Indiana American, Volume 19, Number 14, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 March 1851 — Page 3

iCXloregalale the issuing of Execution

and ( b'"' ' i"ciuu uofMrion Pfarrn' Lawrence, Unian, Favette, Martin, and Blackford upon which has i?saed for three yeara, from no execution thereof, and when fees have not the rendition been eoUiCted wr mi" roination oflh nit ia which ,he Mme " taxedSection 1 Be It enacted by the General A . T 1 : Tl. . " 1 1 MbIvofthe Slte 01 lau""'- ,u " cases when anv judg-"""11 cr ja3Bmen ' of the courts in the counties of Marion, D.ar- !,., Lawrence, Uu.on, Fayette, Martin and Blackford, ahall have been rendered, and the same shall have remained three years from the rendition thereof, wi-hout execution having ijfned thereon, it shall not be necessary to revive

tent.

,C inc-menl cr judgments by scire facias or j sacajui-e. v ; , ..unttnn mat- . t t ', m a. 1 ,th-i. ' J 7 . .... iaoe nr.on such iudment or ludp- ! tnere"" - - .. hia(r,nt fir ftltrtrnAv ftrt 1

mtau ne y""""' tk fi- n, with the cleark cf the proper court an I . 1 , r M. leM' ' ""ou she "squatter ques-.-W that the me remains in whole or in i ,J , !' ""B found inadequate to ata-aru tnsi ine . , i forne local.ties the people have been dispensine Mrtua.'atiffied.and that there is not as hebelie- jjusttce under the code of Judpe Lvnch.

vei aDV gjod reason why such executions should where said amcavit Is mace by an i " frit not tsne; ,seatcr.Uorae!r,.rece,veror an asgnee or ! aay other person interested in ordor to obtain a j fee bill e- execution (and each persons are herefcv aathomed to make said affidavit) said affida6y aaworiiru I v-l shall be, that aafl costs remain nnpa.d, so rarssitcanl fcno- w wrect sua uiai ne j y knows di at gzod cause wny a tee bill alio a id sot be issued. It shall not bo obligatory upon aersea collecting cost to pursue the course . i- fr,:0 aA k !, :ru. .l..-.

'cd by scire facias er notice as heretofore. TJlirten persons, supposed to be passengers "'-"a r .'i i . . . . on the Empire City, on her last trip, were mur&e.i. l cases where costs have been dered white crossing the Isthmus by a band of ca!y taxed nd remain unpaid for three years ( Carthagenians and negroes. Among the mnr(nm lh krmination of any suit in which ser- dered were two ladies and three children. ,.c were rendered in any of the court, afore- j F.rwai.. i c.lir.r.i. ssid, it shall not be necessary to cause the same j We have heard of Lakes of Gold, Mountains to he re-Tsxcd hv scire facias, notice or other- , rGo!d and Gold Bluffs in California, but here is wist, but fee bills for the collection thereof, ' f.CatifMna. Farming which ' ' although as sUted reliable surpasses the exaemay at any time thereafter .ssoe, upon reqnest gerated accounts of the golden crops of the Paor the person or party entitled to such costs, j cific Stale. in the same mauaer as if the some had been re- 1 .. Th's account is extracted from a letter pub- . ... , Iisned in the Journal of Commerce and certified jested pnor to be exp.ration of three years 8S Uat) jn ewy parlicn "nd Cert,hed from the termination of any such suit, provided, j Mr. Jan.es Horner went to California four AO encb fee bi.'l shall issue until the person or ! Tars ago, by the overland route with his family aersens demanding the sjme shall first file in ' from N,w Jersv.located himstlf on less than 150 I .i,Li ec, .u . ' "c"'s of ,and some 40 mi'es from San Francisco, the proper c!,rk . office, an affi Savit that the . and hia f,rmine opemioM in lg50 thu,: fsesremaia due and unpasd, and that there in nntely given. at as ha knows of or believes any good reason ! He planted 130 acres of Potatoes, which

hy such fee bill should not Usue. And provi- ' , .u.j- r l i cm father, that prccd.ngs npon any fee b.li or eiecuuoa issuea in pursuance ot the provisions of this act, shall he suspended upon motion to r,.or , ;n t : t.. j. .u t ... JUUS luereui in vacation founded upon affidavit showing that a good and vaHi defence to the same exists and such case shall then be docketed amongst the causes pending in court and shall proceed to trial and final determination, in the same manner a s If scire facias or notice to rev ive.had been duly issued and served uprn the party against whom the same msy have been issued. Sec, 3. Ia lieu of the fee for issuing scire fdcus or other notice and in full compensation fjr his wrv ices, the clerk shall be allowed for each of .iij writs, the usual fee allowed for executions. Sec. 4. This act shall be in force from and aft-r i!3 passage, AX ACT relative to the practice of law. Section 1. E it enacted by the General Ataembly of the State of Indiana, That in all actions where the damages sought to be recov ered are crtW-jitilinuidtited r.hararto. ti.tK.. arisinj ex contractu or ex delicto, it shall be ! l.ir.il f..- ,v. . A-r. i . j , . """" " or ceiencanis, or in case ofseverance. for any defendant at any time confess ju.1g.nent in favor of the pUntifT or plantiffs for any sum and for lh costs that have ac- i cruei to the time of such offer; and in case such' ftr.hH be accepted, then judgment shall The accordingly rendered; and in case such offer is not accepted, and the plantiff or plantiffs fail to recover in such action any sum beyond the ' JSit tor the plantiff for the sum so recovered and cfstf"f'uit n? to the time of such offer, and for ...r ..oce oi me cost, judgmeut shall be ren- ! "vu rvamii ii ic uiaiiiin nr mini irf no ah. a.y be. provided however, that such offer if not v r - f 1IC LUSC a'Xepted shall not be deemed or Uken as anv ! lisjion of liability on the part or him or I tneni makin? the same. Jf. a This act ahall apply to all actions of 1 character prosecuted ! anv court of in- I l-rtor jurisdiction, and also in cases of anneal. !

vieie such offer waa not made in such court of part thev raise as good wheat, oats and barlev lafenor turisdlction I L " Sec 3. This act s'.all not take effect and le 1 V 7" iM lhe S,atM' ,nd " for P0'ia force from and after its passage, toes, cabbage, and onions no Slate In the Union ... ; can surpass it I have seen plenty of onions siZmrtiwnnV1;'hUt 5G're' We that Weighed lbs Mch- nd these onv ieo statute, oi lc4.l, aathoristn? coronera tn . , pay the ettpenses of inquest and burial ,onsbro,,ght .M P VA. As for stock, it Scctiom 1. Beit eiidCtpH hr th. n-- 1 cannot be surpassed. I have aeen hno-a killul

Assembly of Ihe State of Indiana. That section 1 1. Chanter 5K- nf r.piu C-.. - r . J j , " '.'isiui'S Ol IJrtJ, oe u..i..uen mat Ilia coroners sha tak fit from the proceeds of anv nrari r.. hnHxr J j 1 ' . ,,,r -, . .... utxrassa person, u any, and if there 'OA 11 n narennnl ... ... 1 1 , ' . - r-"..a. r-.uj.cny 10 sen, inen irom the , money found o the body of a'c y deceased 30n over whom an innnest hll be. ! . 1 nine ucrii 1 .

... u, ana pav ine exoenses ol said innneat. .:""""" y auuui ue surpassed. 1 hsra sra

gMher with all reasonable charges for the burial . t'SlaSrilrihS. US'li! I nas oeen held, to be by said treasurer ap-i n 1 1 a ai i s ' pld in the manner provided in the section to nicn this is an amendment. 6c 2. This act to be in force from and srter its pauaage and reception in the several counties. AX ACT amendatory lo an act entitled "an act ! u 't,fe "a . "fits of common -,r..ni jig. SI, n,by ofthe State of Indiana, That it shall fce i i . do it snsptnt rti tli i:.n.nl a - . .. tnedutvofthe tnn,n.h; . . thedit u.-.a, upinr. iu uistriuu le to lll.lnnf. :!; . i ,t , . " icspmiive towasntps trip KrKrtrtl r.. .1 . ,, f. - ..r the srhni r..j . , , '"e school funds rece ved hv them foe -Hot.;k.t'on. in proportion to the number or scholars in ' ,anv th'"e n the act to which this is an end.nentto the contrary notwithslauding. j r. - -- an ua m lorce irora aua 'rits passaire. E DUMOXT peaker of the House of Representatives.! 1 JA8- II . LANK. , President of the Senate. Approved Feb, 13 1951 JOSEPH A Wrig HT. ter frwm the Cnpe of Csnvd Mope-. Bostom, March 21. Thm hDpnn. tJ- :i r i I .sjuC iiamuiuii, irom me ijane of H ope, arrived her, to-day, with forty days Inter ' newi p. ...... . , . . 1 tIn t. r V rZ e taken P'aCe I rttu? j Caffer Chieft nd the ED8,igh autho- j and it is stated lhat the Hottentots were lo warring in their loyally, several engage- j mntsli4d taken place between the Caffer anJ i atUs allies of th. F.na-li.h in mii .1 , . F," "f i".)i vi -"'cn.iheCaffes were victorious. The moat

P'ompt measures were taken by the English i ,ected "7 Board of Commissioners. The folernor, and it is stated that he would soon be ! 'owing Officers constitute the Board: Generals at lhe head oflO.OCO men. On the 23rd Janu-; Scott, Wool, Twigs, Jesop, Gibson, Towson, TTi 3,000 Caffers attacked the Colonists near Lawson and Jones. They propose, (saya the

' "ft 11 &u, and wrer rin1wd will, 1. .. r 1 ... - . c . vuj; iiuuureu allied; thee arterwrrl marl. Me.l f. " "w -s. - s u M UOUVtm I U ttack8, and on ti,e 7tn 0f tne same mo-uh 3 a3 attack on K.,.i CuTorl tha l.:-r' temsmis U: , s e, - . 'i5 son, anu a uuthtmt oi ni people

tMttr frona California. Nw You, March 22.

The Crescent City with two weeks later advices from California rearrid h.r d..b ,n . , . i... sV! . J . I " dock mt 9 0 c,ock 1 .,.. u.s,.i. uo leu me ta co, CIvde and Prom.tbeu. at anrhor frrw 11 " .. V? f . u,,aKrrik i ne rnuaaei- j nhla rkiUH r lr. --i I r unrans od me illn. The Crescent left Kingston on the 14th. She haa over half a million in gold dust as freight and a large amount iu the hands of passengers. No election had taken place for U. S. SenatorMonday the 15lh, was the day fixed for the election. Ind is II difficulties confirm in vv HM hipi (III Ug C Jl" Efforts were being made in the Legisla- j ture to raise funds and troops to carry on war Aumority has been given to raise a compeny of volunteers to be used in case of necessitv. i'i . 1 ... J . L . . con'a dry and warm and the health ef the State was wever better, but few deaths occurring. -old dust excitement was considerhlv dimini - h - i f.w,.i:.:..-.t -"'oiy ci ; rrmminir in th!r "Fmiuus 10 me Colorado were proTU. I L ? i r p . i a .van uiii ior siu.nuu pawd the LpUIai. ... pecu'"iis M to the successful candidate KnalAf asdM r was growing more in public ?.vor: Divorce laws were occupying theltention of 1,18 Legislature and the people to a considerable "ll Th" fW'ing WUM aP,iDlrt d'":e. The accounts from the mines were fovorable. The Crescent City brines one hundred and thire.gni panseneers. I h Isthmos and Orewon naa arrived at Panama the former with three hnadred passengers, and the latter one hundred aaj forty. The Legislature of Oregon had located the nltal a O.J Panitn! lm K'"e, I Worth ive do,!ars er oushe, t"ie Sl'3.000. He also raised on four acres, 40.000 nound. of Onion-, -hioh .M aii'i cents a pound being fl 6.000 "0,000 cabbages and raised 40,000 He planted "' wnicn ne sola si 4U cents each heinonftft ... . . ,nnn , " " "wu pou nun oi tomatoes, which he said for $ 6,250. He raised 40 tons or Pumpkins and sold them for $4,800. His potatoes averaged 270 bnshels to the acre many of his onions weighed 4 pounds each and his pumpkins averaed 30 pounds each, some of them weicliino-70 nntmHt ti.. .k... crops, yielding him $218,050. he raided lare 1uantl,ip of minor articles of "garden truck. nr. ir to plant 400 acres of potatoes, 400. acres af barly, . no nas 23 -calilornia f loughs" which cost $55 each and "ten miles" of iron fence, he imported from England, at a cost of over $10,000. j Good farming lands in rich valleys, within i 50 raile of San Francises, are selling at $10 per : acre. Cattle are not required to be '-foddered" ; in winter, the grass begins to start the last of j November wild oatsand native grass furnishing all necessary feed, withont man's assistance. ' Hgs, which are raised in large quantities, grow i u;ion me acorns. Mve thousand sheep arrived in the San Jose Valley in January, from Santa Fe, having been eight months on their wsy. i-ucli is a fummarv of California Yrm'"g' Wh'Ch Cerlified trne particulrrs. Front C'nlifarnin. The following is an extract of a letter from Samuels, to Joseph Sizelove: Colom. Dec. 25th, 1850 I have been iW :.. . . , bjn ,B JL" I weeks since I have California. I was taken with the fever, and when the fever WM broken, I took a severe cold, which settled on the lungs. It is tolerablv - '-cf i R many deaths ,n Saramento City with tnecnolera and in many other towns in this country. Perha spsyou would like to know my TmPn.',,,0rn'a - " '" h.n you ornia. It is this.' When yoi 8'into the Northern mines it is very mountain ous 8td rocky, timber eenerallv eood consist;fPi , , ... . . Z p , , ' th" Cen,raI aDd !0U ...6 . ...c ouu vy ui tne uesi OUJKIV. In I llinn nirt itl. I... I -J j nerally fertile. In the middle and soothern here that weighed five hundred and eighteen . o pounds, and never eat anything except oak j mast: nn(J oil r the pork is raised in this wav CK . 1 . ... . . I large, ana n costs nothing to fat- ! . ten your cattle, Tor the r are thousands of acres ofwi,d oats ,n , iTl . T' l w"u 10 gra" lnera " 4-a lur game Grizzly Bears, Elk, Deer, Antelopes, wild Geese D"?" by .th ,hUSaDd- 1 ' ,rs""' u'""- near , na T Asm n a I i I as lean ascertain the mines do not averege more tnan$J,U0 per day. It is true some few are making fortunes, but there is ten miners lhat do not more than clear their board where one come to California and bring from two to four i iianes any hiuu oi a lonone. ii a man thousand dollars he can r . ...ouogetnent . f . lie ran at lnsl f hriV.ta K money, and perhaps make fifteen thousand dol-i " k imiuio ilia : j i . ... . ... ' t... i iu uiio irar, - The m.tlr.i. In S. are as follows, as near as I can learn flour is are as ioi owe, a! . . ' WOrth fifUn dollar8 rr barre, Pork 15 Per handred weiKhti potatoes $10 per hundred pounds, and every thing in proportion. In the mines provisions are about double th tney are in me city, flotl will tell yon what nm going to do- I am going to locate a quar- 1 ter section of land, and I expect to stay in Call- ' j fornia, at least five years, and if I can get a few J ! cattle, there is lots of money to be made out of ! , mem. aow Jo. I w II tell you I would like to j see my family and all of my friends, but Icannot come till I have made something handsome.' T mn.i . i ... , , , .. i ""T". . . I ow o. ) on receive mis letter. Te" Joh Griffin nd Doctor Cleaver to writ, me " e t". "i"ct to Coloma. California, JOHN S MU 1 ' ' Miliuiry Asylum. Conp - ress at the last seasinn .ntk.;..j ....t.k. " - "shment of a Military Asvlum. the site to bo's. Intelligencer) within the next ten days to iit ; ) Mount Vernon, and aome other Eastern poinla, j " ------ i , I "Iter which a portion of the Board will extend I their examlnntinna tn thn vip'mitw Vw llrlna ' J .1 . as: ; J fiL JU niemze up sue ini7Bis?ppt ana vrnio rivers, 'They will probably be absent five or aix week.

From the Louisville Courier Attempted Mrder.B- D,ri.c R.bbery.

, . " " m rowe lor the I r,low,nB pa'ticulars of a most darin ' .Uueoiea 10 jur. w. U. Power for the ! that was nerm.lr.i-J . . PPtted in ahellby county, some twenty miles from this cits- mnA . ' only a short .. . Distance rrom the Louisville Railroad. and Frankfort Between 8 and 9 o'clock on Wednesday night, the 13th Inst, the house of James and Datid Bial. two worthy old bachelors In Shelby county, was entered by five men, who, after disabling the inmates, succeeded in securing some $2,000 in paper money and bar of silver nd then effa their escape. The two Beals, their aged mother, and hired man named Brite. and a negro woman, were the only occupants .UD Bl, C1 mem, DUl the old lady, ! v.M in tu b . . i r ., ... " wucu ino iront aoor, which was bolted, was forced open by the robbers. The villans were armed with slicks, and they first jassulled David Beal.knocking him down and men oindinghim. James Beat was also knocked down, and so terribly beaten that it is feared his wounds will prove fatal. The old lady and Brite were also knocked down and much brused - . . none or them, with the excepUoo above aiaied, are seriously injured j 'ha nativKlutM . , .... . ....gUUUla hcii aoou aroused, nut the villains had made good their escape. Nona of them, unfortunately, can be identified, although active exertions are being made to discover them. One or them was a large man who would weigh probably 200 pounds, and ho had on a drab overcoat, Since the above was is type we have received the following additional particulars from a correspondent at Lagrange: Laciukg. Ky, March 13, 1851 B W N. Haldemax: A robbery waacommited last night about 9 o'clock, four and a half mile's South of Ballardsville, in the edge of Shelby county about 22 miles from Louisville, which in point of boldness, daring and numbers, has, not its equal in oar part of the Slate, I think. The house of Messrs, James and David Beal, was entered by five white men all dressed in broadcloth, who proceeded to knock down the two Messrs, Beat's, their old mother, a young gentleman about 21 years old, who was at the time in the house, and a negro woman the latter was knocked down and thrown on a bed after which the robbers proceeded to invest themselves with upwards of $2,000 in cash, about one half of which was in bank paper, and the balance in silver. The Beats wero both k nocked senseless, and one of them, James Beal, haa not yet recovered and will perhaps die. The young man mentioned above, says that five was the number who entered the house, but the old lady, who was the first to discover their approach to the house, says there were from eight to ten, a part of the number remaining ou side. T am informed that the house and victims of this high-handed outrage presented this mor ning a distressing picture, the entire family being covered with blood. I am sorry to learn that as yet no possible clue has been found, by which to form the most distant Idea as to who are the guilty ones, because having succeeded so well in this instance, the parties may be, and I might say will be induced to commit furthur violence to the persons and property cf others of our unsuspecting citizens. I write you this note that oor community maybe informed that they have in their midst a band (undoubtedly large) of midnight assassins, who are in all probability ready to strike in any quarter for booty. Yours &c, GUARD. Fmnkliai Commit. Mefsrs. Ross and Withers, members of the last House of Representatives, are announced as candidates for re-election. Also, R. Brundrett and Wm. Cumback. Ind. Statesman. Valuable. Hixt. A mall quantity of vinegar will generally destroy immediately any insect that may find its way into the stomach, and a lit tie salad oil whill kill any insect that may enter the ear. ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! PEPSIN he True Dtgettivr Fluid, r Oattrie Juice.' A rrrs t Dyspepsia Curer- nrrnared from Rennet, or the j fourth Stomach of the Ox, after directions of Baron t I.iehir the trr. t llivEinlni.l I c Ho"Kh'". M. D., Xo. 11 North ichth street, Phil", Ule Iphia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for Inoirrstion. Tysnensia. Jaund cr. Liver Comnlaint. Constipation, and Debility, curine- after Nature's i nieii.ua. u y flstntT s own arrnt. the Gastric Juice. See Adrertisemcnt in another column. HYMENEAL. In Franklin Co. lad. On the 2(1 lh Inst, by James Clements. Esq, Mr. John F. Young to Miss Rebecca Whitelock. On the 24th inst, by Bradberry Cottrell, Esq. Mr. Thornton F. How to Miss Charlotte Brooks On the same day Mr. Aaron Misner to Martha Ann Dant. And Mr. Carter J. Herndon to Miss Sarah Jane Dant. On the 24th Inst, by Daniel St. John, Esq, Mr John Himelick, to Mis Mary E. Davis. Mr John Evrick to Elizabeth Catea. ' Mr Henry Case, sen, to Mrs. Frances Allen, lJnAKnlntGf. township, Mr James Gavin, jr. to Miss Martha E. Tuck er. MARRIED. On the morning of the 20th inst., at the residence of J. B. Tingley, CincinnMi' hi' by Re' Jhn M-J' f ' Chapel. Kev. II. B. UIBUW, oi Lawrence ar; tt s PPTPT FrWfjr.AND. nfPincinnati. and aister-ln-law 10 tne it.ev. r. n. . ... t, . nnal",. " ' vonwei. oi una coumy. n But let- C'. Obi. Married. On the 12th inst., by the Rev. Mr. D. Bacon, Mr. Wm. Collins, of the firm of Brewer & Collins, to Mis Elizabeth Ann Woodmanse, of Liberty township. On the 16th InBt , by W. Bowerman, a Jusce of the Peace. Mr. Emanuel Sarver, to Miss Ssrh Everhart, all of Madison l ownsnip. Maied By the Rev. Mr. M'Caw, Mr. Wil,iam Gimore 0f Franklin county, to Miss Hannnh A Darbont of Rnsh county. Miui id-Od thellth inst. by Rev. J. B. Lailiron. I. F. Warriner to Miss Lncinda M. La-throp-both of Decatur county, I las Bask rv lad. Marwed In Laurel March 3, 1851, Mr. David Witt, to Miss Ursula Pattison, daughter of Mr. Isaac Pattison, formerly of Rush co. On the 13th inst.. by the Rev. Samuel Morrison, Mr. Johanon J. Amoa, to Miss Amanda Hildreth, all of Ruah county. On the llth inst., by Rev. D. M. Steward, Mr. Geo. W. Danner, to Miss Martha E. Hillions, all of Rush county. By the same on the Jir. Lianniei icpherson lo Mi Eliwibeth Smith. By the anve on the 18ih, Mr. Joseph Ni -J a. .... to Mias Alice Ann Grey Tl tha nms on the 18th. Dr. Henry II. Link , r. T I. f t ltn . I.. ll.P.u nf ; ol raieaiine, tean, ,u iijai Ka?h coopty. Jackaonian.

Administrator's Notice-

Tf OT1CB is kereby given that on the ISih of I J Marci., usi, leici-.ufsrtm,ni.tration were granY?.hr ,hr ?rob,le c"un r County, E7he ..iny, praixnuKsrHrbnti Aru.Nmii. 1.???' ."''" again., " '! p."-"-"' Ilrmi "na ,now indebted to it will be required to make prompt payment. JONA i HON BANES, adm'r. Mirth IT, 18SI. no 14-jw Grist and Saw Hill for Rent. r"E Mills belonging to the ubtcribt-r on the i. River, S miletabuTe Brookville, are for Meat. Tfcereu connected with them a dwelling houar, or- ' k ' - or 10 of armior land. 1 he Mills are in good repair and hare a good ran ol run lorn. The dam ia good. Poaieiaisn can be given bribe lit dr oCMay or lonnrr. . . . K. W. HALS1EAD March tOth, 1851. M-3w FAKaUII ARSON & ROY, rracucai coot & Shoemakers. "S-- inform the Citizen of Rrnokville i tawana icinur, that thev hare timnH hn.in,.. nihe aboTe line, on Main-bnrrci itreet.'oppoti .... . nope mat by airirt attention to h.,ne. and their experience in London and ParIV likewise in the principal Citiei of America and a nm determination to work nothing but the beit of nick and warrant rod fit., iher expect to merit a .hare of publick patronage. Prrir or lowed boon, French calf, Bnt q.ialilr made to order cheaper than erer wa made in the Stale of Ind. Ladies work of all description made to order, and of real P.r.M.n and Philadelphia itj le, cheaper than eeer before aold in Rrookville, March 19, 1821. 14-une y. EXPULSION. A 7 iio"!;',tJ ne'S of Brookville Harmony Lodre No 11, hHd on January !a,h, A. D. 1851. JAMES M POLLOCK, a MaiteV Ma,n, w.Telpet led from all the rich!! and privilegS, of Maioilry. Tor intemperance and deieriioi. of hii family . .. ISffASL. 9 TO UGH, Jan. 31.-M-3w Secretary. GROCERIES. HHDS y.O. Sugar. i Bbli " ' Molasiea. " S. H. Do. 1 " Golden Syrup; 4 Bbls Mackrral, No 1 & 2; 11 Half Bbls Mackeral No I & t t Quarter Do Do "14 1; 1 1 ieree Rice; together with all other article line just received and for sale by in the grocery. R- 7TNER. Dili EI) PEACHES. W F a superior quality for iale by W R TTNER Mill and Cross-Cnt Saws. 1 HOVELS, Spades, Hay It Dang Forks. Garden S. 711 U S Farmers Hoes, Log Chains Trace and Halter Ditto. r or sale eneap by ( B-. TTXER. A Brilliant Eta! NEED AND OPPRESSION A VAUNT!! P. M. PYFER, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Sole Agent for J. W. Klanry & CO. Prompted by an inflexible resolve, to banish from the habitation of man that gaunt and hideous tyrant Poverty, proclaims to Ihe world an INFALLIBLE SPHCIFIC! warranted to remove the barriers that exclude IVo rathe 'masses' the station, influence and luxuries tn joyed by the 'favored few,' and to elevate the 'lowly born cottager' to a position by the 'lordly Patron.' Experience has tested its Merit, and thousands, who had from chiMhood suffered the 'ting and arrow or outrageous furtune,' have by well timed order to P. M. PITER'S TRULY LUCKY AND POPULAR AGEXCT, realized ere they 'declined into the vale Of years,' fortunes for themselves and fortunes for their children. Always remember, that Every .linn, U'oniin or Child, ww acaus iuiikii upuu in or ner weiinre a grievous wrong, who permit! anothtr dav lo l.ll in.

io me -vortex ol tne past, without making an effort Tv 1 K ' hereby given, lhat I will sell at pub to I ss lie outcry, at the iale residence of I.ee Dare, in FTVEFi flip Tll? nf Pnvorf vt i sPrinsn!' township, on Tuesday the Sih day of rLttiD me 111S Ot lOAert! j April next, the following articles to-wit: one two by forwarding and order by mail, for a a Package or j horse wagon, one carriage and harneis, a lot of Tarsingle Ticket in any of the following magniKcent utensils, also housi hold and kitchen furniture. Lotteries for April, to the old establ ished. far fameit i Sale to enmenee between the Iwnira iifQ xr ,n.l

ana truly lortunaie Lottery Agency of : P. PYFIilC, SOL JOE ST F O K J . IV. M A V R J & C O . J ILEVELAKD, OHIO. The First Order Has time after lime, secured for the Correipendenta of this far-famed Prize Agency, an independence for life. The Poet has truly said. uichri, without thee. Life ia a blank, all history silent. How many men, with spirits as noble and sensibil ities as nne as ever aitilrtl luMre to the mind of man have toiled from dae to dav to earn . ..!.;,. ! .k . . r ,- . - . . . i . " J r ; ler tne Slinnort nf InnH and Huttftni. if. mm. A ' ished off.priiif, until his Constitution worn out by ! incessant labor yielded to the wtight of accumulated hardships and sent him to 'sleep with his fathers, bequeathing tn his helpless wile and fatherless children a legacy of Poserty, Misery and Woe. How mauy fathers look around on their growing children nublest with the inestimable treasures of learning and drop a silent tear, as the rellrcliun in all its overwhel-nitig force bursts upon htm, that those pledges ofloer, are growing up like iiulutorrd saages aud curses in the bitterness of his heart the 'Iron Fortune' that has denied lo him Ihe means of educating hia children, while it has enabled others to "entrance listening Senates w ith the thunders of his eloquence.' Is this picture of human affairs too highly colored? We answer, .No! And if you ask us if this exparte apportionment of Fortune can be changed, we answer yes! The Remedy is at hand! Thonsands have tried it, and in the history of some nfthe weathiest families in ihe country may you read in efficacy. All that it required is 'an order,' (and Ihe very Hrst one may attain your wishes) with an enclosure of cash, drafts or Pize Tickets lo our world renownetland truly fortunate Agency, and with our intercession in your benalf. were you the most unlucky person in existence. Fortune will mile on your efiorts. C?We have in the office now the 115000 Prize.the $15000 Prize (both tent to Indiana.) andthe 84,150 sent to Yotingsion, Ohio, all paid, and we shall be very bappy to show ihem to any of our country friends why may wish to have the occular demonstra tion ol our great luck Splendid Lotteries for April, 1851. P.M. PYFA SOLE AGENT, Cleveland, Ohio. Date Capitals. S 20,000 Ticket a. Packages ao ! 74 I 8 ' Tuesday, april I 95 wcunestiay Thursday Friday Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Tnursday Friday Sat unlay Monday Tuesday X 3I.38I 3 J of 13,000 10 s 4 " S " 7 " S ' 9 as 10 " It It ' 14 " 1 IS - IT " 18 " 19 20.657 S 40,000 10 25,000 t 22.000 S 31,000 10 20,000 S 20,000 4 .0,O0 15 30,OfO S t5,00o 5 39:000 10 21:300 S 20:000 S 141 112 70 110 74 S6 122 10S 74 150 f 51 45,000 10 131 " tl S of 16:000 3 HO ' 12 " 2 " 24 " 25 " 26 ' 28 " 40 20:000 t 74 33,000 10 132 24:092 f 70 S3:.00 '.' 70 75.000 " 20 300 30OO S 105 25:000 S 4 40:000 10 14S Wednesday 30 The nrices of Tickets and Packacea as pnhlished above, rre the prices of Whole Tickets and Paca. ev of Whole tickets. Shares of Ticketi and shares of Packages will be promptly mailed at proportionate rates. Prizes promptly paid at i:fht, and Bank Drafts remitted to distant customers for Prirei drawn by them. (CJConfidenee strictly observed. No name will ever be divulrcd by us 4under any eircurastancri w hatever. Drawings forwarded the lame eveninr that the Lotteries are drawn, carefully enveloped and lealed. Pleaae address always, the far-famed and truly fortunate Prize Agency of P. M. PYFER, Sle Agent Jot J. H Maury Co. CLEVELAND, OHIO. Take Particular Xoliee. The public is cautioned atrainat certain irresponsible Lotteries, advertized under vrrinus lilies iu New York and Cincinnati, by irrrsnonsible individual f. under assumed names; both lhe parties and the Lotteries are purely fielitlous, ann are 1 1 u wu .,1 i. - ....... as you would lhe pestilence. The lotteries ander the management of J. W. Maury fc Co., are lesralized by the States in which they are drawn, and the States are holdrn for the redemption of the Priaei. Buy only in them. NEW CAItPKTINGS. Tmt received by the uiideriirned a freih tupply of tf Carpetinrs.to-wit: t pieces Fine Wool Ingrain; 4 " Wool Fillinir; 5 " Cotten Ingrain; 3 " Stair Tarpointr; By the Iale purchases 1 have made, 1 am B0w enabled to offer to the public a better assortment ofCarprtinfts than lever have before, and am lellinp; at lower rates. l'hoe wishinc; to purchase will do well to improve the chance wow offered them of making belter selections at much lower rates. R. TTXER. STFaKL! STEEL! nnn i lbs Swedes Steel; rMIU'OO ,h F.ngli.h Blister Ditto; IOOO ,v American ' Ditto too " Spring nitto SOO " Cast llitto; Vow n hand and I'.irsalebs R. I TNTR.

In the Franklin Circuit Court AUOUST TERM, A. 1. 1S5I .

George G. Shuup. Joel Palmer, Sarah Ann Palmer, Jamci B. Derbyshire, Geonre Lucky, Moiei Hanney, William R. Morton, and Jainei Wile Rill r. fur. cloie mort- ' n fi 6 ' ! ON rhii aid day or March, A. D. ISft, the laid I complainant filed hia aaid Rill in the franklin Circuit Cum t, accompanied by the affidavit of a i diiinieretted person, ihowinr that Joel Palmer, Sa- ' rah Ann Palmer. Gcorre Lackv. Moses Kaiinrv. I or demur thereto, on or briar the ral ling of said cause, at the next term of the said Franklin Circuit Court, the same will be taken by default for confea led and true, and decreed accordingly. Witness my hanrf this aid day of March, A.D 1851. JOHM M. JOHNSTON, el k F.C.C. EAGLE HOTEL. Liberty, Union county , I ml. rTNHE following is an extract of a letter from a citii ad zenof Liberty, dated March 19th, 1851, to-wit: t,D. rAPPF.N has taken the Tavern Stand lately occnpi.il by William R. Low or rather he has parchased the house. Mr. Tapprn is a civil, moral and Temperance Man and has plenty ol means lo furnish every thing necessary for the comfort of those who may Tavor him with a call. The house has been lilted tip and newly furnished. It is called the Eagle Hotel. no 13-7 Notice to Contractors! T T an order of the Rnard of Commisionen of the I )County of Franklin, Inditna.thr sum of twenir dollars will be given for the best plan, with specifications, for the construction of a Jail, for said County. Said plan lo embrace a draft of the Ditildinir. ground-work and superstructure, number of. rooms, j heighth and size ofnories, kiud of mrfrriali to be , used and prohablecost ot theeniire work. Plans to j be filed at the Auditor's office at Brookville, on or uriurr ,iic 11 any oi April next. At the special session of the Board on said day, one of Ihe said plans, will bi accepted, and the draftman of the same, will be emit led lo the above amount A. R. M'CLEERY, A. t. C. Brookville, Ind. March 12, 1851. 11-3 C. B CA3IP, 7TOH0LKSALE Dealer in Han, Caps and Straw w tr Goods, So. 176 Main Street, rra.tsitle. between rottrin ana rmn.j would respectively vail Ihe attention of Merchants and Dealers to his excellent slock of Hats, Caps and Straw Goods. I have very much enlarged my tales and ware rooms, and having had snperior facilities both in purchasing and manufacturing, have been enabled tolay in my stock of goods for the spring trade to great adraitaire. and am now prepared to offer great inducements to purchasers. ooin in regaru lome variety, quality and price ol ") goons, my assortment is comprised in part ol SilA-and Mulesking Hats; Fashiniable and broad-rim Russi t Hats; Do do do Angola Hats; 2000 dozen Mexican and California Hats; all colors, shape and qnalities ; 4000 dor Palm Leaf Hats; 100 doz Leghorn Hats; 100 doz Panama Hats; 2C0 doz Braid Hals; Grenada, Canton and Manilla Hats; alro ' A large slock of Halters' Furs, Plushes, Trimmings, e. All persons who deal in Hats ur HatterGoods, and Merchants going East, are rrquesled to call and examine me stock, as I shall take pleasure in showing tbem and can sell them goods as low as they wjll buy in Eastern markets. Don't forget the No. 176 Main street, east side, between Fourth and Fifth. C.B.CAMP. Cincinnati Commercial 2 No II Administrator s NoticeOTICE is hereby given, that ihe undersigned hai ss taken out letters of administration on theestate Feb 27, 1S51-1 1. M. V. SIMONSOX, Adm'r as lis . i ess AOrnlniStratOr S Sal3. 4 V. M. TERMS OF SALE On all sums rxeeedine 1. 12 months time will be ijieen, upon ibe purchaser (Tieins; note with approved secnrit v. M. V. S1MOXSON Adm'r, Feb. S8 18J1-11. Estate of Le Dare, dee'd. Administrator's Notice. I' MIOTIC E is hereby (firen that letters of AdminissA I rat inn on the est'atrof Wm. White, late jf Franklin Co., dee'd, has been granted to the undersigned, . by the Clerk rf ihe Probate Court of the said Co. I All persons indebted to said rstate will make lmme-P-vmeni, anti ail person, iinmr rla.ms will present iiiem accordinir to la ... fer pavmrnt. The estate is prohahlr solvent. M ARTIN WILLI sMS Adm'r. March 4th 181 ll-3w. Administrator's Sale FjnHF.RF. will be sold ai public vendue at the late I residence of Wm. While di ct a sed, in Blooming Grove township Franklin co, Ind., on Tuesday the 1st day nf April 1851, the personal property belonting to said deceased, consisting ofhg, cattle, hay, corn and wheat, household lnmitre. farming utensils, Ac. The sale will commence at 10 o'clock on said day. cridit of nine months will begivenon all sums over 3 dollars. Three dollars and under caih at the delivery of the goods. MARTIN WILLIAMS, Adm'r. March 4th 18J1 ll-3w. LANDS FOR SALR. I OFFER for sale 250 acres or lands well timbered, near Brookville, known as the F.ste tract. ALSO. 55 acres near Mr. I.ikelry's farm. Aloa lot and office on Burgess street in Brookville. For particulars enquire of J. H.Farquhar F.sqr, Cincinnati. Feb. S7th, IS51 II. J. A. MAT50V, Oaf Wantctl " T1TP. will par Cashlor Oats. SrptlAlh'2S50. B.U.&I.C.BIHIOXMACKEREL. No. and 2 Mackerel for sale in barrels and hairbarrelsby R.TTNKK. Fab. 19, lr51. Prints and Ginghams. fl Prima. New Steles, small fis-urrd Calico 1 tm WWfinrhams, I heap. j Sept 25th 180 B. H. Jc J. C. Bl'HTOV. SHINGLES. IO.OOOSIIINGI.ES For sale bv Dec. 19, H50 C. F. CLARRSOf . SA LTa -g fkfk nARRPLS,primKana ha Sslt.rf seivad J. I II I and for sale by LIKCK FARt?CS AH. lk'Bps,ssin1avdiana. at the Fill 0tm SALT. lTf B ARRELS SALT, just rrrrivrd and far sals Oil bT X. D. CALLIOM . II rookvillr, 22nd July, 1150. JOHN I. HOWL. AND, Attorney at Law UROOKVILLE.Ia. ... . Tft TJsTeattai-Tl rYTssrMl into. ,7, B l ri a iWF. respectfully call the attention ol dry good W dealers tn Indiana to our r resent and f.irthcora ing at..ck of Sew Sfir.ng and Summer Dry Good: Havine made arrangements for a large increase of dav to ethihit at one nu stantl No. II reari strrei. every description of Foreign and Domestic dry g'inds wanted lor Wseleru trade, and at prices mat w leel confident will be appn ved. We especially solicit an examination of our exten-aivi-Print department. Having determined to ecludefrom our stock all spurious colored prints, e shall keep only auch as ran he warranted fast and durable colors, and from them'ist approved Print Mnulactorirs, such as lhe Merimac, Cocheeo, Washing- ; ton, Glohe, American. Sprag'ie and Phillip Allen's j brand fd i-ootl., rmbraciitg the neweit and muii dr trbir I u..r wr . mr ' " j it l it ,, ,-,.. i.rge.i.o -,e.J.u.i..,....i.u.....r, ........... , approved paper. . . .i We solicit a call and eaaminat ion ofouratock hi merchant! visiting 'hii market. BLACHLY fi SIMPSOV, T No II I'carl Street, Cincinnati, O. nir as rnR FVFRY WOTIND

William R- Morton, and James Wilea, part of the tion some prominent articles, as fol low.;- TJ TSJm tTarja TJ, l t v . T defendant! I. Mid bill are not residents of the Stale SEVERAL DOZEX PIECES OK PK1NTS, Wm na" S itaiSaEl 1CT 10.6 LswlS of Inriluna; the said defendants Joel Palmer. Sarah Enibracine; Ihe best of Merrimack, Cvcheco, Fall! A certain core f..r Cuniump'ton, Decline Assissa. Ann Palmer, Georre Lucky; Mosea Rarney, Wi. River or American, Sprac;ue"s, A pplelon's, and AI- ; Rronchitis, Wa-tinc ot ike l!eh, N iclil Cr eats Sialism H. Morton, and Jamea Wiles, are llierrfore , "" manufacturr. "1 hry are of the latest pattern! ; ling of Blood, Who. pin- Cotiph, Colili Csyrh Ia. hereby notifiied of the filing and pendency of sard i nd i"'hional.le style. Among the best the subscri- ; flurns. Phthisic, I'atn in the bide, and all diseases Bill, and that unless ihey annear and olrsd sn.r I 1,rl "lin''1 lht icnlion lo several pieces of oil of the Chest and I. unci.

or Lee Dare, dec d, late of Springfield township, 1 (u SPRTVil Jn 5ITVMPR f:i1("lll; ' Franklin County I..' All person, i.idehte.1 to said I UV &i 4v.Tn.rnr , estate are accordingly requested to make immediate T,T,TV1 p . t..tTt. i naement. and .11 .hiise having eUim. ...l' I I l' U ' 1. A li I IITTI A I? 1

e 7 , . . ..-.... -h- I JJiXSVyj. .V illl V. 1 1 L JL I , estate, aredesired to present them duly authentiea- , . . ,, ,j hi i.i... .i ' "n- Where bartrains are lo he had!

. ..... . . . . j cttects ol nitooii letting, ann me use ol mereurv ami Forsli.V Itnlm laiiiiiiieiii! JihcrM., n-p.-tmiiir iittj u ti,c.w Fse internal and external .ar Are-n lf Hsrse . " . . fOR all kinds of Wound. SprainsBrui.es Sores.a' D. f.etive r,.ir.n. Palsy. Epilepsy, partial In - am - Milk Leg Burns. Scalds Froi.en Parts. Weak-. J . Dropsy Serofula. it Swelling, ffheumansm. nes. or Pains Tin Ibe Rack or Spine, Khrwnsr.ti.srs, . Ahce.. c., Cleer.. Fistula, etc. eic, are ir-aied sueStiff Neck, Sore Throat, Swelled Face, Tooth Ache, eessfnliy by the I)r, who nriiher uses mercury or lhe Poison, Bee Sting, Piles. Coens on lhe Feet Cramp, toee,-i-6m, iT-""-'0"0.. OREGON HOTEL.

B'd i''iwi-w-oF noRirx For Sweney, Kails, Sores, Corks, Split-Hoof, Bruiars. Strains, Sprains. Cholie and Scratches. All orders from a distance promptly attended to, addreased to S. W. FORSH , Proprietor. Residence North Side or Firth Street, J doon easl or Smith, Cincinnati, Ohio. R TTNRR, Agent at Brookville. Ind T FITTF-V Agent at Rocheater.Ind No l ly NTF.4 SNOW, at New Trenton, Iud COTTON FABRIC. 3t Piccca, Superior, 90 meaeneo nu.nii, a Irish Linen, I lAo RrownandCold drills. Tar aalebv LINCK Jt T ARQVWAR. at hi Past Prise.

IKW fiOODS JCSTCO.HE. rpHE aubseriber hii rereited, oprnrd and now -oHeri to the public a hinil'muc lot of new Good. Hii Hock, withiheadditiomjuitmade.il verv full

ana eompr.te and ollrri ihe belt of inducement! to purchaiera, and from the anxiety he freli to reduce ine nravy amount ne nai on naniM lie iuienli iu eivr i;..i k. t. i .t . i F" nd w'nier Sii-on. Havin? workt d off nio.t " oll ffoodi he ii enabled lo off, -t -n aiinrtmeni .- ...... uu. .... Kw, a fresh and as hamdsohb ai any huuie in tl-County. Of hii recent purchases he would select for mencoloifd calicot-K. Dc fjaincs. S or IO piece or pirns Dc Lainei. i aihionalilt tiured do ALSO--Plain black LnMrra Satin airipi-d do Fiim-d do Black RontbsizifMS extra fine. Kurniturt Prims Gordn Gingliamf Manchestt-r U Several hoxc fahiinnble Ribbons Back silk Lace. Superior bl-ick wurird Hose Chilitreu'd wool Hose Se.-eral pirce of Flannel Velvet trimmings fur dresiea, &c Ladies9 Collars Ladit-s lace do Mounting do SHAWLS. Long- wool Shawls Oranq-e ' do Thibet KmbM do Hiack ttilk frinrjed do Mole colort-d do do Scarlet r mbrmnVred do Super plain avarlrr do do Duiible T il led do Women' Baj S'atc do Mies do do do - Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings. Super China Pearl Doiiurts Fine lirjtd do M'hite crape. Pink Florence.White Satin, Black Chintilla Veils Embroidered Bonnet Hibhoni Fiejitred do do AVhile do do Cloths, Snttinel. Sc Testing. Black French Cloths Rro Heavy do Fulled do Alpine Cissimei-et Fancy do Rlaik Doe skin do Black satin Vesting; Farmer's do " tietired do Sattinetts of various descriptions Hots and Cups. BOOTS AND SHOES, of which he has more than 1'ifly Cnar. In this particular line he has perhaps the best as. sortmriit of any lioue in Franklin county. Ittox. 'TwS " w,yne ,ron 'u,, r"e'Tr'' 5000 Sli&o " " On Ihe Wayne Iron the piice has recently been reduced I A fine assortment of Nails, trdware. Cutlrrv.-- I Sole Leather, Groceries' and all the staples, kept' constaiitlT oil i hand , All persons before making their purchases are i respectfully invited to give inea call. ! RICH ARD TYXES. ' Hrnokvtiie, luil. ott. 19, 150. New Goods. FRF.S1I ARRIVAL &H Ruiffine Sot th f the Fuhticsnuarr. Eatt of Main Burgess Street at the Post tlffice, Itrookrillc Inriiaun fIXCK t FAKqUH AKhave i ni rt-eei v il and i are now npt-nin beautiful airirtmt'iif . of cart fully seltctt?f Spring anJ Siimnirr ;ood, whichfor clioicfof pa tit rn a ndclecJ nee of t y th chsl l-nce the ct,metitioi nf thr Valley, ami invite the caref ul ' inspection of tht'purchairr. l'heir .Vtock. ciMii, in part, of j Super American, Engli-.hjFrench and German Broad Clntha : do do do do do Plainand F.ncy Caimrn I Rlavkhlue, ?ray audfiancy Sattnett j Kentucky and O'ltnent ic Jeana Tweed, Velvet let-n, Isinneui and Colt'-nadta Patagonia and other Coating j VKSTlNtiS, Super Pressed and Cttrtcd Satins do Plain and Fancx'Silkl ' do do do do do do do do do do d.. do do do do do do do do do Silk and Cotlou Velvets Fn-nch and Plain Black Laatine;a Fane) au'l Plain Summer Veiim;(asorted) Ladies' Dress Goods Plain and Silk striped Mode Cloths I French, Scoti h and Domestic fjinchams Plain Pink, lllue. Orassil and Killf Frenchop I Plain and Striped Tall wood; De I. aim Plain anil Fancy Mouse de l.ains Plain and Flowered Liiineiis mew style) Plain and Fancy American Prints (assorted) do do Knlih X French do do Plain and Fancv LAWNS Plain cross barred and striped Jaconclts Rook and Mull Muslins Plain Fancy Dress Handkerchiefs do do Silk do do Silk, Linen and Cotton Pocket do Itrk Silk Lace Veils anil fireen Heraga Plain and Fancy DKF.SS SILKS Plain and Fancv Silk Cravats DOMKSTICS. Apron, Furniture and Mariner. ChecUa Bleached and Dniwn I.iiieu Talilt. Clit.t do do ("otton do do do do Mini inMethnen, Hamilton and other f!ed TickingWhite, Yellow, Hed and Green FIa;inel nlearhed, brown and col'd Dritlinr Col'd Muftlint, Nankeen and Stli-ia SIIA LS. Super Kmh'd white crape Shawls do do and plain bl'k and mode ailk rrifged Thibet Shawl do do Berate SdawU Bonnets & RibbonsSuper French Lace Ronnels (new st) le) do Fancy Lace and Tuscan do do Oimpand Rutland do do Florence llraid and Soft Straw do do Misses (aiirtrd) do J SUPERIOR JSSTRTMEST OT F.IVrr, PUIS jsd cap Rinnoss. i..wes, boh 1 setts. THRF.jn.isn corro.v r.PGisns. r.i. nins' bi.-k, unite jsh .v.vci silk, cottos U r..itns- iron r. stock rr.s, SILK JSli M0H11R FRIMSF.S JSl) LADIES' DRESS BfrrO.V.V; L.niES'JSn GESTS- Kin.sir.K vn rn-r-rr. v GL0IES. Lookintr Glasses, Wall Paper, Hats and Caps. Boots and Shies, Luliea' and Cieuta' Cjii pel Sarks: l"m!ireila. Parasols and Fans, Shoe Peps: Hardware ami Cutlery; Glass anil (neensn are. Trace. Halter and Ln Chains; Wooden Ware: Groceries, 8tc c &e . Weinvite a call from all m ho are purrha in(riinttr and taKe nceasiou to ten ir our thanks to ''vld j cullomers, nnptus; mat siien sattstaetion It s been rendered as will warrant acontniuanceof lln-ir favors. 'We will continue to receive in esehanre fnr rood , 1 allkin.1. of approved country produce: r.vinr there. rnr hif m,rkrt ,r,.. me hn, r nrw ,rr,nernirn by which our proeduee wtll beeonveved mkn. LINCK & FAKQVHAf. l 0 ' Cloths, Gassimercs, Sattinetts, Jeans. Tweeds and Cashmereta, i Jeans. Tweeds and Cashmereta. ! A large assortment just received and for sale bj LISIK FAItqVHAR. Rrookville,Indiana. at the Pott OJflrr. W 31 K . E VE1SSON 31 D. ECLECTIC PIlYSIt IAN. KSP ECTFUU.T ni.nincf to th- tenrlr l Afou nt Carmet. ami ii virinit-, and thr frirnd i form in llr pmrt ice oi inrriirttie riM ciaIly, iliat j , hf hl, H Mrmiinrn x y with hi, finiv ur ,"lilf n itrrmninii i y nun 11 if ' a it) M V in ineboT(, p,,,,, f(ir ,r prBr, icr r hi, prr,inrl, He ia in everv w av amnlv nrn iiled for everr emrreenrv . ! , and in common with his eclectic brethren every i where, he takea pleasure in bring able lo announce mat many oi me so called knicuraiiledisaes are met and vanquish! d by proper eclectic remedies. The attention ofthose afllieled with Imir. s, anding ' ; cuionic anrctmns, neougni on ny tne ouiii tatu.r i 1 Casat. Basis, Brookville. Txn. j r 1 1. p. subscriber ha leased f.r a term of years, this new and eonimodiou-building. He inieiuls , lo make it really a traveller's home, and will personslly insnect every department of the house, and see j that every thing i done up O. K. . Travellers and visitors will find it to their comfort , and interest to stop with him. ; Feb. 7, 1S.H 7-6m. GEO, F. MAXWELL : Price Of Iron Reduced. ;sa,asv I.RS Waynaand RliHim Forg Iron.' 10.000 Sligo iron. tnw on hand. On all huttheSIgo ' the price , as been reduced from cne-fourth in throe . f.oirit.sol a ffst per pound (letibe. I', lt0 R TIMJl.

4 JOY TO THE WOULD:' (aw article for evkrv mercrant. RELIEF Jor the dii'remil an a Amtn Ur tit wtutiiieil itjauntl in ' Perry Davis's Vegetable Pain .In Internal nmt Ejrtrrual Rcmtcy for lh iitIt.t core and eradication" of all Pain. No matter hate the pam i, or nf what nature, this will rtach it aasl prove itelf to be what its name indieatei Serrry 7'on Killer.

ESPECIAL NOTICE TO AGENTS. Agents, thioiighout ihe United States, are partiealarly notified that ih. y sre in all cases tlirerlal ly to return ihe money, where Dr. Hali'i Kalia.a has kea used forty-eight hours, has failed lo give laii'lastisw. and the bottle returned, fryitis futlhcr rrqarsted thai ihe Agent, w ill give it free tj charge to tha oi(p ted poor. 1 he most skilful physicians suite with tha best DrutTfrists. F.ast and West ill iinrnnnn.'m. .1... . jditine the too most valuable remedies for tha Disj n'li for which they are ileined, that have ever bees, ! offered to the American Public. The subscriber has the General Agcr.ey for lhs t above medicines (or the btateof Indiana and Kastcrw , and Southern Illinoi. ! All Agents and Dealers will plea aillre thcia ! o-ders D. A. HEDFIKLD. Post. office address, I ntiiiinaiiolis. Iud. M. I . Iixiie, LirooKvilltf le 1 rid2 Whole; Raymond &. Co, Cambridj saleaut Irvin Reed. Kicfiniond Also lor leby P Mph fc Hall 8t IlMRfcei, Cnncm ille A V La ri more & Daly Wen Cdioji- Cft. Vancmup, Metamora D 1 Tstman, l,nurjt J Clmeni, lilimmmcrGmve France Frown, Kairfleld Xre fc. Siiov Nt Twimli-- 19 Iteartfr & Jimn Cully Liberty Win, Ytue, Uro imriUt. i-m. NOW IS Tim TI31E. f WOULD respectfully ak the attt-ntion of innts of my old friends tn some vld drht that ihey haw lowed me for a long time pat. There has always been the createiU lenity extended to ibo- vho le their noteur accounts lie over; and the result of ibis I' indulgence is that the amounts due n and the ruspective firms of hich I am a member have reached a rery larce um ten larg-e iitdetd for a merchant n have mithdraun from hi, active capital. I sincerely hope that some ot thi e men sppfcem ft will try and remember tne in ihi sean of plenty i when crops are fair and brine; unusually nnd prices, i yotc the time ft irnfls; the best time ycu haa Had j for several year. So come on and pay up. j Win. Chifders has lift with me h-s itu.es and i counts, with intriicttoiis to sue on all that teraaia i unpaid on the first of January. Nut wihin to live ; up to the very letter of t he insti uniouit, I har I eluded to extend the time for a trie trrr-Vx only. Iu j the in aut'nie hoe ow ing him had better eouio n : and t.nle and thus saw cost, for 1 ill mot crtnio. ! ly do as directed in the cour f a f.-w week. Witk my ov n account I am also resolved t do 1 ikew ie. Jan'y, 1st, 1851 Xo3 K I YXEU Price Reduced l VAUGHN'S LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE! Large Bottles ouly Ouo Dollar. r .1. - . , , . h "iwpnetor or tba Grrat Araancsa Brmtdr Vsvauir'a TaoTaLB LiTHosTairTic MsxTira," Hulua4 r sua arfant solicitations of bis AgMUa, tuoa!tfos. taa UasSal Bums and Canada, has now Seduced tha Frio of hii popus and well kmsea srt'sU i aad Brass (bis ABa brncaforth, 1 will pat ttp but mi stM 0r. ktt sssasl kuttiest the mail price will ba ONE DOLLAE. Tba pnulic may rest assured that tha oliansur sT tba MasUeins. iu alreneth, and enraiiva prapsvues will aavsni rsrnisoiD, and the aarns oaf will ba baslaw4 to pssV parinc it aa herslofom. As this metTicine, umler ns rcluecd price, will be punAtumA by thosa who hare not hitherto made themselves acquis tad with virtues, t!i proprietor woald bec to Ultimata tha! ass article is not to be classed with tit, vast amonat of " Raanssftss of t!ed&r ;" il e&ima for tuwlf a create ktal.ug ysasar. la all ditmM'M, than anv other preparntiom uw otforo bsm uerld; and hasaustained itwif forriaht ysars br tuisiaHBi medical virtues, and, until this rrdoctioo, usoasaadad awakl Ih price of any other article ia this lite. Notice Pa.aTtccLA.RLT. litis amcla acta with anask assav nr power and certainty, upon the Elaad, Liver, Kidanra, Lnngi, and all othsv organs, sprn tha proper actio, of vWi Mi aasl baslth dciwnd. TIij ina'.icia baa a justly hlfh arpata aa a nasil Ai Bropty and GrareL sr.J all diawars of that astoro. It nay b t'-s4 acsai ka i tha inuHitent phyaician htm abandoned hia pilhsM. aad fa ihssa ditressinf diansnaa. mora aapsolallr OaoTST. lb asaV Mnr wm eamesllr and boncs'.ly lomawmend k. AX hs prasent prMa it ia aasily otiiaiaad by all. and tba trial srS pswssj Ilia arucla la oe tin j Cheapest Xedicino In tbo WorU! I tj" P.sKaa ask for patnphleta the acanu riva thaaa asrssr Ihey oonuia over sixtesn pacas of reeeipu. tu addilica Is fa! ; msdioal matur) valoabl for household parpoasa. aad wksssk : will save many dollars psr yaau ta practical hoasaassepsn. I Tbcso receipu are imraducad to maka Uia book ef csss ! value, skle from its character aa an advtnisinc medium fa ' Ike msJJcmi. tlia testimotsr In fator of which, ia U sora af ! Mors from all parti or lb country, may ba relied spaa. Vssthn's Vegeub'as Utbontripue Murtara"-s Oreat American Rswdr. now Car ails in quart botOaa at M sack, small bottles at BO ctaaacfa. Xo ssaail bouiswwll s asucd arer Oia present stock ia disposed of. I rrincioaj OUioa. BuOaio, K. V.. Main Saws. . c. VAUGinr. ; K. B. Ail Vsliess (riacptiu from stsnu and dal wk il In luaaai lal nisi t nasi ba post paid, or aw alls all aa ' snll be ci'aw so sbara. I Sold bv M W II All. P., nro,kville: A J Irwin Ca. FairK.ld; C Vanonp, Metamora: W H Kalis, VA'esa Irinil, Mrs K bhemsiay, Diinlnp-viile; 1) fleaver Libert, : mholessle bv C S tlnr..l A Co. 13 Cinelis I naii: Oleolt, MrKeona; Co. 127 Maiden Lanei N'eay i York cit; J H larnhsin iravelliiitr agont; ala, laa ; agents in every tuwu Ihrwuh lhe west SIo! eTcry body riu?. 'Jenny LinJ is cominsr, coming. isi:ai:l stoicss S mi w ready lolun.iah at his new CLOTHIKW 8 SI OH K, i.iiediMir s.uth of the room now orcupiod bv I.inck a'ld Fartiihar. AH kinda of ready mail rloihiug can bo had frutn, A needle la an aiichsr," such as. pirt0i-c :-iUtUt, (..r.r.r.,,r.ir. . tltUdlb, r.nfpnc . VU.llLL?, Tanl?, Vests, Pea Jacket?, ! Sacks. Ilounrlabouts, Fro'k& Dress coats, Linen Sliirts, I Woullen undershirts, & shirt collr.ri. t And all kinds ofreadv ma Je garroenls iisoally krnl ineilv elothitie storis. Mr. Si. nu'li tll still enniiiiiie ih regular buineaa of 'I alluring in its various b-aiivhe, cimiigaa making al I sorts of garments lo order, rand t s. p. w is, if lhe bltstniss will warrant, to ke p c.ml aul 1 V em played sufficient of the b t ef oT j"iirne m n lo maply atl deniauds. lie also has a splendid assortment ef Cloths, eassinieres. vealings, and trimmings, s felt c(rH by himself, siitb gr-at care, now on hand, to supply customers on the shortest ntttire. In short, Mr. StmtgH nailers himself thatba has npen-d frrihe prhlie that which ihey have longdesired, a regular niercliaiic Tailor Sliip, taheieall may be snpploilat reduced prices, as his niotto is gMiah sales.mil small pniliTs. 1SR K1. 8 l OL'GH. lirnokviHe, Jan. i;th, 190-4-12m. MONEY WE MUST HAVE! I A l.f. nersons indebted in II If J CRnrlon arereLL persons indebted to II II & J TRnrlon arereaAa qoeteil locstl ai tiieir store ann seme wnn tar heiore the si day of March neat. Ihey would rs miud th'.se lhat eacuseri ihrmseires last year onaa. count of ihe lail-irr of their wheat crop, and hava not jet paid, that now we know of no eieausv. aa rri.t.sr.rall kind are g.Ml;and we will take Corn, finis, Wh-at, Hre, HsrU v. Ac, fcc. in payment ! all di Ins dm ns.'at ihfir highest market prise. Feb. 17, 111-7 H 4 i C BL'RTCaT. SAVE COST. IT roe have not paid B H Burton lhat old account, nr note, sun owe Sim. you had he.ter b doing it, f-.rhe has no d.bts due him, individual ly, hut are from 2 to S tears old. ami if ,"uaiw worth ihe eon, he sa II make Ji n pay it.ifvno lion't make aom arraiigrincu: with him priar to lb 1st dv of Marsh neat. D H Bt'HTOH. rcb t, ii-r. . F. K. THOMPSON. I . . , . , , f,' H (f (' JU IC , .r..rJi. C 0 m m i a I o U and Forwarding Maraliaa j Lo, PEAtm IN ALL KIXPS 0? GRASS StLT S, ! mflaiTRKCT. TlBTW mis illiiiuts To). ll-.Vo. -' Tit I NKS. n itck Jk FARqUf, have fast res. Wed a lit arias of sip ri.r tt ovetlihg trunk. ALSO, superior lots ..f Ladiet and (rsrfraisai So' i-hr 1 1 and rnrptt Sa ; w hieh tfcsy ill sell a bv Iu west shad. N IN W GOODSTT If. .t J. f. BVRTON hflsa rccrired ihiir Fall )and Winter fiw!s Inch ihey nil! be p Issued i.. saw iar fi iehd . 1 lit iijiri assr psaliKfihe I"" S los

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