Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 41, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 October 1847 — Page 3

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HUOOIvVILLE, INDIANA. FRIDAY, OCT- 8, 1847. FOR PRESIDENT IX 1818, (.'cn.ZACHARY TAYLchi. ' In no ca can I permit myself lo he the candidate of any party, nr yield myself in -arty 111.'.' 'l heciMduf ail panic, and the Naiinnal goo) wouid be my greal and absorbing aim." Gen. Taylmr, Peace Rculutiont We insert the resolutions of the Kichmorid meeting, in doiiicr which we ""rish it now and always unoerstood that we do not endorse cr approve of them. . They may contain whig principles, hut it is not our sort of wbigWc see a notice in the Madiedn papers that Col. J. II. l.ane, and Lieut. Pewit ("union Rich, were to address the citizens of that place on the subject of the war. The Canal again. From the boatmen we learn that water was let, at Harrison, mto the Cincinnati branch of tbe White Water Canal, and that navigation will oi cn to Cincinnati, early in next week. This is a matter of rejoicing to the people i f the White Water Valley. It not only opens a market to cur vast resources, but it is the triumph of effort, which, on the iirst of January last, appalled the Etoutest lesrts. ,Vtc Ditiriom of the Sons of Temper-fl-ifc. Charters have been granted for Laporte Division No. 105, Johnson Harrel, H. G. W. P.; for Knightstown Division No. H (3, which C. F. Clarkson, G. W. 1 ill organize on Saturday evening the 23d inst.: and for Plymouth Division No. 107, Schuyler Colfax, I). G. W. P. Thr irr.Vw. The news from Mexico is of deep interest. Although the particulars ate meagre, and the dates in some -asp are incorrect, yet we have every con-i-Jenco in the main facts slated. Scott is in a critical situation, and we think our ir.nernment will so.n larn that it is nc ie.-Mry to prosecuta this war with a force Mifficiont to secure their safety, and a speeily conclusion of the war. We want more 'iien and more means. Oar citizens are rot-ly to go, if the government will only c.vc tlioni the opportunity. Scolt and Taylor have both given it as their opinion Hm it was not safe to advance to the city f Mexico with less than 25,000, yet our government has pushed them into danger Mid difficulty, with about one fourth of that ii'.iiiibei. J Scene if fiirior. The execution fit "in1 nmnrmus Itiloy and his 70 associates 'y Gen. Scott, as noted in our news from Mi vic, must have been a scene of horror. Seventy men executed at one time for defertion from the army and standard of their country! They were take- fighting Hjrainst their ovvn Country, ind had loricited their lives, and thelrw was rightfully and riiily executed. Have we n.t t-ine sreonj us wbo sympath;ze with these 70 b.traycra of their country! And although we would not abridge the freedom of i -piiiion, yet we believe we have men among us who are doing as more injury, and who are as much traitors at heart, as U.iey ai.d his associates, but have notsuf i.e rnt courage to carry out their treason. .nkki. Scott. A little more than a year n-ji and the Democratic Press lliro'''itthe whole land was terming with vul.ir ridicule of Gen. Se-U. Tbe old hero f l.tindyV I.ane. who had grown gray in the service of the country, who had nobly M her host9 on to victory over England's hoicrst troops, who had poured out his b'.o.l on the well fought fields in a cause .! at Oie nation applauded, and came forth roni the strife all fc ir red With woUnds e is to be made the butt of ridicule for "p'5 miserable party scribbler in the Decratir ranks. Rut circumstances alter ?rs. Then the Mexican war had scarce'y bf-nin. Mr. Polk thought it was goirg be only a 'breakfast spell,' and if someHing of an excuse were not trumped tip, "wever futila in itself, to keep the old funeral out of ihe field, he might pluck an silditi.ma! laurel and be in the way in Cull re. Hence the signal was given at head-t'l-ir'.ers, and the tune was caught thrughvni tie land by the party press. And then hilly jtlaSe of toup" was rung through 'iioiisand changes. But things altered. 1 be Mexican war became a fixed fact a troublesome affair in itself. And then it hid developed in the person of General Taylor, a great man whose genius blazed ! ke a meteor before the popular gaze, and corned to lead off in its wake the brightv. stars in the firmament of Democracy. The lune was changed other notes were 'truck Scott became quite a favorite ia piven supreme command anil despatched at once to the seat of war. And now he is spoken of with the greatest complacency r-y the opposition press, and from its tone ore would judge Scott had never tasted a Lasty plate of soup.' Wayne County Record. IVmm.k rmt. Who believes in the Amazons! WiU.ns says 'not he!" Well. Oiere aro Amazons it Switzerland. In UieCintm of l!ri, lately, two regiments of women were enrolled, and. in a French paper we find the following description of mem. I he two battalions, numbering f"urieeuhuridred females in military dress. present an aspect at tlie same time formidable and captivating. In their evolutions 'id disciplire they are drilled to perfection. Curiously enough, superiority of orm and beuty baa been very much the reason of difference of grade; the handsomest are of the advmce guard, and this post of distinction and dagger seems willingly conceded them by their companions wh are less favored by nature. Some classi ticaiion das been guided by temperament also The more vivid - and tliirliiv lia been enrolled as Vultigeufs, or light horse ine mre nhlon-maiir- as - preuailiprs Hone who hive figures nf mor? rm6is otaM

are in the centra) body, those of slighter forms are stationed at the wings. The coarse and rude are enrolled as dragoons and canlinieret. The creation of this corps (which, with its discipline and enthusiasm seems likely, at the first throe of the coming political moverrent of Europe. to take pofspe.tion of the Helvetian soil) is an exercise of the powerful genius of Salis-So-glio, w ho has reserved to himself the sen-

eral command. Who will say, after this. inai u.ere is nothing new under the sun! JVVar Gaz. APPOINTMENTS OF Tllg NfjRTli INDIANA CONFERENCE Greencnstle Dis. Wrh. II. Coode, I E Greenrastie I. A. Univirsity J. II. Hull, W C Larabee ) Cyrus Nntt, y P'rs. M G Deswick ., ttLHoffuan S 6 Greencastle Cir Terre Hat'te, Rockville, Rockville Oir II Smith & Cooper John L. Smith Vm Wilson K Wood Ac W Penteer Li Walnut Miss Wm H Smith lloseville, J B Demot, 12 S Preston Iorth Salem O V Roy don Ed. Lad.'s Pep'y Heni F Tefft Amcr Bible Soc'y A Wood, Agent Crawfordsvilld Dit J Marsee, P E Crawfordsville II B Beers CrawfordsvilieCt J W Bradenatv Middletowh Thomas Hartlett Jeremiah Early Enoch Holdstock H N Barnes J fJ W Stafford, i J W RiekotU H II Badley ' Allen Skillman S C Cooper. : E Gen M Boyd W F Wheeler Covington, Attica Newtown Dayton Augusta Lebanon Lafayette Dit Lafayette Lafayette Miss Pittsburg J S Hetfield Monticcllo Miss S M Campbell Kensellaer J H A Id ridge Harrisonville Joseph White Independence James Johnson William6port Jokn Edwards Perrysvillq Gen W Warner Newport R I) Robinson Clinton J C Robbing Ii:tliantpoli$ Dit R Hargrave Ii.diannpolis, Roberts' Ch S T Gillet Danville Wade Poser West fiold Noblesville Knightstown FM Richmond, J Wttoll J R Itirt M Ma ban A D Roasly.J F Mc Anally R IIColvert.MEManvillc Isaac; King J B Marslion E J Kirk John C Smith, P E CJ W Miller T S Webb Luther Taylor G W Smith J R Tansey B It Bradbury Miles Huffaker Daniel Demott O II P Ash O V Lemon, P E John S D .nildson John B Johnson J (' Medsker James Sparr Ancil Beach G reentield Andersontowti Fall Creek Pendleton Tipton Miss VfnlretiUe Dil Centreville Kichmnnd Cambridge llagerslown Williamsburgh Winchester Portland Newcastle Muncie Pern Dit Peru Marion (iranvillo Harlfort Bluffton Huntingdon Miss Alex Douglass Wabaslitown M S Morrison North Manchester Diniel F Stright Warsaw t.nga Htporl Dis Loganeport l?lphi Rossvillo Frankfort Kokomo Miss Wabash Miss Pleasant Grove Rochester Plymouth l.eesburgh l.aporte Dit La porte A brain Carey J M Stallard, P E T H Sinex J Colclazer Michael Johnson Brin'on Webster Matthew Fennimorc John Leach Jacob C;zard 0 Guild, II A Newton L M Hancock J R Davis John Daniel, P E II C Benson John P Jones J M Stagg John W Parrctt Win Hamilton J J Cooper. J T Hill F Taylor.JGD Petijohn Abram Salisbury W G Stonix Hain'l Brenton, P E Amasa Johnson Arthur B idley Ezra Maynord W J Forbes, E Hall Samuel Smith Benjimin Winana I. Y Muns n Samuel Lamb E D id S I Stout S.uitU Be.id Mibhaw aka White Hall Middlebury Terre Coupee I'nion Crown Point Valparaiso ft. Wayne Dit Fort ayno M.iumee Miss Decatur Auburn Steuben Lima Lagrange Goshen Columbia Noble Ft. Wnvnn Female Col. J II Bruce. Ag't C 31 Hollidar. transferred to Illinois Ci inference. J S Barlces, transferred to the Indiana Conference. Next Conference to be held in Greencastle, Putnam co. Ind. time to be iven after the next General Conference. THE RICHMOND MEETING; A large meeting of ihe people was held at Richmond, Indiana, on Monday last. It vss addressed with great lorce, iy Messrs. Corwin and Schenck of Ohio, sfiil Mr. C. D. Smith. The Palladium in noticing the speech of Mr. Corwin, says: "Mr. Corwin contends, and truthfully too, that the people are responsible for the ads of their public seitranls they elected Mr. Polk to administer ihe Constitution and the laws as they exist they made him ihe Executive, and when he f.iils to perform the duties as delegated lo him, it is their duty to lake from him those powers. They are the sovereigns. In them all the civil and political power rests, and ihey areiecreant in their duty to their country w hen they fail to exercise that power for their own good and that of posterity. He denounced the insane desire for conquest of additional territory as fraught with great danger to ihe permaneney and perpetuity of our government, and as an evidence that danger is impending over us, he unfolded ihe dark and gloomy pages of hislory which bear the true record of the downfall of other republics, which have indtili ged in this ever fatal passion f.r conquest. The following resolutions were passed at the meeting, wilh olhers approving ihe congressional course of Messrs. Smith and Schenck. Resolved, Thai the unconstitutional as sumption of power by the President of the United States, and the wanln abuse of his administration, of sound moral and political principle, have placed the country in a dangerous crisis, which is well calculated to excite the fears of every patriot, for the permanency of our Nation al Union and the perpetuity of our Rpnb ilictn institutions. Rnteed: Tttit thelrui p Ucy of tin

nation is peace with ail the world that

ar m ueii n grPsl calamity, in be avoided if possible; and above all a warn aggression tipDn ottier nations can onlv lead to re-nlts destiuclive to public vir iue, ana me best inieieslsof the Repub lie. Ilesolve'l, That we regard the exialing war with Mexico as unnecessary and uncalled for by ihe true interests or honor oi me country commenced by the Presi dent of ihe United Slate by an inva-i.ir r the teriitnry oT Mexico, in violation o the constitution; and we regard that inva uii iiisue in pursuance of the order nf me r-resident, dated 13th of January. '46 - o mi in n ar, ano in tne langnaee of Senator Benton ,"a n unjust IPfrr" .vu nnvunsiiiuiionauy matte1' a War upon a vettlc and gr ounrllesi prettj-t.'' iiesolted, That the efforts of the ad .....usirauon, sustained by the leaders of ine party in whose hands Ihe government naa oeen placed, to acquire by coi quest a part, if not the whole of ihe terrilo.v tT.raico, nave luily vernfied Ihe pre dictions of Whig statesmen, that Ihe an nexation of Texaa would be ihe of further attempts for Ihe acquisition of territory. Resulted. That we hereby solemnly express our deliberate conviction that the annexation of any additional territory lo Ihis Union can oMy be productive of most mischtevicus consequences, seriourlv il,..i:.. - :.. "... . nrnicuiiix iis perpetuity, ana we are therefore firmly and unalterably opposed to any such annexation, es ihe fruits or results or ihe Mexican war, either directly by conquest, nr indirectly by pay ment of indemnities, or of the expenses of ihe war; but if additional territory be lorced upon tis, or if it shall be nrvtiired by the government in any form or under any pretext, we will insist that "there shall neither be slavery nor involuntary servitude therein, otherwise than for ihe punishmant of crimes." Itesolied, That as the war with Mexi co was commenced by an .invasien of the territory of that republic, without any adequate cause has b een conducted at a vast expense, and an immense sacrifice of life; and its continued prosecution can add nothing in ihe interest, the honor, or ihe true glory nf the country, we regard it as Ihe imperative duty of the next Congress to adopt summary measures to bring the war to a speedy close, and to repudiate the insane lust of conquest which has seized the mind of our rulers. Ilesvlced, That we still adhere with unabated confidence to ihe cardinal principle of ihe Whig parly, a promulgated in ihe campaign of 1844, and that no man can receive our support as a candidate for the Presidency, now or hereafter, who is not the advocate of those principles, and endorsed by a Whig N itional Convention. Resolved, that the great Rivers and Likes of the West are objects deseiving the attertion nf the Notional government, and liberal appropriations should be made for their improvement, and the people or the West should no longer be insulted by IVesideirial vetoes. Itesolcei, That we most cordially approve of ihe course pursued In the Senate of the United States, bv the lion. TOM CORWIN,in relation to the Mexican war, and while vre admire his brilliant talents, his fervid eloquence, and eminent statesmanship, we honor him for his great moral independence and unwavering in legrity. Indiana Public De!t. X corespondent writsus, that the affairs of ihe Indiana Agency, are in a ptosperous condi lion Ihe outstanding HondsMill coming in and a very considerable sum expected from Europe (perhaps a million,) by the steamer of ihe 15th ol last October. The amount of principle and interest nitv surrendered, cannot be vety much from eleven millions, and il will reach twelve by the meeting of the next Legislature. This is doing immeasurably belter than any friend of Ihe law, (even the most sanguine) expected. It is no longer doubtful about the exchange of the entire debt ol Indiana and the complete success nf the arrangement. Every citizen of Indiana will rejoice al the prospect before us; and een the opponents of the measure, whose honest fears made Ihem doubt, will be glad that theirown cffoits did not succeed. We should all forget past differences, and remember only lhal the present and future is full of hope for our beloved Indiana. In hnman affniis there w ill be contests of opinion, which lime alone can deride and vindicate; and the majority and minority should both submil to lhal which is proven practically right In itself. Crimination and recrimination will not add lo the dignity of consolation of either parly. Free-prest. The Soundness of Public Opinion. We have never known a sentiment so universally prevalent as that of General Taylor for the Presidency; nine men out often seem to consider the event of his election as a ' fixed fact," an event of as probable occurrence as the rising of to morrow's sun. Every day tends to convince us of the wisdon of popular election and of the falncy-of the arguments which are nrged against our mode of government. "The people afe always dazzled by display. Intoxicated by mili tarv nlorv and blinded by the lessons of history; will select a military hern in preference to a sober statesman." The victories of Scotl show the error of such arguments. That officer has conducted the campaign with the consummate judgment, he lias through masteiy of hi profession".,, nlrrfost chained victory to his bidding, but he stands no nearer lo ihe White House than when he left Washington. Il is not the success of Taylor as a military hero, that has attracted the love und confidence nf the people, il is the rare display of civil vir tues which are maniresied in him. The prudence, the judgement, ihe indepen dence, the ability, the patriotism, and the rtindety. lie ia nearer the ideal ol Washington than anv other man the age has produced. A. Y. Mirror. 7et Pilldw. Marcus Brutus Publieoia Red Jacket in the Httslon Courier calls Gen. Pillow hontme dn ditch, and go I lor him as a candidate for the IVesidciiry li is ili'j (only) lasi. t'.itch," we rccVn, Mirr Uenetal IMl.i would wish to die

COMMERCIAL.

From Ihe Cincinali Gazette. CINCINNATI MARKET. October 4, 6 P. M. Flour -The Foreign News per Hiber nian, published Ihis morning, gave an impetus to ihe market, and prices experienced a further small advance. The sales were 210 brls from Canal at 4:40; 114 do in two lots at 4:50: 100 do from store at 4:50; 100 do old at same; 59 do choice, at 4;rJ0; 58 do Cily Mills at 4:55; 1400 brls de livered at Evansville, at 4:30. Wagon lots ni fresh ground were sold at 4:R0 1 rotations No sales reported to day. Crambetries We hear of further ale mada lliracnrfiiiirHiix ; .: . m. "T"' -"""""B ... ".ri inj ut is, ai .j per on. Whiskey Sales of 380 brN at 17 1.4r 40 do at 17 1 8r; 220 do at F7c; 290 do at 10 i :-:and a small lot from wagons at 17 3 8c. Sugar Sales of 8 hhds irood fair Nw Orleans at 7 1 4c; 7 boxes good Brown Havana at 6 3 4c: 11 brls crushed i 1 1 Timothy Seed-A sale of 30 hii-h from ' oi.rif si per Daie. Iron A sale of 450 Diss Galen m An cash; 1 ion Uar at 4 1 4c. Linseed Oil -Sales of 45 brl Pit. Mills, in three lots at 55c, 30 do Dayton Mill at 53c. both cash. Hops A sale of 20 bales trood Indiana. from store al li 1 2c. Cheese-Sales of 900 boxes In lots, for shipment at C I 2c. Coffee-Sales of I25bacs uood fair Rio ai i 4o; 100 du fair at 8c, 50 do common at 7 3 4c cash Duller A aleof 50 kes eood Western iteserve at V l 2c. ftosp A sale of 50 boxes Cincinnati IN I, el 5c. 5 Der ceni off. Cotdage-A sale of 21 coils Manilla Koap al 16c. Jobacco A sale of 15 kegs Missouri six twist al 5 1 2c. DOMESTIC MARKETS. New York, Oct. 4, 8 P. M. Piivate letters received from'Livernool by ihe Ilihernia quote flour al 2030s. Indian Com 20 to 31s 6J per Quarter. and Corn Meal 16s per brl. 1 he market for Breadstuff is inactive. Genessee Flour is held at S5:75. vi neat is held higher. Sales of prime while Corn at 63aC0c & prime yellow at Gc. Oats have now improved and mav now be quoted at 6?r. The Market for provisions. Groceries and Whisky are unmoved. Philadelphia Oct. 4, 8 P. M. The steamer news has unsettled the markets. 8ales tif Western flour at S6:00a6:25. and at the latter rates holders were firm at the close' The Grain market is at a stand -all kinds are held higher. Baltimore. Oct. 4, 8 P. M. The foreign news has had a favorable fleet on the market for Breadstuff. Moderate rales of Howard street Flour at $0 00, and of city mills atthe same. I here is an increase demand rof Wheat with sales to a considerable rvini at al3oc lor white and 125c for red. Prime yellow com is held al 70cts. Sales of Whiskey in hrU at 20e. Pittsburgh, Oct. 4. 8 P.'M. The river al dusk this evening was fall ing wtiii 4 feet G inches wates in the channel. Sales of Flour al $4:81 ia 4:03. Cheese, 6lc. Rectified Whisky, 21c. Provisions unchanged. Louisville, Oct. 4, 8 P. M. The strainers advices are more favor able than was cenerallv exnerlrd and will have a tendency to give more impulse to our m irket. Small sales ofcitv mill Foiurat 1:30. The market f ir Wheal is firm lo-day. Siles nf Mixed at Soc. Whiskey in brls is worth 18c. Sales of (lagging at 14c. There is five feel water in the canal and rising. STARTLING KUMOlt. From passengers who arrived by the stage testerday evening;, we have the startling intelligence of the DEATH of PRESIDENT POLK. The gentleman who brought Ihe Intelligence, states that he was in the Telegraph office on Wednes day evening in Cincinnati, when the news was telegraphed, at that place. We hope it may not be true. OBIT V-A R Y. Diau On Tuesday, Sth of Septcrfiber last, in the town of Dublin. Wayne county, Ind., after a short and painful illness. Sa rah Jane, daughter of William and Eliia TfCKKR. of this county, in the eighteenth year of her age. Sarah has left a large circle -of friends and relations to mourn over tbe loss of one who was loved and re. spected bf all who knew her. But our los, is her infinite gain; fur. while strug gling with her approaching dissolution, she e arnecly besmjght the lird for pardon and remission of sins when, to the un speakable joy of her heart, the Savior of sinners spoke peace to her soul. She raised her feeble bands, (clapping them to gelher.) and shouted glory to her itcsjpd Jesus. a . RfiO AT SARAH'S Ft'N'ERAL. 'S itcr, thou wast mild and tovel Gentle as the summer breete lleaant as the ai r of evening. When tt floats among; the lre. reacrfal t thy ailent atnmWr Peacrnrl in the grave so low; Thou ho ntore will join our fitrmUer--Thuonomore ouf songs sfult know. Dearest sister, thou hat left nsH.re thy h We deeply fWli Btrt 'lis tlod that ha bereft as He can all our sorrows heal. Tef, again, we hnpa to meet the, W hen the day of life ia Hi d Then in heaven with joy lu greet hve. Where na farewell tear Is shed." Departed this life in Rrookvilla, nn Satitrdsv. tHe 3d day of Oot,. 1S47, Tiiikhx M. Uoitvls,".- hWan'l daughter of Salomon and E-ftrfa flidnran. aged ' years and 3 months. Happy infant, ,';, Rc9ftn ptwrcjbi r'luurr', rr.

Infammaticn ,the yr, lihr a: I oihrr mflan.maImiii, rananl by iinpnniT of tlir blood. Wrirhl'a Indian V. i tablr p.lla .ill nr f..und a n-rtain hit for hr aborr painful malady; biaiiae thry pargr from thr body lUor rorriiil and ffnan humora whifh arr thr rauar not nftly of inflammation ol' the ryra, bnt of rwry dt-tc rip lion nfdiaraw. From thrrr to tix ofthr aborr nafnrd Indian V. rr-iablr 1'illa, taken evrry nipht on gaiiig to brd,ill in a aliorl lime eomilrtrlr rid Wlr body ofrvrrj llnnr that ia opptnrd to bralik; and tbrn-forr il mot axurrdly mako a prrfre' rnre of itiHamniation of tbe trn, and at the '' ' ih- blood knit oilirr fluid, will be nl ich.a healthy oualiir, thai diiraie of inf kiud mill be ah.

olnn lr imnussihlr. Hrwarrof roHntrrfritaofatl kind..' Sbmrareeoatrd with aurar; othrra are made to rrtt-rable, in Mitard appraraiire thr original mrdirine. 1 he aafrft eoursr , to purrhaae frnni the rerular airrnta only, one or more of horn may be found in rvery villain; and town in thr State, The irentiine forulr by R. S. Tyner, nrookvitli ; r.. u. .rmKlianK in Co., Fairfield; David Clauhter, Blooming Orore; ThiM. J. White A Co., Laurel; TIhm. J. Fitton, Korhrtrr:Z. A. Nrr. New Trr.i.m Principal office, 169, Kacc a'trert, rhiladelphia. I " .. I miMPHAlIT StCCF.S? OP JATNE'S FAMI I.v McninvKH J.yy. ftnodaon, Rrllevne, Ohio, aaya Your mrditinrlaild biu rirn rrry an-neral aatiafaetion, aHd the demand ia iiiereaiur. The Carminative Balaam t nrllnta; well. U. llraver WTinrheat..r PrKle nkin ..v. v..- ; Expectorant ia Retting very popular, and in fact taI king the place of alt olhrr medicinea of the kind. Tour vermifurr ia Irftrv.-.ll, nunular. a also t our Carminative Hainan and l'ilL K.ate to recommend ih. m la, and rrquire nn certiD. A. Harrow., Oalena. III.. June, lJ, aaya-I am I "."LZ'l L v"m5.M.n!: ""d TV" "" " - i"'.-1 vi , a. i nave caita tur it rrrrv " . aiu aend more Sanative Hill.. I am alo n(-r-i out oi r.apeetoraot and Hair Tunic 1 have aold considerably by the dozen. JeMe M. Allen, Columbiana. Ohio. Anril I. IIM r-...... .... ...r p...,. 1 1 .our vern..fure,...d I may .ell yo. that I have hern.ut for. long time, with a great many calls for it. Your Vrrmiliigr particularly aland. deservedly high a. a Worm orwiciue, ana na. umformly been attended with good . i. ..v . .rii a. sion a. poa.ioie. w illiam. and Haywood, RaMgh, N. C .June. 14I, a send us a rresh supply of your medicine. Your Carminative llalsan. i i.iiiiiv .....lh ..r ni... rSTwlon fc Co., P,., Maine. Ana? J this summer. . . - . - .ii,iih - m i I II I II I , 'I'hr;Balaam and Vermifuge give good aatiAfacti.in A. N. William. Parkrrvhurg, Vs., sav-Your Carmniativr Ral.am, 1 tried in the case o'r an infant of roy own, afflirti'd with Diarrhara and Htpatic derangement, w ith marked success. Prepared onl) by Dr. I. Jayne, Philadelphia, and old on agen ty by M. W . H A I LE, 41-3 llronkville, Ind. WANTED. 20 JOURNEYMEN COOPERS. THE'iiiidersigui d wants imimdialrty 20 Journ. rmen riti, f.r making tlonr l-arr.U.at the large and new .linn ennnerteri with th.- fluo i-ini. n;n. ofShoup r. Co., in Laurel, Franklin roniit y. Indiana. Constant employment may be had, and the h ighe.t prices in aa.h w ill be paid for mak ing work at all time. And also, Ihr highest price will lu? paid for Red and WhitaOnk Staves, and flour.barrel pot 1 s on delivery at our shop. P. It. PERIXE, Super inrendent. Laurel, Ind., Sept. soth, 1847. J-3w Notice to Tax Payers. priJIlE tinilrignrd will attend at the place of hold- , '"electiong ill laeh town.hip in Kranklin rounJ", Tor the purpose of rerriviiig State and County Revenue , for the year 1847. on the fullov ine to wit. ' White Water tnwiishiii spriiicfield, " llath. Fairfield, It looming Orove, Laurel, Poev, Salt Cm k, Rav, Thursday, Slot Ort. Kritlar, ?d Saturday, lid Monday, a.Mh Tuesday, Wednesday, I7th" 'I hur.d.y, i.tli Friday, 2ltb Sattinlay, 30th Mondae, l.t Nor. Highland, The following i. the rate of taxes charged; ytn earn nun toi Mate purpo-s, isj rta. On earh S100 fur county purposes, 15 On each Sioo fur mad lo On earh Poll for State ts On each Poll for county to Supervisors who hare lint ffl.f! tln;r .... .v Treasurer- nfltcc. are reourstrri m h...,l .!,. : these appointments. B. II BL'RTOV, Treimm F. C. Sept. 9th, IJ43.-39. SelecfSchool. fTR. ,SIMEOV KIIISHKV will open a Select I Vl School in the Class Hnotn. in It nnL vlil.. Monday the S7th ol Sept. He will teach the u.iial branches of editratioii as taught in the Common Schools. Also Phil.nonliv and Ch iinirrf 'I'm... l 00 pernuarteroru w,-ek.. He ha. had con id. rable practice jin School teaching and ha. rendered satisfaction. He solicits a fair opportunity of allow, mg that he merit, encouragement. Itruokville, Sept. 21, 1817. M-a w Administratrix" Sale of Real Estate. 1TOTICE is hereby given that ihe under.iirueri , ( administratrix ofthr e.tate nr Mattliia. Ruhl.-r, deceased, by virtue of an order of the Franklin Probate Court, will sell, subject lo Iower, at public out. cry, on the pr-mtsr, on Saturday, the 30th day of October, the following real estate, via: tho south east quarter ofthe north west quarter ot section 8, in town 10, N. of Range 13, East, Ktr. Term--Ona half rash, and the remainder in six months, on notu wilh freehold seeuritv. Appraised value rso) HENRIETTA UVIILEIl. AdmVa. Sept. II, 1847. 38-4W SCROFULA. ayne't Jlllctnlhr has been pre. scribed in almost every variety ofdisease and with unparalleled success, especially in Cutaneous affections. Cancerous, Scrofulous and Srorhutir Diseases, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and di ases originating from oh.triiriion or enlargement of the Glands, or impurity of the Blond. Mr. J. H. Anderson, I.amhertvillr, V. J., nr., I have used ihiee hoflet of jour Alterative with most derided gKd effect. Mr. J. F. F rarer, Sidney, Ohio", say., t have sold the last bottle of your Alterative,, ami lli- indications are, that it will sell very rapidly. It is highly spoken nl by all who hate Used If. Gowdy, Haxz'cwood. and Davis, CatnpbellviUr, Ky., say We wish you to end us two doieh of your Alterative, as we have run short or thr article. Wr are curing a Cancer, and wr want you to park thr mrdirine immediately, and forward it on. Your medicinea are taking well in t Hi s. elion. Messrs. Thralls It Pottinger, Warsaw, la., aay, April Sri, IH4 We are nearly out of sour Altera, tivr. It is a gaad medicine. Please send us mure o it. FEVER AXn AGfE J Cure tTarrnntril. From every part hrre Jayne'a Ague Pills have been used. .rnrsrui i.nr niirrui anu enure success insulitilling Fever and Ague. Mr. ;corc;e Stephens, a Merchant at Marangn. Illinois, says, Tour Ague Pills are making great cures here, and your Tome Vermifuge and Carminative give good satisfaction. Messrs. F.mmert Strohn, Fret-port, Illinois, ay We have sold alt your Ague Pill., and mot of the Vermifuge. Please aend us on more immediately. Tho Cullv, Esq., Hebron, Ohio, ay. Your medicine give universal satisfaction. Your Ague Pills have never failed to succeed. Prepared only by Dr. O. Jayne, Philadelphia, and aold on agency by M. W. H A I LE, 40-Jw Itruokville, Ind. ri-RF.S! CfRF.S! CfRF.S! are constantly being performed by ltr. Javne'a Family Medicine.. Mr. Subra, wife of Rapt. John Dunham, No. 6 Galhraith'a t'nurt, I'hiladclphja, had a very bad cough , soreness nf the breast and side, sore throat. Cosine habits, lost ness of spirits, with weakness and pain in Ihr small ol the bark. Spitting of htotul and Liver CnmSlaint has been entirely cured by using Dr. Jayne'a native Pills, Alterativr and Expectorant. From the Great Falls, (X. H.) Northern Light, fry" 1 1 i with plrasiire that wegitc fflacc to the following letter from Mr. Ira Huekir. nf I am worth who was supposed to be past cure of a Consumption, hut was restored to health by the use of "tr. Javne's Expectorant." We can speak with confidence of Ihis medicinea w know of mrtnv of our friends who lave been greatly benefit ted by ii. Entroa. Tamwnrth, N. H., Dee. 10, IS4. Dear Sir I feel it my duty lo make known to yon, for the benefit of the public, ihr aid I received from the use of a hut tie of Dr. Ja) tie" Expectorant, which 1 nurcha.ed of you. I had been sick between five and six months, caused by the lung fever, which left me in a very low state of hralth, with a bery bad cough, and for about three months I could only tamk in a whisper. My friend, all thought me to be in a decline. My ph sician .id he had done all for me he could. About ihi timV t fortunately saw advertised in the papers, Dr. Jav ne's Expectorant," for .ale hy yon. , I immediately sent to you for a bottle, and in tin davs after using I began to fTl better in about ten davs I recovered my voice and could speak tolerably well, and before using the whole bottle I was nearly as well as ever. My health is now good. 1 attribute my cure wholly to Dr. Jayne'. medieine. IRA Hl'CKINS. To Mark Noble, Esq., Great Falls. N. H. Prepared on'y by Dr. D. Jayne. Philadelphia, and aold oa agency by M. W. H All.K, Bruukville, Ind TAXES. NOTICE is hereby giten that I will attend at the usual place of holding elections, tn the several townships in Union coant,fur the purpose of receiving Taitei for the year 1847, on the following day, t-wi:. Harrison Township, on Monttar, Ort. l.ih. Brownsville Tuesday, " SOih. Liberty, " Wrdnrdy" 7th. Harmoii'y, Thursday tsth. Union. ' " Friday. " uih. Centre ' en L?lerty from and after 1st of Oct. RxTKS OF TAXATION. On each 100 Dollars' for Stale purpose, - tl CM. On each 100 Dollar- for Cnwniy purposes, 11) Cts. On each 100 Dollars for Road purposes, 10 Cts. I In rarh IO0 Dollars for Lunatic Asylum, 1 C. On each 100 Dollar fur IVaf and Dumb, l Ct. tin each 100 I). illar. for the lllind, I Ct Oil each Poll lor Slate purpose., T Cts. On each Poll fr t'ouuiv purpo..-, s Ct. pax ment of Taxes ia required on or h. fre the firt ilayof Jauury, 14. XV I I.I.I x M R V K A xf, ! Si pt. th, 1I7. I rusnrer of t."utnn county, i - rr.w Riehmmd .irfTersontanrC ipy..

TO WESTERN MERCHANTS. NEW-YORK CARD. SEPTEMBER, l47. The andrraigned. Mrrrhanta, Mechanic, and Artjau,,. the city nf.VEW-YOKK, avail thrmvlvea the advautaevt ofn-rrd by the country prr to make known their I...., nr.. and loralion, and aolieil the tall, of cowntry mrrrhanta who viait purchaae any artirli. in their linr. Meing fully prepared in thr arvrral hranrhea. we

aj.ure our w.iern friend, that im. paina ahail Band, on our . ..i I....I. jP"'T. " tonier.. r . - r- -.--.. new - r)F.VDI-IN"S VFftSl t w a. r, iH'a u.-....... T "r- ....... " " " r.Mwt. ar., 13 John .tfrrt, eor. of ...rn,r atocu ol aea.onab, ecfotbing aiaaya on nana ..FLOOR mrnnTUfc-iim., .. . X.r.e,0rrr.fF.oo;o-.t CloihaTrj".. . " iavr rood.. CI.OTH HOI SF. wtisnv n Ht-vf a. - William at., corner of Maiden Lane. X V V. a AI.DmCH, RARSTOW ft Co.. CARP WAHKHOl'SE, No. 4ft Pearl atreef MaViu";... Work., both t Amsterdam, N. t. ' SAMtEL ROWNE, (.nerniwr to Htill and Bnnr, WHOLESALE DEALER f ui.'S, PAINTS, and DYE STU FKS, No. .3 Jol. " .hS.?' betweeH Willi. and Goldata. S. S. W.W-oriri. WHOLESALE ROOKSFt I ERS AND STATIONERS, SOI IVrt ."ree,. ACCOUNT BOOKS AND STATIOXiST RICH I.OUTRELI.. 61 Will;.-J-. aou.h of Cedar .tree.. Importer, and Manufarturerl i " . rum.., I'aner. Manifold 1 en,., . , Copjing Preaaea, InkT.ind kind, of SutVoar. 1 iaiionar. I F. & F.. 1 WHOLESALE DKALKKS . I, Ha. ES.MAN MEH'AV STATIONARY r ( 40 Johu at. (betuecn Will i.m and NauigJ . - . nii. TORPEDO MAGXEI'IC MACHINES aM I H a Premium Torpedo Magnetic Mavoiles, vtarraniro auoenor (o any in the I ni statea, Tuice fu, Manufactory No. ar.7J Bn ted BroadSM7FF AND TO HA CCO. PETER LORRILARD, Si.nrr.nd Tobacco Manufaciun r, 4 Chatham st. New toi k. oir. -fa f..r .J'e Maccnlmy, (ro.e flavored) French, Happee, Scotch aim other Sntifta; also. Fine Cut Che WHIP at aifl inn. j king Tobacco, and every article in h.. Iihe.nl the ; If.Vr Ti" ",li,- "rdera panrti.ally attend, d lo, I price current sent by addressing a. above. IRON SAKE DEPOT SILAS C. IIERRIXfl. Vr. iiT..nitr.. i Manufarlurrr of the original' Wilder'. w.'.'. t ut Double and Single Salamander Safe. ADAMS' FAISCY HAZAAII. Wntrhes Jevelry. Acroeon Toys. FANCY GOODS, Jtc. ' No. 198 Chatham Square. HOOTS AM) SIIORS OnComniiwhin, low for rash N. B. AurlionSale every 1 ut.day at hair past "o'cl.H-k A. M. Just try I .'. !- .""d """" '', or 15 rH' A. D. . r,-,r, nrar John. SCA! ES for sale by Fairbanks &. Co.,81 Water. I. HICIf tX Ci . Imnnivsirl t.t... r a r.lM., . I'lHIDir lllll siieie oaiainHiim-r Mlt'i, !riiuni frcr from decided improvement on "the Original Uild.-r's h'ui'Zd i"UT' H,tr-"'' l-rd of twel.e liutidnd merchants, bankers, and ...h.-. . 1... fc... vi , i. xV- '"-. For sale bv A. S. Marrjr.'r. r. A.' "! ' Yrk. "'' -- amlh r .V bT.M"ymo,Ml U'uu" Chicago; sinlJlT HuinemanJt l.ry, St. Lonia. Riddtey. flatness and Coach Hardware. W.J. BLCK.exeeii.ivemaiiuraenirrraiid importer lor the supply of large dealer., 0S Pearl aire ! Wholesale. Crockery Store. f..i . i.- V . J, turtlaiitltst. N. Y ul parking and low prices. Care Cullon's Life and Times if Henry Clay 2 vols.Mansfirld' Life of den. Scott.' I rol. The aboce are full and authentic U orks Gillespie's Manual of Rd Ma kihe-.n.t the book for all inter,. ted in the improvement or roads. Published by A. S. BARNES fc. Co., 51 Juliu street, ' Mimical Instruments F.DWAHn I'AAt'K.m Fulton, cor. Gold t., man. ilarturer and importer, keeps constantly nn hand the lareest as.orlmt-nr ..r u..i..i , si andise cuiistantiy on hand. NEVER TJF.SPAIR. TO TUP prni tr V"Ud -r p,V"' J:,,T , ,1K- 1 1 ni.IC. I rern IV that before niv ro ni. mhranr.. I b.-rame afflicted with what the phvcians called; SV-roV,,. It made its firs, appear.,. by pain and .welling of the joints-more UprcialU gland. oln,v .hn.at ,, ,.ck b came it.H,n.-d and sw. 'lied, at,enHed with mo.t excruciating- pain I wa. often confined entirely to my bed. aud for week, togi'ther could not move me neck or torn mr head several physicians attended me at dim-rent times but the j did not appear to do me anv reed. ""-"I a .ear ago I was attacked with vomiting, which continued every few minute all one nitrht. ! 1 he next day an errnption appeared on the sidi- of mv neck, which soon spread all over mv nerk. head '"! '"' with inHainm ilion of the eve. aM eveluls, I ,, r ""'" my -lh.'s, and ci os. d the hair ' io lau Irom nffiny head, aud soon the disease .pn a I ' "?rr """ y limb, were one entire .cab. I eon Id not bend my hand, or arms without causing ihe .kin kr !7k ",H'' whrn 'hr Mona """'"I run out. Some m roy finger nails cainrofT. In short, I was unable' to get my own living, and in this condition I called upon DrJavmr. in order thai he. might undertake i my rase He din-cteil me to take hi Ailernln-c three 'I"1" 'v, and his Smattrr I'iIIi as often as I ' should find it necessary. I havr now taken hi Jrrr- j nrtirrfour nionshs, and am most happy lo say that it has entirely cured me. CAROLINE NEWBERRY. No. I IK North Tenth St., Philadelphia ITany person doubts my statement, thev will please . call upon Mrs. D. Stewart and Mrs. E. Don eh t v. I " 1 Soring Garden Street : nr nn Xfi-a T.Lisp k V..m I reside, who are arm uainted s,i.k . 7;.. i. I . -...... . wi.. i,amr ir jayne mroieioe. C. NEWBERRY. Proparedonly hy Dr. D. Jarne, Phila.lelphia, and so Id on agency hy M. W. H x I LE, w here m it Ivr bad all Ihe other valuable pr. parati.ms ofOr. Ja'vor. rO-Sli:ciAI. NOT I CK.CH 1 H'fiiy Imhwlant tmthr H'ttt Ii ha. been long thought that the citizens nl the West wcn-losce hr limes in regard lo the billiou. disease' ith which ponton, of our noble country are visited, l.he rrue i mcHieinr is at length offered to u. by the celebrated Gralcnhcrg Company. Their ad er' i.einen t I. in an other column, to which 'he attention of every woman aud ch 'Id should bctj-iurdiaiely given. man, I. O. . P. 7TOTIC E is her, by given tn the public, that on j tbe 5st day of August, l47, GI-ttrf(;E hviSS W AHHKN. was expelled from Sparta1!! Lodja Na. t4, for gross immorality. Ry order of the Lodge, JOKS S. SNYDER, Rcr'y. Laurel, Sep. 1, IR47. J7-Jw TUPJKii"&VKTTV. domralss'lon Merchants. WHllE W Al KK HASIN CINCINA1 I. Rrferfo Measr-I M. at w. Mifrpfty H. i S. I'yner J. H. Hnlchin4on Co. Crum Xc Iinstnnre. Daniel Sink.. A. B. Connell fc Kofi Helm ,V Shumate r'eortre Frybarger John Elliott Posey flt Flmn G. J. S. Ililil.cn Shoup .V Van Bergen K.zekial Truer & Co. R. H. Ilnwier J. D. t C. June Richard Tyuer Ang. 28th, 1847. Newcasile, Cambridge City. Miltoi. Connersville. Rushvillc. Laurel. Metamora Cincinnati. Itruokville. SJ I yr. u An ii A i x s: is a ii cs a is s : Will I' round at D. A. Che ever s Cheap Cash Store W HAVE inac received my FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS, which I am prepared to sell at prices that cannot rail to suit all, as I have the advantage in selling fir cash that I can make two or more small profits while ol'irrs are making one lare one and while thus trying lo arciunnkodate the public, I would call upon I'wm for their patronage, feeling assured Ihey will not be disappointed. Hutirr. ".Vtr. h'rathrr. &-r. taken in eachaiig for Goon's, and Cash paid for Wheal. D. A. CHK.EVER, Opposite Court House. Brookvitle, Sept. JOll, 14. 40klE CHCHNS andTCHS; I r.rvTKD hcckei'S; SF.W ORLEANS SCwrAf); do MOLASSES; ..--Sl'GvR HOl'SE MOLSiSE-, GOLDEN SVHVP; RIO COFFEE: No I MACKEREL: ... CPPER and SOLE I F liTriF.n. for sale llv RICHARD I F.R. llronkville. May 4, I S47. 20,00(7 fa-lTIIS. K..raiPby V. K. I. I. KS,N Met let.

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I-. .h-V. , i?G ?'".. Offic. a, I.ro.4...1ir. out bvil... ... . I.".."'"'' "KV " n- mheii - . - Ul UCMititr. Hi? a... I .1 ..-... .... . . r.-. wm be a iil to thiAndrun J. .hi. .-J "'"mcri. ur-ad l.-tlir.. Anthony William AlU-y Jt.rph Brown M Hannah lirun Si a,. u I. ilea. H Launen Miale Mt.kr Mr m'lM.n M.lhuy Harn.u M irlin William Muliran I'atrirk Maylan John M i'C lu re J H I Mu.jiap Frr.trrirk Mr Kami, J ,,,. Miller J. .In, M.ith Mr Num. William Partis I.r-.i I'edau T M Jiee l"m P't-r. Amh'iny Hiirir. L.wis Hi lev a' ll.-ed' in Rik W II Heeorder td' F 1 Raridt-n Jnit. It) bum Mr. Nancy H., Hi, , H.-nrv K " btakle Oauu l " iieliuriiiaiiii K A bkiiint-r Jnhn Meruold VV ilUam Smith t'harle. Sliailringi-r Amln s J Mroiion I homat Smith Jo.-it'pli Smith Mr. Anna Saur Mb Klir.ab. th Sl.nliljrd Ui tiecea t Silveter CloQd Stewart James Sllotlily .l,ihllori Sir. an Wiiiiam Siillman flirt, tivn Saxtoii t'ha. Sa;. r Kphraim Smitli t.oric "I hma. Juhn l haritou Jyha Vi-il Aaron M est William v ili. Anna li W 'lliani.,.11 Pan.iuu Wallaee .I..I111 3 W ard leiii W'eat Muhael W agtK-r Joseph be ! Itakrr j i ",kr "hua iiauman Kith I ,. H,,..r s,,,,., I Barlier Rnln-rt hararman Jacob . - Hradr.rd II V un Hie!er KllvsU... 1. j Hailev Mr Cm. haul s,A Samuel 4 t'l J . r-ii i. ..!...! I : ' Darmodr KieharJ U. itaeh John Dawson Ju.-ph Only Jame. Inill. J.,h Dr.-iinti Pi niut KriM- H r W Fore Kndolph Fo T W Farri. Wahiiirf,.n l G.uindt J ..It n - i Oh-ndeninr; Andrew ) CirSrr rYu-r V (iillen Rarhaet Mia tiillrra laae Harlriy John HicT W illiam IIuIom- I'orneliiM llruiln. k.on visi Louisa i . . ' , IerT.!" Ihru.lon I h... ' Jnr. f. Km.lit.e ) Jol.n.tot, j.,hn a I.rael Hester Jonea James Kiry Juliu Kin lev Joint Kmrht John 40 B. H. BVRTOX, P. M Itfew Establishment HE subscriber wishes lo inform ihe enizen. el KriMikville, and the tiohiic irt-n, rullr !. l. is now prrpan-d to do all kinds f It I t k SM I I Hi. i ,,io.i HMSMlMi ,11 kinds of MA CHINKH; setting up and repairmc S.am Kniriin. castiugand liliishnig every variety f llri., WorkAlso make, and repair all kind, of (iuii.. Pistols. &r. ic. 'I lie subscriber iitlemU using the mit of stock, and doing his work in the best iimiiii, r auj vH the most easy and accotiiniodaline ferr.-s. Hi shop is in front of the Methodist Church, and within three squar.-. of .Mr. Sjx ai's Mill. JOHN MOKFITT May Sd, l47. ,q II. V. Ili.IaTON', MAM rCTl K! It OF Grand and Subordinate Divisions su.xs or i K.ui'ijiASci:. t. M li I. K M S A N H It O S K T I EN, CHAPLAIN'S AND Dtll lV i: m h i, i: m s, GRAND AND SUIIORDIN ATE DIVISION It t UALI A, 8KALS. &C MHK sub.rrilier has, at a heavy expense, got up a aw full and eonipl. te et of M.t'l Dn s, for the purpose of liianiifartoring Grand and Subordinate Division EMBLEMS, and is now prepared to furnish Division.wilh a new and b. :ioi,lol t, le Kmbleuis, warramed ol niire silveraml ai r.d I fo. lowing tesliiuo.iy, is dei nud sulii.i. nl n con, menda! ion ol the menu and qualuj ol'the arliel. beolfer. to the Order. Extract from the minute of ihe proceeding of the Grand Divisional its late session, April 0,? ij7 "-Resolved, lor Ihe purpose of preserving uniformity ill ihe lladgi of ilie Order, that ibis tiraud livirecommend lo the favorable a; iiusiueral ion oflhe Subordinate Divisions of tins Stale, ih. braliirul new style of Emlil. nis maiiulaclurid l Uro. il. V. llorton of Ciiicimiali."' I imteful to bi. brethren ufn.it onlv Ohio, hul Indiana, Kentucky, and Ml i, lor llo'ir kind and lib.. ral pntrouaee, he couli.leiu ly a.ks for its roiiiiiiimiire feeling assured that his Kin'bl. nis are inl'i nor lo i e in point ol woi'kiii.iiisliip, and at as rea.onr.lile a price, as any manufactured culler in ihe East or West. Order. attended lo prompll. and arliel,. forwarded hy expr. ss aim ollierw ise w nil the greatest despatch, lo every part of the Soi.t and V est. H. V. HORTON ( iliciunati, Ohio. '28-fm Eaton and Kitridge. MPORTKRS and Mani.laelor, n n Gull. , and other sporting aparatus. Rifle REVOLVING, Duelling, and other f Til' Gun Maker materials, l ocket Cutlerv, Dirks, Mow te Knives, c. t't.. Agents for East,' rn Powder, Maine st, between fifih and Sixth st.. a ,r P u BIFY THE BLOOD. M O F F A T'S VEGETABLE UFE PILLS phcenix Fitters. The hili and envied celebrity which ll.esc pre-eminent Meiiieiira. have acquired lor llo-ir Imariahle ell r:.cj in all the Himiki which lliey prolcu tu cure, has rendered the usual practice ol pudni,; uot oui) tiniiece.sary, hut utiwor. thy of them. Tliey are known by iheir frnii. ; Ihcir good Works testify jt ll.eui, aud Ihey tl.rnc not bv the faith of the cradulous. Cif ASTHMA. ACUTE and CHKOMV K H KfVATIHM AFFKCTItlSS rf the III .4!Ht:K an.i MJ.Vt ' BILIOUS FEVXRS & L1VEH COMPLAINTS. In the south and wifrt. where these diseasivi lio-vail. tla-y will be found Invaluable. I'lanters. larna-r.. aud o hets. who olicc thoae M.sJirjmsi. wa, ill ia.n.s- al'iiwanl. I.. wi'Imsj! 1 1, ni BILIOUS CHOJ.rt. and SEKtH S Lm-enttt. Htl.S. CUSTIVRSKSS. ClyS 4w Ctll tiHS, CIICLIC, CtiXSVatl' I I,V t",. u with ro-nt .arrsiai in tin. di.iaue CORRUPT If U M OU S. IIKVPSI D7BFEFEZJL. No nenaat with Has distosssioji diaease, slhaikl delav ioiiim; tlasi.. na'dH-in.- Hunwslaitelr. K V Pi IOSS ij tht Sltw, n!Va-J'JiI.alS,"Fia1Tl.r-tt.CV. FEVER ax tic! AG UK. F, tlus acource of ihe wn tern coonlrt thwi m.lhni,.. will 1 found a safe, sisvily. and certain lemedr. tMbcr oi.,1h'i,i'. k-ave lla- systisii auliKet lo a return of Ihe disease a cure l.v tbw me,lM-me is afmjilii-iil TKV Tllf-M. KK A ll.-Hr l. AMI UK TKtll F 17 t .V F. S S of C M P I. K X I U N. OEIvTTJRAX. DEDILITT, UOUT. tilDIHSF.SS. HHAYI.I. I'LAHA' IILF. nfererv haJ. LVMdKO FflKK. ISH.AVVAItlKV KULUMATl.SW, IMPURE ULOOU. JA:.UICE, LOSS qf AUFETITE. LIVEH COrdPLAlNTS, LtPKO- V, LOtEEb-S. HI K II C t: 11 I A I. llHl.ASKS Never fitilt tn erailic-lte entinr alt liie eff. clt of Merciuy ntfiitely Mftiorr than the mo.: laiweiftil (0'iii.alKaiof'SaraiMltilla. SUillT SH EATS. N.KK'fS HEMI.TY. VKl'I 'lCS VOMPLAlSTf nf ell tirul: ORtiASIt: AFFKt:TIOft PALPITATION o the HEART. PAISTERS UHOLW. Jt Z X. B 8 . The ortriiiai fs-or- H-na of th-sw oMshetiH Wa. rriiel of Pile, of 36 ream stani'.ing hy tlx.' use ol llicae Life Meilicines akaie. t PA ISA in the Fiea.1, sije, back, limbs, joints and ,acans HUE L M A T I ! M . Th .w itt.rHsl w,ih th.s terrible dtseaae. will la1 sun of relief liv the l.if- Ali iiit'iiip. illll of HI.OOI to ilie HEAD, M,L7;rl. SALTKHEUM. M EU.I V i ,'., 8CUOFCI.A. na KINO'S EVIL, ill i' worst firm. tT LU E R S". of tvtry ttt cr t itm "VV O H 1YI S . of all kin-la. a e en.-elieilW ( T,s li.sl ,r these Me.lir.uies. I'areou will ,lu welroa,hi,inislet tla ni wiase rvot their existence i. .ustaeti'd. I!e!i,f ss il I la; certain THE LIFE FILLS AXD r IIOIX DITTEKS PURIFY THE BLOOD, And Ihus remove all tlisense from the "-ystein. A 'incle trial will flute Ihe LIFE P I L I S "nil PHCENIX BITTERS bej.-n.i th. reach cf coinpctati.ni in the estimatiou of ever) patient. The genuine of these medicine, are now put up in while wrapper, aud labels, l,i.elticr Willi a pan.ptil, t. called Moftat 's Goial Sainai ilan," containing the directions, fcr, on which is a drawing of Broadway from Wall street lo our Office, by which strangers vi.ititit; U,c cil can icr easily find ns. The wrappeta and Samaritan arc cij) lighted, ther.f.sre those who procure tl.em with white w rai ptr. cau b assured that they are genuine. He r-ireful, anl du uol buy thoae wilh yeilnw wrapper. hut if vou ilohe satisfied that liny come direct from us, or dont tooth them. XZf Prepared and MM by zr. wxiaiaiAOT b. KorrATi Mil Bnsvd o-ueref Anthony street, Jsi-w Veirhj For SaJ J M. W.' tt trtH. laaV. jrit.r.wHf rrHt "Mil XND r.TT'VDKHV 'rl c;heRwai.d. nONS X l.l. K. 1 . whohavh--. u extensively engag. d as Milln rig Is for s, vi rat years ill tlfis vi.-iiiit. , baCuitr reeenil) ereieil a Xlnchin' Shop and Knliinh'ry in connection will, 'loir former luisiftes., are pri par,-.l In r, e. ive .nl, rs lor lloburldiii; of alt kinds of X!ill. and Fa. lories, to oiannfaclnre and et up ail ilie c rjuisii.- iii.ieliin.'iy ai d Iti furnisli lloltiug C hliis and ll':rr Mill S I In v wit also ir..niilty fill orders for all sorts ..feast ini-s. ttneiunaii. East i,l.- Main f'unal, b loa, I-illli tn. Vug. 12 Sl-i-Cin f Umarellas and Parasols." I BTiil RECEIVED, i ; msnlsimi of uinl.ie t- : .1 I...-IU.I f a-iiiouahl' fiiiaso.. I w. ii "v.. r rov