Indiana American, Volume 20, Number 40, Brookville, Franklin County, 24 September 1852 — Page 3
,lE,H . ST.P. 2s 1S5 2. i,.rn. rthis denarttnent
, ,v0,,-,l to the now, business.
.if Favette County, and is
at,?I ..ns'renient ofC. P. Jenkins.
I03, ., h-sincs connected w ilh the
Tli is lie!
. aftn,2"'a,in? ffnral elec
It is far from being destitute of flowers' while it savors much of pure principles and correct doctrines. He contrasts the wilJ condition of our country a few years a?o, with its present happy condition, showing the prodigious and rapid advances that civilization, education, art and refinement, have made in so short a time. He speaks of the greatness of
our mighty republic, and shows, great as
S"3 . ' . . . ... : it is. much remains tr J.. h....
,...T;biniT the duties ot o.h-' " "c u,,"& i-eut-:-.n thereto." viz. '-The pros- ,0rS he sentiment' that the perpetuity of ; of township trustees T ee institution, depends on the aflM offico. beinspec- '"""'J and virtue of the people- ' l.,.,,,!, township." &c. ;thaJ'f freedom wax dim, the cause ;,on- i,!. minds of some I'11 beifound ! the gasping avarice, the cut spen of is. The I T!ce and the of the people.-
havo novor before i . , ,clu' vjuneg-
Will some of ' ".'"-""J ' "gni to oe destitute itCCa ttlanfi mi n 1
the dear'. i"i, ax nrice, vice, and iirn .r ii.m 1 ? . . 1 i ..
i ! iSi"'iuim. ,,ul am:; was it SO in nnr man. tiuvnship president , , . . " 111 our '' .. Mast legislature! Surely not. Let m ... .... ..,.,.- nf inmrinntmn - J Xiti us
s " '.. . ! look to this matter in our nevHiaii;n i
1 this resrion. ... -w.-.g.
. sn officer
makers inform
LAUREL NEWS.
LAC It EL, Slim IV, SEP. si,
1852.
..Tint column of the A mkrica Is under the editoral management or Moses J. Relit, Esq., who Is eponsible for it. facts, ligiires, opinions and poli-
Au. active little man The Catholic Test. 'From .loor to door yon might have seen him speed." Ever since Gen. Fierie became a prominent man by being nominated for the Presidency, his friends and Col. Lane among them, have labored almost unceasingly to pro?e that he exerted himself to get the religions test stricken out of the constitution of his native Stale. This labor was of course to secure Catholic votes. But we understand a different course is being slyly pursued in different parts of this county. For instance, it is said that a certain individual who resides in Fairfield, a would have been candidate, and now very active in Col. Lane's interests, makes it convenient to see certain protestants, whom he accosts in this wise: "Did vou know thnt r. nl - Fu rn n'har
.Jf. .. ' Let us select men of intelligence and gave ?50 towards building a Catholic church (.torse Holland. ; virtue men who have the good of the i Brookville? 1 would not have thought it, ,h, pleasure of being intro- j people at heart and not their own personal I TM you?" T,,is MT not be lrU6 but il nt'eman last week, while aggrandizement merely, men who are ' k "mt hose who could be much ..:,,onrt.uvn. He spnears ! ,i;v trt fi10 . " , . are horrified at Farquhar's giving a small sum
asant and affable nM.-'mpn ". " " ' I Awards erecting a Catholic church, may be and now ho with his friends
such information, ever recognise or approve a contract, by which, according to his own showing, so large an amount of public money or property was thus throw n away. Dunning was then no candidate, and Wright could risk making a little capital by seeming to disapprove of the sale. But now that Dunning is running for Congress, Wright is compelled to bs silent, and he seeks to berog the whole matter by clamoring about whig agents of State, and legislative resolves. The question arises was the Gov. iu earnest when he reported the lands worth fifty cents to a dollar an acre, or had he become a party to Dunning and Green's contract, or been employed as a puffer from his high position as Gov. to enable the purchasers to effect a good sale? How was it? The Gov. and his friends would have people believe that the agents of state had gone into the market and purchased them lands on speculation. The Democrat says, "Voters should not forget that for this very 3l)0,U0U of whig mismanagement they are now taxed to pay interest" Yes, every well informed man knows that these lands were taken as all that could be got for a bad debt. The Gov., if we can believe him, was informed that they were worth over two hnndred thousand dol-
..a-ciionea tnesale lor one thousand.
j
approve the
WHIG NOMINATIONS
lor Frroidrnt, GEN. AVI NT I EM) SCOTT, OF NEW JERSEY. ' Vice lrriricnt. HO. 11 II.M yt.. till All OF .NORTH CAROLINA. Electoral Ticket. Senatorial Elrrfo. IIKXRY S. LAN'K.ol '.Mnniiroiiierr countv. PLEASANT A. MAC KI.KM AN. ,,t Kusheountv. District i:irrtrs. First Dist John-J. CHiKDi.En.of Vandrrburch Co. So-ond Jniii D. Fkroi soi, ( lark ronnly. Third Capt. S ott Carter. S iuerland'countv. Fo.irth Joiix S. .s, obey, of lWalurfo. Fitti lUvio Kn.noRE. IMaware county. Sixth Joh-c t'ciBt Rxof liarinn Co. Seventh RirruRn XV. Thompsox. Vijro county. F.:glh n. . Ki:tiM.Tipperaiuie roniitv. Xi.ith T S Stiin field, St Josejih countv. Tenth Jamot S Frazior. Koseinko countv Eleventh Gistavis H. Voss of Ilamiltuii.'
WHIG TICIvKT.
t . , - - q -.. vm ui ilia uc i ui men WllO Will tint pmnlm. nil fV.;- : . . J I
n.!s high in tho estinia- ' in Iavinff nlans . n.h rh ' " " 7" ! " "? " " " he the Jeffersonian qua.
?Io hero. He is regarded intn fflpa " .,, . i .. ' . ., " ' . ! "",""'y "uu capacity requisite for a. s.retoh. of Grant comm
For tiovemor. NICHOLAS Met ARTY, or mar.on county. For Lieutenant Governor, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, or kostii mco 01 tt. lor oiisrets..l'on rlh listrirt. JOILN If. EAIJQUHAK. Of Franklin f'ounty. For Treasurer of Mate," Achilles AVillianu. or Wayne county. For Auditor of state. Douglas Majruire. of Marion countv. For Secretary or State, John Oshorne. of Clay county. For Reporter of Supreme Court, A. L. Oliorn, of Laporte county.
cor t lerk of Supreme Court,
!IdUl into Otnce When their nrpspnt tprm : tlOIl as it is. whatever mav ko thr..,l,i r.k:. ri . .. 1 I For Sui.eriiiien.l..i,i ,.r el......
in every respect to till expires, tnen of firn, inte and ,0; Ustes as to Col. Lane ' " ! IZZ "M!f .of ?rt'' '
, . 1 1 i., t , 1 . c . -.-vj - - " "fpi wc ouuii auis as inai OI Iiuh. 1 m mr upnmi; conn Ta:cli h- as,v the people s principles, men of sense. Yl,t mnn fi But it is said that when a Preshi-tMi-n ' ninir. h. it-m.i ...j L . j 1st Dist John k. Howe. I.airnuiire count
- " "'lull V ' I . - 1 J -..tin U LU CIIU
: so
t manv democratic
sense and honesty, can have anything ; church was about be built in Fairfield, a fit longer to be entrusted with power? U
untv. I lie prospects are hut constant contempt for such a bodv certain in)'vi(iual presented the subscription ! think not
;rt.T lus election hy a very ns made laws for ,, lt ' ,or lnal 10 -rqul.ar, who contributed
him to Congress, Second Charles Dewey. Clark countv. ' ill. ,, t tt- i Tt.trd Daviil McDonald. Monroe cou'utv.
fourth Samuel B. Gookins. Viiro countv.
AVliis:! to your INst.
' towards that, as we understand he getierally i f'n lauiurilo fl.a l.a.:l.J:.. -.r ..i i i. i
Lane vs. the People.
lc
. ,:i;y. We are glad to . r.i iny. who are tor sensible alar. 1 give their suffrage to
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M? i'vi n tLHiiiu Uliuoiltiv n nr:iK rum .n c. r , w . . . . - - ' . ? . - -
" "" uruui irorn anv UCS OI JOIlll L.. Knhlllsotl. l.;.no A I. k... .Tlirhta nlo f. . - 1 i .
, . . . i -t --"-"vtriiiic-iii. ana cnoice ot
uuv in wuiuv mis, uk n t inert HDP iwnm nv.fl In r. . ...4 ... I-. . I. - . .1. . iiiirftu-ii 11 iinii .1..,
' " . "t." ' iu v., auu n iiisuci una IU Ul . u"" I'll lilt? Oilier. "'i'i
For the American. I wish to inform the voters of Franklin Countv.
max I still stand as a candidate for sheriff. As re
rpi . - l inai l
!doestewardsthebuil.iitiirora!lrhiircl..:iSa r 1 . . tanvassin this dlS- F"rd the mass n.eotiiiir at liloomine Grove. I sc-
The Whigs as a party have ..ways rnr- friends anneal to him for aid. N. .. uZV VXe onCl . n tlle one
ro,i .1,.. . .. . . .laiiu me riiri,b tani orth n tho;-
nc wor ui uieir way, regaruless De perfectly consistent with the infamous tac- 1 niiffht to assert their ht .rX.Ii i
. - . win i lumicil
ie. no tl lemls as deleeaies to that meetili!-. anil
h
E. 11. JONES.
UotiMeil th.. S....I-..I.. r- II. ..i 1 ....I.: . . . .1
in .k; I.. . -' -J liai
LIIV1 I iimiuiz.
H 'LLAND is the man source
e Lot us have hint. to be understood as conveying the idea that ears of Cathol
v,ratic Nominations. j w surmount,
. 1 ... H i ail C II eill V to hfrllt nm net I. : 1
ri on tie i,i in t onnersviile f i.T.. j
- ',t the t',11!
cs. Will it be done?
iTl1?:. R- IVISWill a.ldresshis f 1 1 fellow -citizens of Franklin Countv at the follow.
constituted, grasping and unscrupulous ' i'3Iiami Tribe,' bound together bv the!
lanai Hrrnks-and Hrpairrd. 'adhesive nower of nuhli,. nl..n.lu," ...:.i.
ast week we noticed the canal as in nr.W 'friends to rpwanl ntwl nnn...:
... . . uiiu hi. lines iu IH1U...I j ., id, ' Tl... c- I e . '
j. 11c ariiire: ic nrp na 10 nt
- - - ' ' 1 - 1 1 1 ' l I'll!
.w?.: lor Kepresenta- oy aay ana laid before the oaner anoeared. th mo.r 01 men, Out ot nnnc n e. It is an
of ground that we have occupied we have on.
iotio.vKig iionuna- ly rnatneii by industry and preservation. 1 " wa so when we penned that notice, but ,s
upon
r t
Ill or A r .1 . . . .Mr f.llt f.'il.t is u . . ... f, . 1 1 .- t...:...l a- 4
,L-.-iji ' "iiuiiK. iui fMii- ""'"-- 1.1. vj-jFiEMiiu nave iifen rHvniff J ..v. i nr luuimauHii ui uie i . . . . . i int? uimvo iimo ami tii.tt-e.
. . . mi? vi tiiiiL iii.i ii ill nrfrt it- . i. .
V!
irer. m. eck: iv:roiii to r... ii.
or Com
for Recorder inst. the same
ii at SpringersviHe.
r,o"L.y,h.g,,I'y alLm0.mr"U: breach, which the cana, has Mtffered fo, sev- which rises ove the paltry questions of
enemy.
and tdaees:
Aniacks. Tuesday Sent. 9s. l I
Win. I'rnetts, uninedav. T Y. M. Andersonville, We.lnes.lav .Sept 40, I P. 51. Laurel, same day. 7 1". M." Kloominn tirove". l liursdav Sept. 30. 1 P. M. Fairfield, same day.? l M. .Mivcrvilie. Friday October 1st. 1 P. 51. t'nion, same day,"? I. M. Mt. Carmel. Saturday obiohcr 2d, 1 P. 51.
iiu-iim. same oa.7 v. VI,
their forces, imikiiiw ready for battle, hut culvert
tluis t.tr the ettort seems to hihoriiv. P.. ... i
On tiie Hrll illst. the :im erv ntlemi.t Ml r. i,if.,r.,. ...... ... r ,
"" ... u.iuivrniriii MUirS il Itlll- i
ni-rf t'linir md ... ..e t i .i. , tauai
i.ii.,i intn uic ducicu, ami me army
j i nr luiiiiuauoii oi me ti,- , . . . " ""u aitne anovc tunes and place. , there being a good head of water iu the Robinson and his hireling l.ll I.... .1 ' C v""' AsrricuUurtil Society, to atl-nd the Fair of ,i , , , ... .. . """"I. "il nuu Ills IlirellllgB shall have the the llmler Countv. Ohio. Airhenltural Soei.tv anal at the tune, almost the entire culvert, appointing power in this district l.o. requested to meet t m, i arme i m t.,, A. L ?.?..
thrown into coo !iisio-i , and whilst in this ,0Selller with some live thousand yards of the ther public ofiico is the trift of the neo- . 3""' '",',t"' at oV'ock A- -M-" F:,ir-
il.ie,. I. it en.l.. I, ..... ns.. 1 , nl rillilnrr.i.U,, I . 1 . ! -A 1 T. I. CI . A I t.
......j-iinj. .... i.rn vm, ft lie oreacii i " ' -' 1 1 1 u me mm fsi aim ca pat) le, j
in IIITT liril. rSS U'MQ euMiilla ni... :.l. - . . UI WIII'IfltT 1 1 W Ill'rilillrHt. .
of Scett. lie not deceived hy these
syren songs, which are being dait; by our enemies. The watchword
:n,.M ior senator, .Ur. Mate they wish to lull us to
TiM -lie mii-t ind re 01 l!,e strength of pierce, and the
? v.orthv their sulTracre
the weakness was serious, and so situated with respect to or wh?r t is hereditary from a kinirlv 0S, V'.f" xytil Tx.-i.ihk. iwhi :XTvUctS i ruon' and -t- f -nder itdirtL.t to i surP",. to an unworthy and prolligate I ' TO' TX. Faveue ZiZ .-or? oTZrt repair. To have rebuilt the culvert il would ' acon,P'- . These are the groat issues :'" ,r.i!l. il.hlJ
Whi .1 i.i... i . - . . . nicn srive character to the nrr.n.,t n..i . ". r.1-. ' -. au
-"""' oc, cicinai vigilance is me nave required over two months to nut the ra. .-, .. i -. . .' vu..- onierin oe .nun hi n i. n accompanied tv price of iibertv." Let this be our ciiiincr ,- . ,, , i"l"S 10 put Hie ca- , ass anJ ,nvite tho cantijj consi,era. the cash, w hi, h will he delivered at the nearest J that the Favette Co., star, ami wh the butt'-, closes, victory . '" nav'B!,Ue order- It was therefore con- , tion of every patriotic, true hearted citi- iV.'J'.hf ..'''V': r;,,, r- J- ii.i.r.- t,s-ir n, nee on the2Ttl, inst. W,UI 4Vriu-' P ' the cM t0 aii with the "ert till some . zen. , WliK,"' " ' C " "Mh X' ,. . . , hont of triumph will be heard Ironi one end future time, and Mr. Limpus, the superinlen- I The canvass is remarkable in another A,'dns Kverton Po-t oni. e. Fayette m. indi;,!',n 1 'S fUnil twVUfT f.1,""' ? V1 de"1' set ab"1 with that I pect from the unscrupulous and de- j 'Au. ,EKT m'",URUtr.re last winter in its rk Tnhut.e. "have beheved from .,,, , d f. .,.,,. ! term.ned efforts of an interests lrt, ! -
i'liuiu! wisdom, legislated Tho arts ree-ul.vtitior the
me ivmmiu.n; that lien. Scott would be flee -;-- - sj "c " BU I to elevate a mm tr. V,i - V 1H' ASritsos ntrie Xeiiirnl led our n-xt President. This belief was ted ani1 iiotwithstanding the great disadvan- ; l?' t0 r obnoxious to l ixer t lie trren t rrunlalor of lln -. ... ..... 1 lilt. I rOllIt nTld liif linl l. - .lniknKli n h .1 ! . 1 . . e .1
never more tirmly entert iitied than it is to- tages under
N h.ave been tiled, bv which ":,v- weste nothine to shake thi con- ' the want
well as some others, is '.Mtirisdictii.n of any jtidjo. tlie ciurrs of such counties There can he n ) Court of :ti t!i:s couii'v til! Jan;h re an be no f'ireuit
irrh !1 xt.
-1 have been attended . ! rm. which nmst now be
. v. 10 iu o ir 10
niL-iauiinig me greai u isauvan-. i, 111,. 1 --1 k r-m rinuininr ni llie er which be h lbor-d t i , Ple an" "lathed bv the parly Momneli nn.l tmvels-ls one of the i.et er WHICH lie has labored, owing to ! whereon he has been foisted Pol i ''l"'."'" ' fever and acne medicine, of the n rmni nfl,-. ,l. A : ..i..'. . "mi lotsiiu. V.01. i.resent aire, lis n,.i!r:ili,i,,,. .,e,i;i;,.. i
viction. Yet we feel and know that we have ,u . , . . ' , '"-c L ,e J"anu s Par,.V-lin popularity is no secret. "' dipesti.m.pivcs a healthv toi... to the ftomach. a hard contest before us. Ofcourse it can- e wr,S0,,eil a"d the like, yet j It is proclaimed on llie house tons and r,'c"l!"'"' 1,10 b.wU. and cives power 10 the hunol bo otherwise We see the need of exer- 'h has been hi success that he will, as we j highways by the most reliable men of K.X lion strong, unflagging, unintermitteil ex- learn, lie able by tomorrow evening, (we , tne PartV- His nomination, thev boldly ''".priicticeforaii varieties or diseases arising from
e;;!iw,fer "I'1 !zizi wrUe on Mo,uky evenin to 1 71 wobtrinr1 ,,y frand ln ol:iti,3 would have them guard against any transi W"r t0 "11 the lower levels, and that the ca- ! the Tf Other men an U.iright- hundreds of certiti, ate. All e ask, i, that our torv or vagtte and lhariowy fee.tng of appre- -a. will be navigable within this week. They -uT T a?d bro?ht ! l";"!.: ,T XZ i......:- . ... ilIlllltnillTV. il lli'if Ii.a ... ... .... .. . ."
i j imii, iiitr jc-uiocraiic in nrooKvuie. iircirists a party should disown the illeo-al hantlino- . "-'Pi'lied hi larce or small ilVo hivo lo.... ...I .Ik 7 i H' i derson, 5io. rT .Main St. Cii t. lune been ruled byaselhsh, nionop-1
hnisioii or liisourap-ement. we would have are work !i.t r..rnu ..r i..,..i i
1 here is much ihem equa, y guard agatust all suspmeness or lnen. .... lillfe , mnv . , .. ,
neglect of the means to insure success. We J feel ami know that the Whigs can succeed " in electing (General Scott if they but do their Temperance. .intv. We h ave a coniUiiiatioH of etTectire lejim llmt a large Xeniperance Mass
! - ri,.,:s. causing oreat e,' mP"tri"1 "r r,vor .in thfa winraw that we meeting i to commence at the Fair ground - r-rl'u never had bef r-. And in the ag-ncies of .,, . , . .,,,, f - There rre seventr ueess our opponents were far weaker than -n'ow morn...K at 10 o'clock. A nun,-
i h kot, wlrch. ac- ,,"ly 1 ow re both in and lr4-; for in wr oi oistingmshed speaker, have been invithe elections ofllf.h of tlioce veura tliM u-Iil tOlLatli. illformulion liue I ...... 1 .. I.......
acts f l-wt . . r. ' cm., urci. reue.veu
witutr, lorce ot l.oco l ocotsnt was concentrated in from several of it,.. ti.t ... i .
a aii!e. ;;nl the witnesses the National Administration and brought to W,P. .mi i j .... . .' '
ami mat the JJemocratlC in Hrookville. llrccirisls am. country merchant.
piautitics by Win. An
incinitati
oiizing Clique lonir eilotlirh down with -MFltSOiS l inimrnl For the hydra-headed '"monster and death to ' " l':,ins-Hll,;'s- ionises, sprains, cm,. oun,is.oi,i .!.. i. i . , "v "l' v" i sores, corns, frost lutes, ci.be. cramps, scrofula, and llie VI llnie l-innrili ....- rP 1. .. .1 ... . . ... ...
t - i viv.,.. lac uour to a sure ami speeoy cure ior riieumansm. w nun we
uuice Will then be open to men lionest ,,'!,!,", " locure.orretumitiie money, wecnulil ami trn.. ' W....I. : . 1 o ' srive a nnml.er of certilleiites of cures performed l.v .lIlUiriK . U-ll IS the language Of lead-; it. I.ul consider that one t enty-flv.' cent Lottie lllg democrats in all parts of the District i wi" t nirthertowordeouvim imrany one of Us ef-
men M-lm Li.nui irnni., .I.rll . : uc c. Ihau could nil the ccrlilicates lliat could Le
i. ... ..v. ui'i'uiiji uiai at ar
i .ii.- . , iirciurfK will oe fear on the elections an immense advantage st they ito not now possess. In our well ceil- lIle churches
w.ith principle
Lectures will be deliver this evei,. i . l,ane ami ins accomplices are aware
, .,;; f 2' 7; T """Jr. ZT. Z ?. . ngainst them and are now moving-. hea
, , " 1 o K- dU'" prOVe p00n a ry large , ve a(, earth to accomplish their purpo that the proceed- rV tnrn-out is expected to-morrow. None !.;. They have entered the list wVtl
printed.
X. 11. fiallion Hirent fur Mroook ville. W.M. AMitKsoX. wholesale .-nreiil. 40. Iv. No. S7 -Main St. t'iuciunali.
ith : T
riollie Ihc inkMi: HF. 1MMKXSK FASlllONARI Hand well made
stock of Sprinsraud Summer Clothinpand Fur-
':'i i.-rk an 1 all others
It
" ! in 1
' -rnicr courts whic-h renin;.. s;.... -.. i . - terested either for temperance or n in.il it ! tl.o l'..nr.lt .'nil ran onlv bene in i,-..n,l i nishinir (Joods at tii
i 1 ims-'it ;,..!. must 1k '-wiped deuce that they will do both." should fail to be present and hear the subject ; by misleading and deceiving them. The j j, i.einesoid off nt FiksT t os V: As it will i tV -..-; i . ,. W. M. F. discussed. ! odds are against them and desperation 'niy continue until the -.v.th ..f Aupust next, the X f - r i makes them impervkuw to shame, to de- i trT,!!, .JT'iJt ni ..IliU under the Want Of Jlattrr. 1nlr llnUinir. ! rencv. to common honesty. A noillilia- all marked at their selling nrice. as the one nrice
It is t.iv to he seen tint A trentiemau remarked to us the other cav ' liln.Knn. .r.w.i,j :u, a. .ni ;t .j ! tion ronsutnated in fraud can onlv besus. ! system ill Le adhered to as heretofore. The pro
prietors oi me anove esii.t.iisiimeni nave aoopteii
It ist .iy to he seen that A gentleman remarked to us the other cay ; All persons affected with the pole evil, and I tion consuniated in fraud can only be sus t'-'etnent. nuit inovitablv. th,t lle "n,!rstood that the fierce men H others who can spare time, are requested ta'l hy fraud.
minds of the people ireat ; n :i;iil high disgust towards 've'i the legislature of last l::!-v. there is much murniur-
'stactiotl amnnirnll nartie
I
that mode of doinc Lusiness, viz: Clear out their
had not formed a club in our city, and that t0 be present at the grounds of the Fair on ! is! notr e"? oT Co La"e to n ' :r': Jewand
he supposed the ouly reason for this negli- Saturdav .'to-morrow morninirat9.' o'clock I r.ar,l,,1IJr. ,,u l.lu U1L sunup .uiu fr,.sh al .,n and th- extensive arrang
n-ence wis i wint of soeil-ers A ir ir vt m . ., .. . ' discuss Wit ll llllll the issues between the I incuts they are now niak ine for the g nee was a want ot speakers. A wag Stan- to assist m raising the tallest kind of an agri-! ..:,, Consrioiisof bis iinhilitv to ; F. Id. I HALF.: ding near, at the time the conversation was cultural pole. It is not to be of hickorv or : ' t ir .1 '"anility to , w liro, ,, ,,,,, this rr mr,. r,m ... , . t-uinii.il poie. ii is not io oe oi nicaor or , sustain himself against the disapproba- have not sriven tliisestaLiishmem a call : going on and seeming to be somewhat niter- f ash, but of genuine American poplar. It ; tion of his own party and the people, he ' ,' ' '" '
Mil. AU who
aro rrtain-
n:irfv anil thp niinii' h ,A nu nir-. nni uif onur mt-j k hiiu ihhi
ested in it, very coolly remarked that it was will not be surmounted either W . t,room ' snborns a host olser'vilo tool to etmnn ! ,Uo",oIv,s "I'- '"'""r; r"r1,.,,.':i.r
- j . .......... .. v. ...... ... j. . lit) I II It .v n .AIT,. somare wrought to not a lack of speakers, for they were well stickorsoiiiibnwl.li.it U i,.ie.Ud t K.,, the district in his favor. Rohinson-lik-e. No. 1st. cast side Main st. Let. Fouth and Fifth.
that .they positive lv de- supplied with them but it was a lack of some- aloft the beautiful flag prepared for the first ' ne invokes the aid of Jesse D. Bright, of I - 34J ov,!,l not vote for a man who thing to speak about. W. M. F. Annual Fair of the Franklin County Agri- ' 8a,n- H J"'"' I'ottt and all'the big ! F'mA''
r ,,f. and voted for, the acts - " cultural Society. Come and help up with the ? ' 1,L,"orracy IO Pe'.' ,nilr m"ter- pair, in eod local
, j lf III III? UllllUn Will HillllM II1V ......-.....
I f I Sawn
1 '.'iM.iture. not even for the w . ' , . ' ir . . , e trust our readers wid for once indulge i c the peonlo can cove i i . .1 . , . p 1 ' ' s whilst we give them a short specimen of ' y taken for granted that Locofoco newspaper literature. TbeJackso-
i tnat body, were either a nian, published at Rushville
ijtioramuses.or wretchedly speaking (and that too, in a very
pole.
in the town fo
is in irood ree
:ilion. and llie onlv Tavern in the
e...d run of custom, and w ill L.
ri i, . ii- . i ,, . son i on reasonan e icrnis anu con.i u ons. rorparn I tho I'.innln II is q irnnlij nrn h.icY. nil . . . 1
Soup Hotvl Ilisiins:.
We understand that a beautiful Scott pol e
over the district. Money is spent as freeI ly as water. Lying documents are cov
ertly circulated over the country. Sev-
ticulars pi"lv to snLscriheron the premises.
I'F.TF.K A. HK.M1I. Sept. loth. is.)2. nn.-aw.-.
i i- i, ., i. i r ! u , . inn " v iiuiiiu i nit mini v . tin- .ii iit.i.iiiiM tin llllll nil Indiana,.!, over one hundred feet high, was raised at eraf CiUnpai!rn papers which show the rhinr M,,.-We are manu.a.turin f short article) Blooming Grove on Saturday, am idst the en- cownrdlv ami insidious work they are ''win;' Wei'wm K'
At KFI. IIIO KirMlllV mid 71a-
turinir lhnsh-
. Water A...
-' l. penians both, nn.l -b. of one anion? the most resnectable men in the thusiastic cheeriiiff of a crowd unusnallv laroe i
' I " - i o "v r- i - - - ; iuii.tiiii.u ivi uv v'iiitiu iiviii int. iuvi lllill -' , . . Mny other conclusion, if we 'ate of Indiana, calls him, "The lyinfe old for the short notice given. In fact the meet- j the authors are ashamed to put their i SVi? ""rran "
by its fruits, or them hy fconudrel," "the old brute," "the old heath- tag is said to be the largest assembled there names to the mast-Uead are teeming ; and repair fork done. - en," ' he is travelling hellwards at an alarm- for manv years. Ve learn that Mr. How-land I with all manner of roorbacks, vitupora-i J--t.
m,.i r u: i . i . r tion and abuse o. I oi. r nrnnhar. johi i. jonm, i ........ i i.h jmw,
....uc .-up vi 1119 w-M nun iiium enet.iive . 1 i' v i,ra i x
J.T1I.NEY &CO.
Mncs. ( liecketl.
ing rate." We select this language from an
ace ot the recent break ;i .... .. ... .. . . . ... I this crew of conspirators, we repeat it . . .1 ri'lts i lil.tl.l.ltN i mtv
... . rai circulation in uusii county, and is distnD- aiirnuon. i ne pole near aloll on its top a ... itpopi p " : .. .1 , fi ,,i ,i i'. tilptn I.IM1I1S "o. I'rnrl Mreet, fiiirin. laurel, business , this ted wilh 3 vjew of wad b lh f iH beautiful soup bowl, from which streamers rmn(1 ' , . 'I ' ' ' .u ! "' "cs leave , announce to their friends and - ...m.mlmt I . 1 . , . ' . .COtne on: l,et tnetll open the tlooU-gates i customers, ttiat thev ar. now r.-cciviiis their Fl I.I.
....i n loiuiu ujr .i ol that county. I he wisdom and intelligence noat to llie tree hreexes of Hlooming tirove. ' nf their malice and abuse no-.iinst nonn- sl'l'.'l.lF.s for the FA. .1.TKAHK. io which thev
ion we are glad to be of that community should nromnt them to ; The neht kind of feeling prevails there. !lnrrio-hts. Th
To meet the combined assaults of all !
. in li.
No. T J. mcs Allev. I'hil'a.
iom s itKoriii its .i i n., miMit.
-Uiie lire aiv will he snen.liK- smirn smdi a rorrnnt sheet from ibeir fi re
----- - i - , i 1 - - - '"'tl all will o-, on usual. sides, and thereby keep their children from its a treat advantage to us. contaminating influence. V. M. F.
'-mure obvious when we are ' l!s "se a lort lmc j.vorv
Jfiiitatin
. . fvr llflV -'ll rcspeciiuity u ne j our special anennon. as com-''-v'i''t IF. Will i.rtsiiii- n larie and carefiillv .eleeled nssortnienl
i decide whether a miserable, "raspino- fac- of the 'ewet Pesisus in iikk.ss t;on.is. and the tion. or the People, hold sovereign power I SiVr kahkh?s. k""U f F0REI,;X ASW w'
THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE! DAILY. .$; TKI-WEEKLY..S3: WEEKLY.. $-J Club ot Twenty to "iveekli- 1 OO encli.
AfflirtPlI R Pa n' 1)1 Ul.lf f II.E OF SrO( K.-The omlf f
N.W .
II l-.UIt ll- . einiii,liel litr Mlsdl in Laurel, on the ;th .t:,v of October next.
,tl ) '" "SO, y lr. lviiiM.,-..j lre h,r;0 f,tk or,.tl,e, ,,oras, brK.d
, ... . ,,,-1 i i i " , r. ' ' . I mares ard cits, one line vom-sr lack nnd three Jenaud fine street.. I hi.adel,..,. .ftcc, Jean, of ,.t., ..,. .; ,S.X ,,ew :.roi.s. ldui
exiensiveand unint rriipte.l prra.ti.e sp-i,i it. n,j : llu.r ...
fl:ons. i.lui
is l-.o tedious to mention.
J.C.WRIGHT, C.J. WRIGHT, L. B. ERIEX. Editors and Proprietors. Incorporated and doing? business underthe name of The Cincinnati (lazetteCoinpanv, To hom business letters will be directed. 5sOOO ew Subscribers in Three ' Years. The rincinnati Gazette t oinpanv desire to Invite attcnlion to their several Newspaper issues al.ove mentioned, and ask for the same the patrotiasre of the People of the West, to the especial interest r w hich the paper is devoted. The senior editor is Joiii C. V.'iiubt. who fortwelve vears has l.cen in charsre. Hi s lone residence in the West. hi. carious positi. public ami private rflalinns with the people of the West, has made him familiar with lliir wants and necessities. Besides we have Ave other editors.who have charge of .,..n.,i.,,.i.
ments. As a further claim to ihc support of the ! '"r dise:i - iu any w:i cuneet -.1 w itli the disorder West in preference to Eastern papers, the Gazette "f "K" Iir,,'rcative luiule.i.s cured, and full ig..r is restored. Printed ix Cix ixNTi ox Steisi Presses. ' 1 miilli unci ?lanliood. Supplied with t!ie earliest int. Ilicence from" the v:i:oi-.u s I n r.. i": rn wTi nr. m ath. sen-board, ill u day ami a lialf. and from I KINKtUN on .-. It I'rcserv afon id -i .. other places in a corrcsiMindinz shon linn- 1 his l!.n. iu-t pi.i.t slied is tilled w ,tli iicf, I n-
In letecraphic I'ominunicaiioii ith u ,.rt. ..r i""nati..ii. on tin
the country. , Gci.erati
........... ..v. , . i Oiiirv or l nn cm. disease, of a prtyat.. nature Persons atthcted .th -j ,ins fl, SiI E.., ,u,.iS of tlire,. (,ars ar d ulcers upon the bo.lv. throat or leys, panis ... the , M,.,..rt.sl.!i: t. ,un! m ,r,!ir..,. a , r.,,iit end U, Li I nu,r, "n;'1 rlKM.inti.m. str.. lures. , lirt ,.f jim..,rv. ir: c.c, t U,e U,. k .JJef,rr. ,f. 'r";e.. " rro,1" r"" or " .i v...'..t ..f r..,,r ,..,... i-.
has become enfeetd -d. are all trcat.-d itli success. : He who places himself under the care of Dr. K. may re.tiriunsly ennflde in his honor as a srentl -miin. '
uiiu cocini. iniy r. l upon in .UHasa plosinan. 'lake 1'arlic-nlar Aoliee! Yom ir men w ho !a ti .Hired thenis.-ives bv : certain pnictice indulged m a lial.it frequent!. t"ar.ie. tl ..111 e il c..l!ip:m'e.t.. or Tit s. le. 1 li,e fects of w hi. It up. ti'irlitlj felt, even when al and.lestrox b.l!i uiiii.l and body . should up) 1 tin mediately . V. eak le ss and .'n-titiltii.hal .i'el.ilio loss of mus.-ular cnerL- . physical a ssil in le and .-n end prosiralion. irritability and all nervous alt -c tioti!.. iiiiiiire-iion, slae-islincss of the Lvcr and ev
Ilavinef orrespondents or the mot reliable character iu Europe, Washington. New York, and other cities. This paper must reach Western people w ith the news earlier than any eastern publication. Ve have also einraircd the s-rvi. es of E. D. Ms: iei.d. Miss Ami e Carev. Mrs. STowE. anii many outers, who contribute Miscellaneous, statistical. Scientilic, Horticultural. Financial and Commercial News. We are determined to be behind no other paper, and w ill not spare money or labor to make our paper valuable to every one. male or f-m.ile. The Gazette has been established SIXTY YEARS, and has erow n in confidence as a reading ami advertisme paper. Our establishment b: , hanir-l from a loe cabin to a lane six store huil.lin" Our press room has also been crcallv improved'. 1 he old fashioned hand presses hae been discarded and steam presses introduced. We now have six power presses driven by steam, at:. I lu.-mv card, hand and other presses. Instead of eiiiplovinebut two men as formerly, the number lias cfaduallv swclle.l to tw o hundred; our expenses have increased trout ten dollars per week to one thousand, and instead of con. Iiu tii. j but one branch of the business, we now undertake to execute almost any kind of work pcrt.iiiiitijrto ihc art of printing We can lill orders r..r New, ,apers.ll,.,.k-..rk, all kinds of J..I. Pr.ntimr. Hindice. I.iihocraphin!:. Wood hncraviter. Stereotypinir. Vc. We tnle this to show- our onward progress. Our lioil) I'aprr Contains n min h lar-er amount of re.i.'inir than any other t inciiinnli daily paper. We devote especial pains to zettinir iiceurate and reliable new s we are particularly careful to avoid personalities and vulgarities we seek to pive facts we tre-it our readers as if thejw ere it tellicent men. aiid rive them such information hearing on the subject :.s will tend lo enlighten the mind. ' Tlie I'iNiixxATt ;zette will maintain its positioi.asa leading W hin paper in the Wkst, and its proprietors and editors Imve. tbr..in.lt ..r
HttJ years, been the steadfast friends t int advocates y
m iiio.c principles Know n as principles. 1 hey do not permit their paper bliu.llx to f....w- llie behests of any nor Mindly advocate 'evorv measure of Party without imptiry. w ..ether ripht or w ronir. While we pursue that which is riirht, we w ill follow the .lit tales or none. The o in in e re ia I cHsof the Daily Gazette i, very full. an. I accnnit Iv made up front the books of the Merchants' Ex. haiisro. and all the best source of information, bv one who decies his whole time to the sul.jei u'an.t we (rive all the Finamial and lomn.cr. in I News a business mull mav want. . nn ail verlisins- liiediiiiis. ibe i:,..
xeu-r sia.nis i.ireni'.st
ii.l'rinities ate! .h-..
rative Orirans. Tv. addresses it
'll alike
, and should be read
i oath. Manhood, and old a: bv all.
I he vjduable a.lvi. e :,i..l impres.ive wr.n.inff it piv. s. ill re -nt years of mis ry and sutU-ni'sr and -a e antiually Thousai -Is ..I l,ies. Parents by rea.ii. pit will b arn how to prevent the (lesinictii.n of their children. . A rem::taiice of cents, enclosed in a L iter, addressed to Pr. Kiki:i :x. N.W. comer .r 1 bird and I'nion streets, between Spruce and Pine. Philadelphia, w ill insure a book under envelope, per return of mail. Persons at a distance may address Dr. K. b letter, (post paid.) and be cured a; home. Pa. knees f medicines, dire. tion. etc.. forfrom ed by sei.dii i: a remittance, ai d put tip sc. lire daniape ..r . uriosilv . Book s ll.-r-. New s . cent, l'cdlar. Crnva-er and all others supplied wilh the i.lov c w .. i k :.; v ow rate. o ,,f-je '.
iri. cn. liie I 'm l as- ririvin - I.i. i e! w ith :int-rci4
S-i liritv . w :tb(iiit v :. 1 .::it iu.i or J Je-;-el. I law. Aea:.3e. -j-.'. 3T.-ts. . W. s.MIl II. jTLiifTH' Mi:iit t, ixvriTnr, i'j i IK 11 II il I i . .. art ..red iu Wi. l'i.t:.l mill.b Tof .Ma'r.culalils. J-.V.."). 'I he Kit'ith w is.t.T s.-s-ioi: ..1 I'.si li stitute will coiiih-i t e ..ii the jirsi .Monday of November, and coi i: i;e .-ir je, u.e.s. F. I I. i V. I.. K. .b.vcs. M. D.. Prof -ssorof the theory ;..d practice of nied.cilie. H. S. NtwTOSi, i. IK. Professor of desirij-toe rnd operative surL' T. W. SuKinvcon. M. .. Professor of special, s'ir-..;i.a;,.l p:i;iio! irual anatomy. J. Kixe.M.iK I'r.'e-ss. ,r of o'.stet ri. s ::i.. ipse:1 s-es f-f w omen ai-d cbil lie.,. J. l:. lhi'xv. M. i.. Professor or t - .-ioy Mel the iL.. lutes of ntndicine. G. W. .. I'i i :. i v. M . P.. Pr.' s-. r f nu t-ria medical '''! ti.-:.i .1 medi.al botanv. J. W. linvT. M. D.. Professor of cliein'siry plirrma. y and b.xiolojry. I b s Ii w:;tart -r.-.i in Ie.i.anl ha bee t'e m ist e..,i.ris;;;i j,,,., ; (-inclunati. havirpalr iiil v he! t ev e hue're i aid sixly-tiv e matriculiii t-. It cut cues j.. -heretofore, tlie principal d1 ei:.;e s .-it,... o, t!u 1 iier: i :ii.,i progressive sv stent! ot I lie Meel. : 1 Sciel c . :,i..i h.-s recent I j adopted the ete. roiis measure of .ii-e -vs.;.- iili:ill ch:inre for in - I -es ii. s v.-ra! p-..f -oor. .-a iiip only ch.-ir-e sf S T, per e;o:i. for Matriculation and d'issection. Tii a in on i t re.iiiir-d of ail who attend a pari or i.ll nt liie 1.-. l.ir of lie iustitiite. stvldcl t w !1 til .1 t t" t il.l.-resl to be in alteli.tance as ci.riv i-.s ihe ..I iicte'oer. tor the pridiminarv b .t ir s. Mectei ,.s lii.oii their arrivcl in the citv w t; ,;,:! .-t ..;V.c.- .,f 1'roi". It. S. New ton. No. c-l Sevei.ih si. For feriiier ii!forn.a'i..n. addrcsa 1'roi. K. ... .m,, ,,r .1. C. Dt nnxix, M. D. Dc.in. A.ifu-;. 1-5-:. Z0-3s.-.
THAI I U.
-From liie subscriber on '.he -illst !e.r-e. three e;irs o!,l last spri.ip.
1 a-i -ni joint of tile left hind
nt Sc.itfs
..III. I.ib-
r)OOK STATHM ;KV Pall ill i ) Hook store, lira--; House. I'o.l Oi'i, e r
ert . I iiion ( outitv . w here on can tin-l :iiun..t eve. r thins usually kept in a I'.eok csiaMi-hui.-i.t. ai.d w ln-re you can w ttii n v.-n s'tiall sum of in-i .-v proctire enoiiirh r roi.il boi.ks to make a ni.-e little family library. ii!.e. bible .licti..: nrv and t'oinnietitary. I'liit. .s. .;,',. ,,1, II ,r,cal. itior: pineal. Poetical. Pel iiri.iu". M is. el lai eon-, ai d S. ho.. Hooks. Albums, scrap I ks. Idi.uk books, aii.l every lariety of record. poi. cap. 1. iter act note paper, toirether w ith all tlie etcetera, beb.tipii.--io Ihc trade constantly ..) haml. and for s.,1 otit inmost reasonable tern s. JuIlN . Si O i l'. Liberty. June 1-tli. l .-.-,. i:.tf
ii. si. .a I phi baj : t.O slioeS. s. ;.r I'Tl ti
foot, also a tu-ll si.re o- lii- back ciiiise.l l.y sci.ldie.
Noi'llier ii.jirs rec.d'.vte.l no wii.ie on him all bay near bi hai-is I, -h. Any p-r-oi: r. t'ir.-ii'p the horse to tue. livinptwo tiiil-s ie.riiie.-is! ..f 1 i u i.l.it s iUe. I't.ioii co.. nd.. or ei ii p ii:f.-r:m.!:oii w lu re be mav be found, willbst bberallv ..w.-.r.te.l. P.. F.'lll.ooKBAX K. Aupust -.Mt!i. l-.V.'. ?--3 .
'I'l.SI.IS of llie In I Hi a.' . aiice. S-.'..'iO
i,.I
MS of tlie Indiana tinrriran.
. month. :i at 11. o
f th-year. al.d an te.ltitioti oj" 30 cents for
cry year pay llicl.t is delay ed thereafter. A p . itiis; mi x. Oiic s.i,iire nr Irs willtH'in-rt.-d ti:.-ie i.im-s f. r one d.dlar. if pay ment bo iiii.ie in advat e.iiie dollar. tii.l Iw.'ntv-rive cents
Zr-m-'i- ' " '" ''elt-Je-l .oi- v ear: and one dollar and VH I l I. ol the r. :uo al ..f th Land Oilice f.-.eu i ti'tj c.-t.t if .1 -laved two vc.ir. and in the same Green ll.-iy !.. t-ii..s;ia. in Vis,...i..in. I n. I -r or:. on for the t.:i:e pav'iu.-tit is.ielaveil. Larpt) niithority coi.f.-rr.'.l by tlie second s -etioii ..f Pie ' ad v i '. niei.ls ;..r a buipcr time w ill be charged on act ot ('impress approved June !',. l-:i). entitled ; the same prii.ci; Ics. An a. t to cr-iite additional bind distrut in the . . .
.-lales ot Illinois an t Missouri, and in the t.ritorv north of the Male ot 1 : 1 . 1, ..;. "
i uc ..an.i . .nee li.ov at l.reeii liav ll. tin State of isc.msiu will her mov .! to llie town ..f V
sha. and be opened Hi re for business on the tir-t day of September next. tiiv.-n under my hand, nt the , itv of Wasliii.pt...,. tlli 14th diiy of July. A. D. l-.V.'. " lly the President: .VI I. LAKH FILLMOKF. JOHN WILSON. ctinp -otiiiiiis.ion,.r ,,f the General Laud Office Ajy :;. :t.' ui 0,1 1
W 'I'I'.I. A colll I ele set of Hr. Drake II Western Journal of the Medical and I'll v -ic.il Sciences." publi-hed at incinuati. O. Ad.lr-'ss the Ld itor ol the Indiana American. itw .
her near live hundred, and'ouradyertisine cl,ar-e, ' I , ' i" , . , ,, "' ' rv-Huil -r :.rrrvfeer, --.- Our TRi-WKEKtv'contains all the news of the 1 ml. 5. l.-i-.-l i-ij Dailv. i
i i"xi,i o-iv siiii 1:1 1 tiov- ii,. ! I Hoard of (-oiuinis.ioi;ers a: tti. ir j r. s -i.i session, j have removed the place of hoblinp elect im. in said town.hip. fr im liidltonu to liavid lj,rues Vavern In All.lersotiville.
Sept. :i!t, l.-.V. 3-.-;w.
i ll'1!. A.TI.OH Ultl nt.I Wli.desateand j ll r-li.ii l.t.s-.TiV I'ro.tu.e .b aler. South-east , comer ot I'oi.rt ,v l.'a.-e sir.-, ts. (o po-ite the Far- ' mers I!..t.-1. ':i,ciii.ati. Ohio. A choice stok of all iroo.is in his l;ne.c..usUilitlv ott band nt lowest nt.-. Jipl 0. l.-.V.' lii-l-y H AICIIW Oil ! I5:iitlar ! -Wludesald .V L.-tail. 'I in-sui..cri!.-r is now .!f-riiip al No. .it. Lower Market, fin. iiiui-t. an eUensiv (. simk J ( 1-ar-lv. are. ml. ri'.-it p every varietv. S-t.-h as n.e . c! :,i, i, s tools ..f all kinds, t- Me and pocket cutlery, i n-ill and cross , ut saws. h:.y, pr:iie. and maiiuris lorks.pra'.naii.! pra jthi's. te, l. nail., window pin--, puns and pi-1..!.. ci.tern pumps, .ve. 1 tin ...tililry trade ,s ;: rl icul:; Hy inv ite.l I i ltieatsi.vo '...ck. as it will be sold on tiie most reasonable
term. W.M. K. DAVISON, mil .V l.-'.V" 51- Sm
ll IS. II I -f A Altl 1 ;
.! able
Our AVeekljls the larpcst.best and cheapest in the West. Ill f 'lnbsi, it can be had. as mav be seen, for 1 IKI per annum. We commend, "however, as most satisfactory and independent. sinplc subscriptions at $-.. This rots a little more, but is less troublesome and more satisfactory. We invit- itlteiitionit.i the claims of this onnerto
the support of the est. Witnout in the least re-
laxinpin vir exertions to make the Political department ofthe Gazotie worthy ofnuhlic confidence.
or suflerinp any diminution it. the can- hithertoex -er. ise.l over the Commercial department, and the
lepartments of Local ami General News, we have ih'tcrmined to niake increased exertions to render
our columns set apart for MISCELLANEOUS
REAPING, more acceptable to our subscribers. In this department will always be found a inrofully chosen inel.ii:pe of Tales. Poetry. Moral Es
says. Descriptive ami Historical Skoh'he. Kdifviiip and Humorous Extra, ts from Current Literature;
Agricultural nml Horticultural Information, ami a column nfamnsine nnd instnutive selection for tlie benefit of the juvenile members of the Home F'iresiile. We will leave neither pains nor expense untried, to render our paper cntertnininp a ml useful to the lliisiness man and pemriil reader and Family Circle. Wo often, a illustrations, intro. luce wood rut-, of model houses and distinpuished persons nnd places. Our Editorial arranpetnents are such, that in all departments of our establish,,,, -nt sv ran offer a P'larant-'e of ability, correctness ami dispabh. Few Weeklies iii the I'nit -d State contain more matter we have nearly one-third more than nnv
weekly from Cincinnati, and en. h weekly is citnl to '.1 1, papes of an octavo volume and none, are made up with sopreat an expenditure oflabor.md . money, especially for the purpose ,,f ...pplvinp mutter of peculiar imparlance to Western Renders. ! and of properly presenting ami consistently ndvocMinp the preat Commercial and Social Interests of this section of the I'nion. I TERMS.
DAILY, pavnble half v. arlv .j po TRl-WFF.KI.Y. payable after six mouths of " Kirt tlll.l'itv Cl.tt I' 1 1 1 ("-K e;t ll V Msnle ,.v.:'','b. V?r 5 00 Feb. :t,i, i-:.a Khhl. . .-.':( 0 in a.lvance; .-J:,-,(l diirinpthe i
year, or at the end of the year 3 IKI
on ha nl a fashion-
ass,, iiiu.-iit of M.!l;n-r. w hich the l.-i.lisis
world do wellto . all and examine before pur. basil, p .-New here. Her room i s tualed on Pearl ., three doors South of Shoi.p.v. t ulluius store, inj .'! i-.'-tf
i mv mm "
I t il
j The Flac.-j for Eargains. I 1N. H- H'l. litK. keep ciistnntlv on hnn1 ,.l nt 11 times. a p. n, r:.l assort ment ofwatcl.es, I . h:iin. key, br.-nst pins. ,nr rips. Super ri. c, sp, ,ta. le. p,,, I nn.l s.lver pencils. p.,,1 pens of tho bc-l .iiality. silver spoons and Ih iubles. M-iss..rs, j pen and p... ki t knives, razors of the best iualitv, top. -ther m ith a p, neral assortment of fan, v article's, ' si:, Ii a, are usually kept in jewelry stores", j Ai-o I-day andthiny lio.r trass clocks, w hich I , will scil a low as thej ,:ui be boupht in the city. CI... ks. wai. In-, a,,, I i, .,!-, repair -.t in tlie bc-t i maimer and on r -as..i.;,:.,. l-rins. old p.dd and sil. . .r taken ,n l.ai p . f.,r oo.ls ,,r work. irTOii
r al-ni c l'v hit's store.
MKliCIIAXT TA1L0K, 311. C'ariiirl. 1 ran!. I in Co. Clttths. CassinicTps, Duc-rkii'.?,
cstings anil Vc.sts,
ll-.'l. -tlllKIJMII E, Mnnnraclurer and II l- ater in t iin.iture. Chair, lie.blinp and Mattress.... 1:14 y cainor- str. , t. six ,,,oi-s above Fourth, opposite the Po.-totti.e Cincinnati. Ohio. .' 4 -.'4 !-y 3 tlt.IV Silcof Krai r.lale.-Tl.ere lil b- s.,,l at to, Mi,- sale, bv Ihc heir of John
i Mit. h.-ll. dee-.L. al the late residence ofsaid det-M., in W bite Water Tow n-lop. Frank linen. In. I. .on lh -.'itd .lay ..I S. lend., r. between the hours ol 111 O'clock A. :.!..an.l 4o'.lo,k P. M.; the lollowiupdes. nbe.l lo al K-tnle. c..nt:iin t p about one hundred aid .V acres, about n nel. of w in. h is unproved, and j th reii ii n.l. r i- well timbered. A p...l dwelling li..i.e. ba-u. , ..rn rd.s. . arriape house, and all oe,"essarj l-.il.bi ir- are on the pla c. ali.l the place is ! Well Will- Ted by twopood W-li-i lid seWR.I IK VCr , fadii.L -prit.p-: aNo a pood b.-annp orchard ol choice ' fruit, the pri.il re of sow up or :ill acres of
pram HI bop nn Ho iall.nti.i entire
i 1 ebn,:,ry n-t. The !.,,, e describi
sold iii e.th-r one or Iw .
re possession in
-.1 laud w ill In
1
TIIE GAZETTE TO CI. I' IIS. For llie cash in advance, w e w ill send the followintr number of Weeklies, to be stopped in all cases w ben the time is up: 3 copies for .-,.and for ca. h other, from 3 to 8 1 :!', H do in. ,lo do 8 to sn.. i :;.-, SO lo .?.'(!. lo lo CO and upw ards 1 ilHl Cu a AnntTioxs. New- subscriptions to a club can be made nt the nrotiortiounl rates and so that
the time expires w ith t he others of the Club. I
Asrentti nnd I'rnoprrt in.
Potv ssi eiw n Fnvr I'srr.n. We make all i, L r
I'ostmnsters upents ,.i u,e I incinpnti l.azett,1. and re iitcsf of them to obtnin and forward subscribers for us, ami w e w ill pay llie repular commission on all they obtain. We w ill also send to any Postmaster our Weekly, free, w ho w ill act as our spent, and w ill keep our Prospectus posted up in hisoftlce, and aid in havinp it put and kepi in other places, if he will desipuate his w ish to us.
iliivs.i. S,i On,-ihir.l iobe pnil on the first day ,.f January. ! il: oi.c ili rl on tiie 1st day ,.f Jni.fi.ry . .4: and 11. e re.hnil d-r on llir !-l day of January. .Vi. . Is will I e. ut-.l on .lay of s.-ib'. t'.e pur. Sins-r -iv ii.p not.-s w i:h appro, ...I st.cuniy. LY TDK HEIRS. Aupi st tcth Is.vy.-31.-1.-.
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Havinp devoted manv vears of close attention to
their business. and ina-uiiieh as they import many j of their poods, and have a purchaser constantly in
the market, to ed up styles, ami avail tiieniseivcs
5s,,f Hut place must
Aitririil tural t'nir.
The commit'ee are petting on quite well in ' in this district. Local Press
preparing tlie grounds for the fair. Should we favored with good weather, a very large
The editor of the Ciiirinati F.nnn irvr. in exhibition of Hock niHV be exnected. We
ttie transportation order to furnish a pretext for lindinir lailtl ererv Hav bear nf n..r ,..) d;tTi ...,1., ! hlff Papers, statements to the cfToct their wants, and at the lowest prices
. . . .... . . 1 . . . - . ... ..s. s.,i.v.,,.. a...v.e , T. l c . 1 (-......,. T.1.1. II...
, nei r r ;ii-ii, i n. . ...-.t... .,,,
and Swiss
ma.ii.fi. cturc
Which in the Stronger Party.
We liave freniientlv SCetl, even in the of every opportunity to pick up b.irpains. buyers ; may confldently expect to tlnd a stock w ell suited to
; to ,.n,I from a place, must Vh W,l,is .to.tciTJ?iu .lhe ?f intetided for exhibition. A tood and profit. ! that the Whiff partv is a minority partv. i enljTimiePriMsT rm?riT.' .Vacone. ;-'nd to the business Z 'say we It i! "une ?haPihey W, "hibili" niav be expected. j But these ..atenietit, are not true, as an 1
increase
had not discovered it before. We have ma- !
their own
ent elections will show. An cnchanjre
rr.'speritv must enhmr. "y rri,!!",1S r"r1t,,nR,n? 1,1 ' fpon- ,,, Co. lair..n shnrp nn-,lnet..
ons, one oi w nu n is, we no 1101 oeneve inai : - u .u . . ... , , I ." '."crease its population (Jen. Tierces lather, whihu Governor of New hear that our townsman T. . Mitrhel, paper ffives us the following, which we
'birders.
analysis of the popular Votes at the differ- ; "s. havinp their seal on each pound, dozen, nn.l 1 1 piece, are lltti etiarantied to the purchaser to b.
of Pennine quality, full wcipht and lenpth.and perfect (Inish. .v liberal discount will always be made to Cash bnvers.
Sept. 1 s."2 . titt-tt m .
. .... 1. .1 . I .l..T,..l .
n,l tbo ,rr..,t.., lliiiiipsttire, was such an ignorant man as U l,u" '",!,r" "rse. e'iiouen nini at me ivusn . I,0 ieve s correct-
'""' rotistl, . . ' .i be compelleii to call on his sou to spell for him Co. Fair, received the Diploma, discovered ast . , , . r ' '"' T-n nre, the, the word b,,-t. W. M. F. i he was leaving the fair grounds thatthe horse! 1S36 Mr. an Btucn had 763.537 0;T ''innai is now our only - I ..... . i votes, and Harrison and others 737,71 1 i 1- am
--transportation. It is rood fr It will rem.,, w J 1 1 B"'.7 ' " 1 V -n's -na.iorily 25,876.
:::,., ,.. ni , , - . -j- -- ' "" . 'V'V -., ' iioin, mi in me Paine uaj. i ms election was close, and a tew t hou
- "c ui.iuhiui ior u, .C...1CIJ nidi f nuurcG incroDiicry oi mc we regard as quick business.
v siiKe the above named ""lllm.uui ncn. sain, r . v. arv, at v oi-!
OTTFTIIlXi 'KWI To till dealers In
11KY nouns. I am prepared toolfer. at
wholesale. a splendid to, k of KM BKOI HKKIKS.
. .t.lto ,.ce,si,y of ls. 1, sroiitA ll , -- SKT. m. re reliable at all seasons, the burglars havinir taken a silver rob- the state bonds ' hot or col.l ti.:. ' let. presented to him hv the e;ti,o, f ".V'1 ,n
:eorKli t.nnds.
Press Trimminp. Hosiery, tiloves, Linen-C.niihric
sand in North Carolina would have turn-! Hniken-hi . f. . t r"l'"; ""'""1 Vh,,rt . . all stvles of F.N 1 .HI Iw. and shall be re ed the scale. I ecivinp constantly from New York - net ions and imIn 1840. Harrison had 1.274.203, and porters, many of the most desirable and cheap styles
oi , oous.
State finances were in the hands of the I V an Itliren 1 ,!L':.ct.M votes. .uaoru The rdan adopted is tobnv and sell for CASH
tney evpenoe.i anoiu ! i.i... 01 jor HarriSon.14o.P0U. 1 Here Were OUT. . chsrpinp rt t I'EK C ET. advance
i for which the people pot nothing- .
l"frold. This means i11' rril'ut" l? n"n Dy tlie Citizens Ol inallvcost about .-,a lot. Gov. Noblein hisrenort. State, .in.l nil bt.t siv crave their electoral
.,. I l. . 1 I . :.u ... a . i . .
a few hundred scatterinff votes in -nv '
11 'Mitiot to our products, and Times.
,o ul(,se articles of which " ""e ami must receive from
-ves- n, tt
' - v ii times.
...j- . " ...v...... - , t . s,, . i-tsic , iiu u
? -Med hy a Railroad. This v" ,'"'"u' .V'"- nw temncrance Z vote for the successful candidate.
V.y- PlllfirS III I II .1 I I 71 T l-iwn' -.t.. .- ..-is, - - si . . m,
them. A lawsuit was instituted and neither party lnlS44,I'olk had 1, 32,01 J: t. lay lo.vke.1 after the mills and they rotted down. ' 1.2iU,i43; Birney 63.304. Polk had The above is from the Franklin Democrat, 37.330 plurality over Clay, but was in
and is doubtless as near the truth as that pa- ! the minority, by 1 S,924 votes. A change
per is disposed to venture. As if to expert-
1 .I't IK b .-i.i r
'"S-'al .... " t
'"dit buUJthe railroad too.
""ctions with other points
Sonthrrn ItiKhisi Convention. Montgomery, Ala., Sept. 14
Geo. M. Troupe, of Georgia, was
liomtnatea tor t-resuieni, ana uen. Unit-! ment on the eollikility of iu readers, the
man tor ice 1'resident, and tne nomi-; Demoerat wt. do tb l.nd,
M? a:i risible, and so inter-
Democrat Wta do Kn ttlMs. Ind mt bun.
nation unanimously ratified. Electors I jj . fift ... . . .
... 1 1 g- . " " -... nj l-o, HIirirM illd UUIIHTI v
e-i- , mil. a 'in'iuiku m nt. ii inv v vut .iuiuii . , - . 8 "ttk breach or nnstr,.ii,,n n.li.M.rn.l.l l ,0,s wa8 on' ousand five hundred, eontatn-
" ;,nr'l. Will Hot Cllt .vfTtbo -nl :
--stion. Tl,;.. :. ,. v
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'''Wivl ; marry old mams gainer in ine spring oi i.o.oreu u.. p.ue niuer. Acrordini; to tiov. ;;Ca. we labor in Con-, life the golden fruits of autumn."' J Nohle's information in 1S41, and the asserI i- Tit. 1 1 1 1 1 ,b, ., , ; r .1. . rv . ....
... v .iw s.vpcc v iu ill- t ; nun in uic iTi.iinriuiiinn. 11119 latlll IS Wlth-
inp, as we learn from Rev. F. A. Conwell,
fr7-Jerold says that voting bovs who i about 213,000 acres of beautiful land, well
?!mre a great hil- I , (Or A first class hotel is to be opened j
fsioa,) .... , ';tmstaiiat Key est. t loruia. lor tne , a - Mtii.mt doubt, will be accommodation of visitors, particularly i invalids.
"American"
1., ,Hb"' Speech.
,c.rr uf'
4 d. -.;,. "ua nu react an au-
U.it. a Mr" Pasiel P. tni5nCX ll"i!1:ltion ofthestudents . .; ' Coiuity fsein-narv. We
,. i". ...s-jre. It contains many
Its
fc5Ir. Collins, the great steatnsliip man, is spoken of as the Democratic candidate for Mayor of New Yorks (tjEight hundred musicians in New York are to serenade Madame Sontag, on her arrival.
ft'j'The estimated cost of the New
s- mi! n.,1,1,. Kr.riiimr.tB : York Christal Palace is SiiOC.OOO.
out value. But the immaculate Gov. Wright, some nine or en years after Noble marie his report, stated that he had information in his possession showing these lands to be worth from fifty cents to a dollar per acre. Supposing them worth seventy-five cents,
of 2.500 votes in New York would have elected Mr. Clay. In 1848. General Taylor had 1,372.242, Cass 1,223,794, and Yan Buren 202.378 votes. Taylor's plurality over Cass was 133.447: his minority l'n the aggregate vote was 152,931.
feC5Hon. John P. Hale, abolitionist, is to make a speech at Cincinnati about September 25th.
Iv house carrvinir out lhe same in Fancv Goods.
City and Country I'urchasers are invited to look throitch this stock, hopinir the Reduction in Prices will make it to their interest to put- linse. P. BKRKV. No. IDS East side Main Street, bet. Fourth Fifth St. 36. lv. Cincinnali.
Marshall s Salve IT HAS PROVEN ITSELF to be the srealast I remedy of tiie Bjre for White Swelline. Fever Sores, Piles. Rheumatism, Sore Breasts Salt Rheum. Tetter. A-e. WHITE SWELLING It has never failed to cure White Swelling when open. Fever Soros, old fleers. & . always yield to the hcaline influence r t'lis eel ..rated Salve. PIIKs This S lice is tlie only remedy that 1ss proven itself infididde as a cure lor the P.l.'s. If applied accordinc 1 directiot.s. and persevered in. it will In all c-"s effect n permanent and lusting cure in this painful disease. SALT-KIIKl'M A'l I'KTTKK It h.ns performed the mosi rstoiishiuir c;r - in tlies . diseases. KIIEl.M A I isM AMI lllfONCIII I Is 1 1 has given general satisfaction in thestv complaints. SOKE AN P SWKI.I.KP HKEAMS We would pnrticuliirly rvconinieii.l tlie ulv e f.r sore llrensts;
lien open it will neiit inyiii so. 111,1 111 11 snon nine.
I'.Trlinnges. We exchange our weekly w ith pleasure with any of our weekly coWmpornrios of Ohio, Indiana. Kentucky, nnd Illinois. To those desirinc our
Pailv or our Tri-Woeklv. w e w ill excharge the flrst
lor 5.1. anu ine last tor ?. tr remitted to its in ad
vance. Or if thev w ill publish our Prospectus to I thnt amount. nnd send it to us marked, we will ex- i 'n offering to th.j community tln justly relehrachanpe. :!'.. fits. ' remedy for diseas-s ot t'i.' throat and limes, it ' ' i is not our wish to trifle with the lives or health of
I the afliiet '.1. but tinnkly to lay before tlietnihe 1 opinions ,.t .1 i-t in 'tt-ti .1 men and some of the cvj idenees of its success, from w hich they can iu.li-e .,r
i themselves. We sincer-lv pledire ourselves to 111" are nuthorired to announce JAUFS fl. : make no wild assertions or false statements of its It III.MtV of Laurel, is a rniulidate fur the cfll. acv. nor will we hold out any hope to suffering Legislature. 1 humanity which fads w ill not w arrant.
Manv . .- arc here civen. anil we solic.t an in
II .11 I.I I. .tc IllWl V. This institution is I li s t,::,ie. 01 the pleasont diau- .!" I.ur.-i. Kraiiklin Co. led. Commenced its tir-t tern. .Vucusl i'lli j 1 -'.-;. 1 ho ..!e.-ct ot .is pi-it-e'pal acl fri'i ds is to put I tlie means of a I e.lllc:,ti,.n vv ill.n, tl,e rem ll of ever, you; tr niiin in.. I woman in tins countv and i. i 11 i t -. IV..iei Hi h... t nndel-i s cure tlior- ' 10 '-li iiislril. t:,., if, :d' li.e vari.eis l.riitii lies ,,1 English. Sciefiitic. .'.I.thiiiicti.-al ai.d I l:i-.i,-al studies. M 1,1 -l.t- liiiiy nit.ke choice of tl.e stii.liwsi wliich in v he l.e-l I, ite.l to.piallfy lllem f.r the colir-e of life they ii.tei to pursue w lieth,.r ,,f hmo,,,. I ": cllil -. nr tee Vitrei!!- pr..fessi.,s. I Heard may l.e had nt ti.e hot -l.. and at various private li-.uses. ,n reii...i,al'e terms. i Col lei- or -Tl l AM. iciivtsot- TciTtosi. Koading. O rt h. .gn. phy . V. r:tii.g and Ar.lh-
; niet'e. per ijuarl -r fleoray hy. Parley's l'n. Historv. Enclish I Grammar. C. S. History . N.:t. i'l.ilosophv First Session .XL-cln-iil II. .-!,, -t s S I I Pin -hdocv . ( heniMrv l!...U keep.
nt. I hil..s ip'ny . U r 1,. .i.y. Ililelirock's j Geoloey . i:,it,ius.,l!"s Al"el-ii.' tieomelrv
I fl.eiren.leri : M'.riil al d ".l-tit;,l Phitosoi.hy. Evidences of
j i hristiai itv. I.oir'.c. I.i,. ior.,-. si i:rv ,-v it. a. I I iiiiii at,.l Greek languages, hleratere ai-.d liohinsoii's Aslrot.ouiv 3.(in
$3,110 s.:-o
S.ffl
4.W
oll"
etioii and Etoee.tion through-
CANDIDATES.
K are authorired to announce the name of
1 411. Ill 1IT Illl.f.S.asa candidate for
Assessor of Laurel Township. Ma. Ci vwssosi: Please announce the name of THOsi. l'ITTO! )i.n Candidate for the l.eitislatiiri".anil oblige Wntos o Pkwocrats. i CedarGrove In.L.-.'Sd August. 1,v.. I Ma. Ti ,uox. Please announce the name o Cnlrb II. Srofirlds as an Independent Candidate fertile office of Sheriff of Franklin Countv Indiana, at the October Election, and ol,liie his n..v
qnirv tri.ni the public into all we publish, feeling assured that they w ill rind tin m perfectly r dial-le. nnd the medicine w orthy their Ih'sI conlidcnce and tatronriire From ihr rlisfinrniihrrf Pr'Trt'tr tf Chmifry nnd Mairrin M-itirn, Hvn-rloin I oHrr. Pear Sir: 1 delayed answering tile receipt of your preraral'.on. until I had an opportunity if witnessing its effects in my own family, or in the families of mv friends. .
This I have now done w i'h a high .l-gwe of satis- I
r."rc-se. iu i i
Uie course.
r...i:n of examination. I'r. Gilford. T. J. U MI i E, Moses .1. K.illr, II. IM,... Lew is ('. pouts, I ". It. I '-ments, I'r. Kitchen. J. i. n -i rv. .tallies Tiittle. F.s., F.-iyelt !,!!.. u.. I'aid. Cl.nrch.il, l.'iish Co. 3.. If. Alt. W. lilEGIII.F.. Principal.
II .Vaii.ifiictureri. .Monroe
A.
li.-!i
UTI.FGtTr, Carriage
t.. t onnersv ill.s, J ! illy
I' II I f KI'.ICI
open this w eek several ol" our Spring stM-k of Pianos, io which we invite the attention f purchasers. 1 hey are no.-tly from the fa, lory of Jonas Chi. kcring. w ho ii is well know n. is one id the old--st and most siuccs-fii niain;ract;irers in this country. The-e Piano K.r1'-s are worth ten ht cent more than ls. made w ithoitt the entire iron frame, as they are thereby more durable and remain in
friends. Ac. CLIO. faction, in case, hoth of adults and children. Laurel. Aug. IK.1. 3J. ' I have found it. as its irgp-dients show, a power-
11-1. are authorised to announce -Tlnlroinb "1'''y "r conis. ana cougns, an., p..." ... tune much longer, l he touch i.n.orc.loi...nc than .. I.owrs). of White Water township, as 1'9""""- riyiiTtixn M n i "I'dh.-r mtri ids. a fa, I w orth the consideration an Independent candidate for Assessor. ,! .. ' . !- ! of ladies ho hav e ni tin-am. on. I ..f strength renAngti Kurswiu. -Mr.. 1-cb. i, 1-4 . . uisjtc to press down the keys of many pianos now 11-F are authorised la.anniin Jn. fl. "He- tr.m an Orr,rrr in thr Uam.tton M IL. in ,h,i ! "'u.'ui' and cvamine our instruments. II 1 I II rrs as a candidate for Prosecuting A Itor-1 C'v. ... ,,
until, sne III l.jn .. . . ...... . .
II R. Cisaa-ox-Vot, w ill please announce the ' "r' ' ' '"r ' """T" r,w" V"' . name of our late very worthv and evrcllent ro,1-h I ever had in rev life, bv yot,r-t herrt Pr- - ;
torsi , noo percr w ncn i nave opporiun'iy, i of recommcrdtpg l to others. i
Votirs, respectfully. S. P. EMEKSON.
ney, for this Common Pleas Pistrict. aug 6
Representative in the Legislature. Pr. XATII'FI., It 11IS. of New Trenton, as an independent can.
di. late for the Senate, at the coming election in October next, and much oblige, jt 53 Ll'NPVS LANE.
Mn-ic dealer and publishers. l.M Main street, a I 9. 1-jC 1-y t incinnaii.
! Postponement ' i f Hmisr jiikI l ot in Ilnrhrs : ler On Satuntay tlie -.".th Sept,.iii(.r. lsj-j, t, ii.ders.gned w til otter for sale t.t public auction. on the premises. Lot numbered pv.-utj -seven (-Jl) in Hist pt.rt of the town of K.i ii 'ster. now Cedar ; Grove. Franklin county. In, liai a. la d out bv John ' Green, on which is a building AC bv -.'H for a dwellj lr,g and store house. the latter well shelved and wila
Pr. .t. C. Aver. Sir: I have b-en afflict-d with a ! " .'"n-citate,; on ti.c canal Lank.
tr7- Read the following. and s ifthis medicine
MR. Ci.arrsox Vou will please announce the is worth a trial. This patient had becom ve-y f-e-name of X. J. Ty nf r, as a candidate for hie, and the affect of the medicine was nnmistitkahe otticc of County Treasurer, and oblige his manv ' plv distinct: nerds in (July:) WHITEWATER. " j ' Vxitfo Stito Hotel, Ssratoo , Srin:) Vn,.:rfl " VT!n?.F rwq., of Brook. I jir J.C. Aver. Sir: I have berl aniicted'with a
I j vine, is a ranoioaic ior r-rosecming Attorney or js.inf,,! arTectmn of the leers, and Ml tl.e symptom- ,, ' ,?,7" -" '" "an": "e thtrrt t.t thct ourt of ( ommon Picas, of the counties of of.ttied con"mntmn. for morn than a ver. I M.irch Ir.vM: ,an.l the r...a it o,t.,ber. JCW.) Franklin, Fayette and I nion. e nul l And no md-cin that would rca-h mv cas. -,e def rrcd pay met is draw interest, and to bo ,,-..,.... - ,,. , nntil I commenced the ne of xour -CurRs-x IV- by note and personal security, ith , waif.r.? IW";.,A! nZm "7 " M vox u ." wh.ch rave mi-gradual rebef. rd I have vir f'"u K'"H: 'f'WTl rV . r H of the ( onrt of ( ommon Pleas, of the counties i.., ...h.i.- i.,i i i,..i.h i. PETE K A . III fE CO.
of Franklin. Fayette and I'nion, if elected at the well nigh restored ' j FAKHt HAK c HOW I.ANP,
October election.
While using vonr medicine. I had th-" gal:rVa- j
3fi. ts.
Attorneys.
JOirV KVel. 1 Is a candidate for the office of l,on w"" ' mv revemo rr-cn.l. vr. i rn- j Judge, for lhe cirruit composed of the enttnlies wn: of Snmptr Pistriet. who had hs-n sosps-nded r'AIlTIF. IIS IIOTFI. Corner Race & Court
Shelby. Rush, Decatur. Fay cite, I'nion, Franklin rom nis parochial duties ny a severe suae ot I streets, i inctnnati, A. C. IltSING. Proprietor,
(.rllinir Scared. Little John Furqnhar, the "quaker bov" catulidiite for ronirress in the Dis
trict below US, is tnakitli!' hot work for . It ill likewise remove all inflammation from the
Colonel Jim Lane, the Mexican Hero.and &"'Vr".'Z-, bv " retersbursr duelist. John has driven 1" ' marsiiall & coblentz.
me mean between tne c.ov.'s extremes, and l.ane so close to the wall that "Foreign they amount to the nice sum of $160,350, ' aid"' had to be invoked, and the District aud yet be sanctioned their sale for f 1,000. j is.now swarming with a horde of stump li ia true that l.e oiR.lo o,.. kloster Kout I orators, from abroad. mnkinir speeches at
Dunning selling them for that price, but how kvery cross road and grocery, to save ii ,. f-... . , -.,! Lane s bacon in astronir Democratic dis-
could the Gov. as an houest man and careful guardian of the public interest, possessing
I trict. New Castle Courier.
For sale bv m-pi 4-4H-ly
I r.wisnt ro. Ohio.
M. W . HA I I.E. BKO0KV1LI.E. Illd.
1 i the Covington and th Cooper Cotton Factories has on hand at all limes, for sale at th;' lowest pri ces. a large stock of Var. s. Wieklt-c. Cariiet Warp Twine, and Batting. R. Ill CHANNAN. mh li 3m No. 88-Columbia t., Cincinnati.
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Franklin county, Ind.. at the October election. curable . or. .-n - n : i ! n '
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111' are authorized to announce the name of Ol lt 1 It 11 II lllTI.OlVasacandi.late for sheriff .-f Eniukliit Co. ut the October Election.
11F. are authnrired to announce RF.NJ. WIIIT-
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T. J. .1. SPIiOini is a candidate for ) Prosecuting Attorn.-v of this Judisinl circuit. Set t. Pih IKI;.
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J. II. OOot.HsrT. M. MsurL. (.'ooiiil i,'T & risni-:i4 1I-IIOLKS.4I.I". nr tl.KHS in fancy and It domestic l'rj Gomls and ready made clothing. Ne. '.M Lower .Market street. S. S. between Main ar.d Sycamore. Ciiic4nnati. Ohio. Keeps constartly on hand, for sale, a large sbvk nf all kinds nf goo.ls ii. their line. Country merchants and dealers generally, are invited to examine tiiem before pun basing elscw here, mh Ii. IKii 12-1 v.
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la.-st .-.i,,) ii;..stti,,5.rov.-d pii. cip! -s and warrant---oic e in the North end of tho A.iair tavern 17 l r"riK- : i l.r. The rnmmitttee appoin- ' '"' f"r !"""-s ill s-l! i-t , auciion in th I a: t.i, f ..un v Fan "o.ini'-. at l.ae n-1. on Tnes- . v tb.. -., iis...:...y0-. ,.; p. M.. a limited nnmi. r ,,r s t-.', f ,- reVesitt; ts d ir? the week of t e Fair. c w sv'trii. TTIOMA"- V. V'tTCEEL. COlifKN .MIKKVt Linrel, Pep'emb-r7, '52. 3.-l.
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