, never ben kin to fail to cure in the wi-r-t .a-. .Vini'oi cf H'ormt. 1 'heae ;irr In mb !-. t-rm-n, paltneof the lips, wiih fluh d ehei k. rriix'it'fj the it-eih dorinj- ii p. ditd-. d drftm. ti t it L. ken ofT by frircht and erenrninr. coii.iiShh . f n r. ihne., th'trsi, b-id tnte io th- nit-nth, "i'.-im-he aih, couch, difficult brrathinc;. iichini of th it trils p'1 'be atomach, aeea. iqu-a-nihne. voneiu appetite, h-antif. tenemu-i. tifht cbi'ls or hiv-riiiff, dn.ioe-, ftiue, awfltrd seinnar er limbs nintpaiid cloikio in the throat, tnr'nd tr:ii, frequent drj-in to eacat the aXtweli, tuiscliaare of lime and mucin. Xt. For nervoine. ich Iwadaehe. pnlp.tatiiTn of ti hrart, Jce., ii iive immediate rrt f. I al-o nit rN irc -idiy f stoioarh, rn itf mn appetite. i ix-i;th-rti the whole yten. and etiirt the MI.KS. Prepared only hy Dj. D. JaV'te. Philwd phin, an I aiM on aceney'by M W. Il Ul r.t 37-3 lh.i-uWitle, Ir.d For Sale. f pM O small framr dwi-lli::if hoiffs in the oa .f P Monnt Csrnn !, ne 1 limit ;hi priu, and nihed in (food anler. It offl.r a firt rate opairioi ttv to (yood. steady Mechwnics, who are ;n at l in ih r.izind. and innetf the b-t neich'HiKhood ill the Si.ur. Situatt d in the Turnpike, ntw tir l-r c.ntrart, Uadtiic trom Hrwkville io Cmeiiiiiati. rndt i it a dt sirab'.e t eattt-n. Said property will be Id -tonimxdatinf t rm. I r 1'tUr p.rftri.lnr m fl try li . M It I MfllK I T.

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