Indiana American, Volume 18, Number 16, Brookville, Franklin County, 12 April 1850 — Page 4
MISCELLANY.
i shine of gladuess around tbe path
Charlotte, who was acbelle in the city, got
her new position.
THE OLD HOUSE & YOUNG WIFE, i U1 1 -' i nnfrcTT umnv .counted a
"" ; along bravely in
,x .,.". . ! Her visitors were kindly treated, hovel, were objects of melaucholy
" , . , 7; s auu ner nospitautv was the theme ; interest. Charlotte, who
"In sheeted flood. That slanted sot before the baffled wluda But with an arrowy aud unwavering rush, Daehed hi wing earthward." Thore indeed in that wretched
. -..- .......if 1C uli.l I i.) fl. itll llmti
t:Cl WTVt UlUUKHS, cwu iivmv.
a week. And somehow it wa in I
The Doctor
quiet man.
Charlotte, who was al
praise. All they could ready drenched in rain, and shiver-
about her was that she was ! insr with cold, saw instad of a bloa-
w I CJ ' l lit Ha nrriiirl inf n l.ttli- nml t enf n.l
. - 1" 1 -ww j.wvu. jvwn vs. va.v ai . OUl CI IIKX VVUCliU VrtlC"
m3aU3i.-Ua- ... .u. was utteml or whispered in rheumatic pams would clmen the ; strict cuufi(euc0 to frieuds alone
tighter. tsutwiiattooK mm: Ah,
there's the rub.' As a set oil
however. Dr. Bell
man virtues.
Tim
Imnrr a t-v f 1-w-v liffi- wmix nml
to bless the bounty of his hand. ! , , , ?l , "-"--'6" - . . iltOSfHii to hint to him somotliinor
M v " i' about a fine brick house, with a j nance betraved that she felt all of there was he, soothing the one, and : nr. im- i r.W,inr the other of itenan H. ! niarblc fro.nt and foldl.n? decrown j natures dearest, tenderest sympa-
n.T l , ..p . ' glass windows and lull length por- thies tor her little ones, and a saint-
Sli .1 I I I' 1MIIHI ' I I 1' I I 111 I IV :i 1 111 vi - ' I -
D - j . . Ilm,Cjnl
mw ovmv i - -
was a
. 4i.: , ' he said little, he thought a areat ipot m
had many, very . 1 ... Li-0-..
ir.i-; 'i ti' vmage, -ne Knew a thing or piaiume
hi; iicio iviiiu iu nij i . i . . . . ( i
iwo. vnanotre was siv ana cun-ane
Charlotte was sly and cun-
woru mother, surrounded by four trembling children, seated in the
centre of a loose floor, the only dry
that trail tenement. A lit-
as repeating in sweet and tones our Lord's Prayer.
heads of the others reclined in
their mother's lap. As she
upon their devotions, her
gazed
Jio'irf find thf fimf nf inf-m"r mtitv !
lighter in his presence. Indeed, he i f tablf and
darling of a man,' and' a"?.r vlwiaX
' t riT"' rifl a- ll'l T 1 lili l- -
C3 V j ' carpet and mahogany jly smile of Christian resignation
was a very i it
ir hn77lii'i riii wife tra env
iriiipi. i.,v.vi f ii ; slmPIe
II uvm w . v milt lla- mJJ t Vll 1
venerable matrons
voung misses of his native town
tylo at first, but as the
. ISVmntoms bprnnio mnm flivnnihlo.
or the amiabiei-- i , ... .. '
increased the dose, until the Doc-
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His parents were long inc3 dead; V1"15-" f.eau.lu ir-v Peccabut the Doctor still liv?d in an an.; viand yield at discretion, cient house; a gloom v,dingy looking I Weeks and months passed by, pile, both out and in." Itsdormitoiies'and Poor Chatlotte was beginning with lights of seven by nine, its mas-1 to despau- of realizing her pleasant i 1 10 O YY C Klirt IfMi 1 i 1 lj-vl- 4-1 .-v
sive doors oi oak; its low broad j-""10- umw chimnies, its flattened roof scarcely ,a llttle sad at Dr- 'Tis veQ fifteen feet from the 'mother earth,' i 553111 the Doctor surprised her in a and other unmistakeablc m;u-ks, ! tloud ot tears- But shc was kind evinced that it was a liouse of the ' aud gentle, and an ungenerous olden time a Puritan structure ought towards him was treasou n mnmimnnf nfnthpr nnd mnrn linn. 1 " "er breast. She loved him with
beaming from her half tearful eyes.
Charlotte stood for a moment in the door of that miserable looking sanctuary, unnoticed by the inmates, and at a single glance saw their painful destitution of the comforts of life. In one corner there was a sad apology for a bed, close to which stood a plain, uncovered stand sup
porting a well thumbed bible. Not a thread of a carpet was to be seen.
A half quenched fire was struggling into life upon the hearth; an old and homely cupboard, without doors,
displayed a
knives, forks and
meagre
account of
dishes. Itecog-
est days. And the Doctor really loved that homely, dingy house.
The little village arose from its
her young heart's best and purest love, and seemed to live upon his smiles; yet, when alone, she could
breakfast table one morning and ; noc neIP contrasting the rough and found itself in rommotion. What uuseemly house iu which she
could it mean? Why a painter ' lived with the stately mansion of
was seen at work on that old build- her father m whlch she bad Passed ing of Dr. Lawrence Bell; the car-jher former years. pets were stretched upon the gar-! 'This won't do,' thought Dr. Bell,
den pailings, and the waiting maid j 'I must school that gentle being: for
1 know the sou is there to
the choicest flowers flowers whose !
fragrance will cheer the dullest
nizing Dr. Bell, the widow sprang
hand
soou on their way home the Doc- j Yes, yes. It was for the best. I tor studiously avoiding auy allusion see, I feel, I acknowledge it.'' to the scene they had iust Witnessed, i "Heaven knows what is best for
and Charlotte recalling to her mind I us, and orders all for good, if we on-
evervthing that had occured since ly perform our duty lot, however
they first set out. When he help- our mere natural good, but for our
ed her from the carriage to her room, ! spiritual well being, trod Is spirit she was almost paralyzed with cold, ual and eternal, and all his proviThe transition was enchanting. I dences in regard to his creatures
There was a warm room, and a look to spiritual and eternal ends, warm fire blazing cheerfully on the Thus, while the saving of you and hearth. The windows and mirrors ! your children, from this calamity, lookod larger than when she left ; may conduce to your higher good, them; the carpet felt as soft and its permission to fill upou another
! rich as any Brussels her little foot man aud his children, may be the 1 " .an sa
ever pressed, and even the tace ot means oi their spiritual elevation, the old clock was transformed with ' All that occurs in each one's life, is
oounte-! Peasant smiles. designed to react upon his charac-
A lew days afterwards the doctor ;ter; and this is the reason why one and Charlotte were sitting together man is visited by calamity, while in their little parlor. The winds another is spared, and is the reason were howling mournfully around the why one man is permitted to get house, and a cheerful fire crackling rich, while another, strugle as he on the hearth. She felt that she . will, remains poor. God directs and
was surrounded with every conceiv-1 overrules all for good, in individuals
able comfort 'In the course ol the as well as nations. All is under his
ensuing spriug,' said Dr. Bell, we will lay the foundation of a new
house, my dear what do vou say ! to that?' 'I think, Doctor, the
foundation has been already laid,' j
answered Charlotte, pressing herj T '. n A
most bewitchingly on her delighted That
husband; 'our house is good enough, j r i ..
ami may l never want a uoiier one. i hi. .Jtron. -h.. dr.u
The Doctor s flowers were in bloom, shedding an infant freshness about
his heart.
COPPER,
TIN, AND SHEET IRON
Manufactory. T7 R. A. JETER would mpretfiilljr inform th ' . ciiiunn of Bruokvillr and vicinity, that he ha irmntfd to hit new Buililinir, inr door North of D Price store, and nearly opposite to Linck and Farquhara, whrrr he expects tu keep constantly on
hand, and made of the beat material, and in the belt i jrlcof workmanship, a complete assortment of Bmss, Copper ftrillaninJap' pan. find Tin-ware. He has also, on nand, and is eoa'tantly reeeirinr, laefe awrttnents of ihr bet Stners ever offrred in lhi market, comprising OAEK''"J PATENT, HESOR'S DOUBLE OVEN', M E.SOR'S CHESSENT. the mii.t approTed Mylcs of PREMIUM, together ailb air-:iglil and Parlor stores. HV will keep cnntantlv on hand for tale, Sarar Kettles, Pins Kettle,, Tra Kettles, Skillets, aud nurtt kinds of Hollw-ware. Castinrs, Waffle Irons, Odd skillets, I.ids, Jte. Cupper and l it Oatters and Pipes, will be pnt Bp at ibe shortest notice. Everjihing in his l-ne will be sold at Cincinnati eab prices. or lower than can he sold here. His old patrons, and all w!ii wish to do well, will pie, se call at the sirn of the GREEN STOVE, where he will endeavor to accommodate them with tbe best of all articles in his line. Brass, Copper, and Pewter, will be taken in excaaug-c furarticles ia his Uae. r. H. A. JETER. Aaj. ltd, !.- I.
Life
MOFFAT'S Pills and Phcenix
eye, and not a sparrow falls without is observation."
Attention Is invited to a New and !
VKIIY H AN lSOll hi ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND
G
o o
French Enrr Kill Stones.
T. BRADFORD fc CO. may be
found at work on the CORNER OF WALNUT and SECOND Sis . Cio-
ctnnati.and are prepared to tarnish French Burr Mill Stones of a snpert. or quality to any establishment in the
western Country. Also, the Genu
ine Dutch Boluar Cloths. Anker
Brank. Mill Irons and Screws. Dam. els Irons, Screen Wire, Plaster of Paris, 4e Also, French Burr Pert able Cum and Floaonr Mills. ALL WORK WARRANTED of the beat quality. 4-ly
was dusting and washing and clean-'
sing every thing before her. Con-
swift-winged
lecture mounted her
steed, and flew from door to door, ! hours of her life; add sweetness and and the most innocent of all inno-j adornment to her being, and yield cencies, village gossip, flaunt id by i their richest perfume wherever she in her many colored robes, in extat-' may set her feet.' And the Doctor ic rapture. " She knew all about it; ! drew ou his second glove, the Doctor was about to leave forj There is a peculiarity in the cliBoston. for the fortieth time, and ; mate of the old Bay State. A nawas desirous ' to have his cottage j tive can snuff the air, and tho' there renovated whilst away, that he j be a cloudless skv, tell within an
annoyance which
might avoid the
must necessarily attend such an oppcration. Well, the doctor went to Boston.
hour of the time of rain. It was a sober, golden afternoon in autumn. Stirred by the sultry breeze,
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iiiu ciiu itux lusucii in mcian-! ,,f ilnni-f
1 11 1 ! 1 1 1 . , . . . . I "V V
i wcck rolled uv, so did a daintv cholv cloauence.
Eddving gusts
towards him and clasped his
m hers with feelings akin to emotion. Charlotte was not a little astonished at such a reception; but they were introduced, and the poor woman at once took her by the hand and led her to the chair which she had just left. "You are welcome, my dear mad:
am, to such shelter as the God of
the shelterless has provided for me. But vou are cold, verv cold." and
iri'tit I J 7 ' J 7
ici,a i,
shawl. "Yes a little I am, but" and it came to Charlotte's mind that the poor woman, too, was cold, with her plain and unseasonable dress; and it were cruel in her to complain in
her presence. Charlotte looked her
full in the face. Never had she seen such beams of tenderness. There was something heavenly iu her eyes, which awakened the most painful admiration. Then in the countenances of her children there was a
sweet sadness which made her sick
She asked of them their
and was promptly
From the New York Organ ALL FOR THE BEST. All is for the best,' said one to a
merchant who had met with heavy ; losses. "It is not for the best that Ij should lose my property;" indignantly replied the merchant j "The Lord's providence deals intimately with the affairs of men," , said the other, "and all these deal-1
ings are for good. ' j But the merchant spurned the ; sentiment. His heart was placed on riches. He looked upon money as the greatest good. Loss of wealth, therefore, in his mind, was the greatest evil that could befal him.
"It is not for the best," he said
in his heart; and with something of
the spirit in which the fool said
"no God!"
The disaster proved total. The merchant yet quite a young man, became a bankrupt, Nor was this all. A marriaue contract in a weal-
several names,
little carriage, and reined up short sported on the hills, and the valleys 1 an(j modestly id the doctors house. Many an j sent up their plaintive murmurs to! cnm J
n H 1 . 1 A 1 I , A . w-W.aV
eye lonowed it uniu it sioppeu, ca
i the air.
ger
answered
timo w.is siVMit. in
ii j i i f - r
i inousana onus oi every i .vtu,, ,tnrm
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iu wavuu-i uat. it. u iiu in. vv.ni-, nuo ami souiT. were cnirninsr in mo i n.... n ur.. ii..
- ; uuaic, ;iiiu ii wua iiui long uuiuio Hie
I clouds disiippeared from the face of
on your bonnet, heaven. The Doctor stepped out
After
broken
began to
tain. Tho hammer iu
blacksmith poised his
his hand; matron and:
sombre woods.
Charlotte, slip
maid crowded the windows, the!alu Q wn
teamster halted his oxen, the
j uuvt i)
me this atternoon, ; to prepare for leaving, and as if to
Alld 111 uuriy mm-' seize tho. onnortunitv. t in widow
l i l sf j 1 i . . .1 j I 1 . I
cnant icu ine counter ana uic cicik , utes tl wcpe jaunting glowIv ond . Mq Chuvlotte's ear a slrain In ' nm I ii II -v-1 .mi r .-k ari-wv i Ksirli . . !
ma vui an .U..MUI.O lu ...uu pe.SmtV along tlieroad. j
pleasantly along the road. N
i ami ineii me ciear ano swvpr i:inrii ,i
A t 111 111" . i ll - O I 'I"
ted, ana ine next unng presciucu 0f Charlotterangthrouffh the woods.
was to be seen.
AW sTaf" ! f a" ftni sTkll 4 21 (a l?4 IA f V !..'"
pi t-v . sj 11, CJ i v - V' I 11 V HV4 VllVllUClUCklV rl (. in I l.-wj-tf s-v . Iirrl.-' i.i.i 1 .... I 1 t
rlrwcc-
i.i.i i
was a neat little toot, in a
gaiter, pressing the step of that neat little carnage; then came a modest little hand, encased in a lus-
The Doctor 'cracked a joke' or two, aud talked vith a volubility which was rare to him.
husband, rapid and full of
feeling, such as sho had not expected to hear. 'Good, kind creature,' she added, 'he never permits me to thank him as I should Oh, he is generous in-
. , .. , . : sucn a liouse as mat i said he, point-, need, vou Know not how much we
iui uiuutij jihc to a lowly hovel near the road.! owe him, for the amount of hapni-
came a rose colored bonnet, plumed
as gay as the bird ol paradise; then a fashionable shawl, with as many hues as a peacock's tail: and finally
Charlotte cast a furtive glance ', ness we have in life.'
in the direction of the hut, and J 'But by what means, may I inwould have doubted that it con-quire, has he secured so large a claim tained a human being had she not upon your gratitude.' seen the smoke issuingfiom its roof, i 'Manv by his constant and un-
"Some miserable drunkard or ; tiling labors around the couch of
. "(prowling thief, I daresay, makes my poor, dear, husband; by his at1 fill's Vil af Immra frt Ci-rnon liirai fWwi.-i f 1 f i iiMi Tn tr mrtcf t-iit.citTf nranfc
a very beauty she was, too. with ro-1. nfi,ftnoRf lt1on ch,rUtJhn I,n hJthoA ul i.v
half a web of satin containing a wo
man! am . -tr-v
line, the Uoctor had unccrmo
niously tiken himself a wife.
guish big black eves, and cherry
lips, which when parted, displayed 1 two rows of teeth as white as Cey-1 Ion's ivory. A shower of glossy! ringlets deluged her snowy neck ;
men,
te, in reply. 'Well see" thought Dr. Bell And they travelled on. ay An hour had not elapsed when the Doctor remarked "I perceive
my dear, we are to have a little rain,
very spring ot rcach
''And Diana' grace was in her step Appol'o'a music ia fur voice."
She was in the
me, and never did the sun untold aiback towards the west and discovloveher Blossom. -Our future home. ;cred that the clouds were rushing
my dear, it was all the Doctor wUdlv up the heavens. At
saia as ne handed her into a little
regular visits since his decease, and the consolation he has afforded me from his words of kindness; by the most substantial evidence of his goodness of heart, in leaving me the means of subsistence from day to
aud may be caucrht before we can day, until I was able to provide for
home.' Charlotte looked mvsclf; bv
up the heavens. At this
mnmont n dp:ifrn5tior ruvil if tlmn.
firlT aa 0fn uVelV ' h f?urt:en-! der startled her, the Doctor turned Charlotte Bell was not thunclc
shuck oy an means, out slightly It wus a subUme that , to ht b that book to b(J
4
able to to my
'No more, no more,' interrupted Charlotte. 'How can vou live in
such a house as this? 'Oh, you know not how happy I am here, with God and these dear little children to live for. I am
of good
il lrSlMt Tn Tlir rrrmihlinir I 'h.ii-l.tt,r. ' rhuor ond L-nntv f-1i.it In-, it?
ably felt like a newly caged canary j The approachig storm was in full provide for me according bird. 1 here wpre the windows .with ! .. .j i i . . , mi
., , :. ., ie, ana uie ciouus "marshaled wants, ine very storms prepare small ridged lights and uncouth' themselves like bloody giants in the ! mv heart to enjoy the sweetness of
skv, when tosed to and fro bv tho ' the Ciilm that follows.'
storm breath of the Almighty." This was a strange part of the The electric fluid shot forth in livid ; philosophy of living to Charlotte's flame, and thunder shook the earth j mind. She became engrossed with the sobbing winds swept furious-! what shc had heard and seen. She
ly through the howling woods, and j felt that she was in the presence of
the leaves darkened the light of, a superior nature, and that true exheaven. Then came a calm, andjccllence and reftned morality were big drops of rain. The Doctor plied j not confined to marble halls." The the lash; and before the storm, burst Doctor's flowers were beginning to dvtK in if 3 Alia- liA i vrt--v. I .i 4- it... ' f,sivi...i.A
he had before! Just belore
paiuj vj. x tui auu.iun.uea C,XU. the attention of his wfn slinnprl h.ilf n ,v,rrU Tntn tho WA.
i j -wu aitM a. a i 111 w a. Here as they alighted from the car- i ow's hand, and whispered, 'you shall
sash.
long enough to reflect her pretty
face, and not encased in cold at that The drooping ceiling hung over her with au appalling lowness, and a huge eight day clock, as ohl as the 'oldest inhabitant,' standing alone iu the corner, with a full moon above its face, was ticking tho pulwtions of time as regularly i3 if no
one was execrating it at all.
thy family was broken off, thus vis
iting him with a double calamity, i "All for the best!" he said to himself bitterly, recurring to the sentiment which had been uttered in his cars. "No! it is not for the best. Why have I been dealt with so, harshly? of what crime have I been1 guilty? Whose ox, or whose ass, I have I taken unjustly? I have been frowned upon without a cause." i In this state he remained for
months, and then made another effort. On a few hundred dollars he commenced business once more, and with hard labor and slow progress made his way along the road of success. She to whom he had . been engaged in marriage, was united to a more wealthy lover; and he sought a union with one whose financial circumstances corresponded . with his own. In wedding he wed-! ded happily. The partner of his
bosom was a true woman, and their
hearts were joined in the tenderest affection. Years came and went, and many precious children blessed their union. Prosperity crowned the merchant's efforts. He gathered in wealth, but prized it less for its possessions than its use. "What now?" said the one who
had previously referred to the dark j dispensation of Providence. "Is all for the best? or does your heart still doubt?"
"I see it clearer now, yet sometimes I doubt," said the merchant. "But for the loss of property," said the other, you would have married the daughter of Humphrey. "Yes." "And she would have been the mother of vour children." "Yes." ' 'Have you heard of her conduct?' V.i Wlvit h;ia cho rl.-ino?"
i. 1 V Vt9jW a.a,vj WUV V.Sllt "Yesterday she deserted her husband, leaving a babe three months old, and has gone off with an opera
singer. "It cannot be!" "Alas! It is too true." "Wretched creature! Oh! Who could have holieved her heart so
corrupt
has just been Received by
RICHARD TYNER. "ur TYNER brs;s tu rrtura his crairful arknowlrdginrnts for pat favors and wishrs tu inlbrra
ait wiin mm u ri-toiorr as
It as ur rustumrrs and all mh srMh "lo buv
hrrrthri can buy thrsp- sl," that hr has just rr crivrd a fine slock of Fall and Wiutrr Goods, which will be sold as rhrap as such artielrs can bsr sulci in any town or at an, house in ih While Water Vallry. His usual full supply aud new reeriais aansist ia part of Cloths. Enrlisa black Cloths French do do American do do Kiirjish brown, blue and freea da Amrricsn " " " do Beairr anil Frit Clotb Orryand Cadrt do Blue, black aud green blanket do j f assimtres. En-fliih black Cassimere French " do I American " do I E'ilih striped and fsncj.do Fnnch " " do Blaik French doe skin do : Robsy Cassimere and Vrlveteea I Vestlngs. . Black Silk Vetting (Fancy " do Black Satin" do : Plain black and fancy Worsted do Black and fancy silk Velret Red silk Vrleet for Iriminin-fs Marseilles, blark C'loih and Cassimrre Vestinra Black and laucy silk and satin CRATATS
Italian do Sana Stocks and Silk Hdkr Satthiftts. Blur, hlaek, brown and drab Saliinctts Grey nu ted da Black " do Hibbrd, plain, striped and flrurrd do Suprr plain ami fancy Tweeds Rilling and biittalu Cord I.amartine Cord and Brarrrtern Kersey and Kentucky Jeans D"tne1ir Jeans and Linsey Fancy nlaid and variegated Cloak Liniaf
Red, wnite aud green flannels Super black silk warp Lustres
Striped and chautrrahle do Plair and mule colored do Rlack and fancy Alpacca do Siriprd Alpacca do S-iiin striped dn Silk broraile and fi-rnred Wirted do Napoleon blue mil Chameleon do Merino bUrk and assorted do l.coiese Cloih black and colored do
Plaid and striped Mohair plain and changeable Scotch and French Ca.hmeres Monu rrr. Ho. n Vista and Ore eon Plaids Plaid and airipeil Minis de I.ainrs Super Mourning Giuirhsins Plain ami fancy do Cahnirr de Rhine Plain ami fancy t.awns l.incnand Victoria do Iri-h Linens, Book Muslins and Sn iis Mull Viituriaand Ui-hup Lawns B . MNETS Oral) kinds aunt ajnalrties. vWf7 Artirhs. Rlack and col'd silk Frinrcs; Linca da Gimp and .lacnnelt l.inrn Cambri" Handkrrchirfs White Lace Capes Fancy Hilkfs Fall Styles of Ribbons and Trim mi lies Vt Ivet IlihlHins and Rihhons uf all kinds Lsseies silk and ca.hmere Gt ves PicnicGlueis ami Milts WiMilen Mills ami Gloves White Mertnn and Cashmere Hilkfs M.-n's blark, whitr and fancy silk and cotton Hose T hn ad and c-hioii Laces and Kdgings WiHileu Comforts Sewing Silk.; t ailors' and Dress Trimmings I ans; Con, lis, I himbles: Rmlons; Suspenders; Pock
ei himius; -warei nags, tie. XC Ttro tt a ml ml and Pieces of Prima
Plain, plaid, (lowered and Urn red Armrican Prints Plain, plaid, flowered Kuglish and French Prints Plain aud fancy oil Prints And in fine. Prims of all qualities, descriptions and colors that any one can desire. Dress Silks. Plain black Silks Red, pink, bine, green aad plaid) Silk Fancy Bonnet Silk f- Gro de Rhine black do (' arsr Hands and Imfstirs. Bleached and brown Muslins of tariuus widths from ts z ins wide Red I kkinga and Mariners' S in pes Checks and Drillings Wagon corerings; Linen and Col ton Bagging Bleached a:id brown l.inen Table Covers SHAWLS. Silk embroidered crape Shawls do dn and plain black and mode do Fringed While Shawls Silk and Bullion Fringe mole colored Shawls
De Lame ana heavy Cloth do llafs and Cops. Mole Skin and RVairr Hata Nruira silk and brush do Burns Vina and California do Common Angola da Children's Velvet Caps Black and blue Cloth dn Fur do
tlardirarr mid Cttll
Ames' Shovels and Spades
Rowland's to do Pic ks and Hoes Trace Chains, Saws, Square and Hinges Knives and Forks Door, Trunk and Cupboard Looks Files and Rasps
Chisels an i Carpenters' Planes A large and extensive Variety of Iron a id Mail a Also a complete assortment of )-. F.F.S WARE, Glass Ware, atone Ware aud Earthen Ware. Grace-
aan.aoie Learner, ate Ke Kta
G.sfcW.H. ROSEB0031 Plane k Edge Tool Banfacturers And Dealer! in Hardware and Cutlery. No. 334 Main Si reel. Between Eeighth and Ninth, Cincinnati, Coopers, Carpenters, Wogon. Cabinet, and Chair Makers' Tools, of every description, always oa ha- d, OR MADE TO ORDER, AT SHORT NOTICE. Ma.-, la Ni -U-ly
Fall Stock.
THE SURSCRIP.Fi? has just opened bis slock of Krw and Well Selected Goods, purchased express ly for ihr FALL JSD UlSTtJt SEASONS. mud now offers ibem to the public on the most fsvorable terms. He believes that from king experience ia the business aud the satisfaction he has heretofore uniformly given his patrons, none who examine his present as sortmtnt will ba at all dnappoiutrd, either in the I 'rice or (nulilu. To his usual full supply, be has added tbe fallowing articles. Super black dress SILKS Cashmere de Rhine Striped Alpacca Rl'k and fancy Alpacca Embroidered Cktakinr
Plaine and Fanry unslins dr LaiM Mohair and Silk Warp Lustres Super Mourning Ginehams
Plain and rancy do
Super Enriish brown ground Prints
" black ft white do
Fnrnitn.e Prints
In this department we ask the attention ol the Is-
Veslings.
I-Wll
dies, as we have a very full aud choice collection
prints of every variety in srj le and price.
SShair.ls, liibbons, tVr.
t-4 Embroidered Wool Shawls
Plain blark " Do Snnt-r mode and bl'k Do Silk Embroidered I o
Silk Fringe Thibet Do
" " Muslin uc Lame Do Also Plain " " Do Fall styles of Ribbons and Trimmiugs VrlvetRihbon Silk and Linen Fringes I. attics' Silk and f.'ashmerr Gloeos Pic Vie Gloves and Milts Wonlrn Mitts and Gloves Linen and Cambric H'dk'fs Super Mixed Wool Hose White Merino Du Cashmere Do A full assortment of Cotton Hosiery, white Jt Colored Children's plain and fancy Hose Paris Hoods, a beautiful article fur children Tyrol Hoods Woolen Comfurt Ladies Dress Hdkfs and Cravats Thread and Cultun Laces and Edgings Rook Muslin Swiss Mull Plain and Embroidered Jackonets Ijiidirs' Shorn. An assortment of elegant and substantial casta
made Gaiters and Shoes. ( 'loth v. V ssitnrres, French Rlack Cloths
Brown, Mine and Cadet Cloths Pilot and fell Over Coaling PUin and fanci Cassimeres of ne e stylrS A very b auiiful selection aud very cheap Super fine plain anil fancy Tweed Lamartiue Curd, BulTalu Cord, Beavcrteen St Jeans (Jassinrts.
In this department we havr an abundant stock of
every color, plain and fancy, and ol every quality.
I hr nest assortment wc have ever presented to ou r customers. VESTIXGS. Rich fancy Woolen and Silk Veslings Saiin and Silk Velvet Do Italian Cravats Fancr Do J Plain and fancy Pocket H'dkTa ' Glove and Hosii ry Irish Linens A large stock of bleached and baown Maslsns
Hals and ( Black Brush Hats
Do do do low arown Common Angola Hata Blark and brown Mexicaa Hata Do do do Par boys Bo)s'il Velvet Caps Spring Cloth do Nay do do Men's Cloth Traveling do Do Gold digger Muskrat do Boys' Cloth Bell Top da Child's Turbans lintd and Shoes. Ladies' Calf, Kip and Goat Bootees Cbil Irro'a and Misses' do do do Children's Rrogan Ladies' Kid hind lies and spring keeled lie
Do high bosk ms j Men' and Bo a Kip and Thick Brogana Youths' Kip da j Men's thick Bools, double soled i Do Kip da da Men' Calf Moots Da do and Goat Shoes, 8nc 1 Groceries, Ho rd tea re. Qneens- j w e. S'onr fy Drlt Ware. SOLE LF. ATHF.R and ail ibe articles usually kept under these heads, fresh, well selected and cheap, tn wcich wc can honestly invite the public atteu. tion. 3B N. D. KALLION.
lery
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Bitters.
Theae Medicinea haesj now been beforvj the pbite for a period of FIFTEEN YEA3LS. aad daring that time have maintained a high character in almost every part of the globe for their exlraor diuary and immediate power of restorinr perfect health to persons autTerinp; under nearly every kind of diaeaee to which the human frame at liable. IN MANY THOUSANDS of certificated inatancee, they have even reocuei anffereva from the very verge of an untimely grave, after all the deceptive nostra out of the day had at. terly failed ; and to many thousands they have permanoatly aeenred that uniform enjoyment of health, without which life itself ia but a partial bleaaing. So great, indeed, haa their efficacy invariably aud infallibly proved, that it ha appeared acarcely leas than miraculous to those who were acquainted with the beautifully philosophical prin. ciplee upon which they are compounded, and npoa which they consequently act. It was to their manifest and sensible action in purifying the springs and channels of life, and enduing them with renewed tone and vigor, that they were indebted for their name. Uulike the host of pernicious quackeries which boast of vegetable ingredients, the LIFE MEDICINES are purely aud solely vegetable ; and eontain neither MeTCUiy, nor Antimony, nor Ana UIC, nor uy other mineral, in any form whatever. They are entirely composed of extracts from rare and powerful plants, the virtues of which, though long known to several Indian tribea, and recently to some eminent pharmaceutical chemists, are altogether unknown to the ignorant pretenders medical science ; and were never before administered in so happily efficacious a combination. The first operation is to loosen from the coat of the atoinach and bowels the various impurities and crudities constantly settling round them ; and te aemore the hardened faeces which collect in the convolutions of the small iutestiues. Other medicinea only partially cleanse these, and leave sue collscted masses behind to produce habitual Costiveneaa, with all ila train of evila, or sudden Diarrhosa with iu imminent dangers. This fact ia well known to all regular anatomists who e nomine tbe buman bowels after death ; and hence the prejudice of these well informed men against the quack medicines of the ape. The second effect of the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES to cleanse the kidneys and the bladder ; and, by this means, the liver and lungs, the healthful action of which entirely depends upon the regularity of the urinary organs. The blood, which takes its rod color from the agency of the liver and lunga, before it passra into the heart, being thus purified by them, and nourished by food coming from a clean stomach, courses freely through the veins, renews every part of the system, and triumphantly mounts the banner of health in the blooming cheek. The following are among the distressing variety of human diseases in which ths VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES are well known to be infallible: DYSPEPSIA, y thoroughly cleansing the first aud second stomachs, aud creating a flow of pare healthv bile, instead of the stale and acrid kind ; FLATULENCY, Lot of Avpttitt. Hurtbun, Headache, Reetleunttt, Ill-temper, Anrtty, Languor, aud Melancholy, which are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vauish, as a natural consequence of its cure. CoCtiveneSS, by cleanaiug the whole length ef the intestines with a solvent process, and without violence : all violent purges leave the bowels costive within two days. Di&rrhcBa and Cholera, by removing t sharp acrid fluids by which these complaints are occasioned, aud by promoting the lubneauve secretion of the mucous membrane. FsVeni f all kinds, by restoring the blood to regular Circulation, through the process of perspsration in such cases, and the thorough solution at all intestinal obstruction in others. The Lira; MinictNKS have been known tn car RHEUMATISM permanently in three
weeks, aud GOUT iu half that time, by removing local inflammation from the muscles and ligaments of the jointa. Dropsies of all kinds, by freeing aud strengthening the kidneys and bladder : they operate moat delightfully on these important organs, aud hence have ever been found a certain remedy for the worst cases of GRAVEL. Also Wormi, by dislodging from tbe turnings of the bowels the slimy matter to wliich these creature adhere. Asthma ""d Ccnnmption, by relieving the air-vessels of tbe lungs from the mucous which even slight colds will occasion, and which, if not removed, becomes hardened, and produces Uicm dreadful diseases. Scurvy, Ulcers, and Inveterate Sores. j the perfect punty which these T.l KK MEDICINES e,ve the blood, and aUthe humors. . Scorbutic Eruptioni "d Bad Complexions, by their alterative effect upon the fluids that feed the akin, and the morbid state of which occasions all eruptive complaints, sallow, cloudy, and other disagreeable complexions. The use of these Pills for a very short time will effect an entire cure of SALT RHEUM, and a striking improvement in the clearness of tie akin. COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA wHl always be cared by one dose, or by two even ia the worst cases. PJXES. As a remedy for this most diatrrosios; and obstinate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES deserve a distinct aud einnuitUc recomnieudaliou. It is well known to hundreds in this city, that the former proprietor ef these valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this complaint for upwards of THiamr-nvt vests; and that he tried in vain every rrmedy prescribed within the whole compass of the Materia Jdediem He however at length tried the Medicine which ia now offered to the public, and he was cured in very short time, after his recovery had been pronounced not only impiobable, but absolutely impossible, by any human means. FEVER ADD AGUE.
this
ELEDICAL NOTICE. I R BCR A T A I F. of Cincinnati. Oh, bas located i
I i place to practice ibe ECLECTIC or HEFORM sst. tn of M dicine. Office on the West siaV of the Pabtic Ssjnare opposite the eMnty ofllrt-s, where be may be fennd al all limes, v. hen nut absent en pro fessior'al business. Dr. R. ill devote particular attention thetrratmeut ef t'brsMsJc Blames, Of the I.iver, l.unr. Stomach, Kidnrrs, Spleen, Hovel, Eyes. Skin. fce. Als-., to the treatment of L'lcers, Tunmrs. Goitre r Broncho ele. Asthma, Dyprpia, Piles, Epilepsy, rlhcumati.au. White Swellins;, Scald Hrad. Carboncles, Female diseases, Kruralria. Dropsy. 4-e , all of which may be sncees.rnllv treated avith-iui tbe use of Mrrcarr, Arse-
. V. Moasow, Prof, of theory and practise in tbe
Eclectic Institute. J. BnCHAHnan. Prof, of Physiolory.
B. L. Hill, Prof, of Surgery.
re.
I'hrsubsrrih r w..uA ,i.k ,k. ...Mi. ii, ' nic. or any other dangerous drur.
learn what his snmrnsi riiitiimrri .iivmIv knuia i Kefersrsscwn.
nameiy, tnai ine anove articles are equal in quality to any in the country and sold as cheap. He bas an ei tensive aud l"r acquaintance with Ihr most prom-
nr.. m .,Hi. wi vuniiiiiiii ano ine easiern cities - 7 . . j .wand this adv.nt.tre enables him t. b.v the verv first 1 Prrf. f tbeory and rrart.ee in the Ee
quality of stushI at ihe lowest -vties. He knoos that I Brctie Institute at Memphis, bescll. at a. small an .Hv.o.JL- .He -J..!.. .ii. Dr. P. K. W.i..H, Dr. T. V. WaiefiT, either
as an merchant .k.. r .k j u. i of whom mar be addressed by letter at Cincinnati
nailers himsrir that he can convince any one who tsisheato rianiiiie l.ir himself that in excellence of I
article ana ei apneas of price, he cannot he snrpass-
KICHARD TTKEsT. B rook vi lie. Is., Nov. I, lll.-,4f
the even tenor of his wav
tbe sick and spreaclin
-hoaliuii
j the sun-'
ri;tc;e to take shelter, tho rain foil' hoar from me a pa in.' Thov were
"Was not the loss of your wealth
leaving, Charlotte a blessing, seeing that it has saved
both you and your children from
disgrace and wretchedness:
Thrix a blessing!
"A blessing!
Broukvillr, Oct., JS49. pa 41, am.
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Carpeting; Carpetings, 5 Pieces Fine Wool lnrram Carpetmr. 3 pieeea Wool Filltnr do 1 pieces " Firure do 3 pieces Cotton Inrraia do 3 pieces Venetian do A part nfihe above list are corains; from Cincinnati
wm re lately pnreaases them. I hey are ol tee nnest quality and richest colors and will be sold at
. ciu.tia.il psioe, aus will he sawon wita pleasure, tu any un wi.hinr to inspect thera. Nov. 1, U9. R. TYNER, aV T ores Anil C1asAiA
aiuo auu opicuiuu STOCK. .fKIP and .ALK SKINS. Al e Morocco III ml inr, I.ininrs, te. I The above slock of Leather I have just received ibis week fmni Philadelphia, and is of the best man. I ufactory in thecity. JAMES D. HENRY. Laurel, June tb. I to -l
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. II r o k v 1 1 1 e. Inn OIBce en Main btii.cust . oea.aa, IS47.-iJ-ly Tcs, Codec, Sarsr, Mulasses, Rice, Tobacco, Pepper, Umrer, cjpice. Cinnamon, Jte. ate. All which will be sold as cheap at the cheapest, for cash, or for any kind ol'couutry produce, March 30, 1849. ii. D. OALLION.
For this scourge of the western country these Medicinea will be found a safe, speedy, and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system sakject to a return of the disease a cure by those medicines is permanent TRY THEM, BE SA TISFIED, AND BE CURED. Bilious Fevers and Liver GomplaiaU. General Debility, Los or ArrTiT, Diseases or Females these medicines have been used with the most beneficial results in cases of that description Kino's Evil, and Scrofula, in Us worst forms, yields to the mild yet powerful action el thesa remarkable Medicines. Nioht Sweats, Niavoct Desiutt, Nestois CoaiXAiirra of sJ kinds, Faltitatiosj or thb Heaet, PAiirrEa'a Colic, are speedily cured. ELERCURIAL DISEASES. Persous whose constitutions have become i aspaired by the injudicious use of Mercury, wiU find these Medicines a perfect core, as they never fall to radicate from the system all the effects ei Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful preparations of Sarsaparilla- A single trial wilt place them beyond the reach of competition, in the estimation of every patientBE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEITS. Several have lately been discovered, and tbeit nefarious authors arrested, both in the city of New York and abroad. Buy ef ne one who is not an AVTaeuassa Aoext. Prepared and sold by Dr. W. B. M0FFAT.3M Broadway, New-York-FOR SALE BY M W HAILK, Brookviilc, lad Still More Extraordinary . WE would sdviseour readers to notice the iaereasinr, popularity of Or. Hall's Lans; Bai; cam. Mr. North, the afrnt. tells us that he is aston t'hed hiniself, at the number of cures that it is ic rf r aninc anions; onr own citizens, whose namea ho occe sionally publishrs. that those who may be sceptical may call on them, and hear from their own lips, how they were snatrhed from an untimely lamb, and re stored to their friends and relative, by rsine this truly valuable medicine. The sernt still rontiai.es
lo Rusrantoe Dr. Hall's Balsam to C've reuei wimin 4 hours, or returns the money. Kvery bottle that has been sold in Cincinnati, durmr, the last sis months, was olil ith the above guarantee; and be has yet to see the first bottle returned. Forsuk tr JOHN HINKARD. General affent for Indiana, and M. W. HAILE. BrookvilUr.
DUI1MK &. CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IX
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, XT) WATCH-MAKER'S TOOLS 8c MATERIALS
Corner of Havins;
HOSS HOUSE.
timer of Court snd Walnut St. Cincinnati. 1
taken, for a term of years, tbi laree i
Hotel, called Planters- I have ehaneed the name to f
Hues House. The proprietor feels confident his j IrieiidJwill give him a call, as soou as they find out J where be is. A. L. ROSS1149. -sIy rroprie'or.
a vn WATCH-M
CONSTANTLY on hand, an eatcasive assort meal
i, af fine Gold and out Jruelry, bold and Silvc Spectacles, Gold and Silver Lever and Verge Watch es; Gold and Silver Pencils, Spectacle Glasses, Vi nlin Strittcs,rVrrnssion caps, Pistols, Razors, Knives Scissors, Ste. ate. No. 5, West Fourth Street CIS CIS X ATI. O. Oct. SO, 1847. 3-!y Grind StoneslOO Grind Srann on ba"l snd for le bv tr.i. IS" R.TYHT1".