Indiana American, Volume 20, Number 35, Brookville, Franklin County, 20 August 1852 — Page 3

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pleasant and healthy little cities in the world, why do they not come to Conners-ville!

Tcniporanre.

For the American. Winaro Park to (ior, AT right. Massa Printa: Sir: Bein tole.mung uder tines, dat Massa Gubner Joe Rite, arter he make pood menny speech to de Quaker an de fre sile foke, de fus lime dat he want be Oubnr, tn de sport ob M i-s;t Wilmot purvlfoe.

not to take in no moe slabe State.he hab turn elcne ober giu dat purvisoe; an dat dis time be want to be Gubner g in, he make boot haf I ob all he spech iu sport ob de slabry compur- ! mise law ob d Congres , to cocb de niegur an i tike in all de slabe state dat we can pit: an

..yitirC- i he is posed to de doclrin ob de temprance "; r - ni.0,,ht. sietj.whenheismembrobdat siety he eef; , t,,, ; d he is posed to dat jus demcrat law, pas v 0v,m.'tt seon" U Dt -C ' ' a wintr, makia de brack peple ob cullr pood

much attot iet uifrurn irni's. i uues pin ue v. mie tones when he prove an

will ho srreat want of ;",B ' j" ,nw T "r ne nun sav ,1at d,s

flair urj.in.1, un on, I1C11 File leCl DrUder

G Woop will deliver n tetn- " ,,v,ure5t We?t Union, on the VVe.lnc?Jay 25 int.. at early

LAUREL NEWS.

.AI KKI,, rillDAV, At'U. 80, 1832. This column of the Aimms Is under the editorial management of Mosts J. Kilu, Esq., who Is responsible for Hs facts, figures, opinions and politics.

Iteligtous. The Methodist quarterly meeting commences this evening. An interesting and profitable meeting is anticipated. ltain. Our long continued drought has been

interrupted at last. We had a succession- his predictions are at least

respectable consideration. Aurora Stan

dard.

S. . Hardin. This honorable gentleman passed through our town on Saturday last, on his way to the Pittsburgh Independent Democratic National Convention. He expressed the belief that Hale will be nominated for President. He also predicts that at the next Presidential election, the present Democratic party will be entirely defunct. That is to say, he predicts that the defeated party in this Presidential election will not have an organization in 1856, and of course he means the Locofoco party. Well, Esq.

! Harding is rather a close calculator, and

worthy of a

.wr

there

on the

many hogs that are

-v. Many fields will not Cm -" r 50 Por cent of an

The corn just a!out l on

Whiten in an Massa ttrite, too my bes frens, to de Senit ob tie Unite State: an I dun beam

pood dele moe bout im, but I dont no ifilam ! vll trn, an I is not pwiue to say no moe bout it, til I pit he own a nsr toso sum auestiii I

n.ottv well and will vield J"' clnded to .x im.ln yon papr, if you hab :w F'1" - .de goodness to let me; an, sposiu you wil, ile

,:. frop. uow purseiie. V C"t f I pins, I mus tel Massa Rite, dat.

, . !lii-J . .hen I f.ls beam dat he was mv fellr labor in that Mr. HoLl.iHVAY of d church, in :at lie sport de purvi-

as can- I'nede teniprauee siety, an prov an sine .1 , . ... . ..w , t t. - i

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of refreshing showers during Sunday night and 3Ionday. Many however, are fearful that it was too late to do the corn much good, that in many of the fields being so much parched that it is thought that even rain cant save it.

(7 We perceive that Cyrus L. Dun

ham has been nominated for Congress

in the third Congressional District on the Democratic ticket. Old Dr. Foster, we

i understand, kicked up awfully about it, .i .... .i ii i - i i- i

Hare Testimony to the character ; ",,u " c "u" u,ame 'V'" mucn' lor ,ie nas oi Nicholas TicCarty. , been a standing candidate for the last In a late No. of the Sentinel we find I e,?ht or te" ye,ars' .a.nd deservef . Pon,e

; compensation oy inis lime. Aurora I Standard.

Latest News.

withdrawn hi claim?

or S. H. ..hsshivn vis

a'.th of Com

the following emphatic declaration:

"We shall publish nothing in relation to the State Klertion inU'nlel to n-flect on the character I or integrity of Kn-HOLis MtCARTT.,, j There it is in plain, broad, expressive 1 language. For once the tongue of the slanderer seems to be hushed the pen

of the libeller stilled! No higher testi-

rolitical t previous

3 Saturday last Kbeinc suddi

!rark peple ob rullr pood witnes gin de white

, r ! tohes, ilfii 1 prise im mity In. I3ut I is sorry

" ' to lei mi, at ile same time, dat when I pin I

i:inr our place : h-arn dat he tu'n clene ober pin mose ebry monv than this, coming from the source ;tinp, mv enriffe sunk down in me berv lo. 1 - i iiv i i i A n now Massa Rite, case I is pore fri brack i 11 dCS' COUld b? 'VCn t0 the mtegrify and

j man ob cullr, an hab no rite to pib de vote an 1 worth of honest NlCH. McCaKTT. His j spoke foe de peple, bout de law ob nashuu nor character is so pure that even William , de state, but pis hab hepe consarn Iwut de 1 , r. t t i i Ip eiin ob de brack rase, an vcu hab de rite J oW!t unable to discover

j to spoke on bof, an be Gubnr too, if you can 1 pit 1. cted, I hope dat you wont sider you demcrat frlins suited, when I ax de fabor ob you ; to be so kine aa consendin to ansr de follerin

rsville is rx-

announceinent

vention for Fayette county,

nlv and raicx-

I'uJ you or did you not, when you want

any foibles in it; and living at the home

of Mr. McCartt, Mr. Brows does not dare to draw on his fertile imagination

! and indulge in his well known propensity

! 1 I ' .. I 1 . f r 1 l

.. I... ,,.. ! v.TuiMiroc ms lime, me u qnaKr an awav on ni.iness.was not .. , ,. . ... ,

i sue oepie on ois siai". mane von

IL IIL. . "I . ' J

i no on iu in-

-5. I.-'k ami (lF.0Kt;E (I. Dvxx, . -,i ;c r.'there: but the people r. ,t-,in:ipointeJ of being very -. vl. Joel Wolfe and Mr. s . R ;-hvi!'.e were present and .,.,,, .xr.ted the great doctrine s v'-',i p.r'v. The convention

e rre ; for inventive aspersion, well knowing

Blood and Thunder. The Democracy are getting to be some on military candidates. Not content with Gen. Pierce, who so noblv and

manfully sustained the dignity of fainting on the bloody plains of Mexico, they have added to "their ticket in this Congressional District, a no less valliant and bloody man.Gen. J. II. Lane,who so nobly and manfully sustained the dipnity of

backing on the blood-stained plains of

Pctersburgh. Aurora Standard. Consistency. The Democracy in this city have inscribed on their banners, 'for Pierce and King against the Bankrupt Law and a United States Bank,' and yet it is well known that Wm. R. King voted, in the

United States Senate for the general

Election Returns.

From all quarters,the Election returns

come in better than we had anticipa ted.

In Missot Ri, where till the last Congress, a Whig member and two Democrats are elected, also Thomas H. Benton, who ran Independent in the St. Louis District against Bogy, the regular nominee and Coruthers, Whig. Benton took Whig ground in favor of Harbor and River Improvements, the Pacific Rail Road, and protection on Iron, and is

elected by the hig votes. North Carolina Election. Baltimore, Augvst 16. The returns have been received from

all the Counties in North Carolina, ex

cept Macon, Cherokee, Yancy and Cani tuck. The votes stands at the as follows

Reed, (Dem.) 39,479;

Kewl'trk market. New York, August 16, P. M. Cotton firm. Sales of 11,500 brls

Flour at $4 for State and $4:06 for Gen

esee. Sales ot auuu Dusneis w eaiern

red Wheat at 91$, and 35000 do Corn at 67. Pork sells in small pareels at $20 for

Mess and $17:75 for Prime. Sales of 200 brls Lard at 11, and 2250 gallons

Linseed Oil at 93(a94, ana ouu Dns wmo Whisky at 220 New Orleans Mimet. , New Orleahs, August 14. Cotton is firmer; sales of 6500 balesat 5$9jc for middling. Sales of 500 hhds Tobacco at full and firm prices. Flour is quiet at $3:60 for Ohio. Mixed Corn 9r YVhiskpv has further advanced to

18j(!?18ic. Bacon Sides 10c, and ShouldersJc. Indiana ITnlversitf . The Rev. Dr. Ryors, President of the Ohio University has been elected to the

Presidency of the Indiana univermy, and, we learn, that he signified his acceptance.

MOSES J. KELLY; Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Laurel, I ud.

NOTICE The first election for Directors of the Laiiruland Mclamorm Turnpike Company, will be held at the office of Moses J. Kbllt, in the town of Laurel, on Saturday the l'JUi da; of June, 1652. may 2 22-3w

MRS.IIAZZABD hoi on band a fashionable assortment of Millinery, which the ladies would do well to rail and examine before purchasing elsewhere. Her room it situated Oh Pefcrl (t.,

three doors south or Mioupflr cuuunrrnore my 21 22-tf

fjT Mrs. Gekeral Taylor died on Saturday evening last at East Paecagoula, Louisiana.

CANDIDATES.

Ma. Cliklsox: Please announce the name of A j. Hon, as an Independent Candidate for Representative, and oblige MASY VOTEKS.August the 14th, 35.

i spech in' that anv falsehood he miirht utter could ""' :Vults ke '"r .Vie, ai

snn-i iVimriKm. nni in m on..,- . ... ianKrupi L.av, ma me unneu oiaies 3?be .late? J i be 31 once nai,ed t0 the cm,nter- ASainst ! Hnk Charter. This banner is also

Pus you or das yon not dis time yon want j ''lr- McLarty he "nothing said because generally carried by one who circulated

35,1 17, giving a net gain to Reed of 9 12

The House of Commons stands sixty-one

Whigs, and fifty-five Democrats, with Cherokee, Maine, Haywood and Tyrell, to hear from. There is now no doubt

that there will be a Whig majority on

joint ballot.

Mk. Ci.ko. P1eiie announce the name of fwm I h if. Srofirld. as an Independent Can-

. di.i.to fo.tho ntfir nf Sheriff of Franklin Countv In

Kerr, (Whig.) I diana, at the October Election, and oMije bis innny

friends, he.

Laurel, Aug.

1P53. 34-.

CLIO.

WE arc authorised to announce Halcomb A. Lawci) of White Water township, as an independent candidate for Assessor. Aug 6

to!e tubnr gill m;ike you spech nose to de I he nothinff had to sav." and hones bv

purvisoe, an sprrt de Iabe compromise law,!..- r , .. to ores de brack neple Pb cullr. an tke l i th,s PPnt frankness to divert atten-

; de slabe state we can jit? , tion from Gov. Wright, and from the j Hid you or did you not say dat, when you ! corruption and extravagance which have i fus nearo dat de compromise law dun pas, dat . ... , . , j de peple ob dis state will neber stan up to sich foisted in the state goverment during his (law as dat? j unfortunate administration. We trust I H.b you or hab you not eber say to good j f hat th npnnip f inAi!tn. u.:n ,hink one

mennv nenle rt r.i istatii 1. fresco horf x

when she lect hrnder Wliilrnm an f6c.

-i n.tativf , Ar.cHIBALD ; ljr;,e to ,;e enit ob je Unite State? Orange township: for j Is you or is you not de fren an sporter ob ,,- r t dat jus demcrat low, ps las wintr, bv de demilliams of Jackson i crat lefus!atr) rrov aJ, sine by you r makin -.nlor, J SErn T. Tate ! debrai k peple ob cullr good" witness ginde

in -mutations, viz:-

?. Mcr.sr.R of Harrison

term long enough for Mr.

! supply his place with honest Nich. Mc-

Carty.

.-3. : :-.r Conin' issioners. Wm. : ,.M'or.ncrsviIIe township :and -Cy..:v tll of Harrison township; -f. W:.-,. M-'Claf y of Cenners-;-i t;v S'.irvryi . Wm. Ervi ;--- ;:!-. This is thought to be -.:?.? and available ticket.

r, High Scrsool rAIiibitioii.eVc.

while fol.es?

lus you or dns you not no, dat no inturferance nor tanglin liances in de war ob furin nashun war considr de bes polisa for de unite state, by Presdant Washuitun, an Jefsnn, an ebry uder I'resiiant, an stingwish, and liten publican stuteman, clene down, from de ginin

ob oe Uuberment, to dis presin time?

For the American. AVlio 1 John ltj-man! There are but few members of the Indiana Bar, certainly none of the Bar in this Circuit, unable to answer this question. The subject of this article has written his name so legibly upon the Judicial annals of the State as a distin-

a petition for signature.', praving Con

gress to adopt this very s&me Bankrupt Law. Aurora Standard. 0"Caleh B Smith, a member of the Mexican claim Board, has retired to Cincinnati with his pockets well lined with the epoils." Jeffersonian. If Mr. Elder means by this, that Mr. Smith

erar mr-n i -i . 1 nna rsnl mnr. lli.n u-. a lintini..

V RIGHT and i ably acquired honestly earned he means a

falsehood and a slander. You have made here broad and false charge against a private citizen. It is declared to be destitute oftiuth; and until you present come testimony to sustain your charge the imputation of a libeller shall rest upon you. Richmond (la.) Palladium.

Iowa Election. The Galena Daily Advertiser of Saturday, in a postscript says "B. F. Johnson, who left Dubuque yesterday, (Friday) says newt had reached there nutlicient to warrant the

belief that Cook's (Whig) majority for Congress in Iowa would not fall short of 1,000. There was a prospect also that Vielle had beaten Henn in the First District. The

Whigs had also carried the Heuse of Representatives.

1TE are authorized to announce Jan. It. !Ic ' 1 11 re as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, for this C ommon Pleas District. aug 6

E are authorized to announce the name of

JOIIX It. (;OODVI as an indepen

dent candidate for Representative, at (he October elecUon. Jy 23

Did you or did you not, in yon sPech at de ' uo years, that no man of ordinary intelli hnnc Ia A I ... f ' .... . 1. : ... 1 - . .... -

The "Democratic" Organ and Gen. rott. The Washington Union of the 10th of April 1847, on readme the news of the cap-

i ..... r i. r-..t.. .i 5n i ... a ttii ...k

guished practicing lawyer for the last j f0i0ws-

1 were pre-

t.nnmri I .'IHPi-.rvT VlntilPV f.lllill.-. t-i.-t.iri-

! T', lte hSos' 1 y'? FT" ,V' tri 10 n,ake ,.m 1 eence, can be wholly ignorant of the l' vi.in. it was a settled im.xim that

eminent position he Occupies as a leading had taken the Tastle of San Juan de llloa. Thanks member of the Western Bar. Yet his i to our distinguished and skillful tJeneral to the

it . ,1 i .rt , . i nrave OTinx-rs ami nu-n minu auani omcers aim

itiv ia iii'j iiin.rij. ui unc iiu iic3 riMJU

bleve, dxl tie peple ob dis country war on he

:. J . : .. J .. .. .. ( - .. 1. . . .i... i

I muc vn u i u I'll 1 nir ill, nil lull J OU all I

. . ! I r . : J . i r I , '

M't at tlie exhibi- ' 115"": " u w:,r ,ure" nasnun, an gin ae

,!.- hool.

CTThe first returns from Iowa, telegraphed to the East, gave the Democrats both Congressmen and the Legislature. But later re

turns upset this, and shows large Whig pain. Enough is received to show that one Whig Congressman is elected, (a gain) and the

other one is in doubt, but probably against us. The Whigs are also gaining heavily in the Legislature, sweeping Des Moines Co. where lliey gain 2 Senators and 4 Representatives, Ceder Co. &c. If they secure a working majority In the Legislature, an U. S. Senator will be gutted. But if they do not, thiseleetion proves that Iowa U almost certain for Scott, w ho ia confessedly stronger there than the Whig party. AH hail! gallant Iowa. Welcome eveu though unexpected. Arkansas. There are some Whig gains in the Legislature, but of course the Slate is hopelessly Democratic.

MR. Clarksox You will please announce the name of our late very worthy and excellent Representative in the Legislature, Pr. SAItlt-'EIi

UA1 IS,or.ew irenton,asan independent candidate for the Senate, at the coming election in October next, anl much oblige, Jy33 Ll'SDY'S LANK. MR. Cl.rs.os: Please announce the name of . II. CHIT WOOD, M. D.,as a candidate for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, in the district composed of Franklin. Favette and

Union counties, and oblige many of his old friends, Whigs and Democrats, of Sprineticld tp. Ml. Carmel, Ind., July 7, 1852. MK. Clarksok Yon will pleas announce the name of T. J. Tyncr, as a candidate for he office of Countv Treasurer, and oliltee his nianv riendsin "(July 7) WHITEWATER.

HARDWARE! Ha rd wit t -Wholesale A Retail . The subscrlH-Y ffiio offering at So. 64, Lower Market, .Cincinnati, an extensive stock of hardware, embracing every variety. Such as mechanics tools of all kinds, table and pocket cutlery, mill and cross cu( saws, hay, grain, and manure forks, grain unlgfao scythes, steel, nail., window class, cutis and pistols, cistern pumps, Ac. The

country trade is particularly invited to the above stock, "as it will be sold on the most reasonable terms. WM. R. DAVISON. mhjy, 1?52 ll-8m

T AST CAliIjThose knowing themselves to

Li beindebledtoE. W. PATTISOX & Co., (the nhl Inr.l b'fiumlrv firinl are desired to call and

make payment lo the undersicned immediately, as the money is needed ;o bad IImI longer Indnlirrnce cannot he given. M. J. KELLY. Laurel, August 6. 33-3w VOTICE to Stockholder. -The annual il election for directors of the Metamora Turnpike Company, will be hold in Metamora on the fourth Monday of August. If52. by order of the board. The 9th section of the by-laws adopted July 98, 1S52, provides that any stock holder who neglect to pav any instalments called for bv the board, within

ten days alter the time prescribed by the Board, shall forfeit and pay ten perceul interest uulil the same is paid. GEORGE HOLLAND, Prest.

E. TYEK, Secretary. Metamora, August 2, 1852. 33 3w NOTICE or the removal of the IjinJ Office from Green Bay to Mt-nasha, in Wisconsin. Under S'ffhoritv confirrril Itr 1 ho ciofiit airlion nf tlit?

art of Congress approved June 26, KM. entitled 'An act to create additional land districts in the StaU-s f-f Illinois and Miuouri. and in the territory ; north of the State of Illinois." I

The Land Office now at Green Bay in the State of Wisrontn will be removed to the town of Menssha, and beopened there for business on the first

day ot cpiember next. Gives under mt hand, at the citv of Washirgton, this 14th day of Julv, A. 1. lr'52. Bv the President: MILLARD FILLMORE. JOIIX WILSON. Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office. jy 3Q-M til oc j f TXDIAXA Female Seminary C. G. 1 M t'Lcn. n. D. Principal. This Seminary is located in the City of Indianapolis. Its central position makes it easy of access. New and commodious buildings are" in progress of erection; in which it is hoped, the pupils will And a pleasant and cheerful home. Every attention will be paid to the physical, mental, moral and religious culture of the pnpilsbt the Principal and his assistants. The first session will commence on the first Mon

day of September next; when day and boarding pupils will be received. Circulars can be obtained at the citv book stores.

by application, through the mail, to th principal

aim at inisomre.

Indianapolis, June 30, IMS. S9-6w

New Goods-New GoodsTH E rflf DEHSIGNE D takes this method of informing the citizens of Uniorl eoBhW that Be has Just received direct froln "' Eastern citiei, one of th largest and best stkk ot Spring and Summef Goods, botfcnmeysmdwrtantialrtliathe has ever had the pleas ef exhibiting to Chi community.His stock consist in part, of the following : DrrB Sitka? IBIeached and browa Plifln Ki.nt ..i...,o-..hll..; .hnHtinir ld-4 w ide;

striped.barredand figured. Mols skin, Silk, rurSilk Tissues' and Berage. brush, Kossuth, Jenn Bimge ISelnines. iLiud, Magar. Calitor-" Fancy and bl-'k mou denia, English, strews laines.- Kraid, full trimed Plain ck wat'd'silk poplinr common palAr leaf

fancy and cmb'd lawns istraw hats, r ancy n do dcpl'n French ginghams suth China pearl ha la" Domestic & Manchester do for infants Bl'k, striped and solid do Hardware and eutlarr? Fancy, oil, red and figured Crockery w are;prints jGlasswareand QuoekPlain and fig"d M'k prints. ware; 4-4 double purpl' do;ciiih and Tinware; Plain bl'k silk warp lustrelTraceand stage chains, do do mohair do Halter Chaius with do do Alpacco do! anaps,Fancy and plain - jAmes smrvel ci spadesjf Swiss mull & mull muslins' Long and short nandre Superior India NMc " i 4 prong forks; Plain and crossed barredi.Mill. cro and hand!

jaconets and law ns; saws; r do whrV-andcordcambric'Tenneht and Woorr do & Rg'd bobinetsforcaps;iunts best axo andand undersU-ves; j adzes; French braid. China Pearl, Nail and lath hammer Coburg lace. English straw and haSelwts; and French Gimp Bonnets; .Horse. while wash jitore" Misses and children " and shoe bnnhes; Bonets, cap ck neck ribons; Japanned and bras ta'

Plain, fancy ana bl'k man-ibiecasfoTs:

tau riblons;

Extra wide fancy colors for bonnet strings;

Ladies bl'k. white an fan

cy colored kid gloves; Ladies bi'k, white and fancy colored silk gloves;

Ladies bl'k pic nic gloves

and nuts:

Hese and: eurrf

com ds, Lodges. Misses and chil' erens shoes; Mea'ff, boys and infant boots and shoes; Drugs, paints., oiht on d-ce sJufry.

rTr'anr, carpet sacks,-

b) bo an s riima:itieswets b

j pinion ob a!l our good presdant an liten statei man?

ctivo and stir- i An gin, did you or did you not no dat Mas-

, ! sa Cossnfe make, grate mistake, when he say

to you, in lie spech at de state nous, dat you war de ouord orgun to persent r!e pinion oh

ear.

;n appearance

autil'ul. The

; rriniii it. is unsurpassed helivM. It is indeed

eye met

ran Vnir. l-iever

;i-rv must ndinire

t to the place, n of the Laurel d on th- 10th and

I b have been one of gv nd deep interest to th

do peple an ,:ar reoreseuliires too bof he an

Massa Criteminn 7 case, yon Fpecli to Mssa

111!.

'i olnddi 1 1 an turn his .Vv.t that it will be

I ,-r..l

j Ciitendun war m sport ob tie preslim, an gin i de lilirty b -e nfrica rase peple, an you spech I lo M.-.ssa Cosufe war in sport oh de rile an ; frei!um oh de hungary rase oh peple wun

; spec!: ein fredum, an turir in fabor ob it, an j

; dey cu.iut be bof de pillion ob de peple an dar . repr-svntives. tna.iiidvon or did you not make bofob

detn sp-.-ch to git captal to hep you be Gubnr iii? iin which you spose make do mos captal for dut pnrpns? An den gin, dus vou or dus volt not long

neral I to de temprtnee siety at Inginopolis at dis , c;tj i presen tiaie? 1 An tins von or rills veil not .nls in sum

! who were present. It was ,,i,lse ; e Mal,e Law, an all law, to make nnination ever passe d in Lan- ie drinkin peple quit drinkin de whisky? an

, . , ti , . v ,, j il yon eus not, what law is you fabor ob fur

! dat piirpn f

it. Ili-h 1 1th !

.i-ider.nji t!i

nxanized, which is only three i i!-i--s irreat lienor to the pupils.

pcrior capability j

Mitilv liie

si. Rev.

lins you or tins you not spec to git de vote

oi de temprance peple, case yon is membur ob de temprance siety? An den gin, dns vou or dus von not no dat

IIlPCK.N. for ! sii-ke-iie-head Bill frown, you l.a.iin printr, ! " ' V ,,- . -. I in triin to make ton Gnl.nr gin, bv hnsin de ! V, ' His mer.t ,e,pr.,lllre riely in he parer t0 m,k-e da ant. ; 8npreme an

irom oDscunty to eminence, hy ins own unaided effort. A poor shoemakers Boy, friendless, uneducated, alone in the world, he has struggled up through all opposition, by the simple force of native intellect and honest industry, to the summit of a most arduous, and honorable profession. He was born on the 29th of June 1805, in Sussex County, New Jersey, whence his father emigrated to the Wyoming Valley in Pa., in 1813: here

he resided until 1828, when he came to the Western Country. He read his profession in the Town of I?rookville, in the office of Bex. Sed. Noble, then a distinguished attorney, now deceased, and was

admitted to the Bar of the Circuit in the Spring of 18ft?i,,sndraVked"Yne most nuractice in the Supreme Court it'Tad;5".' He continued to reside in Brookville, practicing his profession with the most flattering success until Dec. 1841, when he removed to Lawrenceburgh,

where he has ever since resided, and now i- . i.., : ... r I.

lives III uii; t uju mi. lit -t lutitiuve jhuiI tiee. His entire attention'for more than i 20 vears has been exclusively devoted to

his profession. And in this period, in the

an extensive practice in tne

d Inferior Courts, he has so

men of our aavy, this great achievement has been effected w ith bui little los of life on our part. We

have taken the (iibralterof the Western Continent. We have added new laurels to our wreath. The gratitude and admiration of a free people are due to Majortleneral Scott. We concratnlate ourcountrv again upon the prow ess of their Army and Navy. In less than eleven months a succession of achievements has poured in upon us which would grace the annals of an v people under the sun. Let

our countrymen rejoice, and let them pour out their thanks to the brave men who have done honor to this free country."' Gen. Scolt, is now in nomination for the

Presidency, and this same Union, forgetting the past, leads the Domocratic party in its unjust attacks upon Gen. Scott. This it does, not because Gen. Scott has done any

thing since his capture of San Juan, to Injure his reputation, or to lessen "the gratitude and admiration" due him by "a free people," but

because he belongs to a dinerent political party! Pitiful! National Flair The following is the original resolution adonlin? the Stars and Stripes:

In Congress. June 141h. 1777, Resolved, That the flnsof the thirteen United States, be thirteen stripes, alternately red and w hite; that the Union bethirleeen stars, w hite in a blue field, representing new constellation. As new States were added to the Union, from time to time, now stripes were added to the flag, till the number had increased to fifteen or twenty. At length, about thirty year ago, the stripes were reduced by act of Congress to the original number ot thirteen.

Cabinet C hangesi Pilinar np the -p nronriatioiiM lit Election Tfn

Skip Hrijrh ten The Japan Eipe-

G. Battesi of Metamora. is a candidate for the Office of Treasurer of Frauklin county.

PDGER IIAVnOIf. F.siq., of Brook.

fi ville. is a candidate for Prosecuting: Attorney of tho Court of Common fleas, of the counties of

i-ranklin, rayelte and Union.

rlEORfKK HOLLAND will serve as Judire 1 of the Court of Common Pleas, of the counties of Franklin. Fayette and Union, if elected at the October election.

If. B.

on a scneoi.

nt- known and appreciated i tennranee nenle Meve dev ort to vole foe vonT

.' ... ' . . - . .! c c?t.,t..

,..-oiJ.,.- '. iw . .-mi .us vou or mis vou not enrtfre. jI I i-i urn

ilatorv of hi?

to tie tinue in oat way, io pull Pot 1e tem- .t.m .,f t m T..i- have i entitled him flnv. Wrifrhthsv nir been repealed v rharir-

t v t v, vi v i ----- - - - , IB I r

: nr

nlentinea nimseti w iui tuc ju uciai recurus Thc IJqnoP i.aw-"Wri:..t and

to sav ' - "r 'ii'' you not cnrige .d-u i-iom mmino v .... ... i. nriy.

. , sn-ike-e-neaii sRamn lo tiue von own siety? i separanie part oi u iumoi . ms mm- no Wrieht. it won d seem from the rol-

u iiem.atory o! Ins superior ( An in flir ie as ,,, dus vou not beve dat i nul cotiraffe at the Bar,calm,disnassionate !,,.; l,a. deelared hishostilitv to the "Maine

...ir . , - .. . i . i . r. . . i. i i , . - , . , .it. i r. J

- ii ni2!i qnar. ;iea uons ior i!ie no- u is i;ir mm, km mu an massi MiaKe-ue nei reasonino- and aimosi exnausiiess Know l- ; i.a w

We were present nt

dition.

Washington, Friday, August 13. Appearances indicate the retirement of Mr. Webster from the Cabinet ; but the duties devolving upon him at the present time, are so pressing, that he will probably remain until after the adjournment of Congress. Mr. Hall will not be transfered to the Bench until Mr. Brooks of the N. Y. Express can be spared from the Committee of Ways and Means in the House. He will, no doubt, succeed Mr. H. in the Post Office Department. Much harmony, says theN. Y. Times, prevails among the Democratic majorities in both branches and the Administration. It is the aim of the former to force upon

the Whig Executive the highest possible amount of Dublic expenditures, in order

l a.

to "Point a moral and adorn a tale."'

of Whig extravagance and corruption, for

use in the election. 1 Ins accounts lor

for the enormous indian appropriations

swelled up, by the allowance of ancient

and musty claims m the hands ot uemocratie agents, and the very liberal disposition shown to tacking private demands nnon the Dethcicncv and Civil and Di-

biii

TOHN It YTt AN is a candidate for the office of

tl Ju.ljre, ror tne circuit composea oi mo counties

of Shelby, Rush, Decatur, rayelte, I nion, Franklin and Dearborn.

1IK.C. F. Chrkso--Sir: please announce the

111 nam of E. B. JONES, as a candidate forSheriff

at tho ensuing October election. opl 10 17

A17E arc authorized to announce BENJ. WHIT-

KEY as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of

Franklin county, Ind., at the October election.

apl 10 17

Bargains in Real Estate. SAW 91 ILL The undersigned offers for private sale the larjte double saw-mill on the canal about It miles below Laurel, known as Koss' nulls. The proerty embraces the fee simple of about 3 acres of land, on which besides the mill are tno comfortable dwellings, a pood well of water and apple orchard, together with the lease of the entire water power of the lock at a rent of only t200 per year. In the mill are lath saws driven by a Inree

wheel capable of driving almost any additional I

amount ot machinery, lhe entire mill was rebuilt last year. It is one of the best properties in the State, lieing under rent this year at JOO over the water rent. It will be sold abareain. if applied for soon. Further information may be had on application to the undersigned, or to the proprietor, Dr. Koss, near the premises. AlkO A tract of (XX) acres 100 nnder Improvement balance in timber a comfortable dwellinfr, w ell, &c, situate about one mile from Laurel. A bargain may be had. Also A tract of about 100 acres of it nnder Improvement. AIwo A tract of about 300 acres with valuable improvements. For further particulars enquire of M.J. K ELLY, Laurel, la. July 30 32-3w

ladles. Misses and chil-1 and satchels:

dre lis .lain and fancy silk Cariage trimmings and: parasols; I fly nets, Ladies, Lone feather fansvThree Ply, Imported " shell tuck combs; Ingrain cotton and rag" u imitation shell carpet;

" Buffalo "jA full and complete "Horn " "stock of Family Groc- " 4" White mixed and, ries. bl"k hose: 3d4d6dPdl0d 16 and Ladies fine unbleached " cod nails; Pd brads.ondSlaU " wrought nails;flnishinr Misses and childruns " brads; shoo nails and Ladies tine linen cambric saddlers tacks; hdk'ls; Xo. 1 and 2 MossachuLadics flue worked collars etu Mackerel, by thtf and schimiselts; barrel or half barrel; . Ladies silk and hand-work Kanawha and New 1 linnen lace; jsalt by the barrel; Ladies lisle thread lace, Louisville lime and soedging and insertion; ment; Gents blk Italian silk era- Washing tubs: vats; 'Wooden Buckols; Genu bl'k silk hd"ft; Kvosh Board (line) - "Pocket ", Also sole agent for Louwhite linnen " " do & Co-.' family Ladies bl'k silk lace, and- meWfl!W t;. B. veils; Jnchas IndiM cxpectLadies wide bl'k silk lace;, onix Klue, blue black, brown," compound IK olive brown, and olive ana terative Sarsaparilla: grass green cloths; 'Carminative balsam) Blue, blue black, steel and Tonic Vermagc; Oxford mixed cassamer; Femare Elixir; Plain and fancy cassamers; Remedy for Piles: Krown, black, green aad CheroVe Liniment: grey tweeds: Fever rbtt Ague PilUj Blue, blue black, brown & Oriental Hair Tonic; steel mixed satinets: India Sanative Pills; Plain and Kibbed Priftte f)r. Ben Brmwrrelh " Albert cord; ' Sugar Toated " j Plain and ribbed Angola Peters Vegetable; J and .Mohair cord; Sappingtou's Fever Plain, mixed, striped and Ague Pills;

barred cottonaaes; . :.MCLaine-s rins Heavy twilled linnen duck McLaine's Vermifuge; Grass and brown linnens; B. F. Fhanestock " Brown and bleached mus-Dr. Rogers' compound lin. and Irish linnen; j syrup. Liniment and Brown and bleached, blue, "Tarn drills and bagging; 'Folgers Olosnoaian; Brown Oznaburg muslins W isur s Balsam, Wild and bed ticking; Cherry; Shirt, striped and apron Huff's Balsam for th

cure of all Lung com-

nlaints:

Tobacco, Snuff and ci

gars; Carpet, coverlet and

colon i ams;

checks;

Brown, figured cotton and.

Lumen table cloths; Bleached " "

Red. creen. yellow,- and

white flannels:

And a great many olher articles to tedicus to-

mention iii this notice; all or wlncn tne attention of thecitizens of the county are' most respectfully invited. The undersigned bvgs leave to return thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, and hopes by an upright coure, and close attention to business,- to merit a continuance of tho

same. All Kinds oi country proauce mKcu in :-

best quality, silver spoons and thimbles, scissors, I pet an advautage of ten per cent on all sums ovei

The Place for Bargains. JOS. It. CLAltK, keeps constantly on hand at all times, a general assortment of watches, chains, kevs. breast pins, ear rings, finger rings.

spectacles, gold and silver pencils, gold pens of the i change for goods; to those wishing to ; ay cash can

WE are authorized to announce tho name of JEEMIAIIO. ST. JOIIX as a candidate for

Kktorder of Franklin Co., at thc October election.

WE are authorized to announce the name of OMVl ll 91. IlAIlTLOWasacamlidate for sheriff of Franklin Co. at the October Election.

Daguerreotype miniatures.

191 AVnlker A: mother's Ntoie at 9Irtmoral. Mr. Tatman is now prepared to take

pictures by the new process which will compare with any East or West. Having the advantage of a superior light. Mr. T. is determined to give satisfaction In all cases or return the money. We invite the Indies and gentlemen of the town and country to call and exami ne our specimens. "Prices to suit t he times. 35. . T A1KFX ACAIE91V. This institution is

Ii situated in the pleasotit village of Laurel, r rank

pen and pocket knives, razors of the best quality.

together with a general assortment of fancy articles.

such as are usually kept injewelry stores. Ain day and thirty hour brass clocks, which I will sell as low as they can be bouchtin the city. Clocks, watches and jewelry repaired in the best manner and on reasonable terms. Old gold and silver taken in exchange for goods or work, ITZpOn door above Tyner's store.

one dollar.

Liberty, May 11.1852;

b. jomso.

2S-6m

Iptlic the ftakcri: THE I.MMESE FASIIIO.VABI.Kand well made stock of Spring and Summer Clothing and Furnishing Goods at the UOTIIIC ARCADE! is now being sold off nt FIRST COST! As it will only continue until the ".'."till of August next, the sooner you call and see the better. The deductions range from 20 to 33 per cent. The goods are all marked at their selling price, as the one price system will be adhered to as heretofore. The proprietors of the above establishment have adopted

that mode of doing business, viz: Clear out their stock entirely at the end of every season, in order lo enable them to offer to their customers new and

PUOTECTIO. Firc.Marine and Inland Insurance, by Protection Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn. The undersigned. Agent for thi old and responsible office, is always prepared to iv

sue policies, upon approver risks, on iavormuio terms. JOHN J. FOUTS, Aoairr For Laurel and Franklin County.- my 7, SO ly

(11STAV HEKDEH Importer, wholesaleI and retail dealer in Hardware 6c Cutlery, 338 Main St., 4 doors above Eighth St., Cincinuuti, Ohio,keeps constantly on band a large assortment In hi line of businessi oc 17 '51 t3-ly

, Ind.

Commenced its first term August 9th

is to put

lin Co.

185-2.

The object of its principal and friends

Wartle Works. wsi BRfrtnmaiB.. rowiiii n FintmKriRLD. TIT 91 . B HOOKFIELD & M), Makblb Works, on the Wert side of Broadway, between Fifth and Sixth sts., Cincinnati, manufacture

to order. Monuments, Tombs and . raved stonetj t Mural Pieces, Tablets; IMpllsma! FCuntsi Mantel I irnis. Vases. Italian and American Marble Ac., Ae

fresh goods at all times, and the extensive arrang-1 Cabinet and Counter Tops, Designs furnished loor

menu uiey arc now niamng ior tne derand work executed in tne neatest, most ap-

FA1.L TRADE: rtroved stvle. sculptured or plain, o Agent aro

requires inem to oo tins lor more room.

All who

have not given this establishment a call are certain-

the means or a gxi emit-unon wiiinn tne reacn oi , K H.hi,i the age. and the sooner thev go and post every young man and woman in this county and ! tiiemsclves up .the better fortheir ours.-.

GOTHIC ARCADE. So. 1?4, cast side Main st. bet. Fouth and Fifth. 34. . Cincinnati:

vicinity. Provision has been made to secure thorovgh instruction in all the various branches of English, Scien title. Mathnmatical and Classical studies. Ktmlont mnv make choice nf the studies which

Nothing, ' may be best fitted loqualify them for the course of

lite iney iiiw-im m iu,.-m,t w ii,-,ii,-b , uu?.iiut

111W:

.'11

; pnitieeanant-lempruieo strme pon dat jrood I .. . rnS(. .f n mno-nitudo

i.-iy evenu.er. j ele o. est to.rm.n, Nic MeCrty .case he j . -' th'Kh' of h;3 U

' M rmyor j '"yL in rh,,,in. i,, ianfe I mnv aflirntithottt eulogy that no lawyer

M'.bben er Lawrence- j yi, j,vp, mut, t0 ,p ,rM ansr t0 ,a Tito exercises re-isisted of Dee- I uttestin. wiiiout tnkiu ctilik sepsliun to tie Hial,,v.,Ps. eoiepcition i ra,.nur "r de T"''"' f1." bcry J"wnic'.

! 1.1. i. - 1 "V" ".- J

i;. ii n i 'i i t it ; ipf..r i:ioor. 11 imrr i r 11 esin tin lie oiiuiiii mi?.

An I'en.it von want me, 1 k

moe questin.

led as beinjr an advocate of the Maine

ieir-T mterspersetl

'sxl sweet :nnsie, vocal ami ills'AH perforv.uHl their parts tanner hijyli -y rreJitahle to r anl their Principal and Tne larjechttrch was crowded 1 r.:. with quiet and attentive

The r

in Eastern Indiana, possesses in a more

I eminet decree the qualifications ofex- ' perienee and ability, necessary to a faith-

lul ami eincteiu nniniiusiraiioii oi tne law. In 184' he was tent bv the society

1 km ax von sum i i . ... i.,,.,.l i... ! I do not belong to i

MINGO r ARK. I. ,, i i r ... j temperauce named by you. I esteem tem-

I nan net ii muuicu u.-iu uns oiiiic nnu - - . .ij k. ,i,

t ;

Liquor

Imvt, took occasion on Saturday evening,

in the presence of near a thousand of his fellow-citizens, to declare his hostility to it Indiana statesman, 4th insl. Mr. MeCirty's views upon this question may be found in his letter to Dr. Foote, of

Lawrence countv

I do not belong to any of lhe

.1or:

leader of New Ilamiv

(Jen. Jackson appointed

wer.s and citizens! ' " treasury, -.ind wt;o was successively 1 i ...... ..f Vom. IV'.ntnwIi -irl Senator in

ted a deep interest in j conpres. In 184.1 Isaac tints wrote of the i?med properly to ap- j present Dentocratic caiuiiJat-s for the Tresiand efforts of the Prin-! n! . ......

r c.lti k i irrvv cum tih-iu vn i.i imcii. - the vear 1SW. and hoarded w ith his father, in Hills-

eith-

w - a i. t ii rr t . t

, - - soiu into siaverv. I er of the orders vou name." r"? TZ 1 The case was surrounded with peculiar ff ffi, pLJ n nanimously demand the

I . I ' ' ' . " . . ' ,L"lT1iJl J.ic on I nmlinprnccinnntd r-n rr t f w B'A finnnncA if nil 1 RtntA tn In

hire, tn man whom .v v t...... , .Muv. ' ui . ; Vir

econd comotroller 1 to deter almost any otner man irom tne i oe visiiea wu me cnwnj .

task, letwitiisucliamiitvnnilzeal was re-eietiiu..,. ...j, ,

that in 55 davs from the time "Pr0 1 " 7

h' 1 ' apaiUSl It I will not appiuo ii, ii iiiMcien Cnl'' !,, m:lnv notition vnti send ui here.

to his Father and the blessings of free- i atld now ,, grievances yon may complain dom. Ile had been serving as a slave in ; 0f, you shall not have this law , so gohome,

Texas, between i and 8 years, when 3Ir. Rymas reached him in his chains and

ploniatic Appropriation

l .. .:. 1. 1. ..IT..

nowever, can uo uwny mm mcvuvu uw- , ... ., , ,h vrionnr..r,-wioT.s.

on the neonle's minds of the payment of Hoard may be had at the hotel, and

fifteen millions oi pumic aeut in iour years and the reduction of the general expenditures by three and a half millions, in a sincle year. The Democratic party in the House made another effort, yesterday, to grant Thomas Ritchie 200,000 for failing to perforin the contract for the printing two veara nsro, but it resulted in nothing, and

. .... ji : i

orders 0f M"0 Prolounu v " U,"JU"

ty,ot losing some oi inese vniuauie measures, that they resolved upon night sessions. The first one took place last night.

)l lll.ir Sale of It Mil F.stnO. There

2.50 ;

3.00

it executed.

he started, he returned the

1 boroiiLh. In that year hr made the old penlleman

1 nii-r.1!- are liueresieu III I sofnr non-coinnuttal. that his name was then usen . ,. f r., ,. il,.n ;,.!,. , , I a.discoiintenancinc the senior editorof the Pat.-i-'t rescued him from a bondage w orse than

"""""" e . in his opposition to John Q.Adams: lie helped and i death.

- -i-irner tools his efforts are '- his h-rt is en cotiraged to go 5 discharge of his arduous inewed ir-r and alacrity.

-" ':iirein(T and heart sinking is it

..or t v find himself toiling alone which those v-ho onghtto be rticerned, manifest no inM up t!1(. hands of the teacher, : ';f!:l,!renthat education is val-

I ' Sfmr interested in it yourselves

, .'T tllon expect to build up good

"-ni schools. and not till tho-n.

Joux Rtmas is emphatically a lawyer.

favored.

assisted the Federal lawyers of that day to call out '

iae sin-n-nn oi ins laim-r 3 iiniue ;iu:iiiisi .Timrv. j , , , r 1 JacW-Mi: and it was not until the close of the year . I.tlS whole life has been a protessional . , . - i . .. ... 1 l. . ,. rv..... ' mi 1 ..-y r .. 1 1. I.

I...UI Mil- siniiiii; iwiii"! viv.ni a... . A ItOlllt OI U'll II" I'U f I U 11 Cll, lie II OS the pernicious influence of his degenerate son." t . . , , . t,. ..i,-;t,: rK V"h iinv Journal svs this item in Gen. ' never yielded to the solicitation of office,

rierce"s life is not given ia his recently pub- i he is one OI me lew uisiingtiiMieu inei lished biography. It should le copied into j who have repulsed the advances of official

llie llCAl euiiiuu, iui ii is utny uiei

that the Pemocracy should know that in sup

tendtovour corn and potatoes, pay your

taxes, and don't trouble yourselves as to what wedowith your money! That's none of your business." Mr. McCarty's remarks shows a gentlemanly respect for the opinions of all men upon this subject, and are much more becoming In a candidate for the Governorship. Yi ncenn.es Gai.

IT Our neighbor appears to be in a great rage because the democracy of Noble did not turn out to hear Mr. Dumont, or because the Whigs did not choose to listen to his balderdash and misrvpieseiitatioiis. He tries to gain some notoriety by abusing "P. A. Hackleman." Very well. We know what an appetite the little creature has for slander and

detraction it is the poor things "weakness," and he ought to be indulged to a moderate extent Rushville Republican. Rushville Rupublican.

at various

nrivate houses, on reasonable terms.

Corns or BTt PT a Fin -i nans or Trmnjt.

Reading, Orthography, Wriltnfrand Arithmetic, per quarter n.w.pn kv Pfirli.v's lTn. Historv. Knffti sh

Grammar, U. S. History, Nat. Philosophy First Session Algebra, ;eoa. Heavens School Phvsioloiry, Chemistry Book keep. Xat. Philosophy. Wood's Botany. Hitchcock's

Geolojrv. Kobinson's Algebra, Geometry I (Leeender) 4.00 Moral and Mental Philosophy, Evidences of Christianity, 1-oirlc, Khebric. Surveying. Latin and Greek laiieunges, literature and Robinson's Astronomy 3.00 Exercises in Composition and Elocution throughthe course.

BOARD Or E.A.MI. A I U-. nr.Gifford. T.J. WHITE, Moses J.Kelly, H.Pike. Lewis C. FouUs, C. B. Clements, Dr. Kitchen. J. H. Henry. James Tuttle, Esq., Fsyetteville, Ind. Danl. Churchill. Rush Co. 3i if. AB. W. BIEGIII.E, Principal.

will be sold at public sale, bv the heirs of John

.Mitchell, dee'd., at the late residence of said dee'd..

employed by this establishment.

my 2122-ly

V t'l-H

CO. Importers and d-alers In

cLs, Watches, Jewelry, and WaU-h-Maker'a

t'ls, and materials; Constantly on hand an extensive assortment of gold and silver lever and verge w atches; tine gold and gilt jeweln: gold, silver and common spectacles. Gold and silver pencils; spectacle glosses percussion caps, revolving pistols, raors; knives scissors, dentists dies, toys,cc. So. 13U. Main t, nnder Commercial Bank,('iiicinhafi, Ohio.

in White Water Township. Franklin ro. ind., on the

B.M day or September, between the hours of 10 o'clock A . M .. and 4 o'clock P. M the follow ing demn no scriled Real Estate, containing altotit one hundred

v ! snH .U .it.... alml!! liini'tv nf K tiifh i iiiinrov! anil i

no reniainiicr is wen nniiH-reu. a gxxl dwelling vnr, noies;ii- wme, m ........

i house, barn, corn cribs, carriage house. and all nee-1 "el rilns and fancy dry gfods, is now receiving

i essarv huildinirs are on the place, on-l tte place is 1 hts spring slick, t onntry merrnsnis are panirui well watered bv two good welis and several never I tarty requested to call before purchasing elsewhere

i 1 1 " C I A T I S :P K I T H A 1 F . 1 H A t

l lionnets. Kilibons and Fabry GocwUi W . P. Dk-

List of Letters, REIWAIinisiin the P. O. Brookville Ind., Aug. 15th 1M2. and if not taken out before thc IstdnvorJan. 1853, will bo sent to the Dead Letter Office".

Lanrv Mr

l.uked llenrich

Sew Illock.So. 50 Pearl stn;et. Cincinnati. KortH

: side. feb H, 1S3S 7-m ! i3ie CAKixET rrn?iiTniF..-u m I r Ck. M.niufacturer of Fashionable Cabinet i Furniture, Sofas. Chairs. &e.. So. PI Sycamore st. one door above Thinl, where be eives his personal attention to maiiufaeturingall articles usually called for in his line. and aflerM years experience in the I principal Eastern cities, he thiukshe can give geni eral satisfaction. l.arne assoilmcnt always on hand; I Work made to Onler and warranted. Furniture

rCnaired. cleaned and varnished. I l.liolslcn done

I iiu neatness aa I dispatch. Terms moderate. Call IIIkH School.-Wo wish the in. L. M. CHASE,S1 Sy.amoreat.

patrons of this inslitution, and Uio I ap 3 10-iy

fiiilinc sprines; alsoacoo-l bearinr orchard of choice

fruit. The privilege of snwimr -3 or 30 acres of grain will be given this fall.and entire pos.v-ssion in February next. The above described land will be sold in cither one or two parcels. Trans of Sti.c. One third to be paid On the first

day of January, one thinl on the 1st day of January, lKVi; and the remainder on the 1st day of January, I Km. Deeds will be executed cm dav of

sale, the purchaser giving notes with approved se

curitv. BV lllfc lltlKS.

August 10th 185J.-34.-ls

"Scolt mail be Abused.

So at least think the Democracy.

The

station, and sought a more enduring tame ! Layfayetie Courier abuses mm ior ngnttng

.i ....to len td tt 1 1 li rvn fllleis. n nil ws linvo iiww 1 "

... ...w r r--- . . ,

. .. . i . c 1 , J.H.iinntn. kim.i .

man has a higher opinion ot the dignity -J"- rfi.hiV H Jith

of the profession, or a more correct con- " r. ' u r. Scott, who h

rention of that exalted. : honorable feeling

that should characterise the Bench.while

coward

Gen.

Jackson! Go it. Gen bcott, who has stood the fire of his country's enemies on a hun

dred battlefields, can brave all such belittling

r M gres ne. I c terf part e thtl , or sare hop; pared! r sholllj comi , rote. obablyf :hey J thout ag o vie wj are erf )utnonT' wo.iM R id r J . is Sf

rae 'l;ii,i,fr, -i.

, ... .... m mm m m Perhaps no one, in Indiana more of this article of conpleasure, than does Con-W

-vrtre conndent that no ""rpasses it in getting f;"'ri!,?ps in the neatest, most ''and latest

s' V'.U Cll It. '5s throiljjh Some of tlio emintioc

''.during last week, we heard 'Srs-;tl.. - . . ...

' work in this line snoken

0St terms of rommnml-itin

... VV......I ll.l.tlivil .

0 Wavne

hi administration would be aisttnjruignea non.rung as vou discharge at him. tie was

. . . . , . . . - - . . . . ..-i

victorious over his country's enemies in panada, In Florida, and in Mexico, and he will achieve a greater victory than all about the 1st of November. Viucennes Gai.

rsvi

porting Tierce, they are supporting a"degenerute on' who "assisted the Federal lawyers" of New Hampshire to defeat Old Hickory. Will the "Old Guard" honor a man whose "pernicious influence" helped to defeat Gen.

Jackson when he first ran for the Presidency? I

CPIIorace Greeley, since his visit to Niagara, is in much better spirits in regard to the successof the Whigs in the coming contest

lie had previously considered Ohio a doubtful Stite. but thinks now that Scott will receive 25,000 more votes than were ever given for any other man, and 5,000 more than can new be given to any body else. He says that Michigan, Wisconsin. Indiana, and even Illi-

. .. .1 !.;..!-.. ,!... n C ... V. .. la I n- r. f

ihpm .a.,.imav i,aven. The following is his who feel an interest in maintaining an WM 1aU t0 the editor of a county

estimate of the probabilities of the canvass. able, dignified, and impartial Judiciary. , paper fof a few WMks services at a clerk to

it-maaniyjtr jrerr. ntunrjui. rmanifjmr rirrcr. . KllSll he De SUStainea : are nui vui juuu i ,m:n annointed bv the Jjeeislature,

Viinia.".1::?:?:!? : interests infinitely higher than the edicts j work tUt

South Carolina, .s ! ofronvpntions'or must the ermine too, ue . ... . .

CE? Vo ! dragged into the arena of party conflict!

e pause to see. Aug. 16th, 185-2. A Voter.

iv.r eio-nnl hiliv. it would at the same

time, be characterised with au' those generous feelings, and that urbanO deportment that so much adorns professional

life, he would rise above the petty p. eju- Legislature, under the direction dices of the hour and administer alike to rf 3 friend or foe, an impartial law. i v - Tj.-;i. He is placed now in the attitude of a j more than was expended by the last Leg.sla-i.-j..- k- u ,K...Tlt snliVitntions . tnre fn which the Whisrs had a majority.

nois, look better than he supposed they did, j . J , . . ; -t f rtics j huudred and eleven dollars of this money

or t.t , 1 ... , ,

Henry, and many

-Main?

0 ""! are nnuing u to r dvntage, to come to Con- . . 0f tai, mide There are three e lblishm

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k ,ly all

Massaelliisetts. 13

Khode Island. .4 Connecticut. . .6 Vermont S Xew York 35 New Jersey. . .7 Pennslvani.2T lVlaware...'..3 Marx land S Xorth Carolina 9 Ohio S3 Kentucky. ...14 Louisiana 6

Maine S

Indiana. .13 Illinois... 11 Michigan. .6 Wisconsin. 5 Iowa 4 Tennessee 1-2 Florida 5 California.. 4

Arkansas.... Alabama Mississippi.. Texas

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their work as

: make it

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Total.... 15S , If he had placed Indiana and Tennessee as "probably for Scott," his estimate would have coincided with our own views of the matter. Why Tennessee should be placed fn the doubtful fit, we are at a loss to know. She will withsut any douSt whatever give a large majority for P'eott, Parson Brownlew to the contrary notwithstanding. 0"Mnggans, the poet laureate at Lafayette perpetrates the following.Let fools nnite And vote for Wright,

Just to "support the party, While those who know A thing or too, Will go for Nick McCaktv.

ITSenator Whitcomb, of this State, is said

to be in such bad health that he will not re-

Fonr to Ones A certain Tom Walpole of Indiana, who

was formerly a mixture of Whig and Locofoco, undertook a few weeks ago to reduce

the compound of his political character to

simple Locolocoism; and having sncceeeed, he anuounced the result, and was formally

received Into the Pierre party. J?ome glorification followed, cf course; though it was very apparent that the Loco foe os were scarce

ly more rejoiced at their "immense acqusition," than the W higs were at their apparent loss. The sequel shows that the latter had decidedly more reason to be glad than lhe former, for Tom had no sootier got fairly out of the Whig party, where he was eternally kicking np a fuss, than four eood Democrats came out in the Cambridge Reveille, declaring their intention to go for Scott. They are unwilling to act and vote with a party that could not afford a better leader than

Frank Pierce.and that was corrupt enough

should have been done by this committee, causing the State to pay this committee $9,00 a day for leaning back in their seats and directing a clerk to do their work. If the picture of extravagance stopped here we might

! hold our peace and let this sum pass; but we

find, at we showed last week, that tnoasanos of the peoples' money have been squandered to reward a few aspirants to office, and cause them lo continue laboring in the cause of Democracy, that these leeches may have another opporortunity to bleed the people.

but we think it

Self Condcmed. George W. Hargilt in answer to our question as to whether he dared oppose Gen. Scott's sueeestion in his letter of acceptance in re-

gard to extending tne rigm oi cunrusu.p u foreigners who have served in lhe Army or Navy for twelve months in time of war and received an honorable discharged, says; "We do not oppose Gu. Scott's proooslxon but we are In favor of qualifying it, by emending this right, not only to the soldiers, hot to all foreigners. Gen. Scolt makis invidious distinctions we are opposed lo this." We call the attention of all honorable men to this admission. It is tantamount to his saying, "I admit that I lied, wilfully and

knowingly, when 1 irtea w maae tnepeopie believe two weeks ago that Gen. Scott wished to confine the right of citiienship to such foreigners as had been "imprisoned" tn the service of lhe Army or Navy. I not only admit that I lied, but I admit that I added to that offence the crime of moral forgery, in attempting to put such language into the mouth of Gen. Scott who has distinguished himself through a long life of patriotic devo

tion to the Interest of the country . Hargitt stands a liar, self-condemned and self-ar'mitted. He admits thai he Is a falsi fyer of truth, of history ,and a slanderer of lhe Great Hero and Pacificator, by saying "We do not

oppose Gen. Scolt s proposition," tnougn two weeks ago he iusisted that that proposition waa a monatrosilv.

We ask honest people what they think of

such a shameless liar and moral Torgerer. Rushville Republican.

Ahem William 3 Burgess Edward Busby James H BurgessJManter M Bonsall ( has Gilpin Boate Martha Brnadburn Pleasant Brown Charlea Baken John Crosslin Klixa Clear William Carmel Litzy F.gbert Stephen Erskius John FarnerAsa R Fanrot William Fuller Isaae Griffin Robert Gfbson William G Hamilton Oliver Johnston Thos Jones Calvin Ii toe Jonathan

Meeker Hamilton Miller James 3 Meeker llalsey Miller Roberta Merrill laniel S Melon John W Maxwell Moses Kott Nathan Osburn James T Power Roger Parvis Joshua stow McCormick Searls Catnarine Shepherd Solomon Steward George Saine F.lizabeth Wildridge Lncrella Williamson James M Wilson J T Wilson R B H. LISCK, P. M-

INDIANA I friends and

irublic irenerallv. to bear in mind that the fall term

commences on Monday the 3oth inst., and will continue fourteen weeks Terms the same as herelo-

1 fore. OnC year ago this school opened under thc charge 1 of rro"fcsor lunn, with forty students. At the ! flnsoof the last term there weresevenly. Mr.lhinn has given ample proof of his abilities as a teacher.

j The trustees have invited .wigs iveJoy, ot t incin

nati. to assist for the coming year. Ibis

TD. BENNETTW HSKery- miner , Crackers at 4 cts per lb, Soda Biscuit at 5 cts per lb. bv the box or barrel. No. 30, 1.ower Marktt it., Cincinnati. mh 5, 1P52 11-ly CAPITAIi HOI SK D. D. Smih, proprietor, Indianapolis, Ind. Je S5 37-6m

graduateof Mr. Wilburs' Female College. She has. been leaching for the past four years, aud Comes td us well recommended. She will give instruction : in the French language and music to any of our young friends who may wish to engage In those .

stnmcs. Thc trustees are making every effort In their pow er to build np a school of a high grade; and if they are sustained as they should be by a generous public success will crown their endeavors. Bv casting our eyes towards "College Hill it will be seen that if the '"material aid" is promptly handed over they will soon say to ns come np high 34 W. W. SSYDER, Afont.

DR. J. 4 ki:i:i.Y. Starr-

eon Uentlst, urooKvuie, Ind.;

has located permanently in Brookvile, Franklin county, Indiana. All

operations in the dental Art performed upon the latest and most approved principles and warranted. ! JT-p OfDre in the North end ot the Adair taverfl

lady is a stand.

Afflicted Read!

CAPITA! IIOrSE Connersville, Fayette i Conntv. Indiana, R. Drsuss, Proprietor. This house Is in good repair, well furnished, thoroughly ventilated, favorably situated, and every attention paid to travelers and visitors. W hilst it is the best and most fashionable house In the city, its bills are atthe same time so low as to suit all. Jy 'M-Sl-ly Try-The Hamilton Intelligencer will please insert 6 months and forward bill for payment.

HYMENEAL.

This may come to pass,

doubtful, for the day of retribution is fast approaching, and the account that Locofo-

ism has to render will be to the people so

nnsatisfartoTy that their services Will DO

longer be asked for in an official capactity. W. M. F.

in one of the mostj turn to the U. S. Senate

UMr. Joel Stokes, ef Warren county, Ohio, formerly proprietor of the Hamilton

in all conscience, before Tom Walpole joined '. Telegraph, was killed instantaneously on

i it Dayton Gaiclii. 1 Motiuay last, by being thrown irom nisnorse-

married In this Co. since July ft. i Wm Craig to Isa M'Xeely. Thos. C. Rav to Etirabelh Loper. Jas. T. Anthony to Lucinda Anthony. John Anspach to Louisa Marshall. Charles Rati to Caroline Hvdron. IVnnis Cnrson to Melinda Sparks. Claries F. Carev to Sarah Ann Best. Paniel G. Bryant to .Margaret Longfellow. Wm. G. Ilahitto Mary Ihmsen. Saml. F. I leaver to Sarah Jane Jeans. Ignatius Repporger lo Caroline Boll. Geo. Fetty to Sophronia Rohenson. Fuller Wright to Mary Ann Wynkoop. John G. S-'earl to Sarah Cook. John M. Armstrong to Ann Elit Wame.

Misrisd. On Wednesday morning lost atthe

residence of B. II. Burton in this place, oy tne Her. . ..... i. ir.l.inin.l Rmvtilnff. formerly the

excellent landlord ofthe Washington Hall at Indianapolis, to Miss Ann K. Burton of Philadelphia,

and sister of B. H. Burton of this pla ce.

On vesterdav evening at Mt. Carmel, Mr. Joseph

G. t'larkson to Miss Caroline Corson.

WP. & A. APPLEGATE) Carriage . Manufacturers, Monroe St., Connersville,

Indiana. YI 9 S9-r nit irKrmTJS PIASOS. We shall

i open this week several of our Spring stock of

Pianos, to which we invite tne aueniion oi pun-u.-sert. They are mostly from the factory of Jonas Checkering, who It is well known, is one ofthe oldest and most successful manufacturers in this coun

try. These Piano Fortes are worm ten per rem more than those made without the entire iron frame, as they are thereby more durable and remain In tune much longer. The tonch is more delicate than

In other Instrument, a isct worm mc of ladies who have not the amonnt of strength req

uisite to press down the keys ot many pianos now manufactured. . Please call and examine our Instruments. COLBURS & FIELD, Music dealers and publishers, 154 Main street, apl 9, 1S52 1-y. Cincinnati.

nnnu'sT 1TIOY tRVCsll in at Scott's

1) Book store, Bragg House. Post Office room. Lib-

arty. Union County, wnere yow can nnmiiii.-.f-rv thing usually kepi in a Book establishment, and k .... -iiii .rv .mall sum of money

procure enough of good books to make a nice little family library. Bibles, bible dictionarys and Commentirvs, Philosophical, Historical. Biographical. Poetical. Religious. Miscellaneous, and School Books, Albums, scrap books, blank books, and every variety of record, pos- P- letter and note paper, together with all the el ceteras. belonging to the trade constantly on hand, and for sale on thc most reasonable terms. JOHN W. KCOTT. Liberty, June Icth, lroi. '27-tf

tYI-l liOI'SE The undersigned dyers would JJ respectfully inform the citizens of Brookville and vicinity that thev have Just opened their Dye House at the Canal Basin, adjoining the Collectors1 Office, where they are ready toeolersilksmusllnsj cotton yams, woolen do, and also printing of all sorts of calicoes, &c. STOECREL St CO. jelH "fi-ly

-ATCM A! CtLOCKR W. Dawoo

tenders his services to tne citizens or Brook-

illemwl vicinity, in the capaeity of Watch and

Clock Maker and repairer making Snd mending" Jewelry. e. Long experience and strict punctuality are his recommendations. Shop three doors North of the post office. Jy 23, 1?30 81-tf

1IEDICAL Hsnsr eitablishcd f It - . : ' IT M yearn ;, by Dr.Klnkelln N.W. . vyEAD'S Commercial Callef e-S. Ki Corner of Third and Union Msi, between Spruce 1 H corner of Main and FonrthsU., Cincinnati. The and Pine streets, Philadelphia. Fifteen years of, object of this institution is to qualify guntlemafl extensive and uninterrupted prrartice spent in this i practically for the Countine House and business pur citv have rendered Pr. K. the most expert and sue- suits: the course of instruction embraces the theory cessful practitioner far and near in the tieatment of and practice Of book keeping and penmanship, leediseases of a privata nature. Persons afflicted with : tures on mercantile transactions, commercial caW

ulcers npon the bodv, throat, or lees, pains in tne , cuiatians,ctc.,covenng uircnurem inmmr head or bones, mercurial rheumatism, strictures, rial operations, thus enabling pupils to be coma rravel disease arising from youthful excesses or i finished accountants. Tuition for a full eonrse (in impunities of the blood, whereby the constitution , advance) $i5. Further particulars can be obtained has become enfeebled, are all treated with snceess. bv calling at the institution, or by addressing th

Ile who places himself unaer tne care 01 ur. iv. principal, (iisi-piu.j ih.au( .. . .... . I ' I. In 1WV llUm

I. . .. . , i w ... Connersville Harble Wotks. TIfIS esiablishment is in Conwell's large build tngon the corner of Monroe and Harrison sta.. where the best of Italian ana American ttarTl Is alwkvstobe had. Mrthuments, Tombv Head atones 'Mantles,Table-tois,and ery vanety of

Plain and Ornamental Work, kept constantly on hand, at reduced prices. The proprietors are satisfied that, with the work' men and the material they have procured, they can do as goxxl work, and in as neat k manner, as can be done at any other establishment In tlie Wet and on as reasonable terms. The public are respectfully invited lo call and ex amine specimens before purchasing elsewhere;All orders addressed to them w ill be promptly attended to, as thev arc determined to give general satisfaction. CRAF0RD& w.. jAMgSj July 30, lcS-?. 32-m

may religiously confide in bis honor as a gentleman, j

and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician, j Take Particular Collect Young men who have injured themselves by a certain practice indulged in a habit frequently learned from evil companions or at school the ef" fects of which arc nightly felt, even when asleepj and destroy both mind and body, should apply immediately. Weakness and constitutional debility, i.... or muscular enenrv. physical assitude and ren-

eral prostration, irritability and all nervous afTee1 . .i..t.k.u. nf Ik. lit . .nl r.

tions. tnaigcsuon.iuK'""r-: r. ' ery disease In any way connected with the disorder

or tne procrvamw i u .... ...... ..... - restored. Y-iM -nd WllMB-od, 1 rtnosocs lis, os a rnswvrraa resTtl. KlSKELIS on Self Preservation Only 25 cts. This Book Just published is filled with useful Information, on the infirmities and diseases of the Generative Organ. It addresses itself alike tc Yonth, Manhood, and old age, and should be read byTl.-'.in.i.l .dvlrs and Impressive warning It

gives, will prevent years of misery and suffering

and save annuany inmiiim

Parents bv readme it wi i .i ..;.nl their ehi

A remittance oi so cents. rmip - "'T' ' 1 add'ressed to Dr. Kisxem-. . W . corner of Third j and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine. Philadelphia, will insure a book under envelope, per return of mail. tt Persons at a distance may address Dr. R. by letter. dost paid.) and be cured at home. Packages of medicines, directions, etc., forward

ed by sending a remittance, and put up secure irom damaire or curiosity. Book sellers. News Acents. Pedlars. Canvassers, and all others supplied ith thc above work at very ow rates. 1 86-ly

- ... . . A . ...

nusm iMvs. -1JEO1 OIBsOv cv "CWr.igravers ana ;.uno II learn how lo prevent f praphers, Copper Plate Printers. Stcneil Brand

lore . . m I Cutlers, cs

A c. North West Corner Gano and Main

. ... . . I mt f - .

sis., and 101 Main si., over 1 . n. i.ooumou muu Bankinc Houe. Cincinnati. vr-T-Bill Heads. Adilress Car.ls, Letler stod Note Headinirsi LabeU, Bank Checks, Bills, Drafts, Notes. Ac, at very tow prices: Diplomas, Certificates, Bonds. Maps. Plans Of Flutes, lewn plats, etc. let) 12, lCOS. 1

tvT-vi. nnnriim SI'.. Manufacturer and

W dealer in Furniture, Chairs, Bedding and Mat-

New Stage Line. TH7B rerirnl having taken the eon. tract for carry ing the mail between Brookville and Rushville, bos started a hack to ran from Brookville to Lanrel. The hack leaves Brookville on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at 9 o'clock, returning the same night.

lresse7.mSyc,more.trect..ix doors. 'r V-- "

Cincinnati, unio. " ,......-.- r -

" I Brookvule, July 3C.

opposite the Post office

;e 4-sti-y

33-3t A.M05 SFARK.I.