Indiana American, Volume 16, Number 11, Brookville, Franklin County, 10 March 1848 — Page 3

POLITICAL.

KTTh central Taylor whig committee of Pennsylvania, hare Issued a powerful address calling upon the Taylor men to arouse and aend delegates to th whig general convention to be held in Philadelphia. Qy-The whigs of centre county, Penn., reolred In meeting at Bellefonte, on the 26th a'.t, that they would vote for Gen. Taylor for President rTThe Rutherford, N. C. Republican 2e ttares that Gen. Taylor is the first choice of the people of mat state, and mat His vote for fresldent would be larger by thousands than any thr man could get STThe Hagerstown, Md., Torch Light avows that the people of Washington county are for Taylor and no one else for President DThe democrats of Warren, New Jersey,

nominated Gen. Taylor for President His ; Plicity of lh candidates that may be brought letter, just published, thanks them for the ! Mon them' and in the difficulty of making a honor. j "election, should fall on the nomination of Gen. CTThe people of Auburn, Ala., have formed i Jaylor' U wouM Be lease of power to the aRough-and-Ready Club, and declared for Gen. ! emocral,c P1 f country, that would Tavlor as thetr first choice for President j twenty five years or more. The whig TT H ..J 4 . . convention could bring forth no candidate, with STMr. HUhard recenUy made a speech any chance of s st h ' Montgomery, Ala., in favor of Gen Taylor, ! eral Tavlor wer -Wt j L J and averted that the old Hero would to!;?.

Prertdent, no matter who else might be in the 1 gjj 6 j tr A meeting cf the friends of Taylor In j Wilmington, X. C, was held on the 2Sth ult , J for the purpose of hearing the report of a special j committee in relation to the nomination for the ! Presidency. The report was read, and at its J conclusion the following JresoluUon were doPtfduaw loving cur country, we will support no man for its highest office, who is not good, honest and true; and leaving others an equal right, we choose for ourselves him whose greatness is his honesty and simplicity, and Inscribe on our banner a name hitherto Invincible, and hereafter te be Immortal the name of Zachary Taylor. CT Gen. Taylor's letter to Marcy, in prsducing the most favorable effects among the eas tern whig papers, bringing them over to him by tens and fifties. National Whie. D If the convention choose to ratify the pop- j vlar will, no one can object; but whether it do j or not, old Zach is in the field, and by his side ) are those who intend to test the question of the practical supremacy of the American people in j me choice of the chief magistrate. Richmond Republican. C3rThe people ofOldham county, Kv.. and i

Roanoke county, Va., are out hot foot for old ! nations of Europe fora century to come. Zach for President. They will not hear ef any ! Lt democrats in the Baltimore Convenbody else. j tion, therefore, cast away their petty cliques, ITMajor Simpson.the Representative in Con- ! fj" " nd Py men, and boldly

gress from the Pendleton district of South Car- i oHna, has written borne to the editor of the Pendleton Messenger, that Gen. Taylor will be a candidate for President, without regard to the acts of general conventions. Thxt Com Thit Coxe A distinguished western senotor, and influential northern representative, have declared for General Taylor for President, within the last week. 1 here are now ninety-one members of Con- j gresswhoare decidedly of opinion that Gen. Taylor ought to be the next President NationalWhig. CTThe New Jersey Advocate has raised the flag of Clay and Fillmore. W Whitey m the Field. The correspondent of the New York Mirror at Washington, says: "The National Whig has taking the Taylor eensus of Congress, and cou nts Vlvtrrs- .- x-... I i i -u c memDers who go in for Gen. l ay lor and general success. Among these are j -eun.ors caoger ana Crittenden, and hosts of the same sort too numerous to mention Mr. j viay s most devoted friends only now ask that -l . . . Taylor may be nominated by a National Convention, In order that the Clay party may retire from the field and ground their arms with all the honors of war. The National Convention will of course gratify their pride and ratify the nomination already made by the people, I will venture another prediction. If the Demoera tic Cenvention at R!t ; isuegates who are to be chosen at Utica in a few days, the right wing of the Empire State Democracy will wheel into our ranks and throw their votes lorcen. lay lor. I trust no fastidious Whig will feel alarmed at the idea of Democrats i voting for old Rough and Ready. It will take ! all the Whig votes in the country and a irood ! many more to beat the "B!ood-and-Thunder" ! candidate. The great issues will be, speedy and i honorable peace, or a protracted and sanguinary i war; and for the character of the leaders under

which this contest will be waged, I may refer to! Miami Reserve comprises some of the "the well known fable of Esop." 'choice lands ofludiana, and those wishing to

The Tribune is softenins down, and swintrino-

round. Mr. Greely will be hunting after a lock ! Uend the!! 8aIesof "Old Whitey V tail before the end of Novem- ' Th minimum price of these lands is fixed at ber, while the Express, which has been slow in j lwo dol,are P" acre. having cost the governgetting its eyes open, will yet be compelled to ! ment we understand, near that amount in

"go it wind." Wlwt the Sew Vsrk Ilrrttld sat l- ( ITS.

- notice um in, a.t,more American (a r Major B. W. Conklin, oPMorgan county, h,g paper) gravely recommends that both of Ohio, has steer ar ox colled "Rough and Readme Nauonal Convention, should nominate Tay- . v . vears Iast Jo. H( nineteeB

lor, and thus extricate themselv Ives from intestine tormoil. If the political confusion becomes 1 -oca more contounded, the suggesUon may be ; j vvU-,iur,tt.luu, i-vi ny me we tol litvi n rv Miiiinnh C ? lVia . ouai 0I ltlA A, , - Hera,d may as well be "put on record," in partial anticipation of such an era of good feel- j .ne. They occur in an article upon "Gen. Taylor i .PosiUon and Prospects."

..ug uv,t .ew monins, vanous move- ; cers in the army stole that the suspension or ment, have been made, both by Democrats and General Scott had caused considerable exciteWnigs, having for their object the elevation of ; ment ia Mexico, which was shared in both by thos distinguished man to the chief magistracy ; the Mexicans and Americans. The American Ka. V- m a . 1

. Uslu0l wo ruosr. important movements, of late, ! are, undoubtedly, the resolutions passed in his ; favor by the Utica democratic convention in this 1 State, and the recommendation of him by the j Mrginia Whig convention, In Richmond, as a - ..uuiuaic l,1B w'B nauonai convention to be held in Philadelph; in glancing the mind's eye over the expanse ! of the last year's history, we find that General Taylor has been nominated by mass meetings, conventions, committees, and all kinds of masses of men, almost equally belonging to tho two crganixd parties throughout the country whigs and democraea. In the south-western States, Urge portions of both parties support his pretensions. In Virginia, the whigs are most prominently in his favor; but the democrats are i a.so favorable to him. In Pennsylvania, an eqoally double movement of sections of both par-'.i-indicates their desire for General Taylor; and ia the great State of Xew York an importot branch ofthe democratic party all but nominated him, contemporaneous y with the important public mretir. in th city ef JCew Ytwk rsj----,..r

General Taylor is, therefore, brought before the country as a candidate, different from the manner in which any other man was brought

e A . .- lurwara, wun me exception of General Wash ington and General Jackaon, both ef whom were npperted in the beginning by large rime of aU partie into which the country waa divided. ta thia position of things, we think it is bat fair to nrge General Taylor on the democratic national convention which is to meet at Baltimore, as their best, most distinguished, and most . available candidate. He is as much ri. . as he is a whig, and perhaps more of the former i than he is or the latter. It is true that a certain portion of the whig party wish to represent him as a whig, exclusively; but this is done from ; dishonest motives, and for deceptive purposes. ti ... ...cj w w prevent tne democratic national convention from looking on him in the light of a cemocrai. it that convention, in th. m.,iti. democratic a7tht f r T? " cemcratic as that of General Jackson, and far more so than those of Van Buren, Tyler and Polk three men who may be placed before the nd in history, as the positive, comparalive, und superlative, in weakness and imbecility. The nomination of General Taylor by the Baltimore convention, would demolish the whig Party to thirty years to come, and also all the WIg cliques inroughout the country. His elec tion, whatever may be the result of the treaty of peace now oetore the feenate whatever may be the object of the British Government in reference to Mexico whatever may be the Issue of the present anomalous relations of this country with that republic the election of General Taylor would place this country before Europe and the civilized world as one of the strongest and most energetic nations the wisest and most sagacious that lifts its head between heaven i ana earui, ana lavor our elevation to a futurity 3 . . 6Teatnes and gnndeur unparalleled in the history of lhe human race. General Taylorjwas the firel miIitary genius of transcendant power, mo,lt;sty and sublimity, equally united, who 8ve and originated the impulses which have tUerea ms country with glory and honor. He j has given a moral, political and military power to lhis r'PubI' that will be respected by the nr""y nom,na" Taylor, and the question of the presidency will be settled from that day, and the supremacy of the democrat party secured for the next half century .almost. -" Tylr the State f New VtM-k. The New York Herald, of Wednesday, has the following. The statements contained in it we believe may be depended on: "We are credibly informed that Gov. Youno",s cat,net Albany, are decidedly friendly t0 the nomination of Gen. Taylor to the TresiifacJ h? ,ho WhlE convention, which will meet on the seventh of June next, and opposed to any more attempts to try the desUny of Mr. Clay. There are also, Sn the Albany Evening Journal, a paper conducted by Thurlow Weed, some strong symptons, and recent devrlopemeuts favorable to the nomination of Gen. Taylor. Several office holders, recently appointed by Gov. Young, in this city, have likewise come out warmly for Gen. Taylor. According to ail appearances, there seems to be a movement at head quarters of the State government at Albany which may probably end in bringing the nig party in this city out in favor of Gen. Taylor before the seventh of June next." 0"The Whigs of Nashville held a large meeting on Saturday night, organized a Taylor club, and took steps for securing a thorough organization and a united and vigorous action on the part of Gen. Taylor's friends throughout every I onnnf v in lennessee during the Presidential !Imaii I .it (id. It will be perceived by the President's proc lamation, published in this day's paper, that the sa,e9 of those ,and9 "11 take place at IndianapoUs on 1,10 lst' Fort w""e on the Sth, and Winamac on the 15th of May. It may now be W"t down 118 certain that these sales will not B?:am postponed, and settlers would do well to 8tir lllems'v' ' proving up and paying out their P'Ton claims. make investment in this State, would do well to I th-i TI1 rVh'tttaT. wnr) MMnaHliAn tfAK ..1-..aV j .v..-v aauu j' 4 v. iraiailUU IUr lllaf Kfi. j Indiana State Sentinel, March 4th m am 4no hands hish. seventeen feet from the nn tr. thtin r.r ,;. t.ti r. . v . -C 1 14 H UIUO ICTT-i. lUtlirSa Rough and Read u not , but Js improvHe refu ses ground foodj but consumei about wy Urge ears of corn in a day. . ,f Gn. ..-T-e Tre-.y. W ASH.Ncros, March 3. Private letter, received here to-day from offiarmv. narticnlarlv. oi.enlv expressed their un qualifi minisl ified disapproval of the course of the Adnislrslian. Sonary speculations are afloat relative to the Treaty which the Senate has been considering in private session for several days. The Union thinks that the Treaty, with soma amendments, will pass A a. sachet AtlTesas-. The Charleston Southern Patriot, of the 22d insL, hoisted the flag of Gen. Taylor for the Presidency. The editor is full of hope in the wise administration of the law tinder Taylor's administration. He says: "Remote from the political theatre which has been agitated with the disturbing quettious of Bank. Tariff, Internal Improvement, and AboIitionism: with no other books bot his Bible, the Constitution, and that volume of instructive wisdom, .Esop's Fables, he will enter on the administration of our affairs, as pore and as free from hidden influences, as did the Patriots who first framed, and first acted under that Constitution, the jnst observance of the provisions of wi--h, ea ton p.rj-etus'"1 'l Tn'"n."

COXmERCIAL.

fiaciaatl CTnrkrt .'Tlairc'Ia Stk Flocb The foreign news has but little Influence upon our market owing to the light supply. The aalea to-dav were 170 and 50 hrl. fmm nal and store at 4:50. and mm ii- . : Same, " Pov,soN,-The transactions to-day do not indicate, anv decline, but towar-ia th rl aq tf the day it was generally acknowledged that holders were more willing to sell whUe Olivers were lew anxiona. Th- 1- h;l. . 'tj 1" 310 brls. Clear Pork at $ 8:75; 150 do. do. at $950 do. extra Clear at $9:25. 100 brla. .oh M 7 o,!, Tl V t r "'u l ;4C luo IO JVAI EerS dO. at OC.: iLl tlpivo. slnn 51.' . iff i Jim i una i n . . t 40 brls. head at 5c. '

Of Bacon 3700 lbs. ho ronnd was .old rtlZnVi?:""- " h"-

wagon at $3:30. Good lots in tn, . hU 24c:, 3?4c. a 4 Vc, with very little demand, Of Bulk Pork we hearofa sale nf 3100 Shoulders (sold three davs since.1t2 . and 17.M1 pes. Shoulder and hams sold on Saturday at 2 01 . .. . . " at2.3.d4o 6 ' ' 6Cue ..CErii ,Mea' A sale of 34 brls. Kiln Dried at J 1:50 delivered. Sugar Sales of 27hhds. good fair New Orleans al4-;c Raisin: -A sale of 25 boxes good M. R. at $2. Linseed Oil Sales of 34 brls. from store at vooper s Mult Sales or 13 M. tight Rirrel ' l1"!!8 "'fl,0j 2 JL liSht Hhd- d0- HI.! do.do.at $l."t. Green order, Cheese A Sate of 100 boxes for shipment at C. Fearlash A sale of 9 casks at T'.,c. Oranges A sale of 50 boxes at $3:50. Exchange on the East scarce, 1 3 ,c. per cent premium. New York, March 6th, There has been nothing done in Flour to indicate the effect of the Foreigu News. There is a fair enquiry for Wheat for milling-, but there is no export demanded. Very little doing in Corn, and the market has a downward tendency. The Foreign News has produced no change in Provisions. The sales to-dav have h.. mostly in small lots for the sunolv of the re-u-lar trade demand. In Pork there is a better feeling, but no improvement in prices to ouote ranges from 7 to 8c for Western and Baltimore rendered market quiet. Sales of Il-,in Hama I at 6V.;a 63.C firm. f..i u j Cotton has advanced .,'c per lb. 4.00(1 ' were taken to-day for export ! fHii.ADKt.rHi a, March 6 Flour is nominillv K llil n ' i r lour IS nominally $b.UJ sellers and no buyNo Wheat in m.irket Corn has declined 3c. per bushel. j rrovision ana Groceries unchanmvt- r,irm I dull Cotton market not opened under foreien news. 6 Pittsburgh, March 6. The river is at a stand, with 4 feet water in the channel. Weather pleasant Moderate sales of Flour at $4:50a4.G5' ' market firm but not active. Wheat is steady at S8a90c. Salea of Corn at 35a37i,;c, and of Rye at 4Sa oOc. ' Sales of Clover Seed at 3.25a3:.15.,', Timothy at $2:00, and of Flax Seed at 90c." No change in Groceries or Provisions markets generally quiet New Oruaxs. Feb 26. The Cotton market is active, and the sales are large at 6 to 78'c for middliug to good Stltrar is firmer n,l inn I,L. ij s- 1 . Hi4l;c for nnme. anr T " i Sales of 300 brls Molasses at :0a21c. -. , - , . . - - o- - x..v-c. 1 Pork-ParkiiLjr in tbe WoL Ohio Ciucinati, Warren county, Clinton county. Brown Cimnly, Kentucky Louisville, Maysville, Indiana Delphi, Americus, Lafaj-eite and vicinity, Attica, williamsport, Portland, Covington, Perryville, Eugene, Clinton; Montezuma and Armyaburg, Terre Haute, Prairieton, Burgess' ferry, Minor points, White river points, Illinois Alton, Lawrenceville, Missouri St. Louis, Iowa Burlington, 475,000 33,100 17,200 17,924 97,200 11,000 7,003 1,000 6,000 7,400 7,000 15,000 4,000 43,621 1-120 4,500 5,000 ( 9Q fl.in ,uuu 30,500 1 e mn 1 n w w 55,000 15,000 Maskied On Tuesday the 29th of February near Harrison, by the Rev. Mr. Golliday, Mr. athaniel Leonard, merchant of Harrison, to iMlSS HELEN liRACKENRIOGE. 7"E call particular attention to the CARD and NOTICE, in our paper, of f)r. Hrhttc'l Ce:ebrated Remedies, the unrivalled character of which, is evidence of their intrinsic value and superior excellence. Dr. W. is in an extensive and eminently successful practice, and we have, therefore, more confidence in his remedies than we can have in any of the pretended "Specific or Panaceas" or other remedica, however famed, of the merits of which, we can, real I y, have no rnarantee. Feb. I.6-ly S. J. HARRIS. J. B. CLARK. Still more Extraordinary. W"TE would advise our readers to notice the in- , W creasinr popularity of Dr. Halt's Lnnr Bal- ' sain. Mr. North, the arent, tell, us that he is aston- ! ished himself, at the-number of cures that it is pcrfot mint afnonr our own citirens, w hose names he occa- j sionally publishes, that those who may be sceptical, may call on them, and hear from their own lips . how j they were snatched from an untimely tomb, and rc- j stored to their friends and relative, by t-stnr this ; truly valuable medicine. The arent still mntiiini-s . to rnarantee Dr. Hall's Balsam to rive relief w ithin S4ltonrs, or return, the money. Every bottle that' has been .old in Cincinnati, duriiir the last six j months, was sold with the above ruarantee; and he nas yet to see tne nrst oottle returiirrt. For sale hy JOHN RINKARD, General ajrent for Indiana, and M. W. HAll.E, Brookville. j North's Cough Candy. TO ALL Mew, Women, and Children, we send these presents rrs-rtinr: Be it know that all persons now suffennr with affections of thr L.nrs, such as Cowrhs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis. Sore 1 hroat, fce fce., may receive certain and speedy relief from the e of Dr. North's E-.pcetoi-.nl Conrh Candy. It is pleasant to take, and is certain to cure cheap, convenient to take, and a swre enre. What more can he askedf It has stood the teat for the la.t three year, ia Cincinnati ar.int all slanderous insinuations which have been thrown sut by pvrton, interested. Other nostrums have been palled, flourished awhile, and then forgotten, bot ''North'. Conrh Candy" still stands a brirht star in the firmament like ita namesake. All other, mnst iwovr on, bnt it stands, the hope af the Consumptive, to rwide his shattered bark into a port nf Health. For sals, wholesale and retail it X J Walnut St. bet. 3d and 4th, and cor of 7th and Plant, by A. A. NOR. H, Cin., and M. W. HA1LE, Brookvillr, lnd. Feb. . 1 1 -4 w Rraiiclelh's Pills. I a doienof renuincBrwrnlrth-s Pills.jstrreeied ; U J.nd lorsaleby RTCHARD TYNER. Brookclle, Oct.l4thMI4. 41-ty Honey Wanted. ; t LL persons indebted to the nndersimed, or to R. i Jit S. Tyncr, ars requested to m.ks imaaedsat pavsaenu TT'E. srek in.'"'y :

ArniM A ..( inn U-i- . , which mav be much t. th, ..i. M l.r ivenie.; r.ncme. Well, t'.-urn l

.from landing at 2:l2-VheV ' - K I . . JOHVGATBS. rVkT"' ZTSZWIF'W !.. Alpw. itc

r-,, c. i F.c., .', .. .-o. a Leer Market 2d 1 0.r rat .f Main i r,nr; 1 !.-. V r nana strno, nro.n aim pnr P Merrimack Prim. Cotton Sales Ol 4abalss middling Mississinni nati. SIGN OF THE u Vn nn m l C,nC"" I ' '.rn' G'. " r'"r " nkine Soda Water. K.C. . Rl.ie, black. .h,.e ...7..."., . I-"'

at.c.cash. rr Mar. . n-3m -tin Hirald f ' 8o0 m" "ctnrc rt all time. Bre. Kettle., Oil red " Coe-Asaleof 60 bags Rio at 7:60; 60 do. " JzX" - .hor, j &n,,,. cbin.a. P,.in p,.

OTICE

OS "i-reby riven, th,, ,he Franklin Circuit Coitrt T. .if ""V" T"l,r' ,0,lin. t he Fehrnarv ?a!T? !"T"r oiitheltdaY of Febru.rv, 148, in the following ease, to-wit: "William W H.itler v. 1.?;" In Vh""-T, appointed the .indeed airned rhr Jri-rrirrr in said ease, and tht ,ai, Recciv. ' , ,mm,"d, ""tody and com ml nf .11 ,he 1 nieT LTTbX1' . kind anil decrinti.m in,i . i .rof Conrt, all person, i,u htrd i i,i 6rm ! !.Th r,!L .! "f" V""V prompt pat ment ! l.".rt olv"r wwally firmly en- - v, I I. wrrn. HUP nrm tj , " ""IT JiiBn, M.i7.. rf u .'" comm,Br' on Mondarihr iuin liiV Ol Marrb. A ! t x w . i V 7 orookTillr, at nine o'nlnrk A M i " ad '. to n il the i !,r nf dry rrro,U, rmenr. h.rn. ! drn and a ,' ? '.k ' "I dul ? i Lh.n?do""" fifty do.i.r.: . ,."Tf Hfti "a " '""1" -me hdnd dollar.. IV,r m,,,,,!,;: rf. IT.T "T "P.rK cr.d,, on .um.ot onr hundred dollanand iin .rl rl Minnlka. . L . 1 . "i'" .Mr u"ixn.M-ra 1 b' no,e !f hI personal .rcnrilv. ..tl...... jiyod.y ....... ...id and sale to continue from Trump! .u.mion to the tt!mcnt of said nm andacesanuarill prt rent id Rr,vrr from " S V" 'UiU " ' ,,,d in ' H, order of .aid Court. HOBEKV JOI1X. S3rd Fvbroary, A. D. 1848 -9-ls Ki-ceiver. n (Wholesale Boot & Shoe Warehouse. 1 ' ' N K '"n-nc.d r, c.iTin? mv sprint neck of . BOOTS ...d SHOES and have now ha. , ve " ,ma" 1vane! f' AI.So-Adaor,me,0fPAt.MI.r.ArHT, - w ruaiu aiMir i mrnr nt i' t itiv... ... v 1 I . . I Merchant, arV invited ...c.ll .dV. h ..i , panri- ' r'a'. ""!'"'' r the bnast. p.m in the h.'ad" i.ai : p.tation of the heart, and many ,her di,trein c.ni tjh. 1complaints. S V right's Indian Vein-table Pill, are alwav, certain biidy thoie humor, .hu h are the ca4 nf ,verv mal. table I ill,, taken every n.pkt on p.,k. t hed, will in .....v vnrry nil tne mnst Violent fit nf Asthma. .ma cratnnaiiy alter.ardi, j y,tem in inund healih. ill kt-ep the Tj lirrcait of Counterfeit mnrf . r. memelK-r, thai the oriipnaal and onlv trenaiif Indian Vepvtanle Pill, have the .ritteii iVj ,Z . J Te WM. WRICHTnnthetoplaliel nl.a 1 he genuine for sale bv R.i.S. Tv r- l i i , f - ner; Brnkillr; r.. m. vnisiKviianK I. O., r ai inGn,, e- Th . ' V" H"'' S,"-' 1 Fir?n - k '. Ia..n-I; cit Lffi io 'r: Mrln",VE Tytwr Co. c.ple office, 169 Race tn.-,, Pluladelphi. iiiiMiinu I Tho,. J Princ " ' ti.. r -i t,lo.M,1"E Canada line. Dr .D Jme Dear Sir-I am .vry plad to inform i"u your "edicine. are cincr v. rv fast. Ind.i d ! Vr?i mne" "co"rhed frutn the ifood account "' sisti'ir inrin. i ne sanative are .ellinir bevond .nv .hi . .k. .i 1 'T- Every owe leenis to praise them as well a. the J ether medicine,. Alterative i, froinc? very well. I am nearlv ont of ,he Louie Vermiiucn-, havn,,- nlr 4 or , . " v. J ."r.snnays past ha, complet. lv atoni.hed me. The Hair Tonic i, d.ii.ic: wonder, lienA eentlman whnse head has been bald for IS ne in years, has hi, hair nearly half an inch Inn- and has t: ------ .- iRaiito use tne Hair 1 onic shortly af;rr I rreeivesl it, to prevent her ha.. , trom lallmf oft, and onls used it toiceawvek It not only .topped her hair from Tallin- otT, but has ' ,,t. nair tnree inches l,,n? hy the use of ...rsr: uustm. ctvry one ia plc...-d w iihit that ha. soon, i . c. BUTLER. v ,, CONSUMPTION CURED. The following letter is from a h.Ehly resectable merchant, dated ' ' , Lewistown. V. T Sept. 10, Hi,. Dr. D Jayne-Dear Sir: It is .aid bv Phv.ician,. and is by the mass of mankind bs lieved. that Conl .umption cannot be cured-. hat wheff- once it become, sealed in the human system, nothing can eradthe work ofdestruction until it. victim sink, into the Hi wever tnie thi, may be in theojy, I am disposed n doubt it in fact; indeed, my own exne,i,ee. li-J. tn sivsire to in n tut oih. r. icire to b. nt hi others, eomn. Is me to nras..n .w- ' .fc?. k "J"1"'""-. o .U probably r. collect, r. ...... ... s.iv ursiiiiiuir 01 IS40 I wrote to yon. statinthat I had the Con.umr.lion ...A .k ' !-. ... ' rs inr me to the crave 1 d..t ... ..... . l. nur o-ubt, eve d-ubt, every symptom ... too ti.ii.ioli'v s ..ki..' be .,,v, ce 01 .oo wa, risen, and I am t ray that by nsinir a few bottle, of your incomparable I med.cine-the Expectorant, I was restored, and ner- 1 ee.n my lite have I enjoyed better o. more unintrr-J upit-u neann than since that time. If poll should ve me now, you would not imagine bv nivapmarI A lire iliat I k.J ... ..- i i i , : ..... . , ( ,rs x II llt h. IU II C 11 hH thr ranvumminn. hut th-ht I :..- . ! - - . nun IIVIII" cnbe wholly nd CDtirv.'y to your Kr riorant. vitir I as- I Pren.rl aiiIv Kv Tm ..,l'??;ll' Hl- - 1 .old on areney by ! n-Jw - -7 " , 1 niiaor-innia. ana M. W HA11.E. Brookvillr, lad.

9,000 Turnpike Notice. l.OOO' THE Siockholi. r, of the Franklin Turnpike Cotnnnn ! P",y "' n'"'"'-'l, that there w ,11 Ue an elec3.,'XKI Hon held alj.ioer.y Hall, in Mount Crrm.l, on the 8000 ' wlh j y "f M,pch nrx'' between the hours of 10 A.

M. and I P. M., of said day, 10 elect nine directors for .aid company. Persons voting by proxy, will authorps,jiivs 111 wruintf. The thrs-e first installment, an- now due; those in arrears for all or any part thereof, are n-qursted to make immediate payment to John Wvnn, Treasurer 4 ..id coswpanv. By order ofthe Board, . , JOHN" P. BRADY, Tre.-t. Feb. 19, 1S48. 9 , XOTIC K . fSHF. Str.rkhol.lers of the White Water Valley Catal nal Company, and the public, will take notice tfiat pursuant to an Act of the General sseniblv of T.ie a. ate 01 inniaiia, approved bv the overnor, that ' that thr Hoard or Directors nf said Company have 1 I made an assessment On the Stork .i 1-. ...".... .r "Fen per centum, bcinr Five Dollar, on each Share of s,ol t ,u11 bv the Stockholders, and you are herehv ' required to pay into the Treasury of said Company 1 !,,', esment on or More the lst tlav of May net, n'1 ,B slrtaiilt of such payment, said Coninan'v will. i" .... ...... nun ii uri 1 ne j 11 1 iinrsii.ni 10 ,,iti .rr .tt..r ... ..1.. ....1 1 . davot May next, so much. if the Stock of such Stock - holder, as will pay the amount ..f said assessment, no transfer .tie same on the Hooks ol the Comnanv to the purchasers. JOHN S. February 17, 1S,S. 9-3 m. NEWMAN, Prest. Clocks, W.-itches st Jewelry. a u him .vti.AHK, have on hand and for sale on accom. mottat.iitr term,. Clocks, Watch- , es, and a reneral assortment of Jewelry; consisting in part ofthe j oiiow inr arm les. t-iCht-nay a-d I common mantle Clocks. Gold, and Silver I.ev. e and common Watches, Gold and Silver Pencils and Gold pens. Hi lips. Breastpins, Studs, Steel heeds. Sil-er , thimbles, Ste- bar-clasps and purse mountings, an ; assortm-nt of Si Is-rr, German silver and plated tea and table spoon,; a variety of Spectacles. Also, choice article, of cutlery. Pen and pocket knives, : i Rar.ors, Itc; and in abort all article, usually kept in ' , Jewelry Store,. They are also prepared to attend to all jobs in the : Silversmithinr line such a. repairinr Clocks, ; Watches and Jewelry, and the (.hanging of classes ; in spectacles, itc. ) ' Thankful for past favors, they hope by a strict at- ' 1 tention to hu-inessto merit and rvceivea" liberal share , ofthe public cu.tnm, determined as they are that no : customer shall hae cause of dissatisfaction. Store on Main Rorrc" street, neariy opposite the ; public office,, Brookvillr, la. I March Sd, 1S41. 10-tf. 1. 1. JOXRS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. It r o o k v t I I e . I n tl . Office on Main Burress St. Dee. SO, 1S47. Jl-ly ,IOU JOM.ITFIa, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Practices in Hamilton. CI' rmnnt and Brown Counties, Ohio. OFFICE On the F.a't side nf Main, between 3d and 4th Sis., Cincinnati, Ohio. Refer tnO. F. Clarkson, Brookville. Dec. IS47. Sl-ly II. I. JOHN S OX. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, KOKOMO, Howard CO., Ind. Refer to Messr,. Coram, Tweed Sc Co., Cincinnati; Geo. Holland, Esq., Brookvillr, Ind. Oct. 15, 1547 44 JOIL A. 31 ATS OX, Attorney at Law. Office on Main St., Brookville. Fm May lGih, 1845. 20-if. JOHN ll.FAKCiUUAII, Attorney at Law. Brookville. Ia. Jan. 10 1843- 3 tf. PLANES, JfcC. SINGLE and Double Ritt Jack Plane.. Sinrle and Double Bitt Smooth do Sinrle and Double Bitt Fore do Sinrle and Donhlr Bitt Jointer do Rabbit and Sash Plane, Flnorinr and Cei'.inr Plants, For sale low fot c.h. by H. TTVJR. Prk'i.i, Kav. , ii-. ;

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H?r",,"n,,e,', ,i,r,n ' te awatH east romer i irjirr.T,ed V'i!.??5'"0r"r. " Potomac Th.. ui VHWRn.. IU1 . IHlrm. I h n..K i ik.il. for makint; HEDRK FF.NCES. He has sufficient ett. nn h.iifl in ttuiu - - rods and .i,he, to make immediate enrir-mein. fr m.k.nK fijiee ,l,i. .,,r,nr. Hit price i i cent. p. r rod. one third payahle the next Chri.tma, af.er The fence u wt, one th.rd a year after the fir.1 parment, and the other tlunl .hen the fence i, cmi.le'te. and I T i nd crop, from any kind of animal.- ; HI in Sor 6 y..rs. He .ill warrant In I in. r. . . . ' ne a piod and uflicient f.nee to tnrn ,nv LiiiJ if took. I . . n ... ... .ettcr,direcud t.i m t -.!.. . .11 be ...end. tn. SLM PTE It i M I A V Feh. , l44.-rm NOTICE. THE i.rtnerhin h.reefnne :ttin ktr.n v:t. iioi . Mn cr A- Hi nnan f m.L K 1 1... . l r..i .. .. 1 decnption of "Butler & Linek." . a. d int.. Ned on the 2Sih day nf O. toner A. D. lS47,hy the wilhdra.. al of the underpinned from the bu.iii.t, tif .aid firm . HERMAN" LIXCK. Brookrille, Fcb'y S9, 184S. I.UKE KENT. Clock mill WatVh HaKrr. TEWELRY, Silver Warr and Spectacle Manufac j turvr. Diamond pointed g-uld lVn,ic. Nn.S.t Main,t. bet.een 5lh and 6th Cinciiie.ti.Ohio I March 20, 184S. 1J.JJ w. Sl a. v. itnnsux, m .... ' uopper smiths Front Street. bet.?en Pike ,d n,l.Pike and Bntli-r, onpoite HiiAXrK4rrrr ...i u.".. i . .1 . - - ........ ... . i -"V " "!,-,,r s,r. " s'lav!. a.vit iiit it i incir lint' , - -.: New Fall and w inter fiood s. THE undersigned ha lat.-lv reeeived a larre and complvte assortment r every deacnutiou of Good, suit.ble lor the a.n ; mh a DRESS GOODS. Super. French, and English CASHMERES. c" .. " Mmne Ue Laiiica Suporfine real Silk Warp Alpaca Fr. iuh. Eneli'li, and Scotch Uiughami Superfine Ga la Plaids Raw Si!k Plaids Bii. tia Vista, M.mten-y and Oregon Worsted Plfcidi XVl ' ' ,.d.- H.mba 'Pla.dCb.ak Limi.es., II W.vl j Striped. P.aid and Plain I.i,U, Rich English and American Calico .-luivi (umr, wnm'fl and marl; zinea Very rich pla.d Cloakintr. I " -"on Velvet ' Zl ',h r 'r,M Mm no i loves, a new article ! H'"1'" and Kid Glare. "Vr"n '"'"s Chamoi, Lined Glovra iiuii, una s. tiiiKirts I Plain .nd i.la.rf r..K , siss. Mull and Rook Muvlin, i Limn Cambrics, br.ivin and hlitk Cambric, 1 '' 'crs, Eilir.nq-s, and Insertinr, . Pla... and c.ml. d Jaco.irt., llr..n lloU.nd. 1.""" "reen n, ll i;e, Gauze Vvtl. X"'w s' lr l'-t R.bbond, """'"'t Tabhs and Artificial Flower, I Sewuit; Raw silk and Mohair Frincra Silk Vruie. s for Dnivs. all mlnr. black and Fancy colnn d pn.n Girdlra Shawls, Etc. Super. all Wool Rrocha Shawl, Ho Sild and Worsted Hroi ha Shawl. Do Heavy W.mlen and T. ken do Plain and Einb'd Cloth and Cashmere do Super. Blanket and Neck do Silk Cravats and H'.lk'ls Cloths, Cassimeres, &c. Fine blue, l.lack and browu Frrnch, Enrlish and A menean f'loth. r renc h.Kuciish and A mr.;...n ki.. .1. g : Super French and English fancv Cas.nere. Skv blue Feltrlnlks ... I t ..1 . -, , , . . ".uKci.iors.oai. Gold mixed and nth..r A j. Blue, black and cold mixed Jean, Ken, en-en, w hite and yellow Flannel, Fine black and blue.black Cat.iiucrc Vesting, Black Silk Velvet and Satin do Fancy color, d Worsted j0 Fine Buck Mitt, and Glove. HI 4 VA'"'7 IMiirt, SHEETIXGS, sf c. 1 12-4 Whitncv Blanket. 9 " I0 do enett Miirtimrl J J-4 and 5-4 brown Sheetiutr. isrown ana oieaenea lirillmr, and Canton Flannel. The above rood, have been .elected with treat rare, and are ottered al the lowest Cincinnati price, for CASH K. TIN EH. Broukviile, Nov. S9th, 1847. 49 80 Acres of Land for Sale. f WJHf. snbscnbrr wishes to sell 0aere of land, lorated two and a half mile, east nf Brookvillr, one half mile south ..f the tiirunike 10 br rmsirurtt-.l "JVWtt "d K of Brook v,l one nail mile soutn f the til from Rronkville to Cincinnati. There i, about ten acres cleared, and under rood fence, the balance well timl-er. il. The location is healths, the soil rich, and well calculated for a farm. Water, wood, and stone, plenty. It w ill be (old oil reasonable term,. I). E. W. V1E1.EY. May 10th, IS47. jo-tl TRRMS OPTIIK INDIANA A3IF.UICAN. f I WO Dollars in advance, (3.50 in si, months, JJ.00 I at the end ofthe year, and an addition ot 30 cent, for every year payment i, dt laved thereafter. Advertisements. One square or Irs. will be in.erted threr times for one dollar, if payment he made in advassee; ons- dollar mm. twenty-five cent, if pay. ment he delayed one year; and on'edollar and fifty ct's. f delayed two years, and in Ihe same proportion fin the time pa ment is delayed. Larri-r advertisement, for a lunger linie will be charred on the same pnnciph TUIIXRR WANTED, ROOD FANCY TCRNEK wanted immediate. kAat ly a suitrieman would he pit f. rn-d. Apply JOHN HOWARD. Dec 8. J0-3w near the Seminar PERItY J. 3IOOKK, Pl'imbrr. Pump ,md Ilmirant Makrr Xo. 1M fifth t.. betwn Race and Elm. h.s ..i.. on hand and for sale. Well, Cistern and Force Pumps' 11 . 1 i.ean .no i.e.n i'i n.-s ot mil . . ... - . 1 . .. I ALSO Hydraulic Water Hams, for convevine water from Sprinrs or .mall stream., to d.rll.'n-. rardens. tahle. e.. wher.-ahe.rf ri a .- s. r . i can he obtained. Water can he conveyed from loo! iu 100 irri in aneni, ana irom z to 4000 leet on a lev. el. at a small expense. All orders from the country executed with nt ss and despatch. Cin., P., Dec. , 1847. 51. ly DUI1MK & CO. ITHOtAJSALE DEALERS V Clock. WnlrhrM, .Tcwclrv, AND WATCH-MAKER'S TOOLS MATERIALS CIONS FAN FLY on hand, an extensile assortment j of fine Gold and Gilt Jewelrv, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold and Silver Lev. r a oil Vi rrr Watches; Gold and Silver Pencils, Spectacle Glasses, Violin Stnnrs,p,.rinssioii caps .Pistols, Razors, Knives. Scissors, ttr. c. No. s. West Fourth Street CINCINNATI. O. Oct. SO, 1847. 4J-ly PITTSBURGH IlfON. FULL supply of the I.ORENZ IRON", Nails, Steel, and castinr., warranted to be eniial in quality to any in the market, il.ivi on hand and tor sale, at a small a Ivanre on pittshnrr prices. Country Merchant, and oihcrs will do well ... trive me a call before p.irchasin- elsewhere. Slab Steel e r ploughs, of all sire,, always on hand, at , BR ASH ER'S Iron Store, 510, Main street, a few H..,,.. .K r;r.i. .. No. Cincinnati, Ohio. . ..... -. ., Utt. S5, Is.r. 1-ly CHEERING NEWS FOR CONSUMPTIVES Miss Julia A. Woodford s.vs ; . n. j Jayne, dated . . Nauratuck. Conn., Sept. SO, t4. I ''I m n.mr your ALTERNATIVE, w.th rood i rrXnXZ." I . - - - roiu .ntruil. I rnbinr her situation, and askinr for further advice, . poes on to say: " v have lived a rrrai .leal or sour I meilicines in my father's famil. so.i i..... i them to make rreat cure.. Abont five vear. since my hr-.lher was very sick with what was supposed to be CONSUMPTION. The be,, phs.ici.Tin the place was called in. (,r were then in Cabotville. ..-r., , ,,e came . oo no know just how lonr. hut for a rreat many day, and bronrht with him other I j phstcians but still he rrew worn-. 1 hey at last! cavehira o. er, said they could do nothinr more for ...... ..... -'e. .re warenen over Mm hour ! after hour, expectinr that tvetv breath would be hi. last. At lenrtn one nirht a rentlem.n railed to see! him, and spoke ofDr.JAYNE'S EXPF.CTOR i'T: ' said tnat ne mo.irfii that he was too far rone to live, bnt that there could he no harm in Irvine it The samentrht we sent to Sprtnrfield and obtained a bottle, and commenced rising it to him. w ith hut itlitle hope. of its bavin; anv effect. His phvsician called next day at his usual hour, and the moment he entered the room pronounced him belter. Wr sent for some of the Ex pre to rant, and "rase him that and nothinr els- until he wa. enurelv cored. He took twenty -seven bottles, and his health k. K better since than it was before hi. sickness. He i, now in Hopkin,ville, Ky., attending to hi. business. Repec 'fully, yours. Jnha A. Woodford." Prrn.red onlv bv Dr. D. J.rsc. Phlladel ..h, nj arid on areBcy by M.W. H AILE. o-Jw. BrooviUe, Ind JOHN D. HOW LAND, Attorney at Law, UROOKVlLLr.Ia. T50 Barrels of SALT fnrsal hv . TTVFR 1. .

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J M. FARqi'HAlt. NEW I TP1 I - rrro mil ' - Cheap! Cheap! Cheap! at the NfiW j itr.ro P .... 01016 01 ! MNCK ' FAKUI7HMI De.lee. ' St. n. .j n ... , T 7 w niro.ire, Humi.,n, tila.arv. Wo!. .,. . Cutler.. Grneerie,. X.ila. Mit ... II. ci x- r . a.-.u... .m. . .vuiioii. ate. .T p . ! :..... .: . Z. 1 "v".. B"" . Brookil!e, Indiana. ll CK FAKitHH i..o.t rePectf..'.iy aeI 1 knnwltnlr to their friend, and cuaionu r. a , . ... r-aiiniaet r He l.atroi,.-.-ih. v h... : reivcd and take picture in thin informiiir iki- . niltllic flint ikrv . : . . . ? in rv,i " J 1 11 a -r.w anil A'A'i IU ""nme:n nf FALL and WINTER t.oons, .elect, d withrreat care and .dmiral.lv .- daptea w the tMMi. 1 lry illTitc prT,ouxi ,mi. natmn ..ftl,r tnrk of ,-rw and ,re,r,al,U Gnod.. confident that it .ill bear companion, b .th in vuni. iyn1pr,rr, any other in the market. Their lock totni.ti, in part, of Cloths, Cassimrr, Sntin'tts. Jeans, !- Super blue black and bro.n Jmei.Von and Fore.ra tiroad Cloth,. ' " bl.ira.id bl.ek Bearer Cloth., .uitable for Over Cn.t, and Cl.ak. Z?" Am, riM ud French Caimeri. " riaui dn " 1- aney ami pUi black, blue. bro. a, cr.T, Ox. . r.l ,d t,el. c., and cad.-t mixed Satinet t.. "nfl rra.' .m,xid Kr'"cky Jean.. ,,k '!'. -wdrii.ctun. c;iw - nl hncv comb TwrWa P... ..a V,. ,Maid, ' ' Frvnch. Manchestrraud Carltnn black, purple and 'iak.-r plaid Gmchams nometic purple and pla.d Ginrhama. Soperbla.k plaid Alpaca. " Plain black .lo Mode ,0 I yoiiese Mmle Cloth " H aik Lvonesi- do Rlaek hrow,l...,,il,k.arab and .late coPd Muslin. And Vlk ,i""'"d 1""'":. Cloak lin.nr. Apron and Manner." Cb. ck. sum r Sax.. n. tt bhirt. pl - i"' Na-'keei.; Bed T.ckinc. sru'rVv;:;110" rtan,ta. u..a ....i i... ... . o nu. unit, p-n-en f....- s, . line v anion Table and Scolch Ulanrrs lo RU.cked Damask 1 able Cloth.. Fancy coCd rfo d Snnee SrUkS' SliaWlS, &C Super fancy drvs. Silk " Rlark erode Swi do " Rl.vk tis-ured do Rlur black do " P. nshaw apron do " col d pro dcAfrique bonnet Silk, rancy a While Florence and White Satin ouner oiai k and blue black Velvet, for " hlark Satin " Farmer-, d.. (new article) Fancy p'aid " Plain Silk and Merino Eancr and H.rin.t Ve.tinf.. do do do do t- , . , . , . . do COll. Pla F.mh il and nlain M.m,. a i E.nh d and pUin Wool rfo 4 black and col d enil.M Cashmere do Floored Mode S'ra.lillad do Fancy fitrnred Ca.lunere do Zephir, Won) ,,,., ,,,nkM ,, ol,jt ia lit S.yL,"i,, '" r. oo do Thibet, hlk.V cold delaine and Florida dr.. Hii,r. Black s.lk and fanev n. ek do -- MO I I ill 1 a Fancy and plain silk do do Swiss, mud ,nj ha,,. Muslin. Plain and rordrri Jaconet.. White and black Itnhim-tt. ; jren Ueraje, Irish Linen. NOTIONS. I ,., : . 1 -- -i"r oisTio, cruel and eanvass ni. i 1 w.. 1. . 1." needles 111 r l q 1 Ll,,r n1 l". rtine., 1 irf. V"1 V"-"" Fn"'r' Wr.Ied Fern,. L.die, l.mhoard Collar., finished Hahits and MPn. .7 "".rw d Arnfical Flower., M-n s. Hoys, and Miss. . Comforts Black,T.,tr'k', b'"Cl' ""U Chrrr toVi S,,in R;!X"" Emb d and Firored Satin Bonnet ,u Pink . s. jn Lss,iC'uf!,r !'rp.d "" "d Cashmere Glove.. " black and col d kid j " black silk and white A bl'k cotton do Gent' .up, r hlai k K.d and Buck do s kV ,, ,nr?nn PI""' Berlin do black and white cotton and woollen do " heav, hoik Mittens. ""'""''"etflove, and worsted Mitt. Lad,.-, black . ,1k Mitt.; eh.ld e-. pi.,,, ,.d f.oty Hute; ch d, Hetiriiir,; bns.' Belts, &r fcc ' HATS V CAPS. Dodd late.t style Jt fashionable mole .kin Silk Hat. " Blk and cold" Wool '"Per round crown Xnas sOi.er and SealFurCap. j , , " - - . ui. . , i n res o r-r irnnmen aim plain cloth " Palo Altu and Ru. iia Visia Silk and Ronrh and It radv t.laj.d " Velvet Octarnn Glazed' P. In Alto for Boy. and In'.nt. v..i... .. -1 " Ma.krat, tealette, sinrle snriiit; elated top velvet, te. fee. Boots and Shoes. Men's Calf Kip and Common Boot. Rovs" do Ladies Calf Kip and Common do r ine Mot-iirm Shoes. Men's, Boys' and children's do KiitTslo over ja Ladies' Gum do do Sjilcwti'f nrrfettt nf EnoUnc Glastes. WALL AND WINDOW PAPER. Lendrrape and Fire Srrerntnnd Hrden Larre and SmallTEA WAITERS. Splendid assortment f Lad.e.' and Gentlemen's r , BRUSSELS BGS Grass Mat. manufactured by the Blind-beautiful article. Oil painted Landscape Window Sha.le,. All kinds of approved merchantable eonnfrv produce received in exehanrr for rmnls. I'i.rrha..-rs are requested foe, amine their STOCK and PRICES they arr determined not to be ondrrsold, preferring the "mml.lf sixpence to the.low.lullmi" Brookville, Dec. 24, 147. 7 AJa It if. DR,'-.J'..WH,TK ni"T 'on. tilted at hi. no. v.r-m-1 JCL MKUtIXK STORE AND OFFICE, on Sixth stn, ,, o, door from the comer of Maiii,,.ppoire the Gait H,m-, Cincinnati, Ohio I hose at a distance, w h . cannot call on or send for him, who,, eases arrnat beyond thr reach r all med icit.es, 1,, lorward.nr t him a .t.tement of their are. the lenrth of t,me they have been afflicted symptoms, procres. and reneral nature of the.r complaints (cash accnmpsiiyin. such statements, post, are paid,) may procure the remedies necessary for their cure. Or. J. Chile's Ceeb-ated Pemedies. The Vecetable Elivir, Indian Compound, .Vacie Liniment V. cetable Pills, Vr.&c, are rapidly superredinr all other medicine,, he. .use on a lair trial ofthrm thev iniil'ornily prose thenisels es to be all that has hern assumed for them: no die s of rrrat power and effl. cacy in relieving; and curing the maladies common i to our country. These celebrated remeoVs are for sale, wholesale and retail, bv Dr. J WHI I E, and areucies made, at , his Ro aiiic Medicine Store on 6lh t , opposite the j Gslt House, Cincinnati. I More extended notices of these Invaluable Heme- . dies will lie found on the first pare ofthe Cincinnati h nqiiirer. Atlas, Chronicle and Herald, and in Dr White's Eeleetic JtllimaF nf Health sn.i nili..r n...KI lets forni'hed rraTnitnusly by him and his areuts. i Use these remedies once and you will use them i t th- realler rna artvise vour tieiriihor to do so. I Our townsmen HURT ON .V M , HIT . are arenta for Brookville, Ind. Feb. Sd, 1H4J. rs-lj ' J. R. RINK ARD. Arent for Indiana, j J. S. POWERS, Brookvillr. IKON AXD .JO.ooo LBS. Wavne Iron. 20.000 lbs. Sliro Iron. 50 Kees Suniaia Nails, NAILS. Just received. My assortment nfsiir Iron wa. pur. chased ofthe Manufacturers at lower rates than are generally, and I .... sell a, a small advance on cost. R. TYNER. Brookville, Nov. SO, 1S47. 50 D. Cargill. j. s Bradbury. CARGILL St BRADBURY, Successor, to ANDREWS, CARGILL & CO. Manufacturers of Stoves, Grates and Hollow Ware, I7S Main St., E.-t Side, between Fourth and Fifth, CINCINNATI. OHIO. Union, Hot Air. P.raron and Improved Prvroiom Cookinr Stoves, Ten and Seven Plate, Tartar and Canncti Stove., Jte. Hollow W.re, Sad Irons, W.rnn Boxes, Andirons, Tea Kettles, 4c. Dee. 10. I-iy Umbrellas, Parasols, PAR ASOBTTF.S, AND WNLK1NG CANE t7.MBRELI.AS. WM. H. RICHARDSON Steam Factorv, thr only one in the United State, No. 104 Market Street. Philadelphia. Merchant, are resnectfnllv informed th.t 1 con thine to Manufactnre all the above roods, hy the aid of steam, notwitksiandiiir the rre.t opisosiiinn to partte. oppmed to the intmduc lion 01 . pensive improvrment, !n p assortment as complete, and price, so low, as to rivsr entire satisfaction. As there is an Vmheella Store next door, of stearic i ; tne sre name. . iiirapnriiHi i.q .noma rem. moer 1 WM. H. RICH 4 RUSON, Steam Factory, and Patenter at the H'n'ktng Cane Umbrella, SIGN OF I HE LADY AND F.AGLE, No 104 Market Street. Philadelphia. February 10, 1J44 7-Jm ' A tern t ism is reqoestrd to the celebrated Walkinr : Cane L'sabrella, a m-at and beautiful anicssv, oosmtsi. aire fh d. .n.s;.-s ef a C.e and t'nile;la.

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riTHF. Gnu FlnoJ of 1 13,7 wilt bekmt. re-fni-mhered many part, of the Wnt. Thr !- lew (tream. mnei-e t kn-.u lia bosinrf,. !. "IT bi)r er and hiChvr -arm-d dismay to the tnhaM.ats... Mereli.i.is rr,-obh.-rj to r is - their wan-, from ikr. r-. . rr.' sides loreitwter nl M Ces; famili. etimpri-h-d to dt-svrt fhei- dwellii)f; the poe sutf. r. d mnrr snrn lr ti.tui ruatre rait u .v.ilie. The public authonti--, .m called oa to administer aid and roi.ii.rl 1 tbort a gn at public calamity had occtretil. r,Wr.,lm0M,d " ,r ,hr ' cm on. nee. ot .hH.hhI had ceased whn the waters snbsid. ri HumI hen-tinncwase. l.-fi vast alluvial deposites. whieb in a few months most t;iveout that delcterioai Duaara wli.eh psodtice. billieu, da a-.: W hat nvi the reh braird Dr. Fer-n.n n thi. point? Aiii.it: "nnftuf sI'siK.io rf,-- . ''" principal tovrrrin halt drtrif mnrr'n rjr. rri. aii ntttnry ami esp.-ri. nce proves this thenrv Whett thr Priri.h army encamped on the plains i-f Eslrrmadura, at a time w hen the river G aatliana kast h. come dry afl. r a flood. Kemittent and Internuitent hes-ers nitjed anions the troops n i.h .urh dr.-ructive iir iiciiv inai tiicy camenitrh b -.ntf -.tiriiatrtl. The Graefeiibert; Coinpani. tliriefore, ettmesllr call the a.tention nf the entire West to their .nostra, traonlinary and celebrat, d s nes ,.r Anii-BilH.u, Mrdicine.. In every localitv where ih- rris tbe.'irhtest tendency to any form of Fever, F. ver and Arue Dumb Auue and the like, the iiihahi'ants should at once send to the General Apetst ofthe district and have a GrarlVnhert; Depot rvtahlisln d near th.-m Were this dotie.aiid the GRAFF E 11 F K G VFGFTABLE PILLS and HE MTH HITTERS ns.-d ,ee-r. nmt; to dirrduoiii, there would tie uu fia. ul lisiicu. diw-as-,. So important are the Grarfenher? MnlirinHt. th. the people of the West, the fol :ow inr ts-irf .liould b. immediately takenUr. Every ncigh'terhrnrt tStnH hnrr itt Cra'frn. berg nrpm'. 81, ad-ett;;g the lieiteral Jxtm any dlttt ret thit ran hetervrrd. id. Fcrtnliet thiVid ciui together and rrt an inr medtr.te tuppiy. 3d. Em-grat Sveiefiet and tther pK-ianthropic hfdirt t lol,t farntth them to the needy. By, ir-h mean, biiiou. disease, will be entirely pro. Tinn-d. ' r The oiher Vediiin-, oflhe CompaiiT are m-ist rm. inently adap:i d tntbrdiseasif for whieb they ar ivcomm.-nded; add consist ol ihr following-. 1 he Gra. f.-uberi; Eye Lotric, Tl. C hi'drtiN Pan. cea, 1'he Green Mtiuniain Oi.i.meut, I he Coa.uiup. live-. Malm, The Dysentery Syrup lt"The General Ac-nt for diana is S'aton Myera Cenirrsill.-, lud. lo whom application, fur arvacicw mar be adiln-sss-d. Robert McCleiv, Arent. ttronkville. Ind. EDWAKD UAUION.ieenrtarT. ttrm Tork. Jenuary. IS,7. 6-4w. AV. II. PHILLIPS, No.T Mam Street, west thre,. d,Mr abco fruata near the Public Wharf. Cincinnati, o . DEALEK ui GHOt EHIES and PHODl'CK keep, eonsiantlv on hnd, a trmrral s..rt. mriit ul bait. Sugar. Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Cl-ersw. Maildrr. Indiso, Salrnitiis. Glass, Nails, Canon arus. Fish, loliaeeo. Soap, t'audl.. and all ether artirk-s in the Gr.is.s-n llu-.o. ... which will be ma4 t the lowest pnes. for CASH, or m rickaurc lor rruduce. B. The Hichrst Pric.-. paid l..r Feather., riaaSeep, FUmr. Pork. Haron, Lard. G.n.-nr. Tirnoih,. S.-ed. CI"v. r-Sr-d, Mustard-Seed. Bee. Waa, Unsat Frn'.s V hue Deans, Riri, itc. A.c. C.ucinnat .y. Queen City Scale Manufactory, Mam Stnrt, 3 doors frM the nrr. T X TC l . t I . a . . . l i af am. fuiriiTiurr hi tn . in nn i cuiMiiniir ! m-nnfacmrinr PI.ATFOH.M SCALES of all ! "x,m- A,0 B'W and Iron Beam,, of a supen.r qoaiity. A:l or whu-h are warranted in every respect. Please .-all and examine In-fore pnrch.statr elsewhere. WM HCDDAHI". OHIO MITIMMCV 1XSTITVTE This is t. esrtiiy th.t ihe premium wa. awarded at thr E.cbh Annual Fair nf Ohio Mechanics Insiitnte toWns. Hnddart. for Pl.tfrrm Scale, there evhibited by hiiw. t.iven under our band thi, first dav of N'overehosk I.S. JOHN p. FOCTE, Prcft J. W. Applrratr, Scc'y. Ja. '. 4 COTTOXY AU XSr&Tcr" (TtiJH E subscrilier, Arrnt for thr Cos inrton and to fga Cooper Cotton Factories, baa constantly on hand a larre stock of Cotton Yarns, Wickinr, ' arpnt and Coverlet Warp, Tw ins and Hat'inr. For sale .t the lowest price,. R. BI.'CH VSAN", Cincinnati. Jrn. 15. 4-4ni (Cin. Gai., tl.) BOOTS AM) SIIOI.S. Ill 4VE jusi received a complete stock of MEN'S Coarse, Kip and Calf Boo, and BroratM. BOYS' Coarse and Kip Bool, and Brorant. YOCTHS Coarse and Kip Roots and Uroran. WDMEN'S KIP BOOTS. " CALF do GITP.R do IlalfGaitrr do MOROCJtOdo GOAT do ss Morocco and Goat SHOES K.d SLIPPERS ss Col'd Half Gaiter ROOST. CHILDREN'S SHOES and BOOTS. Ladies' and Gems' Hl'RBER OVER 9HOK"l, See. The above article, are of a Cee Quality. ansUI win sell them at Cincinnati prices FOR OASH. K. I YNKB. Brookville, 29th Nov., 1847 50 LBAI.E super Penn Sheeting. 1 ' 's Cincinnati do Cotton Yarn Battinr and Waddinr Hat and Band Rose. For sale at tU sicw ebcp -tors- of l.'SCK fc FARtCHil. 30.0OO I.R8. Slico Iron, a.sortrd izr. 30.000 Wayne, " do 00 lbs. American Steel SOO " Enrlish blister steel 50 kegs nail., for sale bv RICHARD TT.Viraj. Brookville. Mav 4, 1147. low. TAN BARK AM IIIIH SI iHE ..ib.crilier ha vine purchased the old Tan-Yard of Mr. Gnodw in in Brook vil le w isl.es to purchase Hide, and Bark, fur which he w ill rie the m.rke iricr, tc. HENRT SIIAFBR. April 15th, l47LANDS VOK SALK. PF.HSONS wishittif tn fur hmr li.d in Frank 1m cottiiir, arr informt-d lhac thr ilicriber ha frlr n immht-r of tract in P.e. I.nrl, tw4 RliH.min? Grorc Townhip, whirh will he di(oiu4 of in I.O I S of 43 Acrf ant upward, at i roiomtiaiiii(t: rau-i and tennt. Office at RHOOKVILI.K. J. D. HOLLAND. Atr-nt. 11th Oct, 1447.. 4i-m New Fall and Winter Sooda?, BURTOX & 3IAKTIX, nASjnst received, flirerl Imia Philadelphia, a complete ss.ort in lit of fall an. winter Good., consisiinr ioparl of White, Hed and Y. How , Flannel.. Blear hedand unbleached. Canton li.noela. Men's net drawers and shins. Ca'icoes, Ginirhams, Cameliun&c. Bueua Vista Piads. Spun silk and Victor., do Chash.oe... Mous. Ale. Lan.s, and Black Alw.cha Lustres. fiertlfintin's Wave, Beaver, Bloc, Blaca, Cloths and Ca.imer,. French and Enrlish Blue black, mixed and cadet Satinets, Krniacky Janr, -Itc. Shawls. Blk. Worsted, Embroidered, Cloth Shawl.. plain 1 hint t ami Wool do do Moae s.oi a i mo t Fmb. " cloth da do ss ss Cashmere And a variety ol De I.aine Handkerchiefs and Cravats. Co Caps Mm and Bot. HnirSal tap. 4 Hoy and ( hildrtrua clo'h eapa. riult and f ur do rt'o Alfn. Print Iabcl and Grn. Scott, nil ailk a 4 rlazrd MnHn ca. HOOTS AXDSIIOIOS. Mm'i Boy ud Vooth't, roarttc B.tot and Stint. ' Kip and ralf Hroana. Wnmin'i, Mi and rhildtvn, hoot .V ihmrt. l.adiMi, testing p-at-rr, Morocco and calf Itce hoot. I.adie f-iim atd hnkin, orr-r hrT. All nf which will he sold low, if nut lowrr than raa hf had in this market. Ptrascrall and ck.au.ina Wfurr pnrcham rl-w ht-rc. Hiwkvilrr, Oct. tla 184S. 4l. Hardware and Cutlery. 3r ILL and Cros Cut Saw. Wsod and Hand S. Draw inr Knir-, Cu'tmr Knim, Pocket Rnivca. &nirrand Fork. Batcher Knirea. Knob Lock and I-atehc. 1 ..iimb Latchr. Roand and &quamloHv Butt and Scrw, Iron and Srrr Square, Mill and CroCutSa FUaa. Hand Saw FiU-, Waffle Imn, Ste-1 Yanla. Cmnd Stone Crank, Natl and Shoe Hammer, And I'oim. Brace and Bitt, Ame Shovel and Sipadt a Heavy Grail Shovelf, Ht Frk and Aic-, Manure F,rk Himfi, Bra and Snjfar Kettlea. The ahow-aarv otterr4 at tha ! t ? prlfpfor fMb. R. T jr !.. Brtf-k-tUt, Not. ;t, in?.-.: