Indiana American, Volume 20, Number 42, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 October 1852 — Page 3
ohnAf iz. Pj
er, H Water,
. tlf1
jneson
OCT. S, 1S3?. frhls denartment
f . jevotedto the news, business, nf Favette County, and i
simsn.xgcmentofG. P. Jmns rfriendof tturt Co. will apply for
jut haine connected Willi the ernei ofthe Observer.
The Elect!.
' bear in mind that next Tuesday of cur election. On that day -rV-nor. Congressman, law-ma-1:, and most of the county
.."ibe chosen.
,-rtant and imperative duty of
. ril on that day, devolve on every
Rector.
Every such one ought
discharge this high and re
'. lytr, having only his country's
lhe scene presented, was indeed lovely, grand, and delightful beyond description. The little army of innocents, was headed by the Ministers and the S. School Superintendents. Next came the girls well and neatly dressed, with faces blooming with beauty .countenances gleaming with innocence and joy, eyes sparkling with loveliness and purity, moving with graceful steps over the carpet of green, spread beneath their harmless feet.
In the
of human civilization. And now John Pettit may pass till we hear from him again. The vulgar calumnies issuing from his mouth against the whig party in general and us in particular, like the soot and ashes and cinders and dirt thrown up by a volcano, fall chiefly back into the foul orifice from which it came. Lou. Jour.
LAUREL NEWS.
UtREL, FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 185S.
riThis column of the Amicn Is under the edltoral management of Moan J. Killt, Esq., who ti esponsible for ita facts, figures, opinions and poli-Ics.
0 i
THe Coming Contest.
In one week from nest Tuesday, our
citizens win oe caned upon to cast a vote
for 1 ownship, county and State officers. In the election of these men, every voter should have an eye to the fit
rear came manv bright eved ! tC -th qtion possessed
v , , , J "3 ine aspirant, aua 6iiouia ne not possboys, whose bosoms swelled with emo- ! ess that requsite neccessary to recomtions of joy, and whose hearts beat high 'mend him to the station, he should not
with hopes of future greatness j De rPortcd let "1S political talents be The procession approached " by a cir- TOJ ur PPonente are con- . 3 ! tinually crying in our ears, and the sencuitous course, hence every part of it I timent was proclaimed onlv a few H
rjff. jjtiiui ptvK. '""iuiuo me same time. ,since oy tne new caitor mat nas recently ponsible when bad or in-! Pleasure seemed to fill every heart and 1 mae nis appearance on the political ,.. n,'en. are chosen to legislate ! joy dance in every countenance. Who I fj ge-M". We are
rems of government, could gaze on such a scene and not call ! is t v.. nlnP nf a r,rtv. -;thm,t .n.
OBITUARY.
it delightful. Vhen the whole procession had arrived and been seated on nature' s own
carpet, around that ancient log, they
j other recommendation! Is this the ; doctrine of the progressive Democracy
I w ui any man care, in tne lace ot this
the
-eniember that the prosperity welfare of our country, the ,-vfuence and perpetuity of o'" -;-;ins depend on a goo and
v'ltfJ government
-wr?d that in order to have a in a song of sweet music, after which a ment of a Convention is a sufficient guar
regulated government, ! very appropriate prayer in behalf of the 1 ntee for fit,ness Perform the duties c" . , .v j! u-u i , v " . that our public offices impose upon those .bsve good, honest, sober, and j children and sabbath schools, was offered ; who fill them! If this be true, we to administer that govern- j by Rev. J. B. LATHRor. Anothersweet jmightat once bid adieu to every virtuous .. e,:t'u have in their hearts their ' song being sung, the Rev. H. B. Hibbeji ! principle, to every noble feeling that ac- " litest srood, and who will I nf Laurel mounted the loo-, and deW! tnates the honest man, that prompts him
Colsnel Laaie. The Colonel repeated his admirable speech here on Monday evening of last week. He commenced as if his text and chief annoyance were Clarkson and "The Scott Eagle," which paper he said was got up to oppose his election, and contained nothing but lies, and thcus-
nas oi mem. Alter duly cautionih?
his readers against that sheet, he said he would riot go through the whole list as that would take too long, but would content himself with mentioning and exposing two of its lies, which might serve as samples of the whole. And now can any reader of "The Scott Eagle" imagine what statements the Coi. would select as samples ! That paper he said had charged him with being a duelist and an office-seeker, to both of which he
plead not guilty. He had never Bought
Died. On Friday morning the 1st. inst. George son of George G. Shoup, aged about seventeen years. His funeral took place on Saturday afternoon when an interesting and appropriate ser mon was preached by Rev. H. B. Hibben. M. J. K.
CANDIDATES.
WE are authorized to announce JtIKS I. HENKV of Laurel, as a cai.didnie for the Legislature. are author! r-d to rninonnit the name of H TOI.BHIT Bl;uS,asa candidate for Assessor of Laurel Township. T1TE are authorised to annonnee nalfamk IV A. Lowes, of White Water township, as an independent candidate for Assessor. Aug 6 WE are authorized to announce Jan. R. ytcm Clnre.asa candidnte for Pmsecutinsr Attor-
ney, for this Common Pleas District.
aug 6
MR. Clirkso Yon will pleate announce the name of onr late very worthv and excellent Representative in the Losrislsuure, t)r. SAMU EL DAVIS, of Sew Trenton, as an independent candidate for the Senate, at the comine: election in October next, and mnchoblipe, jy23 LVXDY'S LANE.
MK. I mn Ton will please announce the name of T. J. Tyner, as a candidate for
aiOitiX W ILLIAMS MERCHANT TAILOR, 3It.Cariitcl, Franklin Co.
..'r niote that good to the highest , a good and interesting, logical and elo-
! to duty, and begin to court the favor of
'"6'"" 1 those hirehno- no itirtans who manao-e
c,;Mttaeir own selhsh inter-j quent address on the subject of S. and control the caucuses where these
Schools. i candidates are manufactured. We
If a scene like that, a scene
' responsibility that rests
And let not any think ; of that youthful beauty and childish in-; mUatiii "
rnmnosci would necessarily be compelled to choose
i mis course u mailers noi now
it
it matters would be
not
to an
hu-
honest
ct it the responsibility by care- nocenee, exhibited by a congregation of 1 man
-I'M at home and neglecting to ; Sunday school scholars seated in a trove I But we have not conceded the point,
l.e-.lt be recollected that one vot
s congressman or other officer -f ine it. No man can neglect to ;i p'.eaJ innocence, when his
of nature's planting, and listenino- to neither do we intend to that an endorser.,l r e ' ment of a Convention is anv recommenand recemng instructions from the word 1 j . n tr.u- - n " v . , . u j dation at all. If this is all a man has to of life, be not interesting and delightful, : bring, he certainly would come before
where shall we expect to behold
he office of County Treasurer, and oblige hi. nunv
rienasin (Jul 7) WHITE WATER,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Vestings and Vests, First Qnalitr Cl.oT 11 1 NG-Ready MaJe Feh. 3d, 1852
ii'.ei. u'Ee right up to ie ric:rv is ours.
last session, will "or it the coming
tj been inclined to scepticism r:r. are beginning to conclude rScacy in prayer, and the Rev. T -i! is a righteous man, for his Srms about to be answered, --k has been so successful in hav--"sscnt home and kept there" so :e legislature is concerned, it
i Ai:n.J . u v i
- ii ii" 1 1 1 1 1 1 i:i i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . iii 1 1 1 n n f 1 nr nun ; i i i - 1 ...
Let it also f joined their childish, but melodious voices, 1 lie declaration that a simple endorse- umLC la " U,B Ule' " bia nomina-
wvu v vvugitEO 11 a U nut BOUgltl 11,
but on the contrary that it had been forced upon him by his friends ! ! ! As to his difficulty with Col. Dumont, he had the recorded evidence of that matter with him, and if any one not satisfied would call upon him, and he (the Col.) did not satisfy such inquiring individual that he had acted through out that whole transaction in accordance with
the strictest rules of the Christian religion, he did not deserve or wish any one's vote. We had lonw understood that this
affair was arranged and settled, according
iu .ne cuue oi cnivairy, out never before heard it intimated that it was conducted
on Christian principles. If Col. Lane was so clearly in the right, Col. Dumont must have been more in the fault than we had ever supposed. The Col. seemed to think the worst men in all creation were office-seekers, politicians by trade, men who made a living by office. He spoke against such persons in strong terms; and we could not but wonder how some of his friends in this county would relish, and what application would be made, of this part of his speech. The subject of lies and liars, claimed a large share of his attention. He who would lie, said the Col., by implication or inuendo, was as bad as he who would tell a direct and flat-footed lie. He was consistent in this position, that there was no difference at least his practices have left no room for doubt. It would be difficult, in 60 studied and labored a speech, not to utter some truths; but we think it would be still more difficult in a speech of the same length to embrace more error, whether considered in reference to the statements made as premises, or with respect to the inuendoes or inferences drawn from them. But, as the Col. with "The Scott Eagle," so we with his speech shall be content with giving some samples, ant." let it pass.
J. B. GOODHlRT. risnCL. C.nODII AKT & F1SIII1L
Ti,DEFl WVWOfI, Esq., of Brook. ti'HOLESALE DEALERS in fancy and j ville. Is a candidate for rroaecutiite Attomev of 1 Himii- rm- .n.i M.v .. fihin
the Court of Common Pleas, of the counties of "o. Si Lower Market street. S. S.", between Main
rranKiin, rayette and Lnton. nd Sycamore. Cincinnati. Ohio. Keeps constantly ft EORttE IIOLLW D. will serve as Jndee ' fnn,!,!"d,-i!;'r "J-6, 4 V"1"5 Mocf of, ,U i'Id, , If of the Court of Common Was. of the counties ! '"J ,r.,e; 9t"".,r "erc'ianls and dealers gen. of Franklin. Favette and Union, if elected at the : ,re. 'nv,ted """ ' purcha-
October election .
TER9IS f the IndlMsia American. $2 in advance, t2J0 in six month.. S3 at the end of the year, and an addition of 30 cents for verr year payment is delayed thereafter. AwiiTiaiiwii One square or less will be Inserted three timet for one dollar, if payment be made In advance, one dollar and twenty -Ave cents If pavment be delayed one rear; and one dollar and
flny rents if delayed two yean, and in the same proportion for the' time pay ment is delayed. Large advertisements for a longer time w ill be charged en the same principles. Clothe the iaKed! THE IMMENSE FASHIONABLE and well made stock orSpriiigandSummcrClotb.ir.gand Fur-
msniDg txooas mi ine GOTHIC AKO AIrt is now beinf; sold off at FIRST COST! As it ill only continue nntil IheSMhof August next, the ; sooner yoa call and see the bolter. The dednc- ' ttons ranpe from 20 to 33 per cent. The pw1s are ! all marked at their selline price, as the one pnre system will be adhered to as heretofore. The proprietors of the above eMablishmer.t have ado-t-d that mode of doinc business, viz: CWr out their
stock entirely at the end of every season. In order to enable them to offer to their customers new and fresh roods at all times, and the extensive arrangmetits they are now makine for the FALL TRAI.K: requires them to do this for more room. All who ' have not c-iven this establishment a call are certainly behind the ae. and the sooner the ?o and post themselves up, the better for their purse. GOTHIC A RCA HE. I No. 18, east side Main st. bet. Foulh and Fifth. j 34. Cincinnati i T AI BFI. IROX rOI XDRV and ta
li Chine Slip We are manufacturing thresh- '
TTTJI. AiTROVRRIDGE Who1ealea retail Grocer & Produce dealer. South-east corner or Court & Race streets, (opposite the Farmers Hotel,) Cincinnati. Ohio. A choice stock or all roods in his hue , constantly on hand at lowr ev-ies. apl 9, 1PM-1M FITRXITCKE WARE BOOMS-tTaTlBjr" purchased of Mr. Carpsf. his atock of ran" turc. and bavinjr erlarred the room, and added
' larjrelv to the stock on band. I am now ready toanply the public with a pood article of fumltoraf o"cfht at established bouses of credit. My atock j consists of Sofas, bureau, centre, card, dinlnr ana breakfast tables, wrltinr desks, enclosed, plai workinc and wash stands, bedsteads, plush, canac . and common chairs, mctlrusses, lounges, aafea, ! cribs, &c. i The articles I w ill sell cheap for rasn or appro 1 ed com.try produce, i'.y room Is in Llnck Far . quliaf'sM'il'lit-.r. i in v 19-CC-tf JAMES. M TTXERi
The Flac i for Bargains. IOS. IC- CfAi:K. keeps constantly on nantf at all times, a pci.erol assortment of Watchea, chains, kcj s. Irei.-t pins. e:ir rirps. Cnpcr rinr, specla, Irs. pobl and silver pencils, pold pens of the be-,1 qnal;ty. silver sioons and thimbles, scissors," pen end pocket knives, mors of the be qualityf tor .-ther with a srcncral asortmett of f.incy articles, such at are usually kept in jewelry stores. Also e !a and thirty hour brass clocka. w hich I will sell as low as they can be boncht in the city. Clocks, watches and Jewelry repaired In the best manner and on reasonable terms. Old gold and sil.' er taken in exi li.n ce for goo-isor work, JJJOli d.wvr above T;ner"s store. '
sing elsewhere.
mh 12. lc.V2 li-lv.
TOHX RYaiAX Is a candidate for the office of , T Wl , -TlM .-For anJ Judre.ror the circuit composed or the counties 1 n?""1"'? candidates for eountv offices and omof Shelby, Rush, Decatur, Favette, Union, Franklin ! cesof "uh,Rh PN''" be jarred tU and Dearborn. ' 1 . non-subsenbers S3, lownship offices fl- To be lid in advance. TTTE are authorized to announce BF.NJ. WniT- j Deaths inserted without charpc. nnless accompa-
TTTE
OLIVER M.
; the people with a very poor plea. The time was when the people assembled in i convention and nominated a man that a ; majority of the voters wished to support, j but that time is not now. Where is the
man that ever dreamed that he would be
a de.
s wronged by incompetent or ', hghtful scene this side of Paradise! ji being placed at the head of Surely no where. After the address,the rzizt Let every whig on the j whole company were waited on with an r-ctien come up to the polls and : ample supply of the refreshments that
L tsene stav away. The enemv 1 naJ bcen prepared to satisfy the appetite ; forced, previous to the meeting of the Oppose them lul nourisn tne body. We think all ate Baltimoae convention, to vote in next J T t Vv. h i to satisfaction. We did not learn how I November for Franklin Pierce! We :,aaeiy. Let mere M no Ua-,miny (,asl;ets of frl?lnent8 was taken ' venture the assertion that the man is not ::votes.V:t let every whig regard- up. A number of swings had been pre-(living whoever had such a whimsical oi every -iatterday lie" that may be j Pared on the ground, orrather suspended I chimera to pass through his brain; and
the work i . lrees ana lne atternoon was ; yet it is all a solemn reality. j spent in swinging and other youthful ! How many men are there in this Consports. j trressional District that solemnly pledged
The Trayer Answered. i " passed off finely, and harmoniously. ! themselves before men and in the pres'd that not more than three of 1 That day will be long remembered by J ence of the great searcher of hearts, that no were members of the Indiana ! ??Shildr?n wiUJ UTe,, The I !f 3me. H Une fh?u,d be the. inee'
i n.iuu ui i-jjiru inaiutesiea. nere were i ne coma nor get tneir supporii ty e are be even j children and parents of four or five dif-! not prepared to say how many there are, session. ; ferent denominations minoled torether ! but are certain that they number some
circumstance, some who have as one family, the line of distinction i hundreds, and that their opposition is
' UMlM .J
All seemed happy, j
united, and zealous in the common cause
of Sabbath Schools. May this spirit be manifested more and oftener.
yir. John Pettit. This man. one of the Locofoco electors
of the State of Indiana, has published "a card' addressed to the senior editor of
based upon no other reason than that the
this paper in the Lafayette dnd.i Conr-
"-ilJliVt a pitv he did not say "send : or. and has encl.ispd " rnnr r.f it
- i F I J ' ofofSco and keep them there' in a letter. It is just such a card as any j
uwwcrvr, we lauermay oc me . e...v... -ratel-tHw could be sne
i . . xi- , v. 'in niLiauii. - t
"-! n e none fo tar as our; . , ,
i n. tew weeKs ago. we received a
man s moral character is so low that he would disgrace the office to which he aspires, and they prefer giving it to one
who would be an honor to the station.
It is high time that the people should
! awake to righteousness, and sin no
more. We have more than once through the
canvass spoken of the moral character of
the Democratic nominee tn this District, and as often h?ve we intimated to his friends that his sins could
E. as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of
Franklin county, Ind., at the OctobereUction. apl 1617
are authorized to announce the name of
R ART LOW as a candidate
for sheriff of Franklin Co. at the October Election. TIT E are authorized to announce JOII"N r FI,I X jr. as a candidate for Assessor of Bath Township at the October Election.
E J. J. SPOOLER is a candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney of this Judisial circuit."
Sept. 6th lfo-2.
B
u e hope so far as our ; . , . ,M!rj , w I cified, if desired, but they are as calm as
notorious legislature was ' tor from Indiananolis ininrrnir, tW ! summer's eve; they dare not agitate the
rethink, too, that hope is a Pettit was denouncing us in hisspeeches ; sul,ject-. Hush! hush! is the word that
and brieht one. for the as liar- and that he was proclaiming his ; K:: rrr' 'r
determination to call us a liar in such a ,"v 3 "" ' or anv body else about Farquhar's civ
OI ' en .;.t ;n k,,;i.i; . r,-ti:.
bright one, for
-"SEvass at least. Let us have
loud
voice in
a speech he was about to j PressT?d nPn X0 min,-f, J lhe ,TterS ' 1 1 .1 1 . . . I . . 1 A .11 ....11 L All
Correction. We have been told that we did injustice to an individual in Fairfield by intimating that he had made himself active in circulating a report among Protestants that Col. Farquhar had given 50 towards building a Catholic Church in Brookville. We are positivelt assured that that individual never bothered either himself
OTICE IS HEREBY IVE! That
letters of Administration have been rrauted to
the undersipned. upon the estate of Solomon A Hen late of Franklin County, Ind.. deceased. All persons indebted to the estate are required to mak e Immediate payment, and those having claim s arainst the estate, will present them according to law for payment. Thees estnte is probably solvent. EM ALLEN, Adtu'r. September 3fltb, 1852. 3J.-.
d by obituary- notices, and when so accomna
nied. to be paid for at the rate of fifty cents for every twelve lines or less. All notices of deaths or tributes of respect, by any one of the benevolent societies of the day, to be charped the same. For publishing relieious, political, scientific, be. nevolent. and literary notices, or any other calls for public meetings, to be charred at the rate above specified. Political circulars to be charred the same. For advertising wives, double the usual prices, to be paid in advance. Divorce and chancery notices to be paid in advance. Advertising: expulsion of members from any secret society, to be charred full price. The above terms will be strictly and invariably adhered to bv the undersigned. NELSON' A KKOTT, or the Democrat. jy 1S.W C. F. CLARKSON, of the American.
ArtOVEB Iiri.EER. The subscriber, living one mile south of Blooming Grove, w ill be ready to hull and clean clover by the 1st week in November. This machine w ill be one of the best in use, which w ill hull and clean clover seed by once running through. I will attend with my machine w herever desired in theconntv.on reasonable terms. W.M. HATFIELD. Sept. 28, 1852. II. -3w-V
T-?I. JIOHFIIOTSF, Manufacturer an dealer in Furniture. Chairs, Redding and Mat tresses. 13-1 Sycamore street, six loorabove Fourth, opposite the Post office Cincinnati, Ohio, je 4 iM-y
Navigation Open. FA EE AD WIJiTF.Il AKRAGE M EXT ! White Wat ;r Canal Packet Line between Cambri dge. and Cincinnati, t'ineinnati
and Connersville, Ind. U. S. Mail Daily Packet 1
Line I 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 City, Clcvestown. Harrison, Cedar tirove, Brookville, Metamor, and ljmrel. The following boats comprise the line: BUCKEYE STATE, and HOOSlKR STATE ! There will be a Packet leave Cincinnati every Saturday, at 2 o'clock, for Cambridge. There will be a Packet leave Cambridge every Monday morning, at ? o'clock. These Boats are exclusively for Passengers! This route passes through all the principal towns of the White water Valley. Horses and Carriages can be had at all hours, at Brookville, Laurel, and Connerville. to any part of the country. Small packages w ill be delivered at all the tow us along the Line by leaving them at the Office. In going np the boats will pass Brookville at 3 o'clock in the mon.ing. And in going dow n about 8 in the evening. HALL dc BAKWISE. 41. 3w-. Proprietors.
itelligence possesed by the voters of this ; District will orompt thetn iu October to
' reprove sin and reward virtue, by voting
ana nonesty to mi not only m!ke at New Albany that we should hear
iture, but every office in the j him in Louisville. We at once said in he people to give. i OMr paper that he need"nt split his lungs on our account that, if he would send Jlais Jlce line. I word that he would otiietlv mil sp
Tn;(rs of Favette County intend i visa liar
i. niA iua.-? liiv.s. iiiii' iu vil" . y-. " ' IU VIU ' - - , T
... rw . . ' i tiir I It Kmtrnnhnr oml n crn 1 n vT i jiitiPs
on the 9th inst. mm me opportunity, rettit was spoken ; " 1 -..-m
j to aoout our paracrrapn by a gentleman 5 - im?. uopuancan. i of New Albanv who expected to see us ! iw.
WW f w w si v w mm w. w.sjww Jinn nin ns within tu n hrmrc t1 P r,.! nA- nit UI
. - w v-. . .y . 1 fllllUIIUI lUtltlt, V liV I III J V tJ
-erwh;jr orators are to address the said he had read it, but he had no word nucnt and erlective speeches in this
iere on that occasion. A frrand ! t0 geml "s- IIe wenl off without send- place last Tuesday. It told with power-
"i ,-i mi nun , aim mc ia m- ui a mui cneci on ine audience anu ten out
mgr soO to am in buildino- a Catholic
Church." The individual referred to is
this District, that all will be well.
..y. i j-i .1 .1 l:t..
Jit-n .m e aarKii rauirr u.un i.g.n, I ong for whom we havc entertained, and j
uriuusc uu It uecur flic Cl ll. li wcnic not greatly mistaken the wisdom and in-
Hcns. Hesrv S. Lase. Geo. G.
David Kilgobf.. S. W. Farker '
' iesired and anticipated. To an- j ,
"5. is enough inducement to bring
Let every man in the coun-
s many as can, from the coun-
;n nttondence. Come Whig,
IV'aioorats. come Fre-soilers. come
Mnmpins. e-nthatX. Tkvsler and B. F. i aro canvassing the county and
do entertain, the highest respect, and
we are happy to be assured that he has f
not been so engaged in such an employ-
It is due to ourself to say that we did not make the intimation we did from a "mere rumor", as "it is said," but on authority which we deemed unquestionable.
.1
FREE STONE.
TII AVK on hand, and am constantly receiving a large stock of Free Stone, of Uio very best
quality, and my arrangements are such that I ean furnish the foil ow ing articles either w holesale or retail. Window Sills and Caps, Door Sills.su rs or
lire wall copin; graveyard txsts, head and foot stones either Free Stone or Marble. I have now on hand, StMKI pes window sills and caps: K) ft of 3 ft 6 inch door sills. 8 inch wall; tint) " of most superior w ater table; 4t " of head stones for grave yards; Simpcs of grave yard posts. T inches square; 60 ft of step stulTof all sizes; 5(H)" of door sills, liinch wall; "nun " of fire wall coping. 3 by 11 Inches; KKHI " of fence coping, 4 by IS: Together with a large quantity of other Free Stone w ork, all for sale very cheap for cash. Give
me acall at TOJiE V illi), Kast 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 at the shortest notice, and oh the
most reasonable terms, as I keep a large stock of
finished work, of all sizes, constantly on hand to suit the country trade. JOHS H. LAWRENCE, mh 12, 1S.V2 12-ly Cincinnati, Ohio. TOCO, TIIY :nEItClIAXT'S,ClotIiiersi, Ac Wholesale Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestings, Trimming. Ac. &c, New Oothie Arcade, 1M Main street, between Fourth and Fifth. Having perfected our arrangements for the wholesale department of our business, we beg to inform
our friends ami merchants generally, that we are prepared to offer to their notice every article connected with our branch of trade, and particularly invite their attention to the excellence of style and quality of workmanship, of our ready made clothing, which we arc confident will compare with the work of anv establishment in the 1'nited States. COHEX. tiLASKK & CO. N. B. We beg also to announce, that we have engaged Messrs; Miners and Ww. Childs. of the late firm of J. Childs S: Hrothers. who embrace this opportunity of soliciting; their friends to favor them with acall.' ap 9, 1KV2 16-ly
ATS Cr's best spring style of fashionable
yy neei.. yy innom- yyoto-ht. u ,mn k.iv. a
: ---- - - .
Having enlarged our establishment, we are pre- 1 T 41 III'. f. AC FIF TI V. Tliis institution la
pared to fill all orders w ith dispatch, and w ill. 1 t situated in the pleasont village of Lnurei. Frankdesired, warrant all the articles we make. Job lin Co. Iud. Couunenced its first term Aiur list 9lk
and repair work done. : Is.'i'j.
Je4-24-t. J. T1LNEY&CO. I lhe obiect of its principal and friends is to pnl
the means of a good education within the reach of ( ever- yonrc man ard woman in this county ana vicinity. Provision ha been made to s:cure thorovgh instnietion in i ll the various branches of En- , glisii. Scientific. .Vatli:i:n:;tic:d and Classical studies. Stnileiits may make choice of tb" studies whieH ' may be best lilted to qualify them for lhe C0ur ot life they intend to pursue whether of businesf.
teaching, or the various professions. Hoard may be had at the hotels, nnd at virion private houses, on reasonable terms. Cocrse or STt nv in terms or Trmos. Reading, Orthography, Writing and Arithmetic, per quarter $C.0l Geograjhy. Parley's ln. Ilistorv, English Grainmar. 1". S.Hitory. Nat. Philosophy 5.90 First Session Algebra. Oeog., Hcavona School Physiology. Chemistry Book keep. J.W Nat. Philosophy. wSvwi's Botany. Hitchcock' Geologv. Kobinsou's Algebra,' Geometrv (Legen.ler) " AM Mnral and Mental Phil- pliy. Evidences of Christianity. Logic. Klietorie. Surveying. 1 atin r.nd Greek bn.gnag. s. literature and Robinson's Astronomy 5.00 Exercises in Coin position atid Elocution through the course. BOARD OF EXAMINATION. . Pr. Gilford. T. .1. Will TE, Moses J. Kelly. H. Pike. l ewis C. Fouts, C. B. CK-menM, Pr. Kit. h.-n. .1. 1). Henry. James Tuttle. Esq., Kaxetteville, Ind. Paul. Churchill. Kush Co. 35 If. All. IV. r.IF.GIlI.E. Principal.
Jon D. Jones, ) ...... f nn Joi.
G. W. Jons. s-'n"- No. 7 Jon-sAllev. Pliil'a. '
0F.S BKOTIIKKS A- CO.. 11POICTFHS lin DE 1 1. 1.lt. i nnv
GOODS, Tim. Pearl Mrrct.rinrin
nils beg leave to announce to their friend, ard :
customers, that they are now r.-ccving their FI LL
M. rrLI B lor the r A l.L TK A Pr.. t- which thev respectfully invite your special aitention. as com- I prising a large and carefully selected uorimem
of the Newest lVsirnain PftESS GOC-is. and the
most desirable of all kinds of FOREIGN AND DO-
.MESTIC FABRICS. j Having devoted manv vears of close attention to '
their business. and ina-much as thev import manv ,
of their goods, and have a purchaser constantly in the market, to get np styles, and avail themselves of every opportunity to pick up bargain., buyers ! may confidently expect to find a sbn-k w ell suited to ! their wants, and at the lowest prices. Their Patent Threads, Soool Cottors. I rih Linens, Movie's Prints. Cambric, Jaconet, and Swiss I Muslins, and many other goods being manufactured j and carefully selected in Europe, for their own sales: having their seal on each pound, dozen, ami piece, are thus guarantied to the purchaser to be i of genuine qual;ty,full w eight and length, and perfect finish. ! A liberal discount will alw ays be made lo Cash ! buvers. Sept. 1852 3!V3m.
COUKTimr.
Iwh. LA
SKWI-To nil dealers in
FANCY DRY GOODS. I am prepared tooflVr. at
holesale. a splendid stock of EMBROIDERIES.
ACES. KlbKONS. HON NETS. Millinerv Goods, -ivr r a- a . ininvciTr. r.4.
Press Trimmings. Hosiery. Gloves. Linen-Cambric ; , Manufacturers, Monroe St., Connersville Handkerchiefs. Fans. Combs. Rrushes. and in short i,,.i,,, i,-o .Kiir
an ,v. . . . . . r . .,(, ' 1 il 1 1 '1 I ceiving constantly from New York Auetnnsand im-
iiorters. many of the most desirable and cheap st les
of Goods.
The plan adopted is to buv and sell for CASH.
charging FIVE PER CENT, advance.
Though this svstem has been successfully tested
by Staple Goods Jobbers. I believe this to be the on
ly house carrying out the same in l-anc? ;oo,is.
nut ( Ki:
I op
tlXJ'S IIAOS. We shall
pen this week several of our Spring stock of
Pianos, lo which we invite the attention of purcha
sers. They are inosily from l!ie factory of Jonaa Chickering. w ho it is well know u. is one of tho oldest and most successful manufacturers in this country. These Piano Fortes are worth ten percent ii. .. tli-n f It.M m,.l. n ltln.nl ttie i'litits. f n n .
yuy inoinunir; r un in, ers arc inMie.i iiiihoe ' r.s thev arv thereby more dunii.le and is-main in through this stock, hoping the Reduction in Prices tune much longer. ' The touch is more delicate tha
w ill make it to their interest to pur--liae.
I). BERRY. No. 192 East side Main Street. bet. Fourth A- Fifth st 36. ly. Cincinnati.
Marshall s Salve
I in other instruments. :; fait worth the coiisidermtioai 1 of ladies who have not ihe amount of strength requisite to press tlowu the kes of many pianos now i manufactured.
i Please tall and examine our lntruments. I COI.IU KN & FIELD, I Music dealersand publishers, la4 Main street, grcatast j rl 9' IS52 1-y Cincinnati.
PMPU'.Ks IIO I I I -Corner Race dr Court
IT HAS PROVEN ITSELF to be the
I remedv of tne age for white Swelling. i-cMir
Sores, Piles. Rheumatism, bore Breasts, Salt I"1 Rheum. Tetter. 4c. ! I
WHITE SWELLING It has never failed to cure attached the Hotel is a yen large waggon yard ana White Swelling when open. ! stabling tor Mt:0 horse.. Bills ery reasonable. Fever Sores, old l lcers. Ac. always yield to the I apl 9. 1S52 lti-10-tn healing infiuence of this celebrated Salve. I -- - PILES This Salve is the onlv remedy that has ' ll 1,. DI'IJR AW Wholesal" and retail deal nroven itself infallible as a cure for the" Piles. If M cr in Patent Brass 'lk. Nn t2. SiramonI
applied according to directions, and persevered in. treet. second door below Third, Cincinnati, O
p w n'n
it will in all cases effect a permanent and lasting
cure in this painful disease. SALT-RHEUM AN I) TETTER It has perform- : ed the most astonishing cures in these discuses. KHEl'M ATISM AND BRONCHITIS 1 1 has given general satisfaction in these complaints. SORE AND SWELLED BREAMS We would
particularly recommend the Salve for Sore Breasts; j when open it will heal th m sound in a short time. ,
11 will likewise remove alt inflammation trom tne '
Breasts, and prevent ulceration if applied in sea- !
son. t-repareo oy :
MARSHALL COBl.ENTZ, l.civisniFo. Ohio. ; For sale bv M. w. H.Ml E. i
sep24-40-ly Bkookvili.e, Ind
n ISTAV
t and retail draler iu Hardware ct Cutle
Iir.lt IH'll Importer, wholesale
r. 330
Main St.. 4 doors above Eighth st., Cincinnati. Ohio, keeps constantly on hand a large assortment In his line of business. oc IT, "51 43-ly
II
my
LINCK FARQI HAR'S.
P. T.
BARNUM'S GRAND COLOSSAL MUSEUM
!Sew Gnads. & menagerie:
Onr fripnd T J Whiti hat inxt re- THE largest Traveling Exhibition m the yorld, yjur iriena, i.j. nue, nas lust, re- v.in,, mi,i..i; ,n ,he n,o.t non.ii.r n.i
turnoH from tho fst Vnrlr snil i unA.Mnii.M. .nnB.ninuni'ihd...lt .ki--.,.i
"ImOIlth. llP mihlishPSllS "lir"silll"(,nU-. !nno imnrncision nn cierv mini! tlisl nosril ni.:l-J.IL;. 1 1 - 1 J .t imi.r.-.l tr Hie .ea.on of l(W- . "
presence of such distinmiishea rI" sit Bctana of eomn br,,lo,l u:. (i;.A itmU-. , .r . ,r . . I A large train of Elephants will d raw the great car
c ..... ..v ..i.-... 1 1 v . , ,v,ui HV..HI v . linn i ,u mile J ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 iu ,ii' "v ' , 1 1 I - T-rrO ctnt- Ir t rtryr m-wyi-Ic e nrninr ' . .
- . I . . , . ... . - ' S. v ' 1 lJ v " v. 1 cvv.v..-, viviuu.i, j jiirr.rn,m.
mues, ana in oue iorm encloses us ms : ought and will do elected to c ongress. queensware. hardware, cutlery, hats, I A Baby Elephant olny one year old. and but 3i
-cara. ii our leg was as ionr as irom , m openi' Ins speecn ne aaverteato tne here to Lafayette, we might kick him, ; extraordinary and unscrupulous combibut he isn't worth going- that distance to ; nation of forces in operation by the
! kick. We thought we were estimating friends of Col. Lane, to accomplish his him at his full value in making up our i defeat. He referred to the cowardly i mind to go as far as New Albany to give ; and ungenerous conduct of Lane in reJ him "a Tire in the rear." j fusing to meet him single handed and on ! Pettit has, we admit, very giod reason a fair field on the stump and o the host
' ftr not Vioin rr nnrti.il tn thi" 1 uynisville ' yf nrstors -nrl liiroliiicr slnnrloror hi has Accident.
Journal. While he was in Congress we imported into the district to denounce a joungiiiwiuy uie n n oraras
' used to comment in proper terms upon him at every cross-road, and hunt him i?."5 ""tS".l' u'c '-'"y dimr.. Ithe infamous infidel speeches by which, down. He appealed to the People to Lurtpms mill at Ashland, a few days ago,
1 large
boots, shoes and fancy articles, &c, &c. "l,;. pnon i.iii.po.ian aTnThe goods are beginning to arrive and I eral Tom Thnnih. The Magnificent Cortege comhis clerks arebusv offering them out. 1 Cri!,? H',r,? and Ml'.n- ,T,nf. P'",H"1 J , , - . , ! Excibitton has been enlarged until it is capable of
lie 11ns utrfii ioriunaiu ui nis purt. unist-s,
and we learn he intends to act on the true principle of a small profit and a quick sale.
-C 'tiimp speeches at various points.
, - l I V IIIKIIIIVIIvJ imiiuvi - - "J - " " " VI V 1 . 11. . 1 V. .. ...1 .. 1 ' . . 1 .11. w . ... J thov are diiino- nn a nrottv . -, mmmnni-Kiiiptit of farli sosciiyn cuctnln LJni !r tblc imi:inimilnnc nil ! and ery seriously injured.
t-i in the way of advocatino- the ' upon the motion to employ a chaplain, equal warfare this outrageous insult to; The Canal.
. i v T ii: ti- rr i i m . . . . i w i ...
fisse and tho rlnima f fJon ! "ed to uisgusi ine tiousc ana titrate popular intelligence, i nai appeal win The boats are again anoat, and busi- Js o., cm, v. ;.....
ihimselt and his fctate. Moreover we : not be lost. lhe honest hearted veo-; ness active
I well remember, that a specimen of h;s manry of Decatur will come to the res
Wet-
hr.
Uailrortd. "tited that the engineer
n Railroad, will besrin this
accommodating l.VOtlO spectators at once. Th
collection of living Wild Beasts includes the most splendid specimens ever Exhibited in America. Among many others will be found six Beautiful Lions fresh from their native forests. A Sacred Burmese Bull frcm the Island of Ceylon, worshipped there by the Pagan Natives, and
recently taken from an idolatrous lenipte. A Monster White or Polar Bear, of prodigious 817.0 and ferocity. A Magnificent Royal Tiger, the largest ono ever eantnrod alive.
An Infantile Camel, only six montas of age, tho first one ever bom in America. &C. oic. &C. The Drove of Elephants were captured in the
nv Messrs. . n. June
and Geo. Nntler.assisted bv Ofit) natives, after a
'; pursuit of three months and four days in the Jun
gles. 1 hey were nnaiiy entrappcit ami secured in
enormous dimensions
sSAiL.
W nr..'
..I, inWtaitM.irii
New Goods New Goods
lH .1. vs. ni i.i.ii ii rs -f .. coil Dentisil. Brookville. Ind.;
Ynas located permanently in nroos- . T . vile. Franklin couuv. linliana. All
operations in the dental Art performed upon the , Litest and mostapproved principles and warrantled. I V-? Office in the North end of the Adair tavern i stand. I 5 ly
i, -. , . t .-i:. , j n. ; c ooo 'lie 3Crcr iviaac Ills) .noiner smiirr an Indian Kraal or i rap. ot
i niirrini iirmaiiiv . t-Amuiic-u cii a picaui- i-iit- aim ru i tin a iiiiiiuniv ui ouuairnmsL . . . . ., a
. . , j j more pvnressivp RfnTonre never , ana prodigious sm-ngiu. nere me, i-n-.iiuii.
i-. Doat upon me vjiho rtvtr t-uut-r hi kuiub , ine y note crew ui luui-uiuuiiicu mieiers. , - ... i . . .
t i . ,,. i - . ,,; fr. ti.t D t x u- as spuivfii ur niit-u, iv iiauii a i usir-
fO HMlllloiUll Ul III IC1U1 1111111 liclii oii inilll" vi ii cm r fcilir II 11, uui jvu u i ii i . , 1 .1 . y
' ...am - C ..Ht.:nJn.n ftUS nt.A..A
. - i . . i -i y j ! al ter ui uiiMiiuinross, man nic auuui ritv. was o-iven and commented on in our sons and vour Pettits while thev do' .. . - .. ,
'tUfit.. . iu i . r... f. .i r u:k -o . .v...-. uj i. .u it. ...n which we nnd inoneoi our e.xcnanges,
, c "-i-J lUMirM-y iiu ic- , columns uy a yciuic -iiiaii m iJ men uui. uiuiunni yyuiiv mc pt-ue , --eJit-J tn a n Irish rrirl vi-hrt txaa totifv-
do the voting. Ixjcal Press. . . . , '
i iiiit in h iiinri ni i i vv i ii ffl in. hit
-road fr.nn College Corner to this ' spectftbility. We wish we had the state- , j ment now, but we have not time to look j st , , . . .. I for it, not remembering in what year the i
-tttieamat the work on this ; e took place pettlt and h;?
'-isoon be let out.
completion
of this
iT 8n! promising;, and we are glad j kt the work move speedily on. j
occurrence tooK place.
The prospect ; estimable wife and their sick child were road is now ' on board the boat. It was late at night.
The wife and the sick child were m their state-room, and Pettit was drinking-, swearinrr. and sramblinjr at a carJ-table.-
Packets). ?-'liets are now running from "!ce to Cincinnati, and from the leaviniT pr h nl.neo orh nnv
.. . s an easy mode of traveling.
An we Expected. The famous certificate, of lhe 36 Catho
ncs of concord, over which the Loco toco ; smiie in sympathy or fondness, mil:
j. . ....... ., a wretch ,ndeed.
aisnys uppuvru, auu we preoiciwi on lis first publication here, to be a miserable fraud. Twenty-nine of them it appears are laborers on lhe railway, and completely in the power of certain friends of Mr. Pierce, and liable to
The Calf Elephant accompanies its dam, and was weaned on its passage srom India. A Native Ce Ion I'hicf. of high caste in his own country, has etiorgo of the Elephants, having accompanied them from Ceylon. P. T. BARNTM, l'ropri'etor of the American Museum, New York, has the honorto announce, that
encouraged by the brilliant success w hich has at-
was ; tended all his various efforts for the amusement of
satbath Ploic. 'WtHy of last week, the various
, m Connersville, collected toad marched to a beautiful grove -i, about three quarters of a mile 't of town, and there held a
i u iih si' ll i iiicsse iic -i lit unit in ?-is i . . . .
, '-,-,, By , be turned out ol employ ment, tl they mamthat their child was much worse and to feslea any ho?.lIlly l0 vttukin PivKt., or request that he would come and see it. friendship fot Gen. Scott. Irishmen have He made a heartless answer and kept on been discharged by the Loco Kocos who
plavino- cards. II is wife sent again to say manage the Miama Canal, fortius reason.
i that she was dreadfully fric-htened about and we have no reason to R oppose
'i the child and to beg that he would come Hampshire Loco Focoa to be a whit less biBo-
to it. He swore at the message and r I, . ,. ... . ... .'' . renin Ohio. i kept up his gambling. After the lapse ExcIuding lhwe iwnlf.nxM, ho may , of Perhaps half an hour, his wife sent hfl nrorh.riv roD.Ki,Wed . .mukin. Dnn
once more or went herself, we forget compulsion, there remain but seven to certiwhich, to say that she thought the child fy to the zeal aud earnestness of Mr. Pierce'a was dying. He answered with a revolt- j advocacy of the repeal of the test. Of these ino- oath and with vnlo-ar ahnso of woman- seven, fonr have made the affidavit that their
inginacourt at Aew Orleans, i wretch, whose hardness of heart
! never softened SO as to make a mother : the public, he has been led to form the project of or-
t ganizing avast traveling .Museum oi vvomiers. USl oe j wh(on eomprises a gnater variety of attractions.
and more evtraojdinary novelties, than any travel-Ins-Exhibition in the w'orld. Every feature of this
lane's Prowpect. I mammoth establishment is of a peculiar and intcrDurino- the Present week We have tray- 1 esting natnre. and the whole is produced on a gi-
eled through Ohio, Dearborn and Ripley ! uMSe"
eountiesi and althono-h not on an election-1 eeh town, is nreced-'d bv the gorgeous Car of
porino-tnnr conversed with many ner- 1 Juggernaut. drawn by ten Elephants superbly caeenng tour, com ersea wun many pi r .npd N.in . (.ecrste mo.iei ofthat terrible
Sons upon the SUhieet Of Our Lonirres- pnine of idolatrous sacrifice, finished and decorated
eisnl o Irt. t i .r .nl i-o finil n rt IotYi rti-r, t in all the extravagance of the Hindoo slyle. Fol-
. . . . ; . I C
.... i . , . ts . lowing mis monsier cnicie, is R .i.ht.-lu"i K,t n-K.t .liir,trilir .HmittAfl that ft e- t . r- , . t , 1 r :
ifuinimiiuiuiHaiin .uiuhilu ui., a u. - r,.tv cafes ma carriages, tne wnoie lormnig a
New : qilh-r would be elected. Rising Sun Re- spectacle of more than Oriental splendor. The
y aneawiea i n mon, vmiiwu ui .iuirin.ii
publican.
Married, on Friday the, 1st. inst. by the Rev. F. A. Conwell, Mr. Robert Betson of Wayne Co, to Misa Sarah Ann Young of Laurel.
tl,. r..;r,-.t,Klo .nAn-.,l.l l,.. u out tneir anowieope
penic nnr- ti . . Ii v-j .l .i - i i widely circulated certificate turns out at lost
nn k. .v o " V 3 ! -VV T v j V 1 j K. 3 ? "t 'y fraud, but a forgery ! ,We knew "Pby the Sabbath School of the j wth him, shocked and disgusted beyond ; lhe supp0rter8 of Franklin Here opened Charge M. E. Church but oni" power ot expression by the brutality lhe campaign with forgery, and we suppose invited tho l, t r u ' the mor,ster started up by a common the desperate extremity liiey now find them--.ine scholars from the Other i ;mnnlfrom the table and left him slono I Helve, in sill nimw:l them In continue a
"siso tton.ij "v:;, r:. " r : i i rr: 1 1" .i "i" ; "is.,:: ,
; auu cuiuriuuieu iu i e snau not aiieuipv to appiy lining ep- j iko uruu i) um utn3
' "atnment. ithets to such a human being, if indeed .f the pleasure of being present he can. be considered as belonging to the ui occasion w i. i i j race, for we are aware that the Enehsh ii-v T 6 Pceded j ian?uao-e, abundant and strong as it is in t. and youthful train to the beau- ! epithets to describe wretches and miscre-
''Elected for the enjoyment of j ants of almost every grade, has none
adapted to mm
of m-ster-nroof fabric.
The real, genuine, original Gen. TOM TIlfMB is attached to this Exhibition, and w ill appear in all his performances as given before all the principal
crow ned heads of Europe, including Songs, fiances,
Grecian flames, and bis aonnreo nis surairra per- ' .n. lion, of arw,loon and Frederick the G IV M .
Our acknowledgements are due the .. The little General is twenty ye.irs of age. weighs , , . , , c ... ... ' onlv Bfteen pounds, and is but twenty-eight inches haPDV bnd e for some Of the Wedding ni-j. Also enraged. Mr. NELI.IS. the man with-
: .A v.. J i-..- ' names were attached to the certificate with- , i j - out arms, who will execute his extraordinary feats
1":": "a , , . Vr..:.. ol their knowleore and consent! So this! caKe' V ner s " , of loading and firing a pistol with his toes: cutting
ihy of one so thoughtful.
M. J. K.
-!Cai: . .
-res oi the day, and at their apa0Und r.in.,1.- .1. 1
,.. 'i?cu f-t-aicxi on me proslaying trunk of a once mighty
. : v.a.i. gitrab utioi ug habited this changing world, it n by the hand of time; and now Uiderino- Eon..i. .v. i r v v
"5?red oeeches, passing rapidly
The
rertihrrta nr ahS,lvit of mora than ens ! Anaerson Mary J
hundred Catholic citizens o I Concord and its "y ram' John7 vicinity, show the falsity of the statements Bishop Hart
in the certihcate to which thev are a complete ; Bonecke Mr .... . 1 . I u.i I : - yj.
answer, ana exhibit the real feeling of the tnj depemlrot Irishmen of New 41aniphire, to-
waroa rranaun t rerce and his Loco roco
I friends in thaibtate. They are neht in cen-
This creature says in his card, and we " soring him for hia apathy and i-idift'erenco.
understand he is in the habit of saying , ,na "7T re jusunaow m withholding their in his sneerhes that we were ridden on a voWl lrom h,m 011 lk,t 8roUnl' 1 he cerin hisspeeches,tnaiwe wer riaaenona Uricate , ,rtK,,vn9 will be found in anothrail and tarred and feathered in Connec- er c!nmn.cin. Gazette. ticnt. We have occasionally seen this i .... foolish calumny during the last twenty I Temperance liscaain.
years in the most vulrrar class of locofoco There will be a public discussion at
newspapers. Of course we hardly need ! Cedar Grove, on the 16th inst. beginsay that it is a lie, all a lie, without one i nn? precisely 9 o'clock, A. M.
circumstance or shadow of circumstance' " a ne temperate use oi spinmous u
rder nf - ,. , Jout ot wmcn tne taDncator could fabn-; H"ra ,s "K'ottsiy nguu
Berlin,
Hi u ,utllnea 8Pa-e Ul rate it. If John Pettit or anv other man i Moses Hornidty affirms.
possessed a most favorable 1 1;, ; ...n n-t nr nnct.i.i The Rev. T. A. (..-nxlw in denies.
'.irw.. i living: v.A-a as. y- wua s u w y vaa.i
w . ylor ver ine-that iovoiis band ' snonsible nerson to testify that we were It is understood that the disputants I Rtdd Robert
WflA.r..n r . . . . . , . : .1 V-lf 1 -1 . 1 .1 , : 11 I V Mni.fr KhuMin
--CUlll n n J y.v .ira. v-i.lrln nnnn 1 rail nr rrcA .nH . IBKC 1 Ul Hil UUf SUU1IL. ami VII 113 y in
- "uuu ineir way up "'""V "t . . .i .: 11 j. r; Uconey Samuel
, "'vxiarea t-s , ... . leathered or 6UDiectea 10 anv personal rauuuue an usv, w uui
Connecticut or the parties are satisfied.
:.i j nnn . : I I j
,,- ,,M i rri nuucu yii'uti a isii vi tin it vj nim
rea, totho r. 1 feathered or subjected to any personal couunue au uay, or unui one or ooutoi,
j ;ni;TTiiryr whatpwr in PinnoctiVnt r i the parties are satisfied.
' anywhere else, we hereby pledge our-j The Brookville Brass Band will be pre-, ' selves to withdraw forerer from the bonds sent.
g on which we weret
List of Letters, RF.n 4IMT. In the P. O. at Brookville Ind., Oct 1st, 18S4, and if not taken out before the 1st dav of Jan. 1853, will be sent to the Dead LeMer Omce.
Morse George Maggard Harvey or David Marshall Samuel Miller James Newkirk Henry or Heirs Newman Johanes Orience Charles O'lVa John Parvis Joshua Porter Cagcr Readoll IK'nnts Coy Ryan John Sater John Renedict Jacob Sacbre Henry Shells John Sbelton Jane Sehwarx Jacob Shepperd Richard S cotton William M C Turrell W S Tucker Calvin Temples Jane Thompson Henry Tague Emily Yanasdoll, Cornelius, Cvntaia Sally reb'eriock George D Weisdelstein Joseph Whitelow A H Wilcox Eanro A Webb Ami or Heirs Wilkins Martha Wymmn Joseph 7iglrB H. tIKCK, F. M.
Baldwin Mr
Burkit Ephraim 2 Butler W H Cmacor Matty Colter Elizabeth Cockafair Elish Crosslin Eliza Davis John Puke Edward Donglass Jane Downey John Ponter Sarah A Fiuimond John Gommell Ceorge Good Solomon Greeaweod Otis Gaas Carl Herring George t
! Hensll Stephen S I Hallzsleider Micheor t
Henry Willis as Hill A F Hamann Mr Keever George
Lines William
Mann Pat S MeCarty John M.TUbrtn Mr
r m
mV,
CHERRY PECTORAL,
r or iiir rupiu urc ok fOITiTIS, coLrs. hoarsexess,
Euoxnnns, uiioonxc-forcn,
( KC! ?, ASTiniA, AXD cexsrsiPTiox. In offering to the community this lustlv eelebra
ted remedv for diseases ofthe throat and lungs, it
is not our wish to trifle with the lives or health of
theafiiieted. but fjatikly to lay before them the opinions ol distinguished men and some of the evidences of its success, from which they can Judge for themselves. We sincerity pledge ourselves to make no wild assertions or false statements of lis efficacy, nor will we hold out any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not warrant. .Many preott are here given, and we solicit an inquiry trom the public into nil we publish, feeling assured fiat they will find them perfeetly reliable, and the medicine worthy their best confidence and
patron .-lire
trom rir titttinxHisnrrt Prmrrtfrtf Chrmtttrjanm Materia .tfrfrj, Aow-rorn O'rrc. Dear Sir: 1 delayed answering the receipt of your
preparation, until I had an opportunity of witnevsing it effects in my own family, or in the families of mv friends.
This I have now done with a high deg-ee of satisfaction, in cases both of adults and children. I have found it. as its ingredients show, a powerful remedy for colds, and coughs, and pulmonary diseases. PARKER CI.KAVELA3D. M. D. BarNswirK, Mi., Feb. 5. 1H47. f-rsm an Overseer in the Hamilton JVi, in thti Ci'r. I.on rt.t.. Aug. 10. lfM!l. Dr. J. C. Aver: t have been cured of the worst eonah I ever had in my life, by your"CnrT PrcTnmi." and never fail, w hen I have opportunity, of recommending it to others. Yours, respectfully. S. D. EMERS0X. IPr" Read the following, and see if this medicine is worth a trial. This patient had become very feeble, and the effect ofthe medicine was nnmistakaply distinct: t'MTtn States Ho-rat, SiAToo Smi'tos,) July 5. 1H!. ( Dr. .T.C. Aver. Sir: I have been afflicted with a painful affection ofthe lungs, and all the symptoms of settled consumption, for more than a year. I could find no medicine that would reach my ease, until I commenced the nre of vour Cnr.aaT Pgc-
toi. wmcn gave mc gradual rener, ana nave been steadily gaining strength until my health it well nigh restored. While nslngyonr medicine,! bad the gratification of curing w ith it my rcverod friend, Mr. Truman: of Snmptcr ri.trirt. who had been snspended from bis parochial duties by a severe attack of bronehitis. I havc pleasure in certifying these facts to you, And am, sir. vonrs respectfully. J. F. C AUIOVX, of South Carolina. VP The follow ing w as one ofthe worst of eases, which the phi sii tans and friends thought to be incurable consumption: Chcstm. P..Ang. eS.lMfi. J. C. Aver. Sir: I was taken with a terrible cough, brought on by a cold: in the beginning of last February, and w as confined to my bed more than two months. Coughing incessantly night and day, I became ghastly and pale, my eyes were sunken and glassy, and my breath very short. Inoeed.I was rapidly failing, and in such distress for breath, that but little hope of my recovery could be entertained. While in this situation, a friend of mine, (the Rev. John Keller, of the Methodist church) hrorirht me a bottle of your Chirsv Pkctobai., which I tried more to gratify him. than from any expectation of obtaining relief. Its good effect in
duced me to continue its use, and 1 soon found my
a 4c; iai Raqi
m-i.ir-y i n,.i . i..li Ull , , G u co.u.
informing the citizens..! I iiion county mat he ! tlEHir l I. Hoiis,o, rstat.Iis.l8Pa f T? a a just received direct from the Eastern cities, one : M J 'r en. hy llr.KiiiKrlm-.. . llislargest and beststock nf Spring and Summer Comer of Third and I mon J-ts.. between Spruce oods, both fancy and substantial, that he has ever and Pine streets. Philadelphia, l- ifleeii ; ear or ad the pleasure of exhibiting to tins lonimuiiitN . , extensive and uninterrupted prra. tice Seiitin this is stock consists in part, of the follow ing : I city have rendered IV. K. the most eypertand sueltrrhk Silk. I Bleached and brown t cessfui practitioner far and near in the Ueatment of Plain Black, changeable.! sheeting lo-4 wide; ! diseases of a pnvaM nature. Persons allluU-d with tnwd.barredaud ngured. Mole skm. Silk. Fur, "leers upon the body, throat, or legs, pains in the Silk Tissues and Berage.. bru.li. Kossuth. Jenny i head or bones, mercurial rheumatism, strictures, Berage .Maine. 'Lmd, Magvar. Calilor- gravel, disease arising from louihtul ex esses or Fancv and bl'k mous de nia. Ei.giish, Straw, ; impunities of the blood, whereby the constitution laines. Braid, full truned aud ' has become enfeebled, are all treated w ill. success.
pi.i. ji. .iib nnnlint .-,.nin,i, usiin, i.,.f .,,.1 He who ulaccs liimsclt miner me care oi nr. IV.
Fancv and emb'd law ns straw lints. Fancy Kos-
do& pl'n French ginghams suth t'liina pearl hats lHimestic oi Manchester do tor infant Bl'k, striped and solid do Hardware and cutlery; Fancy, oil, red and figured Crockery ware; prints Glassware and yneensPlain and flg'd bl'k prints ware; 4-4 double purpU do China and Tinw are;
I'lain ni k siik warp lusire jraccaiei singe cnains;
do do mohair do Halter Ibaiui
do do Alpacco do sua'
mav religiouh onfl'le in his hom.riis a gi'iitleman.
and confidently r.-lv upon his skill as a physician. Takrl'a'linilar .olirel Young men w ho have injured themselves by a certain practiie indulged in a habit fnnnentlr learned from evil companions or at school the ef fects of which arc nightly felt, even w hen asleep, and destroy both mind and body, should apply Immediately .' Weakness and constitutional debility.
ith ! loss of muscular energy, physical assitudc and gen
eral prostration, irruaini iy ana an nervous aiicc-
C A l.i . . 1 tn.e. sl,..rel Jtiiniln.- t OliS. lndlgCSlloll. SlllgUlsIl llcsS OI IIIC llier ailU CV-
Swiss'mull A mull muslins Long and short handle I cry disease in any way connected w ith the disorder Superior India book " 4 prong forks; I of the procreativc functions cured, and Tull Vigor Plain and crossed barred Mill, cross aud hand I restored. . . Jaconets and lawns; i saws; lanlhnnd JInnhood. do w hite and col'd cambric Tennciil and Wood vi.;oor i.ir. o ' "iE,V'mi' 1"T"' do & flg'd bobinctsforcaps Hunts best axes and KINKEI.IN on Self Pre-erx a ;""-"' '. and andersleves; ! adzes; This Hook just published is Idled w ith useful inFrench braid. China Pearl. Xatl and lath hammers formation, on the infirmities and diseases of the Coburg lace. English straw and l.aU-h.tv; Generative Orgar.s. It addresses itself alikej if and French Gimp Bonnets; Horw-.w lute wasli.storc Youth. Manhood, and old age. and should be read Misses and children " and shoe brushes: 0"1'' , ., , . , . -. i, Bonets. cap & n.-ck ribons; Japaime.1 and brass ta- The valuable adx ice nnd impress,, warning It Plain, ram and bl'k man- We castors j fives, will prevent years of misery and suffering tau ribbons; Horse car.1, and curry 1 and save annually Thousands of I.ncs. Extra wide fancv colors for combs; Parents liv readirg tt w ill learn how to prevent
honnol .inun: 1 Jlilies. M sses and c I I- , ine oe.iriicuoii "i u...
Ladies bl'k, white and fan-' drens shoes: ey colored kid gloves; Men's, boys and infants Ladies bi'k, white and fan-' boots and shoes; cy colored silk gloves; Drugs, paints, ods and Ead'ieabrk pic mc gloves dycsinPs; and mils; Trunks, carp-t sacks, Indies, Misses and chil- and satchels; drens plain and fancy silk Cariage tninmii.gs and parasols; i liy nets. Ladies, Long fbather fans. Three Ply, Imported. " shell tuck combs: Ingrain cttou and rag " imitalion shell " carpet; " " Buflalo " " A full and compl.-te " Horn " slock of Family Grove s' " White mixed and ries. bl'k hose; 3d 4d fid Fd 10.1 lfi and I-adies fine unbleached " Slid nails; Sd bradsjind " Slat " w ronght nails;fliiishii,g Misses and childrens " brads; shoe nails and Ladies fine linen cambric saddlers tacks; hdk'fs; No. 1 and 2 Massachitladies fine worked collars setts Mackerel, by the and s. hiniisctts; barrel or half barrel: Ladies silk and hand-work Kalian ha and ew V. linnen lace; salt by the barrel; Ladies lisle thread lace, LouisiilU- lime and ecedgiug and insertion: ment; Gents bl'k Italian silk era- Washing iub: vats Wooden Buckets; Gents bl'k silk hd'fs; M ash Board (zinc) " " "Pocket " Also sole agent for l-ou-
" white linnen "don b 1 . s
adiesW'k silk lace, and medicines; G. B. veils; Such as I iidiao expect
Ladies wine bl k silk lace; orant
Blue, blue black, brown," " comjionnd
I . reinittance of 05 cents, enclose.! in a letter, I adilres-d to lr. Kiskh.in. X. W. corner of Third i and 1'nion streets. tK-tweeii Spruce and Pine, Phil- ' adelphia. w ill insure a book under envelope, per i r turn of mail. Persons at a distance may address Pr. K. by let -. ter. (post pai.1.1 and be cured at home. ' Packages of medicines, directions, etc.. forfrom 1 ed by sending a remittance, and put up secure i damage or curiosity . Book sellers. News Agei ts. Pedlars. Canvasers ! i nd all others supplied yy ith tl.c above work aty i ow rates. 2 ef-lye ,
nrnflle likenesses: shooting at a mark wi(h a bow
and arrow; playing on the Aecordeon and Violincello, etc. Mr. Nellis. in these yerformances. exhibits a wonderful example of what Indomitable energy and industry can a-icomplish. eyen when laboring nnder disadvantages apparently the most Insurmountable. A complete Menagerie of living Wild Animals is also Included in the American Museum, and at a convenient period dnringiheexhibition Mr. Pierce will enter the Dens of the Wild Beasts, and give his
classical illustrations of Hercules struggling with the Nssmean I jons; Daniel in the Lions len; Samson destroy ing the Lion. Ac. One ofthe most Interesting portions of the Exhibition Is formed bv the display of a great collection or Wax StulH.rv. including figures of the size of
life, of all the Presidents of the Vnited Suites, and also of a great number or noted characters. A meriean and Foreign, all of w hich are acenjite likenesees, and appropriately costumed. In fact, the whole establishment is a vast repository ofwonder-
ftil obtecta nf Xainre and Art. the fnl'. particulars of , health much imnroved. Xow in three months. I am
which it would be impossible lo give within the j ms. nn4 strong, and can attribute my cure only to
limits oranewspaperaoveniscmeiiv. inn nan-n nas Tor rr0at m-dieine.
been brought together at an enormous expcnniiurs
of means, forming tne largcsi .nu nu.s, nu.ri m.
lin exhibition inthisorany othercounlry
A fine Militarv Band will perform the most popular airs of the day . as the procession enters town, and also during the hours of exhibition. THe American Museum and Menagerie will ex-
SlMt at Brookville, Friday Oct. I.Mh.
Price of admission 25 ccnt,cniurcn nnaers years of age. IS cents. To the whole of this immense Establishment, Including General Tom Thumb, the entire collection of Wild Animals. W'ax Statuury. Mr. Pierce's Performances in the Dens, the Baby Elephant. Mr. Kelllt' performances, &c no extra charge under any pretences whatever, let the reports be w hat they may. . ..
Doors open trom it to 4, r. .-u. si
CAPITJUL HOCSE-D. tor, lBdiaiiapblia. Ind.
With the dcencsl gratitude, vonrs. A-e,
JAMES GODFREY. PKEPAEFD AXD SOLD BY JAMES C. AYER, Practical Chemist. lowell. Mass. Sold in Brookville bv M. W. Haile: in Laurel br Giffonl & Pep'iy; in Sletamora by C. Van Camp; in AndersonviHe by C. B. Overton, and by lb druggists ever; where. 4(1 rXF.rrTOIlss TSOTICK.Xotlcels hereIj by given that at the preaent terra of the Probate Court of Franklin County, letters testamentary were granted by said Court, to the undersigned upon the Estatt. of Daniel Gillen. late of said County, deceased. The estate I probably aolvent. Persons iudebted'o said estate will be required to
make prompt pavment. and those having demands
- 1 upon it, win prsearii tee ssni chit istaecrcai?
!iot. proprle-. H. H. GIIXE, Eieut-r. Jer5-5Wm ' Feft.5,r5A-4l5t.
olive brow n, and olive and terative Sarsainlla;
grass grcsn cloths; t arminattTe balsam; Bine, blue black, steel and Tome ennage; Oxford mixed casoaraera; Female Elixir; Plain and fancy cassamers: Remedy for Piles; Brown, black, green and Cherokee Liniment: grry tweeds; Fever and Ague Pills; Blue, blue black, brown & Oriental Hair Tonic; steel mixed satinets: India Sanative Pills; Plain and Ribbed Prince Dr. Ben Hrandreth " Albert cord; Sugar 1'oated " Plain and ribbed Angola Peters Vegetable; and Mohair cord; Sappington's Fever Plain, mixed, striped and Ague Pills barred cottonades; McLame's Pills Heavy twilled linnen duck Mcljiine's Vermifuge.
Grass and browyi linneim: B. F. Fhanestoek t Brow n and bleached inus- Lr. Rogers" compound . lin, and Irish linnen: syrup. Liniuient and ' Brown and bleached, blue I an: i drills and bagging: Folgers Olosnonian; j Brown Oznahnrg muslins Wistar's Lalsam, Wild and bed ticking; Cherry; i Shirt, striped and apron Huff's Balsam for the checks; cure of all Lung cornBrown, figured cotton and' plaints; Linnen table cloths; (Tobacco. Snuff and ciBleacbed " " "j gars; Red. green, yellow, and Caret. coverlet an white flannels; j coton Yams; And a great many other articles to tedmn mention in this notice; all of which the aUcnMon of the citizens of the county are most respectlnlly
invited. The andcrsigned begs leave 10 return thauks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestow ed, and hopes bv an upright course, and close attention to business, to merit a continuance of Uie same. All kinds of country product taken in exchange for goods: to those w iehing to pay cah can ret an advantage of ten per cent on all sums over one dollar. A.B.JOHXsOX. Liaaarr, May 11, 1F32. !2-Sm
OO K STATION All V Call In at Scott
Book store. Bragg House. Post Office room, Lib-
1 erty. Vnion County . where you can find almost eve- ! ry thing usually kept iu a Book establishment, and i w here you can Willi a xe.rj small sum of money pro, ure enough of eood books lo make a nice little I family libr.- ry. Bibles, bible dictionary's and Comj mentarvs. Philosophical. Historical, Biographical, Poetical. Religious. Miscellaneous, and School 1 Books. Albums, scrap books, blank books, and ev- ; cry variety of record, posi. cap. letter and note pai per. together with .ill the etceteras, belonging to the trade constantly- on hand, and for sale on the ! mol reasonable terms. JOHX V. SCOTT, i Liberty, June lMh. 1-ST.J. C7-ir ! vOTICKof the removal ofthe Land Office from
family , Green Bay to .Menasiia. in Iscoirsin. Lnder ! authority conferred hy the second s-clMn of the
act of Congress approved June 'jr. 1K4, entitled .-An act to create additional land districts in the
tl- i States of Illinois and Missouri, nnd In the territory
north of the State of Illinois."
The Ijin.l Ofiee now at Green Bay in the State of Wisconsin will be removed to the tow n of Nonasba. and boopened there for business on the Oral day of September next. Given under mv hand, at the city of Washington, this 14th -lav of jiilv, A. P. 15-2. Bvtbe President: MILLARD FILLMORE. JOHX WI I.SOX. cbng Commissioner of the General Ijnd Office. A;y 3u 3J til o. t 1
ATI".I. A complete set of Dr. Drake" "Western Journal ofthe Me.li-aland Physical
Sciences." published ttcin. ii.nali, O. Acldresi Uie Editor ot the Indiana American. 8". 3w.
J , ( rat kers at 4 cts per 1
B r "V r. TT"S Uakery Butter
Sla Biscuit at S eta
per lb. by tne box or barret. -o. .m. iower.warkei Ciucinnati. nili 5, lr02 11-ly
POSEY TOW ' sIIIPEI,r.rTIOX.-Tb Koanl of Commissioners at their present session, have removed Ihe place of holding elections in said township, from Bulllown to David Lame's Tavern in AndersonviHe. Sept. 7th, lrSi. 3S.-Cw. DIt. IMirBSOtCx finatrio nlrai izerMhr great rrgnlalor of the slainarh and bowels Is one of the best dyspeptic and fever and ague medicines of the present ace. Its neutralizing qualities improvea lhe digestion, gives a healthy tone to the stomach, reguh.tes the bnw eis, and gives power to the human syst -in to throw off al' diseased and worn ont matter. Dr. Anderson has used the Nentr.lizer In his practice for all y aric'U-s of diseases arising from a disordered stat-1 of the stnpim h, for more than twei.ty y ears ith complete suceessuiscan be shown by bur.ires orcertili. at -s. All we ask, is that onr frierc's will c::!l and give it a trutl, as we know that it wHl give entire sati-ract:on. X. D. Gallion agent :u Brook ville. Driggls'.s and country erthanta
srppricd in large or sm:.ll quantities by Wra . aj-
1 DJIIMSTBATOK'S SfOTICr. Xo-
t tice is hereby given that letters of a.luiinistra.
lion on the estate of Jonathan Tiiomr-s, late of
rrwnilin county, lauiiura. ucv- .s-u. " I j.- v yi,:. c Ciarirrsfi granted to the ondcrsignea by the Clerk of ihe rm, o. 67 Main l mcir.r.atL
Probate Court af said Counly . All persons U.d ebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, those havingl:iimsgnir.i the same will present them dnl authenticated for e-Vleroett the estate is solvent. G.C. VAXCAMP, Auffuat2Sili, U52. 37.-2w Aisisn'ratar.
FOR SALE.A Tavern stand. In te town ro West i't.ion. Fayette Co. Ind. tl l In good ree
TB. 1M7XTO?! EeviijEt rsj-terr-tn Arts'.
1' Rf
una e Prc!s"i Stjiiv
pair, in a goo.1 location, and t'.ie only Tavern In Uh
town. It has a 2000. run 01 custom, inn wins, sold on reasoijfcbje terms aed oe jiiior. Sat pt. :!: tcp'.y ". ?zissr,.t5.r rr. nn 'rs. ' FFTER A. URTCIt. V