Indiana American, Volume 18, Number 33, Brookville, Franklin County, 9 August 1850 — Page 3

Letters From Mr. Budd. ----- DEER CREEK, CAL., May I7, 1850. DEAR CLARKSON: DAVID B. WOODS IS DEAD. I arrived at his residence, one mile from the town of Nevada, on Deer Creek, on yesterday evening—as tired and sick a fellow as you ever saw travel on foot, over the mountains. D. B. Woods left here two weeks ago, in company with another man, to prospect in a place about 15 miles off, intending to be back the next day. But neither of them has been seen or heard of since. It is universally believed they have fallen victims to the treachery of the Indians. Search has been made for them in every direction, where it was thought possible they could be found; but without any success.— Woods is one of the most popular men in California, loved and respected by all,— and more

generally known than any other man I have i any knowledge of, in the mines. His death j persons . Within 20 miles square here, there ; belessthan 5000 efficient men-he,,- j cannot tny, strong young mad-caps who fear neither man nor devil Mr. Wood's father remains Alcalde, or Justice, of this ne for the time-being at his cabi 10 rein-iu ...i .gei au.e iu worn, wnicn i nope ; to be next Monday. 1 have engaged to work awhile for eight dollars a day, that being the best a stranger can do. It is almost impossible for a stranger to get hold of a piece of ground big enough to stick his spade in, on any creek or ravine. It is all held by men who have laid their claims and will not give it up, unless they can make a large speculation. There are an' Immense sight of men here idle) some from j rhnire. hut mn,t frnm nprsscitv a r. f THEY COME! There is one little matter i ii,f f r ! ti n f? o at knn.A on ,.,, k- .k . . ,. 1 generally beneved there are no women in Californi,. It is true there is nothing like an equal i proportion; but in the town of Nevada I have i seen not less then 30 women and many children, i I hora itt tm fami t lutimv taf AT llr.J 1 I very eood woman at that. The farther we i ! ..... . B jp in the mines, the more we find. Thev came i over-land. i I met Dr. John Prichett here yesterday. He 1 much of a gentleman. He lies on Bear River. He wishes I should send his particular respects to his friend ClarVaon. I have learned that the man who was with D. B. Woods, was Mr. James Russey of Monde, Indiana. He also leaves a family ; and ils a brother- in-law of Dr. Prichett. There are some men in this vicinity getting .an immense sight of gold; and one of them went to town yesterday, with the money be-longing-to his company, being their week's 2. The first st it at the monte table. This I covenai j" -- "-t3S,,,,""'. ,ce. VlMl T "are'probabiTit-tf'aa any in M'.S.rS, ?.Jt they are deep in the ground having to dig from i to 15 feet before we get to it. E. R. BUDD. Woods' rjn CaL-.May 26, 1850. Dear Cmrkson: Not having had an opportunity to send the sheet dated May 17, I have concluded to open and add a few lines to it. I have been at wonk one week; but I have not yet made an independent fortune. Two days the past week.I spent la digging to find a lead of gold, but accomplished nothing, and of course my time was lost- The balance of the week I worked for 83 per day. So, yoj see I am becaming laitinted in the mining bnpiness, and begin to know something about it. The gold tip here on Deer Oeek, is somewhat different from what it is on Horse Shoe Bar, and also different from that at Awbara. The first, you recollect, I repreeented aa exceedingly fine; the other, that of Auburn, is very coarse, in some instances one piece containing 70 or $90; bat most of It being In pieces of from 10 cts. to a dollar, aud is usually very firm and smooth. Here, it is usually In pieces from t the sire of a wheat' K.o.u , me ze oi a gram ol corn, and exceed- ' ingly rough, having many sharp corners on each mtV1) nrl Ki n ir In f aw. : U 4 1 t - 1 i . , r s . .v w. M.npe. negroes this, It is all more or less mixed with small and oeautiru! chrystals of quartz. This, however, does not prevent its Belling for $ 16 per ounce. ' The minet in the neighborhood of Nevada, on ' Deer Creek, and the ravines tributary to that i stream, are among the best now open in Cali- I fornia, so farasmy knowledge extends. Rnld 1 Knn empties into Deer Creek near a mile below - town, and is on the opposite side. It has prob- i ably produced more gold than the same amount ! of ground in any other place. They earn it all ' however, as they must move about 10 to 15 feet ' of earth which lies on top of the precious depo- I -Li - SS-1 ..... . " .b.c.. ,v nen mis is done they have about two : three feet of earth which contains perhaps $5 U nearly every bticket full of dirt. It is not -very one, however, who digs a hole there that finds the metal. I noticed many places which wo I navs oeea abandoned after the nt a a I nDfortun d. .osiuirer na spe0t ta70 or three weeks of nn merciful toll in mud and water up to his waist, and fiaally forced la abandoa his anlucky enterprise by the poaitire certainty that he had ' missed the lxad. That part of Gold Run which has produced the greatest abundance of gold, is wide, flat and swampy valley, at the junction of several .mall rarines. This flat i. some two or three hnndred yard, square, and has the appearance of having onCe been a small lake or Pond, which has filled up by the wash from the orround.ng hills, and the ravines which empt.ed their water, into It The toP dirt for 10 or fret, n a black muck, consisting of decayed vegetation, intermixed with such material, a. would naturally be found In the wash from the enrrounding hili.. At the lower end of Big 7 " il ' Wled, the hills again become ab"Pt The whole length of this rav ine is rich ; b ,n the "BiB Flat," the gold run. in .treak.. Little Deer Creek, which empties Into the stream opposite the town is another rich lid' kTh Walef from th'8 creek ha been carried, by means of a winding race, almost to the top of the hill., where hoIe, he tn nnrl nw. j - F'"ea 01 great value. This project ef - sv-B iui0 lDe n.11, ha. been well paid In sevnlin.tanct.lB thi. vicinity. But thi.work -juaiueiruB. W bv. e will hear more of itby-and-Thi. region of country i ..... ,:., ,

sere.urc, v.uwi great excuemeoi, nuu w.o nin tnai u is no larger than ones finger. The ; 7" V t '""""T"',''""11'. . and the . ntn.r, snwi S V l VV ,er small-i, .lightly trest-fallen-. natural trotter . I. A N 1)," and forty on I' ISLAND " and townf " Trr U,. mnch like eeHar-re,. wor Jeasv and ! S S d WST T i k ILIi 7rl KK'lZ ' .1 ronsed against the Indians. Companies are smooth and receives a high polish. I .h.,M-- t a l"ni au,rlT' mni ,hf """d hand . full a.sonmentof nor Manufactured Wo. lens, erally reward, d and be entitled to the thanks of "llOti-.nd C.AHI), -" I,, , a,,d fortvthree now being organized for the purpose of pnrsn- I have seen bat one frnUbearing tree here.- W-'-t' Xlr ..ore,, Ju,y ,8,o.-3o-3w M- J" " , 7Jm fJ' (""' Ing them with the In.eut exterminate.' My j I know not its name. It grows no larger than f.re. .7 f.'nt ! " , , .t " ah A 17 ."."w , ' oplnionis,if they continue their depredations, ' a peach tree. It has no regular trunk or main ?,'?JL 'l Pt of the contract, must be wholly ex- , received at the w.gn. m.nuf.cturtd ...d delivered, I Great Bargain, in Real Estate 1 forty-"" forlV-f,? .id f..rI, w'VfrlnVen P i;: ntord? for The:hTrf ; r; h;hnn? oot ahnost ,o ,ha groond- PS - - . l 5 A w materials. ! Tr&xzr. xu-- : x;wkw:tii "l too numerous to be dr.ven off by a handful of Some of these branches, however, are six inches P The POrk m..,t be .ek,H rmm r . r 1 w ,h,u m ,h? P"c" " hich ' oorgood. ta.e in Fr.nkn. CoUn,y Indiana, consisting in part -whiskey- i.l.nd. .d '.ww.,P. for., tl.re., the most ignorant and inefficient of all the Indian In diameter. The bark of the tree is a beauti- " .kZ"' "fireVy r,1;:?.e:ory,,r0p0'e ,0 buy m"""1 I ,h" arr Jtflnrl rulriY c'Ct , , , tribes. They are not numerous, neither are fu, parple and red color, and as smooth as If the iXVJt? ! .ere, of l.nhS.nd tndi.n.poli, ! means of war winch art suppl.es, fightmg only U the highest pohsh. It bears a berry about the i ". becut'in pi;. we Bhis nt Z xhnn"i t G V ItOOCIS tl 0fl III ' ! Vn now """V" hr Mr- Hr'"n- nd " "r of h- I SX.n.r k . r with short bows and light arrows pointed with size of a common red rherrr, -hJhi. a. Pn'"- ivvv V - vv VI .i tlj, (I I II . . k,,, in lhl to,py. Thrrriiir.irilc.ine .,Uirrr I ," ,!,!, v r,r'"""' '"J f""y ,hl' , T. , f , , j k i , ",Ie0taCOmmon red Cherry, which IS said to. Both the beef and pork m.t.t be salted with at least f 1HE subscriber haviu lately received a supply ,,n th premises and also an excellent spring of water. ! rlLci'inVi to n h ' ' k . glass. The town of Nevada, which Is only a , be excellent when ripe, in September. ?V,u,e b"-l of Turk', island, isle of M.y"or I r uPPiy ji Ri rrr-hntfnm Farm ti "fun! Jne ?s S! ilMn,-. ight tlmt, tune f..rfew weeks old, now numbers some 100 or 150 I The city of Nev. ,8 one It ,hos m.hrnm SPIUXG AXDSUM3IER

Y "P"""3 nf ,h- Pin- her. grow to perfec-

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tion, and make excellent limber. Many of these trees grow to au immense site, but most of them are from 4 feet down to 6 inches' in diameter. We frequently sea groves of piue 8 to 15 inches tn diameter, growing to the height of 100 to 200 feet very straight but they have, many small limbs on them. The largest trees have long, smooth truuks. But the greatest curiosity 1 have seen in the timber line, is what is here known as Red Wood; but which is the identical tree used in the States for ornamental trees, and which are certainly an ornament to any gentlemau's garden Ifrnean the Arbor Vitas. With us at home, it is known only as a shrob but here It is the king of the forest, unequalled in size or beauty by any thing, not even excepting the magnificent pine. The stalk Is almost perfectly straight and tapers regularly from bottom to top, there being noth

ing like prongs or large branches, the main stem being plainly visible in the largest trees, even so cities to be found nowhere in the world except I in California. It was commenced some time ! last wi ntar. and ishnilt lnn.nn. .m.w.j .. . i ve vtn; viwnru itim. ! much the shape of the river, and contains at which serve as the frame work. This la wea- I

here, and is the this time not less than two thousand Inhnhit.nt. i Each barrel V... iLT . s.

Igborhood. I am Independent of the miner, in it. tu. .he,d "Tr Beef," or "Navy Pork."

. T i. , . lira oe, with the contractor' name and n, where I expect ; houses are made bv d antimr nost. in ih .nj i packed.

therboarded either with pine clapboards or can- i Pr.,:tinS officer, at the respective navy .rd forew.M .r. rnnfA tu .k t , , l"ld,,!,,d. bT"one ".worn inspector of. alted provi. vass, and roofed with the sa me. But few have ' ,on mho " be selected by the respective com. floors in and not many of them-perhap. none , "tue pTo bV.Jee .t'-uer:,:

llOTO glB WIUUUWS. D. B. Woods has not yet been heard of. Yours, &.c, E . R. BUDD. Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot. WASHINGTON, July 26, 1850. The Comnrnmia. i. ,!1 j ! w j koiuiiiv vruunu in ine Si lney w"' endeavor to consume time in debate . . , ce , P? ""T"19 now undef consideration, . "d,WBt the S "HI Mr. Web- " , "f"r. ' W" "T" 'y vuinor awigns tne seat to Mr- H"' f Concord. awyer of considerable eminence at . V "D M" "",cu"0 ,n nls own f te, ! , . I a(,, 1 beI,eve- no' mkown to South Carblina. 1 he vote will not be taken until next week, and if this very important and long debated bill passes the Senate, its success in the House may be regarded as sure, as the new administration j is certainly not committed against it, and it is eenerauv Bupposea to be lavorab e to I ho hill whiph trill aw-nro fh. .M-.rm.. wi.- k i wnicn Will secure the votes of many W hlgs who : have heretofore stood upon the plan nrooosed bv ' .k i . n j . F the late President. The House are hard at work upon the appro- , priation for West Point, and have assumed a ' business-like air, which evinces determination to "do np their business and adjourn q , . , ... , , i Decretanes Corwin and W erter have entered upon their duties, and Messrs Bates and Crit tenden are expected to arrive Boon. It is said despatches have been received from them indicating their acceptance. A friend who called on Secretary Webster vestprilnr ov I, a rnnnA klm .. k: . k -i ' xesiertiay, says lie found him at his post busily ( engaged, surrounded by papers and books, and : . upon intimating to him his Intention soon to call upon business, he replied, "I shall always be ready to receive all who call upon me with business, and shall with pleasure attend to them." Intelligence has just been received of the death of Hon.D. P. King, member of the House of Representatives from Massachusetts. He died yesterday at his residence in Danvers, of dy- ...... o - .i l. k. . , sentery. He Was a gentleman highly esteemed here, as well as at home, a good Whig, and an able representative. M. HYMENEAL. "Marriage, rightly understood, Gives to the tender and the good A paradise below." Marricd. On the 5th inst by the Rev. fc.. II. Sabin, Mr. JAMES C. JONES to Miss AME LI A A. HIME3 all of this place. On the 30 nit., bv Rev. D. M. Stewart. Mr. H.. n P.. .nJ M., F. II,.-.tnn .11 r a A U I s. w . Kw.Mt7.aa UUU i'lUI Ji I1WWUW1II aa. VB Rugh county ajaMsaaa F. R. TIIOxMPSON, GROCER, Commission and Forwarding Merchant, ALSO, I DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF GRASS SEEDS. ;bbtwbbsixthaiosbvs TWA ifUH Tl V SB S' MDO TIAIV RTREET, NTH ITtlltl, Vol. 18-No. 33-ly Terms of Advertising TOR annonneing candidate, tor connty omces, a 1 i and office of . higher gr.de, subscriber, will be charred tl. non-snbsrriber Township offices 11. To be paid in advance. Deaths tnertetl witnout cnarge, smrw aernmpanied by obitaary notice, and when o accompanied, to be paid for .t the rate of fifty cent fur every twelve lines or less. All notice of death or tribute of respect, be .ny rf the benevolent societies of the day, to be charged tne same. "??""? ru::"' :.k",,"v, vr. OsTnevolent, .nd literary notice, or any other call Tor pnblie meeting, to be charged at the rate above po eified. Political circular to be charged the him. For advertising wives, double the usual priee.to be paid in advance. Divorce and chancery notices to he paid in advance. Advertising expulsion of members from any- secret society, to be charged full price. The above terms will be strictly aid invariable adhered to by the undersigned. Nelson Abbott, ofthe Democrat. C. F. CtiRisoN, of the American. July, 1850. D. D. JONES, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. llrook vi I le, Inrl . Office on Min Mui,ess St . tjec. , 14T. J-!jr EDGAR IIAY3IOND, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, BROOK VILt.ft,IX DIANA. Office up stairs in Barton' nstw baildinf . Feb. 1-9. The Han that had a Fit! 2S coming back to STOVGH'S Headquarter! Fat hi en, to get another fit. He a.r it w.s the best fit that ever a Brookville t ailor fitted on him. ISRAEL STOUOH can be found at h,s shop in the building lately occupied a M.tson's office, one door north of Geo. Holl.nd', M.in-Burs;es st. The public .re respectfully invitcsltoc.il on him whenever they wish anything; done in the Tailoring line. Hi work i warranted in every intnce, and no person will b. asked to take any garment away that doe not give entire tisfacrion. July 5, USO.-Sltf. GROCERIES. I Tea. Cofiee, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Tobacco, Prp- , c Ac. I All wnirh willhc'sold as' cheap at .he chrape... for I ...J ..feounlrt nrni lirr

. ... aiiu general linprefSlon IS that It W I l;..j ,T nti are com- ! nnoa ht h . , . , . ' P,1' ' h '! peeta, .nd is to be forfeited to the

n reward to which i a 18 PPonents ,V " ,. r '." ,V'e "Tent or .failure to complete

. I:...u. v. , , are emned that not a vote shall be lost, and of f.i rV , .he ' " . " :o?e"?a: ' 1

March I". !' v- I1 -":,N

NAVY BEEF AND POKK FOB lSit.

Navy Dbai.t.eit, Bureau nf Pi or i tion t and Clothing. Jlueutt I, 18JO. i cAL.r.u rnuniMU, endorsed "Proposals for s j ana i Pronosals fur Pork" aa the Mt, mmv on 1 hursday, the JOth dav of August next, for fur- ! mslitng and delivering, free of all cost and risk to the United States Five thousand four hundred barrels of .. h.-r ' and two inousaua een hundred barrel of nary i pork: Kiph h.ml in ....... . i-.acn barn I to contain not less than two hundred

Donntlt nHt r..srl. r k . r J 1 ur swiwiify cs pcriencr ana a .rtfrmini ion lu rife SriX ine he7.irle w iTi r rki n "ti-faction, lher.kfr. continuance r that pat. el lUiiup T.brdelir.;ro.ee which haa hitherto been liberally btoed crcu at the retpectiTe navj yard., at fullow: npoa ,Ilcm T1 fowt: J

Barrett park. At Charleitown, Masi. 1 doo At Brooklyn, N. Y. 1,800 At Gosport, Va. i,oo 900 900 900 3,700 oaiU O-1 Btltl nnrk mnai Ka 1 : w I I . .v Hrst day of January. 1851 and the 31st day til May, '"I, unles earlier delircrie should be required by1 the chief orthts Bureau. Payment to be made with'. in thirty days after delirery. Bidder must specify their price separately and' distinctly in separate offer for the beef and for the pork, and for each ol the place of delivery, eoser- ' '"i he bTm B,in aI cnarc;e. us t be from well-fatted rattle. piCn K v from fre'1' ' ,,ronr " ' ,J'-"V - W -rr !"I D"!,erd heart ofwhite oak tav .nd head mr. to Df nm ra than t Hraaw-fi .- k aWi-a. . Hd ,0v' """P" V lat three-forths over with the sr. t i. """""""T noopa. burning on it a the case may the year when by the chief of this Bureau, he in.....J k. .k. must likewise have the barrel put in rood shipping order to the satisfaction of the commandants nf .hi , re.prcuvc navy yards aforesaid, aftei inspection and ! at their ow n expense. T ,S approved sureties in sum equal to one-half the estimated amount of the contract will be required, and ten per centum in addition will be withheld from the amount of each payment to be m"- "'T a,.c and r.tthftil FIorinuee ot tne respective contracts, which nyur,he be''"r pork bnv mentioned of the qHty, nd .t the time ...d place, above pro.idld .he .ur.e,r win forfeit ,Pd pay , tTvri& foV.eVh'erouof y J:: tl.ry accrue. P.yment will be made bv the United States at the periods above specified, (excepting the ten per centum to he withhel.l ,k .: : . ... cuii.niriiiiii ' ' ",r. "etore ..,,ed,) after the .aid beef ami porn mall hive been insnei-ied anrf and bills for the same shall have been presented to the navy agents respectively, duly approved by the commandants of the respective navy yard, according to the terms of the contract. The parts of the beer to be excluded will be particI ularly designated in theengraving to be attached to ' the contract. Prsons interested can obtain them on i application at this office. j Bidder whose proposal are accepted rand none I I. . ,lll. r .1 - i ... . v "mem,; win De forthwith notified, and as earlyas Pr"",c.D,e eontract win be transmitted to them for execution; which contract must be returned to th. Bu.T,u ? ,th n Vn d"' exclusive of the timercqnired Tor the regular tr.n.mis.ion of the m.il. A record, or duplicate of the letter informing a bidn, "f nd " bid will be made and accepted tn ennformit With .hia nrl.....nJ.. Every offer made must be accomnanied ras directed in the nth section of the act of Congress making .p. r--i ,u. ti.tli..BiKriicriiir io,n- r,approved ,ph August 1848, copy of which is subjoined) by written guaranty, sipneit by one or more responsible persons, to the effect that he or they undertake that the bidder or bidder will, if his or their bid be accepted, enter into an oh!igatinn within ten days, with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the article propose. This rnarantv tn.... k- .. .tj k ,1., ..a r"e "i" the united st.tr district judge, United st.te ,,,r',ct .tt-.rney, navy .gent, or ome offlerr of the timer. I tiovernment, or individtt.l known to the "urr"u' ,n,t mc guarantor .re.bieto m.kc good i, KM.iaiii i , guaranty No proposal will be considered unless areomnanied by such guaranty. The bidder's name and residence, and the name of each member of a firm, were a company offer, with the christian name written in full should b distinctly ststed . Extraet jrom the act J Csn;rrr approved Augutt 10, 1846. "Sec. 6. And be it further enacted. That, from and after the passage of this act, every proposal for naval Sunnlia i ri r , t it k i,. G..h,b. .r.ku XT.- I 'be proviso to the general appropriation bill for the navy, approved March 3d, 1843. shall be accomp.nied by a written guaranty, .igned by one or more responsible persons, to the effect that he or they un dertake that the bidder or bidder will if hia or their bid be accepted, enter inio an obligation in uch time ..maybe prescribed by the Secretary of the Navy, with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the sup. plie proposed. No proposal ah. II be considered unless accompanied by such guaranty. If, after the acceptance of. proposal and notification thereof to the bidder or bidders, he or they shall fail tn enter i.ito an obligation within the time prescribed by the Seerctatry of the Nav V, with rood .nd sufficient suretie, for furni.hinv (k. .iinnliu. t k .n .km c. ....... .e the N.vy shall pioceed to contract with some other persnn or persons for furnishing the .aid supplies; and shall forthwith c.tue the difference between the amount contained in the proposal so guarantied and the amount for which he may have contracted for furnishing the said supplies for the whole period of the proposal tn be charged up against ssid btdder or Tit II II " and hi or their guarantors: and the same may be immediately recovered by the United State, ' for the use of the Navy Department, in an action of 1 ' debt against either or all of said persons. Aug. 1 1950.-33-4W. Grind Stones. lOO Grind Stones on hani attd far sale hv 7th, 1J0. R. TTXKR. W. I. EEVKs VETERINARY SURGEON, HAVING been solicited to attend thi place, ha now arrived .nd m.v befonnd on every Thorsd.y at the Brookville Hotel. He flatter himsrlf in saying, that he is fully prepared to cure all the disease which .re common to in.- i. r . 1 r. v nr.. i" n. 1 1 a icuui.uu. m m m . vfTF.HINART Sl'HGtON. is unrivalled, and h. I would refer the curious and enquiring, to the citizens ofthe many places which he ha. vi.ited during a I practice often year, in Kentucky. H .Iso give, be- ' low, certific. tes from some of the most di.tingni.hed j Surgeon, .nd Phy.it-i.ns in the Western country.-, j But the best reference w hich he c.n possibly (rive is, jiimself. .Vefer to me, gentleman, and bring .long with you ynnr diseased Horses, and yon shall nave a nractical illnatration nf my .kill I K T ME, I "... . . : n 'h.t i ..k Brookville, May SI, IS50. 23-tf. NOTICE. flT 11 R subscriber is the legally authorised age forthesale ofthe patent right of the Tilting Wagon, invented and patented by William H Start, of the town of Smyrna, State of Delaware. The nature of the invention and improvement, so .rr.nges the bed or body of a wagon that it may be run back on friction rollers ntitil its centre of grav. itT is brotipdlt over the axletrec of the hind wheels. when it is tipped or tilted up to dump or disch.ege its io.it, springs oeiugsn arranged .a to prevent .ny concussion or jar w hen the box is turned and slips down. A model of the wagnn is now at the atore of Mr. Richard 1 vner in Brookville. HICfARD CHAMBERS, Agent June 4th, 1550-25 Jm. for the proprietor, To the Citizens of Franklin Co, Ind OF.SSF. A. MOORE takes this method of informing V thecitirena of Franklin County, Ind., that he ha opened a NEW HAT AND CAP STORE, No S42 Main st. east side between ftth k 9th, Cincin nati: where he may be fnnnd at .11 time ready and willing to w it on all whn may favor him with a call. He hope that by strict attention to business he will receive at least . share of public patronage from old Franklin. All those wanting a good .nd che.p article ofthelatest and most approved style, will please give him a call before purchasing elsewhere. 4-l2.m GROCERIES. IO Sek ColTee, 4 Cheat. Tea, A Hhda. New Orleans Sugar, 'JO Bis. Molasae, I do. Golden Syrup, 3 do. Mackerel, Q 1-1 do. do., 3 Tierce Rice, .1 Keg of Tohaccn, SPIC E, PEPPER, Ol X0KB. fcc Jqst received and for sale low, by R. TYNF.R. feh. rrth. i.n.

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Laurel Woolen Factory. E. Macy & Co. Respectfully inform the public they continue the busintst of

MA.MJffttd U KIlS (j, CARDINOi T,T,T , T-T 77 , t t , , 7. I ! f I J j 1 1 1 l I r H. M'l i I Ali W I II 1 1 , That he has in.r..H...i :. i.;. r .i.. ""' improffa micninrrv, ina aim ttne. Id-a-a t... - j . ' Manufacturinc. Jean, blue mixed, 3 leaf, steel S7J pr. vd. llj " " 4 leaf. 37lto4JI Sattinet. arcordinr to color. 37Jto3l " Cassimere, accordine; to color, K2)io7S Cloth, according to color, 50 to6JJ White Flannel, according to w idth.! J toil Dyed " s toSJl " Blankets, per pair, $1 50 FULLING AT THE USUAL RATES. CARDING AND SPINNING. white Wool in broaches fifteen cents per pound; Mixed seventeen "cent.; Heeling yarn, one rent. The I-J- O I ) Lto t. fS wisir vuuni- pcsi i.xrt a 1 1 y mi uii rruritra luviiaiinni ii , vuiuc a in s ir ii juuus, iiitrir CJUAL.ITV ANI) PltlCE. He natter himself that in both of these resueet thev will rum i re favorable wi.k tl..... ..r k.... in the White Water Valley. '. i From among hit general assortment he would ' Belect for mention the following artii.-a English, French. nd Americ.u Black Cloth do Blue do do Brown do CASIMF.HES & VKST1NGS Engli.h, French and American Black and fancy c.ssimeres. French doe skin and eashmeret. Black and fancy silk satin and worsted voting. Mar.eills, Blac White and fancy do Sattinetts. Black, Blue, Brown, drab and fancy sati.iets. Black and grey mixed ' do Cottonade, Linens, Tweeds, Velveteens, Kersrv, Beaverteens, Ky. Jeans, Mohair Cord, and other summer Cuatings. IlItESS GOODS. Plain and fancy .ilk and Moh.ir Luster. do Merinocs .nd Bombazines; Cashmeres, Mous de Laines, Ginghams. Balzarines, California, Buena Vista and Oregon Plaids. Linen gtngnams, plain and fancy lawn and Calicoes. Book muslin, Irish linens. Hishons and Vietoria 1 l.wu Jaconet, Bobinets and swis mull. Drvss Silks. SiU .nd cotton Parasols and Shades, Plain black dress Silk Black figured and fancy do Changeable silk and Satins Plain Blue, red, green, and pink silks White satin and Bonnet silks. NOTIONS. Linen, cotton and Thread lace and edfrings. Gimps, Jaconet, Satin stock, and cambric Gentleman' black fancy silk and gingham cravats. Ladle's & Gentlemen's white linen and fancy pocket handkerchief do Silk cotton and Kid glove Ladies picnet glove and mitt Gentlemen' black, white and colored colon hoes Ladiea tlo colored do do do cashmere sil and laMb wool do Black and fancy silk nd bullion fringe do Linen do White Curt.in do Velvet Ribbon; White .nd colored skein thread Spool thread. Fan Combs, thimble, suspender, Pocket boos:, e.rpet sack, sewing silk, Home made and Scotch thread Looking glasses, Wall and window paper. Umbrellas, Buttons, HonAra and Eyes, dres Button, Tailor' and Dress Trimmings, Florence braid, straw, and Rutland Bonnet. Gimps, chip and Tuscan Bonnet, (new style) Misses assorted do A splendid assortment of new styled spring and summer Bonnet and Cap Ribbon Plain ribbon of all width SHAWLS. Sillt embroidered er.pe Shawl Plain black and mode do Silk embroidered black and mode do le Lain ami Thibet ri IKMIESTICS. Bed tickings, Apron and m.rinej'a checks, Wgon Coverings. Bleached brown and colored drillings do Muslins of all widths do Linen .nd cotton table Covers Linen and cotton baggings, Nankeens, volored muslin, and Selici.a Country Jeans and Linseys fled white and green flannels Hats and Caps. I Tanama, Leghorn, straw and chip rials I Ruena Vista and California do Black Fur, silk, N'eutra and brush do ! Afcn's and Roy's, Cloth, and Oil silk Cap Hardware and (Jutlery Ames and Rowlands shovels .nd spade, Pick, Hoes, Trace halter and log chains, j Saws, squares. Hinges, Screws, Files, Horse Rasps, . Knives and Forks, Locks, chisels, Poca-et and Butch- : er knives, Collins Man's and Williams Axes, Razors, 1 Rroad Axes, Hames, sneads. Wooden buckets. Tubs I and churns. Carpenter Planes, Grass Brirr and ' Mowing scythes. Hemp and Grass Rope, Broom Twine, te. A complete assortment of Iron and Nails; Queens, Ware. Glass Ware, Stone Ware, Karihrn ware, salt, oleand upper leather. Root and shoes, fee. Persons wishing to pttrchas any kind of springor summer goods will find it to their interest to give the undersigned a call before purchasing elsewhere. RICHARD TYKES. Brnnkville, Iud. May Slst 1850. Great Excitement! T"! tyles. H e. unnersignea nave jost receiveo . splendid ui micui . .ir iiu juiii'iii i ..Tiru.ia ,ne Jl I 1 V ' - , mt. nai.iia Mivn.iyii, w y .iiimn persons calling can be suited. We feel tha confi. dent for the reason of having the first pick of the city stuck of Goods. Any customers, old ornew, giveu call we will he happy to show our stock, consisting in part as follows: Cloths, Casimeres, Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds and Kerseys, Men's and boy's Summerwear. French Linen, for Coating. Linen Drilling, for Pantaloonery, Summer Cloths, all qnalities anil Colors. Ijadics1 Dress Goods, Linen Oingham, Chanrbreys, Plain Dress Linens, Linen Ltrstres, Gingham of all colors and grades, I Black, Pink and Fancy figured Lawns, I Plain made and Fancy Alpacha, SOO pieces print., every variety. 1 SHAWLS. White Crape embroidered Shawls, Changeable Green and BlneSilk do. Plaid and embroidered Thibett do. Mous D'L.ine .nd cloth do. BONNETS. P.tent English Pearl Bonnets, do do Jenny Lind do. Pe.rl .nd Flnrancr Braid do. Tulip, Rough and Ready and Albino do. Misses Rutland do. HATS AND CAPS. Men' Boy" and Youth's Palm Hats, do do Florence Braid, do. Men' Spring Style Mole Skin do. do Panama and Leghorn do. do and Buys California Jt Buena Vista do. BOOTS AND SHOES. Men' Calf, Kipp, and Mororco Boots, do fc Boy do do do Shoes, Misses' Kip, Calf and Goat Boots, Ladies' Morocco Polka do. do If. cut Buskins, do Enameled H. cut Bnskins, j do Kid Ties and Slipper, Children' Cold Excelsior Ties, do Enameled and Cold Boots, ADDING A variety of other Fancy Goods, such as Ribbons, Laces, Collars, Cravat, Crapes, Veils, and Veiling, Kid and Silk Glovea.Silk and Worsted Mitts, Fringe and Trimmings, Men'a Crava's, Saspendera, fcc. Grorertet, Hard Ware, Queen Ware, Stone Ware f Cooper'' K'are. We respectfully ask onr customer and all other, to call at our old tnd and examine before purchasing elsewhere. B.H. &J.C. BURTON. Brookville, March 31, 1850. Law Partnership.

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J0H.V A. MATSOS ASD JOHS Jf.FARqUH AR i HAVE this day rntirri into a partnership i 1 1 lie practice of the Law. IOI.V A MHMI, OH H. FAHqi'li AR,

1 Watch &. Clocks. ; rM. nwsO' tender his crricr to the ciiil sen" of Rrookville and vicinity, in the opacity of Watch & Cluck Maker and repairer making; ; attd mending; Jewelry, 4ce Long experience, and j strict punctuality are hi recommendation. Shop I three door north of the poll office. ' July 23d. I850.-3I-tf.

FA 1131 FOR SAL.E. !THF.i,n.lrr.;riH m-r. r,o rri nf land f..r sale I v'"rev qninrrmi a mile -mum r.m' 01 r .inn m, in t,..iN.. ?....,, tj a i .. . .imy ing abuui twrmjeve I f the UnH i. tjmler firt rate cnlt.vation, a plM -th ?ood Spring or l.v.nr water. A able rod lor hobte with a collar under it-a II well A toler. frame mna-e house, log stable, out huuse. &e. The land ; is ol first r.te quality, Upland Kntl lie will fur farming purposes. Being desirous to sell said tract, and I helieeinp it nffVr. an iiiduceni'rnt to any person wiihing to purchase a farm of lis sii'e. in the best part of Indiana, I respectfully invite those wishinfr to buy I to rail and see it and aatisfy themselves with a barfain. C.JfASTEKS. . July 14, Ig50.-31.lw. IIOICSK laOST. OJTrtAYED or stolen from the (table of theundersigned on the muininr of the t3th. inst. a small dark bay horse main and tail black tail slender a small star in the forehead one while liind foot containing about 140 acres loo acre of w hid. is in cultivation the first lock on the White Water Valles i ; ..A :i I U.. ...u WOOD LAND. A I. SO .tO or AO acres of woodland in the immedi- "" neigh bnrhnod nfLaurel west oftown. and will h sold in Urge or small lots to suit purchasers ill m,k convenient pasture lots for the citizens of relHouse & Lot in Laurel. Also, a house and lot in Laurel on market street west m captain sviinams tavern this is . very enn-

venient house for a unall family and will be old ' ofthe pni.lic lands wiihin the follow Ing named toaneheap. j ships .nd fractional townships, to wit:

A Kill. Also, very excell .nt 75 acre farm sit .ate about 6 miles ea-t of Brookvillenear the Cedar Grove Bap tist Church the land is rich and well improved, 40 or SO acre in cultivation, and is in a very desirable neignooruoou, Saw Mill. il.n..vMill.11 it. .....t .. n . 11 r Alsoasaw Mill on the c.na 1 at Brook v,lle, one of the best points for the lumber business in the White Water Valley, will be anld on very reasonable terms' and immediate possession ri,en. ! COTTON FACTORY. Also. Cotton Factory at BrnoA-viHe propelled hv ' I w.ter from the C.nal the htiildinr is . frame en'- ' tirely new and in good repair most of the marhinerv ' new consists of 1200 spindle H cards 5 reel i Thee-T. h... on. V C " ' cthere i bin one other cotton factory tn toe White . XV.ter Valleyand t.fTers.n excellent opportunity for , an, nvestmentthis property will be sold ex'rem.ly l,.w.nd onaeeommodatingterm. j tV AICH ll'USr'. Alsoa Ware house and lot on the canal basin at . ...... a - , . ... Prunkville. Dwelling Houses. Also 5 dwelling houses and lot in Rrnokville nf variotis dimensions in a pleasant part nf the town most ofth-m well improved and delightfully situated for family residences. tTTMPVATin T -V-rk VlxrjXVIilJ JjAiMJ. Alsnahout SO acre nfland near Brnnkville and well .IrnUinl fur iiiwr.nl. ,:n i u I toanit purchasers and c.n he so .rrantred as to have almost new and alrr.dr finished dwelling hoti.es on I twoof the lots the land is well ail anted to the culture of the grape and has stone and timber for fence, int. walling. and all other necessary purposes this land will be sold in a manner to enable grape.grnwen to pay for it out of the products ofthe ground. Woollen Factory. Also a Woollen Factory and corn grist mill about H miles above Brnnkville on the east fork of WhinWater the buildings are all new water power sufncient rural I useful purposes with about 50 acres of land affording timber and aa inexhaustible quantityI of stone of the very h-st quality this is an excellent I location for this business and to a person who wishes to follow it affords . rare chance, as the proper! J will be sold nn very accommodating terms to stny ! purchasers. Vacant Lots in Brookville AIoi rrfitnnmhfrof tirnnt Inn in tlit? nwn ..f" Brnnkville suitable for all kinds of business among I

a very. npertor (oration f.ira tavern r.tahli.hmrnt. ! .Fr":,'"", rnhip forty-.-ight, of range fortyThe foregoing property is now ofTered verv low and I "'.7.1,. 1. j n . , . on easr terms-Brnnkville the seat nf justice for 1 . A",n' " nfnee t IONI . commencing on MonFranklin County Indiana is.itnated st the'confluenre r ,hr Vr'T"'!' "' P "' "-x'. f"r ihe d..po.a

ot tne es.t anil west fork nf White Water r.v.e .,0 the White Water Valley Canal 3R mile, from C ndr.nks.mongthehralthTpl.ees ofthe we.t-two rood turnpike roads are n-'w nearly fini.hrd from Brookvili;,0Cincinn..i.,ndonei.pro?ee..i,,gfrom Brrokville , Conner.ville, .(Tording wh the can." everv facility for business nr travel. If not .old ai private sale before the vn and list of Sen'emher next will, hen he. old. t public auction t theV,rthc in Brookville on the following term. .0 wit. 1' rmiFih il... ..j .k. 1.-1 : .1 . . enstalments the nurch.see -;.;n I ' benefit of.ppraisement laws. For further n.r.ie ... Isrs apply at the officeofGrn. Holland in flrnnkvitle ,n'- GEO: HOLLAND. Brookville, July 1st l..0...10.ts. I The State of Indiana. Franklin Co. In the Pmhate Court ol Franklin Vnui'u. Indiana PETITION FOR PARTITION John Stout fc Mary Ann Stout, his wife, s Nancv Freeman, Luther Freeman, Sarah Freeman, Jacob Freeman and Peter Sutton Guardian of the aid Sarah and Jacob who arv infant within the age oft years. Where., the hnve named petitionees hv Willi.m M nmnn. r.i . thnr attorney have this d.v fi led in ; 'he Cer's office nf said Cnort their petition for par- ; titinn against said defendants, accomnanied with an affidavit hv which it appear, that all of the above j named defendants are non-residents of tne Slate nf ; Indiana; the said defendems are therefore hereby j notified of the pendency of said petition, and to apnear and answer to the same nn .he fi... .t.vne.il erm oi tne rronale t onrt tor the en.intv .fnma.i,! to ne nottten at the Court House in Brook it ior rim o it m r r. n k 1 1 it ami tate ol Indiana. VI. l"r inn i in tIOIIIiay Ol ol plrfO OCC ne X t Attest, JOHN M.JOHNSTON. t'lrr. July Hth !S50.-.tO-3w. N. MC. CR00KPIIANK. CYRUS KII.C.0RE. CR00KS1IANK & K1LG0RE. ITTltvrrt svr. r-o-.-rr. ...... . . . v y ..JLL1.1JM jti law. Office the same that was occupied by Slreth fc Co.. West side of Main. Burgess Street opposite the Court Houdtf. Brookrillr, June 1850. 2ft-ljr Hi) nf mpf nor travelling trunks. entlement' 'ill sell .. ii .tn ALSO, iupt-nor lot of Laittrt and Ge J Sate he It and carpet Sack; which ihry j the lowest hade. G. & W. II. liOSEBOOJl Plane &Edge Tool Manfacturers And Dealer in Hardware and Cutlerv. No. 334 Main 5treet, Between Etiithth and Ninth, Cincinnati, ; Coopers, Carpenters, Woron, Cabinet, and Chair Makers' Tools, of every description, alwavson hand, (OR MADE TO ORDF.H, AT SHORT NOTICE. Mar. IO '48. -13-1 y MASONIC NOTICK. j nALL of Springfield l.dre No. 4? , at a stated ' Bieetitif held June S4th, A. I. 130, held at their j Hall near Mt. Carmel, Franklin county, lmlisn t, it ' was onanimniisly resolved, that Geora; A. Chase be 1 expelled front all the rights and privileges of Free ! Masonry, for cross unmasotiie conduct. And it wast further ordered, that Brothers Spencer and Ttirrell act as a committee to forward the above to the Editors of the Masonic Review, Cincinnati Commercial, Franklin Democrat and Indiana American. Ily orderoftliel.odire. M. V. SIMON'SOS, W. M. 1. I. spencer, 1. s. Turrell, Committee. NOTICE. " WHERF.AS my wife Mary Ellwrll has left my bed and board without any just caasc or pro vocation, thi t tu forewarn all persons from trusting or harboring bar on my account, as I am determined In pay n. debt of her totitractmr after thi date, July 30lh, A. D. 10. S.MUEL ELWELI.. Bath Township, Ind.-JJ-Jw QUERNS WARE &. GLASSWARE. pTIHK onilertipned ha lost rrccttrd a largr and a. splendid assortment of the above named article. Feb. 7th, HJO. R. TYKER. TRACK CHAINS, Log do. B A LTF.R Chains na) Fi armer s IIshti. Garon.-r do do Rakea, At s. Shovels, Spirfe", c., c, Fr sale hy I I "CI K S: F A it Q V II K R . Rrnnk.tll.'. Ind'n. at 'hi f" in-r.

By the President of the TJ. States. ' f.V pursuance of law, !, 2ACHAKY lAYLOf, Presiilrnt of the t'liltid States of Am. rica, do hereby declare and make known, iliat pub'.ie sales will be held at the undermentioned Land OftV.sin t'.e State ..f Mir u ir; v .i . n. ..men . id m t, . ,m . . t-. .. r, 'he "Lake Superior District." comm. Iiru.r on Mot.. . Jay the sixteenth day of Smiember n. it. l..r .he ri... . posat .if public lands within the r:!rai,; tumid ...riiF Mini traeiionat tuwnrnps, ix: .VsrfA of the bate Imr, and irrsr the piini-nl meridian. Township forty-five, and fractional lo.n''i:p. fnrtj -si ami forty- vn, f ratine two. Townsliipsr.,riy-fie and fortv-tx, and fraction! tuwti.htp fort-sern, of ranrr il.r.eTowuship fr.ny-ix, and frctlimal township f..mseven, or r. nre four. Tow n.hip. forty i and fortv-srven. and frrliviiul townships tiflyand rifty-nue, ..' range live. Fractional townships fort) -s-eti, fony-eiglit, f..r-ty-tiinr, fifty, and filtv-one, f ran;r six. Towiiships forty-eight and f..rtv-mne, and fracttortil (ow uafiip fifty, of ranr seven. rrartional townhms tl. nd"POy r-.RTY" Inlands, thirty-si-ven ,'inclltlin - a k .i i r. it island and an iflet.) and thirty-right, thirty-nine, and forty on the main land, and townships fortyne, forty-two an I forty-three, of range nineteen. Fractional town.hip. thirtr-siv. on ' ST. MAHTIX'S" and GULL" Island., thirtv vrn on au Islet of "l. I'TI.K SUMMRK" Island', tlnrt, -eiirht j on the main land, thirtt-uine (Inrlmlingthe l.lsnil in section twenty-seven and twenty-sight.) and fort v. and township forty-three un tlic'm.iii lauJ, of rani-e twenty. Fractional townihips ihirty-rirht, thirty-nine and : forty on the main land, r range t wentv-oiie. I AT IHK SAME PLACE, comm. iiciiic on Monday. tne iiurtieih day ol !epteiuher next, for the -jMiio-nl Sarth tj the bate line, and vrtt 0 the pr.nnpal me1 . rn:ran. Fractional townships thiriv-tire and ihirfy-si on the main land, of ratine tw, nty-fottr. Fractional township thirty-three, thirty-fonr and , tliiriy-flVe, and to usliip ilnri) -.ix, of range merit, -five. " j Fractional townships thirty-two and thirty-tf.ree i.nu, aim lowu.mps tnirty-lour and , thin, -five of ranee twentv-siv Fractional townships tli'irtr-onr, thirtv-two, tlm lvthree, thirty-four and thirty-fire on the main land, and tounstups forty-six, forty-seven and f.iriv-richi, of range tweufy-se.en. Fractional tow n.htps thirty-two thirty three and tlnrty-sivrn, n,l luwn.htp thirtj -nine, lortv-i, forty-seven and fort,-ei','lit, of raage tuenty-icht. Fractional town. hips tliirly-srveti, t lirty-eiRlit and i - ....... -p lurnjiir, Hirii'i.ii, lor-'T-"'ree, forty-foitr, forty-five, forty-six, fort v-.rvei. ' , ror.y-.ight, ofrange twentv-ni.ie Fractional township thirtv-'ninr. towmln,. fortv, fractional township forty-one, .., n iV.rt,-tw.',I ! fort y-three, forty-tour, lorly-tivr forty-six. for.,seven and forty-ei,,-l.t, and the frartioli- of sections i'"" -nr and thirty-i, at the rap s of Agate har- , Dur. 'ownsntp nity-nine. ol range thirty. I fractional townships thirt, -iiiiic, forty .nd forty- ! one, townships forty-two, fort, -three. forty-f..or, for- ''"'"' ") -ix, fort)-seven and forty-right, and ( I .r"""'. 'f,''"'s seventeen and eighteen, on ! "''"HAVERSE" Island, in t-wnship fifty-four, of range thirty-one. j AT THE SAME PUCE .commencing on Moinlnv, I the fourteenth day of October neat, tor the di-posal ' "f,hr public lands situated within thenn ermrmion. I ed to w n.hi ps and fract ional to w n.hins. to it : I , V " ""e and jx-ett 0 ttte puncipai mrr idian. Fraction. I township fori, -.me. and t..wnhips furl. . two, forty-three, forty four, forty fie nd fitly, f range thirty-two. Fractional townships firty and fifty-two, of rnnge thirty-three. j Fractional tow n.hins fiftv and fifty-two. of ranre tnirty-tonr. Town.hip fifty, of range forty-one. .1 Township fo-ty-seven, fractional township fortv eight, and townships forty-nine and fil'tv, of ran re foriy-tlm e: Townships fortv-s.-ven, forty-eight forty-nln. and fifty, nf rsnrr forty-f.iur. Townships forty-seven, forty-eight and f rty-nine, and fractional township fifty, of range fort). five. Fractional township lorty-iiiue and fifty, of rtfnge fortv-sis. I Fractional township f rlv-.ly and fort, -.even, township forty-eight, and fractional township f.irl- " - 1Fractional tow 11. hip- forty-s, yen, fortv-eirltt. oriy-nine, ol rsiir. torty-eight. . "" ' -""or 1.11c. nn. nn.,m u tra.. tionnl to. nship, vir.: ,hr "J the p,inr,pal mei c . j rniian ".""' t". ther.-t half of section three, ' '"iZ'r 7r'n,r fi?' '"h l" ,,"TUr" '"'- ''",,r' '"''"T-nvr and tlnrt, , 10. n-htp nine, , T" "" .... , Intls appropnatrd by law for the ,r of school., e'.'.T.' 0r P'"P. "e excl.tAd from tne .ales. ' 1 he olti rilig of the abo.e mention, d lands' will I, ! fon.mei.ced on the d.y .ppoin-.d, ,,l proceed ..fi.ir. in -h'v r. Bir.iiiTnprn, wiiti ail convenient dispatch, until the whole shall have been of fered, and the sales thus closed. Rut no sale shall be ept open longer th n two weeks, and no privnte en- ' try of any nfthe lands will lie admitted until aftrr the expiration of the two weeks. t.ivrn under my hand, at the city of Vahinglun, j this thirteenth d.y of June, Anno Domini one tlions- j and eifht hundred and fifty. Bv the Pre. nl, nt: ?.. TIV'I fH J.Hl'TTKRFIF.1.1). Commissioner of thr General I.jnd Office. j elirr tn Prr-.'tiliion IniiiiHnta. I Every person entitled to the right .if pre-emption to any of the lands wiihin the tnwn.hips and fractional townships above enumerated, is r. quired to e1 tablishl he tametot he satisfaction of the Hegtster and i Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make pment therefor as soon as pn.cttr.liie alter Seeing this notice, and before thr day appointed for the com mencement ofthe public sale of the land embrari nr the tract claimed, otherw ise such claim will be forfeited. i (. ni i itctltLll. on.nu.sioner. The Knox Insurance Company FlUE, MARINE AND LIKE INSURANCE. Cupilnl fiorU Two Ilnnrlred Thonaand ttolliira! ()jflreon Water Street, in ll'itrt' Brick Ktir, t in' ennet, Ind. Jltll. rnum vr L. : i j . i . . ' I T "S " J " - ' " - ,"" oenoui, organize.!, .no i w ten per cent, p.td in on the capital st.,ck sub, rt- . hed, and the balance seeored by mortgage Heal ; Estate and by personal guarant e, are now prepared to rffi'd Insurance araini Lou r Da map-, hr Kire on Buildines, Merchandize, Maihinerr, Mnnufictirie, and all di ivripttnns of pmpertv; alio, Mtrrchandtzeand Prndnee in the rniirst ol inlamf irininr.n.. I tmii i h rk f i he imi A . An- at.. 11 n . ' r vifLmKi,. tm .K-a -.1- .l.i.. ' .. . , of iituts H. Vn..,, to Caururn',; mnint snail be a. low as those of any other KESPOVSI RLE Company. . All I .... 1.1 , il- . .1 ; ... ....I i - . All l.o.'es liberITy aduted ami iiromptlv naitl i The stock of this Company is hrl.l entirely in the West, and controlled by western men, and in no way ', ! connected with New Tirk. I DIRECTORS: H.m. W.VJ.Carnan, Vineenne.; W. J. Heberd. do ; .Ino. W. Maddio, do.; Jacob Pea, do. ; Samuel Wise, do.; Peter P. Bailey, Fort Wavne; Thomas I". Reithntli, Lafayette. Walter V. Early. I errc-Haut. ; Henry D. Allis, Kvansville; Simon B'ltt.irff", JefTer.onville; William Hughes, tlo ; Levi Sparks, do.; James Keijrwin, JefTersonville. Hon. H. N. CARMAN, President. SIMON BOT1 OHIT, Vice I'rrsiilent C. M. Allen, Secretary. W.J. Heberd, Treasurer. Short Life and California riks taken t this aenr. at extra rates. J. X. .VrMAXUS, Aemt. 39-l-yea. Fairfield Ind. Franklin County Seminary. PP4HIS institution will be re.pened for the rcccp.ai tion of scholars on Monday, 9th September neat, for a term of twelve week The Board of trustees have engaged the ery ices of Mr. Mosr Inrall as principal, who will be assisted by Mrs. Susan H. Inalls. The Trustees confidently recommend the school under this organization to the citizens nf the county, and assure the public the evidence they have obtained of the literary and moral qualities of Mr. and Mrs. Ingalls is so entirely satisfactory, that the present arrangement may be retarded o permanent, with a much confidence .s any that could be anticipated. TERMS. Readme, writing, spelling, and Mental

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Arithmetic ! Geography , English Grammar, and. I Arithmetic j Mental and Natural Philusophy, , Chemistry Astronomy, Botany, ?he- ; toric. Algebra, Geometry Surveying, '. and the Latin and Greek Languages. , Fxt. French and ntti.ic onth. ptne. Byorder of the Brd"f r rn.iees. I rjeo. Brrrr See. t r ireiw-t (yti 21 Sep. ith. "i

1101! xr;er Wro,.ri,.R1 f oea;K, lhn .,v ,,r j'v a? aoTi ut .hat doairvvrr. K-lt now BRANT'G INDIAN llll' BALSAM em r-ry nj.j of t:- tt-.-t rt' mf!v mn-ltnl itut .'r-rl.ft tVnr V'1 r.ix.i y,. ,. ,.v,e... vn.! 6t-J.a-e. of ulreroUd ard I.I' Ni .S uclt H-Mln. m were nevrr tK-fore cfle.i t V in, olm-r ni.-.i ri'n- So ttr.. 'f iV. .-teil t-e-M-n-. w to ha- o oeeu trur...m:ced l,y Fhri.mt and fnoti.is o (n ii-tes' -LT 0VI. nad t(ie,r wir,:.,:; n:,1c 'ra Oeen c-lred. an.l Tet ii.e; o'hers. w ho it . w.mM not li.e another tuy, t. now , ta-eJl a;,! Ueartv a uw-t ever were. It p, wf all Oie t'ea-iMr.irarrt ptirifving virtues nea-;y as powerful ami atti-.e as te prep.ratt.' slurh v.e c, ' Brants inSian purifying extract The Balsam differ from die F.vtnwt. h. -n ,t p,, vrrral mi,viIi"si ichick u-r prruL.trlv ud let t , tW7lttmUynerewtryJor,temreo ' ' COL'GHS AND CUNS.'MPT.ONS. and mil diaH:tSd- of a pu:minary nnttrv,.ai-j, d.i-"aM ax atwa iy nmve k faI unUcr urii"nar rvata;fi:t. h ii ; mime u.e ' imU Throat. lunzs. and Hear!. Tliia BAI-SAM hf.ai s Noct ifT"i cf.bs 't te t.tX:. and eewtiere LitenuzUy. a crrt.-tn!-j ana tJuly the Tt ' KlFVlNC Ext4i"T cmea aTi-i ht.il i.cvr estrnr;,y T!;ii Rttiaani curen jisr aim ..." l ovh nvl tt.i-7tp:i. n ,.tl; ur ( TE!t, altrr ail otlrt-r rciueuie ha-e JuiUd to do ; Thousands of Consumptions trod Chrvfie Contjht ahiiTitia'y rrfrro i: midi rficac in njch d.sc&jc, an.l i: n:uituited funtivf ihm--V. an i 5.!fine. hfalm? iT'jf nir, ;n ii;f f itw,nj Vi-iiv-ia . and diitt. iz.: Sptttin? K"od. HietduiQ at tht Fain tn the Krrijf aud Si.ie. Si-.-lt-ufttt; .cn-i CvmpiainU, 1'aiptiattcn the Hnirf, t'h-ier.t h.ctutaft, Iyentery a:J Stimrir Cfr.j'lint m Ch:l(jtcn a), .4-'"tt li.J a I FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS. No rermMy olfenJ !o the public hn vf"r hrtn Hilf a certain and effectual in reurCt$ all l)'t trici-ifn'ai tceakt rt and irregularities of ihe t-x. it Hkant'4 IVlmunaiv Balsam. Ii makepcoti rfTi.ff whrrlwr i!tt- i'-ni:ut-nunt be rupprettion, tr-itv. or ort.er uy.iA- it KKwl LATKS ALL., by strengthens? the stm lm. rjUiiiiTir.y the ihci'lTHN. and enot,iinj auc. s'lzy.nj nlkvov ikrit ttil.ii t C Se patnphltrta. CONSUMPTION. A DYING WOMAN CURED! We state tins cr. tr prove Uie powii to save lifk when this BALSAM is c-eii. even after tin per-n 1 trneidered by phytu-u! and fir.d to be in the lat sUie dtteate artllaiiy dvini; and, :n tht. cai. fa. uonk, fAitf the SHRofb and Bt'StsL-CLoTttt: vrr boiioit .' KimUie particular, of tin ciw. and the initrcttibU and unt"jbttd proofoi all tlie circutusttUK'es and lac:, we n ter to oor Famiilf.ts. Thi cure vra effected on Mrs. ZIBA PYKEMAN. of BiiUtton Sjhi, Saratoga Vouty. .V. i'. We c:i prove, beyond . duuht. manif othcrt. W .iW ernuly hpUri. an.l ii.iliimrruMe c:ises of Cotujht tl-id Cou.umptinM t'("i,'Kil, which were pronounlrd uicuroUr by iULtl'L phvsici. FITS, FITS, FITSMrwr. J K. LITPINVOTT k SON, T'-pprtnb! merc)ian? at Hilhumre. SuJIiran county, I'ent.svlrjnta, wrote to us, Mav 1, etat.UL'. iimtmi: !!ir bm:fu s wh rh had been di'nvtd from tl.e of GRANT S Pl'LMONAKV BALSAM, that out of ih ir cnMoi!itrj lied :it,x infomitM thfin tliat her rhil.l, which hnd been enhjei-t to riT fur trier aj twn, wa r;rred by tfn ust (f Brant'. HAJ.S.4t. LIVER COMPI.AINT-nVSFKPSIA. our rnmplsVV for tlw cur t'lfft ltii bx BrlANTJ MEDICINES. . . t II K O 1 V D Y S K NTFR Y and St'MMFE CovpHlMTS. in children or grovn pcrmon; cured vrtthvitt any failure irh i'.er tr, Av CHOLERA INFANTUM. n!iTh"" md evtr a oun :"i!t e,vS rf l,-r hi!J bv thill ru.iu is--:r.iv,n r ri-r-p wSn """.;! -n vnrj w.allier rj.'ru l.tt.int (err. or w ScT - C wmvh Complaint-. i Hf.ANl S ri?.VtN.rfcY IWLSA.M" ih mlmmislf r'ii ttttiit ih'.u. I: inrv; in nrh raaet. It tn t-tct - hirnc p-tiit .is t 1 :rvt-ou va cuLca borne presrOrH., until tiic '-uuipiainL i chickei If tt.TOStnu'. nf rum of Frrifula. fnncd-f. SrJit. ani rOierimrurrdi'iv'ncftir and if tht VF.H V SMALL JI' AXTiTY u-hu h tr.; 01 a JW,Wm to cftl eurtt 0 stcA rfiscow. fee ov prtv- f t l the rriyiiiO 'r.edwoi pnver tm the Hfrtfirine irirA hat nt-d'.ej and it'njired iurh cfssmsi then there it unqneittona'te ei-ideuee thiit BRANT'S INDIAN EXTRAC1 .Tnin.rivri tafivcA a Medicine, in cre-y rtprt ; HU1 tliOr IP alttindarff prtvof, in great rare eLTcried.lbiLt ONE BOTTLE of U rorv tairw noTf punfvint'. Iifaimir i-irtw. aid metiit p-nrw, ihnn there is rtm'tisined m VOVW P TTLF.$ of any Sarj. parilta, or anv oihr metlirine that has tver b o offered for Pale. Thf'rf if wi-imiiitH proof in our pampMets. that bv ttte use .t Thtfi trvai Indian Pufirr, thrv that wrr DYING I.1VF. liter tli.it were LAME ami CRIFPLFT nn nmv WALK thi-v that SICK, SC KOKI'LOl'S. and otherwise dicveuaWd. have leen healed and Cl'RED. Hundreds Thousands who hare ued AST'S rt'lilFIFR, after havinf ued bthI feMfd a li. the SiirsaparHlam und other mexiirin. ronmiTiid lo cure bIoui diead, have deemed that Brant's is the Cheapest ; fternupie one h ttU of it hns mnre mpJiral, curntiTt natter in j. and. in citiijm,n.-i c..iti mnrr dtraet in much lem ttme. tlmn one b- ttl of hvv .rhor nwl-nnc If. hin. one h.vle of RANT'S rt'RIKIFR will cum FOl'H T.fr di-en-H than one bttU of Sarip,irUU PR AN rS Tl HIKIKU" would be aa chvp at four d'-U-rrm a norm, as mrmirmrUui t ne dollar. Hut RaAPtT't IM RIKIF-R in sold for only ONE DOLLAR a bottie; and a a l-otiie of it ha cured, and in capable of runri?, FOl'H TIM FX imfh diH'aseari twehi.ttieoi Sarwa par ilia, therefore. r"iipani!n, in consequence if itt let juwer and rntMiic.-il vfnMacT. Jli'uld he roid at no tnon Thnn ttrentyfire ce'itt pet bottie, to be as cheap as the PL'RiFlF.R ai one dtAlar. dno Dollar's Worth! Hoyv mitr'i CANCER how mnch SYPHILIS how mueh SCIvDH'I.A will rmt dollar' t trorth of hHJT'S Pl'HIFIKR cure ? Reml the following tatentnt, which is a specimen of its power : CANCEROUS SCROFULA! Thi ie tlm caw; of a dyinn man who yet I tret. He lac CT'red nf a w.ire car nf SCROFl'LA. ry oniy ttrrire hottie of Brant's purifier. Own ever wn cured by the use of ItrWrc c:ai.lons of tiie leat $irwararilli that wac ever maJ Sarewpaniia hant rfHnrr,t medical p'irer to fiftTl the cum of sucii n reroitituflv hopie cane. fr. J. B HASKIN.of Home, Oneida Co.. .V. V.. had Srmf. ua four year was ronrinvd to hi N-d ihe last pear hn m no mtich dieaied aiwi dv-hilrarod a to le un;ible to raise hia hand to hit hetuL He had the heat medical adrtre had nsed ALL of the bet Sartapfirilla to no rood eflort pot worse ajid wrw, and was ctmsidered to be in a dvuur ttate. and could not live tirmfy-f-xir hnrt tontjer, when. m conunencci i u-intr CKANT'S'ri'RIFiKR. lltn neck vat eaten nearly off. from ear to ear ; a hute trat entm thrxmyh hit vindpipe, im V-r his eh.n. to tlmt he bre&tiied thrnut!h (lie hoie ; his earw.i so e.iTn around that it could he Ifu4 vp out of it place.it only hold ins by a mall $'tece: the urm ot one arm was dt-ftroyed by two ulcers; an ulcer under the amt. as larre as a rr.rn't hand, had nearly enten throuoh hit ride into his b-jdy. Tliua he waa htrlicted with twenty nch putrid, acrid, ttfentire ulcer, on various parts of hi a PM-son. For further aud full particulars, see our PAMHLFTS. I.r. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one ofthe moet akilful phyticinns of Ronif, wh railed to see Haakin the day before commenced u:ns iirant'a Purifier. Dr. W. examined mm. and tiien told him thai all the medicate in the oort-l tnuid not cure him that his case waa Worse than Hopeless ! Now fcetir Mr. HASKINS statement of cure! H said: M v wife procured one bottle of HH AST'S P Fit IF YISO EX'THACT. vf'.P-KteH V Leonard, druirista of Rome. I commenced usih tlmt. and hepan tn act brtter. That bod enabled me to get rjf my bed. wfiere I had been confined . ttia niMi K-ifjs ..tin hleH me to tyrt out of the hnie : the thtrd botfle envied me tn iralk ttro mdr, to Rome Cen trt m twit I iirncurvd rtx bottie more ; and when I bad fioixtd name them, tetenteen out of twenty nteers had henUd ' I FOI RTEEX WITNESSES ! ! ... . Mr. H ASKIN his ni ntn to the above factB.an'l the Oct are witnesed and rertitnil to tv nr. T. v illi .yin-fttr G R BROWN, pmiirietiirtif the Wett-Rome Hotel Messra Bis?:i.LT LEONARD. vrht!ea:e and retail droi;pta nd V.LL.VF.N' oilier rssiietoWr trttarues. Foraale. hv M.W. Haile, Brookville. ! A. T Irwin &: Co., Frtirlielil, Wni. Ktibotto;ii, Ms-taniora, i P. D. Tatman, Laurel, j C. B Overton, Anderson, j D B-ver, Liherty. ) II. Riiler &. Son. Brownnvi'l. ! J L. Andrstw, Duulapsville, I . Masou, tonnerBville, N. Crago ifc o., Colutnbi 1. Thompson Gillespie, iJrretiiliurp, Citon Ramsy &, Co , Mtlford. I CriRvvell , Napoleon, II . Vet it J - B. Cmrlc, Minch-!.r, W. Conner, I'ayetteville, S. Barber, KunliviiK R. L. Anlrobus. Clarksbur-;. V. JoIiiibou VersailiKS. H. Alletnong Milan. Ferbis & MeCullougb, Lawrenceburjr. and by ageuls in every tow n nt ibeSlal., All letter and orders must be addressed to Wallace & Co. 106 Broadway, New York, Dec. 10,49-51 Truth Stranger than Fiction ! XHE subscriber cutitinues. by a afe and newly disco. trrd method to kill Cancers and remove them body and toot, thus mukiHC a per-

pnjfcctcure -without the knife, or eauting (mm tn the ! Tatienl; 00 I and surcrsslnlly treat. Cuiisump. j tion and all long affections Uadini; t. isiiliPiit I Drugging the Stntnarh; I his is the mi Srient.fic CO ' And successful method "t treating lung ltease. rtffice opposite the But . t: Hnii;i , I .11 wr.t l St. r nil mn.ti. Ohm. . i-ml r. K "'tf VI 'I 'f n.