Indiana American, Volume 18, Number 35, Brookville, Franklin County, 23 August 1850 — Page 3

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Religions Intelligence From the Western Christian Advocate.

INttlltMiat Eplsu-opnl 1'hnrrh South.

In 1-efLroi.o,-t,, (!. course of this ami other Rr.lltl.om Prarttlo ... . t, . - . : .

I ' 1 ' 1'T'. "ne oi the ice-FreM- -rion,

j dent-, of the America:! and lorein-n Bible Soci

ety remarks, ns we find in Hi.. rin;.,..ii i i

Miirs!iii an l r'ultou,

.i mini.

ft ---- I .- . . r . 1 . -. . . .

rivuiiyvnociii oi me numiviiio nrisuan I nal and Messenror: ! .In . U, " '

. I JT A 4 rfel.cat.onSicioU, organs prostituted to ,ch .acri'epiou, Uonttromer v , much htd,red by the Agent, luring pay- efforts to .ever the only cord thnt holds together ! nt.aBdvance AMhepre-chen, ere gener- iu benevolent effort our brethren north and nytoopoortocothKthewnterproroses thai 80uth. I repret, moreover, as a member of the ! Noble,' the Agents w. .t few months till the books are Doard of the Kentucky and Foreign Bible So- j l,io' &c Bold. He also proposes a reduction In the price cietv. thnt if1.no. M ..... 2"n

cfm-ay works, and that they be afforded on , !n dev ZTZ " T

Pike,

O, that brethren would work more for God and ! Tarke,

quarrel less with one another!" Th Tn..,n..l r ...

,lu ..lra!.nger says mat a con

tract has been made for the makine and delive

ry on the ground of eight hundred thousand

time, to be sold for the monev. at twentv iwr -a r-i. . . .

' j i ) v lies i ii riv ii 1 1 1 ii ct ilia riraaH r I : r -

..,. .1: . . & iiibivingamiiVK.

1 1 1 1 1

The Rhichmond Christian Advocate mention these revivals: On Lunenburg circuit, within a few weeks, there were forty conversions. At Mr. Cona, N. C, a meeting of eight days resul

ted tn twenty conversions.

Jitlnt a m aa n f sr. : ... .I,.... a . . I

w"S ii.vmii ui uiuo u)s, (weniy-iwo pro

T XT ... .

. rw Pe, , ... ticks', lor the new Baptist Theolmrlr-al a.mi..

t - TIT nt FAitpmAitnt ma.... : ...

I ' ....,r mis city, it will co?t

j Tutnain,

Posey, Randolph,

, . Th p.. much interest was from twelve to fifteen thousand dollars, and going on In Charles City county, at which about : will be completed In the f,ll or 151 eighty had already professed fai,h in Christ. j The Stat., Convention of the Baptin denom",7"'"S?ed,rentPhcwrelTC,,,,l,on in South Carolina, has decided to esthe Method,st Ep.scopal.au. ; tablis, .college at Greenville S C tober-,11.1 Re,. S. Patton, editor ofthe paper firs, named the Furman University. TheConv'ention have disclaims the title of D. D., which some are dis- j now on hand f. 10,000, which it is proposed t!feBrB.r i,m; n, a , ' inCye"0 81 UCe 10 nn'0"0- "nd Wqntly The ed.tor of the Southern Christian Advo- j to $ 100,000, which will be sufficient for the full cate, speaking of the Increased attention given endowment. to education by the Church South, advises "that j Vnrn hur. h. Borne larger provisions for the prosecution of I Grant Thorburn Laurie Todd is out In a Biblical and theological studies along with the J ,0I1I? letter In the New York Observer against

ordinary conegiaie curriculum o! studies, shoulii j mmisiers reading their sermons. Ho savs thai be made In our higher institutions oflearning." fiflly Vrs ago the ouly preachers who did so A College edifice will be erected for Emory ' wer of the Kpiscopal Church. College as soon as $10,000 are in hand. j The Canada Christian Advocate comes to ns Revivals have recently occurred at Milledge- j much improved in mechanical execution as well ville, Ga., and Newansvillo circuit, Florida. j s In the conduct of its editorial and other deAtthe former, during a meeting of several partments. weeks, seven persons were reclaimed, and fit- From the True Wesleyan we learn that the teen or sixteen converted. On Newansville J Impartial Citizen, edited by the Rev. S. R.Ward circuit there have been twenty-five accessions a colored man, has been removed from Syracuse, this year, and the members are putting up four ! - Y., to Boston, Mass. or five new houses of worship. Rev. E. Smith writes to the same paper soThe Southern Christian Advocate, speaking j Hcitiug aid for the Canada mission for fugitive f an excellent camp meeting at Providence, S. "laves. C., says- "The meeting furnished one fine H- The German Evangelical Lutheran Concorlustration of the special presence of God a first- : College was dedicated in St. Louis, Mo., rate missionary collection." Juno II. The Baltimore Lutheran Observer i Prebytrria nnd toiijjrrjjntlonnl chnrrhm- , says the Church has now four literary and theA correspondent of the Philadelphia Christian j ological institutions in the west; namely at Observer, in giving an account of the late ex-j Springfield, Columbus, Hillsboro, O., and St. Vnination of stndeuta of Union Theological : Louis, Mo. Ordinary, N. Y., says that very little if any at- Our exchanges are correcting their statements

tert'wi has been given to the importaut subject of C)rch polity, and complains that this study recflres very littla consideration iu the Tresbyterin Church. R. John M. Fulton, stated supply of the Chche of Weston and Tlatte City, Mo. recently departed this life at his residence in that vicinity. There wre four graduates at tho Cotnmence",,n of Kaox College, Burlington, Iowa, on June 2tm,, the whole number of its alumn. twenty-five. Tbe property of lh collef I, valued a5o8C124 ,he buiIdi bei estimatea at $16,000. The Presbytery of Iowa ,;nlty 8USpcnjed Rev. Michael Hummer for contuma.y , Wsit. ng the authority ofthe Presbytery, and lu.he u?eor unchristian epithets toward the same. Williston Semiuary is the name of a flourishing school in East Hampton. Mass , The ex.

iwnse ofthe buildings, apparatus, &c, amounts ' J!arll,o!omew. c,

concerning the miserable death of Rev. J. N. Maffit. A correspondent of the Boston Tost, of the 2Gth ult., says: "Mr. Maffit died of a disease of the heart, which he had been subject to for the last twenty years. He was surrounded by friends and relations, and met death with calmness and resignation. By the citizens of Mobile he was kindly received, and treated with respect aud attention, despite of the untiring efforts of many enemies to produce a seutiment egainsthim. Whatever may have bvn Mr. Maflit's faults, he was not destitute of virtue, and none but the most malicious and vindictive could thus luhumanly trample on the memory, of the dead, and add increased pangs to the feltigs of his children."

J P Chapman, 1 D Miiguire, (U Wallace, A L Wheeler, 1

J A t.ralmm. 1 W C Foster, Sr., 1 W A Shaimon, 1

II E Carter, A U Conduit, Thomas Gootee, T P Bicknell, Daniel Kelso, G W Moore, W Holladay,

i risi.ie, Charles Alexander, I R Nofsinger, 1

f uavis, SS Farrow, O I5alirer, R Owrn, i P Hovey, II J Bowers,

JJetr-rson II.Im, fV liracken, S Colfax, H S Smith, J VanlientllUsell, B Wolfe, W H .iff, 5Jhn Peltit, ('II. lark.

! r. Rrookbank.

trlioiir,

'ookerly, Lurne,

J E lilvlhe.

Judge Chenowilh, Steele, C C Graham, J R M Hrvaut.

1NA VY lti:i:i AMM'ftKK FOH tH

Navy Dfpartmknt,

SKAi.Kl) I'UOPOSAI.S, enlur.e'.l '';..i.iial l "'iVV" ",r"l"""'l f'T Pork," . iln- raw n

! Great Bargains ia Real Stite . TVE nnl r-iirnrii olU r l'r ul varinn pric

NMtl on tilit-ral tt r in u lartjt iMttttty f r- al

oi me luiiomnjr. t o wit. Tavern Stand

next. t.r fur- JO acre uriaiv.l on Hie llriH'kviiii mi'. Imlian::i"

ul ail cot anj rik io 5',' :n tl.e rM-ini, -if S..li Cr.tk u:i ul i

'0. for

r. uro (C W B.,r ii F Coo! (V J Bour

Ripley,

Rush, St. Joseph , Scott, Shelby, Sullivan, Spencer, Tippecanoe, Union, Vigo, Vanderburgh, Vermillion, Wabash, Warrick, Warreu, Wayne, Washington,

Sentinel. rj.i 37 07-Some one has defined "policy" to consist lu serving God lu such a manner as not to offend Satan.'

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.hii.i.inl fti.ir llilllilr.il lini rl nf mri li.if, ! ;.lnt now .ici.l pn.l In Mr. I!r; -nil, an.! ii he '..I two iIi.iii.uiiU itvin hmiilnd barrels uf navj "j u,i' ''. coun'ry. I lure i first rati- tmii. i.urry pork: oll ,v. prt-.mi.s . J aN all fc.Ueiit prin- f r. Kaeh barrel to rnniain i,t I. n tlian two liiimlreil .1 ol 7j . ')i',i. i !-,r,

U'i' ill eiili.r nrucle il I In-i.ni.l l'.,r v.. l..l. li. Imnieiliat.lv aluive tl.o n,inri.liin t.m n ..f t.air. I.

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, . J. , Burrel bref. Barrett pork. At rharle.Mii, Ma.,. I.soo uoo

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joiiiort, a.

l.sco

OOO 900

. . . . S.400 bai.l hiH-f and pork mmi he d. liv.

... nay oi ...unary. 1 s5

.f delivery, coer-

(J Rariileu, Jo!in Beard, (O B.-eso:.,

Chi) Logan, R Schiuiouover,

i,700 rr'ct lie. ween the

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lh..V, "" ii.erm .iiu.il.ll:r renii.i-p.1 liv !. i I V . ."" "' r ment t., be n.ide with", in tinny ila alter delivery -t;-Il!VlV!r' .",M 'lc.ly ih.-.'r pric, .nr i., ly and .t.I...cly , ,, ,,,;.. m.r, ,r ,,lt. hn.f ,n, f(,'r hi.

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inel.1,,,,,,, liefrom welUfattHil rattle, .ailCl.-

I ... , . " '' 'r Nov. ml.er, 1S50, and the .vi.?.'..'. i,'U,ary".,SM' ";'? not !.- than lh.,n.lr.d pound., ne.t welkin, laeh. I he eP, ' XmU " V nnart.-rs, and tl.o i..i, and 1ll.ill,.r.,H..,l andat ea.t eii;l.t pound., from itie 1 V ,' "4 "'.'i'' l""''-M"-'-r, or tl.e part, ,a. k. d . " "" "" drawing or delineation of the

.' 1 t"!,r" r "fa" l"i,l. I,,, at.:,, lud il..7. l erm " l'r ""'he contra. ., mu.t l.e I, ,il v . aeluded Iron, e:.. l, barrel, and 1 1,.- , mainder f tinp r":;:. b,'culi,, uf "" " I he pork intKt tie parked from eorn.f.d. wrll.r.t- . niher, l.-,.so, and the first .lav of Januarv, mi, and eii;h.nc:n..t I,,. than tu hundred pound each, erclud,.,, the heads Job's necks, 0,.,'ul.ler,, h:.m. -'f ,I.Ti, hi.,ri,(,laniad all rein-,. ,.., I '! .!''"" I'"'1 "' 1,i,C1' -'isl.ii.ff not ..4 than .

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I. I II. uli.

e C t' uil :.i' . . ul tl.e b st

conl.ltnin? about IIO acre. 100 .in-

rnttaiionthe first lock on the Ime ' Canal above Laurel is unsaid fm-iu all'io-.1 for mni.lUae.ur.uir p.lrp.sesthis laud

quail tv ana till ' i.e st.( inw . WOOD J.AND. ALSO .tO nr acre of won.llnnd in the immediate net ihl. i.i'hiiud i.rl.aurel ve-t of town, au.l w ill be sold in lartre or small hits tn s,,it purchasers w ilt make convenient pasture lots for the til, ens of Laurel. House & Lot in Laurel. Als.i. a house Bud lot in Laur. I on market afreet.

West of captain Williams tavern this i. a v. rv conveui. lit In. use fur a small family and Mill be rwld ! cheap. I FA KM. j Also a very ec. Il-nt 73 a. re farm it .ale iiIhoiI fi miles , ao of HronhviHc near the t'.dar Ur.ivr ll:u. Ii" hurrh .he land is rich and well no ..nn e.l, lit

iir .n acres m cull i vatiuti, and is in a very .1. nrab;c

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Hundreds Thousands

w.'u have useo" J an.! i-pteii m : t;.

..it !a e.'er 1. a offer. .1 ' "f :ii our J -i,..,.i.iH. tri'i. r'n . '.ii.-v .-.... IiVL MK KilTl.K.

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r.t.vr-s rrnn irj. afts-r h-p-tni-i.-. : r in!:, . Hi.-i ..v ..r ....o. .. .

..uiiaended 10 car.- b.ooj ti:cie te ui-eid.-a that

S,,r Mi!!.

wi.sliips tin, t. nine Vl DSV" .;,, ,;. .,

id lowihip. forty-

-ine

Also (Saw Mill nu the canal at llroi.kville, the best p. lints f,,r ihe liimber hiisiiu s iu the

n ater all. y, will be Hold on v. ry reasonable linns and immediate it ..i.,1) t-.xrn COTTON FACTORY. Also a Cut, m Factory at nronil ville pn.pt lied hv water from the Canal the liuiljtn r is a l.ame en', tirely n. iv and in euod rei. :r most ..f th. in .. Ii.n, rv i new and consist. f 1 :m spin.il. su car.U- r. . Is

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, .... i i 1 .-. oe "aiini w mi it least l mere is nut one ot her I, statute l.ushel .if Turk's. Ialltl. Isle ,.r Mav. or , Water Vail, v..., I ..n'.

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. ... ..... re.s must tie , nt, rely new, and lie made or : tet seasoned heart of white oak staves and head-

in?, to lie not lessthau thr. e-f.uirths.ifati inch ihickand to he hooped at least hr. . .foriln over with flubest white oak or hickory hoops. KsH-h i harr-l ,ut he brand. .1 hv htirnintr on its head "Navy n. , f,-. ..r.'Xavy l-ork."atl.. c..semay Ii.', w ith the rdiilrit.-hir'. ....o I - .. .

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iow miu on :i(romMitMiaTinir t ru WAI.K 1 loirs I

ANon Wan iiuu-c ami lut uli ill.- canal

Dirtllin'j ifimsrs. Also dwelliinr; houses and lots in r.m... ille of Mlri.io. dun, n.ions in a pleasant part of the inwn most of thrill well improved and d. lli;htfull, situat.d

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Kraeii .n.,1 tnunsl.ipa thiri

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"IMSKI-.Y" l.l;,,. u,. , .,i'. I. nt). I.. i, r aud l..rn -five, of r;.. - , . Kractical low n.l.i'p ,;, ., :i .H lOWII.I,,,, lo,',y.,o, and iv., ,..;,;,! ,.,

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Marriku Oil Thursday, August l.V I

by Rev. Jacob Whitenian, Mr. DAVID D. TAT

MON, Drupjfist of Laurel, lud., to Miss MELISSA PATTISON, Daughter of Mr. Isaac rattison of Rush County Indiana. May Cupid with his golden chain, Biud their hearts, and let thorn ever remain, Io Silken Bauds orNujitial Bliss Till removed to a better World from this.

OIHTUAIttV.

lor fiintilv r.-sit)

Ihe lieefand nock will ......... : ... .:.. .1 v 1 Ll I . iVllli IjAAW.

liy the chit f ofthi, i,lrt a, ! inU.ru., by the in-I f' '' '' fland m ar llr.mkville and w i II

uiiii; . oncers at tile resnective narv vinl. al',ir... "''""' vinrynril., winch will In- ...1.1 in I

ip lorly-thrn

thirl, -.

ii.: . III. if,-., ii" l-'and". "Ii

v i hi-i -i ... 1 1. . i.i : 1.1 , ii,t. t. niol 1".. I he ii. at., l.iinl, of rati

-i, , V, . "."o" orn inspector .. I alted provis-1 , . . . i,.. so arranire.i as to hav

T ' "' "il. fllll I,.

mti.i;.. nll i ' "s,..v s.on.

'; s. " o. out ttieir ciiarire tor such

CoBHtilulional I'onTcntioti. SENATORIAL DELEGATES.

All.

Counties.

to f30,000; beside which the institution has

pawh rund of $20,000. Alt this w as donated by Hon. Samuel WiMiston, native of the town. At tho recent Commencement exercises of Western Reserve College, fifteeu students Kradusted, among them two sons ofthe venerable Dr. cudder, missionary to India. The Independent says that although a tronR effort la beinp; made to revive public interest iu the American Kducation Society desisued to

funnlv rel

declining, and may not lnfr survive. I Jj"J The pastor of a western Churrh lma Kooo I n

Carroll and Cliutou, Cass aud Howard, Clark, Daviess, Ouhois, etc., " Dearboruv Decatur, Pa Kalh.esc, Flkhart aud L , Fountain, Floyd, I ranklin.

Fayette and Uuion, ...... '

firesented by his parishioners with a life insurance of S3.0P0- He wishes other Churches to do likewise.

The Vermont Chronicle thus presents the

Harrit-on,

Iluiitiiijiton, vVc., Ja:kson and Scott, Jefferson,

Johnson,

number of Congregational Churches in that 1 Kuox

state, as gathered from the minutes of tl.e present ' V, .T,' , . jean H-hole number of Churches ID,, ) fB Vnd'YttU stated eupphes 55, unsettled ministers 59, Marion, desSilote Churches 29, licentiates 17, addition i)0ro and Brown, T04 dismissions, deaths, and exclusions G6:.,' ! Mor,ery, ale resident members 5.5GI, female resident ' Miami and Waha.-h members 9,891, non-residents 2,9S3; 1P,1:?5. I Orange and C, The Cumberland Presbyterians says t10 hio aml !? iu, t,al"1' Watchman and Evangelist, have erected a new oevnml X' bouse of worship in ClarksviI.e, Ten... There. PZ I V.nnillion, have been several accessions to the Church. rutnam, A church of thesnmo denomination has lately I p?"'1"1 1,11 ' been completed iu Taducah, Ky. J u'' Trofessor Stowe, late of the Lano Seminary : slell'y, in Ohio, has entered upon his duties In Bowdoiu ! S.1 vV c College, as Trofesor of Natural and Revealed ViTr' Religion. Kv'" ' T, I Warreu, me Commencement exercises of Mnri..n, ! Wav ne.

college Have just closed. The

Wat-hingtou,

decree of A. B.

was conferred on ten young men, that of A. M. upon two Messrs (Jiven and Butler. The Tresbyterian of the West says that Rev. Mr. Beuton, late editor of th W.ioi...... r.,.-

.. .. ...... v.. int. .nen, w y, the r,ew School paper or this city, has ! Adams and Wolls, HmlA.1 il --s . . J t '

wictnencnnat, Congregational As-j Bartholomew,

Names. J W Borden, II rrather, II Allen, II P Biddle, I n p.d. K S Terry, Smith Miller, W S Iloli.iau, J. B. Foley, Robert Work, a l- w .

J ll illatlier, Joseph CoaL, P M Kent, Oenrge Berry, D Trembley, Walter March, Albert Cole, II G Todd, Isaac Kinloy, John Zenor, K Murray, J F Carr, Miltou liregg, James Ritchey, James Dick, G W Carr, S J Anthony, T D Walpolo, A F Morison, D Read, II F Snook,

James Crawford.

II Kndall, 1 W F Sherrod. 1 A C Pepper, 1 D M Pobson, 1 James l.ockhart, I O P Davis, 1 A C Stevenson, N B Hawkins, Thomas Smith, 1 Jesse Morgan, T A Hendricks, 1 Hugh Miller, J B McFarland, 1 W R Haddon, 1 R C Kendall, J S Newman.

J I Morrison,

1) 1

W 1 1 1

for the Indiana American. DIED, tn Harmony, Union county, Indiana, on the 15th Inst., William Coombs, agod fifty-

seven years and 'J days. His death was occa.

sloned by an injury received from the falling of a bent of a barn, which he was assissting one of

lus neighbors in raising. He survived the injury but two or three hours. Mr. Coombs was oue ofthe early settlers of this county, (Union.) He came to this couutry, emigrating from New

jersey wnuea young man, and locating in 1S15 on the place which he has left to his family, lie grappled with the forest, and obtaiiK',1 for him

self a pleasant aud agreoable home. But "here

we have no continuing city." Mr. Coombs was

regarded as oue of our most worthy citizens As an affectionate husbaud, and a kind father, his loss is deeply felt in the domestic circle. He was for many years, and until the time of his death, a worthy member or the church of God at Hannah's Creek , ( I. F.) Union Co., lud. He wat ititfV,., an Elder In said church, and greatly beloved by his brethren, as well as honored by his neighbors and fellow citizons. He retaiued his mental powers and calm self-possession, to the last of his moments; and died, with faith unbroken and triumphant, insomuch that his attending physician exclaimed, "I would not mind seeing my friends die, if I could see them go as this man has gone." HESTER ANN, infant daughter of John and Lethean Lanning died at her fathers residence, Sunday evening, August 13, aged ouo year one month and 17 days. Laurel Woolen Factory. E. Mncy & Co. LV",r'r " ,furm ,hc lubl'e lI y continue the buMANUFACTURING, CARDING.

ULMNG & SPINNING WOOL

- iimiiiiuif.il Hint tr.i,

That h

and most

.led to

st improved machinery, and i(ll th"" lollir I Mil I'll Mr. . . '

.atisfaci..,. they ask IVira r,,,,.. ,.rTh,,

tinoii then. ivrn.. r ii iiuerally bcatuwid " 'or lurnisfnntr the supplies, then th.-Secretary of

- " ... M . ; .... ...vr n, in,..,,., ,,.

I ' ............. .,

lb.

inspection ami

tion must be nai.l ,v ,1.,. ...,:,.., ...,, . ' lure of th

must likewise have 'the barrels put in pood shinninc nn iTln t n.i.o.i..-.. . '. .s

: -....-...v...... i .ne coiiiiuaii.iaiiis ot

.. ,r ,,aVy yards aforesaid, afle at t.ieirnwn expeiisc.

I wo or more approved nurdies in a mini equal tn one-hall the estimated amount of the contract w ill he

i i V '"'r ,'""," addition will be

......... i.i in .in mo amount ol each

mane, as collateral security for tin

penormaiice ol the

ill nt , i. i rt, on tl .,. ao.,1

1. m-liu

nut. teen.

; riii'tioiial t.iu :i. , I IV'S" and "(i t II '

"l "..I I I I K. oll the ma i ii I.itiii. t

j S, .'t.OUS t tt . III, ... , , ,1 ;;

I ana low ii, ,

i I w . nl,

I I.'-. '.: .....

. .......... ,..iisi,,,, ,!,.,,., i,,t- ,,,rt i,t.

, Mn.l.ol r., ,,.,, .h.'.h,.-.,,,;.y.S,.;, r.M

-hips .111,1 I rani. ,',:, . .!,,.,. ,

ion - .1... i 'r"l " f'.i' ';io.' . .... .

laud will he sold in a maun, r to ,.,,,,1,1.. Krape.r..w- ,. ," i to pay for .1 out of t lie pi-oducts ofthe croun.l : v ractntial town. hi,,. .,

,f OO lest r.irtnrrr I l-r,7 ;"!:.'.. .r:'."-'"" !"'

" .1.11.;. .uri , -'J.r tonilship linn,..

. , of raii--s r. ; u- . tl el' :l'l h in , -. 1 . 1

1 if ll f?i."r rre1: u.'tire. ce'" ffrr ,'I M.v .1: ::r- 'i:..:i.

V of ru.XNTS I'l itlFIFt w:": r.ip

l-u-VN r s 11 riukk w'..:,i u- rLP it I.IH1 1. . ,1 tr . :.y um: In ) I. LA ft a :...;;..: ivl

1, 0 (..r..... j,.,! is ,. i-liritl'.. f-'Of V '1 U.S.-..,. as .r.,V,.V.H''r..,X.!w.

I,-.-, . r.r.!...r...x in 1 1; ... .. i.,vr l Ow niAlicu. li.rii.'v. -I...'i!,i 1,. f,. . u ,,,, ,,,r,. ,i..0 f.,, dry cpH per lKii.', to is.' .,'.y, M tj.e pfUlFIEif. ut nu Ci.utr. One Dollar's Worth ! JN-.v 7".--. rAXrFR row- ntneh SVTItlt.t)-h.w r: it-i ( 11. M .V v. :;li.',' rt..,;,,r' v..t i'v .,f I.K4T I'I lily IKK 0, re 1 R.-allho bilmnui' Mateatear, wi.icti lu a ipe' :i:e!i o 1- ...'.v. r: CANCSKCUS SCROFULA !

! ras,. rf a .? ii;- m:. xrhn ;,! .-rrs. !1m vm w ,.r--e c.:-.- ,.( i(.'lU 'H LA. i v , i: y Ivrln r, -:: i i'.:,-.;..r. .:.: e . . r n- ,'uVii !.C I k ui.j' !..! :,.ol .-: ;. .7 itiUa ti...l w 1 .-.. r maJn I I :i- no: r:K.r;ct mnSiatt i.tt to. -Jccl oiucur. - Ir.n v h f..vr.i-". II ASK IN. . ,!,C,. l-.tiadS..

T 't 's :! rifr.tl of n f" (' IL--: f.'.,!:ri,. I

" 1.1Tr::urh - h tn.l

-w .o.

I. .

.'I .

of:...

and

..linos, new una already finish, J dwelliuir houses..,, two ofthe lots the land is well ...In..... 1... ..i

irrane and has stone i.u.l .ii,..... 1:.- t.

111 c, w-niui.. ami an

HIC..II V,.U,; r ihe i.i-,..,.

i. nam.

10 w .1 :

f.ru.

I tov, 1:.

at wc-

Stale

payment to he ,

due ami faithful

pectue cotitrarls. which w.ll

,111 no arc nut be paid i.util the conlracis are cmplie.l w ith ,,, a respects, ,,,! j, , ,. f,,,.,-,.',,,.,! , , l line, Slates in the event i f failure to complete i

.... ... ,,,.,, win,,,, ,,. pn'scnlied period. In case ot tail, ire on the part of the contractor I., deliver all oranyi.rtlie beef ur pork above mention. , I ,,f the qnnliiy, and at the time and place, above nrovidd.

cnnlractor will forfeit and ..nv .,. ,h.. t-.,;,...i

as lititiidat. d .liinilif.es. ,.r

Io twice tin-amount of the contract price to he ..aid n case of the actual delivei y flier, of; w Inch lirieid 1led da.narc, may he never. .1 fr. m time ..ihnicas they accrue. Payment will be made bv the I niied Slates at the periods aim, e specified, (t'eeitio,-the ten perceni,,,,. t . within Id mini il. co.i.pl. tnm of ihe contract, as h,.r,v .tated.) alter the said b.-. f and pork shall ln,i., inspected and received, and lulls for the same shall have been presented to the navy atreina r. sp, xtively. dolv approved by ,he commandants fihc respective navy j,rJ,, accordmtt iu the t, rnn 0r the central t. I he pans of the Ixh ft., he excluded wil I he particularly designated in the ciii-ravinir to lie attached to the contract. I'. son, intcresud can obtain them on application at this olllce. Ilidders wl,,,. proposal, an- accepted (and none others.) will he forthwith notified, and as earlvas practicable a contract w ill be transmitted to ihem'for eMciitiiin; which contract must l,e returned to the llnn-au wiihiii ten .1 , clusi,e f the lituerenuired tor the rer-ular transmission orthe mail. A record, or duplicate of the letter informing a bid. der of the acceptauce of his proposal, w ill he u. emeil anotihraiion iln mif, within ihe meaning of the a. t or IS4', and his bid will he made and accepted In conl. .rniity w ith this ii.idersttindiiiir. Kvery offer made must he accompanied (ndircctc.l in thef.lh section of the act of" I'onre.s makilitr an. proprialionv for .lie naval service for ISJf.-'r, approved 10,h Auirust IS41, copy or which is subjoined) bv a written iriuratitv, sitti.-.1 i,y one r more r. sponsible persi.n. , to the effect that he or they undertake that the bidder or bidders will, if his ,.r their hid be accepted, enter into an ob'.iiration wiiluii ten days, with cnodand .ufficicnt sureties, to furnish the article proposed. I bis cunranty must be a, cnmpaiv, d l.v the certificate erihe t ,ted States district iinlire, Vnit. , Stales lislnct attorney, navy ai-ent. or some ..Hlc. r .,r the C.eneral tJovernment, or individual known lu ,.

...ir.au, ,n.n tn guarantors an-ahletn make their Riian.uty.

x proposal will lie consider. d utile tlT such ciiaraiit v

1 he bidder's name and residence, and the name ..r each member of a firm, were a companv ..HVrs. with lie christian nanus written in fnll.hotild l. di.tinetIv nMtcd . Extrartjrom Vie ai t tij Cnnarrtt afiflrareil .iusutt 10, "Sec. fi. And he it furtherenarted, I hat, from and aTler the pasair. rthis act, every proposal for naval supplies invited by the Secretary ofthe Navy, under I he proviso to the lu-ral appropriation hill lor Ihe navy, approved March .1.1, isai, .hall be nccomp.ini.tl by a written guaranty, signed hv one or more responsible persons, io the effect that io-or thev undertake that the bidder or bidders will if his or their hid be secepleil, enter inio an utilisation in such time as may be nn-scribed bv the S.

with Rood and siitlici.nt tiireli.i, tu furnish the sUj,. plies proposed. No proposal shall be considered mi-! less accompanied by such euarantv. If. after the ar. '

c. itace ofa proposal am a notilicatioii lln nof to i thr liiililnr ni IiiiI.I..h 1... - .1 ...ii . i

.., ,i,, , - , ,ai. ... eiiTcr i.ilo an uhliation w-iihin the time prescribed by the Secretary ofthe Navy, with irood and sufficient stire-

prep, rt

'.'tils f. sttiv

o:', 'cjt tor ton.'

Also a Wonllen Factory and e rn rr'.i mill it IJ miles above llrookville on the ,at fori; of While Mat. r-the build,..";, are all new-a r ,,,, r .-. firient forall useful purposes w ith about 'i acres of land aflordinif timber ami an in. vhamtihie .,u.i.,i,.v ..r stone ,,l tl,,. very h.t .,al.t , -, hi . ,, ., .!,..,

....... .... .... m ss an. I to a per; .ll w Io. ., il

...... now ii a:i..r.is a rare chance, as ,1,

win oe soi.i on very accomiiiodatinj it

Vacant Lots In Brookvil!e. Also a sreat number of vacant ..t. ,n , f llrookvtll, table for all kinds of l.u.i,,. ., these is the square inline, Mat. I, h, th.-rnt.rt ho,r' a very superior location for;, t.,vern e.ta'il, .l.r, ,,t The furecoinc prnpi rtv is i,,v ', n .1 .. ,-, i..w .'...1

nn easy terms-It rok v i 11,. ,. ,. :ll r U.ti.-, f..r rmnklin futility Indiana is .itu-.ted ni the eonlln. n, , W hue ater all, v f anal M mil. s IV c i.ieiii i t,

...... ...s .... pi K.. . ti,,. ,,, .,,

iurupiK.' roans are n. ne:n

lirnoKVille to 1 .lieu. nail. .....l

Hi.d lliirtv six

-I'i.

, an, I

. thirt, .four lllnl . of ranee t w . l: t, -

ip.

id thf'M -three i lui't , -l..ur ai.d

i- .liir-y au.l t.i,.'ii., w.-iin-..,.

Ihirt, -on, . thirt, thirls-

iran, ihnt, ,., 1:.,

, li 0 no i-'-i , -

finished from

Urr.ikville to f otniersville. in;,,,!,,,- T, i.

...... ...v.,. ....., r !. Hint y

I" '

next ouse.

IT'.od

ess acciimpanied

iyjte snle hefun-the vnan.l 21st ..r Sep e..,b. r II then be sold at niililir ........... ... . i.

. - ... .... o,.- ., ... It n.i.L . .11.. .1... .'... .

... ....... . .... ., Ilu. .ri, , fourth down and ihe balance in three equal annual enstalm.'Ul, the purchaser f,u. ,,., i,iM1. ,,. beiielu ..rapprai., tlaws. Kor further pat lirn. lars apply at the ofllccof tie... Holland in l!r.,k il h- ".. t ii , , i,': IIOI t.ANH. llrookville, July 1st I jS0.-30-ts.

the ma n :u,,

f rai'loiiiii

I .hirt-H li,t . '

1 l ia.'tiolial t,., . u the hi m, an. I, Ihi.-t, .'!.., fran...

1 Kra, tion ,1 f ,, ,,,),

. iiir, ... th.ru -f n- .1 to,, -lIi,.,,

of r..i. :-, ,,l;,. , I .a, t., ii, I i,M.h ; th. rtv -",., I ,, j foi y-ev. ,, .,,.1 f,.,, .. , f i.i, li . nal l, ,,. ii. !,,,, ' tht-f. -inn.'. :,,,. ,, w , t -ihr.-e, fort , -lour, f,,, ! itio' fort -. i- l,T of- .,,- l r- .... i . . . -

. ....... iwi,. h,., t'lirn-iiin., t.,,,,1.1, fim:;:.:,:";:;:;';,,:;;-';''--. '-'. s. v ti .in.! l.... i .

'"'"'.'''.'M-'V t t!i. i :U,. ,.f .

I t ' M 1 1 s. 1 1 I ; I'.irit i,;.,. I r

?ll,lllU1ls,itH I,..-.,.',,.,, ,. ' "

'"lA. Inl-lt.li i. i. I a'.....

fM'll-i 4 trill, , it Ht.,1 . ., !

t-M ll.O l.m jw r J t? 1 L 111 lx 1. t.a

V . I. !. f,:tll th' tt n ttiir tJ drnY . -i o '1-...i.-n'.i tn i m a 4-jti., fT-.i.fj, i rr A. it- I, u- r. V. i,H m ; vn:-.. i i ;;iKiKii. 'ii;t n- ir.,. .r- j .'; ii j. I. . i .:.- ttr.nt.; .;..:!. -.. t! ,:: li brrn-:.. I it,r.-.;'-i, iir("!T..i L.Tit c-i. !. i y a a.ui'J j i.vc; t-if u-i I'V I".) U OtTS; (Ui UlftT U!i;i'p h'2ut. I titi H'-rtriv r.f-71 ttrw,H Tji .t, li i- v. u iiiJ.r;r-xi w.;h ttamttr ...t;c !..',-, oij aiioia l';.rls ol" in".

i!i

r: i , ti il,,, ...InIIH .t!

i hi -

M, t

ri -

l,lllt-IW I, m, f .ru--.

...!

rtiiilj -r Inn-, difl'i

'urn oh 1 1

-is il

.Mr .1 nr-.

:... ii . 1 c'

- rf Tit-.trly . ."iu t. tu ij t, k i !.. : i-is ;r t' i' it i'i 'is ti - . I'.-if ,im v:t tin tl- iiriu, ts iar.t a i-Ui'.i i utri.!. uri'.i.

It. 'i lidMAS IM.lAMS.onr ufihe niu-t ri;ilfi.I (v. K.'ii... w Crt.n-a tn lik in ihe Uy Uf-'-3. n-iti'th iH . . u-::;.- l!p'i:'n PunluT- Dr. V. .'Munrnt-.l n:m. f '..i :'u ti t.. .1 1. m U;ut u!i Vi mtdkuu m Uu P-tutd itjt ctrv htm u.i h.i riiftC Wcrso than Hopeless ! N.'t v. ur Mr. 11 ASK.l" siiat v.it-m of rtirt! -- M .;'. j -r --.irtM. i -....uU-ot hliA T'S i'i 7. IK 1 iSO L i H.ii T, i f Hi.c:t A .i-i'-itirj, linitj-jitsts f Kunw. I . u "it that, liiui htnxin hi $et lltr. 1 b.-it Im.i3u t ..: .i l:- i : ; .--wfH-n I L.i U-rn ri'i.:,iii r j ,f ; ii , ,: U t:., fi.dl ; 1 H to pttatttvt tkchr i V -I t. -ir:, i. .,.. .i ; im ; t:t ,!,. to (!!) tr.-. Ah.-n 1 r jr ,1 .... i-vi :-! r- nrd wlrr 1 hud t n1 I.- .1 tlMntf in. : i. .v....,c. ...il ut ti r tr, ,,. v ,i hmird i7 .-i.T..i ;.. r . i; ' -.1 . I'H.Mr'n i RE uf

Kt;tU'i!:i.

Mr. 11 A.-M;; i, . .nr. til ,m i t.- ...,m I trm fSrtt

Uii.l.lAM .Vr Wit -.' MfSrl l '-.:.; uiiii i4

iXcw Goods aain! fVlf M',,"'''i,Mr ''"(.' Ii.ielyr.c,'i,,.la.,.1iv S P 5 1 C J A I ) S U 3 1 3 1 K 1 1 c o o n &

t-i;

IV;u-t(oti:i

ui.iim:- i.i.,,,,,, , ,w, r:i"-' tfn-M-ttn .

' iinir t i mil aiut .,i ii..,..!

'.t,lu t- tt if - M.l:,, HUi.u, '.!,

... i..Hiimii aii.llr.-.rtt.m.l i. Soiriuft., fj,Jir inranf ,v,:t ul flu

I'll in

i titt)-r. iir.

n - on Molt ilriy. r I I'i- til poa lilt It fli.i ll Hull, i, I.. it:

w titt; n rort, -

,,.,! ...si

rM- . tiro w . -j i n j , : ; v- fi, i

i.i. .v i i- t A ii i ......

h:: v knzmnmMb wum

..i .t rr. Iit.-.t ro:;'i'rt.'-.

nil

.i.rjT p

lift.

low ushipa r.fiy

and f:fi,-lwii

of ratine

f..rl-raiiL"e

Fraclioiial t,,,,.,ip f..r.,w.ne. a ,

' M-llir. e, Ion, f,lr lorn.f,,.. ,1 i',v ratu:e llni-t,.Uo.

1 1 , '"""'"l" b.ty an 1 niiy-tw.., f n.iP

Kr;u lioin, lliirtv-foiir.

Ii.uu-h.p fftv.i.r rai.-e foitj.otie. I ow It. hip lo-ly-sev, n, fra. !,,,,,,, ...wnsllili e.i.-i.t, and tow.i.h.j,, lorty.,,,,,,. und ,,. ,., tori, -t firee.

lilHtldiiti, f.irlt ........ F .....

Take. it... - 'fir.. "' tony-nine au.l

. I...OI.SIII nioiiii trien.ls au.l ' ' i.ti , -i..ur. ' I " generally his f, r. peat.d iu.i,.,,,,,,, , ' 'I -.ships f .r.y s, ... ',,r, , ., ,, ,, frM.llim. come and n,,,.- . Rn.ls, iheir , nd 1 1 .'let loital n.h.p li ! , . ri,L... fr..'. iUAlilT AX 1) ainCM. (ii"ul'"-ltlHiiC.,l fifty,...- r....,T. lie Hatters hims. If that in both ,.r th.s,. resi.e.ts ' Kr-iriiV., .1 . i- r tl.evw,ll.omi.:,refivorabl, w ,1. , I... . .. .... . . '""'! r.-r.y-.ix and fort,...-,.,..

Ill Ihe White Water Vail, v' ' : " --.-I't. If:

.,Yr""r " '' : "... t he wonid i KrV.i..;."rt..M'ship!;";,v.., elect for menu. in ihe full,,,,,,,,. iir,,v,.. .-,,.:. ,,..," ' , Knrlish. Fr.n.han.1 An,.,........,... 1 1 ''.'.'. rant;, lor.iC!.t

,. . rr.itllonal l..i.,,p fort,-, lo Ittite do !iin...

Vy.ll.Tl I'lti-jN .,S I I f i N , siM.rtith of S.'f.ti nil., r net. for .he .1,-Oo.j,! K.icl.sh, Kretich and Amci iian ItU. k and Uncv ' " , ,"',,l,t' he tin, I. r.u. titi d fn-c-cassjnieres. ' e.nal tow ti.lii.., vi . :

Krem-h doe skin and ra.hm, ret. vrtfi i'i,- (:s,- lute, an

llla.k and laney silk siitui niol v.iirslid i,.,,',ii.,

Marseills, IllacA' While and lai.rr .1.. m riioiisoiie and two, the , a.f half., r

.. .w.,e. tl.irt. . ,,, f..rt. . n. tw

' " ".iii.-iih anil itiii-ti.Hx, ,,, lown.l.i

... . .. -7.- se, eu. Lands appriM.riat. d l y law for the

oiili.arv, or olh th. -ales.

'I lie oil', rinir of 'h C.,liiti,e,..',..l on ih,-

',r-ti'it:i. .1

ot-.rl:oli of o.

i!-,-' i'i." ii'it'iim f.ttii

fri-Tf Hot tieotl HO, iuu il.ta d. t.!r ver.

n.:.,'.1 a

i. n i: .... . r tti-e- 1 ti. .t of- . ; : 1. i". ., w . i a t.- ,'ar., .-.Mia .'.,..'ytu Mtju L e J . , Jj-i-l:ut llt'W

!i :,.

lacti.iual t.

forty- il;hl, an. I

sl'l, "f ratitjc r.irt'

1 33

RF.rRK(.ENTATIVIS DK1.F.0 ATES.

Couutiew.

Allen,

unite,!

sociation

haitist

ciiiRCHEs. woone,

OuSumlay.July 21, the IW.way Baptist ! np,,,on' w -hurch,New York, was d,.nse,v croW(i ' . I 2row!?'

ituc.. the baptum of John OritTitl,, a converted J'. by tho r.astor ofthe Church, the Rev. Dr. l'owling.

hiie, &c ,

Carroll.

Cass and Howard, Clark,

Clay, Crawford,

Clinton aud Tipton,

Th, Riblical School al Whitestovv--, N. Y., Is 'e only one for theolopical instmetion uader the prlronaoe pf ,hc 1pe. ,...

estalilishe,) about ten years since, and more than 1 Dearborn, Z in0", n,iaM0r3 ',aVe a,rady bpe" eduCa- j vies,, n., .,' lVkalb and Sleubou, lbs Kaptista in N.v T,,.. I oi Peratiir.

he, and about l2,.-i(K, lnember8. Tl( I V.aware,

s.o.. are tour III number I. t .

-.y oi .imi-.iission B.t

It has

itllltsla

l!ZTZVUhe Baptist ''""-Louisville aetmins his nnsil :..

nn mj r " ,rS'fi 10 Ilia AmeriJenounc,R,ts so-called abolition character.baptist Convennon will not ask the American tmsTRn B,We 80Ci,ty fr S'ta. Ii.L L . ",ma; "r--""y relationship ythe"""- WenLtat Amer "aVC.U.r 8UXi,iary ",atte"'P "untroVr Fr ' We Socio. Y Z : Ke",UCky BnJ F0rCn Bi' For l , P W a" inpeJeut position For hat reain, auJ w,u.u w P vlX,:a7,W?dono','-W' nntthoincon-

r"'' rr.i, now vcry

Dubois

Klkhart, Fountain, Fraukliu,

obvi-

Fayette, Floyd, (rant, tsreene, Gibson Harrison, Hamilton, Haneock, Ileudrieks, Henry, Huntington, vVc , Jackson, JefTer.ion, Jennings, Johnson, Kosciubko, Knox, Laporte, Lawrence, Lake aud Torter, Lagraupe. MaJifcn.

Names. Allen Hamilton, E K Haseoni S7. Tannehill, Smith Jones, V Mclean, JM A Dnzan, Jona Harbolt, S Chandler, R Ii Milroy, O A Gordou, JTW Gibson, l Fisher, F D Yocum, Pepper, S Situs, iCJ Miller, J.I I) Johnson, j Walls, E PITerry, E R May, Jo. Robinson

D Kileore,

R R Edmonstou D E Heach, Joseph Ristine, SGeo. G Slioup, Spencer Wiley, V W Thomas,

(Ross Smiley, 1 II P Thornton, Vi C Hogin, II L Livingston, 1 Samuel Hall John Mathers, 1 II W Clark, Geo Tagae, 1 C C Nave, 1 s,G II Ballinrjall, flVmiel Mowrer, 1 Collins, S P Mooney, 1 JM G Hright, 1 W M Dunn, J I. Spann, 1 F Hardin, 1 James Garvin, 1 W W Hilt, V B Nile. RD Taylor, 1 M.-lchert Helmer, Crumbacker, 1 I Howe ' rji.

W I

piocccd to contract w ith some ..th

p,rsn or persons r,.r furnislnnij the said supplies; and shall forthwith cause the di H'erence between the amiiiint contained in the proposal ... cmranti. .1 and the amount for which he mav have contracted for urnishiiiK. the said supplies r..r the w hole period of the proposal Io he charged up against said bidde r or udders, and his or their (guarantors: and the same may he immediately r. cover. .1 bv the Vuited States, 'or the use of the N avy H, pnrtmen t, in an action of

...... against cutler or all ol said persons. Anj. l is.so...1,?-w.

follow s:

nanufacturlntr.

Jeans, blue mixed, 3 leaf, 37i . ... steel . ' fl saltim t. acconltiit; to color. 37to5 s Cassimere, arcordim; in color, f21to7J t! Cloth, according to color, 50 tnnjt. White Flannel, according to width, 15 to '5 J.V"' " . " " lo.ni lllankets, per pair, S2 '0 FULLING AT THE L'Sl' AL R a.TE CARDING AND SPINNING. White Wool in broaches lilt, en cents per poundMim.I seven teen. cent; Hcliuq ) am, one cent. 1 he smallest lots for spiniiini; mtit he lifteen pounds A li'l'lf 'l.l'S tstitf si i i i.V

Wcalo wish i. known, I... ........ - .. I. A'" 'r!';V q.'.tie, are ...ch, we think all

. . ... .1 ...:."T.. .... iV. "-" o.. r- ....... caiiinir can l,e suited. Wcfeel thus r..

.,,,,,11,11; ,.,r ,nc supply, n our customers, an, that a mil

iroin our lactory or a iron ttis ioods will In

tor casn, exchanged lor wool, or that

receiveil at the waion, maiiufactii

as our customers mav nrefer

PRICES OFGOOnSc&RAW MATERIALS. M'c 9hn ma Ac (ho piiio m which nur irooiU nl nt which e mposi to buy iho raw material cntirvly atistai-tory. I.attri l, May 22, lS5f),

Lint ii

i toria

Great Excitement! rjtHK. uiidrrsi,rn,.,l have just received a splendid 1 assortment of Sprini; and Summer (i. toils-, I,,.

To the Citizens of Franklin Co, Ind. IfpF.SSE A. MOOHK takes this method of informing sV the citizens of Franklin County, lnd., that he has opened a NEW HAT AND CAr STOKE,

Mi 31! Mam st. east side between Rth ft oth. ( incin-

nan; w here he may ho found at all times ready and i w tllitic to w it on all w ho may favor him w iih a cal I. He hopes that hy strict attention to business he will receive at least a share of public patronage rrom old ' Franklin. All those wautiiic a rood and cheat, article I

of thelat.'st and most appro, ,-d style, will pleas. pive him a call before purchasing elsewhere. 4-Ii.m

Anv customers. .!.! ..r new .i,

we will !,. I,.,, .... ... i ..'...'.

Is will be delivered 'B in part a. rollow ,'---' at the wool will . Pl.-vlKo n O . i eland delivered, lOll.S x.lSim0r0S, KltllietS,

Jeans, Tweeds ami Kerseys, Men's and boy's Summer wear. Freneli Linen, for Coat-nr.

Linen Drilling for Pantalooiierv,'

oununer Cloths, all nnaliti.vs ami;

1 I Silk

tSnttmrlls. "lack, nine, nrown, drab and fane, saii.iets. Illack and (rrey mixed " , roltonades. Linens, ',-m, Velvet,',,., Kersev, Iteaverteens, Ky. Jeans, Mohair l ord, and olh, , smu m r v oaiintrs. i!:i.ss?.(.i)s. I'lain aud fan. y silk and Mohair 1 ust, rs. do M. rinoes a id 11 . luS iiti. s;

v a.nnicr. s, miiii. ue Lam, s, ;im.-h..,.is. it .1 t'liliforni .., llue.ia Vi. is and Dr. rot, )!.. i.l-trin-Th-.uis, plain and fanrv lav. ti. ami I ji,,.,,,".,

. ok iu,.. tin. 1 i i. !i linens, it ,,. :, lawiu.iac.iiieis, Hohiii, and s,.4 lnui

SiK and roiton l'.n ,.,.U anil Shades. I'lain nlark dta ss silk Ul iek figured and lane, d., fhstia:. able sill,, and Vn,..s I'lain lllue, red, Kre. n, a nl ,.u.k silks hiti satin and Konnet sill... XOTIOXS. Linen, cotton and Thread laces and ck-inr;.. Cliinps, .l.iconel. Satin stocks, mid ,a,l,ri,'s r.eiill. inan sl.laek fancy -il k and tin., hi. in ,i,:,i, Ladte it (.uillihi,,,', white lit . o a id fancy pik t h in.lki felt. . do Silk cot ion and Kid l.,s I. ailo s pien. t i-l.iv, , an l i.,u, '.entlemen s black, w lute un.l ,, , , ,., ,,., l-d. .1.1 cloi.d .1,, do do cj.fimerc ;U and lnM 'is w iio do Ulack and fancy silk and nullum fritin . d , I. itu ii do " htte Curtain , i V. I,, l 11. !.',, ns; White and Color, d sk.-i.. ,l,n....l

-r.r j

pui-po.. s, w ill b.

a ho.

inr.f. .1 n,r-

ip lime.

use of s.-l , excluded from

the

we m. tiliiitti ,1 l.iii. Is uilll,

ln,s ai.t.oi I .....1 :

order ii. which ih. v art-ad,, nis. .1 .. ; i. u ...

i... .1. oi.i..,, n. until ti,,- whole .b in ha,,

, .. r.... an., , , s ,,,, ,s, .!. ttll ,.,, , i pt op. ii ,., r tl. ,i, , ,, !,..,! try ol any of tl,.. I,,,,). , ,. a,11, ,',, : expliatlitl ofthe two we. ks.

i ..... I. on. l.r n.y ban, I, at th

I in.. Hurt., nth .lav nf.lnn,-, i and eirht huiuln d and f,ft v"

. . or it. .in, nt : J. Hl'TI K.HUKLIK

t oiniiii. .,,,, r ,, ,. (;rm rj .and tlilter

b. .-u nf shall l e

all, r tin

of Wa.hii.rl....

Annn Dinaiiii one thou.

XV LOU.

to anv . f ihe

tiounl fo,i.f,i

Roller io I'rrm; lion f laiiit'iuf..

I"' ,. o ,., ti,,- '.;',T .,1 or.-..

lam's within (,o loun.ln,,, ,) tr...'.

i taiii,.!. : -:. :. . ' " '

si...-ia.'.ion o tr

I "ece.ser ol Hi. proper I.aiol OMie, ' nieni then for a- s.iou as prirtiral.'

; noli. e. iiml b. lore the ,la V

rioter ami

and make .:i,afu r s,-. i,,.. , i...

neititrd foe .1..

; '" I'.ioue -iiie oi tin- tan. J.

.... n.ai laitnt .1, o; h I. it.. I.

J. I.ti I fSFIKMl. i.'oiiiniis.ion, r

e.itira-inir

v. ill he fi.r-

O'J w.

ilk,

spring; and

TowushipolTUcsSI,

Ternis of Advertising TjtOR nnnoiiiirint; candidates for roiintjr offices, and oHlces of a hicher crade. .iih.rnli.-r. w.lll...

enarirv.i noli-sutiscribers f l. To be paid in advance.

Deaths inserted without chares , unless accompanied by obituary notices, and w hen so accompanied, to he paid for at the rate ot fifiv cents for every twelve lines or less. All notices of deaths or tributes of respect, he any of the 1 nevolent societies of the day, in be charged the same. For publishing religious, political, scientific, benevolent, and literary notices, or anv other call for public mcetinc,,, t be charged nl the rate above specified. Tolitiral circulars to be charred ihe same. For advertising wives, double the usual price, tn be paid in advance. Divnrce and chancery notices to he paid in advance. Advertising expulsion of m.-ntlM-rsfrom anv secret s,K"iety, to be charged full price. I he above terms will he strictly wid invariable adhered to by the undersigned. Nelson Abbott, efthe Democrat. C. F. C lakksois, of the American. July, 1SJ0.

Caieocnitis. Tea, Cofiee, Stlirar, Molasses, Hice, 1 ohacco, Pen. per, Ginijec, sl'ice, Cinnamon. .Vc. stc. All w hich will be sold as cheap at the cheapest, for cash, or for any kind ol country produce. March .10, 13-19. N. 1). OALLIOX.

Law Partnership. jmis .i. M.rrsox .in johs h.k aikii h ak UAVK. this day entered into a partnt t-sli.p ...the f ratttcc ef the Iter. HHIV A Mtlsiiv, .'eN H. F AK V 1 1 A T. ,

Colors.

C.:uIio' Urrss Good. ....enC.inghams.Chamlir,',,, ! m?I.Vr'"rI !','"" '"" . iNistcs, m ,. ,,.",;,r"1 r"l-""d ccad.., riaii. ', ! ",.F,,l- k-..red Lawns, I la, , made and Fancy Alpacha, 200 pieces print,,, ,, ry ,ar,,,v. Wh. r SIIAW'.S W hite Crape embroider, , I shawls, Jh..'real.let.r.n,.,dll,,eS.lk do. I laid and cmbroid. r.,1 Th.bett .1... Mons D Laineand cloth ju.

v. ,. t HOXXF.TS. Knpl.sh I'rarl Honntts. do Jenuv t tn.l .1..

I earl and Klo ranee Hraid do 1 ulip, Hoiichand Heady and Albino , Misses Kuilaii.l rill" .. ,"ATS AVD CAPS. M.ti s Hoy. and Youth's p,m Hats

no dn Flr.-...' nP;.i .i..

do. do. do.

Tatt-nt do

itoots, Sh.w-s, Hoots, du.

Men's Spnnif Style Mole Sk

lo ranama and Leghorn do and Hoys California linens Vista HOOTS A X 1 S1IOK.S. M!'nc" C"'r' Kil'l'. '"d Mimicra do ft Itoy s do do du Misses' Kip, Calf and Goat Ladies' Morocco Polka do H. cut Hiiskins,

do Fnaineled H. cut Ruskins, do Kid Ties and Slippers, Children's Cold F'.xcelsjur Ties, do Enameled and Cold Hoots, Annixo A variety of other Fancy Good., such as Ribbons, Laces, Collars, Cravat., Crapes, Veils, and Veiling, Kid and Silk Gloves, silk and Worsted Mitts, Fringes and Trimmings, Men's Cravats, Suspenders, fcc. Orn-vr ej Hard II arc, Qucent H are, Stone H ire ami no fir r t II a re. We respectfully ask nur customers and all others, to call at our old stand and examine before purchasing elsewhere. Hrookvillo, March 21, 18J0. Grind Stones. ltrt Grind Stones tu;, 1;11 lt fif y,Y :"'e-.lc"1. R. VYSER

Spool till-, 1.1. Fans C.iml.s. Ih.nil.l,

I'ockel bo s, carpet sarks, s.-w.nir Home made and Seoi.-I. .!,,-..... I

Looking ijias.,-., wall and window paper. Umbrellas, ll.iitoii., Ilonisaii.l F.y.-s, dr. .s Huttotis I ailor's and llr s Trimmings, Finn-lire hraid, straa. and Itutlnnd llomu t.

sumps, cmp ami I inan llotineis, ;u, -t, . tises assorted lo

Aspi,ni,, assortment of new stvled

summer lionnet. and Cap Itihliotis

i-tain ri noons ot all w ulrtis

shawls. emhroid. rr.l crane Sli.u I,

..i .i . . . 1

. i-.iu oiacK ami mo.le ,1,. Silk emlii oi.l.-red black and mode da le Lain and I hibet do !(.! HSTK-S. He,l tickings. Apron and Diarn.ej's chicks, Wagon Coverings. Rieached brown and colered d'-illiogs do Musi, ns nfall w idths do t.inen and co'iiiu table Covt rs Linen and cotton baggings. Nankeens, tutored muslins, and Sf lic.as Country Jeans and I.insrrs ft -.1 w hite aud creen P.auii. ts

peiiders, Mr. Xf

Franklin County Seminary ?V IIS ,,.s, ,,,, ,,i he r.,j..,.e,l l.,r the rere,. ,-7. ;:'""'V m..,..i., , s. ,'; Iot a tern, ot t I, e w.-i ks Mr Mo'i'.'V' ''',.'-.'' - ..gag. .1 ,. r, ..., f

engage. the s, r, (lf

i.ri.irii.Mi u .... u .ii i... .

Mr. V... - "' 1

.."cans. , ,.. t rii.l. ,.. .:.!

I'.f. ... no. ...I .! .1. ... . ... . . ' 1

' ".'"I ...in. r this or?ain

. .11. lis ,, ,n,. ,.,,. .,,( n,.n. ,, den.-eili. y ha , e ..lit a . to d of i. , , qualities . TMr. and Mrs. Ingail, ,. ,

.... .or, , i list ,1,,- lr, s. nt arrai.L-

. l!..

-.1

n .

public Ihe , ,. n a ,ol i,., .r.,1 , tn.r. I sat i..

in. lit limy be r. gar.I.

toiii;.!, n,r uux

fi CO i 00

Hah

ia. Leghorn, straw and chip lists Vista and California do

's in nl c ins.

I'anama

nuena x ista and Califot'iiia d

Illack fur. silk, Xentra and brush do

.Veti sand Hoy's, Cloth, and Oil silk Caps Ilarficarc iiml Cutlery Ames and Mowlam, shovels and spad, , Pick., Hoes, Trace halt, r and lug chains. Saws, squares. Hinges, Screws, Files, Morse Hasps, Knives and Frks. Locks, phis,. I. P.,.1... ....I u.....h.

er kin, cs, Collins Man'sand Williams Axes. Ka.ors.

Itroa.l Axes. Hjnii'i. sio .,1. v.,.i. K....L..;.. .'.. i..

and churns. Carlo tit. r. im.,,,... t:r... nn... .....

Mowing scythes, Hemps aud Gra-s Hopes, Hn.om

Twine, Jtc.

A complete assortment nf Iron a.,. I v;l- n.r,.

Ware, tilass Ware. Stone Ware. K.f.Ih i, war.- .,1.

Sole and upper leather. Hoots and shoes. Scr.

Persons wi-liuig m purchase anv kind of springor

summer goods w ill find it to their interest to give the undersigned a call before purchasing r., where. KICItAHD TYSKf. Hmokvtlle, Ind. May Slst 1850.

rwr.urti' .. ,tli n. ., k

thai could lu- anticipated.

.. 'I F.H.MS, "tailing, writin-, sp, Unv M, Mental , Artthnn t,c ogiaph, , Kngli.h Grammar, and. ,, , , . Arithni, tic Mental and Natural Phi:., h.

h. in, . ,ry A.tronomv, llola,,,', A'he. loric. Mg. bra. Geometry Sure, vmg, an l Ihe Luiiiainl Greik Language. s , t-XTRA fr.i.eh and mil., c onihe ,,,,,, ly order of tliv l!oar,..f I ru.i.-. . Geo. Jl. rry S c. j. II. IIO w L A X H, PIr 2 );oS, pt Olh.) ' Cloths. C.-issiiuoivs. JSatlinctts J. at.s, 1 'w.t-.ls au.l Cashm. r. ,i, '

i..,. no n, j,,., r. i.-i..,l , i,r

'-'" iv . r MltiL tn

at th.- f,,t (,;jrr

r.t....kville, I .liana.

TrKMSOPTIIK '5 .,.,1"""r '" ': '"' tl.'O in six month.

3 . v a. i n, . nil ol the . ar. an. I . a. ..I ,. :

st-ry y. ar pa, ment isd.lajed her. at

The Han that had a Fit! IS coming hack to STOfGII'S Hrn.hiunrtrrt . M tnthion, tn get another fit. He says it w as the best til that ever a llrookville t ailor fitted nn him. ISKAF.L S l'Ol tiH can he found at hi. shop in the building lately occupied as Matsnn's ofiicv, one door north of Geo. Holland's, Main-Hnrgess st. The public are respectfully invited to call on him whenever thev w i.h anything done in the Tailoring line. Hi. work is warranted iu every instance, and no person w ill bea-ked to take any garment awav that dm. not give tnnrt satisfaction. .'liy i5. !.sn. ,-,1'r.

30 cents i'or

t.r

ADyEr.T,sKv,r.NTS.-One,qare..r 1. .. will beinertel ihr., f .,. ,t..ii. . . 1 .

'ue dollar and tw, nt,-V:,'e rents if pav'Vt'il i.tlt- vrip- m.i.I ...... .l..lt. . !-.-.'

... . , , ' " ' ...' fl..., l. IV tdel ised two tears. an.l . o ih.- ...o... 1

tmn foi the time pa, ntt in I. delated. Larger ad verti m.nl.fr ali,g, rtio.e w.ll breharg. d on the same pnncipl, ..

iu advance; nient be tl. 1

CIS

Truth Stranger than Fiction ! THF. sulistriber continues, by a safe and new ly discos, r. d method to kill Cancer, an.l remove tlx iu boilij ami rvutt, thus making a p rfrctcure without the knife, tr touting pain to the Patient; and .urcesslully treat. Co...nmp tion and all Inng a (Tec t ions hading to it, without Drugging the Slomath; This is the most Scientific and successful method of treating lug Diseases. Oflice opposite thr Burnett House, on west 3d St. Cincinnati, Ohio.

No-15-lmo. y K. W OMBAl'GH.M

BRANT'S INDIAN PDLHOXARV I1ALSAM wri rrry m.tny of tU !iin I ttr'ifj wkct! .Tt.tf trr-t, rtt

, r'.Kio' i i i " ' ' it v l i in -i vi'Tli re.it. !;.;. .ff.fij ca-t'l j uf t.'yrii.v. iri til., I. J Ll NiiSuoh iiori n.ss ch, wn ur ! r- v. r U'Wrv omil y uiiytlf.-r ni'i -;,!. ,,i ut;,-r. f. h, pf Uhh Mimf .f tf ftiHuitnl a. I t.nvc iM-tTi jr; i'M,'i-.i .y 'ii.ir-.n ui:.i t'r:ct;iii. ( U ai'II',1- ( i t nviN;. Soiin. w IuhI il,.-ir Imii.iU l.t,H- mn.l,-, (.;,v.. . p-ii cm-il. Ntr.i ytn i.vc; .hTf. who il xs a nul mihjII i mil Iiv nnitijvr luy, urw nuv u wva uii l.oanv a Uiuy I i-vt-r wen. Ii imsfn-fmi'l rfi.'cii-ynsi?!!: nn.l rurifX in- mtuii ni ly j on Htttfrfui uiut m-livv iu liu- pn-j .unt,'m whit I we culi

BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT. nr r.:d-'.ni i.ifTi-rii fr.nii hi K: ir. l..'muM' it H.-r, n-rr.tl tiirdvuTt u u-ht:tt ute tn'tti y ttfUJj-tcd tu,Ui4 4 rUcntutLy nc-aary Jr, Vie turt tjf COUGHS AND COXSOTTIOXS, un.l all diM-ust-s t-f a f nln-oTriry riiii.ir. diM-'a n jMintiy pro.e ti butd under uni'itsitrv trc-Itns-L wIkii Uk'V Crrn, Throat, Limrn, nnd Heart T1.1-BAT.SAM iifai jas:ci kfVfw the I.t'Sr;, ktk! ii.Tt vitrrn.t';s, rnUztnly and cuiy at the li - il- Vlu Kmru r tiff at i-i hf.il :o-rw i-sUrjutHy. Thi Hnitfii run-i Ni n t. imw f t rhi t wtmUK n out u tkn. afli-r tul I'tiicr r-i:it -i.i'a Lnvcaii'. d ts do yod. Thousan&3 of Consumptions tB; I Chronic Coutu n'.'illfl. iti'V pn-v' itu f. i r.iiini j efir.ic in Mirli ili'uM-. an i u.j.l-ui'i' J Himfiu' p.vT, m .H;l.'Mi', liH:ii-n.: Tn;T!l"i.. Ul T!;J f-'' W itU C"II1',M.UL1 or.it ii:-.ii-'-. vu. : i',it; V -t. f.l.r.i:,,. ,tt Mr i.uiy ln ui t.,' i!n itt a?.-'. ,c.r. .t.jfif-Struts, A. mum ComphiiuT. I:r!j.if,itt,-ti J t;ir Hr,t;. 1 i -Ur.i Itifiti.fvtn. J i, .-. Urry mij Summer C- m:j l-ilt,! ill Children tfjii At'.uU; tti till FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS. N- --iy .tlT! I t.i fh p-jK'ic hn t-v(r I n half at trrftttu nut ,;.ctu.?l in r.-.-i'.rr.. all l - Jriri i.M 'ai irvutVa.. r aaU irr;.7-n'-- of t'ic m-x. Mfast' i'i i.monahv KaI.saM. l! mu'..' cofllf'T, j.cv w ltflt.iT lh ij 'Tmii ft rtu- I kf u.jprei"U. -ti. r ui'u-r trvanrt it KF1 LATK-S ALL, by k'rr.-i T.'fiitii; t'u: V-l'l M. cvi!tztnfj I it HKci'I.ATi" and Kvihii'.ij ,iud aiU.mg nluvuls Ikh.itahu.iiv Ci 2te joiiij -i.k-tv. COlJSTJIvIPTIOri. A DYING WOMAN CURED! .,n,v t!:- Ciif. to prvo ih fwrn ti- ?vb lu'u w ltn th: 1ALAM if h - -l. tn ufu t t(;t (h rwn li- vv

th.it he mi" -ri -j-i rrKiAi.-i i.cjhks vxre fou tt ! K.r th I'irtu ul ira of rai-t. tt:ul rj.rtf.ble und uh! -ul U M j-ro.o' nil tlie.circunieiiiijcr uuJ iicl, w rvi'cr to wuf ! a-,in-vru t'tTor.. d on Mrf ZICA HYKEMAN, of -iliU n Sp.t, Sir ttfQit .'uut.tu, X. y. Wi can pruTe. Ihj. -ol a itiiail, m i ..v cf'ffTn, almott nfMiUy h jUm.kn- tuumrr Jf c:t' 11 C''jh uud Cvnm;ipifH. i k'HICit, WUiCb A f P j-rvrt u.-ued ttti,utuiie ty MwluiL L IHItblCIANa, FITS, FITS, FITS. M-ra. J. K. l.IPriNTOTT i. HON. n-rtshl rw. cLl'T'a. ,u iidtt-ffiTr. iitltr.' n-u'ifi.'. l'mt)ti,lea,,ui,wtxAr ti u. M.v 1'. IMi. tH;:ti . Hn'mn' ii,r ni it rns h.rb h; .1 t-i n iil riv.' i fnnii liit- ur-iMU HUANT S VI LMo.NAHV II A LSAM. 'iiat ih .f il u cu-i'Hi!i,ii hn l it.fi itit'oriu'-tl litem ttiti liir rl:ii, iAh:cii ud itwn uhnoi in iits r trerui 'fft'n, wdi- cunjd ly liw time of Brant's HaLHAM. LIVMU COI'LAINT-DYSI'IirsiA. 8oiir P .ii.pi.ItrU (or Uie cure effclid by BRANT'S MtiiltiMl.S. ClIltOMC DVSKXTEUY od Pcmm Ct'MFi.A! NTS. in ehitdren r yrown pmuuM, curtvj without a..y JuJure whatercr. Aio CHOLERA INFANTUM. No molhT t:r-o .-v.-r ni'iuin the tieatii of l-.-r ciiild Ly IL it rl.oO tl.'st.oyinj C"li!'t.i;::. ts hei; titthitut in warai tve.i'.ii.'r 1 'ir.i I 'l iu'wn. 01 t. ;.t 1- c::. .-.1 r)ir. C- s., 1 -.iNT if VM S I'l '.MttN AKV BALS.V-M" iwi.,i;n;:.:st.'r'd Io I.."-1 ii:.d. li iit.u. J, huever. m ssuA M,.,. lo l;i fi.-.rc ! Uirit .ti.oi. 11. lln.'t.'oua uc acii btniir pi efCr.tir, U.1U1 Lu csilt-i ' la cl-tsc&.-sj

Fursalo by M. V. Ilaile, Crookville, A T Irwin &.Co , I'dirfielj, Win. rtuliultutn. M. tituura, 11. D. Titliii.in, Laurel, C. V, Overton, A niierst,n, I). Ilever, Lilierly, II- Rider ei t-oil, Hron list iile, J.I.. An.!r, liiinl.,jsville, I. .!ason, Coa.ieriivilie, N. Crnr;o tt ' n., Coltlllll.i l, Tllomou st Oi.it spie, IJreeiikburjr, K..tou U.iuihv Co., Miiluni. l Crisweil., Nupuleou, Ml. 'el 6t J. li. Cinrk, Miiuclieter, W. Ceuner, Fayetteville , S. IJurbar, KuMiv.lle, H. L. Autrulitio. Cl.nk-.burg. W. JoliriMiu Versailles. 11. Allemotig Milan. Ferliis Sc .McCuilouoli, LawreDcebtir(r, uud "uy hgeiils iu every lowu Dt ihej-ute. All letters and urders must be addressed to Wallnt.e &. Co. 10G Uroadway, w York ee. 1U.4J-51

i). i. joi-:s, ATTOKNEY AN D COI. XSK1.I.OR At I. AW. 15 r o o k v i I I e. I n i . Mtict 'tin Minotii.v,, t. Qte. :e, iitv-j:-i

XOTICK. frir"' .iibscrilK-r is the lef;ally aiith.ni.rrf a;ent 6 for the sale of i he patent l ii;lil..f the Tittinr AVapon, inv.iile.l ami iiatelited bv W'illinn. M vi.

of the tottn t.f Sniyrt.a, Slate of Delaware. The nature of the invention and improvement, so arranges the bed or limlyof a wri;oii that it mar be r.tn back tn frittion rollers until its centre of rraviiy is brought ov. r the axl.-trte .f the bin I si heels, .then it is tipped or tilt. .1 up io .lump i.r discharge, its loa-l, spriois hi iiis,. :.rrnni.'.l as to prevent any con. us. ion ,,r pir Ml., nth" l.,. istorned and .hp. dov.it. A n..,lel of il.,- wtttron is now at the store of Mr. Uuhar.l I'Mierin Rrooktille. HIC iiAKDt.HAMBFKS, Afr.ni .T in. nl:. ! ' i,?.;3-im. tor the i repritttir.