Indiana American, Volume 16, Number 8, Brookville, Franklin County, 18 February 1848 — Page 3

Political Movements.

Whig MatMtsal CtniTrntissB. At a meeting of the Whig members of the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Statas, held on Thursday evening, January 27th, 1S4S, to consider the propriety of recommending aWhig National Convention, W. P. MHnTnm of North Carolina, was called to the I , . , ... T.jcnair, ana vaieu r. euiuu. oi i uuia.ua, appointed Secretary. Jr ; J J..- J..I:luiMrlAn -rota D l-J Tl.. : J...tntwJ.t . V1.;I

ive-ui.cu, kb,.. ","'!anvstem. as the advocate of a nlvanHr.nn.

National Convention for the purpose of nomina ting candidates for the offices of President and Vice President of the United States. And then the meeting adjourned for one week. Oa Thursday evening, 3rd February, the ; meeting.net pursuant to adjournment, when ,,i after some general discussion as .o the time and , place of holding the proposed Convention, Inde- , ,, ? p ' , , .. , . .. . pendence Hall, in the City of Philadelphia, and I , . , . i the seventh day of June, were agreed upon. t. r.wi i .v.- , r , TT.-kucA e Pcnruoan. i tatiresofthe United States do recommend to j their friends throughout the Union that a Whig x-t;i ki.i ... rj.i i Hall, In the City of Philadelghia, on Wednesday, the 7th day of June 1849, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the offices of President and Vice President of the United States. inM of this meeting be nnblished in the National Intelligencer, and that all the Whig papers in the United States be requested to copy them i After which the meeting adjourned sine die. j WILLIE P. MANGUM, Char'n. Caleb B. Smith, Sect'y. Gen. Tavlor. THS WHO CAS'T kt inrcnr. mn. nr .reti : , ,.. T .1. . I . .1 . r .v l : 1U lue "le gionuus gainenng oi me pet-pto at rmladelpnia, the orator of the evening, David ; Paul Rrntrn. F.Qn ! . .. , ,., in oraer lo iree uie country trom tne abommaUoM of iniquity incident to the old party I trammels, and to put some one at the head of affairs; whose public services and private worth warrant our conSdence is him I beg leave to i propose, on the part of this community, and I ; think I may on the part of the people of the ' whole Union, General Zachary Taylor, as Pres- j ideat of the United States the man who can't be bought; (cheers) the man who can't be sold; j , iu . a. ,-t. , .. ' Vvmwo; wuwwu i ix itairu; ucrry; aua wno can't be beaten, (cheers.) According to the j , i u . . . . . ,, , , I old proverb, it took nine tailors to make a man, ; but in the chapter of accidents Uie rule is changed, and it now requires nine ordinary men tn make one Taylor. It would take a Fresiviont, the four heads of Departments and four quasi Brigadies Generals, boil them down, and give one man the combined essence of the whole number, and the result would not compare with Gen. Taylor." The I.ocofortw and ike Presidency. ! We take this paragraph from the Washington J correspondence of the N . Y. Courier and En quirer Til e IVmnmls nr relic lion t r-n lirtnnin,. i eut General Worth as "the 'hero of Monterey." ! They mean to 8Sk him no question, on his previous course; nor what he thinks of the Tariffi or the Independent Treasury. All these ques- j tions are looked upon as settled, and Gen. Worth has already satisfied his new Democratic friends that he is an annexationist to any extent, including Cuba. It would appear, for the present, that the friends of Mr. Van Buren are alone active in bringing out a young General; but I believe that others are just as busy, though they are afraid that there is something in the tout ensemble of Gen. Taylor against which no can didate for popular favor can compete with sue- j cess. If Llav be nominatod bv the Whiirs. the - Democrats will nominate either Cass, Walker, Dallas, or some other civilian: but if Gen. Tavlor be ihe nominee of the Whig party, thin Gen. Worth will be taken up by the Democrats; and if Gen. Scott be taken up by the Whigs, than rest assured the Democrats themselves wviil take up Gen. Taylor. Iutrigne Rgni-.it Cn, Tnylor. The Washington Whig says:' We assure our friends, the friends of Gen. Taylor, that Washington at this moment abounds in intrigues,the object of which is to prevent the people from voting for the "Hero of Buena Vista" for President. In these intrigues, Whigs and Democrats are equally concerned, though with different objects in view. There are Whigs who desire to procure the nomination of some man who is a violent partisan, and who, if he is elected, will divide the offices of government among his clan exclusively. To effect their purpose, they boldly make usa of the name of the honored Clay,and swear that he is their man, when, all the while, they have not the remotest idea of permitting him to be the nominee of the Convention. !f aj. RIKsk. A correspondent of a New York paper writing from the Capital of Alabama, savs "General Taylor's Adjutant General, Major i Bliss, has just passed through this citv, on his way to Washington. Is it not a little singular that the President does not order General Taylor to report in person at Washington? Gen. Shields and Gen. Quitman were ordered to do so and it will not be denied that Gen. Taylor's military information and experience is far superior to theirs so that if a consultatian is ..-1... .t.- r : j : j 1 i-i. . , 110,1 ,110 s iwiucui ucsircu. V u V uiu lie noi SeeK i , , ' skill? Besides, it is a mark of respect which should be shown to Gen. Taylor, for his glorious achievements in the valley of the Rio Grande. We here believe that Jemmy Polk is afraid to order him to Washington afraid of the political effect of the glorious uprisings of the people, to greet the hero on his triumphant progress towards the Capital. But let Jemmy remember that ostracism made Van Buren President, and that this internal disrespect to Gen. Taylor, on his part will have its effect upon the people." . Os?a. Tnylor in Arktinsou. we prefer, says the Arkansas State Gazette, I General Taylor, because we sincerely believe him to be a man .raised up by Providence, for the emergences of the time: because it seems to ns, that it is only by the great, cardinal, and im- i mortal principles of the conservative whigs, can be put in practice the code by which the government shall be administered; that if any other man ik eieciea, no matter now sound His principles, how lofty his genius, or how profound or keen his intellect, he could do the nation not one half the good which can be done by General Taylor. We believe he is the man destined to west the downward tendency of the Republic; to rescue it from the banded partisan, who hold 11 111 their power, and administer the govern - ment on fai- principles, for fradulent encY

Vlmj meeting at PUtabtrrgfc. On the 1st inst. an immense meeting of the

I friends of Henry Clay was hetd in the city of j Pittsburgh. The following resolutions were i . adopted: j Resolred, That our first choice for the Fres- , I idency is the (Treat civilian Henry Clay. Resolved, That we prefer him because of hia !nw eminent services, as the champion of , i- - . M "raw""uJ u o uu. "'v-uugrrs., "I netrotiatiafnr of P,r. at Ghent, as an r,L nvr ! e J nniT lrh ltnn H IhA fal ir ha Amor,. I oraDle peace. Resolved, That we fully approve and endorse the resolutions proposed by Mr. Clay, and nnanimously adoptod by his fellow citizens at Lexington November 13lhj 154? d backed , fcy t of Ieagne Alberl Ga!Ulin a man rewed for hi9 , ... wisdom and his virtues, we commend them to the approval and adoption of the Nation, , . . . Resolved, That, as ,t will require the utmost "PKy. wison 1 prudence, to extricate our Gov' l honorably from the unfortunate rshe 13 now a sister ' T,11;"u "CUIJ 'y is. oi a" others, the man for the crisis on whose wisdom to devise, and will to execute the proper plan, we can confidently and safely rely. Resolved, That while we prefer Henry Clay i as our standard bearer in the approaching con.v UCVI...U. . : .onal CoavenUon, and will cordially sup Resolutions were also adopted, denouncing j the war, and the usurpation of the President in ! ! l : .1 ..... . I a ; nnn. . .... ,1 P ,Ung'Dg lhe contry denouncing, also, j ! all schemes of acquiring territory by conqaist, j but declaring that if territory be acquired it

must be free; affirming the power of Consress i r. t . ,, . , . . . . .1 v , . l or Pork there is a fair nntiirr at to improve rivers and harbors; and denouncing': ,, . u ,y ,

S lt ff o.. ,,i -l i , . " ' ,'.1 OUtra?e. insnltino- to the rnmmnmW.in o chiefi anJ t(J the natIo . Resolutions were also adopted in favor of the ! principle of nrotection and th TarifT r lfiio meetiD? likewjse or(Jered a fu )jke ofMr . clay to painted and intod B coramittee t0 invite Ulm to , Wic entertain. ment in pituburgh. tTA friend relates to us, that while General Taylor and hia diminished command were retiring to Monterey from Victoria, in obedience to the orders of Gen. Scott, the weather was bad and the reads worse. His troops had to , .u..-u , , , uiruugu mire aiiu wmer unu many ' almost unable to proceed through fatigue and ! . . , I sIckness. Gen. Taylor suddenly reining in his . horse, as the complaint of an independent reach- i ed his ear. said in a voice that could be heard at I some distance some distance, "Come my brave comrad, give me your hand, put vour foot on mine and spring up behind me."" Tfc.u .-i ji. , ..... , . The soldier obeyed Ins orders to the letter, and j ( as he wheeled his horse the old General con- j tinued in the same energetic tone, 'If every officer of my eommand would take ! " " '"" rick eoldier behind him, there would be less t i eunenng and complaining." ; As he concluded, it was amusing to see his ' ' 'taff Md oth h-riedly endeavoring who shn'd Pitk "P'tireawMier. ;-n. Tnylor in .'Mimouri. The St. Louis Republican and the New Era contain a call for a mass meeting iu that city, on Uie 2d tnst., of the friends of Gen. Taylor, in order to place him more before the people of Missouri for the Presidency. The Republican iu publishing of the call says: "Whatever may be the division of opinion elsewhere, here, and in the entire State of Missouri, there is but one voice, and that is in favor of the election of Zachary Taylor to the Presi dency. This has been seen in the public meet ings elsewhere held; it is visible in the sympathy which warms and animates every man, when his name and hia deeds are mentioned, and it pervades every class of society. It is wonderful, indeed, how, by no art of his own no appeals to popular favor the honest and brave, old man has won upon the public esteem until his name is on all tongues, and the sympathies of the old and young are enlisted in his favor. It is such a testimony to the goodness of heart, the simplicity of character, to true bravery and the military services of the Patriot, as not been given to any other individual in the last twentyfive years. Will Mr. Clnv bra. Candidate? The true relation of Mr. Clay, as a candidate for the Presidency, is shown in the following extract of a letter from Mr. Clay to a friend, in answer t one on the subject of a Presidential candidate of the Whig party, which we copy from the Louisville Courier: "I have (says Mr. Clay) constantly remained passive and neutral upon the subject; and, up to this moment, have not made up my mind whether I would accept or decline a nomination, if it were tendered to me. I reserve my decision for the last suitable moment; and shall be guided by all the circumstances of the case, and especially by my sense of duty, if it should ever become necessary for me to come to any deter rnlnatlon 0,1 ,he fubjeet Sin-gclar Marriage. A rcmarkahle affair lately happened in IN'ew York, and which is narrated as follows: A gentleman residing in a Southren St ite, was a regular correspondent of a certain periodical in New York, which periodical was chiefly edited by the daughter of the proprietor. Iu process of time the gentleman Jli i,jj, i ,. and lady alluded to became pretty well acquamcorresponded in a friendly manner. The former, to make a long story short, fell in love with the as yet unseen lady, and offered her his hand in marriage. After mature deliberation, the lover was accepted. His next step was to visit New York where he kept himself out of the way of his intended wife, though both parties nere making arrangements for their union. The day was fixed, also the hour, and the friends of the lady were assembled in her father's mansion, and she was ready i to become a bride. At this stage of the proceed- ! ings a gentleman made his appearance, heralded by his card. He was recognised as the future s.'n-in-law and husband, and was warmly welcorned by all present, the lady in the meanwhile standing among her friends completely veiled, I The clerevman now stepped forward, and the marriage ceremony was performed; then it was that her husband first fixed his eyes upon the eyes and countenance of his wife. O It is said that Hon. J. J. Crittenden, U. S. Senator from Kentucy is in favor of General Taylor for the Tressdeocy. CD Hon John Sargeant, of Pennsylvania, is in favor of General Taylor for President O The Worcester gis has an able article j against the nomination of Mr. Clay for the Pres- ; idency. The .F.gii is understood : nominstion of General Taylor. to favor the

CO mmERCIAL.

Nw York, Feb. 14. Business is almost entirely suspended, await ing foreign news. There were sales of flour to-day at $Gii6.12'g for Genesee, and $5.87a5 93V for Western. In the Grain market very little has transpired, "uu Pnces are as 1no,ea on II Ilar fit lin tti la a nl Hmvicinna trnrlhtt nf I Port . ,,. .., iru is cuu at rac.'.c. ' - ' e . . . . """"""i "u improve- . , . , ., . , ... , ",cl" UI - 8K P" ' nas oeen ODiainea I Soles of Missouri mA t 41 i a ucre is a large snipping demand lor t obacco, i and the sales have been to a corresnondintr ex- ! r o tent at from 2 to 7c for Kentucky Sales of Hemp at $155 per ton. Treasury Notes continue steady at par. New Orleans, Feb. 4 The weather is very disagreeable, and out door business is thereby greatly retarded. There is au active demand for Cotton, and ( the sales since yesterday's report comprise 12,000 bales, at from to 7igC for middling to good fair. Sales of 600hhds Sugar at 4Ualic Favorable advizes from Havana caused an ad vance in Molasses, and 1000 hrls were taken to- ' day atlS.al9c. i There is a large shipping demand for Flour, I j and Ute market is firm, with an upward tenden- i icy. The sales include 1400 barrels Ohio and I Indiana at 4.87t. 5000 do in l.,t t tf.vnn I " ' ' " . v I j 600 do St. Louis country brands at $5.12Jf u.i jici UI I. In grains a ftir amount of business has been e'"'"-3 oinuuui ui uusincss nas Deet transacted) comUetis thfl unfavorable wealher Prime Corn brought 53c, and Oats 42a46c M( t1110,,0. previous t-. "..c nave, ueea sales oi -uu Dns i31ess at $9.50, and 200 do Prime at .7.00. Of Lard, about 1100 brls and trcs changed hands at from 5s 4 iu u;'c. r? s - Of Beef, 100 brls Prime sold at $G.50. In Bacon the business continues on a very ' i ,. . , , - I tiitiitea ncaie. i ne onlv sales wort hv of rennri are 60 hhds new hog-round at4-3ia4Tic, and 30 do Shoulders at 3?4c. Sales of Whisky at 20c; prices on the advance. New Orleans, Feb. 8. The Cotton market is less active, and the sales since last report comprise only 2,500 bales. Prices however are unchanged and previous quotations may be continued. There is an active demand for Suirar.nnil ili sales comprise 1000 hhds at 4iHc a 4-,c for fair. : Pales f 20(1 hr! Ohio Flo..8, . J .Ja : " ' " . . "u p0"11 T'lJiJ. T'. 'J ln Corn there is a good deal doing, and the market is firm. The sales comprise 15 500 bu at 50c for pood mixed and prime yellow. . ofPork' 100 brls Mess EoId at S-50, and 500 d- Pr,mP 111 ,WO lots' at $7.00a7 12l'. Of Beef, 100 brls Prime sold at $7.00. Of Lard, 1400 brls and tierces sold at from .S'' to 6, and two or three lots of kegs nt Gla63Y. Of Bacon, 30 hhds Sides sold at 4 (c. Sales 300 barrels whisky at 20ic. of Mol;ls9es, 1600 brlswld at 20.Ca21 and 100 do at 2Hc. (inrinnii irinrkrt, Feb. Lit h Flour Sales of G-25 brls. Whitewater Mills, A.fZ. n: nr.- . . , VnJrTxl ,m " 5 . gooa Tork -4-aIes of loO brls. Mess vesterdav at i I -Pales of 15 brls. and 32 keo-s at 51 e : liAHU' V hiskkt Sales 22 and 23 brlt. from river at I7i.(c.: 5(1 do. from wagons at 1 7c. Linsefd Oil Sales of 100 bils. City Mills at 5Gc. Scgar Sales of 10 hhds. good fair New Orleans at 4j4'c. on Saturday 36 hhds. prime at 4 cents. riLOOMS Sales cf 50 tons a few days since at $70. 3 R aisims Sales of 25 boxes good M. R. at 2. Ijongcvity of ministers. Ofthefortv-sixB:i ntlst niinisifpm u; Tine a ?tfitlia have been registered as havinir occurred in th .,, j . . , e an ou.ve uunug uie pasi year, tile aggregate of atres, twenty, is 1651 vears:oran averasre

r c-ii - i . " : lor luakinjr 1 1 r. u t r. rr.M.KS. He has sullici.ut of c21., years each. That is, nearly one half setts on hand to build, the approaching spring MOO of the ministers of this denomination who have S;;!:;!:;'!;:;:; deceased during the year, have lived to seventy i r,Hl one pvabie the next Christmas after the , , , . J lence is set, one third a Tear after the first parmetit, and upwards; eleven have lived to eighty & up-I and the other third when the fence is complete, and wards, three have lived to over ninety years, j ,",,',; ,VV1 ""!"'.' any hind of animaisJ Jv winch will be in 5 or 0 yi ars. He will warrant to and one the venerable Harvey, reached the age ; a good and utlicient fence in turn any kind of r i t J i I T,. , (Stock. Letters directed to me at Cnllcce Corner will of one hundred and eleven yearc e know be tten,l. d t... jamks si mim fh. not of another class of men among whom as Fcbgreat longevity cau be traced; thus illustrating j TUU ,N l'slst Jt. SO.V7" most impressively, the Divine promise to the Cincinnati, Ohio, W est Seventh street, between Wrj. young who keep the commandments of Gcd: ! Aw M vv vVt K KS -A.e,crip!ins of For length of days, and long life, and peace,; n circular saw ma-it to oriU-r; lmn, Mi.b or

shall they add to thee ;" and putting to silence the calumny, that the apostolic ordinance of baptism is injurious to health. These venerable patriarchs have undoubtedly, baptized beneath the wave- a far greater number of rejoicing converts than they have lived years; yet, notwithstanding their labors they lived far beyond the common lot of man. Ban. Paper. Extraordinary dny't work A correspondent informs us that Mr. Whal r o i .i i ii is. ling, of kaneatel.es, chopped and corded seven and a half cords of beach and maiile four feet I wood in a single day, or less than twelve hours. Roch. Amer. I roti rurnarrw in Vir3in.11 Five are in operation in Botetourt county, and rtlhprs arts snrinoino nn in rnrinna nnrta nf Ihe iron region, under Pennsylvania and Fastc.-n managers. j XITRy a private letter from Washington, we j learn, says the Enquirer, that Col G. W. Mor- ; gan has received the appointment of Brigadier General in the army. He was to depart for . Mexico, on the 3d inst. ;his commission to reach ' hiin at Vera Cruz. j Rirrr and Harbors. Three bills for the improvement of rivers 1 and harbors have been reported to the House by

the Committe on Commerce for Buffalo harbor j Turnpike Notice. for the Mississippi river an.l one for divers rpHF stockholder, in the nr.u.kviiie and ronnrrsr I I ville I urn pike Company, w. II pay their first Rivers and Harbors. The desicn seems to be to installment of stock, (five dollars on each sharp.) to

t round the one man veto newer. f 1 fin. Gazette. TInrder. George Cox murdered Asa Gladson in Mor- ; n cou,y) Indiana, on the 27lh ult. Cox made his escape, and the friends of the deceased '; offer a reward of $200 for his apprehension. 1 ICTSoine fifteen thousand hollars have been j subscribed in Madison, la., towards the erection of a splendid hotel iu that city. From Wnahington. There is little doubt but, notwithstanding the various shifts and devices to induce a contrary belief, that a projet of a 1 reaty has been agreed to by Mr. Trist with the Mexican Coinmis- ; sioners.-The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, on the 9tli inst , advises j That the treaty, in a ratified form, is expected by the next arrival from era tru7. mat when it comes it will be submitted to the Senate that but little difficulty will be found in the way of j ratifying it and that it is probable we shall have peace before the first Monday of May next. Should there beany poiuts of disagreement, that commissioners will meet at Havana, neutral ground, as at Ghent formerly, to settle them. Mr. Trict will not be tne tninmisatoiisr. thouch Cel. Benton may.

I Kfllsieua lteviral iu ItrooUrillr. j There is now a fine prospect for a religious revival in the Methodist Church, in this place. Meetings are held dally the church crowded

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I with members and spectators, and the altar with j mourners. Something like twenty have joined j the church, and others are seeking. Franklin Circuit Court. Feb Court met, Judge Dunn being in fttendance on the first dav of the term. Th rWl. ,.....:.. lino - i i . i . vuutui ueu ijj cases rn n s.n.1 men a lew criminal cases of minor iniDortance were disposed of on the first day. Among these was an indictment anaiust a suoervisor for neglect . , 4 B !"? t0 ' J- A motion was made in h,., rr i.ihn Va..:. r.. . j . " "' inanuaiiiu;. o-raiiisi t the White Water Vailey Canal, requiring them j I to appoint an arbitratoron a claim for damages, j j Feb.8. TheState vs. CorneHas Xewktrk. This was an indictment for prjury. Tried and I acquttted. j Feb. 9. Rebecca S. Gardner was divorced from her husband Samuel M. Gardner. Feb. 10. The Grand Jury being unable to sit any longer were discharged. We hope this law is repealed, bv which the GranJ J.irv U r-strir-t. ' J 'wv..v 1 ed to four days, as they are so hurried as to be I llaa. l ..1 aname 10 auena WIliI an' de?ree r care to tl,e business brought before them. They reported ne ro0m in U,e ja'1 to be lhief tSUt- This will ! Bratlfi inS to the rWic, as no one knew of U frel eD. it. fceveral old chancery case9 that have been for years on the docket, were decided. Five . j. . luuiLouciiui eusiuuieu ugaitiSL 1 eler rvalll, ' a grokery keeper in town, for retailing liquor without license. Fine 2$ in each case. The same person juintly with Mary Ann Schwiudt, was tried in an indictment for maintaining a j nuisance,' iu keeping a disorderly tippling shop. j They were found guilty and fined $25. i Feb. 14. Eliztheth Flint was divorced from John Flint, and Eliza Peters from Isaac Peters. ! A trial was had of an action by Roberts and i others against Pelsor, for the value of an unfinished mill dam built by the plaintiffs for the de fendant, and washed awav by the November ri. V. .1 i . f .i i f I urcuci. ciuu i uuu juugmeui lor me ceienlircucu dant. Feb. 16. An ejectment suit between Meynke and Wiky was tried and verdict returned for the plaintiff. During the term so far, ten aliens have been naturalized. A large number of indictments were returned by the Grand Jury. A portion was presented to the Court for sundry changps nnr i.nr..-n...i ; ,t . . 81,(1 'P""nenta in the court room; that something should be done for the public comfort, and to enable the court to preserve something like order, is apparent to all who have noticed the progress of bu-iness in our court house. '1 he Noldirr pay no Tiixr A law has passed the Legislature of this State an received the signature of the Executive, exempting all the soldiers in the Mexican war, from State and County taxes. It will be well at some future day, in making up an account of the expense of the war, to remember this item, l w,,ich to t,le State of Indiana, in her present t J l:.; ... , . . : u ..utuo.t, may oe a lare sum. ii y your Tnxm. B. II. Burton will be at Laurel on Wednesday next to receive taxes w JE crll particular attention to the CARD anil NOTICE, in our paper, of)r. Il'hitc't Ve.'eb rated Rtme.Uet, the unrival'ed character of which, is evidence of tlit ir intrinsic value and superior excellence. Dr. H. is in an extensive and eminently successful practice, and we have, then fore, more confidence in his remedies than we can have in any of the pretended "ppeclfic or ranaccas" or other remedies, however lamed, of the merits of hich, we can, really, have no guarantee. Feb. 1. r.-iy LIVf: FEXCIM3. rtnHE subscriber, livint; in the south east corner of Union c... lnd , inform, ihe puh ic th uhe V' l'"'P-1 .''! osatre Orantte, and Potomac ;i h .rii ii nh .-j.. tiit Mini, in .'arruw ohms iir iiiriiiiiir itherfor use bv hand or mill power; all kinds of saw- repairing t xcciit. d in a wo.kmaii'ike mauiu r. Huckled saws repaired and watrauted tqual to new. Feb. 3d, l?ld. 7-ly V & G. W. ItOKSOX, Copper Smiths Front Strict, t.ttwt. n Pikr id HmiVr, opposite lK'tlit 1 Church, ami Stroud siifel bit wren Maui nil Va!nnr, CINCINNATI. JjiAM'KAClt'RK and liae ccnMsntlr nn hand IkLs i:ni?e and p. n- rnl aortmfiiT in tin ir line, ?nich a Copper Vah. Stew, Tea and libit; Kettle, Still and Hatter' Kettles; Knriiie, Well, Citirn and Liquor rinip; Lift and Force Pnmps tnr wi ll. I's rf nmut imi iisnntn; amia r ti u s aiui airiia 9 patent Generator for makm? soda water, Nc. ' - x Wr manuficture rt all times llrew Kettles, from 800 to 3000 gallons. rngine and Lard St. amer work done on the shortest notice and tn the nest manner. Feb. II. 7-oin' Umbrella?, x at asuis. PARASOl.li I' I KS, AND W NI.KING CANF. I'MRI.F.LT.AS. "Il'M. H. HICH IRDSON- Steam Factorv, the only one in the Vnit. d States, No. 104 Market Street, Philadelphia. Merchants are respectfully informed that I continue tn Manufacture all the above goods, by the aid of Mcain, notwithstanding the great opposition to parlits opposed to the intn.tluction of expensive improvements Mp assortment is complete, and nrices so low. as to rise entire satisfac tion, As there it an Vnibrclla Store next door, of nearly t.i. same name, it is important vnu should remenil-r WM. H. RICHARDSON, Steam Factorv and Pafrnfee the It'u'king Cane I'mbrelta, SIGN OF THF. LADY AND F.AGLF., Xo. 104 Market Si net. Philadelphia . February 10, U43. 7-Jm ! 'I V 'V ' rrt',rtr ' 00 ... ... tore ,.. . . .. .;, oi April, la., By order of thr Hoard,' JAMKS M. COCKF.FAIR,?ee"y. 31st, 194S. 6 ,w Jan. i). i. ,10 ; n s ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR A I LAW. Hrookville. lnd . Office on Main Rurgess St. Iec. :0, lS47.--5J.ly Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Practices in Hamilton, C I'm. out and Brown Counties. Ohio. OFFICE On the East ,,le of Main, between 3d and 4th Sts., Cincinnati, Ohm. R.f.r toC. F. Clarkson, Brook ville. Dec. 1847. 51-ly II. I). .IOIIXSOX. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT I.AM", KOKOMO, Howard Co., Ind. Refer to Messrs. Coram, Tweed ft Co., Cincinnati; Geo. Holland, Esq., Rrookvillr, Iud. Oct. IS, 1S47 44 J 0 1 1 1 A . 31 ATS ON, Attorney at Law. Office on Main !St., Urookvii lc. Ind May 16th, 1843. 20-lf. JOHN lI.FAIlCiUllAIt, Attorney at Law. II 1 00 k v ill t. la. Jin. 10 nil"

BULLETIN NO. 1.

f Vifc rtneene travelit m ht n arhen t!ie j hit;h--fc riiljcw of the Allplianir", on Vt journt-T i tar ht'Kt iwofutii-d aao in. 'iicy rajMdly snrrtT thm vt ant tnanitici iu r--Tiii which strt'tvhf it self tar iwav toward the tniff sun ; bomult tl only Vy the wave of iht Phcif'ic Majt-tic river flow on through interiniiille womls. Rieh Parari'likeiita'uf vi rilure, are sprxal out; dctrkt-d uith britrht and namelea flowers. Vpnn lhoe count Us million of richest iins the enure poptitaiioii of two world like thi mii;httiiid homes i f plHiity! These wonderful feature of the mithty West fill his mind w ith i he pntfoundt ( senvatiant. lie rc-tlects u furiht r, and the na:iiul fact . . ' .- - enrs to mm mat one crr.it .utile. i i inrcii ib.it rr namtlv, that which relnte ! Health. He i I. .... . : i. v . Prairies the ent rpnsing inhabitants are often and '" n lal,t. ir all their multiplied forms. A feeling f imPatitnee eoine over that so little ha thus far been ac1Mi"it ii n Mrriu aiui cure inese; esieciaiiv hrii he cotKidrrs that no clas of 1iM-an yield to readily to proper mean. Ii is not too much toar that il the difficulty alluded to were rtmottd, and the KST MDE AS HEALTHY AS THF. FAST, tens upon ten of thou.and of human lives would be "'"11'.ll f"'1-? y t'aiid iu the entiree,t be doubted in ralue. The Graefenberg Company come before the public fully impressed with the importance ot thi lubejct; and with the pouive certainty that they ran prevent and cure the diieaes of the West. 1 he public has welcomed the Company with unparallehd eiithiiam. Fvery where itemed, ieinea are taking the lead of all others; and curing disease which have I'srHnlall other means. The Company will hereafter iisue. Irlonthly Itulletins, by means of u Inch the public can learn more of its nm'riil itn I. I. .. . . . .. ..!.. I . i iv ii.iii one 11 cjii win i ut iw lru '"at i. Trie Graefenberg Medteinet are purely f'egctaHe. 2. Tir; Alter been letted in tent ofthoutaudt tij tatrt icith pri fret turret. 3. of the reprtahte Pillt alone 30,000 bo.ret are told earh and e:n y week ! 4. The deniand it ronttantlu irtrrentfn. f.tveru artirlr pttrrhntrd .) the Cnm'panu or any e'its .lrtitt IS WARRANT F. V ; and ifit iki not Hire snUtturtmn thr money Kill br refunded. The three medicine to which the Company would ei attention in the present rt'ilk tin are The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills. (or the prevention and cure of the ordinary ilif. eaus which alllict humanily, (especially Bilious.) these Pills are infinitely superior to imv the world has eer before seen. No lanuaev can describe their virtues. 1 In y are as diliereiit from all others b- fo.e the public as licjht i from darkness: Every family in the whole West should try them. It thru itti not irive I lertert tc.tixtartiitn t he mo:try xi ili be promptly retunnett. Price 25 cents a bolt. Graefenburg Fever and Ague Pills. This I'iH i tli i;r'at conqueror nf Fevt-r and A gut-, mill Fever of all nthrrtvpe ami form. The Graefenbergh Health Bitters A preventive of bilious and other diseases; and a restorer of the strength, the appetite, and a healtbv complexion. Price as cents a package; which w iil make two quarts of Hitters superior to any iu ihe world. The other Medicines are the Graefenhcre; Sarsaparilla Compound, The liraelVnbers K ye Lotion, I he rhiltlrcn"s Panacea, I'heCireen Mountain Ointment, The Consumptives Halm, 1 lie Dysentery Syrup, CTIt is intended that then- shall be a Oraefeiihen; Depot in every neighborhood in the United States, at which the C mpany's Medicines may be found. C j I he General Airent for Indiana is Seaton Myers Ceiitreville, Iml. to w hoiu applications for agencies may be address d. Robert McClciv, Ac nl. Hrnnkville, lnd. KDWAHU HAR ION, b.cretaryKew York, November, 1 JI7. Srartrt Fever usuallv commences with nausea and sickness, i-i-cat thirst, headache, redness; of the eves, etc. In two or three days a pricking sensation is'cx. peririired, and nn eruption of a fu rv redness bctrins to appear, first on the lace and amis, and finally a uniform redness covers the whsle body. Incaes of Scarlet Fever, Wrifflu's Indian Vegetable Pills should be taken every mlit on going to bid, in such poses as to produce copious evacuations bv the bowels. Tins course, if properly followed an', will in a short time subdue the most viol .ttt attark of Scarlet Frrer, at the sa-nr time thr digestion will be improved, and the blood completely purified. Pen-are nj Cou-iterteit and Imitnttonf'a.rmeineber, that the origmaal and only renin ne In dian V egetalile Pills have the written signature uf VM. VKICIIT on the lop label nfeach b... The genuine for sale by R.&.V Truer: Hrookville; F.. H. Cronksliank Sc Co., Kanii. Id: U.ivid Slaughter Mourning Cirove; Ihos. .T. White c f'o., I.anrel; Thus. J. Kitti.n.Huchester; Metamora, K T vner h. C"u. Principle oflice, If. 3 Race street, Philadelphia. ' Cheapest Paper in the West NFW NOV F.I. K.N I IHE IV THK DOLLAR W KF.KI.Y 1 I M K V The Ptopietor of the Cincinnati Hollar Weekly Timet, being dt termined not to be outdone by any nf his contemporaries. Kast or West, and intending to surpass any in the West, has purchased through rturgess .V Akerman, of this city, fa branch..!" the house of Hur-res, Stringer ot Co., New York, (the F.XCLUS1VK RIGHT for the pub. Iication in the Times, of a new Novel, by George Lippar.l. "the Sue of America," ciit.ll' d THK FMPIMF. CITY OK NF.W VOltK T1V MGH 1" AM) HAY. This work will be begun on or about the first of February, an.l be regularly contiu. ued until completed, occupying about three months. Speaking of this story, a w riter in the "New World" says: '-It is indeed admirable. Already nn the tluesh. hold of tlie truthful romance, is the reader"s interest wrought to intensity. We kn:iw 'of nothing more graphic than the picture of the poor man's "lark Christinas." The publisher of'the Cincinnati "Dullar Wrekly Times" requests all those who wish to have New York by Night and Day," complete from its commencement, tn send in their names at an early day, with One Hollar, which will pay for the paper lor one year. CjAny person tending us five tubscribers, arm -pai.ied with the money, (.5.no) will beeiitlthd to a copy of the paper one year, free of charge. C Address, post paid, C. W. Sl'AHHLCK, rmc.nuati. n.jtw PLAXKS. AC. JIN;t.F. and Double ilitt Jack Planet, 7! Single and Double Ilitt Smooth do Single an.l Double Ilitt Fore do du S.t.e;le and Double Ilitt Jointer Kabbit and Sash Planes Flooringa.nl Ceding Planes, For sale low lot cash, bv Hrookville, Nov. 39, 1847. 50 R. TVXER. G. A. Ilidwell. ii. . RlDWKLf. COMMISSION AND PHOniTT. Josiah Drake. V CO. MF.MCHANTS, No. 11, West Front Slri-e t. Cincinnati. 1 1 R F. K A I. CASH ADV WCF.S, made on assiim ments of Produce or other mcrchanoisc. HF.FEH TO I M sstck, Taylor Jc Watts, Kaggete fc Bruce, James Calhoun, Marsh Ic C... Kill Hi Morton, 4752-1) John Kugler, I . H. Y caiman, M. Kugler A. Son, L. Wortbington. NOTICR. TH.'F. ill my war. house a lot of assorted Iron, Lit witt. me in January. 1S47, after the freshet! supposed to he about lono ll. It was . ft bv the Captain of the canal boat A Inion, hich lay at Me-Crat-kin's, about four miles h.-low- thli placo'. Ifnot cllimtd within thirty days, will he sol.) !,, pay ebargr. H V.MILTON ASHII Y. Harrison, Jan. 20, isia. 5.3,. j CHEF.HING SEWS FOB. CONSI MPTIVF.S. ) Miss Julia A. Woodford says, in a lettt r to Dr. Jayne, tiaica Naugattick. Conn . Sent. 30. 184n. "I amusing your ALTEHNA ITVK, with good r fleet for a Scrofulous adertioll .mil. r hich I havr been suffering for the last ten vears " And arp r describing her situation, and asking for further advice, g.H'son to say: "We have u. d a great deal of your medicines in tny lather's family, and havckii'.nn them to make great cures. About five years amer, niv brother was ,erv sick with w hat was suppns. d to be CONSUMPTION. Ihr best nhvsirian in the place was call, d 111, (we were 1 an 11 in Cabotvillr, ' Mat.) and he camr I do no know just h r 1 no nn know lust how l-n-. hut for a great many ilays and broil rht w ith h'-m other hsictans but still he grew worse. They at last gave him ier, said they could do notMi.g more for him fof he mutr die. We watched over him hour after h.oir, expecting that tvciy breath would he hi, I last. At lenetn one ntpht a gentleman rall.d to s. e I him, and spoke of Or.J A YN E"S EXPECTORANT; 1 said that he thought that he was too far cone to live, I but that there could be no harm in trsing i. The j same night we sent to Springfield and obtained a ! bottle, and comm. need giving it to him, villi hut itJ litle hopes of its having any etrcet. His physician called next day at his usual hour, and thr moment I he entered the room prononnecd hum better. We i tent for some of the Expectorant, and'gase him that j and nothing else until he was enttrt ly, cured. He 1 took twenty-srveii bottle., and his health has hs en better since than it was before 'hit 'sickness. He is now in Hopkiasviile, Ky., attending to his business. Rt p. cllully. yours. Julia A Woodlhrd." Prepared onlv by Dr. D. Javne, Philadelphia, and told on agency by M.W.IUILF.. 6-3w. Broovillc, lnd. LUKE KENT. Clock :uii Watch illnkrr, T EWFLRY, Sileer Ware and Spectacle Manufac if tnrer. Diamond potntect pld Pens, c. Nn.23fl Mainst. between 5th and Attt Cincinratt,Ohio, March 20,1845. 1 -Iy. T5Q Barrels of SALT for talc hr H. TTXFR JO. . 1347. Honey Wanted. i I.I. nrrsons itiHrhted to thr nndersienen', nr to W it S. 1 yner, are requested to make immediate paimeot. is. 1 1 - r. n. ittookriUe, .'airy 4. IMS.

J. H. f A&QLHAR. GOODSGivut Bargains! Cteiip! Gieap! Cheap! at tie New Store of I.TNCK FAIUIUHAU. Di ffer in Staple and Fancy Dry Ooid, Hard ware, ttktiwMre, Gla9ware, Volniire, CutU rj , Orocerie, Nail, Hats, Cap, ftoot, SlKr. Notion. &.e. fitc. Oppotite U the Poai Office, oil Mai UurM street, Brook vi lie, Indians. IXCK FAHQUH A R mot repectfulW aeIS knowledge to tli-ir friend and cntiuu r. a dep settle of raiitude fr the patronage they have rec and take pleaiire in thnt mlormine the public that tlit y are jut receiving a N V.W and PLKND1D ai('rtmnt ff KALI, and WIM'FR GOODS, ae lee ted with rnat rare and adwtr&Uly adaptdtoilie seaon. Th y invite personal eaiui nation of their tock if nnr onrf scastuablt' linods. eotitidriit that it will bt-ar contparioii. bith iu ifttniit tf a n -J p n're, with any other in the market. 1 heir stork consists, in part, of Cloihs Ciiti met$y iSatuietls, Jeans, IVrettfena iJct' &t Super blue hlack and brow n Jmei imn and Fore ign ltroaJ Ch.ih-t 44 htueaiid liiaik Beaver C1olh, 'uitablr ft.r Over ( nat anil C innk. Vanev AnierieMn and French Ca.rm-i. " Plain ttt. do Fancy and plain Mark, hlnr, brrtwn. rray. OxC rd uttd Heel, Rultl and ca-'.et imtd balineiu. B'ne ami cm) ini d Kenfuckj Jean. Dun.t-uic antl IVminvl.iiia tl.. Stiiu r Corded Veiveitem. 1 . 41 Siik warped Cudringtoit. C rot on Ctoih. 44 Green mixed and hanry rvmb 1 wetdi. Prints, Cashmerts. Je l.ai'ies, Plaids. Giugham. Afpncns. :r. Bron and purple Merrimack Trim. Blue, hlack, hite and eold do Oil red do Fancy do Super Knlith Chintz, plain pattern-) 4 Furniture print. 44 Brow u nd col'd Cahniere. Brown, htne, trrtt n and fancy Mour Pe I.ainr. Bnena Vi-ta I'laidx French, Manchester and Carhoii hlack, purple and Huaker piuid (i nirliani. ! Domestic purple and plant limghain. j Miptrni.uk piaitl Alpaca. 4t Plain black do 4- Mode do 44 I.yonese Mode Cloth 4 Btack Ljonese do Black, iirow ii.hl ir',pink . (! rah and IaTe col'd MimUii Plaid Linee, Silk tiniht-d limn it. Cloak .miner. Apron and Mariners' Cln ck, up r Saxon nt it Miirt and Drawer; Nanke'i; Bd "1'ickmsr. Hed, wliiteand yellow plain and twitted Flannel. Salisbury fijund do Hed and w hile Canton da Table and Scotch Diaper Ble caed Damak 1 able Cloth. Fancy eol'd ' do d Siiks, Vestings, Shawls, kc Super fancv ilr,ss Silk Black erode Swiss do " Hlack figured do " Blue black do S'n-haw apron do " col"d pro de Alrique bonurt Silks " Taney do do White r lorence and White Satin. Super black and blur black Velvets for Votings. " black Sain do " Farmer's do (new article) lu Fancy p'aid do " Plain Silk and Merino lo 44 F'aocy and Strip, d ,(, F.mh d plain Thibet Shawls, with h.avysilk frinj-e Plain Merino do do Enib'd and plain M .use de Lame Shaw hinn d and plain VI ool do R 4 black and col'd euih'.l Cashmere do Figured Mode Stradillad do Fancy llgur. .1 Casl.mersr do Zephyr, Woulnctt, blanket and plain wool do Tagtcuc, Wanlul nclt and faurr plaid cotton do Misses emb'd and plain do Thibet, bl'k A col'd d. I.iii.r and Florida dress IMkfs ' lllack silk and fancv neck do f Fancy and plain silk pocket do j Swiss, mull an.l books Muslins. Plain and corded Jaconets. , White and black Hol.inette. I Green Herage, Irish I.ifl. n I NOTIONS. J Mark. ni canvaiM, cruel and can nrrrilr, thread Mid Mh Mi 11 r limine, I, isle Late ,d I n ri mi, ( ...ark Si k and Muhmr Friir. Wortd rrrn. ! La, In Tanihoant Cullir., t imMiM Hiibiu audi supi r French worked Collar, Artificial Fluwrm, i Men 'a, B, and M isw Cumforr . Oret-n, purple, black and chtrrv col d Satin Ktl.bon . Mlark Tiff. c!o 1 KiuU'd aiKl I'lgui'id Satm Ronni t Io Pink iln I.alie' fur tipped Ilesver and Cahmrre (tlnrri, black ami eol'd kid du Mack !ilk and white A, b1k cotton Gem's suptr black Kid and Buck do ' ' Lined and plain Hertni d 44 hlack and white eottini and woxjlUn du lieaj buck Mitttns. Mieatnl rhild" liMe ijliivi and worsted Mitt. Ladies' black Silk Mitt: cliildrens plain aid t.uirT Jin i cVd K iicn'i ; bi' H In, c. Kc. 1 1 ATS ,V CAPS. Dodd' lafeM tvlc& TiMhionnhle nude l,jn Silk !Tnt " i. " ii Kr .( KPk and col'd Wmil ,t-, auper round rrown it na) Oiter and Seal Knr Cap 4 Kur triimni-d and plain cloih du 4 Pain Alto and Bnena Vii Silk and Roub and Kcaily (la--d ,4 Velii Octacni Otarrd Pulo Alto fr Ilovi and ln:ant, JTet Turban, Mmkraf, scab 'inIe Mi'i glttfd lop velvet, Ac. Per Boots and Shoes. do do do Men's Calf Kip and Cuminun tots Boy" do Ladies Calf Kip and Common da Fine Morocco SU.c. t n", By and rlnldren's H4 Hitffatu fifr do 1. aditu' (iuin do t),t Splendid aswrfwrnf nf fnkhur Giants. WALL AND WINDOW PAPFH. I.anrin atr eintf lur Srrrrnt a nH HerUrit. l.-rrr and Sm:ill TF. A W Al l T.KS. Splendid njoriment ol Ladies' and (i nilt men's BKThSKU B A ( S . fra Mats mannrrtnred hr the Blind be-utirul article. Uil paintt d LamNrtpe Window Sha,b . All kind oVapproved merehanrahfe rountrr produce rve-ied in exchaiiiye T-.r too.!.. Pnn-ha r are request d tot-Tttmine their STtK" K and I'M U KS, as iht-r are determined not lo be iid-r.ld, preferrmi, the ''nimble Mpeirf to ihesluw lulling. " BrnkTilr, I, c. H, 147, 47 A CAIJD. 3. V?I TF. mav lie eon-itlted at bis BOAS It A 1. MKIIII IVK Sl liul.' s VI) l.l.'. JY nn Sixth treet, nnr d-.Mir from the eorner ..I' Main, upponte the Clalt Hmise, Cincinnati, Ohio. Thueata dtotance, w hi cannot rail nn or nend for him, mhr rasea are not mid the reach of all medicine, b) forwarding tn him a statement nf their ace. the lentrth of tune iht'V have ht-n 111 if tod ymptom, nroer and reneral nature of thenr rnmplaint, (cm Mi at mm pan) nit mich statement, pota tr paid,) ma) proiiire the remedies i.ccrarj for their cure. Or. 7. H fate's Crtrbratett Remedies. The crtable Klixir, Indian Compound, jaie Liniment, et tlle Pill. Kte. 5tc., are ranidlr UDereedinc all otlu r nu dicint i, heraie on a l ur trial of them ihe) uniformly nne them-elre to ISe all that ha hn n aiimed for them; med.cmes of irreat power and effl- ! rat v in relieving and curing the maladn s rouimt-n to nnr country. i 'I ln e celt brated rennVie are f"r a'e, w-roleale and retail, bv Ir. J W HI I K, and atrencies made, at j hi Btnanic Medicine Sionr on fHh st , opposite the! --n 1 1 House, Cincinnati. Mure extend- d notice of thef lnvalnnhle Heme-j die w ill be found nn the first pace ot" the Cincinnati , l-.niiiiirer, T la. Chmnicle and H raid, and til lr ! W htieg Kclertic Joiinul of llealth.and orher pamph it t Torm-hi d prauit.iiI) liy le th'e remedies once and him and his ao nt. thereafter and advie vnur neiirhbtr to do o. I u mil on 01 Our tow n-sinen BV HI f)X & M A HI I N, are ajenta for Hronkvillf, lnd. Feb. 2d, ft-lr North's Cough Candy. TS XO Hl'MKKt. It is iie of the nest, cheapest, and mot convenient rtmdif fnr couch and cold ever yet ' n d to the public. It is a pleasant to take a it i certain to cure. Try it wewai-raut it in all cae to ivt immediate relief, and in a short time perform a perfect cure. Intaut and the most -1. i. 1 , ...... t.L. .t Mother. ,hold aUas keen ome of it ahout'lhr iv ;. ... ...ft a.t. ..irs. f..r f r-.. .. ...I Vk.u...;l.rr Courrb. Public speaker w.H nd it a cc at bei.etit hem, as it prt-vi tits lioarn s., tivkluif of the throat. Ac. Soid by most of the Prucpists throughout the United Mates, and .ri par. .1 ao.l sold . h.l. sale and retail by ALKKFD A. NOH I H. l in. and or .M. . II A I l.r., llr.Krille. Feb. 2, 14" Ir IKON AND NAILS. . 10.000 1 BS. Wayne Iron. 20.000 lbs. Miffo Iron. SO Kec Suniata Nail, Just received. My assortment nf Sl'iifo lmn wu purchased of the Manufacturers at ow-r rates than are allowed to Merchant seuerally, and I will writ at a small advance on cost. R. TVXER. jirookviiie. no. i-!"T-rl" D. Cargi'l- s Bradbury. ) C'AROII.L & TiRADni'Ry, SureesMjit to ASBKKWS, C'AkCilLL t CO. i Manufacturers of Stoves, Grates audi Hollow Ware. 7 Main Si , Fat Side. bete n Fourth and Flftb, CIXCINKA1 I. OHIO. Union. Hot Air, Paraxon and Improved rremiura rooking Sto.es. Ten and Sev. n I'late, parlor and Omit n btot. ic. Hollosr Ware, SJ Irons. Wiron Boart, Andirens, Tea KelOeS, Jtc. Dee M.l-ljr 3IASOMC IXOTICK. JOTICK is hereby firm thai I.ewt Mtfr is ft. i pvlb-d by the Nrw 1 rriitoa Ijsdire No. 7, trom all the riifhts'tiid privileevs of Mlwmn, for (cross unmasunic tonduet. By order of tne I rlr'. B. F. i mi'KI.OYV, S.t -v. . li.n. rb. :!. !,,

H.LIXCK.

! DISEASES OF THK SKIS. I '1 hough thr rroiolt- ur prin4ry itiiiti f iikin m.t-amay hr tanuu.. Impurity ufthe B'-h,:I. l.nt r I C.iniiln.l, Si-mfnh, ie. &e, jet tlic iiniutil.a'ii dim- i alwayi ihr aim-.aHl that i an hf mtn.ii j in thf .orr nl" thr kin, by hi. h tlir (, Siirali'ui, in , it iaacr Irum lb.- body, i-i arreit d and i ronnix-i! , in undt-r the "kin, ra-iiiif an hit' I. ral Ir itchtur, n ! an t minim of li i ,i t , Pa-tir; Kmeorni. Tcit r : bi it Kh -tiiu,ic. j For all tlii'mr atr'cioii Jayiir" Alt.-rat'ivr ha h-en j fonod an iua!iiable remt-dy, aa it rfinorcn bt.th (h irinia j- a i a the iiunu-diale raoaa purifviii j the Rloofl. curing thr T.iv r Complaint, aii'l rflW-iu-al ly cmiii atin Scorfula t'ruiu thr ixirm, wliilr at the anir limf it f'rer ihf jiort-4 of tiu ir oit-truci:u j uiatu-rt, and ht-aU thr d.-aed fui facr.

TM1 HF. WORK ClOES GRAOKI.T OV. TbeloUoibmff is t'rtim tht Krv. Juiut K. form y Jr. 'I'rrlllott, X. J. Oct. 311, liio. Dr. 1. Jamr D(r Sir I ant rilnmll' lunov iu j brrai;a:lr to infnnn you that I hare rntirrlr rrvrr- ; rd tiiy hralih, from iiamg your F.xprf loranl . I hay.i MiftVrid uiih a t-evrrr rooi;h. pain in ray hrrat. and : Rrtat pronation of trt-iilk for ihr tii;ht'tit montlis. o that 1 wa compflKd 10 rthnqui.hmv i charirrof a cl.nr. h vkich I hMd in thi piacr. 1 haj j r.- rttd to a r at many dirTi rent prrsrnption. a I w-ll a tht- alt B'lanet ot irvt-rul rfp-ctablr phytij rians, but tho did not apm-ar to tooth niv ca.' t j reiorud to y,ar F.-ciora:tt-throitj;S Brother Parku Wood, and the use of three W.ttie. ; has entirely cured me. ' Belicvivinsr it to he an act of justice dur to yonrs lf,as well as to those similarly afflicted, induces j me to write this, and which you arc at liberty to u j as you niay think proper , He-pe'cliu'.lv, yours, JOHN H . COH K KV Jr. Pr par. d onl by Dr. D. Jayne, Vhilad. Iphia, and . wih on agency oy v . nAil.r., 5-3 w Brooksille lnd. XV. II. PHILLIPS. No. 7 Main Street, west side, three door aboe From, nearttie Public barf. Cincinnati. O . 1)' F.AI.KK in tiHOCF.HIKS and PRODUCBU k.-t ps coiistaullr on hand, a trcnera! as.riment of Salt. Supar, CotTce, Tea, Molasses, Cheee, Madder. Indigo, Saleratos, Glass, Nails, Cotton i ams, Fi-.li. Toharco, Soap, t'anill. s, ami a'.l other ariicles in the Grocers Itiismess, which w ill he sold at the lowest prices for CASH, or m exchange tor Produce. B. The Highest Prices paid for Feathers, Flaxs' e;..!Klour, P. irk, Karon, I.ard. Gin.rnir, Timothrs" rd, 'Clover-Seed, Muta r.l-S.N-il, n-'" Wax, Dried r r,,its. White Beans, Kj;,fic. ic. Cincinnati, 3-v. Queea City Scale Manufactory, I Main (Strict. 3 dour from the river, j jTHK U'cnb4-r ha on hmtd and t ron-tantlr I w m-i.utactunnjr I'LAIIOKM SCAl.KS of ail fi.ei. Aln, Bras' and Iron Beam, of a t.tiptnir 1 quality. All of mhn-h arc warranted in re- , Apcct. IMeate ..'all and t&amine bt fore purchasing tl-ewhere. VM. HCIIKT. j OHIO M K.niAMCS' INSTII L IK. 'ibi i to j crtif that i!ie premium a awardi d at iheKichih ! Annual Fair of Obit Mtchaiucf' Iuiitnie lo W m, ' Huddart, 1ir IMatfrrm Seal there xhibitrd by him. ' t-iTin under our hand ihi firt A: nf Vnvemhcr, ! JOHN r. KM' I K, Fnrs. J. W. Apph-ate, Sec j . Ja. 4i. 4 I COTT O X V All S s7 & C. i rrj)'!R suhseriber. Agent for the Cuviugton and aha : sal Cooper Cotton Vactones, ha constantly on l.i.d a large stock of Cotton Yarns, Wickiug, t arp. t and Coverlet Warp, Tw ioe and Ral'ii.g. Forsaleat j the low. at prices. K. HUCH NAX, Cincinnati. ! J: n. U. 4-4111 ;Cin. Gai , 830 New Leaf Turned (I V. FDHINO ION. haMtip mnored from th IT. "Id s'and on the corner formerly occupn br ! Saniuet Murphy, tn the hnuae recently occupied by I Mr. Jos. ph Oondie, w here he will in future he fuviid, at ail time, iu.t in order to do your ihavinp up Arsu-n, intending to keep every tiling w ith the strirtI est propriety about the hop, he hopi to ihare ih ! patroiiare of a libt-ral public. Dec. 21, l37.-i HOOTS AM) SIIOP.S. rH.AVF. tost reretved a complete stork of MFN'S t'oar..'. Kip and t'alf B.N.tg an.) Rrqgatt, BOYS C.utr.en.1 Kip Boots and Hr.rans. Vl I HS' Coarse and K . . D.Hiit and bmrant. MOMFA'S KIP IIOOIS. " CAI.F du lilllKH do, IlalfOaitrr do " MORdCAOdo " tiOAT do " Mororeo and Goat SHOKS " Kid SI IPPKHS " ol"d Half tiaiter HOOS T 'IIII.I)HKN"S SHOKS and IIOOIS. Ladies' and ; ns' Hl'UHKK OVKH MIOr..,&a The nhi.vr ariicles are oT a Chotre Quality, anxlcl svillsell tin m at Cincintiaii prieet FOR CASH. H. IVNKK. BrtK.Lville, joth Nov., 1S47. I0 Administrator's Sale. p!IE mult rsip-tu d a;!niin:ir:itor nf the etat nf i Anna Lowes, deeeaed, w ill eil at publie sale, "it Lat ii i dav the IHU day of F brnary. 1 at lh late residence nf said derea d, in W hile Water twn hip, in Franklin e., Ind., one stack ufWHKiT, beh.ncinj; to sn estate. Sale to tninmei-ee at 10 o'clock A. M.,and lirm then made k uown. DAN'L WILSON, AdinV. Jan. 1, 1 4R. 4 1 PAI.F. super Penn Slieetilit;. I Cincinnati do Cotton Yarn " llittinc and VadJinjr Hat and Hand Hoses For sale at the new el. cap store of l. VCK ft FAka)ril4R rjO.tlOO I. US. Slito Iron, assorted sizes. iO.ooo Wayne, " du 800 II. s. American Steel Soo " Knclish blister steel SO Legs nails, tor sale l.v RirilARD TYNFB. Ilrooks illr. May 4, 1S47. i Public Notice TOTlCK is hereby piven, that my wile. Muni ! S lautchter, has tbi day It it my bit! and.borad w it-nut any j"-t cane nr provoe atimi. AU persons are hereby warned not to trit her on my aceoiim, a 1 will not pav any debts of hereontmeiine-. JAMES B. SI.AtMITKK. litoointnrmrr towuhipt rnliu count v, Jun 2d, IMS. 5-!wld The La wrenet borch Reruter will pleae pytrrH the a'Hive to .he amount tf 91, and chrr e this office. Godey's Lady's Eook and FA JULY MAUAXIMK, 1 HK oldest Maira7ine in the Cnited Statt. rnutaint j monthly !ixt pair' -f -adttiif matter, by the first ! writers tn the couiitre 1 welre more than the Nw j York inaaiine. Two ph-udid sterl enravinr;s, an ! undeniable authentic colored monthly Ft-hion iilate, Model Cottajps and Chnrehe, Crocket Work, and j nth r matter I'-r the L.adu s, all illustrated and wi lt explain d, f(te. ftr. Price for ne year, which incluiles the La! Di'llar Nt w. paper, making thrt e publication in one month, $1 1 wo copies without the Lail)s Dollar Xewspn pel , S CO Five copies w ith one to the person Mlidirf the Club, TO 00 F.icht cpies, tS G 1 weUe copies, 30 OO A -perimen oJ either the Lad's n.ot, mr tie Lady Dollar Newspaper sent to any peraon payina; po-rac uu the re4Utt, Addre, L. A. OODF.Y, No. 113 C hestnut Street I'hiUd. Iphia. HIGHLY IMPORTANT XKWS FROM THE SOU ! H. The follow hia; evtrart of a U tter is from a wery rcan:e,le men ant i!e ho ism-, dated. W a-dimton, F appahanuoek Co., May 2d, 14A. Dr. Javnt Dear Sir Orr Mr. JntM h IW m tn , Tt rv vW mte ot health friuire than a year, ke ha hurt lh- bt-nelit nt t best melt ira I nl n nur mun. try afford, and alo visited your city daring; last nniut r, but found no relief. On the 15th of April last, we pnrehaed a half dozen bottle T your Tonic Vcrmtfupr, and a half doxrn boxes of Sanative Pill. I brt'Uirh c arelenei in pat hin the artirles in a dry eod ho, one half the Vrrmi'mre was broken. Mr. conimeuced j ith the Fills, auti after taking a f w die. felt a decided imimivi m s . '1 he hm hottle of Vermifuge-, whirn came Safe to hand, bronchi frm him he think, not le than OX K TOCSAVH WOKMS. and perhaps rnanr more. ( 11s now in better health than he ha been in fur vears. I m' w PT f, MW "nrttlea of jour Verm fuift and Fill will effV ft a permanent care. AH nnr hyI "ans have entirely mti K-a Frtf. Sam I nel Jac kseti. of your city at the head. Mr. Jones is I mot anxious to ret more of yoar Fills and Versni- ! futre. at soon a possible. Heptcifu!lv, J.B. JONKS Si CO. P F. W ARE OF TH AT COCOH. Tor ennrbiur demse irritation in the threat oe lungs, whithi s the ittMwtdiaie prreu r,r of IiiAkunatiou. Ahees, Ilmnchttis. ( nhnimpti in and death Now there t mmetl fconrhins; at all, for JA YN K'S KXPI-j: 1 ORAM' will immediately rohrr the eoorh. subdne the ihflamation. clnse the Inn g and throat fr-w aU irritauujc or obstructing matter, a eft'ect ap edy cure. Prepared onlv by Dr. Javne, Philadelphia, and sold on agency by M. W. H A I.F.. 5 -3m BronkTiUe Iud TAMIAKK AND HIDES: .s II F. .'ibscrilirr liavinr purthassrd throld I .. Yaid :' of Mr. Ooodsrin ill Hrooksillr vishe. I. p.rrha Ii.de... .d Bark, fur mbicklic ttllsoeii. market pr'"iJ-'- hekrt smaff.k. J A pri t 1 5t a, 1847 - I LANDS FOlt SALK. "B"E RSONS .i.hint; lo port live lands in Franklin ! J roiinly, are informed that the s.b.rriher has j f.rsalr a number f Inlets iu I'ms-t. I.aar. 1, SHtd ; Rlooiiiini; tirove lo.n.hips, .hiefc .ill he disposed oftn I.O T9 of tn Arret and sip.ards, rrni.imouatine raseiaiid trrnit. Odlwn BHOOKVILLE. J. D. MOWLANO, Arrnt. 12th Oe, fc -3m JOHN D.IIOWLAXD, Attorney at Law, UROOKTaLK, r&.

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