Indiana American, Volume 16, Number 12, Brookville, Franklin County, 17 March 1848 — Page 3

POLITICAL.

tstalar P amaaaafi Uoa. trAT5lrmeUnf tra held la M.-tow, Clvrtnoat county, Ohio, a Satuwlay of last

wfk. It Was compoW of members of all r';tatI In all the answer which he ha given tit

litical parH,anaddreswarfa.J,aiiarwiuuons raaed, declaring Gen. Taylor to be the man for j the Fr-esKleney on inJepeoJat no-party prio- , clrle. I tT Th PUiUkWlphin DjuI News a..y IM are eircnlatlag all over the city & county, wtiU , he thousands f name for the formation of a Whig Rough and Ready CUb for lh City and County of Philadelphia. Gen. Taylor Is ceruinly giuiog rapidly in Whig faror. CJr A very large and euthusUtic meelit'g was held at Chester Pa., on the 2lst ulL Mr. Walter, Editor of the Whig paper at that place nresiJed. Resolutions mere adopted Bomiustiug Gin. Taylor, and rectmmending the ' fortnaUon of RouSh aad Ready Clubs. . rv..i. : CTThe Pittsburg Uespatcli regnrts oen.;

Taylor's chauces for the Presidency as far great- j Extract from a letter of lit Hon. George Ever than any other man's named. ans, of M tine, t S. Senator. tT There is to be a great Taylor dentonstra- j 'Gentlemen I am honored by your polite ioUou at Albany, New York. vitation to attend a public dinner to be given by (rThe New York Courier insists that Gen- the Whigs of Philadelphia on th Wd inst. I eral Taylor shall be the nominee of the Whig ' regret that I cannot attend. I am rejoiced to National Convention, if one be held. It will re- learn from Your letter to me that. non that oc-

quire no msistiDg, nr.

U .r . . . i will be a matter occasion, you design to bring forward the name or!

love. i Z IT A uew Taylor paper has been established tn St Louis, catled the Ztck Taylor. . tT The Lexiugtou, a. Oaiette has run up, tha Taylor Flag. 1 7" The Boston Courier thinks that Gen. Tay- ( for has no competitor for the Presidency worthy , r the name. . XT The Whigs of Garrard county, Ky., de- ! elared for Gen. Taylor for President ou the 2Gth j

instant, independent of the action of a big Maryland: General Convention. j With the utmost confidence in our power to 0.The Richmoud Whig, which has always maintain this ascendancy, we look to the nomikeen for Clay, rays that Mr. Clay is out or the : nation or General Taylor. I believe there is not Question for President, and Ztck is the man. , a Whig in Maryland who will not hail that

Wake and Rockingham counties, N. C, have come oat for old 2ack out aad out. ty The people of Wood county Va., have declared their intention to vote for nobody else for President but old Rough and Rea-ly. O" The Burke County, N.C., Whigs have declared for Gen. Taylor for President, and Mr. Mangum for Vice rrestaent. Excellent ticket. (-r- A Taylor Convention was held at Jackton, Mission the Cil February, at which Judge

Guiou presided. Col. A. K. McClnug aatdGen. j ""e country through." Success to it. Win. R. Miles, were nominated for electors of j ritiur tke Srw Vork Drmorraer. the State at large, and District Conventions sug- j The clearest aud most compendious statement grsted for the nomination of District Electors. of the positio.i of the New York Barnburners is A Sic. Cornelius P. Y-tn Ness, whom Pres- j the following from the N. Y. Globe: ident Tyler appointed ia the room of Curtis to j "Weouly ask thatacaudidate'forlhe Tresidenthe Collectorship or N. York, who left Clay and , cy be not pledged or committed against the Tree Adams for the Opposition in 1S-.J9, and was one ; territory principle. We would rather have him or the Vau Buren Electors for President in 1S40, in Tavor or it but we do not refuse him our suphat come out strongly in favor of General Tay- 1 port, provided he b net openly committed alr for Presideut. ! gainst it- l( he will decUre that he will not opTaylor State ConveatiM. I poae, wilh a veto, such action as Congress muy The Lousiana Taylor convention met at New ! ta ou the subject, when this questiou comes Orleans on the 2 2d ull, and was I irpdy at before them, we are content. We will see that teudeJ. The Rev. Col Stewart, of Ikervule, J from this St te no man gets iuto Congress, hereknown at the "fighting clergyman," nominated after, unless lie is with the people on this quesGeneral Taylor, which was confirmed by accla- , tion, aud the slarehuldmg States may art upon

nation. A number cf resolutions iu favor of' Gen. Taylor were also adopted, and State electort appoiated, who were instructed to vote for no one for Vice President who was not iu favor of General Taylor's election to the presidency!, N. O. Picavune. Drlatrmrtr. Oneoftiie largest meetings ever held in the city or Wilmington, took place on the evening or the 2lst by the friends of Gen. Z ichary Taylor. Gen. N. Young, an old aud persoual friead of Gen. Taylor, presided. Resolutions were adopted by acclamation, recommencing Gen. Taylor for President, and for the calling of mas meetings throughout the State. Several eloquent speeches were made on :he occasion, which called forth the most rnthu-i.istic applause. The meeting adjourned with a foil determination to support Old ROUGH AND READY, and the formation or a people's ticket of the friends of Gen. Taylor throughout the Sute. Se. Taj ley ts Tcnncsice. The "Nashville Whig" of the ?6th February devotes nearly two and a half columns to the question, aud enumerates at some length the course which the whigs of Tennessee, had for some time pursued in regard to Gen. Taylor. It declares that he has "already been unconditionalnominated by the Whigs of Tennessee, at the candidate of their choice, for the presidency. Havingthen, been instrumental in bringforward General Taylor as a candidate, without qualification or coudition, with what propriety, with what consistency, caii they they go into a national convention for the purpose of determining whom they shall support? What must General Taylor think, after he has assumed the position he now occupies in regard to the candidacy, in consequence or the position previously M.m : n MAr-.tenMA a t.:M l l. t r v..uiiicu iu iricicuwo iu mill v'v inc w mir ot

, , ... " iicue uio inn ctveu cviueuce oi a sirong neau Tennesee and other porttous of the people of the ' , . , ? . , ,. . ' . . 0 . . ' .!, ' ,.,!" honest heart, and a republican simplicity of United States what, we say, will he tlituk, ' character " what must he think, should he fcee the whigs j " of Tennessee abandouing the position which, of Lj Hon. Wm. Sawyor has been appointed their own free will, and without solicitation or Minister to Bogota. agency on his part, they had assumed iu relatiou ! 1' reported that Senator Sevier has been to him, and sending delegates to the Whig Na- appoiuted Commissioner to Mexico to conclude tional Convention to determiue whether he, or Treaty of Peace.

Mr. Clay, orMr.Corwin, or Judge McLean, or! some other individual shall receive their support j at the approaching election?" The "Nashville Whig," In fact, repudiates entirely the national convention, and declares that "both on the score of expediency, and as a point of honor therefore, ' In our humble opinion and we express it wilh all imaginable deference the whigs of Tennes-

, J.ii . ... , . . lever iril llllll, an.i nr . ..ow quite "rn. . j....i are ought not to send the delegates to the lug medicmet, t far a 1 have hraru, have Riven tatifaeNational Convention which is to meet la Fhila- j ,,un- VuU"' MicharU GiilTee, P. M. delphia in June next." j Jarne's Sanative Pillt. thoiiRh not recommended at ! a utiivertal "cureill,"' have neveriht'le proved tut.rn. Taylor tat JIboari. ! p.nor tr every thins; of the kind, ttperially in Liver It cannot hare escaped the observation of our i complaint and rvpePia.aiid when u.d in conjune- , ' tiou with hi Tunic Vermitnire, or Alterative, will readers, that a strong and more general move- not fail one time in a hundred of tffVcc.ng a pcrma-

mentsare being made throughout this State, in favor of Gen. Taylor, than has ever been made 1 for any previous candidate for the Presidency. i From every quarter, and from counties where the opponents of the dominant party in this state could not heretofore make a rally, we have assurances that the people, are up and moving, with an energy, and nthu.-iasin and harmony, that justifies the expectation ofsurcevs. Every- ' seb.M tl km.. r 7.1. I. ... I I

. v iuu wi.uvi w. v . u ti . .1 i. i n . i , nuu we . believe the State Convention at Boonville, which ' C.uf.-M'riKhft Indian Vegetable F-tl't aee a eer- . . , , ,, ., ' in core f r tni painlul nia.a.ly; Incan-e thi y pnrre wilt be numeroasly attended by delegates front fn.m ihe hod those morbid human, which are the a large majority of the conntie,, will ehow but j J' Xn"' tittle opposition to Gen. Tayler. We hazird ' Indian Vre;ctblr Prt Is taken eeery nithi t fMint: to noUtlng ta ylng, that in recommending Gen. i Sie,'. VP v,'l Tavl.ir fnr tb rn.;,l.. :ti 1 mrk. .iihrr tT Hhcamatitm or Unut; at the

,. .. . . , , entire and hearty unanimity in this convention, than in any other that ever assemble, in State. St. Louis Rep. it f TU- Vk: -r - e . v. , , ILT1 he hip of ayne Connty hold their nomination couveiition for members of the LegU Ittture, &.C., in April. Already nearly half cnlomn of randidates are nnonnre.l.

tt rtk Gretal Fesnlrml. Atth-s fc'orioas Taylor mrtiD la PhiladrK phi., on the S2 I, a letter wu wad from Gen.

Tax lor, iu rry to an invitation ta bo present at tli Fenix-al, which ws ties-line on the ground jnvitatln Tram the North. Etteact . a letter from Han. Abbot Lawrence nf Boston: "1 entprtVia ami chette-h th highest rpect anl rrrini for General Tavlor I believe him t. hraveand chivnlroiMin the bestteii of th ittu word poe ng ability and integrity above all the ietty arts of ordinary politic d men-hoi.'-ry jnj.iirc ,, men, not,.tng himself reepons b e as an honorable mn

'.l.n..LI r.. :.. . n - . 4...i'"i-siw . .vr. mn c in.-entire .i..rk ! .il tirm. Va-h in h.n.l howco,ror Ins public as well as his private P,g r..ii A md alv or two sinre or 53 q.. n.l .... ,i .,, ..nhne d-.ibr. and nnTaylor comluct. I Mi-ve, too. if he should be nomina- Ion Or nice ruruace at 32. G months. r; tr,ll1i' "r. u" ,

ted by a Whig Natioual Convention, as a candidate for Tresdent of the U.Stat. that he wi!l liniiiisler ".he Government with wUlont and in accordance with the Constitution, m wisely and i happil v established by oor Fathers.' e. ABBOT LAWRENCE ichary Taylor as a caudidate for the Presidenrv on the part of the Whigs. That design has my hearty approbation. The very diffidence of the man, his tinder-estimate of his abilities and caj pabilities, po--sess forme an inexpressible "harm, and one that has enhanced, in my estimation, from its marked contrast to that fidgety Tear or under appreciation that is displayed by so many public men at the time." G. EVANS. From the letter of the Hon. J. P. Kennedy, of nomination by the convention by gratulalion and applause,' j 'We regret our inability to give extracts from tlm letters or T. Duller King, or Georgia; Ogden Hofl'inan and D. B.Ogden, or New York; and many other distinguished Whigs, all or ; whom unite in the wish to see Gen. Taylor in the Presidency, aud to see him there, too by the ; aid or Whig votes. ! TllA T.4 l.vr ktitlincinem id Ael.lttt.ltw n m J : M - . ................ . . . ... i u i j i-uieauilijj the oposite principle in the election or Senators and Representatives. But the President is the ngeut or the people os ail the State$,clected by all, and in that case it is reasouuble to expect that he will carry out the will of the majority. This is our "fire brand," and wo will see that it is kept burning so long as there is danger that slavery pollute the noil on which the future tons and daughters oT this mighty Republic are to have a home. For one our confidence is nnabatett, that the issue or events will corroborate the assurance conveyed by the following extract from the Washington correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer. I umi. rstan l from a member of Congress that Mr. Abijnh Mann, of New York, a "Biruburner," who has deelared for Gen. Taylor, has lately received a letter from Gen. T., wherein he mvs that he will go against the repeal of the Tariff of IjMG; aptitt lite repeal of the Consti tutional Treasury, a nd will not veto any action of Congress on the subject of slavery leaving the representatives or the people to carry out what they conceive to be the wishes ofllieir constituents on this delicate question. Hthij all be true it wiil by but carrying out the Signal letter's apparent endorsement ot the views in the famous Signal editorial." This, to say the least, has a squinting towards Gen. Taylor; but when we couuect it with the following resolution, which was one or those passed by them, it ossmes something or shape, form and substance: "Resolved, That Major General Z ichary Taylor, by his masterly correspondence with the war department, no less than by his heroic conduct and his indomitable coolness and courage on the field or battle; has shown himseir to be not only a distinguished military chieftain, out a man of great mental and moral power, and whose ... , ,.r . .. - . , , COMMUNICATION-A CIHF. FOR WORMS Frarcrhurc;, Ohio, Aug. 17, ISJrt. Dr. D Javite Dear Sir Last Saturday murium- I found niv loiiiiceM tun quite intnfhit bead veiy fltir;tity and deranged, and he continued tu all dav, till, ' after night. On Sunday m.irninc; 1 commenced r;iv. ine, htm yuur Tonic Vermifuire, and before i n'cbick ' he dUchared thirteen largv wurm, and I Ik lit vc, to tKak within bounds that he ha iced mere than ttve hiittdreil tmall white wurmt, tmoe lint more man one fourth nf an inch lout;. On Moml.iv moriimr, hit . cutv ASTHMA CfRF.D bl JAYXF.'S F.XPF.CTOR AXT Mist Marv Camptw II, of New Haven, Faiette county, hat been cured of Asthma, of more than eighteen V, art continuance, bv the use of Dr. Jai tie's F.xpectnraiit. She c.n.meneed taking the medicine last ...- .rier wsi,ii ele.en boille. w as entirettr rid uf thit distn-rtint; diase. We are atiin-st of: this cure lv a lany c.t unummieu seracii,, ... tedtnmake it public fur ihr benefit ol all. Muunt pleasant. (Pa ) RcrtMrr. I he a hove Mi dieinet arr pre pa ml only by Dr. D. Javm, I'hiladeliihia.aiid t..ld nn Arency by iM. M. W. H AILE, Brookville, Ind. , same time ihe l.lt:d and nther lluids will be to compie..l purified, ihat pain of mtj description will be . lmi,mti.n,.-J I m. iw.Ih r, that the unr;ul and nnly ft mime Int ritan Via-etablr Pillt have the written signature uf xv h it h t on the ton land of.nch bo. The evuuine for tale by R . it. 9. T) tier; Bniokville; I F.. D. Crookshank fc Cn., FairheM: Davi.l Miausnter a i Hioomins: i Tf - Oroee; I not. a. vv nnr i. s. o., iaurei, itton.Roch. tter; Mrtsmms, E I ynrr Co. i rtuicip'.c c flier, 169 Race street, I'hiUiitlpfcia.

COnnERCIAL.

CfaaHavatf Wtarfcrta 31r 13. Flour. Two aalea of t-0 and 3lK. brla f made.

on rikiay evniiijr,) alt 4 3.1 J ami 4 ob', weroj"' r!tine ease, tn-wit: "William v. Butter .. reports! on Saturday, but no sole were heard ! rl-rrniai. I.iiwk-, t Ch.iir. ry. appointed the uud.r-

ol Rlt lhal J,T. lh,r. waaaome tWrnl mr Miipmeni ey nxi ikmu, out mo view 01 buyer for this puri were h low pryent rales Provr-ion. No a..l of barrel p..rk tr.m-'-i .. ....i l-i. ,. ........ . . p.red on .trdv. rVr com tines t . b. a gxnnl lleimiH.1 for bulk meal, partly lor eXiuirt.,. lion, with klrentinf rtrmunss in urnwa. &iles on Suurdov of 4H) hnm, 3000 i.cs skies . , ... iti ,),,, ,u. , . on pnvate terms 100.000 llw. mite decr.plM.lis at 2, 3, aul 4c. There is aoine enquiry for h."d wde nr now p-.o-rllv h-l.l at 4 . , . 5, J j V, 7 4U ,r,s Wa 1 w1 auld f . . . I c? I . rt i t- ni . V : "TTT; "s ""V--8"" OI al ,UNW verag ; " V ?l7-A 31 $3 40 perbuh. i river at Molasses Sales of 25!: - c Ci!t; 25 d" from tlour-Duyera enter S6S brls from store at 2fic. ! enleretl the market vesterduv and during the day reiles were made to the ex tent ol l?tKj lirls .o'l brls city mill mid th.; residue country liraud from store and canal, all at $4 40. The market closing with decided firmness. The increased demaud is principally for shipment by llttboat Provisi.ins Only n moderate business was done yesterday iu Provisi uts. Of Mess Pork 3S0 brls were sold nt7 73. in hcaliug n linn market. Ul l.rd kecs ami brls or. . No. 1 Hiflinr.. v'l uiiu - ivevs null IKIW or.l. 0. 4 ' were sold t 5cj 40 kegsand 14 brls Cood do at ; 120 brl.s and loO keus, also 73 kew do at o-,r: ;.u no lsc. 1 lie demand is In. I larpe. but holders of good lots iu store are generally firm at5?4"o. ami Go. for brls and k-en. Sugar- -Sales tr 43 Ii litis ut434c; 37 do at 4l.,c; 10 do at 4s4c; 15 boxes browu Havana, common qutd.ty at it'jao'oC Hoop Poles -lf,0l ill lifiht hrl at $3 50. Tallow A sale on Saturday or 63 brls at 7;c. ' Fearlash A side or 10 brls at 7jC. ColIVe A sale or 59 bags gooi lair Rio at Hemp S;des or 10 bales Manilla at 12c, caslt. Seed Sales or 62 brls Clover from store at $3 40; 77 do Fmxnt85c. Weekly market. ! 90c per bush. I OJr. 4i 1 u heat, sella at. Oats, Corn, Rye, Barley' 1 Flaxseed, H.y, ajc. " 45c. 45 lo 50c. " 80 to coc. $llul4, per ton $3 bl).i$4, per curd. Wood, FUfth street market Potatoes, 50c. per hush. Apples, 33i75o do. Butter, in 'roll, 18-25c. per lb. " crock, 1 -2a 15c. Eggs, be. a dor Turkeys, 55 to SQc, Chickens, 12c. Ducks, 12c. New York, March 13 , .. . i The supply Ofllouris small, and the market with a moderate business is slightly in favor of I the seller. There is rather au active inouirv for .1.- r .-ii . ........ . . . - i me tj tsi ami iionte use, out me transactions are not large. Sales of Genessee at f 6,43a6,62l.C, and of Western at J.6,4 la$G,50c. Wheat is firm at 150c. Com has a dowuward tendency. Prime at 52c. The market for Fork continues heavy, but prices have slightly declined. Beer has also somewhat declined, and the transactions i ml irate a weaker market. Lard is firm at 8c. Sugars have a downward tendency. Molasses and Coffee without change. Sales or corn menl at $2 50 per brl. Oats are iu moderate at 4:ca49. Louisville, March 13. Moderate sales or flour at $4,50. Corn ranges from 24 to 26c. Sales of Bacon at lc20. Feathers 26c per lb. Sugar at 43j!NJ aud molasses at 22. Coffee 7 l. B7? VVl ti I" 1 - IliSKey l ml . There is 6 feet 9 inches water in the Canal. eather pleasant ( Fhiladelphiit, March 13. The flour imrket is slemiv, but not active. ; tjles ot etiy nulls nt ,(. 00; llotvard htrott Is h. Id at $5.87 1 .if, wltlimit nalea. Corn meul lirtiin 2:50 ,ier brl S iles of prime red wlie.it tit I32.il 35c. Of com olIOll bu-li aulj at 3Sa5'Je, lor whittJ and 4-c for fllovv. Stle t.f3;tl brl Panti CruiMijirnt and til Porto Rico at tic; New Oilcans fr-itn 4'a to 4Jov:. 58'"; taii(jr There is more demand for provisions, prices unchanged. Nfw Orleans. March 4. There i-t less inquiry for C tito.i, n I irio.'i have vtiglttl v rleeliueil. IUd,K-rH deinniid C'a"e for iniiiillinp; to pood ii:i,!illinp, l,ul at lliese prices tin vers are i:t h-pxed to op -r.ite. Sueur is (steady at I. si quotations. Sales 500 hogsheads, Ther is a good demand for Mnl.tss, ind the sales arc ton considerable extent nt lSo'hr The rionr market is firm but quiet. Sales of C0;l brls Ohio at j:0',)a5:l24'. No change) in Turk. Sales'of Mess to a moderate extent at SIMHl.iOlO'.; S ties nf 150!) brls ami kef of Lard at C..6.1 Vc. Ihe mirket for corn is depressed, and the pales since last report comprint only 2500 hnh, j which wus disposed of ot 42u4 )c for Prime Vel- j low. .. I Of Oats 5D0 sicks sol I nt 41c. A sain of GOil Itt Is Kiln Dried Corn meal U, repotted at J 1:75 per brl. i A lot of 60,000 lbs Green Pork sold ot 3c for lion round. 1 There is a continued pood demand for Coffee. : j with sales of 2,500 bags Rio at 9,1 -ia7c. ' J nt ire if lUc IVnrr. I Dan el St. John. E-q. i a candidate for re- ' election lo the office of Justice of the Peace of Urookville towns-hip. j O" Mr. John Howard is a candi.lnte for Jus-' lice of the Peace, i it the place of Dii'iel St. John,! whose term expires ou the 26lh of April next, j J T. call particular attention to the C ARD and NOTICE, in cur paper, of Dr. tt'hitc't Cr.'rft rated Rtmeitirt, the itnrivalltd character of which, it evidence uT their intrinsic value and superior exccll. ttce. Dr. W. i in an cxteitMwe and eminently tttccettfill practice, and wehave, therefore, more confidence in his remedies than we can have in any of the pretended "Specific or Panaceas" or other remedies, however Umt d, iC the merits of w hich, we can, really, have no guarantee. Feb. I. ft-ly G. C. 31 1 L la Kit Si CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Cast, Wrong'. t and Steel, mouldboard Ploughs, Seventh St. Iti-t wet n Main and Walnut. Cin. O. Manh 1Mb 143. W ly. A Farm to Rent THF. subscriber has a farm which he wishes to rent. Is intr about three mile east of Bmokv ill,-. For particulars inquire ul Geo. Holland, K. in Bniokville. THUS KENNKIVAY. March 10th, IS4S. :i iw NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that hookt will br opened for the Mihtrriplion ol stock in the Har-isnn, ew 1 reiiion, Rochester and Rruokvillr Turnpike Company, an the Hr I Monday in April nest, at Harrison, New I renloit, Rochester and BrooksiUc, and the following pennus be, and they are hereby appoiuted to 0ien ta.d bonkt, tn-witt Warren Tehhs aud William Purtel, at "Harriton; Fphraim Kockafi llar, John P. Case and t.eorge Rndisil, atNiw Trenton; John T. t'ludey and Joseph Iteiimtt, at It oc hi tier; Slid William Kobeson (htt',i Daniel D. Joins, John Adair ami B. n.amiitH Burton, at Itnmk.ille. JOHN T. COOLbY, Prcs't. K.VCt ll M CAR I T, Sit'j. March Sih, 1348. W Jw A. PEACOCK, Dealer in Iron, Steel, Nails, Axles, Spring-, Wagou Boxes, Ate, Mold lioarda, Sec. ALSO, Manufactnrer nf the is , brated Wnvutjht and Steel Mold B.ard flows. Cast Mold Hiairal Plows, rihi and tft handtd, ofdift'erent sue,, bod Pluws, bhuv Plows, Cultivators, Harrow , Drat;-, Cast Shear Pkiws, Jtc, all warranied tu ptrl.rm well. A liberal dtsee-nnt will be atade on either Iron or Plows by the aantny. store tin Main Sirset, between 5tk and 6th, cast side, Ciucitauati, O Mar. IT. -Illy

XOTICR 29 berrhf t-itrrn, tkatt the Franklin Pi rent t Cone tat Franklin ewtntv, Indiana, at tne FrhmarT

Tt rm therein-", on the tlt day of Fehrw.rr. IIMS, ,Hr imm. ,;.;;,,T7;;; II the I mods b- oks n..t.a l account., and pape-a of the lrm. of Rmirr t.iuck of Rrktiir, ufrnn M'1',, I"'1. . " ;r.-My w the onl. rnr saidt ouri. all persons , nil, bled In .aid fii'iu, . t,. .,,, caU,. ,,.,,, ', nil k. ,,r.m. ,,., ,.: t said R. reiver, ike C.ntrt ko, sereritly firmly en- " ririiiej ih- n. Krtin irom rullrit.i.c ' ". Noiire ki r. bv rvr. nthl raid llnVn J hn, ! Rrre.rr .f..rei,l. i r..mm. re nn Mumlav the I ih :, . r M.irek, . l i4S, at the ar. h.in"e .d" , ",, "". i nr,.k.itr, i ..e..imk a . m. of .aid la . t.. , II the ..,l. .. .d nr.u at pn'.iir , ,.i ,l.y .... tr,w. nr., hsr. u.r. . HnlUr. and ,, r...,e t,.,.in.l dnllar.. tmir mmiil..' ..... . ......nc. ...! iiii.T. r mi, ii.ii ir: nil um nr lil'V on nm nl'mie hiimtreit d.illar and upviard, a emlit I ri nmnilK; upon ilie p"rcha-.r nvurmc ihr .mmn. nine anil perxmal eeiiniy, milli.int reli. f Tniin lh.-x.iliuimii a, and sale in ointiiuie Irom I Oavt.iiby mini iilit. I I rrnmpt :itt. in i. .ii m the iil..m-nt nf aid rl""",,, !l l,r eni i.t H.rei. r r...m mki-c the ti p I.I nil at la. and in h. iln iirr In iheor.ler of nid luu r I. KOHKK I JOHN . IUtiier. I I3rd February, A. D. 1!43. 9 ts Wholesale Boot & Shoe Warehouse. " H AVF. enmmeneed n eeiitiiiir mv prine n rk nf i w 1IOO I S and SHOF.S and h.ive im on k:iml a very : liiiire iiwk liich I will j. II lor a umalt advance f..r eash I AISO A ptvid a"oilmiif nfPXI.M I.F.F It ATS MerehiiiiM are invilt d ti. r:ill ami i uitiiti mv t.t..L i - . . . . . '". .-, ma5 be "UKh lo xUv" " JouT . its ' Nn. S t uner Market 3d ilo-.r ea .T Mam st. Cincini tint,, mux of i iik inn notvr. Mar. a ll-3in -tin. Herald NF.WS FROM TltF. CANADA I.tXK. 1 lie t'..il'iowiti ia fii.m a icplily rvupecluble merchant; Dr. D Jayne Dra r Sir I am very ead to inf.irm ynu thai v our mi dinl e are cminr vt rv lal. Ilidei d I lei-l very much encimralit'd f.iun the einid arcniint I eel nf sill hn aiv umir ihem. The S .native t'illv are i lline h vnnil anv tliinr nl' the kiml in the r. im. Iry. Kv. ry.r.r tit mi lo iiniw them at well B the other medicine. I in Alterative n c"i"r very well. I am nearly i mil ot" the Tonic Vtrniil'ntre. Imvini- unlv 4 nr i hut ilea left. he cill 1'i.r mii dv nat haa rmniilnelv a- ! mnidied me. The Hair Tinne i dt.ini wmnler here. A renileman wlme head ha been hald lor 15 nr J0 j vean, ha hi hair nearlv h.ilf an inch hint?, and ha i only ueil one Lottie. My ile heiran In ne the Hair ' h..nl after I received it, 10 prevent her ti:iii Trom lallnn oft; and mil) inert it i ice a week. It nut only stmipcil her liair Innn Tilline nr). hut ha prmlneed new hair three incite l.nt by the ne nf three hiittlet. K.v.ri one it pleated w itlt it tli.it has tiled it. Your, T. C. BVTLF.lt. CONSUMPTION CURF.O. The follow in e blur U from IliRhlv retpenable I I . niert hunt, dated I I.ewitnvn, X. Y., Sept. 10, 4. j Dr. D. Jayne Dear Sir: li it taiil by Phici.in, , and i by the imn nf mankind believed, lhai Consumption cannot lie rnred that tain (T once it It ' come teatcd in the human ytem, itolhinc can eradj icalo oriay it, pm.rrr, tint ihat it wilt continue i the work of deitruction until it, victim sinkt into ihe Krave. Ilewever true tbi may be in theojy. 1 am di,pned t tu ilotiht it in fact; imleeil, my own experience, and a i dttire lo llenibl otlier, com p. I me to pronounce Ihe j aerliin untrue. Ynu will probably n collect, ir. "v .. K ....... S ." . W , MMT 1.1 ,OU, niUtll.lt that I hart the Ctniu minion, mid that ii w a fai hu rr" '" he rrave. I did not then, tmr do I now '""rvT 'l""" ' o" painiuiiy vmhie. y iny ytcian eonid.-retl me incuiahle. hut the advice which I aked of yon wa tr'vrn. and I am happy to tay that by omui- a few bout. of y our incomparable meilicinc the Kxjieciorant, I wa. n tmr. d, ami tierce til my life have t enjoyed In tier n. more milliterupied health than tnce ili.-tt time. II pirn thottlil tee me tuiw, ymi would not imagine by my appearance that I hud ever been tick, much let that 1 had hail the roittnmptiiin. but that I am iill livinc, 1 atcribe wholly and enin-elv t v.mr l!pecioraut. i.KOV AKIt SHK.I'P VKD. Prepared nnlv hv Dr. D. Javite. Philadelphia, and told on aifenc) by M. W. HAI1.K, ll-3w llrookiille, Ind i7mFi." PljltF. Stnrkhnlilert of llie White Water Valley Calai lial Ctuniiaii) , and the iiiil.lir. will take nonce that piiruai.t tu nil Act nf the General enililv of the Stale of Imttana, apprnretl hy ihe tlovernnr, that j that the Hoard of Director of taut Cmiipanv have made an ai .mi-tit On ihe Min k of anid C..iniani of "I , n per ei-nitini, liein Kiie Dollar on eaih hl.are of Stink hi 1.1 lit the Stot klntl.ler. and Von are In e''V reqninil to pay iiun the I n aury of taid CciuiKtiiy tain atem nt on or in tore the 1st ilav f Mav next. and in default n uch tiav meitt. tuitl roinnrnv will. pnrtuanl to taid act, ort'. r for tale and aell oil the 2d dav of Muy next, o lunch of the Sioek of neh Slock- ' holilim at will pay the amount of taiU ae.mei.i, ' ami tranf. r tin--aine on the Hook of the Cunipaiiv o the .nrcha. r. .1011 s. n kwman. l'rvt'. Fibriiai v 17, IStS. 0-3nt S. J HAHllIS. J. n. ri.AHK. Clocks, Vntches t Jewelry n.KHl ri.,K, have mi . billltl ull 1 for rtlr on ui-rnm. nind.-ituii li rm. flock., Wtiuh- , and a ir ir;i atorttut-nr nf Jrwclr) ; rniiiinty in purr ol'tlir fol! n.i; iirto 1r. Fithid:iy i- d t'lori,, Otit. ami Stler I.rvi r atul tiuldaml Si r FrnciU tutd fiobl HNMH. SMI', Sti'll btid. SlIiT tontnum ntnntlr common Wnti b it-;t', Hinr. Hri 1 In mi It.' St i'l UiUf-cLitp amd porn moiintiiiirt, nn aortni itt of S(f r, ( rninu nlvi r and ptaird tt ni:d uble p.Min; a nri-fy f Sprrmcltn. A Uo, rboicr uriicU-sol' iinlrj, l' 11 and pfirki t kuiv, Hiirnr, Kcr.. it ml in nuri all ariuli u -n.ii 1 k pt in .trwrlry Stirr. 'I bry are mUo pr- pan-d lo at 'l ' H job in the Ktlvt-ruiiibiiit? line -m h a r- irinjr C lock, Vu ti?i and ieweliy, anl the ihJinim? uf arlvc in inret.teh . Ac. hiiitkfnl for pat favr, th'y Impe h a irict af ti'tiimii to lui inr to rTVrrii innl r-ci ir a 1 1 Ih rfll ith.ire of ibr ptidlic i uittm, tli it i rui'it d a ib- ark that im: tntom r fJiill bv. rmMe of tli.iiiiiilnciioii. Siort on Mai l.nre- ireet, nearly Opposite the pnMic nfllt ti, llrmikville, la. March 2df IS4J. 10-if. i. r. jo i:s, ATTOHNET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Ii r O o k V I I I i. I n 'I . Office on Main Burjess St. Dec. 20, liJ47."5Mr JBi: jlM.aaU S r, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. rractict-s in Jlamilton, CI' r unut and ltroa n Coiintie. Ohio. OFFICK On the Kai side nf Main, betwrrn 3d and 4ltl St.. Cittcinnati, Ohio. Hif. r tnC F. Clarkson, nrookt ille. Dec. 1147. Sl-ly II. I. JO HN'S OX, AT TORNKY AND COUVSF.l.t OR AT LAM", KOKIIMO, How ard co. , Ind. Itefer tn Mrtin. Coram, Tweed Cu., Cincinnati ; Gen. ll.ill.in l. F.q.. Uruokville, Intl. Oct. a., 1317 44 J 0 1 1 X A3 1 A T S 6 X, Attorney at Law. Office on Main Sr., IJrookvule. Inh M.iy 101)1,184.'). 20-if. JOHN II. FAUtiUIIAI., Attorney a r Law. It rn o k v il I r. Ia. J-trt. 10 3 if. JOHN I). HOW LAND, Attorney at Law, iiltOOKVILLR.Ia. 15G Ilarrclt of SALT fortalr by K. TTXF.R Dec. 7. t47. .40. PLANKS, .VC. CJIXtiLF. and Ttonhle Hilt Jack Planet. Single atld Dnulite Ititt Smooth da Siucle and Duulile Ritl Fere da Sii.Rle and Double llm Jointer Rahliit atld Sa-h Plane Fluorine; and C.'i'mc Planet, For tale low fm ca-h, hv llrookville, Nov. ', 1147. 50 da R. TT!ER. Worth's Cough Candy. TO ALL Men, Wtuiini, and Childrin, we send these :n selits i-r, etiuc: Hi- il k now n that all person t lui. ... A'.-ir... Mill. . It", r i nf .he I .. .u.-k ' Coiieli, Cold, Asihma, llrniii-hitis, Sore 'I hroat, fee. j Ike, may rsciive crlam anil speedy relief from ihe ! use of Dr. Norlht Fspictoranl oueh Candy. It is 1 pleaant to lake, anil it certain to cure cheap, coni lenient in take, and a sure tT. What more ran he ! asked' It hat Mood the t t for Ihe lat ihree years in Cincinnati against all slanderous inaiiitiatinns which have been thrown nut by psrtoiis inti rested. Other nostrums har Iteen purl', d, ftoitn.h. d awhile, and then fiirj-nitrn, but 'Norih't C-mph Candy" still Mauds a bright star in the firmament like iia namesake. All others must mn.e nn, hut it stands, the hope of the (intiinplive, to guide hi shattered bark into a pin t nf Hi a' lit. ForsaU wholesale and retail at Nn 12 Wnlntit at. bet. Jd aud 4th, aud tor cf 7th and Pln u, l y A. A NORTH, Cio., ar.-l M. XT. HAILE, BmokTilli , Ind. Feb. 19. II 4w llrnndrlli Pill C dvarnof genuine Brandeth's Pills, jut received -and fur tale hv RICHARD IYNF.H. RrnokTille, Oci. t4th l4. -ty Elciney Wanted. A LL peranna ttidebtcd tu the undersigned, nr ta B. Jkn fc S. T) tier, are rvajuettcd I. tnskr immrdiats navment. It. TVNCR. BrtwikviDri.n'y 4, tt4

iavp. rr.xci.o.

flIta; .tiVtcnher. tirnie in the ,iti eit enrner I UnMHi fo , tnd., inPinn iHe nub ie tkt he ie prepared aiiH Om-r O'lnrr. ad Pntumae Thorw r.r iik.iie HF.Dr,', FRVCKS He ha (Rriet wu nn hind M ImiH. ihr apiirnarhine prtna MOO rmU. ati.l ih-t in mke iinm.' liii.' enr-ir.'ttieut f.r ""kin Knee lhi tnrinr. M. prire i ; re.i pr r.in, niie ifuru par:nir ike next rhnnma. illrr im lenre i el, tine llnnl a Vearitttr ih.- fii.t p ivilient. nielihenih r third nthru tlw li-nce i cmplre, and ri M'ly t del, nl rnii I'r.m tiir kiml nf aiiimnl h.rhillh- ii, 3 r ft yar. Mr will warrant to lea rnwl anil nlH. i. iu' f, nee to inrii i- kind nf 'nk. I.i iier directed tu at P.ill. p- CWner ill be at.eml, d m. SUMP T ER A M"CAW. Feb. , ms.-7.Jm NOTICR. I MF partnership heretrrnre exi.tinj between Villinm XV. Muil.r.V Herman I. link, hv ihe name and lerriniinn nfnniler Sc l.inek." ai iliil eil on he ii, ,y r(n l-her A. 1. lS4T.liy lh.- nh.lr. al tiTthe under. ir;md t'rjtn the hiiin.' til'-ai .1 firm HE It MAN LINCK. Rrn..kritle, FeVy 29, IMS. LUKK KENT, j VlovU mimI W.tlrh tlai r. J TF.'.VEI.n Y. Sileir Ware and SpetMrle Maisufar j tnrer. IVumnul piiinie.l if.'lil l'rn, Ac. j N'n.t.t Mainat kelmeell Sill and (Sill Cilicinrali.Oliin. J March 20,HJ V IJ-t). j w a. (;. liJiiisjx. Copper Smiths From Street, li.ivi.in pike and Hmler, oppo;te lleiliel Chureli. and S. e.imt atreet between Mam and Wnlmii, riVCINS All. 'AXl'KACI l'HK and ha-e rrniant1r nn linnd vt1 a I.i rev and mineral a-.irinvnt in their line, nrh a Cnppvr Vali. Slew, l eu and ;lne K-ttlea, Still ami ll.itl. r u K. ul. . Knijine, W, II, I i-t. rn and l.iiin,r l'unip; t.il'i and Force I'umpa l..r . Il, pnrk Ii .n.e and dmilli ri.: S.la Finnm n. d Sirnd'a fan-in Oi nrraiiir t. .r making Soda Water, See. N. It. We tn.iniit.ictilrv rl all timet Drew Kettlcl, fmni 800 In .000 p.illona. F.nine and I.ard Sm amer ork done on the hortet lumee ami in the bct manner. Feb. II. 7-tiin New Fall and Winter C7oods. THF. tinilersicrned ha laielv received larre and eonipleie a.in'tinent ot every di tcriptiuit ufGuod unanii -uir ine tea.nii ; ih ii a DHKSS OOODS. Super. French, and Kiil'Ii-Ii V tSiHMESES . " " " Mmite dv Lainca Superfine rt a Silk Warp Alpaca F remit. Knrliih, mid Scotch (iinirhamt Superfine Gala Pluid Haw Silk Plaid Riiena Vi.ia, Monterey and Oretron Wortted P.aidt Moler color, tripel and black xlpaca Ver) rich black and thuil.-d Itunibazinea Plant Clnak l.iiinie, all Wool Siriped. Plait! and Plain I.iney ttich Ktir;lih and Atnenvaii Calicoea Very rich plant retaking Slll v."tlo I Velvet A r rh a. ..run. in of plain black and fancy Silks ('n viaii. Kirypiinn and Orlean Mint Zcphvr WriM Merino CI love, a new article llotkin and Kid Glove Itt rliu I.iuetl, Cham. ii l.inett Gloves t urtieit lloo.l anil Conilnrt Plain and plaid Cambric and Jaeonett Si, Mull and Hook Molin l.itnn Camhrtr. hro ii and lilatk Canibrict thrxad I. ace, Kiliiina;, and tuertii. Plain and corded .l.icouel. Hi-own Hollands lrih l.im ii. Gcen H. rei;e, Gauze Veils New Style llnliln t Hiliboud llonm t Tahb and Artittcial Flowers lllavk Srwun Haw Silk and Mohair Fringes Silk Frinc;t' for D-e, all color black and Fancy colon il Apron Girdles Shawls, &c. Super . all Wool llrocha Shal l)n Sild anil Worsted llrocha Shawls Dn Havy Woolen ami Teken rin Plain ami Kuib'.l l loih and Cashmere do Super. II I :i nk t and Xerk do Silk Cravat and H'dk'lt Cloths, Cassimeres, &c. Fine blue, black and bruwu French, I'njluli and A liier.vnn , loin French. Knli.h and American wool black Cattimerrt Super French ami F.nvlih rancy Caimerrt Sk) bltu l-VItt loih.anl Mackinaw Hlaukeit for Coats Gold uiixril anil other l.lil fiteedt Hlue, black and cold mixed Jean lied, r;re n, w hue ami yellow 1 lannrl Fine black and blue.lilack Caiiimrrv Vrtitngt lllack Silk Velvet and Satin do Fancy color, d Wortd Uo tiiirltuck Mm and Gloves tH.AxiiKTs. isnnnrixGS, yc. 11-4 ami 12 4 Whitney Ulankets '.) 4 .in I 1C4 ,!,. ,,, Hruwn ami bl. -ach. tl Sliirnne; fl-4 iilul -4 bowti Shi eling H rn wit and bleach-it Drillior; ami Catttun Flannelt 'I'he alnive p nult have been 'lerr.-il wilh en at rare, anil are u.Tered at 1 he lowett Ciiiciunaii prici t lor CASH. jt TYNKlt. llmokvilU, Not. i?ih, 1347. 49 80 Acres of Land for Sale. TBlllK ulKcrilu r i-ln to r 1 1 o acr. ..f Unit. lo. rated to and a half mile rai of llrmikviilr. one half mile outh of ihe l urn pike tu be clislriu ted In. in Ki-ooki il It- tn C i lit i nii.i i . 'Du re it a mul ten acre cli and, and ntnli r if.n.d Ii nee, the balance well liinle r. il. The . .cation i healiliy, the ml rich, and well calculated f..ra farm. Wate'r, w eotl , and tloue, pl'-nty. 1 1 w ill be tain tin ria.-iiahe ti rn.. 1 K. W. VI F.I. F Y. Mav 10th, 147. io.it TK.lt ls OK I II K IN DI A X A A 31 1: II I C A N. at theenil uf the Veiir.alul au addition nl to rem. for every year pay mint i ib laicil t In n ul n r. AovEitTisEvicsrs. One -i nn re or le- will be in. erli d t lin e lime for one dollar, if payment be made in advance;, .lie .loll.ir and I i em -Ii ve cenl if pay. menl he.lehived niie v ear; and one dolla r anil ft I'T ci. f il.'layi d i w o j ear, aiid iu the name proportion tin the tiHie payment i delaied. Larger adv. rii.t mi nt, fur a longer Ii -te w 1 1 J he charged mi the ame pnnripl, TirXKK WAXTRD." LOOOD FANCY l UI'NKR warned immediately. A tingle nuii wutil.! he pr. f, rr. d. Apply lu juii.v nun .iKl), Drt l.-.'O 3 t.e i r il i ti n il sr FVAUIY j. 3iooii:, titnl lhitlrttt Mti?ir. .. No, IM fifdi -.f,, hdwii line ntl Kim, Nat eonf atitty im Iiiinil and fur te. Well, Ciu-ni mid for ft ptimp, Shrrt l.i-iid nnd I.'lid pipiif all . A I.SO--H ilrmttic Water Hann, f.ir cnnrfi-in r from Sprniir or mull tr ;imtu tlHrlliii)r, pirtlfii-, "tnlilt, ,Jce hcrv lrad cit'trnni 4 106 tt t tun Im- 4ihimiM il Wan r eu lt cunr )i d fn.ni K0 Id 150 ft t in h. n;'t. mid frum t to 4000 It ft oil ft Itvt, m h tii h H ixm nr. A II urdcr from tlie country etrctitril uith neatin timl dt'iuii'!i . Cin , O , I)t c. 2, 1S17 51-ly mi o i. r.s. 1. 1: t) i:a l r.ns is rlocK-. Walcho-. .To weir v, AND WA ICH-MsKF.lUS TOOLS Kc M MF.HI Al.S ONS 1' A x IT. Y on hand, an eaiensit e a.irtoient of fine Oi.l.l ami tlill .1. welrv, Oolil and Stlur Spectackt, Ontil and Silver Lcccraud Veriri- Watch, t. Gold and Silver Feucil, SperiacU- flait. Violin strimj,Peri-tition cap,ritult, Razor-, Kntci s ci-or, Itie. iVc. No. 5, West Fonrili Street CINCINNATI, O. Oct. 20, 1817. J-It piTTsm;u;ii ntox. FVLt. supply ,.f the I.ORF.NZ IRON. Nail.. Sle.-l, and catlings, w arranti d in he ennal iu quality lo any in ilr nisrkt t, alaatt on band and for -al., at a small alvatice nn piitsliure; pr.cet. Country Mrcltaiils and others will du well to five me a call In-fore piirchasinir elsewhere. Slab Steel rr plniih, of all sixes, alwavs on hand, at It. C. tlH ASHEK'S Iriin Store, Nn. 220, Main street, a few doort above Filth St., Cincinnati, Ohio. I D.c 25, 1347. My j C.F.T MID OF THAT GOITRE. j Manypirous .'almr unbrr the mistaken idea that ; Goitre, (an etilarcement on th, throat, prwluein:? ereat deformity , and t.flen death, from pressure on the aind-pipe and latxe blood-v. s.) i incurable, lln.i a vt rytnat nnike. 'I his disease, as well as SrrM'tila, are eradu aled from ihe t stein by that pl.asant,yet powirliil mediciiii, Jayne's Alii ratter. Il it St certain tn cure whin ptnpt riy sed. at ihat the un Rivet lir.ht and heat. All is wanli d is a lair , trial of its virtue, and lite tumor will bet;n lo di-iiiim-h in tier, and gradually become smaller and tiuallt r until it entirely itiapf)tars. A PHYSICIAN'S OTIMON OF DR. JAYNE'S KXI FC1 OK XT. I.iiwi II, Mat . J.in tTlh. 1S44. I Dr. David JavnrD. ar Sir: I have u. d v our medicine, (so unitersallv known a Jayne' F.xpectora .) in mj practice for a numln r of year, and can nnitt Imlv sav, thut 1 have tweli more succes.lol 1,1 ihe use of that a a mild, saf.-, and ihiin.oeh Es.rotoriit, than ol an) whtcn I have m r used. It is the best for ihe follow tiieruhviiius reasons: It does not (if t,teen ill proper dn .) ocainn a ditat;reealile nausea. Il d.- nni wiakiti the lun and prostrate ihr ay-tern, like most other KiM-vtrants in comnmn ue, n- r does it abate Ihe appetite ol the panelit like oilier njlinR mi dicim s hich have men used by the family. In a sened. it it nearly or quite the thins; which hat been tmic;hl for by many of ibe faculty for B(t tjone hv. I n main yours, he. I.uthar Hricham, M.D. "Prepared only liv Dr. D.Jajne, Philad. Ipina, aud sold on siiic) by M. v. . It tll.r., 10 3 Brooki nle. Inc. r. A. nidwill. Josiah Drake

ci. a. Rinwniafa cV co. t COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS,!

Nn. 13, XX" est Fnmt Strrc t, Cinr itinaii. LIRF.RAL CASH A DV 4 NC F.S. made on assign tuenis of Prwlare nr other HicrchaHt. iar. REFER IO MeMirk, 1 avlort Watts, Dairgete tt Brute, Ji.hu Kuglrr, Jams. Calhoua, T. H. Yeatman, Marsh Jc Oi. M. Kagterst Son, Ellis fc Morton, J. x-rarthiiigtwa. Tte-'aTJt-ls

J H. FAHrHAR. GOODS. XEW Gival Bargains! Cheap! Cheap! Cheap! at the New Store of f ivrK a- i-Mfurn xR. l)talrri Siapleand Kanej- Dry Omnia. Hrdrare, iMn llire. (;aare. H'imileliw re. Cut Iit. . f.i.- ne, N'aiN, Hai. Cap, II. nt. Sk.. .iin.n. Ar.&t. Opiite to the OITu-e. M .i lluri la ttrret, Rnt.keitte. Indiana. PCS X FAHQVIIAK m..t reMH-rtfurj aei kitnwl.ilre to their friend and ctoin. r. a deep teiiteofrratitude f.r the patrwiaee they have red iced and lake plcaurr in ihns tnfor.uitie the pmilic that thiy are in' receivimr a XEW and PI.F.XDID a.irimeni nf FAI.I. and WISTEH GOODS, elect.-d with eeeat eare and admirably ailapti d to llie eaim. Tin y invite p-rotial exami. nation nf iln ir iock of t.rtr nntl rntmfte Gmnl. cntiHileni that il will liear cumpariuti. both iu qual ill au I prut, with any other in the market. Their ttock eonil, in part, of C';is, Cu.isiiiii . Sati.ifUg. Jeans, . ! e'- t vtlr'n Sir &.c. Siip rb;nr. black and brown Jmei ican and Foreign llroail flolh. M.traml lilatk Peavt r Cloib, tiiitah', for Over Coat aud Cloak. Fnicy Anu r:caii and French Caimett. " Plain i!o J,, " Fancy anil plain black, blue, brown, eray. Oxf r.l ami l l, col., anil ca:li t mixed Saltnctta. Ttlueai.it eray nuxeil Kenrucky Jcaut. Ioim-tic ami I'euntv Ivania da Sup. r Coril.d Velvi tt.-i n. Silk warped utlrillton. Croi.in Cloih. " Green mixed and Atnry rinl Twredt. 'iitl. (.'aiimrrrt, De l.aiitrt, Plaidt, G i a t' hn n . JUimrn . tVc. Prow n and purple Merrin-tck Triiitt. Illue, black, w hue and vul'd ln Oil red ,10 Fancy ,0 Su ii r Fngli.h Chintz, pla:n patterns Fiirmiu-e print. Itmw n ami cid"il Cahmere. Ttrowu. blue, rreeu and fancy Moutr Dc Lainet. Pnena Viia Pl.ii.1.. French. Maitchi ter and Carlton black, uurplc and Q,uakr plaid Gmchain. Dome-lie purple atul plaid Gmgltaaia Super Mack plaid Alpaca. " nam biack ilu ' Mode ih, " I.vonese Mode Clolll lliack l.)onee do niack.hniwii.iiliie.niiik.drah and tltte eofd Mnlin I Plant Liikcv. Silk rinih. il lining. Cloak linine. 1 Apron and Manner' Cb. ck. iiier Saxon in tt Sbirtt and Drawer: Xaukeen; Ile.1 I ickine. Red, white ami vclloa plaiu and tw illed Flannelt. Salebtlrv fitrun-il do i 1 1 ami w hite Canton do Table and Scotch Diaper I HleecVed Damak Table Cloth,. ' Fancy cl'd ilo do ! Silks, Vesting?, Shawls, &c a'U'vr I.HICT lll-l't 5IIK " lllack rrn de Switt do " Itl.i'k lii-urrd do " Illue black dn 41 rten.liaw npmn d " col'd pro de Afrique Itonnrt Silks Fancy do do While Moreiicr and White Satin. Sillier black and blue black Velvets for Vcttinrt. " b'atk Sal. ii do Farmer' tin (new article) do " Fancy p'aid do Plain Silk and Merino do Fa. icv and Siriped do Emh'd iij plain Thibet Shawls, wiih heave tilk fringe Plain Merino dn . ja F.mVd ami plain Mmr de Laine Shaw It. Kmb'd ami pl iin Wuul do S 4 black mnl col'd einliM Caahmere d.i Figured Mode Strailill.nl dn Fancy tiiinn il Cashmere do Zephyr, Wo .1 n.'it, blanket and plain wool rin Tnrlciic, Wauliil uelt and fancv plaij cotton do Mi ion .1 nmi plain ,,,, Thibet, hlk eol',1 delaine and Florida drctt H lkft itiacKtiik ami Liiicy in ck do Fancy anil plain .ilk pocket do Sti.i, mull and iKiuk Muslins. Dalit and c.irdrd .laconett. While and black n.iliinette. Greeu Iterate, I rih Linen. NOTIONS. Mai-kine rsnra. cruel and canvats needles, thread I and Mu-lili edcil.e. Lisle Lace and Inertine, ' niackSi'k a n,l Mohuir Frincr, Worsted Ferritt. I Ladies I nn. In. aril Collar, riiii.b.d llalint and I tupi r French winked Collar. Artificial Flower., ' Men's, Itov, and Mix. r. unfurl. On-en. purple, black and cherry col'd Saiin Ribbont tiacii i an. do r.mh d and Figured Satin Ilonnet do I'ink i rtn La. Ins lur tippid ll. airr and Cathmrrr Gln.rt. " I. lark and col'd 1 id do I " hlnck tik and white .V bl'k cotton do : OeiiUt sup. r black Kid and Huik tin I Lined and plain Re 'lin dn ' black ami while cotton and woollen do tieavv bock Mitttnt. j Mis.cs and i bibl' lile e'"ves and worstnl Mint Lt.li.-s lil:n kt.:k Mills; child en's plain aad fancy Hole; i li'il- Ri lirii'i-.; tievt' Itill. Ac Kic ! HATS V CAPS. Dodd't Int. st stylejc fa lnonah'e mole tkiu Silk Hats " " " Tur I " lll'k ami ciild Wool , I " tupirri d 'roan nai vOiter and SttlFurCapt i Fur iriiiinii tl anil plain cloih ju " l-aio Alio anil Ho. na Viia Silk and Roojli ami Kca.lv til., tl .In Velvet Octaeoii (.l.r,l r.ilo Aim for P.nia and In ants. Vrdel Turhan, do I Muikiat, ttalell.-,im;lepriui; gland top 1 velvet, St. Krc. do i Boots and Shoes. Men Call Rip and Coinniuii M.n.tt llovs" ,0 Ladi. s Calf Kip aud Common do " Fine Morocco Short. Mi n't. Hni s' and children's do liiifl'itn mi r d j I adiet t;iiu do tlo j Sji!i-))ilnl axxrifmmf nf fsmlin? Glasses. ' M ALL AND WINDOW TATFR. I tmnltrnte amt t iir S'-rrriit nuit D'rrlrti. i l.aryr and Small IF. WAIIK.ItS. 1 Splendid at-ortiui in of Lailirt' and Gentlemen's HHCSSKLS MACS. I fsrasa Mais mantifacturt d by ihr Unnd l.cainifnl I arucle. j Oil i.ainird I atuWat t- Window sha.'es. All kind' of approved mereliantalile counirr pm-1 duce reci-iv. d in exchange for rmHl. purrha'r. are requested in examine llieir S I Ol'K and rHICKS ' a ihry are deiermineil not to tie undersold, pr.-IV r-! rin; the "tiiuihle sixpence to the tlow ilullnic; " i Brotilfceille, Dec. Ii, S47 7 j ! A CAISD. I Dn. .f. WJtTTF. mav be eon- ulted at hit ItO. TAMCAL MKDICIXE S TO K F. AND OF-' FICE.on SimIi stru t, one door from the corner of j ! Main, i.ppu-itr ihe Calt Hon..-, Cincinnati, Ohio, j 'I hne at a dtlauct , w li i canti.il call on or end for 1 : bint, w hose cases are inn li-y outl thi reach of all ined- f I iciurt, bv fnraardiin; t i him a sTatrmetit .. their ac.-. llie length of time they have been afllirted, : ' tyniptoiiis, pr.nn it and enirral nature of their turni plaint, (ca-h accnmpin) in : inch statr.nentt, post. C paid.) may prm urv the remedies liicrstary for llu ir cure. 1 '. J. Il'hitr'i telrhmieit Krmr-Het. The Vece-1 table Elixir, luilian I 'umpound, ,1acie I.iirnii nt. j V. cetiib.e Pills, Ike Ac , are rapidly tup. rretliiir all . ntlii r medicin t, hecaiKe mi a lair trial i.f ihem they uniform!,- .ni.e thein.elv,. io be ail that ha be, n j aiinied fir ihi-m; m dieim-t of rri-t poaer and efft. ! cacy in n iiiving and curing the maladies c .minion j 1. 1 our country. i Thrie celebrated remei'ies are f .r sale, wholesale' and n tail. hv Dr. J WHI sr. x, arencirt made, at , hit Ito.auic M dicine Store on fith at , oppotite ihe! t;:i'i Hons.', Cincinnati Mori-extend, d ton ices nf theae Invalnalile Remedies will lie found on Ihefict paeenf the Cineiuiia ti I nquir.'r, xila, t hrnuicie and II- raid, and in Dr.! While's Fclecnc Jiiiirua of llealili.anil n'ber pam;ih. ti 1 1 I 'irm-ht il t;i a ' ti ituii sty hr htm and hit arentt. : Vie these reliiedn-t once and toll will n.e them thereafter atl-l advi.e yur ui-iehhnr. lo do so. j i O" r tint n.oieii 1 1 Cli 1 1 & M Aril IN. arc agrntt ! 1 for Brooktll'-. Ind. Feb. 2.1. 1444 -4-ly I J. R. RIVKARD. A rent for Indiana. ! I J. S. POWERS, Brook viilc. j IKOX AND NAILS. 0.PC0 LBS. Wayne Iron. 20.0C0 Ih. Slitfo Inin. 50 Ket Sotiiata Nailt, J'ttt received. Mv asnrim nt of Stirn Iron was pn rnis-n in ni. ......ih.ioi i.w. r r.i ' i na iv are I allo.edm Merchants gem tally, aud 1 w ill s' I at a ' stuail advance wu cust. I n. TYXER. Brnokville, Not. , l4?. 0 D. Cargill. J i Bradbury. CARGILL st DRADSl'RY, Sttcc.-t.ors lo ANDREWS, CARtiILL & CO. Plannfacturers of Stoves, Grates an1 tioiiow ware, l ITS Main St., F.at Side, tv i.esn Fuurik aad Ftfta,' CINCINK K 1 I. OHIO, I Vninn, Hot Air, Paracoi and laip.rvvrd Prrain Cook nit; Mtu.et, Ten and brveu Plate, Par M audi Cauiii.ii Stwt, 4ce. Hollo. Ware, Sid Irum, Warnn B.xrx, Andiraat, I . .... i k . n.. , . 1 I S . arioe-, n.i - - I Umbrella?, Parasols, ! PARASO Kl I F.S. AND WNi.KIN'U CANE I'.MBRKLLAS. lrM. 11. RICHARDSON Steam Fsoiorr, the onI " l one ni ih.- Vuited States, St. 14 Market Strvri, Philailelpk-a. Merchants are r. tH-cctolly ' iufornsl that I vnuunur in Manufactarr all the above . fMiiM'., by i ti,- aid nt" -l. am. notwith;an.!iug the ' art tl i.pr.iilii.il o pari. t njip-.ted t, the inli.Mliicj non ol .xpet.siie in.pr.ivene ins Mi aasoriiu. nt is i rompk te.aud nric.-s to tow, at to give eiitii-c talitlclluK. A ihi-re it an Voiheella Sti re next i.oor, ..f "rarly ilil n-iiw-iMtjrr 1 the .anv- name, it i imno-s-ant 1st skual I WM. H. RICH 4 JVDSON, S ara Factory, Unttr T ' tnae c m'irrilm, 5,1 t.N OF THE LADY AND EAGLE. Jf" 104 Ma ket Sireet.-Philadelphia. February 10, lS4J.-T-Jia Attention t n aoested tn ike celebrated Walking Cane I'mhrrlla. a neat and h. autiful article, cimbt. aing all tkc advantat of a Cane and Vitabrsma

H. LINCK.

BULLETIN NO. 2. 1S47 iU fcr U.nx r-mt-fnherpd in manr parr of ihe V-. Xh? ulln fttrr-ams sriiirc'd to know ni b(iunU; but riiiijT lujf i r and hit;.ir ;-a rie-ii ilivmav im ihr inh!ifiinta. Mt-r. hmtt nrrr p!i!ii?H l rrmuv thfir ri- ir. n b ri rr-i if- io nmoii-r pUCr. nt ill rv rompt'l-K-d Itiftr rn iKri" rtctt- , fMir can u critic. 1 nr puiiltt Hih(.rifi' nrrt ralUd ua I admiuicrraid atiiai counvkl. lit horf, a grt at ptiblic clHit and occrrv. WrM would ii hv if t'tr ai rii -inicc of ih FUmmI find rt-Aed h n the wttr uKid-l. Hut n.f The n iirinc ar l fi vat allnvial dj?wii, whirh iu a IV n lit imii cnr-dui tint dv lrtc r?i, st Dikaaa whit a tiii!urt billitiit (line-a-r! What ibc rrUbratid Dr. Frrpnuon Oti0 puiiiti' Aliwtr: TA ran tr nf hi limits tternngrtnmt rr prttrrtftaf scut rem ban dnrd mrrz'n ef r:rr - 4 V All bi!.r and t ru-iu-e mrr ibis ittrnry. U', n tht- Hrttili ariuv iic;inn-J u the ti lama of F..rt nifura. at a linn- ba-n tht rivrr O aadtana had Im re nit ilr ilkri HiMid. K mitti-iif ard lulrinjittt nt Yr t r;i'd amnnc tin- trM)j itb uih dt 'rncii iualirilitv ib:iv fb y -amiui;h b-i tj rxiirpaird. re ..r4 ft iibrrc t"ji.j'ait , ilM uf.ri, raritrstlr call ihr attention of tbr mire Vt-i io ibr-ir irmt rxitaurtiiiiarjr r.nd rrl'-hratt-d t rif f Anli-Iiliua Mr-dicitifs. In evt-ry lurality bert th rr i ibr "iirbtI tvtidfitcy fo any fritt of KertT. K-rr ant! Arue, lumb A?tje and ilu- ltk , ih- iiibulutnnit boiiTd at nc tH-ttd i i be t'i-tal Agrttt ofibr dintrict a lid b e a ira frnlM D poi -t.iblibt d nrar tbt m Wrw thi iu . aifl tbr ; It A K F F. Ii K H G YF.CF.TAIU.K I'lLI.S and HKALTIi KIi'TKKSuid arcar. HMiir iu diivdiions, tlurr would Ik-uu t'tar ol biliwua dit bo nnnrtTtnt art thr Grarf. n"- r Mtdp'in to iba ihr pt-oplr nf l'it- Vr(, l he fol'uw.u kirp thnuld b mi tut 'diatt ly l:iktnIff. Evrrtf ttrrghhurtiood jhotttfi hrrr Gracfcn itfr D.'tvt. du n!tir.t 'n! tht- General Agtnt of fit rfttft iit th i rir ikt" irfkif. 2. Families should ilub ttgctUcr end get c mc!nte auyuiif. Lm'jti'iHt Stui't es o.rf a'Arr philanthropic bn'Irs tuout't fnrn;t t '.emto the needy. Py urb uiean bi.iiitif diwaxt i w iU lc nifirrl pra iitt-d. I hr other Trdi irr of ihr Company arr nt em im inly adaprt d to thr uirat- tor whirb thry art rrt cnimt iiitid; ald riiisit of the f.-llnw tntr: 1 hr Cirat-ft'iitHrtr F. r Lottie. 1 b Cbildnn'a TflOwci, 'I br Grrt ii MoiiHiaiii Oininu-in, '1 be I wiiiump ti.t' Palm, 1 he Dy-rutt r) Syrup. Cjf'Tbe Ot itrral Airnt for Iitdiana U Sraton M-era Ceiiirt iMf, Ind. lo w bum applitaiiuiis fur agrnciaa may br adiln -rd. Hubert McClnv, A.t ni, Rrfokine. Ind. KI)VHl) BAH 1 ON, brerefaryKrw York. January, 184". 6-4 w. W. II. FIIIL1.1PS. No. 7 Main Street, wel ide, llin- door abusa Froatf near the Public Wharf, Cincinnati. O , DEALFH hi CiflOC-KHIKS and I'ltODVCF! keep coiitianlly tin iMnd, trenrul a.t.rtluetit uf Salt. Sugar. Cutler, l'i a, Mola.-, Clieeae, Madder, lndin, Saleraiti, (;la.. Nail, t'otton Yarn, Kih, l obacro. Snap, t'andl.n, aud all other article in the Grocer Htitne-. w hieh will be told at ihe lowet pricet for CASH, or iu echau;t Iwr Produce . '. It. The llic'irtt Price rtd lor Fea'h. r. FlaaSe,p, Klour. Pt.rk, Hacon, l.ard. Oinnc, T imt.thy. St'ed, Cl-ivir.Seid. Miitard-hnd. Beet' Wax, l)rtd Fruit,, White Brant, Kag, S.c. ic. Cincinnati, Queen City Scale Ilanufactory, Mttiit -itrtrt, 3 dtMir fViini the nvi r. HF. niihucribt-r hat mi Unn-rl and i rtntantlf M m-Mitai'itiruiR: I I.ATrOKM bCALKS of fttl KiKr. Al-o, Hra- and lnn Hramn, nf a mprriwr quality. All uf hu U ar aarraiitrd in rvtryrvprtt. P trait .-all and raminf licfur prchaia j il-rwlurr. WM. Ht'DDAKT. OHIO MKril AMCS INSTI I VI K. I hi i f mrtity ihut thr pnmiom war did at thrK.Khflk Annual Fair of Oluu McliaiiTC' IniitMtr to Win. JIuddart. fur Plaifrna Scan ilirrr ratiiltitrd by him. I.ivru under our hand thi -firsC dav if Nflrrmbtf, 1845. JOHN P. I-Ot' I E, Pr-ra'1. J. W. Appletjatr, Src'y- JCOTTON YAKNS, HF. ubfcrihrT, A s'iit for tlie Co iuctm irni (V if CMit r Cult tin Kartrtt, ha ntiiMamly o hand a Iwrf utoik nf rot ion Yarn. Wickin, arpa-a ttttd Ciivn U t Warp, I wm-and Rt'iiie. Fur al at tht- lowit prir. M. HITCH -VNAS, C.nctTma . J:n. 13. 4-4m ;Cm Oai , $3.) I HA IX ii;r Pi rm SiTtmr. I . . Cintitiua:i do Coi tm Yarn 44 ft.utiii-r and Waddinj" lint itnd r.iitd Iti.xi Fur salt-at the mw cSrnp atnre of L'M'K fc FARqi'HAH. 3 o.cco I.MS Slio 1 i-.-n, atortrd sizet. ao.ron Wayne, " du 00 lh. Anieriean Sietl S91 ' Fnciih lilili r steel .'0 krrs nails, for tale bv ItlCHARD Urookville. Mav 4, lt47. TYXHSi. TAMJAIJIv AM) IMIH S! ,a H F. uhcrilier haviHC pt.r. haed il.r old Tan-Tarsi - of Mr. fnod . in in ft rook vi I le w ,liet lo pun hate llidet and Dark, fur wl. ulilie willpivcthc mavkec price, k.c. IIENUT SIIAFER. April l.ith, 1ST LANDS FOIt SAFK. F.H SONS i-hmr tn piirt ar land- in Franklm in'v, arr iiil'iirmt il that tht- su'iurilnr haa f-r alr a i hiiiIm r ' irat-M in l'o-. I.aunl, u4 niiMMiiini; f.mvf 'i nthipi, -aIiu-K sitt It dipi4 of in I. (MS tf 40 At r and np-aard. at ncnmtlaiing rulttandicr.il'!. Oflirr at HKOOKVUJ.K. J. 1). HOWL AND, Aj-t-iif. 12th Oct, 1147. 4 2 -3m New Fall aad Winter ('ood3 BURTON &MAi:TIN, UAS,itit rrcritd. tiin'spt tmm rbiinitri hi. ft t o-nfiU'i trim lit ul fal iinti uiutrr Gmv, Culiitm(r iiipnrt nf U f.it., mul Y-!low. FUniuN. Hit at-h-tin ml ii iiltJrfln H . ('nut uii rtuHr tit. Mvit lift drain r and htri. Ca itov-, Ginrhin-, Cami'lttuii &c. I tutu a Vita ri;"'U. Sfxni iik mul Virtora, do Cli.snliitir . Mmii, IJy. Lanm, artH BUck, AImU X.iilrt-. Gc Hlemtins Wear. AVavr, I,-vi r, Blue, IlUcU, Frvntl- t EPf li. Cltnh aiitl Caim-r. Hliif llacL, lunt-d and radi i SattM-tv KirAirl. f Jaiu , Jlc. Shawls. Rlk. Wi,rted, F.mbr.iidm d, Clctt Skaa'.t. s platnlhilieiaiiitXVn.il ilo Mode Col'd I bib. t do F.nib. " ( b.lh do Cli:;Kr da And a variety nf De Laine tlo llaudki rchn Is and Cravat,. Caps Men and Hoys, Hair Seal t'apt. Hoy and t h.ldr.nt rluth rap.. Plii-h and lur do Tain Aim, Point Isabel and Cist. Scott, wii ti'.k and glared Muslin caps. ItOOTS ANI SHOES. Men's Hoy's and Youth'., coarse Root, and Shoes. '" " " Kip and rail llrueaaa. Woman's, Mite and children's, hum tkoet. Ladie't, latlinc rat. r. Minorca and call lata boots. Ladle's Gum ai.d hnkill, i.Tertboet. All of a hich will l,e told at low, if nut 1. srer Van ram be had in ihn market. Pleatrra't aud raaasiaa tsa fore purcha.il. r elsea here. Hr.nA villr, Oct. 21i 4, 4f. Hardware and Cutlery. TILL and Civst Cut Sswt. . , . T jL Wki md Haud Sat. V'""1, iv oi ,. Cut'iut Kntet, Fwtket Knixee. kiLut aud P-n-ka. Rutcaert' Enters, Xuob l.oek and Lavttto. I Hon.ti Latcbr.. Round and Square iialia Rati, and Screws, rron and Rteel 5jnarea, Mill and Croas Cut law Fiwta, Msnd Saw Files, sXTaffle lmn. Steel Yards, fsrind Stune Crank. Natl and Shoe Hammers, And Itnua. Hra re and Bttta Antes' Sh.ivet and Spades, H'-aey Orail Sho.eis, Hay Forks aud Ages, Manure Forks. Hamrt, Hrtsti and Sngar ffettles. Ihr atvoroare offered at the lowest finalnnrnta priertlnrCa.il. k. TYKER llrwokv,IW, NaT. ST, 1847 9 Still Wore Extraordinary. 1IK weiifcl advi-H our rradfn t autire tHr U miMP-c prtpuUntf, of Or. HiU Luntr Ka aim. Mr. North, thr jfnt, t-Il tt iliat hr t ao: i K-d fc.m. iT, at tkr MN-mkn r uf cn- ibai ii in ltcr'.mtnr jiwiit ti-wii ritiat-n,i.hmr nimrl hr ore: 4t t.t:iiUy finMi-aM , .hut ilio-r hn mj b ftreptirat,, m rali wu itx m, dU Im at Irom iKc-ir own haw i lb y vtin- trii.h.il iron an iiutiq-M ly Wbb, and rr (,ltri( 4V ,1,,. frMd aud rrlatiwt-si, brritn? th ft ,rMiy T.uiablr mrd.rinr, i'Kc f-m ati'il r-untinw tornanmn-r iyt. Hall Hlam to rr r-h r it hiH J 34 tioum.nr iiurri ihr mny. kiwrrr bMtlr that tta H-rn aold in Ciucinnat. dunnc ihr lat fcix. mufiihs a told ith tb-r ahorr yuarantrc, and ka j ' j ba to Brr tac firI lMHtlr r-tnritrl. For tciy JOHN KIM AUD. G-rwrrat ar"nt fur Indiana, and M. W. HAILE, Brmk IK