Indiana American, Volume 16, Number 37, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 September 1848 — Page 3

Fron the Indiana State Sentinel, Sept. . ndinnn I (-giisln t arc-. SENATE. Members holding over, l Dera. mnd II whiff. D.

....... i i i Miiniri'miri jijnn Heartl.

IT rics-rets u-n-t..t --s,.... .j , , fountain J. t iiates,

Tk ArrlfOnke John the AdmiithlniMr of the ;cra Kmpir--. Th following facts, from a correspondent of

theSt.Loaia Republican, relating to the recent-

Fiord J. S Davis, St. Joseph, &e. Lot Day, Switzerland and Ohio M R Green, V fct.-J. H. Henri., Noble, A.-. M. Marsh", Dearhorn J. P. Millikin, Randolph, ate D. Milligan, Tipp. caine G Orth, Laporte A L Osborne,

i Decatur J i?obiiison.

Fayette and Union H Simpson, Cass, fcc C. Taber, Carroll and Clinton P Waters, Marion W Stewart, Elkhart and Lagrange D Martin, Madison and Hancock T.D Walpole, Morgan A B Conduit, Owen and Green L H Rousseau, Clark J G Read, Poser and Vanderbnrtrh E R James, Wiynt D P Holloway, Wabash and M ami I D Casaett, Riplev W T S Cornetl Rnh A W Hubbard, Jefferson Samuel Ooodenow , Lawrence M A Malott, Orange and Crawford D Hnffsetter, Davies and Martin A Houghton, Allen, Wells, &e-F P Randall, Washington J 1 Morrison, Franklin W M M'Cartv.

Gibson, Pike, and Dubois S Miller,

Frewidwnt of the Germanic Confederation, will b found interesting at the present time.

The new Germanic Organisation embraces all

the German provinces, excluding, of course, that part of Austria, which belongs to the Sclavonic race, and this is the majority of Ihe people, governed by the present Austrian government. Perhaps U may not be uninteresting to some of your readers to know who Prince John Is. He is uncle to the present Emperor, Ferdinand I., and brother of the celebrated Arch Duke Charles. He is about 6? years old, and has always stood aloof from the imperial court and its intrigues. In his youth, he was a most valiant soldier. He commanded in the well-fought but unfortunate battle of Hohen -Linden, against Moreau, beat Gen. Lecoushe in a bloody engagement at Saliburg, (1800.) In IS05 he commanded in Tyrol, beat the French in several enlistments under Nev. but owine to the misfor-

- r ,u A .-; . nm M i ,,,. The following districta in which election! have

' - - ( ttee held, resulted as follows:

towards Hungary, which difficult task he per- j formed admirably well. At the battle of Austerlitz, neither he nor Arch Duke Charles was present, Napoleon having attacked and defeated the Austro Russian army before the main force of the Austrian! had had time to join it In 1809, John commanded in Italy. He, in a very short time, compelled Eugene, the vice-King of

Italy, to evacuate the north-east part of Italy, j Putnam A n Hamrick,

baring beaten him in successive encounters, j c c Graham,

(Sadie, loth April.) liut the misfortunes on the Danube soon recalled him, and again he had

to make his retreat, most vigorously pursued by . , . . ! Adams and Wells. Saml Decker

bugene, McDonald and Marmont. He fought Alien, c w rarker.

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there the battles of Salvadere and San Daniele.

Warren, ie W G Montgomery, Hendricks J S Harvey, Boone, Ac Wm Garter, Bartholomew, cc Wm Herod, Johnson F Hardin, Jackson and Scott E G English, Monroe, etc: T M Adams, Harrison W A Porter, Grant, ate J S Bnckles, Shelby- J M Sleeth, Henry G Evans, (Abolitionist) Huntington, Jte Day,

Knox A 1 Ellis

Total, HOCSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

fl hat art H. Trylor'a Principle. "Bato Rocob, April lid, 188. Dear Sir: My opinions hare recently been so often tnittonceiv.-d and misrepresented, that t deem it due to myself, if not to my friends, to make a brief reposition of them upon the topics to which you have ealled my attention. 'l have consented to the nw of my name as a candidate for the Presidency. I have frankly avowed my own distaut of my fitness for that high station; but having, at the solicitation of many of my countrymen, taken my position as a candidate, I do not feel at liberty to surrender that position until my friends manfest a wih that I should retire from it. 1 will thi n

most gladly do so. I have no private purposes to accomplish, no party projects to build up, no enemies to punish nothing to serr- hut my country. I have been very often addressed by letter, and my opinions have been asked upon almost every question that might occur to the w riters as affecting the inter-

i i nrr country or intir party, i nave not ai

riale & Female Institute. t. A W RRVCKDIBGH, 1ND1 A N A. To be opened Jor Ihe Reception of Pupils, Hon Jag, September Ath, 1141. THE year will be divided into two sessions, of fire months, each: the first session r nm mcn-i l.t . .. ..

j day of September; the second commencing 1st Mon-

oay oi .Marcn. Ample arrangements will he made for hoarding a number of Young Ladies in the family of the Principal, where every attention w ill be given to their moral, intellectual, and personal welfare. The Principal, desi ning to tstablish a permanent lnsiiunii.il, and one which will command the patronage of the city and siirr-uiuling country, has, at a V ry considerable expense, made every suitable provision in competent Teachers, spacious and well rev.

ulated rooms, and a thorough course of Academical i

H. LINCK. SPUING

1 It. FARqUHAR GOODS.

First Arrival!!! of New and Fashionable Goods at the New Store of i.i,:k a. i-wumni xR. Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goda, Hardware, queensware. Glassware, Wooden ware. Cutlery, Groceries, Nails, Hats, Caps, Roots, Shoes, Notions. Jte. Ac.

Opposite to the Post Office, on Main Burgess street, I H rook vi lie, Indiana. ! T IXCK k FAIIQIHAK avail themselves of this

I J method to avktiow ledge to their friends and cua- i

study, ior the neatthtul accommodation and efficient I toniers,a keen sense of gratitude for the liberal share intellectual training of a large number of pupils. 1 of patronage received; and now lake pleasure in an.

Hence, he looks with a comfortable degree of conn-

Bartholomew. H H Barbour, C Jonrt

Henion, Ofcc. i nugnes

At Wagram, Arch Duke Charles havicg twice ; mekiord and Jay.-G s Howell ijVr - .. Boone. L C Donghety, epulsed rsapoleon s attacks, and having beat ; Brown, p c Parker,

VI l.rs -.n-u-4 Kn v.. .o ' Carroll.

- 1 r J t Cass and Howard. G. W Blakemore,

Clark J.G. Caldwell, J. C. Huckleberry Clay. Mr. Alexander, Clinton and T.pton. Toting and Hill, Crawford fk Orange. Gillen (w )and Price (d) Daviea and Martin. Benj Goodwin,

Dearborn. Loner, Alden and Johnson,

-Odell,

won, and did not seek for John who was not

very far off with his army , until it was too late. When he arrived at the celebrated battle-field, he found the army of Charles in full retreat. If

thera is any charm in the smelling of gunpow- j Xi-d'sSblS: J. D.w.on oer, the "Administrator of Germany" had it in Delaware. Samuel Orr, abundance. A. a private citizen he is much re- Vr", tpected he is the favorite of the simple hearted ( Fayette T D Hankins, tr .i j e. t ,.... (Floyd. J B Windsiandly, Tyrolese and Stynans. In simplicity of man- Fotain. F L Maddux, nam mnA .! C.-mn -..., f. j u. Franklin. Camnhell and Lines.

' Fulton and Marshall. Tuttle, is said not to be surpassed. He has married the , Gibson. J w corhran, daughter of an humble citizen of Ptyria, and is x gM extensively eneaced in the carrvine on of iron i Hamilton, g m shaw, . .l i l v, ....... , . , Hancock. R A Rilev, workt and the like. But all this did not make Harrison, g p r Wilson, him what he now is. He owes his success, Henri.k.'; David ' Henrv. M I. Bnndv, A.RiDier, strange as It may appear, to a well timed toast j Huntington and whuley s. Jonea. at dinner which took place at the city of Co- I jm.rn. n?M Dnnn, H Ja.kman, logne, on occasion of the re-commencement of Jennings. John vaw ter, . ..... j. , Johnson. G L Hicks, the building of the famous cathedral, (1840,) Kn. c. m, Allen and where many Kings and Princes of Germany, j r. Webster, amongst others the King of Frussia, attended. ; lake and Porter. B s Spencer la the presence of this crowd of crowned heads, ' illceG.carr.5, Fl" their ministers, and a multitude of people, John ion. Dr. Ryan. . , ...... , ... Marion. Drake, (.1) Brady (d; and ance (w) being called upon for a toast, gave the following: ' Martin,

I Miami X O. Ross

D.

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F. CHAMBF.J.S, Principal of Primary dep. ales, and Ass't Teachtr in Primary d p.

w ays responded to these inquiries, for varion. reasons. J drncc fr that natronaee and rener.1 -hi-k

icont. ss, whi.atl have great cardinal principles iU justify and sustain the enterprise, which will regulate my political life I am not sufll- I BO R D OF INSTRUCTION ciently familiar with all the minute detail of politi- irrr W W HIBHEN Principal cal legislation f. give solemn pledges to exert my in- -f. n. HIRBF.N, A. B. Teacher ofAncient Langt.are. fluence, if I were President, to carry ont this, orde- and Mathematics h 1 oo! .rX'Tt 1 h,V ''"-'ln"'n': 1 hnld Miss REYNOLDS. Principal of Female Department, no opinion which I would not readily procla.m to my , Mi.s S. J. HIBBEX, Teacher of Mental and Mora assembled countrymen; but crude impressions upon Science. '

matters oi pone) , w tiicn may lie right to-day and ! Miss JAN F.

wrong to-morrow, are, perl.aps net the best test or j fitness for office. One w ho cannot be trusted w ithout ' pledees, cannot be collided in merely on account of ) them. ' ) I will proceed, however, now to respond to your in- i

Uiries. Firtt. l reiterate what! have often said I am a Whig, but not an ultra Whig. If elected I would not be the mere President of a party. I would endeavor to aet independent of party domination. I should feel bound to ailminitter the Government untrammelled by party schemes. St rnl. The veto power. The power given hy the Contitiition to the Executive to interpose his veto, is a hith conservative power, but in my opinion should never be exercised except in cases of clear violation of thet'onstitution,ormanifet haste and want of consideration by Congress Indeed, I have thought that for many years past the known opinions and wishes of the Executive have exercised undue and injurious influence upon the legislative department of the Government; and for this cause I have thought our system was in danger of undergoing a great change from its true theory. The prrtonnl e,linint of the individual irhe may happen to occupy the Exectitirr chair, ought tint to control the action ot fan,Crrti upon questions tij domestic policy; nor ni.Vi' his . objections to he interposed -n-here ouestiont of canxtitu

I tional potrer hare heen se'ttid by the rnriout ilrpart-

... ..vi tf n.(if m, anil tn 'cjfrn in fry ine people. Third. Upon the subject of the tariff," the currency, the improvement of our great highways, risers, lakes, and harbors, the w ill of the people, as express, ed through their representatives in Congress, ought

so - resoecicu ami carriea out ny tne r.xecunve.

tonrtn. i ne Mexican war.

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e oo j 8 00 I 9 00 10 00 i It 00 j 9 io oo 20 00 : 1 00 '

tt ema

Male..

Mr. R. ROZIGTOX,TeachTonnstrumcntal Musie T E K M S.

Boarding, per session Tuition Primary department, per session Acadi uiical ' 1st vi ar " . g( " " 3d " st t, lh ., EXTRA CHARGES. Latin, Greek, and French, per session, each Music on the Piano Forte Vocal Muio

r.very Pupil m the Academical department of tin.

Insti tutinn. should study vncil music, not only as an accomplishment, but as an ex rcise tending to the health and vigor of the lungs, if not, in fact, a pretention of consumption itself The rooms in the Institution will be so arrangvd as to make the Male and Female Departments separate and entirely distinct. The Principal, with pleas a re, would refer, for any further information, to the

HOARD OF TRfSTF.F.). G.t. II. Iliinn: Wm. R. MeCtillouirh. M. D -.

Daniel S. Mator F.q.; M. H. Harding. M . l . ; Mr. Wm. S. Dtirbin: Mr. Omer Tonsey; Mr. Levin n. Lewis; Mr. Win. Brown; David Ma'cr, Esq.; Mr. F.lza G. Hurkham; C. F. Clarkson, DroJkville, la.; Rev. A. E. Chambers, Hoone county, Ky. 35

Beware of Counterfeits!!

D. 1. J()", ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Itronkvtlle. Ind . Office on Main Burgess St. Dec. 10, 1847. H-ly

j Jtm JOLLIFFK. i Attorney and Counsellor at Law, I Practices in Hamilton, Clermont and Urow nCouu- ( ties, Ohio. j OFFICEOn the East side uf Maim, between 3d j and 4th Sis., Cincinnati. Ohio. ' I. . . . . . ... . . ...

or mi,, r.eiarkson, Hroukvillc. Dec. 1847. 5l-ly II . I7 JCHINS N, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, SHELBY VI LI.E, IND. Refer to Messrs. Coram, Tweed .t '"incinnati; Geo. Holland, Esq.. Brookville, Ind Oct. 25, 1347. 44 J O lTr A. 31 ATSON,

Attorney at Law.

IOfficeon Maim St., Brookvii le.

PARASOLS, Silks & Ribands. I HAVE just rceeivtd a good assortment uf Silk, Gingham and Calico parasols. Plaiil Dres Silks. Runnel Ribands. Konnet and I'a'm Leaf Hals.

M'hich will be sold at the lowest Ciucinr.ari prioea

tor casn. r-ersons wisning ta Buy gouUs will find it tsr

their interest to call and examine the prices of my goods before rhey insilec their purchase.. May 1J, 1848. K. TYNEJT.

For Gentleniea 10ps. CLOTH. 14 ps. Plain ant! Fancy Gassimtre. It ps. SatinettT. 5 ps. Tweed, single and double width-' 6 ps. Kentueky Jeans. S ps. Plata and' Fanev Satin Vesting. 10 ps. " ' 4a Jutt received and for sate low Yf BURTON &. MARTI. May 1st, 1848.

Im

'May 10th, 1845.

20-tf.

JOIIX H.FAIJQ,UIIAK, Attorney at Law. I! r o o k v i I I e , Fa. Jan. 10 1S13- 3-lf.

H.i

nounrnig to the niihlic. that thev have int received

a NEW and SPLENDID assortment of SPRING and

SUMMER GOODS, selected with great care from the first and most comulete assortments of seasonable

j-oods in the market. Their stork consists in part of

COATIXG. Super blue, black, brown and claret American and Foreign Hroad Cloths, blue and black Reaver Cloths. Patagonia Coating.

' Silk warped Codrington. i " Crnton Cloth, and a varietr of I.innens. brown, gre-n and gold mixed Tweeds. j Pantaloonery. . Fancy American and French Casimets. " Plain do ss do Fancy and 'plain black, blue, bruwn, gray, aud . mixed Satinetts. 4 Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Domestic Jeans. ! " Corded Velvetteen. fnew stvle.l i

' Fancv and plain Linnen and Cotton Fabric. !

Ginghams, Prints, Lawns, Delaines ' Alpacas &c. i PERUY trench, Manchester and Carlton and black, purple! ... , ., and Hunk, r plaid Ginghams. i t'l'imoer. I'lftnit

Domestic purple and plaid Ginghams. i No. IM fifth st., betwn Race and Elm, has constantly I Plain pink, blue and buff do j unhand and for sale. Well, Cistern and Force Pumns. 1

ueri i.eao aim i.eail fipesol ail sixes.

I Ai.st iiyoraulic Mater Rams, for conveying

: water trom prlngs or small streams, to dwellings . 30 cents for everv i gardens, stables, Jce., w here a head of from 4 to feet i ter.

ran ne oniained. "aiercan he conveyed from 1C0 I Advhrtiskments. One s

. ... i M.ini,nii i rout i o 4iiuv i eei on a levI el, at a small expense. i All ortlers from the country executed with neat- ; ness and despatch.

t-lll., ., Dec. 2, 1S47. 1-Iy

.JOIIX D.IIO WLAND, Attorney at Law,

BROOKVILLK.fa, j7 'MooirKT

and Hitlrant Maker.

BROOKVILLE HEALTH DEFOT!

I J. S. WILLIAMS HAS established in the American Building cast of the Court, Hou-e, a General Agrncv for the'

-ale of all the most celebrated and valuable Patent Medicines adapted to the i.. sense, of the west, amonirtt which are the celebrated GR A EFENBF.RG COMPANY'S Medicines. Dr. M'Lean's valuable Liver P Us, Dr. M'Lean's Worm Specific, Dr. Good's Female Pills, Oman's Boneset Pills. Karon Von H..k..

ler's Herb Pills, Dr. Evan's justly celebrated Fever , and Ague Pills, Dr. Sherman's Tour Man's Plasters.

ext. t-c. 1 he public are respectfully invited to give tl em a trial.

J. S. W.

will receive in a few Java a reneral unn.

I nun oi new ana interesting books, consisting of the j ltest and most valuable literary productions of j western and eastern authors. He will also act aa I agent for all the principal newspaper and periodical of the west. June IS, 1848. tf

Purple, brow n, blur, and blue and orange Mern-

marK rrinis. Blue, black; light, o'l red and fancy Prints. Super English Chintz, plain patterns. Furniture Trims. A BF.U TIFl l. and CHOICE selection of LAWNS of t aliens colors and patterns. Bruwn. blue, green and fancy mouse de laines. Super black and nn.ile colored Alpacas.

black ami mode colored I.volit se Cloth.

Black, brawn, blue, pink, drab and shite colored !

Muslins. Silk finished and cloak linings, apron and mariners'

v neeit.

1THEX I was in Cincinnati, last winter I was .

I sincerelv reioiee at i WW verv snrclv afflicted with mv old and Innr stan- '

the prospect of peace. Mv life has been devoted to ! ding rough, and in seeking a cure was induced to trv

arms, yet I look upon trnr at all times, and under all ; ,)r. TID'S INDIAN BALM of LIFE; the relief I ob-

G. C ailLLRIt CO. MANUFACTURERS OF

Woolen and cotton Flannel., table and Scotch Diaper. I CaSt, WrOURl't. and Steel. 70Uld Bleached damask, plain and fancy cold TaliUCloihs. I ' wU.J TJl-.-.ll-

TERMS OP THE INDIANA A3IKKICA V.

I rrY I""'" in dvance, J2.J0 in six months, ( I ti.Oo at the end of the year, and an addition of

sear payment is delayed tbereat-

mitrp ni I . . will !,,;

senea tnree tunes lr one dol lar.if pavment be made , in advance; one dollar and iwentv-fiv'e cents if pavment be delayed one rear; and one dollar and fifty cts. if delayed two years, ami in the same pmpor--j lion tot the time payment is delat ed. Larger advertiscmen t. for a longer tine will ic charged on th I same principhs.

Silks, Vestings. Shawls. &c

Super plain black, blue black and fancy dress Silk

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circumstances, as a national calamity, to be avoided tamed was so sudden ami so permanent that I felt it " Fancy do do if compatible with national honor. The principles o be my duty to obtain the agency. I have done so ! st Penshaw apron do ofour Government, as well as its true policy, are op- . nd now offer it to my neighbors as the best and safest : white, blue and pink Florence and White Satin

i posed to tne suhiugation ot other nations and the dis- ; renieoj ior cougns, colds, Bronchitis, incipient con- Super plain black Satin and Velvet for Vestinir ' memberment of other countries by conquest. In the : ""motion, asthma, soar throat, hoarseness and all! " fancy silk Merino Cashmere l Mar-aille

language ol the great W ashington, 'fl Ay should we 1'iiMSr.s. Ministers and other public Shaw la and Dress Handkerchief, of ihe l.ie.t ..vi.. 1 cuit our .trn to stand on .-..V. ro,Z.i:- to the sneakers w ill find themselves si.-n.llv Wo.fi.,l hv .".i "i. ""I? "ndhere,,,t " r ,ne UustatjU, ipnce.tc.

: . i-' t i . . . . . . ' . sus.iee..nel.

ro.ir national nonor nas oeen vuuiicateti ; . Swiss. mil l. hook, nlain n..r.tJ l....n...

board Plourh3.

Seventh St. Between Main and Walnut. March lSth 1848.

Cin. O. li ly.

TAN 15 AUK AXD IIIDF.S! k HE subscriber having purchased the old Tan-Yard of Mr. Goodwin in Brooktille withes lo purchase Hides and Bark. fur which he will rivr the market

Let thtre be no more an Austria, a Trussta

knt let there be a unite., a free Germany," (ein Iniges frelet. Dcetscliland.) This sentiment, coming from an Austrian Prince, electrified the Germans. His name came to be mentioned by high and low, and In erery nook and corner of

tii coaatry. Those who know the peculiarly e lettable, and withal somewhat poetical, not to ay sentimental, character of the Germans, cannot fail to perceive that it was this happy accident, (if inch it may be called) whieh placed the Austrian Frince at the head of the country. Upon the announcement of the election of John of Austria, as Administrator of the Empire, the good city of Frankfort gave demonstrations of the most enthusiastic concurrence with the Parliament The cannons thundered, the belts chimed, a brilliant illumination took place la the night. A committee of seven was sent to Vienna to inform the Duke of his election. They were received every where by the people with the greatest enthusiasm, and more particularly in Austria. Their entry into Vienna was similar to that which is usually accorded to vic

torious conquerors only. John, after having had the act of Parliament rsad to him by one of the committee, returned, in a very few and plain words, his thanks, and accompanied by the committee stepped out on the balcony of the Imperial Falace, and addressed tii) people, informing them of what had happened, and what dignity had been conferred upon him. He concluded by sayiDg, "We are all brothers now!" When the members of the committee of safety In Vienna (the Government of Austtia in fact)

called upon John, to congratulate him on his election, the President said to him: "You have not been elected, because yon are a Prince, or because yon are a member of the house of Hapsbnrg, but because you have a German heart and are possessed of a loyalty to your country, and of eiVc virtue. It is not an election 'by the grace of God.' The people have elected you, And to the people you will have to render an account" Oft the 1 2 th of July the old Diet resigned, delivering the supreme central power to Prince John. Plitlcm make Ht range lU-tifrllaww. The fortansa of De Wit Clinton were blasted

by Mr. Van Daren; yet long before the turf was green over the remains of that great statesman, his eldest son was among the obsequious followers of him by whom the ftither had been maligned, overthrown and destroyed! Mr. Van Buren was the leader of a party which, by means as profligate and wicked as ambition could suggest, and recklessness execute, prostrated the Administration of John Quincy Adams. And yet the warning voice of the "old man eloquent" is scarcely hushed in the grave, before his "son and heir" is a delegate to n Van Buren Convention, and acctually links his fortune to that of his fathers most bitter enemy 'Albany Eve. Journal.

Monro. S. H. Knskirk. Montgomery. D. D. Nicholson, H T Snook, Morgan. O. R. Dougherty, Ohio and Switzerland. D. Kelso. Owen. D M Dob son, Parke. Meachain A Duvall lVrry. R C- Cotton Pike. J R Withers

Posey Cassi Iherry Ik Mills. Putnam. A. Johnson, D C Donnohae, Randolph. I. F. Wood, RipHv. R Rellv, Rush." RSCo,'j. M.llnddlrtton, Scott. He7.ekiah Smith, Shelby. T A Hendricks, Spencee. John W Oraham, St. Joseph. Wm. Miller Sullivan. B Wolfe, S Osborn, Tippecanoe. John Doyle, Peter Gold t berry, t'nion. tiro Starbuck, Vanderburgh. Nathaniel J James, Vermillion. R J t.esaie, Vigo. I hos Dowling, W KEdwards, Watash. William T Ross Warren. J R M Bryant, Wairiek. A Frisbie

Washington. J A Cravens, W Thompson,

w atne.

and in dirtatig terms of peace we may well afford to BeirareoJ Imitations. None genuine butDr. TID'S

i De tornearing and even magnanimous to our fallen foe. Indian tsaim oj Life. Prepared only by These arc my opinions upon the subjects referred Dr. P. K. WOMB A UGH, ! ,0 by yon, and any reports or publications, written i At the Eclectic Dispensary on Jth st. between Vine

i or vcrnai, irom any sourc.-, dittenng in any paruci- . " nave, - uicuiiiati.

ar irom wnat is nere written, are unauthorized and untrue. I I do not know that 1 shall again write upon the snh- ' j ject of national politics. I shall engage in no schemes, I j no combination", no intrigues. If the American penj die have not confidence in me, they ought not to give I me their suffrages. If they do not, sou know me well enough to believe me w hen I declare I shall be con- ) tent. I am too old a soldier to murmur against such

high authority. 2. TAYLOR

a I I 11 a n t h iu ten noArl nn K.t f . as oaf. -1 -f t, I V 1 . . m 1 m s

Muslins; whi

Irish linen,

I

JOH iVINKASD. Acrnt.

! OFFICE FOR THE CURE OF I. ling Diseases, Liver Complaint, Scrofulous Diseases, J rheumatic Affections, whether mercurial or in its

common form; Dyspt-psy, Cancers, St. Vitus' Dance, ; ', Paralisis, Tic-Dotort ux. Female Diseases and Weak- ! ness and all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach, Heart, ! I Spleen, Kiiuleys, Kyes. Skin and oiher Organs; at the ,

I r.-tectic LMspeiisary, south side of Fifth si. be tween

kite and black bobinett; green berage, ' , kc. ltc. j

BONNETS. Splendid Assortment of Ladies and Misses Spring Style FasliionabU Bonnets.

NOTIONS. IS

Marking canvass, cruel, canvass needles, thread and Mil'lin edging. Lisle I.ace and lnsertings. Black and modecol'd Si;k, Mohair and cotton Fringes, Worsted Ferrita, Ladies Tamlioard Collars, Finished Habits and super French worked Collars, Artificial Flowers, plain anil fancv purse twist.

steel b-ads, rings and tassels; Parasols. Umbrellas.

April 15th, IS47-

HENRY SHAFER.

Sugar, llolasvts jfc ITlsieLrcl 9HHDS ofN. O. Sugar. 26 Barrels of Molasses. 10 Half barrels No. 1 Mackerel, e (Quarter do. STi -rce ice. Fur sale by April 271 h. R. TTJJF.J?: Great Ana-action: Second Arrival

1 Of Spring Goods at the NEW STORE of I T fsVs-T- T. !,..... ...

j-ijvviv cc r..tiyi'(iAH. -f ESSRS. LINCK It FAfUl HAR offer to th.

1 i5 public a second complete assortment of F SH. (if ; lONABI.K SPKIXG and SIMMF.K (JOODS sr. or : !,T,,d r,Pt' nd KF.DUCF.D PRICES.

TURiKIt & SO.V

Ciucinnati, Ohio, West Seventh street, between W,s- 1

tern Row and John st ,

v .1 v MSJlf.MIlK KS.-A tes-r.nto.nt .

ircuiar naws maue to older: Iron. Wehh

Hacksaws; all kinds of Narrow Saws fr turning I " l'ent inducements tor buyers from distant

eitner lur use ny haii.i or null power: all kinds of g ""mine tneir stock, as 7et nnsur-

saw n-pairiug executed in a w ! !ke manner. : ' V. iii. inni.nnn rruuerd.

Buckled saws repaired and sarr.

reu. 3d, 1843. 7-ly

qual lo new.

Vine and Rare. Cincinnati. O AiteiiHinp lhvsiiii. Fans, c. &c

ToCapt. J. S. Allison" nr. p. K. WOMBALtiH. , GKNKRAI. ASSORTMEN'Ttif Superior RI RBONS

1 nan this, we need no better or safer chart to j PeElth tO TOOth AchC ' r if" "lack kid, silk and cottun oi-ves.

......, n..., .., a(n S.t.llt.I I1U Men's, Ladies', Miss' and children's cotton and wors-

Hose.

guide us. It points to the riehta of the Deonle, ! rn ,,i ....u nr p k v..,k..i. ...j ...a k,.

and assures the Country that the Government ; respectable Druggists throughout the North and West.

Will be brought back to its original simplicity remedy n r lails to cure when used aseonlmg Children's Heticul-s. hoys Belts, Jkc I and purity; that wiser counsels will prevail in , j:, ; n , , HATS X CAPS. Itsarlnimistration, and more bemficent measures ' contain any dangerous article and will not injure the "'d tyle fashionable mole skin Silk Hats ! result from its action. i Uelh. JOIIX R1XKARD, A.ent. ' " " " " For and Wool do

. - a. in j

1'hss lltisv stC slsss Ssirtlt.

Through their agency and not kis. General

T:sr tar Cue Vrar IS4S.

laylor is before Ihe people, a candidate for thr . Thvnndrnnid Tnnnmr f Franklin suffrages. He K therefore, their candidate, ami j 1 hvn y inform ix-payor that

county, the iter

I.-,, ,,,-,,., i,. ii ,i. . j. , centum ehnrcsil on the taalile nntperty in the aul they must sustain him. He is their candidate, comv on , nilp,jcau. , ,, y,s; a5, fl,,iw,. because they were for him, when the politicians , on each s.cofor Stan- purpose 30 cts. were against him. He is their candidate, be- j " " Taxable Poll for same purpose is " cause he was nurtured in their bosom, and grew " " 10 ""r E""""' l,uri'" " " .. 1 11 .1 1 j . . I axab e Poll lor same purpose JO " np under their care. He is their candidate, be- $ioo for road purposes 10 " cause his sympathies are all with them, and his ! The Treasurer further notifies tat payrrs that he interests their interests. He is their candidttte, I wi" attend in the several townships at the place of

1 because his election will lie the vindication of i election. the da,, mentioned lor the pur- ! .1 - .1 . . . . ie it Coiit cimc me tt.z

tneir principles, and restore to tliem tne right white Water township, Monday,! ctolnr ith, i4.

. now so daiifferouslv abtiivd bv seltish dema

gogues, to choose their own rulers. He is their : candidate, because he appeals to their intelligence, confides in their honesty, and acknowlI edges their voice in the Government which they I have established. He is their candidate, because

Sprtngtield

Haih Fairfield ' Hloonting Grove Laurel Posev

Aalt t re k

I'.iesdav

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Monday

T nesday

1

1, . .-. . '11.1. ... . , i . .in . 1 1.11 1111111 iv ses..ssse' 1 1 , ... . . , , - ,. p , , .. . , . ... . . 1 ' t p. A ednesdav c 1 hilrsday 1 the Constitution, as construed bv V ashington j Highland t'p. " Fridav

' and his compatriots, will be his guide, lie is j All taxes not paid on the days I attend in the town.

their Candidate, because the bests interests of bin ! w ill tiav,- to he paid in Hiookt iiic. I he 1st

whals rnimirv f..n-o.l h.. iio.,nl fl;.,-. i day of January 1 S4. is the LAST DAY the tases for

j aud bonnded by no geographical division, will i be his first wish and his last aim. Standing in

th

Julian, Commons, Meredith, Stanton,

CI Democratic majority in the Senate, " " House, Democratic majcrity on joint ballot ,

, this position, he challenges their support on eve- ' ry principle of right and duty. Men of all par4 ties, whatever their past bickerings, may shake hands and unite under his banner, the broad, 3 , free bauner of the country and its Constitution. . All he has promised will be fulfilled, and he has , promised all the fair and reasonable could desire, so i He will "dare to do right," and his word is worth ' all tV.A r.1 ...4 ... t.nA -) I ilia r-. ... in .n . 1. a i.

New Hardware and Cutlery Store. ; they were piled mountain high, scheming poli-

U w. BOOTH, No. m Main street, first door be- ticians could make in a lifetime. His pledge of W Us Tnt f n Rank. C.nrinntit. .a now re. . T i

cTig direct from England and t.ermany, and the "n nonpst n1 nprigllt Will is above Manofactori.-s East, a new and complete stock of their power to give, and hence their resort to goods in his line, to which he invites the attention resolutions never to be kept, and "platforms" to and examination of Merchants, when they visit the ,-,- ,i : . - i .lln,her hereafter, inst

goods: JO0 dozen Hunts Axes, Hatrhrts and Edge Tools; 300 dozen H. Manns and N. Morgans Axes; 100 dor en Collins ,V Co.'s Axes;

SO dozen J. Leveret s do

present sear can be paid without cost.

I Palm

1 Fur, cloth, oild silk and velvet CAPS.

1 Boots and Shoes. Men's and Hoys Calf, Kip and Common Moots. ". " " " " Shoes. ! Ladies and Missi s' morocco and calf boots and shot s " slippers, buskins and gaiters, j SPLENDID assurtmrnt of l.tlilK I i f. LASSES. WALL AM) WINDOW PAPER. Landscape and t'iie Screens and Herders. ) Large and Small TEA WAITERS. ' Splendid assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's

HRCSSKLS CARPET HAGS. Orast Mats manufactured by the Blind; corn husk Mats. Oil painted Landscape Window Sha.les.

All kind-of approved merchantable country produce receiv.d in exchange f.:r go.ids, at cash prices. Purchaser are requcsti d to examine f.,r themselves both the ARTICLE and the PHK'E.asmir motto still is, that "the nimble jivpense is preferable to the slow hilling." LINCK It FAKqi'HAR. April 1st. 134H. xv a t k if "cir ii ii, fWIE frienda of H Y D ArOPA TH V, and ihe public in general, are informed that we have opened a VATliTR Pimp rerP tt TCtTTwrswrm

All tases1 vuavu A ajJAjUOMlLAil A

17 th

' 18th ' loth " ioth " " Slst " " Md " " S4th " SfthJtlrtth,"

17th

remaining unpaid at said date, will be collected with v t nir. vine, avne bounty, Indiana, wh re pa-

cost. ! s.v.iss siin-iiriiigiin tae iiyuropatnic system, in I he treasurer will he found at all other times tin to vonneitioii with the Eclectic, or fef.irm Sistein of

the. laff iil ttiiii.rr . t l,;..Rr... in llr.u.L.itlu .l ; M. tl

to receix-e taxes.

ROAD TAX. Supervisor of toads an- rrquested to return their lit to the TrvtMirer at Hrook ille before the lMh of October or mi the day that he will be at the place above mrntiomd. FUNDS RECEIVABLE FOR TAXES. State aud Rank script w ill be received for all Taxes for the current year. Interest will be allowed on script in the payment of State Tax. Notes of the following hanks and none other w ill be received for Taxes for the current year, viz: State Rank of Indiana and Branches; Ohio " Kentueky all solvent Ranks; Cincinnati ' "

O. sk W. II t?oe!ooiti, Plane & Edge Tool Manufacturers And Dealers iu Dardware .111. 1 Cutlery, NO. 334 MAIN S IRK K T. Rctweer Eighth and Ninth, CINCINN ATI. Coopers. Carpenters, Wagon, Cabinet, and Chair Milkers' Tools, of every description, always on hand, OR MADE TO OKDEH, AT SHOUT NOTICE. Mar. 20. '43. 11-ly New Goods! New Goo.'ls!! Splendid Assortment of Spriiio- and Siuniner GOODS!! ""V" I- CIAI.I.ION, in addition to the large, vari1 , tins and rlegant assortment of goods of everv description, whieh an- always to lie f01n at his old stand, is now receiving an entirely fresh stock of ihe most tpeiu,, and fashionable st yles of SPH ING &

1 31 sinr.it etiiuil-,, and winch he now otters to his , old customers, and lo the public trncrallv, at the I lowest prices at which goods can be sold in lirookvillr. He is determined 10 be exce lied in ! t:m.AiMvwsS

ny none, ann hopes his friends will favor him with a call, and examine for themselves, as he has it 111 his power to accommodate them with cheap, new. and fashionable goods, and is determined to do ro if they wilt give him a cbanee. 1KV GOODS A fine selection ofCLOTHS, ofa sanely equalities and colors. Cassimeres and Sattinets. Jeans, Tweeds and a sariety of fancy goods for Summer Pantaloons. Drap d'F.tc. Hich pongee Handkerchiefs

Black silk Neck Handkerchiefs

May 14, 184.

Select School F. FITCH w. old announce to the cinient of Rrookville an I tieiiiitv. thai I... n

t-'- a-iitt.i..oii .Monday the 10th inst.; in the Ms.,n,c Huilding.ou Court l .,o;ie diwr south of Mr. - Gra'miiek.ii. which will be tancht all the branches pertaining to a thorough Enirlisb ed oration - mm the IiIm ral patronage which he has heretofore rt coved, and 111 view of the superior advantagrs winch he is now able to afford, he flatters himself that, at least, a reasonable support w ilt still be continued.

TERMS. -s, such as juvenile snclline and

leaning, pi r quarter, (li weeks.) ft 00 For (irsmnur, Orography, Arithmetic, Writing. Ac. j oo Nor higher branches, ineluding Algebra, Geometry, Hook Kct nine. Cbeimslre lh . I....... I...

o.

F. r primary studie

Many of the subjects treated of in Chemistry and Philosophy .ill b.-illustrat.-d bv exoer.in, tut ih.-.-

b) Riviug a double advantrge taall wi.liii.g lo pur- , sue those branches. " Fo allowance will be made for absence, unless in case of sickness, and then only when such ah.enea shall 1- one week or more. No scholar w ill hrrrcciv- , ed for less than halTa quarter, aud none admitted under eight years uf age. j The object of i Ills last arrangement i- to sec-ire a I regular attendance. It h also essential that scholars commence, not only the first week, but tin first dav I II 1 .- t .H..a . . .. . - '

, w r- tlRH.

opposite

nine. 1 he uiiiiaralleled success which has ob

tained in the treatment of the various diseases incident to our country, hy the combination of these sxs. terns, renders it of deep interea t to the afflicted. The following arc some of the many diseases which can be successfully treated, via: Fevers, Ague and Fever, Acute and Chronic Iiiftainmalion, Cosuvrness, Dyspepsia, Sick Head-ache, Chronic Diarmhipa and Dysentery, and Nervous Dt 'iilit v. Spasmodic -stlec. tioiis. A'henmaiiMii. Scrofula. While Saeil 11. ami

Dis. a es of the Hones, Asthma. Diseases of ihe l.tiop-s ' Silks, Poplin and Lustre

and Liver, Dropsies, and Sore Kyes , Diseases of the J Fringes, black Silk and fancy colors

orsio, i net, risiuia ana neriiis. Also, ail diseases peculiar to females. Centres ille is the Counts- Seat of Wayne Counts-, and is a pleasant and healthy village. Hoarding ca'n

nr aoiauiea on ery rrasonalile terms.

Copper Smiths

-ront Street, between Pike and Hutle

, rieinei x niirrii, and -second street between Main I and Wa iint. CINCINNATI. j ,AN s-'FACTCKE and hae censtantlr cm hand I a large and general assortment in their line, j such as Copper Wash, Stew, Tea and Glue Kettles, Stills and Hatter's Kettles; Engine, Well. Cistern

and Liquor Pumps; Lift and Force Pumps for wells,

A supply of first rate trimmings, and indeed every P"rk huiise and distilleris; Soda Founts and Strnd'a

thing that gentlemen could wish to stock their ward

robe. Fashionable HATS. To the Ii a d i o s . Fancy Lawns; Printed Lawns: French Ginghams ;

rnnirr supply oi .spring and Summer Prints

Patent Generator for making Soda Water. isc

! N. B. We manufacture rl all times Brew Kettles, j from 8P0 to 3000 callous. Engine and Lard St. amer work done on the slioru I est notice and in the best manner. I Feb. 11. 7-fim

JO dozen J. K. Williams & Galhreath's do; 100 dozen O. Amps' shovels and Spades; too dozen Wood, Cross-cut and Mill Saws; ,1'C dozen Sptarjs.lacksonallaiid,PanelJtBark Saws nn dozen Miscellaneous do do do do 8000 prs. Trace Chains; J000 lbs. Log Chain; lOCOO gr. New England Wood Screws; 100 gr. Bed do; 1500 dozen Rim and Toy Table Hinges; looo dozen English and American Curry Combs;

500 dozen Curry, Horse, Wool and Cotton Catsis;

as party and self may justify or require. The friends of General Taylor the People must, therefore, be up and "doiug. There must be 'neither sleep to their eyes nor slumber to their eye-lids" from this until the election in November, for, weak as his opponents are. thev are.

nevertheless, uns-ornpiilous and watchful. The ;

; watchman's cry of "all's well" must neither delude nor enervate the triumph is not to be eel- 1 1 ebrated until the victory be won. The Repuh- j ! lie is in danger, and strong arms and stout hearts I must defend it; but let these lie true; and the j

soo e-ross American and Enrlish Table Knives and spoilsmen aim corruptiollisls. Who have SO lone i

Forks; j preyed on its vitals, will be put down forever, j iooo dozen Pocket and Pen Knives; I Bjetia Vista will be fono-ht amtin. norharui. hut 1

with the Genera! who "never surrenders," and j always lights the enemy " in whatever force he meets him," if the volunteer corps of the Poopie keep up the "grape," the struggle will h ' over, even before the trembling columns of the enemy can be brought into line. It should lie recollected, however, that the battle is to decide great issues, and must be gained. A brave, gallant fight, w ithout success, will not answer.

Pers m w ish-

t ille further information will h ..rom...lv ...... ..I ...

All the new Ohio Ranks; Rank of the State of Mis-: bv addressinc us nost naiil t i .

souri; Notes of Js and upwards at par in the cities of New York, Pltiladelpeia, and Raltimnre. B. H. BURTON, T. F. C. Dissolution Of Partnership

THE late firm ol "Williams & Shafer" in the j niarkshithing husines, w as on this day dissolved by t mutual consent. The notes and book accounts are left in the hands of Samuel Williams for collection. SAMUEL WILLIAMS EI.IAS SHAFER Laurel. Ang. 1 Jill, K43. J(V3w

S. S. B ALL, M. D .

J. P. B ALL, M. D. C'-ntrrville, July I, 184S. .1i-.!w

500 dozen John Wilson s,Rassels & Ward's Butch

er Knives; JOO dozen Ames and John Wilson's Shoe Knives; soo dozen shears and Scissors; SCOO dozen W. Butcher's Hand Saw, Flat and Half Round, Rastard and Mill Saw Files, 500 dozen W. Butcher's C. S. Firmer and Socket Chissels, Gouevs and Plane Irons; !V0 dozen Horse, Wood and Shoe Rasps; 1CO00 lbs. superior Sad Irons; Together with a complete assortment of Manure Forks. Tacks, Brails. Shoe Nails; Brit , German Sil

ver and Iron Tea and Table Spoons; Rogers Jt Son's, lotail, will be to lose all that is valuable in a Wostenholmes, and w ade Butcher's Raaors: Ra- free Government, or advantageous to a peace -zor Strops, and the better class and quality of Hard- l0inff neot,e. Tt will iustifv war at the mere

" i i - --j-rf j caprice of the President; will degrade the char- : acter of Congress, deny to the majority the right ! to govern, and make the "One-man Power" , II supreme and dictatorial against the popular will, j To avert these calamities, the people must rouse i and to arms! There must be no faltering in

their ranks. The march to victory and to freedom should be steady and onward. Even now their enemies are broken and disordered, and one sweeping chargo is only necessary to crush them. Courage, then, brave hearts, and be ready for the conflict ! Your General isinvour

ware. Cutlery and Fancy Goods generally

t. incinnati, ept. l. 3 7-3m SPKIXG GOODS! Last A r r i v a

TJURTON st M ARTIN are just receiving direct from the eastern Cities the CHEAPEST stock of GOODS t-oer ojlerea" tn this market, which they will take great pleasure in showing the good people of Franklin Co., and let them judge for themselves. Their assortment is complete, and they are determined not to he undersold by any house in Indiana. They want the gvods to brag for themselves. Call and look

at them. Brookville, May 1st, t4. P. S. Country Produce taken in Goods.

w

midst, and the eves of the world are on you in

exchange for this, your struggle against corruption, and mis-

i rule, and usurpation. Mand fast and remember ; his famous declaration to Wool at Uiiena Vista,

S 1 1 AW LsS; ; "We can't be beat when all pull together." Let ;

E invite the particular attention of Ladies to ; the same high resolve and Qncouquenng Will snrr.all Wool Rroeha Shawls

our assortment ofelegstt Shawls. which SUStaiued him there, animate VtU now, . Do Sild and Worsted Rroeha Shaw Is BURTON at MART1X. I ,i, j ; i t.c,j t;-m h rlid D.. Heavv Woolen and Tekeri do

"STAND FIRM, Atn RF.LT ON

New Fall and Winter floods. THE undersigned has lately received a large and fempl.We assortment of every description of Goods suitable for the season ; such as DRESS GOODS. Super. Fn nrh, and English CASHMERES. " ss t Mnussr de Laines Superfine re:il Silk Warp Alpaca French, English, and Sv-oteh Ginghams Superfine Gala Plaids ss Raw Silk Plaids Rnena Vista, Monterey and Oregon Worsted Plaids Moler color, striped and black Alpaca Very rich black and sliaib-tl Hombazines Plaid Cloak Linings, all Wool Striped, Plaid and Plain Linseys Mich English and American Calicoes Very rich plaid Cloakings Silk and Cotton Velvet A rich assortment of plain black and fancy Silks Grecian, r'gyptian and Orleans Mitts Zephyr Wrist Merino Gloves, a new article Hoskill and Kid Gloves Berlin Lined, Chamois Lined Gloves orsted Hoods and Comforts Plain and plaid Cambrirs and Jaconets Swiss, Mull and Hook Muslins Linen Cambrics, brown and black Cambrics Thread Laces, Edgings, and lnsertings Plain and corded Jaconets, Brown Hollands Irish Linens, Green Berege, Gauze Veils New Style Bonnet Ribhonds Bonnet Tabbs and Artificial Flowers Rlark Sewing Raw Silk and Mohair Fringes Silk Fnnccs for Dresses, all colors

black and Fancy colored Apron Girdles

Shawls, kc.

Notice Of Surrey.

t . 1 . . a-t .,- .. . i r xlt r. onrrs anu propvtetors oi sections .-io. I. , IP, O It IB related in the Greenfield Courier that I ,d so. townh,n nine, ran one. .in.. ted

and give them battle

a jcst Providence for a right rksclt!

in Franklin eounty, Indiana; together with all persons owning land contiguous thereto, will take notice, that th County Surveyor, pursuant to our application, wi'l proceed on the morning of the 19th dav of September next, to run various lines and estabblish corners w ithin or bordering on said section s, and to continue from dav to dav, until said work is accomplished. SMUFL SHIRK, SSslw SAMUEL GOUDIE, August axd. 1S4. JOHNP RffxPY.

Mr. Van Buren, when at Saratoga Springs

erne years past, advanced to take the hand of ; tha Widow De Witt Clinton, and was met with a most chilling rebuke from the lips of the Incensed lady, ia strain somewhat like the fol- : lowing:" No," said the offended matron, draw- j Ing herself np to her full height, I never can i consent to take the hand of the man who so I baely Wandered and vilified my husband while i Hjrlny rstrtneet fnr thtt msmniv nf ih t.J r I

bidsiU" The lilUe magician, as may well be J. S. VILIIA3IS, . . ..L.t, , . ' NOTARY PUBLIC. BROOKVILLE, IND., Mppoaed, shrank back dumbfounded and a- . office in the American Buildings, east of the Court ghart. How marked tlie csntnut between this H,,,,TC- !""!"

dignified rebuke, and the conduct of the sons of '

Van Buren'i victims! Boston Jour.

:i 0,000, LATIIIXG For sale by C. F. CLARKSON. June 2d, 1S4S.

Turnpike Notice. THE Stockholders of the Brookville and Connrrsville Turnpike Company are hereby notified that ten dollars on t-i ch share-of the capital stock of said ompany,wiU be required on or before the 20th day of Oe toner next, it being the 2d instalment. By order of the Board, JVMES I.. ANDREWS. Pres. David Slaughter, Sec'y. August Uth, 1S48. 4

MARRiny On yesterday, Mr. Panlel Wr. A Shafer to Miss Martha Margaret Cummins. By the Rot. L. D. Potter, on the 1st inst., Mr Hugh Hartmau to Miss Eliia Ann Connelly. On the 30th of Aug. Mr. Joseph Gibcon to Miss Nancy Updyke. On the same day, Mr George Mitchell to Mis Juliet Schofield.

QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE. UST received and for sale, a large assortment of

Queens-rare and Glassware, by-

May 14, 1S4S.

R. TTNER.

NOTION'S, -skTOTIONS of ail kinds: Cruel, Fans, Brashes, Yeedles, Buttons, Ink, Sand, Thread, Combs SlcelBeeds, Clasps, tc. for sale low bT BUJ.TON' ik MAJtTIN. mTii. kkely, dentist," TS now at Rarwick.s Hotel, Brookville, where he will remain tor a few wek to practice Dentistry.

NOTICE. j THE copartnership heretofore existing between the i subscribers, in the Distilling business, under the firm !

of Wal ker. Smith Jt 1 iicker, is this dav dissolved bv mutual consent. NICHOLAS W ALKER, CHARLES SMITH,

NATHAN TUCKER. The business of the above concern will be closed by the undersigned, and continued on ourowu account, together with the Milling and Merchandizing, under thefirmof WALKER Jt RROTHF.iVS. Mrtamora, la., Aug. loth, 1S4S J4-7w

: Plain and Emb'd Cloth and Cashmere do i Super. Blanket and Neck do ! Silk Cravats and H'dkVs I Cloths, Cassimeres, &c. i Fine bine. Murk and brown French, English mid Amenrmi n'lnihn French. F.nc'h -nd American wol black Cimn Ser French and F.nclh fncy Caimere , sky bine FeltClh anJ Markinaw Rlankelfor Coat

tlold mixed and other tN Twee-dii Hlne, hl;)ck and fold ntixtd .lean Red, prtfti, hite and yt lbw Flannel Fine black and blue-Mark CaMiimrv Venting nintk Silk Vi tvet and batin do Fancy cbr-d Worsted do Fine Buck Mitt and Glovrt Ms.wkkts. awnnriXGs. c. U-4 and 12-4 Whitney Blankets 94 and 10-4 do do Drown and hi ached Shirting-! 5-4 and 6-4 hrwwn Sheet in

Hrovn and bleach d Drilling and Canton Flannel

XOT1 CE. ?0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: On the

-4 lst of May, 1S12. the last will and trstament of

I Isaac S. Sweringen. then late ot Franklin ennui v, in ' the state of Indiana, deceased, was regularly admitted to Probate, in the Probate Court of said county, i by which said last will and testament, among other ( tilings, the testator directs that all the residue of his . personal estate shall be invested for the use of Harbara Sw eringen. lh w ife of the testator: the said Kar- j hara to receive ihe interest accruing thereon during 1 her natural life; the said last will and testament cmi- ! tains the following provision: "11 is my will that at I the d. aih o! my beloved wife Barbara, my executor ; hen inaftcr named make a full collection of all moneys due my estate and then to give notice, by public advertisement to all my legal heirs to conir forward within three tears from the time of adveriisement. 1 All my heirs that may come forward within ihe time : : ahove described, their claims being legally tested, i ' shall be entitled to their respective equal share of the w hole sum collected, as last ahove described. Those ; who mayfail to appear in thst time, i f any such there be. shall be forever excluded from any share or inter j ! eat in my estate whatever." ; l On the 4lh of July, 1S4S, Mrs. Barbara Sweringen, : 1 the relict of ihesa d testator, departed fLis life in said

r rankiiu v oiinty. In pursuance ilien-fore of the said last will and tei- j lament, the undersigned, James Conwell, Executor i of said last w ill and testament, herebv llorifiea all tiers. I

sons interested as claimants under said last will and j testament, to pro -luce to tSe Probate Court of said i county proper et id nee of their right to a disti-ibii. I j tive share of the estateof said testator, within the j term of three years from the date of this advertise. . ' mi nt. j I t he probable amount cf said estate subject to dis- i

, triuution, is lour thousand dollars. JAMES CONWELL, Executor ! nl the Estate oi l. S. Sweringen. j Aug. , 14S S3-3m The Xenia Torch Light (Ohio) and Fretlericktown Examiner (Md.) will insert the foreJ going advertisement wrtkly fir 3 months, and send a ; copy of each No. containing the adv. to j. D. How. ! land, Broohvi'lr, F'rankiin county, Indiana, aud send their bills to this office.

Wood s Steam Iron Railing 31 A X U P A C T O tl V , Riiiee Road, aSove Buttonwood St,Pliilai.elphiii.

I IRON RAILINGS for public and private buildings

Cheaper than the Cheapest NEW BOOT AND SHOF. smnr

4-4 Cashmere Handkerchiefs: 8-4 embroidered Shaw Is;! f HK Subscribers havine- recent Iv commenced in

a-4 drab Shawls; 7-4 black Shaw U: I. men Cambric I g the Shoe Trade, Wholesale and Retail, would Handkerchiefs; Silk Mitts; Kid Gloves, and a va- call the attention of the public generally to their riety of Lares and K.I rings. siotk now nceiting. It consis.a ot Bmus. Shoes. Roiiiiets, Leghorn and Fancv Straw. ! lirurans. Palm Lea". I.e.l...r.. ....I i.,.... u..

uiiet Uiblwns aud Fancy Trimmings"" the spring ; carefully selected from the Manulai i..i i, t. bv one of

me nrin, w nose experience wnijustity tin m in saying their stock, ill point of qua lily, w ill be surpassed by none in the city, and are determined to sell at as lowprices, it not a Jittl" lower than any other house. -Call aud we will w ith pleasure show you our stock. CEORGE LOWE & CO. No. 6H Main St., between Columbia Sc. Lower Market. Mar. 18IH. IJ-ly

B

Slvles.

Parasols, and all th.- minor articles of the trade well ! selected: as Pins, Tapes, cotton and silk Sewings, Hooks and Eyes, Rcr. siUEKXMVAKR. A rich and lull supply of the New Stvlca uf queensware. STAPLE GOODS. Brown and Bleached Shirtings. Sheetings, Ticking, Cotton Yarns, Candle Wick, Aic. BOOTS AND SUCKS. A rood stock Ladies' Spring and Summer Shoes of fashionable patterns.

;-.'; 25 of all kind, !e ted with great care and for sal a( the ltwet livtnr rate.

ll.'trtiwarc:

Ribbons & Artificial Flowers. jSHE attention of Ihe Ladies is called to our stock urn of H ihbons and Flowers. BURTON it M ARTIN.

And indeed every tiling that our public t-spect to' find at the stores fresh, well selected and cheap. Give us a trial, and we arc sure wc shall please yuu. April 14, 14S. r

liookins: I.t ': TOOK at our (.lasses before but ing. We hsve the i largest assortment and best in town. May I. BUM TON & MAHTIN.

nen & Boys' Summer Ware. lrK invite the attention of all iu want to our f large stock of Summer Ware. lll'KTON fc MARTIN

1

BALE super Pi-nn Sheeting. 1 " ss Cincinnati do Cotton Yarn

" Batting and Wad-ling Hat and Band Boms For sale at the new cheap store nf LINCK & FARqi'HAR.

Theodore I. Tlirk.w,

rAIHXET 3IAKKK; SHOP on Main Burgess street, n -arly opposite ths Franklin House Fiiruitiin-ot all kinds made in the latest and beat style, on short notice, at very reasonable terms. He having just finished a neat and substantial hearse, is prepared to make and deliver sofftnsany distance, at moderate prices. Brookville, July 2Hh, IS43. SO-Hm

STRAYED

.""inOM thrsubsrribrr, on the lifterntb ofjune last.

a Strawberry Hnan Horsr. star in his fort head

two w hite hind fret. about four years old, fifteen bands and a half high. Any person giving information of, or returning to me said horse, shall be liberally paid i for his tumble. I reside near Eatou, Pn hie Co.,! WM. A. WIGGINS. i Aug. 7th, 1848. SJ-.tw"

j Adminstrator s Notice. sVffOTICE herthy given that letters of AdminisI aN tration de bonis non, upon the estate of Stephen Martin, deceased, late of Franklin county, Ind., hate , been granted to ll.e undersigned by the Clerk of the i Probate Coutt of the coiinl y aforesaid. All persons 1 indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment;and all claims against the same, must be presented immediately. 'Ihe estate is solvent.

. t. i LAKKSui, aum r tie Man not.. July 20th, 1848. 30-3W

Notice of Dissolution. tjnOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership ss heretofore existing under the name and sttle of Hutchinson 4 Bartlow. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business or the firm will be settled by Oliver M. Bartlow, who will continue the business at their old stand, on the Canal Basin, where all kinds of Family Groceries ran be had low for cash. All persons indebted to the said firm will please call and settle, as it is desirous that the business of the late firm be settled as soon as possible. OLIVER M. BARTLOW. Brookville, Ind., An p. lilh, U45. J4-.1W

and public squares, of every variety of form and

pattern. Cemetery Railings, of classic and unique designs, , embracing upwards of one hundred differ in varieties. ,

lmn ( hairs and Settees, Tor Gardens, Halls and Pi- I i arras ni w style. j ! Verandas and Pilasters, for Cottages, made in every , i stvle. i Superior Wrought Iron Gates, for Carriage entran- ' ces. I i New sttle Balcony Brackets, ic. j J Iron Tables of t r.rious styles, embracing Louis XIV, 1 Elir.ahcthean, Gothic, and modern patterns, with t i white and gold Italian Marble tops. 1 hese tables .

hate h -n intiodnccd tiy the suo-miter lor Hotels, ; Restaurants. Ice Cream Saloons,.Vc. They are beantiful articles of furniture for Hal Stores and tuber establishments where it is desirable to make a grand j displav. C J"He has recently constructed an elegant substan- j

a i as I Cast Iron Miicning r-osi, in mnn anii.rwi.is a.ia,-

New Establishment HF bcrib.r wihe to in form th eitir.rn ot

flrotikville, 4nd the i nb'ic r n-ml le, that li

i nnw rttared tu d i all kind of IN'Ci-.TL HMNO,and FIMSHIXC

CHI N KK Y; ettmn up and rt pan . - t Rmrinrs, catiiif; and fininhin i vt ry ai. .rani Work. A lo make and rvpairall kind- ti., PiMol, Xe, c. The ubcnber nt ud. the tM-t t tuck, and doinr hi wrk in th- bent manner and on

thr mnt ray and icrommndilin; term.

Fellow-Citizens! 1 o k 1 1 e

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iiT'kVmii ii KXTLKMKV X I. D1I S-On and all-I with i It tutavtliat I hare fitted up and opened a new i: kindnifMA- ..-. :, t.r n1.v.iils .., Vr r..kw n

AdairP l it-'m, m henr .-n w ill find a neat little tnk of Cfod, well asMirted, and e-rjr eheap fr rah or pod country p rod tire; uch a Butrer, Kif 1 Kaf, Feather, Rcc. My toek coniti of all -uch 1 (rood at are nQally U t in retail nturt-. tirh a V I-i-o M Urlane. Aiti: ra. I. hp t re, nlain and nUid

His .hop is in front .if Jl.e Methodis, i hnrch, and ( r.in'ghan.., plain and p'.-id Mi.cl.n., plain and cro.s .il. l,r...ir.nrMr S ne i 's.l.ll ..,r .... .

within ihrt-e ssiuares of Mr.Spesi's Mill.

JOHN MOFFITT. May3d,lS47. li

(SI'VI-'.S & 3IITTS. W A II KS and i ntlfmnii tp. Kid Glove, g j thrt-ad silk and cotton di Ot-ntlemi n Rt rlm and hnek d l.alie" lar nd hurt Mill. Mi.nt' cuiton do Bi n rON X MAR Tl V.

and n-prventinc well executed Had of that noble

atlim-I, tne minr. out inivir '' -

The above cmU hare bet n aelected with rreat i dt-idt rttum, and u now meix-a lo tne &hm iaie ot

care, and arr offered at the lowest Cincinnati pneet the public

T' Till: PITHMC. I

AVlNfS compbt'd our new and Tea.

areronni, an1 r eeirtn ournri nipmnr, .

rnliiwtlltf OI sS' ' "rmim .... w. ... -s- ,

-i...- vc in vtr ntin-lia-rsiiid dealer in the

ted to pt-rmsnetiey of position, highly i.mameiilt d, rllcHrt tn call ind riamiue vftritock, which will br

barred Jaconetls, Bohiuetts, Greciaoetts. plain and

figured, brown and blrached Muslins. Linens. Laces, ! Edgings, lnsertings. Ribbons, Bnnet 'I'rimra iltgs, ! Wn-aths and Flowers, Ladies' Worked Colltrs and ; CufTs, Pongt-e Silk for Dresses, a cood article very j cheap; black and brown Drivings, cotton and linnen. ! Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets, Twet ds, Janes, Linl aeys. Flannels; Cotton, W.kiU-ii, Silk, Veltet and i Saiin VESTINGS: a rarirty of summer g Kid tor j gent's and boys' ware,such as Summer C lotba, Drap i ti'ete, linen and cotton goods, plaiu and plaid, j ALSO Hardware and Cutkry, Hats, Caps, Boots ' and Sh.-s, Tea. CoiT-e. Sugar, Molasses, Fish, fit. i (ii.emra call I shall take pleasure in she sin; ' yon my roods, and if I have such as suits you in price and quality, I hope to harea share ol your cus

tom, lorae and see me. A. W. SULLEN B EH G EH. Brooktille, April J4, 1 .43. lS-3m

forCSH.

Brookville, Xov. 55th, 1S47.

R.

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Turnpike Aotiee. fllHE Stockholders or the Franklin Turnpike I Company arc hereby notified that the four first instalments on the capital stock of said company are now due, and persons iu arrears for any of said instal meat, are hereby notified to make payment to the Treasurer on nr before the 10th dsy of July next, or measures will be taken to enforce such payment, in order to enable the directors to meet theenragements t hey have made under the instructions of the stockholders. By order of the Board, JOHN P. BRADT, Prrs't. John Wvnn, Secretsiry. Jon nth. lS4.--.w

Strangvrs vision; i-nnaueipnia, in- respecnuuy

invited to call at his Wars-rooms, and evairine his different specimens ef new and beautiful work. BOBERT WOOD. Proprietor. Kidcr Road, a'iore Buttonwood Street. Philcda. He has recentlv published, at great esps-nse, an on-mal work exhibiting the new designs and patterns .i.;..k -re . -. ruled at his establishment, embraring

alltheabote artick-s, and the various and splendid DStterns of Cemetery. Balcony, Step, and olh.r HailT .:. !,- been manufactured fol Laurel Hill

hi.k have betn i

... i ..,. r celebrated Cemeteries, designed eipress

for his own establishment, and w hich may he srnt lo any part of the world to those who desire to make a selection. I'ndouhted reference will lie rro, Hired to ensure a prompt return or the work, after an opportunitv for making the selection. Philadelphia, Apil UO, 184I.-H

replenished weekly. Our Teas are purchased for cash direct from the Import.rs and our Pianos being from the manufactory of Stodan Ennliiim, New York, cannot be equalletl in ihe Cnited States. 1 hr piano Sai.-ro.im is over the Tea Mare-rooms, and orenpies the whole upper part of the building. l eas put up iu J and pound packages, ofb. it. r qnal-tt in better sis Ir, and at lower pnet s, than b) ., of the Eastern packing hou-e North East cor. Tth i. WalKU sts. Cincinnati, Ohio. July li, 184D. Groceries, Pine Ware , fiy. TEA. Coffer, Sugar, Vice, Molasses, Ssleratns, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Dye Sniffs, Tobacco, Starch. CoVton Yams, Kails. Ola.-- -Topes. Pine Churu. Tubs and Buckets, Jic. &e. constantly on hand and orsalelowbj BCT TON -t M AH fl X.

CANXHALAGUA T R I V M I'll AX TII DR. TOWNSKVD, the celebrated manufacturer of Tnrnsend"s Sarsaparilta, has admitted publicly that this California Plant is "or better than Sarscpnritla,1 and is ihestcheapest anil best medicine in the world.' pamphlets containing interesting inf.-rmation as to its remarkable properties in the cure of Fever and Ague, pulmonary Complaints, Nervous Affections and Cutaneous Disorders, from the most respectable sources may be obtained at tlio agencies, or will be f..ranled to post paid applications, per mail. FREDERICK A. K AY, Tropjietor of 'Oau's Canchnlagva, t5-Jw DEPOT, 36 Broadway, New York.

timbrel .t & F.arasol. LARGE assortment of the above articles, ftWby MI R TON A. MARTIN.

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