Indiana American, Volume 19, Number 48, Brookville, Franklin County, 21 November 1851 — Page 4

MISCCLI.ANY. j The soldiers all laughed at these! the hospital the wife of the muliated I didn't like the name. The first " ThV Wldaw Constauce. 'joyous sallies of the young girl, quarter-master, and during the e- time 1 heard it 1 nearly killed myTha P iris correspondent of thG " ho, after having thus passed in re-ileveu years they lived together, ser a laffin.' Ilezekiah Bedott,' St. Louis R-puUicm. relates the : view lhc tiUes cf :lU h pretend- she never had cause to regret the says I, 'well, I'd give it up if I had ' - 4. .1 "... I HinmO S W mill,! llnf nnmnnf Ui'. 1 i . .. r ,

iouowing very prettv storv: Paris, Sept. 1L1S51. A few days ago appeared in the list of deaths it. the morning paper the name of Widow Constance. Few took notice of this simple announcement, and fewer still knew the incidents of the beautiful life that had just closed. I am sure your readers will be interested in the short sketch I am going to give them, and which has been furlushed me raillv bv an emiL wr nent physican, who knew the excellent widow, and.indeed closed her eyes when they had loooked their last upon earth. ; Constance was the daughter of a ; brave otlieer, killed at the opening of Napoleon's Italian campaign. Left alone at the age of seventeen, without any other support than her cour lge, her beauty, and her virtue, she became the vivandiere of her father's regiment, the 70 th of the line. For the benefit of those of your readers who may not been informed on the subject, I willexplainthat a vivandiere is a woman who ioliows a regiment, sometimes on foot, and sometimes in a little cart, and sells liquor to the soldiers. She always h is on hand, too, a supply of delicacies for the sick, and rolls of linen, and an assortment of balsams and salves for the wounded. She is aluDst always, a brave, noble-hearted woman, braving I'lii-fi,

and dangers and even death itself 1 tlul:i ' tor thc.v hve- Ahcsc with its equal courage and cheer- simP!e words, comprising a whole fulness. The vivandiere is, indeed lIr;,mi of lyv ,,iJ not osc-ipe the providence of the French sol- yoSgri- She saw him safely dier. On the march there isalwavs off lIie lieW can to the hospia place in her cart for the poor lei- a'"

low overcome with fatigue, and credit for him whose purse is empty. In the battle, amid the hail of balls, the Sirst to raise a fallen comrade, the first to close his bleeding wound ana a rag mm to a place ot satetv. It is always she, always the diere. 1 i L - 1 1 i 1 lil - w .....wvv.. could not long remain in the situ.ifitin nfviv.nitllM ii;t.,ic;o. u ii io return touonstance. one siiii iUon of vivaudiere, dispensing excellent liquor and sweet smiles with equal liberality, without attracting attention. One day, the young girl sat down to count'heradorers, and after throwing out those who did not explain themselves clearly enough iiptv.i the mania go point, she found that there remained ten. Constance was in a quandary, for she liked them all, and shuddered at the idea of wounding the feohngsofanv of them. Pressvu ai iaL io maue a cnoice, stie secretly gave each one ar idezvous and lor the s.-.me hour. Not one filled but to the credit of tho brave girl be it said, not one cf these soldiers, in accepting this meeting, dishonored her with a suspicion unworthy of her pure life. However, upon finding themselves together to tho number of ten, all sub-otlicers of the same corps, and neverthless all rivals, the astonishment cf these men made t'.ie horizon black with tempests; already looks of defiance vere passing between them, when the vivandiere made her appearance. You have been faithful said she i the rendezvous, 'I thaukyou tor it; also let there bo no nonsense no coquetry, no perfidy, among us; all nut st p iss here as if on parade', llesides you are my old friends, and it is from yon alone that I wish to take advice. All, let us say the word, you have addressed mo declarations of lovol Denv it who will. Is that true? 'Yes!' loud! lovers. v answered the ten , y 'And von all reallv wish to mm-v ra nlded she. with a roguish mile, 'is it true?' Ves!; was apiiu rosol ute answer. the e grave and 'Very well, replied Constance, in a tender ami playful tone, 'you are all alike it seems! However, I can only marry one, you leave all equal rights to mv -latitude, at what is gratitude is love , if the- heart of her whom you cali Constance tho 'Virtuous. Ton, my bri'liant quarter master, you loved me the first that is worth a good mark for you. on, my valorous adjutant, twentv five years and the cross of honor -ih.tt would tempt a Duchess, if I am not mistaken. Yon, my vouiurscrceaut. brave and gallantyou "sav-! ed me from the Austrians-my honor owes voo somM hm.-v H-r f You. lu .ad of the fie of the god , - r ' ..... . mars, could be over-looked, superb drummajor,whose seven feet remind me of the church steps of mv na-' five villia" J

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to chose, tor 1 do not wish to be a subject of discard between you. But I will do better, she hastened to add; the war is about to begin; the little corporal has sworn that before the end of the month he will enter Vienna. It is then at Vien na that I will becomo the wif. . p him who, daring the campaign, shall have performnd the most brilliant action. My heart, my life, the only treasures of the poor orphan, shall belong to him without division. Let all to whom this decision is acceptable touch that' and she held out her little hand. ,Al yiese ciuvaious worus, a inuniiii t i t 1 1 uei oi Htpi;iuse uurst lortu; nanus were shaken all round, and t!ie corks sprang from the bottles which had been brought for the occasion, They drank to glory, and to live, henceforth, insepcrahle. AtVienna, the soldiers once more shouted, and then seperatcd. ! Two months after this scene, the grand armv m ule its triumphal en ter into the capitol of Austria, but the 7G had done with blood its prodigies of valor. The young quarter master, one of the ten lovers of Constance, had loth legs carried a wav; but, in filling beneath the eyes, and almost in the arms of the beautiful vivandiere, he had cried: 'Of the nine lovers who re main for thee, eight will be mire to iew uavs alter that, a table iv . i . . . lor eie en persons was spread m a. lift la restaurat of the faubourg of ienna. Faithful to her engagincuts, Constance. more beau (mi I than ever, from a secret sadness,

vivau- w,uc!l veiled her regard, had invi- , ted her lovers to meet her there.

one was trie hrst to arrive and to , . , salute, with n tear, and to regret, tne unoccupied il ice of the broththe unoccupied place of the broth er-m-arms who had fallen in the battle. Y!is'.i the rest were assembled, they went over, together, the exploits if the campaign so short, yet so glorious, and then they discussed their hopes and the rights of each one to favors and rewards, for each thus hoped to wise himself in the eyes of the young girl. But spirit was wanting to the scene. Constance had lost, her ga iety, her repartees, generally lively, so jovial and so quick, guished. and vere given slowly with ditiinlty. At last came desert. Without waiting for others to speak, Constance, s ifter haung filled her glass, arose, Brotherssaid she, you are ail young and brilliant officers of the future! Listen for the last time, and without interruption to the vivandiere of the 76th. Let us speak with open hearts; what would be for you with the title of wife, the poor uneducated young girl? An obstacle to your fortune; more than this, a humiliation and remorse. I have seen my mother weep, and Irememhop if Tl,;. l .1 .....:

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uone me the honor to so,-k. T srive ; li.i-.y- . .... . iw uo wm nave neeu oi it to , sustain him. ami lierhai'S to earn l,ku,,i. tl., .0. r . -lu: v '"- v onsiance - - v.,... ..ulw, ui,- UilLCUIllY s (i nn iaim.i.i., 1 . . . 1 i i 01 arms, lor it llxes itscll upon the most unlortuuate amonp: you; let us then to the poor mutilated comrade, on his b,.,l of pain, at the hospital Oi lenna, w!k ro 1 am goinjr to shut ysi,t o a Nsh r ol Charitv. or to leave it tho wife vf the wound-: C,lof"110'; , , , oho r.'if Kir irl.iM 1.. 1... 1:.,., 1...1 j ,v ..i i.-.o hi uy-, liji, om beneath the weight of her emotions; tor ui tins sublime d ecree s.ie was pronouncing an eternal separation Irom the regiment she loved so well, she fell tainting in her chair. Not a single voice protested against her noble devotion sobs alone replied to her. Whon she recovered her consciousm.-s. she foi-nd lu.r nine lovers, their bayonets on their shoulders, ready to conduct her to the bospital. Arrived there she placed herself by the side of tho invalid soldier and renewed the vow she had mole at the restaurat. Ten days afterward a letter with the Imperial seal was placed in tho hands of the exvivandierc of the Oth. lie of tho eaglo eye, who knew how to find out and reward every virtue, endowed the voun-r 1 - - - gm w,t " ;lu annuity of i oOO francs, 'y1 to hcr children; for, said tito letter, 'you deserve . 1 to be a moiner. Five month later, Con?,aneleft

Her ancient lov

- ' - "uviciHiuiOrS often Canii1 to Sff lirr "IIW. us uimi uim io see nei, anu i tnougn tnev naa become ollicers, ana nenriv :iu in.irrioii rifii invus. j w!ind livii1 in iiiTiirvr lurnn- tli.-v ' pent many a pleasant hour m the j ivaadiere s cottage. The nine be-; vi v cam each in his turn uia-iaL.ici f : ,l.:i.i rv... stance became the happy mother. Atlicf l-ni. U,ilv,n,1.i;.l uiuaaiiig her with his last breath: then om, alter the other, her children passed ' away also. two died fighting for their country. Three of two daughters and a son, were killed by a dreadful raihoad accident, which oci , i . i i

lw en e years ago; ana,jsiJe's gwinc fo Uetch Pe(lott, she's a !

iu ,j e;us ;iiieiaius, uie un lortunate mother buried her other four, and was thus left alone upon the earth. But her noble courage did not firsake her. She turned her thoughts to God and gave her occupations to the poor and sick, It was principally among the soldiers that she exercised the m.st good, and within the last few years her little house in the faubourg Montinartre had become n veritable private military hospital. Here many a poorsoldier,without parents, friends, or money, came to recieve the motherly care and counsel of Widow Constance. She preserved all her faculties to the last, and died as beautifully as she bad livod. leaving her little annuity to her the 'children,' the sick soldiers of French armv. Widow Bedolt s tatle talk The following humorous sketch we respectfully recomend to a certain class of writers and snoalcor.- - - -i 'lie was a wonderful hand to moralize, mv husband was, (said the I widow) 'specially alcr he had be-! gan to emov iwor health. He emov poor made an observation once, when he was in one of his poor turns, that 1 shall never forsror. tbo lntirn;t .W T live, lie savs to me ' IUll.'l ovemn as lie was sitting br the n.-T i.-mii;,wn ...v,.. firo-I was knitting (I was a wonderPit.,. x it - . Ill CIUtrc lM .Hit lf WIN o cmn h nrr " , i. ...j t .lUO!lll, ' (tie was a master banc to smoko , ,, thongii the dooetor used toll h in lie d be better oil to let tobacco alone: when he was well he used to to take his pipe and smoke a while after he he'd got liis chores done up, and if he want well he used to niokc the bursrest nart of tbr. , 1 l 1 imn:,i 'K'u no oo ins rime nut .I ' , . , 1 ' . oi nib mouui ami turneu towards mo to me, says he, Siliy, (my name 1 risen lv. natura liv. hut. Iu mmnr. ally called me 'Sil!-,' cause 'twas handy you know,) well savs he to me, says ho 'Silly,' and he looked pretty solemn, I tell you he had Cil'm-.M riivn f ,-.w. w J. auer ne u got to be deacon twas mere so, but since he'd lost his health he appeared solemner than ever .ind certainly you wouldn't wonder at it if you know'd how mucli he underwent. He was the I li 111 I ll,i, I Mill, .. -, ' ' -l p;uu ni est, and ainazm weakness in t! lt sti:iin .if Me 1. sp l " u.ivtv ami 11 i in.tr the a ager considerable part of i.m,, .,,,.1 k.u.,.. . 11 ......i.-iv I'lUU 1111bro he ytJ"o iiokc 01 ms rest oi nights, cause was so put to . It Ol1 iVivi 1 ivio ..V M AYhv, it i; -x...... ,,.nu lit 1,1111 1 1 1 I II 1 an uncountable fact that wneu the man died; he hadn t s-en aw. 11 day in fifteen years; tho when he was married, and for live or si; years after, I shouldnt desire to see a ruggder lcllow than he was. xx u,e x had been out I am speak in' of he f 1 i.i . . l 01 neaitn iinh non ten years; and, oh. dear sakes, how he had altered since the first time I see him: I hat was nt n nutii;..' at Squire Sudth's spell 'afore Sally was married. I'd no idea of that Sal Pendergras. Well, that was ihe first time oversaw mv husband: had any body told me that I should mary him, I should have said but law sakes! I most forgot. 1 was gwine to tell you what ho said that evenin.' and " when a body begins to tell a thing, I be-' lievein finishing' out soma time or or other. Some folks have a strange way of talkin' round lorevcr; and never comiu' to the pint; and taking twenty words to ;iv what mi-rlif. be said in five. Xow'thcr's Miss .Tonkin's, she that was Poll Bing. ham after she was married she is just the tejustcst individual to tell a story that I ever see in all my born days; but 1 was gwine to tell you what my husband said he said to me 'Silly', savs I 'what? I didn't My 'what Hozckiah, fV

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hu'M l'o hd a pcculiarway of lookin' and: round when he was gwinc to say a-' ? F. m o,.il,: . . . ,,!",. Merchant hin,.,-lf. . tl.

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sucn a name, nut then 1 nau no

'1 Ul r 11 jl I more idea of m.'tnym the fellow than! I 111 i n ,i vnn ii.'id 1 Ins mmiirn nf msirrvm tho r t ii T Kiitmnm vnn think it. iiueruur. 1 buitnnsn vnii ininiv ltt ,, . . , , ! curious tnat we snouk. name our oWest S0ll ueZekicr. Well, we done it to please father and mother Be - (i,)tr i s nthor ..i n I s n-imn niw ..vv .......w.t i'hiuu .t iiiini., .11111 1 he and mnlhpr linilntf ii( tn linn V j I1L U1U 1I1UUILI UCUOlt USe 10 imil.V itllJlt n.llTlOS nmrbf in n ilnwn frnm i. . '".".I !.. .. .. . ' imeraliontojineration. 1 ut won i tii i.:... t.-:-. itir i;iiiti linn ix i.m 1 1 -! ii .s :i

blessing, aint he? and I aiat the on- 1ci,,:",lv .i, . a. b , . . I'-ilitieal circular to br cbareed the am. one that think so, I guess. Now F"r .'!"'".' !, .iiu- the u-n price., , ' be iiiiid ill ailvaui-e. don t you never tell anv bodv that! '"-iiic'iaiicerTniitice.tohfp-ni in advancf ' "'rti'i'tir 'Xiillu, n (,r member frnm an Mcrrl 1 said so, but between you and me 'sori.ty. t.. b, ii..r,rt r,,n P,ire T . . . , . The above tein will be mrictly aid mirarialilrad

i unebs u xvezian vvniKie i nn cs little out of her reckonin.' But I was gwine to tell you what my husband said; he said to me, savs he Silly' he'd kept saying 'Silly from lime to eternity, cause you know he wanted me to pay particular attention to him and 1 generally did; a woman was never more attentive to her husband than 1 was. Well, says he to me, says he 'Silly says 1 'what?' though I'd no idea what he was gwine to say didn't know but 'twas somethingabout his sulleriu's tho' he wan't .apt to complain. He and me went but 1 was gwine to tell you that sation of hisen. Savs he corn er - to Hit says he, 'Silly' (1 could 7 KPO llV ot,tj uy il. - ir -1 -i. O it A ., ,. , mo iijriii oi inc uro mere uulu t Impiicu to be a candle burniu, it 1 uou t tlivomcmbcr, though mv memory is sometimes forgetful, but 1 kllOW W:nl -AU fr, ,:. f..nn,1!.' - - v 'Ml tl VlkilltivU excopuu we had company I could sec by the light of the" fire tint his mind was uncommonly solemuised)he says to me, says he, ,'; arc. nil ;., creattti cs" COnnERCIAL INSTITUTE OF I ! A tl'OI.I. W. McK. SCOTT, A. M. Principal. we had f1M II S Iii.iitution itiowpermanentlvetahlhed ami ( np. n at all tune for the r. t-.' .tioo of I'un mi i !.":..: "V.'1'" '"vi"t ' recently i ttt il ill nil Tlllit I. if t ri . : Hl"l li r all ih- el p; - ii ..... iur uri , to a.n in.titni. ,, i ,he We,t f,,ra n.n and thnr - tt..iie fti,.. f,'.h r,ir.,Qr..th ttt iliwltt.lt. a. ;.. at... w S . ! 1 'nra rt'ill!ftt mill tlltirmio-la C.. :i '. ' i i i i . . i..ur r.nttt tillOM. "mi l" "ln i ' utMiiici clatM of Suhj.it., t llt: ... 'r" ,l kntt ftpoK KiEPtxr,. ,"" ' "r "' r Book R.-epiue hr '"''1 """' '"' "M-m, t vhoi..,i,.a,,d M:imif;ii " , .i,-Tr;n p.,.,.,. n..i : ..ri.iriu?. ami Dom. t . s .... ....i ... ; n.i.sm,i S . am Roa.i..r. and For, ! ;.. Shippior. and Hen. .-.,1 tm,n , h.,. hirltidine the ,ne.h...l I '" ""' "uxi'liirv b.-ok.. a. ih Oa.h HOOK, li:l,K Itook.lnvoie.' Hook. S lie hook. . v.ra.il hook, OIIHj;, nv oiee ho k. Account fur. : enf tiook. tcr ' .. TJ'r rr", ' mhra-e. the t.aw., Cu.tom. and I '-- ol I rade aod Coouuerre. ' ,7."-.ME"'-ANT!t.v RtTtlMKItr.-F.m'ira. ce. ( i.i . laiion in Io. i:.,,, i .... ..... ..... . i"inn nn i:mk.rai,"' rmin ioin and l?rok.-.i-e V ..'..r ' ' .'""' i,iTr..t k,.i( . i ... . . . iv, , ui.ioei.iw ar.it iniprov.il ineihod of Canr. lhni.,.. v. - i- .. :i... ,''", , ''!":''' i'"!"-1'"'"h i.aw -e race. the ..., rtv. n-!ai "O io v., ... ,',....i.. or nrcupyinir fnini ii.T'.ooiOl.POI. In v... o io 11 week., 823, ttmii -paid ... . r V '-'UaSF.. F.mhracntrth.Siieoiifie partiif .he , Cor.e a, ill.t.tra.ed in .lifT. r, t Vriil i'! !"r'," rwi'" '"' on Mer,a,ile Arnb.neiie and t'mm,rr,.,l 1 ... 1... ........ . au liin-'. leari.io it no, 1 :.i. .V. . . .. ."' mn etinn nfthe Partial r..ne. ". tin Knll rmi,-, .. "v..o,iooe 1 11 roll ,CrriC' "' r? r,N nr ''"i'Mon t., Partial Po,,, ,n-pre-paid or .retired. lJ 'VJ -"n..";'ce a.annpit in ei,hereonr.e wi,l,. Trinriijal I.FC I rnKSon nankintr. Political Fconomy. and I . r'te'1? k '" Mr,,,", M 1 I... ,! l.vrrd throiii-hont the Conr.e .,i.i '. onlvtotho,eho mar pa., a Co.,r.e "n , x:,m,"'i the completion r a Full lolh""" w'". r"r """""ncintr either conr.e will !.r.:nhd,ni7,:.,r:;,,!;;rirm:rh -". , a, ,C , ''I'J'T". fhy 'P-rial r. qe.t.) ac.i.i- " ,r t T "rF"'"'"' '- "f the rom.n. rcial In.iiof : ,l,ao,,ol... .eertirvthat we harp attended . dT'.""""""' r, " rradua.ioe cla". , , .th the elementary prinriple. of Double Entry nook Keepiiie a, eiinld e he expected, their atre h i Xr:"; "r",''"?, cnn-iderC. We II, II. v.. ,!., , .(, f . ore.enl tn n" rr n,r' lch, if .teadilr 0..-.U ,J tZZ: H.V P". l render nt:.l e won . . r..,-, . .i.i;tiiie rillTt'lli Allit r. commend that the follnwinr named rnemher. of h,. tire,, lit r'a. e......:..u r:.. . w,. ......r Lf.pioma., 10 t.me. n Week. .lot,,, f. Doc-r. !fe,ekiah W "',m,S-mii,u u..:. , ' ' : h'nn F. rL-n.on n ". . ' ' ' I.' ". ". ttnntrit. John T ritir' n, rt?,'V:'. " " n"Ul """. late the to Z". i,e I ' J"" '," h"i"r i in their power ca'io , h. V. '"m" V" Commercial E.luh . ""T!,",", in . iii "' tMtar.lia.,.. ear a-idwe I, .. !;..- r v:.,"r,-d' '' ...v...her.;mrr ?;.,;;;:: xv vt-t , ,,..""" ' " navis. India oapoli., av go penjamix l, LANG. If Z 1. V It sle.ll K.. .1 . tiish all ih P'adnaie. ..r .,. - ' ". 7 '"r- ....... , .- n1nl nT T, .ii-r - ;,K ;. . .. minon w i.o may .leimmed nte emt.1.., me.. ... .t e. " noesi. hu.ine.. mm i en.pl, i max te in ant of eon in nnr part or the State who . ... ..... ,-..re re. oi tne.xme. areotinia..,, . ....r. ; ."."'rall the par.-enlae.. and he ill try and .end him iic.iiir wen qualified in tf.'ry parCT rrsnri meet, have I n ma .le wt.t. .. e . , ami i 'Ice alt il. c...... ' " "" "tv 'o hoard l-ir. n.r XVe.1. I- . "'""ad at Two DolRoardioe Titition ao 'if. 'VK"!i"- K-nen.e. f , 1-r. the pr e" "r " ,iS,"",?'"r !,h," F""v " Cllere. P f "lone in the Cincinnati , s' l't. 4, '51. 37-1 rear. f Just received ! and for sole bv VI. LIOX, i Case, 1 ' M. n'f DoMhle led Kin Mint S " 1 " " n . Fine falf do , . Coarse do one halt welted t a.e M " s Kip Si n., 1 ea.e me..'. ...t'.i ci ? :: n .. nv.u'n'v"'tf "zt f.rl.,.1,", ,,,,X ' ' "''"J1. . ""' kin coarse do !'!.. tie .,m.. ... " P' lr T.e. au.i Oct 3 'SI. -tf. SALT Kv1,,RE"SAI.T,j ,ir"uUvilIt'i"dJr,l0. received and for.ale N. U.C.VLLION. Tl ACM CII iivv ha . ' "rs o. rarme,', ,,., Gardner's jD Rake., Tor ,le,. .SWels spade, lire., & ra.rill. rd,.. l-,vcKt FARQCfMU. "' ar k Font rjjtr-e

Sale Forfeit ed Land.

pf OTI CP, hereby given that I will offer for sale . at the Court Houw door in Rrookrille. Franklin r.i I ml, mi Thursday, the f.ih i,f Wil A D ilMl.Wrrmbrhonnof 10 o'clock A M and 4 io-i.imk pm lUinr, thr foiiowinir irn or ind. . " V . n county, to wit: I lie tasi Hull til the !iillhrl quarter of .ectinn twelve I nwnship iniii- in Hauge mir We.t. Mortgaged by Charlt. Corn, February the 3d A D for the pay, f three hundred dii.r. with Wihe ;- ..wo-nip oioc oi Kauge onr west, mine .r. r.i.i ...... ivn.i r,..r.;,..i r..- ... .......... . ul p"cipi irn-.i. . v. si -.m sih.Mii cnmmi.ionrrur lownliip 9 Hsnjc 1 , Srpt. SO, I8il 40.9r. Fo . JS,llA,ileS ; .1.1' Tenns of Advertising nr Citiintr nffirp, iih-tfrtlrit will hv I - j li,.l i...rril wiilimit rlmrce, nnl.-,.afcompi.-",ra ' '"") nmir . ami ir aimm-iaii ni, ., hH vnl rr at the m.e ..rfif.r rent, r.'n ver; ' iwrlelme orli. A II notice, i.r ! aib. or tribute "r" r re.p.ct,l....y if the b.i,evoUnt .orirtie.orthe -:0'i;:"";K:'' !-.. ,. . , . k JZl! h l:':: . . .. ...... , ,n,,., '"a, " ",r"""r'ir"d. 'KLSnw Abbott, nrthe r 'mnrrat. " ' ' Ct arksoh r-rthr Ameiican. Jnly.H'O. Stoves! Stoves!! Stoves!! e. r. e:e:soi: WEST SI11EOF MAIN- NKAll FRONT SREET CINCINNATI flniiHfiictitrrr of .Irivrtt A; ICooi'a fi,fr:c i i:n Fo.(Ii::g Door Parlor Slove, Intro.iuoed IhsI full, w f ( f iinparalled success, Boiiie tlioosnm) beinjrfold in a few month The aitcntio nf ileaer i, repectfiillr invi-eil to tin (...( 1 : r n,ve. which we feel a-nred will meet the apprnhKion of al I : .1, no expens o pain hare been , pared to make it the bent tove erer introduced. li i rnntrurtrd o a to make it proof oiiit ' crackinir. ami co'nbinr both beaut' and utility; and ' lor rouveiiieiice ha unequal. I I In, store rereireil te tint premium at the Erie I foo.itr Fair, held s.-pt. 1 a ml 19, i5o. AIothe! Hicrhe! pn nniim alloued on article, frnm the Slate ! attl.eProrim i.tl Fair. Iirl.l at Niaarn.Canaila Ve,t I V'pt 13 and 10. ,s,0- A !,,,,,, , tbe Mocheter ' air. Sent. 25. 1850. Al.o, ihe Fir,t Pr. mioont the ' t air it the Airniiiltiiral Sneietjr. at Vortacr Tn.O. i " e have al,o mi hand, a larce anrtni iit nf ! HEATING & COOKING STOVES, ' ru rI""',',l5 pattern made exprcnnly for ih lllil I i,i. ii.toe. ; u"l-r are invited to call and examine ihi. iock. a, th. r will iin.i ... ...i.:. , ... . . !.'.., ...w ..... ...au. nut in : i... . . w.k. p.hesor. FURNITURE WEhtvpjtistrereiveHnnHiili.il "'""''v hin.i, Beneri H-sorimem furui. !',"': ,,,.,;l.,iuh woulHi1,vilBlheatle,.tioof 111 Winnie lo buy. Our t.resnt stnelr n... sts nf Bur-ma, StHiiH. Tul.leM, Chair. Selle-s Lonhing glosses, &c. &.P. All nfwl.i.-ll w- wili B-!l rhea,, for ni,8l,. L. GARDNER &, CO. Sei(t S, 1.")1 40. I. MM ANA Aiir.Kir.tv. TiroJa'S'lV i"1"df'.-.0 i" ! month, 30 crm. r " Hie year, and an addition , jo cents lur evi-rv v.. . . . r erery yearpaj nient i.dilajed ilunaf , nYRT'SB.MET..s--0-"''arenr le.will beinl"' . " , " "' :'",r tie.lolar,it payment bemad. in 3draiiee:.me dollar and t en.v.fi.e men t lie dlayeti one year; and one dollar and iWt'v ... i. it... ...... ..... .. . . . r.. .r ."""J "T-, aim in ine ame propor torn fo, the time payment i, delayed. I.arerr ad-.vrtin-mein.ror a longer time will be charred on the ame principl, a. CAPITAL HOUSE. ' M I M Lxf C Jj : rM-ri. ami Mroe.tr.e, . ,1 .. "If"".'.'.! ' t u "",r"t" "-eti, marly oppo.ite the . . 11 " piea.ro to entertain tunny. riu. old Iriend.. and the .,. n... it,..ii-.i. .......,ti.. .. . . . . l . - . ",.y laror nimwitti call uou,,, i. ntt.-.i up in the yerv bt at .trie, and fur-ni'n.-ii wnn erery thu." iircf.ary to nia(r it n , I . r i-ie traveller and boarder, i ...... ... lie, uirui-lietl with the .err l.e.i .oe market atl.ird. I, or. . entrnt.-d to hi. L. .1 . not be aurpao.d in Ea.trru . . rooooi-nt III a WI1E-. Iliat hi. I,,,., . I, . 1 .: ... ."'-. oe pro. ..liana. RK'HAHD n CRN AX. March 19ih, 'l,-21-iam Conuer.rill T A X E S ! V OTirF. i. hen hy eiren, that the nnder-ie-ned Tr. a.nn r and Col lector ofthe fount y of t'nion in the State of udiaua. h,. eee...v...l .l.u I,.....: -.. . .. .. . - - .... .' . ii rate , ",-" . ior me year 1851 ami will for the purpo.e o 1 re. eiriT the tare, charired there, on. attend bv him., If or .1 . . .1 i.r ho .l.line el., ti, i , VrHl -H.n,lj. : ,,, Comity r I'l.iun.on the t'ollon itiC day., in w iillarri.oii Tp. oil Kridar the 2,, I. ..r r... " ll.oo....."! .1.. c:..... .. V ' Sat'.lav 1851. 26th Rrow tl . v i 1 le at Liberty do Monday " JSih t. ., Harm .lljr do Tne.la'y ' 2R. " . . Cltion do W.d'ihir " .nth i Centre il,i Thur .lay " .nt 1 e Li!" r.'y Al'"- ' Trea.ttrer' offlie in iherty from thenr.t day of Norembf r ISSltuihe l.t dav or.l:itmary 1S52. All Ta.. are r quired to be paid on or before the T? 1 1n. rri r . , oi .. lo.iar, is.,z ."..Tl ut ICdf 103 " . .,..- ,. ouiiono no 1 1.1 r. worth of n Y n ........... . taxable property 30 en J n.ilt. on eaefi ta.uhle i,nl n COUNTY TAX-O.i earl. I00 worth iiftaxahl.- property. 10ct. " " each taxable poll, J5 ctt SCHOOL TAX-On ea.h l01 worth or taxable property, 10 eta . " " ach taxable poll S5 eta HO.n TAX-fln ,.!, tICO worth ,.f nnr -rv n ta"tah!e property, 5 eta ixio r.VX-On each do on ned or harbored to exceed 1, 1 dollar t orporation 1 ax for the town of Lib. rty. one-r.l. , r v.. p. r vent on eacit otiehundied dollar worth of pjuprnj ot .ai.l rorporitum (. xeeptine to eaeh hon.ehnlder 150 worth of personal Property), al.o 2J cent, on eaeh poll. 1 " School Tax lor District Xo. fl, T 10 R I v ' twenty.fi re cent, on each one hundred dollar, worth . ol taxable property i.r.aid district Also for School District No. l.Tii.m xv :., i "', 7th VT ""."''"I worth of t'axable property of said district. CHARLES NUTTER, ... . Treasurer and Collector, treasurers Office, Union County, Sept.lJ, 1851. l-6w. California at Home! rTrh A'r,Tn,nrj,l"--'aV- mmrr OootU! r line undersigned wnuldcail the attention of the B vroplecf this, the nearer portion, ofthe iirroiinilinfrcoimiie. tnlii. present stock i.r Sprinc it Summer lit ,, t;0n,f,, ju,t arririnr; from New York and Philadelphia, Comprising the mint t..tefu and tuilicio... .eleet!ii.frrrry fBJf ke, in ,hpdrv ,, blI. .'"' . la'f decline in eood. of hirh hr ha. mer7l.!;: .V1"",!"r''Wil.,,'n,,,,"him ,n -"frrrthnt, . . c . " tl.eir p-.rcha.er. in the.arly part if the ..a.,,,,, a,l to ehallenge competition w ith ant oth.r house , the State. He ,.l, r,.,. ,.,. ly invite hi tiumiio,,, OLD CUS I OMKHS who hare .,, frequently favor, d him iih th. ir palronace during the I,., TWENTY-FIVE TF.AIIS " Bii.ieximiiieh!.(.,m,l.,t,eirqUl.i rYaiid PRICE, n. h'.? e. """,.""' ' M. ievitatinn A I L new pur, baser., reeltntr confident that he can ofT. r such I m'."r,.",r.,i ".'" m"1"' " p",Br P'-rn."!.. tit cu.tom. rsofall who will give him a fair trialRro..kile.Mar7,h,l5. ,TNEn' N. R. All kind. ..rapproved country produce la- . eil 111 exrh. ...... r.. I. ' -....... ve ,,,, ,., PHILADELPHIA AT YOUR rO!Rl Truth Stranger" Than Frctlon ! ' E Aeam take I, a.ore in aonoonrine to our I , v ctisioniers and the puhpr treiierally that we are lust n-rrivititr a larc,- and well stlectrd stuck of Fall I " ."er immn, uirect trom NMV.VOKK and ! 1 OKI. II I , which we il,Ce ..nr.. hes to sell cheap lor rash, or to prompt paviuir eu.'ooier.. We f.-l assured that our old Iriencl. ill .tick t and we hope that all other, will rail and examine our .tuck before pu rthiMtie , U, h, re. Onr stock consist in nart nf 5 Pairs Brown She. tine;, 150 pieces Fancy Print. " tn Shirtnie;, 15 do nine, and Rlua .u pi. re. tin Prill. oe, lo .in Ho Tirkine, SO TO do ni. arhrd M tisliti, ft 10 d.. do Dr.lliur, 10 1 do Colored Cambric, SO S do Bl'k Cloths, lo 4 do Assorted Cloths, i SO do Sattinett.. 10 10 do Tweed and Jeans, 20 do Ca.simere.. .30 Oral. re Prints, do Form, ore Prints, : do Coat Blanket., I do White Bed do I do Hore do j do Black and 1 ancy . I. ii t re, do Plain and Plaid I I.in.eys, i do Cashmeres A Delane, do Merino., do Fanry Ginghams do Poplin., do Satin Vc.iinrs, do Fancy do do Dre Silks do Iri.h I.innen, do Silk Hand'rhirf. SJ do Scarlet, Yello .1 White and Green 10 40 Flannel do heavy Or. rroatini; :0 4 do A r roll Check., 4 4 do I.innen and Cotton 10 Table Diaper, jlO T do Canton Flannel, io 10 do Cotton Hand'chicf.,20 together with a raiieir nf Notion., Trimmings, Hardware, jRa.'en.ware. Grocer..., Glas. Her. ,.e pay crtSHtor Wheat. Corn. R re. Oat. Bar. net. Flax aeed, Barrelt, and trade for all other kinds 'nw&V.,. H.-I.C.BURIO

'JOY TO THE WORLD!' ( AANrriCt-MMVSIlTllERCHANTO.)

! I J EUE' " ' trtcued and a BalmJ -ndcd i, found ta Perry Davis's Vegetable Fain Killer i jn internal and Erternnl Remedy fur the instant eur and eradication of all Pain. No matter where the pain i. orofwhit nature, tbia will reach it and prnrr itelf to be what ita name indicate apttjett Pa,n Killer. Dr. Wm Hall s Balsam for the Luns fltifiiza, !'hiliiicf I'aiw in the bide, and all dittr&scs ol'tht Cliti ami I unit ESPKCIAL NOTICE TO AGENTS. A?i-iii, hiotiirhiif i hi- L'nitrtf Siait-.art part ten !;rly iintiH d ihi th y irf in all ian t hrt r Hilly to rriurn tli mttitfv, ht-rt Dr. Hall" Ha.am lias hvm unt il f(ri- ii;hl hr, half l'ail d u tr aiifaC!.onami the hot 1 1 retunit-d. Ct1" 1 1 i fm iher r qnettl that ihp A Rt nt ill give it Jrtt of charge to ihe cjfltc teti por. I hr mint nkilfiil iiliyairiacifc unite with the bet rrnriri''t, FPt ai.d Wim in oriioHiu-ii-K tl-e tne-dtiint-tht- two mit va-uahlr t m di I'ur the Dia for n hteh the are feientdt that hareeve rbeen u(1Vrt-d to the Amt-riiait Pithlic. The iihrrtlM-r hm the General A (fetteyfr the a hurt- tm riieiitf fr the State of Indiana and EaMern and StiMiht'in 1 1 i All Agrntft and Drahrra mill lcae adir- their o-dera 1. A. HKDMK1.D, Ptt nfiice addrt-s. Indiuiiapolia, I ltd. M. W. INiK Brn.ikvill ) lvHVnioti(j 5c Ci. Cambridge W holegalengenta Irviti K-ed. Km hum nd ) AIo tor ak liy P Ma Hall Jtc Hntrhea. Van ner ille A V l.arimore Daly Went t'nioti- Chan. Vm ikk nip, Mfiamin-D D l atmaii. Latir I J N Cl mt-nts, mMintiuGroveFraiKf Prnwn, Kiirfi. Ill XveRc Snow. New Tren"it D Bi-aver fc lamea Cully Libt-rt) Wm, Youc Browntviile. 3-I2m. I . STILL THEY COME. Tl'ST oi.em d, and for a!e de.ig-ned, A Mock of Good, of every kind; For men and women we're. uppliei, And children too, ofeveryiize. We've drilling and mtt.lin. bleached and brown, The be. t and cheapest in our own; We're Satin.. Ca..imere., Cloth and Jtana, Tweed., Sattinrtta, and Brarerteens. We've Cottonade of every e;rade. And I.i nen too the he.t that, maile. Our. tock of Hardware!, complete. Our Q,uern.ware too, i. hard to beat. We're lionnet. Fan und Para.nl., Barere.. Silk and fanry Shaw l.: We,e I.awn.and Ginirham.. figured and plain, P. int., Alpaca ai.J Delaine. We're ririie; and Dy-.tiiff. Grorrrie. too, Ilat, Pap. RiHt. and hne. not few; And if it .ilit. thepennle'. mind. We'll take produce uf every kind. Of half nor rood, we cannot .inc. Our tork conit, of erery thinp; So much we ean't de.rrihe with care. We've every thine; that people wear. Ton need not fear onr .helre. t j thin, S.ipnlie. are alway. rnniinr in; We bur th. nirheap. and well we kf.ow, We can't be beat in lling low. Onr in itatinn i to all. We hope you'll not I,. reel to call; Our store i. on Main P. rire, Next door to John H. Fnilee. P.. H. Kc J. C. Brookrille. April J.th, 1851 IS. ncnTox. Fashionable Tailoring! 1P F- O- BKKH, harinir returned from CaliW fornia, would re.pertlullv inform hi., old friend, and cu. turner, and the public generally, that he ha re.iim. d hi. former occupation. Mario? entered into partoe-,hi, w ith Mr. ISUAKI. STOVGH. they will he found ready to exeeute any kind of "m in .oeir une wnn neatn... and di.pat h, aad on "ccummod.ni.ie; term vre receive the fahin plate r-ularlr from the F,at and nut cn.tnm. r may be axiired ofnot only fiea.ly tittinir garment., hut alio made in the latr.t atyle of the art. Shop on tain nurreis ateeet. aernnd door below the P.,.t Ofliee. BAKER Sc STOl'GH June SO, iV3m. J mix D.IIOWLA XI Attorney at Law mtm,vvi.,!.rc TAILORING AND CLOTHING! .IOIIX WILLI A MS M Ul IS t II .1 1 I T A I la O R I W7"1 ' I into, m the ool.lic that he ha. in., r-ee;. 1 ' . - e .. .. i 1 I r. K tiut) IS ( yr .... .. . ,.....,..' . con.i.tin of Cloth., Ca.imrri and Ve.tinp.. and i i (a. ii.ual) prepared to cie general .ati.rartion in the 1 ! le of In. euttine;. excellenee of material, and unI orpa.. d workman.hip, to all who may favor him ! with their order,. fT.OTHIXG READY MADE. Itr would alo mpectriillv invite the public to ea!l I at hi. .tore and examine hi. larce toek r ready made rlothin? ?ot up in the latent .trie and wi h reference to durability anil a pood fittine; rarment. and will po, i.n ly be .old lower, than anv rood, of the quality have erer been .old in tin. market, for ra.h rto prompt pa in? rn.tonier 011 tune. All the latc.t f i.hio.K regularly receir. d. j Mt. Carmrl, Sept. 20th, 185140. SECRKT OF BEAUTY. HOW TO BE HANDSOME. I can instruct any prr-nn how tote handsome. I teach how to make brown .kin fair and clear, I leach how to remore tail, pimple, and freckle.. I teach Low to-li.im-.- the .allow fat-eint . nor ol uelity I teach how to make the wrinkled .kin mooch. I t.ach how to make brown teeth a. whit. a pearl.. I lea. h haw to make ofli n.ire hr. ath p. rf. ctly woel I teach how to make hard brow n hand. ...It aiid whit I teach how to make diseased cum. hard and sound. I tearh how tn make lhc hair prow luxuriantly I can hasten the prowth o whi-ker.. mntachio,A;c. I lea. h how to hare bright and pa.klior rvn. I teach h-w to pre.erre the eyesight for life, I tearh how to r. More impaired ere.ieht. I teach how to rhanire p-rar hair to it. nneinal color I teach how to eh.nire theeo'orof the hair a. desired j i .earn now to m.ihe the hair .nrt.rirh a id glossy, j I teach how to make the lip. and cheeks red. , I tearh how to rvir.ove .up. rfl, ,ou hair, j I know the a bore are all perfectly harmle... I know they are all rerr cheap and plea.ant. 'I know I very person will like then, on trial I rive direction, tn make and ue ihe.e eomnonnds. I know they arc better than any advertised cosmetics ' 1 ask ONLY ONE DOI.LA K forall th.. informal.,.!.. , I receive no letters miles. pn. I -paid . i Address or .end to M. LAVASSK. French Chemist. 104 Nas.au Street, corner of Ann. Nrw York-hew ill send the work by mail or otherwi.e. PROOF I'F.II Tl FC ATES. i Coptei of Letters received bv the Jlarnt of M. Lorre. j Fr. m Mi. A. L. Bennett, o'r31 East Bn'.adway. N Y. "The Recipes contained in M I.ava..e's Secret of Beauty are excellent. The direction, for removing freckle are tip-top, so also. re tht instruction about the teeth and cuius , From Mrs. Sarah Lyon. Mo Houston St V Y. I MLavas.e't instructions about making the .kin fair; nd smooth, are excellent. I .peak from mv ownrxperi.tier. I am now orer fifty y. ar. of are, and my km had becon e quite .allow and wrinkled. I tried M I.ara.sr'a a item and rented ie .. prinird in hi. Secret of Beauty, and now my skin i quite fair and smooth. From Mr.. J M Arsr. S9I Blri-cker St. "I must recommend M I.avas.e.. direction, for Sweeteninr the Brea k and Beautir, inc; the te. th i hey hare been adopted in my famiiy with a.tuni.hne.orct.. " j From Mr. H I. Smith. 804 Grand St N Y. I "I hare fried M I.ara.se's plan for h.'trnii-r the. er,.th..f Whi.kers. Hair. Ac. I he direction he c.re. ,1, h.s Secret ..r Beam,-, .re worth a fortune to al! who want whisker, fce. Mr Stephen Mi wart of Newark New Jersey, .ays that hi. eye.iel.1 has been trrrai ly impror. ri b'j adopt inc. M I.avas.e'. direction, and "treatment fr w -. k eye.. Hi friend, have a!o tried the system w ith gr.-at ben. fit. j From Col T S Sanford. 31 Canal Street, N Y. I hae been tryinc Jour in. Iron ion for culming the hair, and harr met i,h more than I honed for. 'I he Sfret of 11, sotv i, worth hundreds of dollars to alt who aol the hair colored. From Mt Kate Tonsetid, Warerly Place NY. "l he dnrctten M l.aras..- i;iyea for rsmoringan. perflttnii. hair are ihe Im 1 1 erer tried. Hi. plan is far better than atr depilatory powder 1 know .if. M Lara.se eonld fill a large book with testimonials 1 in ravin or his different plan, lor impn.rinr the ap. j pearaure, in preM-rritif; ihe t.,lh, h.nl.i.ii.g the' gum., (fce. Hi. work i the most popular thine erer ! piii.trd. A II are., classes and i unite in it praise He i. sellinir thousand of ri.pie. of his work every month. THE WORK railed the Secret i.r Beauty tsirr direction, for makinc and uing the different artirles advertised. M Lavassr dm- nnt prepare them Tor sale. Hi. time i. loo much taken up inaitendiur n hi. vast corn .pondence You t an .end ihemooer by mail lor the work, four dollar) 1 here i. ,.. jr. r or it. beitiE l"t On receipt of "h, dollar the Sceret of Beauty 1. , nt by mail .rated up like a letter and at Inter postage, r inur, Inducement t, C,.-To .ccommmlate neichborhoood., r.ght cop,., win !. ., rr f Do,I . Beware ..rimit.l,,,,,, Addre.. .. ,h,.,e ' thoriK:'Mr.,,eh,,"0rk "h,'U AGENTS WANTED. nriti,,'Jr.t.V.T'T "r-r,,,,, r -c.n make money by I 7 lZVZlh"rnr Term, liberal M I ariW. " -"". tu4 na.sau Street. New-York ! STEEL! STEEL! I Willi rdes Steel: J r 5 fSOO lbs F.nrli h Rli.ter Ditt.j , ww ismeriean " Ditto 300 " Mprinsj Ditto 400 Cast Hill..! Now on hanriand for sale by K. TTNER. Price OIron Reduced. riVj,W D LBS Wayne. nd Bloom Forg- Iron 10,000 Sltgoirnn.nowonhand. On.M hntihett he ppee a, been reduced rron. one M, lrJU. fmietk ot 1 a es nt oer oo. tnna Inj iff,

pepsin: THE TRTCK

or C I GASTRIC JUICE' A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CtT;J lhc I) riP .1 : - r . . ' n ! KV, 'l del phi a. Pa. ! . . - iriny wonilrrliil rrmedr f. . . Pl.AIXT, CONSTII'A I ION, ,d VJJ I', Curing after Nature', own m'etll"5 Hf, own atreni, the r.a.iric Juice 1 vs ,. C3 Haifa teap"Minful of ihi Fliiid :r ' i er, willing,. I oriluo e. Fire P. . j i J Beefin about , hour., ola ,1'' .j DIGESTION. the inner coal of that ores,, i ' rx" health, called the Ca.tric J.nrr 1 1 'n ' ' Great S!ret ,hr Feod, the Jurir,.i, " : and ft,mutarh.K Areni ofthe utoma'f.'V" Viil,i lt hl.rr wH riieti, " mv.. ul food into blood, and no niitritiun' f ?tonr" father a foul, torpid, painful, and V , "r,i. ..on of the hole'diP.,ive 'T d" ad. ur injured tomaeh produce. ... rl. jmee and hence the dieaSe, di.tre,. ": rPrinrilct,rihr r,..r... , ,.. ' . .....nuance in -he .olid part ,,f ,he T,. ,,a after death, and aometiiiea eai... .C"" " -i . . i-r. ii , . re.t itelf nr . .. . "nrnn loinaek r : - i - . . -".. a llie or c'f. H. ..net, ..fly,, r . M ii-ru ll larmer. ; wi nder ofihe dairy. fir.t proci.. of Itie,', The ... i.hinr Power. Tl, . T""' . nearly. ,e, ho,,.;; j .V"""?" il', I Pan,.. I.eibip.ia.,. " "rt.ft ' ! .hon.a , d 'par Zj, ? PM"" meat and mher food " n . "p'rr. " noewr.a.trie ,,, .''"d ...,,,,.,. th.,,hi.wa,.,m,rbe;JVf 'V0r r ,,5i''thefollimi,, be',rrfr'y...pp,,, we, RARON ; tmal aiialncou. to ih,. Ga.iric j par, .1 i rem the mil con. i ! the Calf, in whirl, rari., membrane of the .-,. mi. ar.i..l... ..e . . : and . will hr tttrenetl.rknnn. , ' , " "ity -ttuuld he rn .. . - - . I, , r -,, I)H PEIIEIRA . in hi. famoii. triaiiand Diet, a 1 !ilR--SOMBrA-in' bi "'"''' ritirr,M "Phyiolopy of Di estion," ab. rre. ,,. : lion of the due quan.ity of the Gat.ric , prominent and all-prerailin? cause of Dvo , i !"' br "' tl't di.tinirinshed rrofl .,, ,' , , cite ,n London, who wa. .eyereyafflit.,f(1 ,,,, j complaint, finding erery thins: else to l i, 'four.etotheGa.trie Juice, obtained from II ' Vc,l)i"''g''m'lU' 'h',eh Pr',lc"P'-'n ! Dr. GRAMM author of the famous ierethleD.el,".j,,..iti, , rrn,,, ; phy.iolorr, that the utomach. of animal., ,. in water, impart to the fluid the property off , vine; ranou. article, offood. and of Vff.rtiut , tram t he natural itig'ttive fi'orctt " 1 Dr SIMON'S i.rf.i.,,.1. . . ... . . 1 . ... . . ""...uir-vio niioiT,, : i (Lea Blaiuhard. Phil.. 16.S, pp. 321-2) .,.., ' ""'". -' " ' r.i ai.i iiirm.a new era intinl. , ii(rei ion. rri.m rcctnt i, , we know that food i. riLvolved a rapid;, , : ficial diee.nre fluid, prepared trom Pro-u, ..I the natural Ci.Miic Juice il.elf." ' Prore.,r DUXGI.ISON of the J. fTern rt Philadelphia, in hi. -reat w ork on Human Pti.;,.' derote. more than fifty pai;es loan exai,..i;, this .iihiect. Hi, experiments with Dr H.,, .... . ... iTjuicr, ouiainea from tile liviti;,,, ...on. .. ir.iin animals are well knoun J ea.e.." he says, .-diirr.iion occurred a, p rf: hrart'Jieial a. in the natural digestion, - As a DYSPEPSIA CUF.EIL j DR. HOUGHTON'S preparation of pr reproduced the nioM marvel!,,,,, eJfertT, eiirirrce , Uehihty. Emaciation, sellout Deciiur, I j tie Cutmimpt, on, supposed to be oil tliL- ,r, v .Iltrtrivr. Ill impossible t,i rire ihe ii ., e iii the limit, of ifaj, adrerti.t m, iii-snj,,,. rated certificate, hare le en piv. n of mere , ; HUNDRED REMARKABLE U!U - , r delph.a. Ne- York, and lio.K.n i,!1:, , , nearly all desperate eae, and the core. only rapid and .,il. ill. ,, .rn.,llrl Hi. a p-eat XEUVOUS AVI IDOIF.au' . i.larly useful ("or tend, tic) to billi.-u ditun!.,-' ' Complaint, Ferer and A tru-. or b ul y tr.-si-, ' and Ame, and the evil effects of q.iiuin,. and other druc;. upon the Digestive . ';!i. . . loll.ickne... Also, for ee. . iii , ' I free n.e of ardent spirit.. It almost r. ce.,r, I; with Intemperance. old MiwiiAdi ronri.ii, ' S'tere i no form of OLD SIOMxrr r ! PL IXTS which it doe. nut seem to rrl.li ii move atoi.ee. No matt, r liow had :tv n : v GIVES INSTANT RELIEF! A morn all t he unplemant tvmpum, atul itiim i ly tube re prat,. I. for a short tie:.-, to f.ihW eood eft'eet. permanent. PURITY "F III Oi"h VIGOR OF nODY. follow. toner. It i.pirtit,, exiellent in eases of Nau.ea, Voinnir.r. Crai Sorene,. of the pit ol the Stomach, d i.trc-. if" ...... ro,u,.iaieni ine lilooil, Heavmi". lit s. f Spirit.. Despniidencr. Kniaciation, IT.il, endri.cv to Insanity, Suicide. &c Price. ON E ntlM. AIl per bottle! Onr bottif oflctiefTect a latitij cure. PEPSI. l POWDEIIS, SENT R Y MAIL, FIIE OF POSTARFor coiirenieiire of sending to all pari" ? colilitry. ,,e DIGESTIVE MATTFH OF 1 PEP IN is put up in the form . f Powders. :!. rections to be dissolved in w ater or syrup, hi ii, tieiit. These powders eoMtain just ilic's.mr as the hot tie., but f u-irr t he rna ut;n, Inrthrtmi) and will he aeut by mail, FKKKOF POSTAGF. ONE DOLLAR sent funst paid) to Dr. J S. inl TON, No. 11 North Eighth street. 1'hiiii!. I hi ooiii lira pen t, in crerv ton in ihe l'i,iu.:s'. j and by re.p. ctahle dealers in .Medicines cciicri , I Septembers, 1550. 37. -12m. ' For sal bv j M. W. Urtile, Brook riile, j A. Tlrwm &Co , F;tirfleld, 1 Wm. Rnbottom, Metamora, j D. D. Tatman, Laurel. C. B. Overton, Anderson. ! D. Bever, Liberty, II. Rider it hon,"Brownsvl!!e, J L. Andrew, DunlrtpsviMe, i P. Mason, Conneri-'ville, N. Cia.ro it ; o., Colmnhii, Tliompsot, Si. Gillespie, Greeusturp. i Etoii Ramsy it Co', Millord. I D Criswell , N.ipoleon, H. West it J. B. C',.,rk. .M ttich,ier W. Conner, Frtyelleville, S. Barber, Ruslirille, K. L,. Anlrol.ua. Clarksburg. W. Jolinou Verftailltd. H. Alletnotte Milan. Ferltid & McCulloueh, Lawrencebnrp, Sold by M WHAILK. Bnuikville; A I Iraiai rairn.in;l , anraiiip, Metamura; WHE'aii".' I'rion; lr. E Shuionay, Ilunlap-vi ,, ; P Prr Librrtt: wholesale by CS Hunts,,! t, :2 Cta, nati; Olc.lt, McKesson A Co, 127 Maul,. !"' York cits; J B Farnham travelling aerlif. al agent, in every town through the west WOOL. 1VOOL. , GAIN we would inform our culuni, ri..," ' publir generally, that we art pn par. d t' spin, or manufacture all kind, of woollen gced-s in this country, on a. r a.ouablr wcrms a. at.) w ill do as good ork. CVwKR.rVC,. as promptly attended to as formerly. E ULM X (s&UV E I SG in the pn,rr Ufason mill till Ik dune in god-manlik-m nntr. MAIS UFA C T UR1NG will be done at the following prices per jard; Jeans, blue mixed, 3 leaf, 37j pr Mccl " 3;j ' " . r, 37,to.'i Sattinet. according to color, 371tc"fj " Cassimrre. according to color, 2jto7. Cloth, according to color, 50 to'; " White Flannel, accordtnrto width, li to25- " Dyed ' jj l03T " Blanket, per pair, ti.SO Spinning white wool I Jet.; spritiiting anJ n ' 16-3; spinning donbled and twi.tintr lor carcri.' rsrnn rarn real, it oa - - . 1 We want 30.000 lb. of wool to ...nntr oor miil f w hi. h we wil I pay the lie.t market price", ia r J Of ..Mr niai.Mrurtnr.Btv - .... I.r "(.-I made of fine wool, we an w arrant the be.to.'".' wear that we have ever offered to the pnl' -' . Country produce of almost every kiiitl'"," 1 ,sl .or w.-ra or g..o. a la ge amount ul "" w ill be acceptable 10 us. We are ready and al wava w il lint: t c " , c . ner nae given n a generous : fore, for which we return oernnfiieneu ihan'i again ak continual inr nf their faror. Please call once more and brng voitr E. MA.l Laurel, April 2nd, 1151. IS. am. koy. Practical Boot & Shoemaker, -fgJKO leave to inform the Citizens ' Br." ' wwand riciuitr. that the ..mm, ncd a,," in the above line, on Main-burgess .treri. fP'"". the Clerk's office, and hope that br strict n K ... . . . . - e ,., ict a"' I linA,s bu.ine.s and hi experience likewise in the nrinrinal Cities of An-rt" with a firm detrrminetiun to work nutlii""- J. best nf stock and warrant good tits, hr " mrHt . share of pnhlirk patronage. Prp? ' , boots, French calf, first quality made to ( per than ever was made in the State of led. 'Jf work of all doeription made to order, an" Parisian and Philadelphia style, cheaper 't1 hvA.isrfQjd in Brr-okviUw,