Indiana American, Volume 17, Number 18, Brookville, Franklin County, 27 April 1849 — Page 3

FOREIGN NEWS.

XatItc Iht I -titer front ICuropc Important Intrllirurr. Philadelphia, April 10. The foreign news per Europa was received in New York last evening by Telegraph from St. Johns. Owing to a derangement of the wires, only a small portion of the news was received last Bight. The following summary is taken principally from Wilmer &. Smith's European Times, dated Liverpool, April 7th, 1S49. : Under the influence of more favorable advi- j ces from Iudi?, and the pacific state of affairs "on the Continent, nearly every department of business is assuming a more cheerful aspect. The conflict between Sardinia and Austria has ended in a complete prostration and abdication . of Charles Albert. i The importations of EreadstufTs and Provis- , Ions into England continue on a very large : scale. ! In commercial affairs generally a firmer feeling was manifested in the last few days. American funds agiin advanced, and Consuls have risen during the last two weeks 18 (?) per cent, having fluctuated from 931g on the 2nd to Dn the 5th, at which they closed for Money. Money, though still abundant, has slightly increased in value. The lowest bauk rates is still three per cent, but with private banks the best bills are done at 2 per Cent. The Bank of England returns show the amount of Bull-, Ion in the vaults to be 15,300,000 pounds, so that any draw which may arise from the United States in consequeuce of the inequality of the Exchanges, will be met without the least difficulty or fear of renewing the scenes of 1S47 The weekly account of the Bank of France show a progressive improvement. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Subsequent to the departure of the last steamer, the Cotton Market was dull, particularly for the lower middling qualities, and prices further gave way one-eighth penny, but thi week Ive have had a better demand for consumers; and this decline is considered as recovered, so ihatonr last quotations of 4?d for Upland aud Mobile is now repeated, and fair New Orleans for its relative scarcity raised to 4Jgd. Middling demand. The sales for the week ending the 30th ult., amounted to 2G.010 bales, of whch 2,000 were on speculation, and 5,000 for export. The business for five days to the 5th instant was 34,580 bales, of which 10,000 was taken on speculation, ond 3,000 to exporters. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. The Corn market continues in the same State of depression as last noticed. Trices have again receded. At Mark Lane on Monday last, the transactions were very limited. The price of LTnited States Wheat was quoted at 43s to 46s per quarter. Canadian 40s to 44s per quarter. Very little business was done in flour of any sort, although American barrelled was freely offered at 23s to 25s per brl no sales of importance were affected. Indian Cornwasquoted at 27 to 2?s for White aud 30 to 31s for Yellow. At this market on the following day the trade was dull, aud on Thursday Flour was nominally 22s 6d to 23s Gd; the latter only obtainable for the best brands of Ohio. Indian Corn 27 to 25s for White and 2Gs 6J for prime Yellow. Flour was nominally 22s 6d to 23s to 6J pr br!., the latter only obtainable for the best brands of Ohio and Southern. Indian Corn 27 to 2"'s for White, aud 29s 61 for prime Yellow. Corn Meal 12s 6dal3s 6J per brl. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. The imports of cured Provisions from the United States during the past fortnight, comprised 1313 trs. Beef; 2534 brls. Fork; -20:1 casks Hams; 300 casks and 364 boxes cheese; 414 , kegs, 201 hdds, and 50 brls. Tallow (Lard,) 42 hhds. and 5786 1ts. Bacon. The trade has been steady. Although the transactions in Beef are limited, helJers are firm as to prices. Little hes been doing in Pork; the quantity of the Western Prime Mess, though better than last year, is scarcely fine enough for ship stores, w hilst the high price at which Eastern is held checks operations. Bacon meets a steady sale, and prices are firm at' 35a3Ss per c.t t. for Long Middles, free of bone, ia salt; and 33a3Gs Gd for ditto Ribbed; in short, the Middles are 33 to 40s, according to quality. 1 Cut Hams have receded 4 i5s per cwt. Smoked ' and in Canvass are32a34;and not smoked or dried 30a32s per cwt. A fall of 2s per cwt has taken place in Lard. There is very little passing in the market for American, and prices continue without change. Italy. Charles Albert has fought and his been conquered, and he is now an abdicated King, aud an exile in Madrid or Lisbon. ' The Austrians passed the Try no simultaneously, and the Piedmontese speedily fell back. Successive battles ensued on the plains of Ver- ! celli. The Austrians were completely victorious in the last battle. Ou the 21st, the main army of the Austrians, some 50,000 strong encountered Charles Albert at Navacca. The latter abdicated his throne in favor of his son Victor Emanuel; and a flag of truce being sent to the Austrian's tent, Marshall Radetzky at once acceded to an armistice. The new King pledges himself to conclude a treaty of peace to disband ten military companies of Hungarians, Poles, and Lombards. Rome. itisgewfatly believed that the Tope will be allowed to return to Roma. fiermam-r. The King of Prussia has been elected Emperor of Germany. Fran re. With some exceptional disturbacnes in the distant provinces, France continues tranquil,aud Louis Napoleon is proceeding in the surest path to maintain his possessions by instantly suppressing domestic disorder, aud stercily avoiding interference by force with the affairs ot other nations. II angary. The Hungarian War rages fiercely having gained some advantages over a bouy of Russians, he soon found himself overwhelmed with their numbers, and the Emperor will gladly seize upon any pretext to interfere further. We shall not be surprised at all to hear that the Emperor of Russia brings down a large force to crush the Hungarians. India. Advices from Bombay state that auother bat- i tie had been fought near Guezerat, between the ' British aud Sikhs; in which the latter were de feated. From the 6th to the Hlh of February, vari ous skirmishes took place. On the lCih the Sikhs retreated to Chesnab, which they were prtveuled front crossing by the Bombay division, under General Whish. On the following day, the British having effected a junction, V , s-s l 1 . I . . . 1 LiOra vsrougu succeeaea lu Dringing uie cuetn y to a battle before Gueierat, in which the Sikhs were completely routed, leaving a great portion of their guns aud ammunition , as well as their . standing camp, in the poss .-ss iou ef the conquer-1 ors.

Col. Humphrey Itlarslii.il, j Of Henry co. Ky, was nominated on the 19th j , inst., as the Whig Congressional candidate for j

T"',.- s Mr. Marshall is an able man, and, though yet young, an experienced politician. If elected, as , i . , . . . . .iwe doubt not he Will be, he Will repretent his - ii- r -.i r ii , ii ci-tnct .utelligently, faithfully, and ably. ( D Mrs. John Quincy Adams, we are sorry I to learn, is lyiug dangerously ill. m a i i iiiii i i aiiiisiiai aa m Turnpike Notice fTTHE Stockholders or the Brokville and CohnersI il!-Turnpike Co. are hert-br notified that five dollars on each share ot the Capital Stock of said Comnanv w ill be required on or before the 20th dav I of June next, it beinir the fourth instalment. . i . . .. I... :., 1 1... v. . K : . -i . : a Itv onlcr ot the Board. JAMES L. ANDREW, Pros D. Slaughter, Sec'y. April IS, 1849. 17-Jw BONNETS AND TRIUMINGS l"s- rtVTLF.R informs the ladies of Brookrille ; a a ii H vipiniti lint ckA K nn L. .. J . I . . : the season, a i-"od asortment of new and fashionable ; Florence Braid, Soft and Dawn Straw. Gimp. French I Lace, q.ut ns Ilraid. and China Pearl Bonnets, Chil- ; di-en's Hats; Missis" Ronnets; Ribbons; Flowers; and uimr online s rnuinine;s. Ail careiuuy seiecua by herself in the Cincinnati Market; which she wishes to sell at low profit--. From her capability to judere of those articles, she feels free to warrant to be of a superior quality. She is alo prepared to do any work in the Millinery Rusmess, at her residence, opposite Mrs. Adair's Tavern. April 4, 1849 15-3w Fresh Assortment of c w Good s!!! N J NOT ONLY CHE A P, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST, but G00JJ. BETTER. ! BEST IV ,T T. G ALLIOX has now the pleasure of asaurinc his old friends and patrons, and the nulilic irenernllv, that he is receiving and opening a NEW S I OCK of Spring and Summer Goods, carefully selected trom the BEST STOCKS IX THE MARKET, with due retrard to CHEAPNESS, Dull ABILITY and FASHION, and which he confidently offers as worthy the examination of all who wish to make purchases, apd cordially invites a call from all such. Asa part of our stock wcr mention Super black DRESS SILK Fancy LAWNS, new style Alnaca, Mode, and Camblet Lustres Black Mohair do Plain and embroidered Linen Plain and Fancy Mousseline do Lainc Ginghams, plain and fancy Prims of every grade, a choice assortment and Very cheap SHAWLS. Silk embroidered Shawls, very rich pattern Silk fring-ed Thibet do " do do do De I.aine do F.mhrnidered Thibet ShawU Also a rarittr of lw-r gtade plain V fringed Shawls and Handkerchiefs. lioiiiicts and Rihlmiis. The Sprint; Style of Bonnets and Kibbons rerv fine and taMeful " ( Velvet Ribbon Silk and Linen Frinres I Lisle Thrvad Glove., Lace and Edtrinirs j Book Mulin, Swis Moll, plain and tignred Jaconet ' White l i-i.e Muslin, vtry fine and thin i Tieknet (ilove and Mui ! Silk Rr.iid, Cambric Handkerchief Ladies" Dn Hdkt and Cravats White and Colored Cotton Hose I Perf'-ratt-d Paper i CLOTHS. Black, blue, brown and cadet Cloths Superfine an n common Tweed Plain and Fane Cassimeres I.amertine Con., very yood l'ainets, plain and fancy style ore very grade j A t-.x.d aortment of Jean, and Rt-aTei4teeii ' l)t-nim, Cottonade, Nankeen & Hampshire Mixtures VKSTIM.S. Silk VrNet Vcsiingn, very good Black Satin do do Fancy silk Hdkfs, Italian silk Xeek IldkFt I Gloves, half Hoe, fancy Coat Button, and a pood a-Korlment ol tnmmint;s of all kinds t Fine Irish Linen, ano a good assortment of Bleached MHlmT. Brown Mulin of different grade lmu and bleached Xrillius and Twilled nc;iner A p'm1 stock nf Bed l icking, and coarse Muslin fir W a iron. Covers j II ATS. Fine Mack bru-h Mexican Hats j Mens and Boys Bnrna Vista do Pearl and black fancy do Wu'H Hat, black and white Mtn'sand Boys Palm Hats Boots and Shoes. 1 Cae Mini fahionahle Calf Boots 1 to do hi a v y do d o 1 do do Kip do Men's tioat B roean Shoes d Calf do do do Kip do do Ladies Kid Ties, very neat ; do hih Bxskins, a beautiful eho for the spring ' season 1 A general assortment of bors" and children's Shoes ! iiaudwaui: ! A Tery pood stock of Haidware, cmSracine; a great sariety ut j Knives and Forks, Penknives; Lock, Lately, and almost every other art'ele of such c"ods in demand, inelndins; l.o.ikin? (ilases; A rood assortment of qi" V.F.NSW A H E and GLASS- i ll'IRti Bf.IVS KETTLES. SP.MES. SHOf- ! EI.S. IOKKS. BRIER SCFHES. GRASS I SCTTHES; Bl KETS onrf TPBS and ROPES. ' C. KOCF.lt IKS. I Tea, Cofiee, Suear, Molasses, nice, Tobacco, rep- ! per, (iinijer, ;pice, Cinnamon, itc. &c. I All which ill be nU as cheap at the cheapest, for I cah, or for anv kind of country produce. J " N. D. OALLIOX. I March 30, IS40. i i A LIST OT TjIaTTF.IJS 1F.MIXTXG in the Post Office at rtrookvillr. fl Indiana, on the 1st or April. 1S4'I it not taken out by ihe 1st or July, will be sent to the General Pot Order as Dead Letters. Allen D. O. Puller, Hit. Calvin Parrv. Mr. Hoi.ne. IV n. Hern li (ji r. Tan I Penetield, .lames Barnard, Mrs. Mary E. Chambers. Emanuel Coolt y, Isaac Carv, Ji remiah Clark. Marnn Coleseott, Othnt-1 Chenedav. Dr. Thos. lWr, A. K. Davis, Elias F.lden, John Guier, Miss Elir.a Guier, Miss Hetiy Hitrdun, Wm. H. II aimers, Geo. Hat is, stale, John t llarimon, Jacob Holdndse, II. II, Johnson, Kev. Levi John, Miss Ellen Kimble, Miss Sarah J. Ladin, Valintine McLauchlin, Jas. Morgan, Isaac McC lure, James Maihle, Pailey I Mahle. He-try' Oeih, Henry John Ferine, James I Randall. Hubert O. Ahles .Tosiah Bell. Xaihan Harnanl, David R. Bacon, John Biiren, Lud w ijr Bnuyard, Jahn S Cook, John Crooks, KobVrt Conrad, llenrr Craeill. John' Casliiinader. Simpson t f'olccoit, Mrs. Mary Davis, Wm. A. Deiisch, John V. I,. Erb, David Gipson, Gily (Ireer, Thos. M. Grtpt, Clark lleiscr, Christ Hiers, John Haverkatle, Henry Hollintjswiirib, Thos. James, Zcbcdee Jacob, Peier Jones' Mrs. Lydia Lyons, Wm. I. one:, Elirn St Hannah Master, Jacob McGnire, John Vitore, Eiah Mo.er, Joseph Osborn, Jantt-a Peticord, Enock rices, J. T. Ryan, T. J. " Rocers, Miss Elirabcth Rucker, James Rlicker, James J. Sprinifrr, Miss R. Smith, John Skyhock, Elir.abelh, Sau-r, Ephraim Tucker, Calvin Vnderwottd, John t t'pdtke, Andrew J. Vancanip, Gilbert Wcmbuch Wm. Wilcox, Ransom J. Wilm. Michael i Keitenback, Xicholas I KolfJc West, I Heher(rer, John A. j Richerson, Mose II. ' Smith, Jacob, J Schoken. Ludwijr Showerys, Maurice Swift, Timothy Thrrtye, John Vlli-ick, Georire Vancanip, Chas. t AVonl, Dennis Whin man. Lew is Weldam. Fredericfc Wi'son, Xoah ! Winam. Mrs. tfirabeih Wjley, Mr.. Mary Ann IS B. H BURTON, P. M. COPARTNERSHIP. EXJ. H Bl JflON has a.sttciaicd with him the mercantile business, his bro'her JOHN C. 1U RTON" The business wi.l be column. in tie Odd Fellows- Ruildiur , under the firm of B. H. and ' J- C. Burton BEXJ. H. IU RTOX. JXO. C. Bl'R I OV. j March ts, i4 J 15-ly Wool Carding. BTCT1E VXDEnslGXED tenders his thanks to those who hate heretofurf patrt.ni7.cd his Mills, and In rs lo assure them that he is now enaoieu 10 serve ' th. m belter, tt iih additional experiem and iniprut ei nienls. He is rtady at hinmill. one and a hall'mile. above H rook villi-, to Card Wool at the following pnI ces, lo-wn: While Wool, cents per. lb.; Plain Mixed, 7 c'n, P,r- lb ' Extra Mixed. Sj cents per. lb. Wh.it we l"'irnih ccee, ene cent a pound extra .V,m,l All work WARRANTED. We wi.h .11 to hrint- Iheirwoo". lolhc Mill that can, i but irit is more convenient, wool will be received at j I ...-.....'- SnlliwkiiM.. S f 1 1 n' ml tne runs re- ' . .' ' turned there as soow as possible Corn Grinding. He is alo prepared to grind Corn, and crush Corn in the ear for IVcdinR Stork. JOHN PELSOR, Proprietor. J AMES COOPER, Carder. Biocktille, Mai-ih :oth, ist 13-m

Sl'IUXC AND SU3IMER GOODS.

A NEW ARRIVAL. . he subscriber ha. j,t opened a beautiful ' ".r'm,"f SP""? " Summer Good., ,d :""e"h,craul,onV,,:hUrn,,,oh' ol' eu.tnnior. and the public generally as to challenge competition. His slock consists in part of Slipvr Kllirli.h) Frenchand American CLOTHS I Plain and Fancr Cioimpm Plain black, brown, blue and trrl-mixrd Sattinrtta I Plaid and Striped jd j Kentucky and Domestic Jeans, itriped and plain 1 Plain and Fancy Tweeds, Linens and Couonaut-a ' Summer Cloths and Mohair CnrA j Rubuy Cassimeres and Velretteen L . , Ladies' Department. j Pla,n n1 F"y ssiks j SuP r 'l'k Silk W arp Lustres I r inured and Plaid Lustres I " Striped and Changeable do . 1 !am and Mole colored do mencan, French, nomestii ami f...l. n.nRi..m. Mole eol'd, bl'k aud fancv De'Lainet Fancy Ca-hmeret. Monterev!! Ruena Vi.ta an.l n. : iron Plaid Plain, plaid, flowered and figured Amcritan Prints do do do dn Fnn-r.th Fwn.h .1.. Plain and fancy oil red do Plain and plaid Linen Lustres fa new stvlcl Dl.i. ..J a.. ' Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid and Silk GI OVES do do r,,li .l i ;.t.. ti j White, black, mixed and fancy Hose and 1 Hos Plain and plaid Jaconets Irish Linens, Book Muslim and Swiss Mulls Linen and Victoria Lawns l.tat-n and Silk Pocket H'dkTs Plain and Fancy Silk Cravats i mbrellas. Parasols ai.d Fans Dress Handkerchiefs and Bohinetts A splendid and well selected stock of new and cheap B O X X ETS Of all kinds and qualities. Plain and Fancy Silk and Satin Ronnet Ribbons " " " Cap do EDGINGS, C. Jaconet, Edffin?s. I .aces and Tiispritnis Cotton Thread Laces and F.dincrs I iTIircll.nicoti. Sew insr Silks, Tailors' and Dress Trimming Bleached and brown Linen Table Covers I " " Cotton " " , 11-4 Lancaster quilts . Mon's Reaver Silk, Fur and Scntra Hats . Men's and Boys' Pearl Sporting Hats Bnena Vista and Palm Leaf Hats Men's and Boys' Cloih, Silk and Cotton Glazed Caps IX) M EST ICS. Bleached and brown Muslins of various widths, from ! J to 21 jards w ide j J1' d Ti:kil,S',-Mariners- Stripes, Checks and Drillings aeon Coverine;, Linen and Cotton Baggings 1 White, Yellow and Red Flannels j St licia, colored Muslins, and Nankeens SHAWLS. ' Silk, Emb'd and Crspe Shaw ls . Silk and Bullion Fringe and Mole col'd Shawla kDe I aine aud Heavy Cloth Shawls , Also a heavy and well selected stock of j queensware and Glassw are; I Hardware and Cutlery; j Boots and Shoes; " i Sole and Upper Leather; Groceries, Salt. Iron. ,tc. c. ... . , ,. I . . . , subscriber has enjoyed superior advantaires in the selection of his stock, and believintr that his poods and pi ices will stand ihe test of scrutiny, he most cordially invites the inspection ofthe whole community. Let all come and examine for themselves. j ItlCHARD TYXER. Hrookville, March 20, 1839. j IrTntiAi Iff a ..',' '" 1 money wanted. LI. persons mdebied to the undersiened. or to R i tarn k a. 1 yner, are requested to make immediate payment. R. TYXER. Brookrille..Tan'v 4. lma. Tne Whig Almanac far 1349. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF ITS CONTEXTS. Monthly Calendars and usual Calculations. Abbreviations us. d in the Almanac. Population. Value of Property, Slate Debts, EIcrtii.ns. Salaries, Itc. The F.lectinn of IS4. (F.ditorial.) Kun. pe in 1818. (K. lit.. rial. 1 Government or the I'uitid States The Executive TheCahinet Salaries. I he XXXih Con-ress Senate When Term Expires and Native Staie. House of Representatives District & Xatite State. Officers of ihe Senate Officers (vie. ofthe HouseLibrarian to Congress Chaplains Expenses uf Congress, fcc. The F'.sccntive elect. The XXXIst Congress A list of Members so far as elected. I Department or State The Officers of this Denartj men land their respective Salaries. j Patent omee Officers ami 'Salaries paid; New Law ! for rt-irulnuiiir the renewal of Patents and increasing ihe number of Officers in the Patent Office, passed May 27, IMS. 1 ! Ministers and Consuls abroad; Salaries paid, j Treasury Department Offirers and Salaries. General Land Office Officers and Salaries. ! Laud Revenues; names of Iteceivi rs in Arrears, Jcc. i Commissioner tinder Art. VI. with Great Britain. 1842. Coat Survey; Cost of Survey or the V. S. Coast; I names or the Officers and Salaries paid, j Officers or Customs, Hi venue ami their Salaries. I The annual Loss by Defaulters. 5 Customs, Keveiiue" and Collection; The Amount . Collected and the Cost or Collection, j Revenue Marine; I.ic;ht-Houses; Officers ft Salariea. I Minis where, and ihe officers and iheir salaries, i Voles ori'nntrrt tsr.ir Supply Bill or Aug. 12, 1348. j Payments to Public Primers. , Economy and retrenchment. Editorial. Judicial Department Officers: residence and ntite Slate; Salaries. District JiidCcs native Stale; Districts ft Salaries. District Attorneys name and district. District Marshals Xante, native State and expenses of ihe U.S. Courts in each district for 1347; remarks. District ofColumbia; name, orofficers aud sala rii Mililarv Crimes. War Department ; officers and salaries. Indian Department; officers and salaries. Military pension Office; Officers, Salaries and Amounts paid in IS47. The Army Generals and Staff ; pay and allowances. General Taylor's Pay. Omrtermasier's Department Who compose il, and the cost. Subsistence Department Officers. Medical Department Names ofthe Officers and alaries paid. Pry Department Xiimber of Officers; their Salaries and allowances. Corps or Engineers Names and Salaries. Corps or Topographical Engimers Names and Sals n is. Ordnance 1) epanment Officers, fee. I he Sixteen Reiriments or Infantry; Officers, fee. Military Academy, West Point; Teachers; Cadets; Moneys voted by Contrress, Jtc. The U. S. Armv Promotions. Editorial. 1 Pay or the Armv, years Mexican Hostilities, Jtc What they cost the t'nited Slates: military evpctidimrcs. The Xavy Vessels or War; where siationed. Officers oTlhe Xavy Department S. their Salaries. Bureau of Xavv Yards and Docks; officers and salaBureau of Ordnance and Hvdrojrraphy;officcrsaiid salaries. Korean of Construction. Equipment, Re. officers ami tneir sa lanes. . Enirineer Corps; officers and .alariea. Xavy Aijenis and Iheir Slaiions. Bureau ol" Provisions fc Clothing; oflicers ,V salaries Rnreau or Medicine it Surtrery; officers salaries. Xavv List Xumber of Captains. Conrmanders, j , I.ieuteiianis, Sorijeons, Chaplains, Purser, passed ; ' Midhipmen, other Naval officers and ac-nls. j J Naval Pensions; Nasal Expenditure. j ' Naval l?ank and Service. ' I Navy Pulii.hmenis and Rewards Courts Martial; ! Flocrtrinir. I Post Office Department- Officers anil Salaries; Monevs voted by Congress. I Election of Post Masters by the people. Editorial. I Cheap Postaire. (Editorial.! i Post Office Revenue; Mail t'arnare. Hate of inland Posiatrv; rate, of Ionian Postage Compensation lo Postmasters. Postmasters and Clerks" Compensation. I he War with Mexico. Editorial. " This article continue, and conclude ine Aarratite oi events in I the.Mcxican War, commenced in the t liii; Almanac : lor 1847. i The Treaty or Tcace, Sec, between the Vnited J Slates ansl Mexico, with accomponyinir documents. Hailroads, I'elreraphs and the Tuhlic Lands, j Imports, Export", Revenue, Debt, Po.iaire. Full F.lertion Returns by States, Concressinnal Districts and Col nties, prepared xprcssly for the hiir Almanac. Routes to California, Jtc. NAVIGATION "(Tl'KX. I NEW ARR AXGF.MF.NTS FOR IS49-C. S. ' MAIL. G. W. PAVER'S Cincinnati and Cam- J hriiltre Citv, Ind., Wailv Packet Line, leaves dailv at j 4oclock P. M., precisely: Smiila-ft .n-frrf, from ; nd after the loih inst.' A Packet leaves daily ihe W hue Water Canal Ha. in, passmir ihrtmgh Industry, t'levetown. Harrison, New rcnton, rtocne.nr. i llmokville. Mi tamora. Laurel, Connersville ami Mil I 1 ton. 1 his route passes tnrnugn me principal town. , I in the White Water Valley. I he following noils j I comprise the Line: i J. q ADAMS, Capt. James Russell, CLARA. Capt. Paver, i TEMPEST, Capt. Stephen Lee. I N. It. Pa ss-r litre rs by leavine iheir names and rcsii denes at Walker Jt ' ll.iother's While Water Canal. Basin, will be called for in any part ofthe city ; Everv attention w ill be paid to add lo the comfort of . all passenger. im travel on thr.e Boats. Arranecnieius have been made with a daily line ol'Statres, roinc t ast and wi si. alter the arrival ol me itoais at Cambridce Citv. WALKER Jt B0., Agents. Cincinnati, March 3d, l4. Il-iua PARASOLS, Silks & Ribands. IH AVK juM nrnxrtl sottTmnt of 8ilk, (;incham andfalico rrol. l laut Drt-! Silk. HoniH'i Kibandf-. H-nt.et and H1m I-caf!Ut. Which wiH br oHl l the ,owcuCncnnu pricft for ca-sh. rcroii" wi-thin to hr it0-9 il thrir intrw-it to tH nrt minr thp jric-r of my gumH brlVtrr tiny make their purcnasr K. T YN F. K. May i i!i4..

Blank Esecation3, Ec.r9r Sale.

Exchange Mills. THESE mills are now ready fur rrinilinr wheat and corn Mr. Joseph P. M'Cuv, , experienced miller has baen ensued to tend the mill -i u-,?m rradv " l my old stand, which will be attended to at Ihe shortest notice. . ., . . O. W. KIMBLE. April 19, h, 1949 17-ow New Goo (1 s. 'GOLDEN' ASSORTMENT. Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest! At the "tew store of

LINCK & FARQUHAR. 2d ttuiUing Sorth tfthr p,iir Snurirr, Eatt Shir r Nmn Burtut Stiert, BROOKFl LI F lviim-1 T V'. ' A H I' H A H irnd'r J p-nVro i!i puln cT.iw..i . rVT .'nci'rt lht"k r"T ''. "aironace re- ! to merit continued support. I h. y'now o!?. r a Heau' : ! dWoA.wr&7roiP ! ; - . iiuiKioi iiir st-a' mir siock now conists in part of SuPrr ",:ri,:nl':,,SlislS Kfeuch and German Broad Cloths do do do do do Plain and Fancy Cassimers Blaek, blue, gray and fancv Satiuctts Kentucky and Domestic Jeans Tweeds, Vrlveiteens. Linnens and Coiuuadcs Patagonia and other C oaf i itfr VESTIXGS. Super Pressed and Curled Satins do Plain and FancxJSilks do Silk and Cotton Velvets do French and Plain Black Lasting do Fancy aid Plain Summer Vesting (assorted) li.adicO Eire. oot!s. Super Plain Black Pure S7-warped Luster do Plain nisik EuiriUh M. nn do do do do tlo do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Changeable do do Plain Black and CoIM Alpacca Lusters do and Silk striped Mode Cloths Celestial striped Lusters new style! California Plaids do Plain and Silk striped Mode Cloihs Fri nch, Scotch and Domestic Ginchams Plain Pink, nine. Green and Unit' Fremh do Plain and Striped fall wood) De Lains Plain and Fancy Mouse de l.ains Plain and Flowered Linnens (new style) Plain and Fancy American Prints (asorted do do Enc-'n-li .V French do do Plain and Fancy LAWNS Plain trim barred and striped Jaconetta Rook and Mull Mucins Plain ,V; Fancy Dress Handkerchief. do do Silk do do Silk, Linen ami Cotton Pocket do Rl'k Silk Lace Veils and Green Rerage Plain and Fancv DKF.SS SILKS Plain and Fancv Silk Cravats DOMESTICS. Apron, Furniture and Mariners' checka Bleached and Brown Linen Table Cloihs do do Cotton do do do do Muslins Methuen, Hamilton and other Bed Ticking White, Yellow, Red and Green Flannels Bleached, brown and col'd Drillings Col'd Muslins, Nankeens and Stli-ias SHAWLS. Super Emb'd white crape Shaw ls do do and plain bl'k and mode silk fringed Thibet Shawls do do Rerace Shawls Kfinnptc 9i Pirilinne usvt SS .uuuvuaSuper French Lace Uonneis fnew sm lei do Fancy Larr and Tuscan do do Gimp anil Rutland do do Florence Braid and Soft Straw tin do Mirt (assorted) do .1 SUPERIOR ASSTRTMF.KT OF F .IVfT, PKAI Jlsn CAP RIBR'JSS. t.ACES IiORI KETTS THREAD .1SI) C OTTOS EMS I SOS, 1.1nnv bl-k, white ash mixed SILK, COTTOS Kc I.AMI1 V rrO()I. STOCKISTS. suv asd mohair frisgf.s aso ladiesDRESS RfTTOSS; ' L- DIES' JSD Cr.V KID. SILK ASD COTTOS GLOVES. Looking Glasses, i Wall Paper, Hals and Caps, Hoots and Shoes; Lailirs and Gents' Carpet Sacks; ! Umbrellas, Parasols and Fans; Shoe Peps; Hardware ami Cutlery; Glas and tsiueensw are. Trace, llalu r and Log Chains; Wooden Ware; Groceries, Jc &c fcc All kinds of approved Country Produce taken in xchantre Tor Roods AT CASH PRICES. 0 ritem-other our iv.oito: "A nimble sixpeusc is preferred tit a slow shilling." LIXCK Ni FAKRU11 Ut. March 13, 184.). Most EXTRAORDINARY WORIlT tub MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPAXIOXBV Ml. A. M. MArRICKAU, rrorttar o Ditraiet o ll'umcn . Sixth F.diiion. l3mo. pp. 253. price SI. 50.000 Copirs) siolil In SIX HOM II. "WT7E ARS ol sufTerin?, nr physical and menial anJJ pni.h to many au aiferiiontne w ife, and pecuniary difficuhiei to the husband nfisrlit have been spared; thousands now poor would have enjoyed competence; thousands now broken in health would have enjoyed il ; hundreds now in their craves been nliv. by a timely possession of this work. It is intemliil especially r.,r the married, or those contemplating marriage, as it discloses important secrets which should be known lo them particularly. Truly, knowledge is power. It is health, happi. ness, affluence. The revelations eont-iincd in its pai s bare proved a hles.inc; t o thousands, as the innumerable letters received hv the author wi attest. ii. .i ......... r... i .i. e t i Here, also, every femab the wife, the mother, the , , . .0. e . mi. i iiuiioiiif; inio w oiuaillltlotl, OT me OUC 111 IHC decline of years, in whom nature roulemnlates an important change can discover the causes, svuiptom., and the most efficient remedies, and most certain mode of cure, in every complaint to which her sex is subject. ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE MAR R I ED may Ik- (fathered from the fact, that Trarrlmg Agrnts make from THREE TO FIVE DOLL A RS A DAY! from its sale; hundreds of active, rnierprisin t; atrenis are arciininlaiinir a lulls- competence from the liberal discount allowed, and the Rreat deinaiid for it. Orders are required lo be accompanied with payment. COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL FREE OF POSTAGE VO THE I'l'RCII ASCII. Over twenty thousand copies hate been sent bymail within three month, with perfect safety and certainly. On the receipt ofOne Dollar, the "Married Woman's Private Medical Companion" will be sent (mailed free) to any pari of ihe I nin d Slates. All b iters and applications Trom those de.irin to bt come agents must be post-paid (except those containini; a remittance) and addressed to Dr. A. M. Mauriceail, nox I 1224, tj-st New York City, rublishiiij Office, I2'.l I.iberXcw I'ork. The 'Married Woman's rrivate Medical Companion' is sold, by Booksellers throughout the V lined States. 4-rm Harrison Woollen Factory. WOOL CAKPIXd ANO .-TINNINC! l-t CI O t DKF.SSIXti Ci M AXCF c rrf R IXG. 'I he subscriber will carry on th - above business, incluiiin-r ihe Manufacture of Cloths. Ca.si- . mere, Satill-tl, I.inset s. Flannel. Jtc. .tc. Hi Machinery is of the very besl in the Citrmlry: and he iu--in the mo! perfect urder, he feels confident in warranting his work equal lo that of any Establishment in the West, both at rt card, neatness and durability. He will do work on ihe shortest notice: aud hopes i by his superior know ledpe and strict attention to bitmiiw, to mrnt a iilMrral hart- of the public patroKamirrs WaTi" Wool on tht ir way to the Cinein- i naii Market, can have tluir R as thtv ntarn home, t V. HUKH.S. Harrison, Drarbom Co., Ia. 4-om Superior Boots and Shoes. F JHF. tniUTicnvd ha i,it rverrr! from the fan- J I nr.ictiirtk liiorjreinwn, MaachHttt. a Tery 1 iiipt rior lot of IWot aiul ShH-, cooi4iiii of 4So pair Men' thick Uniit; 94 pair Mrn' kip tlo; 25 pMir l hililrtii tlo; 1 55 pair Mir' kip do; 50 paint Womm'r kip do; 50 pair Boy- thitk Ilncam; 80 p;nr youth do do; 10 pair Ho, thick Bmta pair Youth do do; 10 pair Mm kip Brpan. K. T YN ER. Itruiikvillf, Jan'v 31, IS4 From Brookville to Cincinnati, rurrumr the tr. S. Mnil. THE Omnibus still leave the nrookTttle Hotel every Tuestlay, Thnrsilay, and Sainrriar innrniiitr, t S o'elock. K' turninc still leare Ihe Oalt Honse, Cineinnali, everv Mnnriar, Wetl ne.l a t , anil Fri.lav moritintj. at 8 o'elock. ' S I'EVF.XSOX & llk'CKEK. Feb. T, 1349. 7 SLIG0 IRON & NAILS. f" H AVEjnsI neeivrtt froin Piitsbnrch a large lot ofSIoaml Wayne Iron, assorted si.es. .Also nail, of all.ir.es, vthieh I m ill sell at the Cincinnat Tires adJiiif the freight and Dratase, for eali . Dee. SI, 19. R.TVK rR JOHN ii.FAuauiiAi:, Attorney at Law. Hrookville, I. Jan. 10 1SI3. 3-lf. QUEENS WARE. HH. h. J. C KV R ION will hare a p lend. id 4 loorimcnt of (-ieenar opii tiett weekmar IS 15-ly

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MaRF-ikd On the 17th inst , at Manchester, in Dearborn o.,iud by JudgeCotton,Wm.ii. Stallard, to Mrs. Mary MtCracken. j On the 30th of January, by Re. J. C. King, S.T- c- , rr. . , ,. , ,. ... ! .nr. .numri i uiitr, ui r rniiKi.u couuiy, luu., to Miss Jane Speer, of Decatur county, Ind On the lt of March, by the same, Mr. James j Sefton to Mis Lydid Bowlby, both of Rush'co Indiana Oil the Sth of March, by the same, Mr. Joseph Tiiackery to Miss Sophia Hudson, both of Riiiii t county, Indiana. On the 27 th of March, by the same, Mr. Lawre,1C8 M- Monfort to Miss Margnret A. Eliis, bolU of Franklin, Johnson co.. Iud. j On the 3d inst., by the sam-, Mr. Leri Clark ; i to Miss Mary Ellen Ardery, both of Decatur co., I ! Indiana. ! I MARRIED On the 12th inst. by T. C. Coo- 1 ly. Esq , Mr. Justice Mason Jenks to Miss De- ! lilith Williams. j j On the same day, Mr. Joseph II. Haywood to ! Miss Sarah C. Harvey of Blooming Grove. ! On the lih inst., Mr Joiiatlmn Spencer to i Miss Rebecca Larrimore. On the 21th inst., Mr. Charles Latterer to Miss Sarali Jane Teiiips. j j On the same day Mr. Joseph T. Harvey to : Mi.-s Ann Petty. ', j On yesterday evening, by the RevAV. Terrell, ; Mr. Aljihonso H. Marlow to Miss Aim Eliza ' H ilstead, daughter of Robert W. IldMead of . this township. OB ITU A ItV r, T .. . , , I'IKU In tlUS lOSVn, on 1 UesdaV IllorUUIj; iHst, ! Mr. HIRAM CARMICIIAEL, nged about 35 ' t years. Al tlie tune ol Ins decease, lie was the An.liifP 1.1:.. ... r . ii .tuunui oiiiauiiiiituuiii,iiiu:aiia. , ' On yesterday afternoon, William Karrv , ; McCauty, an interesting youth of 1G years,! son of Abnkr McCartv, Esq. The frieudsoH the family and the public generally are reques- 1 ' ted to attend the funeral from the family rcsi- ; deuce at 3 o'clock T. M. this day. Funeral i ' sermon tit 4 o'cloek at the Presbyterian church ! in thin place by Rev. W. Terrell. C0KHERCIAL. BO.UKSTIC .11 A It til: Is.. New York, April 'J.'J. The Flour market is tinner tlntn yesterday, anh the business done whs at a slight ndvance. The s;iles comprised .'HUH) brls ut l,7ij4,S7 1 ; for Western; 5,00' jj'a5,7j for prime Genessee, and 4,1)? 't lor Alexandria. tjoru Meal i i r-i n iit , OHO ts,CS lOtll s , ' 1 - j . There is a good enquiry for Wlie.it, with sales at 103 UOG for Ohio, and 12") for Red l.enessee. Sales of White Corn at SOaS-lc; au.l Yeilow i jfiijTc. R ve 57c. ! Sales of i'.lOO bush P trlry at GluC h.. I The market for Pork is I. ss firm, an.l prices : are a sha le lower sav 10.H71., for Mess, and rJ,37,'aa',5, for Prime. ' Sales of M ss lieef ut II,"-..'..' for river brauds. L ird 0c. S ileu of prime rendered T.illo at 7'Jc. Western Cheese .c for prime, dow n lo 5c for ordinary. No change in Groceries. Cotton has advanced 'l('c on Palurday's quotations, tiiakino; ;(C t-iuce the arrival ol nu steamer. rii.I.idi-lphia.'April 2.1. Sales of Western Flour at 4,50 maikel quiet. Red Wheat inOc. White I0:. Yellow Corn 5G. Baltimore, April 21. The receipts of Flour beinir light, tlie market is temporarily firm. Sales of 500 Howard Hre.-t at 4 50a !,(;.,'. liite Wheat lO.kil 12o;and Red IO.iIOU. Sales uf 2;UI.I hush Coin at 44c fur White, and 50a5-i for Yellow. There is a moderate demand for Provision- ' with sales of 3110 brls Mess Pork at 11: and ' 50,000 lbs Uulk Moat at 4 ' aa l,7uc for hoj; round, and jc fur sides. L ird 7a7f!4'c for kep. and C: for brls. New Orleans, April 21 . The Cotton market' is firm. The sales ln : ril.iv fiid ..of f..tt -leo ..... 11. .I-!.:.. t Mill! l.-.L.t. I . - , 0"I during l ie week 1 1 n,u. Mul oki'.i. ,, 1 . i-, -.i i I lie market for l iour remains witliout change Ohio 1,75. The supply of Corn is light. The sales of llie week comprise 1 15, 0'U bushels, closing at :a:;7c. Pork mav be quoted at 9,87 ' jC-i 10,0') for Mess; and .j.'J for Prime. Prime I.irl is scarce, an.l held firmly. Sales of Bicon at 5a5-'oO for sides, and liThe market for There is a fair tire firm. Prime Sajvir and .Molasses is heavy, demand for Coir. e, and prices RioG'.c. The slock of Rio is about oO.OOll hies. There is an active demand fur Tobarco. The sales of tlie week comprise 150U hhds, at full prices. KAVoSOM) sV CO.'S EXTENSIVE MAWAGERIE. R-iiii; the Largest, Rarest Collection of Wild Beasts, Birds and Reptiles, Ever before Kxbit'iled in the United Slates. WILL ixhibitat Brook t ille, on Tucsilav, Mav 8lb, I -l'l. Open from I P. M. to 4 P.M. ADMISSION 25 c Ills; Children under 10 tears 15 Cents. ftinp t hihit mil i n the Or, Unicorn of Holy Writ, The only one- iu America since ly.'lfi. Th'prt?tdimcnltvincapiuri.iLrtbih.iceaiHl-iav-airr crt ainre. lo.-thtT wilh thf almoM impiicniLility of kfi-piiig him alive in a flimatcio uncitnirnial i hi. habits and run si itiiii..n, render, ihe enlniiition of j A LIVING IUlLXOCr.KMS, in the I'niied Sta.c, the Gitaust t'liriosity in the

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AmniHl Kingdom. f Fnreinot in ntrrrt, novilty aud at traction aie . Hold and Orisrinal P'rf'rmanr'i nf HKRll DRIKSBACII, 1 ! The F.mperirof all th F.inne. j . In the Den of Wild Beasts. I Hi pn t'urninnct tliHrr fi-wm alt oflirr, int only j in ihe mud grave which he display in his i - i rrvie iih the i Kuuiric r.nofPE of i ' LIONS, TICtKRS, LEOPARDS, OUGAR, PANTHERS, &c. I Tint in the matchles and alnnt superhuman rum !n.a:ulwitti whirh he exact tlie ihrdienvr t tliritH ; fit rcri nd must remorv lt n tniriiM ot the di-rt, the fort M and the juiicl. IK rr IrtrUuvh may Itavt ; maor imitaiort, bin UK HAS NO ttUAL HE IS I

I hr l.i-n rtnhrrtcrs all the finet Living S(Mcimoiit ; ef ild Aaiiimlpi, that tin pn iit ep rieiice, en- , t rprir, and rtvuirci ot" tke propriet-ir h-ive run- ; bled tlnm to brine toireiher in one LARGE JSO SPLESDin COLLECTtOS, full description of the Aninia. enntaioed in the txhihition, will be found in pampMt t and hill at the principal Hotels, proTiiiu to the arrival ofthe compani .

ill also be at Harriin, lay 7th. And at Laurvl, May Oth, U4V.

Susr. IJola!'! aV .Tlackrcl iHltns of X. O. Sucar. J f J-S llarr. Is of Molas.rs. 10 Hull" barrels No. I Maektrrl. t QjoarteriliA i I ifrce For salt bv AjmiI tTih. K. YXl- Jf.

ISO. C.'BURTOM. Ho for California! Splendid Assortment Cf Eastern (H)I)S! VP, " 1 c- RChtox ,rrow penine a l.rTr . -r" "" """rimriu I" Vnrit.. t..l - : ' n I ,ptua. ,,tn ,hrv mre terminrd lo . II ta tht- (. ii,, ot Krai.kini'Co.imv, rlit-dlit r than lh-T havi t-r, r b... ti ..r- i :.. .,. : . kl ' bs-forr. i hnni-rk i, rr Urrr and wrii !,,. ira, ana in Miiir connurtlt that th it ran pl.,- srv as well as OLP crslcxtlj, au.l tl.i- I'ulilic rrlieral'T th. y i inv EvneYBOBV lo call au 1 ra:i.ii.c iVr tli.'iii" st Ins. FOR MEV AND HOYS Their stock coiitists in pari ol n ps Fr nt li and Ki.i;i..h W....I It : r.iw cioih lllu tlo; 4 " do d i 4 do Rrowu d .; do; d; d.'-. 1 " Olivsi Green 2 " Muni 3 " -4 Tweeds; 3 lle:t,er and Felt SI " Bl'k, Mi'd. uml Fancv Ca-siiuer-s; f " Ssiincts. all sltltsai-U prices; 6" Keul uck' Jeans; " Fancv TwcmIs. 20 Silk Velvet: plain and fancv Satin and ' Marsail'es 'esting; 10" Gent.' I. ll.ell Dnl ., while, plain & fancv; " Kolmg l ord and Res. rte, n; 40-' S,,,.iaur r4r,r all( (,,,,,. 1 10 Plaid. Fi-nry and plain Krt iu li l imn; t Praprt, Tea, qursiis, aud Mi:ii.utr lluih; 7 Naiikitu; 13 Silk. Worsted, and Cotton Ser-e, .Vl .le i.uiiKi- mus r.DiiDs. ' We rartirulur.y ins i le I lie a: !. nti.m ,,f t he I.sd . s i toi ur asMrtn.rot ,.f l,e. 4i.-..J,, as , think wc 'cm sun rtcry vainly ol tusie. t "' ps I nmh. Mam h. slerand F.arlslon Giuliani; 1 io Fancy Frt neb I.ann; I '0 American. Knj. am! Fnnch Prints: 100 " Super tine t;m.,U. t ' P. awl Toil de Xorde. Linen Camhl, is. Lin. n ll.ira;.'. ' I. men I nn,..; Fr M il chaml,, r. .1. no, l.ind. H n lisni ti laic d'I'aris: ui'fc ,e plain Lustre.; Satin Stripe I. nt s. M.-di una an I An.nnaii S,:k Snipe; t liatuel.t i, amt e!,al..-, ,;,,. Ltisirc'.; plain stri ped and p'uin Jacoiiti; Moil; Rishep, Swi.s .V fan- ( bnc Muslin; plain n- f gun il. black and fancv Silks; :ctona ami lli-h,.p l awn.. fc.. tin ciaiio.' i; K.d--i me; Lace; F.s'tpii.iu Kdc nif; Mure rim ad K.i'smir , Lace: lust ri iiir; Jacoiuti Kd.uq li .i ru .K; Man- . tua Caps and r.i.H Bonn, I ribbons; oluie, pink, blue, (and black Crape: Crape l.i.le- .,nk ami white Salnl; I,' I "K l-rince; needle worked t'ullars: Linen: Can. brie - ,-, ije, .mi piaiu cratais: collon I.i-lc l brut!; s,,lk . Ki.1 t.lo.. : Loic and aim in ni u-.iit t..t it.il . e - i Z Cu i.V h.. ' v.l ''1',,";,'', b:ackt""J "." ' anti t. uttun Ho.,-; Silk Itutt.ilis. i,-c .See ; tntb til bt k "1K1 i"."ic bni;t a hun-re shawl. - c. i s. .iience lli-ai.l, (.,,, i ,a rarl c,. Stra. 'oninion Straw, I.a.i. and Fancv Hi uu. is. i.r Ladies and Mis.es ' I : HATS AMCI'S j A larc t....n.e.,i .,i: M.i.. si..'.' it v....- ' Prtisii, I ! il. rnia. Snoriin-- i',arl i.l.l.in.i Ku.na ti.ia. Double and Single II iinmi .1 Li rh- rii. Panama. PtdalPaliu Leaf Hals. Vi Its l, I an,! Oil Cloth Caps. I lnlilreli"s Lecberii llai.. LOO I S VXD SIIOKS. 1JO prs Men and Ilors' Pools; lno " SliocsConsi.iing ol Men's Calf, Mmocco, Kip. an.l Stout Shoes; Men's Pumps ami Slippers; Ladies' Stout ft Fine Routs; blaek and lihl Gaiter-, and hall" ;aiters; llu-k.n.; Ji fl. rson Ties; women', walkiut; Shoes; bl'k and liijhi Kid and Morocco Slippers; s,al Slippers; and a general assortme in ol Hots', Girls and Children's Shoes. ii iiiniv.UK Ot aM kind., fine, nwarc crm-erie.. narr. cotton yarn and baliimr, uppi rand su'.t-leather, brown and lileli'd .nii-1. n, ili.iks. Iiu.ets. uiiiiIhu papir, blanki. ae, .paili s, -but, K, ,v -.in s- l,.: ks, larue ,;. , Iyard,, n pe, Irae.- than.s. -aw, siur-s, bii.i s, screws, tac ks, knit es and I' : ks. p.it.iis. roles, plane inns, niij.t s, inn., l'iiii lii'it s, tt ni ui ami lock, files, clllsi I., tr.iec luTts. e. Si. i I,.-ii.l. sp. p.ii'ki-ts, ami pursf cl.isjts, nn.-iaii.l I s i-t, e.i.i.lis pins, need I, , silk tbi-eili and ii..iii.ii i." jii !.!!.,.. Rroi.kvii;.-, A pril 6, IS 4'., STATKS3I.U-.S ?X A UAL (OMi'iibivi; i inLives, iiddresse.', and I'lcssaes Okw: lie l'n si.l, III. l Ii- l I, it,, I Mate.. IV.en ASHIXG'I V. lo TAVI.IIIi'a Iil llii-iirril lessaire. M.IICU. I I ; vt it a llisi.irt ol 1 In i r Vdliiioisirittioii., mid a.-b Si ssji.i, " yu -n As., tari Historical. Ma:i-iie.ii, ami nth- r i-ii- , porlant I'l.bUc D .t uin. ins, and a ciupli le In.!, t, or Analylie.il l aliie i.f Contents lo !,,,!,. ..rl. . loiud lit F.il n in Vt iUkiui., -.,. I ' lu-i ni ! il v. il Ii , Pm ir iils i.l our 1 J Prcsidi Ills, i n-ra zed no sieel. from i the lim-l approvtd niitlioriiii aT( i u4.s M, c efthe Art. l'liltted i.n llie In st pa p( r, a lei liaiid-, somi ly bound in t tnli'ii-malii- sttle. 1 1 v. i ;! al -o be 1 t li:b. lli'lu d Willi Views of tlie I '.i pilot. In -i.l.-ul'. House, and the Siai. cflhr se.,Tal Siaies. si,, il,e ! L lau d Stales. In I", ur lure iJv.i vnlii im-s. Price o 1 ll-MllS llf .; PUI'.lS, a-,.. v ' ' .oi t'if Pit-ti'lt uf et'T'r r-t. ,-; c.''.., j "To Mr E. Walker l.ar Sir: I bate lou ml tour Slalt "man's Manual a t a. liable w o. k, and etree.iin-- ! ly useful aud convenient. Your-. .1 . K. Pull, ." "Mv Di ar Sir: Your Siai. s, nan's M.iliu Valllslili Win-l. I, r r. l'.-r. e.... ' 1 is a 1 1 ry ; SPATE OK E W - Y I A' K : ! Sri-inary't 'C':"", Dtjiui tmrnt tiT Cowmen frlutlt, I Alo.un, S. I. It, 1S4S. i I hive cxainiiiid the "Statesman' .Manual.'- in i lo tiilnno s ... Hoi, toiopil. d lit F.J in Williams, I ml am ol' opinion ib.n a nn oer work r..r sel,..,.l ' district libraries, anil ib si rt iu-of a place ill these institutions, desi.-md for the diifusi.m i.fustlul Know k.l-e. Sidled, J s. Randall, Dep. Slate Sup't Com. bthnols. I rtm t'lfjut.t aa! o Ctimnifrrr. I Ins is one ol Uu- mo-t imiiol'lanl I l.s nuhli.bed j '"' I'mled Stales for a loii;- nine.' Fr-m the A". I'. Cvur.aml F':q. " I hi. is ihe most imp main eonlriSiil.ou lo Aim ritau political history ever publi-h. d." F ttttl t hi- D 'morrnt ir Kt twe-.r. i lie ,i note lorilli a lll. l (.oii;ile.e liln arj ill il.i I, ( nl all that eonci rns ibr politics ut' the cou'uli y. So! iltdividoal sliould be w ltfioul the e two voliii'ues al j li.iml lor prniiipt r. fi It uee. Il i-.v lo.int hour, of id c 1 i! l-eu-sion. iiml s. nseli ss ill liute iii.l.t be sp;ind lo i heatid parii'in. tine il,. .,- books al h.ni! lor apptal. We sliali bate freij-ii til otcasion to r.-fer lo them." i'refu f.'i- V. F. r.-r J...JK 21, S45. ! Tli . s is t inphalieallt a n.iii n;ii w .k k, ami as silell ' en, uu nut il. servim; ot a uatiomil support. Ircmtic t'cin nr-rffil A.lrrrttxi r. "Such a comparal iv. work is mvaliialile, and t oil', 1 1 d al a ly low price, in expectation of a larg Fiont r;ir L':trrri Drjnnrrr.t . "The Statesman's M.iuuul is a very valuable ttork. inpi-isitiir a complete mini. us. ,1 polmral bistort nl' our country Iron tin f. nualioii of our ot . una. lit until the present tun,." From the JFntf,'rs;tnuinn, Ohio. "It i but scatity pratse to :iy, ilial no mirk of equal value to llie Am. rican Slat, snian, I'oliiieiau, Joiirn li st, Historian, c. Jtc, has t ter bt tore ap. pean d." I ram the lltrrit'iurg (Pa ).ir;ui, Ahi;.Z 1 .14 A. "o politician, no mail w ho di sires to uuilersianil the history t.l'llie ut t, r.il a dm ini si rat ion. ot'ibc tieutr iltlote nun lit, should be without a cop t ot it . As a book of rt I'ereiice, it is invaluable.- o-5r Hardware and Cutlery. . .mil ln)s- Cm Saw. M n.: Wood ami Kami S i, I)r:w in K ni 1 1, Cuftinsj Kiiiw-, I'orkrt Kniri'-i, Km r an-! Krk-i W utt In r' K'uvt , K nob k- ami l.nit !i 'I liuntb l.iif'if!' Itont! and S'jujrt Ho! Him and rn ws Irt-H Ulltl birr 1 SqiiairC, Vi It and (rti- Cm Sa Filr, IT-tnil Saw Fil. . M'at.U Inni, St. 1 Yartla, Trnd Stnnik ('rank-. Nail and Shu M nnim r-. And Ion, Ilr:ic am! lint. 1 i I AnitV Shiiti in and 5ja-4 t, H a y r:ul ShovrU, ! Hay I trk and Ar, 1 Mautirr Kirk. Hamr, Hrn and Snrrar I It . j ih' aUnvt-are o!lrvsl at ihe I i prior lor Ca-h. st ..t Cineinnali K. TV N Ell. Itruukillf, Not. 27, 1817. 50 WOOL, WOOL t CAS 21 Villi WOOL. ""ISTr. .mill tiav cah or r-tMnli fni 20.0').l tif ! IV WOOL f.iir nricri thij ik. at.ii. W- hnrr a 1arij !( nl N;itlitn ii. .ii an. iimi r . k l-th, Trd. Plaid Flamo!. Unl r'lann N, Whttt- l'U inel. HlntikM, and indrt-t! n!m -t rvt-ry rtivlr in tor n nnr, ih u c i-ri vnxihaiir i,.r ( u uo1 al Vtr! 1,1 " ' V' '- KinUltiCtlirinT, M are na-iv M n " f i c r j re U-trl kind C,. toil a. I.itv I't.r rilsll as any etaSlistttni in ,n ifte country, or on eleires on forin. r i.tiii.. Cardinj and Spinning. Will be dour lo sun i iMii.mer-. ni Ijsi tmr nrire. We are r. .tIv fur cur.linr; roll., ami . ill br rea.Ty -.i ( nail on ail tt ho innv r:ill on n ftr nrk in llial line. i t!itjG In all it braii' t,r eatt br d-nt t mit eoi"mrr at ;itl innr. Itv prompt tten nui I i 'ir hn)iie in all ii arioii hr.iuth , we jre r'Oifi liiii ol'ri-inler-incr trt'io nl ati-fai'tiuu to ail wh-ica'! u u. Try n and K. MACY U CO. I.aitrrl, April loth, l"s4. 16 m Turnpike Wo Lice. rO TICK i- h n by irivrti that IInk- will ho opt n-

B H. Bl'R ro.v.

! d fr Mib-cripti-m to ihe t.ipit:il iiock ot ih -Mi. Carnit 1 and l arriou Til rnpike I'mii :in , mi i Saiiirday, 'Jlst tlar of Ap-il nei, at th- Itdlnwin; placr, vir.: In Mt. ('.irnifl under the dirrinn of: (t ore Ih rrin, Oren Jeiikui. J . Huhh.-li, Ch.tt!r Haown, J. M. J.iquei and Walt r M'tieheli.; at hr dwelling lionte of Jamts Goiil.I, jmi. mult r the diu-c-t.on of S. Tnrrell, A. I ante. Jam- -iould, en , J. , Waikin and Wm. McMannoirtn; :it H:irrion uodrr the dirrriion of C. Snow, 1. (iarittd, Juhu liodUy,

in. Itrtiri and Jnlui MiU y. fly urder of the board of Comnii tirr: S. '1TKHKLL, Cl k. March 2 ltht 15-19. -14-3w Attorney at Law. Or'Flrr ON M M Sr., niOO!CVII.LE. Mav 1 0i Ii - 1813. '2(!-if.

rVcw Sprins: G O . 1 S. At the New More, one door iiortli of the Hotel

j and et of the Cm. t lloiis-. ' I? Es'" "-peciliiilT rciiiuis his than .to , 1J, In. Iricud. .,r tl,c t .ir .n.E, ,e h,. ies-e,ved ( .nice the open i II ir nl" Ins NKVT SlOlli: au.l wi.hes "' ha' "," " splendid l.,ck ' ' i . , SPHING Al SI'MMEK Minis , whieu the attelilion of the .i.!.'. c is r. ...ec.fullv iii- ( vile.', and which he is ! lern.i.ie J to m, 11 for ca.h a. liny rau be purchased in ihc env of (. .i.sin-na-i. i Hn .trek consists in part of CLOTHS, rassitner. ; Saiiiti. ;s a sarietv ir M n". and H-m Summer plinths. ALSO, Lti.trc. Friiiiri : Gin? '.aim. Lawns, M..s. n- Lun, s, Jacki.u. ts. olico, I ira. .!. II. minet Rihhand., Ariitirials, Mu.iins. Ac qt'F.F.XS- ' , llu:' Har.!w-e. t; I, nm sH and palm Leal II s: IIOO 15 m l SHOrs- sn; l v l ... si Hi. C.tier, Mackenl, and in fict a rnai sariciv f cries. AM kinds ufnierrhantaVr Pr jln taks-a i:i h. ao-c l..rr.ill :.t the k,;.,,,, CJ.., ur,cr Ui. ic. Mar. 2", 'sv-H - w U II . c - T !'!::. OF TIIK : M I A X A A 3 A .V. 'tpi. O Poll-rs ih adv,rr, SI.JO i:i si, m..mk.. t. Si.Or.t the end ot ike v,ar, aud an a.l.lm.oi uf .Ce. .illr ever year pajmeiit isiU .ased lli, r,i. Ad. kuti.semexts. Our sejiiarenr les,w, I beiuerl. d three times fr one do'.Iar.if pat mem he nutia u .i..i.iu, e. one il.umr and iwel.lt-tite cents il pay. Mtv iio-Tii .;- ui , i, , (1 ,. ve-r: in.! one d. la lar and il ileUyeil two years, and in the same nror l 'l l.ie lime l.:n ni 111 is delatei'.. l.arsrr l. V rtis. in. lit. lr a rourr lint w i! 1 be charged n il.. .-line priucipl s. CILEAP PUBLICATIONS. V. I D-U.Nt: TON, s S t. innieiu i d a Lilt rart ltepm fur the Sale tif QChiap Piilllieatious. He inteluls keeping on baud al Ihe laic t Ii. p i.rks, eillnr h mil w t'.i tin. .us. Su Lion a- ,11;. new w oi U I p-il; i ,lei 1 1 will be r.nn.l at his e-i-iMi-bni. in. ;.t i,.. i filial piibtislters pnee, w i i hunt carriage r putiace. He has the IiiIIom iii work, now on ha-.id, to n: !":-. l'i ice. .lai-ob Faulifiil, Peter Simple, , .lapbet in Search of hi. Fa;b Midshipman F.av, ; Uid Kettiier, ! The reckers, ' l he ttipti v. llv Cap! Marian, er, do. lit Xi U 11 unlliu, liy l-isnt. .tnrrst. It I hr Cabin H..V Hid Hunt rl : !.a-t l4ii. Pompeii ) Her-iille of Paris ?,"rr" 1 'ce Sli.p '.'" - Harom 1 1 s H.i n-h ter. II t Mi., ii ra y lonrt ail's dt mure, ill Mcvto. K-v.rol tlie Hetf 1 1 rpl.ait N n ee Line in a C.-tlac Lena C:imeron : Lifisid :he Pre.idenls Mike Fink , Lite. of fat lor and Sa-.tt, lis Mi. Pickcin n !. 1 1 Uj Ui.all, j t luitoit llmil-tiai, ; Trapper's llrulef 1 he R- tu adr . Frugal Housewife j Family Dorlor a medical work ill rt. litis it ; secrets oi Mount r.clio Kusrelie Aral.., IV I ham, Licturisen Asirononiy I Viilhcrs ol' Kni;iaud . Wunn n of V.ncland . M ite, i.f Eiiirl.iii.l Dauq-hters ef Knlaiul llaildlls t.l' llie I l-ae A mi ncail lie. itw Pv Ilolwvr, do. Bv si. Araro Hv Mr. F.il.i, do do do 11 r.eitltetl F..n Duqnesi.r I Unstated I iteofGen Scalt 'I lie lli auliliil U idow PEiy.iolo y, Ani:.i:il and sleiital ; S.i.-i anl's Life of Heart Clay ' Lo te and Parentage 1 Kiteb's l.eclori-s .n tbr l.imri Con -no; pi ion Curable, , 'l"ri:ili-i- on Mrellt'iivts I Marn ir ;lis Insiurv ana l'liilo-i pl.t' ; Mairinioiiv. Human Xitrlits J Mrs. II i'.i Sketches of Irish Chjraaler, in 11 No. at 1- eeul.taili l 1 Sp.irlieim on I'.iliir.n ion, i ! I i-rinrisoti a Sober and Temperale I if. Sell I ulmre I'l l -l ,'i l-i and I'lir. ui,I.,-y Ilr Mrs. Fltwvr, 1 , Ii tiler's ri:ieiital l'hri u. iorrv I X1. ith vartiilis ntber ..rl,. of fit's and ion, to !'l'.t r w uli can d. t s, nil., ot si.-rs, ?c tcl.?0. Just Received SI'lilSsJ AM) S 1,33 31 i. II G O O D I HE X.'.W C ASH CIIII.1IKS. wbo : SIO!!: OK WILLI M ti'l ot topics llie corner Nf.i I'rltis II in ill mir, on re lie J. a. u.de i-iui.uic ate a:l In. mat later bun V. r o:a of M,- H ii.'iuau's M.iin lliir.,, ifrci t. win crr.iii:enien,s in arifn-n-'n with their custom. Willi row and l-stuoimMe i;oods; of almost eti ry iteeri'lii.u. at C lu-iun.ili price, , ail.Iu. carriac' mi lirjir ari.c-l.i i.n.i. I u atli! Il iert ic tut lrp.' bonlii f'asi. In- row otf. rs in the tUt-tit !t-ir'ft I.issu At very ri-iliiced prices Superfine Black, Blue B'ack, Gol.l Mistd and llrott ti . Entrli-1!! Anicrieanand Frt nch Clolb. Sitptrrhue plain, English and Anierinau Ca.tiiure. " Fancv " ' do. " Iliack, Br.mm, Gray and Gold Mind Saltir.el. ii'ack and Ciold Mixed Tweed. Kentucky Jeans Snpitfine lllack .'alio an.l Fane; 'rVeOl Vc.ltt.g;. ' Fancy Silk Cravats. .Valtn .Vioeks. Fine Heaver Hru-h ami filk Hals Leirhnrn. Cliinj Pearl, and Paiiu Ifats. He also call, tlie attention of the lad.e l.i cne of the richest selection, of all kinds and every t arid t of Black and fancy silks and Lustres. Plain lllue Di lain. Painted Lavtn, Calico, Hook suits Mtl-lio, Plain ami I'Jaid .Ijckouelt. Plain, lllack ami HiHit eo, ki.l trioii s. Black ami White sill, irl .n . ami Mill". And in a word eterv lliintr nfccs-arv lo furnish I I Lailt'a or (I. lit h man's waldrolH', and at l.ricvs lha caminl be surpassed in the West. All kind of ai-rrotcd no ri liaiital lc Country pro duce luketi ill cxeliantro for Goods. ruix-basers an request! d l.i call and examine for ' th' inselve beforv purchasing cl.titl.erc, u. be i. determined not to be un.lcrsuid April f.-U-ly WM. CHILDEKS. "Jt ) Y K 2 P "C !l s-r a a tjj -iSAI ll" 1 "-.'Prnioa'i ' CfTHlS tllRACT IXrr, KhllST IT "rViCORUTI, 'HE EC31 Tin: most 5rccK5.vl.'f!. r.F.j-'.cnfi if 'in;; v.t,r.f.r I JUST ! i 4 FRKSH aiifsnly cf !l-:s r't 1 r-'".! i-r 1 , j " wlne'i !.s j.r-'vcj -i rr :r -'. ..' fn-enm.".! ft tl fi'.ri- nf Ferefnlx CiwutjiV-i. ''.'' Iiimt, i Llrer Cnttr' .?:tr, Ct -Tt :' ;n.i:rtftjis) 1 Dc'Trpsia. L'ol iiciiffi. (i.-e..7 ihh l-tv. n;is ft tlie HraM. i.:e. C'.r.-f. .v, .'oo'i r .Vrc'i-a. al Vi. -aye,. Asa rcm-rlt- C-.r J'UMA IM CO It i VLAIXTS it tins Jiroli.ilt'y no cj'iwl, ami at a ! UNIVERSAL ALT H ! K.T n-Iiiovii-.c all ill: pu r't fp ia A:r l 1 r k'":viti i:irier:-.l tr-tif- l.i ile.'i'.Inlea rr n.is. a justly iwims a u;ier!. r.iy over .i .t..rr n:cua-.:.es. . f'n-t ..i-cr.-are iuvi'n-. ! riill mul fj..:.ir- rrli-i-.:t'-s ati'l rf-r..iiiii.rii'.;ili rs. N. !'. Tl::.i is t'.c ??UT hlClil.T d;.T. CXXTRA TEV f Y Rl P i , ?t .,, ,irtl,rt i'-'iV :uid s.-.M OXZ JJOl.l.Ati rf r--t:'i .SIX Ih t:!c I t I'itu Pr.Udjs. J fS s, jr. SS T! ;;,r; m vr a tioxs: 77.tt (irvriint P' (I'rr.i'Jt's VnrJ: otttl f-'iTzrr-firillii is put r; Rattles rontstinin-r a ijnttrt. tl-c n

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blown in ll:eeia?s. anil !-( s'v: ttirr t! . XL'S

XKTT.the 1-mpr.ft. r. r.'tlon r lit V: .k ink en em-h outiile w rrp;.rr. Prrpare.l .it S. 1. Oni-.rlt", l.r' r .t TV. LITTLE FALLS. N. V.. and sol.l i y :-il x.m 1 rtis; nnd by the prir.ci;m: mere1 ant,-, t ir i.l ti. L inls States West Indies an.l ( ':i.tu: K.ir Wh ile-alc a'ol Ketinl al "etKirtt s tv.sti-sn I! -ii.icti K iiii..niii..' N . 4, 1 '.i II. gr Hall, CiHcinnau,0 Al.obvM. W. l!lll.fi,)m,U11, .1. B. n WIS, niooistiinf. F. IIKOIVS, Knii li. It. '.I. S DKF.W. Bli.ini'ief; C.r.tsi, !. I YN KR ?s. CO., Mi tan. urn. 1 K. Y. I KK, ) , , i). n. iMMW. r1""1-.lOll.-t ILMODHV, fJ.rhi.t Z: A NYri, New I n 111. .11. tri:F.XUrAKF, AXP 0LA?U'ARE. H t'ST receiveil anil for sale, a lare assortment j ojp Mm-eiis it are and C-Vlacs. it arc, by ! Mat 21, IHi, TYXF.a.

:jo,ooo For sal. I.y .1 one 2.1, 1 3.

LATHING C r.-CI-ARKSIV.