Indiana American, Volume 18, Number 4, Brookville, Franklin County, 18 January 1850 — Page 3

legislature. I checVi and restrictions; and maong these that I Aftersoom Session Jan. 10. j would regard as the, most prominent, I would The Speaker laid before the House a coinmu - j claim in all tioie to com tie right of the State

uication from the Governor giving information j r . rr r IT num.

f the resignation ei (n u- uii" " ; iocnvi wr cuuinum. as President Judge of the 13th Circuit. j It is not contended by any one that the State The Speaker also laid before the House the has violated her contract as made with the cornfollowing communication from the Governor, j pany in 1842. Most fortunately in this instance returning the bill providing for a sale of the , she is at no expense in the managnment of the State's equity of redemption of the White Wa-j canal. It is now innavigable order, and the tea canal. j people are receiving the benefits of the work. Gentlemen athe HouteoJ Brpretentatirrt: j The State will stand in the same situation as I return the Bill of your House No. 24S, en- j t0 thig wor in ten years rrom now os al pre9. titled an act to dispose of the equity of redemp- ! ent) wi,h the prospect of increase of trade and

tionoftha State of Indiana in the W hite Wa-

Vr Canal, and tor omer purposes, wunoai mapproval, and with a brief statement of the I reasons which influence me to withhold my!

signature. The State of Indiana had expended on this work more than a million of dollars prior to the yearlS4J; the work being then in an unfinished tate, the whole Canal with all the interest the State had in the same, was granted to the Company celled the "White Water Valley Canal Company." The only pecuniary interest that the State retained by the charter of 1842, is secured by proviso to the second section, which enacts that after the expiration of fifteen years from the time the Company should finish the Canal, the State shall have the net profits which may arise rAni it ncpr una above 8 oer cent. This coni we tingent overplus al the end of fifteen years, and after 8 per cent, clear of expenses are paid on 1 1 -J the investment, is ail mai me. .-wie rt, , the to herseir in return lor granung 10 me j ny, the canal that leads to the great Western Mart to which the trade of eastern Indiana 1 , ,. ... ,. , must go draining the richest portion or the 5 ., . , ...., i State, with no rival work to detract from its j trade-through the oldest and wealthiest part of , the State and which has cost Indiana eleven hundred thousand dollars. This Bill authorizes the Treasurer and Auditor of State, on a certain day, after sixty days notice, to sell all the inter- j est the State has in this work to the highest bidder, and provides that this Company shall be competent bidders at said sale. It must be obvious that a sale of the interest of ; .1.- O,. tn tlito wnrk ioiiIap ilia pirpiimelanDAa ; A e , wuTi would be for a mere nominal price. v ith the power to regniate tolls in the hands of the pres ent ComsanY, it is possible for them to make the ! intereat of the State or but little value. Before j a capitalist would risk a purchase he would re- j quire some guaranty that the tolls should be so I regulated, as to bring in the largest amount of ' revenue: for however great the trade and com- j merce, the rates may be so fixed as to only yieM i sufficient for repairs and the S per cent. Besides, no citizen would wish to invest money in an enterprise of this character, in which his interest wonld be hostile to that of the company. Surrounded with difficulties, and embarrassed at every step, he would count all the cost well before he would make an investment. I think it mav be taken for grant-d, that although i this bill isabillauthorizingtliesaleoftheWhite:

Water Valley Canal, it is in fact abil to surren- ; .,s- rrlme rorK ,n two lots Bt ?b:a"; kegs der the work to the company with all the right j No' 1 Ijlrd t 5:80, and 500 do. at Sc. Holdthe State has in the same. In thai view alone j ers generalIY ar firmer. do I regard the bill before me. j Cattlc Sales of 41 head Beer av. wt. 700 lbs. The paramount objection to this bill with me, lat$4;anJ 45 do" do ' av- C59 lbs. at $3:75. is. that it offers to dispose of this lartre invest- ! '"""thii.gdoue in Hogs.

ment of the State without auy information or! report from any source as to the condition of the ' work, its income, waterpower, hydraulic privileges, what ila real value is, &c, iVc. j A prudent citizen who has an interest, how- i ever remote, or contingent, in a transaction that he did not thoroughly understand, would not offer such interest for sale, or surrender it up (at least upon the reresentations of the adverse party,) without first making an examination himself, if qualified, and if not, without having such an examination made by one competent to the task. And the adoption of such a rule would he good policy in the affair of the State. Before the State should surrender so large an investment altogether, she should appoint a competent and well qualified person, in K-hom confidence is to be reposed, to make a complete examination of the whole of her interest in this work, and thus act understanding in the surrendering of the work, forgetting at no time, that the whole poeople of the State have an in- j terest in the same. It is a matter of no small 'mportauce to pass a-vny upwards of a million of the funds of the State, and I think it should j not be done in this hurried, ex parte manner,' without any evidence of the value or prospects! of the work in question. The offering to sell i the iu terest of the State in our public works, or surrendering them up absolutely, under present circumstances, without withholding in onr hand any check or restriction, would be theestahliithiuga precedent full of incalculable mischief. The object of the State, should be to have our public works co mpleted, and when completed to be used by our citizens as channels of trade and ! commerce, by the payment of sufficient revenues to repay well the capital invested; but net to make them engines of oppression and monopolies. In this ease the fact, that after the lapse of a fear Vears t ha StstA mow a -...- J 1 -j ei the expenses of tho work, and 8 per cent, on the r,.,,.i; j -n r if ... capitalin vested, will of itself operate to keep the tolls, water rents, &C, Within proper bounds tj ,, , . tUl surrender up all your public works, or sell them to the highest bidder, hold in your hands no check or restriction upon their future manap-e-' ment, and when you h ave done this, you will have placed in men's hands the power to crinnle ska trart r sv. .

, uuiury oy exoroiiant Charges I county. All persons having- claims against the esWe should be wilting to grant liberal profits to i fi,c them in said court duly authenticated . , , , , . iuiiu iu Wlthin one year. 7 hose indebted must make lnime-

capuai emoarsea in all such enterprises; but' then there should be some limit, some check some restriction; if none is made, we leave the labor of the country, to the mercies of corpora- j tions, whose desire for gain is too frequently limited only by theif power. It is said that the interest of the State in this ; work is of no value; if this is troe, it is a little .remarkable that individuals should be so impor. .tunate for the grant of a worthless thing. It will be found that in applications of this character, that arguments and langutce will alwavs be at command, to show a pretext for the favor asked. Bat it is gravely said, that capitalists will not invest money in this work while the tate holds tier present residuary interestIf the giving uninterrupted possession of this canal to the Company for 15 years, and after that time forever thereafter 8 per ceut, npon the investment, besides all expenses; if all this is nst sufficient inducement to eapitalists to invest money in this otk, where the State has expended so much, and it is essential, that foreign capital should be had, it would be better to enlarge the pr cent., give them 10, even 20 per cent., thantp give up the work without reserving aoy power to the State in its future manage ment. But if it is detirmiaed to surrender np all the interest we have in ahe public works of the Mate, it should never be done without irrevocably connecting vilh (he surrendering, euitible

through her Representatives to suprviss the . f it :

commerce, and consequently an increase of tolls. Who can tell what the trade ef this country js l0D in fifteen years hence? It is the part of prudence to hold on to what have saved from the wreck of the past, and when we shall sell or offer to sell, our puihe , i wi.. .i is j is wo.w, .e.u ...one uuer u noersianatngiy,

with all the facts before us, as to their value j michael for her Dower, being 48 Acres out of 'he uiilerirned, adm iuirator on the etate ofsai'.i nrosriects &c from rnmmlptil nffiwr BlPrtl ! ,b",e "iW tract, kavin; to be sold as -c d, will t.fter l.w sale the following property, toprospecra, cvc., irom a competent omcer selected i .... , f wit: H.ine., Cattle. Hor. arnui.e utenil and

by the State. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. January 9th, 1850. The question being shall the bill become a law, the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding? Mr. Chandler moved a call of the House; which was ordered, and the roll being called Mr. Stewart moved that the absentees be sent for; which was ordered. On motion of Mr. Ross the further call was dispensed with; and The Question beinir tabpn nn tha mnun nf . . " mi t. : .i on j 7 bjll ,t was decided in ,he negative ayes 2Q, noe8 fjg trf ,o.o . On the 31stday of December, 1849, by the Rev ; ; 3 John C King, Mr. George W Hargitt, to Miss B 61 Martha J. Donnell, all of Kingston, Decatur county, Ind"Husband, do you believe there was ever a case of everlasting constancy?" " Yes, a number of them." "Where did they happen'" "Oh, you will find them in books.' UTrevious to the election in Ohio last fall, the democrats in that State were all for the Wili"ot Proviso, and "nothing else ' 6 not that they cared mush about it further than they wished it Pssed n the hope that Gen. Taylor would veto il' Iow 8'nce bis message, being convinced ,hat be wi!l not vet0 il at lheir e Convention at Columbus, they repudiated the doctrine, and went back to the Cass-non-interference. Our democracy win also lane the same course, Indiana Journal. ITFThe village of Akron, in Ohio, is in ruins, nearly the whole town having been destroyed by fire. . CINCINNATI MARKE T, JAN. 15. Flocr There was more offering to-day, but the only sale heard of was 50 brls. Michigan at 5' hio brands may be 1uoted at 4:75.$ 4:85. ; Phoaisioss There were sales to-day of 380 j Whiskt The market was steady to-day nt j "estrday 's prices, with a fair demand, and sales ul JC 'u Bua Drl9' lrom river. J- J and 133 co. from railroad at lO'.Cc, end 50 do. from w:ip;on at 195u'c. j Tobacco A sale of G7 kens Kenfnnkv fi imiot ! at 8e. i I Peed A sale of 100 brls. Clover from store at 4. Vegctables Sales from store of 100 brls. rotatoes, P. Eyes at $1:37; 80 do. do. Meshnnnock's at 1:10 and 40 do. do. Ouions at ?1:55. KLKCTION NOTICK ,HF. Stockholders of the BrookTilte and Conners.iic urooKvilie ami v onnersville Tomnikearehechv .,n.iKe.l itiat ih... u-il I bean Election held on the 25th of Jan., isjo, at o'clock, at their Office in RIoominc; Grore, Tor the purpose of electing nine directors for said Company for the year 1650. A general attendance Is requested. 4 DAVID SL AUGHTER, bec y. Notice. Stockholders of the Harrison, Xew Trenton, ii Knchester ec Rrookt-ille Turnpike are herebv notifud ihat there will bean election held at the house of E. K, Rockefellar, in the town of New Trenton, Franklin county, Indiana, on the In M011-' day in February, isio, to el.t seven Directors for the above Turnpike. By order of the Board, K. K. ROCKEFELLAR. New Trenton, Jan. 1, I3.sO.-4 Secr'y. Administrator's Sale. THK undersigned, administrator of the cMntc of

r.iuawin .-rwnam, neeeased, will offer at public . reineoy tor eouens, i-ouis, tiroiirn.ris, incipient conooterv, at the late residence of the deceased, in j umition, asthma, soar throat, hoarseness and all Klooming Oroie township, on Monday the 1 Ith day j LVNCi D1SF.ASES. Ministers and other public of February next, the personal estate" of s:id dee'd"; , speaker will find themselves siirtially llenelitted by eansistins; of a two horse rarriatre, two horses, seve- ' 'e. ral head of tattle, and bousehotd furniture. t jBrn-n-r. liHitntiani. None c;eiiuinehtif lie TIIJ'S TERMS. On sums of three dollars and under, i I'ftian Bairn of l.ijr. Prepared only bv Cah . Ov. r that sum a cred it of nine nm.iilis. w ith . Dr. I. K. A OMBAKill,

note and eond security, waivint; the benefit ol" ap - praisement. WILLI AM NF.WN AM, Jan. 17, 1S50. adm"r. . To the Citizens of Franklin Co, Ind

nF.SSE A. MOORE take this method of informiti:; common Torm; Dyspepsy, Cancer. St. Vitus" Dance, W the citizen! of Franklin County, lnd., that he ha ' Paralisi-, Tic-Dnloretix, Female nisease and WeaUopened a 1 ness and all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach, Heart, vpm TIrr ATltAT' STOTF" ! Spleen, Kindeys, Eyes, Skin and other Organs; at the

""' - - -' '- v . . No 342 Main t. east side between 8th fi 9th, Cincinn,ti; where he may be found at all time, ready and ; iliinrto wait on all who may favor him with a call. ' e nopea mat oy stnci attention to nitiness ne win ; rccciv? at least a share of public patronage from old ' Franklin. All those wanting a pood and cheap article ! i of the latest and most approved tyle, will please ; gir him a call before purchasing; elsew here. 4-l2tn. ! Administrator's Notice. "JVTOTICF i hereby Riven that Letters nfadminia- I Jj tration upon the estate of Jacob Blacklidr, j 1 of Frnkl'n eunty, Indiana, have been scant, d I to the undersigned, by the Probate court of said diate payment. The estate 1 solvent. HARVEY BLACKLIDGE, Jan. 13, 150.-4 adtu'r. Adtninist rotor's Sale. THE .indersipned administrator of the estate of Jacob Blacklide dee'd, will sell at public outcry at hi ow n residence near Metamora, Ind., an Saturday the 16th day of February !roO, the personal property belonRinp to said estate, consisting in part of beds, bedding, bureau, one borve, bugey and harness, ?c. Terms All simi of 3 and les, cash dow n. Credit Until 25th Dec. 18 JO given on all sums over S J security being given. HARVEY BLACKLIDGE, Jan. 15, 1850.-4 adm'r. Sale of Personal Property. THE undersigned will sell at public outcry, three miles east of Brookville and on the turnpike, on Thursdar the 7t1i of February next, the tcllowing nronertv". vii. Corn. HaT. Oati. Horsrs, Cattle, 40 head of Hogs, one Wagon, Harness, Plough, Harrows, &c Household and Kitchen furniture and many other articles too tedious to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. MH Term aaade know n on the day of sale. Jan. 16, 18J0.-4-3w WYXN & GOUDIE. ! Administrator's Sale of Real Ustatc and Farm Produce. fJVHE undersigned, as administrator of the Estate of Jame Conwell, w ill sell a double saw mill, tavern house, store and afore house, a number of lot in the town of Laurel, a fine farm in section 10, east of laurel, occupied by Mr. Lee, jsho will show it to any person calling on him. Also, a farm on the Laurel and Rushville State road, at Sanes Cresk, and one on the hill N.W. of Laurel, together with Corn, Wheat, Hay, Sec, and 3J0 shares of W. W. V. Canal Stock, all of which will be sold to the best bidder; and w ill be soldTin the P.'th day of Maica nct. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. " Offers for any ef the above property received up to that dav. jail. 18, 1S3C.-4-4W r. A. COXWFI L.

COMMISSIONER'S SALE j Of Real 'Potato i Jl "ECU fiaidiei ,

rginr nnnrr-ipnfa, tnmmissiomr, appointed by : the Prabatr Court of Franklin Cotintv. br ir. I I tuoelan ortlcrof mid Court, ill offer for sale at ' I public outcry, on the premise at the late midrnrc i

of Andrew c.rmichnt l deceased, on Kntnrrlny the M tne nrth.wet quarter ef Section U, town tJ, ! I6hf FebrorylH.W.lKtWthrh0ur, oflOl,.,nr1,,,of rj,,,,cre31 "tate in Hamilton county, j

o clock a. m. & 4 o clock p. tn. the fol lowing; described I real estate, comimticiiisr t the outh Kast comer of frac. see. No. 2, Town 11. N. Range 13. E. &c. W. !tU .t,- f on i . . thence West with the sec. line 29 chims, to the middle of white water, thence North 35 degrees we5 chains, thence North 60 decrees west ! l rhnini A- 1(1 link, tnono. N,.W aUl- .j - ' .. Chains V au links, thence North 55, degrees Y est il Chains thence East 32 chains and 50 links, thence north 63 degrees East 4 chains 79 links, thence North 19 degrees West 8 chains and Oil-links, thence !?onth Pb'i degrees East 18 chains and 14 links, thence North 5'a degrees ' East 10 chains thonr-o Smith KfU Aawac P.ci in r!i.An v I . .i de?resS ast , v.MoIUi, mim iu uie nuu unary line,; thence with the same to the beginning, contain- i "L 'Vi1,, t1,?.8 "rj.0 I of the said Andrew Carminhnl ,1

... . . .. 'r PPiilrnce ul Rrver R. MtMirt . itcrt-awftl. in ihf

inereio, as nas Peen assigned to Brunetta CarUJ .c uue,B,s..ru u aures uiereoi. ALSO At the ame time and place, THIRTY FIVE Acres of Wood Land, beina part ot Fractional section 13 in town 9, Raue;e2, W. fcc. ALSO At the same time and place, a part of fractional section 24 iu towu 10. R. 3. W. &.C., beginning at the north-east corner of said section, thence south 5.$ degrees East, to William W. Wilson's corner, thence with said Wilson a line South I 6 ), degrees West 44 poles, thence North 51 degrees West 15 poles, thence North 1G dexr . r 5 r . . jrrees ei i poles, mence iortll Zi degrees , est SJ0 poles, thence North 17 degrees West S and eight tenths poles, thence South 78 degrees West 15 and nine tenths pols, thence North 24 degrees East, to the north-west corner of said section, thence north 84' degrees East to the place of beginning, containing 80 afires. ALSO On MONDAY the 18th of FEBRUARY, 185(1, at the Court House in Brookville, Lots numbered 13, SO, and 23, in that part of said town of Brookville laid out by John Allen sen., w.th the improvements upon them. i TEIiMS. j One third the purchase mouey, cash in hand;! , ,:.l.,n : .,., i r . j , rr. j r j i The deferred payrith sufficient freeIN W HITT i A' Win. ments to be secured by note with hold security. JOHN Jan. 9, 1850. 3-4 w List of Letters: I inHE following is a list of the letter remaining in I the 1'ost Office at Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana, on the first day of January A. D. 1850. Artit Daguerrean any To Marlon Samuel Anthony I'htlip Bird Willet Ranutter Samuel Bottomry Benjamin Beison Wenry Brown Peter Bertenshcw .lohn Byers V K Jame Campbell II William Carson William Dyer Orville Dewitt David Doyle John Doc'tr F.rwin Alexander Egbert Isaac F.iddrath Daklore Fuller Isaac Gregg Washington McDannel Amanda Morgan Meick McCready S W M nnns Tho' jr care (of Mr James McCJurt Mcndenhall K 1 Mansinger Christian Eq Overton B Charles Owen Elizabeth Miss Patterson S '1 Esq Pattisoii X T T Petty M R ftoss J A Hon. 2 Mussel Alexander Raymond Harriet Sed wick Mnthew Shank I. John Searls Phehe Scoalscot .lohn Scotten S Thomas S;npon John C Thruh Jno. Rcvd car1 of Er D Snivel) G!bon txeorge iuft'ey (i I or K tTlidewell Masten Halstead Ann Mary Hack Philip Hetrick Catharine I em pie 1 ho C Hampson James In care Tucker William I ot Joseph lleesely sen I iner Iaac Holme Jeie Webb Hnfu Irwin J Benjamin Wood Charlei Lyons Judy Winan William Lines Win White William Ladd Helen Wcudler Adam McoiIWm H. LINCK, I". M. NOTICE. j 'pHOSF. indebted To the Estate nf nai tholoinew Hey, deeeased, late nf Fith street, Cincinnati, are in- ,' formed that the Executrix off-aid itate will he in i Brookville, at Harwich Hotel, Feh. 7th, 1350, to ! reeeive payment f the lon delayed claim coming '. tnaid Estate. If not paid then, they will be put in officers hand fur collection KLIZ.1BETH HEY SMITH, Dec. 1849. 52-.1w Executrix Last Notice-Taxes for 1849! For the accommodation of the Tax-payers of Kay, Salt Creek, Posey, Metamora, aud Laurel townships, the J reasurer will meet them at Metamora oil Monday the 2lst, and at Laurel on Tuesday the 2'2d inst. to receive their taxes, 1NO CUS I will be added until after that time. I make these .appointments for the western parti c .1 . . . . ul COUUIV On BCCOUni 01 80 niBUV Deinff prevented from getting to the county seat prior to ! the 1st of January owinij to high waters, r ft RTTTJTnV T V r ! T , o, ,-n 1 ! ' U" 1 .0. j.11 taxes 1 11 ine county noi paia Dy ine time tlie exlensiou runs out, will be collect' ed with cost without regird to favor to any one, S I have not the money to advance for them B. H. B., T. F. C. . . . . . tj r fin j lieWare 01 UOUIUerieitS!'. r'",', was in Cincinnari, last winter I was I ww ery sorely atttirted witti my old anil lone; stan1 dinp rotiicb, and in eekinp a cure was induced to trv Dr. TID'S INDIAN BALM of LIFE; the relief I Ob ! tamed was so sudden and o permanent that I felt it tn be my duty to oh tain the acencv. I hare done so and now -offer it to my neighbor a the best and safest i the Eclectic lli'pi nsary on Jlh t. between Vine ami niii.. v.i.i ml, JOHN MKMn, Ajrent. OFFICK FtR THE C URB OF Lung llis.-ases. Liver Complaint, Scrofulous Pisca-, rheumatic Affections, whether mercurial or insii : j,citclic irinin. wum sine o.riin. i. misirr Vine and Race, Cincinnati, O. Attendina; Plivician Dr. P. K.WOMBAVGH. Death to Tooth Ache. Prepared only by Dr. P. K. Wombauph and sold by respectable Drutre;ists throughout the North aud West. This remedy never fails to cure when used according to the directions : and it may he used by ail classes patients with perfect safety at all times as it does not contain any dangerous article and w ill not injure the ceth. JOHN H1NKAKD, Aeent. MEDICAL NOTICE. R. J. S. Bl' K DMA Ui, T4 ATE of Cincinnati, Ohio, has located in this place to practice the ECLECTIC or REFORM s stm of Medicine. Office on the West side of the Public Square opposite the county offices, w here he may be found at all times, when not absent on pro fessional n.tsiness, Dr. B. ment of will devote particular attention the treat 1 Chronic Oisrnwr, Of the l iver, Lung, Stomach, Kidneys, Spleen. Bowels, Eyes. Skin, Ktc. Also, to the treatment of I'lcer, Tumors, tloitre or Br.inrh.Kel-, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Piles, Epilepsy, P lieumatism. White Swellinr, Scald Head, Carbuncles, Female diseases. Neuralgia, Dropsy, Jce , all of which may be successfully treated w ithoiit the use of Mercury, Arsenic, or any other dangerous drug. Kf frrrares. T. V. Morrow, Prof, of theory and practice in the Eclectic Institute. J. Bur ha NX am. Prof, of Physiology. B. I.. Hill, Prof, of Surgery. J. Kino, Prof, of theory and rractice ia the Eclectic Institute at Memphis, Dr. P. K. Wamhsjih, Dr. T. V. Wright, either of whom may be addressed by letter at Cincinnati. Brookville, Oct., 149. pa 43, Dm, Administrator s Notice. HsOTICE i hereby given that the undersigned W taken letters of administration on the estate of Mary Hetfield late f Franklin county, aud state "f Indiana, deceased. All persona indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment, aud those having claims against the same arc notified to present tbeni dsily authenticated tiir cttk-it.cnt. The said estate isainplv solvent. Dec. II, 184J. . DAVID UETRICk adm. Administrator's Notice. "TOTICK is hereby given tlvat Ihe nodcrsiened J 1 has tnis nay taken nut ot tne franklin County Probate Conrt, letters of administration upon the estate of F.liiabeth Newnam, deceased. Those having claims against the deceased, will pres. ut them to the ui drrsigncd; and those indebted to esl.nc w ill be required to make prullipt payment. The estalc is probably solvent. WULIVM N J" W K M, VJmr. Jan irih. 1J0.

Administrator's Sale i f Real Estate ! TYvirme of an order of the Franklin eoiinty ro. IJ bateCuurt, th-iilider.ignrd atlimniMriiior ol'llic

I.. " nrrtiwo, win t:,irr lor aii' i r - " P"l";i"i.ry, 11 mr uoor ot the Court Home in U'.n r "rook i lie. Franklin county, Indiana, nit j . "f March, I8iO, the Smth-ttet quarter . 'ueci to aower. icrm, h. Dec. is, 1849.- LEWIS BOUI.TOX, adm. , . ! , . . Administrator's Sale Of Real Estate I , . u . . , J yvimt'r'ftiu f 'h' E''" ??, . r .?m S ,Kcrw d "S- '" " ' j'r r the Franklin county Probate Court, w ill ! oner r.ir le on the premise, at public outcry, on ! '"r,1"" hr JJ.,UT 'f FebrURrynr,t, Lot, number. Z0: ! dower therein.) with a cnmturtahle frame dwellinir nA " ,he ecenry erection for a Potter) TERMS. One hall' ca-h in hand; the rei.'nlueo h- purchase money on the 5,h December A. D. H50 uee-2i), 1849. 2-4w JESSK PEPPER, adm. Administrator's Sale. flN Saturday the 2ml. Januar, , 1850, at the late town.hipof IlloominV ow, Franklin countv. ind." hon.ehold furniture. Sle to commeneeat 10 ..VlorL a. in. on ain oay. term All u m or three ui!lar and le, cah in hand; nine month cr-tlit on all nm over three do liar, the purchaser giving note with approved secuniv. Jan. I, 1S50.-2 SOLOMON WILLIAMS, adm. SALE OF REAL ESTATE fTKHE nndersitrned, Oniuiiioner appointed by the hJi Probate Tutirt of ranklin counir, Indiana, will ;) at public outcry, on Saturday the'otl. day of February, 1SJ0, between 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m., on the premie in White Water townbin, in SJ"' ennnly, the follnning real etst.- in aid rouiitv, 'f ",'it hj "'"taniin Gould died .eix.d and p....d; to le sold ill b n et to the dower of the widow of aid decraed, vix. "beeinnimr at the X. R. corner of the W. or. of ee 34. town 8. Mn ire 1. west: thence S. 84 and a half degree wet 10S and a ball" pole to ! a corner Jtake; thence S. 5 and a half degree eat i 160 perdu to a corner stake in the S. line of aid qr.; thence JC. 84 and a half deirrce iat 10S and a half pole to a corner Make; thence N. 5 degreis et 160 pole to the nlacc of bee-inninc cuiitainiiir 105 ' acre and 80 nerchci more or les." Term. One third of the purchac money to he paid down; one third in one and one third in two '"ears from the day of sale to be secured by note with approved freehold security. (iKO DICKSON, an. I, 1S50-2-4W Commissioner. Law renceburgli Register please copy and ehargc ine American. Administrator's Notice. "M KF.TTERS t.f adniinitrat inn have this dav been i granted to il.e ninl.T.irrH, bv the Franklin county I'rubate court, apOn the estate of lletirv Bolinjer. Person indebted to said estate w i I he rcqmrd , mke proffipt pav,ent;a..d tho havingilaim. against it, arc equated to present them. Estate i p.obablv solvent. 7.COB EUTKI December 20, 1849 .-2-3tv ad.n ' I.nndxi and Lot, for Sale. i ?HE subscriber for himself, and as agent fr lionI resident, offers for ale the tollowuig property. : The lot on which his ofTlce i situated, the dwelling house and lot immediately north of Mr. Clarkfon's, all thi e houses and lots in H rook villi- and the vacant lots known as the Knight proper y; hNo er- ' eral hundred acres of woodland in ditfVivnt parts of i the county; also the farm in White Water iownhi p ! formerly owned by Alice Heap; alsoa dwelling hoite I and two Iosa in New Trenton. Thin nronertv will nil j be sold on reasonable terms if applicotiou be made I "" , t lflcn 1 ! Urookville.yan. 1st. 1850. . C i? T.J3HHM Tn rt - ; CLdLU Ui XilUldJltl. f ld.Uh.HIl trUUniy. In Profiatr Court. , yac.ib Krt.'l. ailinitiistrator nf the ; estate .if Henry Hnlitijer, tli-e'U, . Elir.abeth Dulitijt-r and Antuny ; Ii..linjrrv A irieation tn make rial estate asset. OX thi, 29th Pecrmher, 1R49, prrsminll rame itito open Probate cmirt, said .. ii.inr anil tiles bis i i petition in this cause; ami thr Court beinjr satisneil : , byattiilavit that the said Klizabeth Hdlinjt r ami An. I tltotiy Il.ilin jer are not resilient ef the Siate ot" Indiana direet and order publication to be made acror. ' .Imply. The said tlefen.Unt are therefore heretiy notittedof the pendency of said petition, atii that ! tinleaa they appear anil answer the same, on or he. , furethe calling; of said cause at the next term of this Court, a tit-fault will he entered against them and an ; or.lcr made in the (ieemies in their absence. ' Witne,s niv h imi thisoih Ileeeniher, l40. ! 3-Sw ' . M. OlIXSOX, Clerk F. C. r. ;. A OK!)1XA,CR KrtlnrtHg the It:. tr of License for CCclniliiiK Liquor. Iiims'I 15th Ut icniber, BS49. fie it Onlaiiieil htj thr President anil Trustrrt al the Totvn of BTookviUry That from and after the passage ol this act it shall be lecal for any citizen of thi ; town to send spirituous or inioxicat int liquor by a , li ss noun tity tnan a ua t at a time wit bin the corpn ' rsition liu.it of the same, bv navinc intotlie treasury ! ;er".n,.i:in,:ora"u" ,l,e """ of ,,,"-,ivt' ; Sec. 2. Any ordinance coming in conflict with rnnanee is tierehy n prai.u : .,.", ; ' i This act to lake effect from and afiet it A. H. MeCI.EAKY, TnVt. Custom Hade HOOTS AM SIIOKS. ''000 ''AIRS. The undersigned has just received " from the Manufacturer, iu New England a lare assortment of Boots and Shoes made t xprc-.. ly for hi retail trade, cniisitting in part of the follow ine; articles: 120 prs men's coarse boon OSprsKip do 24 prs Water proof do 24 prs Calf tbi .tn prs do do 210 pr Men's Coarse Broirans 200 prs " Kip do In pr " Calf do 3n prs Pumps 12 prs Buffalo Ov. r.Shnrs 200 prs Women's Kip Uoota ISO prs " Calf do 90 prs "" Goal do 50 prs Fillf Kip Slippers 40 pi s Heavy do 24 prs Ratter Boots 12 prs t do do SO prs Misses Kip do tn prs " call do 2l prs " kip Slippers .10 prs Women's In.li.i Rulihtr Micks 0 prs Boys coarse Boots ro prs "1 oiitlis' il. 24 prs children's .l.i r-o prs Bots " Br.icnus no prs Youth' ' ' ilo 4r prs Kip do To prs Boys Kip do f 0 prs children's Goat Roots 40 pi s ' Kip Shoes 35 prs Morocco do The new- purchases of the iiiiiit i-sin. d ill addition to the very .Mriisive variety he had on hand before enables him to offer as complete an assortment as w ere ever offered hrfore ill the town of Brookville. Eost of hi stock and all of his laic purchases were made according to his own dircctiou nnd are of the vers first quality. Persons w amine; boots or shoe will Hlld it to their intere-et to call and sec his stuck , before they lav in their supplv. Not. 1st, 1849. RIfH.VKD TYXEB. Carpetintjs; Carpetings. Piect Fiiit- Wool ingrain Carp ting. j3 piece AVool FiUiiJ do 2 pit-era Kiciirtr dn 3 pircm Cotton in -rain do 3 piece Venetian do A part of the above lit are Com i tic from Cincinnati where I lately purchased them. Ther are nf tht ft neM quality and rirhtit colum and mill he K.d at Cincinnati price, and wilt he ihwon with ph-aMire trt hit on ishina; to inpect them. Nor. I, IS4P. Tl. TYXKB. WOOL ( Alm.fi 7"E "'I be ready hy tin fir n of May for CNrdiMg. and as our Machines are nf ihe best In the - -" " '"en nana., -rcan ' Willi t-4ititiitenr mrrnnt ! twt nrtvnpk. n atln.rt notice. CARDING AND SriNNINO, Will he thine for customer at the following prices: White Wool in broache, Mcts.pr. lb. Mixed " 17 " K.-eltnr Yarn, 1 he smallest bit for spinning must be !. lbs. M AIS I P ACTUKLXG. Jeans, bine mivrd, i leaf, .17 pr. yd. .. . 31 j " M 4 leaf, STItot.ij " Sattinet. accortling to color. 37Jtn5J Cassiinere, according to color, 2to75 C Toth, according to color. 50 to62 White Flannel, according to w idth,! lo2 Dyed 85 to57J Blanket, per pair, (too Wc have a very largestock of WOOLEN' GOODS of the above kinds, which we w ill be glad to exchange for Wool , Cash, or anv kind of Proslttce, at very fair ! prices, as wc ar .tetrrnunetl tn warrant our work ! good, and out roads durable, we hope and expect a . . 1 large shape of thr public patronage. Oa : . . , 1 1 -,- x- 1 j . - i. 1 t :r , - s.vi.L.. sni 10. A.u ar.r.:; mu 11 j nu are uis. appointed, we will make you whole. E. MACV &CO Laurel, April 6lU, 1S48. I6. PUBLIC IXVITATIOX. Punctuality is the Life of Business. f ! H K unut rsitm-.l wuu'.tl l-mU-r the public hi sin. cere thanks for tl; U le ral patronage which he t bj' iien-ioiore receive!, ne wonio a. so re nun a ins customers tl)' in order for him to keep, up hi -tock . anu do Mismess, Mtii is an essential consideration. His arraiipcments are such that all accounts due him should he settle! by NEW YEAR'S DAY. A I ail n re tn attend to this will subject him to uianv : . . - ii i. . '. Mriini' inniimim mis, 1 1 ui (iiiiiKTf Ore I IV " - f..rc etHeied w ithout fail or diMim-tioii to Kn and . arrange their accounts on or biforu iImi dav. Win t'HIl.Dt'iS. Nov. 'ith. if ir-Ai

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Attention is invited to a New and VHIiY 1 1 A N I) S O 31 I'l ASSORTMENT OK FALL AM), war " . . VV l tt f f B i A (I fc: I II I V 1 V- " " M . , . . . That XWS TU9t IvCCClVCU tVAlm,; P,i MnnVvvrn ninnui i i,i. B TYXKK bet to n turn hi erat. ful a. knowlJ! iirmeim for Pat fors and i,h,-, to .m.,. his natron who havo dealt uh lnm hen-tnlor,. at new customer, and all who mUU "to buy hcre th.v can bur ihcapest," that he has j..t rte - d a fine .tock of Fall and Winter tioods. which will be .old ai cheap as Mich articles can be ..ld in JIly ,wn or a, allJ lullit. j ,h. White Water Vain-v. ,a full .upply and new rmii.U cun-ist ut VSinue Cloths. Enelih blach Cloth French do do American dn do English brown, blue and green d(. American " ' do Heaver and Felt Cloth lirey and Cadet do lllue, black and green blanket do Cassimrrcs, Engtih black ('aimcrv French " do Aintriean lo Encli.h striped and f.mcy do French ' ' ilo Hlat k Fe tich doe kin do Kubay Casiint. rc and Velveueu Vcstings. BUick Silk Vt-.!im Fniicy " 1 lU;uk Satin M di Plain black ami fancy M'ornuil tlu Ulack mill faiu-y rk Vrltt Kftl silk Vi-lvt-t for trimmin-j Marsriltt. hla k Clolh and C'a5inH rt' Vt-lii.g Blai-k nntl lawcy silk ami satin C U AVA Is Italian do Satin Stuck and Silk IMkO Mine, black, brottn and drab Sattiin tt (Irev uiixetl do lllark " d.i K ihbed, plain, triped and figured d.i Super plain and fancy I'ueeUi Hiding and burl'alo Cord I.amartine Cord and Reaverteen Kercy and Kentucky J- an Domc.tit .lean and L'iik, y Fancy plaid and variegated CI ik Lining Med, white anu green t launel ttfSfl'iS. fyc. Super Mack silk warp Lustres Striped ami chanci-altle tin : Plain and nmlr cnjnred chi j Hlnck and fancy A 1 pact a do I Striped A I pacta do ' Satin striped do Silk brocade and fijrun d Wortid do t Napnlemi hlne nd Chami teoit do 1 Merino black and amrft d du I.vonee Clot4 black and colored d Plaid and Mtript d Mnhair phiin and chaii, ahlc ! ..tch and Fn-ncl. Ca.hn.er.-. ' ?!"" V" ""'"I !"a "I"', """"J"' 1 u I laid and striped Mous de Lame . SPr .Mourn.ug ti.nglums , 'ain and laticv do d t'ahniere de Rhine Plain and fancy l.nwns 1 I.inen and Victoria do Frih Linens, Hook Muslin: and Swis Mu!l Victoria and Hihop L wm U O N X K T S . Of all kind and qualitet. I 9 Small Arl:c!rs ' Rlack and ctd'd silk Fiinei I.iueii do (limp and Jaeonett ; Kiiieti C'aiubt i Handkerchiefs ' yam v Hdkf-. i White l.ace Capes , Fall Stvle nf Ribbons and Trimmings V( m jt lt),M)IM ;,ml r,,,,,.,,,, ,(ftll , killlU t Ladies silk and cahmereC;ii ves i Pic nic tiloves and Milts ; Wool. u M.h and Oloves White M. r.no and Caslnu.-rc llilkf M.-ll's bl;ick, white and fancy silk and coltoll llove Thr.-ad and rolloll l.ace and El'iMoe; Woolen t'omlol Sewing Silk.-; Tailors and Dres I'riniinilii; Fans; Combs, Thimbles; Buttons; Suspend, r.;; Puskel Books; Carpel B:.c;s, c. Ac. 7Vv fluntlnd and V Piece of Prini Pliiiti, pUitl, ller-tl ami figured eint te;n Print Plant, plaid, Htwi rel Kiittht-h ami French Pnuii Pl.iin m t tl t'.tiu j oil Frint-i And in fine. PriiiM of all fiualitu-, descripiions and colors tliitt any one can deire. Drvss SUlcs. Plain lilark Silk Hed, pink, blue. c;reeli :nid pl.ii.l S'lk Fancy Bonnet Silk 5-4 Urode Khine lil:t k '.!. ('ttarse (Howls and Dinnrstics. Uleaehed atul hrown Muslin--of ..ri.ni" width- from if 10 21 t wide lied Tickimi-i and Marim-rs' Sirip.Checks and DrillintWaon covering"; Linen and Cot ton Ii nirq'iiii , Bl aelied and brow n Lint-n Tabli Covr tin do MiiIiiii SHAWLS. Silk embmiilereil crape Sh.iw N do do and p!:ini black ami hhmIc do Frinped White Shaw U j Silk and Iitiltioii Fringe mole cWid Shai ' De l.ame and hravy Cloth do Hals and Caps. ; Mole Skin mid Heaver Hat) Nentra ilk and brnxh do lltientt Vi-ita and California do Conmon Angola do Cluldrtti' Velvet Cap IllHck and blue Cloth do Fur do Hardware and Callmj A me Shovel and Spadti How land's dn do j Pitk and llm-s Trace Chains, Saws, Squares and Hindis i Knives and Forks Door, Trunk and Cupboard I.otks Files and Kaps t'hisi U and C arpenter Planes A larjeand extensive Varietj of Iron and Nails AIo n complete aortment of qk KKAS W It K. ;ias Ware, Siine Ware and Karl hen Ware, irote- . lies. Salt, Sole 1, rather, &c Itc Jcc ' 'I lie mihwcribr r would wish the public p mr:ill to learn what his nnmt rous ciMtotner- a;r aly know, namely, that (he iibove articles arec(Oal iiifiiiahtjto any iu the country and told as cloap. He hie an 'Menie and lone at qtr.ini.toee w iih iht niot proioiocnt merehnnts ot'Cioeiimati and the e4Strn riti and this advainao' eiihlili-s him to buy the t ry tirsi f)iaWtv of rs,tls at the lowest rati siic "hai heselU at a tnall an dtanev on tin- wiinh-a1 rtti miy nit rcbant in ibis pat vf ih Maif, aid b-llatt-r hiineli that be ia cfnivi,m any one w ,u w i hes f o i nn. mr for himi !filmf in xet I b in e rf ariiclv and ct apneas of pi ief. In-1. aunot be u:-pas?-'d. KICH MU) lYM.f, ' HrookMlle, !., Nov. 1, 185y, 45 W 0 0 L, W 0 0 L CASH WOOL. fl7K will pay cah or coods for iC,orn lbs. nf p WOOL at fair prices ibis ea-on. Wc hm a lartjr tock of Sat tntetis, .leans, asiiufre. Cloihs, Tweid, PUid Flannels, Hed FlnnncW, White Uunels, IMaiket, and indeed alinot eery artirt in the Wnoh-n line, wbuh wc wi.U tot.hji'ge fur Wool at very low prices. Elanufacturing, We nrr rt-aily to Mamifaeture ilit-abiiv kind of Omul s as low for c ash any etithli-htm lit In ihe country, or on shares uii former term. Carding and Spinning. Will be done tu mil eutonit-r, at last )rar piicet. CARDING Wr arc ready for card mix rol, and w ill be r-a1y n wait on all who innv call on us for work in that line. . In ail its branrhe can be done to auit tntnier at II tunes. Hy prompt attentiou to out- business in all its varioHs bmuches, w r are roiitident iJ' rciidi ri ii C tie ral .itifiirtioit to all w ho call on n. I ry u and si r. K. M AC Y & CO. Laurel, April loth, 18-t". K-om Executors Sale of il K A I. K X T A T f:. T "HV. niircrirn. d, Kecuir of the lat Will and lestaineiit of James Daily, late nf Franklin County, deceased, w ilt ottt r for ae. at public imurr, on the prt intscs. on Saturday ihe snh tiay of February , next, the following riescrilx tl tmct of land, .itnate in , said couiiiv, lo-wit: Part of the West hjU" inT iLW . XortH Wet ruarter sfl ectitu thirty-thrvc (3.1) of l ow ii Ten, Hange One, Wt-s Jtc, roni:ioini? s.tni---ihmc over sixty acres; subjert ! tbe tlu we r of the w idow of the deceased. lrms.-Oiir half of the pnrvhao nvtn y tah in hand; the residue nn the 2ith Deeeiub-r, 1S0, pi ai hie hy note, w aivintr appraisement, and w ith perotial tectirity to the atiltirin of the undrMiirufd. TWOMAS VKWT, K"cnturv &.c. Jan, 11, 1R50. .V4w JOHN D.HOWLAXI), Attorney at Law, BROOKVILLE. Fa, French Eurr Mill Stones. T. BRADFORD IO. may l.r f.niiid at work on .lirCORXKR OF WALNVT anil SCOXI Ss., Cinrinnati, and are prt ju red to turn i. Vn-nrh Barr Mill Stonrs of a snperi 'n or quality to any rslahlishmrm m the M estrrn I ountry. Al, the rcnuine Putrk lloliint; Cloths. Anker Hrank. Mill Irons and Kccsvs. l)au.. cis Irons, sjcrren Win-, I'lasi.rol Paris, A;c Also, French HurrPui tablci'orn ais.1 Klnuruie; Mills. All. WOKK ATARR AN I D ol tile ImsI quality. 42-It I CORN AXI) OATS. (1nhvM fat- ccftti nnd out-, bv j Nov. l, lit? B. H. U . C. PritlON"

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JXO. C. BURTON. Flo for California! Splendid Assortment Cf Eastern CJOODSI Hj H. k, .1. C. liVRTOX art mow opfiiir- urt- , mjit ami plt'iiilid mirtnifvi nf bj.nnir mill Stmiint r tinmH, tiirrt-t from Pfiilattr , (ihia, rhtry r- ttf ttrmitit-d tu iU to lln- Ciri. in .t" Kianklin Ct .:ni, clueipt r than hvj have twr btt 11 olVf tvl ilii irkt t bt fnn. 'I litir .trfc U vi-ry lrtrr sutl i I) m Ircteil, ihI tv line: ruiitidfiit iSai tin y mn U a-e m w well a old rrt tome rk, hu-I ilit Tuliiu q--t r;i 1 y , lh y iavitc tVERVHODY lo call and t-jkan.iiic lor tdvniSflMf. FOR MKN AXD BO 1 lit-tr ifork crmiw in i;irf . 10 t Fn iii-li and Knt;.i!i Vt.l Oytd I lk I'i' tb; -I 14 i!u ! do I'.Ihl- do; 1 44 di RroKU d; 1 -4 Ol.vt- On t n 2 Mix-d do; It 4 t)-4 TwiirN; 3 " llfavcr ai.. I F !t du; 44 ni'k, MiM, and Fnt l"n':iiicrt.; 20 S:iriutrt-, all i It s i,id priit ; t Kt iittu k J n; 8 Famy rwc.-.d-. 20 Silk Vlvi t; jiljin and fancy Satin, and M:iraittts Vt-ntin: 10 C.rnu' l.int-n Diil, whitt', piiiin , liiiuj ; 5 Kidi ii? 1'i.rd and H rl-n: 10 Siiinuit r w ar t"ir uh n and lty; IO riant, Vaiwr a tut IrrucN l.int i: 7 Niiiikrfti : t 10 44 Silk, Wtir-K-d, atid ttfn ST;r,it.i.c. LADIKS OHKSS GO(U)S. VV I'artiiularly in, tit- hv n.t. utu.n ut th 1 adi s, loiuir asturt mrnt f Drr (ICni'.s:, a wt? think -tan Miiittry anilytrf tair, -"0 p Kivntli. M;nu hf-Jttr a.-ij Kar!tn llitir'ia'n; .lo 4 Kfliicy Krci.fli I.auii; 250 4 Arirrican, Fn-. and Kn n;-ti Trinf-it 100 Snpi-r tine JJit -s tiooU. r.iii-niitx (' ri.tid Toil de Xnrde, l.inn Cttn.h'r-T-i, I. tin n Hr:i, 1. iim n l.utrv; Krv-nrli ItaiiiH r, Ji nny l.ind, linl1 t (i;u-t dPari; H!k and M mIp l'lain I-itwtir-; Sa-iii Stripe I.ti.trt MaU una mhI Al)Muiaii Silk Sn ipe: 'h:iniel en and th.Kcrt'aide Lniirt'; pl:,'tu triVd and plain Jaroiu t; Mull; lil..p, Si A: (.'amUric Mti!iii; pjniti u nijurt il, lilaek win! fain y Silk-: Viitoria autl Ittlidp 1.aii, Vc., ir naum ' : Kdtntr; l.at-; K?yptian Kdtur: Mti-e I It r ad r.ditit; ,V I.Mi-t ; Iii rittitr; J;i(on-ii Kdt In riii't;; Man tua Cap and tiU M.MiiH t rihfcr ai; Inn-, pink, h! nr, ' and liiaik Crain-: Cnpe l.iO.-: pink and whiff Sann; ; ilk KrmifT-; ii'dl- o ki d Ctillar; l.iii n; Tauthrtc aiul Ik n.'d-ftitt hil Hdk'l'-, f.tm ;nnl pUm Crani: rot ton l.i-le Tlinad; Silk anil Kid i!u: !-'; and .iiri l.tte etid, miM. lilaik and hm- S-lk and Cttltiiti Hne; Silk lt:ittn. i-e. c. and mode hhaw U; IS a- hmnr Mia U. p.owr, i s. V'ltin nee Hrid, (oetp, C hina Ptarl, ('riiTimi Straw, I.a a u and F.iiu v t nib'rd h;k V.n. Si raw, Uonio t-; f.r Ladies nd Mi s. ii i s An c ;-s. A larce anir( ment of Mol- Skin, IV jiut, nir', ' Silk, Hru-h, ('alilornia, Spotiiiic-, pearl A-lit.ti.il., . Rmna Vita. Double and Singh- primm. d l.i r'n-rsi, I':m:im i, Id;ill':iloi U al'H.u-. V lei, ltii and Oil Cloth lap. hihlren' l.euh .rn Mai. ROO PS AMI SH KS. 150 prs Men nod Uujs' Hoot; I 150ft " SImmV t'oiioi-iiug of Mi tis Calf, Mttncc. K p, au.l St. nit Mom: Mn Pni.p and Slipper; I. ado Si-mi f. Fine Itoot; hlat k and litflit (am rs und haif ait r; ltukm: .It IV. r-ni I o-; u ion n'- w al king Mo e-; bl'k nud liht Kid and Mr-ro Slipper; Seal Slip pt-r; and a i; aMirt!iici:l o!" lloj-, CiirU and , Children Shoe. Ol a'l kiml, rjm-tiirr croct rit , n.iil. etttot( j ;irii :ti. lai in i-. o pp r a nd .U I atlit r. Iipiwii :mt! lib h'd iiiiit.ii, ch ck. liite , w iiiilou pj.pt r, blan-k'-i. ae, padi dMtn Uf e the lurk-. l;ir.'- le I- . anl, rope, trace ch:iiu, aw, (u;4ie, hmtrs, cr w , tii k. knive and f,n k. pooit. roU . plane lntt, adze, hit is, gun tut-, w orm and I i, rasp, life-, eltist !-., trace hitliv Vc. Sin I In Mil-. nrk p.ieki t, and pnre c!:tp, ring au-l t it, e)inli, piii, needle, ilk thn-hdi a.id uoiion of .til kind. lirook il!e, A pril f, li-Iy Fall Stock. "" 'r!tK Sl"HSCKIHK.? has iui opno tl his ;ok t.f atul W fll Si l.'ii fil tood. ptirrl a ii prt-.--ly lor tin- I.1F L Jlf It IS Villi t A.V. kim( now (tlfi r b ni to the public oil the uio1 ..sor.ilile tt-rin. He bt lites that fimit ton? lAfi'Tii lire in the bifi-lit"-and tb :itisla,."iit.H be ta Ihti toft.ri- uinforniU ri.ii hi pit ton-, iioi.- w ho i ;i'i.nit hi- pr i y---ortm nt will be at all tlV:.pp"iTti' d, uilu r in t!uVVv or (lii':!il:j. 'I'o his iioj1 foil Mippty, hi h4- add d f'i follou i:ij ariicUs. Super black dec- SI LK t"rt!iT!M r- V Khme St np' d Ipact-a Itt'k and f:iiicv lpjcta Kn.hrmdt red Cloakini l:iine and K.nu y mii litis dt Lame Midiairand Silk Warp Lhnics Snpi r Mimri-ni' (.iiibvii.K I'l.iiti Hiid K:i'icy tl So (m r Kntrl h b.-i n cmtTiid I'i iiiii bl.iel lc white do r"nri:i(ne Print In the ib'paritm lit w- ak tlie jilt i:tii-i o th- l.i die:, as tti'limci w r foil and vlt.-u'f t oi h tiin;i t f prints ttf ttery anety id sib-and pru t. Khtitrls. llibbomtj iSpc. R-1 Knihroidt red Wool SIkiw It PI mi ii b!.it-k " Io Sopi r modt' and bl'k l)u Silk Kmbrilered Silk Fringe InT.-l Do ' Mu-lill tic L:tiit ! Ah-i Plain ' Do V.i 11 si b ol It ibb iiis and I ri mining v Vi lvet Hibb..ii Silk and Linen Frinj-es l.adi s' Silk and t'u-bmi rt t-bi.C" Pie Vie loe uiid Miti-i WiMilrn Mill and l-ilosfs Linen and Cambrie HMkli Super Mixed Wool Hiw White Merino !) 4 viStni re Do A foil a.firliii'-lll of (oIIoh HootVi. wlntt V c!iui .! f 'Inldreti's plain ami finey llne P.tris Hool, a benntiful article for t h.idit 11 I nd Hood ( Woolen Cooifott I, aides Oriu Htlkfs am! ('riiats t hread and Cotton Lnd and hdtrmgt RiHik Mn--Im Sski Moll Plain and Kmhroidert d koo i ,11 (I its An arfmi-tif ..I' . Leant and snbHaiitMl in..' (.am r amlSliiH. ( ','otlt . 'tiS.sillH i CS Fn-nrh lllark C'l.nhs llrnwn. lllm- mill (-;..i.f ('lulli 1'ilot anil r' Il Ov. r '.miin I'Imiii .mil r..iu- t'.-.snii. r.-. ul in- v I. s A v. rt h. ant ifiil S.-I. rliuli and r s-I.vjs Nnp r tin.- plain .mI I'-ir T... I jiiiariiiii-s-'i-ril. Iiin.ii. !" i-.l. H. rn. n Cisim . I il thi b p:. ii. i i.; w ! Jin- an t :iv.in. 3t. vi r c-d'r, pjin aod iie.i-y. koI I h bei ioi , tnn nt w i bin e i 1 1 vti stonier. t I U ft rlii'i'V i f It -I to CM vi-ti;s. Hub 'anc Woi-teM a;itl Siik Vtii'i; S;l ill d Silk VcUt Ii i'. tun t"r.i t. F:nn !. Photl uiol I nt. y Pi'ikf I Ii t:'ls (ibive and Honit ry Inih Line ii A l:irjc stutk fbb-at:hed and ,j.iw n Ti'.M-.m Hats and Copt. D!.irk Pnivl, JUts Do do do low crown .' in mnit Angola Huts P.imk and brown Mexican lints Do do da lor ris'(iil Vi !nt t'spi S priii 5 t'.nth tlo Navy ill do 51ins rio'h I 'ravenn? do Do old ilij-rr r Mnk rat d Bo; CI. lb H .1 I p do i'luld ru-han Hoots find Shots. I iilii-.' Calf, Kip and i.oaf Ui utn Chil Irt-n's mid Mi--.es do du di Children ltiaos Ladies Kid bind nsand prioc- heeltd ties. Do hirb bnkins Mt Miut Ho, Kip and Thick nmaiia YiHfh Kip Men's ibiik Itont-., dotjbie Milesl ! Kip du do Melt Caif I.OOM D j do and .ai Shot , fine Groceries Hardlin e. Que trarc. Stone $ Delf WYarr. SOI K I.F ATHF.R and all the articles uttV:y kept iindertbse ht-jids. fresh, well selecttd and thap to weiib wc can honestly invite tlie public aitni. turn. X. IX t.ALI.lON. A Largo and Splendid I OCK of KIP and CALK SKINS. Al o Mfuc-. ; co I. tiulini;, I.inines, A:c. The ahuve tiH'k of LetHr I have inst recivej

D. II. D'OKTOX.

ibis week from Philadelphia, and istf the best manlactor intherit. JAMK5 I. li'lX It . , Laur'l,June9tli, 2i ,

TKIt MS OFTIIK INDIANA A3IKU.CAX. j fllWO Dollars in advance, in mi mnnth, at the end of the year, ami an addition nf 30 cents for every year pay nit. ut isdilard thereafter. Abvertikkwkxtr. Onrsouareor lcs will be in- i

It erted tbrve times for one dnllar,if payment Ih- mailtin advance; one JulUr and teiiy-f.e cent-if ,k:v-

ment bedeUyiil one year; and our dollar and t.itt Hi. if tle-hivei! two year, ami iu the aaiae mHrtion foi the time payment i ilelsed. I.trr id' vertifceiueii ;.fir a loJijtfT tia.e u i.I be ebargeil nt ibe ' uno irinei(b -v. LOST 5ha.r lost Kutv Rt. t bv ATaikrr It. Hroibrr. mC Mfl in.ua lor ol.c lull. died and tl.irn-n.c ll..l'.jr. lii:iHi. Aut.. 7lh, 141. - Sji.l note h'iMr pin' "P". t!.." i tj f.-:i:d .inv prr,u tin.itOi: ' r c mil's; in puff. sioli CJ aid no, ficoi .-..- rilit.ri;a !t loi cel:l'- o n.:),u,5. iiLiA'ir.r.i.

.n R.H ChrMtiasizcd and civilized rn-nn ie.. ranged ' r'pr pnini'.:n i4 de-atli th:; a-iv wImt nu'r iv i!.-s iHic-:s the liutn.-tn twnily; on-1. unn! witfcin a (ViV v.fA.err im. n; at;v crtL rmrcu !f !.' tin- .K-v jjn cf that dcirytr. But nowBRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM ctr-t r V manif of tlie most tmngly marled antt rf. rW rvr! entr of Pfi.voKsRT CosrMfl ion rati, vntl mrttti ceof tUrrutd and dteus?d LUNtiS Mich nKRt.i:s t:! n wr nver lfore cured bv any orliermwliruie. v utitvtti h pdm were Mme of the stfliro'd peixnii. w to bare i een pronounced by jthytieiun and friendr to be jicrr I V dying. !ome. w ho had their burini-riorties mHdet!mvf oeen cured, and vet live; ot!ts. who it was ?nd vrim: 1 no: live another lay. are now a well and bearty as ti.L j tver were. It poM'te all tlie c'leaneTnc and purifying vir:'S n-?Kr!y ai powerful aud act ire as Tle preparmnon which we Call ' BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT. rbe Balaam uiffers fnm the Fxtrarf. beranse it poM" trrerat wttdwatvm trkich are pccaJtarty cdtptcd io,Ri ar tttcntuit'y ntcttsary for, the curt of COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS. and all diseaw of a palmonanr r.;itnre Fuch disnc fi, actialiy prove so &iil under aruinorv treatment, when t!rty aliack ihe Crcfist. Throat, Longs, and IIcarL Th:BAl-SAM hcai.5 and cvar.s I'lcfrs the rf'.VS. eni e.ewliere mtmitily. as certiruiy nnd mnty n- tt ?rrikyinc Extract mm and heal uirerit externally. Th.s B.Km cures mnf cxw of Cmiyh and CmnmpU m oat o ti n, after all other remedies have .iiu'i' tc do good. Thousands cf Consumptions and Chronic Comgh olrnwianfly prTe it tm.titimtj Sraca i!i f-iirh dneat, and its undabtd curntie power, ari-i (ooihini:. hial in g pnpertie, in the following ctuupiainfa and liiSfHM'f, viz. : Spitriti? of Hltod. nirrdinp it the l.tiff. Fain in IV Rreutt and Side, Sttjht-Snynitt, .Vn-vmrn phiintt. Pitlpitatton of the Heart. C-era J ftmftim, Jjrt.f tery a:id Summer Compiamtt in Children and .-iduin, and J FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS. No remedy offered to the pub;ic haa erer been half a eerUun and effectual in tettorintj all the inci-ientnl wruni'wea and rrrjulnritiet of the sex. ai Bract's Pilmonahv Balaam. It iuakenod:lference wheiher the dentner'M'ent be tuppresskn, rrerxM, or otlKr veiiknes it KKUl IATFS ALL, bv tre.-uthc;itn the system, cjminwp the ciK. lLtion. and sortAtny and aliai'j M KVoij. irkitahilii tr See pamphlet. - consu:mption. A DYING WOMAN CURED ! We atate tliia cure, to prove ibo fovm to savh lifk when tht BALSAM is nsed. even afieT-wio fwrwrn is cBi.iered by jthvticftnw od friend to be in imt ttoijr i f dimexiwe arUialW OYiNfr and,- :n thia cm:, so war toNr., that the 5HRot, i and Ul rial-ci.otiu: .mere hvvht .' For the fxirtu-ular of tin case, und the reareeUiHe ami vmkttb tH protif ol ail the circumstances and. tiicis, we r;i r to uur pAMrttl-F.TS. Tin cure was eff.Tted on Mrs. 7lA PVKTMN,f BcCitvn .sx:, ttraUyti County, .V 1 . We can prov . Uyond a d(i!rt. nfciwy othert, almct eynally TWfr. -anti mH'lmenibie cns ot t'onjhM nn-i ('nnrtmj-ti'-nw CUKKj'', winch were pronounced imrurable by SK.U.FVL rnvsiciAXS. FITS, FITS, FITS. M-w. J. K. I.irPIN'rOTT it SOS. resp.Tll.-.f lii rcliRHTs 1 Hilhirnne. SitiHrna ettnnti:, Ptrmaytinni.i. m t us. M:iv Ii ir.ti).tasin.aiison; cl r avKriTo mhi.-h -irt Issxi iler:v.-d In-mllie HM .1" BUANTTi ITLMUN-s-RY II 1. AM. liial ihm' .it ibfh" ci:.!Hfrs l.il ;ii'-l iJitorniw-i ilieni thM l!r rliil-l. which kari tv-n il-i-ct to kits . tcittai iw-n, whs rurd I'T lii of BaAXT. UAl.SAM. I.IVF.R 'OMPI.AIXT-lYSPEPSI.. S." .:ir raaipiilvU for tlie cnri- i-rti-ctrd 1'V I'S .V.KI'ICIN'KS. V II KOMI V U Y S K XTtH Y 0II1 Sl'MVF.a C'OMI'I.AINT. in Mi'Jrr .w grvicil cil'e.1 iriIh--tU any Jtttlure vhuleier. AImj CHOLERA INFANTUM. N' mo'Ji-'r netd e-rr mwrn the death f bT r'it!t I v thai rluM-d'irsivintr cmit;iint. w .n tnthu j in wi.-tm wetber AWrrri In'trntnm. T wbnt i :Mt-.t Srvitw 1'ompi iit it "BRAN I"S ITI.MONAUY P. LSMlie atliinHitered to lite child. It rshooln, iMiwrviT. i at trt, he '1-e.t IT! 'rrwt l hftrc Im-r :w m- oo ivt m tfiu h Ixmie pivwrrtbe, um.l the cnuir mnt is ch-ck' d FUC If thitir.dn of rr.-rs uf Srr.Jvlr, Cancer, txjtv . a-4 vhWimrTdiaTrrfftti' ' .W"mf if tht 'EIt Y k. Ul WITTY uieh tmn iue ! nf ,t Med-eine ' rjfrrt vuch rf:m.i-iT. ftean nroof -f f-V ;.r(';'mj rmrr.irn Twer i the Mrdtrne vh:rt r n;W amd e-wfurred men untillcn there u tiXiptnt.miei le eridemrr ti-it BRANT'S INDIAN PlIIUFVING EXTRACT Ktir'i a yWAisine, in rrery tnpvf : rnH Tl er is rl-i'n-Smrf proc.f, m;wl mr-s . ir.vte.l, O'.n E !U:TTI.K ! it.imiHin mr uirif mr. hrx,n-? viniio. n.' medical j-oit". tlmn ti:iT is ron'uii..Nl ii K H. S Bt.TTI.I- f rorilhi, or but otlu'r ni.inr.l-n that h.xs i- 'Hf l..n ulf -1.1 fir snic. T:re is i:n(imtr-d r.of Tit h' pnliiphi' s. hr xhv nst 'f This jrwit Imlian Punfirr, im y 'i.nr - T -)Sf; v.-t T.IVF tiim-tiicl w.-n- I.AMK h.i.I ( IMPrl VII run im'.w WALK ll-v wrB SICK. SCU iH' I or S. ajid oliierwiw il-s-.a-i!.luve lieen m:n.ra a'ltl ITRKO Hundreds Thousands who have used WAIST'S Pl'Kll-'ir.P. Hfwr hvirt: um and lii.'l ai.!. tlie S7rt,ijjiii'.TM tnl ;li. r miiirinr. niin.-ndi to cure bloud diseait Imve dt-cded that Brant's is the Cheapest; tr-cai:. one bottle of it hns more vox dical. cnrairt? mVer in it. and, in cinMTnwnrf . cm res mre ' me, in much let time, than one bttle tif am other niNTi-iH. If. fbera. one brttle tif ft RANT'S PL'R.KIER will cum ytil'H TlJh'S incn- Ji4-n- tlmn ore buttle ol Sarmipftrtfla " BRANT'S PI RIFIKK' would In- aa rhrap a four i a ImTT!c. i-s mrrmijitriilt nt tfte dt'Vft. But HutM ' - pritlKIF.lt f-ld lor only ONE IKLLAR a bottle; and ms n bonk of it hnM rnrsl. and u enpaNe of curint. Fl'R TIMES Af niurh disea- r. one hoftle of Stirmipnruio. Mw-rr-fore. fcnrranlia. in cnwieiies- of it power nnd Im medical eil chcv. sfuld le aold at no mon than ttrmty. ie rent per bottle, to be as chetp aa Ibe ri'RIFlEil at nuc dI!vr. One Dollar's Worth! Ilo- much CAV'CKR how much S-TPHIUS-hiw-irnch SrRllKl'LA will -tr i..!lnr'- o. Jl . WiXT'S PI KIFIKB eurr I R.-d tlie kiiuwos .talinient, waicn is a n.lnlea ul it pow-iT: CANCEROUS .SCROFULA ! This i th cas of a rfpnc who vet hm. Ho rr. C!fiof a wirs" c... of Kl KI"I. A. i-r i-nly Itrelr IMf.Vs of ItrHiit's runtior. tiian rrr wa. cnl by t!ie imw of ft-Wr.. sl.l.os: ol the S-irtnfirtia lli-il sap wnmaiic. HrMOStriiin ha not ttffiriiit mrd.ca! jtowerloi'fivci iix uro t-f Mli-'h II rrr-il'inl V'Wc C.-.O. . Mr. J. B. HASivlX,i.f R-', OtA r . V. I . !.ad Sm- '- ' 1 1n f- ur ivirs vy cnr.6n'1 T.. Ins Ik-I -It" ff.-r ie" was s nv.ich tli.rssc.1 and d.hi'.itatod a- l lo iin.tM m ra:so ins Imnd to h. hood. lo h.d 'op bf wrf.-.' I.B-I u-ed Al.t. of tho sn' Nliwvrn''.t o hoj.ihi.1 ff.-c: eot worse 9nA sron. and wu rmi.idt't-od to b itt a ttytr i tial, m.d could no livo tirrru-fur .rr. lon-trr, wh.n roqimrnrd unn BRANT'S' "PL'KIVIt'R. lm mrek trs ni:tt. AAiny ef, rwil rlr tnettr; It h. te srs eUeit Mr.j-'r kiM KuMtV't". t'ior his chin, so llr.-it los:ior; hr.inkh tlis rolr : his mrir-i. .Drum iir.inid th: :t c.ll'l I f'eA mp wit .;f iu pitti-o. i: oniv i.e-nlm hy a tn.uU pieer; rii- u cf one arm s. destroyou hy two ulcors ; an ulo-r linoT the arm. as lnrro us a n:.in'. hwid. hud niriy oifrti through hit MiJe inln hit b!.y. Til ls he w.L. 81'--l Willi ttmlv s;icli ptttrui. ncrij. Jft'Atiee liVrr. -n vtuioj. .r: of I F-rvn Kit fur.lKr aail uJ r-arccu.ai !-e u::r i'ASlIlI.KTf!. lr. THOMAS WILLIAMS. ont? of th: mo-t .iillfj! r1 irifln. of riomc. wa cn.lod to wo !!a?:D tro dtLy b fur oo cummt'tw-oii usuie br.nta P:iri:k-f. llr. W. oani:nrd u.ir. tii t!i-n toul him fhal atl fnr maiic.nea iu Vio warUl tvuid i.'f eurc Utm Ltal L.. i-ie wes Worse than Hopeless ! Now lar Mr. "H ?KIN'S sKitonvi-t of euro' Ho d : "Mvs-iS-rnifiinJ rnw tuittlo of IfH t.VT PfFIFYIXU KXTStACT. "f W'"c.'i t-ituxi. .iniriri.t. of Homo. I cninr'.Kd UfinK tii-.t. m.l tim ir .r i,-tur. Tnat lM.t: snifcblod mi. oet fff try kH, wifc I iiad born coi:IumI tit yYr; rtio tenmA Utt'.lr cnah od vie H onlt thehnfe; tii. third bottle om.Ki Bio try ilk ajs mi.es. to Kotao lea. tro. whorv I t'rocur-d tu battle nn.ro; hi d wh-n I had fnlsiio.1 usme Uil-tn. mrrenUen crtit of Usll- incor. h:.d helled srv-n. three bottlet morooe.-cTcd a Tt UrY.CT CUKE at ail ttf ulcers, anu restored nio to jvmI health.' FOVKTEEN IVITNK.-SES Mr H 4KIN li:.sv. to the a'-ov" art.. and tho fsca aro :tm--"t and corrio.1 to l y Dr. T.W1LI.I A.VS-Mr tl R. BU. VN. t'rornoi.tr.rt' ll:c J 'rrf-Kr me Htrl Mil BlSSKI.I.fc L'. 'N'ARII. w holosn n! ivix! drO(;t;-.itB and KLEVEN ot!:er rcteetubi v it -.tenet. For s4!c M. '. IMH.F, lli-o..killo. A T.niWIV .t '..., -4,rti Id, "rt'M . I'l l!' I I !M. M. taniorn, l II. I I M . l.a.ir. I. ". II. 'lVK.lt I I. V. r-..n. U HK.WKK. l.i'.MTts, m H. HIIIKK .V Son. liron-i:T. .1. I.. AMlltrVV, llnl I., y- M SIV. IVmn nii'lr. X.ril Af.Oft I'o.. t ohiaj'ita. TIIOMT-SOX .V r.tl.l.F.SI'l K. ;r.co-hi.r?. KAK'K KAMS.ITK'a., Miits.nl. H. "iS SWF.!. I.. Kitpul.on. .1. II. XV KST it i. H. C I. A K K, Man. fcri-r. w. cowfii, Kav.-ti.-Tiii.-. S. HAHRF.R. iVus'hs.llo, n. L. AXTKf'Bl'S. ClarkltitrgW . .1 ) H X ?HV, Vi-r i il. . II. II.l.KMnXi;. itati. t tr'.U HIS fi Mif I'Ll.Orr.H, !.a. rs-oe. Irnrp, and by ae.il. ii. every towt. in tu.- Sute. All leiTor aod ..rdrr ninsl lo- .4trs-.-.l ft. WIM.ACK & CO. IICiKnuJ.J.v, Nn VurU. Dec. IO, -Ii. SI ttoss noirsn. rtmmrr of fVinrt nail rnltsiu tit. ( lisrlts. ii;ttl. Ila.inc r1!"' r1 foe a i ern. of j .r, t larjr lll. I. rall.-o I'tnnlrrs", 1 ha.r rhailc d Ihr mar to MOSS It'lfK. tho r.. pro 'or f.-o Is tu. h.lmi his r(-i.-ii.l "ill e'ne him a call, as ..n ' t.-v v Hl:d o.if nliero l.i Nor. itiV. -! jr A. I.. DOSS. IrtirirttT. C. A: W. XI I5o.c!oo;ii, Kane & Edee Tool nanufirettirers

And Drnh-r in Dartiwr hihI Ctfjery,' . Vl.MAlV SiilRKi. Pctvrcr K-Vh ai.,1 Nin.h. I T'N Al I . Cuojior.. I "arjio liters, Wajon, C'in"t, huJ Cli.iir Makrr Tcols, of erory ricriiliou, alrfv; on hainj, or M.nr if) ORUF.n. i mk&i nciuf... Mat 20. 4-' !3 ty