Bedford Independent, Volume 2, Number 29, Bedford, Lawrence County, 5 August 1857 — Page 4

NEW GOODS.

The Patch on Mirrj’s Breeches. 11 irpu’r Weekly relaice tlie follow5:ig anecdotes at Mr. Marcy: While he » us Governor ol’thU State, he wits visiting Newburgh on some public occasion, and with n party of gentlemen, Whigs and Democrats, «us at the Orange Hotel. Good humor was prevailing, and otic story suggested another. he Governor always enjoyed a story, and could tell one with excellent effect. A Whig lawyer was present, and the Governor, recognizing him, said: “Ah, yes; I’ll tell you a good story of Spooner. The other day he came up to Albany, on his way to tho If hig Convention at I'tica, and so he took it in his way to call on me, to get a pardon for n convict at Sing Sing.— I heard the case, examined the documents, and being satisfied that all was right, agreed to grant the request.- — Spooner handed me the paper to indorse, and I wrote: “Let pardon be j granted—in. L. Marcy’, "h*?n Spooner cried out; “Hold, hold, (io\ - ernor! that’s the wrong paper!'’ And. sure enough, it was a Whig upvech that ht was going to make at L'lica , abusing me the worst possible way. But 1 had granted pardon in advance, and I suppose he committed the offense afterward.”

ST TO TAKE,

COIN TING-ROOM ALMANAC— 1*81.

BEDFORD Hardware St

■pect the laws, uuc ... g leave the town to escape the same fate as the unfortunate prisoner.— This makes the eiXTU man hung by mobs in Iowa during the Hat eight weeks. (

. in effect, ui liny always do i koom. w'v mviin f hi* MeJuinea ut (,'umatock A: rtnitker, of New York. Tbisc Midiciiifa icmijniK ii variety of nimlrun or twenty it'firrnt rnntiti s for d’/ft! I ut ilmant —Ibere is no cure-aW Hiuonic them.

M. A. Malolt 4 Sons, Have jubt received the largest . Slock of SPRING mill RUMMER a o o n s

North Side Public Square, JJcdM Indiana. flkllK iimli rsigned hnvc just opened t|„ 4 I extensive aii'l COMPLETE a»»oili,i | HARDW ARE, CUTLERV, IKON, X.Ui.J 11I the iilmvi* stand, ever liro to this t i I nil nt which they will positively sell m ] Albany price**, freight milled. Having chased their entire stock ip manufacturer, ctv*, they me enabled to sell ns low us ntiv y in the west. SIvreliuiiU in the nei^liI,,..! w ould do well to cull mid examine their 1 before going further, us they cun it lens' traveling expense*! to the river. They esp, ly invite the attention of blacksmiths to •lock of IKON, being the heaviest inn) complete ever brought to this market. We rely upon an intelligent communis racccH—a community notorious for lookh ter its own interest decal ME WLAN D, DUNCAN, A f

Tin 1 proprietors IitI assured llml tliin effort to extirpate <|u • keiv, Iiy providing FAMILY umm-iXKs u r »ue nmnisv class—upon which they cm always rely vvilli certainly and snlety will ho appreciated uud sustained by the |icople. Their suporiurily over all other remedies corne ls in the extraordinary perfection to which their eoni]>oiiiiiun Inn been carried, and IS MAINTAIN Eli. A* a con sequence, lh»ir rx medial effect nre more unifonuly successful and certain, their cutes more rapid and complete. Nothing short of unniialakahle benefit 1 conferred on thousanda of sufferers, could oripinntc and maintain the reputation they enjoy. While many inferior preparation! thrust upon ilhceomrout ty have railed nnu been discarded, tliose have gained friends by every trial, confer- : red benefits upon the afflicted which they eon i never forget, nnd produced cures too numerous imd too remarkable to be forgotten. | A'so VO!'ATT i CAII I.TON S HORSE AND ( CATTLE Medicines. Condition Powders, Gargling oil. etc., etc. All ore prepared with care, 1 and of uniform strength and quality, mid will ! not disappoint the user. For mile by

Ever offered in Redlonl, embracing all the varieties usually kept in a country store, which they offer at wholesale and retail at unusually loxv profit s. 1 >nr friends and customers are respectfully invited to (five us a call, and examine our poods, mid prices. min us 10-tf M, A. M A LOTT A SONS.

Lard and Tallow Candles. The following ipetliod of making the above named candles are described in the Now Rpgland Farmer by n correspondent: I kept botli tallow and lard candles through the last summer, the lard candles standing the heat list, and burning vjnite us well, and giving ns good light us tulhiw ones. 1'ur 12 lb. of lard take 1 lb. of saltpetre and 1 lb. of alum; mix and pulverize them; dissolve the saltpetre and ullum in a gill of boiling water, pour the compound into the lard before it is all un ited; stir the w hole until it boils, and skim off what rises; let it simmer until the water hall boiled out, or till it ceases to throw off steam; pour < fl‘ the lard as soon as it is done, and clean the boiler while it i J hot. If the candles are to be run, you commenco immediately; if to he dipped, 1 let tho lard cool first into a cake, and then treat it as you would tallow.

w .a* c .to t t 'w k. j Fourth Quarterly Sa'a of Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Watch Chains, Lockets, Bracelets, &c. &c. Lisd of Ketall Prim of Pens Ac. Cold Pens St,00 Gold Pen and Silver Holder ‘-',00 Gold Pen and double Ox-Silver Holden .’>,00 Mammoth do, do. do 4,00 1 I.eviatlinn do. do. du 5,00 Fountain Pen, Pc I, Holder n,UU Maramoutb “ “ “ 5,ou KngrOMdng Pens 1,00 Leviathan and Box 5,00 Gothic Silver Case and Pen 3 1 0 “ Engrossing “ 4.no “ Mammonth •• 5,00 Gold Tooth Picks J.OO I “ Tooth and Far Picks 3,00 Pencil, Wutdi Key, utid Tooth Pick 3,00 Ladle- Gold Pencil* - 00 •• “ “ “ “ “ bOO i “ “ “ with pen 5,00' Gent's Gold Cases nml Pens 8,00 | « “ “ « 10,00 1 “ Gotliic “ “ 15,00 J

And tdl oilier kinds of styles at the retail i prices. | To the purchasers of our Pens we present a numbered Ticket on every dollars worlli i>ur-1 chased, w hich entitles the bolder, by an extra ; : payment of 15 cents on eteh ticket, to » |,re- j uiiuui varying in value from 81 to loo. The premiums consist of various articles of Jewelry, , ' viz; Gold and .Silver Watches, Silver Goblets, Silver Fruit Baskets, Gold Guard ('bains for ladies. Lockett, Bracelets, (leafs Gold Fob and * \ Vest Chains Thimbles, Breastpins, F tr Drops, 1 I Studs, Kin; . Cro-.-es, A'. t<-. none of which' sell tor less than one dollar. Country purchasers nay rely on la-inir as fairly dealt with, as regards the prizes as if they tbemsclve. were . prc.dit. \Ve have been in ojw mtion lor three years > 1 and thou -and* have bought of us. mid w e have ■ I never learned that any one wo* ever dissatisfied. ) This plan ulfnrds every opportunity ol obtaining , a gold watch or some article of jewelry, for a ■ | trilling sunt. All our pens, pencil cases, Ac., f are manufactured!))' ourselves with great care, % and we offer them at precisely the same prices j 1 asked in nil other stores in the city. To annuls i wc offer the most advantageous offers, and any * energetic person enn do well hy working' for ut. - We wish agent# In every place lu the country, . i and persons who would like to become such will . , please to address us, and w e »ill send them print- * j cd circulars of prices, terms, 4c. Wc have no , stated periods for distribution. The momenta f pen is purchased, the purchaser is entitled to rc- ■ jeeive his premium on the pin ment of 115 cents * | extra.

rpiiE sniscRiiiEns have on hand at I this time a large assortment of CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, Ac., which they oiler to the citizciuof laiwrenee and surrounding comities at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction, compared w ith price* of other establishments of tlie name kind in the w ed.

JJcCL'HDV i FOX. New Albany, March 1 1, 1357.

Iron fuller*. Halt

FRANK EMERSON, Attorney at Law,

"AMTE have just received six tons of the V* IRON ever broupht to this market, ery liar insured to be first-rate or no sale. 1 have every si/c that could be needed bv 1 blacksmiths and furthermore, we will sell I be Louisville Uolliiip Mill prices, freipbt to point added. de, :ii XEWLAXD, DUNCAN, A ft

UJ ILL hereafter practice in the Lrw renee Circuit Court. Jan. 15, 1357. nl-tf HOWARD ASSOCIATION. P1111. I D E A V // / .1.

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('.WINS A JACKSON.

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FARMERS. IV wish to cull tin* Attention of Farmers to vf our and well assorted stock of PLOWS,

PANEL PLOWS, liaising Planes, Ore Oraloea, O (Fa, and every other plane t could be desired, for sale tit the lowest prl« deed 1 NEW LA XI), DUNCAN, A CO. .-

I’litnes

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! rnO all persons alllielcd with Sexual Disease, I such 11s SPEHMATOnilHCKA, SEMINAL \\ EAKNESS. IMPi(TEXCE, GOXORU1KEA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANISM, or SELF All! SK, A< Ae.

AXf.S, Hat*diets, lliind-u xes, Eood Adi Chopping Axe*, broad Axes, and en thing in the line? lor sale by deed 1 XEWLAXD, DUNCAN, A CO,

Cota-i. ting of one and TWO-HORSE PLOWS ol almost every variety. They have hoen purchased rxpremdy f*r tlii., market, and tire warranted to reu lei satistai tion. leb'd 5 NEW LAND, DUNCAN, k CO.

The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful destruction of human life, earned by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practised iigioii tlie unfortunate victims of auch diseases by Duai ks, have directed their Consulting Surgeon, ,ns a CIJAIIITADI.E ACT worthy of their name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to ail persona tints afflicted, w ho upply by letter, with 1 11 deaeriptioB of their eunditioii, .age, occupation, habit* of lifo. 1c.,) and iu om ol exlreuie poverty and suffering, to FURNISH MEDICINES I REK OK CHARGE.

Tltc story was received with great applause, and Spooner being looked to for n response, instantly went on with the following, which, tor an extempore story, certainly is capital: “Yes, gentlemen, yes, I did. And when the convention was over we went to Niagara Falls, and as we were dragging on by stage, over miserable corduroy roads, hanging our heads against the top of the conch, and then comiutr down us if wo were to go ' through the bottom, the stage came to a dead half; the driver dismounted, opened the door, and requested us all *1o d-scend. We did so, supposing that some accident had occurred.— When we were all out, standing on the ends of the logs of which the road was made, the driver took off his hut nd said:— “Gentlemen, we always

WlKiHT Slrjclinlno Is hnluml. The source from whence this poison, i which bus gained so worldwide celebrity rcctitlv, is obtained, is tints noticed in Ibckens’a Household Words: In Ceylon, and several districts of India, grows a moderate-sized tree, with thick shining leaves, and a short' crooked stem. In fruit season it is readily recognized by its rich orangecolored berries, about as large as golden pippins. The rind is bard and 1 smooth, and covers a white, soft pulp, tho favorite food of many kinds of | birds, within which are the flat, round seeds, not an inch in diameter, ash1 gray in color, sad covered with very silky hairs. The Germans fancy they . can discover a resemblance in them to gray eyes, and call them crow’s eyes, but the likeness is purely imaginary. The tree is the strychnine nux comlea, and the nut is the deadly poison nut. Tho latter was early used as n J medicine by the Hindoos, and its najture ami properties understood by ! Oriental doctors long before it was known to foreign nations. “Dog-kill- | cr,” and “fish-scale,” arc two of its Arabic names. It is stated that at , present the natives ofllindostan often take it for many months continuously, in much tho same manner ns opi- i um-caters cat opium. They commence with taking the eighth of a nut a day, and gradually increase their allowance to an entire nut, which would be about twenty grains. ,k r they oat directly before or after foo t no unpleasant effects produced; but if -duty ty v precaution spasms result”'

(VllISiiELS of every variety mid vile, AugJ lit ami Mur, Anger Hits of all kuj Urine*, with from Id to 117 bita, of all kin for aali at dwUI

NEW GOODS, W. T. COLEMAN & GO VRE in receipt of a very large um! magnifl . cent stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

NEW I.AND, DUXCAN 4 OO.S

IOCKS of every Ji.iiption and size, ft A the lluewt front iluur lock to the Me. 7'J keved Till. For mile by ileci! I N K \V I,AND, DUNCAK, k CO

The llowaid A miation is a benevolent Institution, established by special endow mini, lor the relief of the .-u k and distressed, alHicted with “Viruleu* mid Epidemic 1 licenses.” It lias now a surplus of mean*, wliicli the Directors have \oteU to expend in advertLiug the ntsive notice. It i.i needles* to add that tlie Atsoeiation commands the highest Medical .kill id' the age, and nil! furnish the most approved modern ti rut mint. Ju-t published. I>y the Association, a Report on Spei inuturrhuea, nr Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism. Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and other Diseases ot the Sexual Orpins, by the .ConsultingSurgeon, viliieli will lie senl by mail, Lin a sealed envelope.) FHKE OK CIlAlltiK, on | (lie receipt of TWU STAMPS far postage Address Dr USO. It. t'AI.HOl’N, Consulting j Burgeon, Howard Aasaeialion, No. 2 South I NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Fa. By order o i he U hectors.

% ’ A'lTCt'K. - '. Un ks, Spade-, SHOVtl . Scoops, and flay mid Manure Forks, ein.J long or D handled, tor sale bv dec;tl NKWLAND, DUNCAN, 4 CO I

Consisting, in part, of CLOTHS. CJAS8I.MFKKS, CASSINI’,rs. HATS. JANES, CAPS, FLANNELS, BOOTS, Of all color*. SHOES, Ql'EENSWAUE, Hardware, Cutlery, A:c., in cndlex-n

4 MTKUIOK lotol FIRE SHOVELS, honn a » expressly to bo used In a wooden counit fur sale by

deed 1 XEWLAXD, DUNCAN, 4 CO, | SKIS DKNV II FLANKS, and Mould, I I .si and Dead 1’Ianes, lor mile bv dci31 N K W LAND, DU .S CAN, 4 CO.

All onlitsby mail .bouM Viemtilu—. l MERRICK, DENTON A DKAN, 335 II road win. New Vutk. K. IJ.—flolcl IVn» rcpointel in a su peril r m.iuiRT. Enclose the |.rii ami39 miti in 1*. U. stamp*, anil lltt pun will kt repoiated and returned pout paid. 33 —3m,

NO QUACKERY. rpIlK humbug of one Medicine for nil diwaiN JL is now generally condemned by nn enlightened public, y et there ire Mil) many quacks v lio nick to (lie old cni|iiri«nl idea, and try to impose I licit worthless tiusli u|>uu the people. Antony those, hunt ver, who adopt the COMMON SKNISK doctrine of a different remedy for difrrmt diteate\ is the long-established house of COMSTOCK A BROTHER, NEW YORK. A M oi their Medicines 1ms just heen reeci' ed in tliis | ■ tare, among; which are CH ERRY A\T> I.CNtiW'UUT, for coughs and cold*, TurH/h Balm nnd I "tcloria Hair (ilott, lor the hair, Vain A'llhr I‘it It anil Bane I.mimenl, Vurkith H'ine [<i funic], etc , ami each and nil will be found uu trial really good and useful Mrdiriuet. Also, their VOCATTS k CARLTON'S UOKSK AND CATTLK MEDICINES. The name of Vountt is atone a guarantee of their efficiency. Tin y are Midi tt Condition and Heave I’owdcrs, Gargling Oil, Ringbone Cute, liouf Ointment, etc. All these Medicines will recommend themselves, and, it used once, will be always. For tule In Bedford, by lit- CAVIX3 k JACKSON.

(1 AROTTE HAT THAI’S, the real rat rxtr E loiiiulor, just received and for sale bv dec itI N K W L AM), DU NCAK, 4 CO.

stop there, out of respect to the Governor; this U the identical spot where Marcy lore hi* Tiic story with great jollification, in one joined more heartily tmit the Governor hiu•elf.

variety.

LET L 8 REASON TOGETHER. ' 41 7 K vei*h to cull attention to our Medicines. ' I An experience of fifteen years in tlie lm•iuc* enables us to jutlpc •■oriu fly ol the merits ut i.euily nil patent remedies, and from a hofl nt wui'llileM articles, we li ne (elected uu avortmciit of article-really UOOU and reliable, (fur UU.IUtV AM) LUXUWORT. Tvrkitk M ine, /‘ill*, J'uiu Ktiltr, A'.. me all ivc elaiui them to be; ami our Vnl’ATT'8* CARLTON S Horse noil Cuttle Meilii ine», l umlitiun 1‘uwdcrn, the \ un iti> r in i si;, tw* «• KNOW. Try liieui. and you wi d also A.now it, inn] tell others so. One v ord wore: IS IT NOT (•oil OCR INTURKST TO I’llOVIUK YOU WITH TUB MOST PKBFBCT UKMCUIKS POtSSUILE, and certainly n luu"ex|a.neiic« enables us to do no. For tale by CAVJNS A JACKSON.

We have taken the old stand of 1’. A. Parks k Co., and hope to see the old friends of the late firm, ns we think we shall lie able to render entire satisfaction to ail who mar favor ns with their patronage.

U RAWING KNIVKS, of all kinds, Kuglir anil American manufacture, for sale l>\ devAI NKWLAND, DUNCAN, i CO.

EZRA 1). HARTWELL, President. Cbo. PAinnniti, Secretary. Il-ly

VI.L KINDS UK TAI1LE AND POCKt: Cutlery, llutchcr Knives, Saw Knivi and Mincing Knives, tor sale bv deiill N KW LAND, Dl NT AN, 4 CO

The highest market price will be |iaid for ali kinds of Country Produce. W. T. COLEMAN A CO.

A7. W ALUAKY,

JXJJIA.XA

That pantaloon incident deserves to be recorded in every history of this great man. Me was sent out to hold special sessions of court to try the Anti-Masonic parties charged with murder. He was to receive a salary and his expenses. With that nice regard for details that belonged to his sterling character, ho kept a minute account of all his expenditures, and .handed in the list on his return, without thinking it necessary or proper to MvUe aud strike out thoso items of which other men, less

1857.

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1 DOZEN HI UAH KETTLES', ust receive mid for at dcii) 1 S K VV LA X D, DCKCA X, 4 CO.'S.

LADIES' I'4X4 V STOHE.

MRS. BATTE Al r Ot 1.1) inform the Ladies o( Redforckund » » vicinity, that she has on luMK and lor sale cheap, n great variety of

EXPERIENCE IN THE DRV GOODS Bl'SInc.u, baa convinced the undeiaigncd that in nrder to lie meccssful it is un esciiry that a full and complete assortment ahonid always kept on hand suited to the wants of the untune nil v.

•s' KKtis OF NAILS, running from 5«d K 4 Hit. ju-l hi clvedand for mile by do. :i NEW I.AM), DUNCAN, 4 tt».

* TLFKKIOU lot of hom-slioe BAH lilt) am Swede Null Hods, mid (d and t)d Omltm. horse-shoe Nail*, for mile by dectil NKWLAXD, DUNCAN 4CO.

LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. Snell as Bonnets, Ribbons, Cloaks, a superior article of I rcuih Flowers; and indeed every thing ncede*I Ly llic Ladle-. She also keeps on hand lianncK liumc made Junes, Bed Ticking, Limey. Spun Yarns, Ac., Ac. The public are respectfully Invited to toll atm examine my stock oi 'ids. ocl30-ly

Having recently retuined hum Uiec.i.-t when he has spent some time in n thorough arorch in theninrkrta o( Boston, New York, and 1’hiladelpbiti, for

The New York Times says that nearly all of Walker’s men have so for recovered ns to he out of danger. A number of them have been taken out of the hospital by their friends and the others sent to the hospital on Blackwell's Island.

Tub Vatican.— The word ‘“Vatican” is often used, hut there are ninny who do not understand its import. The term refers to n collection of buildings on the seven hills of Horne, which covers a spnee 1,200 feet in length, and about 1,000 in breadth. It is built on the spot once occupied by the garden of the cruel Nero, hones ilsorigin to the IJidiop of Homo, w ho, in the early Mt±of the sixth century, erected nn faKMde residence on its cite. About theaanr 10U0, I’ope Eugcnius rebuilt magnificent scale. Innocent II, a few years afterwards, gave it up ns a lodging to I’etor II, king of Aarragon. In 1 GO.), Clement V., at the instigation of the king of France, removed the papel Sec from Homo to Avignon, when the Vatican remained in a condition of obscurity and neglect for many years. It is now the repository of multitudinous treasures of art.; Fast Hi .nvino.—Last Saturday evening Mr. Canfield, of the Hates House, at Indianapolis, received n despatch inform in ■; him of m. injury to his daughter, in New York, Ly n ramphonc explosion, just after the i IKdlcTontainc train had left Union depot. Ho telegraphed to the Conductor nt Union City to unit for him, and hiring a locomotive made the distance, 84 miles, in one hour and thirty-one minutes. The conductor waited for him, nt Bellcfontnine just 40 minutes. Cin. Uai.

Merchants and other* were agog with ext itement in Chicago, Inst Monday morning, became tlicir salesman, agents, Ac., were not to be found. Before night, however, the cause of the dearth of young men appeared. The police hud the nigfit before made a descent upon the various houses of ill-fame in th> city; and nabb >1 the “visitors,” to the extent of forty or fifty. They were nil lodged in close quartern over night, and in the morning fined five dollars meh and costs.

•a?" Finn, the celebrated comedian, once stumbled over a lot of wooden ware in front of a man’s store, where-j upon the shopkeeper cried out, — “You came near ‘kicking the bucket' th is time mister!” “Oh, no.” said Finn, quite complacently, “I only turned a little pal?!" J

\tt, improvement in almost every tiling.—• Tin' • iuiuk ii uf at lad'' i; everonward; tin wnuh(H«rd, "Ut amt**' in trtri/lhinfi. Aiiiunpr nuiiilierli>i imUnrn n( wit a “nut iu nil In mu. her of bufinwn, I licit !• not one niore>tiiking itmn Hit progre«* of |>ati nt or proprietary Midiciio.— Tliirljr jeon a;;u, (lit mile of all kind* in tlii» country «a* trilling iu cooi{iariMin to «lint it u now. A ii>l v. litItinniae nt that time bo | null thing ns an anorlmtnl of Family Medieincf «ii known, mid the < rent cry of empirical pretender* uuf ‘‘out medicine lm everything," n cure-all! it pnuaeeu! uml although Hurt an Hill nntucrouii vagabond* u lio pretend to cure everything with vne thing, Mill there iitiNK IIOI'SE w hich pupun f a different rt mtdyjor rnlirrlji 4lfl J • rtMim atr. Hr non COMSTOCK A 1UIUTH- ; KR, of New York. The iniineiisc title of tin ir , valuable and effn ucioti* Medicine*, in u tune teat ( of their value, and the eouunuu-ictiee principle | thnt they ailiocalc, vir.. “» different Medicine for a different dieea-e," in a proof of the abacnce o all charlatanry or humbugp !nf on their jmrt.— Call and qtl an almanac, *• I For .Nile hjr CABINS k JACKSON.

m iiiti; [ 1:1: in. I'ERFIMED jmEATH nud KKALTUXL Co* I plexion—eaa l»e acquired l>y n-iuir lb* "Bnlm » i Tkmmmd t'lou*rt." Whnt lad} or gratiMutn I would remain under the curse of n disagreeable breath, when by u-inn the "Jlnui ur i Tmi< rjuu Fui« (u as a dcniiirire, w ould not only u nder it facet, lait leave the teeth white ns nln- ; I sister T Midi} (icrsuiii do not know their h tail) ii lijid, mid tin* subject i *o delicate their friends will never mention it. Ueniuc of couulrrfvits. 1 Du sure each Lottie is sintd KKTiiiDci; i ro., .v r. For side h} nil I’r nmrisll. (elCVGm

i'ancv goods. \ *i lit*. BATTE bin jn-l re rived un extensive assortment of FINE STRAW BONNETS, fliinpainl Hair Lace do., Children'* Hat*, Flat, j i for Young Latlica, Jaconet Flouncing and Eelg. ) mg, Hair Lace, Oil Silk, Stiff Net, Ribiions o' t nil shades and qualities, Hup. French Flower*, Fine Mourning Flowers, Fine Freni h Needle \\ ork Collars and Sleeves, Hugic Collars. Etas* lie licit*, Fine Russia*, and a variety of other ' articles suited to the season. Itleoehing nud Cleaning done on short notice.) My charges are 11.1 rents In Trimming, nud ' 75 cents for Htoacblng, I’rc-sing and Trimming. 1 Mar 27, 1857.

GENUINE MEDICINES. 1 1ST received a full supply ol COMSTOCK k ♦ ' IlRlITI1 Id! S Cyirbralid .1/ ..’imi", hit'll I we mn recommend a* No. I. If troulilcd with A iwifh, theit CHERRY AND LUNGWORT mil rvrr it, If yen' hnvc lost j n*r linir, tlieir TURKISH BaLX will mM it; aai M TURKISH WINK [a loalcl FAMILY FILLS, PAIN KILLER, And HAIR GLOSS, nrc each tin- very l«-i in 11*0 Also A large lot of V(U TATTS* CARLTONS MORSE AND CATTLE MEDICLNhjS, Cniiditioti Powders, Heave Pow dcra, (largling Oil. Ac. TVv tlum once, an 1 you will never he without them. II- CAVINS k JACKSON.

PRO BONO PUBLICO Just received, direct from New York, nn assortment of COMSTOCK A BROTHER Sgrmwie /irfjurnii' h'. We mo rcconnncnd lhe*e Medidnei is K1B8T It.VTK, and being Jijf-rrHt and 1 fprrifir rrninl, • for different diseao ,, they arc free from reproach as humbug* or cure-all*,-*- j Their Ch rry and Lan.-woit, fur cough* and ' dila, V.i torin Hair Clio. ■ etc. nre excellent mid I certain CURES. Also YOU A ITS 4 CARLTON’S II .i . nud Cattle Me Urine.--. The NAME 1 i of alon- Isa puarantcc of their *l!icncv j I and Worth, Call ai d get nn nhminac. with a j feell di-cription e>f AM.. Mid vrhenever In need , of medicine, da not dilat/, Resort to these tit onco, and r- hr/ m certain , If within the hounds j I of puswliilitr. For sale by CAVINS 4 JACKSON, i 23

FAMILY MEDICINES. 11."!tS. CuDHtoek k Brother, of New •Ivl Vurk, Imvc lately scot to thin place no a-•nrtment ot tlie.r erlrhralol Mnltniut, Their j list eoiupri>o« Cherry amt Lungwort, mi excclU nt remedy for cohir and cough a : also TurUbh IVilm. Unit Ciloe-. I’ilU, 1’itiu Killer, Liniment, Tuekuh Wine, nml manyother*. Aim their «*- •ortnicnt of Vouatta am! Carltoni Horrc anti Cattle Medicine? prepared from I lie prirnlr r,e»p<» of VuuiilL author ol “Vouatt on the llor«e, ' and pul up with cure; nod we feel justified In saying that they nn Ike nnl »/ realli/ reientifie ami I efficacious llurec Medicines now in use. These 1 Medicines art all ront|iuan<lcil with great cure, i expressly for family use, mol will tie found superior to anything oi the kind. They are free ' from the reproach of "Quackery," h there is no nirr-all among them, hut a different remedy for oath difmit disease. Try them once, and yon will never he without them. Call and get an alumnae. For rale hv ( .■WINS k JACKSON.

NO HUMBUG. Vl»im;itBXT and specific Reineily for (II f . lerent I'iwirMes.—We would refer our read- . ers to the advertisement in another column of COMSTOCK A BROT1IEH 8 celebrated family Medicine The I berry and Lungw ort, the best rough u Vine known; Vlelorift Hair (dloss, an entirely new nrthlc; Carlton's Condition Pnv. 1 1 or; Vountf- Cargliug Oil; Worm Tea; aqd many others. Try iknn care, and you w ill aercr he without them. Buy only of Die perJ sons mentioned at the holloiii of the advertisement. I tprty.Tlif Mcdir ines are pul up expressly for I families, and ran Le depended upon in nil care*, j For sale in Bedford hv rAVIVP k JACKSON.

* NOT MANY YEARS -rfco I ■ | latent OI Proprietary Medicine* almost I unknown, hut late the-ro has been j brought inter use an assortment of them [that is, a special remedy for each UI.k-ufcJ bv .tlenra. {Comtuck 4 Ilrothe-r, pf New York. They are • entirely vegetable, and perfect'}- free from mercury or sny other mineral poison* which sre so - I injurious to tlie human constilotion. Ih in? free ' | from such, they can he rceomiuciidcd as lieing safe remedies in all eases, without the danger of catching told and endangering the lives of the (users. Tlicir Cherry and Lungwort, for coughs and colds, is mieqiinlnt; and h w ill also cure Cunsnipption in its first slaps. For I»nldne««, nud 1 other eli-i i cs connects'. with llic human hair, | their Turkish Katin is Cipial to any in use. They nre al-o the Prn|»riclors of the only genuine Carlton » 4 Vernall s Horse nnel Callic Meil- , icinw. such ns Condition Powder*, tJargling Oil, j 4c. TRY THEM. For sale by nud : CAY1N8 k JACKS02L

IMPROVEMENT.

GROCERIES. Ql'CAll common and white, CNrffee. Ten, AII- • ■ sj e, I’lpper, tiingsr, Mo’a r*. plantation and so. ar-koux, and Golden Kv rnp, alwava for ■ J ‘ , ° CARLTON S. V\ i.k t iai r " M»a k of noil aborted Men's . and Hotv I loots and Shoes, Ladies' Boots ot every description, cheaper tlum the iheai»esl, »t COLEMAN i CO.H.

THE

ti" Is worthiest tr» offer to the publi • our of liar largest au*i most elegant sun ks of Fancy and Staple Dry Oooda

I Tew Goods and New Style*,

TEMPERANCE MILLENNIUM,

have carefully suppressed. There’ stood the tailor’* charge for mending. ■ The political foes of the Judge, when ike came to he candidate for Governor, R>und it, and paraded it through the Jworld iu'the newspajArs; and making an effigy of Mr. it j in the streets of a great; patch on the tail-1 y or’s chargo*on the Pip of that! J But an observant people saw the patch and the charge into the heart of nn honest man, and*in that very deed of his they recognised jb frankness and transparency of char- , jpletcr that commended him to their wsrtn approbation. It is not probable that the pantaloon charge lost for him a single vote, while it is doubtless ' I trim that it made him multitudes of friends. He was never ashamed of it,■ and never had ressbn to be.

The Texas Chops. —From the best informsiion wo cau # ga.’icr, says the 1 Galveston Herald, wo arc led tocon- j: elude that in Eastern and "Middle 1 Texas tolerable crops will be made. Thf rains have been partial, and in 1 son c instances a full yield of cotton will be obtained, so that, allowing for extreme deficiencies, we may look for, 1 a tlwee fourths crop. West of the 1 llra:’.or the planters* prospects nre not ( : so good, and taking the whole district of country west of that stream, but] little over hnlf a crop of cotton can be ( produced this season, while in corn there will bo a serious deficiency. It , . >s -d-wsW*!, if. itatry p’.-mes, whether' enough corn will be gathered to furnish the people with bread. On Mic Lower Brazos and Cancy the sugar canc has suffered much, from tV drouth, hut seasonable rains will yetjinsure a fair yield.

An<»t\ieh M ms IIi'no IK Iowa.—( Tb* LUVtaloosa (lown) Times, of July. 1 lOtli, states that Judge Stone on tire 14th instant opened a special term of bis court nt Montezuma, Poweshiek countv, for tbc trial of Win. II. Thomhs, charged with the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Casteel, who nrc supposed lb have boon murdered in consequence their bodies having been discovered 1 in the woods near Montezuma Inst i full. As soon ns the court was opened, XLjKTi'* ' gone and asked for a change *'"••011110, alW^fljjthat he could have no hopes of a fair trial in that excited and exasperated neighborhood. The cquxt jh-unled the change of venue. But no sooner had the decision been made, titan a mob of two hundred I i armed persona seized the prisoner nnd j took/Kn out of the custody of the ntr. • v, , v t 00 ]( j,{ m outside of limits of V town nnd bung him . toot going t(rtv*cb even the fir ! tn ? ol a meek trial. T„.-|g 0 Stona I

Dcvoted to Temperance, Education, the Art*

ever exhibited in Indiana. Among the stock may Ire found tome mure of those elegant and In-'lionahlc

and Sciences.

Black Silk Lace Capes and Mantles, and nn entirely in'" style of

CARRIE D. FILKINS, Editor and Pro.

ftAKKIAtiK nud Tire Holts of all kinds, iu ureal abundance, fur sale hr N EWI,AM\ WXCAJf, 4 Co.

ISTiMmuxcB is the loading rice of our country. It docs tuurc to weaken the intellect, delavse the morals, and destroy the happiness ol mankind, than any other sin in the dark catalogue ot crimes that degrade the character ol our rnc*. It has sw ept sway va bole nations, and to-day marches over the earth king of darkness. It respects not youth, or old sign, rich or |><>or, bond or fiec; hut with unerring certainty ►trikes down all classes, from the king on his throne, to the beggar by the sear-side. Its ravage! are more to lie dreaded than War, Famine, or the Pestilence.

Black Silk Lace Basque Wal.jts, together with « very full assortment of LACE MANTLES AND CAPES,

JA3, S. WIGMORE, Wiildi mill ( lark ‘tinker, North-west Corner Public Equate, I) El) FOB I). All work warranted. feh24-ly

an liable for the summer sen-on. Satin -tri|)C Plaid and solid i ilorcd ll AltKl.KS of all kinds, and a new and beautiful lot of those

SUPERB BAREG- ROBES. many of wliieli nre liuu£ wild at very reduced price*.

tm;>i: MTIUI‘1: Kll.lt. 1*1.Alik DUOS nil ki lll.il It Ml.fi. kUDBAUINDi of all kin!.- and qualities, which, notwithstanding tire great rise in the price of silk, are hying •old at lire old figures. A must beautiful lul uf plain and embroidered WHITE Hi ATE EH AWLS,

Leach & Brown,

Wo hoar of the clash of arms, and groans of i the dying; the battle field may be red with human gore; hut where yesterday hosts met in ' deadly enmbnt, tv-morrow all will he peace and | quiet. Famine, gaunt and spectral, stalkaround the (ire-side of men; their bone.- bleach at the threshold, unburied nud unsung; hut the harvi t field will again lift it* “golden waves I to the kiss of the sunbeam," nnd peace and I plenty abound. The pestilence, like an avenging angel, may an rep aw ay its thousands, tiaus- ( forming the earth into a ihamnl hou-e. hut this j too, passes away. Hut not so w ith the Kun)j fiend; its ceaseless tramp is heard day nud night, summer and winter. On I on it goes, blighting hopes as bright as Miss, happiness the holiest and purest, kindling tlie fires of unholy passion, nattering poverty, crime, death, and de-pair along the pathway. In vain w* have sought a remedy, in vain asked legal protection, lint ahis! the evil eontinuot nnd spreads with 1 alarming rapidity, even the little children, ol ten and twelve years, in many places, drink to beastly ifitoiicatioo.

Saddle and llrirntas .tlukm, KEKP8 eun-innlly on hand a very large n*sortmont of reo.l v made Snddos, Uarneaa, llridles. Whips. Trunks. 4c. Also a large aa..rtiiirnl of Pi. Mirra liardirare, ecu.listing in part oi Trace chains, Woodeu Harm a. 4e.

ol all kin da, ranging in vise fium 8 to 12-4 with heavy deep fringes, mid of a pure white color KUMMEIl SHAWLS of nil kind*, in endless variety. Another lot uf those justly celebrated un 1 clcguut D 11 O C II E SCARFS,

lie i- deter mined to sell on as favorable terms as any house in tuw u. Call and see. jnn 21 ‘fij-ltf

CABINET WARE.

g- vs. A I> .V M RUTH, Reufoiid, Lsd., UEtiS leave to call attention to lit- superb US. soli meat of furniture, near the south-east corner of the public square, at the sipn "Furniture Wore Ileum," consisting in pnrt of every variety and style ol Heist cads, Tables to order, spring:-luillom Solas and Kinking Chairs, and all patterns of fancy and common Windsors. Heady-Made GUFOSS, of every size and finish, constantly kept on hand. A very beautiful IIKARSE,purchased at Louisville cxpre-sly for the accommodation of my friends, w ill l r ever ready with two good hones, to bear awuy the Inst reinniusof the dead.

•I the tiring fora Lady to near when a shawl cumbersome. KMPIKHI KK1E8 of every dcripti.m kept constantly on hand. DeauMful French Work Collars,

cither single or in aetts, to mate h w ith sleeves

LACES. The deportment uf Lacn Is very full and com plete, embracing umny new styles and patterns of Valencia, Thread Gimp, pure Hrussels ond Maltese I.ace and Edging, and hand-made thread, Wove Thread, Wire Thread, rind Cotton Laces and i'.Jgiugs of nil kinds. IIOMKHV and G LOT KM ol every description and of any size. Ginghams, Calicos, and Cbints, of ikwt and beautiliil style*, nud in fur greater variety arid quantity than ever. In short, being determined to fttpply the wmiU of the publle, he lias laid in the most complete Hock to lie found in the Slide, being resolved that nothing shall l>c asked for in his line of business hut what may be found at his establishment.

Ilo, Chitons I come to the rescue, hiioklc on the word of Truth, and light raliently for your children, for your wivea, your country I Come up to tins work with real, with faith that God our Father enn and will bless the humblest efforts of his children to do good. What -hull we do? is the question. W* answer, begin to-day, in the family, in the school houe, to ow the good seed, “line upon lino, nnd precept upon precept,’’ instructing them in physiology and cheiuistrvAthe nature nnd composition of liquors, nnd their elfei Is upon the body and mind. When this has been thoroughly tried, your children will lie too w ise and too ■:ood to detile themselves hr dninkenne-s.

Articles manufactured to order. Those wi*hirg anything In the above Hue have but to rsl) and Ik- accommodated. No difficulty about payor price*.

Medford, Oct., Is56. FREMONT DECLINED!

CALVERT iV GL ASS

OLIVER M’LAHLAK

WT’Ot’l I> announce to tlir cil>7r» ns of #•> I f Lawrence and adjoining counties, tL. that having bought out Mr. M. W. Ilou.-don, If' they nre prrpan 1 to furnii>h every article in his line which llic want* of the public may demand, iitnl they intend to keep constantly on liiimis llnri nus, fancy and plain: BcdateMS, T.ihlca, hair*, 4c.

With an earnest desire to be a co-worker with yon, in vow efforts to rid our gallant old slate fn>m the n«c of intoxicating liquors n* n bevernge, mol its consequent evils, we propose to me the pen, ns well ss the voire, mill most oordinlly invite oilier* to do the same.

Iloing Imaloteoa ii|“>n tho cv el naively Cnth nml (h\'-l>rvi Si/tlm, ho i' thereby enabled to aell hi.- good. at n small advance over the original coat, and trn.-ts liml n knowledge of liim and his method of doing Im.iinoM, with every attention |>aid to Ihevv ante and < omtort of euslomer*, will involve him a share of Vill’lt patronage. C. A REINEKINO, North ride of Main, hot. Pearl and Dank street, New Albany, Ind. a]d5

INFORMS liia old friend a and the lW public* generally, that in addition to his stork of hotnr-modn work, he has now on band n large and eupert. a-Korlinent of Hoots add .Shoes, selected front, the la st Kieslcrn e-tntdishmenlA, and cxprenly for Hie Kodlxid market.

Let us. throngh the columns of this little pa|«t, s< till out arguments, facts, nnd word* o, love that hall not only convince our opponents hut aim aid in moulding the i Intruder o( the Voting, who very noon must lake our places niui finish cur work.

.rtPnancuh -Made Corn-Vi kept unhand.

Their HEARSE is always ready for the acecnimi'dalion of customers in funeral services. All article* manufactured on short notice and on reasonable terms.

Women and childrens wear on hand, unequalled in point of taste and durability. AH for sale, very ehenp, at the old aland, north f ide of the Public Square.

The I title ones shall not he forgotten—M*»v nni) ftfeil;, Jtvtnr ami Jotisy, shall have a story in every nnnilier. Believing that the Ilomt Circle iui* much to do with the hnbita of Druthers, w e shall, from | time to time, discuss the uses and intluenrcs of Bird.*, flowers, nnd Music. | In « word, we intend to make the i>aper so ' attractive, yon cannot do without it. Ti iims.—The Tuner* vxei; Mn.Lr.vMt n will Ik 1 published on the first nnd fifteenth of each month. Much number will rontnin four huge pages. It v\ill be printed in the Isst style o | the art, on line |iaj>er, nnd wriinrly mailed to ■nWrihcr at One Dollar pi r aniiuni, imn, hihli/ m nditmcr. The second number will In'issued a* soon a* one thousand nnmes are oldained. The Editor will, as rapidly ns poaxi'sle, visit nil | lb* country towns of we-lern nnd southern Indiana. to present the ipie tiun end take stibserip- , lions.

IH.17. Spring (inoda. INST. Q PHILLER Sc CO* Wholesale ami detail Dealers in

oi t 9 :i8tf

Their furniture may lie seen at their furniture room, n little wi st of W. T. Coleman A Co.'s, where the public are re.-jsitfully invited to call and examine for themselves. Bedford, May 1, lftr.7.

K I NO’S HOTEL.

HATS AND CAPS.

The n would respfctfully In form the public* flint lie bn* refitted Ins hoim, opjKvdtc (he Depot, New Albany, Indian*, nnd i* nadv to. receive fruestl ami me cnumodaU* the in with room* and good bedding. IID Table Mill hf Mipplird with flic bent of lh»* market, and charge* lower than any other pood bonsf ia lhe city, dor 17-1 Jamkm Ki>a, Proprietor.

%1 T F. are now in rfiript of our Spring Sunk, v ▼ «mbrm i i r every variety of Men u, Hoy> , and Children II ATS and CAPS, for Spring and Summer. A I**#, STHAW (iOMDH, rcni’d-tmu of I’minniA, foghorn, llrnid, Straw, and Palm Hat*.

DO NOT rOHGET,

Mk'IIf.N you me in need o. ‘"Comsluek v? valuable family Medicine-, to buy them : only of respectable merchants; also to take particular notice that they have the full (nr. I simile signature of Messrs. Comstock t Brother on the wrapper to each liolllt.

Country inrtvhniita Invltdd to mil .-end examine our stoc k, a a mo will sell at low price!*, marl I C I’ll I LI.Kit k CO.

“WOODLAND CREAM ”

We would also say that the complete assortment ot the Medicines manufactured by Messrs, i Com.-toek A Urol her, may tie. without exception, recommended ns being the best in use. There is nu quackery ahout them, and they are nut rvrt-thf, but they arediffeienl remedies (or nu b 1 specific de i use to which mankind issulijv-et. They ate also the sole iimnutnelurei's of Carli tun's ilorsc and Cuttle Medicines. Vomit t s (inrI tr'ini' Ibl. etc., which give tmivci-ai satisfaction. For Sale btr m*e« If ■ CAVIVS A MCKHON,

XOTIC K. I.list ( all itlioul .Floury. IT boa now Ivrrn twelve months ainee I e lowed tnv mereavvtllw l*vndtie«s in selling good-, and I I need money. I hope all persona will mil and i pay up without delay, holli those that I li->1.1 notes on, a.- also hook aeeonnts, ns longer indttli gcttec will not lie given. JOHN D. THOMAPSuV. I I’edford Ind . 'lev id, 1PJ7.

A JVmadk ton nrurtl v i.se. inv; IIavk highly perlhmed, ott[ierlor to any French article imported. ivml for hall tin* price. For dressing l-aviit - Hair ii lias no equal, giving it n hright gln-\ ijijvi arntiee. It e-vm-ea t.lentlenM-n'a Hair to curl in the most natural manner. It reinovea damlrtiH. nlwnv riving- live Hair the tipjcrnrnnce of tieivii; fre.-h vdiiinvpoovd. i'riee unlv tilt v rent-. None genuine nnlc* vigned FI'.rRIIKlK A CO, V., Proprietors of the Ih'n «/ ./ T* -w.W I or r.vle by all Dnifgi t .

jv ; y All i tmnmtlcnlionn sliunld be nddre*:id to “Mm. M. M. Tookc, Ulonminglon, Monroe Countv. Indians. CARRIE I) FIERI NS. Editor and Proprietor. M. M. TOOKK Av*i tant Editor.

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