Indiana American, Volume 16, Number 49, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 December 1848 — Page 3
FOREIGN NEWS. AKRM AliOETItE eATiniUA. New York, Nov. 95.
The Canard, steamer Cambria arrived this.
COMMERCIAL.
Cinrinnnli 3InrkrU, r. '29th Flour There was a furllier Pale on Sutanlnv r 'TIM1 hels- from Whllriln enmil nt 3.0).
Mined and delivered. The sales of; SOU brls. City I an, rmii-rv, fcc
Hew Cash Store. Great I ;i renins.
g AM now opi nm-; a larc-e and complete assort
s. mini ot nr. t..o.H, dnin rics llardwan. Obivik.
r prone nnea ana oenvereu. i ne sales ot ."i" rt-. ii .uttery, m, at iv.r establishment en
u.ng w.Utiseven aajaiaurt - ; Ytji3 al 39, jille(j and delivered; 71,50 ami U'U "" nttrRess sim i," at tin- strnd .,r chcver
brls. from canal at 3,85; 1 19 do. at3.W; fcU do :7 I,? ,V" " .V . .- . mT s:"V 1 , aM ... .i i . io I .. i taction to air those who may Imor me w ith a ca I. at3,83. 1 lit-receipts in the last 4S hour? mv i,,,:,. ,k .i,,,. ,.,,. ,., ,d ,tl
niportors in tht cities of
The Leading Periodical in America ODl-;V, LADV'S 1S()K, For 1349 ) HI C.1TED TO THE ...'trvOF T'lr. fv77 ST ITFS. r.t.'r.l by SAP. All .1. II U.K. riii rv mi l-vv.
......... pi mr i,irarcsr importers in tiir cu is
Hinton, Xm York, Philad. India ami Bali imoro 1
am able lo offer tn the public as t-'ood an assortment, at at low prices as can be found in anv regular huu- e in the west. Give me a call, fr.ends, anil "see ifthesc things are so." Among the miincroiis articles I have, ami in. tend lo keep constantly on hand, th follow intr are a few: Blk. Bine ntk and llnun English, American and French Cloths.
Blk and blue black En p. and Am. r. Casiimeres
T.arrl 4 lo nf 1 fi hrl K I iitD'n . r,:...
students : ti : . Ki r-
having aailed from Liverpool onthallih iust. Alri.
... v ' ... i..,rih anrreudered to the Im- I mount to 2700 brls.
, V- . .ioht dav wire. Up to Cattle The market is not quite so fully supptrial troops. frer an eight days .ge. ip The only sales heard of to-day are l.S 2Sth ultimo, six days were consumed tu en- heaJ Ry wt 5-0 bg t 50. 47 do Br wl 750 aTorin'f to bring the Viennese into submission, lbs t $4. 3g Jo av wt 570 ha at 3,75. and several attempt wsre made by the inhabit- Tork-A sale of 200 brls. New .Mess .1 1 9 , r . r....l(r from the Bulk Meat V e hear of a sale of 4 1, 000 Ihs. ant. to obtain better terms of surrender from the Q ,c Imperial authorities, bt all to no purpose. On pM the 89lh' 'VindichgraU commenced aa attack j Green Meats A sale last week not before re,i .'.,b.,rK and eastern hills, while on the j ported, or 3000 pes. Hams from Work at 5r.; on the suburbs and etuiern nu , t j s,,oulders at 2le . t0.dav 3300) 300, western batteries were heard at internals, in ( im m)Q 4(j0() the evening Jellachich had completely taken the j ke cut at 5c;. 700 pes.' sides at 3,65; 300 do. do. suburbs of "Wiedea. Many of the National !334'c; 1000 pes. Shoulders tn two lots at 2.2'c. Guirds threw away their arms, and a great many There are transactions in Green Meats of which uu .i. 1 j thrt narl. pillars r tithrtIH
c A ib. n.l The workman, on Uie ; r , . , , . , .
rontrarv." displaved great valor. No
wert obserred and it was, therefore, conjectur- j Hogs The market since the last report has ! ' '' Fn-neh and American ui ed that thev had laid aside their peculiar distinc- j been quite active, the supply having been much : s..i"-,ri,"Att ahV-' d"' eauinii remainiuff incog ! icreasec, and the weather highly favorable. , Mode Thibet, hik and plaid sba Is. Uve markj. for the purpose or remaining incog. reporteJ are 20fJ hpad Indiana on Sa,. cambric Mli. Not many bombs appear to have been thrown J urd av wt 210 at 3.23; 79 do. av. 210 I Jc"' 1 check Cambrics. ..:-" ,. - . 1 ' ,, -. o 1-1 - 1. .1 l-nn 1. 1 1- , Sir mill anil hnnk Mm 11. Into the city. Between thirty or forty houses i lbs. at 3.1 i'o; subsequently loOO head Ken- j jaqered and Scotch ni.-.per. , " ' 1 J. At sloven o'clock at nieht i tucky air. Wt. 213 lbs. at 3,35: 600 head Indiana i Brown and blea. linen table eoxers. were burned down. At eleven o ciock ai n.gni , g 3Q 3 j WorM( , Tnrkih lo nothing was et decided upon, beyond the vie- 275 ay 333 lbs. at 32o 500 av.'at 3,32 cash ; 15 ''V"1 ?"d '!"'It!';"'r quii-s torious advance of the troops." The inhabitant aT. 235 lbs at 3,30; 600 do. Ohio at 3,12'3,25 J ' " W- a'," rZves '' of the towk itself were said to have raised flags ; dividing on 200 lbs. The number in the pens, ! Bullion and oimp head Fringe. '
, . li .1 .ri.,r,. whirh unsoio, is mooeraie. I - ;U' .
01 iruco f"'-- --b. Cheese t?ales of 700 boxes Durham Farm at j however, were. torn down by the operatives. jQallc. time: 300 do. Tor shipment, usual shin- 1 ' r"'
Only a few ihel) were thrown on the evening of , ping quality, at 6ly,c. 90 davs; 225 do. at 62'c the 2St(uM a'Vmeans to inspire terror. They jcash; 50 do.at Gt.sc. cash; 522 do selected, from , ."j " i' .'.V.- ; :.,. v,, , .,,,1 1 landing at 6liC. 3 months, were d.rqgted aga.nsi me inner c.,j , Di grcJl ( f saIe of I0G brls. new New Ornumber of jockets and schapnells were thrown ,,3 at 35 ;sa26c indicating a slight decline in on the followine day. Q the 2Sth, at midday, ! prices.
. . -'" , .L 1-: t Jl. ) Mlt A ctIb nf ilinn bneb fnr r.iliiu Jollr.
erv at 75c. This is the reo-ular price.
Tallow A sale of 12 hhds. prime citv ren-
i dered at 7c.
Cooperage A sale of 212 Pork Barrels city
made at 95c.; 300 do. do. in two lots from store
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A. tiopv.V,
"Miss K. l.F.SI.IK,
v ho cotitribiites
do
do
tanvy Knjlish and American
New Style M- xicni. Hlk, rtnlil and Steel Miv d Satinetts
New style fiycy Cl ak Lining. Brown and hleacbd Muslins. I'liecks, Tickiiitr and llatrring. Scarlet, white and yellow Flamiol. Fine Reaver, Brush and Fttr Hats. Fur. Cloth and P!uh Cnps. I he attention of the ladies is repeciful!y iu ited to a very rich nnd tasteful st lection of Silk and Fun-
icy niiKs. Also, to tup l. .Mow in-:
hams
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X. P. U.T IS' 0,iti:il Seritniiral Poetrr r. s. Ainiirn. .1,,, v..
illilU-ative of tr.x.ni,-. SUelcliesof American' ciiai! acli r. We intend m 'rely to give a notice nr our intention for ney year, leavin? to others long advertisements 'full of sound and fury, nitrnif.ing nothing " A gre. ably to tile practice or last vear, the nnhlisli. r "ill issue ns g,H.d a number each nioiitb as he duet in .lat'iiary. ibis is a novel feature in Magazine pub. Iisbmg. Dunn? the hole of la-t year he give more engraving! ami more n ailing matter than anv of his
I : a"u win t-101 1 1 one to lo so next vear. , I llii-e who subscribe 1.1 (IDIIEVS I.ADP'S BOOK, j may !.. ,0 mid-r the assurance that thev will receive I "' 1"' .' ,' ' ' """" ' '" aJ!in alone, than by
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LUKE KENT, CI lift. W.i Irh ll.il.rr. "B"F.V F.T.nv, Silver AVare and Spectacle Mauufac B tun r, llianiond pointed gold l'ens.ic. Xo.2I- tinst between 5 1 it and 6th Cincincati.Oliio March 20, IHS. t3-ly.
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: r ' r A' wi'ieii coniHiiu in one month nearlv, ) 11 not none as much reidnig maner as tu. oib.'-r moutblies, making for 91, tl1ea111011.it of rea.lioir of
i n imojiwi a m.tub. I here a--e peruliariti-s j tcntion to bii-iuess to merit and receive liberal .bare
i i.'i... . , J..KI S Hook tor lite ll.l ...a h I ,n ' III lliell1lllllCCUSt.ll11.fi. Iir.ni)itl l ihr am k ....
possess.., 1 i.re s a Mtaotiiit aad 1 customer shall have caui- ot dissaMf action.
Store on Main Burgi ss street, nearlv ii'iimsite the
S. I H s H WIS. .. n. ri.AKK. Cboks, W.itches & Jewelry.
n AKitis -X s. lah K, bave on hand and fur tale on accommodating terms. Clock!, Watch. s, and a general assortment of .tewelry; consisting in part of the
follow ing articles. Kigbt-day ard cooimon mantle Clocks. Gobi, and Silver Lever and
common Watches, tiold and Silver pencils and Ould I pens, lting-. Breastpins, Studs, Steel heeds. Silver) thimbles. Steel bag. clasps and purse mmintiiif , an assortment of Silver, (J. rman silver and platid teal and table spoons; a variety of Spectacles. Also, ! choice articles of cutlery. Pen and pocket knives,! Kazors, tvjc.: anil in tburt all articles usually kept in Jewelry Stores. They an-nlsn prepared tn attend to all jobs in the Silv -rsnii.i ing line stirli as n-pairing Clocks, Watclo-.. and iewelry, au.l the cltaiis;iiig of glasses 1 in spect Jcles. &C. I
rhanktol lor pat favors, they hope by a ttrict at-
.v'r TIIK PUBLIC. I T;.'xr' completed our new Piano and Tea! . wtvnM,n,s, and n cii.nl our first b.pmrnts, consisting 0f M ,,,,.m,,d .nos , 300 ff; cnou-e 1 cas. we in. ite purcha.ersand dealer, in those t ar 11K. o call and examine our .lock, which will b I replenish! d wei klv. I ,"'"'''" ,ri l'"nha.ed rr ca.h direct Trom the ! "J'"-""1:"' ','"- l-ing from the m.nuf.c-! t. of Stodart ,V Kinihum, New York, cannot bee-'
1 h . "ilea Matn. Ihe I'm to. Sale-r.Miin is over the T. Wan -rooms .ndocc..p,e.the whole upper part of the building. ' 2 '-' r style, and at lower price., than bv any ol the Kastrru packing hous.... , r SMITH &. NIXON, Norn, Fl cr -tIl walnut .t..Cincit njti,ohio. July 2S, 1S4S.
IVinferSlocl. of
the trooas were already on the jrlacis at a dist
ance 01 200, 8teP8 frora the w11 of the Inner city.' On the 29th a truce was agreed
pon, wfeich extended to the following day. At noon the Hungarians who had crossed the frontier, made an attack upon the Imperial troops, assisted hv a sortie of Viennese, but they were completely defeated. The Viennese having recommenced t,he combat, the city was bombarded once more. On the 31st, it is stated that the Hungarians, 1500 strong, attacked the left wing or Windichgratz's and the right wing of JellachIch's armies. Menusensea made a sallie upon the gate iu the vicinity of the Red Tow er. The Hungarians were completely routed, and driven into the Danube. Wiudichgraw, on the 30th, eent the following telegraphic dispatch to Baron Wersumberg: "The Ministerial President of Vienna unconditionally submits this day. My soldiers enter.Vienna to-day." The greater part of the Hungrian troops went over to the Austrian army, among others the
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24 50 12 2 24 24 lit
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New York. Nov. 27. 12
Tb a rinnr msrlsl lo .loll hot bl.lw. fi,.v 24
at previous quotations buyers, however, man
ifest no disposition to operate. 1 he sales com- ; prise 1,500 barrels desirable brands at $5,372'a 5,44, and S50 do. pure Genessee at $5,50. ' i Wheat is held at 127al30 for Prime White,1 and H2all5c for Ohio. , There is a large shipping inquiry for Corn,: and the market is firm. The sales cotnprire ; 14,000 bush at 73c for prime Yellow, at 66:t67c ! for Mixed. j No change in Provisions. '
Sales or 10,000 Treasury Notes atl0478'al05 and 9,500 Ohio 6's at 99. Exchange quiet at fcsSS prem. New York, Nov. 27. No change in the market of any article since I made up the report at noon. Philadelphia, Nov. 27.
The foreign news has caused a heavy market
I 14 125 ; 12 12 i 30 , 12
12 12 IS 12
BOOTS & SHOES
ihpii's ittr proof tiuot. " lltick Roots " call" riu . t box thick do m rn's siiiit r thick Bn.qT.ns. " hr v kip tl j t tl. chiM.' prom- TYc-mI Mrt pro Hoots. tM-y' kiy r" Hi-ur;iiu. kip " do Wom. calf Ucc Ronts. kid " da M'iw.' " ' do child's run mmul luce do Vonrs kid " Tift. ' Mk l;ttitn ft.ed n"kins. " kid lintc Knr. do " sval run muml Tit. child's hoarded lsthtr hoois. yn!, nipt rkip lii-ocratis Mit s kit. thick "Stjle I.iikin. Wom's st-a run round Tits, kil lined Mint's tinrtt liU'f Hoots Mcii si :il dnncinrr putMp. loy thick hutind iinir;.n AVotn8 heavy k''deutl hti kins ' goat lace boot " col. morocco run round ties Mutaltic over hoes Mist-s gt.at striped hoots
WILLIAM CHlLlEKS. Rrookville, N'ov. 2d, 43
Elore Fall and
Winter 1
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oous.
tegtment of Leichteinstein. The struggle in the for Flour, and purchases have been made at a
streets of Vienna was of short duration. The
whole town was in possession of the Imperial troops,. Nov. 1st. On the evening of the 31st ult.the Imperial troops made their first entrance into thelnner town, after having taking all the faubourgs advancing quitely towards the bastion ypon which two flags had been raised, they were suddenly received by a shower orball. Rockets were, upon this, thrown into the town. The Imperial Library and a portion of the Talace were soon in flames. The town submitted, and the Borge Karnthner, Brasz and the Steph Square were occupied bv the military. A brisk
decline of 6'c per barrel from previous curren
cy, Themarket Tor Grain is without change either as regards prices or demand. No change in Groceries or Provisions. Baltimore, Nov. 27. The sales r Flour to-day were very moderate at 5,00a5l21. Sales or Corn at 53c for prime Yellow, and
i 46 a 49 for White.
Sales of Wheat at U0all5c for prime White and lOOallO for Red. Birley brings 60afi5c, and Oats26.i30. Foreign ."rlnrkrt. Liverppool, Nov. 11. The Cotton market has been very steady
throughout the week, prices stifTenin; a little,
with in some instances a slight
The sales of the week
fire was "still kept upon them from the windows
the Bufge ai4 Karnthner gates were stormed i American descriptions
and carried by assault. The stuJenU fought j
Tike madmen, and when the rest of the city had j ',2-2ofl b;ies New Orleans at .Id to ..3.,.!; given instilj defended themselves iu the vicinity do.llpland at 3lg to 4Jd; 3.0SO do. Mohi
of Aula, supported by a portion of the workman, 1 Alabama at . to ,l.J4d; and .t-'n do. f . .v. x- i .i ..mi u ii .... .. .1." at 7d to II'. id rter pound. The marlt
sj u m. ? . .wwviaiuva tii j iiiii ut-iu wj u , in tuv Sail Goes barracks. On the 1st, 500 prisoners were made' On the same day, the Hungarians recovered the Liethe and withdrew. .The. Imperial General imposed conditions, which Were assented to by the Council. The Council were given to 8 P.M. of the 20th to assent, on the pain or the renewal or the bombardment. The people, students and National
THF. subscriber has lately n-turnt d from Philadelphia, Neu Vork, Boston and Baltimore, when- be has been purchasing a larire and complete assortment of GOODS for Fall and Winter wear. HE H AS A FINK STOCK OF Superfine Fn'ncb, F.tiglish, American and Pilot Cloths c American Casimcre Sattinets, Jeans. Kerseys, Tweed, .Vc. A few readv-made Hlanket OvcrCoats "I. A I.IKS DKKSS GOODS. Plain, figd and strip'd black Hn ss Silks Changeable and striped Chamt lions Plaid, striped and plain Silks, of various colors Kich satin plaid black Silks Black, bniwn, mole-color and fancy Lustres
i Red and blue stripe ilran Atpacas . Changeable, plaid and rigd l.tttrei Hlack, brown, blue, red, drab and various colored Merinos Black and fancy Moselin lie I, aim s j Plaid, strip'd and lig'd Cashmen-s J Atmrican, French and Scotch tiinghams i ALSO ' Bonnets of all kinds and n.ra!itics Bonnet v. Ivet and Bonm t silks
Black and light col-d Kid film
advance oil fotton, silk and lih-thnad do
Itlackautl white worst it ami cotton u.-e
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amuuiil to s?,i'-"i iwies, ui wiiii-ii inrre were Sewing silk, Jensti .1 ,i!k and Ni-ette 1 ring, s salesof American at the following ratS, viz: , Ilnss buttons, black Ian- and dn s. Trimmings
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Wide 6-4 bliach
t!n r M tgaine
: I.me Kngravmg in each number hoth hv the be.i artists. I addition M tin se. there an- given monthlr t hat no other magazine cives- a Coloured Fashion I late, w .tha full description. This fi ature is peculiar to ti..!li y,as no otb.r work has them everr month , and colored . 1 hi n there are Cap., HonnetP. Ciemisi ttes, I- ouestniiiiis,,, fr Ladies, with Knrravinei. I be Ladies' W rk I able, with d. igne for knitting, netting, crotchet, and all other kinds of work. I'atterns tr Smoking Caps, Chair Covers, AVindow t unam.. D Oyley's, !:,, Bags, Jtc. sVc. Hcalih am! Ri-a-.ty. with P.ngravinc. Model Cottages, with ; cnmml p'ans, and otlu rentrravite-s. alwavs illns-ra-
;ti- '. ol t thing lie. ful. MiKie. beautiful Iv printed i : n 'i it. d paper, which mav be taken out and bound. I I Colored Modern Cottages and Colored Flownr Pieces j , occasionally. These an' all extra in Oodev. and to I i be loiind in no other Magazine. These were all given
t ias, year, ami m ,u i,e continued. Iu addition, we ehiill h ive in ec. rv No . one of ("CSIOOME S SKK't CHFSOF AMKRICAX CH Aff. , At" KHIS I ICS," ,. most amusing series, ,, first given tnthe Ameriicau public. Thi se wili be illuslral. d in everv No. ; by a Story from the powerful pen of T. S. Arthur, Kq- ! "7'IIK CHtVfiF.S OF FASHION," , Illustrated by Fay H. binson. Ksq. This'serie. will I he very inter- tmg to the bidii s i"IHK APPLICABILITY OF THF. FINE All TS O nOMESTIC VSES," I Is another u rn s of Engravings now iu pn-paration, and will be published during the vear I CO I T AIJE Ft KM I I UK. 1 llainig guin s,, manv Model Cottares. ti intend
j now tn ronim. i.ee the publication of Cottage Fui llltun a very neressarv appendage to a Cottage. ' I HEt.IOIOV AI HISTORY. O.ir superior Artists, Walters, fucker. Pease and i Webb, are now engaged upon a set of plates illus. 1 trativeof these tw o subjects ' ; OIK Mf. VIC. I I Prepared express!, for us mostly original, and ! le antstul y printt d. has long commanded a decided ' ; pn f. n nee over that of any other Magazine. It is a featnri-in The Book. iTHK 1.1I F.K UY CH AR ACTER OF GODF.VS LADY BOOK, l t"i:h such writers as Miss Leslie, Grace Greenwood, I W. G. Simms. Mrs. Filet. T. S. Arthur, Mrs. P.. ! Oakes Smith, Mrs. J. C. 'i al, II. I". Tuckerinan, H. W. Herbert, fce.. the author of the Widow B.-dott, j Professor Frost, Rryant. Longfellow, Holmes and a ! host nf others must always take the lead in literary merit. ! TERMS:
Kor Three Dollars i will send the Lady's Nook. s containincr more reading than any other monthly, , and the I.adys Dollar Newspaper published twice a ; month, w hit h conta ins a much reading; as any of the j 81 periodicals of the day makim? three publication I in one month, or if the siihoriber prefer the iollowiti plt tulid eiira im to the !.ady Dollar New. ; papt r, (allhotili we would not ndvie it. as euirr-Av-i intrs ennuot he -ent throutrh the mail whhont Uftnc . crush- d or -reaed.) we m ill ".end the heautit'ul plate t contain. lit? the portraits of Harriet Nevell. Fanny : Ktn-re-ter, Mr- Stewart, Mrs. Ann II. JudtMn autl ; Mrs. E. H. Dw ihf. and the plates of Christ Weeping iv r .leru-salem, 'Ihe Opuiiin; the Sepulchre, De- ' livcr.ince of St. Peter, end Ihe Hihuke. If nre- ,' tern d it th- ewpapcr or plait s, we will send Miss j I.t slit Novel of Amelia, ami any three of Mrs. Grey' or Mis PickeringS p ipuUir m.vets. For Fie Dollars we will send two copies of the Lady's Hook, and a set ef the pUit to each suhscri- ; bt r. ) For Ten Dollars vte will send fne copies of the t.ud's !Uek, ut;d a enpy to the p rson j-endin the ' Clnb. nti.l a iet of plat s to each. For 'nity Dollar, elt vtn copies of tie Hook and a X of Pla.rs t each stihcrih r thd Club. For Ote Dollar we will tul the I.aoy's livk four r.oMi'li-. and tor 25 c in? any one No, lt.t:.cf.' to he paid on all t.rder. A thirty, I. A GODKY. f lt. Cliesmtt sir- i t, Phila.lt.
public tdliee, Hi MiUville, la. March 2d, 184:1.
10-tf.
HOOTS AM) SIIOKS. rH AVE just received a complete slock of MEN'S Coarse, Kip and Calf Boots and Brogans BOYS Coarse and Kip Boots and Brorans. YOC Ills' Coarseand Kip Roots and Hri.gan. WOMEN'S KIP HOOIS. ' CALF do " GUTER do " Ilalftiaiter d " MOKOC&O do " GOAT do Morocco and Goat SHOES. " Kid SLIPPERS CPd Half Gait, r BOOST. CHILDREN'S SHOES and HOOTS. Ladies' and Gents' HlHBER OVER SHOES. Sec Tl.e above articles are of a CAore jnntirv, andct ill sell them at Cincinnati prieea FOH C ASH. R. TYNKR. Brookville, 2Jt'l N'ov.,lS4T SO
H. D. JOHNS OX. ATTORNEY AND COCNSEI.I.OU AT LAW. . SHELBY VILLI; I D. R.-r.-rto Messrs. Coram, Tweed Kt Co., Cincinnati: Geo. II.. I land. Esq. liruokviLIe, Ind. Int. 35, M47. 44 J 0 1 1 A . 31 A TSON, " Attorney at Law. OmcKON Main St., Dn0GKVU.i.E. Ind M iv Mill. M-lo. ijO-if. .IOHX H. FAIHtUHAI., AnoiiNi Y at Law. I ron k v 1 1 c. In. Jin. ID IS Hi' 3 ,f.
JOSIN D.SIOWLAXI), Attorney tL w, lUIOOKViLLK In,
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Boots & Shoes. PRS. Men', tine Calf Boots. 9'i i!o Kip Bnigaus. 2 " llO Coif do 24 ' it. i do Slipmrs. 42 Woinen-j rlfBukin W " do Colored Tic,. S4 do Kid .-Spring u St " Cliililn-u's Shoes.
J-J.t received and for sabi low by 3Y 1, 1 H4S.
Rrtxfj.
Executor's Notice. VOTirF. is hereby given that the undersigned I has taken out lt ttrs testamcniary of the last w ill and testament ofLsitia Wood, deceased, late ot F in n k I in county, Ind. Those indebted to said estate will make immediate payment, and all having claims atrainst the estate will present them within one ytar tor pa ment. T he estate is pmbablv solvent. JOHN WY.W, Eecutor. Sept. 15, 1114ft 40 3w Police. T be State of Indiana, ? In the Franklin Circuit Court Franklin County. 5 for the county afon-sanl. T hur.tiav, August 31st, A. D. 1S48. FIELDING JETER, 1 VS I Joseph Whitclork. Susannah I
hiteloek, Jacob A. Hin ts, Nich-V In Chat.ccry.
'isis v rit. tiarnara cri.t, Ketss Waters, T homas Waters and the unknown heirs uf Ann Hudinan,
d.-c.asid. j "rfiOMES the said comp'.a'nant. by John A. Matsi son, his solicitor, and it appearing to the satI islaction of the Court bv affidavit tiled of a disinter- , t-sted witness, that Nicholas Crist, Barbara Crist, Iletsy Water and Thomas Waters, part of said defendants are not n'sideuis of the Slate ol Indiana. It is thenTon- ordered by the Court that notice of the pendency of said suit to the said ditcndants be pub-li-hrd for thn e weeks surci-ssivi-ly in the Indiana American, ''a weekly new. paper printi-d and pubtish ui in the county of Franklin and State of Indiana, notifying them that unless tin y plead to or ausH.irsaid billon or befon- the call ing of the cause at the licit term of thi. court: the said bill as tn lb. m will In- taken as confessed, and thim-iipnn this case is continued, s.c." Attest. JOHN M. JOHNSTON, Clerk F. C. C. I Matsflii, Sol. comp't. 45 w
1). I. .IO.YUS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. H r o o I; v t I I e. I n il . Office uti Main Rtirrcss St. Ucc. 20, 1$47. 52-ly
Franklic County Seminary. fJTHF" exercises of this institution will Im-resumed I on Mcjiday the titb of Nov. under the manaire-
nn lit of Mr. O. F. Filch, and every eflort will be made ' to promote its inten st, and secure the advancement ; ul those who may nsori there for iustructiou. A gen- ' eral co-nperatioii and patruliage are solicited. ompeteiit assistant, ,1 be rirtpluvrd tu insure satiifac- . lury attclitiuu .0 all. ' T he Seminary viar wiil he divided into three terms. , i r sessions Of 15 weeks each TKRMS OF TUITION. J Primary department, (including juvenile readinc and 'p. Ihtii:,) pir term, Jt on Commoi! Encli-h, per ti-rm, 4 OA Matin matical. Chemical and Philosophical, 5 CO . Classical. n 0.1 Nosiudent will be admitted f.-rliss I bin one half of a term, and no di duct 1011 will be ma.b for absence unless in case of sickness; and tin n only w hen such ickni ss .hall be pn. tract, d iv.r one we, k or more. j It is advisable, tin n Ion-, that each scholar coin-I
mence w nh, and continue uninterruptedly through the session. It will be observed that the charges for tuition have bi-cn sli!itly raised. Rut the s. ,as also tut n evtenib d. so as to 11, -ike IimIc or nu alti ration in the ti-rms heri-fofori- establish! d. Particular attention will be paid tu itue wishing to cncJCi- in icacl.i.ijj. "The Chemical and rhilosophU al apparatos of tkia
institution win euaiile tlie rnocfal to illustrate the various branches of Natural Science, with a varieljof interest. ny expernnents. Bv order of the board. 4 O. F.'FITCH, Principil.
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T ?l.OVESl stovks:: HE subscrilnr i' n . receiving one f tbe largest anil the Ik-si aoonmeni ot stove, ever vlTersd ; for sale in tke tow f K,kiH e,h i, ,gj ust nr xu?Z I iecnTlkel" h" '" - P.n ; lectllip tlie best pattern, from ,he be.1 of .OUS.CI 'il . TrC "i""" '"" -H-IVr I.H,k,:.l,ruur, av i li.LA", W 'r"""- hr l ro..n.le:. J tU) will brut acconlance 1.. ihe lime. My stove, I re all ot rKl materials, and I hare bad. a .peci-l . y. to Ihe thieknes. ofthe plates, ,Ve Auioiir which, w ill Im found patterns fn.n. the Foundrv ol W c lmn.Vl .,.,11,,1 lo.prov. d Premium Co.. king Stove. ' . . Fancy Air r.gl.i parior Franklin and T : I late r-toics, with all and everr article belonging la tbi- stove and cooking line; lick as Teakettk-s, WatHe .n.ns. Sec. cse. All of whi. h II befitted up and tnnimcd 1 ot at tl.esber.est notice; cheap very thsvu lor ca-lu 1 r ALSO. TINWARE. ;Ofevery var:. ty, wh. tf.jlr and mail. Merchanta .Rising oid.r. for Tinware, can be acc.romod.ited .1
I ""seaon I.I..-U cash prices. Houa -
00 n.aus mrileai.d put up loonier. ' ways ,n hand or made to order
' ,X' MV 01,1 nr", t'ipt raid Pewter taken in ( tnigrUie. JHKIIX.E i . ... ajn Durre.t t. llrookville, Stpt.JS, 1SIJ --40 , H. MMf. j H FAHQVHArT New Fall and Winter I GOODS !!! SPLENDID ASKOUTM13NI Jut rereived at the New Store oC ; 11 X CIs & FAKQAJHAIJ. OFMAIN BfHGK.SS SlUFKr, BROOKVILLR. INDIANA.
. I INCK A. F ARql Hlt 1. ndcr a genemus public 1 8 4 thi-ir continii! d thanks for past uajniuarc .and
- spoHttng
Stove pi at-
. -i.. i.-iiysin ue attention to ili.-ir very LKGt an l GENERAL ASSOR TMENT OK FALL AN l WIN TER roODS. consisting of FANCY AM) STAPLE DRY GOODS,
II -tKIJU AKK, QUE EXS WARE.
('I :. ware. W O O I) R N V A R F., raTTi:iSK WAUis. HATS & CAPS, COOTS st SIK'E?, Groceries Icckiitij' sfnlasMrK, LEATHER NOTIONS!, A.D SO FORTH. THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID IM CASH Foil WHEAT. ALL KINDS OF APPROVED COVN'TRY PROnrt'E TAKEN IN EXCHANUE FOl viOdOt AT CASH PRICES. Jept. 21, 1S4..'.
Hi.' Si-it- of Indiana, 2'rankliti Coutitv
riH A'Sll W. Al'Gl's I
XOTICK.
7 In the F'ranklin Circuit Court August Term. A. II. 134S.
I AGF.SIt.AlS KOI KAFI.I.LAR,-)
17lh, A. 11. 143.
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Coals- V la Chancery.
Upwaid cf Tea Thousani Cures'.! rnrjsuriPTic-Kr gatj ss cured.
Pea Ii-lat il
per pound. The market 011 tins
eveninp; ofthe 10th, closed with stfatiinpss, and on reference to our prices current it will be observed that we make little or no change in the quotations of the previous week . The committee of Com Brokers have declared the following to be the quotation for fair Cotton, Bound 3J8d; Mobile 3J0d; Orleans 4' a' per pound. The market for cured Provisions has been firm since last date. Pork has been freely ta
ken, nnd Karon bus ndvaltned 2s tn 3s ner rtrt.
Guardi Tied with each other in carting away j Lard is in fair request, althonch lower in the
their arma and seeking safety iu flight
Additional. On Thursday, November 9th the British Stock Markets closed with an advance. Trade is steady in the nanufacturing districts. The amount of bullion in B nk is increased
early part of last week, have since increased.
l heese is in less active demand. The imports of the week comprise 13S bxs Racon, 13-2 brls and 40 kegs Lird. 11 casks Butter, 1044 bxs Cheese. The imports of grain and grain produce, into Liverpool, London, and other ports of the Uni-
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The renewal of the report of a pending nego- j "-ingtiom, are mcreas.ng, anoims, comt.iue.1
tiation, ceding Cuba to the United States, creates : kee the nrketg, OIl lhe whole, well supplied,
much talk. j and in the abscence of a speculative demand the Ireland has subsided into a state af ordinary , trade exhibits a total want of animation, buyers tranouilitv i on' Purcnasing fr supply of immeciate or pressing wants. The report that it is the intention of the Roths-j At Mark Kane, on Monday last, Wheat was ckildt to liquidate their affairs in Paris, has doubt- 1 sold at 5la57s for Red and 5i)a60s per quarter less attributed to the decline of French runds. '; h English white. Indian corn bronchi . . , .1 1 nn 1 3Ta39 ner quarter tor ellow and hite. The The three per cents have fallen as low as 30, and , pf American Four wa9 nih(,T ,,,,,,, an j in fire per cents to 63,50, but with a prospect of an I S(me instances the price of Knglish wheat redvmnce again. ; ceded Id per 70 pounds. The following rates General Cavaignac has made military provis- j w.ere PaiJ for Amercan descriptions, viz: Can t- . . .v. , j ' rf-an free red .s 6.1 to is 8d to Ss Id: white ion afwinst a threatened insurrection. i ld tJ 8s 2J Balt r and Cana(iiari nat a du The Red Republicans and companions have ; sale, but prices were nianitained, the former becollected all their fighting men, with the evident j ing quoted at 30a31s and Canadian Wheat 3s. Intention of a strong effort. j , little volcano is said to have broken out Napoleon s election is still regarded as proba-! . ,, . . 01 . ., ,r . .... , , . . , , . in a coal bed in Shelby co., Texas. The nmie ble.but it will beenected only by afearful strng-t .. . ,, . . J J " was accidentally set on fire about a year ago, ... . , , ud has been burnibg ever since. There was a The French constitution has received the ; Rim liar tin. ,n 1.iiiibvIvii. Iavit vmm niro
final saactioa er the National Assemblv. The . . .. . , , , . ...
English press fear it bodes evil consequencesNotfiSrn Italy is in great confusion. Ah insurrection . la noticed as having occurred in Genoa. r r 1 J on A.vr t
r nutr, il is Hiateu, tins gntuteu .n.v'vivr iiiumv- j et to the Sarftnian government. I
il S'le.tlllgs
Bleach- d Muslin and Pill, r case do
j Tickings, Wagon covering, bro. Drill and Canton , Flann-.Ts , Cbildnii's wnnbn Caps, Men's and Boys Caps Men's Beaver, Antra. Fur and Siik Hats
! Shawls. i Heavy wonlrn ami cloth Sha l rs'limtn' nnl Molt' color c!o . ' Fane ami plain 1. nnd ilk Vit ttc Hnt li'oi.l all 1! eft, ingrain Girt nt Sratr Car 1 prting. of ant da-k t'olor, to suit vcry van ty to tat. ) He hatoeiui, nlo, a mot ittonditt leck f Boots and Shoes. Bouirnt in the maiuit'ai tnri.-j; tow in i f N'i Km?I ami at the torrrst rict-. He ha evr hvt-n ahle to 1 oftV r. a lanre and U-.irah.r a stock in tht lint Im tore, M n-s, Hs and Youth's Stoiry Hoot, and Shot
Kip niw.tt ana rin-tam
" Call H. avy Oouhli-Stiti Hoots 4 l.if!it Kinf-finiht'd do lio:tt Sit !
"otnh Hiot; and Shot s and M Shoes and Bootcis Ladies" Heavy a. id l.iirht Kid Sltppt r I 44 Heavy and l.ic' tinat and Kid Buskins 44 Hich Kid IsMkin Tumps 44 Kip and Calf Hootees 1hoeho heretofore bought of him are r'pectfiillv invited to vome airain, and he hope nrw cn- ! tomer will. also, call. He cannot crive an idea of the j variety of his stock in a hrit f lit of articlt s and he 1 will only say il i better and cheaper than any he j evt r bt'fore ofTen-d here. Thoxe h!ui hae been in the habit nf hnyinp in rincmnaii. are especially "invited to call and lok thronc:h lii cod, 1"r he think he may atly ehallenrje comparison with any retail establishment of tht West. 7'f htfkrtt market price ot al! timet paitl Jo:
It ,'n tit. U. TYNF.R Br,wkvilh', Nov. 17,
ih. noGKus roMrorn syiivp of livekwok t ami r ii. FOR THE crRE f-' CO VSCVP 770.V, .flVH ALL DlSl.ASt.S OF THE l.l'Sns ASG HREAST. 'l itis lii:EAT llKMr.ov ha not only made almost inert dibit' euro of ronsnmption, hilt it break up the
mnt distresier Couch, Cold, Fain in the Hrenst, and Asthma, m a few hour time. We amht.rime our , AaT-'nts, in all ca where it does not pive immediate j relief, and the bottle i returned, to cheerfully refund 1 the mney. We m ill now a-k the afflieted candidly toenrine the favts bt hiw, w hich sobtaoti vie the m rit of thi threat n mt tty. Fact nhieh are incontrmertible, and cannot be ib tiit d. We refer y tt the statement f well KittiHti riiystirian and Frtfeor. who havif etnne forward and have substantiated these fact. The m.t incredtilou canntu but be com in-ed that it has madt cures w here very thing cUe ha failed. j
Extinct from Vrtt:firatrt irh'rh ran he ger;i tn Jutt by catling vhon the Agents. i
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; Htvid Stillwell, Harrison
' cott. and 1aid Parker- J
0 10I KS the said complainant hv his Vfnrner. and ' -4 then unon the said David Stilwcll and Pavid Parker, hv Sleith thi ir attorney enter their appear- ( Mure herein, and upon miiltDti they are ruled to in w i r aitl hill tm or before the next callmc of thi 1 r.iut on to-morrow tnornintr. and it npprarin? ti the ' iti-l"acnn ofthe Court by the ShvritT return, that the said llarri-on o.:l-cotf is nut a resident ofthe State if Iridir'tia, It i therefore ordered by the Court , tli it the pendency f the (.aid suit ttf puMi.hed for three week ucesivil iu the "-Indiana ru-aii" aweikly newsaper printed and puhlihed in thcu nt v nf Frank I in nod State of Indu-ita, tint t inih m of th pentleiifv of aid hill and that nnb v pleid to or answer the same on or b. (bre the callintr of the cnue at the next term ef this Cmirt, the saiti "bill wili lie taken as rmifessi-d atraiu-t him. ; Am'!, JOHN M. JOHN'S I ON, Clt rk ! Holland, Sol. comp't 45 3w F. C. C.
Honey Wanted. A I I. pernns iiidebied t thtr underi trnrd. i.r In m-i 8k H. Tyner, are it questrd U make immftliitt paymeiu. K. TVXKH. nrookvilb,.Ianv 4 isit.
GOODS.
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but it has probably been extinguished, as we
j have heard nothing of it for some years. In England there has been a mine fire for several ! years, and numerous farms and a considerable ; portion of a town have been destroyed by it.
, - . Bad. Twenly " years ago it wis common to trim straw bonnets with artificial wheat and barley, in ears, on which the following lines were written. Who now of threatening famine dare complain; WliesieveTT female fun-head teem with Itrain? See kost the wheat sheaves nod amid the plum es! Our barns are now transferred te drawing rooms;
And husbandi mho indulge in active lives, TofiH theVr granaries may thrash their wire. .Tlwrv- smnl! Iwx. We have two more cases of small pox to report, in addition to those already mentioned, towlt: Richard Williams, who is now ill, and his on Thomas, who had a very light attack, and is now quite well. The disease Is thus far confin-
The Survey af Hurlgate, with a view to the
j improvement of its navigation, is going forward ; ' with rapidity. Poles and flags of different col-: ; ors are lo be seen on projecting rocks and at
every few rods distanee all along the shore from the upper end of Blackwell's Island to Flushing Bay, and the officers of the survey are improv- , ing every available moment in completing their
j calculations and making up their report. i Mr. Van Buren, as we learn from the Bradford ! Reporter, has received about 1,500 votes in Rrad- ; ford County, Pa. (Wilmot's District, Taylor j beats Cass about 1,000 in the County. I Bailttintt IVrmit.
The number of permits issued for buildings in Philadelphia by the qity Commissioners (City proper) for the season of 15-IS so far is 564.
It Mm est
(Kr Most Extraordinary Work ! THK MARHIF.O WOMIVS Private rtlrdiral Companion
HY UH. A. M. M riUCE Al", Professor of diseases of Women. Sixth F.dition. ISmo. pp. 250. I'rieeSl. SO.tMHK! Cop ie aold in ! ix months;!! Years of snfTerin, o f physical and mental anguish tn many an affectionate wife, and pecuniary diflicnltics to the hushand niipht have heen spai-ed; thnnsands now poor -wonld have enj.vyi-d competence; thousands now broken in health w.inld have enjoy, d it; hundreds new in their firavca heen still alive, bya , timely possession of this work. j It is intended especially for the married, or tlme contemplating marriage, as it disclosis important, secrets whicli should he known to th. m partirttlat-ly. ' Truly, knovilcdije is power. It is lit alth,happi-, ltess aftltience. '
The revelations contained in its paii s have proved a hlessint,-to thousands, as the innnmtraMc letters; received by the author will attest. Here, also, every female the wife, the mother, tinone either bnddinc; into womanhood, or the oue in the decline of cars in whom nature contemplates an important chanie can discover the cause, symptoms and the most efficient r medics and niest e. r.ain mode of cure, in every complaint to which her sex is subject. ITS IMPORTANCE TO THF. MARRIED, may be frathrrrp from the fact, that Travellintr acents make fnim THREE TO FIVE DOLLARS A LAYfrom itssale hundreds of active, ( nterprizinc; atrents are accumulating a little competence firm the liberal discount allowed, and of the threat d. man.! for it. Orders are reqirsd to be accompanied with payments, j COPIES WILI. RE SEN V BY M AIL FKF.E OF POSTAGE TO THE PI KII VSEIl . ; Over twenty thousand copies have been sent by
three months with pirftct saf, ty and
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E.t 'torr roin a 1,'ttrrfrKm ihf Krr. ."try II irrman. Mr. A. L. Scnvill: As Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and 1 ar hasln-eii the means f sn.-itchinc: mv companion from a premature crave!! I feel under thenblication to cive my inductive in thecircillation of so valuable a medicine, HENRY WISEMAN. Patriot, Gallia Co., O.. fee. 21, t4".
I have been the familv physician of Mr iseman for the I i-t twelve years; diirintr that time Mrs. Wisemnn hr.s !'. n sunVrinc fro-n dt.easeil ltinsTs. And i-nilH fil -h - svmptnms ef Pulmonary Consumption 'npp.ar.it. All tlie usual remedies, failed. At this ti-i.e .he commenced Usui- Dr. Roecr' Liverwort I and Tar. It acted like a charm. In a few days she 1 declared herself nearl. wi It. I have no doubt of its 'virtues, and would i lie. rf.illy recommend it to per- ! sons afflicted with diseased tunes, Y.mrs,
H R. WILSON, M D. Patriot, Gallia Co., Ohio.
UNION COUNTY. Sale of Lamia and Town Lot Pel.nquent for N.m-r.tvmvnt 'if Taer. "OTICK i ht n by iriven. that the land, nnd ltt ! returned delinquent by the Tn-HMirt-r nf V'nion coiinty, f.ir the iun jiavtm nt of tnxet fr th1 year 147. and described in lit ported iin in the office! of the Clerk, Trra Mirer, and Atidttor of aid county, or so much thereof a may he neei..iry to pay the taxes due on said lands and lt respectively, or dn' from the owners thereof, with the interest, penalty, and rhartrt's due nt the tim' ofthe sale then of, will he sold hv the " rt a-iirer of t'niott county, at the door ol tlie ("iiiirt Hihim', in the (nun nfl.ihertv, count. of V-
nion, and strife of Indinna, on the first Monday of
January. 1449. within the hours pntenhed by law, utiles the taxes, intret, penalty and charije due on said lands and lot he paid before that time. JOHN" V. SCOTT, Auditor of C C. Auditor's Office. Union Co., October 27, 1843. 45-4w Pht. Fee $J
A Prmarknhie Cure nf thr Constnniptin.
Mr Scovitl: I was taken with a most distreincr coue;h and my limes became o diea d that I hied in a short time several quarts I s n-dured o low that all of my frier d, and even my Physicians, thought 1 mn-t die w ith Consumption: My brother hearinti of the remarkabl" cures made by Dr. H -trers Liverwort and Tar, procured a bottle, and before ! had taken one-hall of it, it seemed to eo to the very seat of the dieae. I raised a larc quantity of phi t:m and matter, and my couch was stopped as bv a charm. And bv i ne I was restored to perfttct lualth. G!IHIKI. WH1TF.HK UV Sworn to and subscribed this -lth dav of November, 147. I?. K. SVKNCKH. i Mayor nf the City ef Cincinnati. Exfrart from a l.rtter dnt-.t Jarkton Tennestre, Ort,'rr 2--'f. 14;". Mr. A. !.. Scot, i' I, rineinnati Tf)err Sir Tw :itit oil so Mtid me one cro-s of .r. Hr t' Liverwort m Tir I am entirely not of it. and have constant rails for it. 'I he n m.irlk able run s that it has made here, has made a ere demand ("r it. Yours, KcC., K. V. AV H 1 Til NGTO N, Orusrsi'l. Mr. Merrtrrrafhrr reritrs at fhitfltvsr 1 ; Mr. A. L. Scnvill. rineinnati: Dear Sir Dr. TRoi frers Liverwort and lar came safe to hand. I have , sold a niin.berof but ttes. It hs met with treat success. A yountf man .f thi pl:ice. supposed by everyi one to ha.c the consumption. h.s been entirely cured, i U V V 1 1 M K U I W K A I H V. K , rKNxiARK. Ttnn.. June 134?. j For sale wholesale by K. L. Scorille, corner of Fifth and Race streets, Cincinnati. Also by K. S. J Tviiit. ! q 13 q q s n I RF.WRE OF A IM'SF. COfNTERFFI T!!
I Prepared in time last h, .lOIIN I . TOUSn (in thr
' employ of C.EORG K M. Al l. EN. tnnc!t, cinii:i'i 1 his Count. rf it is so! I by one 11CI.L, ef Louisville, Kv. Ht-oii yeur )tiiar.l
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. v.. v. F.nnixr.Tox,
T T AS commenced a Literary Depot for the Sale of
s; II c heap Publications. He intends kecptne on
hand ail the late chup works, either historical or
fictitious. So soon as any new work is published It will be f.itind at his establishment, at the original
piililisbcrs pi-ice, with.iut carrincre or postage. He has the tollowinir works now on band, to wit:
Tirlr. rvirr.
.taeob Faithful, Ry Capt Marjatt, Pett r Simple, dn. .laoliet in Nenrch of his Father, do.
do.
Ry Ned Runtime, Rj- Lieut. Murrav, do. do.
Ry Mrs. Gray
Rv Mrs Pickering
Ry Ileum It,
25 25
25
25 25 25
25 25 15 25 25
.t t Ml-JOHN
s, , ill .i ,, L? ,
esi to the house tn which it first made Its appear- . iw. v"0,0.rea ".u ""'P""' .! , . .' .. i locked up alone by their mother, were honblv
ance. mere nave oeen but four casses in all. ; burned durinir her absence. The oldest mail w ithin
State Ssintinel, Nov. 27 th. plaj-injj with matches, and set fire to the bed ' certainty. Ohio Ifjl.lattare, where the Youngest vat. Both have died ofj On the n-ceipt or one Dollar, the "Married WiA locofoCO member of tlie House has been ; their injuri,' i man's Medical Companion" willlH-sent mailed free; -.1 r Mi;. TI,. UH. .j;.t.. D A snow storm occurred at BufT.ilo on elec- I ' nT Ps" ofthe Vnited States. All letters and ap-
.v i ii it ... i ,t,., .. : tion dav- The ground was covered a foot deep. feme. A. Bell, and 'here was no other can- j M painsvile it Ml l6 inche8. 1 p the name of Bell. Two of the votes J Retting. QolU, e v:nj a J. A. Bell, two more for Mr. Slidell, late Minister t, Mexico, bet npCape St, Panlg the middle letter. By re- j warJs of riXy thousand dollars on Gen. Cass -aiirgTsl cBRRV'Miese for Mr. Bell, the loco had ; c-trryinft Ohio. He is, of course, the winner wo majority and has the certificate. Counting j jj. The colored voteis in Providence, R. I , these, the Whigs had two majority. j the Journal says, generally held to their former 0GoinUD? said an omnibus driver to a ' party allegiance, four onlv voting for Van
plications from those d siriin; to be come ap-nts must
! be post-paid .'except thos coma. nine; a remittance) ! and addressed to Dr. A. M. Manrieean, Rex 1224. ! New- York City. Publishing Otrice. Ill Liberty ; St. New York.
The Marrii si Woman's Pn.ate M. dical cempan. ion' is sold by P.uoksclli rs throitrhcitt i!ie t'nited Stati-s. 40-4tn CJTor Sale by O. V. EDniNt; I ON, Rroekville
Millerite the other day. Yea, friend, said the Millerite, as soon as the lord's willing. Cant wait till that time, said the driver, who cracWe.. his whip and drove on,.
Buren.
M vrried On the 22d inst. by Rev. Augustus Eddy, Mr. VM. II. FRATSMAX to Miss MARY ANPF.RSOX, al! of HamiUon, Ohio.
Public Vendue. fj-HE nndi rsiched w iil i tf.-r the foltev. ine pn-per-Q ty at Public Sale, at his rcsidi nee in Haiti township. Franklin connty, Ind . on Saturday the lth day of December, Isiii, to w it: One Work iters,-and two Colts, Milk Cows and Youne Cattle, Sheen,
Stock Hoc, some Farming I tensils, Haj by the ton, Xc. lermsmailekni-wtieiitli. dat ... s;,,. N,.. ;i. - -w A I' It Ml IM CAHIV.lt.
3J.ni?Ln WOlsKS. Ml I H Jsc CHOSS. late of New ork.are now receiving at their New Marble Kn.m. in the Kc lectio CoUetre, Corner of Court and Plum Sts., Cincin ! nati, the larrresi and best vt eted Ln of Marble ever bron rht to Ohio, atid with a cl:is of workmen from the Kast. are now prep arid to fornih (hose deirou Pf erecting durable meimn'oes over fbe cr ' i their deceased friends, a superior quality of W ork, ; and their connection ith the tuarro s is uch, at a j much lower price than any other establishment West ; of the Mountain, and but a -hade above the usual I price of toe ciMiinvn m native stone.
ov. 17, I.-.4S. 17 m. cash van wiirat.
fatlK. subscrilu r havincr tak n Kimbies Kuchancc S Mill, on the can il at Hr e,U- ille. til at all times pay tbe highest market p-iee t-r Wht:H. He will ;,. rtive forty peuiul ef Flour and h.lt a boh I ef s ! h;tht I of (rood clean w le t. di! for al' .nanvqiMiMiiv. UenumUir it is ur intt n t to support this mill. 1 MOM S WKUlHT. Oct. lth, 1S43. 4
Mitl-hipman Kay, Ued Heventrt'r, The Wreckers, The Ciipsej , 'I he Catiin Ity lied Rupert Last lays of Pompeii Heroine of Paris Secret Service Ship queen ofthe Sea, Harotiett's Da. ti fritter.
lmovan's Adventures in Mexico.
Hover ofthe Heef Orphan iece Love in a Cott air Lena Cameron Lives ofthe Preideitti Mike Kink Livtsnf r;iv'orand Scott,
Clinton llrriil-haw , 'I'npni rs p.ride, 1 he . -nt le Krufr:il II uisi w lfe Family Honor a meilital work Seen ts of Mount Kcho
Kutr ne .Xium, Pel hum. Lectures on Astronomy Mothers of Kntrlnnd Women of Kmrland Wives of Kntrland Hauc-hters ef Kntrlnnd ! Itandlts of tbeO-afr
Anjeru-an Review Kort Hntnesne IHitwfattd LifeofOt-n Scott Th Rautifu Witlow i Phstolo y, Anim:il and Mental Sarircant Life of Henry Clay Love and Pareutatre l.hs Lectun-son the Luncrs Cnuiunptiou Curable. iati-e on Mllvh Cows Marriaev .Lis hittury and Plitluvephj ) S Matrimony, , Humnn ?,chts Mrs. H .ll s Sk'-tches of Irish CharJCt
j N'os at IH eenfseaeh Spur.heim on Kdncation, Lectures on a Solu r and Temperate Life, , Self Culture Phy-iolotfv and Phccnoloiry By Mrs. FowUr Fowler's practical Phremiioi?v
W ith various other works uf f.ict and fiction, to prtlu r with eand:es, oils, oysters, isc- Oct. 20.
i.'W P. f LI IO V is in.t uw r reivinir frte;n n I.ty TIMOHKaitd CI NCI A 'I I, and nj. mo at his old stand a full supply of new and eh cant e-muIs compri-iner a full a-iirtmetit for the fall and winter, which he o tiers to the public at surpri-iuirl y low ran . In add it ion te. e-ur form r stork of clot hs w e now ofler, in the fiKX I LKM KN'S LINK New stle p. .nu and fancy rasintre. do do do do Sat ttiiett.
Heavy blue and drab Felt Cloth, a hsautif Style Couds for 0ir-ctats. LiJ Lnmartine Cloth, fur pnt: Hlue red and t ellow Haunt Is. Woolii knit birt and J ra-ur HAT AND CAPS. Mel's fancy cloth caps. p.o fiiitt autl hi tlot-i ca?s.
Heavy fur c:.ps j Kasbititiable brush Hat.
Rut tia Vita Hats. Rlack waterproof, and spurtiuc hats.
itued and hair c.i.i. LA 1)1 C.S l)i:i'A IiT31 KXT.
W e invite the attention of tlie Ladic to a rich elec
tion coni.tii.cnf
Hilk, plaid and plain Lustres. Fauci priitt and rintrhiims.
Furniture itrniis.
Kmbroiden tt Camere Shall.
Heavy fri lifted c!rab do.
fltl I .HlHVit Io.
RlacK and I'.iucy Silk fring-t.
r tor nee oraiit nonnctsKancvarron checks.
Woolen and cotton Hose.
iln do glovea. Worsten netts. Toirethi r w ib a full supply of all the minor aiticlct of the trade. BOOTS AND SHOTS. Men's watt rpoof kip iioott. Mi n'i calf boottt. do thick do Roys do do Heavv 11 nutans for men and boy. Women and Misses" kid short. Do do calf hoots. Ladies kid boots and bukin.
Do Gaiter boot. cii:oci':t:iraS$ 20 baits best Rio CollVc. No. 1 Mackenl I Ree Rice Loaf and brown Snirar. rery cheap. Tubs buckets, bed cords, coil lope, March, e, (tlTKKXS-WAKK. A full supply of b. aotiful new styles ,f fancy Qui-i-nsw a re. and all nt her articles in our line, of ihe latest si. les, and at the lowest rates. lur old cust. imers are n iuesti d to come on, and m w ones respectfully iiiviti.l to i ainine our stuck. Drunk villi-, Sept. 20, 1S41.
Beware of Counterfeits?
"57HEX I was in ('i-iciiit.;.. Is-t w inter I
very sorely atHirti d w it. mv old and lonr stan
ding couch, and in i-. kiny a cure was induced t, trf Ir. Tlirs IMHtS 11 I.M ..f LIKE: t hv rel'Cf I Obtained was so sn.l.t. ii and s p. , ukn,i thai t ft II it to be my dutv to oh tain tl.e agency. I have done and now offer it to my iii'ihlMirs as'ihe liest and aafe.t remedy fur cunrhs, .-..Ids, brolirhiti. incipient cansu in mi. in. asthma, i.nr throat, hoarseness and ,11 l.l Nti D1SEASI.S. Ministers and other puhli. speakers w ill find tin su Ives signally benefitted by
I lis IIM-. Rnrarr t Imitnt .'on t. None cenuin' butDr. TID'tt 1 Inilmn Balm if L:r. Pn pari il nnlv br of' Hr. P K.WOMItltl'GV. , At the K.ch ct'ic nispi nsary on StU si. be lweei Tim ' and Kace, Cincinnati. I JOHN nVK A ffn. Agent. ! or: icf; rtii thk cure of . Lnn Diseases. I.ivi r Coti.plaint, Ncnifnl.ins nise.sea. ' A'hi'iniiaiic Afleetions. wlntior mercurial or in tt. I rnH.nion form: l)pi-psy. t-ancers. Si. Vitus' I.neea . Paratisi., '-ie-l)uli.r! nv. i male Diseases and Weak
lies, and all Chronic Diseases of lhe Sloniach, Hearty Spli-en, Kindi-ys, Eye. Skin and other Organs: at th. Eclectic Dispensary, south side of Fifth t. bs tweci Vine and Hace, Cincinnati. O Aiteiidinr; Phvaiciaa Dr. P. K. WOMBAi'GH. Death to Tooth Ache. Prepared only by Dr. P. K. Wombuush and- old by respectable Druirists ihroucholit the North and West. This remedy never fails lo cure when used ..carditis; to the directions : and it may br used by all classes f patients with perfect safety at all time, as it does not cotiiam any dangerous article and w ill not injure th titth. JOHN H IN KAMI), Afent.
.ion a .loujrn.. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Practices in Hamilton. Clermont and HrownCoun-tii-s, Ohio. OFFICE On the F.ast si te of Main, between 3d and 4lh Sts., Cincinnati, Ohio. Hi fir tot'. F. Ctarl.ou, I'.r.ink ille. Dec. 1847. St-ly
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N O T V Vs. AL'. WHOM II MW ftlNCEUN: On the i-t i-l M.iv, 1-1 '. the last will and ie-tani. lit of
Isaac S. Sw. iiim. ii, then late ol Franklin conn y. in the state of Indiana, deceased, was regularly admit, ml to Probate, in i he 1'n.l.ate Court ..f said county, bv which ai.l last will and lesianienl, amour other llnuirs, the ti Mt..r .in. c(s lh.it all the residue of his personal .stale shall he- in. .-sleil for I he use r Parhara Jjwcrintrcn. the v. ile of the testator: the said llarbara to rcrcnc the int. ri st accruin? thireon tliinne her natural life; the said last w il I and t.-siainent contains the lid In ill ir pro. ision: "II is my will that at tlieili?th ti' mv beloved wile llarhara. my i i color her. mailer named make full colliciion of all moil, eys dm mv estate and lion I.. tfive notice, liy pilb ic advertis. ii'i.-nt tn all mv I. cal In irs to conn-forward mil. in thric.cars feOui the time nf advertisement. Ml mv licirs'that mav cotne for. ard wiilnn the time above "described, their claims belli b rally tested, shall be entitled tu tin ir rt sportive equal share ofthe w bob- sum collect, d, as lat .hove described. Those who mav fail to appear iu tint time, i f any such there be. shall lie forever, winded from any .hare uc interest iu mv estate whatever." On the -.h ..f Julv, l-ts, Mrs. II .rbara Swerinrv-ii. the relict of IV a d' testator, depart, d this llf. ill said
" Franklin County. 15 I In pur-iianoo it., ret .re of the s.nd last will and t. .- ' tamcnt, the nndrrsisii. d. .lame. Coiiwt II. Evcutor 2J i f . I.. i wiil au.l t. siai,i-i,!, her.li not: A. sail r50 ami. ii.tcrest.d as claimants under s.id la. I will and 'testament, lo In., liter to te Pr-.bate Court of said
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Theodore P. ITlccks, CABIXKT 3IKFsII. CIHOPnii Main R ii r ( trcsi, aelT oppoit tks Kraukliti IIiue. Kumiturr of all kind made in the latent and best ctyle, on thort notice, at Tery rra.tMiiiahle tt rnts. Ile haviiift .jut fiiiifchtd a nea and uhtanttal Hearse, i prepan-d tu make and deliver coffins tuy distance, at ni-Mlt rate pricea. Hr-Mikvle, July ?0th, 1843. 50-m xotTck7 "
I Franklin county. ) fr '' county afun-satd. j TutdaT, August 15th, 184. ; F kiel Tyner, Silas Tyner, IRichanl Tyner, partner in trade f wilder the name and st le 'E- Frcir aeliiel I rnir Co." ATTACHMENT i MARY KE1D. I "lOM K the said plaintiffs by Holland their AttorI V t n( tid it appearing lo the satisfac ttoii of th Court that the writ of attachment has heen retsim-
rd by the kh. riff of l he County uf Franklin aforesaid with the I.. I... in j; return I mio, to-wit! "1 retura , this w rit havi ii)r mad.- diligent search, have no rood. ; nr ehaitels, lainls, nrHis credits, moneys or elTccta ' of ihe deft snliji ct to b. attached in my counts, but I I served .leflei soii Coleseott and Robert Trmpleton, (iariiisliit-s, by di-liveriug the accompanying sum- ' pious toe-eilu-r wiih a copy of this w-rit, and a cope ofthe aflldavit araiust said Garnishees on the t-ld day of Julie. A. I. IH41, Wm. Kobeton, Sh'fT." Il is then fore onion d by the court, that the said defendant he notified of the pendent, y of l.e sasd trl nf at-t-ichmi-nt in said county by publication fur tb,rra weeks successively in the Indiana American, a week,I. newspaper pr-iutcd and published in th. county a Franklin, aforesaid, a ml that unlets she appearand : dt fend the same, on ur before lhe final ad indie alien th.-r. of. the sauie will be ! ard. adjudicated and dlern.in.'d in her absi-nei. and this case is nntinwest. A test, JOHN M JOHNSTON, Clerk F.C.f. Iloliatid, Att'y fo P'tf. 45-3W
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Intuition, is t.oir thoiisatui itoltars. JIMES CON WELL, Ewciitor ol lhe K-tteofl.S. hvl.ril.ri n. A hi;. . 1'4-t . -.- .ii lhe Xen.a I or.ii Licht (Tip., and Fr. derirktowii Examiner (M.I.) will tuserl lh f.n-r.
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the While Water Canal, in Franklin connty, Inili- i land. Hrock. inc. r r.n.Kiu. s. .a ana. The farm consist, nf about 1JO Acres of r.ch . their bills i., tint ulilir. P.. Horn Land and c. . s i.f unland. for tilnh.-r .
The whole bottom land will b- sold toc ther, or 140 i acres iu tine ti act, and -in in another, w nil such a part , of the Tiintior land as mav lie di-sin d. Al.SO-.rt Acres ot'iunlrr land about miles; 'above Pn -okville. within a hair mile of the White , Wa'i-r Canal a rn.-chance f-r coed timHcr ! A 1X1 rvOrt i.r ltri Acn-s ul unimnri.vo.l land ' in si . tines lo and 15 in t" n II, ranse 12: seetion ! I j in town II, ranee II: sections 7, 1. . ITaiidoi,, j luwn ll.raiit-e 1 2 nil in Franklin eo.. Ind. ill h- ! scd in lots to sail purcl.asi rs. 'I ill.. Rood and prices ami term, aecommoitatinr. ! If the first named farm -s not sold at private sale.it I will be off. nd at public auction in January or Fcbruarv in M. ' For particulars. . i'! at IIOM I XNtt'S Law Offi-t . in lli -.k. i't, , In 1. Nf ! - ' -I 1
Nev; EotaViisisincnt etiv .n'.iscri'.i! r wi-li! s in iiif.iiio the citions i.
J llr.M.kville. n il the pob'ic IT
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M-o makes and r. pairs all kinds ..f tiiin., Pi-lols. v-c Vc The siiltscri'.M r intends n.inir lhe o.sl... stock, ".i Joins! " is "rk in the h. .1 maimer and on the must e i.t and accomnm.: at mi lertns. 111. -l...p.-i .-'. Me.!. ..l.slt l...h.at.d ""'' 7..in M-'.-iirr. Ma 1 ' 17. 1
W. II. PHILLIPS. Xn. T Main Street, .est side, three doors alo Vruat
n.-ar the Public vv barf, K lucintiati, O.,
RH.KU in t.HOt RHIr.S aim fKuoi'i:
keep, cotislaiitlv on hand, a t- nerl assort
ment of Salt, Suear, Coffee, Tea, Molasses, C'kerse. Madder, liulico, Sal. rams, t.lass. Nails, Cotton Yarns, Fish, Tobacco, Snap,. Candles, and all other articles in the Crorcn Husiin-ss, w hich w ill bt sold at the Ion c.I price Isir CASH, or iu exchange loa PnMtuce. N". II. The Hichi-st Priei-s paid tor Feathers, FlaiS.s d, Floor. Pork, Racon, Lard, (iin.vn-r. TimothySe. d, Covor-S- d, Mustard-Seed. Ri-es Wat, Dried Fruits. W hite Ileitis, 4c. ic. t' i n . 1 1. 1 1 . 1 1 , -rfSw3 Navigation Open. N'F.W A lilt ANiiE.MEN I S FOH 143. Fmtn at. I after Monday, lull of Si pii-mb. r, I14S, the Cincinnati. Cambridi;- City Daily Pai ki t Line bares Cincinnati daily al 3 o'clock, I". '., ;S inula t cep-ti-d) pasinr th.oiich Cleve Town, Harrison, Trenton. Rochester. Rrte.kvillc, Mf'aiunra, Ijiurel, Ca, in rs. ill. and Milton, t-'or pacae' appiv on Ix.anl. Camhriiire City Rereille. r.o.n. rs.. Me Ti I. t;rpb, RnH.kville Awuric-.it ami Frank in IV mo. ml copy J i the am unit nl'55 eacii. S. p ?-.1--' fill. ( IV. & (1 AV. I.OHS.X, Copuer Smiths r'ltiut Sinn. In-.v...ii Pike and lli;iler. opp...i' rletbel church, and Second strict hs-tween Main ait'l Wa'nnl. C I C I N N 'l I. is'ANl'FAC I I'U K and ha-e censiaiiily on hanil arte-, a laree and .-ue.'ssl assortment in lluir line, such a- Copper Wash, Slew, Tea and t.lne Krtllts, Stills and llatu r's Kettles: Elicit" . W. II. Ci.nri and l.i.in.r Pump-; Lift ami Fore.- Pumps tor wells, pork I and .tisiill. ri': Soda F ts and Slrmi's
Pan t.t (..-in rator for makm-r Nona m aier. us. N.R. W. utaulilacliiri rl all limes lln w kclllr", fn-m Hoa to .tr-fto c.iH"us. kiitritie and l.ani Sii ami-r w ork dune on the shortest tniMc' anil in the best iiiallln r. Feb. !!. 7--.I.I Town Frrperty for Sale. JHF -litis. nh. r ba a It'll SF; Js; I O I" I.. r sale in . , H. i- ri. "s plat of Hr.M.k. ill.-. Ii i. -;.h-iI Ftsms House, nearlv new, with time- i-uod r.roms, cella r, and w . It ai ratie d and improved. I be ink- is -fond, and will In- warranted. Il i-a pb a.ant and n-ltre. n si.i.nce for a pri.a"- I'aonl.. I hose wi.hmc pur. has, will app.v to the .ind' r-i-rm d. lis. mil's north rasi of Ri j.'k it'r, or to C. F Clark -on. m Hr.vk.iHr K.RENKZEfl ROO 1 Htilt. ih,ISI-.- !2-'f