Indiana American, Volume 16, Number 25, Brookville, Franklin County, 16 June 1848 — Page 3

WHIG NATIONAL CONVENTION.

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.parted j-rte Ed'imort ciitfrr. I Mr. Colgate, or New Hampshire, nomina tod The YTfc'3 .Vilien:sl ciitvmtiini lor the Pan ii'l Webster, nomination of t amlid.it for IVcsldent i A motion was here marie; to nostnone the

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and Vicc-I'm-ittrnt. I order of tlie day, to allow Judg-e Sanders, of the

FIRST BALLOT. Alibott Lrwrence, of Massachusetts, 113 Millard Filmore, of New York, 1 1 I Vote for other candidates not received. SECOND BALLOT.

Millard Filinore declared the choip of the '

BULLETIN XO.

rPRF. Season uf

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PliiUde!!iia, Jim 7,1S1. Louisiana delegation, to read a letter concerning i couvention for Vice President of th U. States,

The croat day, to which thousands of whigs (.ni. Tavlor's position, which they say is to a-

thronchont t!v length ana breadth of our ex- : bide by the decision of the convention, and antenJe.t country have been anxiously looking, thorizs his withdrawal from the canvass if he has at last arrived; and here I am, amiiist a j shou'd not be the nominee of the conrentian. whirlpool of excitement, in the large and ex- Mr. Truman Smith presented a letter from Gen. tended saloon of the Chinese Museum, await- j Scott, a's i pledging to abide the decision of the ing the hour for the assembling of the delegates , convention. to the whig national convention, which is to se- I The convention then proceeded to the 1,'ct a candidate for President and Vice Tresi- s I-'iixt Two Itnllotinao. dent of t'le United States. j The following table exhibits the votes as cast

The scene in the Saloon, which, after a hard . by the States respectively:

tup of nearly half an hour, I succeed? 1 in reach

ing, was exceedingly Imposing. When I bad gained admittance, it wanted a full hour of tho time for the meeting of the convention, nnd yet the galleries were crowded to excess. The Saloon is probably one ot the largest and most majniriVent buildings in the United States; it is Sllil feet in length and Gil in breadth, and it is said is capable of containing 3.iK persons, and in truth there appeared to be' full that number present the spacious eaUeries, which run the entire letigfh of the building, supported by some sixty Grecian co'.umns reaching to the ceiling, were packed, until there appeared to be not room enough left for one man. The President's stand is located in the centre of the room against the northern gallery. Immediately over the stand is a large spread eagle, banug in his talons the folds of two splendid American il igs. Small white banners bearing the name cf the several States are bung at regular distances around the gla'eries, anil altogether the appearance of the room is truly beautiful. At 11 o'clock, IT-nry White, K-q , of Philadelphia, rose and called the convention to order anil moved that it be temporarily orgtniied by calling the Hon. John A. Collier of New York to the chair. This motion was carried without a dissenting voice, and Mr. Collier acordingly k the chair. On motion of Mr White, the Il.in. Jar.s Harlan of Kentucky was unanimously appointed the temporary secretary'. The proceedings of the convention were then opened by an i npressive address to the throne Grace, by the Rev. Mr. Bruinvd of Philadelphia. On motion, John Sherman, of Ohio, was appointed an additional secretary ; after which, the roll of delegates was called over, and a full renpesentation found to be present. Mr. T. B. King, of (Jeorgia, moved that the delegation from each State appoint one of their number, who shall constitute a committee to report permanent officers for the convention. Mr N. 15. Blunt, of New York, moved to amend the motion by authorizing the Chair to appoint the committee of one from each State. This was lost.

A motion was then made to lay the original j

resolution on the tab.-. L.nst. The original resolution of Mr. Kiug was then adopted unanimously. Ou motion, it was ordered that the convention adopt the rules of the House of Representatives so tar as they are applicable. On motion, it was ordered that the dally session of the convention be opened with prayer to Almighty God for his blessing upon its deliberations. .Mr. John W. Fowler, of New York, moved that the name cf the delegate handed in to represent the Stat? of Texas in the committee, (James M- Hay,) be excluded from tin; committee on the ground that Tixas was not represented ou the tloor of the house, and that the g-Mi-t'eman named belonged te the Stat? of Louisiana.

Ti.e Chair ruled the motion out of order. Theconvention then adjourned till 4 o'clock, p. ci. .1 fir-moon Scsxion t oVIocU. The convention reassembled, pursuant to adjournment, and was called to order by the chairman, Mr. Collier. Tne committee of one from each State, appointed to designate permanent officers of the convention, reported. For President Gen. John M. Morehead, of

North Carolina

each State, and a number of secretaries.

Gen and, in

First Ballot.

Second Ballot.

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tar has tome whm

extreme c j re

taken of the health. Nrarl v alt the diea-e- of

Summer are traceable t

exposure in the Spring-, r tn the neglect of tho ncdical im-an hich mi lil have bet-n retort -In. It i ft not urprisin thru the human -tt in hm Id hp powerl'ii 11 y nlfi cied at flii time. '1 he whole realm of nature Omw th:t wonderful m-

ftm-nces are aurad. The outer world awake tu nt '

life, and man and bea-t and all anitnat'd ei-uCf 8 re affected. Now i the time, then fore, to tie Mich

i ""'""1""' "")'"g xjuiu tr ueu. , infallible i.i the prevention ami cure f diseases. As !Ta... ,,.- , ...I. - SPRING MED1CINF.S,

v-arrou, ui 1 orK, Bam utnl iiie Wiligs ; the nrnelenberjr VeRetahle Pills, the Oraefeiihcrt;

From the Union.

Piiiladelphia, June 9. Mr. McCulIough addressed the convention.

and said the first nomination of Gen. Taylor ; was made on the free soil of New Jersey on ! !' L i.l .11 IT I ... .1 . '

i remon oame-iieia. lie movea mat me nomination he unanimous. Mr. Vance, of ohio, seconded the motion, lie had opposed Gen. Taylor, but was too old a

soldier not to surrender when fairly whipped

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erne wh. n J y. taK re n bnililin on ihr ro'i.er '"" J'' bl' j y Walnut .is., tie- mm! jplendiil Pian

! Cincinnati Advertisement. !

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of 7h :tml i

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WnrenHinM ill (he L'ltileil S' at e. The liJ-tr flwur

will he ilevnfert eciii'ikely tn the jale ofTea, a ry , larireainl ehoiee tck of kich ill he kept. Whole- : ale ami RetKil, at Kasti-rn price. The hull ahme, ilH-liiilniir; ihe whule upper p:irl of the hitihlinv will . be filled mtli the unritilled instruments of Stixlart !t Dunham, New Ytirk, who are now preparing for ' i the largest ntotk tver ieen at one hou se, I-.asl or West. Until our new room are finished, -r n1!:!! cniititme ' Ir keep a p-ood anrlment of 'l'ea ami riaim al our , old Tnd h. W. cor. (th and Walnut st., and af price at eat 10 p r cent, low-r than any other dealers. ' All unliniited warrantee al wav given. j SMI Ml k N IXON". 1 Cincinnati, Ohio, May .10. 2.t

j Slatc. ( Maine ' New HampshireMaachusett j Vermont j Hhode Island . Connecticut - New Jersey . . . . j Pennsylvania , D. Ian-are I Varvland

', Virginia- ... . : North CarolinaSouth Carolina New York ! Georgia .. j Florida Alabama Mississippi

Louisiana Texas , Arkansas

; 1 en:ies:( e j Ohio j Kentucky j Indiana j Iltinois ; Michigan ! low a ----- -

Missouri - - -Wisconsiu - - -

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' never surrendered, and that New York would

"S J respond to the nomination by au overwhelming I , majority. o I Mr. F. Johnson said Pennsylvania wonld no0 j bly respond, and the cry would be, to the end 0 of the campaign, "a little more grape, Captain

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Health Bitters, and the ftracfenbrre Sarnaparilla

Compound, should superceded all others. For niii-ver-al use the pills and Fitters art of incalculable value. 'I hose w ho take them ni ed not fear ike encrvat ins; effects of the Sninmer v litch iathan4. The

b.et ot the present Hullt tiu is to aopri.e the pub-

proof: fhoof: ruooF: Rev. j. i.. i h,t, Protestant Methodist Minister, ay, in a letter to fr. .layne, dated Albion, Erie countv, pennsvlvania. Oi-t. j 9th, lSI-i. Mrs. Tumi r has hi'eli ffiicte'd withDys-; pepsia and Sick Headache for about five years, which ctintiuut tl to irrow more stvere. It my opinion : that our inure turn of il would have closed her mor- j tal career. She look foil bottles of voor Vermil'uire.

and one hex ol Sanative Pill, and by the hlcssinirof

ic ol the aeknon Itled superiority nl iht-tii-ai tenh'-rir t toa acconifiain injr the mean, she m c u red ot her afSARSAPAKILLA COMPlUNO. illielion. We t ad iri.dall Ihe physician, far and

Saranarilln is ofva.t ffi,-.-v in ili n.mi the v. " '. 'mtil we u. .1 your nntlit ii.e. e

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lvir. i nmnneii ot nm nn tf nciron ii,a oama . i- . . . .... .

1 - ......... ... ieiii iroin ii iiiiiies, minis; out it niui ie preparen : standard so nobl v borne by Clay to be raised by on ihe most scieatitic principle and in ihe most tatth-! 1 this couvention." If Taylor's principles were 1 '"' m!,nm-r- It i not enouirh that e put it in Ir.rce i '

cave

Jf Taylor's principles Were ' '"' m),tiller. It is not enouirh that ne put it in l:;rce for him i vessels or vat to teep or boil, iiiixinir it with p; it a t

qiiantito ot molasses ana water. An article th

iCIav's, he would go for him.

j Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, opposed the adjournment to Independence Square, to ratify the , nominations. j Mr. Jenifer, of Maryland, pledged the vote , of the State to the nominees. j Mr. Tilden; of Ohio, offered a resolution, af-

, firming it as the duty of Congress to prohibit i

slavery in tree territories; which was lani on the table. I Mr. Holley, of Ohio, pledged the State to do , its duty; they coulJ elect Taylor for president I I tl 1 vt-l r ."i

; oim win i nitey ior vice president

water. An article

manufactured must injure ihe tone of the Stomach, anp becomparatiselv inert. The Sarsapari I la Compound manufactured by the (iniefi-nberi; Ccnipan, i a most pnwt rful concentration. It is tuSjrsaparilla what tniuiue t to Peruvian Park; one heille coniaininir more virtue than ten of any other ever before manufactured. The dn.e is half a tea-spoonful onlv; so th-t there

j are more dose in a bottle than there is in the laret t

iumiie iii inHiKct oi any oim r inn uui :cio re. 11 is almost literal ly a , Knlplinte ornisapnriIta. j I he puhtic are well advind of tlie tisrs ef Saraj pari 11 a, by nn an of the iHitnermit advertiem nT f wliivh crowd the nrt8. It ii uitnect &:irv f .r c.

the V, rmifiig-r in nur tltiUlren fr rn and if Rood ertV-t (. I have taken ikuim to n tn to Krif

fr jour in Uiritie fronte time, and they haw ell", rted o many cure, that e want vn tt, appoint an gem here. Yotn., .1 . L'll'KXKK, Mi -thmlM Protrtaitt Minintrr.

Total - - - - 111 07 43 22 4 2 US 50 22

Whole number of vote on firt ballot 27$. Nece$ary for a choice 143. Whole number of votes on second ballot 2 50. Necessary for a choice 141. The Convention to 9 o'cWck torn irrow, THIRD DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.

PniladVIphm, June P.

, 1. . ... r . nM-nion', io irtniine hip rratit-r wnn a rt-capu 11 1 sin mi a a whig, was boa n.i to support the noun nee; ofthemaiter. We would simpiv add that all p. rson he felt that he could pledge the whole vote of who have made up their mind's to use ihe article Ohio. (.should purchase no other than that made bv this Adjourned til! quarter of 4 o'oclock. I c"mPv- p" " ' rranted t be ten time, more J n in I'tticaiioin than any other known; no matter how I IIILADELPHIA, June It. ilarethc bottle, or extravagant tht advt rtietuciils. The convention adjourned sine die, without : becau.e it conlain in addition to Sars.iparilla.a pow. resolutions of any kind. ! rr'u' concentration of Mamlrake. Itiirdock. uien's i Dclijrht, Klder, Yellow Dock, iJoiacom. and other

important medicament hich are not found in any otht r preparation. It has performed cures of a kind almost surpassing belief, and it recommended h'- the Faculty. he General Acent for Indiana i Mvers Seaton

Centre, Ille, AVavne Co., Ind. to horn application

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0 j The Xrw Vorli i:vrnin Post, o ; The Leauinff Locofoco paper of the city'and o ' State of New York says: i We now look npon the Presidential question . as virtually settled; Genera! Taylor will be in jtie Tresidential chair in the 4th ofM.irchif he jis alive. He will sweep the South from Cape j May to Key West, and from the Ohio to the j Rio Graude. Virginia will give her voice for 'Taylor as surely as South Carolina. Not one ' of the States, to purchase whose suprort the

letter ot ir. Lass on slavery was written, will,

The convention assembled at 9 o'clock this j a a" probability, give the author of that letter morning, amid the greatest excitement both in- a vte for the Presidency. In the North his siJe and outside the hall. j prospects are scarcely less satisfactory. This After the reading of the journal, the Tresideut i very nomination of Taylor neutralizes, in an inanuounced tint the balloting for President was stant,an influence which yesterday wasexdeedI ! I . 11 11 1! tl i ... I 1 1 1 1 - i 1 1 j ni t K J .' .. I inrrts nulira in f ..... .. f StP f - I.

for aareneies mav be addressed

Agrntt Jor I rnnklin Coimfi. John S. William, rirookville ; TfuckutVller it Cooler, Auchejter, K. i jner, Metanvira. EDWARD HAH TON, Secretary. New York, April, 1S-IS. 24-lw.

The deleg-ites were then directed to prepare for the third ballot. The balloting proceeded, and resulted as follows: THIRD R ALLOT. Taylor, - - - - 1.13 C!V, 74 Scott, .... 54 Webster, ----- 17 Whole vote, 27 necessary to a choice, 140. General Taylor Kicked 7 votes of a choice. The convention then proceeded to the 4th ballot, which resulted in the choice of GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR, as the candidate of the whig party of the United States for President.

shipers of power will now turii their faces to

me rising :un.

MARRIED On Wednesday last, Mr. Levi Thurston to Miss Sarah Jane Updyke. On the 11th inst. Mr. John G. Humphrey to Miss Sarah Boliu.

Engine Shop and Foundry, by A. IJ. II A LARIRD. Front Street opposite White Water Canal Rasin, Cincinnati. Unhand ard tor tale at this time, F.neincs, 12 in. Cylinder, 4 feet stroke.

9 in. tin 35 do do 8 in. do 3 do do 9 ill. do 2 do do 8 in. do 3 do eft 4t in. do 20 in. do

PORTARI.F. MILLS AND CORN SHF.I.LF.RS.

All kinds of MILL OEARINO made to order. Mar. 25, 1S48. 14

SCROFULA AND SCROKt I.OVS SWF.Ll INfiS Scrofula in all its multiplied forms, vtheiher in

( that of K1111;' F.vil, F.ulart?emc!it of the (;iand or ! Rones, (.iuitre. White Swellings, Chronic Rheumatism. Cancer, Diseases of the Skin or h pine, or of 1'ulmenary Consumption, emanate from one and the same cause, which is a puisnnuii principle inherent in the j human .systt ni. Therefore, unless this principle can he de- trovid, no radical cure call be t tl'i cted; hill if the principle upon uhieh the disease depends is re. I moved, a cure must nt nseessiiy fol ow, no mutter unjilcrwhat torin the disease should mauif-st itself. t 'I his. therefor,-, is the reason win Juwie's Aluraiive

t is so universal ly .siirccs -ful in remoi inir o m.iny ma- j ! Iiirnaut d icas . It distross tin- virus or principle 1 frmn u Inch thoe dist-ases have l heir ori-- n, by literI in; into ihe circulation, and it the blood is con- I , veved to the minutest fibre; removing rvi ry panicle 1

Ol. lllt lte 1 riilU Ille sysii m. Vrepand only by Dr. D.Jayne. l'bilui Ipt.ia, and solilon airnicyhr ' " M. W. HA1LK. 2A-3 ' ' Rrookvilk. lud. Emporium of F:shion.

! fWHF, undri-Hitned Iih 11117 t-ntered into iMt-purtner-t I 'i. in Hi Tailnrinir !i ii tiri, hoiiI.I r p ct , fully oiuii a nhare nf pnMic piiiriinair' m iISji lint-. ; 'I lu ir Imp i vuv dm.r imrth i-f Litu k -V. Karqu)mr : 1 Stun-, nn Main Huri! -. t., in HrunV ili , w h re t It y ! j iir- pr pan it to in work in ihe latest tle, mitt mt I dttrahW- mainii-r; warnuitt-d m a 1 1 cam, iut 011)1 at ; may unit ihoe who may favor iheni ith ttuirtui- '

tnni. A ml tiny take tlii mt'tliutt to ieiirn their lhHtik fir the lavurahle p;ilrini!ire heretofore he-.,w- I

ed iipmi thi in, and hope by strict attention to bui nem tu nurii a cuiitinii.in"e nf the same. S MlKIa SHK.I'PAffn, THOMAS SHtPPAHD. Mar SUt, 1-1. 23-4

OHIO HOTEL: AT II A R IJ I SON O III O: D GERARD. Proprietor f HIS Hotel ha been refill, tl up painted utirw. fm intide and out the ro;jii all fu rn i;hf il with

ne carpet, new bed, bcdtends, chairs, laStv; and

unit tMt, everything (niieiti.d ih, and appertaining and beluiiiriiiir t. a H .tet. hat nndt rirtuie an entire eha nt;c. Vt'irhtiitt doulu it i a neat anestaSii-hmt n' as can be found in any tnw 11 of the same s.ze eiih r east nr wer of the nimimain. His table, ton, i nnt surpassed for the Mfreanf and luxtirit s uf life, and Hill -.atisfj the nil. st 1 pie ore. l he Sin tilintr belong oc t- this Hon-e has a'o brrii impr-ved. I he bet nf provi uiler uill at a'lliimeo he ftirni-hed. Travelers i I find it to theircomfort and advan-i tae to tfnp at the Ohio IloiHe. Ki-b 5, W47 n tf WtJO It V 11 1 iSiS "f T7K will be riadvby thefirt of y for Cardini-, w T a our Machine's are nf the bri t .n the country, and we hate old him! tried hanJ, wt can iib cniili ilniee warrant the best of work, on sburi notice. CARPING AND SPINNING, Will l-e dm,,- f.ir rusti.niers at 111.- folloin; price: V hite Wool in bro ii ln 15 i t-, nr. lb Mixed ' " 17 He lin Vam, 2 1 he small, si ..t s f..r s pi on i tic n-o-l he 1 l!i .MA.M'. ACl L KING. Jeans, blue miwd, leaf, ?"l pr. yd. -let I ' 31 1 ' '

leal, Sa'titii t. aeciir.linc; to cole.r. t"assitnere. a.-eorilinc ti color. Cloth, aecordinc to color.

line Maoiii 1, according to idth, U Vi2S Dyed " J5 iu.7j Klankets, p, r pair, S' oo We hive a si r Inrre stock nfW Otll.KV GOODS oftheah.ve kind. h n-h eill be srlad liieM-liali-tor Vm , Cash, or anv kind of Produce, at verv fur

prices. As e an- tet rniined to arrant our 'work ! en d, and out c.mils iiui-alile, vie hope and e.xjn ct a larce -hare of the public pal n. n ice. ' CM.!.: THY Is. AMI skk:: and if you are dis. : appointed, e ill make jmi wh ile. " j K. M CV & Ct) ; Laurel, Apr:!Th. 1. i

H. I.INCK. SPIJIVC

J. II. FAiiqi HAIt .

First

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Arrival

of New and Fashionable Goods at the New Store of t.!i:k tv f 4ii()rn j? . Healers in Staph-and Fa:iry Dry Goods. Hal d u-iro, (ueenswar. , c;lasstar-. M ooilen :,r. . C utlr. ti'oetries. Nails, ai. Cpps, Hoots, Shoe.. Vntiolis, ,X;e. ic Opposite to the 1'. st ORU-e, on Maix lluress slrret, llrot.l., iile, liiili;na. T INCK FAIHUIitK a;:V, t.,rir.i!w, rfilu, K i nil ihod to eckoou le'lr-e tn iheirfriemls anil custom, rs. a keen sens,- of t-r.nui:de f..r the liberal sli.-i of patronare reci ied: and now lake pli aom in 111. 1 o iiirrac tn ihr public, 'hat t he v havr i ui r nivid a NFW and S 1M.K 1)1 D assortni'elit of SI'U I Nf ; and SCMMEK COOPS, s, lecf d creat r.-ir- fr.1.11 the Ii I'st nnd lliosr t limnlele ussrirriii.-iits if s. its., 11:1 !il..

(foods in the

- s'nel; eon-isls 111 jarl ot

IT blue, Fnreit. Iiliu an faiair. S.ik w:

s-itm

37 1 1..-". :fln7.S .o'u:i

market, 'lh-

Mark, brown and claret Ante; it ni and 11 I'.runil Cloths. d Mark Hi aver Cloths. nia C :inn;r. irp. d t n-lrui'ten.

s Croten t'lolh, and a varietv of Lionne. ' brown, trreeii ju, c..'t! mix,', d I wseds. Pantalooncrv. Fancy Ar er can and Kn iicliCaiir.-i IMain ilo if, M J'ancy and plain Mack. V,i:r, brown. er:n, a:ui niixi d S:itim ft s " Kentoeky. I'emisi ivania and Domesl ic Jcant " Curd - d c" , . Itn 11. ,'ni v. " Fancv and p'tun I.iiiuen and C.tTo-.i Fahr'c. Ginghams, Prints, Lawn?, Delaines

Alpacas ;c.

era'!:! C p:-,d c;

Hid nl

' and hu

blue, and

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i.l 'I'aek, puri'l

1 ni s.

1 ( 1 1 11 ic'ia ms.

blue and orange

'.ey Prints, i rr..

Pi:iIISV .J. 3IOOKK. I'l'xn'ier. Pump ami IL: hunt M ikrr. No. 11 tifih st., h- tw n H.ice and Klin, has cuiKi.mily on halol and fursalc. Well, Citcrti and Korce Pump-, Sin , 1 I.t ad and Li ad l'in of a1 1 ii s. At. Sit Itsdraolii; Water Hums, f.ir couv. vin water from Sprintr or small orrams m dwilhos ij.irili us, stables, ir., w lu re a head . f frmn -I te r" IV 1 t can be obiaiutd. VYatircan be conrexid frmn 1' 0 to l.so f. ,-t 111 hi iz'n. and ironi 2 lo 4000 fret on a lev1 1, at a small ept use. All ordt r fro;u tin- country t.xccutcd with m Alness and despai eh. Cm , )., Dec. ls'47 I -1 y

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New Goods.

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COMMERCIAL.

States. Maine

Nvv ITittnpsliirt M isstcliusetts Vermont Rhode Island Comieotjr-ut New York New Jersey

L. .isi'eiieau, uun .

with and vice president from ,l-""a

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an abl- ami elon.netit a.'.dress, returned j -lr',l"lr.

his thinks f jr the high honor th.tt had been con- , orm !,TO.1M', ferred upon him in calling him to preside over ' such a lare and respectable assomblajie of his sr'a fellow-con ntrynied from every section of the I,, i Union. He impressed upon the members of the I CL. ;'"a convention the necessity for unity of action, and 1 j l'-s'PP' invoked each delegate to lay aside all personal, ! i;'n"!i, u,'t ..t i.,.,i f.,1:., ti-o 1... .-:.:..-.'( ..11 Texas

OU( IxJsl,! txTxTl I lit1' -s IIO .illii lt I- I fill nil- t

portant, and as certain to render the whin cause

f rmmiihant In tli ri-iii itr ip.ici 'otiti-il uLdl.Mi 1

Th whole address of (Jen. Morehead was i r"1utky

listened to with'deep attenticn, and was received , ,? ,v,-l, nnnmhsli, n lllldldtia

Illinois Miclnjran

Iowa Missouri Wisconsin

Taylor. Clay. Scott. Webster.

I Arkansas

i Tennessee

with approbation.

The convention then, after the transaction of Foine preliminary business, adjourned until 9 si 'clock to-morrow liiorninir, when it will probably proceed to a ballot, as a caucus is to be held at !? o'clock this evening. SECOND DAY'S FROCF.EDiNCsS. Philadelphia, JuneS. Areeablv to adjonrnient, the convention reossembled this morning, at o'clock: ex-Governor Morehead in the chair. The pilleries, as usual, w:'ri full to oveil.)ivtno;. The committee on credentials presented a report. That portiou of it whic't proposed to permit iiele;ttes from Louisiana to represent and act for the St iteof Tex ts was adopted. A Ion" and animated debate aroose on anotlt-

r n 3 i 2 0 0 4 10 2 3 2 2 2 0 4 0 0 0 3 :i 0 0 fi 13 17 0 t 3 0 0 12 4 10 0 2 0 10 8 0 0 0 16 1 0 0 10 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 10 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 6 10 0 6 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 11 1 0 0 1 1 21 0 7 14 0 8 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 171 32 63 14

Whole number of votes 2?0 necessarv to a

choice 1 1'' majority for Gen. Taylor over all ptherenndidates 62. The result was announced amid the most enthusiastic cheers, both from the menibrsand the spectators, and was taken up by the immense crowd out of doors with deafening shouts. The New York delegation approved of the nomination, and the Massachusett delegation obiected. The Ohio members offered a resolution that

Cinriu.ti.iti IIiirkct June 7, Flonr The sales to-day were 100 and 600 brls City Mills; 400 do. at 3 70 delivered and inspection guarantied; 50 brls. choice country brand from river at 3 75. Provisions Not much done to-dav 54 brls.

Mess Pork at S; 30,000 lbs. Rulk Sides at p. n. j t-; 116 kegs No. 1 Lard at G'a'c.j 76 brls. ordinary do. at 5l.Cc; 7D brls. Grease at 37c.

j Lead A sale of 2000 lbs. Bar at 4c. Molasses A Side of 50 brls. New Orleans at ' 25c. j Coffee A sale of 100 bags Rio at 74c, 'JO days. Cotton Sales of 24 bales middling at 5c.; 14 do. t 5c. cash. ! Brooms Sales of 75 doz. common to good, j from store, at $1 50a2 25. j Cheese A f"le! of 100 boxes In lots ut Gl'o. j Sugir A sale of 30 hhds. fair Mew Orleans . at p. n. t. I Linseed Oil Sales of 25 brls. from store at

59.. . Till iin. nt 53c.

X O TIC K. ! THE STATE OF I1)IASA, tn the Franklin j - KHAXKLIN COCNTY, jCirvuit Court. ALEX AX IIKH KHV1N f . -BILL for DIVORCE.

JEMIMA EHVIX. J

E it remcmben d, that on the lmh dav of June,

A. 1). I74S, ihe above named Alexander F.rvin,

by John A. Matsmi, Esquire, his attorney, filed in the Clerk's Office of the Franklin Circuit Cuurt, his bill for a divorce, against the above named defendant, Jemima Ervin, and Mo he affidavit of a disinterested person, by which it appears, that the above defendant, Jemima Ervin, is not a resident of the State of Indiana, as he (the said affiant) verily believes: 1 he said defeiidanl is therefore hereby notified of the tiling of the said bill and the pendency of the said suit, and that unless she plead to or answer the same before the calling of the cause at the next

term of the said Court, to he holdcn at the Court House in HrooKVille. in and for the County of Franklin, in the State of Indiana, on the second Monday of August next, the said bill, as to the said defend inf, will Ik- heard in her absence and decreed upon accor-dltn-ly. Attest, JOHN M. JOHNS I ON, June 12th, 184S. 25-3wr t I. rk V. C. C. UNION COUNTV.

STATEMENT of the receipt and Exprnd'i

t THE undersigned attain calls attention to his stork

ot Dry tood, which he has .il-t been increasing by supplies nf articles for sprint; and Summer wear". His stock consists in part of Silk, worsted, linnen and cotton goods for pent lemen's wear. Fancy colored French Cloitis, Cassimerrs &. Sattinetts. Oinpham, Law ns, and new style law ns Jc ginghams. New style calicos. -Marsaiiles, valentta and silk vesting. New style of dress silks. Dress Hdkfs It shawls suited to th season. Kid. Silk ailfl Pnllnil Crl.ives I'.ie laitioa an. I .-..tit

Hnnnett rilihouds and drawer goods, and all other ' lON'AHt.E SPHINC

drticles in the goods line. As cheapness seems to be the order nf the day, he assures his old customers and the public that he" will not be undersold by any, anil promises as great variety and good quality as can be had ill the market at citv price for cash. .May ,114S. R.TYXFfl.

iiouse & two Lots for Sale. AUK subscriber wishes to sell a house and two lots w in the tow n of Kochester, iear the lock. It is a fram hulise.and a comfortable dwelling. THOS. FITTOX. May 29th, 1848. 2J-3w-H. KKKLV, 1)K.TIST7 sw vjIt,I. visit Krookvilie, the 12lh of Atiirilst, '48. W Kooni at the Hi-ookville Hotel. it A Tliraiiii llatiiino. fllHE subscriber has for sale an exc Lent Thra-b-K ing Machine, in g I and complete n pair. It has been used one season and operated well. It will be sold on nasonaMe terms. Afply to the undersigned, in Hronkville. VM. MOFFITT. May 31st, 1841. 2V1w

ll Ii T l

a r . ar ij

ATIORXF.V AND COCXSELLOIl

llriiiikvllc. I n d . Office on Main Burgess St. Dec. 20, 847.-5My Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

Practiccaiu liamilton. Cl r nont and Hrow n Conn- I tie. Ohio. I OFFICE On the F.at side of Main, between 3d ! Markin

ann 4tii t., t ineinnali, tlli-o. Hefer tot". F. Clarkson, llrookville. D.C. 1S47. 51 IV

II. I). .JOHNSON. ATTOUXEY AND COfXSEI.LOK AT LAW, KOKOMO. H"W ard Co.. Ind. Iteferto Mess rs. Coram. Tweed sli 'iiiciiiuali: (ieo. M,i! find. I'..q. II rouk v i lie. I no Oct. 2. 18 17 44

ii.rc.it Atlraclioiis.: i

Second Arrival

lOfSpringGoodsntthe NEW STORK of

LICK sV. r A Kyi' II Alt. TF-SSRS. I.IXC'K ft KAKql H AK off. r to the

T I public a si cond complete assortment of FASHlOXAHLE SPHIXtl and SlMMK.lt (iOODS, s.

lecli d with treat care anil al HE HIT K I) I'Ull K.S I

They present inducements for buyers from distant neighborhoods to examine their stuck, a 1 1 unsurpassed1 in this market. Prices MUCH reduced. May 24, 1848

JOHN A. JIATSOX, Attorney at Law. Office on Main Sr., itmiotxvn i.e. Ind May li'tili, I84.V 20-1 f.

' Frt lleh. Mjneli. ! and fMMl;.

Ileme-tie IHIi-fiU

r'aii pi nk. 111 u I'lirple, hr.inn

mek I'rillls. Pine, bluck: li-.-ht. eil n ! n:i.! i'.n Super Eugii-h Clini'.. plai,, p ,.,

r urTiM- r.- ri uiis. A HE l I II 11. iuuI f'tOICE .electiua ofsari'ios colors and putteris. ftr.iwn, bio,-, i-rn ii :-.:,.! fancv i,s-- ,', Super black ami no il. er-limd !ii::. .:s. " black nn, I tr.,. I,- tnlnri d I m.:,, -r i ! Il'aek. brown, blue, pink, drjh an 1 -i Muslin.

Sill, linished and cloak (link.

Vimleii and Cull. hi Flannel-, table and S

Itieaeh' '1 diima-k . I'!::in ar d tiie enl".: 1'..' SiM-c Y--;nc, ci,,,.,i. e, I'l- - - I I L i' 1 i i . . . . . i ! .. Siiiht plain Uia, k. blue bl.i.-'k au.t f .'ii ) dr eu'"il ru d, Al'r.ijiie li"'utel Jii-l. s Fancy ,! ,),, St n-ltaw aprmi ,f, Vhiir. Ii'h, .iii.l .;iil, Finn nee a- d V. I,iie

Mi per piain h .u s Satin and Vi In t f r V, s

" lancy -nk, Mi l ioii.Ca-hi ier. M i Shawls and !r- s ll.mdk. ,-i In. i-of ; and clo ic- x ai i. i . Swi . in nil. 1 h, plain a.l ,

Mu-liii: whin-am! hl.uk holni.,u; gre lri-h lim n, xc. ir. ro. V.NETS. Splelidid Afsorrnieiif of ladies and Mis Style Fa'hiotiab;,- limmets.

NOTIONS. canvass, eru, 1. canvass need

anil Mil-lin edsriliL-. l.i-le I .ace aid l:n, i-nui-.. Illack and ne.d, e l d Si k. Moh.nraud en ti n FriuHi, Worst. , I l'i rri's. l.-,-.li, s Tamboard "..i u -, Fiiii-h. cl Habits ami soper Fr. i ch worknl Coll.iis. Anifieial 1 lower-, piam and fancx purse iwi-i, sieel b. ads. riiis ami ta-s, 1; Para-ols, l nilir. Has. Fan-, ,Vc. ic. OFVF.HAL ASSOIJTMF.V I ofSnp, riur RIMTtOXS Ladies" col d and black kid. silk and eoilmi ii,t -ti. ills' buck, kid. s Ik al.d coti.ni do Mi ll'-. Ladies', Mi-s' and chlidrt n'-cnttnn ami nted Hosea Chililren's llctiru'i . h.ijs It, lis. Kc

t style i fa. I

la;

.ml,

Silk

img.

-I s-y".

d .lac. nn i n l. rj l-

xrr

th read

1)

M-slar.

Palm Fur,

Vv

iulia'.!, Fur

ir

spuing coons: Last A r r i v a I. U UK TON vV MARTIN arf pit receirinc dintt tmm tht' raMrrn Cilitji the tMKAPF.S I" mock nf (iOOl)S crrr offfi 'r! tn this vnjrkrf which they uill take qifat l aure in hi 11,5 the toml pmple nf Franklin co., ttnl h t tht-m jmlt;.' fur tht mu-lvt . Their ai.rtnu'iit i eoinplete, nud they an- ih tfriuinvA not t-t he un-irrtolil hu any haute im itntinna I ln v

want the eiU t' hrai; lur thrni;flve. I'all and litok ' at them. HrokviMe, May lt, j P. S. Ctiuntry rroduee tuken in exchange fur!

tiom..

Executors' Notice. "OTirR i herehy iven that the utirirrniened have taken out letter le-it a me niary uu the estate of Wiltiam MtC leery, tleceaned. rerson td hted to aid estate uill pKa tall and settle, and thoe hMVilitr vliitm present them tnr ymei.t HOB KU I M'Cl.KKHY, ISA C I'Hll'K, JOHN A, MA 1 SOX, May 2?d, 1843. 22 -S Kxectitori. qukfa's war n and olaswauk.

Tf IM' r'ceived ami for ule, a lanre aiiurtmeiit of

p Hint in

John si. iwiniiniAic, At i t'K n fv at Law. II r 11 ii k v 1 1 I p , la. Jan. Ui lSJ.t- 3 tf. .joiin i). 1 1 c )v i 7A xd , Attorney at Lav, liKOOKYILLE.Ia, C.'. C. M l la la K If .V CO. MAXI FAC I CHF.HS OF Cast, Wrougiit, and Steel, Kouldboard Ploxichs, Seventh St. Let ween Mam and Walnut. Cin.O.

Ma rs h nih 1 4.

12-

A Nil A UK AM)

Jaiecnsware and tviassmarc, by

Mav 24, 1841.

H. TVXF.lt.

i nij is:

II K.siihserih. r has I 'ic pur. ha-i d theolil Ian Yard

ol Mr. l.o.idv, in in llr.iiiki ill, j-hi Hide-and Hark, for Inch he villKiv,

prici , ,ve. HF.XHV SIIAFKH April I 5th, 1R47

liijile skin Stlk ITaTu anil Wool do

,l.i nth. oild silk and veln i r rs

Boots andShosp. Men's and Iloys' Call, Kip and Common R K. " , ' " i,. .. Ladies' and Misses' morocco and calf hunts ami shu. ' ' slipp, r-. 'lo-Uins and cait. r-. SPLENDID assort iiirnt ,,f I.t IK l (i (ll.lsxI'S. WALL AMI UINOOU PM'KK. Lnnilsrapr nnt! I'nr Sc--r.x u';i !',orJf.t. Larreand SmalMfKA 'A Al I Ills. Splendid assortnu in ,.f Ladies' and lii ml men's Bill SSK1.S ( AKPI. I 11 (;s Ciras. Mate nianutaclun d bv the H'.ind; eern busk Mats. Oil paint d Landscape Win.li.w sha.Vs. All killdf ol'.ippi iiv, d mi rehatil.tb.e enuetrv orodllce rec.'iv.tl in i xihan ire f,.r c N, al a- i pi I. , s. Piircha-ers are n quest, il to examine ft-r th in. Im boih ihe 11 1 If LI', and the PK U K. a. our mono -nil is. that "Ihe iniutile sixpense is preferable to tin- sun lii'llliIT." I.INCK .S; 1A1IHU1MI. April 1st, 141. Wood s Steam Iron Railing 31 a ir i a c v ot: i'.

i market ! lsii!!re Kivul. ;ih)VP IIntiotin iM'll St ,1'lii

1 ( . S !' r pi!! ic and pri .it- Im itiin -

Suffer,

Vov Bj.idic: A p. plain and fancy S1I.K. 30 pi. tvinchami. 7 1 p. I. awn. 150 pi. C'aliro. fi p. Mnlin He I.anc. 20 t. AVhite lre (inod and a Funeral anrtmnt of plain and fancy Lusters Homhar.ineft and uther drt- good-t tor Ladies, juM opemntj a id fur ale low hy IUUTON .c MARTIN.

shawls: te the particular attention of Ladies to

(jimnsiifx. t. suear.

tFlii Parrels of Molas-.es. 10 Half barrels No. 1 Mackerel. c tuart r do. 2 I I rce rice. For sale hr April 2;ih. K. I YXFJT. V. JL a. w. uonsoN,

Copper Smiths

OV It All.

and public '

panern.

- - x rot. terv Uailmis. nf clas-ic and nuiijiie di siens, 'PI IJ tt SON emhrai-iii-oiar.'-ul one h.in.lr. il .hll, r. ol sariei i. s. Cincinnatt, Ohio, Wet Sex. n,h s,,-., ,,b. urm W . ,. ."'iVL'. mxT"1 ' "' '"" ''" tern Uu ttiid .(.Tin t . . ,. -,, , . . .

WV MANIKCII'I4KKS-A1I de.erin:in, ..f . "-""' -'-t. iur i ..tta!?. man, ...mry

in'imr .-aw- niiiue i it iir.r: irnn. e li nr.

HaekSautt; all kind f N;irmu Saw-

I Siinerotr It rtm.-lir Ti-.,)i r:-i'i- r..r r-..,-;.ii. f.-.i.

for turoinf " ' ' '

I - -..- .. I... 1 1 .. .....i Z. S,-.

'-' " " "i mill power; ml KIOO-ol

saw repatrinir i xi eul, d in a win kuian'ik

lluckleil aws r, paired and uarraimd Fell. 3.1, l.si.s. 7-ly

ii a ii tit r.

oal lo n. h.

lia-W.F. inv

our assortment of eletranl Shaxv

III H I ON y M AR

I I.

or portion of tho r-oniniitlee's report, which pro

posal! to authorize a majority of deleoutes trom the noniinatioti be not declarcii itnaniittousi, nnStates not fully represented to cast the entire ; leys tin nominee shonlJ pledpe himself in supeUctoral rote cf sueli Stttt-s, and to fill vacan- ' port of whifj jirinciplcs. cics in their respective i'.t legpitions. The tiis-j The resolution was not entertained, ami causrussioa was soon clised by a call of the previ- ed much confusion tu the convention. ous question, invoicing the adoption of the com- j The fo'.lowinp; is a recapitulation of the four

mittee s report, u was ueiermineti in me nega- j tia'.lotmgs: five, by yeas l'JG to nays 15ti. So the report' was rejected. i 1st ballot Pome explanations were made in regard to the -d ballot credentials of t'.ie Missuori and Louisiana c!ci?a- ' ballot

tions. The question, whether the mode of volinj should be by Slates or delegates singly, was also d;scused. Between 2 and 3 o'clock, p. m., the conven-

4th ballot

rei.'Or. Clr.'l. SreTt, tf.hs. Clnt'n. Mr 1. ill 7 4-x -21 4 a 11S Mi .Ml lJ 4 0 1.1.1 74 54 17 1 0 171 32 f: 14 0 0

tion adjourned to meet ajrain at 4,

p. tn., tu pn-

I x- n..ki.- n..'i.i:..

Mr. Carroll of New York proposed that the Knr t.ountv oflicn-a

An aiijournment was then proposed, but the motion was withdrawn. Mr. Collier of New York moved that the convention proceevl to nominate a Candidate for the Vice Vresidency, and nominates therefor Mil-

vatesessiou. It was announced that the hall lar t t illmore; tiut tvetore action was taken.

would be opened to the public at fi o'clock, p. m. '

At 1F.M0. St.SSlt i. hen the tioors nomination tor rresident be declareU Hy tlie conwere opened to the public, after scret session vention unanimous. a debate was poino; on upon a resolution r-qni-! .Mr. Ilryan of South Carolina gave his hearty ring whig pledges from the candidates presen- assent to the nomination. tod. ! Mr. Allen cf Massachusetts would net aswnt. Mr. Haskell speke, and fronted the idea that He believexl that the whig party was this day the whigs would vote for anybody but a whij. ' dissolved. No pledoes were necessarv; and he therefore' Mr. Wilson of Massachusetts said he could hoped that the resolution would be laid on the ! not concur, and would do all he could to defeat table, and that theconvention would proceed to ' the nominee. nominate Clav, Scott, Tavlor, or any good Mr. I. tint of Massachusetts, the only delegate

whiir. I from that State who voted for the nominee, said j Tne President had decided the resolution to be he should give him a cordial support, such as he j out of order, when the debate was continued on would have extended to any other nominee. an appeal from his decision. Mr. Kverett of He believed that Mr. Wilsou did not express the Vermont spoke upou the question, but inaudi- j sen iments of Massachusetts, which had always j W v. supported the whig banner. i Mr. Gentry followed. He said that the prig- Mr. Galloway of Ohio said that he had come inal motion was to prescribe the mode of elec- i pledged. I tion; the amendment was to drescribe a test uf: Mr- Bingham of Ohio offered a resolution i opinion. He considered that the neonle them- I providiug the assent of the entire convention to

selves had determined that question, and the i the nomination, if Gen. Taylor would pledge i

4

tores, on account of the county of t'nion, from t

the 1st ilay ol .lime, 1S47, to the 51st ilaj nl May.iaja, , hut h il: x s iocl nsive I I

HF.CF.IPTS. There xvas a balance (of Co. Funds) retnainiinr in ihe Treasury at the close of Financial Year ISMA, viz '.fist day of May, 1S47, amounting to the sum of $1375 7 4 It ecixed dnrit'tr Financial Year 1S47, as follows, to-xit: ForCoutity Revenue. 175i 41 j For .lurors' .Vs-es, rrfundt d 4 50 ' For Di liiiqm nt Taxes and Pcnaltr o For Clock License 20 00 j For F.strai. .13 2 For Koad Ta P '0 ii ' For Hsd.nipti.in of Lands so'd for Tac is 21 i F'oi Show License 15 CO i For School Tax. ; For M rchtnts' License 141 91 j Making the total Receipts, including the j bal. at close of IIUA 43S9 30 ' KXI'KXPITVHES, Ihe F. x pen di runs for financial year IS47,

; have hecn as lolloxx s, tu-wit:

I ror Assessing V-venue

For Coroner's Inquest i For F.xpeiises of Criminals I For llelinquent Taxes ; For F.xpeuses of Poor I F'or Fxpsnses of F.lectioiit 1 F'or Jurors' Fees ! For Koads and Hicrhxiays For Hoad Taa, (distributed to districts) j For Refunded oh Lands tUd for 1 axes For Specific Kxpellsca i Making the total Expenditures ' Hy deductintr ihe F.xpenditures from the Re

ceipts, it xxill be urn tntt mere xsan i inaininir ill th enmity Treasury, t the

i close ot financial jear 1847. tix. May 31,

$1J 00 1 .1 so i s.i io ! io m ; 42 CO I .17 1)7 ! 4i.l 7v) S 00 JS2 00 l S"rt 40 j

S79

Groceries, Pine Ware, &c. TF. A. t'offee. Suear, Wice, Molasses, Saleratus, Pepper, Spice, tliliRi r, live Sintfs, 'tobacco, Siarch, Cotton Yarns, Nails, Glass, A'nies, pine Churns, Tubs and Itiukels, Jtc. ,Vc. enli-ianil v on hand and for sale low hy HCrlOX i MAKTIN. Boots and Shoe?. WF. have just received a larjre stock of Roots and Shoes. Our assortment is complete. We devote our entire back room to these articles and hats. 1IIKTOX iV MARTIN. PARASOLS, Silks & Ribands. IH.WK ivorivfil a pool iixtirtnunt t'f Silk, inrhnin anil Calico l'araoti. I'lniil nrr Silk. Itiiniit-I Ribsml. MttniM t and Pnlm Lraf Hnt. AVhu h uill le sold at ihr lnwt Cincinnnli pricm for ca-h. lYrsm ihitiir; to hny poods will find it to tlirir iiiim-M to call atnt i xamuie the price s of mj gmMlt bi-fort thi v make thiir urchr. May 1 ' K.TVXFJ?. For Gentlemen 10p.C1.OTH. 14 p, IMain nJ Fancy Casximerr. 12 . Smint'tt. S p. Twci'il, iniri anil d.Mible id th f . Kt'nttuky .leano. 5 t. IMain an J Kancy Satin Veitiiiff. i0 . do i Jnt ncoivdand for nalclow I iU RION St MARTIX. May lt, 1J4S.

l.i.MK.U'

M ''ma tt litrio and

as 2i

READ IT! IT SPF-KS TOR I TSF.I.F, AND COMMENTS A ft K I NNF.CKSSUY.

1 rhiladt-lphoi. May 2Sih , M45. ! Pr. Javne Dear Sii : I ftfl bound to tht atnicud

IS6 71 i to ,ve publicity to the rxtraordinary iftVcts of your

; amaoie mrtlicin'. Sv4l 13 i have MiflV-rvd lor dcvrral rear pat with Livrr

complete prostration of the vten. o that it i

Front Strert, bttnten Pike and flutter, opposite llciht l Church, and St cond street between Mam

and Wa.'niif.CINClNN I I.

I'HK and have cmtant1v on hand

nt rnl Hi-sorttiicut in tlu ir line.

nh a Coppt-r Vah, Stvw, Ta and tltne Kfiflf-t, Stilliand Hatter K-tllti; Knt?iin Will, i-i. rn

and l.iniior l'nmp; Lift and tortr Pit nip fr

pork hinnf antt dKtilUri; Soda Koi.utt and Strnd

Patrnt liein raior for making Soda Water, Nc. N. H. We tnannfictnre ri all nmu Itrew K ttle, from 800 to U00 paU'!!"-. Kntrineand Lard St amer work dune on the ihorlet nuiH'f and in the bct inamn r. Feb. H. 7-fMii Cheaper than the Cheapest NEW HOOT AND tJOK STORE. f 1 IMF. Siibcribtr hat int? r cent ly commeticetl tn 0 the Shoe trade, Whohalf and It (fail, wmilil call the atti ntioii of the public R- tierally to tht ir ftoek now rceiinc. 1 1 eoni-it ol Rotitft. Sho, Hrog-rtii, Palm Ltat', Leghorn and P. mania Hat-, can-fully -lecled fro;ii the Mam.rartorie, by one of the fi rni, w h-iie expert' nee w ill juril y t h. in in ayinc thiir tcks in point tif qnnlity, will In mi rpa-ifd bj none in the cit , and tire deter m no d to mil at a lowprtee, it not a ,'i:tl" lower than any other hou -t-. Call and we wilt with pleasure how vim ourf-uk. CF.OHC.K LOWK & CO.

No. Main t., between Columbia Jt I.owir Market Mar. irm. 1 3-ly

t THE WHOLE WOHLD SHOVI.D KNOW IT. j "I hat Ir. Savne's Kxpectorant m a certain cure for aMhiua, and that coub, cold cntiumptioit, wh'"piuir couh, croup, bnou hiti, and ever other dieae ; e-l the Itm nr throat it t an re to product the nut 1 decided benefit. It i recotnmenili d hy tbouand whu have tried it, and all a that it 1 the b t n me- 1 tty, without any tc ptnm, for .ill Pulmonary Diuathat ha evt r been know n, for it lw a ci " re- . In t and ctirr k w hen every other mean have tailed. '

' V XV. II. foc?Ho:!i, IFIane & Edgs Tool Hanufacturers I A tn. lVnlers in I;tri ware hu i Cmlerv, j NO. I It KKI. t Hctweer Kii'hih mid N miti. 1 I M 1 V V 111

mr Coopers, Carpenters. H'aou, Cnliiet,ani Chair

bilker? 1 ooi, 11 if wry ilcMrijttnni, hIwhv's on lt,tu.. OR M,PF.TO OltDKU, AT SHORT XOTICE. Mar. 20. 4H. IS ly TZcvi Goods: Uevi Goods" Splendid A-'sortnieiit oi "Sjiriiig; and Suunner G G ODS!!

x le n:ile.t:iv Ilraeketa. p.

I I run lable ;i rtou "t l t in bra cine T-e-ti I V , : FliJtln thi an, ('ifne, and modern p-Ht th, u r Ii j w lule and ej-. Nl li-tii in 1.r!lle tops. I Ji. t.t li;ive be- n iniKidnct-d .ty the 'ii'i-i r-bi r f r H ' N, I K-taurnt. lee Cn nn S:to.tti-. tV v. I hey bj til ol an tele- of fnrm'nre t.tr H.it Sture-t and mb. r

ta'ilioliin. nt. wlure it is deoiidble to make a rthim! dip1a.

C , He ha- reeen ty enns-triM ted an el- u:ii'an-

:tS I Mi in

w t-n

x. 1111!

.twxFs sw.mtvf rn.i.s. Thrsr pills mav bi' mki n at all timr, in in must ilis-ras.-s; in int1nimrtliiry, iiili'rnutli'iit, n inilltni. btlmils, ami r'try form nf FKVK2 Jjiiniliir anil l.ivi r l'iiniiaiiit. Fur llysnrpsia ilirr are rrally an insalualilt ariti-k, trrmliiaUi i liantrmg tin viiuttil si cri'n.ins ut'thr iliimarh and livrr, and proil'irinir hi'allhy ai-li.in in those important iirrns. Thrx' :irt xrry xali.ahle for disiasis of the Skin, and f.ir what is common!) rallt-d impurity of tht' hlnod; also for Fe

male t 0111 plaints, x'ostix t lit ss, .Vc , and in lat't i x-rr-

l.e

1S4?, the um ol

tU58 17

xsun is real ni mcu uy nuiiii .aiK, ana al urn. . . ,,,.. !,,.., Apt ri. nt, Alt, rativ, , or purr-jti.e

meiui'iiie may tie iifnirtd.

843i .10 Tiihlishrd hv onli r nf the Vnion Conntr Hoard of Commissioners'. JOHN W. SCOT T, Auditor U. C. Auditor's Office, Vnion Co., June ISth, 1848. 25-w BROOKVILLE HEALTH DEPOT! J. P. WILLIAMS

nASestaMihcil, in Ihe Ami rican nnildintf rast ol" the Court House, a (renerat A-frncy fur the

nomination of this convention would sutVicix'iit- S himself to accepl of it ns the nominee of tlie ', rmv fal the most celebrated and xaluabie patent

ly cnar.mtee that tiie camiinate was wliiir. He ; wing party, and carry out its priuciples no ex- , coiu-luiied hy moving tint the appeal be laid on ! tension of slavery over free territory, protection, the table; which was carried. sx-c. The previous question was then called and ! The chair hsre interfered, and paid that all sustainesi. i discussion was out of order, and the next bust-

The vote was then taken npon the main

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ns-ss in onler was me oauois ior x ice i resiaem.

question, upon the mode of votinc; aud it was ' The convention having refused to suspenil the ceci.led that the vote should he taken viv voce, ' regular order, proceeded accordingly to ballot, until a majority should be obtained. Mr- Galloway of Ohio moved au adjournment A quarter after G was nam.nl as the time fori until 3 o'clock negatived, as also a motion to go'.nr into ballot for a raudid.t'.e; but was ap- ; take half an hour's recess. pealed from, and the motion with. ir:m .. n, 1 The following names were then placed in

order cf the day called, ou which so ne irretni- ' nomination: Gov. F.vans, of Maine; Abbott

1 ir debate took place. I Lawrence, of Massachusetts; Johu M. Clayton,

Medicines adapted tn the diseases ofthe est, ni.incrt

xxhichare the celebrated U H A F. VF.N HF.KU COMPAXVS Mnlicintx, Or. M'Lean's valuable Liver P lis, Pr. M Unil's Worm Spi citic, lr. Good's Femsle Pills, Oman's Bonesx't Pills, Haron Von Hutchtler's Herb Pills, Or. F.xan's justly celebrated Fever Mid A (rue Pills, rr. Sherman'a Poor Man's Plasties, cic. cc. The public are rsspeclfully invited to pive i tt em a tn.xl. I J. S. will receive in a few days a (reneral assortI mcnt of new and interestinir hooks, consisting ofthe ' latest and most valuable literary prodiic-iom of i western and eastern authors. He will also act as j as'nt for all the principal newspapers and pcrioslicals ofthe w. -st. June 15, is-i. tf

was confined to niv room. To add to niv misery, a

Vrofulous all'ection appeared in my throat, with Rheumatism in my arms, so thai I could not raise my riirht arm to my head. In the hottest weather my feet and hands would ache with the cold, and perspiration had almost ceased. 1 nnw became afflicted unh a di y hoarse conffh, and pave up all hopes of ever jrettlll well. 1 had nirht sa-ets, and put little or no sleep, w ith frig nfiil dreams and morbid headache. I i-enied to be boril- riii? ou 1 XSA X IT V, and was di--nied all study or menial exercise. 1 c.mld not read a small paragraph in a newspaper without great diffi-

: culty. I had great suremss m my stomach, w hich caused it to swell so nituhth.it I was unable to lie ; down, or even recline, but had to be propped up in a chair. I I had the advice of some eminent physicians, and j tried nearly all the remedies used iu such cases, but j continued tn goow worse, and it appeured as though a speedy dissolution was taking place, j 1 now heard of yoar mi-dicines, and determined to

, try your Sanative Pills, and to my surprise the soreI ness left me, so that I could alk about the house. 1 i continued to improve front that time. Shortly after niv wile called at your store, and obtained a boitle of

your Alterative. After taking which and the pills fnr three weeks, thtrexias a decided Changs- for the better, so that whsli 1 called upon y..u, you said that 1 would get

well, and that your Alterative

I

L)xpcpsia positively can becim d by a persevering , use of this Sanalise, especially if the Tonic Vernii- i luge hi- used in conjunction. j Prepared onlv bv Dr. 11. Javne, Philadelphia, and old nn ageiicj-'by" "m. V. H4.lt. K, i 84-Jw Brnokville, Ind 1 Where may be had the American Hair live, warratt- : ted to change the hair to a hiautiful auburn, or a perfectly jet black color, j Ribbons & Artificial Flowers. f S DC attention of the Ladies is called to uur stock ' W of Ribbons and Flnisers. ; BURTON fc MARTIN.

wouhl cure me ctfes t

Cnnxfiinfan ef the Buirrt or rnstivencjs, headach, ually. With no hopes, however, of getting well, I

piddiness. Haiti in the side and breast, nausea audi still conn mud taking your Alterative, tiniil 1 had

' ....I. ness. variable annelite. x-.llow anil ssxarthv com- taken four bottles, when there was a sudden chailirc

cxion, tc., are Hie usual symptoms ot Laver urni- : in ine sinoie assiein, as inniign nan got nil ol stunt.

laint. Wrichl's Indian Vegetable Pills are alwaxs great burthen, and I could draw mi breath as usual.

rertain to rx-inove theabssve comnlaints. bxcause thex My llsrxe. irraduallv became atniuir. and nix aiipelilc

....ii.-- I.sbn niinir. nt rew 1 nrR: 1 lios. It. nem- tnim the bo.Sv those morhtd huniors w hicll a re rxiuriieu.

i Kiutr of Georeia Thurlow Wessd of New York ; j the cause, not only'of all dis.n.l. rs of the lixer, but I l has been about four months since I commenced

r.l f M-iln- i i .,- , . i, , l . . i ....... .1... 1T..;U ll, ', ot rverv ni.x auv nicuK-nt to man. A single cent ,,; imir meuicini , auu at tnis lime iiran.s iirr m, ot .Maine, on behalt ot the l uion. ! Jo in Serreat.t. ot renusvlvanta; Hamilton r isn, . ;, ;.. : ,;..r ..... :n ,...,e..r.i... ..i....,.j r. ......... t ....

iiuuimtwevi v.eneral iciwry Taylor of Louis- ' of New i ork; and Thomas .McKennan.ot fenn

Mr. Jenifer, of Marvlan I, rose and s;ii,l that ! of lVleware; Wm. H. Seward, of New York; sicl his State was for Ciav first; and when he was ' John F. wine, of Ohio; AndrewStewart, of Fennout of the question, then Tavlor. He said thev I svlvania; Uobert C. Winthrop. of Massachu- tt.r ii-Pt K.,il, i.: " ' - ! I..u nf uir V.xrW Thna It.

Hen & Boys' Summer Ware. ''i'TE invite the attention of all in want 19 our y y large stock of Summer Ware. ULRTOK & MARTI

were both good whir's.

"1 HE NOMIN 1 ION OF CAXDin VTKS.

MT. K

ians

, Tr N!'Bow ''i,c-' lr nt, of New York, on bhaif fr the wlv.gs of the Union, nominated Henry Clay, of Kentucky. .Mr. Wale, of LVleware, nominated John M. Ciayton. of I)e!ewai.

Mr. Cown.'U, of Ohi,

nominatixrl tneral

A single SS cent ; taking yxnir niedicim

i box will in all cases gie rt lief, and perseverance will

most assurxdly drive svery particle uf disease from s active, and nearly m strong, as at any period of

svlvania. 1 the hodv. niv nte. i Maxe now g-aincd muu pouuus in twu - Mr P.ttorsxxn nf f Vork withilrew Mr ty-B.-irifr l Cerin'erteilt and Imitations' Ri months. MT. I dtterson Ol . 1 ors, wiiuarew jr. mvl)loVr ,,, lht. npnl,i lU only genuine It- I have good reason to believe that the use of your Rewards name; 31r. Asltmun withdrew -Hf- , ,1,, Vegewble Pills haxe the written signature if valuable metticiiie, by the M. ssing of liod, has saxtd Kwinc: Mr. Kine was also Withdrawn. i WM. WRICHT on the top labil of each box. , bh from a nn mature' rrave.

M '12 o'clock, the convention proceeded to I he gsnuine fir sale by R. ,xx. S. I ym r: Brookxille; JOF.PH B ffRF.R, J

ballot ior Vice -resident, wh-n several canaid- , SuT", Ths TTKvCTX ; TrcpVd oilu bv ur! yi. vZi ales were placed in nomination. T he hrst twtlr I -j hos. J. FiMou.Roclusier; M.taiuura, F. lyiurt'o. sold on agency bx M. XV. H tlLF., b't ri'sittlteil a follows- ' fi m ipl- eWcr, tf 5 Race stir, u MuUdtiphia. a.x-jw ' Mrnok illr, Ind.

TERMS OFTHE I X D I A N A A 31 K IC I C A X . 1 9 t. oo at tlie end ul the yt ur, and an iilditum nt

30 cent lor v,ry year payment ts dt laved ihertat i ltr. Advkrtisrmknts. One quare or W witl be in- ; rrte.d three time lr one dollar. if payment be niadt in advance; one dollar and tentyti v? cent if pay- , litem be dela ed one year; and one dollar and titty j ctv if delayed two year, and in the nam- proportion foi the time payment is delayed. l.ar r ad j vertiwment.for a longer li.e mill be charrd on the j name pnncip It .

P. i T.T.IO V, in aiMitmn to tlW larce, ari-

imi ami . ifant utnifii! uf t" )- ol t rv

dt wrripiH'ii. hIih h are !:iy t ! tuiiii.l ai In- M t n ml, i iiii !' ( t in-- nn t m m t'r li wdt,- ,,.

. niot -pn nihil and t.ihtoii:ilile t ) le of SIMi I ; , ' Sl'MMKH ;OtS, and mhicti he' now otl r t i Ins old cnitutin r-, and -o ihe nnhlic c-iii-ri ' I v. ai thi- ( 1..m m pru-t-iat wliii Ii (;.MiiNr:ui lit- Hi.id mi Ilronk- : vi He. He il d I'miim il in tr vwt lit d in

1 nn-:AiMs ! j hy nonrvnnd hopt- In l'riend will favor him nitti a Jj OOM

; til 1 1, aim Annum- 'r uu niw nt-x, nHM it t M j pM r to :i ft.mtnmi.iif tht-m wilh rh;ip, new. audi

fhii'ti:inie iromi-i. ami ir deternun d fodouif they will Ke him a ch.in- e. ihy noons.

A fine ! ciifin olCT.OTHS, of a varit ty of q uy!iti aud colnr. (a Mm, re and S.ittimt Jean, TwetiKand a rar'nty of funty roods for Siiinmt r I'aiitali'o.ii. Urap d'Kte. Hich potiC'e Ilandk'-n hi. f HUek -ili N ek ll;iii(ik' ri hit f A nppl of" fir t r:it- trimmmi:', nut in .Ltd pvi rv thin? tint eiitl nn ii could wish to -tut k tht ir Minirolt , Fashionarjle EATS. T o III e ii ml i v .

Fancy I.awn: Trint'd l.&-n. Kn-tuh ('.indiums a choice nppl ol S print' and Siniinu r I'niit j Si!k, Pi-piin and 1 utre j I- riinr black Silk and fancv rn!om j

4-4 4'ahin rv Manilk rclin-f-; R-4 nitiruidi red S?m : i fl 4 drab Shaw U; 7-4 hi nek Sh:w U; l.tio n inihr ic Handkfrehief; Silk Min; Kid t"lov , and a va- t rieiy of l.aees and Kd-inc. )

Ponnrt. I.t trhorii and rnney Straw. Iloiint t Kibhoiis and Fancy Trimming-, in the upriiit St le.

rraoU, and all ibv minor article of the trade w H i lected; a Tin. 1 ap t cotton and silk fi- ii' , Hoi'k- and Kwt rVc. t

tilJKKXS-WAKF. A rich and foil supply of the New Sile of qtirni- ; STAPLE GOODS. Pmwn and Hlearhrd Slurtim;-.. Sht-eiing-s Ticking, Cotton Yarn. Cutidle Wick, c. HOOTS AND SllOKS. A rood tock I.adu i" Sprinij and Summer She t of fahiouatile patt rn. isUtM ::i:i! of all kind. ele ted withgteat care and for sali at the h-went lnit'C rat Il;ii'(hv.ire: ndiiidtil every thine that our puh'ic p'-ct to ti iid at the ior . frt h. will nehcitd and eh -ap. Give ii a trml. and we are ure we shall plt. you. April 14, li4. t

tin I Cn-t I roti H i trhm li-t. in I'-.rni Hdinii':. ad;:;H'd to p"-ni:in nf pti-.ti..n. I.i"!iiv ; inii.i ni-i!, .nt'! n ir -t n . ir a w 1 1 Ti-en u-A II ml t' t li.n n-ilit.-ill.' 1 1 'ir: S'i.-h ;u: ns-tu-1 h.i-i lojit; U t n a ' d--nt runm, ami i iiif t n d tn i!ir p'ol t..-if nf . tht- pniilte Sti;iincr v ";.itni- VliilieU ipuiii, at r'-p 1 1 In ' ! y intT -, t.i t.ilt at hi Vur rs-nm-;, and e:Hiiinr hi illlfi rrtlt prvinu ll .jn- W ;linl lir:inntiil U il k. i i:o;.KIt I" W UDD. -r..pri tnr, i ? !.ir Hon . ',t,v liu'iovui.,f Strt-ft I". V j Iff ha r-'i'inu. puti'i-'i' d. .it i-n at ;'.'.-s, au j ortirinnl wtrk t-xlnhiiini: th- tn . d- ;ir:t i i 1 p'tit- rn u hit'li are e tit's d at in t tat)tis!iii.t nt. i intuai m l al I th- a hot t viui Ii x. iiti tin- t .u-ion- p ' iiuid I f rv t f rn; off nitti ry. Ha leoiii , St. p. and nht r ?( : 1 1 -, i ti ir w huh hat c In t ll ft:t lilt :i t n . .1 t- i 1 i ' i"t 1 t i i I nn f ot r c't'r:i t id ft nr i rn . il ii'n- d i ;irt t. f.r hi o w o t:i 1ii-Ii:ih nt. mid w In fh in ij l i.i l. an p iri nt th tt d rid t h It ie,i to m f'. .i ; i Ipetion. V ndoii'it (I ii f n net- il 1 It- r i; t: ir. t

nn re .i prompt r t u rti ;t t ?i. u; k, at I oni' v for M ! k in;; tin- 1- t i- n. 1'hiladelphta, pnl 10. IUS.-11

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A X lis. llniiiiut r i: 1 run, i rns nrir--. Mii:-t ai.il nii.. mer livul.il. A 1 1 nt' 'nnl t n.i i its utiil a I r.ilili il. A iiperinrariii-nf Shut IroiuXo ?",.24. A. H. . h of t he ahoe ai'Mcli v ill In .t.d for e:ih. and at lo i.iti. (oiintr Mcrt-'udtt and 1' iii k -in n !, will find it fi t 1m ir uitt ret to i ;l i In ti.n riir li:i-.jnt:

wht re. N . VV. I HA I'M . Anj;ij-.t2If 1S45. 14-Iy.

IBOOTS AM) SHOr.S. J II V V. j II. I ri eris i'il a l-nill pli-le s i nek iT I MT.V'S C.i.irs,, Kip anlC.iir Hni,s anl firiigniis ItOVS' roiir-r ami Kip limns au, lrtr.ilis VOC I MS" Ci.iir.e ami Kii limits anil Hn j.ilis. WOMF.VS Kll' HO') S. ( A I K tin ti l I F.R tin " Mall' f Jaits r ilo MOHIICSO tin " liO.Vl iln " Mnriiccn ami Goal SHOEV " Kn! M.II'I'KKS " ( nl"il ll.ill'i;an. r ROOST, fill I.T) H KN'S s I! I IKS ami IIHlllS. Lailies' ami (; it's' Kl'KIIK.H OVI'.K SHOK.S. The ahuvi- arfu-les are nf a Cho're icM,7My. ai.ils I w ill si ll tin in ai C'liiiiiinati jirict s J-Oll 1'AsiI. H. IV.VEU. I'.riHikville, 2Uh Xcv.,lS4T. .'0

ST nF.fF.I VKD and f rrleon acrtimtnt.lj(in

ttrni 10 Sft Fancv "uutir 1 hairs

3 'arire do Hoiking- do 2 Fancy St-ite-. I do extra i7e. N. 1. GAIMOV.

j HARDWARE AND QrERNWARH. j ViT' keep a gviit-ral toek of Hardware and ! V V sjm en ware coiikUnil) on h:ind. and will be i.i ' rvceipt f a fine asortmt nt nt if k.

lifaV'I'OX tc M A R l IV. May 1, 1P4.

36

Boots . Shoes. l'RS. Men's tine Call' 11. mis. ? du Kip Bruaii. 24 ' do Calf sin

24 V iln iln Slippers. 41 Women's Calf Hiikinx 12 sin Ciilured I'm. 21 dn Kill Spring il,i 54 Children's sh.ses. .t-s receis-ed anj fnr sal" lose h? xxv 1, IS4.

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CiOokitt; s1l.iie: TOOK at uur (.'ass s h fnre Inn inc. We liasc the J largest asstirliuent and ti- sl in tnxvn. Maj 1. BIKIOS ci MARTIV. 1 tsihrel a & P.irasoN. VI.AHC. Kaxsurtiaent cf the ahoxc arlicli s, fur 14e by Rl'RTON i. MAHIIS. IBs. LP. super Penn Shcetina;. I " ss Ciiiciimaii do Cutton Tarn Hallincand WaUdin(r II at ami Ilaml Hnxis Kor mI m ihe ni cheap siore ol

GlaOVKS st 3IITTS.

A DI KS and ' nt I m n st

p. Kid J!ovt

do du

ihrt-ad ilk Mini roll.. n

(i. nilenit ii Ilfi lin and hiiik

I a!i- lin? and huit Muts. Mish" lotion tin lit H I OS X MMITIV. " :jo,ooo laATiiixc; For sale hy C F. CL AKKSOV. June 2d, IR. .1. S. 1VIL.UA MS, VOTAfY I'l'KI.U'. HHl)OR.Tl.LK, IND.. tlftieein tin- Vni-'rican Kiiiltlius. ea-l ul'iln ("; House. .tune I,