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IJSERVElIi; WeBstiL1j1B WAT 3 I8S. Fititt OBsaavaaa (this department VrTF r ;. .tai-nted ttt th. hr kii.l.. ;3. interest of Fayette Coantgr", "literal management or A.VT.f;irrITTI) j Jt ' enr friends of that Co. will applv for ai "I -rton of snv business connected with the .rr'...emenl of the Observer. ;.,"""::. - Tnrmnal Boa HI. (jetiitf of ne Boifd of Directors, of -site Wler Csna! Co w" ne,1 bf i' of impTtnt basinesswas L-tpd- Mr- A- B- tonwe11 wa elected A a w. t, of the Co. Jas. A. Fay Esqr. ComnI for Clem. Dair, Enpneer. .f5 00, was levied on each share .1 w as to meet the expense of repairs x ping onr.,,ration Elections. ' n ('lowing is the list or corporation fc-S, A1 ?re elected on Monday last, r r A I imHtrsTBi.-"''-"!'!"! . i T i T I 1 Resse, Benj. nagerman, uewa v. at ni IS i( Michsrl . Crawfori?. -..-F.N.Soett. V.frm -W. W. Frybarger. David H. Dawson. ,-ktoi. Griffin Stradley. -nrifoa ip Marshall. Joseph Slote. j-cl TavsTBFs G . L. Fearis, Wm. j,,?,Wm. Havrk. CvW-Gib Trasler. .sheii. Martin Frj bsrge-. Bank t CenaersTllle. t-. A- B Conwell. has been chosen .til of the B wk of Connersville, in the of tbe tote Geo. Frybarger, deceased. The Blind VwalisH.

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Elv ill '"'l"Teniry Formation" to which the I "iof bo human being have been found, nnfs, '"0,n' t1111. ntust bo upwards of six onel l 5T,r80,,, which not at all imUerf f -'" 'f-'in'-e it is perfectly peirified. nte." av (seethe further discussion, of this Tj i'' ,0 !ose more conversant with Geof -f Co'mSonr. an ourseir, lest we i rCfirorokeB",rKu,nent o themeaninc

Kword dat, as used in th first chapter r.rand Cwnrcrt. wcrt ui be given on Saturday Ulh. "tnrtiuuse.by Mr. BoleV clajwea in ", assisted hy Mr. Hofher'a Brass W anticipate a musical treat. All "Id give encouragement to these eteachers of music, who have taken Up fsidence among us, should make It sient t attend. No charge will be f 'ot admission. wr Bartow and Reeves, Engineers of Klion Railroad, are now located her. th-ir office in the Company's room. mith & Trice's store. sincnlar t slnrtdrnrr. 'ry time we have lookeJ at the Town i, for the last sit months, tt has stood irwionine." Rather a sinvnlar ioii'"cre think. U met a friend who M U,e Mine observation. This double strikes us as being more sTaiKiits, ,thn the ci.ik i itself. ? TVre is bat one way of being happy Vein with evervbodv.- it i.i . ithiicaube of any possible use to any Two travllers being robbed in the -uxl lied to tree some distance from otlw.one ifiliem in desoair. loudlr h""d: Ok! I'm undone V' yeu?'' saidih- .,u r r, .,j i , hits i wn ouldcomenJ undo me." .k TIT FOR TAT. other Hay savs N" I to W BHUmVconfinea groping, '"ne'er I herth n. Jthn.i is always open." !'." savs Joe, .-that to the r Tw Vm7? il 'r'fy min1; Un there's nothing in it." l IDDt k rr sr,!trtntof fond fri j ihlu mn wnn1 d prtyer iTl 'I" 10 ,he fine's end., . AhDd inhandlhev .Mr take, swwt .- . . deed i, done- " edviedtwoara ne. Aim at ... VtadV j T'l nilther till von can 'rately.cleaHv and diaif, proPr "phtwis.; all other r to be coanted as part of one 'a ntimental -(,. bi.j. .i j 'w Mil .. ' if....' ingress, at its next seaht.u iDPWptiation to improve the ! a ui ait.... . . i ...n.uua, n t in hMiwrmh ik. i i'f!Bri..i - ... . may ruu smooth.W and Judgement. A twenTtS "i" thirty t, . w "ty, the judgement. nn Zt0V llw rity. they rub '".""Melv; but rive them 4 olrry brush. ..J .v.-i. . " l ; JSatn., j. , . - "" vim-,, m i in mp CttxnM W don't . 't is soma n.-U. . I 4ivn -o-giivv exenanre. .w' : Ihicr He hu 4 !-.. , B k's wav can art. ' . -undred Mhber. In. uuon ViIum. k..i J ts . i-nia,.,, - acnwq ! '""rature he wielded Wsa p rkti e pennea sneep i i Smith. Governor ef Ceylon wwaad'kifh... . u,rouKT anmterprefV? 'y adnlatten, te .. lne Prince answered Cadah." itrefl 3.v. ptei o frequents as to induce ""-TV-. a . a J ' to... ,Bair6 ,ta msaninr. -He 1 ' ior i. i . . answered tha i.uau rj-j ricellency lies.. ia a !L!- Gt ltAn P" We see an l.,r,rnt,nCj0"rn,or !" of 'W:. pipe In the first floor I, . ft oo iiioi noxir .1 r.. 1 nr. tlu "e "peniar. Kei.a.a ik. JCTu .i nnsm if - - - NsTl"00' f the . " .I"" K. 'Ulth k. " w rou.k l -a iiirm umes 1 "offre,,ent i "0Dbad .i.: ""- ot cooper rv I uaaw arm la I i,uri.!h" M- Botta-decli tts f. 'n- Btts declines to be rvl for entrees, i. th, Rfc,.. 1 .u. mB, Ual ,

BLOOMING-GROVE ARGUS

TntnwThrxtan,Ea..Eattar. Tne Ealtars at the American. As the American has been, now for some years, the most popular periodical of all Hoosierdom, and every week is becoming more so it may not be amiss for s to say it few things of its distinguished editorial corps. Everybody has heard of Prentice andGarber, or Colfax and McNeely of Greely and Bennet (the last the ugliest critter ever yet elevated to the tripod) of Bill Brown and lbre (the former once upon a time come mighty nigh being, speaker of the H. R. and the latter is considered the greatest hair-greasing bachelor in the IS t I P ropi nrnf( N I . . 3 r"S "J ana no aoubt ' - "i many outer great ,la' cone meir country some service, and'we do not know that it will rl. ilia;. . "- "iiug ny injury to hear our ! J a- .a . Piiuon ot me talented body of eentle- . uo are now the td.torial stars of , v . ..,, . uroi ery well gentleman, the first we will take the liberty of introducing to you is the venerable senior of our office C. F. CLARKSON. He has no tail to his name and says he doesn't want any. It is true that many of his friends in writing to him by way of compliment write the "Esqr." to his name, but he never thanks them for it, for it has long been one of his established sentiments "that beauty when un adorned is adorned the most" and hence tidy (we might add a perfect pink of a ' woman) his children are samples of l. health and patterns of irwl,.. ,.! k: ! irv, mm nis i... . . ... . j , uu . ,r everyunng and ev ervthintr in io nl.A r I i i I . s j iatr. uy uara laoorann strict economy Clarkson has become an ' ny Clarkson has become an Editor, not afraid to sneak it bit hM it t.- iit hit here it may. H,s 1,independent the truth let brary will compare with any other in rranklm County. He did not pet it to look at, but to read, and for the benefit of his family. This library and the read ing of his well-selected "exchanges" have made him largely progressive he has kept up with the spirit and wants of

the age, and in some things has led off j this pPring than ever before the sceneand become a pioneer. As a writer T 's remarkablealmost as picturesque Clarkson's superiority consists in his in- anu' grand! as the gardens of Andalusia.

telligent foresight his "american" fear-! lessness and wasp-stingino-point. Much of his editorial however is evidently writ-; ten hastily and without much regard to polish, but now and then when a subject gets hold of him and calls him out he writes with great force and rhetorical b eauty. It is a little remarkable that though Clarkson has been an Editor for over 20 years yet he, has but few personal enemies enemies he has "lots of them," but they are political. In the strife of elections Clarkson has been bitter he gives strong doses and plenty of them, but still he never was mean enough to trample upon a fallen foe. The Indiana American of which he is the principal Editor is read more esten- j sively than any p-per published in the State. Many read it every week who j have never subscribed or paid a cent for it, and though this vernaeular benevolence may keep a few hundred dollars from coming into Clarkson's pocket vet

at the same time it is one of the highest same "gain' "What's the use of compliments that these quasi friends I arnin' it only makes people rascals!" could pay him. Apropos a gentleman ' 03The members of the M. E. Church informed us some time ago that a few ' in the neignborhood of "Ebenezer years since "that everybody at his post j Church" intend building a new house office got mad at Clarkson and quitta- lof worshiP ,his "mmer. king the American but himself, and from OT The prospect for an abundant the time they all stopped" said he, i ' fruit ypar was never better than it is this could scarce'y ever find my American, ! sPn"some of the ex-subscribers would get OiT The funeral of Mrs. Amy Swift it out of the office and it would frequent- xvidow of the ,ate John Swift was ly go the whole rounds of the neighbor- rreached last Sabbath week. Thus hushood before I would get a glimpse or it" banJ anJ wife nar? bc?n ca'led away Through ?11 these kind of difficulties witl,i, two months of each other both the senior of the American has made yet in the morning of life, out to live and flourish "like a green bay j James M. Clements of the city is tree," and from : is present looks and now pngaged in laying offtwo turnpike

prospects one might tlunk he would live a thousand years. The next in seniority among the Editor of the American is MOSES J. KELLY, Esqr. Mr. Kelly is the responsible Editor of the "Laurel News" and has during his Editorial career written a great many well-timed,very sensible, and prudent articles and sustained his department and himself well. Mr. K. is a Lawyer j by profession, and a gentleman of great . .... , k'1" amiability good legal acquirements and clear-headed writer and speaker. He h.a .n,tl,;n. r .i r .i it has something of the smack of the old bachelor in his manner which perhaps has Prown. from I.i. n,..r.l i;.:.i:. but which rather rnJds t the charm of his intercourse than otherwise wivinohim the air and Jhe seeming of a philoso- j pher of the olden school w ith Mr. Kel-! ly we have been acquainted for a tium-' ber of years as in former days he was j frequently in our city where we will at 1 all times be pleased to meet him again ! mr as rlsim Kim c .n M .1 f.:i..l ii " " thy and well qualified. A. W. GRIFFITH, Esjr. This gentleman for some months has been Editing the "Observer," which hails from Connersville, the flourishing county seat of Fayette. We have been pleased with Mr. G. as an Editor, albeit t. hard lio.rJ anma r..t.- I .. o,, llc ucKwi spice. Well, this is a peculiar aire anvhow people want something riche whatevei a man gets up he must have spirit in it or they wont praise him , or tosa up their hats at him. But Mr. Griffith writes well perhaps a little too stately more of an off-hand style would take better with the people but nerhans' wouldn't conrer aensible ideas anv bet. ! - - - ---j ter. V . V I , . m "C Have Understood JIT. ti. WaS young lawyer of promising abilities and of excellent moral character, and we hope his editorial history will be pleasant to himself as we trust it is and will be interesting and profitable to his numerous readers. TIMOTHY THRUXTON, Esqr. Modesty will forbid us to speak of our own abilities and therefore nr -.ll let r- j . --- -- - friend two speak for us. Garber OI u,e MadlfJ011 cour,er thus introduces

the remarks which Clarkson himself made about us, though we confess it Is hard to tell whether he intended the "truth" or the "poetry" for ts. (KrThere is no poetry, but much truth in the following from the Brook ville American: It has been suggested to us that we had better make Tim Thruxton principal editor of the American, as he writes better than ourself, or any of our locals. But the gentleman must recollect that it is a very easy matter to say smart things occasionally, but when the old editorial mill has been running steadily for 81 years, it must have been a large pond to supply the motive power, if it does not become exhausted. But these wet weather editorial mills, which grind only in the spring showers, can make an awful ripping for a season. Their pond is soon exhausted however, and then they have to shutdown until another shower. It is well to think of these things, and not thiow away old "grinders," who have furnished you bread and meat for so many long years. ii .

en, we are a modest man and it requires a great effort on our part to let .nviiici IIICUU speak for us, but what "John Smith" says is not to be grinned at John is one of the men for the times and it is said carries on an ex tensive "soft soap factory" in the citv and how he found time to see us as we passed through the town we suppose will be a mystery forever but John did see us he says and thus discourses about us as he wrote it down in the office of the "soap factory" th same evening There is no doubt but John is a judge of "horse Hesh" and what he savs of for !t a,nt bt retd what he says; T,,e distinguished editor of the Bloom in yrove Ar&"8- n the city a few . , . ".J ..,i. r . . . . . "ctrivo ngUt una auractea considerable attention. Timothy Thruxton Esq., j .. . ... Hrraieu a sensation, and well he might; for hesi,5es being one of the best writers ,or Desi,es oeing one ot the best writers l'n U,e,fat' he is s I happen to know, i e of the most ccomplished orators, a,so. His Henry c, mQUlh wag not bestowed on him in vain: and the onlv wonder with me is, that he consents to remain in the "one-horse city" from which he sends forth his humorous and witty editorials. The green woods which border our beautiful little city look more lovely K7t)ur silence for several weeks must De attributed entirely to the fact that we have had but a very small supply of water in our little "pond." We hope our readers will excuse us. 07" Some fellow over at Somerset seems to think if a man "wants anything in our city he will have to go elswhere Tor it. " Now the fellow no doubt means "whisky" and we acknowledge the corn we dont keep the article. When any of our citizens want some of the critter they generally goto Somerset for it. It is known there as a staple commodity and is to be had license or no license. 05" We are sorry to say that the sovereigns of our city voted a few days 6ince 'gainst being taxed for building 8Ch1 ll0Uses this year, With that election many are dissatis fied and a lawful number of citizens have petitioned for holding another election. ! We suppose the people will vote the ,'u running frm Cambridge city north. Uur city is generally healthy at this time. (trRemember to comport thyself in life as at a Sa liquet. I f a plate is ottered thee, extend thy hand and take it moderately; if it bo withdrawn, do not detain it. If it come not to thy side, make not thy deoire loudly known, wait patiently till it be offered thee. I Tse the sum moderation Irvw.r.l. ikw mtt and thy children, towards honor and riches, -KP,C,U8m?tjir"n,ii VZK. ith office seekers A gentleman of thia city recently presented his recommendations for "n4ffir be is not fit to fill, T' rresideut looked at them, and quietly returned them, saying; "Thew will be no 'm"ei'te appointment to that office, and wne" 11 18 mad'. be nother direo , tion. ITThe author of the following lines was indubitably "up to snuff." Knows he that never took a nlnch. Nosey, the pleasure thence which flows J Knows he the titilattng j ay Which my noee knowsT Oh Noee! I am as proud of thee As any mountain of Its anowa: I faze on thee, and feel the joy A Roman knows! ArsTAMA Taanc There has recently -a some falling off in the shipments from pct New York to Australia. Merchants gonerally prefer wailing- to hear the result ef their first shipments before making further consignments. PLANTS READY. THE subscriber has the pleasure of announcing that his sweet Potato Plants are now large enough, and can be had in aav quantitv at his garden tusi ahoT Kmokrille. al Mwr IIHI. Ha will also commence delivering to the stations which he has designated in handbills gnated in handbillsl on Mondav the 9th nst. em those in distant pans or rranaun, tiecatur. Rush, Fayette, Ac, can be certain of having any quantity of good plants, by sending to the garden. He has sprouted over 300 bushels being of various kinds, lo-wit: Lebanon Yellow, Poplar Chunk, Orleans Red, Light Red, Yams, and Spanish hite. He has an abundance of early Plants, which are best and most desirable. K. H. CASK. May 3d, 1853. Hi SOMETHING NEW. F.RSVILI.F. ItlACniXK s inar the Stove Founder of w 17 n. r.?.i!!.l?"lTFJ . .tij.iihih i ruauur. , v. . r . vettiari. THE undersigned respectfully informs the public thst he has established a Machine Shoo In hkiiiii. o.vy ID : 1 . a I - .. r . , r vvmimiinMU imv. mi.iannnni Horse Powers, Sena rs tors. Straw Callers. Cora Shelters. Wood-sawing Machines, all the latest snu most improved patterns. Healso manufactures uip-s i-aiiem rertaaie t iacr riiii, an excellent and convenient article that every Farmer who has an Orchard ought to have. He expects to keep constantly on hand a supply of Thrashing Machines, dec., and Invitee all who wish to purchase to give him a eall. The Machine ry manufactured by him will be warranted to be of we oest materials, and most substantial workmanahip. KKPAIRIXG. He will be prepared to repair Reaping Machines and will attend promptly to the fitting up and repairing of any kind of Machinery wai may oe reouireo. His terms will be as reasonable as those of anv establishment in the West. JOHS K3DSLEY ConnersvUle, April 14, 18J3. ly.

w. ilwooB oeaoftft. inwut . a.IT W. E. OGBORN & CO. IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in Enetlsh, 1 French, German and American Fanry Good. HMlery, Glorea, Combs, Buttons, Bnishet, Look-injr-Glasea, Umbrellas, Parasols, Irish Linns, Rsriln Cnrda, JaconeU, Book Mulls, Swiss Mulls Mull Mnslfna, a full assortment or all kinds of fitlk Good., and erery description of Trimmlnw and Fancy Dry Good., eery variety of Dress Goods Cloths, t "simeres, Ac. Also, Carpeting and Oil Cloths or all kinds, direct from the Manufacturers, straw Good Ac , v & 37 Pearl Street, Cincinnati. Teh 15 9-lyr.

GRO.OIHSO CO.-Enrraversand Lithorraphers, Copper Plate PrinU-rs, Steneil Brand Cutters, Ac. North West Corner Gano and Main sta., and 101 Main St., over T. 8. Goodman & Co's. Banking House, Cincinnati. lLrBill Heads Address Cards, Letter and Note Headings, Labels, Bank Checks, Bills, Drafts, Notes dtc at very low prices; Diplomas, Certiflcatea, Bonds, Maps. Plans or Estates, town plats, die. feb IS 1859 iy The Last is alwajs tho Best!! It it imp ant tt kntw w Srr.s wantt OsW, whejt thrf run bt had I he rhmprtt. mnd the hrit mrtirtrt. THE subscriber respectfully directs the attention of the public to his new Kto, a or Cioor. which are of the latest and the most beautirul stvles and patterns, selected with the strictest reeard to the wants of this country. They have receivod the hjirnest testimonials from persons that have seeu them, acknowledge them to be handsome, durable and at the same time as cheap Knot the cheapest STOCK OF GOODS, ever offered In this market. His stock consists of nroaacioths, or every shade and colon plain and fancy Cassimeres. Sattinelts, Jeans and Tweeds, Vesting, such as Satins, Brocades, Marseilles, A c. He would narlicnlsrlr ll th. ....i ; .J. Ladies to his larpe and elernntly selected stock of artesisi l.sods, -atins, plain and figured; Silks; .Satin de Chlens: DressPatterns; Uwns; Chameleon BrocadePoplins, Linen l.iisln.- (2i,i.i..... u i- . Gloved f PK'S Sr various patterns; i . i- L. .', ,',",e' "reaa and Cotton Gloves: T " . uiaca, colored and mixed HoseGenta' hmwn .1.11. 1 1 . . .." , ,1ACU . iancy nail Hose, hits rip. Kossuth. Hunrarian, Leghorn, China Pearl, and r e a en ,na IK,ys clolh "J ' 'ol 1 W Ciarrrs Three ply Imperial, tneraln. Vcni iinn ana Ulrthlnc Carpets. Oil. CLOTHS iJi;!.'"1w1,1'lfl Oilcloths. BOOTS AND SHOES Mens' calf and kip Boots and Shoes; Boys' calf and jroat Shoes; a large stock of ladies ...... .Talv. , rivn Kinq.ctc. "c.crmineu vo conduct nis business npon such principles as to merit tha mnn.i...., r .k pnblic. ... Como one. rnmn all' n.l ,amin.m. l nd ... -uf f .nrT ...j .l T. 'rw April 5S 13. 30 KICHARD TYER. . . . . . luiM NiiisnvTii wnn mp nnrma NirrirE. TILoJ?.V.2P.,T"?! roNSERSVII.LK A . ;- .'. V , 'llKa"lk COMPANY will 'l,,""'r"JC,leo- "n satunlavthe 14th Of Mav nevi. at which liine .nrl .n .". having unsettled business or claims against the . come torward and have flnal settlement. V WM. H. Hoiwnv. pniw,iis. is President. FRENCH CHINA ..Oval & octagon, gold hand, painted, and m-hiie rwnr.h t.i... , . 1 v " . ' ' UilllllK and toa wm For sale in sets complete or separate pieces by , , . - AMrich, No. Vain Kt JIL a. Ktu . ' ... ' March 23d, 185313 3mos. DAYS MATLACK, M It Y WOODS. No. 57 PEARL STREET, BET. WALNUT VIXR CINCINNATI OHIO. -. 'i .r APJft l TE, C.rrlro Indian-- I. a ooivl h. nr'cmpMAN "& "cof. riMmlMlsi A Fsrwardlnr MERCHANTS. WHITE WATER CANAL RASIN, CINCINNATI. John Swasey & Co. ; Morrison Jt Newby Twoe.l,Slhley& Wright : B. & H. M. Conklin, neeves s tepnens, : nur.RRSTows. la. rosaaasvu.i.s.iao. ? A.S. Wimrina r. A. B.Conwell & Sons. ; George Gillespie. Liberal cash advancements made on consignments. an99-l9-lvr. SWEET POTATO PLANTS. M growth or Sweet PoUto planU this spring will be entirely from seed procured from the Mississippi, consisting of throe ortheheat varieties grown there, via: " I he Cuba Reds," "The Spanish Whites," and the "Yellow Sugar," ofLouislana, (of the Yam species.) I have been induced thus tO Obtain mr aped from a cnnvii'tinn that a change ofaoad lii this is as necessary as iu other TegeuiBies, io the production both of a anernuality, and a more luxuriant growth. i nave received seventy bushels, all or which I intend sprouting. Those desirons'of ohlainlnaa good article, may be sure of getting it bv calling anytime through the season, at mv hot" beds in Oxford, Duller Co. Ohio, one fourth ofa mile south of tho College Buildings. People living at a distance need not fear a disappointment, as I shall certainly have a snpplv this season and I would say to my old customers that I am thankful for past favors, and hope for a continuance. And altho' 1 have not heretofore had a nill simply, (which would by the bv have been as desirable to me as to you.) Call agaia and you shall be supplied with Uie very tett nriettrt. J. A. GAGE. Oxford, Ohio, April 15, 18S3.-19. CO-PAIITXEIISIIIP. THE nndersigned have entered Into Co-partnership, anderthe name and firm of JOXES. LOFKTT ROHBlSS.for the purpose of earning on a Wholesale Grooerv and Commission Rnsiness. M. JOXES. DAVID LOVETT. (Late of J. D. C. (Uie of St. Omer.) Jones Co-0 Cincinnati R. ROHWIXS, (Late of Milrny, Indiana. JONES, LOVETT & ROBBINS, Wholesale Grocer & Commission Merchants NO. 69 PEARL STREET, SEAR VISE, ap-19-lyr. CINCINNATI. GOLD DUST. RnooavtLLc. April 5. 1S53, TirF.IONI-.D forWm. Harvey, his celebrated If young stallion Gold Dust, four vears old. Weight 137J lbs. LINCK A FARtiV'llAR. w'rs. This beautiful young stallion stands Fridays and Saturdays at the stable of Samuel Murphy, Esq., in Broikvllle; Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays east of Blooming Grove It miles, and is let to mares 5 0 the season and 17:00 by the insurance. Gentlemen wanting good slock have now a good chance. ap8-l. W. H. atraaaa n. rrNaa. ratnaana o. aaaaa. Spring & Summer Clothing AND Gentlemen'! Furnishing Goods TH B undersigned thankful to a generous public for past favors, w onld say to their customers, and to the public generally, that the MAMMOTH STOCK OF KKADY-MADE CLOTHING and Grtttlrmen't rHrnithitif aar, which they lately purchased In New York and Philadelphia, haa just arrived and Is now open to the Inspection of all at their riwtklna; Rtaatasirlaitaia In Brookvllle. Indiana, where a uniform and legitimate business is done, and where can be found a grade of Heady-Made Goods superior in workmanship to any heretofore brought to this market, and which wili be sold at such prices as to Insure their sale to any w ho may have examined them before purchasing elsewhere. They also keep constantly on hand a largo and well selected stock of Clwths, Cas)S)tnaere Vrtinas Embracing all kinds and colors, all of which will he sold as low as Uiey can be bought at anv house in i the west, or made to order on the shortest notice an4 In the most fashionable style. We would then extend a politeinvitation to all to come and examine out Goods before purchasing elsewhete. for we feel eoitn.ienl we can offer such Inducements in the way of Cheap Goods as to secure the permanent custom of all who mav favor us with a call. IHp All kinds of TAILORING done at the shortest notice, 1CTAII work warranted, and any garment rippins; will be repaired gratuitonslv. TVNKR BAKER. Brookvllle. April , '.-!9-tf. FRESH ARRIVAL! FASHIONABLE COATS. s r CLOTH, Frock and Sack Coats; IO 850 Cassi mere, Tweed, Jeans and Linen do; Jast received and for sale cheap at the Clothing Emporium or TYNER & BAKER, ap 89. '53 19-lT. ta V KhexB. Hats. Caaa. THK undersigned have Just received direct from the East, a well selected stock of the above named articles which will be sold al the lowest figres. TYSKR dt BAKEK. apr'SJ 19-tf. tlARnWARG. THE LARGEST and best assorted stock or Hardware. Hollow Ware. Queensware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, ever brought to town, ia now uciug aoiu at low ugurcs at uie apSS OLD WHITE CORKER. VARIETIES. The I nest stock ever offered In the market, or Gloves, Hosiery, Silk Mils, ladies Collars .Chemisets, Undersleeves, Ribbons, Silk and Berage Vails. Tidy'a, Tidv Cotton, Ladies Plata and Kmbroilered Linen IldkCs, Gents Bitk, Linen and Cotton Pocket and Neck Hdkrs. Combs, Brushes, Threads, Needles, Pins, Buttons, Rasor Strops; besides a thousand other articles, too nu merous to mention In a small advertisement, aU of wwcu win oe sola si smaii pronis ov ajrSS H. a. BALLION BOH. Indiana State medical Notice. rpH"; Fourth Annual Meeting of the Indiana State - Medical Soeietv will be held at Laravam, on nninmij,inauiai;. lf.. A. M. H TNT, ) K . , JO 3w C.C. K VERTS,( ScrUriMeva iv on i;s, N0TATY PUBLIC. Residence, Mt. Cirmel, lnd.

LATE A It II IV it S AT HEAD QUARTERS M ETA MORA. rllK 1? IV DERMIC"! ED, grateful for the patronage heretofore extended to them, bv the eitttensof Metamora and vicinity, respectfully solicit a continuation of the same, and would inform them and the public generally, that thev have received a fresh supply of Seasonable Goods Just from the mint, and consisting in part of the following articles: Plain and Figured Silks and Satin Dress Goods, Ginghams, Rerage de Laines, Lawns and. Tissues, Lawn and Chlntt Robes. Plain and Dotted Swiss and Mull Muslin, and While Goods in abundance. W e ask particular attention to our stock or Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings, and would sav to the Ladies that we are now prepared to show them something particularly nice in that department. Of Cloths, Plain and Fancv Cassimers andSatti netts. Jeans. Silk Velvet, Satin, Marsells, Valencia and Fancy Vesting and Cottonadc, we have a full supply, and as chesp as vou can ask them. Our stock of Boots and Shoes consists in part as follows: Men's Cair, Kip and Stoga Boots, Cair. Morocco, Rrogans, Oxford and Jersev Ties; Youths and Boys Kip and Calf Boots and Brogans; Ladies Morocco. Teal and Kid Slips and Boots. All of the latest style and made of the best materials, and in a workmanlike manner. In ractir vou want cheap Boots and Shoes go to Walkers for them. Our stock or ready made clothing ts now complete, and consists of as follows: Cloth. Cassimere.Satinet, Lnstre and Linen Coats; Satin. Marsells and Fancy Vests: Doeskin nnd Fancv Cassimere, Satinctt, Tweed, Linen, Cottonadc and Corduroy Pants: Shirts, Drawers. Collars. Ac. made of various styles and sites, so If vou want a suit all out and out, cheaper than the Cheapest, lust call over to Walkers and get them. Also a rull supply of Leghorn, Palm, Panama, and Silk Mats. (titeensware, In whole or broken sets. Earthen and Stoneware of dim-rent shapes and sites; A full supply of Groceries or all kinds, in fact, every thing that is needed to supply the w ants of the surrounding country, which we'intend selling cheap and no mistake. Our motto Is small profits and quick returns, and to lot no one go away dis -satisfied. N. B. We arc at all times paving the highest market price in Cash forall kinds'of grain. ap22 18 WALKER ox BROTHERS.

WHERE DO THEY COME FROM? TS THE QUESTION so frequently asked in regard 1 to Burton's New Goods, which are almost daily arriving. When we first heard this wondering, where they came from, we thought it was only occasioned by the amount of his never ending stock, but after a thorough examination, we find that he has the prettiest and cheapest goods in this mar- . f,H?, "J".1 !"e ,hom uilVlt f"n New York and Philadelphia. He has a large and well selected stock of B.adit'M Dress Goods, Consisting In nart nt a .... . ; - i oi aTmirimeiii 01 DincK and fancy Silksand Satins, Bareges, Barege detains, ...;...,v,.,ll1 Domoazincs, Lustres, roplins. Ginghams, Lawns. Tarltons, Swiss, Book and Jaconet muslins. Robes, etc., with a general assortment of I rench Worked ( allars, Cuffs, undersleeves, Speneers, Handkerchiefs, La- ....., , !!, , rape fnawis, Parasols. Fans, Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons and li...iiics. no-ers, reams, I abbs, long and short MlttS. Gloves. Hoalerv. A.i K - .1 1 - ' . -, " ukiumiiu aiucles too tedious to mention. v aentlemens' Goods In a-reat v. ri nt v f l..t f t Tweeds Summer Cloths, bleached and brown Lin"ruiiiigs, vesnngs, stocks. Handkerchiefs, cravats, Gloves, etc., with a general assortment of BROADWAY stvi ra of HATS and CAPS.of alm-st every description. In Miiindiins. iwill suiautA.i r i . a . "v..0viv.vcu,wi euircnur biio anu common qualities mi low figures. ISUU 1'ieces of Prints Good alvtoa .nil fh.Ml..H t n. i , , . . ""oivuiuiM, .1111 a neavy sioca or brown, bleached and colored Muslins and Dril""ST, iieaiiigs, i necas, Mannels, Cottonades, Sinned Shirtinira. Mnamilln u. j ... j I ,, - - " ".lot auu wcrjr illlllK usually kept in a retail store. nisn, a near? stock or Uueensware. Hardware. Hollow-ware, Cedar-ware, and Groceries, all of which were honirhk ropv .u,. n.i i i r - small profits. i say again, call and examine for yourselves. It Is no trouble to show goods and prices. Brookvllle, April 12, 1853. lTlf CHERRY PcOTORAL For the rsuM Cnre of ' rorcus, roLM, koarsflss, BB0X(KiTIS, UK0CriM;-0l, rnwr, isth.ua, asd rc!.nrTfo. This Invaluable remedy forall diseases of the Thsoit and Lraas, has attained a celebrltv for Its remarkable cures, never equalled by any other medicine before. Other preparations have shown themselves palliative, and sometimes effected noable cures, but none has ever so fully won the confldence of every community where It Is known. Af ter years of trial In every climate, the results have Indisputably shown It to possess a mastery over this dangerous clsss ol diseases, which could not fail to attract the attention of Physicians, Patients, and the public at large. See the statements, not of obscure Individuals and from far distant places, but of men who are known and respected throughout the country. The widely eelrhrateil Surgeon, litet. rJLESTIS MOrr.t Srmr far Ctry.royt: "Itgives me pleasure to certifv the value and etcacy of Avta'sCaraav Pr-nini' which I aider peculiarly adapted to euro diseases of the uiroaiann lungs. ' OH. PERKISS.the venerable Pmnlent tf the Termtrnt Medual Callege, one of the eminenllv teamed physicians of this countrv, writes, the CnsaT PavToaat is eitcnsirelv used in this section, where il has shown unmlstakablo evidence of its happy effects upon pulmonarv diseases. reee. JSO. D. COCHffj.VE. m diMmguithed Clergyman , tne tnglith Churrh, writes to the Propraetor from Montresl, that '-he has been cured ota severe asthmatte affection, bv Cnaaav Pat -roaat." His letter at full length, tnav be round in our Circular, to be had or the Agent, and is worth the attention of asthmatic patients. T letter ttjrtm the writ sira Drurritt at Hilltdale. Michigan, ane af the latgett dealert in the State; and thi case itram hit amn rh.erratitn. HtLLSDiLt, Nu n., DerilO, 1849. Pear Sir: Immediately on reoeWt of your Cnaaav PicToaaL, I carried a bottle to anacouaintanceor mine ho was taonght to be near his end with qnick consumption. He was then nnaale to rise from his bed. and wasextremely feeble. His friends believed he must soon die. unless relief could be obtained Tor him. and I Induced them to give votir j excellent medicine a trial. I immediately left town for three weeks, and you may judge of mv surprise, j on my return, to meet him in the stroet on my woy home from the cars, and find he had entirely m ' covered. Four weeks from the day he commenced uiaingyourmeoieine.newasat work at his arduous task ofa blacksmith. There are other cases within mv knowledro. where the Cnaaav Pacroaat has been singularly I .u.,c.?iMi, wu. iii.iiv ,u niaraeo as inis. Very truly yours, G. W. V HERWOOD. Hear the Patient. Pr. J. C. Ayer. Lowell. HcarSir: Feelinir nmler obligations to you for the restoration of mv heslth, 1 1 send you a repert of my case, which vou are at liberty te publish for the benefit of others. Last au- 1 tumn I took a bad cold, accompanied bv a ' severe cough, and made use or manv medicines without obtaining retief. I was obliged to give i np business, frequently raised blood, and could get no sleep at night. A friond gave me a bottle of your Cnaaav PacToaai. the use of which I Imme- ; diatelV Commenced a irnr,li . if tn MAttAn. V I have just purchased the fifth bottle, snd am nearlv ! recovered. now sleep well, my rough hss ressed, and all by the use of vour valuable medicine. K, S. STONK, A. M., Principal Mt. Hope Semlnarv. lUsovrs. Onto. April 3. 1. Pear Sir: I wish I could tell all that suffer with a cough, what your CHsaav ParToaat has done for j me. It does seem they might ba benefitted bv the Information. I had a lung fever which left mv lungs weak and inflamed. Being verv reeble and ! unable to gain strength at all, my friends thought I must soon sink in consumption. I had no appetite, ) and a dreadful rough was rast wearing me awav. I I began to take your beautiful medicine, by the ad- ' Tice oi a clergyman, wnj bad seen Its effects before. U eased my rough at first, and gave me rest at night. In less than a fortnight I could eat well, and my cough had ceased to be troublesome, my appetite returned, and my food nourishee mc, which soon restored my strength. Now, after five weeks, I am well and strong, with no other help than your Chery Pectoraj. lours, wun respect. JCLIA PKAN. I hereby certify that the above statement of mv wife is in conformity with mv own views of her case and her cure by Ayer'e Cherry Pectoral. The above named Joseph Dean and Julia, his wife, are personally known to me, and Implicit confidence may be placed In their statement. SAMUEL C. VAN PKRWENT, Pastorof the Baptist Chnrrh. PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES C. AYER, r-rarttcal Chemist, tiowell, Mass. i Snldin RmokvillebT M. W llaile- in laurel hv I Gilford or Pepnv; in "Metamora bv C. Van Camp; ; A .. J III. I II . I . v . auuvmiuiiua uj v. o. wenon, auu uj tue uggislseverywhere. 40 Rellflema Natlre. TkCRING the absence of the Pastor at the General J Assembly the Presbyterian churches of Brookvllle and Metamora will be supplied with preaching as follows: 9d Sabbath of Mav, Rev. W. W. Snider, at Brookvllle 11 o'clock A.Yt. 3d Sabbath of May, Rev. W. M. Striker.orKingston.at Brookville 11 A. M. Metamora Ti P. M. 4th Sabbath of May, Rev. James Gilchrist, of Mt. Carmel, at Brookville 11 A. M. and Tt P. M. 5th Sabbath of May, Rev. John Gilchrist, of Dunlapsvllle, al Metamora II A.M. and 7i P.M. DlSSOECTIOIf. Notice ia hereby given that Uie partnership heretofore existing between Zephaniah Reed and Charles M'Cann ts this day dissolved, and I will pay debts of his contracting afur this date. Z4PHANUH REED. Ma b, 189a (aVSw.

JUIIH SJ. WILLIAlHs.o. (4 Main St. 1st door above Pearl, Cincinnati, Dealer in Paper Hangings, Wide Curtain Papers, Bandboxes, Fire Screens, etc., offers to the public the largest and best assortment or the above articles to be found in the West and on the most resonabla terms. He invites the trade to call and examine his slock. March a, 1B53 11-Ums.

S. W. HlSfl.TISI. . a. siasaLTiaa. SPRING IMPORTATION, J853. S.W.IIASELT1NE&CO. MANUFACTURERS of Straw Bonnets, and Importers of Silk Millinerv Good. Flowers, Dress Silks. Trimmings, Ac. No. 62 Pearl St. Cineinnatl.O. Black & Fancy Dress Silks, Straw Bonnets, of every French A American variety. Flowers Bonnet Silks A Crapes, Dress Trimmings, do A Cap Ribbons, Silk Laces, Tarltona, Linings. Sewing Silks, Tips, Crowns A Frames, Florences, Satins, W ire, Pins. W halebones. Rombaxines, Bonnet Blocks, Doll Heads, Tabs, Foundation, Children A Infant's Hats. Illusions, Ac. Ac. Milliners supplied with real French Pattern Bonnets, or copies of the same. Our Prices and Terms shall be favorable and satisfactory to thejiurchaser. Orders promptly attended to. S. W. HASELTINE A CO. March 5th, 153 ll-lvr. arriaffc Mantifaeforv. pHAHLE sniTHr-manalarUrer v' ef C'nrf-iaire). Unsrsjiea, Hscka. Wayn, sialklea, At. UrskTllle, Isid. Takes this mathod of informing tha ritixens of Southeastern Indiana, and the While Water Valley in particular, that having purchased the entire Interest cf Mr. Jarasoa l.tss in the above business, still continues the manufactory of every article In tha Una nf Ma kti.inna. in lh. nn.l . .1 ed styles.or of any stylo required, and that his wore is warranted to be equal to any manufactured in the West, and will be sold at as low prices. He has now on hand an assortment of Carriages snd Buggies to which he invites the attention or those wishing to purchase. Purchasers will do well to call on him before purchasing elsewhere. JU As a recommendation to his work he will state that at the late Franklin County Fair, he took the premium on the best Carriage and Buggy o er all competitors. ALSO, Every style of Carriage and Buggy harness constantly on hand of my own manufacture. Orders thankfully received' and promptly executed. Shop on Main St. a few doors north of Link A Farquhar'a store. CH ARIES SMITH. N. B. Particular attention paid to repairing io all branches. C S March 30, 1S53. S3inos. UJIHRF.LLAS AND PARASOL,9.-Is-rael Sleeper. No. 167 Main Street, between sth and 5th streets, Cincinnati, has constantly on hand a large and general assortment of Umbrellas and Parasols, which are effered Wholesale and Relail at the lowest Prices. ISRAEL SLEEPER. March 5, 185311. JOHN WILLI ADS' Excelsior Clothing Store. MT.CARMEL. T would call tho attention of mv friends and the public generally to my fashionable and cheap clothidg store In Mt. Carmel, where will be found a large stock of sprlngand summer clothing of the best workmanship, 'and latest fashions, consisting In part of cloth dress, frosk and sack coats, cashmerett, Enninet, Lustre. Tweed and Linen coats Pea-jackets, Ac. Also a largo assortment of Casslmere, Tweed, Satinett and Linen Pants, Vests, superior and ordinary quality, In great variety. A GOOD VARIETY OF BOY'S CLOTHING. I have also received a largo lot of Cloths. C ai mers, Vestings. Tweeds Cashmarrtt, Erntlnett, Press Jeans, direct from New York, all of which I will make np at the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. Having recently enlarged my store. It now affords room for additional numbers by which mv old customers caa be more romfortablvaecommo' dated; to whom, and the public genara'ily, we extend a cordial lnviUUon to call. JOHN WILLIAMS. Mt. Carmel, April 7th, 1853. 17-3ra. W HE ATI WITEATM WHEAT!!! 60s OOO Bushels of Wheat wanted at the change Mill. Brookvllle, for which the Exmarket price In cash will be paid by highest uii,.mi UCU, HULLAilll WANTED IJIWEBIATF.IT, A good hand to work at the Harness making bnsiness. Apply to J. J. Clark, at Mt. Carmel, Franklin Co. Indiana. St-f. rmOCERIES,..Just received and for sale VI i bdis. .. o. Molasses; S " Golden Syrup it Sugar House do 10 Hhds prime Sugar; 40 Sacks best Rio Coffee; S Tierce Rice; 10 BMs Fish; 100ft lbs Taylor's best Sole Leather. Bv p29 N. D. GALLION A SON, To the Ladles. rvB. TARBE'S French l.nnir Pllla. roi Mippressoo Menstrnatior and all Irregularities of the FEMALE SYSTEM the best Pills In the known World. Theycsn be had genuine, at No. J BaoADwav. and fully Gt aaasTatn to give siTtsramos;, with full directions. E. THOMAS only authorized Agent. The above Pills will be sent bv mail, upon the receipt of 3. All letters mnst he directed No. 88, Broadway, Cln. mh. S3 14. BONNETS BONNETSI! JUST Received, a large and splendid lot of Florence Braid. Pedal, Fancy Edged, China Pearl, net Lace and Blond Straw 'Bounels, of the latest si vie and pattern. ALSO A beautiful lot of Silk, Panama, leghorn. Canton, Canada and Palm Leaf Hals, all of which was bought at low prices, and will be sold cheap at the apiS OLD WHITE CORNER. BOOTS AND SHOES! 15 cases Kip Roots; 3 " Coarse " 4 Calf " I " Men's Custom Made Shoes; I ' " Rrogans 1 M Gaiters: 1 " " Congress Boots; MO prs women's Calf " 50 " Goat " 900 " ' Buskins, all stvles; 36 u " New Stylo Gaitors; 100 " " Slippers: Misses', Children's and Roy's Shoes of all kinds and qualities. All comprising, one of tho largest and best assorted stock of Boots and Shoea ever offered in tho West. ap3 N. D. GALLION A EON. JUST RECEIVED AT THE OLD WHITE CORNER, the most extensive lot of Dress Goods, we have ever had the pleasure of offering for sale; among which are 40 pieces plain and faacy Lawns; 10 do Berage de Laines; 10 do Berage; 18 5 9 10 do do do do do Silk French Tissue; new style Brocade; Chameleon niace; plain black Taffeta; rich, plain. figured A fancv Silks: 40 10 elegant Parisian Holies; S pieces embroidered Swiss Mull; 5 do dolled do do SO 30 5 5 90 apSS. do do da do do plain do do Plain and figured Jackonet; Book Musliu; Bishop tawns; Silk and Alpacca Lustres. N. D. GALLION A SON. Domes tics. JfST RECEIVED, at the Old White Corner IH ps Prints, good stvles and fast colors; 100 ' Bleached Muslin; 150 Brown " 30 ii and Bleached Drill's; 5 " Colored 30 " Red. W hite and Yellow Flannel; 10 u Cantoo m 40 " Cotton Psntloonry; 90 " narrow striped and check shirting; 30 u Irish Linen. All of which will be sold on reasonable terms, by apiS N. D. GALLION A SON. n. b. oaLLioa. w. c. aaLLioa. A CARD. WE adopt this method of addressing ournumerous friends and customers in relation to our business. Our business, after having been conducted for many years, by the senior partner, ta now carried on in the name of N. 1). GALLION A SON. Ourbusiness room is greatly enlarged and Improved, and affords us the opportunity of extending our operations. We have in addition to the regular supplies, we are always careful to keep np, recently replenished our stock in the eastern markets wilh a large assortment of new and fresh GOODS, of the latest styles and patterns and of such quality and cheapness as must give us at least equal advantages with any others in the market. We refer to the other advertisements in thia paper for tho particulars of our stock. In making a change in our business, we do not propose any change in th-i principles of conducting it. We propose to sell sound anc" useful commodities at such prices, as while thev shall not be exorbtant, will afford us a fair return for our capital and labor. We shall endeavor to continue nnr list of customers, where it has always been, among the most thrifty and solvent familiea in the county; and with regular collections and cloae attention t business, we can and will make it Ihe interest of we puoiie io examine ourtioods aad buy of us.

Cln. AdTertliementf. A l7BATA TABL,E WARE. Genuine Albata never ttrradet, is nearly as while, and harder and stronger than silver. When plated It

resemnies exactly tne solid stiver. dies. Butter Knives, Cream Spoons. Castors, and In hort,every other article necessary to the forapieie furnishing or a I able. HUNTINGTON A LABOYTEAUX, Watch Importers, 119 Main Street. Feb. 45, '53 l(Mjr-V SHERWOOD- CO 5fs. T Pearl Street. CiaicinBiaiti.Have in store, and keep al all limes a full assortment nf Silk, Pi a and Wool Havs together with every varielv ofSTaaw Goods consisting in part of Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats. Country Merchants are solicited to examine our stock. feb. 15 SwtsBOOTS AND SHOES The undersigned are now receiving a large and general assortment of Boots and Shoes, of almost everv stlc and variety, constituting one of the bet and most diversified stocks in Cincinnati. Also, a general assortment of Panama, Leghorn and Palm Hats, recently purchased from the manufacturers East, at the lowest prices, to which they are addinga general and extensive assortment of custom work of all kinds in requisition. They will, therefore, be prepared to offer to country merchants, and to the citv trade, an assortment not excelled in the West; to which they re sportfully solicit the attention of purchasers generally. Also, A rents for the sale of Frank Miller's Water Proof Blacking. J. A A. Sl.MPKINSON, Sign big yellow Boot, No. tt Lower Market feb!5 93m street, between Main and Sycamore Reduced Priees. LIBERAL PIS. TO WHOLESALE PURCHASERS. BELLOWS MANUFACTORY. THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Cincinnati, and the public generallv, that he still continues to manufacture Smiths' Bellows of all sizes at bis old stand on Second Street, between Broadway and Sycamore, Cincinnati. From his long experience in the business, together with being provided with a large lot of seasoned lumber and other materials, he is prepared in all cases to warrant his work good. ALSO. Anvils and Vices furnished. Feb.35 IO-3ms. S. R. HAMILTON. Ql'EF.KsWARE.aaaaFOR THE SPRING TRADE Now in store, and receiviag a large and complete stock of fine and common Ware, eomprlsingin part Common Teas, Bowls, Plates, Dishes, Nappies, and Bakers' Pitchers, etc. etc.. Fine Tea Ware, While Stone, Fanry Stvles. Fine Flint and Common Glass Ware, Castors.'Rritannia Ware, German Silver and Silver Plated Goods, Lanterns of all sizes, with and without guards, for Candles or Oil. For sale at the lowest market rates by HUGG1NS, BROTHER & ANDERSON, fob. 15, '53 a-lyr. No. 91 Main street. NOTICE E.E. & tt. Huggins, having assoriated Wm. Anderson (formerly with Hunnewell, Haile A Co.) with them in the' transaction of tho Queensware business, st their old stand 91 Main street, the bnsiness will hereafter be conducted under the firm or Hurgins. Brother A Anderson. K.K. HUGGINS, II. HUGGINS, Feb. 15, '53 9-lyr. WM. ANDERSON. KATZENBERGER, STRAUS & CO. Wholesale dealers In Readv Made Clothing. No. 1W Main street, between Third and Fourth, Cin'ti JLr Keep constantly on hand, a complete and very extensive stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and every description of Trimmings. Feb.S5,'53-10-lyr. II A AH If SI WIK SCALES Martin A Orr. Scale Manufacturera. hava til., ik. i.i stand formerly occupied by Maana A BLranaLt, No. 40 Columbia Street, one door west of Walnut. Dnelnnall fit. ! They are prepared to put up on the most reasonable terms. In any part of the country, their ra Lever Hay and Stack Scaler, from new patterns with Improvements, which they have just completed. Also, all kinds of Platform Scales, Beams, Ac, Ac. All our Scales are warranted to give full sstisfsrtion, or we will take tbem back and refund the money. REFERENCES. Samuel Beresford. B. H. Elliston,) Covington, C.lidden.Murfln A Co, . K..Perrin, Ky. W. A G. W. Robson, Kevs, Mallbv A Co., J. D. Lehmer, Pullum. Hatfield A Brown. Jb.5 10. MARTIN A ORR. Geo. S. Jenkins & Co., WHOLESALE dealers In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods No. 75, South east corner Pearl and Vine streets, Cincinnati, Jnstopened an entire new stock. Feb. 85, '53 10-lilms. . watnataacn. a. wa-rw.,w. . . HEIDELRACH. WERTHE1MKR A KUW. Manufacturers of Resdy Made Clothing, Importers and Dealers in Cloths, Csssimeres, V-stings. and benuemens' r nrnlshing Goods. No. 58 Pearl street between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 25, '53 10-Iyr. JOHN GATES, W e)leaal Dealer ia Deals Sc Rhees, No. St Pearl Street, between Walnut A Vine. 10 3ms. CINCINNATI. 1. e. ntrasna. . tllTTIIi DICKSON & LE BETTER, (successors to sampson A Andrews.) Importers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in China, fjlass and Quernsware. Also, Lamps, Castors A Table Cutlery, No. SIT Main Street, between Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 85, '53 10-lyr. AARON aTcOLTER, GROCERY, PRODUCE, AND COMMISSION M KKCIIAiVr. S. E. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STS. ciwcij.tiati, onto. Nov. 9 9-l) r-. T.xr TORKvnnou shade i7 11 POT THOS. J. ERNST Manufacturer and dealer In all kinds of transparent window shades. Also cords. Tassels, Brass mountings Ac. iio.xi oiiege nan. nainnt St.. Cincinnati Church, Store and other large shades painted to order In a superior style.-7 STEAM n.tRBLE WORK. Lowir A Rrta, corner of Broadway and Fifth st-eeL t nrinnsti. Monuments. Tomhssnd Grave Stones, ural'TaMe'ta! '"aX. llnESS. Cabinet and Counter Slabs. Ac. Ac. ron.V.mi, dn hand and furnished to order. The trade suppliod with Marble In Block or Slab, or Sawed to oreer. mhia 19 QRlTA-nP. MinnniV PllV.aflll" F mond Street, between Third A Fourth CinMn. nati, keep constantly on hand every variety of j Flint GlaSSWare, Apothecary's furniture, snd Chemical Apparatus i mane ie or-ier al the shortest notice. Wj a as er IULBI H.-a, Dealer III Drjr Gasaan, 63 Pearl Street, Cln"aiaiatl.Offer for sale on the most favorable terms 1900 packsges Dry Goods, purchased mostly previous to the advance in prices. Purchasers will find ihem ready to meet the lowest rates of any Jobbing House East or West. Feb. 15 9-19ms-Sprlnr k Summer Goodj B OTD GRAY have a large and well selected stock of Snrin and Slimmer lire n.i.i.1. embracing Cloths of almost every description and price; Cassimeres in great variety, from the lowest grade to the richest styles; Vestings, Tweeds, Nankeens aud Linen and Cotton Summer Hear, of all the various kinds, together with almost every other article known to the Drv Goods trade. ineirsioca ol Moots and Shoes, cosrse and fine. large and small, has been selected with great rare ".nMrote For the inspection of the Udies, thev present a beautiful aseortmeet of fine and FasnioaaaLB Dress Goods, Crape and Delaine Shawls, and Bonnets Vi '"wai styles, ana at the very lowest figu They Invite the esneclal attention of ib.1. They Invite the especial attention of the ladies" 1 to their new and elegant sunplverGlaaaA Qneen.. ware, confident thai they ran suit their varied tastes. Also, a magnificent stock of hardware, for the Farmer, Mechanic and Builder, and Grcr "for the million!'1 Also, Ready made Clothing, or all descriptions. iiT "l"de """"ess. Trace Chains, Halters. Ac. All people in want of anv article of goods in our line of trade, and the "res; of mankind,1 are requested to call and examine the above stock. lo so, and you will save monev. The highest price paid for all kinds or produce. Sciplo, April IS, 1853.-17-3m. R. W. HUBBARD, rtARItlAKK 91 AW U F ACTTJREB, I ; on Maine Burveaa Kin... Hr.w,kniA i.... ....t the public square, haa always on hand a largo ai- ! ""J?? nd Ke,r plin Rockaways, Pha-lonl aad Bttggiea. 7; -roaiiHinr 01 uockawaya, r-arcbasera will find It to their advantage to call and examine say work, as my slock is the largest in town, and my prices as low as Ihe same quality of work elsewhere. I also keep for sale Carriage Harness of any style or price. I am prepared to finish to order anv description of Carriage, not on hand, at shortest notice. Particular attention paid to repairing. April, 1853. 17-tf State at Indiana, Franklin Ce.,ss i VOTICE la hereby given that Aadro McCoy, ad- i il miiiistrator of the estate of John H. Davis, do-; ceased, has filed his netition to aell lhn Rt of the decedent, his personal estate being insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas of said eoanly. Test, JOHN M.JOHNSTON, I"-'w C.C. CP. Franklin Co. Pint Arrival this Seasot. 7 c ps best quality, new style calicoes for sale a I O low rales. R. TVR vH.

, IrJIowratea. R. TYNER. I , rersous wishing to make tenders 1 MXT raolrailalnl nf ... 1. - . I '"r lne erection of said court bonae will find ths fajaiIaZ W,,WV;TJy'4 nd Pcieations at the Auditor's Offl or rSrJjCii. ttmib. rW;'Wj8 w. BwBoK,A.r.c.

R. DGUYSOTT'S IMPROVED EXTRACT Yellow Dock and Saisapaiilla Is now put op in the largest siici softie, and ta acknowledged to be the best sanar arilla made, a Is certified bv the wonderful cures it has perform ed

r proprietor. Remember this is the en If fc-ae nd original article. THE COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCK ANDSARSAPAKILLA has been prepared with particular reference to Female Coinplaints. Incipient Consumption. Barrenness. Lurhormr.or Whiles. Irregular Menstration. Incontinence of Urine.and generally gloomy state of mind, are cured by Dr. Guvsoti's Extract of Yellow Dock ami Sarsnparilia, which gives immediate relief bv renewing the foundation or health and sln-nglh.-n the blood. 1 1 neutralises bad humors, stops unnatural secretions, and gives healthy action to all the vital powers. The Yellow Dock and SarsnrariTIa is peculiarly adapted for females of delicate health, resulting from irregularity of menstrual discharges, andosherdiseasea peculiar to their sex. The proprietor has In his posession a great number e4 certificates of cures, performed of the above description. We assure the afflicted, that a bottle or two of Dr, Gaysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Samaparilta will at once regulate those difficulties and teaew the natural energies. A Craa or IaKaet LaaiTT in ma PsaioDs or Nix-STara-noa. lLj-- tfrorf thit ttatemrnt tj the curt if Nary Mttre, wha woi given aa y her phyciciat-t at being utterly incurable, at herein certifed ta by Dr. J. S. K'ardcr, aneaj her consulting phyticiant; Brsrdonvilli, V. Aug. S3,1C53. I certify that Mary Moore, a young female, afll or SO years of age, has been serving in my family for several years. She became diseased soma twe or three years ago by irregularity in her periods at menstruation, during which time she had taken a severe cold. About the first of last April, year Agent here, Wm. M. Rittenonr, furnished herwitk a bottle of Dr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Deak and Sarsaparilla on trial, and in less thsn a waek signs of recovery were apparent. She continual nsing the medicine until she had taken five bottles of it, and considered herself perfectly well,althoagh when she commenced this medicine, her attending physician pronounced her case incurable, the was, and had been for a long time, delirious. DAVID SPIKF.R. Hj" Plcate read Dr. Warder' 't ttatrment tf the mbeve cate tt Mary Mttt e: BaasDonviLLK, Vs., Aug. S3. 1P.M. This is to certify that I was called in to see the above named Mary Moore, during the absence of her regular attending physician, found her in a critical and dangerous condili on, and, as I thought, beyond all hope of recovery. Afterthis I was cslled in consultation with her regular attending physician. Our opinions were, that her recovery waa impossible I learned thather disease was caused more than two years ago, from irregularity !n her periods of menstruation, caused by tak ing a se ara cold. I did not see her again, but soon after leaned that she was getting well. I wasmuch sarpriied at this, and, on inquiry as to w h:it could have caused this sudden change, was informed (by Win. M. Rittenour.) Jhat she had been taking Pr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. I have since heard of its great effects in other rases in this vicinity. I have no Inducement to make this statement, other than it may induce others afflicted as was the subject of this statement, to try the Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, bclievir g, ns I do, that it is possessed of many excellent qualities, sat adapted to many diseases incident to the human family. A. S. WARDER, M. D. Put up quart bottles, flperbotlle. Slxbottlss for $5. Sold by JOHN D. PARK, It. E. corner Tourth and Walnut streets, Cinrinaatl, Ohio, to whom all orders must be addressed. M. W. Haile, Brookville; F. Brown, Fairfield; . S. Rockafeller, Cedar Grove; Nxe A Snow, New Trenton; C. Hasson, Mt. Carmel: J. N. Clemeats, Blooming Grove; Gifford A Alden, Laurel; Thes. Robinson, New Salem; B. n. LaRuc, Andersnaville; J. L. Andrews, Dunhipsville; P.Mason, Caanersville; S. Barbour, Rushtille; Tilf. Biekorser, Versailles; D. Beaver Liberty; A. Boyd.Sclpie. 9 Cmo. TT ALU A RLE FAMILY MEDICINES, SOLO BY John D. Park, Fourth and Walnut streets En- , trance east side Walnut, one doorabova Feart ' street Lsst week wss a great week for the sale ef Br. WJstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry." So widely las the reputation of this great medicine spread, that strangers visiting our town bring numerous orders for the medicine, either for their own or ethers' use. For all diseases of the lungs, surhss eongha, difficulty of breathing, pains in the chest, etc., there can be no question I nt that "Wistar's Bulsam ef Wild Cherry" lathe best medicine in the world. Phisicians prescribe it. Dr. Joslin,a physician of extensive practice, in Licking county, Ohio, Informs us that the use ofa few bottles of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry completely cured a daughter of his, whom he had entirely given over to die ef consumption. Since then, be has recommcned il in his pritste practice in more than a hundred differentcases, and in every instance it had tha de sired effort. Reader, be assured that this is trnlf the most valuable medicine ever discovered fer every disease of the lungs. PILES! PILES I PILES I Craa roa Piles. Dr. D. Humphrey's VereUtble 1 rti..a I vinimeiii is a positive cure for the Piles. John Mears, Esq., Miles Greenwood, and many others ; c, bear testimony to Its remarkable curative preperties. I . I Tn" K"" Having had frequent calls for i lhl article, and bearing universal approbation and rTT'T T ".weliave been induced border a supplv.wMch ia ' this day received. For particulars tee circulars I Price 13 per bottle ... . . ... .. inisis loceniij mat my wire hus used the Metht er'Re,l,;fnfni my own observations and her P'. .tone . of the greatest blessings ever searched outhr maa It Is truly worthy the name It bears. nrthermore, I would advise all who are aheat to berxune mothers to procure a bottle, lei tha trouble and expense be what thev mav for the.a nun. iu use. WM. JACKsinsi IaroxTaitTTO ths AirLiciaD. Salt Rheum, (er Tetter.) Scald Head and Ring Worms positively e nred in every ninety -seven esses in a hundred, by the use of Gbidlkv's SaLT Rnn x OiKTHrirr,whith s J nstly ranked by the most lerrned physicians as ofthe most important discoveries of the nineteenth century. Hio BLVH roBTlawr: Daaraase Ccaan! Scaaa'a Co rot so CaaosoTa Arorsnc Oil, for the cure ef Dearncss, Pains, and the discharge of matter from the Ears; also, all those disagreeable noises, like the baiting of insects, falling of water, ahizzing ef steam, Ac, which are sy mptoms ef approaches; deafness, aud also cenernllv attfn.lnnt . i. - dl,;eA5D IMPORTANT CHEMICAL DISOV KRY' Chemical Combination from the Vegetable King dom to repel Disease DR.GCYSOTT-S EXTRACT "F ltlAOW IK,CR SARSAPARILLA A r-urmeror the Wood In Quart Bottles. The curative powers of this medicine have given it the preference overall Sarsaparilla Extracts, being the first combination of the Yellow Dock aad Sarsaparilla ever offered to the public. Its unrivalled success has astonished all whe have used it, and each new case In which it is tested urnUhes, In the result, a new certificate nf its su ferior excellence; and we have only to point te the paccumulated testimony of thousands who have ax pertenced ilseflocta, to coariLO incredulity I In If of its real value. BECKER'S EYE BALSAM ! Dr. Jacob Becker's celebrated Eyo Balsam, P'6 Chronic, Sore, Inflamed aud Weak Eyaa. ""s " manj wraoruinary eurej efTeeted br thia truly wonderful Balsam, wehave room onlj for the following: Soaa Evbs "Humanity Induces me to Bait knowa to the citizens of Cincinnati, alio nay be afflicted wilh the above, an astonishing cure effss. ted ia three weeks, iD a rase cf seven years ataaDng, by the nse of 'Becker's Eye Balsam.' I ke rase referred to is that or my little boy, wh was born with inflamed eyelids. The inflammatten ron"nuea 10 '"en-ase, resisting all remedies. for "'""I H"'r8 he"d " thc aiarkable cures effected by 'Becker's Eye Balsam, as a last resort I made a trial of it, and am happy to certify that it effected a permanent cure la three weeks. CHARLES NORTH, Firth ,. Notice to Contractors. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Countv Commissioners of Union co., Ind have uforre.l -..r nouae, ngi erected for said. county, from the 6th day of May antil ihe 10th day of June. I8S3. Persons wishing to make tenders