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company on the loth inst., at Harrison, New Trenton, Rochester and B rookville, and that one notice thereof be given by publication in the Franklin Democrat and Indiana American. Resohed, That John Godley, Warren Tebbs, Hamilton Ashby, Richard Calin, Nathaniel Leonard, John Cheatham, nnd William Hinkstnn, at Harrison; John P. Case, Joseph Sizelove, Eliphalet Barber, Samuel Butcher, Z. A. Nye, Earl Power, Isaac Adair, James It. Jones, and Joseph Webber, al New Trenton ; Benjamin Whitney, Joseph Bennett, E. Withers, Samuel Note, D. F. Cooley, Allen Backhouse, John S. Cooley, Reuben Cooley, John A. Quick, H. M. Howard, and Bradbury Cottrell, at Rochester; Theodore Pursel, Benj. II. Burton, James II. Speer, Richard Tyner. John A. Matson, Abner McCarty, John G. Adair, Samuel McCurdy, Hiram Carmichael. Rufus Haymond, William Robeson, Enoch M'Carty, Michael M'Candall, Francis Grasmuck, Wm. W. Butler, Samuel Alley, E: D. Crookshank, David Slaughter, Joseph Price, N. Walker, Harvey Blackledge, Mr. Bloomfield, (of Clarksburgh.) James Wildridge, Joseph Patterson, Newton Taylor, Geo. G. Shoup, Thomas Wright, and B. H. Larue, at Brookville be, and are hereby appointed te soMcit and receive subscriptions of capital stock to said Company. Resolved, That the above appointed persons be requested to report the amount of stock fiibscribed to B. II. Burton, al Brookville, on or before the 27th inst. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be publithed in the Franklin Democrat and Indiana American. Resolvedl That this Board adjourn to meet at Brookville on the 27th inst. ENOCH M'CARTY, Pres't. B. Cottrell, Sec'y, P. S. Those obtaining subscriptions will please make the following entry in their subscription list previous to obtaining signatures, to wit: " We, the undersigned, promise to pay the sum or Fifty Dollars for each share of slock set opposite our names, in such manner and proportions and at such times as the President and Directors of the Harrison and Brookville Turnpike Com

pany may direct. Witness our hands, this--aay 01 1847." Tha War-Peac . The Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations, in a speech in favor of placing three millions of dollas in the hands of the President to buy peace with Mexico, said, that the President was of opinion, from communcalions he had received from Mexico, that peace could be had, and he was willing to assent to it, provided Mexico would cede to us New Mexico and Upper California. Of course, this does not look to the acqusition of territory. Mr. Miller thought the threa millions would not command peace. Four millions were asked last sfasiM. three. !t we grant the money, it will disapear, and peare be as far off as ever. He said "it was now for the first time avowed for the President, that the object of the war is conquest the dismemberment of the Mexican Republic. He was opposed to all such designs. He thought the war must goon, and when the bill was footed up, it would be found that its first vear would cost us 100 000 000.'"-Gin. Gaz. From the Cineinnali Times. Railroad to St Louis. The meeting at the Merchants' Exchange Wednesday evening to respond to the action of the city of St. Louis, in relation to a proposed railroad from St. Louit to Cincinnati, was well attended. Oa motion, Hon. Henry E. Spencer, Mayor, was called to the Chair; E. D. Mansfield and W. D. Gallagher, Esqs., were appointed Secretaries; Messrs. S. H. Goodin, R. Buchanan, Jas. Cooper, Geo. Holmes and Jas. Pullan. were nominated, and took their seats as Vice Presidents. His Hjnor slated the object of their meeting to be to respond w the recent movement by the author ities of St. Louis, in regard to an internal line of communication between that city and our own. The proceedings of the Board of Aldermen of the former place were read, which among other things, proposed to aid the work by a subscription of half a million of dollars on the part of St. Louis. W. R. Mortis, Esq. addressed the meeting, showed the importance of the contemplated road, and stated the distance to be about three hudred and forty miles estimated the cost S 4.003.000 -the nrobahle route via Hami t n. Indianapolis, south of spnngtield to St. Louts. The financial Part of the Dlan was also considered. Mr Morris closed by moving the appointment r n ? . . . i a v-ommmee oi twenty to report to the meeting. The Chair thereupon nominated W. R. Mortis, A. Riddle, J. Lawrence, John Baker, R. Crawford, A. G. Pendleton, John Whetstone, John Slevin, S. C, Parkhurst, James Hall, J. L. Avery, J. H. Gerard, J. If. Groesbeck, J D.Taylor, T. H. Minor, Isaac Young, W. P. Hulbert, H. Brachraan, Chas. Schnman, m. Perry. - - - j . The committee retired for consultation, and subsequently made a report, recommending the adoption of a Resolution, en tirely favorable to the project, which was . a . a - reaa ana unanimously adopted. E. D. Mansfield, Esq., offered an additional resolution, which was adopted, and addressed the meeting in a comprehen sive speech, embodying a great amount of geographical and statistical detail, german to the subject under consideration, which was listened to with much attention. A corresponding commilte was then appoin ted, to open and keep up a communica tion witn an otners interested, or sup posed to be, in carrying out the plan of 'he Road, with power to fill vacancies, viz: Wm, NefT, John Brough, Chas. Stetson, E. M.Gregory, Chas. Anderson. It was then agreed to suggest a general convention of delegates, to be held at Indianapolis on the first day of May eii, to concert a plan reoperations.

SOX S OF TEMPE ltANCE.

"LOVE, PL RITT, AXD FIDELITY."

List of Divisions Of the Sons of Temperance in the Slate of Indiana : No Kme Whr looted Indiana, Brookville, Wayne, Cvntrevillc, Clark, Richmond, Crystal Fount, New Albany, Lafayette, Logan Koads,'T). arborn Co, -' Dublin, Wayne Co, Fayette. Connersville, Madison, Madison, Jefierson, Jefferson, ille, Washington, Indianapolis, Cambridge, Cambridge, Muncie, Mnncie, Delaware Co, St Joseph, Mishawaka, St Joseph Co, Harmony, Laurel, Franklin Co, Rising Sun, Rising Sun. Franklin, Clinton, Vermillion Co, Horeh, Aurora, Dearborn Co, Orange. Fayetteville, Fayette To, Cedar Grove, Rochester, Franklin Co, Greenwood, Greenwood, Johnson Co, Patriot, Patriot, Switzerland Co, Metamora, Metamora, Franklin Co, Tippecanoe, Lafayette, Fountain, Covington, Fountain Co, Lyman Beccher, Evansville, Randolph, Winchester, Randolph Co, Mt Carmel, Mount Carmel, Franklin Co, Vnion, Liberty, TTnion Co, Milton, Milton, Wayne Co, Hope, Vincennes, (not organized,) Neilsott, Madison, Alquina, Alquina, Fayette Co, New Albany, New Albany, Olive Branch, Madison, Hopewell, Dillsborough, Dearborn Co, Bethlehem, Bethlehem, Clark Co, Mount Olire, Hagerstow-n, Wayne Co, Goshen, Goshen, Elkhart Co, Pendleton, Pendleton, Madison Co, Attica, Attica, Fountain Co, Spencer, Corydon, Harrison Co, Philanthropic, Richmond, Crawford, Leavenworth, Crawford Co, Fidelity, Indianapolis, Williamsbnrgh, Williainsburgh, Wavne Co, South Bend, St Joseph Co, Grawfordiville, Crawfordsvi)le,Montgom'ry co, Peru, Peru, Miami Co, Greensburgh, Greensburgh, Decatur Co, New Garden, New Port, Wame Co, Shelby, Shelbyville, Shelby Co, 10 u it 13 14 IS IS 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2S 27 28 29 42 45 50 rairneia, raiment, r ranklin en, Brownsville, Brownsville, Union Go. To our Readers. The Grand Division of Indiana being located at present at Brookville, we are necessarily called upon for the time to give some notices of the p roccedings of the Order. We hope the space occupied will not offend such of our readers as take no interest in this matter. The Order is beginning to attract the attention of the great and good of our State, and as we have no special organ, the American has to be the medium through which its official notices, and the progress and proceedings of the Order are made public. Our paper is large, and we hope none of our numerous readers will feel offended at the small space we may devote to this subject every week. The articles and notices w hich appear under the head of "Sons of Temperance," in the American ema nate from the O w f . or Indiana, and it would be well, there fore, for the Divisions tinder this jurisdiction to preserve the decisions and instruc tions to regulate their action. Installation. The installation of the officers of the Subordinate Divisions should take place at the first meetings in January, April, July and October. No circumstances should interfere with this business. If the G. W. P. or his Deputy is not present, the Senior P. W. P. must attend to the in at.ll.tinn XV n. n f , . L. . : instances this has been neglected. The : .i . : -l . s . installation should not be postponed even week lo suit the convenience Df the Deputy. It is the duty of the P. W. P's to attend to it. The business, harmony and usefulness of the Division is herious ly retarded by neglecting to it. And we J -J --.. v iw. 4 II VJ wi C I hope we shall hear no further complaints - - . . I upon this subject. Every P. W. p. who has read his B. B. cannot mistake his dutv ' in this matter. .i .... 1 Public Procession No Subordinate Division of the S. of T. can appear in public procession, or celebration, in regalia, without permission from the Grand Division. And this permission cannot be granted in vacation. The power is not vested in any officer or committee of the G. D. The privilege can only be granted when in sessi m. Divisions will bear Ihis in mind. A wilful violation of this rn.'e would subject them to a forfeiture of their charters. New Divisions. Since our last publication, the fojlowir?? charters have been granted, to wit : New Garden Division No. 50. in Wayne county ; Shelby Division No. 51, at Shelbyville ; Fairfield Division No. 52, Franklin Co. Brownsville Division No. 53, Union Co. Divisions Organized. X. G. W. p. Hannaman instituted Pendleton Division No. 39, on the 27th ult. Dr. John H. Cook was installed W. P. and Palmer Patrick R. S. The prospect for good is very flattering. Philanthropic Xo.43, at Richmond, was organized on lhe28ih ult. Wm. A. Bickle Esq, was installed W. p. The Deputy who organized the Division has made no report to the G. Division. Will he please attend to it ? Goshen Division AV 38, was organized on the 1st inst. by J. II. Orr, D. G. W. P assisted by twenty-two brethren of Si. Joseph Division. This Division is located in Elkhart Co., where there is mnch woik to do. F. A. Reed is the W. p. and T. G. Harris R. S. Fairfield Division Xo. 52, located in

Franklin county. This Divi.ion will be j organized on Friday eaenni;; (IQtli ints.); ,!

by D. G. W. p. Sullenberger. The ofiicers and members of Union Division No. 27 and Alquina Division No 32, are requested to attend, and assist in instituting this Divi!on. Bro. John B. Still has brcn commissioned to institute New Garden DWi-ion No. 50. Bro Ha-inaman will institute Shelby Division 6o soon as the necessary instruments are furnUhed him.

Obituary. Lacbcl, Feb. 5, 1847. Brother Clarkson: Dear Sir. Death hasag iin invaled the circle or our order. Another worthy and highly esteemed brother has, we trust entered that "haven of rest where sorrow is never known and where love and harmony will reign lorever." In behalf of the Division of which he was an efficient and truly devoted member, and Tor the consolation of his deeply bereaved friends, we send you a brief memento of our deceased brother for publication. Brother G. M. Smith, whose ear ly death we have so recently been called to lament was born July 30th 1812, in or near Brookville, Franklin Co. Ind. His father Benj. Smith is well known to many of the first settlers of this Co. having served them in years gone by, as associate judge; and taught many of their children the first principles of an English education. His son George has resided in this Co. almost entirely rrom the period ol his birth to hi dissolution. He married in the 2lt year of his age a daughter of.Mr. Samuel Rickord. Sometimeafter his marriage he embraced religion and continued to live a faithful and zealous member of an orthodox church for many years being part of the time a useful, diligent and highly esteemed leader in the M. E. Church. In 1843 together with a number of other respectable members of the church to which he was connected embraced the doctrine of the Second Adcenlists. Sometime after this, for reasons we are not informed he withdrew his membership from the church and we know not of his being at any time since a member of any Evangelical order, but he continued to sustain in this community a consistent life always giving abundant evidence of being firmly established in the doctrine of experimental religion. He was among the first to unite with the order of the Sons of Temperance in our village. And nobly, and firmly did he unite all the powers of his mind and generous feelings of his heart in promoting the exhalted object of our heaven hnm rusutuiion. lie filled with dignity and due diligence for one term the office of A. C, and was conductor Elect, when taken prisoner by the King of Terrors. During the night of January the 14th he was taken dangerously il!-on the following miming he was seen by his physicun, who found him laboring under all the premonitory symptoms that usually usher in the more violent forms of Tvphoid Fever. On the ICth his danger was greati y increased by the supervention of Acute Bronchittis, uhirh was attributed toa very sudden change in the weather ' lis ,unS9 having for sometime previous pvinrrit vprv lin!a nnt.A. i. : .. . l - .v.j ..iv ('unci iu resist Hie 111 fll,ence of cold on the air-passages Every attention that human kindness could confer was vigilantly and untiringly given him, during the whole course of his painful sickness, by his many friends " of , is. and especially by the Sons of Temper on a ft ti i ;n A : . r ance. But in despite of every kind office anxio"s friends could render, and in defi Anna nf ilia n: . j , ... .... i.i.i t iiRiriu ana wen triea means of cure his physician could employ he fell a rtcftm to fie demon of mortali ty his dissolution taking place on Sabbath morning Jan. 24th at his residence in Laurel, leaving a wife and six small children to deeply mourn their inreparable loss. On Monday the 25ih the members of Harmony Division No. 14, and a number of Brethren ftom Connersville, Metamora, and Farelteville in solemn procession, each wearing badger of mourning; together with a number ol re'atives and a large assemblage of acquaintances, consigned his body to tne grave after hearing attentively a funeral sermon on the teathofour distinguished Brother, by the Rer. John Linville from Rev. 20. G. We are authorised by the Division to forward along with the above, the following Resolutions. Resolved, That we will extend towards the orphan children of our deceased brother every attention their hapless condition may require, anJ that we will early instill into their tender rnii'ds the pure principles of Temperance, virtue, and honor Resolred, That we woar a badse of mourning for tlnrty days in testimony of our sincere regard lor the exalte I wot Ih of our deceased brother, and that we deeply sympathise with his bereaved friends in the:r painful loss. THOM AS GIFFORD, C. W. PATT1SON. PETER MrllARGH, G. G. SHOUP. Wm. H. CANNON, CHARLES A. CLARK, Committee. TAKE NOTICE. Their will he a bridge meeting held in the town nf ITninn nn llm Ctxt.A n.A

on Saturday th 20' h Fehu.y 1857. MANY CITIZEN r 7 ' 77

C OHHERCI AL,

Cincinnati market Flour A fair business was ion yesterday prices ranging about as on Saturday, The sales reported nmnniited to 2300 br Is, principally at $4;00; 308 at S4;S3, and 150 choire brand, at S3 I'ork-A sale of 52brls count y, parked in fine salt, S13. Bulk Pork. A saleofCOOO lbs Shoulers at 4jc. Lard A sale of 23 kegs No.l country at 7ic. Hogs A sale of 28 head from waaon, at$4:12i Rice A sale of 10 tcs at 4jc 3 do at 4IC. Flax Seed A sale of 50 brls from store, a day or two since, at 85c ptr bush. Wool A sale of 500 lbs very fine, unwashed, at IGc. Butter. A sale of 10 kegs and 4bils, part roll, at 8r. Buckets A sale ofTOdoz Beaer,pinted, at $2;15; 30 do Cincinnati make, at $2;25. Cooptrage A sale .f 450 Flour BrN a 27r; 200 Pork do at 00. Salt 60 brls No. 1 Kanawha sold at IGC Linseed Oil3 brls Tipperanoj brand, sold at55c;5 r!o city mills, at GOc. Cheese A sale of 50 boxes selected, at Gr;5 do at Gic. Dried Apples -400 bush sol i from store, on Saturday, at 62lc. Molasses-Sales of 64, 39 and 29 brls, good new N. O. from store, at 31c, 23 do at 31c; lado at31c;25doat 32v, Coffee A sa'.e of 20 bags good fair Rio, at 81c Sugar Sales of 45 hhds low, fjir N. O. at6 3 8o 11 do fair at GlaGic. Clover Seed 26 brls sold from store, at 4;50 per buh, brls extra. Com a sale of 15,000 bush in ear, deliverable in ten days, at 35c; 10.000 do shelled, to load below the city, at 53c per bush sacks included. Pig lion. Sales of 100and I3G tons from river, at 28,6 mos; 15 do al 29, 4 mos. Dried Peaches 23 bush pealed, sold at $3.25 per bush. Cotton A sale of 33 bales, Mi.l, Mis, at 12c; 19 do Ala. and Mi.s, at same. TURNPIKE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that books will be opened for subscription to the capital stock of the Franklin Turnpike Company on the 15ih inst. at the following places, towit, in the town of Brookvilie, under the direction of SamuHel Goodwin. James H. Speer. Joseph Goudie. John M. Johnston and George Holland; at Mount Carmel, unde: the direction of John P. Brady, Abraham Boyd, George Ilerron, William Seal, and James SaniueIs;atSc-ip-io, under the direction of Alfred Clarke, Thomas Freeland, Chanrey Stevens. William M. Baird.and M. V. Simonson ; at Fairfield, under the rlirom;..- - -.i Masters and E. D. Crookshatik; at Bloom inggrove under the direction of David Slaughter and Morgan R-iop; and at Union under the direction of Jeff-rson Coalscott, Isaac Peck, Andrew Shiik and David Hays. By order of the board of commissioners. JEREMIAH WOODS, Pres.t. Feb. C. 1S47. FA It 31 Ti RENT. T IIlE iin.liT.ipiud has a faim In rent -litimtc aI bunt thre. mile eait of HrunkTille, n ilir Hamilton mail There i ihrnii 19n . t. V. . .. " mm rail lie cultivatett, incliiitinc; auont 20 acres in mratluw. Applica'iun must be mailr onn. GKOHGE HOLLAND. Ffhrnary 8, 18-47. y.,,ii. v. iioirroN. MAXUFA CTC'R E.1 O F Sons of Temperance Jewels CRAXDand Subordinate Division we I , FmTT blm, and l(n.. in-., mnmit'ar turvd and kept e.mtnntly on hand, of the latft and niixt apnrnr-il trie and pattern, and or mi pi nor orkmanlm and material. Al.u,D. (i.W.P. Repalia and F.mhtrm. DtYKtnna at a di.tanre can be'nppli. d at a (' dat notice, and a eredi piven to unit the rnnvi-ui, nee of Divisions. Order promptly attended to at th- Fountain Saloon, South K.at Cnrni-r of Walnut and Firth t., directly under the Sum of Temperance Hall Cincinnati, Feb. 5, 1847. no (s y OHHt HOTEL: AT HARRISON, O II IO: D. GERARD, Proprietor f IIIIS Hotel ha been reliit.it tip painted anew. me room an turn lotted mitii i new carpet, new bed, bedsteads, chair, table: and I indeed, everything ronnecti d with, and apncrtaiiiinr ' and helniio-in t . U.....1 . -. f . - i, on, , rioiie nn tntin' change. W n hunt doubt itia neat ane.ialili-hmenl a can be found in any tow n of the ame site either east orwest of the mountain. Hi table, ton, is not surpassed for the necessaries and luu rii of life, and will satisfy the nicest epicure. 'I h Stablin? bt lonqint; t.j this Hon e has alo been improved. The best of provender will at alliums be furnished. Travelers will find it to their comfort and advantape to stop at the Ohio House. Feb S, 1847 ,r &5-SPI2CIAL NOTICED n75f ImfitrMnt ttthr Writ It has been lonR thought that the citizen ofthe Weft were to see b r times in retard to the b lliou diseases with which portion nfour noble counter are visited. The frwe medicinr t at length offered to ns by the celebrated Grafcnhert Company. Their id ver'Wnicn t is in an other column, to which the attention of every man, woman aud child should be iminedatelv g'ven. Administrator's Sale "JVJ'OTICF. hereby given that the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Adam Shaft r, deceased, will ell at public auction, at the late n-i-dence of said drceas.d. in the town of Metamora, commencing at ten o'clock, A.M. on Monday the t wenty second day of February next, the personal pniperty of said estate, cnnsitin? of two sets nf black smith tools, iron, coal hiinchold and ki'chen furniture, farming utensils, a lot nf corn, one mare, two year old colt, a milch cow. and several other articli . All sums over ft a credit till Dee. 2th 1S47 sum or 3 and under ca.h in hand HARVEY BI.xCKl.EDGE. PETER, C. WOODS. Dee. 25, 14. , , j FLOtlES FOR MAM?. 5 jj w- BARRELS OF FLOUR Torsale hv S RICHARD TVXF.Tl. Jan. 27, 1847. no. 5. Foeign & Domestic ii R n w a k i : x .in. r. ii v ""TE would respectfully invite thr attenti.n of W w . s..Ht...... j . . 1. . t - i w w vviiii.i, i.i.ivii.in, mii.i vi'irn, piirci,.iug goods in Cincinnati, to our large and well elecH-d st.M-k of Hardware Cutlery which being for the mt part, nf onrown dinct importation from F.nrop.an and American Manufacturer, we feel confident of being able to ofTer on such term, a wilt be attsfactory to such as may f.ivnr n w ith a call. JOSEPH W. WAYXE, A CO. No. 199 Main 4 door below Fifth, East Side. OliVClNNA I I, U. April 17, 1S4". 16-ly. " FIl,VKLIN tTiARPE " Wntc.i Maker ami Jewelli r A. 117 F t'h St. South Side hetwer Rare ft fine C I V f I V V 4 7 It - Gen. ral assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry I Silver wan Spectacle Jc tine Cn'tery for alc 0U1 Gold & Silver tak n iu ic'iartge. Clot t-tlt,Y"r'i Inn Jt Jrwelry repaired

CincinnatiC heap Drug Warehouse. DliUGS AND MEDICI IVES. WE would respectfully infnrm ear enstomrra and Iriends through Indiana, that our stock nice the fire ha been completely renewed with a frcih l'ily of Drug, Medicine, fit. 5 barrels Gum Camphor; 300 Spietd pulr. ln Jalap do; I5 African Cayenne; BOO ex Sulph. quinine 10 Gum Opium; 10 case Gum Nrabic; -0 bote Old Castile Soap; 400 Cape Aloe; 500 Mala, Cassia; 6 cn-es Gam Shellac; 4 bale Cloves; 3 Barrel Nntiwri: X ceronni Cochineal; 10 Indigo; 5 raki SaU ram; 3 " Sperm Oil; 15 " Lard do; " Cast do; $ " Sweet do; Varnishe. Ac., tee.

In fine, we off. rune of the best assorted stork of Drug ever o fiend west of the Mountains, all we dnire is ane animation. Our te:m will be reasonable. Our Chemical works are in full operation, and we ill fill orders for our Hound Friction Matches aud Fancy Shavir.r Snan. I'atrni jl. i low prices hi. I, have ever defied competition. KIRNEY, WTJJANS & CO., Druggits. S. E. Corner Lower Mai ket It Sve. Jan. 22' 1847. 4;,y SAVE YOUIt teeth: CI y-.KEF.LY (Dentist) will he in Brookville lercui,,or,V.847et k'Uf 'U"' T;ff joiin H.olunj Tanner. Couricr& Morocco Dresser. No. 826, Main Street, between Sixth and Seventh CINCINNATI. OHIO. WHERE may be had cheap for Cash or satisfactory acquaintance, g general assortment of 7 FIXSUFI) LEATHER. ,SrX:V"n '""J".: T. Red do; Philadelphia calf skin city tan do, Red and black roan do; Goat hl !ck .'lTv b""'"'' DTr L!,mh do; Red, blue.nd Vv ' Hr,,"".l'"''r, Skirting, do. Bridle do; Wh te lining ,k,, P,k , Yellow do; Men", boot Morocco, I i.eJ gloss do, do undressed do; Upper IcaP.d'"d0; K'd:n'' '! dt, Buck do, Pad do, HutT go:it .kin, Bark tan skiver. ' n-rnk binders Leather of various kinds 3&",trfop ,,id. ". Di P a''"'"i- 40-ly. Notice rp Ymtttiist consent the partnership hertofore existjing between . Hitt H.ile in'the sale of Drug, and Dry Goods dissolved. All persons indebted to said firm either hy note, hook account or otherw,e, are requested ,0 call and settle, as the subscriber are desirous to close the business of the firm as earlr as f"'1",, HI1T&HA1LE. Brookville Dec. 29th 1846. Cn-PARTX E R S 1 1 1 p. THE undersigned have entered into partnership Tor the transaction ol a general Commission anil Forard.ng Itos.ne,, at New Orleaks, undet the firm of SPENI K & GUARD, and solicit . share of the business of Franklin and admitting entities. RORF.KT SPENCE, , THOMAS GUARD. New Orleans, Dec, 1B4S. S2.iv -NO JOKE. "WrOTICF. 1. Hen by given that the undersigned ha I this day left theacc't. Books of which Thompson Stout, died ei.. d wit h Diiniel St. John Esq. for collection. All those who have unsettled acc'ts. on said Books are requested to call and pay the same, or they may expect to pay costs thereon. JOB STOUT Admr. J'"- W. 4-3w. C A L E K S. BUKDSAL, WlirsLKSALK Ac HFTAII. D R UG G I S T, rMPORTF.ll of Drugs, Medicine,, Paint, Oil,, Dve SiiiITs, Gla and Fancy Article, American, French and Kncli.h Chemicals and Perfumerv. Corner Main and Fifth s.reets. Ci".i -1 Clock! Clock-:: C. i:. COLLI X S Sihrt South Siite,onedoor Fait "jrrriNClN'NATI? ES dul receiving from New York, Brass Clock of every description, which he w ill sell at Eastern pri C"vV P-1, n" "' Particular attention to repair mg Clocks, Watches fc Jewellry. ApriJ2, ,84' 18-ly T. C. N F.WTOX. J. SHARP. WlilTKWATER CANAL F LOO ICING 31 ILL AN D I 'AIWEXTER SHOP. South tide of Third. b.twern John and Smith ttt. t TN'CI X ATI, OHIO. NE TON .V SHARP keep con.tantlv on hand and Tor sale. rrn,v n-orW footing, lath't bltndt, blind tlati and rfo.rt.of all disrnpt inns. 1 Orders frum a distance will receive promp attention. r July 3d 134'. ir-ly. Ol. D KSTABUSirHRNT. HJ! Cincixinati Venitian Blind Factory, tnrStrrrt,oned.or Sorth oJSi.rth Street tup ttain) J'!j"ii"ng ihr H.u Sralrt. T,.n' '."' "I" n" n:"' "n'1 to order all kil.dorFWt YCOI.OKEPHI.ORHLI.DS. srrjiited equal to any made in any other place. My long experience and unequalled patronage is sufficient proof ofpubtic. minion. Vemtia Shttters ofany d. scrip, ,n made to order; Paint 1 mixed for family nsej Biindt n psin d or exchanged tn suit window; ShaileVurtaiHt hung. All orders punctual Iv attended to. I 1 U Vtt M;r.fur, J IMES M'CORD. Cincinnati, April 10, 18, 9 15-lT. HARDWARE WIIOI.KSW,!; ,xn UK rIL "TV E LEWS in general. Foreign and Domestic Hardware of all descriptions. Plea call for -satisfaction on G. HERDER Ea,t M,i between bill and 9th streris, 5 door fn.m corm-r uf 8th street i CINCINNATI, OHIO. 1 July 24 1840 jo.jj. j 31. .w V. COOK ? AMUF ACTUR ERS of Tin, Copper and Sheet -rv-r" "'"V s- W. Corner of Filth and Plum .t CtSClSSJTl, OHIO. They keep alwav. on hand I B-ener. ......in...... ..r e : ... ",. . . ... .. visiioiic ina It-n t-late Stoves, which they w ill sell at wholesale or retail, at the low! t pr.ee.. Pureha.er. will do well to call and examine our price, befbre purchasing elsewhere. July 24 14 3(M W. L. UUDSOXS Improved Rifle, No. 12 West Fourth Street rlMTVN'ATI M.XUFACTURER. A I.L Uifli i Manufaetiiretl hv W I u . u: 4 provrments .re arranted lo shoot ten cnnecntive I ah..: nitix s. h : ... I ...... . i it a mnim ditsnce. April 17 1.14 jo.jj. w. ija llTut" WW'HCLESALE.nd He,ai Dealer in English W , '. .r1.e.n. rancyi.iMMt. and Musical Instruments, and Basket Manu-! No 286 Main t., CINCINN ATI OHIO. T he highest market price paid for Willows; and Baskets ol any shape or.,jle, made to orderat thr soonest notice. July 24 183 J0 , a:edai:is & m'kees LATF.ST IMPKOVKD PLA TFOR MtfCOUXTER SCALES Manila, toty on Tth tt. 3 doort n-ett oj Main tt.t c.w.v.vjr, onto.. frill E above mentioned scales are prononnred by those who use ih. m tobe superior to any they h ive.ver been ablet i obtain. B.ams.nd Platforms ot the heaviest touage to tne more minute gold and pn senption Balanc s, and every variety of scales now in use. All of which we warrant to be equal, if not superior, to any in the United States. Always on hand at wholesale and retail. As this i, the oldest' est.bli-h. merit in the cur, and hss all the pattern, formerly used, together with an entire new set of our own latest important improvement. We Hatter ourselves that we ran please all w ho may favor us with a call. , , MADARIS ftt McKRE. July 3, 1E45. 7-ly. i i n: aIiFplu n m er. JTAS commenced Rusin.si at .142, Main Street a few 9 doors from his former stand, between f and ih Stn-et, CINCINNATI, OHIO. He has a very extensive assortment of HJTS and C.IPSnn hand, well worthy of the Inspection of the public. July 24, 14 . jnIr LUKE KENT. JF.WFI.RY, Silv. rW.reandSjH-ctacleMannfact.fi--er. Diamond pointed g .d Pen., e. No. i'S M.li.1 st b-l.iHi ..! r.,h r nicioc.ii. Ohio. ,M .rch 2, l?n IJ-ly.

1 HP. c.KAirr 1 LFC. PILLS. tTTvrntp Thttttand Bom told estr every wek. 1 1 'HE GR A F.FKNBKHG COMPANY desire to call t the attention of every one interested in the health of the great and beautiful Wesi, to their views respecting BtLLIODS nrSOXDZRS. Thi da ol diseases is the Great Srewrff of the western htmiphrrr. Go where we may, their aad effect are seen and felt. The brave and self-denying "l'TmBOPrrh' way to the west, to make the w ildcrm bud and blossom a the ne," meets thi dreadful evil. He i willing to gork hard and endure "'7 Pr'rn, thenkt kft him. Hut in a litUe hile he is seized with some form of bilfious disease. His strength now is weakness. A elood eomes over his prospects; and he exclaims v.uldthnt t,re trrre ttmt medicine to prevent thit dreadful evil and to cure it vhrn it doeo reize upon ito rirtVm.'"' From the moment of the landing of the Pilgrim of Plvroouth to the present hour, billinu disease have sent sorrow and desolation through the land. Let the graves of the loved and the lost tell the story. A momentuou question here comes up Dtxt the Supreme Ruler intend that the toiling SOSS OF THE H'F.ST, men to rriHing to hear the heat and burthen of the day, thould of all ttheit 6e tub ret to to tad a calamity? Itis not inevrrrnt to say . . . J CTNo-.v-XO!!j3 And why do we say Ka Because there i no elas or disease that can be so certain!- prevent. d and cured as those now spoken of. Thi is the Great Fact to which the Graef. nb-rg "p"vr""!,?rl 'heattentinn of GOVEHXOK5, ?4r'M;X.MFt,Ns;t,''.l:M,STS- LAWYERS, .WEDICALMEN, PHILANTHROPIST of every name x.nnTur''ni,lSvBANDS' FATHERS, WIVES and MOTH F. RS in the enure We.(. There is no reason mhy Billious disorders should not be Forever It a n i s I. e d from the West. The nailer may not believe this: he may smile at the idea. But in thene divs of Great Discovcne w hy should not lomethin? be found w hich will control and cure disea-e which are, iu their nature, controlnhle and curable? It is a well known fact that the trne nature of hit-

Here ha. been the c-reat V .1,. r.:,.. "i inus uisoraer ha been but nartiallv undertood nearlv all ihe .... Ji...i "a ' j:. - rr oi " f - .us iiieuicinc-venucr the day. To . seem to have been and to be their grr'a, aim in fevee n: irn-ir trw aim in Krer and ague; and to purge, drench, bleed and meixnriallie in all the other rurii. of bilious fever. W hat have 1 n the consequences? The, are too well known to need relating. Tens of thousands have died; multi. tildes have had their blood poisoned by mercurr: scarcely any have been nermaiientlvrurerf. The true theory is 1 r e v e 11 1 i o 11 ! and in ee where it is in the system, to eradicate it nvrvrrjci'V. All these ends areurelv attained by the celebrated uraeienDerr veffetaDle Pills. ..a - . "7 and the Billi.u, Taint wh.ch iling, ,0 the v..em al most like leprosy, w.ll be eradicated. Health will be nml)l.r..inJ. ill. ..11... i..: j fresh .n.l if. ..eeViV. .7i ..VT. . """"""" will return, and the next season will not find the ghjfe r-iii srsa lor tne victims or the diseases referred to. We venture ...r me victim 01 neui,eaesrelerred to. We venture toy,h,t,r.he,ePii;,werefurnished toeverv family in the Un itrd States at the exnense of THE GESF,f rnrTrr7,r THE GESER.1L corrvufT it would be thr most economical and merciful exnen ditnre ever made. Why? B. canv from everv family all Billiout tendrnciet trou'd he banithrd' The West would no longer be dreaded. 1 here would be NO MORE SICKLY SEASONS! The inhabitants there would he as free from snrh complaints as those of the healthiest portions of New England. C3"Unlike all other anti-bullion, medicines the Graefenherg Pill, utterly prevent the formation of the di.es.e within the syau m. Those who ne them according to direction CAXXOT BECOME BILLIOUS! W'lth these remarks the Graefenherg Company invitaa still more extended trial of thi ir Pills.1st. Let ncigihorhiodt Wn together and get a tupply, and diitrinite to every family. I.. t' I- - - - . ... . " - "w irmiiir Id' TrJl.,u 1 l l l j - . Llf Lan'hol,lertJurniih them to the trttlnt on ' tnrir lamli. j 4th. Let Emigrant Soriettrt and other philanthrope trhodirtjurntth them to the nredy. I In short, then-is no earthly reason whr the West ' honld not be perfVtly healthy; that on its beauiiful nrairie and he.ide n m.t.1.. -. . ' . .... : . ....... Mrai ana vig-1 V oroiis neat, 11 snouiu not he enio'ed. nnt he trniovcH in inetumwin? ,., ihene PilU alo chievr Arthma, Flatulency, Fluor A lh. or Whites, Gastric Fever, Green Sickness, Grip-, Heartburn, Head Ache, Hysteiies, Incontinence of Urne. Inrlamatinn ofvitat par:a Inflamation of the Stomach, .lanndice. Liver Complaints, Low Spirits Menstruation. Snppnssed or Painful Nervou Disorders, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Billious Complaint, Roils, Rowels deficient action in, Bnast Pang, Catarrh, Constiparinn, Cough of Pregnancy, Cntivellesf niftrfNVfrBre.th.ns, Dyspepsias, Dyspeptic Consumption, Digestion, Impeded, Determination of Blood to the Head, Ear Ache, F'.rysipcla, Epilepsy, Feser Low, Nervon, Intermittent, Remittent, Fever and Ague, j Stomach Various disease While In all billions or chronic disorders, these Pill. achieve the most wonderful triumph. Here thev de. fr competition. And as the snsceplihility of the nineriran consul ution is to these diseases, thrv are aptly stvled hv mne. The PU1 of the New World I heir wood, rful efficacy in these complain t ari. e trom their power lo open the Pore: elene and nrengthen the Stomach and Rowels, make the Urine tow healihily and clear, and 10 give tone and smncih so the) stem: WHOLES ILE WJREHOUSE. 4'' John Mnrt, New York Cj In town where there is no branch, the Companv will appoint oueun application by letter (pot paidi or otl.erw ise. (T-Persons w.shuig the Pitls sent by mail can order them . Price 25 cents a box. Myers Seaton, Cenirevill, Indiana, General Agent for thr State of Indiana. Hubert MeCleiy, Agent, Drnkille, lnd. TO THE LADIES. ""F.ADACHF. and Nervou. complaint, are a source Swofmuch sufTering; and the m rr 01, are singularly prone to have their function, disordered hv an ontie. ma. .A .......1 -. . .... . ... ,. ,--.-......,,.,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,. I o n-iirvc a state Fill, ir hith Iv VI aV Intlian Vegetable matie . ' " '', bjr r?'"h""n r-r"" Proper,.., .hey cmove all oiinrfSjiiTe aer iiitiiilatimi t t- nt hs-t. ik. ... induce hratthv a)itfitrt unci iinpurt tranquiiifv to th-nerroii. yiem. Thev al enre tl vum pv,.Pa.iCh nri cult., ami ImIIkhm rnmptaiiiM. Oflicc 179 Grrrni i-.,., -.1, .w i - ,. ... S.-e,h.,f- mVVa ,nm:,n ifrt0iep.ll. the bono ;r!h."Ls,m,,h " ,h ehff '."''"jTk note H ' M W 'I?"" '" n-I.. 'I W H;'.rr"on George WoMorf. New . --. i.oiura, r, in iiuaoimm. Ls. I rei, .i. nun inn i , S-2m. Administrator's Notice jOTICE i hereby given that the undersigned ha i s, iii.oayprsM.un-n lnm tne Fmhatr Cour, ofth xountynt hrankhn in the Slate nf Indiana, lelt. r of Administration on the estate of Wil l,m Jaeiison late of said county dre'd. Those, therefore, w ho are indel.ted to said estate are tequm-d to make'pay ment o me uiiurrsignrn im m.-n i aiel v, aud tho.e ha. in?clain.a against th-.- same will please pn-sent them in due tune lor s, ttli ment. The estate i pmbably aolvent. J JOHN JAMISON, lilm'r. Jan. 22, 1S47. Bo. Franklin County Sominary AT a meeting of the Hoard of Trustee. nC thi. in. stilution, hnlden at the Seminary.cn ihe 23rd ins. ant. iirmrrn- n il j..no t. jolin.lon. (ieoree ll.ill.od; John A. Matson. John Wynn. John D. Hnwljnd. Esq. Rev. John Oilehri.t. and Rev, Joseph I arkiugtou, ennsiitute a Roanl nf Examiners for the Franklin Co. Seminary, during the eunvi.i session ; and that Ihe Board be n-qnested tn assemble and examine he m-Iiih lars. at least, twice during ,he session, and a soon a. convenient. 'ter their .econd m.-s ting (which mar he holden on the lat day of the session make such report, through the public papers, as the condition of the institution will warrant. ENOCH McCAUTY, President. J. A. APPLEGATE, Sec. BnooaT.LtK. Jan. 2Sth, 147. IV accordance with the above resolution, the g-n-tlemen above named, are respectfully invited to meet at the Sem insry, on Friday, the 'th of January, at 2 o'clock, P. M. and enter upon the discharge of their duties. GEORGE A. CHASE, Principal. Administrator's Sale rjlTH nndersignrd. administrator nf the estate of I William Jamison deceased, will, on Saturday the 20ih day of February next, at the late residence ol said dec 'd, in the city of Laurel, Franklin Counts, Indiana, proceed to ell at public sale all the goods and chattels of which the said Will, am J H4-rtl, rwiMAting ol hou hiild and kitch- n furnitnrr, Ike., tire. 'JVrms made known on Hav r alp. JOHN J 4MISOV, Atlm'r. Jan. 2?, 18IT. no. 3, Administrator's Sale. ""OTICE ii berehT tirrft that tSr n.Vr."ir;n-.i 111 ha thi.ilnY taken out lettrr of arlminiitratioii npon the estate nf Adam Shafer. t? f Franklin Coantrdeveaard. Allperion indfbtt-d to aid Etate will make pnmnt rr.mtit. The estate i probablv w-lrent. HiRVKt m. trKi.r.DGE. PKTF.R C. H'OOUrl. Jan. J5, 13 47. J. I. iv a v x i: , DEAL Ell L ISnrdivarr, Unit Xcnflii?. Cnrirtt Rtr ViriuHy Loektn C'rrt Vlntrg enl No. IM, Main StrTt. n"Tf door H low iH- Cmn-.. April. I7 iR-ifi j 1 -'.,

TIJUNRlt & SON, CFKOJIf SHEFFIELD EKCLASD.) SAW MAKERS & V.VTIVBI a y?T) E.eb,h,.,., fitof wtVm"3S-- - -

Jly24, 1841. . . eie onalilv 39-ly. nn. RouEnsCOMPOUND SYRUP OF MVERWoIJT AE Tl?. A safe, and certain cure f,r COSUMP TlOS.f THE I.USGS si Wintr ,.f Blood. Cmsh. CUls. A.thwa. Pi in th' Side. Bronchitis. ininopi r(,;h and all PULMO.XARY AFFLCTIOXS. Tara-rT l ... j i 5 . l-livsici.., of more Z KZT i Herrrf-ef in the rase of fr r, r 7 I arter h ,g re,r,ed ,.,; fa , edge, for the treatment of C...iii,,, . i k""V j sUghtes, ben. fit. he perm.tted LZT, Z' V W WM. J. HlflHRDS M n fuf. A" Ar m"' ""d r"fic.rein i IWPEEFE.- FOR nn". nvi'Ji 19 9 5 9 9 9 3 5 8 9 9 9 me months sine w i,h . .. ' ,n?' nionths sinre I was taken - "," mJ "" nu hrejst. I culled in iLe s. I 'ri .77"' ?";- b, ,hey f,,ed to give n., ,, ..r r. L " . "na r-at. I w' Ta u.:'""? "" rew mp.dly i .'-"Vam-h V.lV' V .k. l. . j " ' i'5'cian "TH T-" tree,, txrrt 1 .h. ' I "r,c"f, ' ".'tention, it bsffled all hi, Ji, ki . 7 J1' ' f " hora man xerllent phisirian lived in ions, and skill-two ."If,., Physician; but all twTm.eiV " ' ... J- .A,iM phyieian who was attend. n; I T .'1' meelms in . ! .. .. '' v i . ; .-d declared that I could no. Us, mot. ,, S HIT:. ! ' I-h' V?M n,""!T me , see me he'mv fart Mr n team trrrr nojr rnl.'rd in fe re-r mr d.rf ""'"t enn-s perform- hy Dr Ropn1 rnnimlund s''nil I inv orollier .t il. . ,l , . i iZWL.X" r' . h,n,he;d v-n .inmiH-r HI KIT? V ITlll.'l .n I - U r i , miies, n 13 hours, tog, t and ttranrr , o tell befl.-'V LTZT'u V" , tne cough , a. en,ie!lv r " T r ... eniiriiy cured: from this tunc I re eovrrwt rapirtiy. and when I had used two bol'les, I i ?. r"''v i!'ifird ,ht' ir " "a "t be.,, forth,, exci'linjustice. sv .het I tralv i thi 'iiiven or of Oi, pr.iY7r.C"77 'h"Y . , " nin-iiie. and would r.-. , ni.M person, affl.cti d i,h .li.w I., nr. .0 ... ....on ioe, 1 would now he in ... ....1 give 11 a trial. HAltKUT UOWK. xt 'i''" "nuVr"'n''- ' " rtiry thnt .hi. account of wi?h" ,VT,T " C"rrrr'- ' b lT...nall- acquainted witn all the circuiiKiaiires. P. P. .IOHXSOW PETER 1. XI A I I IIF.WS, thoxi rmic, SOSEPH EVANS. Staunton, Ohio, Feb'y 7, IMS. WILT, THIS LITER iroRT AM) TAR CURE A CO Lit? I DO or ME A V MERELY IlELIETE IT RUT WILL IT CURE? Thi u a ntirif ion we rrrttii-ttt! .L.,I ti.r ii : . .. . ...... .. n. -" ' ' eieu as inrnwing Sitnf light on the spVject. Mrs.fh.ld.. ha. .,. doubt ih.t it no, "'T h r rough, but that it saved h-r life. R.ad what she saThen- i no excuse for diseased lone.. h. n t.e pub. lie will continue ,..n.e m..ciu.-. ,ht re ...lelv rer""'mended by the vendrr. or ahich is v.r-bi '..e Jarcign or unkmmn cenilicat.-s, f.,r ,hc to!,- rUr-oie .1 ' " i CTPIease read the folio tnrMr. Srovn l Sir: I deem it a dim-1.. let the pubhe know ihe gr.-at value of lr. ogftV crl.-lir.t.d I IVERWOHT AVD l H I.,, f.r gw i.h'the CONSUMPTION-, that I had no hoj ..fever I. ii.g restored tn my health and fri. nd; 1 continued m g.-f worse and worse, and my rough wassodi tn .it.g ih.t I became reduee.1 , a mere skeleton, though under the care of an able pn.e.or of ih sriiv. t ,th Lule or no hope I got a bott.'rof the above n'imlirine, whiek Kw7"?''iU',,l'W' unJWSW, ..flVrflhg IhVfoiigl,. and healing mv Imies n H'. ilv sound, by using oulv three hott'rt. " f anv our ha. a cough and is in dimmer of cn.iiiiin Jion. and douSia the great hlrss,g. which attend thi medicine, thev can be raily atisried. by calling nn me, un Smh Si' (south idc,) iwn d.ier ,,f Smith, n. I bate i.l doubt it is to thi medicine a owe ni. life. . (Signed) ANN Cltlf D i. Cincinnati, Jannary .11. .f. B .Those uhoare alflieted with d'ritcd T.'.rgt will do well to eon. id. rcalmli w hether tin ir r okIiim.b is more hiprlnt than was that or Mrr Xou-r el SVobrifsn. or of Met. Childrt, of Cincinnati. If there are any who stiil T, Cr'tt rr'r.rs n this medicine, tilease rll .1 tli A ...... ..I . - phlet containing mrr eertiSc.t. s ..f orr. 1 ruret of the frrr anJ m"tt mprrtaUlr riti-zjeni. i A. 1.. senvitle, whil.-.sle bg. , r.r tW W,-.t and C ....1. C r .. . .- .... - doniK. j. ... iiimiTiii rittnai. i Hirp .tn., r. r CTForsalrby l. T Y NEK, llro... .:i I lid isoven.oer, in.. French and Burr mi Stcsss Fjl BRDFOHD .V r0. m-v h, v . found a, wurk m the corner of Walnut and Si-eond ts. r .neiii.mii, and are nrepared 10 furnish French Rurr Mill Stones ol a quality sop-rior ,0 any est jlil.-hment in (he Western CMiinrs-. ALSO Th !re. ine Deteti Rfi't ing Cloths fp.nkrr hr nl:l s-ms Mill Irons and win-, PIsstcr c.f Pa. ri. fcr , Fcneli Purr turtablr and Flooring Xf I its JLSO 125 bh!s raklnej Plaster T Pari. tjAII work warranted . June 19, llti. f the b.-t i-ia 2-!r. -sj-v p, SPFXCF.R'S Vrr.FTintF 'I'IS t BITTERS. Thee T il. an-no Ur r ,n,... g .h.-e "!'' Thev have p,,.. d fn.m th. ,hon.,nd. d.ilv launched upon the.i le .. es nerio.e,.. ann nnw fftH birh-r in rrfititmi'm. pnrl ar- Hf-eam inc mrr etn,i-'-lr n-(f tlin atir t r pf-t,A- inti nr meH-einr rrer nn-pareH fe tli- r 'uf if tntT, rinf man. They have introtine f 'n'o rvrv ttlare it i rvfTt Ttinn r-uif jn errv Tnm. nrn thrre If,., ,wn. anr:villre. hut eontnin ...me rm.rt.l.le "r;r ' "' ' .ToV 'Z FlVi't.rr? ; ;r, ,,rran,.. ,no ..r ,hr T ,,.. iA . -,r. of ,S . medicine, ihe nr-.nrie.or will insert f. w ..f ,he mint thnu.anil te.imonitt. w h.eh have He. n T.r..'-n.l , him hv m'-n ef the first rinectbilitv m. ft w ho ris. no, be bought or infl-.'-nr-d in :'n. wsr to .r.nrir.1. men w bo have h.gh. r v-w s ,.f ni'ieal re;p..UiH;iirv and nsiiee. ihan ,o e-riir. ,. fscts Im-csu." it will do anottiera lavor, Ron tiem -irM -,n .ntusiute. TF.TIXtO VI t t.s . Reader ! fo no, f nl f. notice the followo. fe.;.'n ri'tranl to ihe . fncary of Sv nn r". V. p-tsMi-1 in To-U!t.il' RluT. Srsipt'. Te. t'a. t-n ... t?'X. Dr A. Spencer: IV.,p wt.h tss to f n.viri a tarx snnlr .e y..!.-. l.o,-, ;:(i;;l. j-n .jo.e. two tarr a q,rnity to nd I '.! 'n !..,... , .f i month., .her are r he most ,".'e i-;i'. ;n v. ptvre. For billion enmpl ie-f s. s'.ek l-1-sehe di..tenaie td sorb lit.' i-a. . fV-r an- cm.,.!, n-d almi-.f an infill-hie cemedv. I hat. rm-lr t'TS sr."! for I p;i Dr. Peter's pi'l.;!..,. I now si 11 .lirec doven of ,'i.sr ofbl,. ve,tnmers think I h- m s.l n.rioe to sVter oranv oMier T. It.. R. sp. etfuly yours. O. C. KF.I.SF.Y T irinrenn. t.is'i-r Co., ( la. Inne?. 1"tX. Af.wrnT Ser.Nern. xf. r. De 4 it S.r. SS. t.-.ve within ie l.'l .tt ..or two hundred and fifty Hove, of your sni-Slnm P.IIs. The are generallv con.iil'-r- s -...t C.,',v ro'We. R F HOUSTON k to. F-.rs-.l-Sy Hitti II.i''e, rtroo! i!i.', Ind. N'otIs.4 4".-!r

.TTnS FTrirTOrHT-,',. -f-. tn it a ; ! a mr to he ahle f reeonimnd thi medirtn rb htmt ealflllared f..r 1 1 fitrtr of rtirirp- ni e(!v nrc thrr. i.t. and all 1i.r a-eri'M) " lnntr. From a Ion t-rntal arO'"''"'1"'" rf ir. Jirnf. we knnar liaf he i no n"-;. fntf hi einc re ioi nttfrriittnf th m ! m m n h'tt . i'e mult of hi lonty rtpcr-fiin- a nnrtiotif rv lieian. and ih e,eie of gffat labor. HarXjwf (Cnn.) Daily Rrrinr. FW ToltK. VfreTl 0. I4T. T!. T ,f yr rr , Ttt infr'r l a'fli'-'' h tnfluertT.tt hard CoiitH and A-thini and findintj eerT n-an fa"i!.nr f el.rTifi4T tne. Cni-wrfip1.ai aPaivd ineTitahle hot br ninrft ho-tsj of j-r Exptrfarttnt. I r-ttor d to prrftT "e4?. Reelect Till Ir rout. Jor Kr i.t. Late Tailor of the E?it Chn-rh, Sia nforT, Ct. Frem fftr T2t Jfhrt t-A WBrRTVTT T.K. V. T., Ane?' t'. Tr .rnie Hear Sir: Ti fhr hieiiinv f ;vj Ttnr MT.f TOP VT Na T 1 r-i- iiimri mo-diTre.-inr; eomolaint. In D'Tfmbrr !. F waa -wired ritli ,t "r-nvT hr p-nsy- -m Ty,r, . a f j. "'f with whteh I hn !v-n a -flirted for manv Tear Tt. ft 'a atr-til -I iih a h'ti-rm-e fnH f.f,t of the litttro and thenar. r--thT with a !ahorion ent-h, n! rnfr)' fr orrf ration of feiB fflh, s id when almoor worn oe n:S r, T, .r"'-"!. hott' T Yritr Fxoetoranf wa aent nw. At flt I ihrn rht it xr nnhn H- ? r. " -" i TiJ-lv r'mmrnflt-d hr Hr. Oninir. wrTh whom f wa w-M te Otis : T rii ! d ' " n.' i mi a fe- ilny- ;f romplett tr nrrf W. nrr f -efnen. -f "he raxrff :ce. f hp - imw ..rn-4 hie' an apinion of - v-Vi. th" 1 - r Ksift'-w it. and eonM oStr-in to more. wi.ti!) rot 'a-t ait.'i them for Vi rfoVar w h. Vr- n.rf r sfT '-f: , T .T.IMtwV - f'i- --. -' :..:- r.x- f t'llr fjjjfj: ' ,"tde" of Hitt'i I'lzt,!-, RrwM.Lv.:!eJLtid.' ''' " '

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