Indiana American, Volume 20, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 22 October 1852 — Page 4

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COXST1TUTIOX AND BV-LAWS OF THE WHITE WATER VALLEY BAPTIST ASS:CIATION.

CONSTITUTION.

Art. 1.

Tliis Association shall lie .--ill,,l flip "White WiTm Vit-

i.et Battist Assim-iatiox." Art. 2. The objects of this Association shall he to cultivate piety in the churches and to promote cordiality of feeling and union of effort in advancing the Redeemer's kingdom in the world. Art. 3. This Association shall be composed of delegates chosen annually by the churches approving this Constitution and wishing to unite in carrying out its purposes. Art. 4. The officers of this Association shall be a Moderator, Clerk, and Treasurer, chosen annually. Art. 5. The Moderator shall preside until his successor in office is elected. The Clerk shall record the proceedings of the Association, superintend the printing and distributing or the" 3Iinutes, and receive and preserve its papers, including its annual Minutes. The Treasurer shall receive and pay out as designated by the donors, of this Association, all monies entrusted to him, and report the same to the Association. He shall deliver to his successor all money in his hands at the expiration of his term, and the books and papers pertaining to his office. 3 Art. 6. Any Baptist Church may become a member of this bodv by furnishing such credentials as entitle them to our fellowship, and representing themselves by letter and delegates. Art. 7. Any Church connected with this body which shall essentially depart from the faith of the Gospel, either in principle or practice, may be dropped from our Minutes. Art. 8. Any Church wishing to discontinue its connection with this Association may be dismissed by their request. Art. 9. This Constitution may be altered or amended by a vote of two-thirds of the members present at any annual meeting. BY-LAWS. 1. This Association shall meet annually at such time and place as shall he previously designated. 2. After the introductory sermon the Moderator, or in his absence the Clerk or some other member of the Association, shall call the Association to order. 3. Letters from the Churches shall be read and the names of delegates enrolled. 4. Moderator, Clerk, and Treasurer, shall be chosen after which, the By-Laws shall be distinctly rend from the Chair. 5. Corresponding Messengers and visiting brethren shall be invited to a seat, who may speak on all questions, but vote on none. 6. All questions of" order shall be decided by the Moderator, subject to an appeal to the body. 7. All meetings of this body shall be opened and closed by prayer. 8. Each Church shall be entitled to five Messengers. Hermaan, Ripley Coi ntv, September 20th, 1852. Pursuant to a call by a Circular of the Pipe Creek Baptist Church, the following Churches, by their Messengers, assembled for the purpose of forming themselves into an Association viz: Pipe Creek, New Hope, Roxburgh, Poplar Grove, and Johnson's Fork. After listening to a sermon from Elder I). Robinson Acts 2, 47: "And the Lord add-d to the Church d.iilv such as should be saved" the meeting was called to order by Elder I. C. Perrine, and Messengers names were enrolled as follows viz:

Churches and Clerks. Pipe Creek New Hope . Rossburgh Poplar Grove. . .' Johnson's Fork

; Messengers. I CI. C. Perrine. E. Rees, S.J. ; AUen. C. Clark, D. V. Perf rino, C. Osborn, W. Bowers. J. Wil.-on, J. Langston J. Hollensbee, V. Hollensbee. SS. Ferris, I. C. Perrine, E. ! (Stewart G. W. Kingsbury iThe denotes ministers' names.

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1. The Association organized by choosing Eld. I. C. Perrine 31 odcrator, S. J. Alden. Clerk, and D. Wilson, Treasurer. Prayer, by S. M. Osgood. 2. By invitation the following visiting brethren enrolled their names: S. M. Osgood, A sent of the American Baptist. 3Iissionary Union; J. Cell. E. Jones. Laughery Association; D. Robinson, Huntington Association; N. V. StcadiiKin. Evansville Association. Ajrent of the American Baptist Home .Mission Society; R. Tisdale, Salainonia River Association; Absalam Oldham, Sand Creek Association. 3. On motion, appointed E. Rees, D. Wilson, G. W. Kingsbury, S. 31. Osgood, J. Cell, D. Robinson, X. N. Steadman, R. Tisdale, A'. Oldham, and E. Jones, a Committee to draft a Constitution and ByLaws. 4. Bv ballot it was voted that this body shall be known by the namo of the "White Water Valley Baptist Association." 5. Appointed a Committee on Divine Service, consisting of I. C. Perrine, E. Rees. and D. Wilson. 6. Appointed C. Clark, E. Rees, and Isaiah Langston, a Committee of Arrangements. 7. Voted to adjourn until to-morrow morning at 8 o'clock. Prayer, by D. Robinson. 8. In the evening Elder S. 31. Osgood, returned 3Iissionary from Burmah, addressed the congregation on Foreign missions Acts 14 27: "And when they were come and had gathered the church together they rehearsed all that God had done with them, and how he had opened the door of faith unto the Gentiles" and received a collection amounting to .$19 19. Thi rspat morning, September 30th. 9. 3Iet pursuant to adjournment. Prayer, by Brother Steadman. 10. Minutes read and approved. 11. Committee on Constitution and By-Laws reported. Report adopted. (See page 2.) 12. Committee of Arrangements reported that this Association hold their annual meeting commencing on Friday, 10 o'clock, A. 31. before the first Saturday in August. 1853. and that the place of meeting, preacher of introductory sermon, and writer of circular letter be chosen by ballot. Report accepted.

13. Sermon by J. Cell, from Revelations 1, 18: "I am He livptli anil was dend

14. Adjourned to meet at 2 o'clock, P. 31. Prayer, by E. Rees. Thursday afternoos, 2 o'clock

lo. ..let pursuant to adjournment, l'rayer, by Brother Ferris IK A n-r,,,l t.i ll,,l,l 1 1, novt csf,f.inti.t, ,.;1. XT I

Church, Franklin county, two miles north of Billinjrsville, commenc

ing Friday, 10 o'clock, A. 31., before the first Saturday in August .V- n. .1 It . ! 1 . 1 '

isaj; mat r,u rvees prencn me introductory sermon, S. Ferris alternate, and I. C. Perrine to prepare a circular letter.

17. On motion, a board of seven, consisting of S. J lden

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' - - - " "- - - - 14. is l Hill I, ana It. W. Kingsbury, were appointed to confer with the American Baptist Home Missionary Society.

13. un mouou. oieu ui;u me association would respectfully re

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itiiy lunmiiuiiuiia ui.ti iii.ii u- ih'U to till' SSOClallOIl. 19. On motion, adjourned to meet with the Xew Hope Church

Praver, bv Brother Willson. S. J. Alpf.n, Clerk. J. C. PERRINE. Moderator. In the evening a large congregation listened to an appropriate sermon by Elder X. V. Steadman. from Philipians 2. 14 and 16: "Do all things without nmrmurings ami dispntings, that ye may be blameless 1 i i .i. ..f i..i : . , .

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.igncd. Mving ,S WW. Union, Fa cue CuMv, diain ..which will be sold low for cash. The v are of as fine growth as can be found any where ' i orders w, be promptly filled, if a.Vompanie.l'by the cash, w hnhwillbe delivered at the near. ,1 syipping point, neatly packed, so as to insun- heir gSeTlta' ".o"t extra charln'ex: September 13th, 1.5-J 10. BAhl

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IZT A letter from California says: "A man from Illinois lias just arrived from Independence, having driven tlw entire i;ist.uice two theusaud turkeys, all liule and hearty. They cost him about fifty cents apeire in liw States, and the cost of feeding them on the way was nothing; they fed themselves. Ha has beeu offered eiijht doll irs apiece." O" Rev. Ir. J. M Wainrijrlit was elerted Provisional Dtshop of the Diocese of New

SZT A person meeting an old man with m1ver haiis and a very black, bushy beard, asked him asked him "how it happened that his beurd was not so erav at the hair of his

head?" "Because," s.iid the old gentleman ;"it is twenty years younger!" ! If As specimen? of the retort courteous and the retort uncurteous, observe the two Inch ensue:

Two of the guests at a public dinner having

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tory tradesman, ''been employed to liuild the

ark, we sliuiild not luve had the Hood yet." U" There is a firm in St Louis bearing the euphonious title ul Grinii &. liar ret. It? A geutleman having a horse th t start ed aud broke his wife's neck, a neighboring

quire told him he wished to inm hase it fur

ins wne 10 riue upon, -ino," replied the

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teud to marry again myscK.'

&y Tlie Whig platforms are now called Souperslruclurt-8. U A letter from California, syt i, M r- Alexina Fisher Baker has realized (10, t'00 iu thai blale, and sent the money heme"

m-s, corns, fnl Xcn a sure and sneedv mm r.., ,1 '.:'.'.,:''"''

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pnntVd . C ' lhe f0r,i"" "'at could be '. 1. fiallion agent for Broookville. W.M. AXHERSOX, wholesale agent. Xo. PT Main St. Cincinnati.

my JW "f 'lumSSCarl S'-' T,i"vn,, "-encan. exerv year payment is delayed then-after proportion for the time pa mem is deWveH 1'"' advertisements ror a longer time w b ; ?" the same principle. 8 '" behrged .n

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' W - -----.".. uuus in .Austria, that only continue until the ,ili of ....", , ' ,. ,1, for j I mice W luoischgratz, who asked for special J?-' - call and e. .Ut f " Th""! c" w ho were per.,.,s.,on to purchase . eoPy , has received a m" ? Xo,P H'r c""- The 1, "re I positive retusal. I " marked at their selling nriei-. as ih., J?

or , L r " n,,roa a heretofore. The proK, ,l".bov? eutl.lib,em have adored W,,ennre!v,Ia .I'i-' ? 'V"

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. mmii a,iB oeeu reiurnea to tlie rig htfu fresh cods . , n V u ,r ',lmers new and 0W"ers-... . i rmuvare3 "

U-j t ivmu lllill Ui. . it. IDSuitk, of MtCannoI. Franklin cottntv, Intl., contemplates iniinediatelv, locatiiio- in

this place fr the

" . - vi -i m m Mi. it th. prolession, in place of Dr. A. H. Canin-i

got into an altercation, one ol them, a blustering vulgarian, vociferated: "Sir. you're nogantleman!" "Sir," sa d his opponent, in a calm voice, "you are no judge!" O Lord Gadsby, over the entrance of a beautiful grotto, had caused this inscription tn be placed: "Let uothing enter here but what is good." Doctor Reanel, the master of the temple, who was walking over the ground

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York, on the ninth ballot, in nlaee of Risbo.,

Onderdonk, susp.rseded. Th Rev. !r. 1 Vinton was Dr. Wuinwrighfs principal competitor. O The immedi.ile cinse of the Duke of! Wellingtons death, was indigestion from eating heartily of Tension steaks. j O An oid mail named J.imes: S. Wilson; i li.nl repjillllv :it TVrr Mint.. In.li.i.i .... 1- i

j 1( u,... t i wuu much point asked as'. the singnUr delusion that his son and dattgh- does vnur lr.i.i.: .

pn'riranl:i',,"n ''r's "Memo!, of the ed hi. property loartrang-.r ; Hu.igar.an Campaign-is tr,slated,ai.d will O" Dr. Spurx!ie im, in the last lecture he j be shortly published. So stringent is the

uriiintu, o.iivi, in.., uir royal

oi e.tiropt, who nail marrie i in several geucralioiis, had children little above fools."

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MOO KA J LLE ATTOJiNEYS . OIIf 1. ilOWI.AKDAttorneyat Law, ,1 BrookMlle. Indiana.

f AW l'AIITi;itMI',j, Rvmx and MJ Eoqak IUymokd, have this day entered Into partnership in the practice of the I .aw in the Frankilu Circuit Court. JOIIX KYMAX, sop 3, lfjl 3T-t-f ElHiAKHA YMOXD. lir nORROV, Attorney and Counsellor at 1? l-w, Offlee on Burgess street, one door Xorth of Ceo. Holland's, Brooki ille, Indiana, je 211, '5126 ly 1 I. JOM'.S, Attorney nnd Counsellor at It. U, Brookvilie,lnd. Office under American Offlee, Court street. dec 20 52-ly V yt V' niOOKSHASK, Attorney and l. Counsellor at Law . OHiee on Court street, opposite the Court House, Brook v ille, Indiana, my 14 31 1 LI'UED AVAItn, Attorney at Law, BrookIX. ville, Ind., and agent for the Protection Insnrancc Company, policies of insurance agaimt loss or damage by riRE issued on favorable terms. Olflee two doors Xorth of B. H. oc J. C. Burton's store, inv 7

Attorney at law. and Xo-

keeps on hand blanks lor deeds.

niortgages and all kinds of conveyancing, apl 30 flm ffi'Ht'S KII.tiOItE, Attornevand Counsell ' loral law, Brookville, Ind. OIHce on Court st., E;ist of the old Court House. apl 23, 15217

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TW. II ITT, Attorney at Law. and Xotarv Publie. offlee with Georc.c Holland. Esn.. Brook

ville, Ind. T AWP.tRTXrnSIIIP.-.Iohk A.Matsox 11 and John H. Faruchak, have this dar enU-red into a partnership in the practice of the Law. JOHX A.MATSOX, JOIIXH. FAKUVHAR. 1UUU THE BOWELS ClKEll-KlPl'fKE AMI Protri tios of the bowels This disease is very common, particularly among the laboring classes orboth sexes, and is frequently attended with much distress and often death. Dr. Katks, of 133 Sycamore street, between 4th and 5th, Cincinnati, Ohio, has for a longtime given his attention to this disease, and has cured thousands of all ages. He applies his own instrument, which is worn with case and comfort, and, at tlie same time will keep the bowels, or protruding part w ithin the orifice. How important is it, therefore, for those who are ruptured to be cured. UERXIA CURED. I have used several Trusses, with but little relief, until last fall I noticed in the "Dollar, Xonpareil-' Pr. Kates' Trusses and his manner of treatment, and obtained one of his instruments, which has completely cured me. I have not used the Truss for six w eeks. JAMES SIMPSON, Campbell county, Ky. Pn. Kates Sir: Yon may recollect of me purchasing a "Potible Truss" from you about Christinas which you applied, and assured me I would be cured before six months. Since, I have not been in Cincinnati, I therefore send you these lines by Mr. Blisswell, informing you that the Truss has "done well, and that I believe myseir cured. as there is no protrusion or pain any more; in fact I can dispense

.win me irussi or weeks without any symptoms of

me disease returning. Yours truly, GEO. IIAYPEM Hamilton co. O. b n s a s

More Proof of Or. Kntr' Trusses, for Kuptitrr of the llawrlx. Carrolton, Ky., May 21, 1831. Mr. Emtor Seeing in your paper the advertisement of Pr. Kates, I avail myself of the opportunity I longwished, to publicly testify to the great number or persons to whom life had been rendered comfortable, that have come under my know ledge, several of whom were follow sufferers with me in the Mexican w ar. For w ant of proper Trusses they were underconstaiit fear of giving themselves pain by the least laborious work, but they can now do a good day's work w ithout injury to themselves. Respectfully yours, JAMES MCKEAX. Newport Daily Xews. ICT Nr. Kates' offlee is 133 S camore street. Cincinnati, Ohio, w hcie all those afllicted w itli a Rupture ol the Bowels are requested to tall. There are thousands who ran bear testimony to the above.who have been effectually cured under the treatment of Pr. Kates. fj EJ tj q DISEASE ! IlEAir:!! DISEASE!!! BE YE HEALED. Ye w ho have, in an unguarded moment. been led astray and contracted disease: the horrors of which rwhcn neglected arc seen In our pnbrtc Hospitals and invalid Institutions, bearing ample witness of the depravity of man; the health and vigor that once bloomed upon the cheek being destroyed, the bodily frame disfigured and disgraced. Why suffer this loathsome disease to inflame and enlarge the glands: ulcerate and disfigure your faco and bodj; create pains in the bone and stiffness in the joints; w asting aw ay of the muscles, and finally rendering you unable to pursue any business occupation hatevcr. Why linger out a miserable existence and a disgraceful death. Ye, who are afllicted by any form of these diseases, either acute or chronic, should apply w here you can be cured, nnd not suffer yourselves to be treated by those who are entirely Ignorant of medicine and disease, until you are beyond the possibility ot cure. It is, therefore, of the greatest importance to the afflicted to know that there is a certainty of their being properly treated and having the disease removed from the system, at Pr. Kates' Medical Orrn e, No. 133 Sycamore street, a few doors below

Fifth, on the West side.

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Piseases of youth and maturity acquired at an ear

ly period of life, which destroy the physical and

menial powers, iiiminisli and enfeeble the natural

icenngs. ami exhaust the vital energies of man

hood. Those whose constitutions have become de

bilitated through practices acquired in youth, or by

me excess or later years, w hen by the pleasures of

lire are marred, the objects of marriage frustrated, and existence itself rendered a term of unceasing

misery and regret, should make application to a

physician who has devoted his time exclusively to the treatment of those complaints. Pr. J. Kates.

whose Medical offlee is at Xo. 153 Sycamore street, first house below Fifth street, west side, is a Physician who is competent to cure the most hopeless cases. He nlsn cures all those diseases arising

irom infection, either In their primary or second

ary rorms. It is, therefore, important to those afflicted tocall upon him without delay, ap 19,1832 10-ly A RELIEVED SUFFERER.

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l.iiimil Kll HI MR IIL.UI I i.-i :. . .

Iir, ems i',r car'h I r.mi erushing them) and the I coi.iren carpel warps.earpetings, eotloii gratification it affords tlie friends of it... ,i.. i . artis.side and upper leather, calf and kin skins.

.:n. Kiiii-i ?t.ne. iron nans, ami sleel.anil a more

p KOOK VI LLE MERCHANTS New Goods. rpIIE siibvrilitr thankful to a generous public J for past favors, would respectfully announce to his old customer and to the eoiiiniuitily general!) . thai he has lately received direct from Uie Kast'a fresh and well selected toek of spring ami summer lr t.oods and nuliot.. ailk !1..m1s. reildv Hi.-.. It

clothing, boots, shoes and bnimcts, eilk. slriw. and J Panama Hats, Hardware, Clasware, and Hue. ns-j

lie ulso keep, eonstautly on hand a heavy;

supply of

l.riHrripii, I.insccd Oil, White Lead,

... m i,., ,; lIlc remains are kept together in an imperishable case.

As we have re

ces, we are now

nlly reduced our w hol,.ale pri' olferimr favor.-il.l.. in. i

;to I'nderlakerstliroiighoul the West, and resi eet:liilly solicit orders fruiu llietn. 1 . t. W.C. DAVIS & CO. my. X. E. corner Oih & .Main sis., fiueiniiMi

1 1 STO 11 made Roots and Shoes at wludesa!

. "j J.l.nr.rs IIUAl.U-. o. "v:t , I

I c'iiu innaii. tlhio.

ap 0, 1K2 1C-1-

ii a v ami tut r. scAi.r.s. Or an iiuproved plan, put up in any part or the country. l!ep::iiitigibin,. on the shortest notice. Kl t t l ltl.M I S. J. S.Chencwelli c t o., .Miner, Andrews V Co. Bishop, Wells iV Co.. K. Kuchaiian, John Swaso & t'o.. Ktirds:ill A- Kmtlmr.

Coliimiiia street, north side, between Svcaiuore ; , i- 1 . "ousenoi.t Mirniliire, .Ml. farmel

and liroadway. I incninati, tlhio. inh 3 lv i . nespeciiuiij iniorins lhe cilizens of Spriiurftelil tow nshipaud surrounding eoitntry t,. t TIIIE'T I1lHKTATII!,--AXOTnFH!lLV"Lti,,lT.l,lL'nlV.'e,',,ilH"Mi"'

l tiUEAT ARRIVAL. i'.v the arrivil ..I the . 1 . '" " '" IO '"criland receive a " Fores, state" and - Sacl.cn," at New OrTea r fr ! Z ! been evb n ?" T' 'tr"" "' Liverpool, we have received our Sprit,- , . v ! '''i.' ' ' "'; 'l-the paMjear. i) .' , ...r i " siippiy ol i I. room .Machinery and Unyinir Amrers ..rii... k....

general artment or everything tliau is usually . found at a regular retail e-Uiblislun. -u. lie would, say in conclusion, that all of the iibov named sr. I ticli-s will Iws.dd at as low figures as Uiey can be bought al from any house in the country. He w ould then extend a polite invitation to all to come and (

examine bis goods, as he always take grent pleas-1

me iiiiowing ineni oni cnargcsiiouiing lor it. All kinds of merchantable country nroduce ink.

in exchange f..r goods, and lhe highest mart, l

14' Vr

i.r si ft lb litxtal

1..

- 'V '

1j .ilakrr.-.ttiil manufacturer of evcrv kind ...... 1 ...... IO. ..I' 11...... .1...I I ! . Rlll.l

. inoiaua.

price in cash paid f..r all kinds of grain.

j 1 RICHARD TYXER. The Fire in Brookville

lj-Ki:s iHMliffi-rritce in tin price of g.m.ls, n-

inVi iiiiii im ui- v.

- ,.

e ,

tlueensware. consisting of beautiful new 'l'ea w are. C-e.. connuoii w are. eve. w hie

repa. k or sell iu original li.-u-knires on ih.ki Cm,-

able terms. lilt'ksoX V I. Kill-1 I Ki;

aplii. Hi: I-y SIT .Mains!., bet. Filth and Sixth.

WHOLESALE Q TOMl WAItr O IH.IMH ... Have nlwavs on hand a large and w ell assorted stock of STOXE WARE,

t?TTsyTsr4S- . i cotisi.stiiio.r i,

llleriisot - and mo.t , . ...l' ,.l -.1

A-u ul,;..l. :,1 . II' I't.iii.

- ' "..i. n nc n iii

I tat k - .

U l 'X.-i 1

'iJCaMilU--'

Augers of the bct to iir.b.r i

innnufactlir.'.l :ni.l...l.l n-l...l..d..lu -i I i

I MKRTAK:mn. 1 shall ..iilintie to give mve-l ctal attention to this branch of inv business. Willi ,ew to release t,v friends ofthe .iecased persons in.in the indispensable trouble attending the death H o .'."'1 "'- that I will attend funerals Tlnr" '"'"'V Wit"tt " r:il,; hearse free of l' tint ( nnrsi: I'hes,:Rvr. I w ill use this vM. aide apparatus w hen ordered. The object for which it is intended is perfectly to preserve corpus f ro,,, decay for any length of time, without being an" w ise olTensn e to delicacy. r unseemly in appearance. I.nevolent in.tituti.msand all oihers w ho.lesire to delay funerals until lhe arrival ofdistant r.l!.l,ve.s.orto ,ake suitable preparation, for inter-

.... ...... ... :.,. ,M uns mai lime t.r....pi-.. it r

in a perfectly inoffensive slate, allow inir all

TO I I . a.. .. I . .

r 1 -IM Clfll ll i .f.. I..

i . 1. ,i . the tame, by ke. pint; c... u ,

Tiniciii i.i st.oifl c. r i, City. All those in

j STOVE slntbUl call a, ,i.

, Moves, mi Mam-Si.. " I

'll.. . . ....... .M,ri ,i(.

..ui ...ii .-..ore, v ! n , ,,, , .. H

I n" l 'I- ' .'"""- --..r I,'

I laiiui. viiic.i, rtore ... .i . .- .

ll.l.l. il.t -1..1.I,,- "-".1 ..111., ..l,ri.

ii. ixrton s and oaiiiine hi i i'""" " r" l" . nv.i lli-utj mark ! rv tai.nnnhl. Ii i- . I'arlor Steve, l,i;h ,, .,

Just arnvii, L' from Plnladelphia and llaliiuior'e- ' T. Hl.l.,v which he i selling che:i.er than tiie eh ai.-,t i UJ'ir Kett:e, Sk:!, i ii..- l--. ' t --'

mwm w. bpi r..- E s. ' ''. in. irnii :o'(roti.

in endb'ss variety, bandsomely assorted, and of "pper K.-til. . II. ., the last and nee-t r: les. bo';h of pall-rn and ,t":k w iiheviry '. .,ra color, among which are handsome, silks: llinw,'"'1 Mo-ci-lnm VVr.- . Il..l.;.u M i:.. i. . .. . . . " .1.1.1...:....:. ...

...i.i, . "... iin , n-i.-iiuc.s.nnrevs. lawns, t rein- i .-'"." .n.in-.i,:

lllll'hnill. l.!l.. ...1 inffm in..-,.:.. .....l...

I . ' I I i ! . I1H..H- W nrk-

' .1. . , i . i in. -..-i,h. . tnioii aim u nr,. ed Hose, Kid aii.t Silk Cloves of all colors, and an immense s.M-k of prints. nfevcry iiality and price, t..gelher with a select a-sortinenl olVitv mnil..

1 1,.

"I'M..,,, ' ''"I

voir prices are nnitortn

and cannot fail to give .satisfaction. X. I!. We are agents for I'litnam CLASS WORKS.

1 and are always pre!j pared to fill orders for ,i IUIITI.ES, FLASKS. I ials, ccc, at lowest i! figures. i SKA.MAXS&Jt.WXER Water St., near Main, Cincinnati, Ohio, ap !. lsj-J lii-lv

11V.O. I. l Ill.I.I Xorth-west corner U ofl'enrl and Walnut sts.. fineinnati. tlhio. Manul'actures and keeps constantly on hand a large and general assortment of Japanned. Ornamental. Bronzed, and Tressed Tin-w are, w hich be oilers to sell to country merchants. Stove and Tin dealers peddlers and others, at such prices as will yield a handsome profit to the buyer. Evcrv article'he offers for sale is made in his ow n slmplaud under his

iiik pans. Chums. Arc.

of every variety of patters and size. A I.SO, shaker Pipes and friction .Matches. Particular .-ittcviion

paidtolillingordersfor pAMJ :I1I,IS

nicicuauis. i t(,

weeks

to gaxe upon tiie

inh 111, 1-3-.' i:i-(im

KVAX OWEXS.

Til,, nn.l..,.

pleasure of announcing to the

Franklin mid adjoining eoum

gned have citizens of

tics, tlll.t ih..v

'"'"''"'i'clnriiig. and have ready for sale. Alosan.Vr Moffat s Improved Fanning .Mills. The batem, .. improvement in these .Mill, render them far .,.,. riortoiiny oth. rs now i ., 0. imn.ir,.,, (,,,',.,,

w..". .-oil. can oecieaneil w lib tin

.mi nn.- ciieai. an. I ail otln

i.aucrs. Mi.iers. fruits. Shoes. Arc. At. I tii nilcuirn n tioods n gn-at variety: superfine cloths, doeskin Mid fany t assiineres.Siiinnier Cloths, Sattinets. 1 weeds. Hosiery . Silks and other Cravats, Mocks, Handkerchiefs, Arc.. A c. IIUVS AVEAIS. A large assorluient. well selected, of superior, fine and common ipianties. at low prices. ISootsi, Mioc. llalv, ,ii,v, Carpeting. Table Co ers. Table Cloths: a lar-e : s-

sorluieiil of all ipialities and prices. A ven heaw stock cd .Muslins, bleached and lll.l. leached, iofored and tw illed, cheap tilociiic. Ilnllnvrnrf.

Hardware. Cedarw are, Uueens are. Tea-w are in J wii.de sells. Arc. Ac. Onr stock is very lare.' bought al low prices.and ill be sold cheap !'.. r e:7-h

oreouinry proiiuce. K. II. A: J. C. l. liii l oN BriHikville, April 1.-3.'.

.which h

and Hi n t, nl, .

he,, as cln at, a. m,, ,.,

C1STKI ri..j i .

lacco 111 auv Csira: Pipe, and warranii it, i, t, . mriit of Japam i V. arc. I., chnioc in the ab..i e Im-u,. . n.lifidence. In all whiil ,,,. r s ibcni entire aii.'c:;, Old Copp. r, IVwier. change T, r al! ari.. l . ,,, , Oct. 3, '51. 4!-t.

"I I,

- M t

rill

X IT

lien h

i'rsrtivii

T.c '

'nr.

" u t

ROBERTS

I O'l POf ;

An allcratm , ,,., iir, , , . "'Lf Price 2S ,.r .A ,., . ' Cs-daj.

cin.takinsr

trash. I'.Tit ti... f..n

. , ' ' ."" 1 iiiinscan onlv be known seeing and try mg. fall and s.-e ihem. I,'.re

..ii, Mime poor concern, which will

.ouri.arn. . s. HAKEK. Pr.

--, iu m -!. ...OKFAl", Mainil'

by on

only cinnl.er

pr.etor.

.ii t n rer.

HLHMAS I. INI K. JMI. n. rAr.l lllR. Linck and Farquhar. t T Till-; I'o-I Ollice build, ug.. Soul!, We. C,,r - t ner .Main a ii.l I lead sir. els. iirookviKe I udiai.a The altentiou ol i!. publie is i:,.,-t resp- tlu'.U in-

, in-., e. i.,ir spriiic S1...-K g,lo.:s. ca r.-i .! il V .-.-I.-, -

ItK Yi: '!.0'riIl-:n.-StMf(-, Sin-,-,,,,, T..l ' ,."'-t""''"V',-'-v ,V !"' '"" -Markei;,',f Lie I) lor. has on hand a lan uio lv . r r' .,' ' ei n,.,,l lasliionab! st-1,-,.-V...hi,,g.Ileap,.,rea.;lis,s, '- "i e c hlo1" . " ' I'-WMll. -Non , of .M r. lialli,.,,-, store, on Ij'urgess stn.e ! - oct llU-,1 j O.VM"r.s .lIIHi:!i;is.-jW rveii - 1 IU I irsov :r ... ' ' "'' L-rce and liaii.Uon, ,. n; ortnient ol !!. moo

I t I i:iSO l.ifc Insurnnr t . L.

11 of Cincinnati. Cai.ital ftiianiio p....i .!.

seiureo. i tns com,i.,nv

jon.t stock and .Mutual', joint stock department r, ThelilVofthchMsii.:,.! u

cut ot ti.

I :,i..l

has two dcl.arlni.i. in

flates of iireniiuni iu the lilced one third. i be insured for ,h.. I.

fashionable bonnets ami nld.oi,. . in T LIXCK it

f.iclit of tic

and for sale at FAKlil'H Ali'S

r.tutiiKi us j l 1 lot ot t'nii.r-lias

low e-t iiovs.b e nn.-

tV J I II A SO 3. s A

and j'a.-as.ds -

r.acn ool c.oilaiti. niiv cheap s:;ain a. ia ,

turns chin pi r, met a r cure of vftriiius il-. , lures sold; In .i.t, !,,. , proper li.rm fur use. fj VI E -t.iiii-1iiii .

use nl Dr. Huberts I , j is proof atiulit!:int and c , N .it II re ( I ami III a I ihev will cu ;(; and more pi. a.auily 1 Ii

t kniiH n. I he l't! I ; icill. . i tin ir b:i-is

, p.irit Ih. iri-iinrt d in . in 1 J c al I. a i , ic lo c nl , . 1 ging linn-ci .:n ily, Ih iolnpied l:i U. ak Slol I 111 :i Till s,rciiir.tlic,ou tin f.. prml nciui: lit w itfol ro i, i ef ' be stouiai h ,n ; , r I In-y arc rick nn.

, i lie II..1 on 1 v

pill

xt " -n..r ' s,r"! 4 lOilin k- A l";-I.l!.V A ". 1 i.j.rv

r? ' nt s .a " t t ti " ' "I, ! r:. ' '; " .. . !

''" . ,.i be in. 1 unit i. , .., ,'. ' r

And iu ,l,i pariicnlar he claims to have it in ids :7;la""''"-''i' 'aT..s..re tho ivT, rXir ! f A KiT'lIA K'S. , v pVll?,"'' f srdi",n tivu '-r 8,"-ri"r " ::-s Thee ul ';:J ll.-alers who have been acciitine,l to nmkin-! KITTS HA V.MOXH. .M. p' llIUMSA tii( II Miv - o " ,' 1 I o, . .1 .7 '""!''m','',' V -...i ,

I I "' LIXCiv 'c FA o'U'H :.'"S 1 ciinsinii.ti..ii ! n run I ! v m, '.:?

- ' - - - - ! .,f i he In ui; s , r ,i r. ,01 . ( ' 1 (LOTIIN, Cassinirro'.. N:itiii;-ts and ' in;an.at f iu n i. :.,',', .'. '.":w it Jen us i k .v i-.i- ..... i... . .... ..... . , .-. .

..il.,. a , I., a. i meres. . r III gi l.era! . ,-i n, ,a Hiol I,..,... , I

lllllllt Ol I

ami !ainy, anil, in addition to this, they can al- I l'IS SA I.i;. The

..... ...... u.n mcj i.i.i.i.auo iiuiv nn up tueir f " ' sen ins larni, con

siochs.nii asuiey inay liesire. w itlioui the income- 'eiween :i and lib of which

nieuceoi waning. six weeks or two months for a supply from the east. Particular attention paid to packing and forwarding orders to the country, mil HI, lr-3--' 13

; balance well timbered.

1 AV. t'Ort'I & CO li-l! and ilrass FoundU. crs.and .Mauuacturcrs of all kinds of iirnss w ork, dealers in lead. zinc. copper, block tin. cop. per rivets. spelter solder and metal pin king. Sec-

M.ce;, uei eeu uroK. w :v and Ludlow nati.Oliio.

IQ" I heir bells are e.-ei:t ! u new and im-, proied principles, superior to anv foundry iu the' world. I hey have a Chime of Eight liolls.'lh.. r,t i

.ii. .i oni cor.eci one ever ma.

,Cincin

mid,-!

sling of mo acres:

is w ell inmr.iee.l n...

, ;,; . , ,"" "'"ii oil can lud.j-i

.... ...... near .,,e terms. j.iii l-r t

Ji'HX ,

ol Its

A TEH.

'I.OTS5N, -:isHiiiirr".. N.i t i ; s : ml

, i-iis i. r k .V l- u: j: n i-i. iei . ..

.erv large an.! choice s. b cioin of, satinets and Jeans, for sale ,:t til Call atldsee lliem.

I. til-l.ltte

gore

ills, -is, .

la-.1,.:

u ci-i g In.

;iml h In ni-ii r no di

I piirily Hie sj fi m. tine, it I 'liny an- n 'oirell

lllllier I ''e "e.l .

IIMl.ll, . r. ip

f ii.. r. 4.

ljsi:si.i. Ki:i.i,Y, Attn Ji lor at Law, Laurel, lad.

ney and Counsel

b b i, Is.VJ-

-lv

in this cotttiirv.

A . UKAKIKT-Xo. CL IVaM street. CinI cinnati.d Til.-iM in satinet warns, t ... reeds shultles. pi, k ,-rs. harre.s tw inc. r..!!er cb.th. press

te:.ter liooi.s, car.!

paper

Ovc.

Also Agents machine cards.

cleaners, comb

plate

('A I'lT.H, I Co'U.ty. Ir;, house is in j.,,, vcutil;:!.-,!, tjiv paid to ir.. yeh and m.i-t J'a-lii

al i'i,

for Smith.Woodcock. A- Knight' nrh I.'. 1 -."i-J 1-J-1 v

Kclir M-ii,

Inrers of Transparent Wash li.,iu. K.nn v

Soap, and Perfumery . Corner Firth and Western Hon , Cincinnati, Ohio. ap !), 150 !i-l-v

cooiidgc liplsstn.io .V

t ' lact

Country Plerchants."" " yOl IS .H TEA TIO iscaled to our stock or I Quccnswarc, China and Class. FOR SPKIXCSAI.ES, Sli crates edged and C. C. Ware, "3 " common Ti as and 11, ih u, " con;pr:ii:g n variety .if artiiles, .it'll ' line l ea and Pinner ware, l.ii n boes line A , opinion eUi. A hl.eral .ii:intit uf on mi ware allowed to each bill. I all and examine our stock and prices v , . - K- HI'CCIXS, Xo.Hl, Ma, n street, one door Soulli of H W I.OOl II s Hardware store. aplil. Is.VJ K-l-y

J)tNMIrM:rr,,crf fourt and Walnut

as -.-. r nn 1 1 1 t : ii. ii til. r-ni in. I i

day. X. 13 The l-t of sinbli.,., i v ."

tached.

apl , 1.-3

-Hi-1-

p.r

iil-

St,U..!,;",'x r" ih.w".-Vex.

. . ......I i . i , ...

si le

of Cenllem. n- 11-., .... v; i. ' .

1..-l. i.i , .-..xii.iai uie 1,111 oi il o ..,',1 i ' l,, :,s,,ri'."1 '' 'ting m patrons and lhe public to, -m examination of mv 11 I f.ribe

rpnng. as I am emit , I,.,,, ,i,.,i o ,. ;,i , ,.

I., ili.o-r . .. ....... iii ii,e,ii, ,, set i

' .... ... .,r a, ui ei

may be oil red. bolh

iii I are

S 1 EFF'n f "-: Manufacturers

i' "i ' lanes, i arpemers and t oopers edge tools. Also importers of Foreign ami Domestic Hardware! ff-M, Main street, Cincinnati. mh li ly OI-PERIOH PIAfO ronTKSI-Tliere H is an unusual demand at this lime for low priced Piano Fortes, resulting no doubt from the scarcity of money. Mr. Colhurn took especial pains last summer in examining the instruments of all the manufacturer, of any celebrity not already offered for sale in this

market, ami round none to compare w ith those by oodward Ar Hrown. or Boston. These Pianos are beautiful, durable, flue toned fine touch, have the entire iron frame, and last hut not least are cheap. We know of no instruments combining so many good ipialities that can be sold so low. Please call and examine them. togc,.,.r with a beautiful assortment of Chickering's. and Ceo. A. Prince & Co's Melodeons. at CObbTKX Ac FIEI.P-S, apl 9 16-l-y Sole Agents. 134 Main st.

Hit. EKST A. SOX, Successors to Carct. i & Co. Manufacturers, wholesale and retail dealers in all kinds of Transparent Window Shades. Also, cords, tassels, brass mounting. A-e., Xo. College Hall. Walnut. 5 doors above Fourth street" Cincinnati, manufacture and keep constantly on hand, an extensive assortment of Transparent Window Shades embracing all the most fashionable stiles extant, viz: landscapes, ruins, lattice gothic. plain border French vignette and scrolls, Arabesiiues. interior views. Ac. Having made arrangements in X. V.. we shall constantly be receiving all the new English and French six les that mav be in the market, making our assortment the most complete ever offered in this city. Purchasers are invited tocall and examine our stock, and compare our prices Willi those of anv other manufacturer in H'C S. H. M. EKXST ei SOX. ... , Xo.i. College Hall. Shades of every description made to order, mh HI, 1852 13-ly

intu

I with anv w hi, I.

I sit-ill lie 1 . 1. i a in i jua I Ity .

' 7'," ".snon my n.ii.s .,11 ,

...... ........ m ii a cat t , ar;it every care shall

...... ,, ... ,. ae inose w no may lean- their ord , - i, . i 1.

np!My KG Main st. cast side,lu-t. Fourth A: Fifth

rs.

liOJ Xi: Conn. rsi in... FavoH,. !'""a. !:. lit tixix. Proprietor. 'I ins I repair. ,. farnish-.l. tiiorou-t.lv T.il.l Minuted, and every attention rsand xisitois. Whilst it' is th- ..-t liable house in tb- eiiv. ii I..I1-

ime time so low ..n . .". "

' V I I. . 11.....:,. . . .. -.-.'l--l

i.e 1 laiinitou I ill - I , e.

u ni.'i.ii.s ai.,1 ton-.ard I, ,11 r

r7i.ui::: 'Aiii-:-.t v, r.

of 111 most t.r.'ii ,al.... an.l

p ..i.-.j.iM re, e:,c.laiel l-.r -a, lo ' LIXCK A I'AI.'ci. IIAI

'i-eul.l I..-

I I A II D IV A K !'.. A J. Ai'. L,x. K ,v FR. 1 g..-: b. ,o ,

ii M.iisii in, ii an 'i.i;-. a I,, u,,.,.-.,.;

ral -l-..-k ..! I 1 ir.. ..

vi ri tuMe ,

1,1 , of :,l ar, I

; I In I ,u , and pre, In, e I,,, , .

rii,g, ,r ,.i ra, l.,i,,

up. i,i.l. e rr pt-i.,

.rtinei.i of n; lis and i reduced ( in. in i at.

i i.f thus, tt ho liaicti-i't tSi

det asi' l u are. max 7

reneer w ill piei.se ins, 'r pai iiu-ut.

j. a. sen to m v

ui,.i a r- A Al l

Pel'iviDinv,, .... ...

I' . ''-' general i oiuumssi,,,,

,np.

I ?:i West Front slreel t ineOi.

"': "il'etition iai.1 I.i Itllti...

rn" produce cousii-u.-d i,,i-:,i..

li o.;.. .,

ft. ciJJltlts.Xo in Hiis inarkei.

At-eutsfor transportation lines to and the eas-enicilies. Mark z, , oils can-, s. amp. t men m.ii. ohi,,.' ,(, ,.-.t

from all Igmai: Ct -i.l-lx.

WM. H ATIS.

w.ut

s. .!:SK!S.

tr. r. , oi ,i, ; x.

.IriiLiiiii.V iilisMi !

,i,,;i,i,... . . . .

wi... i.e.- ot ry i.oo.ls. .. r,.1 W,-s 1

Cii.cini,

l'l St..

in c.-u , a iii ami i me

mh IJiv

f11,,,"11 "'! I'ainlir!! Tn-elve

, r, 1.,-r Ullliilrei l,otii,,U mi,, i,

i-l.ttr.... t..r

ai ..i. H1-..UA.M1.S Candy l-a. torc. Waln,lt STect, between Fifth mi. I Sivtl, l....i. :

apl !. 1 .-,0 IIUlx

Ohio

I iMr.-M ' -N - J Wa' rt. Manilla mi.! i'.. ii..,.

inufact

4 .I.i,

nuilla and c,,ii,,i, i..,:...

of all ,n:iliti -s :n sizes, t:'ct,,rcr.s pri, ,-s.

s. and h

ors ,..t of Main, . Cords, lines an, which he s -li ,.,t mh I-.', I -.-.

lore.

Hemp. Iw illes ni.-inii-l-.'-lv

(hm i:;ii:n.( I Idles i.i the ei'l 1, ciieap st .re of l;ni 7

ii.-tanll on hnii.l. i '-: ip.ai.tj ol er ne

-.1

i i:r:sv. itiIH -t be-Uit.flll s. '

the peace. CUT b 1 nn 7

I.l.'u -V,',. 1 of r. o'i LIX.

K A I'.-,

:;ai:.

iced 1

i'"ii t:

M c a-k I,. I pi r. on ,3:,c i.i, r .,r,: a, ,, ,k.

, i.i I In- ,,,, it, cue, !it ,., , . , i , ii il,, a-, ii,,,, cl.a.c a bus. .mil il ,, i . ,a I 1 1 ,!.,i . , ,. t, ,1, perreet aril':,r,iiin. ! y t j, i, r, lr,i i! !, n ,e e III- inr.-i, j ,,,r' ,,, ,a,, p, r,l,... '.- panic, ilar I, i, '-Dr. ;, !rr. t S.ir-:ip.ir ill i Pit!.." ami ,.,., , ,, ,,

l)l)OTi A SjIOO.. : I ,., .en-i, ,,f .-.,:, a,, lhe j.' -tns ,,i ii,,. s.-a-oli. in. l fa-l ili.ni.. in Ih- w :. o

I, "in made la-li -sslipi lie-t babi -s I lsand in.-n 7

r .,n . ac.i , II. .II. ,1.

ou ,,,!,i I.i ll. rs I, ,s,., , Y. i. ;. ,- i -.i v

IX II VI 1

s .i r.i , nlld

iii,)!,' i.

I'.

- :i,d l.-lsk ! '! r ,el l.l.'.l lv A

s. :u.. the I. Ill ir

lil!

H. t i A i ,

'linn,.

..I '

:e ot in ' .-ind !;.! , s ,

..f ih. P. I-..

. In Ann

ol iiisrorfl

hai:.

the

Spiritual F.a; II 1 !"..! t'ST ',ad

I ei- !,.-,! .,- ,, a-t i is , i

rid the

!:' n.-rial. al Ih-

ifl t bile ., ,, r.-' I'ireci fro-ii l'!,i!:i,. Ip!,;., ,:, 1 r,. '- and best ...e, t--d -..ek ..f Co.,.; - w , had th- Ice. -lire ,.f ,,ir..ri,.g to I!, ..,.,; Ast'n- n: :n. s of, liiin, ;,t,on w it,

s ,i , ome e.is,, r n i.i.l

i'on thpi. k now ii to

an. 11 r'iin innai :, l . IV I I,' -ail . F.a-t :!. i! lino. ir,i

; a n pari ,

riMM

! ill.

f Ihelar-! m e ever

ii- i:. ?i i:iiv. co l d -aler in gn-eu and

oinitnssio,, Merehiint. nnd

I dried fruits, fruit lr..,-

i ,-ri.reens. snriinnery. LTipe mots, asparagus nn, Phubarb plants, garden seeds, and agncultiirai impleinents. I". Congress sireet.Ciiiciniiati, Ohio, mh l'l. lr-.V.' I :t-l v

i mi. niKl M njer Proof Hoofiusr.-

t "i ii. i , ill"; in

M . V I

M. barren':

Hal-

ind in

counties.

and II. II. ,v .1. c. red w illt this kind

en anc.iinle.l A ,,

l.'; i . . ..

K0.1H11-. i i. . . .. " r 1 "'ol

, ,' ",." " ".' '" " rooting ot this k

...... ..n .-i i-iii,ii,iin. t niori. or Faiett

in-.-lore rooms ot .11. Hurlon. l Hrookville. , r,

j 10,-31 :-l-y .S.b.lKfc. (i1..!!,! r",XV,:,A f 0"- -'lolo.lco.,,. l.erior I , . "" """ !''""""t "I these ,. e I ?, '. .'nns a rr" '' - '"it the circmstaiib Ini i- , ; ; 5"-'"" l""se,s :, instrument. ,,- n , . , .''"'Pness. The largest ,ize Pi. no ease, (sometttue, called Melodeon Pi;1,,s1 are beautiinl. The I,,,,,., are exceedingly our ,,,', rich and h, using, he swell, are loud .-,,' . ,gh f,' 'a small church or hall. Their compass i, 3 n i es and from ,l,!lt ,, to 4 octave in plain a. good an ins,r,enl in everv resp-. t except it si,,, and oulwnrd m,is. w,. ;,n. s!,u, and ndaii. " lll:"",r"'rcr's prices, wholesale ireilieiT-.?" rxnmi'" l'"' Melodeons, to. gether mill a. tin- an assortment of Pianos as can be found west f the mountains, mostly from the lactones or Chickering. W oodward .t- llrow n COI.Kl'KX A- FIFI 1) apl 9-HM-y Sole Agents. 13J Main street.

A.( . PARRY. JOIISnKl KI.Y Tarn' and Iicckly. Mannfaclnrers and Healers in STOVES. TIX WAKE, Plain and Japanned, Whole sale and Ket.til. STREET LAMPS. Ac. Yt est side of iue st., be. t .'en Front and Second, Cincinnati. X H. All kinds of job work

" r-iieet iron and Copper!

iie.iuj ami promptly executed nn reasonable terms. Lamp class al a s on hand. Orders from a distance w ill b' promptly attended to. lull l-., l-'a-J li-ly

I!IM HOI SI

1 1 and I'.iih. C

Walnnt st. beln ecu l"..,ir,l.

iii.'iiii,,,,; ,,l.i.. ii ,,

Proprietor, late of Wain ut st. House. ' " lull I-J 1-J-iv

Hi ii a i rim "c-o m:roT.-i,. ported and l'oinetie Cigars, iu their xanes. W e keen constantly on hand n l.-irte and "-en-

assortnieiil of Cigars. consisiinL' of H...r:,ii..

Cazador. s Priiuipes, llali-Spaii'.sh, and

tie

era

Canoiies

coiniuoti. A . 1!

st brands .

Manufactured To, ,. ....

n.. . ..1, i, -rani, ic in our line, which Me

I rep.ire.i to sen on ai eotunioilaling term

.X O.

are

Main s.. .i ,oor South ii s.. .. i, li. !..

nplu i:i MAKTIILXSAc Olil'EMAXX.'

IJI UItt: 4 IOI II1M; STOlti:, A mberg tl V stai hel.w holesale Clothing Ibpot. Xo t'l Main st., Ciiiciiiimti, O. Oct. 17, 31 t:i-Iy ' T L ATHL't nail Itiii lisl. in More II li Km.rn Xo. -.rs Main slreel. Keep on hand t-rench Calfskins: llaltimore do do: Philndelphia dodo; Philadelphia Moroccos; French do. Span

ish and City s,,,. 1

lers and shoes, w 1,

paid fur deerskins and furs

tlier. Black Hilek Skins for ir,,;

lesaleatld retail. Ill, .'i,. si i,ri, i,.

inn j'.i, l.-.vj v

rne to riue upon, -pso," replied Ille oils- 1'ruifnsioil, m placp ot Dr. A. H Canin ao I will not sell the little fellow, I in- bell, who has n-tiri'd (Libprtv Hor lo marrr auain inv self " l.ln ' V -i-

alp.

CirAbout one Imnilreil and fifty thousand topics of "U, clc Tom's Cabin" have been sold in England.and the weekly returns show no decline in the sales so the London Advertiser says:

! ly behind lhe .ml ?l . ,i,n,,',,l '.n nre fortain" ; .-.-.,c.,es aml ,,0,t

NlSlaslsideMailetiflh.

j Cincinnati

-cle? wJ'm.kcW'!Job Jel-4,f -'.TlLXEYiCO.

T MOOHK, Xo. 342 Main St., East belw ecu I. Eighth and Ninth. Cincinnati. I have n,sw on tiatid n beautiful assortmei-.t of Mens, Bovs and chililreiis Straw Hats. Also, a beaulirul flue lot or soft J assnnere hats; embracing eve rv color, white, pearl, bine anil black. My shelves ar,- also filled with a nenntiful sorlmetit of sjiring stle of Silk and Fur hats or my own manufacture, to which I invite tin; espedial attention or my oldest friends and ac,uainlanccs of Brookville and vicinity to give me a call

,e tn inecuy.

my i

I URTKIt NF.rr SOS-Vhol.iale Hard L7n?i '.';'l,'r'. Hearl street, between Wal nut and me streets. Cincinnati: mil l-, 1834 li-ly

S' VI'.! --hob.,ale and Retail PlO ano rorte Healers. No. 7i. West Fourth street t incinnati.Oblo. Having completed thelmew salero,,ms of 54 by iao feet in extent, are enabled to offer the largest and finest slock of Pianos to be round tn the country east or -esl. all from 1h,e celebrated and nncipialled manufacturers. siodart. nnd John B. Ininhatn, N. V. A full ' written warrante given with each instrument. Terms mh 1? 1

I'larble Works. WM. SnOOKi-IFI P. rmvirtl V. Unootrir-.n

y ii k ik r 1 1: i. n a mi , m Ull, E tl Works, on the West side of P.ro.tdw 1....

tween Eillh and Sivth sts., Cincinnati, manufacture

in orner. ..louuments, i .uni.s nnd liraved Stones Mnnil Pieces. Tablets. Baptismal Founts, Mantel ' Vriis. Vases. Italian and American Marble, Ac f ! Cabinet and Counter l ops. Vigns furnished t'oor- ! derail,! work cyeciited in the nealest. most npproved stvle. eulptitr,d or plain. Xo A -ems are ! employed by this establishment. tnyoi ".,- I

; . filIISO . C-O-Engravcrsan.l I.ilho1 1 grapliers. Copper Plate Primers. Stencil Brand t utters ,Vc Xorth WeM ( orner I. alio and Main sis. and H I Main st.. overT. S. fioodniati es Co s. lianking House, Cincinnati. i Pliill Heiids. Address Cards. I.etler and Note Ilea lings. ,,,els. ,;..u,k ( becks, Bills, lirafl, Xoes. A-, ., at ven low prices; ' Hiplomas. Certillcales, Bonds. Maps, Plans of Estates, tew n plats, etc. foh 1;!, l.-32. ly Connersville Harfcle Woiks.

'PII IS establishment is iu Conwell's large buildI ingon the corner of Monroe and Harrison sts . where the best of ' Italinn mid American .'Tfarble Is always to 1,.. ,;,d. Monuments, 1 oUil. Headstones Mantles. 1 abb-tops, and every inriety of l'lain ami Ornainrnlal Hork, kept constantly on hand, at reduced prices. 'I he proprietors are satisfied that, w ith the w orkmen and the material they have procured. Ihev can do as good work, and in as tietit a manner, ni can be done at any other establishment in the West and on as reasonable terms. The publican respectfully invited to c.-.U and exainuio specimens Ik fore purchasing elsewhere.

.-..i .Tiiers nil. iresse.t to tliem w ill be J.roinpllv nltended to, as they are determiiied to give general satislaction. M. A. CI.' AW FOH Dei YV.YV. JAMES. July 30, 1-3J. n-J-liin

trade im r.'.-is.-s. '

the llailri.:,,! ai d t L rr I herelore I selling :, ,.t peel to sell ff ,,-,,r .r j tell. Col, s. ,,, ml v this : cheaper Iii:.,, i-ler bet. .re. usual, w e are ei;a'.led to to purchasers. We el.uui good...

;!. s, ,, 1 ps India bbic'i s.ii,.,; :i bi-k ;,., p. Kbit,,-: 4 ( li !Tii,-i;..ii s I Kigd P.. irlt d.-soi 1 ' lfk do

I silk Albr.rtii.-; -3 .1.-,. tl llro. he do ,11 .. V.,. I) " Eiul.'d Mi;-In ; l.v r;', All these L. u arc I. -. I and entirely neu j,, st, p..

I- also i ,-rj l ,,. l'l,.;,, .-,;,d I :,, ,

nam ev- ( otiou p::,:i-..ls: in,

l.rellas. An e'e-r-n I..I ,. I': :,, H.i'l-: Silk. I. in. mi, ( ,,. .. K;. and Mitts. Hosier,. j4 ,v jn,

Insertion, l.ibbous, s;;k. I in splendid lo! ,, ( anion I re Shan U, Ca -Inn, -re ,,,., I , ; :

la'gectt-'

co,uivii.oii in

pa, e itli

to k

.i.i, - . ! .,;' ' !,l 'i f; i ii. i. lv and j.ril.g when

.,..! .ir si. M'- r gr.-i.t

ralebel v a 1 iirl

(oiiMo. Ve.

r. - k.i :i .i 13 i;- : -.ii- (. Ill Sv

we e-

j :ii J I i ll : I..I s:,. rs. s, i....r.. Im C'dlery. Xo. I,:. KnMiiin :il:.l S- . ri-.i-.e. I X. i; J..I.1.;, .r , rate cha r- ,-s; al r :.. ors and iiA e. g.-...ii. olllice.

ruit ,.f.

os re , i . i..,.... , ,

. b. Iter than j'

. 1

llleli'.s of our

inn spa?;i.

a i

j a v. i .! ii , nil

i t trnniiiiiiilic 1,'ipiii! !.-iw n ; (tin' 11 Mir n nn( i iu- I t - i ' i im; tin ' curing uit.ii.t . :i " 1 U' l-aiiit': l"'' t Ik. t (mi.c .! M .it r iffn: . -"i'n hm'I ttid!, i .Mil: I J nit; iiml itirrt t j :V jii-,,jM i ii.-i; ! ', it j it tl i i t 1 1 tr -sV Silk L;isl; ' It i im jik. -cm I i

II HA III GLOSS

!i ,i ,, i it ,i I pr' i':l'

of t'.l-lll

i r all II HI'

.'ll.l

worl.ed C.l'ars. s Ik a , .'leu' VA I'll rii ml IHonic 0 ps s,ij..-rbM, broadcloth: " ,

A rtirlo, ' Sdi. -latin. Co ii iV Copon I I in en ai.d Colt el Pie X.-i (.1 o .el E.l.-i, ;,

l :,, nil or-. i, f.a ... .-'i.aw !-. Tl.ii. -t W,

. I :e a

,1 .

! l!-.

- I. il. en .,,,M

1 " 4 " fi " HI ' :in " 3 III "

d Jn, le. II 1

o. -let f,,e

.o Cotton :i do : Hos, ; do ilk. I

hd !'. and era, at

Sal in Scar;'.. v , :

3 bales Brown sliv.-tii.: '-' ' line do '.I do 3 do j -ill pes bleached tntsi;, ' 111 do Irish Linen; '

3 do

1 do do .10 prsgont

Miss . Shoes A-

Boys fine and co,irse shoes; ( hiblrt'Tls Shoes;

, ar.i tuns

oriij o,

. en ,. - he, i, an,! I,. .,i.i being f n c

I 1 's p , , r I,, r, in, , ! t r,,cl lhe pun - .,(' h, li pri ,i nt the r suit. , -i, ec"-:i, v i .me :h otli, Pa I'i i lie. ai-c'iii.tie I h ull la -1 ,li i; Ii, ,t: I a W lieie ll .1- l t 'l- ; sub;. !., s ,, w loo, 1,m i , ; - - li .-!, . I , inn 1st t h. ,r lii.i i il l : I I i a it, I v j -. : e . l . ' 1 , . aim,, lie c: ll,, ci kc jn i. x " i" 1' I-' ,", l I lol c:,.i.i,i ,l : i , ' ariil ,,,n cl a I I i : . ,sl. 1 !ai I- i In- - M i , 1 .1,

V, r ii'i, nil ilisci.ii lei buy li, i-. ',,,!i .

' X. Y . Price i ii no j 1). al. i- ,n Kriinkbi 1 qilil lllC.'f he l-'.il Her

V. 7, .ii.

. ir if ., ii,l , . . !,.. . l ,-.:,ll

5i;ci;i:r '.' ;'.!-:ai'TY. now to iiamsmi-.

can iiisn-in t ai., i teach lieu ,i tioik.

1 1 1

oo lauaiiia do mens oV- boy. China Iriinm'd Mens Canton

i n tin. 1 . h:ois ' ' ' , niaki 1 1, . make !:r til .4 ' I tl , ,..! . lei

. .ol

Brow ii iin

Blue Cadet do SnininerCI.,:!.; Black C.iss'., Fancy ,1,,

otton Pai-tlooir :

Ltneii do Marsail. s and F.-in.

Vesting: French l inen:

Itnotx nml i.oi . cases mens fin,, boots: -M ors I .li,.4 wt,..'.. c, ,

1 1'P do Buskins; filiecalrsho.-s 4 Parodi do do 1- " .Icinil I .i n.l - do

Clippers: 'Jl "CaiieVse. Jgait ers;

1' ' col-.l ....... ,.IM

kins: Calf A- M ... I

(o i ls Sliio.-rs. i , , " I

lints., Ilnnncls nml Straw t.ooils. 1 cii-e fash. Mole Hats; -.i, ,z iali Hats

Hoy. no Hungarian lo 1 do Ma? ar do 1 do Artists , 1 Pearl V blk Kossmii do

i Low- iirusn ,io Stniw. Florence Braid.' China Pearl, Hair .nd (.imp. Satin. Straw. French. I.ac.. I o p...,

nets. Mis,,- Bonnets. ( bil. Inn's trio, n, i ... I....L, ;i tea. Iihn

nais. Ilnrdnnrr nml (lnrriisnnrr,

so inese nnicies we inn e increas ,

o i.' iiiucii. aiel w e lllllikcall coinle t

with any as we huy direct from Importers IVntion frr-rjr Vnrirlv.

i,e.,,, si.h r ol .rceries. Wood

aim an arin ies usually kept in

. ... .-v -,,.. r;, ,-,it, toiiKiiiii in, oik Torn rnr v , - ... .1.

liberal ptroii:,t,. for mniiv years past, and hope lo '0 """' H l"'r"n ', ! " , .,

ral course of dealing to merit a eon- ; f'v ,

i t liimv HlrV SfC M I" I i""'""

. .: ...- ikt t ii i'.

.-w ... . - . . . . I H, r. si er scll.l l'l .o. .- ' " J '

I' III ISUI.S. A I large lot of the above named articles inst arrived and for sale cheap at B. I'YXEK'S.

... wi 1 urn

ti, tier, i f ),..',rtir''j I ,. rn! Ho-l-o-Vf ,., ,'r. -:, .:, f

llo Sl 'l

a. ('

. I.i. ci.il i' "'" '' r ' I rum id l r"'

our

sucei

ck'I

sfully I 1 . l!

en war-'. eVc.. I

l well assorted retail . t

1 1 t, i,i hi, i I teach In

(I Ii arh fie, i" i . 1 t, acl, Ic. '" i I I l. ailih.-i. l unci. Ic. . t e M ' ti rich h 'W ' ' I Ii ach Imiv lo l i I can h:'ti I In

liav

! I Irmh li-w 1" pre

I leach h" '" '' '

tiach !" in c!,',ne . t- aid, hiov in chsinrc l Ii t, ,..-!i h,. t lUc the I

leach h" I" ns'-t- tin l'l- '"' ' " t.acl, !." l." r, i-..-.ve p, rtluni- ' knnv, llo ah.oi arc 1"'"' ' . " L-in. ,v ih, v arc ail v cheap ; "" I1

,. i,.lcl.r."" . .t,,,. l.-.ir nml r,',r-

anil

,1,1 ,, :,i

1, d !- tn f " , , il, a. whit. c li.-i ath p, 1 1" 11 "' n hainl- ''';''

k. ci-i il ;i"' "K"' "' , ke the li.nr g'-" I"'"""'"" ! r,i ,h in wloski r. ,i,io""i,!'

I.I ii-ht 'OHI -plrl.,11"- ." rie lie , v-.s'i' '" i"'

,.i i r, ii hair '" i ' -, cir.,f t'i !"

a fair and Id

ti nuance of such favors

F.A OY .tIAs ( I.OTIIIX. The mi

lersigned has Just received from the East

nl.An'S Cemiiir-rrinl Collrue. S. E. comer of Main and Fourth sis.. Cincinnati. Tha object id this institution is to qualirv gentleman practically torthe Counting House and business pursuits; the course of instruction embraces the theory and practice r book keeping: an.l Hiimauship. lectures on mercantile trail's, tions. commercial cl.

eulations. Are.. covering the entire Held of t oininer- I

ciai o craiions, mus enan nnr iiuin Is i., i..

resii riip,i, oi .-spring ami Summer clothing, con sislmg of eloth conts. tweed, satinet, jeans and Iin

i.v.i coins, cnssimere, satinet.

pants, silk, satin. Iimien end .-otto,, vesis. of all

' style", sizes and colors. Purchasers would do w ell

to call and inspect his stock before bnving elsel'ere. (je 1) K. TVXEK.

I 1 cc-eivc m . . I 'l,!r. si er

' Ii Si-.an Stnil. n.,-n rrf ten, j ,m! ihewerk by mail c '' i'" 1 pp.O'l!-' CI K I I K

r,.h,rt of I.rtirrt trrrn-i 'I '.; '" ' i I'n m Miss A. I.. P.. li'icl'. o' I' TIii-Hmi'II"""i"""'1"..'

Il.mirarr evcelliut. Ih'il"""

;1n , itaffran"1''

'rt A''

t KS.

.1 l-i

ir" . S'l"1

I 'I1.MI'. A CO. Inn 'orlt'rs and dealers

l' nicks, , an nes. jewclri . ltn.l v m-.l-.... ' nnisiie.i necounlnril tuition r..m .

tools, a, materials. " ' i advance) Further nanii-nlnn.

an extensive assorluient of by calling at the institution, or by addressing the nnd verge watches: line cold principal, (post-pal.!;, l.v. II K t It I- i

inn if. ijg Ki iim 11 ATI II AMI (UK KS-W,. Iinvso, ':, f";1 ''.' '"services to the cili.ens f Brookri V'm i" '""'l ' '" ,he l'''t.v or Watch and Clock Maker and repairer making and mending Jc weiri. A-c. Long experience nnd strict piinclnaiiti are his recoinmendations. Shop Ibme doors xortli or the po.st olHce. jy :!, s.K 31-lf

Constantly on hand gold and silver lever

...i.. ;..i jceir. g n.i, siner ati.i common s,ectacles. Gold and silver pencils: spectacle glasses, percussion caps, revolving pistol., razors, knives.

S.-U.M. r., uenusis iii,-., toys, Ar.c. Xo. i:iu. Mail

uiiner i ommerciai liatik. Ctnciiibati, Ohi.

IH.AM.S! PIAFSt (-ingle and double Jacks: do braces; do smoothing planes now on hand and b.r sale by (jo 4) H. TVXEK. 1 vfl Kannwha Sail: "3 bids Lake salt of a snLO'i iK-rior article now ti band and for "ale by

,rni" . ;a!

linneii and cotton r rrkli i arc t ip-top, n a '-

iue lei-ill ami Klin.- ,,,u u--clii-' Krnm Mrs. barjh I.J i. J "" ,; , i.m Ml.svasse's ni.ii iiciii.iisiih '" "' . , m",r an.l imoiitli. arc cxci Ih nl. I T' ak '. '., ,,,-.l1

,,, n.iice. 1 am now ovr l.l' "r...,i,J l"

je4

K. TVXEK.

lam st.,

pntlVMTISl'ISIM;

I. ' Boiiiiels. Hibbous and l iiiu-v lioo,i.

vor. i holesiile deal net ribons and fancy his sprnir sto.-k. c,.

ri!iiii:.is. ioo,i. . P. llr-

r 111 .UL 17.1.1.. ll.llll.et. I,.,n.

dr goo. Is, is now receivim? ivr.uorM,

mi. J' res

it i

merchants are parlii

lani reoii .stcl toca 1 lelore ui,r, i .,,i, ,-h . I,.,, ,

Xew Block, Xo.3u Pearl street. Cincinnati. Xrth -' tel. it, I-3-J-7-S i;!m titiKT n uyiti ii:.-l m I Manilla, Inrer ot ' Fa.hionnbls Cabinet Furniture. Sofns. Ciiairs. etc., X... si Sy,-a.nor si one door above t hird, where he gices'his i, rson-.'! attention to niauina. turingall articles usiiallv eille'il b.r in hts Iin,,. rid afi rs.-, years eynerience' Iii the principal Eastern cities, lie thmks he can give general satisfaction. Uirgeassort iieulalwaison hand. Work mad j to order and warranted.' Kiirnilura ri-paire. I. cleaned n,l varnished. I'ph olsferv donfl with neatness an 1 .ii.atc!i. Terms nevlerate. ca " t. M. CKAXE.Sl Svtamorest. I pfj 18-lv

Tlie undersiirneil dvers would

lie, il'ully infunii the eitir.ens of' Brookville

"II'I VlclllltV that t ie V I,., .. Ins, ..r,,..,, ,l ! ll.

lions,, at the Canal iiasin. adjoining the Cdledofs' t'ltiee, whi're they are ready lo coler silks, muslins, cotton yarn, woolen do, and also printing of all "rls of calicoes, &c. STOECKEL & CO. c IS .ii-Iy

UrilOLSTrilV AY I .lIATTIIKsisil'.H. J.ini HoFwAs,on lhe cast side of F'.lin. bet. 5th cr (itli st... keep constantly on hand a superiorassortuicnt of iiiatlrasses of ail kinds, and has an extra lot of his ow u sogMirior spring mattresses in three pieces, w iiich are capable of being changed (both sides being alike and equally soft.) twelve different times: thus Listing much longer. besides I being more convenient for handling. Th- y are nude f the very besi material, and warranted; and he i- ived a diploma for litem at the Ials; Median, ics Fair. apl llftl-y

1 am now ovr

skin had liectillic quite si.. I"1 M I.nvassc'n m iem ami cm Sicni of Beauty, and lie "'

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From Mrs. J M Air.-tr. " l must recommend M ' v'"t,'.

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Swcclcniliglhe Rr, ' -ml "' '"':'! '",",ih '

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I ,-, or Pucr Hiiiigiugs.

llHOTF-CTIOir. Fire.Marine and Inland In-

JL suranee, by Protection liisiirance Coiniianv, of et nrice II. irir,i-,l (',,,, I In. ,,,,.l..r,o,.,...i , '. '.',, I'lrnc

old and responsible oftlce.ls alwnvs prepared to i'. sua policies, upon approved risks, on favorable -'rms- JOHX J. FlH IS. Aiirs r For rl.vii and Franklin County, my 7 -0 ,- (t

.Manufacturer and importer Xo. 11,3 .Miiin street, sin

doors above Fourth. Cincinnati. Constant I v on ham!

French and American Paper Hangings, srich a. Views. Chi in net Screens. ,,1,. enrtani pap'-r. etc., and Velvet and Imitation Borders. A-c, which he otfers al Wliolesiilo and liciad, at the lowest niark-

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.Tl.A.T UOUIIIII lGi: Wholesalean-

pti'i r t i. hoi sk i. t' tor, lndi.-.napolis, Ind.

-toif, proprieje Jj jr.6m

retail Cwit ,v Produce dealer. South-east

corner of Court, & Kace streuts, (optMisit, lhe Farmer. Hotel, i I iiiciniiHii, diuo. A r In lieu stock ol all goods m his line. constantly on hand ,t low r cj-tcs. ' apl y, lr?.i..i6 .

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From Mr. II I. Mill' ii. "I h4vr triol M Im1'" "' rronll, of Whi-kir-. ll..o'.

gires in his Seerel nl II '.i'11! al! hn want w lii-ki rs, fsc.

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niet.ls. I :ii.l Mil' I'm-. V.

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neinneli. M Garble M '''.iral Tsei-'t

Citbinei and Cin ' rs1 n hand and f iirn.-h"'' ' ed w.lii .MarldJ iu Bloc lor.

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IMIiniVAKr.! Ha r.i m ' II rt.-Kel.-iil. The -ubs, .,.!., r -'" :A. !.,, i r Market. Cim innaii. a" ' ''

hardware, ciiihracingevetv "n,"j chaiiics tools of all kin..-, t:,-le ai'-'.l, mill and cross cut saw .. ha... gr e ''nrka. grain and crs4 wj t u. "'' ; .

.-lass, guns and pi-i'ds. cistern i , -,.

country trade is parliculaMv

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