Indiana American, Volume 17, Number 31, Brookville, Franklin County, 27 July 1849 — Page 3

FOREIGN NEWS.

j ' ARRIVAL OF THE VA I.FDOSI.I. ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE. St. Johns, N. B., July 20. The Caledonia arrived at Halifax at 7 o'clock last evening, and will reach Boston Saturday forenoon. She brings forty-five passengers, exclusice of eighteen of the forty survivors of the ill-fated bark Charles Albert. Suite of Trade. For all securities prices generally have been firm with an advancing tendency, both in Loudon and ou the Continent, and if, perhaps, we except colonial produce, everything give signs of firmness, activity, and increased conhdence. A slight improvement will be noticed in the value of Wheat, Flour and Cotton, while the statements from the manufacturing districts furnish strong assurance of an extension of operations. National securities have more than sustained their firmness. Throughout the week a considerable ainotiut of business has been don in Breadstuff's, with an advance in every article except Indian Corn, which declined Is to Is 6d per quarter, although Ireland alone took seventy-six and a half quarters. Wheat has advanced one to two pence per 70 lbs, and Flour 6d per brl. The closing prices of the week are : Western Canal Flour, 23s 6J Ohio 2o(2'J:s bd ; Philadelphia .fs tKlfol-Us; Baltimore 23s 6d to 2os. Wheat, U. b. red to

white and mixed 6s 6d to isod. Tndiau Corn ; I have been practising medicine in New Orper quarter, yellow and white 33 to 35s. leans upwards of 7 mouths. I have had cholCotton market firm, and prices tend upwards, era cases every day, and some days a good man v with a small advance on lower qualities , cases. I have ouly lost 4 cas-s in all, none of

In American Provisions the transactions have ! ....... -- , been only moderate, iseei lahen lor retail. Western Prime Mess Pork 3a to 40s per brl : mhr rlescrintions not enquired for. Larse par-! vv- .r R.rnn brought 27s 6.1 t ; Hams fine quality, steady at full prices ; Shoulders declined Is per cwt. Of Lard, five tous sold at previous prices ; demand moderate. Cheese not in much demand. Liverpool cation Jlarkct. The accounts from the manufacturing districts are highly favorable and have had a corresponding effect ou the market. The sales of the week reach 58,833 bales, 16,500 of which were taken on speculation, aud 5,000 for export. The American descriptions sold consist of 14,000 bales Uplands at 4dffl5.Ud ; 22,000 bales i New Orleans at 3d to 5',,'d ; 14,000 bales Alabama and Mobile st 4 l-lbMoJ, Middling 45, and Fair Vi ; and 500 Sea Island at 81 :SIU. France and Koine. The French Legislative Assembly has been the scene of much turbulence aud recriminatiou during the past week. The despotic spirit which marks the proceeding of the Government is having the effect to unite various sections of the Assembly, not heretofore friendly, into a compact opposition to the Barret Ministry iu defence of Republicanism. On the 30th the Constituent Assembly of ..w.a.w uuu.ug .....v .....i.e. fi.u.... .ne . French armv would h in vain. cafipri hnsli1ilipq ' j .. . and virtually surrendered the Eternal City to the besiegers. On the 15th an official notification was made to the French Legislative Assembly, that in consequence of an airangement, entered into between General Oudinot and the Roman Triumvirate, the gates of Parols, Portesea and St. Pancrazio had been thrown open to the French troops, who were advancinir measures for the immediate occupation of Rome, which should take place with perfect quietness and order. This communication proauced a deep sensation i Chamber A correspondent writing from Paris savs just as the Bourse was closing it was stated sitively that the Government had received egrapluc dispatch, announcing the entry Franoh r.., il.. P .1.. O l ..J ...... ivuum umiij iuiu ivuir; uu iiir; auu iiiaiturv were received with acclamation bv the people ' m -. ' The division of Garibaldi had beeu conducted to Cevitia Vecchia, wlure they would lay down their arms. JNo division of the army would be lodged and maintained by the Roman Government. The funds rose ou this news one per cent. Just previous to the reception of Pcisive . 1 . . 1 . . i news from Rome, General Uedeas left Paris to take command of the armv in Italy. Geueral Oudinot having been ordered home iu disgrace. Arrangements were also promptly made to increase the army of Italy to 50,1)00 men. Immediately on the reception of the news of the sitrmnHpr nf Pnim. to tlnd,..! Il...l;nnt .. t..l.. cranhic dispatch was sent ta Marseilles, riesirinir General Bedeas to wait there for fresh iiiilruc- ' tions before proceeding to Rome. j HiHignrranil Aimtrio. An official bulletin lias beeu issued by the! Austrians, announcing a compulsory retirement of the Hungarians from Raah, whtuice they are! .... "... . . J 8aia to nave retired towards Acs, previous to the capture ol the city. Georgey by decling a hat- I r M. conl'n'-'S '-.retreat toward Ulan, wm impose upon ine nusirian ana Misian armies the necessity of leaving some twen ty thousand men before Coir.oron. Nevertheless, Georgey would never have abandoned Raab, except with the intention of detaching a portion of his force against Taskewirteh. A second edition of the London Herald says that a rumor prevails in Paris, in the A ssemhlv. thatthe Hungarians had obtained an immense i advantage over the Russians in the vicinity of Raab. The Russians are said to have loit teu thousand mea. PriisMirt anil nli-n. A desperate battle was fought on the 29th, between the Prussians aud Insurgents, in the neighborhood of Calaise.be Ma,rl etiKtiiio. h. A ' f , I. . , , . 1 1 ..s0ufr,u ivacsieci, in wh C'i the Insurgents were defeated. Gen. Peneker has ta- ! ken possession of Baden . j Drninarkanil iuhir. The armistice is again dormant, and hostili- ; ties have been slightly renewed. So far as on-! lookers can iudc-e. there is im likelihood of u ' which did not exist, with eoual fnree e-rMl weeks since. Accounts state that the Von-iim. 1 deputies, sent to negotiate for a surrender of Venice with the Austrians, have been dismissed and have returned from Verona to Venice. The bombardment and besiege words would again be prosecuted with greater vigor than ever. The sortie last made by the Venetiens was very suej.. 1 . . . j cessful. Among the prisoners carrier! into W- ; nice, besides several officers of the staff, were .' t ,v - . iwo uenerais. The Poison in Fjjij. The Editor of the Sal em Gazette in publishing an account of the death of Mr. Bassett's children, of Brooklyn, says: A f rising nti ra.i.l i!. ..U . lis the followiue extract from a Cvr.l.,e IL. - 11TI.- r ......' "The white of au ep?. boiled hard in tfiA sihll and suspended in the air afterwards, a liquid drops from it which will dissolve myrrh, which Is more than either water, oil, spirits, or even fire iUelf can effect. A little putrid white of an egg taken into the stomach, occasions nausea, horror, fainting, vomiting, diarrhoea.and gripes. It inflames the bile, excites heat, thirst, fever, and dissolves the humors like the plague." CHOLERA IM COLUMBUS The Ohio Statesman of the 18th inst., savs that with the exception of the Heath of Mr. Samuel Preston, there were no deaths and no new pasm in tl, city on the preceding day, and that the dissase eem8 lobe leaving the prison. In the preceding . q , , 'S I - ." " . . j... V.V V.1.JJ,: 13 Hours there had beeu four deaths in the prison. makuifT m all mi t 1 6 , y vllolera. CIIOLERA IN BUTLER CO. Hamilton. There have been six cases of cholera in the vicinity of this place since Sunday, three of Whom died. These Cases Were. attn.Ud l. n. Rigdon, and we have his authority for stating ....... v. ii v ir i . "" v-imirra. io oiner cases have come to our knowledge. kossvn.LE There have been six cases and two deaths, during the last week. In Oxford, we understand there have been 6onie twelve cases and two or three deaths. rrom many parts of tlieconnty we hear vague rumors of the ravages of cliolera, but not in ...s.u.,,lr,, as i0 warrant auy statements. CHANGING -Rev. Arthur Crihfield, who has figured rather largely as a preacher, debater, editor, and author among the Reformers or Lampbellites of Kentucky and Ohio, has joined the hpiscopal church in Covington. lieu. Gaiura' Will. Philadelphia, July 19. By will Gen. Gaiues divided his property cu-illy Lctvveen lua wife :ind iwo . "hum.

lr. nrl ru(htn t holrrn Vo. J. ,

Natchez, May 28, 1S4'.. Da Johnson rFit Sir : On a fl.iug visit j from New Orleans to this place, your favor of the 21st. directed to me here, reached n.e. and I , ; hasten to send an answer, as I return to New ' : Orleans to-dav. I have removed to that citv I I went there soon after the cholera made its "an-I ... 1 ......J :.. ,. liospital btfore I commenced and attended nil-1 iiirruua jiusi iiitirirni r smiiitviiioiiM ni muse who i had died of cholera. The gall bladder was in variably distended with black bile, the liver congested, and the great veins leading to it. The pulmonary arteries were very much dis tended with a black, thick blood, and the right side of the heart and vma cava as full as they possmiy couio noiu w un itie same DiacK, liiic ; .1.... a mi innnurc ......la iAr..J 1. 1 ..... . . uuiu. o 3 iiu iu uiuuu ; in them, the heart contained eyster-lookiug : 1 subtancessliowi!ig that li.e blood had undergone ; a chemical decomposition. The thoracic duct 1 was empty and every cavity contained a rice I water looking fluid. 'I he contents of the ali- ' meutary canal might well be denominated white blood in all tlieirchfinii a! pr-jperties. This was owing to their being cotnpiwf I in a great manner of the contents of the thoracic duct. The urinary bladder, the uterus and even the fallopian tubes, contained ri-e water, owing, nodouht, to the watery portions of tlie arterial blood hav ing percolated from the exhnlent capillary arte ries instead ot going into the veins. 1 then commenced practice. whom had anv nnk. .h.. I fi,u . 1 I j ...,..- ...v,... . have cured every one to whom I have beeu c itled before the pulse failed. I now proceed to jnswer the onestion vnn nm im,. Vh,t I. have cured every one to w hom I have beeu c it l.A l. e- . iiie oesi ptescripiive or course ol practice iu a case of cholera ? Give creta ; 20 grs. best cayeune pepper ; 10 grs. gum camphor ; 15 grs. calcined charcoal : 15 rr , aV, W mit-H th. ..:.:"'. : " -r 11 ... V . . t tl , .. m r i r ,! I ...v. ... i ...uie. i-ftuoiifiui ui cum water, i aud cram a wet towel in the mouth to take away ; me uuruing taste aim prevent vomiting. 1 he patient should swallow the above dose quickly, and the whole of it without stoppiug to taste it. He should lie down aud cover up and keep down. ine doors and windows should be opened to Plve iresii air to l.tu and leed the combustion in ' the lungs which bums slowly in cholera, i. e., ' l,,e change from black to red blood does not go ?a as health, and the temp -rature falls. A jacket or a flannel thirt wrunir out of scaldiu? j water aud rolled into a ball as large as a child's head until it will not drio should be wrapped in a dry cloth and applied over the stomach nd i bowels, as hot as it can be borne. Bottles Billed with hut water should be applied to theextrem- I .1 ues. t ive miuutes having elansed from the ta- ' ive minutes havinsr elapsed from thetaking of the powder, a spoon l ul of hot siige, balm, nun ur ciiamomiie lea, to tie given lo Itie pa -i..wi.iiiT7 '-a, ivp ne roru iu inei pa- ' tl time to time, with a table spoonful of i erora teasnoonful of uounded ice al . , . leajT00"IUI ' pounaed ice ai, with the hot tea. Now look oat for a , neni irom cold water Iprnnliijl ... pgrni ration From 10 to 15 minutes after the . powder is t;-.ken perspiration is generally estab- I hshed. If 10 the patient is safe. Nothing more I is needed but to pive warm teas or anv warm fluid the pa, :,J b'VSIenrti: I . ties to anay Hie tlnrs'., and support the sweat. ' 1 8 linnr,ilioii i : 1 tie sweat shou.,1 he kepi up b or gruel to assist the Hydrargum cum creta to .. nr.i, tit ! enipij me gill bladder. Then the circulation : will go on through the liver The veneal portaniu. ill K ..i;...j r .i...... i .1 'j .1.. ' mn. r .i..." ........I i.i-..j' ,. . i . , . . , . ', f lau "eo smnuianis are unnecessary or hurt1111. TIIOVT n ... , nn if J. o put back the lost water in the blood is the best mode of stimulating? I have thus described a case cured by one dose of medicine a part of that dose mipht have been sufficient, j ou may suppose. A small dose misht have fallen itli the disease and operated ou the t.owels. A Inrat iiort i .-Tit ...a K..n........ :t ....... A large dose is a non-pureative because it is su doritic, revulses to the surface, starts a centrifugal action of the fluidn and averts the centripetal action of the di.sease. But if one dose does

l,u ..,.,.. .1 rm .i,.. i.t i ... a . . i I I" 'ew aas 10 convey passeuiters ua the Jm- section I. exc.i.tio m,.n t..t ;,, i.- i cash, or lor anv kind uf count, v iir.uiii.e.

..l. "- r""1 ii oiii i.ir e.iintetii arieries, out liuous . !:... " r . r i , , . . 1 " vo " r, - - . . -- -

' lis WAV int.-. tha nn.t.,l tsi, . i , ; s "vivei sa i n vioroint aim uritves. " ' mr a trraic varu, im- south west nr. of sec- ' .. . " ti-i.tu-s.

I." "', P"' ...o.c..uw The steamer Califtirnii saiUH frnm P:,, ! "on -2, part of the s,, half of the s.,,.,1, cast , . -Mtrci, 30, itf.

that: . 'l.e atisorbents to buck up for San Francitioo 01. th S4tl. f.,- ' e,..' ; of section 2 including :he whole of said hal. nr. : -- J !

me minis taKeil into tile stoiuacli, and the pour- l , ,. ... ... ,," cc. pimp acres m tne south cast corner deeded ; liama'Ce iiiailUiaClOrV. ' l'- ii,,r h,ob .,; .:n i ...j m.. .',.:..! ere in port, the birk Mary ! ranees, of IWtoii. to lludi Bals. and also allot the i.i.,,l. w.s, , T 1. 9. .. . ... . . : . ' ... .. . !

l.. - & ".. u.iw.. .,, uc siirtipu. k ills auvivliilf : r. t - . , , . . - t. ... .. ' e . . 1 ' f n 1 ii I- MiiiHrimo riMiiiiin y inioin, inei ' n.s it j i.- .1.. .... .. .. . . - .l' i t o c.illish barks, mid two French s hub. n Hi : ' section 12 ccoptin- io acres conveved lu retolo,-,. B ....i.r. i.. .. i, ,'. , ,... . ,

ot the I . ' , ., .... ,J .-"' wine l were fitted nit tn rnrrc n.kin ,nJ cit-.... , J""" "Hums out ol ine norili cast corn r ol said n vv ini;i;ii's ,.,i umiiv riuui icvk

.1.-.. i ""iu nilKIHV ol llie blood. When the sweat . . i . . " nnarter. and also xeciuinr 40 acres de.-.I. .1 ,.. t..i... ' , .,. . .. .... .. ' :': . '. . .

not sweat g,ve another, or half a dose ; if that i Greensburg, and the runninS of an experimeuooes nut co, bleed from the arm or cup freely j taI line from thence lo Edinhurg. The first "O over the epigastrium, and give warm stimulating; ,irs are to be let oil the lltiiof Auanst. and riri llks t n ilr.-s s B...at u.t.l Kt . ..l:n '. . I. . t i .... .

drinks to force a sweat, and apply hot applica- j tl0"s ,x!'rni-!ly. Suppose the skiu gets too hot j ulder tll"i stimulation outside and inside, .W1?sa l'le V1"1 1 M ov" with cold water to ' "rinK ,1,e sslein nown to the sweating point ifj l,lP,Pulse 111 "ol D'a uieeding. -"uPI,ose the extremities are too cold to be comn.ttl.t -:il, I.....I.I... .1. i"""" iritiiuutm, v.-arni inem ' ' -"-. '"-" suppose tne . T "T" ,V ..l .i"! I ' ' V-V " .' medicine. suppose ne st,,, vom.ts, men give , one grain sulphate of morphine in a dessert spoonful of camphor water, or hjilf a grain if Ihe case is sot urgent, and repeat after each stool or vomiting spell. As soon as the stomach is settled, throw in 20 grs. Hvdrar. cum creia, or 211 caiomei. uive cotlee 11 the niorbe used. You may think the dose large, but if opiates be used at all in cholera, the doses should be four fold. Small doses do more harm than good. 1 give nothing to work the medicine off before the next day or the day after. A purgative before the aqueous parts of the blood are restored is a dangerous thing. The medicine generally works itself off. TT...I... 1 --- - ... ; ; ( f"; ei:o.iu.iry lever toiiows. put lf stimulants be used after the patient begins . to sweat, secondary pom is sure to occur. Stimul;"lts "ltd the sweat begins are all important! none to B'r0"g- Fire itself is scarcely too stro"'r But when a sweat is established, nil stimulants internally and externallv should he 1 suspended. Then diluent drinks to thin the! Wood are the best of all stimulants. I often give mineral water, soda water, and even lemonade for that purpose any diluent or watery fluid that agrees best with the stomach. The patient cannot putce and sweat at the same time The rice water in the bowels mav run out after . the perspiration is established, but more cannot e poured into the bowels while th nerniratiou ! . 'J 1.1 . .. ' .. j;v.r ou , iiiureo ine persptratien penerallv causes the nee water in the bowels to be absorbed Respectlullv yours, &.C, K A. CARTWRIGIIT. On Ihe PiiTiRrnt of Iebisi. There are too many persons who contract debts, ttiinoiu perreivinir anv inmin nl mr. 1 "l!"1 y .lu ,!,e,r P0B, r be in their power. Those who trans gress in this manner, feel satisfied if they do not lr nn,. i c . ... J ... ........ inrtiisriirs iu oe Ullalile lo pay. t ere they strictly honest, however, thev would take effectual care to see whether thev "were able or not. Often by overrating their "property, their viiu, is, ur me niarKels, lliey leel a loose convicoii mat lliey snail possess this power ; but they take no pains to render the fact certain, or even prohahle. We are hound, before we become willing to receive our neighbor's property, to know that paying him; otherwise we wantonly subject him to the loss of it, and differ very little, as moral beings, Irom thieves and robbers. 1 neglecting to pay our debts at the time thev be oiiviiici uauK"ir--iuu Ul me- Bdllir; u.luir IS, b come doe. There are many persons whose gen V J...V ..... . . I.VlV ..IV .It'll., JIV I J.,. ug TS lltlJ-C ' 1. ! eral character, as Christians, is fair ; who yet iu .. . ..." - J j llllg respect, are extremely deservingol censure, 1 ney contract debts, which they engage to diss charge withiu a given time. This time is, there1 fore, a part of the contract ; a ground on which , bargain is made ; a condition on which the i l,rie una rali-nlatrl Thi nbvinns truth ia nnr . . ....... . . - - . . . -- .- j derstood hy all men: and makes part of the lan ; l?,",ge ol every bargain in which credit is given, -f 0 t,e expectation formed by the creditor of re- ' ceiving his debt at the time specified, the debtor j has voluntarily given birth. It is an expectation, therefore, which he is bound to fulfil. If he j does not take every lawful measure in his powI ?r to '"'A' ' he doe-, not fulfil it when it I is n h's power, he is guilty of fraud ; of depriving his neighbor, not perhaps by design, but by a guilty negligence, of a part of his property. Dwight. 0The city of Mauch Chutik, Ta., was visit ed by most destructive conflagration on the 1 5 1 li- About thiity buildings in the business locality, including the court house, jail, public buildings, -tc. Loss $150,000. Willi Ihry come. i Three thousand two hundred emigrants arrivcil in New York , on tjie 2d in? t

Vnluablr Rrnn dy fer Cholera, Flnv. A.'

IJ. 1'. Gm-nougli publishes a recipe in the Cinciunati Gswi-tte, which has the endomemetit Jordan, Resident Physician of the Fourth ';r'"1' - Cholera IIosnit.il, whose oractice in that institution has been remarkably successful, sur- ! Posing, it is said, that of the most eminent pri- 1 V1 I'l'te. The writer says, speaking of I this D.-esrrintinn ' fa "I had iu the year 1532 used it successfully in no worst cases ol cholera, aud have for the last 17 years since used it in all cases of diarrhoea. Cholera morbus, d vsenterv iinrl lilnnH v fl tl. . i ll.iv,. rnnu n.wlo- ..... -.1 .

-.- ... , llulltc, wiiu enure success. some lew instances where nihil- tin.. iri.,..c 1....-I oeeu previously given. Some of the Cases imiT.. i ........ r i . . ivntoi Kucti an alarming character, that i deem it a duty to mike the pithlic aoouainted : with the facts, and to refer to Individuals who are well known citizent." These cases are published at length. The prescription is as fnl B . 1 ounce pu verizedgum guiacum i 1 n.mL a I p 1111 1 ounce ground cloves, j 1 ouucd grotuid cinuamon. I o these add I quart best 4l'i proof French timid v. shake thorn uvll c.,ar..i i:. ' the first 24 hours : let them stand and settle, and i and and settle, ami t to a table snoongive ol" the tincture from a tea to a table snoon- I lul (as the nature of the case rent.lre , o- ; ful (as the nature of the cuse requires) oiioe in lo to JJ tlllliutes. j Dr. Jordan writes l nave used Mr. Greenough's cliolera pren i- i lauuii nun excellent success and consider it i ... .. ... .. cn I... among the bet remedies for choler. I ud it ..,i . ', . . . r.,,.i,r11Unui iu II1V irielids in ill terent , parts of the cooutrv, pre vious to m vcouuection with the Cholera Ho,pital-not k no wi little i vIiah. .-.::....' ... . .. s 1 . r .1. . .- r . ------ .. "u.-ihoitij; uriiuun , ; lor me to kuow that it was good. I have since j become acquainted with Mr Ureenouizh and ' 'find upon inquiry, that he has used it extensivel !n tL !.Mr...y.V . , "" M L.l. '1 il . 11 vas-coM,lering llenougll , tie "lo K-w weeks and Willi ; leiuiir name success, even in cases o-lveu un hv ' in cases given up by physicians. T T . j - u- juruai, .u. u. I "Phystciau Cholera Ilaspilal." Tnvp it U wull I. ,.. ,... .i.- r . .. .t . ' INOW it is Well known, says the Gazette, that remarkable success has attended the treatment ; of cholera in the Fourth Street Hospital, under ' the rli,r r n- i... r . '.i heard it Ivo ,ir. ,l;....Vi, "Ji . iTT.. i. T ' nessed in private practice generally. . . , fFromtlieV o rt,.i ii.. ,n , lrom theN.O.Crecont,Jul 10. I lorn ( ha;'ic. I JSCr W 1 1 ,.0ur ,l. luZh ; ,.rorn' ChS- We have only ."f . br!Tr ""em.iraiiduin, politdv furlll.lld hv Al- T t t..t?...r l .-I. -r . J "' le steamer. Mr. K. J. Rossetter, bearer of dispatches to 1. . T T j o . . 1 i Jhe L Ul ?d SlatesJ Ci J'senger on the Alaba"m - IIe arr,v-d at Panama on the British' , I st(nmr Chili : p,, . i . ... i"e m 8U?nl " u'mu '" RoIJ dust, etc., r , , "T V, . . i "-"'"V "l wnagres ou -,le ! 1Jrl,,sh ",al1 P'ket Teviot. The' 1 evlot saded ou the 29th of June. j nTX!? lor of Philadelphia i schooner Enterprise, "of ! . , n 1 , , ouuuuri . my - ; Alexandria, and the oteamer Orus, of N. York. , The propeller Colonel Stanton had not urriv ed e ngui-uraugiu steamer Gen. llerran was : fitting up, and ....... j , 1 1 ... 1 , - - ...,Uj passengers to California, at $150 for cabin and SOU to $o for steerage passengers. There was not over 40 passengers ot Tauama on the 25lh tilt, since which time 39 by the bark Seneca and 101 by the steamship Alabama have crossed the Isthmus. ICnil ICoiid. The new hotrd of directors met at Greensboro;, on the KUh in-t., and elected George II. Dunn, President, Wm. I?. Thurston, Secretary, and Edward Tate, Treasurer. Orders were adopted for the final location of the road as far as the board are piicournr-erf in t!i nrnsnet ,f I. ing able to add another 20 miles to the coulr.icts this fall, thus completing the line from this place to Greensburg. TLawrenceburg Reg. From the Lt rencchtirr; Uesister, July 21 . lio!rr;i. We have had two deaths from Cholera since onr ,abt iiBllej Que a sma . gQa of Ciiap..i:.-a, the other a Miss Harriet Turner, from Gmciuiiati, who was here on a visit. The former Saturd:1Vi and the latter on Sunday last. j Rising Sun is entirely clear of cholera. No ; deaths have occurred there except with strar;- ! g8 j Louisville is also clear of cholera, and fall of I strangers, taking refuge there till the cholera ; disappears at their homes. I Lawrenceburg is unusually healthy for the j season of the year, and full of people, but almost j no business doing. In fact we do not know , where tln-re is any business doing. We believe the cholera has about disappeared , from Aurora. I o.: . . . .. J 1 iitro nave oeen a great numtier ot deaths in ,,le interiorof this Stale. At Napoleon, Snarta, DilUboiongh. Ca-sar Creek, Dover, etc " &.C. atIj in fdcrevery little hamlet has suffered more or ess. ' ' K.iKimorr anil Ohio Kailrottd Fiirllirr e'ontrarts,. The board of directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, at their session to-dav, awarded the contracts upon their second letting, embraciug25 miles of the line west of Cumberland. , The prices at which the work has been let are, we learn, in every mstance within the estimates f ln engineer department, as was also the case "T011 'he first letting of 20 miles. There are now miles of the roaJ under contract, cover l .1.. ...l:,T- ,. ,. I . ! J ll,s lnv mco-v uuucmi worn ueiween Vyiitiioerianu ami the Ohio. Of the remainder of the line, there will probably be between 50 aud GO miles more let this fall which will complete a continuous line about 11)0 miles westward from l uin- I berland, and terminating at the Jygarl's valley j river, whence there is a turnpike connection of about 100 miles more with the Ohio, at Parkers-.) burg. j The balance of the road to Wheeling will be 1 ! . 1 . 1... -..l ... : l : irt.i . . .. r . r i . j 'v 141 ul" Br' ll,l' iu ,,r" irmuio uiuicmiy ui bit i l'le several sections put under contract at the ' 1 several times, is such as to permit their comple- ' ! llou simultaneously, aud with the greatest eco- j "' u capuai aim mieresu Iro-;rf of the cholera. i?t. Louis, July 21. The weather is clear and cool, aud the chole- : rii IS aba-'"S- 1 ,,e interment yesterday (1 ri- j j day) were: Cholera 37, other disease 29. i St. Louis, July 23. ! I Tl.- rL , r , , t- rfs, . , I hff I ,hn sra 1st f:,st flMflitKiKr I m int.r- i ments yesterday were: Cholera 21. aud other i I - ' diseases 13. Interments last week: Cholera 300, ' I ' i other diseases 175 total 4 tntnl J . .v. ,, 1 he Keverend Alexander Vaneourt, rastor of Ilia Third rol,, !.,, f-L.-.U JI..J f ri.L. ..-...s..o o, -.i.tiir,,; yesterday morning. He was buried to-day by ( the Odd Fellows, of which Order be was a mem-": ber. i There have been further riots among the Irish ' i boatmen, and several persons injured. Oaths '. have been taken by the "North Men" and "Far Downs' to carr- ou llie feud Several arrests have been made. The -..earner Princeton violated Quarantine by carrying off the Physician Another YiriiHi to the lrilcnrr. We learn from the Memphis Eagle that Rev. T. J. Newberry, Fastor cf the Fresbyterian Churchiin Raleigh, Ten., died ou board of the steamer C. W. Stephens, oa iSabbaih, the 1st inst., ou her downward passag from this citv. His tjisease was cliolera. . He was a member of the last General AssemKy, and after J

o- ,. ... J . ' ............. s., ..- j,.-! .:moi ...i .... ot sum Ttal.'.t cuii--.iiilb the prevailing epidemic, I have used it,"'-'"'.' rheat, grtimiis cm. cattle, h,-s, s, a -- without a single failure of success, excent in 1 "" s!,ter hoS arniing utensils and huusvliuld

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j its SUSSIOBS cloSC .1, Paid a Visit to bis parelltB ill r 1 31icliigau.

Administrator's Notice i "jVTOTICK i hereby Riven that the niii!i-r-i-,-tir, h i I S this Jay been p point. l by tin- l'n.liate Court ..I' Kranklin county, adiiiinisiratiir t,f th., state if VV il- ' lia:n Hin'u, late nf said county, il.cea-. d. A'l tn r-

ur,,m,,t mrmr lilileliu-tl tit the estate arc rin,le-lcd ' nuktwi" file" them, propc "V? 'I ,r"1- ",ly,'n July SI, 1313.-31-3.T ami inosc iiavinp tlcmani!. hit mist . rly ku.hclilitateii. I lit said ... : JOSIAII AHI.KS, ailm'r. Administrator's Sale. riS,,K. iilid.rsi.jmil, ailiv ii-t ra lor nf the F.-tatr tit' v llliam llnppis, late ol Franklin county. .1. - lMi,?t'"wli! ell at public outcry, at the late resiilctiri"I I .it-ucicastil ill ! at rllcl ,1 !,. tl ucicastii in rairltcl.l tow iiship, on M.m!.iy Soi h A. - st m-t, the wpwmi elf,-;. TKHMS. On sums nf three TnUir and ini.l. r .-hsI.over three dollarg a ireilii of twelve inniiihs, u i th "ol ' s""" 'cunty, nivni',- n;r.!mri,t y ' 184 --'-Jw Josiah abi.ks, .: tliur. r?T3I t!t,L:t' v III t J t. 8 vh?VYP'.iUvM- S!,':,"T ""'V ,),r L"t:"?t't i.'.f,.'!' V. "" . " ;Vi T ' ? . M-"""1 :" ' ' " heait,,l to.-u ci'in j the irie m Ciimuiiati 23c. ittvariatoty. Ci. V. lAiiilN 1 ON. July a4:ii, tS4-.-3i-3w Administrate. '3 Sale of HEAL and PSSSOSIAL 23' ATP.. r2V1K "'"'ersiiriii-il, a.lminUtiator with the iii :m. . A- '"' ""' ts!"":"fJA5l COXWKLI.. N.e f Kra'nkiln .ul ale at public a county, Indiana. lccae,l. oiil ori. r r. auction, in Laurel, oh Wi lo mi, aepii.tiiiier next, coin mini mi- at 10 n'rhn-k, A. M. anil roiititiuiiii'- t'r .I .v t.. .:., .... i...... "eces. - arv, a pa. i ot the pi r-onat . ta.,. r s.uj t,ceinni, coiisisunir of li-oni 3.0 to aoo f,hur. ,r the ( apital Stock of the Willi V. WATKit VAt.I.KV ; a -v ,a iar?e lot .,i cuiimon luiuhei-, "'rsi. cattii. i.ocs. Meii,.ai;oii m, anil olio ari;d uf P"r,n!'1 Pr "l" " V1 K?c--A 1'"' l'.lee, m lou t . i ' 3 .! i.Mi, at the sain.- t m suit mirchat'r4. i h.- r.,il.... ... 0.T.VH11 o teal r.siale: 1'tO aere ol aoi! in M-uli.o-i . Ii" liana: -to acre iu (irant couiitv. Ioili:iua; AI S"' ""mi'' r aluahie (arm. an. I i.thi r Iji.,i. !" ' V '"'""'' l''d'"i, M: ''icr'" ru "'.' the .....th ea-t tpiartcr of vcioi. 1 1 ; l.o l.ln .,-.. . acres, . ins ihc north eat ua.icrol' eciioii -2: 240 crc, ntinir inc east hall ot tlit Mouth rn-.l i-iinrl. r llic i ast halt ot the iiurth vnt. and too L:: ol'ili.north cast quart, rj of Mction It; fo acr. in to n 3fi; 3;o icn-i, lieiiiir th.- at half uf action 5: all the saiil last nain.-.l lan.ls hcinc; in lunn t j of ranirv 1 ?, ''!,sl - 1,4 ncrei in eitioll .IS. town 1 ?, ,,, hl iw a valuable farm on hain'. fre. !..- A I. so. S20 ncre. h. ii." ihe.a.i I, ,:i'r, ....... 12' ramre 12 can. also, the south eat quai i. r of north .f...... . ,ii.ui 1.., nun i:te noriit m et quarter ot the voith c:l.l mar't r of M t town 12, ralipe 12 K. eic. ALSO, a larire Tao'ii IIoiim, a Shi: e anil M are noose, a...! oiuei- nou-e-, ami a inlnih-T .r vacant lot in ihe fl.iun.hin-- tov tl ol" I.aur. I ; one Ikiim.- and j niK Gl,(ll.. ., .()I)ul)iv tvuhuu,ud lui in tin-ton of Faycm ville. TiX i .,r...',i n.Co,iahie ,,, r win he r. qt.inM. the ' r, ilue in tno.T-ialann.ial pay,,,, t,. i he .1, f. n-, ,i 'li,vin,iiK ina'l ... Iu. ...t I ; J! ' V""'."';V proviti p. r-nn.il . ciirit, in hich il.'c hen. tit of :luarion shall oe waived. F. A. fONWF.1.1., A.lminitr.Hor, if. ..... .... .. ....... ..,1011111. i i.t . -'V l. to -i ?m c-f ,e c,nc,,matt Oa.e.te p,,hli-h th.-ah, nk daily, anil chargj Aiiuncun OS ce. C.V 11 i. T71WR ALK ALL THE TIME, three or fr FARMS near Laurel; a Store fi.1Se, and n.. House, aed a i.uiaherofiniuiil ou- lls in lhat ,UW": tl,tal" y -T'l". Cox, r,LL. juiy 10, 1; - Executors' Sllfi of RT1AF. TUnTATS! j jlieTf. w ill he -oil. I at puhlic audio ! ii id, nee of Christopher Whit, , w,.:... ........ ... .... . 11, at the l.-l'e Lea,!, ilecM. "V r "ms i-rauKiin county, nm, iiesenlieil properiv, to-wtl. Meraily It ,n in the south cast corner of said nitar tcr, all ill ton u 8 ot Han(;e 1 West. A II the allot descrihed property is lull improved, and on ihe S. . qr. uf section 2 is an i levant and coiuniodious hnck duelling, hrick barn and all olln r conveniences ne- - - - .' v.. ...K ' .... oe aiiot c iar.il nas fioill i-'O to C0 acres ofiuiprov.d land on tilt- same, ' and i wt 11 tinihered and walered, anil situ.iieu ah, oil 23 miles fi-oni cinciniiati in a trie healthv counti v, i and near a turnpike road lo said city. 1 he laic owner has used said properly prtiieipaiU for ia.in purposes lor a nun; Ik r of years, and has" raiss.l r of Ihe best stock from 111-own iiupoi'laliolis, that have hi i rais.-o ,i, me ia,e. The properly will bw sold oil the foli, living lerilis; 10 percent of ihe pur. has,- money will he r. t,,ir.d . at the Htm of purchase and the balance of on. third i ot the whole purchase n or h. lore the 0th of Jaii'y IS50, and the residue in three annual payments trofii that lime with interest at per cr-nt. The privil, ire of seedinc; a portion of the property ' w ill In l n en tin . fall, nil. I possession ol" the whole Jircl, lists un ihe 1st of March ncM. WILLI M Will i EIIF.AI). .iohn h unoru, JOHN WYNX, F., cutors. June 27, lS-l!). Ji-Is There will also he sold immediately after the sale of ihe above real cstato, by the umler'snrm d. 011 said premises, a quantity of FULL II LOO 1) F 1) STOCK, ! e.ili-il,iii; ot ,'0 Head ol Imported and Full llloodid Durhams of all s,c onsisiui- of Hulls, Milrh Cows. I Heifers ami Cain s. ALSO, Mimi, b. In ml 10 be Ihe best stock in the west, a larire oiiiole r of which ai-e full blooded llakcwell, from 3 importations . made by the laic C. Whiich. ad, die'd, the last importation made June 1X48, ln.111 which we hate -SO lambs of superior quality. A 1. SO, 6 Head of Work Horses and J Colts, and ALSO a number of Slock Hotrs. TKHMS OF SAI.K. All sums under n miliars cash, above 5 and under 10 dollars .1 month s credit, tin. I all sums over 10 dollars 15 months credit will he iltll with approved serurity. WAHDALL ?. W1MIF.HF.AI). June 27th, IS4. 2S-ts C T The Cincinnati CiaAette and Ohio Ctillitator copy the ab ite atlvertiselll.nl until sale, and charge this oHice. I'liAMIS, A c7 " 1IN(;I.F. and nimble Hill .la. k l'laiies. l3 iiutrle and n.iuhle Hilt Smooth do S,nc;li. ami flouhle Hilt Fore Sinirle and Donlile Hut Jointer P.ahhit and Sash Planes Flnorincaod t'l'i'.tli' I'laili s, F'or sale low foi ca-h, tiv llr.iokvillc, N'.iv. 1 , lilT. 50 do do H.l YNF.ll Boots & Shoes. PKS. Men's fun- Calf Knots. 0i " do K'p llrotj.llis. 24 " t!0 lull" do 3(5 .'4 " do ii.. Slippers. 42 ' . ono u s Culf Hu-kni-12 1:0 t'ohired '1 u s J4 " do Ki.l Sonne d" 24 Children's shoes'. J'.lsl reel iti M.iv ;., d and Ml. for sal. low hy :i i y n j Law Partncrsliip. Jons .i. mjtsvs .isn joiis' ii. r.iK'fCir.iH t 3 A F. this day etilereil into a partnership in the ! J practice of t!ic Law-. JOHN" M TSON. JOHN H. FAltqiHAU. June ;l.l, 114''. QUSEUSiVARE. H. iSc .1. V. UVH l O will liavi- a tlfiulii.l & jtirf atrinuH i.l" luot'iitM r opt-n next ttl, mar 164'. 15-1 y Administrator s notice. j TH E undersigned has litis day tuucii i.ttt let ti r i-f I Administration, on the i state uf Mu.in Scolion. hue j of Franklin fount; , In J. Ihe i-latc is pmbahly I sol tent. JOSEPH MO'.IFOUD, Adui'r. Mat Ji, 1. 1. .JOTlS, atioknky and cocxskli.or al law. I! ton k n I I e, I ti i'. . ' OHlcc mi Main Biirri-n Si. Dec. 20, 1847. 52-ly A Large and Splendid CJ i nrKiil Kll' and CALF SKIN'S. Al o Moroccu I'liidinir, Lininc, sVc. 1 he utiiive Motk l l.eatiiir 1 nave ust r - this eck from I'lulad, iphia, and is uf the h. e. it i il t man. ' "laC lort 111 ihe CUV. JAMES I.. HliNKY. . , ,U1... g. 1349. :i PIKHPKITl'SI GAZETTE OF THE AND VOL 11 F.N HI' l.K. THE ONGJS OF THE Olil'ER. Pufihr'it'!! umlrrthe avspiivs ft r- M- W". Grai.rf Si;c. Vol. XI, rouliiieiiiia July 7, l l!t. I 1 T will contain, from ei k lo week, the proceed inc. r . Vie i.mn.l Lml-vtif ,hp Srm.. nf Vela -Turk, mil 1 alsn of other Slates; accounts of Celehratmiis, Ilisii- ' ?.'wu' "I n?V ''.'V!'? cu4,,Pl-' lii. c .tn j tn 1 1 m .- m mi v mull, lis Uti rary (Irpartmrni will Ik- tiltnl w it li Oricinal Talrji ul" ilif hi-;lirxt rct lin net-, prfpart fi Ux ihv mol rmitunt writfts in our countn JNipiilar Tnlr: Chtiici Mi !. I lan v; ikf rr-it (it-m tt" P t iry from ihe nclii Pwt; Skef hr ir irvtl: A nectlntt f-vC. ic; anil orcaionallv 1 1 ti i nt t iih bt uuiit'ul ( Wo d i'nifraviinr ! ini cq al in it Literapy rliarai'ii r to any uit klviti tbe toiiiury and b i'-'? thti . pirlVct in its Odl-V"t Uow-b n ilt nartmfiit, it will hr i uoriby of a nla on ihf tub-it-offcry biolbtr ol ibr OnU-r'. j I he a:,t iu and A'uU" i pwbli !n il i-ry Satunlay i nt 44 Anii-slnt't, New lork. ' Tebms-To Mail s.il.sc. i ...s Dollar, a year in adinnr. invariable. Aihlrt-ss

CRAMP I OX V l l. Ulli. ruM. h. i , , No. ti Anii.t. Niw ik. '

f'rcGh Assortment of w G o o d s!!!

J NOT OM.Y f UK A I. CH K. PF.K . CM F. X PKST, hut GOOD. LETTER! EEST! T. tAl.T.10X hui ittiw the pleasun- of a'irioir i . his o!J !nc!iU anil imir n.ri , I... n.il.l,.ireoeraliy. that he is rccin ui and upcliiiis a NtW STOCK of -.10 , Spring and Summer Goods, J carefully select.,! Irom the I'.KST STOCKS IN Till: MAHKKT. will, ill,.-ri farl to CIIKAI'XKSS. 1)1'KAI1II.I I'Yanil FASHION, and vihich he conli.leiilly olfers as worthy the eainiliai,oii of all lm ish , 10 make purchases, and cordially invite a callfiuiii . .in micu. is a part ot our stock wc mcntiuii Super h'.ack I1HKSS SILK r alley LA W N S, newsttlc Alpaca. Mo, U-, ami t'an.hlel I.ustiu Illack Mohair t!0 Plain ami ei,,Sr,.i,!ere. Linen Plain ami Fancy Mou, line de Laine twiuirliains, plain ami f.,:o-i Prit.ls ,.f i ierj grade, a choice assortment ami v ry eh.ap S II A V I S. , Hiik r.-4ii.-.! 'I'tuiM-i d ' m ! t' I I.uiiif i1t ( KhilrHtitlerv! I lnln-t SlmuU Al-ua v:irict ("!. -wcr l,-im.I plain vc fiinj-tl Sli;;!ami Mau !kt t. In. t'-. Ii:3?2c!i and EE?Hn. I in-Snriii'r S? K of Ht.u-Kt-i ami Uio:uu-i tint:in (I tati fnl Vi-lvt-t KihStiit. si!U atul T.iiifii Frinsri" l.iIe I 1 1 rr .1.1 (it.ivi . I.acf ami KI li'MtU Mtt-lm, Swisi ltiil, iii anil ficnrt J .latoiict Wr.iu- li-ur MiKiin, . t tine ami thin Pick net ?- nnd Mil Silk lliii1, Cnmlirn H;nntkn-1iU fs ; l-iidi- Drisn Hdkt' and Cr;iuts ; Wlii'f mi l Colortd Cotttiii Hnse IV i f-iratt d Taptrr CLOTHS. niack. h!iif, hr.mii n.:d rndd Cli-tli -Sti.HTiim- and cununoti 'I'vu-td-Plain ami K;uic,T Citfti int-rn I.ntut rtint (tirl, very juml 'a"iiit-i-, plain nutl l.niry llr vr -;ia4!t.,' A ij i -tl a--n.i t:in hi tf .1. ;m, and li a v t i ti it l)t iiiiuv, (u;tii;iadi-, Naiikrcn . Ma.upsliirt: MImi.h VI'iSTIMJS. . S:IU Vr'vrt Vt sting-;, vt rv itnn Hi t- k S ii in -) tl.t Kmiry -ilk Il.ikls If:!i;i!i .Ik Vtrk Hitl.N tiloit-. Iiail' t'.ii fy i',Jt f!uii -ii, and a k'--,, at.r!i,i'm tit irimniin tifall kind Fitu lri-ih l.ii n(ainia S",M a-m u,(t i! cf llU iiiInd Mn-itni-Hpou ii M'iMn iC tl Wr n-nt rr:r! "''.Aii ftiul lilrarhfd U. ipintr ami I n ill. d Hactn A gnn.i Murk m' 1', ;! "l ickiiij;. aja! c ar t Mti-'m i ,r WaL-tm t'ttvt.-r i 7 f r V ' U.i ii t-N, , Kini' I. lack In-ti-h M. n nil Hal Mi'it-i' ami IU ' l!at na imu i'o iVarl and biaik taiuy d i . Won) Hat-, black and uliiu- ! .M n'r and Hn Palm HatBoots ev.i Shccs. ; I Cat Mrn's t'.t -l.inuu i,V ( all li.ti,i ' 1 dn d-t Im :i y do d 1 Ii di Ki do Mrii. f;ar Hr..ii Slim do ! 1 (In do Kt(i tin ,0 Ladii'. Kid Tit", i ry n ar do hii;h H:i-kiii!, a iH-antiriil slim-for ihr spruig-t-aon A -j.mkimI anrttn- lit .f! iv" an J cliildrui's G!iKi tiAitt:vAst!-:. Avery poo.! stock of Hat d ware, embracing a it at variety of Knives ami Forks, Penknives; Locks, Latches, and almost every other art'i-le of such poods in dcmallil, ill.-luitintr I.O' killT Classes; A rooil u.s.irtoient of qi K K. X S V It F and lit. ASSWMIK.; HK.iS.1 KUTI I.ES. SH.1DE.S. S!I)1F.l.S, I )l;KS. HK1LK .WYllhS. t.ff.iVV SCYTHES; lllKETS i::,d TP US ami HOPES. Tea, CiHee. Silptr, M..lasc, Hiee, 1,,I aeco, 1 per. (iinp.T, sp'c-, CillllJ 11..11. A.C. Jtc. 1 M hu h u ,! he sold as ctlean at the clliam-sl, for ; houht ill Cincinnati or elsewhere. 1 hey hale in : llteireniploj several r;ood tvorkmen. ami are prepar- ; rd to make 1,1 order any lliiiiK 1,1 their line of trade 1 on short notiee, and will warrant the work rood. I 1 Shop in Ihe new hrick huiltlinir near Su llenherirer's store. n,-,', (20-.. 11.) Cll IS. SMI I It. ikviile .tune 21, lM'.i. .1. K. SMITH. CAUTICn. w . THETIF.AS my wile Maria has led my I" d and r V hoard without ant Itl-t cause or provocation. this is to forewarn ail persons from ini-iiia.'. tn.anliiir or iloetoring; her ou 11. aecouiit. as I willoavlu such dolus. ' JOS.Kl'H ROSS. July , lfi4.i. 30-l Sale of Real E .JCJlLt. HF. iniilersi-;!. d - William He. d, d cry, on the prem,,adioiiitsirator of the i state of e, j-ed, w ill sell at pu'i!,c otilen the l-t tl.lt of Si-ptelijlur. l.s4, between the hours ol' 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 clock I. M. of. aid d.ii, lot No. fifty. nine (S.i) i the town of Fair:!. 1,1, Franklin co., lu.l. b, lunging to the t .t .ite of said decc.ist-d. T'KIl MS. One half of ihe purchase nioney to h?s paid down on day of sale, the other ti : It in one tear thereafter. !,! br s, e n r.-.l by note and apnroteds.curilv. Ill or,l. r of the P.-ohale Cooi t. .'Hill I SON T L KNKIt, ad.u.ui.l July 12, lcl'.i. j0-4w S' an uf I ml .aim. t" 1. KUI Coll III v, s. J In the t'llioll Circuit f S. S Fall Term, A. IJ. U- u. M VUOAKlr IHSK,J VS Hill for Dttjirce ;f.o:ic;f. en ask. tin 1 ; li il.iy of Jul v, 1SI', rimlh. saio com. 'w y pl.,inai.i ti v lu r sulit iiur Mini l"i It l lit rHtilin tin 1. hull", all t.iim: I'nr rrii 1 t rt utincni ainl lulu It t rv, aiui (In- .iftiilu it ni l ii, .i iiiivt"-it-l ami cm:,pru lit n r-.i.ii, ia i it !;! tv tl. f. ii.Innt i wt a n -iiit-iit ol tin- Siui. ol Iiiiliami. It i ilit-n rr tinlt rt l that (iiililit-.tiHiii tit' i!i, m imi iu v t.t (ill- itiil !n in kK U.r tlif tcrni tit'ilir. t. - i k in MM ti inii, in ii(tiana A im ruaii, n kij ntu-jt:ip. r pii'iU-ht d in llrni'k ill. , Kranklin (iihin, Im!. ri p-iptr 1 idit puhlUlit t! in Vuioti riniuiy t i hit iiciii- in lli .thI ttt.ircf I liit-f, (lt;il unit In anp .r tn lnr.- tlir oaitl , t'tiuri, ai I.iIm n , iu llu :ntl ct'iiMtv nt' I. ni iu, un tlit- ilnrtl M-iii.I'ty tiT ht pu mtt-r ih '. and an-wt r iht ;iip!.uiia:.tao it'.i, tin- in.iJt.i ami ( liini ruiItnit tl in 1 1n- tamr, v. . ! in it d ii -ti in hi ali-M iit-t. ' W itiit, K. it-lull l.uriiAitlt', t'Urk ol' tin- l'ni..?i Cnt iHt Court, ut Lih- riv. tit Uth ilav tf Jm'.v. IS !.. KI( ill 11.1. It V UN SI I) L IT. Holland $e Varj a;t, sitN. JO-J-. Salo cf Forfeited Land "X'-O I IC F. is h, r. hy triicn. that I w ill i.T. r f.ir snle at th. t ..'! 1 1 11, ins,- il,,..r iti 1. r.i.ilst il le, Fr-uiUlili t 'mi ut t , 1 ml i. in i. ..i. N.i tun:.. y t ie- 11th d.it of Aiitrusi i.tM, hetweiii ih-- hours uf to ii'il.t'-k A. M and 4 .."chich P. M. un ssttil dav, il.,- follow i, ir; tracl of land sniialr.l in th.- co'int v ul'.in -!,,,!, tn w it : On.' iindit i. did half nf th Smith F.si ciiai-tcr uf S. cii.-n iwen1 1 -on. , III to w l,s!i.p t let e. rlMUr llnrteeli r:i.l, . i. c. pt nine neri's ll.-. ll. ll ht i.ii Strillesrl.. I'el.'r . mil h tti the h'liilh-ia-t c. rti. -r. and tilii- acre, d.,,,4 rd t.ir the pui p.i-e nt a i'4.c :.r.l ; niorl ir I'J'il hv James Sliiops. lor th. prftiuiiil of thrt-e h.itidr.d ihilhirs Willi interest. I. r the use of township nine, in rout-i one we-t. it, the -.fore-aid ciiitntt . and 1,-rl'i it, d l.r l!,c tiuiipiit mi ut of priucip.il a, nl int. r. si. M V. SIMOVSIIX, Sell, ml Commissioner, Town y K. I Vest. June i, :i4-'. .'4. I)sTl;TlY i ; t it.i:i:i., i .14. I) F. N 1 IM, ll"t-.l. Ohio, ti il I ai. t.-lii! lo ail hu-in . s hi Lis line , ti, rusted in, him. Ordi rs lu Ins ail.lr.-ss at Oxford. )., .t -1 vt ill al u ,i r, ci it e July J, 4i. 1 prontjit attt r.t'nti. Superior Loots and Shoes. f H K ui.tU r-iirn . u j it r t-t iv tl ti uin iln- M:inj ii I'.ii-1 ii rt O ur;! t n, M:iHvlii:u-f i. a i ry tiji ri.ir ltt i-f lliinii a ml h.i'n.., i-utf-'i'-ttii; ol" 4 j air Mt n" tmrk ltun; : n:iir Mi n't kin i!o; 15 I llil.lft a'ti il; 5 ..iir Mhn kij iUi .0 (nr W'tin.t-n's kip d-.i; 50ia.r Ht ttniW 1! r-i;;.ni; CO ;iir t)iil!ts' tjit io; 10 ( .ui. lin-, ilnt k It mm i:itr tiutlisi ilti tin; to p:t:r Mm' kip lintcaii. li . TYXEH. l;n'ok liir, Jan 31, li-l . PAEA50LS, Silks & Rilnnds. T H.A"K iut n-i-t imi mul a-rir. . iif til" Silk, iiniuuH amtt "alico I' 1'i.iiti nrts ISilU. Hoiuiel Hihsml-t. Htm m I- aiul r.tlm LeafHai. W hirli will bt- ftoltl ut llie litwe-! Cincinnati pnrt fT rab. itTon i.liin to buy inods il I find it i tht-ir iuttrrtit to vail and famiiif ilt- prices of my iintls bt-fore tlit-v luakrtht ir purcba". Mav 1 IS-iS. ' K. TVXKff. OMNI IS US LIXE From Erookville to Cincinnati, Csrn'-i, thr I. A". Mail. 1 HV. Oinu.Uus will lean- the ltn.iil,nllr Until t t-rv 'iiesiia) , "l'hursilav, anil Saturday muming, at I s o-lt Iletui-nin m ill lence tlic ta-t II, ,u:f, Cincinnati, seri Monilav, M. Jiie,!av, ami Vritlav ni,irniii(r, nl I o'clncts. " Sfli'VKNSOX Si'ttVCKEK. Feb. 7, n49. 7 SLIG0 IH0N & NAILS. IIWKjiist rcccivid frtira riltshurch a la rre h. , ..I slim a,i w .yn.- ir,.n , scrt.-a s,z, Ai. :iiilsut ail sizes, is inch I is til m 11 at the t int-tuna

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t; ijSvraoruLnarv . t'oi'.tl ailvi-, our r. rs t-i no'tee th-in-irts1I1;r ppi:laritv ol Itr. tl.lfs t.uoi- Hat. "" Mr. North, the ,,t. t. ! . ,,,r i. ,-o.ii lim.sell, at ,! ,tMr iv,.. , j,, ,)cl-;r. """,f .,. c.l. el ...... al:: K. ocea somally puhn.I,.... ,,. ,,,. 101, !- ... i lieai nmy call 011 lh. in. ami he.,r lr. , ,t n 'ov,,, i.., h,.w tin t wen- -ii:, 1 . h. .1 tr.,11, an uiiuim-lv tomh 'and re stored to iu jr Iri. mis and r. Same.", I.v 1 ,-, - ihis truly talualile r.-., .!: ine Ihe tnt Mi,l .oor.iim , to L-uarann e 15r. Hall. Fal-am to rive reli. f ithii, 24 hours, or return the money. F.vcrv hottV i!,:it has lice 11 soi.l ii Ciiiciniiati, 'diirintr "the la.t six nioiiths, as sold ii!i i-.e ahote puaiant.. ; anil he ii .is ,11 ,0 i,,-.; t,u,u,. r.loro. .1. For salcly JOHN H1NKMSD ! G, nernl aeut for lii,l:ana. and i M. W. HAILK, II rook t il.e. Eeware ci ucn LCiiOii-O.. j i ' i'' I was in Cim inna.M. !a-t inu r I was ; ? vi rviiinl, :i fi'. , e t. tl will, i old an.) I,.n tauil, up rou h. .tml ,,, .o kitija t'UH was indue, d lo trv 1 Dr. J ID S INDIAN HALM f 1.1 KK: liir nlo f I Oh tamed a- so so, I, leu ami s p ro,a:i. ot thai I f. ll n t 1 Le . dot, 1,1 o'lta.n the at. in-y. ll,..tr iloue so ami n. .,.:. r ii 1., ,, 11 , Ku :..',, , ., .,, : r.-tu. i!y t'..r .-, m:lis. t ..!,,.. , ,-. ;, llu .,,, , ,..,. 1 -hoi ou. .11. Msil.oia. soar throoi. I,.,.r... ...... ...1 .'I 1 I Ni ak. II 11 -e. 1 I'!'-K.M S. M,,,;.,,.-. ,...,1 :- ,,,.1.1,, iil Hod 1!: I. lit ut f : lv r !,,, one L't ii-:iii'- ho Dr. Tl D'S pa. ,1 oli'y hv 1', Dr. V. C.y.V. l .. t tl,.. am! .i: I'.e P "-;..- l.ll ..! si. K iu, en Vile Cine. on an. crnri; ioii i n k cl'kk oy l.unp I'.iva., I.,, , ,. I',,,,,, J ,i,. s,.,l,.,i. l)i a.. s. WliuiKiir AS'iii,.!,.. .l..il,.i liirivor,:,! or ,, . ..100.. 10 form; Dy.p. psj. Cancers. St. Viiu-- n.ime. l'.n ai.-i-. I n-!), r. F, male I) ;s, a-s a,M W.ak10 - :!; ail Chronic Do, a., s f ,,.- Stomach. II. a. l. Spie. n. Kim!. ; , Kirs, Skin .111.I other tlrcaio: at the l'.cl.ctu- D;-;. nsar;. s, :, ,. l'Fi:'ili i.li.t., t V.iie ano liae. . Cm. ini a:i. t) i-, mlie.- 1 I t-i, , , Dr. P. K. W OM K A t c. It. He alb t3 Tocth Ache. P.'. par. .1 .,ol i l.j ;r P. K. W !,ju;li ai d ...!,1 ht r, -p. el:. hi. Drop s, ihr .i.clo.i., .!.. North aril V. si'. 1 liis-reiiii in . r t.,. is t , uh. 11 , i on 1. 1 1 n an d.sii;- i ii :ir 1 11 !. .i .1 u i.i m i it i u j ;iika:l:, a.- . rK ,, t., X $ Hit. I a (.Hi i-nintfry. and vc I I, V 1 he !'; r -t i.l 'iy I .r Car,l; Mii-!iili, . ot' the K s :,, the ne old ami trod ham!-, i.t can "..ml ihe bi-t of.or!., on ,!n;rt V tl i i ;:!:. I, ,u-r u .wv. Iiuliic. CA KOiNC AND STINNiN I . U ' t dull- lor -w -i. ni-T- at tin luti- .m,1 in bi-.i-u lu l !iid " i ,:o ui !i rlir.r V .trii, 2 1 IU' lii.iii t l it r v .,' :iii:- inu- t '.- I JIAM'KAC i ri;i.c .1. an mivd, le 1-r. ,.1. 1 1 - 4 l.af, S i't .l ei. i.c 'iir.Iin t ' c i! Ci'ssitm re. aceoriii!,- lo c ..l..r. -'(lo i r, ne.' t'i.uh. :;ee. ir.i. lie; V- Inn Fla'-i.tl. Ihnl 1. lor. lo..- lo v. i, Ih.l.i I'.lal.k. ts. ;. :ir, e have a on .l..ek of ol the 11 1,;. I e k i 11,: -, 1. le ll u e 1 1 1 for V.. . f'ah, or am kind I1 prii-. s. As iM. ,-,. ,, t, riiiit.e.l l tc'I.KN i-e -la.l to. cooi: S r lair J ::i:t .on :.otl i f).Ml ai e,.d, ami out troods dui-alnV, u.- Ii ..pe u's ir.- in ll-p,:t,;ic I'm r.in.i-.-. call: i ky c Nh si;i.:: an a;ip'ii.,icd, v.e Mill make i,m who'., . Y.. H.VCT Laurel, A;i ll t th, is I'. ;6. ec HION ' i .'Vi Kiiki;:. mi .1 : ; - , , f -: 4 , :'SJ .?.'... y:,-,,!. th, Curt .. fv.wv.v.v.r7. , -ON fc N AILS ol all si.-s, s I KF1.' ,.f , I t cri:i!io:i, all of I ;ie . ; -v hist r.llulitv w . v .1. . '.Hit. :.d 1 Antiis, Vises. Re! :... i'M, r.:1 .,. .p,-,,,,.. n.i,., iniiiimiT'il lr, i', I rou li:i r., S!-ie:ii.! lit. I luooUU. All i f 'i.'d eu.il.tt au.l wu." ii;,'. .'.-.t J A superiorariieleol SlH.i Iron. , is ::..i.i.-. ?. Ji. .v ., "I l lie a-ioi c ariicl. s w i S; :,e '.1 1., wi., 1,11,1, ' ami at ! r::n Coo nt rv M, r, lei:,t ami 1 L t ill 111. d il for lie'ir int. t Ucw In re. August ;im 145. II. II. IlUli I ON. -1 lo call N . V. I. re pun h... . Cll i'.M . .INi) C. Ll II I ON . ' f 01 I 4 t Splendid Ac-3-;tncnt Cf aclc: ii :.ils: II i " ' l"- HI' it I UN are i,w op; i.ior; a l.irire i- ami splendid assort,,,. , fsprii t and .s.n, , .".I., dr ct fro,,, l'!,,!a 1.1 ;-h ia . w hich lli.-v an ,1. . "riniiied t II to the (ii,,. s ..( Franklin' .-..unit-, ch, jo r th in iV . h,t,. , ,..r i,,., .e.r-... ... .j, : ki I h. I .r. led, ..lid Ii I Ii ;'ie'. ts ,, ry tart;.- at d w. i! '.dilution ,', t ta i p! a-e s: .v "I-''-, and ih ' I'u'oi. C' lnri'll'. HV to ca.l i n I . van.. oe lor tlo i.'.- , 1: US Weil ll. .1, ?i the i .1 iie Ll se it i s. .If. FOIt Mi; 'I h. ir stock con- ists i m p. Fr. nch and I-, N AND LOYS i part ,,' 'i W....1 I); do .1 !'. !, ( '., Line do .1 ' '.lie ' r. Mis d o-4 Is d-. !'" :.t. r :i,.d i i It 11. "1., M.s'il. ii.ul ; .,. , :ltin, I., i.l; .hi,, i., , K ' ll I ,:i I. .ti i.n.: I-l'iti Jiicv I tie s, In k V, It -t; pi hi, and I"., i, i S i,;,,., and M :r-:tll". .. .. still-;; ''" 1 " ll Drill., wl. 1'i.liiiC ford an, I I:, ,. , , . plant hi., Si.i.i ... r i, , ji ,,r o,, . and 't..i l i 'iil. I .II. t ami 1 i: ill 1- r, I. I. 1 j.i, ,,- Dr.ip.i. I , .,, ii i ii., .,., , .,, N r'til,, . ,,; Silh. U ,1, a., l .I-,.., s r -, . s. r I . i: 1 ' li'l 1 -ss, i. -i. i;is. in uUi it n.i it, the a i i,i in.f i!,. In' - -nil, i.l p . , ,,.k rv sari, 1 1 ..i in-:,-. I ) V e ; ;, -I.i ,,.r :,- c..n sun . iO ll. li. Ma ii li. st. rthil !: -tl.ti.:, i.t'i : 1 r. t , 1, Lawn; i Y.ng. an. I F.-. I'ch Prints. ,,"l - Fa. til. il d. II ll l'...l.l I. Lillet, I.) li.int .:. r I l)i 1 1-" t! -...,,-.-, a, c ,,- N.e,!.. 1 in. i. r..n. Lin, :, i! t'liaiuh, rs. .1. not Lnnl. 1. :.,i,! ,; :.. ! .... , .. mi' , llrili Fr. ! li d !.!,;.; II runt, Mr pe ! n-t -. M. !,,,-a Su ipe; t h.mii I. , a, , ,a,,,..,i,. ; i..l A 'i I.n-.. . , . i. ...... I ...... .1, i i.ti.t : t:.,,; ii,. i.,,,,. s -. .V ..,. I in. p ,:i ,e iiiriirt .1. Iilaeh an.l t'j'i, y Snhs; 1,5'. i:i.,,ip Lawns. ,V,- i : .it: li, in iiu-:..e.,; l ev;.,, ,,, iyi;.,.. ; x;,... ,,iad I ,:K., ,c .v '-'''"""""-: .lie,.,t, F It s, r,l- tr. M.,. Ilia U p-I 'ill Lis', I , nhlolis; white, ,.,,,).. h!e, .n.,1 h a, h ,.,, : I'r.ipe Lis, : ,.,. a, !,,. Sa,,; .i.k Irintr. : it. -, ,! I, w.l,,d ('..i;.,r.; !.; a.,.h,-ic and l m ,l-s,i , Mi;k l.. ,-.., ia,n Vr!lH. cotton I. i-h- l iir,.,,!; Silk -ml Ki.l -.l..-; - :,, short Mm-: siate ...I d. tuix d. Iilu.-k and whit. s,lk am, t ,II, II,,., ; v,jh tt,n,.i. ,i a::, i.u.i.h- til, aw 1 ., i. i, ,. ,.. sh.i . .Vr. ; i mh'fo hi'k HON N I . I S. I l.ir. nci' Hr:,;.!, t; , ,up, t hin , !. a,-l loiin.oti Sir.iw, lawn and Fanct Lad., s 1.11.1 V,,..., r... si-K-'iiti l; II t I S NI) f ! S. A !..r.-i as-,,,-, t ,. m,,., p., at. r, inre Silk, Hru-h. al, I, .,.:,. S..,.rti.,r.' I'.nrl h!,.l' " a Do', 'le and Siii-h- lli .iume.l I . Hiori, Fan I'.d.,l F.,1 .. L. af ii.,,.. V. .. t. ;. ,, and Oil Ci'itl, I'..;.. i I,. j,-, ,,-. !.. ,u .r; 'An.. Hot) I S A N P hHOl.S. I'D pr Men au, ll,.,, I!,,t.; 1.1C3 " Shms . li-i-iititr ..f-Men's C..:f, M,,ro,.o, K.;i. and Slant ni..: VI,, rumps aud Mi . p, I-., j..,,: , . .,,,,., XFine I! is; hlji-ii :.,( , ,;al,, ri- .,,) hil,f (; i . s. ,.ii.kki. j,-r,--.n 1 I. s; tv iitu.-u's , hl'k an.l li-hi K,,i and Xlor.n cn s,p .si, fii c; S--:, si,,,. i ,-. -on a c ,i. rai ii-...r;i.,i i.i o: j'... Oil 1 and Chill 11 lll!)V.f?K i tnMart- cin tii.. t i ! rotit n i-l'I" r '"I I' a-!n r, hr .wii am! rk.. tn. uiu it, ;,.ntr, I. ait--!..' ... fj J.i !t t..r -Itrt I-ih-i-r.. iiinr. hit . s n k iiiilt, 'i a.-T: an ! l:.i t tt i. c. Mi h' mil -I.n. . !t art In , r. .- intl lurk. j).mij. r-i't . i-lant l-riT, in in. Int.-., cu: t'i. I". !. t in. 1, !.r;.t,- ! Tt. l"'kt l. nd pu.-c. i i-t ant imk', ra-jK. nt? uj.-i t ...r. t !n!.. I"" t it .-adl a. Is, il iioiions of a; kind. I s-: tlin. .k. .i - V Sale cf Heal Ecta?c. (fSHK iml.-lsiL-lli il. Ci.luttiissi, . r. villi sell a !,. I.c , L ' till" ll 1 1 (I t' I ttl.il. I" lit '' '' "I .k- i:ii- w i iu M'lrfird Il ......I . .1! I . . ' uf frt thik in .'" 1,1- ttiN. llslll. l ra,L.j-t , .ttii;lv, . 1 mil i la. it tuellfh !- t.t An.'iist, -4. bi t ten tin- htrnr of" ii -i ui" K-v'n . M. I-'r nl (?,. rlock !'. M. of in I.i il. ht -ir of Joint Murl'.i,-,! iUrc..-.J, to-iit: half of tin ii ii i h i it oiiiirit-r oi "t rlo.n 1'if- , 'I he t-a- ( I if. n, town i tt v ii ! acres mi. re or less. 1 linn h t as rj uart, r iin.l riti'f i wt-fvt'. rtiiiTaiiiiii o A !-, tin- mnit b ait quart rr til :b if t to-. u Ttt , TuMiit-ltun.aiid ran -.re tsi ir. ciutaiuiitr- l 't.lfi ......... .... i. anil also, the sn-st h tir,.f the ini.-th nt si quarter of section ux tnvin eleven, and niiifr thine, n, cunlaiu1 niri'l 1.O-I0O acres r- or lc-s. I 1 he terms ..f stile uill he illc thin! .if the nureh ie ) '"'" lie paiil il.issn, .,,- t,,rj , ,. ,rj.ranil in,.- Ihtr.1 in t.i years th.- tiro last i, :,,',,,. , I seer.,! h iu.it- v., ,1, pond fnthold scciiritv. !!v .,r- . ih r of tht 1'ruhatc tiniit . JOHN M. 1II I 1, t orn. , July 3, ll,'.:.-is Mr.iolst i PARASOLS. ! . ST I.I-.NDin Assi.rttui lit, just arrn.d, fruro i I'hiiiih-li,!i:a, am! tin-.ah, L j I mar6 15-ly ). . J. f. DCVION. 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Goods. vJOLDEX' ASSOIJT3IEXT Cheap: Cheaper! Cheapest!. At l!tt- New Slrvr LINCK vV ARQl'HAR, 2J to. ''lit: Svrt't bf'ttr Pti'i.ic A.uere, Eatt S.iewi -V.."-, ,,.,;-, S'rrrl. IHbOK ILLE, IXJIUKJ. J" INCK ,V F AUqull VU t.lulcr a ncrout pubQ 4 lit tie ir since.-,- thanks for the patronage rrceiletl.and Hatter themsehc, hy strict applicatisin, to im rn couiinii.-tl support. 1 hey now olii ra lleaur. 1 1 J n 1 A.-url'ii, lit "f Spring an.l Summer tWoods, in. llsc.oo-'. selecl.d from the hole, st stocks of the- season. " heir stock now consists it, part o Super Am. ricau.F.titrli-h, F.eueh and Cf email Broa, Cloths do Plain and Fancy easterners 'o Hl:u k. Inue, r:.y aoufiucv Sal iut t; do KuiiBilyaii' r.oi! iir J. do I wec.ls. Velven.ens. Linnens and CoUvnadt. s.0 Putagulsia ami other Coating Y;sTItT,;.. 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I Silt.r Pencils, Spi-ctacli' Glass, s. 1L.PVC. . t.-si.ii, c.-tp,)'i.tuis, Ilazurs, F.uitis N. f, Wt-.i Fourth Street CINC1NXATI, O. i-', '-47. i i-lv U! ON AN!) NAILS. ,';C rro I.i.S. Wajiu-lron. ( -.;r,i f, (!. h'.'.t Iron. SO Ki c Snoratj Nail, J!t rt i t i . J. !y un-x no it rsiiir Iron m p r ill-..! ttfitM M iitiilaciiin rs ai lttHrrititt tbjtt art a 1 It i tt! lo Mt i t. limits gvm rail v , and 1 will (el ! k mi al! UiHancj oti tt,t . Ii. TYKKR. itn oksillt-, X0. 2v, 1?7. 50 Hirdvvare anJ Cutlery. MILL :inti tro. Cot Sa, Wosd aotl Hanri Sau, U in; Knis CMiO' Knivrs J',i-kt : Kitivt fc. KiMvt'ftand I-ih-Kj. itiiti-hn Ki. Knob Lockattfl LattNt ft. I (ninth l,ati-nr Uonnd and S-juarr Ho!.,. Hun mid St-n-, It n and St I Squar-rs NiHantl C'roKti Cut Saw riU't I! t;u! Sau Kih . M'attti' lrtii. Mtfl YariU, (i-tod Sunn- C'ranlt,-s Nail i!I K!uf II Jii no r-. And Iruii... I'.r.Trt arid I-ttT, oo Sh io 1 ai;. 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