Indiana American, Volume 20, Number 41, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 October 1852 — Page 3
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OCT. 1, S5. fTV , tA I.. lh news. Kix.n,.,. A"''n.iTten'Sts of Fa;elte County, ana is nlini.in.-,nnl'm. inorG. P. JsNKINS. . uc ' " ;,eTurfri,.iulort:iat Co. will apply for .-nl" ' ifli,,nL of the Observer. r.relle Cotintj- Fair. Annual Fair of the Fayette first ', cultural Society, took place ..grille- '' rnntintipd tlnrino- Wed- : r
fvjcxniu'i'""- e -ljresiuen
:lV, Thursday ana rnaay. , TS 1 consul i eration that it
cultural exhibition held in the speaking and dcclaring
e niUM pn-iiuumru "-"-"rui-i
Utt anticipations of all that we J have
aguine InertJs. Lule we would , standing being enlightened. m?an speak disparagingly of our I ifr r , , . . n -t4n' .. ' a,BJ t Mr Parker began bis career and has we would state a fact or two: . . !rs- , , , , j ST0V-a t0 s present standing in this ,-iJ to have been acknowledged communitv. hp u ...
,,,-Fa r ar oxceled that of Rush 1 1. 1 , b) vr.iinl in niany respects that of .,(jeof last year. This acknowled;-nj-maJe by citizens from those s we consider good authority, T .1 . ,orsoIt. " ut ulF ..:UU, u.e . r.s as urn. uuu Uic apeciiut-Hs oi , Br.ct character. prattle department was very large,,..Ssonted, and its specimens were The same miy be saidof the .hoirs, sheep, ducks, chic kens, &c. I i
swere also some fine specimens of 'musjc an
!!!:!. 3Ieehanism was not nc 'd. but was well represented in va- 1
.ing utensils, tnreshcrs, straw- ;bpgg hard for votejj ciover-huller?. bujraries, bursry ' saddles, cooking stoves, tin and j Improvemrnt. rK-are, daguerrean types, &c, &c. ' ,carn that Jhn Endsley, of Sshdies department, we regret to ! vaJ'ne county, has entered into an arts not as lull as It ought to have j rangement with Mr. Gebhart, of this We hardlv know how to account Place' to build and Put in operation a verv
Wo scarcely ever knw them to ; Kiuad in any enterprise, but goner- : rfe contrary. The few specimen? had were finu and displayed much, uiMid arti.-tical taste. rue iataer? and mechanics manliest- : ulivt'v sad deep interest in the whole stter. T;iy turned out by th? thouiioBest'h day. We believe this ex- ' itica will exert a highly benelicinl in- ; in.eun thefiirrieultural and mechani-
irerost3 of this and other counties. s V , f V " . , , r..,. ... . . . doubt that Mr. Lndslev can do a profitare glad to see trie interest m Fairs ,, . , . .... J ,, . . , . ble business here. It will be a matter of 'a. and tastlv increasing throuo-hout i , , , 0 , - convenience to the surroundinoiieland. The generous omula-, , , , . , , country, and much advantage to the endeavoring to excel in branches', .
z:.y and industrr, ss by the various :j;7.cnate from r. xvhich was nnni- j competitors, can ' oblo emotions of' u classes and ranks of con:nnmitv. i credit due to t'ne ofikcrs o.' tho ' :y for the activity and t nerrv used ; shing forward this enterprise. Their i! Jaccess this v.-ar will di'iiltless r..atj them o s ill greater efforts : :yr. T;;us will this great enters:creon ivhh increased interest and llaTiKftss until th twii m't limniusiness, (agriculture and manu'iail h::vo arrived at the higha: of perfociion. :;sf those who conlrlbutod most T of articles for the exhibition. S R. Hull seemed to be foremost. lection was very numerous, and ?ed great variety, being ditributrd nearly every department. " lliulis a peculiar beirnr. an -..j uui in. iiiur-i. liivaix esieoiii,n : .u i i . . . u in iiit- uortu a.- l" r(srcts ins i notions and t are.r; but after all : ae much wors." fellows than 31. 1 -mI. His cfibrts liil Iahnr.- in rrto the Fair have been very useful , ."ivum . s. U V'Vll Ullllllllll II , . ' nd such like euhjects, and let poiiit an in M'i'ii nw Pironruin t r s r t.oae nut orpose pure whi-r docsand nrincinlos. he mil,1 n.,,,-1. a.av.a T 'jood to the world and himself, too. wough of this. -Thursdav the nei-inlt' w .-r.- rnl.'ress. - 1 ; " : John ood, of Ohio. His Fpccch ', replete with Pound rract-cal sense. : F"day C. F. Wait delivered an ad-' -id to be quite eloquent and to , rat. We heard but a few of the ! in: nop mi air t.-irrot iioi- irm ' ittjjv, ,. , . - . - - - ........ v- vniii, u viii i il. 1105 iut:abiiir anu enter- ; l , , ' isrniie ornirrenrps tn.il.- nlneo place rwe rather unpleasant. There
, . , , . , i "'" 3 me iiicy 01 taisenoou." numoer in auenaance snail not iar exroor, brutish beings, having: frrThe Citv of Albanv isnl.er.cp.! hr f. j .u r.u r. ...... .
1 Tv, nr 1 , - . , ... .1-.. vi iiiv. - BrnnoM'.no t J:.: 'J brute, who being drunk, made , i -iii i ii.il uisilllllisu l n il il e ! aWnrbancA hr ficrMin ir.' tistjmr,. t ,i, c n : J ' aieii mi" . , ...v., i """" -ag on the Fair gronniis to drink, and permitting no drunk man ';ater P next vear the ladies little will betpsP their department Tli , . ' un vpar. wlnrh u.i,!.., I rrroot - I--s out large contributions of their . .....v... -lvuv work," and of flowers tastefullv : n wreaths, bouquets, c. H"c!0 niurri t 1 Come, ladies, we . . --ny admiring your pretty faces, ire sure thw -r.,,id ?ork. . fii.-vr auiiinc . s. - , i I j Wednesday night, 23d inst., ad-1 V. Th audience in the Court-i
-ourt room was crowded, to whig gathering in that city. The JourHis speech was nlain and! nil i,o v, ru r :..
f ..Tlc. 1 kj e' clcar aid convincing,' sifni- . . r ,t"cusl vc' -oqueni ana y anil a i i Xfot . r ,0 iiwifiiisii a n- in nfn e of the tariff. trip riro. ami irin, hind thp c,j-j . , . t L.. "-.S3 W 1 two great Dartios .i v, , . so lur lne r rebiaeucv. I em back to the origin of the ta- ' shnn-n.l .1.. . . , r! k -is. uiai n is oasea on a pnnV . 1 actuated our revolutionary fa-f-yot Uuggle for freedom from k ,of Br'tisli tyranny. Our fathn&. ned that Great Briuin was not Viia-., uur stance." It was i that they struggled, agains st j ni-rt . Avi feT0fngthe firSt "CtS f thefirSt k!8jJr, the United States, was the H - i-roiective tariff. r ui a sin OTCrrt Ik i th doctrine of inter-
nal improvements is an old one, and previous to Jackson's administration was held by all parties; and that these two measures which are the principle points of difference between the great parties now, were once the principles of the whole people of the United States, regardless ol party. He also showed what the principles of the masses are even nowthat it is only the leading demagogues that are trying to make it otherwise. He then drew a very striking
contrast between the candidates for the
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: qualifications of Scott over Pierce, was the jy Parker can never Wo r..ik;., v.
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; - ... Ba, UTkVV 0 lt, ouiiic ; democrats, after tipurinn- tk;. u
determined to vnt th. Zt,J ;. , -,, , , r ., , , "e will be cheerfully and stronslv
supported.
It. Hull. On Thursday night, 24th inst., this man made a speech in the Court-house. r The object of hi8 speech seemed tQ be tQ ai,use tne whi lg party and its principles. He opposed the tariff, internal improvements, the compromise bill, and abused Gen. Scott. He said he was a democrat, always was, and always would be in principle His speech had much more j mirthfulness, than argument ' It was one of Hull's own !
or sense.
kind. He is a randid.itp for Kfnntr nn.l
extensive machine shop, in connection with the Connersville Iron Foundry. The foundation lor the building is already laid, and the superstructure will be erected as soon as possible. This is an establishment that we have much needed. There is no necessity of going to Wavne county, or anywh .re else, for our firmiiiii uciiiis, wiii iiiresiimo- in:ii' nflpc and various othor imnUmt- .i, ! A I" ".u .-.,. can just as well make them here as any-ti-lirr. pko Iti ill.-. T.I l-UW 11. Bv de errees our citv is increasing in ; advantages and in importance. It must ! and will improve continually. It is now no mean citv. Political Wit. Who does not admire a little "sharp shooting," especially when the tarirot is an emmy of our own politically! The political press abounds these days with repartee. We select spec mens from both sides and of course will not be charged with nartinlitv "Gen. Pierce knows no West, no North, no South."las. Eist, no ttiia At- 1 Neither does the East, West, North or South know Gen. Pierce. The coincidence is truly remarkable! Albany Whig. Scott is a dead letter in this county. Like other "dead letters." h- will be sent straight to Washington. Ralei"li Register. -s uu v on liiiiik ot tne chance ofthe election ol" Pierce! a.skcd one Democrat of another. "Faint,"5 was the laconic reply. I.ou. Journal. ! ell, l te what do vou think of! Scott s exploits as a duelist I asked one' Whig of another. INte -bobbed'-' ; Hon. Humphrey 3Iarshall, of Ivy. is j the writer ot the hirr plat- I iorni. v.,;iiiipa!rn Kepnblic. Horace (iree!y, the prince of the Whio1 ... editors atthe Xorth. savs th- writer of tll? u l"g' P-atform was tn at-i. Lou 11, r. Tierce'ii advance to 3Ioliiio was certainly just ubout the del Key slowest march we ever heard of in Lou. Jour. I called tin, from the three miles Pierce's brin-.tdc our lives. instance ot W hleh art- ' rro:ir!icd with zeal and rapidity. Scott's ! toport. 0C7"Where is the vagrant Robinson? i Where is the hireling whom Grecly sent -v. a ... : .i i . i il Lt 111 in 1 irrii iirp nip 1 .qinnnrn nt inn . B '..:,,.' "' - " "no a political panv ; tie is an ininostor nrnl nrtmuior ..lion in ! ""l,oslor - "u a pretender alien to: tht m in sentiment and feelinc. and worliTlr v I. . . 1' 1 . 1 . . I ! .1 j 1 ".- .- . v - ... .v... uii'uiiiu eituiiii Ulllll which we OHOte thf ihnra It ..,,.ln . - i n v 1 1. 1 1 y J'?. S"' "f. P?r Sent Mr. Robin,n to New-HaniDshire. or anv nthrr ist u-ii. i is i r ir snt nthr ittxtic a :. "IV :.... l" i I M 1 r :i 1 1 1 7 s Ilia I IT l .M i . . 1 , p """-'-"" , t "r uy sucn : is miov uiai iic n gs uircu or i nrnmnln. ,l- V:.. : o . ! r"'"!"" ' inane ii to inM-Miaiioii oi ine New-Hampshire case bv anv bodv ft:
is false that he is an impostor or pretend- i are those at which the greatest amount er, or that he has been ''working by the Lf articles are exhibited. We learn agency of falsehood." If his enemies' . .... . r . believe what they assert, why don't th 7 ! Cr W,H be muMC at the F,U, D e meet him before an umpire of their own the exhibition.
rarty and, by proving his statements . .u . 1H1 VJ1 11 LI. I ill II liltmoney he tenders . .i.v iiiviiv . 11 l C 1 1 U I I M j them! , Robinson has bee Measurer in ! ZtZZ JTl vass, but he has now resigned and will soon go to work dav and nic-ht for Scott. We suspect his enemies will not complain of their inability to find him from this to the election. N. y. Tribune 13th. ft-The ilemormrv nf T,;c,.;nMass Meeting the day after the great " . i" in ivuvn mg I1U111.C VI IL; rPVii Tm rnie m a) - n nnAi n ask ( for Judcre Douglass and others to speak 1 a ' i i tw-n msf t'VRriiiifr i mf rnnri-nr.iiwi. i n v ! house hall, and the apartment was full. ' Gen. Pilcher and others spoke in the . court house yard, but the assemblage there was rather small. The whole gathering at tho barl ecue grounds yesterday might have been taken out of such a gathering as that at the Whig grounds on Tuesday without being missed, and the whole collection at the courthouse could have been taken out of such a concourse as that at the same place on I the preceding evening without the least perceptible diminution of the multitude." Died. At College Hill, Sundav morning, j Sept., 19th instant, of Dysentery, Olive, aged fourteen months, daughter of SamI "Peu luurircu ilumiuis, uai ! u-1 F. nd Eliza Sv Cary.
LAUREL NEWS.
LAVREL, FRIDAY, OCT. 1, 83. riThli column of the America Is under the editnral management of MwsJ. Kelly, Esq., who is espousible for iu facta, figure, opinions and poliics. Fashionable Tlillinery. Our lady readers will be glad to learn that Mrs. Hazzard has just received a fresh variety of all articles in her line, of the latest fashions,consisting of Bonnets, Caps, Ribbons and such fancy articles as come in her line. She will have another supply up before the Fair, Ladies coming to the Fair, will thus have an opportunity to trim themselves out in the latest fashions,and Mrs. H. assures us on reasonable terms. Give her a call. 0O"Hon. Hesrt Walker visited our town and made a speech on Temperance in the M. E. Church on Saturday evening. Rev. Joseph Barwick, was also here, and preached in the same church on last Sabbath. Livery Stable. Mr. T. V. Mitchel desires to say that his new Livery Stable, near the public house of Mr. Williams, will be ready for the reception of horses by the time of the Fair, which commences next Wednesdag, the Gth inst. Sons of Temperance. Notwithstanding the rain in the morning the sons had a large turn out and fine procession on Saturday. The exercises commenced on Friday evening in th Presbyterian Church when Rev. Mr. Spencer of that church, and the Rev. Mr. Hibbes of the High School, both delivered able lectures upon the subject. On Saturday there was a large number of the order present. A procession was formed about 10 a. m., which, after marching through the principal streets, to the excellent music of the Andersonville Brass Band, proceeded to the beautiful grounds being fitted up for the Fair, when eloquent addresses where delivered by Rev. Thjs. Goodwin and the Rev. Mr. Hibbex, and an excellent dinner was prepared by our fellow citizen Mr. E. Pattisos; who by the way as we hear has consented to furnish dinners at the j same place during the Fair, o 1 omperanc e odes were sun?: under .- , , .Iuireciioii oi Jir. iiiuui.. .uer me o.cruises then had closed, they again formed in procession and marched through the principal streets of Laurel and of Somerset. The Sons, we believe, regarded that as a proud day for their order, all were pleased with the music, vocal and instrumental, and all J- I . 1 T. , l.i i w no uiiieu w un jir. l attison aouuiiess j went away well pleased with the exercij ses, and in a good humor with themselves. I Hon. Hr.xRV Walker of Aurora, who ; having been invited as one of the speakers did not arrive in time to participate in ' the exercises at the Fair Grounds, but delivered in the evening one of his most eloquent and interesting speeches to a large audience in the M. E. - Church. He gave the enemies of temperance no quarter. It is unnecessary to say that he was listened to throughout his long speech with marked and unusual inter est. '.Maine Liquor "Mrs. Partington wants to know whats the use maken so much fus about the maine liquor law out in Indiana, :tt ler(,.shc says, the main liquor used is ! corn whiskey and counterfeit brandy, and ' the law that reimlates that is main liouor law enoiiijli for the Hoosiers. The Fair, We learn from the committee that the fiui up tor the Fuir is nearl completed , . perhaps is completed by the time the paper goes to press. Ample grounds an area of three acres.have been enclosed three large halls each 150 feet long, besides offices, prepared. There are plenty of stabling, stables, and pens for stock. Every arrangement will be made for the accommodation and comfort of the exhibitors and their stock. Preparations have been made to furnish meals at an nours witnm tne enciesure, and to l,.pil lnvrcou nenr Kir n ttittt norenn; nnojl j , .... ...v .. ..v.... not fear beinfr accemmodated either ! there, or in town, where extensive prcparations. have been made by different individuals. From every direction we hear ot preparations to attend, ana wc .. a a ,. . , ... , . shall be much disappointed it the number and variety of articles exhibited, and the 1 1 til f tfcu iiiiese ui nny oi lilt- touuiy fairs 111 this part of the State. All should endeavor to make it as interesting and useful as possible. Let all come. Let no one who has 8tocK or other articles, a . . f.n t ::, Let us see what I" '"il nicill". jou all have. The most profitable I airs ni.ifrar. tul. w Sometime ago a concert was broken up by rude boys, large and small, at the Church. A few of the offenJers w believe were taken up and fined. They were probably dealt with mildly, as the example seems without effect. The same church has again been the scene of conduct no less disgraceful. While a party of ladies were engaged in sewing canvass for the Fair they were so much annoyed and disturbed by a parcel of rude boys, as to be compelled to seek another place to finish the work. Some of the boys we learn were small and some were nearly irrown. We i -' know not whether they were drunk, but one of them at least, had a bottle of whitskey with him. We have as peaceable and moral an adult community as can be found, and we are proud to say some as genteel, intelligent, noble youths as any town can produce, while it must be confessed that we have some of the worst, most immoral; profane and ill bred. We know not the names of the offenders, but hope they will not again suffer themselves to be guilty of like conduct. Will not parents take more care of their children than to suffer them thus to annoy peaceable citizens! Will they not restrain them from running about yelling through the streets, as th.T frequently do,' till a late hour in the night! Cannot the evil be checked without resorting prosecutions; which Will have to be done unless th course is chnnfred.
CANDIDATES.
WE are authorised to annouoce JA1IF.S D. IIE.HY or Laurel, aa a candidate Tor Uie Logislalure. WEnre nutliorijcd to annnnnce the name of TOI.HtKX BIOOS,aa a candidate for Aswesoror Laurel Tomiahip. ll'E r authorial to annoimre 9Ialrontb U A. Lonn,ir White Water towoihip. aa an tndfendenl candidate for Aswaaor. Aug 6 WK are authorized to announce Ja. R. Tlfcm Cln rr,ui ranliUte for Proaccutinr AttorneT, for Uiii Common PWaa District. aug 6 MR. Cuaasos Voq will deaM announce the name or our Ule verv worthr and eTccllei.t Uti vein tlie Legislature. Dr. S.mi'EL IS, of w Trcntun. as an independent candidate for the Senate, at Uie coinine election in October next, ,,i much ohhee. J-v23 LUSDY-S LAXE. Mn.iuiiwi-iiiii will pIeHe announce the t l?me T' J Tyncr, as a candidate for he ottice of County Treasurer, and oldiee his manv nendsin (July 7) WHITEWATER." pDf;i:it llA nOD, Esq., of Brooklj vitle. is a candiilate for Prosecuting Attorney of the Court of Common Pleas, of the counties of Franklin, Fajette and Union. flEOUGE HOLLAND, will serve as Judee , o the Court r Common Pleas, of the counties of Franklin. Fayette and Union, ir elected at the October election. TOIEV BTJIAS is a candidate for the office of , i'l re' r"rll,vircuit composed of the counties or Shelby. Rush, Decatur, Fayette, Union, Franklin and Dearborn. VTf' are authorized to announce BF.XJ. WHITH SEY asacandidate for the office of Sherifl"of Franklin county, lad., at the Octobereleetion. ajil 1G 11 yE are aiithorized to announce the name of r VHFL?tM B AT LOW asacandidate for sheriff of t ranklin Co. at the October Election. ITT E are authorized to announce JOHN 'I' ir.a as a riinitiH.nlM fA. 4 . r i FI.I Bath Township at the October Election. T)E J.J. SPOOLER is a candidate for Lt Prosecuting Attorney of this Judisial circuit. Sept. mil 1p52. PXECl TORS NOTICE Xotice is herein by given that at the present tjrm of the Probate Court of Franklin County, letters testamentary were granted by s.iid Court, to the undersigned upon the Estau of Daniel Gillen. late of said County, deceased. The estate is probablv sol tent Persons indebted to s.iid estate will be required to make prompt payment: and those having demands upon it, will present the s:iina dulv authenticated. H.. H. GILLEN", Executor. Sept.27,ie5J. 41-3t. I CLOVER IIL'LLER... The subscriber. 1 living one mile so.ahof Hlootniug Grove, will be ready to hull ai.d clean clover bv the 1st week in November. 1 his mat nine will "be one of the best in use, which will hull and clean clover seed by once rm n ng through. I will attend with my tnai nine wlu r;verdesired in the county, on reasonable terms. WM. HATFIELD. Sept. 2C, 1S52. 11.-3W-. Navigation Open. PALL A"D WIXTER ARRANGE, r JIEXT ! --White VVat r Canal Packet Line between Cambri dge and Cincinnati. Ciuciiiiiati and Coni.ersville, lud. U. S. Mail Daily Packet Line ! On and after the 1st of October, there will be a Packet leave Cincinnati, at 2 o'clock P. M. precisely, passing through Industry, Home Citv, Clevestown, Harrison, Cedar Grove, Brookville, Metauior. and Laurel. I he following bo. is comprise the line: BUCKEVE .'TATE, and HOO.SJKK STATE ! There will be a Packet leave Cincinnati every Saturday, at 2 o'clock, for Cambridge. There will be a Pi.cket leave Cambridge every Monday morning. at 7 o'clock. These Boats are exclusively for Passengers! ThisroutJ passe through all the nriiiciiml towns of the White water Valley. Ilors-s and Carriages can be had at nil hours, at Brookville, Laurel, and Connerville. to any prt of the coui.try. Small packages will be delivered at all the towus along IheLiue by leaving them atthe Office. In going up the boats will pass Brookville at 3 o"cio k in the niori.ing. And in going down about 8 in the evening. HALL Sc BAR WISE, 41. 3w-. Proprietors. Steffi P. T. BAKXl'M'S CR AN D COLOSSAL MUSEUM A MENAKEKIE! THE largest Traveling Exliiliition in the World, b tin!? a combination of all the most popular and I uii.'xc.ptioiiable auiiiscnrMits of the age enlarged 111. 1 improve! nir me seas.in 01 ira-j. A lariri- train of EljphanLs will draw the great car of Juggernaut. A Baby Elephiint olny one year old. and but nj feet high, will carry upon bis back around the interion.f the i iiinense Pavilion t!ie Lilliputian GenCRilToin Thumb. Th .Magi.ilioenl Cortege comprises 110 Horses and PO Men. The Pavilion of Evcihition has been enlarged until it is capabl of aceoinniodatMig l..( (HI spectators at once. The collection of livii g Wild IS -lists int lud is the most s dendid specimens ever Evhibitcd in America. Among many others will he found six Beautiful Lions fresh f o n their native forests. A Sacred Burmese Bull fn-in the Island of Cevlon. worshipped there 1 the Pagan Natives, and recently taken from an Idolatrous Temple. A Monster White or Polar Bear, of prodigious size and f -rocity. A Magnificent Royal Tiger, the largest one ever captured alive. An Infantile Camel, only six inontasof age, the lirvt one ever born in America, fcc. &c. oic. Th ; Drov t of El-'phants were captured in th3 Jungles oTeiitral Ceylon, by Messrs. S. B. June and lleo. X:ilt;r. assisted by'gtiO natives, after pursuit of three n onths and four days in the Jungles. They were finally entrapped and secured in an Indian Kraal or Trap, of enormous dimensions and prodigious strength, here they were subdued. The Calf Elephant accompanies its dam, and was eaneu on us passage sro n I ndia. A Native CclonChief. of high caste in his own country, nas cnorge ol the tlephants, having ac- I coTiipained them from Ceylon. 1 P. T. BAKXU.M, Pronrietorof the American Mu- ! scum en t orK. nas me nonorio announce, tnai encouraged by the brilliant s iccess which has attend d all his various efforts for the amusement of I the public, he has been led to form the proj ct of organizing a vast traveling Museum of Wonders,' which comprises a g-e.itT variety of attractions, and more extraojdinary novelt'cs, than any traveling Kvhibitloii in the world. Every feature of this mammoth establishment is of a peculiar and interesting nat'ire. and the w hole is produced on a gigantic scale of magnitude. Th. traveling parah 'rnalia of the American Mas 'um. as it enters each town, is preced ..I by the goig -ons Car of Juggernaut. drawn by ten F.lephmts stip.irbly caparison il. being an accurate model of that t rrible engine of idolatrous sucritlc, finished and decorat d in all thee travaganee of the Hindoo style. Following this monster vehicle, is a long procession of eostlv cages and carriage, the whole formii g a .......n..l . r . AM l.i.. (Ir..,. .1 ...l..n.li Tl... Evhibition will take place within a magnificent Variegated Pavilion, comgosed of American flags of water-proof fabric. The real, genuine, original Gen. TOM THUMB Is attached to this Exhibition, and w-ilt appear in all his performances as given before all the principal crow ned heads of Europe, including Sonrs. Ounces, Gncian Mat'ies. and his adinir Ml his admired personations of Napoleon and Frederick the Great. The little General is twenty years of age, weighs only fifteen pounds, ai d is hut tw enty-eight inches high. A Isoei gaged. .Mr. Jt El. LIS, the man withit I arms, wl o will exevnt ' his extraordinary feats ot loading and firing a pistol with his toes; cutting profile likenesses; sh-vvtuigut a mark with a how and arrow ; j I iving on the Acco.ileon and Violincei'.o, etc. M r. Xellis. in these performances, exhibits a wonderful example, of what indomitable e ergy and industry can a-icomplish, even when 'a vnniig n.ti.ler disadvantages apparently the most insurmountable-. ... A coin i dete Jlenngerla of living v ltd Animals is also in. lud-d ill the American Museum, and at a lonvenieni pe iod during iheevb b t on Mr. Pierce will et.te- th i becsof the Wild Beast", and give his classical ill istrat 0 s of Hercules struggling with the Na-me. n Lioi.s: ln:iel in the Lions lien; Samson del:-o ing the Lion. cic. One of ti.e most interetii'.f port""" nT Exhibition is f .riiied bv th? d splay of a great collection of Wax Mutuary, im lading figures of the size of l.fe, of all the Presidents of the I'uited Males, and alco of a great numler of noted characters. American and Foreign, all of w hich aro aecit.ate I tcenesees, and appropriately costumed. In fact, the wholeesL-ibl shmeid is a vast roi.oUor of wonder ful ot.je.ts of Nature and Art, the full parti, ulars of which it would be imposs ble to giv e within the limits of a newapt p r advertisement, and which has been brought together at an enormo is evp 'mliture of means, forming the largest and most novel traveling exhibition in this oranv other country. A tine Military Band will perform the most popular airs of the day. as the procession outers town, and also during th i hours of exhibition. The Am 'rican Museum and Menagerie will exhibit at Kin .kville, Friday Oct. 15th. Price o admission 55 ccnt,childrenunder9 years of age, 15 vents. To the whole of this immense Establishment, including Ceaersl Tom Thumb, the entire collection of Wild Animals. Wax Ptatunry, Mr. Pierce's Performances in the Dens, the Baby Elephant, Mr. Nellie" performances. Arc. no extra charge under any pretences whatever, let the reports be what thev uiav. Doors'open from 11 to 4, P. M. 41 2w. Cincinnati CTarkrt. September 27 Flour The market s dull, and the only sale we heard of was 100 brls extra from canal at 85:40, Im ports the past 20 hours, 1291 brls Cln 1IV fT..a' of inn hi, Rarlove at KClanJ 525' do VVheat Malt at 54c n ,ta r ,no-o fmn. ii tn. Oi.e with Hrrht .! . ..g, ...... " - 0 P. 'ints. ro-r-rnv . A nf fin hala Snlnnino- ' . 3! ' "'s. Jic
JOHN WILLIAMS MERCHANT TAILOR, xMl.Cariiicl, Fran 1. 1 in Co. Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Vestings and Vests, First dua'itv ri.orillxG-lJcadv.Made Feb. 3d. 152 J. B. GOODIIART. m. rilHEL. c.otiii it i isiii:i. WHOLESALE DEALERS in fancy and domestic Dry Goods and ready made clothiur. 21 Lower Market street, S. S.. between Main and Sycamore, Cincinnati, Ohio. Keeps constantly on hand, for sale, a large stock of all kinds of goods In their line. Country merchants and dealers generally, are invited to examine them before purchasing elsewhere, nib. 12, 1832 12-lv. TKBMS OF ADVEKTISIXG.-For anJ. nouncing candidates for coui.tv offices and offices of a higher grade, subscribers w ill be charged $ 1, non-subscribers S3. Township offices $1. To be paid in advance. Deaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied by obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid for atthe rate of flltv cents for every twelve lines or less. All notice's of deaths or tributes of respect, by any one of the benevolent societies of the day, to be charged the same. For publishii.g religious, political, scientific, benevolent, and literary notices, or anv other calls for public meetings, to be charged at "the rate above specified. Political circulars to be charged the same. For advertising wives, double the usual prices, to be paid iu advance. Divorce and chancery notices to be paid in advance. Advertising expulsion of members from any seiTvisuiici, iu oe cnanreu itiu price. i ue aoove icnus win oe strictly i nd invariablv adhered to bv the undersigned. NELSON AH BUTT, of the Democrat, jy 1?50 C. F. CLAKKSON.of the American. F RE E STONE T HAVE on hand. nd am constantly receiving I a large stock of Free Stone, of the verv best quality, and my arrangements are such that" I ean rurnish the following articles either wholesale or retail. Window Kills and Caps, Door.Sills.su ps or fire wall coping; graveyard posts, head and foot stones either Free Stone or Marble. I have now on band, 2MiO pes window sills and caps: 5b0 ft of 3 ft G inch door sills, 8 inch wall; 600 of most superii r water table: 4ih ' of head stones lor grave yards; 20(1 pes of grave yard posts, 7 inches square; W O ft of step stuff of all sizes: 5HI" of door sills, 2inch wall; 21.00 " of Are wail coping, 2 bv 11 inches; 1000 " offence coping. 4 by 1 Together with a large quantity of other Free Stone work, all for sale very cheap for cash. Give me acall at MI'OMK YARD, East side Vine street, between Pearl and Columbia, on Second. Persons from the country about purchasing stone, by calling on me, can get their wants supplied atthe short a", notice, and on the most reasonable terms, as 1 keep a large stock of finished work, of all sizes, constantly on- hand to suit the country trade. JOHN H. LAWRENCE, nih 12, 132 12-ly Cincinnati, Ohio. TOCOENTRYMERClIANT'S,Clolhicrs, Ac. Wholesale Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Trimmings, cVe., drc. New Gothic Arcade, 184 Main street, between Fourth and Fifth. Having perfected ourarrangenients for the w holesale deiartinent of our business, we beeto inform our friends and merchants generally, that we are prepared to offer to their notice everv article connected with our branch of trade, ami particularly invite thsir attention to the excellence of style and quality of workmanship, of our ready made clothing, which w e are confident will compare w ith the work of any establishment in the United States. COHEN, GLASER dt CO. S. B. We beg also to announce, that we hare engaged Messrs; Minn-, and Wm.Chu.ds. of the late firm of J.Childs& Brothers, wiio embrace this opportunity of soliciting their friends to favor them with acall. ap 9, 1S52 16-ly I ATS -Cimp's best spring style of fashionable d and for sale at LINCK& FARQUHAR'S. my 7 HERHY PECTORAL, For tlie rapid Cure of COTGIIS. ( CLDS. HOARSENESS, caon:iTis. VinGCPi.G-(cicn, rnorr, astihia. axd (.veil n'rifsv In offering to the eommnnity this Justly eelebrated remedy for diseases orthe throat and lungs, it is not our wish to trifle with the lives or health of theaffiicted, but fiankly to lay before them the '..in ii ,ii:.ii ii isii v.i men ami some oi in,, evidences of iu success, from which they can judge for inemsetves. vie smcer. ly pi themselves. e sincer.lv pledge ourselves to make no wild assertions or false statements of its efficacy, nor will we hold out anv hone to suffering miuimm, w men ucis w hi noi w arrant. Manyproo are here given, and we solicit an in quiry from the public into all we publish, feeling assured that they will And them perfectly reliable, and the medicine worthv their best confidnc .n.1 patronage trtmthr ttttiinguiihrit Prfrttmr f Chrmittry and Mnirrta M,-ltra. .wrf..in I ml'rgr. PearSir: 1 delayed answering the receipt of your pn-paration. nntil I had an opportunity of witnesstng its effei ts in mv own familv, or in the families of my friends. j This I have now done with a high deg-ee of satis- i faction, in cases both of adults and children. I I have found it. as its irgredicnts show, a power- ! mi reineoj ior coins, anu cougns, ana pulmonary diseases, PARKER CI.EAVELAXD. M. D. Barrrswin, Mi., Feb. 5, 1F47. " '"f """" ran I.nw-Et.L, Aug. 10, 1P49. Pr. J. r. Aver: I have been cured of the worst conTh I ever had in my life, by yonr'Tncaar Pri ma l and never fail, when I have opportunity, of recomniendtrg it to others. Yours, respectfullv, S.'D. EMERSON. Read the following, and se I'thls medicine is worth a trial. This pati 'nt had become very feeble, and the fleet of the medicine was nnmistaka ply distinct: VflTID Statis HoTit, Saiatooa S-iibs.) JulyS. 1P4 t Pr.J.r. Aver. Sir: I have been afflicted with a painful affection of the lopgs, and all the symptoms of settled consumption, for more than a year. I could find no medicine that would reach niv case, nntil I commenced the nw of your -ritraT Pretot 11.." which gave me g-ndval relief, and I have ben sfa.lilv gaining strength until my health is well nigh restored. While nsingynnr medicine. I had ths rrl'tlcation of rnrinr with it my revernd friend. Mr. Truman; of Snmpir District, who had been snspended from his parochial duties by a severe attack of bronchitis. I have pleasnre in certifying those facts to you. And am. sir. voors respectfullv, J. F. CALHOUN, of South Carolina. " 5 The following was one ofth worst of rss-, which the physicians and friends thonght to be incurable consumption: Cwiemta. P., A nr. 59. IMS. J. C. Aver. Sir: I was taen with a temhle eongh, brought on by a cold: in the nerinnlngof last February, and was confined to my bed more than two months. Coughing incessantly night and day, I became ghastly and pale, my eyes were sunken and glassr, and 'my breath very short. Ineeed, I was rapidlv failing, and in S'tch distress for breath, that but little hope of my recovery conld be entertained. Wti-le in this sitnation. a friend of mine, (the Rv. John K ller.of the Methodist rhnrch) brought 10 e a bottle of yo-ir Cnrsav Pr-toau which I tried more to rratifv him. than from any expectation of obtaining relief. Its good effect induced me toeontinue its use, and I soon found my health mnch improved. Jtow in three months. I am well and strong, and can attribute my cure only to your rreat nvdiclne. With the deepest gratitude, vonrs, etc. JAMES GODFREY. preparf:t A.n sold by jamf.s c. ayer. Practical Chemist. Ivwell, Mass. Sold in Brookvill bv M. W. H die; in lanrel bv GifTord A Pep-iv: in Metamora by C. Van Camp; in Andersonville bvC.B. Overton, and by the druggistseverywhere. 40 ADeJIIeiITRwTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is herebv riven that letters of administra. tion on the estate of Jonathan Thomas, late of F-nnklln Co-intv. Indiana, deceased, have been anted to thtf undersigned bv the Clerk of the Probate Court of said County All persons Indent . ed to sa i .1 A.,.., , .In.li. I . 1. rt. 1- m m d.ll.i,. I nsrmer.t thos havirr i Inims sminst thi. umi will i P'-',t them duly authenticated fo settlement e estate is wlvetit. G. C. van CAMP, ucistsh. lass 37.-yw AdmlnlstritoT.
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OSifiF. OBlSCE SPKOrT. Ijutfutl Osg Ormnrr spronu Kir sale bv Uis BderCgned, living In West l uioa. Favrlte Coui.tv Indiana, a hit h will be told low for" rash. Ther ar Of as floe growth as ran be AmihI anv where." All orders will be promptly ailed, if accompanied b the cash, whiib will be delivered at the nearest syipping point, neatly packed, so as la insure their grow th iu any place, without extra charge wiln explicit directions. Address Everton Post Office. Favette Co. Indiana, post paid. RO BEKT G. UUBBARD. September 13tn, 1852. 10. DR. AXDERSOX'S Liniment For pains, aches, bruises, sprains, cuts, wounds, old sores, corns, frost bites, colic, cramps, scrofula, and a sure and speedy cure for rheumatism, which we warrant it to cure, or refund the money. Weconld give a liuiiiberofcertillcales of cures performed byit. but consider that one twenty -five cent bottl w ill go farther toword con vincing anv one of its ef fleecy, than could ell the certiflcatea Unit could be printed. N. D. Gallion agent for Broookvilte. WM. ANDERSON, wholesale agent, 40. ly. No. 87 Main ht. CiucinnaU.
Clothe fhc IXnkrri: THE IMMENSE FASHIONABLE and well made stock of Sprint: and Summer Clothingand Furnishing Goods at the GOTHIC ARCADFI If now being sold off at F1KST COST! As It will only continue until the 25lh 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 to enable them to offer to their customers new and fresh goods at all times, and the extensive arrangmenla Uiev are now making for the FALL TRADE! requires them to do this for more room. All w ho have not given this establishment a call are certainly behind the age, and the sooner thev go and post themselves up, the beUer for their purse. GOTHIC ARCADE. So. 184, east tide Main st. bet. Foulh and Fifth, 34. Cincinnati LAI REL IRON F01DHV and 71aChine Sliop We are manufacturing threshing machines. Separators. Ploughs, Stoves. Water Wheels. Window Weights, Wagon Boxes, etc. Having enlarged our establishment, we are prepared to All all orders with dispatch, and will. I desired, warrant all the articles we make. Job and repair work done. Je 4-24-t: J. T1LNEY A CO. Joh D. Jokes, rin.t, Cleb Joxis. G.W.Jones. 1111 No. T Jones Allev. Phil'a. 1 ON F.N RROTIIF.RS A- CO., mPOK. .1 TFRS .M DF. Iil-US IN' DRY ;OOD, No. Pearl Street, Cincin. nnlis beg leave to announce to their friends and customers, ttiat thev are now receii ing their Fl"LL SUPPLIES for the FALL TRADE, to which thev respectfi.lly invite your special aitentinn. as comprising a large and carefullv selected assortment of the Newest Designs in DRESS HOODS, and the most desirable of all kinds of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS. Having devoted many years of close attention to their business, and ina much as they import manv of their goods, and have a purchaser constantlv iii the market, to get up styles, and avail themselves of every opportunity to pick up bargains, huvers may confidently expect to find a stock well suited to their wants, and at the lowest prices. Their P; tent Threads, Spool Cottons. Irish Linens, lloylc's Prints, I'amhric, Jaconet, and Swiss Muslins, and many other goods being manufactured and carefully selected in Europe, for their own sales: having their seal on each pour.d. dozen, and piece, are thus guarantied to the purchaser to b? of genuine quality, full weight and length, and ierfect finish. A liberal discount will always be made to Cash ' t outers. Sept. 18o2. 39-3m. i CjO?TEXIIIN 1S EW! To all dealers in O FANCY DRY GOODS. I am prepared to offvr. at wholesale. a splendid stock of EMBROIDERIES LACES. RIBBONS. BONNETS. Millinerv Goods, Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves. Linen-Camhrie Handkerchiefs. Fan. Combs. Rr-ishcs. and in short all styles of FANCY GOODK, and shall be receiving constantly from New York Auctions and im-po-ters, many of the most desirable and cheap stvles Of Goods. The plan adopted is to buy and sell for CASH. charging r I It rtn CENT, advance. iaikiiif 1 . . 1-1. t au.auce. Though th's system has been successfullv tested by Staple Goods Jobbers. I believe this to be the on ly house carrying out the same in F:inc Gods. City and Country Purchasers arc invited to look thro: gh this stock, hoping the Reduction In Prices will make it to their interest to purchase. D. BERRY, No. 102 East side Main Street, bet. Fourth fc Fifth st. 36. ly. Cincinnati. Marshall s Salve. IT HAS PROVEN ITSELF to be the greatast 1 remedy of tite ago for White Swelling. Fever j Sores, Piles. Rheumatism, bore Breasts, Salt Rheum. Tetter. &c. WHITE SWELLING It has never failed to cure White Swelling when open. Fever Sores, old Ulcers, Ac, always yield to the healing influence of this celebrated alve. PILE-. This Salve is the oulv remedy that has proven itself infallible as a cure for the Piles. If 1 applied according to directions, and persevered in, j t will in all cases effect a permanent and lasting j cure in mis painitii otsease. I SALT-RHEUM AM) TETTER It lias perform- , ed the most astonishing cures ir. these diseases. I RHEUMATISM AND BRONCHI! Is 1 1 has : given general satisfaction in these complaints. I SORE AND SWELLED BREAVTS W e would ; particularly recommend the salve for aore Breasts; when open it will heal thym sound in a short time. I It will likewise remove all inflauiniLtion from the ; Breasts, and nrevei t ulceration if applied iu season. Prepared bv MARSHALL & COBLENTZ, LEWiscrpo, Ohio. For sale bv M. w. HAI1.E. ep24-40-ly Brookville, lud. New Goods New Goods pIIE IN DI.14MCN ED takes this method of L informing the citizens of Union countv that he a s just received dircil from the Eastern cities, one
tin largest and best stock ot Spring and Summer 'earned rrom evil companions orat school the efoods, both fancy and substantial, that he has ever lects of w hi h are nightly felt, even when asleep, ad the pleasure of exhibiting to this community, and destroy both mind and body, should apply imis stock consists in part, of the following: ' , mediately. Weakness and coiis;i:utional debility. Dress Slink, IBleached and brown : loss of miiseiilarencrgy. physical assitude and genPlaiu Black, changeable,' sheeting lt.-4 wide; i eral prostration, irritability and all nervous aflectriped.barred and figured. Mole skin. Silk, Fur, ! tions, indigestion, sluggishness of the liver and evSilk Tissues and Buragcs. bru.h, Kossuth, Jenny cry disease in any way connected with the disorder
Jtcnure Delaines. 'LiihI, -Magyar, Calilorrancy and bl'k inous de nia, Ki.glish, Straw, laines. braid, lull trimed and Plain Ac wat'd silk poplins common palm leaf and Fancy and emb'd law ns straw hats. Fancy Kosdooi pl'n French ginghams sulu China pearl hats Domestic V Mai.ciienler do for infanu Bl'k, striped and solid do Hardware and cutlery; , Fancy, oil, red and figured Crockery ware; ' prints Glassware and (iuecas- ' Plain and tlg'd bl'k prints' aare; t """"le iui i u.i v tuna Mini i ni.arr, j , PUm bl'k ailk arp lustre Trace and stage chains; I w do mohair do Halter Chains with do tin A Iiimi-i'A do .1.111.. Fancy and plain Ames shovel di spades; Swiss" mull 01 mull muslins Lour and short die Superior India book 4 prong forks: flaui and crossed barred Mill, cross aud hand jaconets and law us; saws; do white and ml'd cambric Teni.elit and Wood 1 i ao at ng d bobmclsrorcaps Hunts best axes and and undorslevea; adzes; French braid, China Pearl, Nail and lath hammers . Coburg lace, English slrawi and haUhvts; and French Gimp bonnets; Horse. h.le w ash.store Misses and ihildrens " and shoe brushes: Houets, capdc iKkck ribons; Japanned and brass ta1'luin, faticy and bl'k uiau- bid castors; tau ribbons; Horse card, and curry Extra w ide fancy colors for combs; bonnet strings; Ladies. Missesand chilLadies bl'k, w hite and fan- drens shoes; cy lolored kid gloves; Meu's, bov sand infants
Ladies bi'k, white and fau- boots and shoes; procure enough or good books to make a nice little cy colored silk gloves; Drugs, paints, oils and i family library. Bibles, bible dictioi.arysand ComLadiesbl'k pic uic gloves dveslutis; I nicntarys. Philosophica',, Historical, Biographical, and mils; Trunks, carpr-t sacks, ! Poetical, Religious, Miscetlai eons, and fchool Ladies, Misses and chil- andsak hels; ' j Books. Albums, scrap books, blank books, and cvdrens plain aud fancy silk Cariage trimmings and j erv Tariety of record, post, cap. letter and note pa-
Ladies, Long feather fans, Three' Plv, Imported, "shell fuck combs; li. grain cotton and rag ' imitation shell rartieU parasois; nv nets. inntalion shell rariiet; " bulialo A full and complete " Horn " stock of Family urocc-I " niie mixea ana nes. bl'k hose; 3d 4d 6d 8d lOd 16 and Ladies line unbleached " td nails; ed bradsjind MaU " wrought i.ails;tiiiisiiu.g Misses and childrjns " brads; shoj i.a.ls and Ladies tine lineu cambric sadulers tacks; hdk'ls; . j ,,d MassacbuLadies line w orked collars setu Mackerel, by the aud ScblullSelU; barrel or half barrel: Ladies silk and hand. w ork Kauuw ha and New V. lumen lace; salt b the barrel; Ladies lisle thread lace, Louis'villoliuio aud eedging and insertion; niei.t; Genu bl'k Italiau silk era- Washing tubs; vb'i N oodeu Buckets; Genu bl'k silk hd'fs; u board (ziur) "Pocket ' Alsosoleagei.ltorLou- " white liimcu - don ot Co.'s rauiily adiesbl'k silk lace, and medicines; U. It. veils; Such as li.dimn ennecu Ladies w ide bl'k silk lace; orant blue, blue black, brown," " oiupoiind alolive brow ii, and olive and terative t-arsapanlla; grass green cloths; ( aruiiualive bals-ui; Blue, blue black, steel and Tonic v eraiagc; Oxford mixed casaiiiers; Female Elixir, Plain and lai.cy cassaiticrs: Kemedv for Piles; Brnwu, black, green aud Cherokee Liidiueut; grey tweeds; Fever and Ague PillsBlue, blue black, brown 4 Oriental Hair Tonic; steel mixed satinets; India Sanative Pills; Plain and Kibbed Prince Ur. Ben Brandreth " Albert cord; Sugar Coated " Plain and ribbed Angola Peters Vegetable; and Mohair cord; Sappingtou's Fever Plain, mixed, stripes! and Ague Pills; barred rottonades; McLaine's Pills Heavy twilled linnenduck McLaine's Vermifuge; Grass and brown liuneus; B. F. Fhanestock " Brown and bleached mua- Dr. Rogers' compound lin, and Irish linnen; svrup. Liniment and Brown aud bleached, blue 'Tarr; drills and bagging; Folgers Olosnonlan; Brown Oznaburg muslins. W istar's Balsam, Wild and bed ticking; j Cherry ; Shirt, striped and apron HufTs Balsam for the cnecss; I cure of all Lung comBrown, figured cotton and Linnen table cloths; Bleached " Ked, green, yellow, and white lannels; plaints: Tobacco, Snuff and eijrars; Carpet, coverlet an colon tarns; And a great many other articles to tedion mention iu this notice; all of which the alwnaoti of the citizens of the county are most respectfully invited. The undersigned begs leave to return thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestow ed, and hopes by an upright course, and close attetitirm to business, to merit a conlinuai.ee of the same. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods; to those isliii.tr to pay cash can get an advantage of ten per cent on all sums over one dollar. A. B. JOHNSON. LtatBTT, May U.lisa. 994 a
fit MS : Ike Issdiasssa tarriraa. M ad.ai re. m six im:tir. S3 at uie aid of the ear. and an add tia of 3u reals Urr cry year pay mrkt delayed thereafter. I iirtirnxtn One square ur tea will be Inserted three times for one dollar, if payment be made in adTai.ce. ore dollar and twci.l-ile cents :f innl be delayed one year: acd one 4ollarat.d , ally cei.t if delayed to years, and in the same . proportion for the time pay niei.t isdelayed. Large j adertisemei.u fora longer time will bechafxedea ; the aauie principles. I RS. H. 7.7.4 lilt has on bard a fashion- : ble assortment of Milliuerr. which the ladies would do well to call and examine before pun. ha. , sing elsewhere. Per room Is situated on Pearl st., . three doors South of SaoupA Cullumsstora. i my 21 2?-tf The Flac- for Bargains. ! I OS. R. CLARK, keeps constant! on haud ' at all times, a general ass irtment of watches, j chains, keys, breast plus, ear rings, finger rings, spectacles, gold and silver pencils, gold pens of the 1 best quality, silver spoons and thimbles, scissor, j Ieu and pocket knives, razors of the be-.t quality, together with ageneral assortment of taiicy arl:rl :, ' sjch scare usually kept in Jewelry ston-sl Also 8 day and thirty hour brass clocks, which I ; will sell as low as they can be bought in the city. Clocks, wat. hes and jewelry repaired in the best ' n i ni.. .. 11 . t' I I I. l : l 1 ....... i . . 1 1 ,m imsiriuiuic IcrillK. UIU piU 1IIU HI verukcaiiiexchttnpeforgooUsf.rwor-:, Jf7On u wr auu e ij ner s siorc. W3I. MOHF.IIOl SE, Ma dealer in Furniture. Chairs. U Beddinir and Mai- I Irenes. 134 Sycamore trect. six doors ainjve Fourth. i p visile the Post office Cincinnati, Oblo. je 4 241-y r aa-nwi- . r . . . '. I AHtb At - If fci.TI 1. 1 nis institution is M situated in the ideasont villaire of Laurel. Frank. lin Co. Ind. Commenced its tlrst term August 9th l!?52. Theobjectofitsprincip.il and friends is to put I the means of a good education within the reach of i every young man and w oman in this county and I vuinity. Provision has been made to secure thorovgh instruction in all the various branches of En- ' glish. Scientific. Mathamatical and Classical studies. , MudenU may make choice of the studios which may be best fitted to qualify them for the course of me me, iiiienu 10 pursue wnetner of business, . teaching, or the various professions. Board may be had at the hotels, and at various ! private houses, on reasonable terms. COCRSE or BTI DI AND TERMS 0- TrmoM. Reading. Orthography, Writing and Arilh- J metic, per quarter 52.00 Geograyhy, Parley's Cn. History. English Grammar, U. S. History, Nat. Philosophv 8.50 First Session Algebra" Geog.. Heavens School Physiology, Chemlslrv Book keep. 3.00 i Nat. Philosophy. Wood's Botany. Hitchcock's ' Geology. Robinson's Algebra, Gcometrv ' (Legender) " 4.00 I Moral and M-ntttl Philosophy, Evidences of Christianity, Logic. Rhetoric. Surveying. Latin and Greek larguages, literature and Robinson's Astronomy 5.00 Exercises in Composition and Elocution throughthe course. BOARD OF EXAMINATION. Dr. GifTord. T.J.WHITE, ..loses j. ixiiiv, h. fike. Lewis C. Fouts, C. B. Clements, Dr. Kill h in. J. D. Henrv. James Tultle. Esq.. Favetteville, lud. Danl. Churchill. Rush Co. 35 tf. AB. W. BIF.GIII.E. Principal. w. P. A A. APPLFGITF. Carriage Manufacturers, Monroe t., Connersville, Indiana Jy 9 29-ly pit v. open this week several of our Spring stock of Pianos, to which we invite the attention ol purchasers. They are mostly from the factory of Jonas Chkfcering. w ho it is ell known, is one of the oldest and most sui cessf ill manufacturers in this counThese Piano Fortes are worth ten rer cent more than those made w iihoul the entire iron frame, as tlfey are thereby more durable and remain in tune much longer. The touch is more delicate than in other instruments, a fact worth the consideration of tallies who have not the amount of strength req. uisite to press down the keys of many pianos now manufactured. Please call and examine our instruments. COLBL'KN dt FIELD. Music dealers and publishers, 154 Main street, apl 9, ltr52 1-y Cincinnati. 17 A R TIERS HOTEL Corner Race & Court I streets. Cincinnati. A.f IlKslIXr: PrAi.n..r..r i - , . . . , - .vr. ..... ! attached the Hotel is a verv large waggon yard and I stabling for 200 horses. Bills very reasonable. j apl 9, 12 lG-10-m I.. DEtilC A AT Wholesale and retail dealer in Patent Brass Clocks. No 72. Svcamore treet. second door below Third, Cincinnati, O -, cn fll" STAY HERDER Importer, wholesale T and retail dealer in Hardware & Cutlerv. 333 Main St., 4 doors above Eighth si., Cincinnati, Ohio, j keeps constantly on hand a large assortment in his j line of business. oc 17. '51 l?-lv ps i. j. .. . aw w. m a. urajSjS:j con Dent tot. Brookville. Ind.; nas iiH-aieu permanently iu urooK- - vile. Franklin count . Indiana. All operations In the dental Art performed upon the latest and most approved principles and arrautedj TTT Office In the North end of the Adair tavern stand. 5 ly 1 jficted Rpad! 1 UF.DICAL Ilonoe, etablihe ' M year agto, by Dr. Hinkrlin five w. Corner of Thiril and Union ts., h 'tweeu Spruce and Pine streets, Philadelphia. Fifteen years of extensive ami uninterrupted prractice Sj.cnt in this City have rendered Dr. K. the most evpertand succcssful practitioner far and near in the Ueatment of j diseases of a private nature. Persons alllicted with j ulcers upon the body, throat, or legs, pains in the 1 head or bones, mercurial rheumatism, st-ictures, ! gravel, disease arising from youthful ex. ses or impunities of the blood, wher-by the coi.siitution ' has become enfeebled, are all treated w ith success. ! He m ho places hi mscdf under the care of Dr. K. ) may religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, j and confidently rely upon his skill as a phxsiciau. Tnke I'Mrlicular Notice! j Young men who have inlured themselves bv a certain practice indulged in a habit frequently i OI me procreaine iiiiuiioiiscureu, aim iuii vigor restored. Youlli and TIanliood. k viooots Lirx. or a rnxMiTt'RE rrTH. KINKKLIN on Self Preservation Only 23 cts. This Kook just puldished is tilled with useful information, on the infirmities and diseases of the Generative Organs. Jx addresses itself alike te Youth, Manhood, and old age, aud should be read by all. The valuable advice and Impressive warning it ! pives. w ill nrcvent vears of iinserv and suffering aud save ai.nuallv Thousands of Lives. Parents by reading it will learn how to prevent I the destruction of their children . A remittance of 2i cents, enclose'! in a letter. 1 addressed to lir. Kiskei.is. N. W. corner of Third and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine. , Philadelphia. will insure a book under envelope, per j return or mail. Persona at a distance niav address Dr. R.by let- ! ' ler- lPOM pai.) ana mi ciireo ai nome. i Packages of medicines, directions, etc.. forfrom 1 ed b' sending a remittance, and put up secure damage or curiosity Book sellers. News Agents. Pedlars. Canva-crs I rnd all others supplied with the above work ts y j ow rates. S af-lye , BOOK STATION' IKY Call in at Scott's Book store, Bragg House, Post Office room. Lib- ! erly. Union County, where you can find almost eve- ' 1 ry thing usually kept in a Book establishment, and 1 " here you can with a very small sum of money I ., ,'re.iic:i villi, nil vn: ei ,-.ie 1 .rr-i'iiKiiiFT I l,c trade constantly i.u baud, and for sale on the nio,t reasonable terms. JOHN V. SCOTT. i Liberty, June lPth, 15. 07-tf OTICF, of the removal of the land Office from k ' " II . 1 I ;.. - .... . . ii ...evil i.i. ..leiiiisna, in v. icoiisin. v ii.i.-r l . . . ). n , .- A..r.,A .- ..... . . i . r . a t of Congress approved June 26, lf?.t. entitled 'An ait to create additional land districts in the State, of Illinois and Missouri, and in the territory ' north of the State of Illinois." " 1 The land Office now at Green Bav in the .'tatc of Wisconsin will be removed to the town of Menasha, and be op-ned there for busiuess on the first dav of September next. Given under mv- hand, at the rtiy of Washington, hi. tiik tint- nf l.'.l.- A 11 ICC Ev th- President:' MILLARD FILLMORE. JOHN Wli :o' ctinr Commissioner of the General Land Office. AJy 3032 til oct 1 lrAJiTED. A romrl-te set of Pr. Prake'a et -ni Joumi.l of the Medical and Pbvi al Sciences. published at "iiii innati, O. A ddn-ss Uie Editor ol the Indiana American. Jr. 3w. TD i . Cra RF,?i'E TT'S tlatte-rr Butter Crackers at 4 rts per lb, poda Biscuit at i cts per lb. by the box or barrel. So. 3n. Lower Market Cincinnati. mh 5, r52 11-lv POSEY TOW SHIPF.LECTIO?. The Boc.nl of Commissioners at Iheir present session, have removed the place of holding elections in said township, from Bulltow n to David Lame's Tavern In Andersonvilln. Sept. 7th, lr-o-2. 3.-5w. TI. ATDCIleOS Cast ric XeutrstlI' serllie srreat rrgulalnr of ti.e stomach nd bo we It. Is one of Uie r t dyspe.tic and fever and arue medicines of the present age. Its neutralizing Qualities im proves the digestion. gives a healthy tone to the stomach, regulates the bowels, and gives power to the hu- ! man syst -nt to throw onal diseased and worn out matter. Dr. Anderson has used the Xeutralizcr lb his practice for all varieties of diseases arising from I a disordered state of the stomach, for more than j twenrv vears wiihcnmnlete successes can he shown bv hundreds nf rertifh ates. All w e ask. I that onr friends will call and give it a trial, as we know that it will give entire satisfaction. S. D. Gallion agent in Brookville. Druggists and conntry merchants supplied In large or small quantities by Wm. Andrrsoa. No. 67 Main F-t. Cincinnati. nntt atl.F..M4 Tiri.ni ilinJ In il.. A. A. r West t'nioii. Fayette Co. Ind. It is in good ree pair.in a gixxl loiation.and the only Tavern in the town. It has rood mil of ru-dom. and will bsold on reasonable terms mid conditions. For particulars apply to subscriber on the pn.m'ses. PETER A. REXCH. 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(Bl-JiHWf.-a1-. 'Ptlf , ,1 ; fOf lliC hCDIOVRi ailU FcrmnilClK UfC 01 Eul XKKVOUS DISCAS. S, I 'n'' "ose Comi-i:.ts ttliioh are can -jt tn i 1"1' " """canny conniuon oi ui .Bti)ls Si STEW. j This benutifui nn j convenifnt applicadmi of the ' ir. strrious ers of il VaMSM and MAGN'KTI ISM. has been pronounced l v distingnithed pbjr. cian, both in Ki:io and the United States, to be tha mott mtua-'te MtiUrinal Discorrrv l:f rf-t mst. Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT M A G X B tY C FLUID, is used with the roost perfect and certain icccets bi sil cares of GEXTiR AIj DEDILITY, Stres.gtlier.ing the weakened bouy, giving tone to the "' organs and invigoratm j the entire systei Alo in HIS, CHAMP, PAHtLVSIS and PALSV. &ISFKI-SIA or INDIUKSTION. RHEUMATISM. a. nr anu HKusrc. t.tH J, EriI.EPSV. LI MBA tit. DKAKXKNS. NERVOUS TKE.MOIiS. rAI.I'I TOWS r th 11E.KT. ArOILEAV. NEL'KALUIA. PAINS ii tin S1PF. io CHEST, LIVER t miri.VNT. SriNJI, COMILAIXT, s CUR VATl'RE or mr SnE, 1111' COMPLAINT. DIS EASES r Tiiv KIDN'EVS, DEKK'IEN'CV or NEK VOUS and PUVSK AI. ENFIttiV. and all NEK VOLS DISEASES, which complaints arise from one i.m'I le cause caniciy. A Derangement of the Xcrroai Sjratesa. J-!n NF.r.VOl'S COMPLAINTS. Drurs and Vcncincs i-icirsr 4:ratt. tar thev weaken the i!l energies vS the already prostrated system , while, under the strengthening, lite-giving, vitalising intiutucc of tialnriiMi-,. as a.i licd bv this beautk ml and w.wderlul discovery, the exhaurted patient m l weakened sufleicr i restcred to lormer health, I .trcngth. elasticity, and igor - The great '.ecul.auty and rvcelleoce of i Dr. Christie's Galvanic Curatives, 1 consists in the fart that they arrest and core disease by mlu-iJ arplitifn. in place oi the usual mode of drugging and physicing the atirut, till exkaasted nature sinks hopclcstl, midcr the infliction. i luy imi.fihm il.e -4Jr ,p,lrm. rfualitt tkt nrtrala. tirn of tU ti'jmi, promaU u.r iriicliant, and imr t fas t'-thtrst itijiryi t ,v, . mi'unro Since their .-i!ro.luctiua in the Lnitcd States, only three years since, autre thaa 75,000 Persons, including all ages. cla.. an.l conditiBS, aajimtf w hicb were a la. ga number of ladies, who are pec In.-lv Mihjcct to Ncr, iTii i laiats, hate been ENTIRELY AND FERMANZNTLT CTJEED, when all hope of rciicfh-il Urtn given up, and eer ''i.ng else been tried in vain ! To i!lutrale the c..c.if the UAI.VAMC BELT siii.nosi- the cae ..f r j r.n atliictrd t ith that bane ol cniliratii.il. I) si': I S! or anv other Chronic or Nervons Disorder. In oiniinrv rases stimulants are tskeu. which, by tlieir union on the nerves and m icles of the ttomach. aH.ud Itmi-rary relict but whi.'h leave the p:itic:it ia a l..wer state and With injured faculties, alter ti.e action thus excited has rea.cl. Now corrpHie this with the eticct letultiat fM.m tlieapj.licate.il. f the i; tl.VAMi" HUT. Take a l'y-je.tic suiie.vr. ecu in the woric svieptoms of an attack, and simple tic the l.rM imund the bod r asing the A.agurtic Huil as riiected. In a short lil. d ti.e inseoil le pcr.piia'ioi, will act on the eleinvnt of Uie fcrlt. thrivtv causing a JI "line rircitlrtiou which u iil pass om to the negative, and tlienre back again to th positive, thus keeping up a continuous i.aivanic ciicalation throughout the system. Tims the most srr.'ic else, of U SI'FPSl are PER .1ANENTI.V I RKl). A FEW DAV. IS ul- i r.N AMPLY SI FHi IENT TO ERADICATE l'llE IJISEASE I'F lEAPS. fl.RTIFIfATI.S AM TKSTI3IO.IAL8 Of the Moat Undoubted Character. From all parts of thr -oimtiy. could be given, sn fll cicnt to (.il cic: column in this taper! AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, which corclusj'tly proves that ' Truth i Mrsnsf r than Fktion." CVRK OF Rhrnmalisrn, L'rontbilis, and Dysfrpxia. UV. DU. LAXDLS, A CLERGYMAN, Of New Jersey, of i!istir.guil.ril attainments sad exalted reputation, wiirc. : Smi:r. New Jertey, July U, 1848. Pa. A I! Chhisttk : - licar Sir, ou w'Mitoknow of me hit has heen the icsult, in mv own cae of the application of the (J Al.VANIC BELT aio NECKLAI E. My reply is as follow : For about lurrvn ymrt I had been suffering from !. .sia. Every ear the m mjitom brcame worse, nor could ' obtain permanent relief from any course of medical -eatnicnt whs'ever. About fnuritm years since in c nseinicnce of frequent exposure to the weather, it the discharge of my pastoral duties, I became subject to a seicie Chronic ltlieumatum. w hich, for jesr after year, caused me indescribable anguish. Farther: iu the w intei of IM.i and '46. in consequence ol pleaching a great deal in my own and various other churches in this rvgion, I was at tucked by the Bronchitis, which loon became so severe a, to require an immediate suspension of my pastoral labors. My nrmmt tyitrm tros aeia HwrtmtMy pratiiati.L and as my Bronchitis became w orse. m also did ray l)ysipsia and liheumatic ef fcciioiithus evincing that these disorders were connected with each othsr through the medium of the Nervous System. In the whole pharmacopoeia thcie cecmed to be no remedisl a-cnC which could reach an.l recuperate m Narvous System; every thing that I had tried it this purpose had com plei.lv tailed. At last I w.s led by any friends to examine your invrm i..u. a.i.1 tthou'gh w ith no very sanguine hos ef their c.Sciencv.) I determined to try th .-fleet ot the application of'the GALVAN1'; BELT nd N Ei h LACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This u in June. 1319. To Mr eatsr svomsiiutiT. iw t mi ur ilrsrrrait had eona 11 f:is.HT 1.A1S I WAS CMABl-LB TO IUUHK MV PASTORAL i.aposs: sua iiavk I siscc omittko a sinolk sesvick o.v tcrofST r iHr Bbomchith; asd at Khcowatic iii cciKis has kxtisllv crAsia ToTaocaLE nr. Such is the w ondertul and happy results of the experiment. I have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many who have txen likewise suffering from Neural gic A flections They have tried them, witb Marrt aasvLTS, I r.i.ivvF. im r.v,.Kv c as,:. I am, dear ir, very rcspectuUy yonrs. liObEfU' W. LAND1S. DR. CHRISTIE'S galvajvic Necklace Is "jsed for all Omplaints afl'ecting the Throat ot Head, such . Rrenclutis. Inflammation of the Throat, Nervous and Sick Headache. Dizziness of the Head, Neuralgia ia the Face. Buzzing or lluarirur in the Ears. Deafness. whch is gcncmlly Nervous, and that distressing complaint, cllel lie Dolirtux DR. CHRISTIE'S GALVAMC JiltACELETS Are found of vset service in cases ef Convnisieal or Fits. Spasmodic omplaints, and general Nervos. Afi'ectioiis of the Head and upper extremities. Alsa in Paly anJ ratal sis. and all Lh'ea.ci caused by a IVficiency of Power, or Nervous Energy, in the limbs or other oigans of the body. Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia. These dreadful an.1 agonizing complaints are tmmrj,irrlv rricrd by the application of the Oalvakk: Bfit. NrcsLAt-r- and Fnio. The Belt diflnses the Electricity through the system the Necklace has a local effect -and the Fluid acts directlv upon the silec ted nerves In l.ee distressing affiietlona the application NEVEll FAIL,. FITS AND CONVULSIONS. These alarming and te, rH !c corr plaints are always caused by a Vcang-ax-ur . iht Atrrtt. The Bate, Biiinn", and Flcid. mil cure nearlv every ease, no matter how young or how old tha nati-.nL k.a confirmed the complaint. Ntimerons and astoaishia proofs are in povsonon of the proprietor. 1 .u"M.,njr h'udreJ trti6'',. U Parti el a ' country, or the most extraordinary character, aeti ivea-if l'-'f--T" No trouble or inroavemence attends the aso of Ok CHRISTIE S G.JL li SI C .ik TICLE 3. aa thev may be worn by the most feeble and delicate with rfect ease and safetv. In many cases the aaasstmn attending their ue is Air rlrcwst ertd aevws They cau be sent to any part of the oeantry. Prices: The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars. The Galvanic Xevkfaee, The Galvanic Bracelets, The Magnetic Fluid, Two Doiiars. One Dollar ueli One Dollar.
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The Articles are accompanied by fall aa4 plain directions. Pamphlets, with full fu-ticelare, nay be had of the authorized AgenL PARTICULAR NOTICE. KsT" ASnrsrs Coimci(t an t WartkUtt Imita&mim : J3. O. MOREHEAD, M. D, LNERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATE - 13) Broadway. New Ye la. An'hunii.,.1 . , . . . , M. W. flAILE. Brookville; P. Brown. Fairfield; D. Beaver, Liberty; Cbae. Van l amp, Metamora; - -GifT.ird and Depnv. Laurel. Septiml-or 4, lfol 3l-lyr-2"t FtRXITCHT W AKE ItDo.-tlN Having -purchased of Mr.t abcnkr. bis stoek of furni-
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