Indiana American, Volume 15, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 29 October 1847 — Page 3

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BIIOOKVILL.E, INDIANA. FRIDAY, OCT 29, 1847. FOR PRESIDENT IN 1848, Gcn.ZACHAKY TAYLOR. "In no ea.e can I permit mrn lf to be the candidate fany party, "r yield myarlf "to pny achenica.' 'The pood of all panic, and the National pood woald beniy great and absorbing aiir.." Gen. Taylmr The Grind Division of lie Sons of Temperance of Indiana, bos been in session this week at Indianapolis. We give, to-day . Mr. Kendall's letters giving an account of tl.e recent battles at and near the City of Mexico. The accounts heretofore published have been o contradiciory, that we knew not what was true or what iiotrne. Mr. Kendall's letters may be relied on at correct. The Weather During the Utter part T lael week, and the first of ibis week.we bad considerable of heavy rain, which swelled the streams considerably. Much anxiety was felt on account of the Canal. The new embankments which bav been thrown up during the past summer, some of which are scarcely completed yet, would certainly not stand a very heavy flood of water. great datnsge Occurred that we have heard of. F,7i)i R,i,.( -r . t "J -ir u. cne of our citizens, we learn that the 5th Regiment of Volunteers from Indiana, has its officers. Col. J. H Lane, was elected Colonel, and John M. Myers, Major. The 5th Regiment were to leave Madison on the 25th and 27tb inst , for the eat of war. Indiana now has two regiments in and an the ir way to Mexico. -Vew Publitaiion. V have before us a copy of 'Six Lectures on the use of the Lunjs; and causes, prevention, and cure of Consumption, Asthma, and dieeases of the heart; on the laws of Longevity, and on tke mode of preserving male and fetuale health to an hundred years.' Designed for the general reader. By 'Samuel Sheldon Fitch, A. M , M. I). New York. For sale at Cincinnati. " EuUni'i Hydraulic and Jlechanict, a descriptive and historical account of hydraulic and other mechanic for raisirg water, ancient and modern, with observations on various subjects connected with the various mechanic arts, including the progressive devs'opement of tl.e steam g'ne," Arc. Part I The above is the title of a work now before os. It is pub lihcd by finely nd M'F.lrath, Tribune I'uiidings, New York. To be published in eight parts, of atout 70 pages each. Price 25 cU. Steamboat lotea Sunk. We learn from exchanges, that the steamboat Iowa, on tier passage from New Orleans to St. Louis, was run into by the steamer Declaration, bound dowa, on the night of the 1st In.! .ni.ln.U. . : . ! w.i.ov... two ttmiuves. 1 hree persons were missing, and supposed j to be drewned. Two or three were killed, j &c. The cargo w.s a valuable one. and P" mUch " . Harruon Jlonu ntent. There a movement on foot fir the erection of a menu- j mem, at North Hend, in honor of ihe late j and much lamented President Harrison. There is to Ye a meeting of the friends of the old Hero, at Cincinnati, on the 6ih of Nov., to adopt the necessary measures to carry out the undertaking. It ia reported that Riley, the deserter i and leader of the 'l oreign Legion, made , , . . . " . is escape from justice. Ibis coi.n els t ' 1 with the accounts heretofore published, by . ...... ' wh.cb ,t appeared that lie had ben J.org, with ht. comrades. ..t the reports fro.t. our army, are so vague and uncertain, thai ' we .ever know what to rely upon, except ).... i : i. sr 1 1 . uit.-i.;umeeouic.aiiy.

-mce tneaoove was in type, we team been emothPredri0t quenchpd.b lhj, from Kendall's letters that Riley has not in,rtHiuclion of the doctrines of peace and reaped pnnuhmtnl, but escapes death, by;, be leacJlil, ef Uterattite. Ti.p

proving that be deserted betore the commencement ol the war. m. - 4 k , . . . A man m anderberg co., Ind , by the ..m. i ti.' i , . name of Marker, has been onvicted of com nutting a rape on his own daughter:' v- ho v:as only 13 years old, and has been fpnio.il ... . t a A.. ... ' ii I v u . i v. ijn, iciiiiai i iu. vein. v . r ' 1 "''; "ilia Jis -A'UU1 oe roo stiotl a . period to punish such an offence.

The Indiana Journal of Oct. 22d. says; I ,t,J finally to burst its barrier, and JLasi week the locomotive attached to the j overwhelm tbe val'ey below, with its downward train of passenger cars ran off' flds, causing devastation and destructhe track between Columbus and Ed.n- lum hfore unseen. burg. The locomotive attached to the up- 8V not ,oe present indications be the ward freight train ran off the same day at op'ng scene? What evtdenc have we tbe switch at this place juet opposite to j ltal tne next e years may not witness

the engine house, plajing a jam-smash of the cross lies as far as it we&t. The up ward trains last Wednesday, due at 2o'clock P. M.d.d not reach heie until in tbe I night, owing to the locomotive attached ! t the freight train running off the track J again. The pass nger cars being behind.! were detained in consequence upwards 01 seven bourn. Much anxiety was manifested here by those who had friends on board. But all arrived at 5) o'clock safe and sound.' The .V.'ivhi Canal. Tim Cm. Gazelle of Oct. 2tA, says: "We regret to learn that I the Aqueduct at Greggory's Creek, a short distance this side of Middletown, baa been i AAaaLed away by ihe freshet occasioned by the late rain. This :s Ahe more to be regtetAetj, as ihe ix-ceipte of produce were increasing; and business must be materially affected hy the accident. Ti e ttreain is null to hijrh, that, any further extent ol th damage could i;ol be ascertained. One Aveck i tbe tiiortest lime aa e hear nainec!. i which rpirs tan hi effecud."

The War Its Cause lit Connqutacet 0 our first page, we this week give the spetch of Hon. Daniel Webster, at Springfield, Mavs., on the War Question Next week we intend giving an article from the Union, giving father Ritchie's notion touching the fcoundry question and the cause of the war, that our readers may see both sides of the picture. How this war is to be settled what may be its cost and consequences, time only can determine. Serious, indeed, however, mutt be its consequenees, if ie take into consideration the amount ol human life sacrificed the blood 6hed on the different fields of battle the toils, the privations, and the sufferings of the soldiers

jen?agpd in the strife. Tt.ev are our bro thers -men of like passions and like feelings with uraelvee. They have friends and kindred ao mourn over their toils, their sufferings, their deaths. What a scene of horror must be presented to our minds, when wa contemplate the reads along which our armies have passed, eince they invaded the Mexican territory. We speak not of the political bearing this war has upon the operations of our government, nor of the question of policy involved in it, as a matter of honor between nationi. But we speak of wars AO I :C TT . r(1 n.4 .1 j " wiey nave neen, in a "'oral point of view. Where have wean I account of so bloody a war as this? Within 'esathan two years we have had six or eight i' uatiii.s, wnere men have poured i. mi.a j - a . . ,.,. ... . "ui n.-cir uioou ime streams of water where the slaughter of human beings has been not by hundreds but by thousands wher women and children have been exposed to all the horrors and merciless ravages of an exterminating war where towns and cities have been demolished ; battered down, and destroyed, and indi viduals, families, provinces, and even states, have been reduced to almost helpless conditions without means of subsistence without shelter from the stormwithout the common comforts of life. Here, let us pause for a moment, and enquire what could justify two nations in engaging in such a W3r of devastation and destruction as this! What an awful responsibility must iest upon that power whose ambition or avarice, has led it to thus acr'.tate the sleeping embers of ambition's fire contained in this self-same agent of death War! Think of theconsoquences already made maiiifest! W hardly dare to speculate upon the future we hrd!y dare, with the imagination, to lift the curtain which hides the events oi'com.

en-l'no epr8- and contemplate the scenes of

bloodshed, famine, devastation and death. that time may there reveal! We scarcelv dare venture to express an opinion as t tl.e probabie influence our example in this instance may have on the actions of mbilious men hereafter. The world has been, comparatively speaking, at peace for near a half century perhaps longer than ever befcr3. The fire of ambition the thirst for military glory and conquest. hi been smothered, merely to have the effect of nu aubitiiaucv vi luei io create a flwne hitherto unequalled in the tales of conquest, to be extinguished nly when , bere are no ovger vjctim9 for f xvn a fire ha8 once been ma(Jeth(. roughly kindled, aad a.'i aronnd it has becomo impregnated with he.t, the flimes W8y cease for the lack of proximity to combustible matte. , and the smouldering embers may appear to lay quiet and harm j less. And so they may. when left to J themselves, undi-turbed. Ry covering and hiding them with g'een tio-.bers in vast quantities, you may seem to entirely ex tinguish, even the last spark that is canable of hino Linr1!l ; n - . ,i,0 . . , l,hU8 lhls tn'trhty element may seem to l. t-v. i j h8V been conquered. But not so. The i ..,-, , . .. , , . j materials Tou have thus placed tn juxtapo- ; eiuon m ,Ul ,hc but(1 I iogredi.nls for m more trjWe 00I)fllara. ! ,;nn-,i :, .,., ... ... r, lion an, it ants but a slight wind to fan jt t0 a fl!me ! Soithinan The fire of amhiii.n d i passions, tbe same impulses govern the human mind now, as in days past, when military achievements constituted a I the . , .- a.. , , ilfe gW" "in. 1 be muilipl cation of i , ,, , .hooks the multifarious teachings r.f lite. i ra'ure, have served only to hold in check the tiJe of human ambifon fcr a season. which is stiil gathering hoad. as the mountain stream lhat has been interrupted in . i.- i .--i . . . hich is stul gathering hoad. as the mounj its onward course, by some ibst ruction our hills and valleys drunk with blood, and the great Mississippi red with human gore! The increase of population, both in the es:rn d western comment, furnishes ncrsed materials for this work of death, ,ne rutionb of the earth teem to be r,l' for ,x,ci an vet But enough. We ,re sorry ur countrv has been under Ihe necessity of striking sucb a blow, bu. we hope it may aoon pass off, acd with but. little more bloodshed. Awful Explosion at Nashville, Los of Life Great loss of Properly One Hundred Houses Destroyed. We copy from the Nashville Gazette o( Wedne-day last, ihe 13 h 111st., the IaiIIoaa ing account oi a temble exploiou if a poder inagfizme tn that city. Passe 11geisby the siae last niht say that ten bodies had teen lakt n fn ni il e 1111: Wsieiday afternoon, a imie after 5 tiVlock, dnnng a tionn of md and rain, a powder magazine was struck by liglnning (as supposec) and blew op, with a tremendotia noise. The shock produced by the explosion Aas xan'.ai to that a(

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an earthquake, an J its tff.-cs are seen all over the ciiy. In thai portion of the city, immediately in the neighborhood of the magazine, the houses are in a terrible situation, some completely razed to the ground, and others riddled and lorn, as if they had undergone a bombardment. The nnmber of houses injured cannot be less than a huudred. Not a brick, not vestige remain? of the migazTie. But the worst leainie of this terrible Cdlanuiv it the destruction of human life. It is not Known now many are killed we have heard of several, but at the time we wme this paragraph, it is impo.-ible to ascertain correctly who me lost. Of the inmates of nearly every houte injured, some are mote or less wounded. This calamity has fallen mostly upon median us ana mooring mn the houses b-Mng SenPtaily occupied by that class ofritj - z-n.and they are deprived by it of com-

iirtao,e Domes. n-, Heavy at J4 per 100 lbs net a de ll was a mournful sight to look upon, j c',ntt- Supply increased, the shattered houses, the w on nded. cov- H-g A sale of 300 he., hiy. Kenered with blood, bruised, crushed-the ' ,urk' Was sold on Friday at 4:50. and

...s ..ei.e i. nau-c.az-d mother searching ..v. ...Miir.i, biiu me mtie ones, pale and iiiotittnl-ss iih fear, dinting closely to tl1(,r parents. Heaven forbid that we shou'd ever witness such h .,o..i again!" Corrnpoadenea or the Bait. Patriot. WASHINGTON, October 17, 1347. I have seen and talked with Mr. Henrv A.Wise. He sat she did have "a lotto and agreeable interview" with Mr. Polk. S Hie official organ was right in saving I Riirh wad ih r..Ai r ... i. . .1 " ii um is ine in- . lerence. after r,.KI,.;. ion in he Nor folk Beacon authorized bv Mr. Wise? Certainly that Mr. Polk signified to Mr. Wise, his quondam enemy, who once hised a terrible affront into hi ear and told him to pocket it, that Mr. Tod's absurd conduct at the Court of Brazil should be discountenanced and reprove. I eathered nothing.asked nothing.of course, of Mr. Wise noon the sul ieri of th agreehbleness of his interview with Mr. Polk. But to those who know the man who know that he is not apt to undertake a thing and be flittered or frowned out of it, the inference I have sngeste i must be as clear a a sunbeam! Mr. Polk yields at all events so far as promises go in the matter. When Mr. Tod was first appointed, am! before he left this city, I wrote yoo a description of him and his talents and verily he makes, thus far, just such a Minister Piinipotentiary as I anticipated j a nine weak in the upper story, awkward in his new station, anxious to be aristocratic abroad, in the matter ol titles, pomp and paiade, in the same ra tio that he strove to be ultra democratic when at home in Ohio, andqu.te voluble to "His Imperial Highness, the Etnpeperor,': about "Hi Excellency the President of the U. Slates." Such is Mr. Daniel Tod, the minister to Brazil, appoint, d by Mr. Polk, prohably, hy w ay ..f rewaid for having been twice beaten by the Whigs of Ohio in his aspirations to be Gove.nor of that State. Nevertheless, Mr. Tod is a goodnatured, well looking man, and it every way as well qin'.Sfd to fi'l the offiVe he holds creditably, fi Me?srs. Clifford and Bork are to fill credttaMy the h.;me office over w hich they presi K to say noth tng of many others. Mr. Wie it in good health and heart, and I ks better than I ever before saw htm look. Commodore Rousseau, in hoe ship Mr. Wiecame home from Brazil, is a thickset, bluff looking old sail, with a large head, thick gray hair, a short ne. k and a shoit no.e. and wiihall a man of intelligence and firmness in his general outward Bppcaranoe. I undrrsland he fully approves of Mr Wise's c.iutse. Last evening. Mr. Urum U.oaii u-.a.le an experiment, agreeable to the acts of

Congress vonnp him 10 000 for the pur- , 1 , eM Solomon Foot p.ise, with hi Greek or liquid fire. On ' M C ' f Ku,lanl f ,r Speaker and n island in the l.ain, in f.ont of the j ! " Ie'n l r Mo,,lpf,ie' f,,r CierkPreainetu's l.ue, he had eiected a ' ,'ieVt' 'bt hoth wouiil he elected on the

mast some eishty feet hieh. wi-li tar hatteli Muing to it fn.m bottom to ton ' Nexi he had a gondola, covered all over . . . . . w ith zinc, no as to he impervious lo fire, J' n r til.) . !w . ! rf it... . . r. ... . . J 1 : . " me- c-iiT-ui y , iitu tltl 111$ gOll dola waa stationed anentr.np. wnrtp.t hv e . - 7 steam, for tluowing the liquid fi-e up ihe maal, the tar barrel on AAhich, mood for ihe rigging which is geneiaily attached lothemastaof vessels. Ail this bt-ini? ready, the Gondola was draw n up within some tAventy yards of the mast, and the engine commenced playing. Al first it thiew up a yeiloAv liquid, w hich exhibited ik fire, and only served to produce a general titter lio in the st-ven or eirjht hundred persons asembled in ihe vicinity to witnesi the performance! In a few mo menls, however, the engine was aaiii set in motion, and thi time with more "uccess. for out belched a huge volume of lurid fire, accompanied Avith a hevy black moke, Avhich ran up the mast setting the barrels on fire in an instant! Volume, after volume f the devouring element was poured forth upon the mast, until the barrels were consumed, when the Gondola was moved off and ihe spectator ell for their homes, not a flS.V of . t!iom J excla,mine..-ThereCoeathel,,.leeumof ... - - 810.000 for nothing!" i Mr. Brown. I learn, made a similar ex perimentat Baltimore in 1814. His plan would look more feasible, if he rouId easily gt his vesel along side of the en - emy. But wluie he would be d Mug this the enemy's thirty-two pounders, aa ith ! Iheir hot StlOt. mulll blow llllll l.ilo atOma. . ihi!e his men mAnaging hi engine mi'ht easily be picked .ff bv the sharn shiHit-u ers in the enemy's tops! . . , ; .oli s ur n.mine Haiterv. in mr . :

uma.ion, i. by far the beier project of the! twos on' the Worceste'r Bvnk.W Bills l POTOMAC. the Augusta and Atlantic Kinks, not srjeJ.in the poisesulon Ol S.lshV Was l8ol

Shuttling njf the ff'ires . Some peron or persona foraged in verv serioo sport on Friday IakI The Telegraph wirvs vere shot oif some three miles west l thin city, on ihe afternoon above named, and about fkrO feet of wire carried to parts unknown. Tbe mesNen-jer wht was sent from the TW.-aoK tlffie in th.a oitv 10 repair ih dan liiidin;: fhi he hud noi .xffi .w .... ..... I IU .wl-, ! "r -t ; puiu-.iuiiv it.iitiiv' IIW Vr-(.j ii ITT J'lli r taken aw.y, left the roll he had with htm and returnul for more. While absent 1 this roll ta as stolen The Telegraph Gonnany oflTared a reward of $llH lor the detention ol' any person coirtritttpjj such offences. Sl.oolinf off wires it a danirernua business

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From the Cincinnati Garotte. CINCINNATI MAIIKET. Flour. A further sa'e whs nule on Friday of 500 to 700 hrls deliverable at Lawrenrehurgh at 4:80. O-i M-day the receini nmu h.i i -i. miners maninVsied a disposition to "" iimrnru nou Mlt? If hold j "ff ski2 a reduction in prices to which noiders were mtuill consequently only very small sales were made-80 brls . from White, .ter canal . from store, cho.ee brand, smaller jot from canal a " at 4:00; 70 brl at 4.S5, and a S3 Prorisiant- The only sale reported today as 113 half brls plate Beef at 6:25. There is veiy liule enauirv fur the P'""cl the hog. j ( a"'e-We hear of sales of about 200 j ,1'ad uu"!e within the lit three tr four ! asrnered O day. A sale of 150

: " "-ngr weigni over zwj lbs. a nisti ol light'tng came d.wn the ' 4 35 P'r lb- These rates are above l,ee ,T, 'e a hle in the earn five -e-t vi,"v buyers for late delivery. idep, and buried him in it op to his nee1-, IVhiskeu-Sales to-dav of lf!5 hrlc ;!' f"t to make it imp ihl for him i.

ilsatl?lc; 3C3 do in four lots ri i I . , ... !. na ft small lot at I8c Linseed Oil-A sale of 20 brls Citr Mills at 54 ,23 do at 55c; and a itnall ioi from store at 56c. Cheese-ses of 650 boxes in lots for shijio eiu, at 61c. CJfe. Sk-s of 100 bags good fair Rio in i tn lot at 8jc. Apples K sale of 50 brls g od f.-om slot, at Sl:60. Si!t-k sate of 535 brU No 1 Kanawhi. at 30c and inspection. Hps-A sale of 2000 lbs good Indiana from store; at 12ic. JVtts York, Oct. 2. There is no change to Dote in Flour. The sale to-day were tn a mnninii.. tent ,-t j6 56ab' 62 for tienesee. There is a moderate demand for Corn Meal at $3.25a3 37. -ales ot Rye Flour at 5.00 dollars per barrel. The merket tor Wheat is rather heavy, and sellers we:e more numerous to-day than buyers. The transactions were to a moderate extent at 140c for western White and 130c (or southern Red. The Corn market is dull and prices are drooping. The sales which were to a very ,.l-... . , . - moderate extent, were f 74 inr n,;...i .. ' - - - - " t'i". - 1 enow. m . -.... -.nv jo iuivc iu-uar, caused by a farther Blight conceetion on l r. . r .- . . . . , . mi; uari u. i:tctorn. w.nrii inniii mirni., . , . e , , . ers to Come forward, and the Sales were to a fair extent at an aveiao-a of to H t,rt.;ill . , , , 01 10 J tor nilodling tO fair Upland. W hitkey in birrela sold to.day at 324c. Tfcpnr.nfP,;. D , . , I he price ot Prime Pork is maintained, but Mess has 1 ijhtly declined. Sales of the former at 10.50all 02. nJ f il. i.t. : ter at $14 50 per brl -W ' l v- , .... " 4 '" a"a I ,uew it iw..i per 0r. j Vetem T.l'.l.iw ix wnrik lfl e.o. Ik ! ... Ul.kurgh, Oct. '21. I The river s risinji again and there is ' now feet of water in the channel. J -Wu7 Orleans, Oct. 15. i I Lere in no cbtiiffe in the Drice of Cot tun; deioaod moderatfl. ano 1 .K .ww v.i. l.rtill liases. Tht inarl. t f,,e Sn,T.r ;. .i..i c.t. i ... - . J . ut ti:tApt n .-.-a.i.At, lor new Inhere ii no n atorial I.a .. ;n t t.M 1?in..- ,.,!,., i " - I market, fea.ee 01 hi. Louis brands it 5.5 ' pT brl. I Sei .1 P.-.. . r . -- ,! na.ta t I rime W tuto Cora at o3c, and ; ni Xed leliOW at the same. Oats are worth of;c per bushel Sale Met Pork at 13.2o per brl r- , t,. , . , . , . c;-woiif. 1 he new Legislature of thi ! .state afr-eii.blrd at Mompeiiei on Thursday, 14th Hisii. hut our advices come down only to the inoniine of lhat day. On the evp,,,,, before, the Whig Rep,eentaiiTe . " "'"''"" mijority ove. ir.iietl Loco l oco and Liberty party vose. In the .Senate, there is a Whig maj utty of (12 lo 9 ) and the officers of last A ear would fe teelected. t'rrviotit Legislature. Ti Imdv mM at Montpelier on the Uth mat. George T. Hodges of Ruiiand was elected I'residem pro tevi. of the SenMe, and I). C. N . Clark, of Hor i.iion. Secretary. The House waa railed to order bv the Secretary f .State, and !S .Ioinon Foot of Km. land aa as elected Speaker br a nv.ioritv of i e J 1 Jour; rerrald 1'. Merril of Moillpelter, ! AAB Chosen Cierk Jiro lem . . ' " i r u,e atiernotm of the ame day. the i Canvassing C unnittee reported thai the : l r fnifti return of vntet for (i ivernor w as as f dlt.ws: Wliol- ntmiher: 48 080; Hot- ! ace Eat.,,, (Whig.) 22 45."), Paul D.iling ham. jtin. ( Libe.ty l9riv ). 693; Scalier ing. 9S. The voies lor Lieut. Governor and Treasiuet were shout in the same proportion. IVuh Houses then went 111-I.-Convetnion for ihe .octinn S te

tttficer, and M,win;r was the result; ! P-of .,,eb,; rT,.,.c, Horace Kaion, governor: l.cnard Sar-' "VlitHatT' Then.vVc '. kr ,,!i'"' .'" eeant. Lieut. G-verr; Georffe If.iwe-. JXZX Z I re8urer. I he stale of nartiea will hcl".""""l''""".!""l"""",,r ",,l'r i'ii'' " ',

q,.ei, l,v ... ,.. . ' f r .v.a j 'V " ....... .i-u ...Miii.iinii v-.j, urn in - ard 19. Whitr ,,ior,tv on ioint h.i'.., in 1 -JWton Cour. j Counterjiril .lry Arrett of the 'Gaig - . Marrhal Tnkey, wnhoffieerv Honkins. l'ierce and Starkweather, male a! r,escPnl si evening- into a cellar in Mer i ..... . . . , ' y - " 1'""""n : two others one of wliom was named Stls . ..... ,. .1. . . I 111 link, Gardiner Bsnk. JUnk 01 Com ici v no 'ne: . rii vii .1110 nit .iviiu tis.lK . Mh.ri.mi A.t.... Hmt .11 1 .j r- ' round a lot Ot Kloien gov! Bilk l-hoe ' .... . '. , 1 vesttt, ek-c. I Ley wvive.t an exiininal.nii 1 10 the Po'ice Court, and Aer put under bonds o'" 6 Othl each, and committed f.,r j trial in the Municipal Court Baltimore Trails Iti. - m A Siceet Tempered Girl Vmi .k....lrl 1 never hi ibe voui? men ki you, aaid a ! tanorinU iik.t t.i o.... - ' 10 . . .. w v. x . . -w . v mo 'ittir 11 1 CTJC I know it. uncle,' returwed nhe. oenitently, 'and yet I try to cluvaie a coirit r t . . 1 111 IlirflVCIli'e. Seit'r thai varhan nn. I ... tn "HI til. -a. - f I. 4f AUAl When One l.a keen Kissed, tl..-re is noun.loinj' it. tVT A fil al J .if ,:f.trr.t..!,.i.v. .l...!

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Reeis'er proposes the fallowing inqnut : 'If a Mr. RM U bie.se.. with a ... whom I, nnif Kz.a. and if Mr. R. upon the denih of Eras mtriher. Mrne the daughter of Mr. Alvo.d. who a few year before had lost hi wife, and who ,.. - L. . . . ' nt, "llu " lie, is oieseu won a nation. er that is nan ed Mary, but who lives not long It. lament the early death of his first dn?hter Mrs Randall ". oni.nj l''e 8"' V "f hi Companion and da,.,h.er ! T h- Rnda!l l'!" T ,( ,he f,""mer wif" I n I K la t.tU . I a - sr. -I -fL- j 1 . ' lainer-in law, and if his son Ezra choose, to marry ,he danoh.er of his hther'. third ife. Mi- Mary AWorrt. a - ir'ii'"i lll r.zra ne IO nis inner or his children to his father's wife?" we like to read a story well t0li e must say in behalf oftke fol tt.Ht U ... A fit . . u 11 I L l l 11 11' .1 U'ii rA 1 rMnauvHAj . W,N,.n Corey, while cutting down a larre r.vcu ui man in Illinois, Bamrt ! fft "t ,,e w"' cued by hs fr-ena I tttVt DlArnin I .JJ.J . next morning. It is added, as strano-e.! i. .. . ... .. . i uai. urn. pamners nau been in the tree whir-h Mr. C. was cutting down, but gave no in'.imathn of their presence, which was discovered only by their being found dead in the upper branches wh-re thev had been Concealed, and werj killed by the lightning. . t , lity Te'egrppb" he refirn of the ne rei irns 01 tne !l3Tfie '-Dutler Con has a -big roos-ter" over the Maryland election. What Marbied On the 3fith inst., by Daniel St. John. P w 11 p a w v a-nv-fn , ' -iv ty vc. uj Miss Elizabeth Betinett. Mr. Isaac X. Armstrong to Miss Mary Ann Sparks. II. D. JOIIXSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW KOKOMO, , Howard to . Ind. Re fer to M.-n.ri. Ci.rani, Tweed . Co., Cuiciiinati: Geo. Holland, E.q., Li-uokvi!le, Oct. 25, 1347. 44 v.... -. --- : . ii.i.iri.M.-ur iuiiijiuti ncniiril innr lfl 'iiiilrfi if ...im.m.i.. -11. 1 ; - - r -r.-. ..... mci. .iii-ir iiH.iori- -.. ..ire mat uiiie-. nrinripies ance, and were well aware tliat unlesn nrinriolcs were recoeiiizei. tner won.i. iw. ...hi..... ... 1. . .... ' tre r cormia-iI thejr would be auhject to whatever ewhiio.ol acapneion. monarch mii;hi dinaie 1 ine wn. 111. 01 a Capricorn, monarch mihl d.caie.. i '."" U,"TW" govenud h principle,, and pr.m I I"l' n ciitate the h ninan t Hem in niinfiui. u. ;. : . . -. - - .... .. .j mi-iii. a ccr.ain ntm lav 1" . 1 ... ... lv.-M, N,,w " ,s " "-'ea. lhat a mnlkm,. adapted to ihu.e ' '".T"''!!!''" V",1" di-a-. Th...n the quality I ' blood depend.. he healthfulne., of.verj part 'f the M.lem; il the Mood be impure the budv i ..... ''"",h- V" m',rr i"!"t " ii;-ur.i ...ay !"" 11 m"5 b, ,n Ilu h'a.l.or tl.e ehe.t, or i the s.omh. r tbe bowet.,rii. u or mem t..h. wmiuht's ixiian vka.ktahi.k i ili.s Ilil.tlM' mi ..I ........ ......... ..... ... :r.,J.,r..TJ' "I !n..r"."V'' llir A'liairAI. ai(AI H lllcj I OH. f I ht' eMUlrl. Beware ol' eou liter I'eil. ot'all kilxl".; Some are eoat crt with autrar; others are n.i.ile to re. mhl P'''"e " ordinal mclicine licine. ll.e,,le.t co.ir.e ., to purcha.e from the rei;ii!n L-uhriniiK or more ..r whom may be-found in every ..llace' ami town in .he Stale. " The inline for.al - hy R. Jt S. Tyner, P.rookville; K- D-( 'r,Kl,-,n,"'k 1(1 Co ., Fa.rtieid; iand wiauhter, J- Lau"1; Principal office, IM, Race street, Philadelphia. ..5 . .. , " 1""", tier., . ii 1 1 tnnur. jiijntl .ttcuic.uea termed. un.ver.all) e. Mora. Dyer jt Co., Middleto.i, Coi.n., tav. AVill r .on p.eae to iw ii. ome moiv ol v.mr snanvr 1 rin, a. weare out. i iea.e aei.il ih. ut aa aou.i aa you cun, a. they are in trr at demand. r E IK- .u i. a Phys.an of h.gh .landing in Lor... a-... b s b. ih T. Prentice, Morristown, Ohio, Your Med. cuii-ii el well, and iiy in loth repute here. The s..n.,vc p.n.a.v v.ry h.ct.iv ei.. n.ed. M.ltingion, A.hla.nl, Ohio, a, M.a- 3, 1S4J

fr Demorralie rei.iir-., .1 Tl.., t 1 'V 'Iver I'.iniK, Vmct.iU- (.',, . v. ' i """'u,,r i rit..nd l mi w-i.al Ku..! health, an. democratic ro1Cmt ! They hav- ! i, s.nn.r. r. ..p. ,'.,!., Hv ' iVT n ' i.-: I '.. re.ore du elecied their Governor, and on!, lo.i ; c,-'"r. & c. ,i..e, n..t i.e..,,..- t. r,10m.n..,d .. ,0 n fri.,N a,i ,he rnoreci. J,,! l.i. r,u r ' w"' Fnrtfc Streri CIXCIX.N tTI O I o,".. .'' "'"t t It", cli.nl and iiiuuce.it retueiiT i-ongressmen, Duin tranches of the Ltcri$-i Oet. jo, i84r. 3-iv -, u. (hit ha, cunit m ny ki.un i.iip.

lalure.ajvl two U. S. Senator I

very la,i. Thel-tllaare pnticpal,, .old. I wart .,34 M.lill Street. tl.Uir th Court IoUKt ew atipplv ol alt vour article.. -.I.,,,,-,..,,., AVm. Mcltltob, Hr.crli, Ohio, March, IH45, v. I 1 A.A.I Vour Medtci.ii -o ir hue proven ec- lieu. r. me- , "B ROX i X AILS of all .in-.. SI F.F.LS ofer.-rv dedie. l'orilu-l..ae. ihey are reco.iin.e.ided lor. I l.e ' a t-ri ptieii, aH ..ftlie . r li q.i:,,.t, uri-.-int, ,)

tl.e. tor llu- tl. ac thev l kan.,ve imi. a..d Ver...'.r cent liarileiiliir. j r..i. .Mnnii, i-.a.o.i, tiitio, lMce.ith.r22, ?45, 1 I -a. tour iit..ntve l-iu arc an ceci.cnl alotl Me.lic ne. 1 h. t 'arm manic Hal-am ih lii w.li. I he 1 k V V L . i lh.,.a.(,r..h.o.i Mererr, I-.., .a,.-y-r nt.,1.cine, .rehts.il, valued h.rc by a:l who i,..t ud Or" lohn G. Schmidt, AVood.toek, Y... ay.-Y. Will pb a.e .end meiu.nc ino.-e ol jour Kipcciorat.t and Sanative P.M.. j Me. C. C. A ick AVavae, Ohio, .ay.Yt.11r P.Mi and; Veaatiliim- are fiviin; trtut ji..ietin and arc io-i I nip wonili rs here.

Prcparcd w.ilv by Dr. D. Jai ne, Philad. Iphta, and t feat '"tr leetnoi. m eh townOno m Krauklte c.-ttn-aold on gi ncy liy .it. AA H All.K, ' 1". for ihe poi o.e of r-ee,,1:lir Stute a;td foomy -& Ilrooktiile. Ind .' Ri venue, lor the tear 1847. on the IuILivmih- ,..v

NOTICE STATE of INDIAN A, In the Franklin Ci.rnit Franklin louniy, ... iCourt Ann.t lerm, 1S47. Atedne.day, August lull, A. O. I04;. JOSEPH OEPUV s VS Mu Chancerv. ADOISOV CARVER. J ( IOMKS the at.l rompla tiianl by llowtand hi. rij l.citur, ami 1. appeanm' to the Ki.siaiiiun l" thc court. Iiyalndavit tiled, that the n ..deuce of th.aid Add. Mitt A ar.er .. unknow 11. and lhat due t an h and enquiry, ha. been made in thu rou.il and 111 -be place oftlu- lal leMili nee of the .aid t'arv.r, nd that hi. rt.ulenee vet remain. noLn..wH Ii . ,l,.wp ,,,r,: i"d'-red i the Court, that n.n.cc of 1 be remien. . , . ... , j 1.; 1 . K.. .... 1 ..1... j ,-. . . . . ccively in the Indiana American, a n.w.,.,Mrof k-eneral ctrcuUtion, pruned and pithli.hed 111 the eoun ty ol Franklin and State of Indiana, nol.l'rio g '" a.d i, f. miaut ..t the p. ndenev of the .a.o'biii, T'l '.h" "i''.1." ,';'','r"u '' ur a;"w,r : tore the chin., ol the eao.e at the 11. . ter n of 1 he Cou.-t, .he an b.iia. tuthc a.d deiendion win be taken a. colites.id, ami thu ciikp i c.intit.uvd, Stc. Altcat, JOHN M JOHNS I ON, v terk ol tni- rra.ik.iii A-trcuil A'oiirt. Oct. 20th, 1847. 44-3W PKOSI'F.A I l S OF 1 UK C0IiTCtOI..-.l Ut'i(cr. With iht tommrntTiiuiit ol' the 3ci!i Cm(jrt . wr prA(jmc t cuiititmtr thtf Corpr. tun..l Kciv. " :"v Yr: , 7 an. "V Vx !li,h 11 . ... it ki l oo. iq... . V ii fl,u- ,h'M"r 'hirpre,c.i.!,,-s.da, ...d, at.te .. . . - 1- ' in, .i r ,ht 3."'h c"""' "1 icne rtkiy, 011 a niaminutli ht-rt, nc-o form, .n. ir irocccuii.g ai t.ic wnpreceUeitled low rate ol Out dollar ter Copy fur the sesiiun. : Tiie Weekly Union. j FOR I'll K sliSSlOX. I The publication i noi only the chraprtt, but it e..n. ! tan more valuable nadin - matter than i to IhtouiMj 111 any other AAoklv Publ, !,,,! at the .am.. : P' teem Hie country . lte...l.. the o of the day. ; it eootaiu. all the late and important nra,, both j . toreijn and domi .tic; and h. cominemal art. clea are ' -t"aid. it w.i: .i,co.oam a compete .jn.p:i-1 f-rm.iKd t0 .uo.cr.ber. .1 the . rate .iiiiimM minr proceer. inc. ot notn H.. ..u- of VonUae U"Ura aM cents for the n..b. win b.-rr,.i.Cd',oh ,e eop.e. for ,,0. AH silbcription. muat be paid in hp.aner. - ''"!. h -dil.g 11. hie mo..rib,r. for either ol the alx.rc publlrauoua, will be eullticd lo one eoryrrartT. s"b'r,P,,u" P"of the Daily Cnion pr ! SuWnption price r se,i.AVe.kiv. Pub!i.h- ,10 00 , eo in .ukl) uuroig the aeisiou of loagrwa Ci.i Bs ir- be inrihed w:!h 5 coptc. of the daily for t 00 "0 Se..,..AVeek-.r w VA . lino : . . ... 00 v,-.ky. 8 og OO Oil .. 11 OC '. D''"'w'p-y-eward u. ntmry by let tr, the novlareuii which will he n....l k.- ....1.1; r,'',,"ia -;v,.in .t.aaie tr....n.i..ion. V VT j ... .00 , by t-ndlt.r Ted.,ly .ubacnlwr. with 40e..cl.vl. r m imi m rrr f .v Mu, . .. j ornvrwrtKiy uln:nleri w,tH 1 10 t md.raed, will b,- " ..iiiii..wwvij 01 iwc aa.ne eiiuo a. tn. y i .u.-n ....cnm r. or, rror . Notice.--ver. by pubn.hinc ut pixapee. : ua, wth tbia nonce an. che.1, until the fiiat of Oe. i emocr, aoi, win rvreier, tlnrint; ntvt vwiq ot

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i I s "ehebt givex, o,a,0.. Wedncdae the sr.h J ZIZ dMT nilbrc -n.u.ff au o.u fhi,. y O. F. HU H, Sic' y pro tern. I . HVr:.Yn' TRiF.n iTrir ,, do n.,t d.i., I ! V't AT.' 1!':," . . i untie, til,- . ' "'. , tw,, 1 v. ,i , Kiiim-ym Bare recovered j Ja..-. carminative r-a',m. rr Bown .,,d Sum. L. -VT.P;:' "' nTrft"1';- only mrdirine i ,h" teiin.oiiy in t iw. 'n..1?'''.'.... .T.' ..... wn, cure. 1 ho..ai..! of ,,. k. " Kr.,,.,,.. - 1 """ j l"r ZS TTp?-.,aX VlT. Mild irtC ri.Ufltitt.xl - Mi:... ..j . 1 mw rrn imiinr i .K.'r," n .u":'!1 ot re-ioihe : "ILL " " "J -1. --;. ! wamnira to aurv ihf d:h. . . ' - T " """' ke reliinIt therf.J tu owr-Uat Utey w.ll , nerer rail 1 . " . - '., """'ir o-Hii wh-rh rva. bl aiiiieiii... A r ..'r"":"' I, ih- . . !" nestuwea I J.t t,rfr"-,- l"t aer...1r.ied .0 the .,.fl tllVL .tVmm" ' nvtAf ' ner had iu : old on ar.s..jr by M. W. H A 1 I K. HAI1.F.. BruoVrilie, lad. A Faim for Sale. THF. Snh-cber .ill .ell an r loo .ere. f .nd ajo.nitnth, twnofM.in,rd in nVwr c . ty. Ind..na. lIVFKTrF I F A!?? -crib nj tb k fun orck Sept. JO, 184T. in: JAMKS I. Fffil-r "- lirrMTtt "I'liiun rf-1 ,1 . - w ' .v,?Vft W atchri. Jotvrlrv, ANH Ai H-M AKKU'S TOOi s .t M atfki t s r?nsTU' "" '",,d' ' , , fe aM ,nJ G, j. rirv. o, id anA,i, Tn n.iTifraotW rjtHFHF. will he. lm.nK.rC.mract r. Clea Gn.hhinfr. a,,u ! J"?" "V" '"''"""'"i and Sh.lhyr.it fur Airatl i;ti al!. nu: 1:. nn in., ioi, . r v. . .. Rail . ...,vt .01 miitr nnr it lrrihpwn. ,""J' "V :ih,rl ' Xov..-n.hr ai Caril... 'I'he 1 he 1! iff. r. ntH ..r.. .. . r.'-!n.'...'.r m-'e tn. .hh nl d.. .7.i V m 'nr ' '-emher till the ?hii. V . C: ''"' "'" ,hy Seen .an ... Car- ; paid,i ..i.i.. d to ',hl. sp..,,., , i r.edRi Ror(1 Vrnoiai,,, ' I .. .. " , H. B. HILL, Pre.. t- SS. S. cn iarv. j r,h"ffe, Ruh cotmti. 1 Oct. 8, 1M7. I . ! HW ands and Lots.! 1 X i m reev KOe-, that ih- 1 n,, Mi lot. r.t j . . . and 1 nion, tor 1 he r iiiiqiit'iii ... me citiiir.- !' ""' ' :,r -ci-iIk-.I in ,.t. ,,,, u u ,,tfle' of the I, rk, Tr. n.iir. r, and A ml, .or ,.f - ? '- mn-pat m 1.1 , iae rie thnnn "on r ..... -"" !. or o nii.eh iher. ot a, niae In mr. ,,. 1 ,; uc on s.i.n land, nnd le. n ..ice live! v .11 out 1111m ... .. . . ' . ... .1.... . . - '- , ... ..-.i... iiiitiih, uim tit. inuri.t l"i'aliy a.i.Uhar-. .due at the time ..ft!,.- ..le there' 'iib ,..i,i i,y .h- irr..,rer ..r .i f..M-. .1 "r H. ..., 1 .h.r... I ,,, r.,.,, I,.),,,,, ,,H ' r' M'nd -iv nf .Inn'.ia. v A I) H48 within ''" pre.er.h d h, u, ,,i,i, o.e .Ne,', i r-'-l and penal. due on ...,l I.....I. a.,. l..t, be ,,. .....e. joh av s oit Vmiio.r l" c ' Auditor'. offl, cmM Co., ocioInV is, is.. Pittsbn-eh Iron. !5UO lT"N,S ''"'""O. .r..n. or the Lorenzo "'-"".' qre. .,...1 tlat bar. t"l"lSl.""VwUami-Xal'-'nir -'i Americaw ami Knli.h bli. ter Steel; t.crn.a.i and Shear Can .t.el; riiiiu.l, itjuire and ate ba.-; Nail., ea.t.nc.. See. Iron and Sic, I .l ;os-Ii rlatx. Alo A'ice.. anvil. Bn,l U. 1 .. it ..r - v-..t :. . ,m - ,o.a .1 u.e lowe.t market price. a ,d w.rrantrd i rood. K.C. llaKuru i eod v. 2?o, Muia , ... f,w j ci.. .--..,., ..l.oii.j ,l .r ur.h r,.., ,. ait'ST nvrnvi-n 4 lOtlH, AVumr.r. Oaitert; 5 do o- Kolwr't.. rnrreflAnd for.alehy AV . s. HOWr.; Nu i I'carlav u:o V STJCKL j IlLOOAl I't.RCF, AVn .ll-MATI UnA .StoRB ! X. W. CHAP. M AX, Am A ... BVII.iwu. A arriae .i,i;i,,-. ,..! ...... it t if, rt'itnm reil iron, tiimlwri. Mtt!?t si:il lluiutiter niouiaa. All ot cooil qu.tl.tv and warrunteit titer mould M,.S( A "P riorariiclers!.u. I.-on.o. ?2 14 25 'is v ; A 1' of . l.e uIm.i e ar- iclV, w ii f.'.r c.!h' .,. Countev Mer,b,,.t. an., ii.," h"' "" " " "w""., A V ""S Ann...fll.t 1 4i ..ti.iiaj-la-Tjr. rr-v'.m rn r AiIJIlSIO 1 5S i Jl TO "S, J V II F. undcrogued w ti 1 attend al lh i.l.ce of holdt wit. AA'Inte AA'ater ttiwi,sj.ipf Sprtoglield, Haih, Fiilield, Blooming Grove, Laurel, t'o.ey, Salt Crrrk, Rv, lhuri!ay, 5!,t Oet. Fritlav, S2t Saturday. 2.A.I " M-.toKi," 25th Tt.ci!av, Siih AAedne.day. 7lh" 1 hoCMlai , i.tth F rid iv, " ;o;h Satitnlav, .'0h " Hch'and, toinlai , .t ut. 1 be li lii.tnt 1. tbe rate nr tax., chsmd On each m.ifl fhi State puepnaea, ivj rI On ea.-ti fthio for eotiuiy pui pu.ea, 15 On e:ch $ioi f r road 10 On each Poll for S' tie T On each Poll for rouri'y 5U Sttiervi..ii-. who have not filed the r rcreint. a t the Tn a-nn r'a oWee, are r-quentad to baud them iu at tneac appolllttnebU, R. H. BURTON", Treraurer F. C. Sept.9lh, 15IA.-39. nn in !j;s voi:m !,tznsa:s CIMl nilKV vill cry fur Or 1!nU' Vwm I.ovi. ! Only rtl hat f hi tnedicinr h-iv i'uim : j i Y m kv i Mr. n i.toti n, 1 i.li, !rc ?1 . 1 4?: I 1 DrfK Hr.ll Som- m.-nth n-iire vr n r j., nt Irft i 1 itl mo for "al'',w ijit he t'onil v ,1 a i.ir? i.t!y of itur4rin T.7 m lutt 1 ..tt "M AV nn. ntul cii'.d havr U iliw iinn tnmv 4:i..r- , ),tl U, , n 'ppIiU lo Oi.il 4in'ri!it. I ,( .v( -ii(t v-nr aT 'it to (t f i ii nt h trn-a.tiT tini'M Ii it lit- eou,r tliU may ja..iii. ' Mrnir in ny t'riii.ity ht 1h-i n f " f uiuif. rt. EBve ffon,'iiii w f -I .. I II X- ... .... ::I:i-v:;r:;t':t 'ei...i whom ,h- ph,...,, pro.,.irc.d Y...., , tn.i,. s i f.phkv li nkinpri4r rj .-,,. ,,.-r i... " ' '""v "- Brook., 1.. .nd bv 14 arren, i.aa.rl. u.i - CATS, CAPS; HATS, HATS CaM-a Men'. Mu.krat Car-.: do do and bot ' lia.r Seal Caps; do du do do do Otter do Cloth fur baud do do Navydo f. la.ed !o; .'; .1 .: dw do do P t' Ctotb do Men' B B Conry ITat; i0 d.i Fa.h. do d i; do do do do; do do do Anrlo do: do do do Attt.krat dedo do do Cuimen- d ; do do and Boy' pontnc Hat.. Tbe above will be .old low for , a.li he V. h. HO WE, No. I Pe.vl ... Cincinnati, Oct. I";. aJ-lj. T H VF iiiM r -rtivtl a 1.-rc nn'X ir-"ral airnie.it ot Aio.!., eon. i. tine; in part of.be lollow we ariicl' : h"' hi..' toil.., ca.a'merea. iw ed., aalin. ta, French Imoine, Kn neb M,riio-.a, .Alaae... hri.an a'id bed .h.rtiiifT and .bee'inc. ItcAmc. a variety of t aid. and .trio. for .wmmt r wear, gingham, lawn.. '';'.'" "l , wwper, p.ait. n .ia..i

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iow.njr ! i 7 ro:V" o all .iberr.m..e.oftheion.h- h.... .1. . 'k . . """. j kino; a.icl whrrranvhave n ;n.l...j ; " """""", " inner mi tin- l.iil:luui.ie voluabio

a Cloriotis cause ll,r,s,,,l. 1"'I an.I S.lv.r I .xr.i.l ;.r U....1. ! .r reon.tire, anil hy n,n; . I,uli...

' To Contractors!

a.ik torarv.w-., erape .naw... ure.. natoiKercai.t i.vrn!I!!,C cal""1 ."'I'- "Ik ,'"' " o no hUrV " V "' WeV, brown and wh le cam .rie..

cm.n. tnii-i , .,.iH t ni,.nis mwi. .mtr tna ot. ..ii ..ii, it..-, i.i.v "i. i ' . , ... ra -. I mm... .i.. ,.,,. ,, Marl, nlk. Mtt.in and k.d ' .. .... I Wl 1 ..11 I . J ..:L- ... . n.' ...1. . 1.1. t .ii t . : ., . tm, rims Knrt. a'aUv'la, Artiril I 4id faah- ; . r. . . . A... . iP r p.im. i..x. r-r . . . ,Mn Ha to: Hoot, an M ri era-. vnkri. H.me. tr.e, and halt, r hain.: .hovel, and ,p,,.rl o.e kl.ie.-a. mil! .nd rt-int-l.. 11c., mil' "w" ; kluvea ai d fui k. table and ti a.A . r. .fril and teiti .00. r : i t., ."h ara; drawing Imm; ai.R. r. mill and h.n.l .,H,n. bine.- and .cr. w. h. lit. .

Altwtal n-t..pre 1 ! in-oi ..,

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JOHN A. MATSOX, i Attorney at Law. ; Office os Main Sr., Uhookviilb. In,, i May IGth, 1S45. 20-lf.

JOIINT 1I.FARCUIIAK, ArroRSEY at Law. it r o o k v 1 1 1 e. la. Jan. 10. 1843- 3. if. JOIIXD. HOWL, AND, Attorney at Law, liUOOKVlLLE, la. H3SEi:CEAL VOTICR43f Yl'S'iylmp.rtanttthr It'etf.-U hat been l . . . -. - umi'i -s '"in uircili.niilWr, wt-retn.t-r im- in r. rr,l t th hill...... .1.. :.w .. t !". oloiir m.ble cuntrv are Tiiitrd I h frur "!r''.r"'' Ime. ih ottered' to n. bv the eelebrat.-.l I t'c,'0'r CompiiT. Their advrr'iaei.,.-t i, j , 1 " nu n tne attention of rverv I uiuii a.l ..l.;i.i .1 ..ui - JOHN A. M.VTSOV. '"-"T " U4S. - ... , , . w MORF. TROOF THAT Tovio svuiri WILL EFFECTUALLY Cf HK THE FEVr'K AMI AGIT.. . .. Tiiv, Ind ., AuiTwif l.h, ij. i "ir own fam.lr, Smuh . Tunic Sir. tVrrr .Trh, n. , V'' or lh" cfc,v '' O-m. - L f,'"'r- wr" ''' " "'' 1 V '-:hh'"-h""'l) "P ar.1. ol ..xtv b,.ole. uoh,,, I I. ... j .. . ' nuiTir--J ' "-i-i.il 11 to my In. nd. and lli i inr noil enr!iu.l ' PUUIlO H nit ' ae ecr kuown u.rd. tunocvni rcuuaJu ital i n. nvTF.s.P M . . JBFrKRas Co., Ke . Acui 4. 1S47. . TOrt-r.il tht 1 s am-cii'd Ut guium.-r I :,,h A"rf-! r""- ' h.,. i, .wT i ;?? "' I v,r n-.ny tli.t ! I?'" hvV.t ,r c'" ' T ",'',l,,,"d 'H smt.l, s 1 ,e s.r1 "i .a to eerliTv that I m ....J 1 Prepared by A ILSON", STAKB1K n Sc SMITIlJ Fr Ie by M. AV. n U L r., ,7"6,u Uruoknllr, Ind. I"t"I'ov eTi-t-c 1 V AMI HI55KSI m a - . A . W I . V. . n.iii. p.,rihl ibe.ild I an-Yard ! uT.. . V "r.H.1.. ,vb. tu nrt l;a P'O'ilc iil givr the market 1 P"it lilb, 1?J7 HENRY SIIAFEU. Hi'.iiHlof h'w P.:,,. 1 dozen of Ke....ii.cBran.,h-. l ,l. ,j., wiv - "--"e RICH Alio AY.NFIt Urouktille, Otl. 14.1. , 4i-V rv , .77-.- " ' ( ,A S. Ii .M C I t , . . . . I'l'illll . : m 1 1 i'iiii rlc.ieo have . red into iartiter.b.ii 7 i H.HOI a ff- nenit o nmi...oo -d I r tne iranafiion ol "im ot M'LM K Im ;i nn ...j , . ii!'H I' SPKNA'K. New Orleana, rv-e, 144a. THOMAS Gl'AHK. TK,.lrenas and Parasol?. J V..i.jTKIUlVl,ri'" a,.r..e.u of umbr. 1".and li.uiouabk- Para.oli. B. H Be KTO. JISE CHi nvs ,d TURS; JL PAlM KIl lit CKKI S; M.AV OIU.K AS SUli AR; lo MOI.ASSFsSt ;ah HOUSE MOLASSLS Ai'M.OF.V SYUUP; H 1:1 !'! I I' No 1 M ACKI- UK.t.; Ul'PK.lt and SOLK LEATHER, for .: e it ?.' 1 1 i t. II. Brookeillr, May 4. 147. ls SOX'OO L ATI IN. r fv'o hy C. CLAJtKSOX. .JO.fioo l.Mr4 S,KU Ir,,,,, a..orf .1 .i4u. t 20,00(1 AVav ne, d 0O .. Am- rir.n Steel iv) " K.ncli.li til. .ter t-cl 0 kega ua.i, for tale hv rrookvitte, May 4, 1847. t ' , . -liPEd I0r fcalC. : fSt H K -.h.cr.lier w i.h, . .e o acr. . ..r land !..- . i.le.1 two at d h.ilf t,.,le. , ,m ,.f h,.,,,. """ n",!''l', "ob of the tnt-noike to .e r. ....- t. ," i 'r"m r....k .He to limn.. -an. lh. r... a'loui CA a f T r " I'li'i'T '' Ii l r.', ihr lutn,, -tinon ni i'tv, .hi .oil r.th, n-xd l -.""- t-'r h t rm. itti-r, whI, anJ ,i,.,.,. II calctil.it. i f..ra I irm. Water .i . 01 . o.uiiH'lum 0.1 rc !:: l..- ru.. U- K. AV. VI ELK Y. Ma 10. h, IS47. Iron, Nails and Cleel ei I.BSM.;. In.na... rte.1 ..,e. JiW i'w'W '.L-' IJ.oOodo other liramU Uc roo ,o Ann nean hli.ter ateel ;ro do Kttrli.h do IfK) do Ca-t u 40 k t; Natl, a tin Spike.. Jim rree.Ted .ud for tale low f.rra.h bv KKitAita nv i u Ilrookvill.;jone JO Ill tr 1 F.AV1-.1.R V. Silver Wareand Spectae'e Mai.nfaeti.r- - er, O-ninoHd piouled r iM I'.-ni, t. No.? Main t ke.rt-u S.I. and 6t!. Cii.inc Ohio Marcb iO, l4S. 13-ly. i,.M) von s ia:, 23 F.KS'IVS wi.lio.t; t piin ha.. Urd. 11. Vr.i.Um t ei.iit.ii, are n.f. n i.vt ihai.lh.- .1 b ir d r haa f r .ah a 1111 in! r of tr .el. in Pom v. I.aur. I, and nioot.iinrtirovcTowii.il ji, whub will ih d..'i.i. d 1 dat iltir rate, and tcrtua. fTire ai Rvonci iti l II. II. l.tt OT 40 l( ......I ui.War.l. .1 11 in t.oij mm .aciii. it urwariN I J. a. llO'iVL.iNO. Air-ii'i 12lU Oct, lo47. 4J-T;n nn. nn.i.'s R K. now ak eon le?ted t;y the Fan.itv ft be the mevt -.-eientitic and .oeeet'ol rif-pa ration e.er.li.' eov.r. d for t!.t ttlol of fiuir!:.. Colli, t'oit.uiul Ion. A.ihnia, AA lionpm? A'oeirl'i, t aarrh, I tirhifi. . of ihLi.itc.and Clteao., liru.icl.itt., and .miliar Palnionarv Alt'- etioti, Fv rv fi.oit'Titi the foiled Stat. heuld K.-noplied wnb Or. Hull'. Coityh Lon iiTe.; notnttlya a pr. - iitivi , hut a. a .fe and ttp.cacoina remedy in a I cv.e. of t'ourh. Colli. , and Coii.titnotion A itii'ltRo will revi-.l their a-toni.tiin viroi-., . nl oim u at on-c the f.oin:aiii oi'he.i!th and .irenct b lo tin- afil tel. d. Price j eel t. M-r lotX ' ' " HiU. llrooLvill.-, 1... ua by A. riumbe National Dagucrrian Gallery a MA j pmoi At;i: xpui'U'' KruMsiiiMj j JMIPOTS; ; AA-ATI tiro ,1,,. ,, Silver M. at.. Four A F.rl I'd iiiititu, .. d I wo llti-l.. .t fs.i.or. .it the Naiiole-I. the Mon hl.--e.ti., the N York, and lire Pcl.iM al.i:. Fv'Niiltioti.. re. p. r lii-ll . for I. n.o.t .plenoid t'-lend O;i:to r.totypi a ami lieat A p. p.traiu. r evln1 in'. Portrait, taken iiitl jiii.ilc I ie, w .ik.Oft rt fard ! f. r. l;t. i iifTiiir jj-vfti f? tin- rt. A iar;.' onmitt tit' Ai.;.rati ai tt tt ck la; on hi fl. ::t low.t r:;wli rir-. N,- t nk. 251 HrOa:wa; I'li.ia .-!M.i. 1 In titn Si. P .!. 7' ( i.i:ri, 9nd HaiHivt-r Ms ; Bntii-iiinr-. ?f5 Haitin.ssrt M.; W l.niri'ii.. rrmtj ,t9iia ; V tt rs'inrr. ' II;iH; ( inrmnmi, F.itinli n;u W'u.uut. ami 1T Mjin St.; S,ri-a Strinc Hrnatiwa-; !'r-., 17 Mjl.lc Kh ! m di-; l.itrioi-;, 3i n;rl Si. 44-lr Trxczlar's Nct-re The iirdt-rvuii'tl hai i-.r; tak' n -mi I. t'er aa. nieuiarv w i'i.' . .ta'c of At di. w 1,1 .id nnf d. c'd. I.te if lite . n.it of 1 raoLiili. la . a r. In n.itihr. ,.. j,,.,, ,,., ,.. ...i ..IkU. ,.. mtkl ,. , ..,.,,, 41..I il ba.ioe elai.... sa.i.A -ail e....!r are nmt.i. I ,.. pe a ... tl. ,.. .!.,!, .....S ..l.e .. f . , ,,, , ,r !rw ,hi. , .. .,, , ..r..!.,,, . .I..-.-I s JO II X AV V N V . F r. -..!. tilj ile.-t Oct. 1 ih. 1-47 4-Aw

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