Indiana American, Volume 17, Number 27, Brookville, Franklin County, 29 June 1849 — Page 3

Prwtnnnttoa mf ic viola - The followilie Proclamation of the Emperor

Nicholas is perhaps the most important docu ment issued in turope. It shows the views 01 i P Russia, and the difference of ideas between Nichclas and those opposed to him : "We, by God's grace, Nicholas I., hereby a. known to all In our manifest of the 13th (2Clh) of May, j C. of tot year, we miormed otir oear sunjec.s o, , M i . :i 1. ..1. s-.tl.kd 11 Mlorn lv.,r.SI, 1 lite titrniuu imu. u" .......-. At the sime time were signified our intention to oppose our enemies, wherever they might show j by themselves, ana in our c u pen-i.u, u i- t() soluble boud with our sacred Russia, to defend j the honor of the Russian name, and the inviolability of our frontier. Mitce in-n, me aisor- j ders and disturbances in tne west nave not t..- . miuished. Criminal seductions have carried , away a credulous multitude, by holding out deCeitfUl hopes OI a nappiness w men never nw , from licentiousness an.i waywamness, auu i snread to the East, to the rriuciiialilies of Mol cavia and Wullachia, subject to the Turkish government, and bordering on our States. The entrance of our troops simultaneuosly with those of the forte, has re-established and will nMbirH nrii,.r. 1 , rf 1 .. : . n ,!.. nthdr 1 "In Hungary ana irai5jin"i iirev... , hand, Uie etforts 01 tne .iiaras g",.....c..., , occupied at tne same time oy " nnarter in etnle. witn enemies -in strile wun enemies 01 numi " ; abroad naa not yet succerucu iu su(imciuS the revolt; on the" contrary, the insurrection 1 has grown stronger, aud increased to an alarm- j ing extent, from the influence of our Polish . traitorsof 1S31, and swarms of deserters and I vagabouds frcm other lands. In the midst ofj these disastrous events, nis .uajesiy me E-mper or of Austria had addressed himself to us, demanding assistance against the common enemy. ; We shall not refuse the aid demanded. After , i - I i . t. . V .... .1 ..f n !,n.l I navine lnvoaeu me stw umuti .......v.., . the Urd of Armies to protect our just cause, I we have issued orders to our armv to commence y march to put down the insurrection, and an- , nihilate the reckless men no also tnreaten to v tiisturb the. quiet of our prov irovinces. If God le ,,a51 with us. none can resist us : of this let us be nersuaded : let every man in our kingdom. which is under God's protection, every Russian and faithful subject, feel, hope, and speak this, and Russia will fulfill its sacred calling. fSipned'i Nicholas, i . ittttti . t Ct Pt arsltn rir. M.v. 8.1S49." i"9 ws . - - -.- 1 in lne r rencn Lnanuer, inis niannesio was , and Austria, the following resolution, offered by Gen. Cavaignac, was adopted almost unanimously : "The National Assembly calls the serious attention of the government to the events and movements of troops taking place in Europe, and seeing in the state of arlairs dangers lor ibertv and for the Renubiic recommen.ls the rov-i erty and lor tiieKepub.ic, recommends the govemmets to take energetic measures necessary ! for their protection. . 1 V hitexrahinK There are few thins that effect a greater '

denounced by the Red Republicans, as a declar- i '"e sailor ot tne tincinn.tli Chronicle, in the j pwation, the sum or ten cents on everv one hundred 1 ation of w ar against the late revolution in 56th year of his age. , dollars assessment of valuation thereof; the same to ! , ?..i-.. r . j. . ' be assessed and collected as hereinafter nrovided. i

.- . , ,u tincinnatl On tne IrJd June inst.. Of ' "".a. nit mere ne ann is nerenv assesseti on the part of the chamber. After a warm de- Cholera, at 9 o'clock, r. M. Misa Marnml D every actual cititen. oualifie.1 to vote in said coi

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bate, ana tne consideration oi proposutou oi t ii.. i.,,.,, r ri ii r.i. . ,ne ....i. ... nny cents pon tax; except si

an immediate declaration of war against Russia ; pi " , 7n t b jo. . r i . " -u,,uslou' . V""" VA" "!mpI T? ,he Uw" "f ,hi "rP-

amountof possible good, probablv, than white- 3 "-v.- l??f . wash. Applied on the ceiling and inside walls : Cincinnati Chronicle, of dwellings and out-houses, it tends to purify ! ,. " tho atmosphere bv neutralizing or destreying I 1 ,? " 1 those noxions effluvia which ar. alw-ys more or . , "X A" MATSOfi. candidate tor Governor, less extensively engendered in confined silua- i w'" ad,rfss fellow citizens as follows: tions, and which are so often deleterious to ani- Leavenworth, Crawford co., June 26th, 2 o' mal health. Applied to the roofs and walls of ', clock P. M. barns, sheds, and other buildings, it is a great j " ' promoter of durability, and adds also not a little; KomN Ierry co Saturday, June 30, 3 o'to the neatness and beautv of their annearance. ' clock P. M.

It is cheap, and any oue who can "slack lime," dissolve salt, and use a whitewash brush not a very difficult task, certainly can employ it successfully and in a way to endure for years unimpaired. It is an excellent plan iu mixing whitewash, to add as much salt as the water required to reduce the lime to the requisite consistency, will dissolve. This renders it more durable, and adds not a iitt!e to the anti-nutrvscent

qualitinsof the wash. In some instauces sugar Mount Vernon, Tosey co., Friday, July 6lh, or molasses is added to the mixure, as are also ' 2 o'clock P. M. glue, white lad, common paste from wheat flour . v-.ii"" j -and rice water. Pigments of various colors are ' , wi,armony. do., Saturday, July ah, likewise mixed with it as a matter of mere taste, ,;l00k P. M. and when of a nature sufficiently strong success- Princeton, Gibson co., Monday, July 9tlifully to withstand the neutrajizingaction of the 2 o'clock P. M " ' alkali, produce a most beautiful and pleasing ef- I , ."" feet They do not however augment the value ! 1 etersburg". T'Ke Co., Tuesday, July 10th, of the whitewash contemplated as a mere disin- '. 2 o'clock P. M. fecting agent, as this quality is owing exclusive- Viucenes, Knox co., Wednesday, Julv 11th ly to the lime. 2 0.cIock w " This application of whitewash to the walls of . ... ,. ' ' cellars, and the sprinkling the same with fresh ' "hington, Davis co., Thursday, July 12th, burned caustic lime, should not be ueglecled du- 2 o'clock P. M. ring spring mouths, when there is ordinarily a j Bloomfieid, Green co., Fridav Jul- 13th copious evolut.on of noxious gnss from decay- o oVWV P M ing roots, and other similar substauces which ; still remain in, aud cannot well be removed from ' TTe Haute, Vigo co., Saturday, July 14th the bins. Wash. G.'obe. ! 2 o'clock P. M. " ' At. Internal SlachVne. I . BowlinS G" . Clay co., Monday July 16th At New York, on the evening of the 3d, a1, 2 'clock ' M. negro left a box at the house of Thomas War- i Lebanon, Boone Co., Thursday, July 19th, ner, a New York lawyer, wrapped iu paper and 2 o'clock F. M.

nuu rreu 10 mat geiiueman, wun tne addition nf "rnnfi.Untial " rar,.V .k,.,. ... J ' v. " '! "tta It , O IIU O L. his return the dav followintr he the box with care, from suspicion aroused by the i manuer ol delivery and appearance of message. lie tools on the enveloping- newsnaner. mid found that it enclosed a mahonv box with a 1 r.A MA t, W..... ..j i. j ..i slide lid. Mr. V arner proceeded to draw off the tin w mi great cauiiou, oiscovere.1 a laiul blue. nnT ana immediately warned his family to flv. All instantly left the room and closed the door, I and they had just passed into the hall when a1 tremendous eiplosion took place; after which ' they passed around the house and found the ! windows shattered to pieces and blown out of place. Mr. Warner with some persons who had stopped at the house entered the room and ex- ! tinguiehed the flames and as soon as the smoke ; had subsided it was discovered thitthe basement': rkinr vcsq rmnnltolv Bl.att.1 .1. . : . - 11 broken, and a picture of Geu. Washington and the door, perforated with slu shots. TW hov . - . j . .iu... nu, .nr- 11 11 on w mi was about the size of a small cigar hex and contained a cannister filled w ith powder and slugs and several bundles of friction matches so placed thai on withdrawing the lid on the insule of which a piece of sand paper was glues, thywould take fire and cause an explosion. Mr. Warner is a lawyer in extensive criminal or 'Tombs" practice, and this attempt on his life is supposed to have originated from enmities aroused in his professional pursuits.. Kingston Journal. lUniniHIthir Hon. A great njanv ood iokes have b en rrark-d at me expense of the Homocopathists, but we fh.llIlrV -ne ?tter .orth"i"ir. i' the following reclpe for making; Homoeopathic soup, attributed hv the Brnoklx-n A.U-.,,L, trie late Lr. Tost, of New York : Take two starved pigeons, hanw them hv string in the kitchen wiudotv so that the sun ; will cast the shadow of the pigeons into an iron pot already on the fire, and which will hold ten ' gallons ef water, boil the shadows over a slow i hre for ten hours, and then give the patieut one crop in a glass of water everv ten davs." I Pircnn Hnt. c , t . . , -- j t " , afe' Proposes tile follow ino renteay for the evil : "Perhaps, after looking; into ertX wA .:!li mdv beraWe'opyouta planby winch the old ones of both sexes nmv hsj kept 1 . ......... apei. inout 01 the niatriniouial market after 35 veara of aire wtnn TntiQ th u-IiaL. t. . , , f.

-p,- , " it , ineueai tiive oe lell tne judge ot tne f rank I in county rrooaie e .sn, auto the youngones to gather honey in Couldn't ' ministrator, with the will annexed, or the estate of we apply the electoral principle, and l.rino about I J"". nwell, late of said county, deceased. Perthe desired reform hv- .Lfciol ';. " . T. If, ' ' !"' having claims against said estate will present

TI .k eircme j .- nttru iiin;e arrives Mi in adult period, .. V.- : .,. . . . sue jvuujj iiiarriugeaoiei sisters ot the country snail De eligibl candidates for his hand, and such as fancy the office of wife to liim, shall announce themselves in the nearest newspaper, as applicants for that office, and take the stamp for it, or in any other lawful manner, make known fieir charms and pretensions;. He shall be allowed, and by law, compelled to elect one of the number. Parents not to be permitted to interfere at all in elections. TCa male nr f-n,U t k eligible to matrimony after attaining the age of 3o. Something like this, liro. Andrews ; but iiu cntoroiurni. cr-elaa. o doubt nf li. Some fair damsel commences an advertise, went in a morning- paper with "A vocng lady WISMFS) aw rvr: ir.iurvT." V 1 1 1 1:1.. . . 1. . 7. ,. . " T lu wuow ins n ise.a CT: treil vouncr 1,

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HYMENEAL..

Mamikd. On last Thursday evening, by the - v. Georw Fiske. Mr. John Bri.lrelauJ. of Cincjnnat() ,0 Miss Caroline, daughter of Mr. Jm w G.be of RichmomL ... In Madison, Ind on the Gill instant, by Rev. lav-en worth, T. J r:,n Jr.. F.an.. to ' Jt fc & O r. .1.- .u : i in j,'nerson county, iuu., on we nu iimmin, Rev. Josiah Crawford, Mr. Stephen Cochran, j (Charlotte Woods I On Saturday, Juae 16, by Rev. Mr. Leaven- j worlh) ir. George Gilbert, of Covington, Ky., R E Pai, of Madison. ' On Thnrsdar, 21st inst., by M. P. Taylor, Esq f Mr Ue0. s Ma,,ey, aie!y of ,ne AmeHican Theatre. New Orleans, to Miss Marv MavThes wood, of the National Theatre, Cincinnati. We copy the following from the Tippecanoe ; r 1 s- . .. jounmi. . whiii tjume r rencn gentleman I would translate it for us. ! ,h , , , , . A le Hotel de La Favette. T.nnilv Ifi. 1 par Mn Key le Alons, .M. J. Clark, Mons. Jean t tranan, (forteur.) a Alad-mnisv ll riherin i . Uolan, ( Aourtrice.i touts de rett vilU OBITUARY. Dost ihnn art, to dust retnrnest,' Was not spoken of the soul. " Tr. t ,u or.- 1. r , In Boston, oa the 2Gln nit, after a short and distressing illness of scarlet fever. Edward Alan- ' SOn Stone, aged 4 vrs, 7 mos, and 7 days, son of J0Siah F, and Malvina C. Stone, formerly of " Sanbornton, N. II. 1 y ,n 5 Louis, on 13lh inst., Major Alphonao ' etmore, in the fifty-sixth year of his ee , l Annr. an officer for S ! w"" ngm arm in me war w'1" reai Britain. On the 10th inst., on board steamer Ren HW ! near Wheeling, of cholera. Miss Sarah Ann i daughur or the lata Com. Jesse D. Elliott, U. I S. i !... ,jn lne steamer w yomuig, near Louisville, on 1 itha 18th inst.. Dr. Knnis Cnmlt, fnm,..l r lsirt inst.. Dr. Ennia Combs. frni.rl ( r - Tti n t noW x- l.taw r 1:-, : r.i t-... , ' i r", J ' miuuri, muier-in-iaw oi U U . 1 IK-ath sf Klbrittgets. lAwrrarf. ....... 1 It o ,1,. .,. r .1 mx mourns ago, tne writer of this, accomna- ; nied by a large number of friends, followed to the tomb the remains of Edward, third son of ' J.leisis I in-rnr Tf. r .1.:- a I . I th K: ti'' V a a i . "ENRT' ,he secod son of cholera, at St. Louis, while en route to Cal- i if.,.,,:, . j . ,,l. ... . . L,:ui,;..ffl:..j r:i t. ... ... . I i.e.. 1 1 1 mil vim iniiiiiv. iiv t iiu itu 'itn ni vr.' - C, ., - . eldest son. He died of the same disOltsCa Bt Ka-rl T aOTfAttn.As.tls . laW-ll! - I ' !"" T"."L. ' !' ,,av,nS Troy, Terry co., Monday, July 2, 2 o'clock. Rockport,r?pencer co., Tuesday, July 3d, 2 o'clock P. M. Boonville, Warrick co., Wednesday, July 4;h, 2 o'clock P. M. Kvansville, Vanderburgh co., Thursday, July 81 candielight. p-i, IVOCI

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lester. Fulton rn S,irJ.e Tl oi.. A,' v,r,m" Historical, Statistical, and other im- . CO.atUrday,July 21st, ! portant Public Documents, and a complete Index.

, . , Plymouth, Marshal co., Monday, Julv 23d. 2 o'clock P M 1 t . I l"l'"r,r i-aporie CO., luesday, July 24th, ! 3 O clock W 3 " . , R A" M- I -tiicnigan tity, Laporte CO., Tuesday Julv 1 24ih. at randlliLt x-.. r i- 1 " s.-i v , ,""rl,sle bt- Joseph co., Wednesday, Ju, 2'n,1 - o'clock P. M. South Beud, St. Joseph Co., Thursday Julv SCUh 1 o'clock P M Mi c," . Hlsnawak. St Joseph co., Thursday, July Ini at candlelight. Goshen, Elkhart co., Friday, July 27th. 1 J J 1 : O ClOCw L . til '

otsirict iiuranes. ano oeserving 01 a place in tnese arsaw, Kosciusko CO.. Saturday Julv ?sth institutions, designed for the "diffusion of useful "o'clock PM '"""'"'knowledge. S..n,-d, J. S. Randall, ..oiiocii.ji. j Dep. State Snp't Com. Schools. Ft. Wayne. Alleu co . Monilsc T.ilw Iflil, ' from the Jtumal of Commrrcr. '! .1 u r, V. -Holiday, July 30th, ; This is one of the most important books published - O clock I . M. ; in the United States for a long time." 1 tw...... j n . ...! From the S.Y. Ceur. and Eno.

, s a.ui, U,,11S Co., i uesday, July 31, . o'CIOCK t . JI. TortUnd, . 2 o'clock P. Jay Co., Wednesday, August 1st, M. Winchester, Randolph co , Thursday, August ' .-. . .... Ol 2d, 2 o'clock P. M. V-,t f-..,,!.. II . .,.... . s.-.-..e, we.,,, to., .1 UgUSl .W, ZO'CIOCk. cwetuie, Wayne Co., Saturday, August: 4ln 1 0 dock 1. M. Richmond, Wayne co., Saturday, August 4th PJ,n,iii:i 8 4lh' at caudle,,ghtLaw Partnership. J0H J. MATSOS JSD JOHS- H. FARQUHJR u . e. mi. oav . day entered into . partnership in the of the Law. r JL practice JOHN A. MATSON, JOHN H. FAROl'HAR. June 2!d, 1849. Turnpike Notice "OTICF. is herebv given that S.OO on each share ( w ' sue e...t sivvp. t. tin nnns. ,..e ki.u i.b - j ner.ville Tunpike will be required nn the I5th day oi A"f" next, it being the Sth instalment. Rv order - VOTIH . of i .... : j .... . ;.t i... ' . . . . . , .. . I them according lo law; those wao are tntteotest to tne . estate will prepare for immediate payment. 1 1 ..... . . t. 1. 1 ...iHV... The estate ,& nmhal.lv solvent. F. A. CON WELL, Adm'r. June IPth, 1S43. S7-3w 35,000 DOLLARS. VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. Clas. si draws June SO, 1S49. 7 Nos. U ballots. t prize of 3 5000 1 prile of JOO0 lprireof 11000 1 prize of SPOO 1 prize of MM 10 prizes of S0O9 SMALL FRY" LOTTERY Draws everv Mon.lsv. Tuesdav and Thursday throI '," 'I doll, nr month ot June. A certineate 01 a pacnage 01 ticketa will cost 16 dollarshalves, ; quarters, ars. Address vourorders to R. ARMSTRONG CO., Agents, Wheeling, a. J List of Prizet niotrihatrd oieeeour Lmtt Cirem ! or. Delaware Lottery, Class 4ft capital prize $11, ; 000, sent to New York . Monongalia Class 5t a prizof 10000 dollars sent to Maysviiie Ky. Delaware Lottcrv Class 17-Nos. 0-29-37 Capital Prize of szoog ! - . . , c - ... e v iriurim 10 sue .t.nmT. is. ..tit ui . puirn.i besides hundreds of smaller prizes.

V are aothoriied to announce THOMAS WILLIAMS aia candidate for Auditor of Franklin County.

Mr. Editor: Please announce my name as a candidate fur Auditor of Franklin County, independent of all conventions. 1 would respectfully request the T"ers Franklin county, to cake into consideration i my condition, having been made a crinnle bv the 1 . . . ' ' accidental di.rh. ..r . . ! w . . . . pis circumstances are now suck, as to bring up vividly into remembrance, the promise made to me P"" "I inciins, concerning the Recorder's office. JOHN HALSTED. May so, io. ihmg this delicious and healihy drink, can he .e E "T". J" l,nl " '"Acis ORASMCCK, 1 suw nsin oi me American office. NOTICE. '..:;:.,.: .r ,,,, n u n .4 ..n. . .... I . .. ... '"ejuageot tne rrankliu county Probate Court. Ad k.. ...1 . . .: ' "I ITi"? ff. !!""" WMh wiL' P-"J. of 'j -.""'I5, ui sain county, . "eceaseu. The tstate is solvent. ; Jneith i849---t s.ai, rr, ' Carriage Manufactory. t jlHE subscribers would respectfully inform the imioiic mat tney nave on Hand It It m K 1- nr FINE BUGGIES and FAMILY CARRIAGES, which they will sell nn as reasonable terms as can be bought in Cincinnati or elsewhere. They have in .tuHi.., K.ct.i Ktivu ursmrn. ina sit urrnar ! to make to order any thing in their line of trade on ho" notice, and will warrant the work good. ,Sh"r Broo 00. p in mc new oncK ouuoing near aullennrrger s ore. (t-3m) , CH S. SMITH, ltrookville, June it, 149. J. B. SMITH. , , , Dissolution. VHK partnership heretofore existing between the ctsennnsih by Mr. Jeter, who will continue thebusim ss as usual. F. R. A. jf.ter. E B V R K E T June loth. m An Ordinance Prnvidine for the aasMcmn, mnA lw.;nA r for the year 184.9 Passed June 79. 1X49. 5r- ' " rdmnrd w the Pmidrnt mnd Trutfew tAe rw . Brkville, That there be and is "crs - oy assesseti a no nxett upon all property snbirct to uxatiun. I on I corpoii ch i corpora- " " ... " " n.a.v 1 .IIVllBlta. j are. a i nat tncre ne and it tierehv assessed unnn I every person owning or harboring dogs or bitches, a : io. uoeuo.iarun r.crj nog, ano two ooliara nn p,r,v hitch nr h.-j .r....:a. uassessed by the Collector and Marshal upon the as. ' ,ei,ment v" to be furnished him as hereinafter pro-' Vidcd. . Sec- the Cleck ofthis corporation cause to lw copied from the eonnty duplicate of this vear a ! 1 r names and taxable pn.pertv, with the sums extended, and with blank columns ford.,- t.v.nH ' furnish the same to the Collector and Marshal, who 1 . is nereoy autnorizeu ana reouireo, so soon as ne shall ; . i . , . . . . . ' J ..u .. 1 1 . u , ... nr mill receive the same, to proceed to colleet all the fore- ! millf 11 II TsfBla this as a -.! ss s tax, kaa la... F ThU .u .nd ofths s.Id crr; nf See. 5. That all provisions conflicting with the j foregoiug ordinance are herebv repealed. j A. R.'McCLEERY, Pres. I J. D. Howlaud, Clerk. tiSw I An Otrliuiniir further defining the duiiet of Mar- I shal. Passed June 19, 1849. i Sec. 1. Be if ordained Ay fe Pretident mnrl Truttret ol the Teicn Brookville, That the Collector I and Marshal, by virtue of his said office, shall also ! be Market Master of said corporation. I Sec. s. That it is hereby made the duty af the said j Collector and Marshal to proceed immediately aeainat all persons violating any bye-law ofthis corporation, according to the laws of thia corporation aud of the state of Indiana, and to enforce and collect all pun- : ishments and penalties lor auch offences, in the name of the President and Trustee of the Town of Brook -ville, and to pay over to the Treasurer all monevs that may come into his hands by virtue ef thia ordi nance. Sec. 3. That all provisions conflicting with this ordinance are repealed. A. R. McCLEEY, Prest. J. D. Howland, Clerk. 2rt-3w PLANES, &C. INULE and Double Ritt Jack Planes. y Mngie and : Double Ritt Smooth do single and Double Ritt Fore Single and Double Ritt Jointer Rabbit and Sash Plane Flooring and Ceiling Planes, For sale low fot cash, by Brookville, Nov. 9, 1347. JO do do R.TYXER. Boots & Shoes. 36 9R"" . Men's fine Calf Boots. do Kip Brogans. do Calf do do do Slinpers. 24 24 s. 42 ' It ' Women's Calf Buskins do Colored Ties, do Kid Snrinr do 24 st 84 " Children's Shoes. Just received and for sale low by May 16, 1S4S. RTYXS. STATESMAN'S MANUAL, COMPRISING THF. Lives, Addresses, and Messages OF the Presidents of the I'nited States, from WASHINGTON, to TAYLOR'S Iniumnl I Message, March, 1849; With a History of their Ad ministrations, ana ol each session of Congress, I or Analytical Table of Contents to the whole work. ; Edited by Edwin Williams, Esq. Illustrated with Portraitsof our i t our lx presidents, engra red nn 2 Presidents, engra red on steel, from I ,he most appro,approved author-ties, and inthe oest style ,he Art- Printed on the best paper, and hand ""meiy bound in i emblematic style. It will also be emos-insneo wun v tews ol tne Capitol, Presiden Cs Honw. and the Seals of the several States, and the vn'tv States. In tour large m volumes. Price 310. u"MUr.' ' HE PRF.ss,e From the Pretident of the United State. "To Mr. E. Walker Dear Sir: I have found vonr Statesman's Manual a valuable work, and execed'ingly useful and convenient. Yours, J.K.Polk." f"rm fAr Hon. Henry Claf. ' "My Dear Sir: Your Statesman's Manual is a veryvaluable work for reference." STATE OF NEW-YOflK: Secretary' QTcr, Department of Common Schoolt, Albany, Sert. IS, 184S. volumes octavo, compiled by F.d a'in William, . 1 : . 1 . . . ...... 11 a proper wtirs ior scnooi I "This is the most important enntrihution to Anierican political history ever published." Fram the Drmoeratie Rrrirw "The whole forma a most complete library in itself, of all that concerns the politics of the eouutrv. No ;...!.. :.i...i .k..u ... . i . . . . i .. . . nnd for prompt reference. How many hours of idle a. H. - ..( a..K. lu. n. ..lit lb. . ... r..l rt heated partisans, were these books at hand for a p-i peal. them We shall hare frequent occasion to refer to From the N. T. Exfirrst of Jugutt i 1, 1848. This is emphatically a national w ork, and as such : eminently deserving of a national support." I From the Commercial Jdrertitrr. 'Such a work is invaluable, and is offeied at a eomparativelv low price, in expectation of a large ! sale." ' ! Fm the Luiern Demoerat. ! "The Statesman's Manual is a very valuable work, ' comprising a complete condensed political history of " ,e ' 6 I . untilthe present time. : .. 1 ssf , but scanty praise to say, that nn work of ' equal value to the American Statesman, Politician, ' Journalist, Historian, ic. &c has ever before a p. ! peared." ! r rom the Horritburg (Pa.) Argut, Jug. t, I84n. ! "No politician, no man who desires to understand i . - ........ j v . .. . v.. i..ii.i.iH...'.n ... .... . , eral Govei nment, should be without a copy of it. As i book of reference, it is invaluable." Mw ! PARASOLS. i a SPLENDID Assortment, just arrived, from i A Philideinhia, and for sain v ! mar 15-ly B. H. & J. C. BUTTON. Iol.-aes V Iflnrkrcl ("kHHDSof N. O. Sugar. if Its Bar rrels of Molasses. 10 Half barrels No. 1 Mackerel. e Quarter do. t Tierce For sale be April trth. . TTKE. I . I . JO i K 5 , ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Brookville. Ind.. Office on Main Burgess St. Pee. so, 1S47. Ji-Iy Engine Shop and Foundry, by A. B. HA LAB I RD. Front Street opposite White Water Canal Basin, Cc.nnati. Unhand and for sale at this time, Engines, 1 in. Cjlmdcr, feet stroke. S do 0 in. do 3 do do t do I in. do J do dn 1 do in. do 1 da do f do in. do do do I do 4iin. do 30 in. do PR TA B LE MILLS AND CORN SHELLERS. All kinds of MILL GEARING made to order. Mar. tS, 1843. 14

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American Indenendenri 1TT . H OR THE WAR Of INDEPENDENCE. J y inc nnpg-.immciiu, tram the pc riod of the VuioAof the Colonies again t the French, "" oe ni,mnrinn. tne first PrcsiucnlcJ tt Inst vsl States. Beautifully illustra ed by , numerous Engravings, showing the Plans of Battles . Prominent Events, and Portraits of Distinguished .wen oi tne period. By Benson J. Los. inc. lu hand"wm Ellcmatic Binding. f r '1'.. v...-w ....... f rice 3Z.0 .-T socvery truc-nearted A tmcrican, this i a most mc mne voice oi our "inert tailing upon as to guard most aacrcdlv the rceious boon of Freedom to purchase and secure hich, they o (Tired lises, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. OPINIONS OF I'll E PRESS. Frsm the American Signal. j 1 bpem de'l,'' interestid 111 reading a new and splendid patriotic volume, entitled M776,- punished by E. Walker, of New York. The emlx !lihmems, which are very numerous, are of the most perfect description, and carry the mind ut the reader back to the period when the Continental Arm..s were marshalled to deft-nd our native land. We advise all the jeaib-rsuf the Si;nl to add this book to , inr.r Murines, aim teacn tne ruing generation to vale priceless lessons it contains so abundantly." I FrOMt 111 Vwi Yarb F i-t-. The book is elegantly primed and bound, aiid -i t "' (seventy-iFiit in nninlier) lorm themselves a rare histnriral gallery of gr. at i and variety, displaying the originality and tas.e of ine auinur-artist m tins dtnartiuent sawliole e I havenn hfsitatinn in 1. .1.:. ....1 .i. ' oest popuiarnntoryof our rerolntinn yet published.' rr" "" fcrennr Mir, 1 nis is the title of a very elegant-looking hook of some 500 pages, published by Edward Walker, 114 Fulion-sireet. The work is beautifully iUuMrattd '" a great number of engravings, and ihe tvpography and binding are absolutely faultless. It eontains a great amount and variety t,f information relating to the Revolutionary period of American histo. ry, and is a work which will, doubtless, command a very extensive sale." "With regard to the tone and spirit of the volume, the felicity of the style of the narrative and rvHcc-,-..--0.110 unuerManu ne nistory nl Human lrvedum, ,...o ...euiaiienanie rignts OI mail." i .r,T K'rkrbTker Magazine, Augutt ,147. ortive,!,r"unKi",,d na,1r"''c-,',,"!1d Pliher I ?! "V ccdiilgly .beautiiul volume will surely find inl Jl i7 nJd-Ted, in bel.ev.ng that a book in one volume, well written, and embracing 4 faithful I chronicle of events which accomplished the laying , : hl';V.t f;,,",,a1i",u,,r,"'e f fi ?"-at republic, isould i be invaluable to the on-sent and fotun. .-n.r:.ti.... ' -6w Administrflrrir'Q Rala ... tf i ice is nrreny given that the undersigned will sell at his residence in Brookvllie township. Franklin county, on the 23rd day of June, 184K, at 9 o'clock A. M., the neisonal estate of Susan Scottoa. d. n.us. H eonsistiiig ui oue mare, a lot ol hogs , household furniturr.txc. JOSEPH MORFOfD, Adm'r. May 29,1849. Fashionable Tailoring. UAVING entered into copartnership in the Tailoring Business, the undersigned would respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. Our room is one door north of Linck Jt Karon liar's Stunon Main Burgess street in Brookville, here we are prepared to do work in the latest and most approved style. We will warrant our work in all cases, as we flatter nurselxes we are able i ,i.. uri ""e n a neat and fashionable manner, so as not t. I- ,. . ' warrant the same. urassen oy worn coining Iroin any source; and will riease call and test our promises. S. SIIKPPF.KU, May J3, 1849.-22-3W F. O. BAKER. Administrator's Notice. TF.TTKRS of administration de bonis non have i this day been granted to the undersigned, by the Clerk orthe Franklin County Probate Pourt, upon Ihe estate of Jacob White deceased. Persons owing said estate are requested to make payment immediately; and those having claims will present them according to law. J. yy. HI TT. Rruokville, 17 May, t849. 22-3w Hardware and Cutlery. MILL and Cross Cut Saws, Wood and Hand Saws, Drawing Knives, Cutting Knives, Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks, Butchers Knives, Knob Locks and Latches, Thumb Latche,-, Round and Square Bo'vs, Butts and Screws, Iron and Steel Squares, Mill and Cross Cut Saw Files, Hand Saw Files, Waffle Iron, Steel Yards, Grind Stone Cranks, Nail and Shoe Hammers, And Irons. Ilrace and Bins, Ames' Shovels and Spades, Heavy Grail Shovels, Hay Forks and Axes, Manure Forks, Hames, Brass and Sugar Kettles. The above are offered at the lowest Cincinnati prices for Cash. K. TVN'KIl. Hrookville, Nov. 27, 1847 50 Executor's Notice. jV" OTIC G is hereby given, that letters testamentary on the last will and testament ol fichard P. Clarksnn, deceased, lateof Franklin Co. In.l., have been granted to the undersigned by the Clerk of the Probate Court of said Co. Those indebted to said estate will make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them duly authenticated for settlement. Theesttte is solvent. JOSEP.I G.CLARK SON. Ex'r. June A, 1840. Sale of Forfeited Land. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that I w ill offer for sale at the Court House door in Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana, on Saturday the 11th day of August next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. on said dav, the folio ine tract of laud situated in the county aforesaid, to w it : One undivided half of thst South East (Quarter of Section twen. tv-nne, in township eleven. Range thirteen east, ex cept nine acres deeded by li Stringerto PrterSmith in the South-east comer, and one acre, dona ed for the purpose of a graveyard; mortgaged by James Stoops, for the payment of three hundred dollars with interest, for the use of tow nship nine, in rangeone west, in the aforesaid comity, and forfeited for the nonpayment of principal and interest. M. V. SIMON'SOX, School Commissioner, Town 9 R. 1 West. JuneS, 1J49. 4. . PBOSPKITI'S. GAZETTE OP THE UNION AND GOLDEN RULE. THE ORGAS' OF THE ORDER, Publithed under the ausfiim the M. II'. Grnud Sire. Vwl. XI, commencing July t, TT will contain, from week to w eek, the proceedings of the Grand Lodge of the State of New-York, and also of other States; accounts of Celebrations, Institutions of new Lodges, and occasional ly, a complete Directory of all the Lodges in the Vnion. Its literary department will be filled with Original Tales of the highest excellence, prepared by the most eminent writeis in our country Popular Tales; Choice MiscellanT; the rarest Gems of Poetry from the English Poets; Sketches of travel; An.cdotes, &C, &c; and occasionaliv illustrated with beautiful Wo- d Engravings Being rqral ill its Literary character to any w.ekly in the country, and beiug thus j perieci in us viuu-reiiowsnip department it win Deworthy of a place on the tableof every brother ol the Order. The Gazette and ffule is published every Saturday at 44 Ann-street, New York Terms To Mail Subscribers, Two Dollars a year in advance, invariably. Address CHAMPION CLARK, Publishers, No. 44 Anu-au New York. Just Established. ritHF. nndersigmd have just estuhlished a Tinshop ( in the town of Broakville, and will keep on 1 hand, make and repair, all articles of Tin or Copper- j ware customers may desire. Heads and spouting made, and put up, on reasonable terms, m a durable manner. They will also keep cs.iistantlv on hand a ' vairetyof the REST STOVES ever olFered in this market: Consisting of Premium Cookinp, Parlor, 1 Air-Tight, and Box Stoves, all of which will be! trimmed to suit puichasers. PIPES and TKIMM1NGS for old stoves will be1 kept on hand, and all orders for such articles w ill be filled without delay, at.d on as fair terms as they can be purchased at any other establishment in Indiana, or elsewhere. ! OLD BRASS, COPPER and PEWTER WARE will be taken in exchange for articles of new ware. Persons wishing anything in our line are sulirited to call and see how we do lliiiir, up at the NEW ; TIN SHOP on the westvrn side of the public square, in Rrvokvillr. JETER & BUHKETT Oct. 14, 1S48. 43-tf I Farm for Sale. I THE subscriber (who resides in Lafayette. Ind.) : has recently purchastd the ssims Farm," situated ; : up the West Branch from Brookville some two or 1 ; three miles, which he is desirous of selling for ca-b. He will visit Brookville about the 35th inst. and those I who desire a good bargain will do well to call at that ' 1 time. W. R. ROCHESTER, j May 14th, 184U.31 Pay Up! i All personsindebted to the nndersirned, or to R. j A S.Tyner, are hereby nnliticd to make payment by ! j the 1st of January nei, all those having claims of ' kmc standing are hereby notified, that if payment is 1 1 is not made at that time, that the proper measures 1 I wlil be taken to coerce pat men t, a lonirer delay ran ' not and will not be granted. R.TVNEJc. i Dec. JUl- 1(48. St. I A Large and Splendid STOCK of KIP and CALF SKINS. Also Moroc. co Binding. Linings, ic. "The above stock of Leather I have just reeeivtd this week from Philadelphia, and is of the best manufaetory iwUiecitv. JAMES L. HF.NRY. Laurel, June 9th, 1849. IS

is shown bv the a nhVfr " """7 "r!,c " Serii.,e and common Tweed, ht authorities I 11 r;? q'KTt fir"11-. "'' I'lai.. and Fancy C.ssimere. IhT. J?" '.V V . m co,,fitl'" ,'? '' entitled to Lamrrtine Cord, very good

I I-- s. ncicin ami la.iu nil ni.tor.aii. cassi.,.,,, ,,aiII and Taiicy styles of every grade I r ''r,n ' j A good assortmellt of Jeans, and Beaverleeiis

This U. m,t . , .v,rrn,or. ' Denims, Cottonade, Xankeen Jc Hampshire Mixtures I is ua great nalioTPnl work, the beauties and , ' excellencies of which should be studied he t-1 it i' mi.. m I ' I 1 w a sa.

Fresh Assortment of New Good s!!!

NOT ON LY CHF.A P. CHE PER, CIIF.A PEST, but S GOOD. BETTER! BEST! i 1 - ALI.IOX has now the pleasure of assuring ! IU . d friends and patrons, and the public generally, that he is receiving and opening a NEW S 1 OCK of Spring and Summer Goods, carefully s. Ire ted Irom the BKSI STOCKS IN THE ' MARKET, with due regard to CHEAPNESS. Ill'K AIIII.I I Ya.i.l FASHION, and which he confident- . ly otfers as worthy the examination of all who wish to make purchases, and cordially invites a call Troin all ...-k A. - sm. ns a ,,ri 01 our stock we raentiou Super black DKESS S1I.K Fauey LAWNS, new style Alpaca, Mode, and Cainblel Lustres Black Muhair do Plain and embroidered Linen ; Plain and Fancy Mousseiiiu- de Laine i Ginghams, plain and faney Prims of every grade, a choice assortment and very . cheap , SHAWLS. Silk embroidered Shais Is, very rich pattcru Silk fringed Thibet do do i do do De l.aine do ' Embroidered Thibet Shals AIoa varirtyof lower giadcs plain .t fringed Shawls ; ami Handkerchiefs. liomiet ami Kihhoiiw. ' The Spring Style of Bunnets and Ribbons very fine and tasteful Velvet Ribbon, Silk and Linen Fringes Lisle Thread ti loves. Laces and Edirmgs i Htnik Muslin, Stsiss Mull, plain and figured Jaconet White 1 i-ue Mu-lin, very fine and thin Pieknet Glove and Mils Silk Braid, Cambric Handkerchiefs Ladies' I) res. H tikis and Cravats White and Colored Cotton Hose Perforated Paper CLOTHS. Black, blue, brown and radet Cloths Silk Velvet Vesting, verv eood Hack Satin do do Fancy silk Hdkfs, Italian silk Neck Hdkfs Gloves, half HsV, fancy Coat Button, and assortment ol irinimiiics of all kinds good Fine Irish Linen, ano a good assortment of Bleached Muslins Brown Muslins of dilTerent grad. s B.-o u and bleached Drillings and Tilled Baging i i, ...... . . .. j Wagon Covers II ATS. Fine black brush Mexn-au Hat ' Mens and Boys' Buena Vista do I Pearl and bta'ck fancv do Wooj Hats, black and white M, n . .,a ... . i.i. n... Boots and Shoes. 1 Case Men's fashionable Call Boots 1 do do heavy do do 1 do do Kip do Men's Goat Brogan Slim s do Calf do iltt do Kip do do Ladies Kid 1'ies, very neat do high Buskins, a beautiful shoe for the spring season A general assortment ofbovs' and children's Shoes llAUD.VAItE. Avery good stock ofHaiduare, embracing a great variety of Knives and Forks, Penknives; Lock", Latches, and almost every other article of such goods in demand, including Looking Glasses; A rnnd assortment of qt'F.KXSW A R K and GLASSWARE; BR.iSS KETTLES, SP.WES, SHOI'F.l.S, l'OHKS, BRIER Si VriiES. GRASS SCYTHES; B11KETS and TPBS aud ROPES. Tea, Cofiee. Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Tobacco, Pepper, Ginger, spice, Cinnamon, c. &c. All which Mill be sold as cheap at the cheapest, fur cash, orator any kind of country produce. ' N. D. GALLIOX. March 30, 1849. COPARTNERSHIP. T:XJ. H Bl'ff lON' has associated with him -n 1 the merrantilt- business, his brother JOHN C. Bl'RTOV. The husiuess wi.l he continued in t'le Odd Fellows' Buildiug, under the lirmol" K. H. and J. C. Burton. BNJ. 11. Itl'KTON. JNO. C. Bl'KTOX. March 19, 1849 15-1 y Wool Carding. ! yreilE I'N DF.RSIGN ED tenders his thanks to those l who have heretofore patronized his sjtlls, and ; begs to assure them that he is now eiiahleirto serve them better, with additional experience aud improvements. He is ready at his mills, one and a halt miles above Brookville, to Card Wool at the follow ing prices, to. wit: j White Wool, s cents per. lb.; j Plain Mixed, 7 cents per. lb ; : Extra Mixed, g cents per. lb. When we furnish grease, one cent a pound extra I charged. All work WARRANTED. I We wish all to bring their woo! tut he Mill that can, i hut if it is more convenient, wool w ill be received at Burton's nr Sulleiiburger's Store, and the nil Is returned there as soon as possible. I Corn Grinding. He is also prepared to grind Corn, and crush Corn in the ear for feeding Stork. JOHN PEI.SOR. Proprietor J AMES COOPER, Carder. Rrookville, March 20th, 184". i3-4in Harrison Woollen Factory. WOOL CARDING AM) SPINNING! so Cl.OlH DRESSING MANt'FACIlHING. The subscriber will carry on the above business, including the Manufacture of Cloths. Cassimere, Satin- tts, Linsevs. Flannels, tc. itc. His Machinery is of the very best in the Country; and bring in the most perfect order, he feels coi.tident in warranting his work equal to that of any Establishment in the West, both as regards neatness and durability. Ho will do work on the shortest notice; and hopes o, nis superior Know i.tige ana strict attention to business, to merit a liberal share of the public patrons re. Farmers leaving Wool on their way to the Cincinnati Market, can have their RaWt as thev retarn home. W. UH1GGS. Harrison, Dearborn Co., la. 4-rtm Superior Boots and Shoes. rilHF. uniU'rwiurd hm juM rvcrivt-tl from the Man1 iirriurt. G-orciin Maiii'Iiiif n. a rvry supt-rior lot if Boom mid SIuks, cunitm itt 4o pair Men thick Hoot; 4 pair Mt'i.' kip do; 25 pairs Children's do; 55 pain Mi kip do; 50 pain Wnnirn'f kip do; 50 pairs Ruv thick lini;aiii; 20 pairs youth do do; 10 pair Hot, thick Boots 2-Vpairs Youth do du; 10 pair Men's kip Brnpaiis. R. TYXER. Hrookville, Jai.'y 31, 134'J, N AVIGATION OPEX. 7TEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1849 -C. S I M ML. G. W. PAVER'S Cincinnati and CamT bridge City, Ind., Daily Packet Line, leaves daily at 4 o'clock P. M., precisely; Sunda'jt E.trettrd. from and after the 10th inst. A l'acket leases daily the White Water Canal Hasin. passing through Industry, I Clevetown, Harrison, New Trenton, Rochester, i llruokville, Meiamora, Laurel, Coiuiersvtlle, and Mil ! ton. This route i.asse. tliroueh ihe i.riucitial towns in the White Water Valley 1 he follow ing Boats comprise the Lini J. q ADAMS, Capt. .lames R ussell, CLARA. Capt. Paver. TEMPEST, Capt. Stephen Lee. N. R. Passengers by leaving Ih. ir names and residences at Walker Jt lljoihcr's White Water Canal Basin, will be calltd for in any part of the city Every attention will be paid to add to the comfort of all passengers who travel on these Boats. Arrangements have been made with a daily line of Stages, going east and west, after the arrival of the Boats at Cambridge City. W AI.KK.lt Jt RfO., Agents. Cincinnati, March 3d, 1S49. ll-3m DlDlcnro ton .. , FARASOLS, Silks & Ribands. I HAVE inst received a good assortment of Silk, Ginhain andt ilico Parasuls. I'lsnl Dress Silks. 11. timet Ribands. Bonnets and Palm Leaf Hats. Which will be sold at the lowest Cincinnati prices for cash. Persons wishing to buy goods w il I find it so tnetr interest tn call and examine the nrieesefniv goods before they make their purchase.. May 16, 1S43. H.TVXES. OMNIBUS lalXTa From Brookville to Cincinnati, Carrying the V. S. Mail. THF. Omnibus wili leave the Rrookville Hotel every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock. Returning will leave the Gait House, Cincinnati, everv Mondav, Wcdnesdav, and Friday morning, at 8 o'clock. STEVENSON & KICKER. Fib. 7, 1849. 7 SLIGO IRON & NAILS. "M HAVF.jdM vcrifed from Iittbur;h a largT lot I ot'SlitTO ml Waynr 1 1-4111, afrtti ize. Aim liailauf ail si-, which I ill rll nt the Cmciimat incr al tl 111? the frriglit and Dra) ,, turrah. Urc. t U4. H.TYN ?:H QUEENS WARE. BH. fc J. C. Hl Jf lOV will have a splrndlid i assortment of tiirenswara open next week, mar ft, 1049 15-ly Administrator's Notice. TH E undersigned has this day taken out letters cf j Administration, on theestateof Susan Scotton. late of Franklin County, Ind. The estate is probably ' solvent. JOSJiPH MORFORD, Adm'r. I Ml) 1849,

Eagle WoolenFactory,on Eli's Creek ! StdP(5K TH SiiL.critMr returns his" j

gratrf'ul thanks lor nasi favors. and till solicit a share of public patronage. He is pnpar. d t Manufacture Cluihs, Satiuetts. 'r ...i. rttat.i.i. pain nr twilled, various colors; Sliambi-v Flannel-! tor wo,,-,.s ware: Blankets, x,.; , of ukith hc ks-ep. u band, ...4 m exchange for Wool. Carding and Spinning Done in Ike best po.uhlr nianm r. ! wiling nwd C lollt lrrsing .lone 1,. orj. r at antiinrsoi itiryear. K.l.lSHA lUCkFrtm .-s.ts, w lias a pair ol Raccoon r.urr Mill blt.n. s, siiib Sindle, Rrtisviilid Driver, siytable f.tr grinding com, which, he wiH tej low. K y Mav 16. i0-6 i. &, IV. II. HOM lMKrl.1, Plane & Edge Tool Nanufacturers Aud Dealers in Dnrdware nnii Cullerv, NO. 334 MAIN STKEET. Coolers, Carpvtiters, Wjrou,'Cabinet, and Chair Makers' 1 ools, of every .iescru-liou, niwava on haiul, OR M1DR TO ORDER, AT SHORT NOTICE Mar. 20. '43. 13-ly c;it TT Sr-. . uuu nint; xjAirdoruinary . i j ArK "ld advise nor readers to notice the im- j l creasing popularity of Dr. Halt's Long Hal-' sm. Mr. North, the aj-rnt, tells us ihat he is a.toti i-hed hiinself, at the number of cures thai it is pcrl'or- ' mine among our own citirens. whose names he ..era . siuually publishes, that those who mav lie sceptical, may call on them, and hear from their own lips h..w 1 I hey ere snatch, d from mi untimely tomb, and re ' stored to their friends and relatives'. In i sin this : truly valuable medicine. The agent still rontiiioes ! to guarantee Dr. Hall's Balsam 10 ir.se relief within j 24 hours, or returns the monrv. Kverv boltlr that has been sold in Cincinnati, 'during "the la.t six j months, was sold with the above guarantee'; and he has yet to see the first bottle returned. j ; Fur sale by JOHN" UIN'KARD, j ' General agent for Indiana, and ' j M. W. H A 1 1. K. Brook ville. . Beware of Counterfeits!! i 7HK.V I was in Ciiieinnari, lat w inter I mas' 1 V ery surely afflicted si ith my old and long sianding roittrh, and in seeking a core was indileid to irv ', Dr. 11DS INDIAN BALM of LIFE; the rcli.-fl Ob ' tamed was so sudden and so permanent that I f. It it ! to be my duty to oh tain the agency. I have done so and now offer it to my ueighborsas the best and safest remedy for roughs, colds, bronchitis, incipient con-: sninntion. asthma, soar throat, hoarseness and all j Ll'N'G DISEASES. Ministers and other public , speakers will find themseltr, signallv benefitted byits use. I Braaret Imi'aHunt. Sonv genuine l.utDr. TID'S Indian Balm f Lijr. Prepared 01.lv hv i 'Dr. P K. WOMBAl'GH. I j At the Eclectic Dispensary 011 5ili st. between Vine and Race, Cincinnati. ! JOHN filN'KASI), Agtut. ! ! OFFICE FOR THE CUKE OF , ; Lung Disiases, Liver Complaint, brrornloos Diseases, 1 j rheumatic A fleet ions, vhether nirrriirixl or iti-n' r common form; Dxspepsy, Cancers, St. Vims' Dance, , Parahsi., Tic-Dolor. u. Female Diseases and Weakness and all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach, Heart, I Spleen, Kindeys, Eyes. Skin and oilier Organs; at tlir , , Eclectic Dispensary, smith ,de ol'Fifih sr. Intnes-l . j Vine and Race, Cincinnati. O. Alteu.line Phi -iviau ' I Dr. P. K. WOMBAl'GH. . 1 Peath to Tooth Ache. ! Prepared only by Dr. P. K. Wombaugh and -old by ' respeclable Druggists throughout the North and West. , I This remedy never fails to cure nh. ii used according ! 10 the directions :and it may be used by all classes of patients with perfect satety at all limes as 11 docs not , contain any dangerous article and will not injure the I I'"-!1'. JOHN' HIN'KARD, A.eut. 1 WOOL KII(, t 7"K nady ly thtr first i.f May fi.r CHrdiurr, 1 w aiiri a mir Machine rtr if iht be u ih- j conntry, ami e have old and tried band : w ith confidence warrant the best of work, , wr run mi fcliurt ' notice. CARDING AND SPINNING, Will lie done for customers at the following prices White Wool in broaches, It cu. pr. lb. Mixed s. J7 ,4 Ri-elmg Yarn, 2 ' 1 he smallest lot. for spinning most be 1 5 lbs. ..lA.M'f AC I UKINl;. Jeans, blue mixed, 3 leaf, steel ss " 4 leaf, Sattinet. acconling to color. Cassimere, according to color, Cloth aecorduir to color. 37 pr. yd. 311 3Tlto4.il 3rJlo.tr :iirj j White Flannel, according to w idth. u t..2 t , Dyed " s toJTj " Illankets, per pair, Jtoo j We have a very Isrgesiock of WOfH.EN' GOODS . of the abuse kinds, which we will be triad tocxciiaurr for Wool .Cash, or anv kind of Produce, at very fair t prices. As we are determined to warrant our work ' good, and out goods durable, we hope and expect a large share of ihe public patronage. CALL! TRY IS, AND SEE!! and if you are disappointed, we will make you whole. ; E. MACY fc C Laurel, April 6th, 1948. 1A. j IRON',, steel. .L.CV...I 1 iisut,, AT 11 Jt lTI IKON TORI X. AV. CHAP 31 AX, SS4 M,iin Street, near Ihe Court House cisc is s:rt "RON Kt NAILS ofallsizes.S 1 KP-I ..r j. eription, all of the very best quality warranted . -.n.i.s, ,,.rs, neiinws. t arnage springs and Iroi A sles. Hammered Iron, Crowbars, Medgrand Ham mermuulds. A II of good qualm and warranted j M..siJ I A superior arti. leof Sliul I run, os i2,24.2. 2 ,V 57 I N- II. All of the above ariicles w il 1 lie sold V..r cash' r?u '; Count rj Merchants aud Blacksmith' will hnd it fur their inli rest to rail before pui-cha,,,,. elsewhere. N .W. CHAPMAN. August 21st 145. B. H. BURTON. JNO. C. Bl'KTOX. Ho for California! Splendid Assortment Of Eastern 5 H. J. C. RCRTON arenow op ning a large mtt and splendid assortment of Spring and Summer Good., direct from Philadelphia, which thev are determined to sell to the Citizens of Franklin' Counts, cheap, r Ihan they have ever b.vn ori'. red in lb is market ber.tre. Their stock is verv large and well selected, and Ui ling confident that 'th.r can pl.a.e kfw as well as old crsroMEHs, and the Public general Iv. they invite KVERvauDT to tall and aoune fur then',, selves. FOR MEN ANO p.OYS '1 heir stork consists in part of 10 ps French and F.nelish v..l n.,.l niL rl...t.- " du do Blue do; do Brown do; Olive Green do1 1 " 1 " 3 3 " 2t " 20 " It t - to 10 " s " 40 10 e 7 10 ss .MlXe.l i-4 Tweeds, Reaver and Felt do; du; HI k, Mix'd, and Fancv Cassimrn iSatinets, all sit li s and prices; j Kentuekv Jeans; Fancy Twcds, Silk Velvet; plain and faticr Satins, and Marsaillcs Vesting; Gents' Linen Drills, white, plain & fancv; Riding Cord and ll verl.eu; Slimmer wear for men and bovs; ' I'laid, Fancy and l'l; in Freurti Linen; Drapet, Tea, queens, and Summer Cloth; , Naiikes-n; j Silk. Worsted, and Cotton S -rtre. Ac A r. LADIES' UHK.SS GOODS. ', We particularly invite the aitention of the Ladies, to our assortment of Dress Goods, as we think we can suit every variety of taste. (0 p. French, Mauehrsterand Earlston Gingham; 30 s. Fancy French Lawn; 20 American, Eng. and French Prims: ! 100 Super fine Dress Goods, consisting or Plaid Toil de Norde, Linen Caiublels. I .ilieu Kantge, Linen I.utr.s: Fr. neh Chambers, J. nuv Lind, l'.riU liant tllaic d'Paris; Bl'k and Mode piain Lustres; Satin Str.pe Lustres. Mod. una and Al.ysimaii S.lk Stupe; ChameU-eii and eltaiigsable Luslres; plain sirs- i ped and plain Jaconet; Mull; lli.hop, Swi.s Jc Ciuhr,c Musi.n; pain figured, black aud fancy Silks; Victoria and Hi-hop Lawns. c, Greriantiet: Edt--' ; s--se, r.K.puaii r.ugn.ir: .viore l lireait Edging fit , c: '"; Jacom-n Edging i Ins. rti.-c; Man1 Ps ..d fa. ,,,., bboi.s: whne, Pmk, bi..e, ,".u back Crape: Crape l.i.le: pink and white Satin; ""j Jringe; needle worked Collars; Linen; Cambrish, m d-stitehed Hdk'l's, hurt and plain Cravats: j cotton Lisle Thread; Silk and Kid Gloves; long and h"n '"": 'ate col'd, mix'd, black and white S.Ik : '"J r"""n Hose; Silk Hutu tee. A.c.;euUi rd bl'k i j " mode Shaw Is; Ca lime re Shawls. ' "" a r. i s. Hon nee Hraid. Guiin. t ii.i.i Pearl, r.nw l:r,. (Vmwin Straw, Lawn and Fancy Bonnets; for Ladies and Mis.es. . HATS AND CAPS. ' A large assortment of Mole Skin, Reaver. Nutre, Silk, Brush, California. Snortiuar. Pearl A-hUnd. i Buena Vista, Doiihlaaud Single Brimmed Leghorn, Panama. Pedal Palm Leaf Haw. Vel.et, CI. lb and Oil Cloth Caps. Children's Leghorn Hais. I BOOTS AND SHOES. 150 prs Men and Boys Bouts; j 1500 " Shoes' Consisting of Men's Calf, Morocco, Kip, an.l Stoiu ; hues: Men's Pumps and Slipp-rs; Ladies' Stout t ; Fine Roots; bljek and lit;ht trailers, aud half tlaii ! ers; Buskins; Jeflerson I n s: women. silLinv si.... bl'k and light Kid and Morurco Slippi rs; Se.il slip per.; and a general assortmrut of Boys', Girls,' and Children's Shoes. H 1RDWA R Ol all kinds, ones ii-ware gnxeries, naifs. cuttoa yarn and battinr, upper and sole leather, brown and blch'd musi.n, checks, lin.eis, window paper, blankts. axes, spades, shovel., scythes' forks, large steelyards, rope, trace chains, saws, squares, hinges, screws, tacks, knives and Torks, spoons, rules, plane hitis, arizes, hitts, gun tubes, worm and locks, rssw, files, chisels, trace bills, A:e. Steel beads, work pockets, and purse elasps, rings and tist, combs pins, needles, silk thrradi and nations of all kinds. Brookville, April 6, 1849, 15-ly laUKE KENT, Clock ami U'aleli flaKcr, JEWELRY, Silverware and Spectacle Manufac tnrer. Diamond pointed gold Pcns,&c. Ko.23 Mainst between Sth aud ith Ciucinrati.Ohin .March 20, 1145. 13-ly.

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s. C O L DEX' A SSO R T 31 EX T. Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest! LINCK &. rARQl llAR, w ,,,,, srlhmftkr .. f, M. Bu.rc Z!L A Z ?7 '?7' ,f " r S tir cf T Ivt K FAIim. n.u tender a gincru us pubJ.J be Hit ir siaterc thanks for the patronage re""r,S- "", "a"er themselves, by strict application. unUntK sui.ixin. i ntv nom oU r a Keau lilul Asst.rtnielsl of baring las aiimiarr uwsls.jum i.tii, irt.ni uietnoicest stocks oi las- . son. Thsir stock now ct.nsists in part o Sapcr Am. riraii,Elig!i-h, Ff. ui h and Grerman Proa s loins Main and Fancy Cassimrrs l'.lat k, blue, gray and fancv Satiuetts Ken'juky and Domestic .Itiitis I steeds, V.lvetteens. Liiinelis aud Cottfnades l'J5jia an.oiiu r I'ojlMti do d do WtJ f" I!"""1 Crud- Satias. do s.lk ao.l C..i. VclVi ,. .1,1 French aud Plain Black l asting, lane) aud 1'iaiu Sui.tiurr Vr.tints rsssoned) do ! liMlllCw' )C ww CnOOflw. ! Super Plain Black Pure .V, X- ,rt.rd Lu-ter lu Plain ijla.k Enzli-li Mrriuu llo do o lo tlo do do do tlo lo lo lo do do lo do do do do do do do Chi.ng.abie do do Plain Black and Col'd Aipacca I a-t. 1. do and Silk striped Mode Cloths Celestial sti-ip. d Lusters new style California I'Lids. do Plain and Sik strtaed Mode Cloths. Freneh, Scot.h and Domestic ;inj;liams Plaiu Pink, Ba,.. screen and Hull" rrench. do Plain and Striped Mill aood) De Lams Plain and Fancy Mouse de I.ailis Plain and Flouered Liiinelis (new sty I. ) Plaiu and Fancy American Print, (as.i rtedl d" do English fc. French do do Plaiu and Fancy LAVXS Plain cross barred and striped Jaconetts, Booh and Mull Muslins Plain & Fancv Dress Handkerchiefs do do Silk 00 do Silk, Linen and Coitmi Pocket do Bl'k Silk Lace cils and Green Ilci'jgc Plain aud Fancy DRESS bll.KS Plain and Fancv SiikCravals UOJ.HSTlC.S Apron, Funiiiorr and Mariners' Checks. Uiraehed and Brown Linen l able Cloihs do do Cotton do do do do Muslins. Methmn, Hamilton and other Bed Ticking. White, Yellow, Hed aud Green Flannels Bleached, brow 11 and col'd DriHings Col'd Muslins, Nankeens and S, us SHAWLSSuyer Kmb'd w h i u t :ra Sli.wli do du and pl.iin bl'k aud inwtlc ilk fringe u Tliibt t Shau In do do Hi-raqv Sh:iiU Bonnets & Ribbons. Super French Lace ll.ntuets (new stile; do Fancy Lace and Tii.c an do do (;inip and Riitlaud do do Florence Hraid and Suft Straw t'.o do Misses (asserted; do A SVPEKIOR AWTRTMEST OF FASCT, Pf.i.V ASU '.)' RiniiOSS. I.ATES, BOB I SETTS, THRF.AO ASI L'UTTOS EMUSGS, l.A111 its' hi:k, iiiiite Asn mi.xeii SILK, COTTIIS k LAMBS' WOOL STOCKISTS, SILK ASI) MOHAIR IRISHES ASI) LADIESDRESS I1UTTOSS; LADIES' .1X1) CLSTS- KID. SILK ASD COTTOS CLOIES. Looking K lasses. Wall Paper, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes; Ladi.s and (.cuts' Carps-t harks; Vnibr Ha-, Parasuls and F'aiis; Shoe l egs; Hardware and Cutlery;. Glass aud tu.-t usw are. Trace, Halter and Log Chains, Wooden Ware: Groceries, itc A.c &c All kinds td'approsed C.-iiiitrv Produce taken in exchange for goods AT CASH PRICES. C'l l.rmember our inoito: s. uimlile sixpensc is preferred to a slow shilling.-' LINCK fx. FAKHI'IUR. March U, SPKIXC. AXD SUM3II:R GOODS. I A NEW ARRIVAL. j HE SVIISCKIREK has jut opened a hrsutif.il i M assortment of Spring and Snnimrr (i.mds, and ! oilers them iiioli such terms tu bis old custotnors and j the public generally as to chailrjigc compel it urn. i His stock consists in part of Super Enli-h, Freuch and American CLOTHS Plain and Fancy Cassintcrcs Plain black, brown, blue and steel-mixed Sattinrtts j Plaid aud Striped ! Kel.tni ky ami Domestic Jeans, striped aud plain Plain and Fan. y Tweeds, Linen, and Cottouadri. j Summer Cluths and Mohair Cord j Rubuy Cassimen-s and Velvetti-en. ! Ladies' Department.. j Plain and Fancy Dress Silks I Super bl'k filk Warp Lustres j Figured and I'laid Lustres Striped and Changeable d . I Plaiu aod M..U-colored il... Auirricau. French, Dt.iiMrstie anrt- Scotch Gmglnn.a ; Male col'd, bl'k and fancy De'Lailles . do do do du Woolen do : Fancy Ca-hmerva, M. inter, y, Buaua Vista and Or.-, gun Plaid Plain, plaid, flowered and figured' Aoirriran Prints do do do on English t I rench do j Plain aud fancy oil red uu Plain and plaid Linen Lustres (a new style) Plain and fancy Lawus Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid and Silk GLOVES do do Colt and Luis-Thread do While, black, min d and fancy Hose and Host Plain and plaid Jaconet Irish l.iurHs, Book MusImis and Swiss Mulls Linen aud Victoria Lawns l.iaen and Silk Pocket H'dkfs Plain and Fancy Silk Cravat. t mlirellas, Parasuls and. Fans. Dress Handkerchiefs and Bsibim-tts. A splendid and well selected stock of .slid skesu, BONNETS Ofal! kinds and Qualities. Plain and Fancy Silk and Satin Bonnet Ribbons ' Cap ly KIM.ING.S, Jaconet, Edgings. Laces and Fnseriinrs Ctton " " ' 'I bread Laces and Edgings. il3isrellaiif'iiKk Sewing Silks, Tailors' and Dress Trimmings Blenched and brown Limn Tabu Cusrrs " Colion " 1 1-4 Lancaster iiilts Mvn's Beaver Silk, Fur and Nrulra Hats Men's and Boys' P,-arl SHirting Uau Bueua Visiaaud Palm Leaf llata Men's and Boys' Cloth. Silk and Oniton Glazed Cans HO MKST1CS. Bhaehed anj brown Muslins of virions widths, from.. i to 2 yards wide Bed l u kings. Mariners Stripes, checks and Drillings Wagon Covering. I.urli and Cotton Bagringt White, Yellow and Red Flannels Selicia, culured Muslins, and Nankeens SHAWLS. Silk, F.mh'd and Crspe Shawls Silk and Bullion Fringe and Mole col'd Shawls. De lame and Heavy Cloth Shaw Is Also a heay aud well selected slock ot ((ucensware and (ilassware; Hardware aud Cuilery; Boots and Shises; Sole and tapper Leatbor; Grwceriis, Sail, Iron, ,tc. te. 1 he swhsrriher hasenjuyed superior advantages itv Ibeseri-cllou ofkss stink, and belie, iugthst htsgosida. and pi ices will stand ihe test of scrutiny, ho must cor-, dully invites the inspection of the whoir comtnuuity. Let all coma and examine fi-r thenisrlvra. RICHARD TYNER. Brookville, March 10, 1934. DUI1MK & CCK. tni Ol.LSAIsE I) EM. Hit H IS VmU, Wnfrlirw, Jrwelrv, AND WATCH-M AKER'S TOOLS fi MATERIALS, CtONS TA NTLY on baud, an enlensivr assortment j of fine Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Gotland Silver Sprriach s, Gold and Silver Lever and Verga Watches; Gold and Silver Pencils, Spectacle Glasses, Vi-. olio Striiigs,Prrrns(Mi ps,p,t,, Racrs, Knives scissors, Jte. Jl , No. i. West Foiu-th Street CINCINNATI, O. Oct. 10, 18 17. 43-iy IKON AND NAILSkwV aJO.OOn LBS. Wavnelrou. 20,000 lbs. Sligo Iismi. 50 Kegs Sh ii Lata Nails, Just rrceivnL My ass.trtiii.iit of Sligo Iron was paischased of the Manufacturers al lower rates than ar allowed to Merchants gvuvrollv, and I will sell at a siiull advauae ou aostt. k, Tili. Rrookville, Nov. 39, 1847. JO House and Lot for Sale.. THS stibserihcr wishes to seU his dwellinr bouse and lot, siluart d in Uenncs plat of Brokvillc. It is neatonestoryhou.se, ncasv new, built in she bess st le, with four rooms, csinvcuieatly aaraiigedjor a. family, and in a pleasant and retired glace, ipmt welt in. like yard. It will be sold cheaper ttian it cau be swill Any person wishing sack a residence, fur occupancy, or fot a safe and profitable investment af funds, will please call at the premises and see. JAMES REYNOLDS. Jane 9. 1849. J4t. Administrator's Notice "SVyOTICE is larrcby given thst Inters of A-disinis-1 t rat ion on the estate of Richard Barbour deceased, late or Franklin eo. Ind., have been granted o the wj.de rsigi-d, by the Probate Court of Prankliu Cat. Those indebted to. said estate are ss-sjairedi make immediule paymcnl, and those baring slaima will present them, k-gaUy autheuticated within one year for payment. The estate is considered solvciu. Francis. Barbour, the late partner of the deceased in the saw mill, is. authorized to settle the business of the ftrwi. JOHK WYNN, AdDk'iV