Brookville American, Volume 1, Number 47, Brookville, Franklin County, 7 January 1859 — Page 2
EDITOR. TEIDAY MOENIXO. JAN. 7, 1859. Hat. B. F. Horn' lectur. Oar correspondent " Cho Autocrat of th back scat" in bis anxiety to indulge la criticism, has evidently done injustice to, the Iccturo of the llcv. B.J Morris, delivered at tho Coline Chapel, in tbis place on "Wednesday evening the JKnd of December last. The lecture m5gh$ possibly contain the same "sachrine matter" if "boiled down" to two thirds its length a9 delivered, but in reducing into brcrity, it would necessarily loose its elaboration, so very important to tho subject discussed. That tb "Autocrat" has missed the mark, ras incontcstably demonstrated by the Interested attention given lor an hour and a half, so marked that a movement in the large audience could scarcely be observed. Tho subject "A True Christian Nationality" was well chosen elaborately discussed and admirably delivered. It 'would b gi oss injustice to tho accom ylishcd lecturer, in this brief notico to attempt a description of the many id rariod argumontsby which ho illumrti ted tho importance and effect on both .the) people and government of a tho- . rough and 'True Christian Nationality.'! Ik was however enforced in an argument brilliantand conclusive, interspersed with bright pictures and glowing descriptions. Wo have had thcgoxl furtan to hoar many of the paid lecturers - before Cincinnati audiences and frankly and with pleasuVo ronfess, that in no iDtancehas it been cquallod by any other than that of Deechor of lirook- - lyn. our psoplo free ff charge through the . . agency ot Frsident Chane must prove source. of great enjoyment and practical good. t . Printing: Bills. If the editor of tho Democrat will put the question to us, how it happened that our bill of advertising amounted to ,'mor than that presented by Mr. Uontly for the srne work, instead of interrogating us under the garb of a correspondent, -wo think wo tan answer him to bis entire satisfaction, lu-well as to the satisfaction of the public. Wo charged no more than our uual rates, which will be seen by reference to our printed 'prices at tho hcaa cf our columns. II ' "Ur." Bentlcy, in this instance, has seen .proper to reduce a bill for similar work - we are irapoücd by. tho evidences on tho records of former charges, to con elude it was done for the express pur - pose which it was HUd, that of n public array or a contrast or the tills The charge, that there nre other aimtut mtim iu uviuuiiuuii uiv rccurus, t n . . . IS simply falso, as tho bill in miction c was the only one ever presented by us op to tne time named. . '" This miserable subterfuu will not " meet the arguments heretofore presenV t a . . . ieu oy us, in lavor ot a public letting ol ' the county printing. II tho Commissioners are honest in their purpose to - - . i . i i. . wvvmivwiioq aiiu miu II1U puUllCO Lit el ' interest, it matters not how erroneous a , bill .we or another may present, they aTknnlil alfrat lmS !nn...:ii. t... rr.. .!!.. nn opportunity for competition by adTertismg a public letting or tho County printing, whon tho people will be advis- , d wlio will do tho work for tie least par. Ihe lmmisjioncrs had ample time to consult Mr. Bcntlcy, or others, of tho Justness of Our bill before allntvanr mul , Ifpaidbythem without proper examination, it is only another fact to tho already accumulated evidence of their onfltners for the responsiblo place tby ccupy. Heeting of the Agricultural Board. This body met on last Saturday, and transacted tho usual amount of busi. tie for tho closing up of tho year, and ... . t i i? . . wuuoui uisscnung voice, auoptca, ns wo believe, tho only plan to raise money to liquidate tho indebtedness of the Hociefy, hieb, as ws understand was this : The Treasurer was authorized to issue certfflVateaof stock, ten dollars each, which will 'cntitit tho holder to his annasi membership, and a family ticket of admission to tho annual exhibition, the Society reserving the riht to redesm in tho futuro by paying back to the holder ten dollars, the lace of the certificate, which is virtually paying ten per cont interest for tho use of tho money. Every farmer interested in ngricnlturoand.tho future prosperity of tho society, can readily afford to loan tho institution ten dollars, at a rato of interest that cannot be easily obtained in regular transactions of trado, and at the samo timo bo rs safe as if it were in tbeir pockets. If tho institution should go down, tbo real estate isbound flsr the redemption of the certificates. Then we say to any and every per son who may havo ten dollars to invest , safely and profitably in ft goo4 cause, to call on tho Treasurer. J. Tynor Etxj., and bay a certificate. SCrFlour, at tho Pike's Teak Mines, is S20 ft tack and whisky f 1 miart.
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Mrs. Carrie D. Tilxins Bush. The lady of Dr. Bush, editor of the
Eloomington republican, visited our town during last week and received the following notice from the gallant edi tor and publisher of tho Democrat: "Mrs. Carrio D. Jilkins Bush, n lady Temperance lecturer, has been Bojourninz in our placo for several days, solic iting subscription for a Temperanco :aper at Indianapolis. Better stay at lome, Mrs! Bush, and take care of, the rabies, if ybji have an and if 'not, borrow one but stay at home." Mrs. Bush is tho Editress of tho Ol ive Branch, a Temperanco paper published at Indianapolis, and was hero in tho pursuit of legitimate and proper business appertaining to her profession. It U cortainly proper for the publisher of tho Democrat to visit Indianapolis or any other town, to solicitbubscribers for his paper, and we think equally so, for Mrs. Bush to visit our town for the samo purpose. We uro not of thoso who think that women aro to be confin ed to the exclnsivo business of cooking and mending, but approve of their em barking in any honorable btuines.s to which their genius may fit them. Tho printing offices of our land acknowl edge the superiority of femalo compoki. itors, then why not femalo publishers and editors, and if the latter, why not solicitors lor subscribers ? Wo re garded the attack of onr neighbor as ungallant and unwarranted, as the reputation of Mrs. Bush and her deportment whilo hero deterved a different and oioro gentlemanly treatment. Circuit Court Jurors. -We aro indebted to W. A. J. Glidewell Enq., Sheriff of Franklin County for tho following !it of Grand and Fotit Jurors for tho February term of the Franklin County Circuit Court, to wit: Grand Juuori James Logan, of Kai r field township; Charles Marlin, ot Suit Creek; Isaac Bcrsley, of Whilo Water; Itichard Sunman, of Butler; Hiram George, of Bay; Gcorgo ilcXutt, of Springfield; John llacklemnn, of Brookville; Emanuel Withers, cf Highland; John J. Swift, of Laurel; Thomas Curry, of Mutamora; John Thurston ot Bath; and Mathias 31. Moore, of Bloominggrovc. 1'stit Jurors George J. Xyee, Jas. B. Goble, Simeon Heigh, Andrew J. Boss, Jlenry Secrest, Jacob Bly, l'obert II. Jcnks, Frantz Grimme, Albert Miler, Lewis Walter, Speuoer E.Brooks, and David O.Allen. For the benefit of thoso who aro not advined of tho manner in which Juries aro selected, wo will Bay that it is done in complianco with the 4th chapter of tho Bcviscd Statutes of 1852, of tho State of Indiana, vol 2. Sec 2. of said chapter, reads as follows: The board of commissioners of each eounty at their firt recular session in each year bhall select from tho tax duplicate of the preceding year, tho names of i.xty persons having tho reqtisito qalihcations which hhall bo written on separate ballots and ldaced in a box prepared for that purpose Sue. 3. The names no selected frhnl' be divided equally ns nearly as possible among tho several townships of the county. Ksc. 4. Tho clerk of tho circuit court in the prcsenco .of haid board ethall draw by lot trout said box the names of twelve persons to servo as Grand Juror. Sec. 5. In drawing paid Jurors not inoro than ono hall lo draw fiom the samo townshij) if there bo many in tho county and if not, at least ono shall bo drawn from each township niter which the cleric shall continue to draw observing the samo rule until tho panel is filled. ' Sf.p. 7. A panel of Grand Jurors shall bo separately selected at the niuio time and m tge same manner for ri ch term of tho circuit court to bo filled in ono year, but tho sum) person tdiall not bo selected for any two terms in the same year. The Petit Jury r tho circuit court is selected according to tho provisions of chapter 9. vol. 2. U.K., the purport of which is, that, tho Auditor, Treasurer and Bceorder of cad; county, shall on tho sixth 3Ionday be furo tho commencement of any term of the circuit court, write, on scparato ballots, tho names of ono hundred good rcputablo houso holders of tho county, competent to servo as said Jurors, to bo divided among the different townships as nearly equal ns may bo in proportion to their population, and deposit them in a box, hich aro drawn by tho clerk in tho prcsenco of the aforcnaid county ofiicors in tho samo manner of tho Grund Jury, except that they aro drawn without respect to townships. Tho Petit Jury lor the Common rioas Court, which is tho only Jury provided for by law for that court, Is drawn in every respect similar to the Petit Jury of tho circuit court, but on the fourth Monday beforo tho commencement of each term. From our acquaintance with the persons comprising the abovo named Juries, wo are inclined to to tho opinion that justico to both, thoso who are seeking and fearing, it will bo fairly and 6quarely mectcd out. W It is said that as Hon. Win. L. Dayton positivey declines being a candidal for tho United States Senate, in Now Jorsy, Hon. Theodor Freclinghuyscn, who was candidato for Vico President in 1841, will be chosen to succeed Mr. Wright, the present Dsmocratio incumbent.
Editorial Gleanings.
UrZlon's Herald, ono of tho oldest Methodist papers in tho country, "does not pay." It has 10,000 subscribers. t&- IIou. "NVillian Ii. Dayton has doclincd being a candidato for tho United States Senate for New Jersey. JCQ-Tho death of Gen. fjadsden, of South Carolina, U. S. Minister to Mexico, under Picrco's Administration, is announcod, ttär Uihhop Mcllvaine, of the Episcopal Church in Ohio, recently preached a sermon in Borne to about sixty Americans. l3u Tho election for a member of Congress to succeed Hon. T. L. Harris, deceased, of Illinois, tookplaco ontcusday last. 1 1ST Tbo Oskaloosa (Iowa) Herald, of tho 19th tilt., says a mail coach left thero the day before with six sprightly oxen. IS. Deputy Marshall Matthews, i f tho Northern Illinois District, lias run away with 86,000 and a married woman that did'nt belong to him. C-T TLo Baptists of England aro adopting tho institution of class meet. ings, and their leading men aro injfavor of it. In South Carolina thoblavo population is 3S:i,003. The wbito population is 283,000. Tho iucreaso of population among tho blacks is thrco times as great as it is among tho whites. SiT Tho Stato Board of Agriculture mot at Indianapolis yesterday, Thurss day. Dr. John Goodwin, President of tho Franklin County Agricultural So ciety, is its representative. jtf- A hog weighing 890 pounds wa escorted through tho streets of Colunv bus, Ohio, on Friday, by a band of mu sic. Wonder if his hogship appreciated tho music. Tho Erio Canal contains more water and floats more" vessels than any canal in Europe, and has 5,503 vessels on its register, of which 1,110 are larger vessels than tho ono on which Columbus discovered America. föy Hon. N. L. Ellsworth, ot Lafiiy ette, Ind., died at Fair Haven, Conn., on Monday, tho 27th, ult .aged CS years. Ho hud been in failing health for some timo, and but recently removed to that placo in the hope of a partial, if not on tire recuperation. S7Jamcti Bobb, tho eminent Ranker in Now Orleans, has requested to have the namo of tho bank of James Bobb, k Co., changed, and it is in futuro to bo called tho Merchants' Bauk; And the capital is to bo increased to $1,000,000. Ash land Not Sold. Tho National InteHiirenccr contains a card fröih tho Hon. James B- Clay, in which ho says 'I request that you will do me the favor, by publishing this note, to mako known that 1 have not sold Ashland, and that I never intend to do y.' Bu Sarligcs, tho French Minister, has recently communicated to Secretary Cass that Louis Kapoleon has confercd upon Lieut. Maury tho distinction of the "Legion of Honor," for his valuable services to tho navigation of tho world. Ifcj" Among tho nnnouncmcnts o forthcoming works isthatof a new book by Mr. Martin F. Topper, entitled Stoph cn Langton. In theso volumes, Mr Tapper, it is said, has devoted his pen to a romantic biography of tho tccle brated Archbishop. t&' Dr, 11 cs, a fellow voyager with Dr. Kane in his expjorationof tho Acrtic regions, expresses Iiis unshaken confi dence in tho idea of an open polar sea and proposes another expedition, to start in 18G0. JCsJ" Mk. George Melius, the manager of tho Louisrillo Theater, suggests tha tho managorsofall thoThcatcrs through out tho country shall set apart the 22d of February, proximo, for tho bonofitof the 31ount Vernon Association. 00. Tho acting Judgo of tho Com mon Pleas Court at Vinccnucs, declared in tho trial of a caso recently, that the liquor law of 1853 bad been revived by tho repeal of tho law of 1853, and that the former was now in full forco. c. Gen. Houston, now in his 63th year, has siguiflod his intention to ro tiro from public life on tho 3th of March next. Tho General has purchased ex tcusivo lands on Galveston Bay, whith er he will remove to cugugo extensively in sheep grazing. VJT Brigham Young, on or about the 20th ult., was to havo been tried beforo tho Uaitcd States District Court for fatso imprisonment of Gontilo citizens It was rumored that ho would havo to bo forcod to attend Court by United btatcs soldiers. KJr At New York on Now Year's night Senator Douglas was serenaded and mado a speech from the balcony o tho Everett Houso. Ho defined bis po sition in regard to the Clayton-Bulwcr Treaty and tho foreign policy of the countrj, but carefully avoiding recurranco to any question of a personal char actor between himself and tho administration, with saying it was the duty of statesmen to follow out principle to their legitimate logical consequences, regardless of the effect they may have ea our public position.
. Agricultural Brooktill, Jan. 1st '59. The Board of Directors of tho Frank - in County Agricultural Society met
the President in the chsir. A quorum being present, ths Board proceeded to business. . - By F. It. A. Jeter, ' Besolved. That the Treasurer of the Brookvillo Brass Band bo allowed the sum of three, dollaTSVto repair, their drum, damage XVthe band was playing for tho lalrl - V By Jackson Lynn, Bksolved. Thst Frederick Scheibe bo allowed tho sum of two dollars in addition to the ono dollar that was al lowed him for tie second bestandgrcatcst variety of flowers exhibited at tho last county rain Beholvbd, Tlat Wm. ltobeson oe al lowed tho sura of two dollars lor dig ging post hol on tho Fair Grounds in the year 1857. ' By C. B. Bentlcy, Besolted, TLat an order be drawn on tho Treasurer in full for tho interest due to James Wright, John P Brady and others, for sioncy they had loaned to the Society te aid in tho payment of tho Fair Grounds. Besolved, .Tlat A. B. Lino bo allow ed the sum of five dollars in full for ser vices, stationary &c.,for tho year. Besolved. That an order bo drawn on tho Tjrcasirr 1 tho payment duo to tho Brookvillo College, and, also, for tho payment duo A. D. Cunningham, with tho accruing interest on each, for lands bought of thorn for Fair Grounds. Resolved, That T. J. Tvner, C. B Bentlcy, D. D. Joncs,and Jackson Lynn bo ponointed a Committee to iret un in lecal form, and isuo certificates of stock in tha Franklin County Agricul tural Society, in shares of ten dollars each, and that they mako all necessary arrangornents for the salo, transfer, and redemption of tho samo by the Socioty, and report their plan to tuo next meet ing of the Board. Ou motion, tho Board adjourned to meet at Brookvillo. ou Saturday the 22ud day of Jan. 1859, at 1 o'clock P M. JOHN K. GOODWIN, Pres. A. B. Line, Sec'y. United SltlAenators. Wo woro enabled to announco in a portion of tho edition of our last paper that the Lczislaturo bad elected two United States Senators in tho placo of Bright and Fitch, who now illegally hold scats n tho Senate, livery true friend of Indiana will bail this as u tri umph of tho poople over the corruptions of party as a Vindication ot the digni ty of our Stato, and as an evidenco that tho riyht of n froo iteoplo cannot bo o trampled upon with impunity. The people of Indiana and their rep rcsentatives have dono their duty, aud it now remains to bo seen whethor narsizan Senate, under the lash of tho Executive, will sustain Bright and Filch in their scats and trcat with contempt tho will of the-peotlo. qf a sovereign Stato. Tho Lccomptnitcsinquiro what good will this elcctiol do? and answer the question themscKL. by saying that thoScnatoof tho United States alone has power to determine tho qualificrtions of its members to seats. Admit that it has does that prevent it from doing justice aud acting honorably? Our Courts alono havo tho right to determine the fato of a citizen charged with raur dor, but is that any reason that a man ahull bo bung without any proof guilt? But they inquiro again, how are you to open tho caso after it has bcen'onco determined. It has not been finally do cided. True, a committee reported i resolution declaring that Bright and Fitch wero entitled to scats in tho Sen ato, which rcsohU-hi(as pasod, and they bold their seats. But on tho las day of tho last session tho samo Senate passed a resolution "directing its Ju diciary Committco to report at tho next session whether further legislation on tho subject of tho Indiana Sanatoria election caso is neccaj;y. This opened tho caso anew if it had been finally set tied beforo, and when Messrs. Lauo and McCarty go to Washington tho Judi ciary Committco will bo furnished wit the most cogent of reasons why further legislation is necessary. They will car ry with them tho so'orun legislative do claration of ft sovereign Stato that tho rights ofthat Stato havo been usurpe and certificates under tho broad seal o that Stato. demanding, that tho legally oloctod Senators -thalrSako tho placo of those now there without color of law or justico, or tho will of tho people a . . If tha Senato refuses to admit tho new Senators, it may then be said thepcopl of Indiana, like tbo nogrocs in tho cyo of tho Supromo Court, "havo no rights which wbito men havo a right to respect." Wo bopo tho newly elected Sonators will goto Washington to tho capital, and on tho floor of the Senate demand that the voice of Indiana hall bo beard, in acconlanco with its constitution, its laws, and thovoicoof its peoplo legally expressed. We confess that wo havo but very little eonfldenco in the Senato, yet it is no less tho duty of tho pcoplo of tho Stato to demand their rights, and if they fail to procuro them now, our constitution marks out ft way by which justtco can bo obtained, and .tdsVU rough tho ballot box. Tho present Senato and party in power hold placo at tho will of tho people, and to that tribunal an appeal will bo taken in 18C0. Tho powers of no branch of our government are hereditary, and wo requiro no bloody revolution to socuro Justico 'from tho hands ot tho "powers that bo," but at stated times under our constitution this power rovorts back to tho peoplo, and they, wo trust, will ever act with inde
pendence and intelligence and patriot
ism in tho exercise of this rteht. In tho. statement made abovo that the Senato had passed a resolution on the ast day of the session in recrard to the Senators from this State, thero may bo some mistake. The statement is made on tho authority of tho Now York Herald, which is far less reliable in its way tuan is Webster s unabridged, in orhography. Richmond Palladium. Salary op English Embassadors. The British Minister to Turkey enio3Ts tho highest annual salary granted to any English envoy. He receives about $70,000 per annum. The English Min ister at Paris has a salary of 850,000. Tho Ambassadors to Spain and Ilussia receive $30.000 each. Tho Minister to Austria has $20,000; to tho United States $22,000. Tbo other diplomatic representatives are paid from $10,000 to ?20,000 each. The Mission at Washington ranks on tho pay roll, only as third grade, but in honors it is among the brst. Tho reported successor of Lord Napier, who is recalled and is about to bo sent to l'russia, is tho lion. Itichard B. P. Lyons, eldest 6on of Admirable Lord Lyons; he was born in 1817, and is a bachelor. Gigantic Harvest Home. Tho Irish papers contain an account of the gigantic harvest homo on tho estate of Mr. Pollock, in tho countv of Galwav. About 1,400 persons (only one-half of his servants) wero liberally entertained in the Homo Farm Steading at Lismay. The roof covers nearly two acres of land, and the building was lighted with gas. Tho extent of this gentleman s operations may bo judged by tho fact that be has 1.800 acres in green crops, and 4,000 in grain, with about 4,000 head of cattlo. 0- Catholocism is largely on tho incrcaso in tins country, in itjj incro . i T rr r il wero in tho Union 1C dioceses, 18 bish ors. 478 oriosts and 41 8 churches. Thero aro now 43 dioceses, 2 viceritcs, 45 bish ops, 2,103 priests and 2,311 churches. raoriRTY or Indiana. A report submitted to tho Indiana Legislature by tho llouso Committee of ays and Mean, shows that tho valtio of all the taxable property of the Stito is SIjS,000,000 an inerento smco 1810 of $101), 002,707. Much of that increase is at tributcd to the various railroads of the Stato. which cost only about thirty milion dollars. Tho cook, tho hrnsemaid, and tho laundress are tho pillars on which our domestic coniiort rest;. Without them nothing is possible in family, or individual lire, Iho well cooked dinner, tho tidy room, tho clean shirt, are the landmarks of true civilization, lie low them all is barbarism. Cash Capital f CHOICE 1ST CLASS Cash Strpta si.uuo.ooo (, insurance-) n66,uioo TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, II AKTIiOltD. CONNECTICUT. Losses Equitably Adjusted and Promptly rata. For Policies, apply to JN'O. Ar. KEEI.Y, no43-ly Agenf, UrookvilieIud Administrator's Notice. VT0TICE IS herebv tiven that tha n,l..r-i rn,l X has been appointed Administrator of the estate of John tussucr, late ofirniikliu County, Indiana deceased. Said ectato is supposed to be solvent. jan7n47-4t JOHN J. ITsSN Eit, Adm'r. Administrator's Sale. rPIli: IXDKKSIWNKD will sell nt the rexidxnee X or Catharine r usstier, in JliKhlntid Township, Franklin County, Indianu, at public auction, on Monday the 7tnday of February, 18.B, the person al property of John russncr, deceased, oonsigting in jiart of the following to-wit: Ono bay and one gray horse, two milch cows, ono wagon, household and kiteheu furniture, together Willi farming nuplo. ments, Ac. A credit of twelve months will be' given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser (riviuir his note with appreved security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, witu Intercut imui date. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. II. 4tno47 JOHN J. Ft'SSXER, AdmY Turnpike Election. HIFE Stock holders In tho Harrison. Now Trenton X Rochester and Brookville Turnpike f tntpany relirrcby notified that thT will b an eWtion n .Monday, the 7th day of February, 1S.19, at the bouse of John Althers, in New Trenton, Ind., for the purpose of tier tint seven directors, to serve one year an er meir election. i. i.wll i , i rem 4tno49 Public Sale of Real Eatate. THE I'NDKKSIGNL'D Administrator of the cs X. tato of Robert John deceased, by virtu of an order of tho Court of Common fleas of Franklin County, Indiana, will sell at imbUr outcry at th Court llouso door In Itrookvitle, on Saturday tbo 6th day of February, 18SD. conunenciac atone o'clock. P. M., the following lots and binds belonging to thu estate of mid Kohort John, rioneasml, to-wit: Lot No. 1 In the appraisement of said rwil estate, being iyt acres atr the North-West side of the pasture lot owned ny.Hr. Martha John. Lot No. 2 In said appraisement, containing about 10 acres and 40 poles tnoro orlots, and known as tha wood lot .xortti al (hu Hi'tamora lurntuke. Lot No. 3 in said uppraisemeut, containing about 10 acres, and about 44 pole more or less and being the upper pasluro lot, and described a Lot No. V in tha plat made by said Robert John in his lifetime. Lot No. 4 In sail appraisement containing aliout a acres aud 100 poles more or loss, called pasture mi Ao. en paid plat aua being the seoonu one froia the North. Lot No. 3 in said appraisement, containing ft acres and 21 poles more or less, and called ptmttire lot No. 7 on said plat, being the third from the north. Lot No. 0 in laid appraisement containing 5 acres and 21 noles more or lest, and called nastura lot No. 0 in ld plat, and lyiug immediately North of ucrnmn Linen lot. Lot No, 7 In laid appra'scmcnt, containing 6 acres ami 23-100 more or less, and called pasture Lot No )i and 3 in said flat, lyinc South of Liuek's toi ami t.asi or tne llvmnn lot. a ami . . Hid for th private snle of this property or any part or it will be received up to the day or sale. The property is eligibly situs tod near Urookville. A plat of .he property can be seen at any time by calling at Iheoflice of Holland A Dinklwy, and will
be exhibited on the day of sale. Tirvs On third down, baluuco In ana and two years, with Interest from date deferred payments seaured by notes, waiving th benefit of valuation and appraisement laws, and by approved freehold oeurlty. JOHN U. aIAIR, Adm'r. Jan7-4tao47 Executor's Sale of Real Estato. TnR undorslgned Executor of the last will and testament of Anthony Uromharger, deceased, will soil at publio outcry, on the promisos, on H aturday.the Ulli day of Mar. li, U.'.lrfat 12 o'clock M., tho following described real eslato ta-wit: Thirtyfive (.13) acres mora or less, of tho North end of tho West half of th South-Hunt iinrtnr of Section twrnty-nluo (29), Township eleven ( 1 1.) North or range thirteen (13) east. Bsld above described land wa oonveyed to the deceased, by Thomas Coon and wir by deed dated 24th day of Auffuxt, 1857. 'Ik lis. Cash on third down, one third in ono year, and ou third lu two years, from day of sale, with Interest from date on tb deferred payments tho payments to be secured by tnortgng on the premises. AARON D. LINE, Executor. Il-chg Democrat uo47
For Sale.
TJI E ubüeriher hu for nie onor tiro rood wort borsei. Also, on or two bnjrgies, which I will fell cheap forcaih,or I will give s credit until tho lit Ay of January, 18(50; ny way to mit tfe Turchanor. jnT 3w no47 JO UN KINO. , To all that are living on their By Lawi, with their Constitutions nearly worn out with Disease. DRS. W0RTJIAF& WILLIAMS," DEVOTE all tbeir time to the itadj aid treatment of chronio diveate that ilowly but aurely destroy the ceaatitution. We are prepared to . treat iueceshfully all curable caies, and do lutcoed in curing many canes that are given up ai incurable. One of a will be at the Pearl Street Houw in Laurel, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 20th and 2Cth, and at the Valley llouso in Brookville, Thursday and Fridny, January 27 and 23, 1859. We treat Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchitis. Laryngitis, Asthma, and all diseases of the air jasages, by the inhalation of medicated vapors, to gether with general treatment. e were the first to introduce inhalation in he west. That system of practice was then in its infancy in America. We took upon oursclrcs tho labor and responsibility of its introduction. We have moved onward, right onward. The practice has amply sustained the theory, and the wonderful cures effected have placed inhalation on a durable basis. We have succeeded in curing many easos where lrs. Hunter, Fitch, Curtis and others practicing inhalation, failed to cure. This we are prepared to prove. Whatever medicines the rase may require, such ai Expectorants, Sedatives, Stimulants, Tonics. Alteratives. Ac.,cn all with equal certainty, be administered by iubalation, nd carried in vapor with the air we breathe, into every part of the lungs, and thus brought in contact not only with the dieacd surface, but there mixed with the blood itself, and carried on through tho entire system. Hence a local and constitutional treatment is effected at the same time. We are well aware of the conre pursue 1 by soma that stylethcusclves traveling Physicians, and visit a place once, and only once; and we fully under stand the opinion entertained by inauy.of all that may chance to travel as rhysu iuns. , e also under. stand the influenae aud arguments made ue of by some local physicians, entirely unacquainted with tue remedial powers or medical inbalation, agaiust its use in treating lung diseases. All tbeso obstacles disappear like dew before the sun. As for ourselves do not claim perfection, neither do we claim to cure all; but we do claim to deal honestly and can didly with all. and give our opinion freely in all eases that may be presented to us, and never give encouragement in hopeless casus, uor uigo any ono to take our treatment; and wish to be judircd by our own acts and merit as physicians, and not by the course pursued ly otners. By referring to our circulars you will find many certificates signed by responsible persons that we have treated, and we particularly request all per sous tunt thiuk of applymg to nx, but are sorpticul and doubting, to first write to one or more of those treated by us, and satisfy thciuselves before calling ou us, as we du Uisliko to be suspteioiicd of bumbugxery. a establish route and mm to vi-it e.i h placo once in about six weeks. This courso enables us to eo and contult with our patients, consequently can prescribe with much better suiceea than by wri ling. W e devote special attention to all nervous diseas es, aud diseases of I euinles. Neuralgia. Uheuuiatisui, Dmpsy, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, and all di.H'n-o.1 or tue Moinacn, Jiowels, l.iver. Mdecn. Kldncvs. Urinary aud Reproductive Organs, bcrofula, spinal j.'isi-aar, .rvaieiai. nu an tuweases Ol lue Jüiu Lyes, bars, L leers, Piles, Ac, Ae. Zrr No charge for advice. no4 7jan7-lyr w. r. STALCUP MACHINIST. AND REPA IEEE, FIVE MILKS EAST OF UROoKNU.I.E. i am prepares wim facilities to uo all kinds o (pairing of machinery iu iruu or wood. I will a. no furnish to order a superior portable steam En rno, a!o (brei-biBK .Machine teimrators luanufuv ured by Owen, Laue 4 Dyer, ef Hamilton, O. Ii o UU-Jimo. A GRCULTTJEAL MEETING. There will be a meeting of the Franklin County UouMor Agriculture, on raturday the 1st of Jhu uary,IHj9. All mem but s are e.-ieci:illr reo acute to be present us the business f the past year must be finished. J. U. GOODWIN, Frcst. A. Ii. LINE, Sec'y. Notice to Heirs of Petition t o sll Ilea Estate. THE STATE OF INDIANA, ) FRANKLIN COUNTY. J Notice i hereby given that Thomas J. White administrator do bonus noti, of the estate of Geo (a. iShoup, dee'd, has filed his petition to sell tl real estate Ol tue aeceaenl, tils personal be in if in suflicicnt to pay bis debts, ami that sai l petition will lie hf aril at the next term ollhe Court of Com mon I'loas of said Countv. Test December r.lh, K. V. IS58. JOHN M. JOHNSTON, no 45 4w C. C. C. I. Frauklm county. MB S D Ircsli .Arrival F. 0. Mil & EL svccxssoa to BATz.tra roesi. J Annouuc to their numerous friuada aa l customers, their lata arival of FALL AND WINTER GOODS! Vhieh combines in price, quality an 1 variety, all that could bedeaircd. To particularise the ''thousands" of article aud styles, would almost bean liiijionf ible job. 'I'l... - . - L. V.- ...1,1. ..... .... .. to tug iiva un. isviu ivivtiiu nim giva. v.l. QUALITY AND PRICE! In tho staplo as well as the fancy departments, nd iu that dcpartuidt which specially refers to Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, J ncy uuy competition, and ns tiiey have made it a prominent department, they invite the attention ol their customers and critics, foci inj assured that all will award them the credit of superiority in this particular. " THEIR STOCK OF SHAWLS I most eomnlete, and will b found th richest and rlirnpent in this market. V desire also to call attention to our stock of II II. Which, for variety and style, w eballongo competition. Tho senior of our firm is a PltACTICAL TAILOR, Which peculiarly fits Ulm fur selecting rcady-madt Clot bin. In truth, every department of th trad is' full and complete, as customers will find upon examination, to say nothing of tbo VERY I0W RATES! At which every article will be told. fSivo n a call. It will afford u pleasuro to exhibit out floods, though wo should not sell you the worth ol ft penny. r . U. UAhLll Ic UO. Urookvllle, Nov. 17, 1858. notl-tf A. II. C. BROKEN, ia curr btbket, sew ronr, sUeTrxCTCBKa- Of GLASS SYMNT.ES.IIOMOnrATHIO GRADUATED MKASUKK5, BOTTLES, ETC. Class War for Cbomlut Prucelsti, Perfumers, Fotographrr, te. (jrcen ßlass Kai by th Tke ago. A liberal rllsoount mad to ID trail, friers hfom country I'ruggist and dealer oltitf it ice list sent on application. n 121 mo.
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GOLDEN HTRUP. The very best article In the! Call at my eff.ce "Coromerelal Row," Breek market. keMcoastaatlT on hand br liilU.Ind. JN0. II. TAKOrBAK.
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DR. HOUFLAND'S CELIBB1TED GERMAK BITTER S, will zrrrcTCAL cvbb . Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice Chronic or Scrvous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach. Such as consumption, inward piles, Fulness or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stoina-he, Naasea, Heartburn, Disgupt for Food, Fulness or Weigh in the atomacb, hour Eructations, s-inkiiig or Flut tcring at the Fit of the stomach, Swiming of tha Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering of the Heart, choking or Suffocating ensatima when in a lying posture, Dimness of iioa, Dot or Webs before the ight, Fever and Dull Fain ia tha head, deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of tha skin and eyes, pain in the side, back, chest, limbs, Ac, sudden flushes or beat, burning ia the flesh constant Imaginings of Evil and great depression or r pints. The proprietors, in aaUiag the attention af tha publie to this preparation, do eo with a feeling et the utmost confidence in its virtues and adaptation to tne diseases lor wnicn it is recommended. It is no new and untried article, but one that baa stood the test of a ten years' trial before tha Auer lean people, and its reputation and sale are unriveU led by any similar preparation extant. The testimony in its favor given by prominent and well known Physicians and individuals in all parts of tha country is immense, and a careful peruval of tha Almanac, published annually by the proprietor, and t be had gratis of any of bis Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skeptical that this remedy is really deterviug the great celebiity it has obtained. DOCTOIUIOOFLAND'8 BALSAMIC CORDIAL. FOU TlIK SPEEDY CUKE OF Coughs, colds, influenza, croup, Hoarseness, Dronchitis, Pneumeuia, Dixeasea of the Bowels arising from cold, Incipient consumption, and for the relief and (if at all possible) cure of Fatient in advanced stages of the latter Disease. . - - , This celebrated preparation, like the Bittere, mar be confidentially rolled on. It is deeigne f.r a elapa of diseases mote general and more fatal than any other t which the people, of this roantrv are subject those snrineiiiK from a "blight cols." That emintent authority, Dr. J!, 11, rtys: "I will not say that colds are to nur inhabitants what the Plaza and Yellow Fevrr are 1o tlione of other countries; bat, I can aver cot full. lit ly that they usher in disease of greater complicity and mortality than these latter.". A further proof of the terrible fatality of disease renultiug from a "eoiomou cold" may be seen by a' glance at the following statistics, takeu froia tb records of the Hoard of Health of Philadelphia confessedly one of the meat healthy localities ia tha I nion : 102. total death In r)ii!iKUbl, , ' ' 10,241 Dl-d f (Vnm nipt Ion. 1 Sit " " all wtbnr diwarsl'58 la ' number), 1,349 10.31 74 11,81 153. toUl di-atlm, DioU of rnutptina, 11 other disease 1.SS 1S64. tolnl death. Xied f l'"i:ioinirIt, t,l?$ " all etiler (lioruws, 9,Uli UM From the.e figures, it will be seen that nearly on fourth of the total deaths iu the country are caused consumption, to my nothing of the numerous other distant springing from a "slixht cold." Pont trifle with your health; but, if safferina from a ouch, or a cold on the lunjr, bur a botll of IIOOFLAMFS BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and ya may safely coant on a cure. Thousands hav don so, and hnve certified to its wonderful effect. Coughs sometime proceed from a disordered er dyspeptic state ef the stomach, in which case tho Uerinau Hitter should be ured. Incases of weakness, or general debility of the system, resulting from a protracted couch, the Gentian bitten will b found of a prent benefit. Prepared only y lr. C. M. Jackson, 411 Arc Ptreet, Philadelphia, and for sale by Ifruggista aad Start-keeper throughout the I'nited State and caaada. Frico 75 cent per bottle. Sold by M. At. Heile. l!rokvfll. JohuU. Jisse, Oldeiiburgh. C. Van Camp, Mutamora. STATE OF INDIANA, FRANKLIN COUETY. In the Franllin Circuit Court. Helen M.Coy, TS. Petition forjjivero. Cyrus H. Coy. ) lie it" re me tube red, that on the 8th day ef Decern, ber, IS.'iS, the above named Helen M.Coy, by Holland Jc Uinkley, her att'ys, Bled in tb Clerk "offic ofsaid court her petition fur a divorce, and als an affidavit of a disinterested person, from which it appear that s. id defendant, Cyrus II. Coy. ia Beta resilient of tl o raid State of Indiana. Therefor, tl.e said dtfeudant is hereby notified of t!io pen.! ii.-y of said petition, and that tha lame will stand for trial at the next term vf tha said Franklin Circuit Court, to be held at th court houvo iu liroukville, in the county and Stat aforesaid, on the 1st Monday of February next. Witness John M. Johnston, cleik of said court, this 8th day of Hecember A. D. 1SH: 3r-lio4l JOII.N M. JMI.TU., t I k r. C. U. JOHII KITZ. a. c. nt Lt.it a. NEW CASH & PRODUCE STORE. DEITZ & MILLER, I.st of Ml. Carmrl, hav commenced business la tb hons formerly occupied by Tyoeri Kimble, In Rrookvillc, they tal a pleasure io informing their friends jrcuemU v, that thrv are prepared ta mU 11 varieties of Ih-y (ioods. Hardware, Qaenswar( Hat and Caps, lioota and hhoes, together with Iroa Steel, Nails, and Holt, at rt'uerd price for eaah er Co Mi try Produce, u-h as Hulter, Ffks, Lard, Bacon, Poultry, Kgs, I o., for whieh Ihey will way Ihe highest ca.k prices. Call and imin foryear elves. LEITZ k MILLER. Ilrookvilte, Dee. 7, 15. n44-C NOTICE. James Durste, ef Uloomiiig drove, is hereby no tiflei that th liuirgy hieb bo left with u for repairs in November, ISiT, will be offered at publie uetiou on Saturduy, January 1, 1859, unless previous to the lime aforesaid be shall come forward and pay elmrpes on tie aauie, amounting to f 0,S0. Metatnora, iudinna, J Oll X II. WIU01NS, lccembcr 10, ISiS. no41-3t HÖHT. KAYMOND ADMINISTRTOirS NOTICE. Tber.mlerslgnd kss this dny been appolatad Admiiiitrator of the estat of Jam L. Andrew lata of Franklin eeunty, deeeased. All pra iudrbtvd to said ((date, nie notified t come forward aud make Immediate payment, and all persons boldiag claims againtt said estate, are requested to present thc. duly authenticated. The citato probably not solvent. ne-4t Jl'DAH HINCKLEY, Adas'r. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Tho understgnet' , Administrator of the estate ef James L. Andrews, det-eaoeit, will offor at pabll sab at the late resjilenco of said deceased, at Ml. Carinii. Ind., on Friday, the Zith day of December, IMiH, all the personal preHrtyef said estate, conistingnf household ana kitchen furuUare. Sale to commence at It) o'clock on said day. Tkhnk: Twolvo months credit on all iatn errr $"l, the puicbaser giving notes with approved ca rity. waiving btnofit of valuation and appraisemntlaws. Sum of 53 or less rash la hand. ol.V4t JIHAU HINCKLKT, Mt. Cuiinel, I)ec. I, iH. AJmiuistrator. FABM FOB SALE. 80 ACRES Well Improved, on the Dlnoming Orove Turnpike road 4 utiles from P.rookvUle and two from Dlooualug Grove. A good TWO STORY BRICK H0ITSE and Jsrpo new frame barm. Two wellt u ff spring ef exctllcnt water, with a (lOt)D ORCHARD. I willat ll the above at A BARGAin with a rcaionabla payment down, and ta bilaaei In different payments to salt th purchaser.
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