Indiana American, Volume 20, Number 23, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 May 1852 — Page 3
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f;'i-lllOV 1WA1 28 1852. - ",,:iiH' Axkrican ! under the editorial )f ylWKS J. Kelly, Esq., who is rvspon,ri,ur,,, Ie,tl
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tongue in the Mine furrow, and then by cross
plowing had succeeded in breaking up the ridges left betweeu the farrows of the shovel plow.
j In reference to deep plowing the nature of the
sou must be considered. Gravelly and sandy soils should not be plowed so deep; but the clayey soils and hard pan should be plowed deep and well broken up. It was necessary to -i j . i . . . ... .
iohW the next monthly meeting or , 10 ,el ,n0 waler out. Another ! County Agricultural Society in the Pres- advntage was to bring up fresh soil from Mow. "'X'C. hat tiiis ,! The meeting is to be ! I both ways deep plowiug resulted favorably
r ,P!v the S'h of June: and we believe the . better crops were produced. Under ditching vlk-A f ,.A 'T","" r nwered the purpose of deep plowing ; but in r 1 o'herc int -rested in the objects of the ,, . '. , 1 . " 'ieJtoberiwnt. It is desired that j lhe absence of this, deep plowing was very
icir atteiwance at me time
Mr. Jon M. Barscr, had plowed ten Inches deen. hilt it iraa t;fKi.l ... J - I
( hnntrt. I - viu,mi m uu bo wnere me , Ht-osn. ha? recently sold his farm to Mr. ground had previously been only scratched, not 1 ' who hr.s been living some 'plowed. In such rase, and ..nlDlu :
.,.0. fv . IT ' -.w....j .u too . . l , ..I I. - .1 , Ill ...
jiiuiurx suns ue naa progressed by degrees, going
a little deeper at each successive plowing, till
' mvinpi in i"'
,;hNrhood.
i. and Fingland have purchased the
. Mil!
,f Mr. S u.i . at Bull town.
, . .
ho nnrehased the old " Laurel ' " "nu B"1 uuw twelve inches. Mr. B.
Suinff anrt 111 " " j s... mv aug, aim ppune 01 i
flip kinil nf nlnwa uoi) It- a.:- i. i
v,..l.rcl,niooiniiip Grove,' , , , ' " ru.......g . isirficld and Oxford. I on ,and as has "Pkn It was easy to j , uri that an effort is about to be made to ' make a morter bed of a ten acre field. He had ;
"deOTiiceting the above towns. That art ' plowed twelve inches deep, it was quite practi4.';riMr,m Oxford to the state line we hear cable to go ten after the ground had once been - .andthe UnM and Metamor. i. broken to that d th. But Mr. B. could see ' ,,,.,) e be lecr.ted as to form a part of ! , .' tr:,K..and leave between l aurel and ; n0 ' '"bsoiling in wet lands only about nve miles of road to pike. ! without underd raining. Nor could he see '..r.i'.ivh needed by the publie.and espe-: much advantage in manuring either, under the L ..,l, liviir in he Morthern ran of cmo pirrninGtan... j
; f . w-. ...p. umici IlllVHl QO in SOIlie I r.iuiff Part, of Fayette and Nations as on Clifty, where he supposed the ,v Ti)the former it would be the means i , . . 11 W turnpike commnnica- mk SerTcd as nnder Of deep plowing,
,,i!!ty seat and with Cincinnati. It f-iopcr vircumsunceo, lie was satisfied. ''..ji-riOae over the Fast Fork of White ; One of his neighbors had told him that his crop Z ..;t-,JU. a ork much needed by that neisrh- ; had been increased one fourth by subsoiling v! Aionnuion from Preble, Park But- j Mr. B. adwrted agaill t0 nJerdrains for which ,ie m Western Ohio, have settled, ! . ... , . . every year in the Western part of 1,6 bellereJ th increase in the first crop would . .iMtiir. and other counties in Indiana. PaJ"' even if lney Were Bunk fonr rods apart. ... . . . ; . t . . i VI" I L.-t-l 1-1. ...
., .. ho, nt-!!ii'oriioous mere is union mier- j nere na naa unaerarmned nis (and and manured ,.,.,, ,! l .!ra alarse amount of travel , heavily he had raised eighty bushels of corn to ' V. F,, .Ml the pikes in this region the acrethe vie,d wa9 not s0 , wfc fc , tLVumi i s ofa ciri ie. towanls Cmein- 6 i VZUx were the Centre, as it calls itself had ned but not manured. I
; ,r , the n est. ami a? it people never needed j . m iu. uuirr lann, ne Old not Know SO j f.,,if!j(e or see anything except through that much about it; he was resolved to put on horses I
v. m rou g tnem is mucn neerted, ; enough to plow deep, it was better to plow deep .i., '-rvi'd that ro other location i so suitable , , , . ' r . ... v x- i tan to clear new lands. t -Me.l. About eijnallv distant from the N a- I , !,.Wl from the Ohio river. Commencing at I M CaTT, could not see how they could v.-iV rfi pas,e jMinp almost due West , p'0w a furrow ten inches deep and get it up.
..rir hind populo i country, and by quite a j He differed from Mr. Barber as to the effects of 1 ,!f..irWiins towns. Fairfield, Elooming 1 deep plowing and manuring in wetlands-' 7"::: Dr ?;ng 8ervM to8on,e extent the ta. r-m:irS on public works in the i of nnder dra"13 iu removing the water; and
-n-f,,n-e.r. ;tuou!d be raised to complete the j some portion oftlie manure put upon those
the stock be taken? Will lands would be retai ned. "- 'I:,'-! Min earnest or will they stand was still more preferable.
SIM i.-'t ill m !Hiiii-iiiiiigE iu API; llie
But nnder ditching
.fterthe nJ i eomp ? hp-1 not.
ted and their aid not
Ifflirtiiit Iipcnsat ion of Divine Providence. i-My li. Fr m ss, aged 4 years; "p I?, AtriunrrTA. aged 7 months;
V1 Math wF ajred 2 years 6 months. imf Aiosr.o M.and Ei.it. Bi rt, of laurel. ctb' short period often days, were tln-se
Mr. J. Lynx, who is a blacksmith and a plow
maker, would inquire of Mr. Barber on which side of the furrow he measured? He was interested; as if that other farm was to be found, he must get that other plow. Mr. Bahbkr. On the land side. He did not desire to turn a furrow exactly upside down.
but he would have it set on edge. He did not j want one plow to do two works. A long plow
vveJ of all takh they counted most dear j PP" ior turning sod and a short one for ( pulverising ground. He had a plow that would with his creatures are often mysteri-, turn a ten inch furrow.
,;i"uys unearchah!e and past finding out; ... - u. tjs..,
: - cMhree of the loveliest birds of the mom- i. " v..nrRS iiiaisuncuy - .h hthne weeksag. bid rairto blwm in ; eard) Pre'c" to Put the P,ow in ten inches A .mr.mer day. and diffuse joy and happiness deep has a pair of tmall horses that will do
"""k" 'rtu,"", ,1,om more va,,,e any all day. In answer to Mr. Colescott, - ..-..an- ;SI,d which was their all) have been ; he calll Ih. nA. NT ? v
-'J;:. t these parents have found consola- M 7,u . r ! t." ' 1 r,M. suffieient to enabl, them to feel ' , 'lh ' C,nc,nnat' vho warranted it to . th irtIli,-tionsare not joyous but grievous. p,ow ten !nches deep and fourteen wide; he paid I
! ii r 'iui ihcy will work out for them a far , 14 for He can plow eleven Inches wide and W.-nnd eternal w eight of clorv. I ten deep with ease 14 inches U Inn mn.h it
- -ww atauv.ll) : 1 ,-.rt;!-l(v,I ttith tll ntHflaloa A.l a r . . - -
. .... . , : 7 ; ' ; wes lIine- agreed with Mr. Barber, that
-'-" w':it prevalent in this place. B I bUer deeP tha ,0 clear fah lands. .- ln answer to Mr.Lynn, he said his. plow was -arred, stocked a trifle higher than Mr. L's were I --. o f-undav morning lat. bv the ... b, were. ":. John HvKRUK.ot unrel, to M art E. alr-thought it atrange that hisplows. -. r.rner ilaee. i (as he was understood to sav mnH to mnnM. !
Asrirnltiiral. procured of Mr. Miller, same pattern andsize, imt,,,, , ,'mn j would not plow properly over six inches deep, - - ill found a brief sketch of the dis- '."'l "i lh?1 1 d
fore the FMnklin County Agricol- ! h d ' ' r'W mUSl
The State Free Poll Convention was in session yesterday with Andrew L. RobinBon of Evansvillo in the chair. We noticed in attendance George VV. Julian, 8. S. Harding, M. R. Hull and other distinguished advocates of Freesoihsm. Delegates were appointed to attend the National Convention to be held at Cleveland on the first Wednesday in August. Of the delegates chosen, we heard meutloned the names of A. L. Robinson, S. C. Stevens, J. P. Milliken, J. II. Cravens, S. S. Harding, Geo. W.Julian, a t " r,Hull T,d Butler- John B. Semans. , L- Ellsworth, E. B. Crocker, and several leaser lights. Resolutions were adopted in opposition to the fugitive Slave Law, and the 13th article of the btate Constitution; favoring the freedom of the public lands; declaring that the Anti-Slavery party is not a sectional prty, but for th- Unien ; and asserting that the Democraticand Whig parties, h?d outlived the measures which brought them into existence.and that they were mere factions. The following nominations were made. ForGovernor.A. L. Robinson.of Vanderburch co. "
Lt Goveriior-E. n. Crocker, St. Joseph co. Electors State and Large. 3. C. Stevens, Geo. W. Julian. District Electors. First District, James C. each; Second, ; Third, John G. Cravens; Fourth, Stephen S. Hardiug; Fifth, Mathew R. Hull; Sixth, Ovid Butler; Seventh, A. Crane; Eighth, Samuel A. Huff; Ninth, John Demming; Tenth, Geo, W. Weeks; Eleventh, David W. Jones. For Superintendent of the Public InstructionIsaac Kinlev. For Secretary of State J. C. Tibbetu. For Auditor of State Micajah C. White, tor Treasmer of Slate Jno. B. Seamans. No nominations were made for Judicial officers State Sentinel.
From the Rushville Republican. TIc Celebration. The Odd Rellows' celebration passed off very pleasantly. More than two hundred members o f the Order joined in the procession, and its appearance, with the rich regalia of the members was imposing. The Cambridge City Band at the head or the Subordinate Lodges, and the Milton Band at the head of the Encampments, "discoursed sweet music" as the procession moved
in rough several ot the princioal street r ...
village. Both Bands did justice to the occasion. Arrived at the stand, after an impressive and eloquent prayer from the Rev. Bio. G. W. Taylor, Gen. Pilcher of Louisville Kentucky, delivered an able address to a large, attentive and intelligent audience. His speech abounded in novel and bold ideas and was listened to with marked attention. In regard to the vocal music with which the exercises were interspersed, we heard but one opinion rmrrnul nA tk.t :
cellent admirable. We heard several good judges speak ing of it in high terms of commendation. The young ladies and gentleman who constituted the choir upon that occasion, we are assured, have the thanks of the Brotherhood at this place for the important service which they performed. We have never seen a better behaved audience any where, and visitors could not have been otherwtae than favorably impressed with the character of the population of our county, judging from the conduct and bearing of those who were present on that occasion. SIECI.I, IVOTirK. At5J,.C.'lenU,ir Wonder! Imperil tant U J speptics!-THK Tri n Hiotive t-n-in. or Gastric Jti r. A preat dispepsia riirer. prepared from Kennet. or the Fourth Stomach of an u'i ",-',' Directions of Baron Liebie the treat PhvsioloSieal Chemist, by J. S. Honehton, M . ., No." It North Eiehth street, Philadelphia, Pa. This is a trulv w onderful remedy for Indigestion, lVrspppsia, Jaundice. Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Debilitv. curing after nntiire. nwn muikn.i i. .- x- . ."
. v " '" ", u, ,iiiure s own agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containine Scientific evidence of iu value, furnished lv .agent eratis. See notice among the medical advertisements.
CANDIDATES.
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BROOKVILLE ATTORNEYS.
Mi'mJ'Am KJ,,,'a"e,n'l?Vn.C',the rmtor.",li'- V WC.CROOKSIIAXK, Attornev and Connill II. Mi t LLhRY asa candidate tor the .sheriffalty, i , sellorat Ijiw. Oftiee on Court street, oPpo.ite at the enssinr October 1-li.i.tinn A nKII. hi. tl. . i. . .: piin, I r
mhW " iw , ur, ,,.,, urooRvine.inai.n.. my 14
W ; ' r'-K,!'"'lr: please announce the name ill of K. B. JUNKS, as a candidate Tor Sheriff at the ensuing Octoler election. sp 1017 mE are authorized to announce KF.NJ. WHITNEY It as a candidate for the office of Sherin of Franklin
coiimyJJn.iaUhe October election apl 16 K 1 K MfCM'REM Attorney at law, and Notary iitc . ,. rz .. ; J Public, keeps on hand blanks for deeds, mortgages
W mTaM O. kt r..."Z ..r.". " " . an1 klnds "f conveyancing. .pi 30--Jm
rraiiKiin Co., at the Octotwr election.
I jl.FRED WARD, Attorney "at Ur, BroolT
" "e, inn., ana agent forthe Protection Insurance
SCALE
OF PREMIU ns. !
WHICH Will W awarded at the first - annnal fair fine Franklin Ari- u rattnral focietr, (a fee held at II rook. J) ville, an the 6th. llh and mh i n,... '
LAUREL DIRECTORY. Osr.nj. KEI.LV, Attorney and Counsellor at Ijiw, ljnirel, Ind.
bcr next.
Cla lfIIerara.
Company, policies of Insurance airainst losa or dam- i For the best stallion over 4 year old
sgebyriRE Issued on favorable terms. Office two I do do do over 3 and under 4
I M11- ''' on hand a fashionable ill assortment of Millinery, which the ladies would
1 10 no i can and examine before purchasing else -. ,, where. Her room is situated on Perl at., three doori Si . 1 1 1 K rr l. .. . ...
doors North of B. H. & J. C. Burton's store. mv 7 I do do do Colt over yearsand nnder 3 3 no 1 outh "f ShoupA Cullums ttore,
'do do do do over I vear and nnder 3 S SO I
my 21
doors
22-tf
Micros na
ap 9
Cincinnati Prices Current
flitter. Fresh Koll in market, P Hi - - - Ml tt
! Firkin and Barrel
RLLINORtTCS.
nrldle f do St (Ki.g36 no
"J Harness, p 2tk
Skirting, do 3I $ 20 Upper dressed 2rV Stle, do -I IIoInic. iNew Orleans, r gal 31 r Sugar House, do 43.. 1 Nnvnl Stores.
w I arolina Tar,
V ltl nll.
Common t doitl 75 1 no in d keg or 100 fts " raney - - 1 411?' 1 75 - .
r ft. - - - i2 Hera wax. i Prime Yellow i t - - - Si ; Inferior do - - on I Hraomw. RI VINO RkTKS. t Common f doa mp
1 r ancy - - 1 '.-, I 40 Shaker - . 2 nnt ;
SRItlNO R1TRS,
For the best brool mare over 4 year old
do do Gelding over 4 years do do do do 3 do do do do do 2 do
fll HI'S KILGORE, Attornev and Counsellor For the best pair of match horses at law, Hrookville. Ind. Office on Court St., Kaat ' For the lest draft horse of the old Court House. apl 23, 1P52 17 ! For the best buggy horse
; rorine oesi sauuie norse , Forthe best Spring Colt 1 r. k.i
PIlOTKCTIO?l-Flre, Marine and Inland In"i ranee, by Protection Insurance Companv, nf Hartford, Conn. The nniimiimnl Arn r... o,.." aa
1 nil n.l ""ponsible office. Is alwavs prepared to imoe nobS 00 ,t,"' ulH,n approved risks, on favorahle terms.
S no
S on 3 m
I T W. If ITT, Attornev at taw. and Notarv Public , ,1 .office withGnoRnc Holland, Ksq., Brookville, Ind I I AW PAliTKirsiilP.-Jon-. ATTliTsox, ' 1J and Johr H. KRnrF,, have this dav entered into a partnership In the practice of the Law". JOHN A.MATSON, JOHN H. FAKQVHAR.
Inuv 1 L'nvru 1
K"r I-aurel and Franklin County! my 7', 50 ly
do do mule colt Class 2nd Cattle.
For the best Bull over 3 years
IOII!V . MOWLAM), Attorney
4 25
Brookville, Indiana.
at Ia
I
' Shaker - - 9 953
Cordage. Manilla P n - 14 Hemp - v Cotton Yarns.
Assorted Jios. from A ! to 10 r kS - H'S I No. 11 do - - 16 : Cotton batting, Nos. 3 and I do ti n; I Candles, j Star, r a, - - sn- , Pressed Tallow lO-C ! Common do - jisj j Coffee.
I'nme Kto f ft, ltij
8d do
d do l. 4 d do 3d do I
3 no
3 3
4 3
5 00
Inferior do
Ntlts.
'Soft shelled Almonds 16 F ft - - 17. 17 Hard, do - - pj
r.ngiish alnuls, 12 rn. - - Brazil nuts do Filberts do Pecans do -Peanuts, f bush 1 CIO I Oils.
Linseed f gal 60 p
T AW PAnTsjr.HSIIIP.J,,,,, Rvs&r and
ill rnoR MiYttoip. have this dav entere.i into partI nership in the practice or the law' in the Franklin Cirjcuit Court. JOHN KVMAN. I ep3, 1K5I 37-l-r KlHiAR HAYMONP. j .lr MOHHOW, Attorney and Counsellorat Law, I Office n Burgess street, one door North of fJeo. Holland's, Brookville, Indiana. je CO, '5126 ly
do 2d do do do
do 3d do do do Diploma j do best Bull two years old ; do do do calf one year old do do bull calf I Forthe best cow over three years old do do heifer do do heifer ralf do do milch cow ( do do fatted ox or cow I Class 3d-IIot.
. For the bot boar over 1 year old . do ?d do do " tn
: do 3d do do do Pirdoma.
1.', nn
5 00
5
A on i no
3 0 1)?. a "Tr-lUT, Re.pectfully"lnform8 tha
5 00 """'."ywam 01 franklin county, that ho 3 00 rnnnentl-loeated in Laurel, ,d is pre'pired at
'.i . """" "p-rauons or Dental Surge rv with neatness, care and skill. Cleansing, ailing and insertmgon pivot, done in the most approved atvle with the best material. Sjk.i. stains and blemtshca removed from thet-reth without inlnrv. Tmk
A OO ed on fine gold plate. only by atmospheric pressure, or A W j " 'th clasps as the case may require: from one to a full
s'-i.wimor wnnoiii anineiai gums. Scurvy, TanaredGums. and all diseases of t he mouth treated with care and a cure warranted. Chargea very low, and a call very respect fully solicited. Mr. V. L. Sti art has been residing In this place (Laurell for some time, and, a far as we have any know ledge of his work, has rendered entire satisfaction. We regard him as being a rood nractieal Dent-
TnoM.sGirmRP, M. P.;W.P. Km we, M. D ; F..
my 14 21-3ar
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ii.
Pktweiler,
M. 1.
IS 14
l. JtHKS, Attorney and Counsellor at Ijiw.
1'. Brookville, Ind. Office under American Office, tourt street. dec 26 52-ly
do best boar pig under 12 month' old
breeding sow over one vear
li cV J.
If. STOI1K No
do do
do do sow under one vear old
For the best litter of 6 pigs nnder 10 month. old Class Ith Micrp.
If." MIOFMII.IIi;FH'4 Ilinsi ! Forthe best fine wool buck
15, Front St.. opposite the Pub. , 1" T' ' '
.do do long wool ewe
do do lot of A lambs
5 0O A on ? 50
irOOl, CABDHC-We have engaged Jmu I) Cooper lo run our Cards at the PeLo. P.m
3 00 ! one mile above Brookville. on the East Fork, where I all work will be done in the best manner, at the short -
ri noure. auu warraniea 10 give salisfaclion.as Coor-
lre stnffs.
I Ma.lder, F lb - 14 13 I S Float Indigo 1 10 ! Coppi-ras - 3 00 4 00 I feathers. Prime Live -ese V ft - - - 323 34 Fruits. ! Raisins, Malaga, ! is box - 2 40J Cluster, do - 2 tKi-n ; Lemons, do $5 til Oranges IF bx 6 00 n j Smvrna Figs, I P ft - - - 105 14 1 Currants do - 7'4i 8 I Hates do - - !rf 10 j Prunes do - 30J. ' Fish. Mackerel No 1, P hid - 13 00-5T13 50 Po No. 2 dft J 51); ! Ho No. 3 do 8 MV. j White Fish do 9 SO.- ! Salmon No 1 18 VK&
Smoked herring P box - - m'Si ' 65 Cod fish f ff, 4tS Flnnr.
Extra brands 3 30. 3 40 I Good Super. 3 2IV8 3 25 (iinsentr. Prime P ft 30 I Cilnss.
COMMON COUNTRY BRANDS
10 (S 10 UrdNoldo
65
PO SJ 70
17 50S
14 on.
P UK ft
H by 10 P box
111 tv 12 do 10 by 14 do CITY BRANDS. P bv 10 p box 10 bv 12 do 10 by 14 do liar. Prime Timothy,
p ton 9 0O
'Do No. 2
Provisions. Mess Pork 16 AOJ
Clear do 'Thin Mess Prime - - Rump Lard No. 1
Uo. No 2 - . "Sides in bulk !I)o smoked (Shoulders do ;Poin bulk jllams do Po smoked
.Ho sugar cured llii
I 1'aints. I Pure white lead I p keg - - 2 00 .No 1 do do - - 1 P0 ! Hire. Carolina flint p ft, 4i Snirars.
Prime N O p r, AJ
ralrcio Crushed do -Powdered do Loaf No 4 - -
.DoNoSdo - - -Po No 6 do - -Po No 7 do - - -Po No 8 do - - -White Havana - Pi g .Yellow do - - 7,aJ
Seeds.
lie landing. Cincinnati, Ohio. Keep constantly on
j iiaiin a large assortment or Iron, nails and steel, of . their own manufacture, from the genuine Juniata : Bloom, justly celebrated for the last twentv vears for ! its superior fiiality. Also Mouse Hole Anvils, bel
lows, vices, screw plates. Cast steel, English Blister steel, and (ierman steel. Kliptie springs. Carriage axles. Mould Boards, wagon boxes, Ac. All of which they will warrant and sell at the lowest market prices. Persons will please call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. mh 12 12-ly
1CTKAIH IAItBI.K WOrtKS.-LowRY & ' kJ Kn.E, corner of Broadwav and Fifth street, Cin- : einnati. Monuments, Tombs and Grave Stones, Mnrb e Mantles and Statuary. Baptismal Font. Mural TaI blets. Cms, Vases. Garden Figures. Cabinet n,l
Counter Slabs, A-c. dtc, constantly on hand and furnished to order. The trade supplied with Marble in Block or Slab, or Sawed to order. mh 12 12-ly
Crack-
lb. bv
No. at, Lower Market St., Cinein-
mns, 1SA2 11-ly
Class rilh..'armini Implements.
on
mi 1 "'"isnirini hk ,-ariicr in iniscountry. r-er-m , sons wishing, can have their wool at our store in i on 1 liroo,ivllle. and receive their roll.. Prices as low as
anv oiner ractorv.
For the best farm w agon for two horses
TD. nESSETT'S Ilakery. -Butter C era at 4 cts per lb. Soda Biscuit at Arts per I
' do do
f do do ! do do do do : do do do do t do do do do do do
! TheTbest farm gate
, The best sk1 plow i do do sub soil plow do do corn shelter for farmers use do do corn planters
I Class Cth-?Ierhanical
The best two horse carriage
fanning mill
clover thrasher two horse harrow Held roller for 2 horses horse hay rake grain cradle hay and straw cutter one horse cultivator
plough for general purpose
the box or barrel.
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flt 10 9iS. 10 Pi i'i 9
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1 1 11" MTTIIER, Manufacturer of Sheep shears. I !, i V. r.nears. Scissors, Knives, and almost everv kind of . a
v ouery. no. IU. Kiflh street. Norlli iHo , j 'j
2 00 Clover 5 bush 4 004 50 2 25 Timothv do 1 5IV2 50 2 50 Flax do' - - 1 50 I Shot.
2 50 By the keg - 2 75 'By the bag - - - 3 00 ! Snices.
Cassin p ft - 32& 'Pimento, do - -
Pepper do
Po in market 14 OtKoilS 00 .Cloves do
Hides.
West, flint, p 65 Pry Salted, do. 7
I Green, do. - . 4
Lead, Pig. P ft - -Bar, do - -
Leather. BCYINff RATW". Bridle. p dor 2U 00324 00 Harness, p ft IP 20 Skirting do - lH 22 Upper in rough P ft - - 10 20
Sole, do - - 18,21
30?
Nutmeirs No 1 do
P I Tabarro, P No 2 Mo ft 5-s
4t and P's p ft Po Va do do 41 Po Kv 6 twist
5
17 00 1 45
33 17 1H 33 50
123? 14 15ff! IP fil 7i
no rto 12 lump . 14 Po do 5 P's - I29 14 ,Mo and Kv leaf 6 j Wool. Full blood p ft SS'S 3S l do - - - - 30 33 'i do - - - 2P 30
do - - - (SJ
do do do do do do
do
Main and Svcamore. Cinrinnail in.i
N. B Jobbing neatly and promptly done at moderate charges; also. Shears. Sheen Shv'.n. Kri..nn u.
ors and Knives ground in the best manner, at a short
iiuuce.
mh 12 12-6 m
do
do do do
bnggv
carriage harness wagon harness plowing do saddle and bridle pair of mens boots
pair laoies slippers
s
10 on
a no a no 3 m 3 on 3 00 2 AO 2 so 2 AO A no 2 0O A 00 A 00 2 .VI
2 AO Products. 10 no A 00
B. H. J. C. BL'KTON.
. B. Corn and Cob crushed for feed.
Hrookville. May 13 H. H. & J. C. Bl'RTON.
Harble Works.
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vtSI. BROOKriELD. BOWARn V. RROORFlRl.n.
jn. IlltOOKFIELD fV SO, Mar alt ' ORKS. on the West aiil of ...
rum ami sixth sts., Cincinnati, manufacture to order, Monuments, Tombs and Graved Stones, Mural Tablets, Baptismal Founts, Mantel Pieces. Urns, Vases, Italian and American Marble, etc.. Ac. Cabinet and Counter lops, Designs furnished to order and work executed in the neatest, most approved stvle, sculptured or plain. No Agents are employed bv this establishment, my 21-22-ly
1!) ICommon
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x-k'tv at the meeting at Dreokvilleon the
had
j Mr. Gocdik resuming, and in answer to Mr.
wri-tv havin? convened after ! t-lcott,Fatd that the furrow when plowed very
tV time appointed to hear Dr. Warder's narrow e'1 reasonably wide it stood on
-s, i engf! ana rery wide tt tamed clear over; and
EM-Cmtt embrace,! the opportunity lo 1 if Mf- C- WU'd C0'"e Ver t0 his hoV"' he Mrattention of the Society to two idea he ' W",d ShW anJ fXVain the who,e "8er to
Trt m the disrusiuns at Bloonli ! P ""tneies., ana upon con-j "iitefrreaw to the culture of the potatoe, th'1 11" WU'd COO,e ,B time foT I etwithstan.'infr h b, 1 1, r i Mr- WniT?fr.T had considerable experience 1
f. " - "' "veil a i.iriner a . , , , ' rre entirely new to him One was 1 ,n P P g- II was on " that had 1.-p-r who h ,lillnej hi, Potatoes i b"n "haus,,,d by 8ha,low plowing. II. grad-
" - fct stalks in a hill and had rec I ted a ' J V 'd deeer and liU ,,e c" now 1
The other was that of drawing ;Ia,SeCOUt"eWhalCOald nt on the wme ( f-.w' filling Bp w,th straw befor, r""1 "n years ago. He had used the
? were planted. This he Mr. M'. plow, winch left ridges by the use of.
me suiwou piow ne could increase still further.
ItlAKIIIED. In this township, on Wednesdav last, bv the Rev. LP. Potter. Mr. Willia Wrioht. to Miss Pamkla Ysit, youngest daughter or John Wynn, Esq. It is not usual for us to say anything about the cake, as it is the general understanding that when a lady is married who has been well raised, that the printers Tee is promptly paid in the legal currency In such cases: but In this case the cake was so large and so fine that we are almost tempted to mention it, but will not, fearing we might be charged with invidious distinctions. May joy attend the happv pair Along the sea of life ' Their little barque just launched, sail on v ithout a jar or strife. On the inth inst. by Squire tfarvev.Esq. Mr. Peter SrnowsER to Miss Sophia SntAKEL. " On the 21st inst, E1.1 Hrtricr to Mary Metrics: On the 24th .Mr. Prrsa Creek to Hrstel J. Patterson On the same day by Pant. St John Esq. Joseph vv loom to Pamel a Lno On the same day, Freorick Koeler to Mart BvRTH.
1 li e Indiana Amerlran. 92
- "-..""v. in -ix monins.7,1 at ine ena 01 the year, and an addition of 30 cents for everv vear pay mentis delayed thereafter. " ' Aovertisemexts One square or less will be inserted three times Tor one dollar, ir pavment be made in advance, one dollar ami twentv-flve cents if pavment be delayed one year: and one dollar and flftv cents if delaye two years, and in the same proportion for the time payment is delayed. Large advertisements for a longer time will be charged on the same principles.
married. On the IPth instant, by William Crawford, Esq., Mr. Amasn Ives, of Franklin county, and Miss Blitabeth Fritchey.of Rush county. Republican. On Wednesday morning, May I9th, 1S52, by Rev. Clement R. Rabb, lion. William Stewart to Miss Harriet B. Browning, daughter of Kdmund Browning, all of this city. State Sentinel.
WOOL. CAKD1M;-The subscriber wishes to give notice to his old customers and the public generally.that he has left the Factorv owned bv Messrs. Gorden & Woods, and has engaged to run the steam carding machine for Mr. J. J. Kubottom this season. As comment on his abilities in the carding business is unnecessary, he hones all of his ..I.I .,i. ....,. h.i
i has had work done by him will not nas bv his door.
All work warranted to be done in good order. Metamora,May It!. 22-4w SIMEON IIAIUH, Jr. FrilXITVRF, WARE ROOniSITaving purchased or Mr. (iARnsKR, his stock of furniture, and having enlarged the room, and added largely to the stock on hand, 1 am now ready to supply the public with a good article of furniture, bought" at established houses of credit. My stock consists of Sofas, bureaus, centre, card, diningand breakfast tables, w riting desks, enclosed, plain working and wash stands, bedsteads, plush, cane, and common chairs, mattrasses, lounges, safes, cribs. Arc. The articles I will sell cheap lor cash or approved country produce. My room is in Linek & Faronhar's building. JAMES M. TYNEK. May lflth, 1P52. 22-tf
do do do
churn
specimen of edge tools Secimen of blaeksmithing specimen of cabinet furniture specimen iron castings best suit of clothes specimen or printing paper
specimen oi crocKery ware
lrooriRnnr., Spinning V WeawM intr, fulling and Fintfthing, at Goapo tV Woon'sold stand near Meumora. The public w ill take notice that A. R. Tomer has taken the above mentioned Woolen Factory; where he intends carrying on in all its various branches. Their machinery being mostly new and in good order, and Irora his knowledge and long experience in the business in the eastern States, he flatters himself that he will be ablo to turn out w ork as well if not superior to any other establishment in the Western country. People from a distance will do well to call and give ns a trial, and I will warrant them to be satisfied. People coming to Ihe Mill with wool ror rolls, will be attended In immediately, (my I4,21-u) A.K.TOMER. Tit fl'in A CO. Importers and dealers in Clock's.
5 00 It Watches, Jewelry, and Watrh-Maker's tools, and 2 AO materials. 2 00 Constantly on hand an extensive assortment of gold A 00 and silver lever and verge watches; flue gold and gill 3 PO jewelry; gold, silver and common spectacles. Gold 1 00 and silver pencils spectacle glasses, percussion caps. 2 00 revolving pistol., razors, knives, scissors, dentiats
files, toys.&c. No. 130. Main street, nnder Commer
cial Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A 00 2 AO '2 -VI 1
5 oo I DIIXISTRATORS!OxiCE. Letters of 2 AO Administration have this day been granted to the 5 no undersigned by the Clerk of the Probate Court of 2 AO franklin County, Indiana, upon the estate of Silas 9 AO Tver, late or said conntv. deceased. Persons owmr
4'lnna 7 lfmf-tlc ITInnnrnrlMrrfl Arlii lea ,; said estate are required to make immediate navment.
The best pair or woolen blankets 2 50 and those having claims will present them legally sh
oo 00 in yards or flannel 2 AO
0 yards of cloth satineita or jeans 2 AO 10 yards woolen carpeting 2 AO 10 yards rag do S 50 woolen or worsted net stockings 1 00 do net socks 1 nn
do do do do do do
thenticated. Said estate is probablv solvent.
JOHN W. HITT, Brookville, May 3; 1F52. Administrator.
Jll ITII A .MXOJi-Wholesale and Retail Plane
s
1 00 , 1 00 ;
cinnali. Ohio. Havingeompleted theirnew saleroom! of 52 by 120 feet in extent, are enabled to offer tho largest and finest stock of Pianos to be found in the country east or w est, all from those celebrated and
Ad An . mm'-'uu.-'i inniiui.-ieiiircr. .1. iMouan, ana jonn u.
, Hn Hn . . z " Dunham. N. Y. A full written warrantee given with bTst cheese d P.i.lm.. instrument. Term, cash. mh 12-1,
.1 . M 11 . 1 .
Kniion? arnie puiicr a Ml '
do mittens
hearth rug
Clas Klh..Ruttrrand Cheee. For the best 5 ft, butter 5 on
Mr. Link believed the French introduced Sub-
. 1
wnrhn:il for three reason. Tl. !
h t.M'.i a . . !
-- n.uisiure to tne plant, in its .. , '':tou!iiWnm.m.n., :. ; 8,11 Plowiuf. they not havinc under drains,
w mm would be given for the ! thouBht the chi -''vantage of deep plowing r-rKs. arose from opening up the ground so that the'
"'liatatlirr larni." roots might be introduced deeper another great 'rWu Ci.i,.d ni,on Mr Ljne for h.g advantage was that the water might settle more ' ! freely from the rooU. He knew a man who 1 L,XE did n3i "rt to be called had Twed deep by going over the ground twice ' -w '"''j'1' but would neverthe- illa way which Mr. L. explainad.and had really I .,rrfj3rs- He spoke of the great found that other farm. Ditching was preferable, t '' "tliesuhjeet, and of the con- : but wnen that cannot be done the next best thing '!tih"h'k'Ted l rxist that , is deeP P,0tn- j f1 '"'Tests of the country,) Mr. Barber rosa to explain himself. When! y Jrt,'an.-. nnf propr with agrtcnl- the land is such that the water cannot get out,' '':W T''" "uonRh ' p'"'l'y he 'n,lwln deep plowing may tend to let the If. j" many 'd" farmers water settle more to low rich phtccs in the field : i5i s Slocktornl, too niuchopon and cause scalding, in such cases it would not! "'Wa''ri epursete,lded mor eo much benefit. ! 'IrtTh' m7.CrPP' Thf effeC,S I Nto-Ia not Mr. Lina in error in explaining j !a?fr ' '? Tid lhi' wB- I that the Frncl d no "er dtains. It is w ine question is as to deer. . 1 u. u ,j
Carried. On the 20th inst.j in this City, by Rev. J. J Fcott, Miss Candaee, daughter of Mr. San ford Lackey, to Mr. William Riemen, all or this place. CambriJge Revile.
Hrookville Itetail Prices.
Flonr e bbl
Corn f bushel Coffee " fb Sugar " Butter "
3 2.1 ;F.ggs " dozen 20 I Hams " ft, 12, Fresh Beef T lb O.i Wheat " bush 12ioilA Potatoes do
6 9 6 55 3."
I.anrel Itelnil Prlren. Floor r bbl 3 2A iSugar F a, 04 to S
Ati t offee r ft. Ilia 12 20 Hams pa, 9 IP to 20 ! Fresh Boer , 6 to 8 30 ; Kges F doz 6 15 :
Wheat f bushel Corn f bnshel Oats p bushel Potatms p bush Butter r ft
qnestion was suesegted
, -m aiih,gh he ('the Dr.') " see. y..t 1
tnougni ay some old people that under drains
were first introdaced into this country from
France, and they were made either by haviflg a
regular built Tault or by throwing atones pro-
M ay y . , ' j feguutr uuiiv vauti or ny uirowtng atones pro"woold'h rM gUd WM notinously into the bottom of the ditch and onl'1 have the nnrw, ...,; r'. ..
:T ,rPrtUnity of i lh"" covered over with earth. In aither case
'.K.i.. . ,, " "BQBoneonw they were called indifferent! r blind ditrhe-or
ky., . " "vw P'ow turr and noor en! r ' -t j . - '
-:, i:wi k.j r 1 1 r rencn araine.
. 'er nun.
,,..adhadnlowHd I " t
MVVJMJ iu iiuitt b"""1 against Ticeofhisj
scV-i Mtonishment
English Yachting;
cood " WM 00re' of London hM challenged Wi hi n"0' ,Mr" S' 10 Mp,ala ' Mr SlePhene. h New Yorkert, and the unig hbo"hvhadgotdontojTeraal Yankee nation, to atrial of apeed-an
turned.
. yirapottant.
American vacht MfTWinat Alia tVtaf It tat imIii a
He regarded deep plow- build-for 1,000. Mr. Stephene replies, that
. till TM)t tn n f a f I uhjiuviih a vj.jp an aw rhcL;" :, .".y "'"; when the English yachtera beat the American
;fa!!v reclaimrd K had ! ct Amica, if they will coma over here.they a-aoLir- ,rrto,,.0ri",ttl,,Tt,fiedw,lhBtetal of-P.bntthat v!'lPr pWinTtb rat'g i he d0M not think il cortes beat John Bull .lter 7 y Mfioai. He would I
'he he, , ln r '"P- i 3 rThe Hungarian Peasantry wear wooden
H'W '-'syey soils.
l-ARXYp-ii j j w. v iiirjuuvu tins lavi lui mc mucin ui ,!! iB back out V L l4 r. Line, ( the gentlemen who sport the Hangarion hat 5t5ta4han..l surfannssr being! (which walikemnch.) plume, band, bucklet
nm.i 1 ' """ enough to re-! &c.
w.. " ea
l V of
li, I'lOWlll
or we would be nnder
owine, but douhvl
'fatOr!!rB8J'Vert0 ",hat P,hpr fMm"
Cnn,- T'OWinff ten inebo- A.
f5 V "1 o horse plow the ehtml plow or bull
From the Ind. Journal. CP Just as onr paper was going to press, we received the following dispatch: BosroM, May 25. 1S52.
J. P. PtFSEts: M. Pimpson, F.. R. Ames,
LKviccou, u. Uaker, elected Hishops. WM. IIANNAMAN,
The Cheapest Goods Yet TIIK subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the public generally that the line stock of goods which he recently purchased In the Fast have arrived and are now ready for inspection. In addition to the Mammoth stock brought from the East, he has since added quite a lot purchased In the citv or Cincinnati, all or which he may assure the public not in the spirit or empty boasting or unnecessary exaggeration but w ith the confidence w hich the facts Inspire, that a cheaper stock has never been opened in the town of Brookville. All that is necessary to convince Ihe public of the trnth or the above statements is to come and examine Tor themselves. He would select Tor mention from his general assortment the following: Mens Wcaq Press tJoo.lv Staple Articles, and Wt isce 1 1 a a ca . Irish I.innen. Plad and Plain Jaconets, bobinet. lares, and edgings, fringes and ribbons, comforts, suspenders, woolen hoods, hosiery, gloves, and bonnets. Together with an assortment of Hani ware, Qneensware, Wooden ware. Ciassware.Rrindstones, Window glass. Linseed Oil. White lad. Hats and Taps, Boots anc Shoes. Salt, leather, Groceries, Iron, Kails, Castings, and a splendid stock of ready made clothing, consisting of everv thing generally kept In a regular clothing establishment. In conclusion he would say that his goods has been selected with great care, and with special refferenee to the wants of the country, with which the length of time he has been in business has made him perfectly familiar, and as an inducement to those wishing a' permanent place to trade he would state that he never allows his assortment to be broken, so that his customers can depend upon getting every article they want at all seasons of the year. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. The highest market price paid In cash for wheat, corn, flaxseed, oats, rve and barlev. my28 RICHARD TYNfeR. AllimWIRTRATOR'8 S. Thennd?rsigned Administrator orSILAS TYSER, late or Franklin ronnty, in the State or Indiana, deceased, will expose to sale at public auction en Friday the lth day or Jnne. 1852. at the late resider.ee or sa'd deceased in Brookville, in said county. a portion or the personal property belonging to said estate, consisting in part, orhorses, wagon harness, one new two horse wagon, one buggy, one set buggy harness, household and kitchen riimiture, beds and bedding. Also one canal boat with furniture and all the necessary fixtures fr rnnninir smo. Ttasis. Amounts" or three dollars "and nnder cash over three and under $.Wnlne months credit; over $50 a credit or 12 months will be given the purchaser to give note w ith approved seeuritv: collectable without any relier from valration or appraisement laws. JOHX W. HITT. Admit I trMor. Brook villo, Indiana, May 27, lt2. ' 23-3w
CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cnre of rorciis, colds, hoarseness, BRoxniiTis, unoon(.-(orcir, (ROUP, ASTHMA, AXD roxstTMrTiox. Among tho numerous discoveries Science has made in this generation to facilitate the business of life increase its enjoyment, and even prolong the term of human existence, none can be named of more real value to mankind, than this contribution of Chemistry to the Healing Art. A vast trial of its virtues throughout this broad country, has proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine or combination of medicines yet known, can so surely control and cure the numerous varieties of pulmonary disease w hich have hitherto swept from nr midst thousands and thousands even- year. Indeed, there Is now abundant reason to believe a Remedy has at length been found which can be relied on to cure the most dangerous affections of the l.ungs. Our space hero will not permit us to publish any proportion or the cures affected by Its use. but we would present the following opinions of eminent men. and refer further enquiry to the circular w hich the Agent below named, will always be pleased to furnish free, wherein are full particulars, and indisputable proof of these facts. from f Ac 1'rrtirfrnt ef Amherst Collrgr, tie celebrated I'rtlmor Hitrhrork. "James C. Aver Sir: 1 have used your Cnmav Pri ToBi In my own case or deep-seated Rronchitis, and am satisfied from its chemical constitution, that it is an admirable compound for the relief r laryngial and bronchial difficulties. If my opinion as to its superior character can be of any service, von are ltbertv to use it as von think proper. "EHWARn HITCHCOCK. L. L. D. From the Widely l'rlebrntrl Prffor Sllllninn, HI It. I, I. I, vrfr orCiemistrtft Minrratft. fcc. Tnlr cflegr. Member t thr 'Ltt. Hitt. Med. Phil, mnd Scientific Stcictirt tf America and Eurefie. 'I deeni the Cncasv Pbtumi an admirable composition from some of the best articles In the Materia Mediea, and a very effective remedy for the class or diseases it is intended to cure." New Haven, Ct., Nov. t. lt!. ITIAJOH PATTIMHV, President nfthe S. C. Senate, states he has used the Chkkrv Psnosal with wonderful success, to cure an inflammation of the lungs. From war of the first Pnysirinna la irtnlMC Sco. Me.. April 26, 149. Ir. J. C. Aver. Lowell Dear Sir: I am now constantly using your Chkrry PecToRALin my practice, and prefer it to any other medicine for pulmonary complaints. From observation or many severe cases. I am convinced it will cure coughs, colds, and diseases or the lungs, that have put to deftance all other remedies. I invariably recommend its nse In cases of eonsumption, and consider It mneh the best remedy known for that disease. Respectfully yours, t.H.rrSHMAJf.M. D. Prepared and sold by JAMES O. AYER, Practical Chemist, l-owell, Mass. Sold in Brookville. by M. W. Haile: in Laurel. by Gifford & Depny; in Metamora, by C Van Camp; in Andersonville. by C. B. Overton, and by the Druggists every where. my 2f, 1652. 22-ly
New Goods-New Goods. TIIKrftDEItSlUXF.n takes this method of informing the citizens or Cnion county that he has just received direct rrom the Eastern cities, one of the I argest and best stock of Spring and Summer Cioods, both fanry and substantial, that he has ever had the pleasure or exhibiting to this community. His stock consists in part, or the following : Drrma Silka, Canton flannel and Wosted Plain Black, changeable,1 serge: striied.barredand figured. Linnen and cotton towel Silk Tissues and Bemges. diaper: Berage Oclaines. Rird ee Linnen diaper; Fancy and bl'k mous de Figured Linnen " & crash laines. Fine bleached drills and Plain & w at'd silk poplins nankeen: Fancy and emb'd law ns Bleached and brown sheetdo & d"n French giughams ing lt)-4 wide; Domestic & Manchester do Mole akin, silk, fur, brush, Bl'k, striped and sidid do Kossuth, jenny Lind.MagFancy, oil, red and figured yar, California, English, lrint Straw, Braid, full trimed Plain and flg'd bl'k prints and common )ialm leaf and 4-4 double purple do straw hats, fancy Kossuth Plain bl'k silk warp lustre China Pearl hats Tor infants do do mohair do Hardware and cutlery; do do Alpacco do Crockery ware; Fancy and plain " " (ilasswure v ijiieensware; Swiss mull cV mull muslins China and Tinware; Superior India book " Trace and stage chains; Plain and crossed barred Haller chains with snaps.
jacmiria ami lawns; '.Allies snovel ami siales;
00 oo oox honor 9 fin
Clan nth redle and I.ndlrs Work. For best white counterpane or plain white quilt 3 00 do do pieced quilt 3 (si do do group or worked flowers 1 ui do do ornamental needle work of any kind 1 0(1 do do specimen or hair work " 1 no do do wax flowers 1 tat do do ornamental shell work 1 on do do specimen or bead do 1 nn
00 00 lamp stand mat tin
no no silk bonnet The best specimen or loaf bread (excluding regular bakers.
t lass lOth Frnlts.
Tr.H?ISOFADVr.IITISI?. Forannouncing candidates for county oflicesand offices of a higher grade, subscribers will hecharged SI, non-subscribers 83. Township offices $1. To be paid in advance. Heaths Inserted without charge, nnless accompanied by obituary notice., and when so accompanied, to bn paid for at the rate or fifty cent for every twelve line or less. All notices of deaths or tributes or respect, by any one of the benevolent societies of the day, to be charged the same.
For publishing religious, political, scientific, benev-
. T " . ',y 01 l,l"e"'3 of each, named and ne p.jrf inadvance. lnrMllnjf l'mnOiim Ana . ,. .: . . . .
..v.. . uuo jiis oiii'st-riiuun to me ,
fionieuniirai neview.
1 00- olnnt. and literary notices, orany other calls for public ; meeiincs. to be charged at the rate above specified. 1 00 Political circulars to be charged the same.
for advertising wives, double the usual prices, to
For the best variety of near... 3 or each, named and
labelled. Premium One years suMscriptK.il to the Horticultural Review. For the best variety or peaches, 3 or each, named and labelled. Premium One years subscription to the Horticultural Review. For the best basket or Grapes. Premium One years subsreiption to the Horticultural Review. Class 1 llh-rranM.
For best crop or wheat not less than . acres do do do or corn do do do 2 do do do do or oats do do do 5 do do eo do or barley do do do 5 do do do do or potables not less than do Class 12th firnin. For best sample or wheat, one bushel do do do do barley t lass 13th Vrfrrlablr.
ror nesi one nan nozen neaosof caliliage
lhvorce and rhancerv notices to be paid in advance.
Advertising expulsion of members from any secret society, to tie charged foil price. ' The above terms will be strictly and invariably ad- ; hca I to bv the undersigned. XKI.SON ARROTT.ofthc Democsat. jylKjO C. F. CLARKSOX, of the American. , VTICrc. -There is an old woman calling herself
t it Rachael Lock wood, frequently signing my name to i orders and running me in debt to stores and other pla$,00 ces. Having robbed my house and left it with soma A on loafers; I therefore forwarn all persons from trusting 3 00 or harboring her on my account, as I w ill pay no mors 5 00 debts or her contracting after this dale. 2 5i; May 5th, IrVH. JARED LOCKWOOD.
do one half dozen table beets
do one half peck onions do one half bushel Irish potatoes do one half do sweet do do peck of Tomatoes
do one half peek of peppers do peck of turnips do one half doz squashes do And largest pumpkins, 2 vaneties do And greater variety raised bv one
esnmuor Ins I If If For best plowing
do i'd do do 3d do
Clnoa I.th.
fUXC'llw.VlTlaFltlXn TIIADK, I Bonnets. Ribbons ami Fancv Goods. W. P. Davn
k v Planes, Carpenters' and Coopers' edge tools. Al-
lmponers 01 r oreign ana Domestic Hardware, 224,
?2 00
2 Oil . ' Bonnets. Ribbons and Fancy Goods. W. P. Dcvor, j Wholesale dealer in silk goods, bonnets, bonnet rib$1 00 ' hons and fancy dry goods, is now receiving hia spring 1 on ''"cl- Country merchants are particularly requested 1 tin '"call before purchasing elsewhere. ew Block, No. 2 (10 50 ,Vlr, street, Cincinnati, Xorth side. I w j fob 14, 1-V. T-fm
I " CCH AF.FF.it Ac Cnim-Manufactnrera of
1 ISI I no I no 1 00
mh 12 ly
.Planing; ."Hatch.
do white and col'd cambric Long and short handle 4 ' The best cultivated farm
do oi flg'd bobinets for caps; prong forks:
and undersleves; Mill, cross and hand saws; French braid, China Pearl, Temient and Wood " Coburg lace. English straw Hunts best axes and adzes; and French Gimp Bonnets: Nail and lath hammers and Misses and childrcns " I hatchets; lionets, cap & neck ribons; Horse, w hite wash, store Plain, fancy and bl'k man-. and shoe brushes; tail ribbons Japanned and brass table Extra wide fancy colors for1 castors; bonnet strings; Horse canl.cV currv combs; Ladies bl'k, w hile and Tan-ladies, .Misses iV childreiis cy colored kid gloves:' shoes; Ladies bi'k, w hite and fan- Men's, boys and infants cy colored silk gloves; books and shm-s; Ladies bl'k pic nic gloves Drug, paints, oils and dve and mits; j pi 11 lis Ladies, Misses and chil- Trunks, carpel sacks, and drens plain and fancy silk satchels; parasols; (Carriage trimmings and flv Ladies, Long feather fans,! nets, " she)lluckeoinbs;!Three Ply, Imported, In- " " imitation shell "'grain cotton and nig carpet " "Buffalo " Ha foil and complete stink " Horn " "I or Familv Groceries. " " While mLxed and 3d 4d Hd 8d ind 1 and 20d bl'k hose; nails: fd brads, v wrought Indies fine unbleached "nails; finishing brads: shoe " ' Slate H nails and saddlers tacks; Misses and childrcns " No. 1 and 2 Massachusetts Ladies fine linen cambric Mackerel, bv Ihe barrel or hdk'ls; I hair barrel; . ' Ladies fine w orked collars Kanawha and New Tork and schimisetts; I salt by the barrel; Ladies silk and hand-work Louisville lime and cement linnen lace; Washing tubs; Ladies lisle thread lace. Wooden Buckets; edging and insertion; Wash Board (zinc) Gents bl'k Italian silk era- Also sole agent for Loudon
I vais: lo. 8 lannly medicines;
..ems ui 11 siir no i!, ,-micu as inuian expeeioram " " " Pocket " " " compound altera- " while linnen " live Sarsaparilla; Ladies bl'k silk lace, and Carminative balsam; G. B. veils; Tonic Vermage; Ladies wide bl'k silk lace; Female Elixir; Blue, blue black, brown, Remedv for Piles; olive brown, and olive and Cherokee Liniment; grass green cloths; Fever and Ague Pills; Bine, blue black, steel and Oriental Hair Tonic; Oxford mixed casaamers; India Sanative Pills: Plain and fancy cassamers; lr. Ben Brandrelh" Brown, black, green and Sugar Coated "
grey tweeds: Peters Vegetable: Rlue, blue black, brown & Sanninrton's Fever and
steel mixed satinets; 1 Ague Pills;
Plain and Ribbed Prince MeLaine's Pills Albert cord; Mcl.aine's Vermifuge; Plain and ribbed Angola B. F. Fhanestock " and Mohair cord; Ur. Rogers" compound svrPlain, mixed, striped and up, Liniment and Tarr;' barred cottonades; 1 Folgers Olosnnnian; Heavy twilled linnen duck Wistar's Balsam, Wild Grass and brown linnens;! Cherrv; Brown and bleached mus- Huff's Balsam for the cure lin. and Irish linnen; I of all Lung complaints:
Brown and bleached, bine Tobacco. Snuff and cigars;
3 on
3 00
2 m I no to t I mi
Main street, Cincinnati.
n .niV IKE! Hardware ! Wholesale dc Retail. The subscriber is now offering at No. f4, Low er Market. Cincinnati, an extensive stock of hardware, embracing every variety. Such as mechanics to. lis of all kinds, table and pocket cutlery, mill and crosscut saws.hay, grain, and manure fork's, grain and gr;i.s sejlbcs. steel, nail, window glass, guns and pistol., i is.-rn pumps, Ve. The country trade is psrtienlarly invited to the above stock, as it will he sold ou the inoit reasonable terms. WM. R. DAVISON, mh 5. IKiM ll-m
; of
herebv given that I will offer for sal at tho door of
' the Clerk's oftiee, in Brookville. Franklin eonnty, Ind., on Tuesdav. 13th of Julv. 18.VJ, between the hours of pio'loek. A. M..and 4o'clock,P. M.. on said day,the following tract ot land, situated in the aforesaid eounj ty.towil: The North halfof Ihe North east qnarter of sei lion six in Congressional township eight, of range one wet, containing seventy-six acres more or less, ! mortgaged by li ur L. C.sr, March 11th, 1M7, for tbo pigment of $310. with inforesUfor Ihe nse of town- ' ship nine or nuife one west, in the aforesaid county , and forfeited for the non payment of principal and in- ; forest. " M. V. SI.MONSON. . School Commissioner or township 9, Range 1. j May 10, fo.VJ. 21-Us
do do flour barrel
do do barrel of flour made from the least
quantity of w hent 3 00 Krtnlatinns. l.t. The Board ot Managers reserve the nubt o withholding premiums where they think the article ottered is not sufficiently meritorious. 2nd. Members of the committee competing for premiums, can have their phiccs supplied on the day of exhibition, when the article offered comes nndr" the action of the committee of w Inch he is a memler. 3d. The Hoard is authorized to award premium, on otherartieles not herein enumerated, should Kiev be
offered, and possess sufficient merit ornoveliv.
4th. Each membcrof the sociely. upon the payment of hisaiinual foe of one dollar will be entitled to a ticket, which w ill aduiithiinself and family within the enclosure during the days of the Fair. .'ith. Every competitor for a premium must become a member or the Society by paying the annual foe. Premiums w ill be aw anled upon animals orartich-s owned by citizens or Franklin county. 6th. Exhibitors mut have their stin k or othr articles entered on the nooks or the Secretary, before they are placed within the enclosure of the show grounds. 7th. No articles are to le removed from the enclosure without permission of the managers. flh. Judges are to report themselves by 10 o'clock of tho Urst day. Sth. Persons living out or the eonnty of Franklin, are invited to bring their stock and oilier articles for
exhibition: the most deserving of which shall be entitled to Hiplomas from the proper committee. 10th. All persons applying for premiums on grain, grass, seeds, fruits, vegetables, roots, or on horses, rattle, sheep and hogs, shall file with the appropriate committee, a written statement of the mode and man
ner or producing the mode of feeding and raising
nth Yiininm.. will h ....i.i r. .it . Ik . " beautiful assortment of Mens. Bovs and Childrcns ""lon . . ... . f rnprf nnu: Ptnbrnrini vor " or whit nfiri. hlna
I llnlnmai wr 11 in nil mmm tut nirnn lb . . " ----- - - ,
NTICF The first election ror Directors or the Laurel and Metamora Turnpike Company, will be held at the office or Mosss J. Krlit. In the town or Lanrcl. on Saturdav the 12th dav or June, lt?52. may 28 22-3w Connersville Iron Foundry, Manufactory of the celebrated Hathaway Cooking Stoves', warranted 4 years. N. B. Castings and Job Work of every description made to order at Cincinnati prices. W. F. GEBH ART, Proprietor. Connersville, May 2H, lfoi. 23-3m
drills and bagging:
Brown Oznaburg muslins!
ana tied ticking; Shirt, striped and apron checks; Brown, figured cotton and
linnen table cloths;
Carpet, coverlet and colon Yarns: White ami mixed knitting cotton:
Also. A nurn rf i I nt rM.,1.
I Brandy and Port Wine for
pi. tCKSMITHI The subscriber, having I I) l'eii raised in Hie town, served a faithful apprenlieeship to the IIIarkNmithing" business, and i haingbuill a shop in the Southern part of the town. aiiout one square South of the public square, is now t re.'oly for business in all the branches of common blaeksmithing. Whilst old shops and men of establi. hed chancier in business can get along, I ask that ' favor and custom w hich a young man and a new be- . ginncr needs. I expect to earn my money by honest , industry and hard knocks, and those who patronize a , new beginner isalways remembered during life, with the warmest gnititilde. i II r" Work well done or no pav. ' May 10, 1,2. 21-3m SA.Ml'EL MARLAT.
J.. nOORE, No. 342 Main St., East between , Eighth and Ninth. Cincinnati. I have now on hand
12th
niium.
13th. Awanling committees will be announced in due time before the fair. 14th. All agricultural products offered for premiums must be of the present years growth. C. F. CLARKSOS, President. Jons- P. BRDT,Secretary. my 14, 21-31
pearl.
My shelves are also filled with a beautiful
assortment or spring s tyle of Silk and Fur hats of my o ii manufacture, to w hich I invite the especlial attention of my oldest friends and acquaintances of Brookville and vicinity to give me a call when you are in the city. my 7
fIF.O. . KI.11BLE innw prepared to crush land grind com and cobs. And his carding machines
wool
are in fine ord.T forcardin
fully solicited
Custom is respect-
BIJ 1J. 2I-3W
Great Sale of Dry Goods,
ft IIOCERICS Qneensware, Ylarda I ware and Cutlery Boots, Shoes,
POCKF.T BOOK LOST. The subscriber lost his pocket about the 1st of this month, at the warehouse at the canal basin In this place. It eonntalred about .,6 in monev. and notes of band amounting to sbuut SUVO. The public are cautioned against taking the assignment, er or bnying any notes on any persons, which were made payable to me originally jts I have no notes or that kind out. If the finder or holder will return the notes of hand to me either through the mail, orin any other manner, thev mav retain the S V in monev for their reward. ISAAC Fl l I FR. May 25, leoi. S3-3w
Bleached " " " Medical purposes
neo, screen, yenow, anoi white flannels; And a great many otherartieles to tedious to mention in tins notice; all of which the attention or the citizens or the county are roost respectfully invited. The undersigned begs leave to return thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, and hopes bv an upright course, and close attention to business, to merit a continuance or the same. All kinds or country produce token in exchange for goods; to those wishing to pay cash can get an advantage of ten per cent on all sums over one dollar, A. B.JOHNSON. LisrsTT, May 11, 1(52. S2-6ra ' " DAGUERREOTYPES.
IR. J.XY. KFFLV, Surgeon Dentist, Brookville, Ind.: has located permanently in Brookvlle, Franklin countv, Indiana. All operations in
the dental Art performed upon the latest and most approved principles and warranted. fLf Office in the North end of the Adair tavern stand. fir
- 'J . asttfs. fLBDS.
im!1- ui . . .V . ,,?,,,?.'.?6 2iS ,n for al at public suction, at the late residence of Wn- . ",pl"''in neown of Brook vil! -. Franklin LIAM Rt bottom, dec-ased, Metamora, Franklin Connm".k J 7 A" "u jS Hc, s,reel' ! :ween 'he tv, the personal propertv belonging to the estate of Methodist Church and Post OBIce for sale on the suh deceased; consistingof a large and splendid stock most reasonable terms, to suit the purchaser. En- of goods, invoiced at near five thousand dollars, conqmre or (mh 1Ki2) DANIEL D. JONES. I taining afull variety of articles demanded by the eounfoci Econemjr Comfort and Speed. tr;, . . . . . lOJ-!, New Arrangement R. G. StassiV. Cin- T,,e " will commence on Tuesday the 6th of June einnati and Connersville. la., U. S. mail Dailv packet T""' n'1 'ontinnefl from day to day, between the line. From and after the2nd or March 1KV2, there will n""r of 9 0 clock, A. M., and i o clock, P. M., unUl be a packet leave Cincinnati dailv at 2 o'clock . P. M ., said personal estate is all sold. preciselv. and Connersville at lOo'clock. P. M. Pas- Traws Amounts of $3 and nnder cash, over three
sing through Laurel at 4o'clock P. M.. and Melamora """' under $.l, credit nnvii Lnnsunas next, over 50, a
CIW1 llM 1. mi'Tinis win irt i, i-ii. I lii all cases of credit, a note with good security will . be required before delivery of the goods. Persons purchasing and failing to comply with the above terms, I w ill forfeit to the estate, 23 per cent of the amount of . pur. hase. WILSON MORROW, 1 May 14, 1P52. 21 Administrator.
Koomsin Linek and Farquliar's Buililiiig.
lAHFK W. TAT."TIA-Daguern:an Artist, J Laurel, Indiana.
at6o'cloek. P.M., and Brookville at H oVIoek;
vingatt incmnali at So clock in the morning. The following boats comprise the liner: IlfMMier sttalr, . y. t iTIsmlrr. Itarkrye Klnlr, II. H l awlrs, ITIn.ier. These Boat are exclnsivelv for passengers. mh 9 13-Sm WALKER & BROTHERS, Ag'ls.
piSTAv IIF.IIDFR Importer, wholesale and f II I C KF.H I !Y;S PIAXOS. We shall open
, nruiu ueaierin iiaraware tv i uuen, .f.-4 .lain si., ,
this week several of oar Spring stock of Pianos.
I io w men we invite tne ntlention oi purcnasers. iney are mostly from the factory of Jonas Chickerirg, who j it is well known, ia one oi" the oldest and most sue-
, (-,.sllll manuiaeiurers in mi .-omi.. a new r iano VOKTH AIKIIICAlsi ClnthlntrStore. j Fortes are worth ten per cent more than those made il J. II. Hkiwiikimkr cV Co.. Wholesale Cloihfors, ' without the ei.t're iron frame, as they are thereby and dealers in Shirts. Cloths. Cassimcro. ViMij.. more dnraMe ::-d remain in tune much longer. The
and l ailor s trimmings. Nos. 20and 301 Mnin t., ' touch is more delicate ihaii in other instruments, a fact
Cincinnati, unio. oc 17, lcil 43- ly rAIY ! rtunvt- H. H,nom, Wholesale .V Retail Candy .Mannfa. tun r. No. 3:iR. Main Mre- u Kasl side, three door, above Eighth street. Cincinnati. Ohio. Orders of 50 pounds or upwards delivered to any part of the city, free of chaise. mh l.'-I.'-u.
4 iloors above Eighth St., t tncinnati. Ohio. keep, con stanlly on hand a largo assortment in bis line oi bu.i ness. oc 17,'il 43-ly
j worih the consideration ot ladies who have not the j amount of strength requisite to prc&s down the kevs ; el' rnur.y pianos now liisiuulactuivd. 1'lea.se call and examine our instruments, i ( OLP.IJRN ei FIELD, f Mu-ic dealers and publishers, IU Main street, aplO, li j.-l y Cincinnati.