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"rI.' thereat clearness ami much ne- ,?" i'tohis private aflairs, sl;inj his I171' Ration to his farm. At five : afternoon lie m as seize.) w ith a "s ' .',';.?. and threw tffconsMer.We i tinged with rVeo l:ft; js. qnent i51it!,nuti" ensued, an) hi phy''unoeJ to him thai liis last 1110 .,.,r.-acliiti!T' "hi."!i r-ch.-d '"fc&o anl ccrap.tiw. Me " !t t-'1,'-v !il!t' rH'rs,n il friends ,v..-h iu.liVKluaiiy, an ; in :i tew ,i urewell. hi speaking L liis s he referred to the:r past re- :. r ;'-!.:!'- t'ae riches! Messhijg; jjI tT Harvey, he I ill them n-e'l lie then, as if aneakine :, the -Jl;h of O.-toVw, all , t'v '.of p in !! w etiter will te no a.-Je.i. "Heavenly Father, and receive my s ill to thy:ist Jesus." He theu adJ ;7:;s. who. iu answer to Mr. s. " it'a-", s'iil he rouij do nothing; ... ;r. Webster then said, "My . t ,-..;;, n!!y until the end, and , en ;,i ant '..X ir.
II o'clock, Mr. Webster . in another column
istti.ii.y, some sentences Jjnow
I, ter, repeium.;. fo s 10 first line of tJrav's t!the KTie'i of parting :.y. ' V: :.! S it, til X 5 it." The staura he tive hint J o'c'k he A f'el- . led him uhi'e iu d tiiat he !!,s. He irr. ivVmi i-criyture cV of t';e Vvil, for 1 end thv Ir. WehTV.iu'it, and the h sf fined t, i e;;t n: i' : ; i si it t til ir in s i i' ',-- eiisaed. w ;! v: :s n-'.ir. r.a "V-v-i "i in.ii.-a! a el liis 1" -o 1 ( ;.S-Mi'y of ' a; '.!.- portion ot !';;;, t!!e v;' 1 il! f a- 11 id ihv r. t xvhi.li , the fictj thv rod! : I 1:1 1 Thv ' sreat man's lif was perj 1 and e'.y. : was ttaable to witness the j.v:.i naited the aaii 'iincenieut i;fir:r.iect. !rr r'.e jperial ciret tions that ! buried without stentation at S'eiii MiirsUSeld. No dayj the t'ti nierjl. I:ei:a:i.t Stnle OF THE Ixnt. S.-ntiiiel. -i am is ady receipt of : r .rtio:is of th.- State on ire 'ie vaeaney in t!ie ' oec isloned liy tlie : t - i tier. Whiu omli. :::;ii;iv be fiil'y understood ;t I s'lOlti.i -.'t it;- that n 11-:;-nev should ris n.tkIn ii!i t s!ion!J lie fui'v . 1 -!l;l!', Ill ikt T..e . ; - v. .in a vi ;iinxvhoce cutv i-.ii.'V per innen'tv, will ni'i front the meetips'of - r.. ,..tv; u a propriety in v lor-st.i!!:nc their ac'i-in by ri:i!':im. ; r that 1 sV.or.i l -ttte thi-.t '.tijeiscy t' it enn eooiirw i!! my n": t'-i- .!'ioe. I ant cen- ! is t;ou whi-li r.iy f-IIow-i-tt--L'H-.i to n. p. an-i the h-iehts of k i!i !e to i:i;t;ii:".-st mv eratiio !e VI Til A. WRIGHT. Vtt,?cr J i;iR T".t; ycIojiow. "-t tiTer:il Iris sccepted e: Mr. Geor-re F. N'esbitt. V -'.- 1 ;,r.V' l'-p'-s ruS -ss'on of :it little mi i lt r.-.MU-1 twvr'y-i-r f.ir.-'n ! ! - :. : ::.:r ir. stylo : -p. .-. ;n 1 r -rn-.v.rnil : . ii-iiv-. :' is Pru'i,,t ' T Jaiin.-.rT be mac'.o to : v t- ! xiTtn-n v. i: .:.n.n! VfCray. : j ; t t !iamber-l.i;rirh on f-vr.'.teJ in the death of Jobht' . Ifo; ; t 1. JY, n rijr. street :to man. ;;n! :'c"'no!:-l rated ie:i ia:;,!e a nv.tl while !. s-mi of th t t l:ro!;oTi. . r::i fell t.'.l.l lis. to.!. Thys en.h-r--Co ino'.on Wli 1 0 seen v It '. :r'. r f .n is tho Jnd.v tv.ino'i l'leas.for V,n counties of '"""t'.s fishir.g town of Mar:5 a Pj'!at!on of 8000, t vo br.ihiings startdinsr on f-n-1 net ' a street' th.it teas I'o.en tlt llS PruuiInUl P.,.) . . . - , , ......... . , ,, - -trmv, ami L ''iluat-r. of the Nave. eutenatit as coin t.i'-v exi.-t I. ! ;'-o pipers, pn-ten.ima; to rr"" whieh, they Slid (ien. !n r 'j. c.-::ree him wjt' instruct'";,"r "not lo enlist foreieti s"'- eot:U not Ue lrnste.t." ei Ill ,r rr. w .10 wis Scott's , prou. iniees it a N? if Ibe.ii has hal . t '"r. - t a. euatv, :t l-i. v. hfre the- roe-o'e lecause tliey have er time tlian nnv be.tten twer.ty-foti'r 1 ;, ' a l,i 1- tv vr",iauo,,,rasoerv.;ja( w !iirli was boarded rt p.. Titles at Hav.ins. nd h,l "'i tiken ashore, arrived at 'V lllS'llt. Th rnnl-iln l''1.";s,'i,?'rseiz-d on hoard the ashore, wer disposed 0f manner: Tilt engineer. U for . nbii, proceeded to sea 'Mrn. 1 eed to 't"ana, where .oi,vC. , C01iui;:ider3 ofboth i. ., lu l'ie tUtereSIS of Anierleii, tv-... Port. Indignation meetrreii V... r'iai;.
" imsburg, who in IS-1 Hibben's efforts be
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liATJREL NEWS
i.trnri,, riitntr, oct. 29, 1832. This column of the Amfrh asIs nn.terthse.lito. rial inannfreinontor MosbsJ. Kkli.t. Ksq., who Is responsible !..r its facts, figures, opinions and poli'tplanatlon. To the resilor some explanation may be due for not hearing from us last wook. We delivered wliat we had to say at the Tost Office on Monday evening, paid the postage, and, until after the American arrived here supposed that our communication had been sent. Mr. ; White our pent Ionian ly P. M. is wholly excusable from all blame in relation to . the matter, and regrets the occcurence very much. That it was not sent was ov- : itig to the discourtesy of a lad who acts as , the deputy of Mr. White. Livcrj- Mnblr. We -would call attention to the adver tisement of our friends Pavne &. Manlv Almost every one Ed., but if they don't it is no mat ter. They have for hire some of the ni- ; cost buggies, and carriages and horses we have seen. See their advertisement, and it you need anything in their line, sive them a call. Uaaiterrcan I.ikiirs.e. Our friend J. J. Tatman is again in town taking likenesses. Il;s instruments rre of the latest and most approved kinds, and his skill in the art such that h ? has produced some of the finest pictures we have seen. Ladies and gentlemen call and see his specimens. l'liilosopliirnl . Rev. H. R. Hibben, as we learn, intends exhibiting his Philosophical aparatus this (Friday) evening, in the Methodist church, and giving a lecture, illus trated by ments. sundry interesting experiChansresi. fr. Asa Giltner has left Lmrol and grone back on to his farm in Rush Co. C. 1?. Clements Esq. has taken posses sion of the place left vacant by movalofMr. Giltner the old Hal!. the reLaurel Jmproveiiieiil. 3Ir. John Xott has built a neat but small brick cottage dwelling in Somerset. 3Ir. J. Pepuy has just made a large addition 1 1 his Tavern Property in the same plaee. Visitors. Jlr. C. Taylor and lady from Oreron are here on a visit. Mrs. Taylor is the daughter of our old friend Samuel Williams of this place. She was the enter
al-to Lie advancement nrlsincr Miss Williams who it w ill !. re.
ami the Inr-piness cf n.pnt QXCT ,he pjains p()me
or three j'ear? ago. They bring favorable accounts of the health and prospects of our old frieni Capt. Joel Palmer.which will be gratifying to bio numerous friends in this country.
iT'sh tin- rerartment Air If. Van Horo-on who fnrmnrle m.
?i led here Ins been up on a visit from Cincir.nr.ti. Small Pilfrrinc:. A iran who has been speiulitig- some ti'.nr in the neighborhood, whose name we have heard hut don't new recollect, absented himself a few days ago, leaving liis carpet sack behind. Wliv he left it is not known, ns it was well filled w ith divers rr.vvls an l chattels and carefully lucked up. Suspecting that the sack contained articles which did not belong to its owner, some curious persons proceeded to explore its contents. A number of little things were found belonging to dillerent persons, and among them several hooks one of them was a Bible belonging to a colored man. Literary theft has been said to be no crime; but v hat degree of meanness a fellow possesses who would attempt to steal a negro's bible, is another matter. That is an attempt to deprive him ofthe gospel. Th fellow should be watched and those who have such light lingered gentry about ought to be m.re careful lo keep their little things laid awav. Sotncrsirt. j Vy tlv proceedings ot the late Atinu-j al Conference ofthe M. K. Church at 1 Rushville it will be seem that Somerset, ' which lies in contact with J,aurel,is constiiuted a station, and tha Rev. H. B. Hibben appointed to preach there. An' immediate effort is about to be made to j erect a suitable building. We had supposed the Laurel church sufficiently near j xne remotest pans 01 somerset, and capacious enough to accommodate all of that denomination in both places. In this we mar have been mistaken. One
'"T.'' ",''':''('0 Xnne church well supported and Well attended
would doubtless be productive of more good, more results beneficial to society, than any abortive or lame attempt to establish and maintain an additional one. Dut the time for deliberation as to the propriety of that measure it seems, has passed the time for action arrived. Tho j enterprise is a noble one; the object; worthy of a determined effort. It only ! remains for its friends to lay hold of the work in the right way and success will be theirs. Rut if on the contrary, its friends stand back each one waiting to see first what his neighbor does will- j ing to help a little if the church is built but unwilling to do any thing until after ; he sees whether that is done the work
f eou lined in jail for at will be Sure to move heavily, to Cirno-;nd il.iv-. : . 1. . . J c
1 a ,,.,of nl-tn l. I.. -. r . r
sc - :. ' v,uzm:"t, who had a . . " in a dutigon. injury than good. SMtch Stand-back .S. .7 . f,;..l 11 .1 t .
,,r f- ui. .in... iiuni.ij i ' . ii v'.i.iv live- ill il il. re
friends generally tl.unn almost every pro-
'iP of-war Cva:ie was towed joct wilh whicn they happen to be con- . lofk harbor ,...-. .... .l i....-i.i: r -i i
......j iiiviiiiiii iiwvvvi, v..n vutr uiuuiin ui v nun lies.
at once, t.v tl,. fr;..U rfl,:- : ,t
-' ... ii iv ci.- vji ll.. CIIIC1 M ISC V11V.11 VV C would sav- what you can do, now do, and do at once and with gpirit.and it will then
Joined hv th IT a i. would S.IV what rnti ran itii. nnvv d.v and
produce its effect.
rU-l ew Yrk relative to We may be permitted to congratulate
, ine people ol Somerset upon the hrst ap-
ta Mtarr. ' poiutment thev have
received. If Mr.
"'' "t Our. . . i o xiidris oo proneriy seconueu -ls.'ve until beott was' . . . ' V.-'s SStlolt Xn his ple.i(re, will rTd results may be anticipated.
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P t.as fi . Ho ig an A word or two as to Laurel and Som-
erset, which lie adjacent in contact
5 : h:t a-ft of Miouri, and except in name and in reality,
are
' "ua. on the 13th ult bvl one an same Yls-ce and taken
!??5s-i'to"h XUU a tifle" The ; together are not so very large that "'!'nfoh '"P16"0"" i's-!one name might not conveniently have v f Pi monev entrusted to ; J lie it'a a fan,i!y ia J embraced both. They should, therefore, ! if for no other reason, fraternize. The
best of feelings should exist between and among them. Is not this then a suitable time and fitting occasion to remove those silly, contemptible we had almost said, wicked prejudices which exist between these two places! Some look upon Laurel with a sort of reverential admiration; while the same weak silly souls effect to look down npon Somerset, from their own little imaginary eminence of self, exaltation with horor and contempt, and doubtless without being able to assign any other or different reason than because Laurel is Laurel and Somerset is Somerset. Such souls or perhaps it would be more proper to say soulless persons would be apt to imagine that the gospel, preached in such a place as they imagine Somerset is, was not really the gospel.but some baser arti
cle fit only for the conversion of common sinners; and think themselves ruined if! caught in the act of listening to a sermon there, and, by way of atonement, put up a petition with all the prayerful devotion of which thev are capable and sav "I.ord I we thank thee that we are not as yon poor publicans are." . .... lo those who have gathered all they i are mm,N,.,l t, V., f c 1 r art, supposed to know of Somerset from mere rumour and imao-ino nr.,1 t),or 1 onu urcic are such- that it comprises within it-self : all the bad innrpilipnra nf .in o..,l ,1 i praved community without any of the 1 redeeming qualities of our nature, it is ! proper to say that whatever may have j been the character of its citizens in days J jrone by, it now contains as fair a proportion of o-ood citizens of honest, in dustrious men as does Laurel or almost any other community to be met with. And it is worthy of remark that the late , .... 1 I .1" ,, . . i nl.-rti.-ol holil tuoro wnc ll rtiicii.nllw ntnot ............ .j.,, v and orderly, it was the most so of any we have attended for a number of years. Arcidrnts As 3Iessrs. John 17. Faurote and John H. White were returning from Brookville one day last week in a buggy, the ! horse became unmanageable on what is called the Roundry Hill, and dashed nearj ly down the hill, breaking the buggy to s pieces, and throwing both persons out. ; Faurote received a serious injury on the I head, and White's jaw bone was put out j j of joint, lloth as we have learned are j ! rapidly recovering, and as one is a demo- ; ; crat and the other a whig, it may not be sale, as yet, to attempt to point out to which political principles the disaster is to be attributed, or whether to either. COURT OF HYMEN. Msrrikp At the residence nf the bride's father, in thi' place, by Kev. Kno. h (I. Wood. .Miss HANNAH SPI-.KK, dnuirliterof James II. Speer, Ksq.. and Kev. F. W. Will IK. of Ji t. Carmel Circuit, ltetireineiit. rural .piiet. friendship, books, F.Re. and alluniate labor, useful lite, Procre.s-.ive virtue and approving heaven. Thee are the matchless j.e. s of virtuous love. Ami I Nils tfeir tnomcr.ls fly". Oel.eio. hy Rev. I.. 11. Pott r. athisr.-siden.-ein l?rooki!l -. Join Cr.-er and Klizabcth Johns, bolh of Franklin County, Ind. On the Cilh tnst.. 1-v Hev. Thos. Jf . Ed.lv, Jtr. William Pi. key to Jt'is Sarah Itriiilit. r nun: ir. I am j'.i-t reeeivini from Cin. I i and oilier m::rUetheavv snM.lv of choice ' leath.-r. which 1 can s -ll at prices that cannot fail j 10 please. 1 i,a - now on hand j C.e.'rt ll.s. Hemloek 1 aimed Sole I oOO. Cincinnati do ' 4 loz. Sides upper 4 - Kip an. I s do. Ca!f 'kins. i Shoemakers. Fanners, and at! n ho want leather. w o;il.l do weli t . all and evani'iie I, is stock l. -fore inakir.e their pur.-h.ics. KK'IIAKD TVNEK. t. toN r -Jftii. l-."v. i j p.lSIi:TI"t;S. Th nn.lersisrne.l would ny i te all iw v. ishins ;o furnish tiu ir floors vv ith a I carpet that will look well, do srod service, and never ta.te. to call at M, est.il.lihment and to.-k throu-.-h h.s 1 res.M st.x-k. which he has lately receiye.l from n. - , a-t. hi. h . an he sold at prices w hi. h will compare favorably w ith the lowest Cincinnati rates. IK-I;as. I-v-rj- Tnrirt)', 't style and fashion, ramrinir in prices 1 an ts. nervard. So call and see him. ofthe Litfrom ?M to Oct. ecth. 1-,'r.'. HIl IIAKD TYNEK. Great Excitement! CTWIlHM AMlt; the intense ft.1 .ten.eni in rccard t-v poliiical athiir. tin peopie are yet more directly interested in know ins w in-re it til he to their interest to make their fall and winter purchases. W c unliesitatinrlv advise a call al the I Htl White oim-r," j Where tuny h - found a larsre sto. k of Ladies Dress ;o...U, inei. w ear. boots and shoes, hats and caps, j notions, h.ir.lw are, ipieensw are. groceries. .Vc. c, isele, ted v. ith care, l.ouel.i on tlis best terms, and ! i!l he s-!.I as cheap as the cheapest. In ccncluI sioii we s.iv.ca'.I an I examine f r vourselves, ! N. it. t;.l.l.loN. T KM 1 I VEPan.l for sale cr.ses mens line calf boots do li V heavy do kip l-oels v.i-loin made do liiir.-rarie.n d. waterproof do K. y o-.ii!is and chil-lrens lo-ts mens custom made j-tioes " calf .!. - coarse .lo hoys kin and coarse brojraus in" Moes '.'Oil prs child-ens do I box la. ties kid do 1 ' pat. leather buskins 1 ' morocco do 1 ' pattern tipped do prs ta lor ties 1 case calf bootees I " kip do 1 . jroat do i " india riib'v-r shoes Al! compri sins the largest and host s;-lec ted stock t boots and shoes, that w e have ever had the pleasure ot offcrinsr for sale. X . D. G AM.ION. HOOTS I SHOES...I am now rvH-civ-ins my fall stock of Custom Made Hoots and shoes, cmhracinir Mens. Wometis, llovs. Misses. '"", 'hildr.-ns: of every quality and price. I w ould say t all my old patrons and the eommiinitv een orally, that I have been very careful in selecting i mv i.resi-ut stock . il lit. ii to lo. v ocli t mmI.1. conlidenee recommend. Vy stock is heavv, and w ill be sold as low as thev can he bouirht in the west. Oct. ioih. !-" '.. " KICHAKD TVNEK. HATS asd r ips. 3 cases fslk Dais, case Kossuth ditto Men ard Hove I'ur. Wool. and Artiste do. Plush. Cloth, and Eur Caps, iust arriving and for nl cheap bv Kit HA K I) TVNEK. OctoK r ili. is.10. 1.. IV Kit V STAHLK. it AV.PAVM!.vL. 1HM.V. under the 1 1 name of PA V N E ev M A N l.V. w ould announce ... il...;.- rr;...,.la .1... ....ki:.. ... ..u.- ...... n (.'in, 11 1 1. mi - .1 ic i 01, (mumi. j;cnvii,n. iiiai..ey ; nerallv. that tl-ev nave ..pencil a iiverv stani,' in I aurel. at the old stand of T. V. Mitchcl. on Pearl street and Canal! Hasin, w he re they w ill be ready at all times to fur- j nish carriages, bncrgies and horses. They have a ' cood supply of new and fashionable two horse ear- i riagos. and of open and covered bujrgies. Persons coming to Laurel by canal or otherwise. ' will be conveyed to the neighboring towns or country without delay. Ilorspn Kept Hv the feed, dav or week. tJoiitlomon don't be! tnidcing a'foot or starving your horses, but give us j eall. our terms are reasonable I 43 1 a-, a nni I lllc if a.- m- . a. nil.. i . - - -' - - -- - .. ... - - 1 LOST. trave.l fnni the I anal Boat Wash-1 ington. between Laurel and Harrison, about the )6lh ! Inst., a small dark grey Rat-Terrier Dog. with a! short straight tail, and answering to the name of Hilly. Had a brass collar on his neck with K. Coe, stamped on the collar. Anv person finding said Dog. and returning him to the subscriber at Cambridge City, or Messrs. Roots ei Coe. Cincinnati. :.'.. Maxwell. Bmokville.or John Milev, at Harrison, w ill receive the alv.ve rew ard. 43-3w- MOKKISON & XEWBY. OTHi:.. The undersi " r.e.l has two new wag - ons. made ol goo.l material, and by good w ork is, made men, which he will sell cheap Oct. 25th, L-.V'.-ti. KICHARD TYNF.R. I nMIMSTIt ITOK'S ?iOTICK.-.No-l tice is herv-bv given that the nndersigned has been appointed administrator ofthe estate of .Mary j Cm. lie, of Franklin County, deceased. Said estate ! is supposed to bo solvent 1 SAMUEL UOVDIE. Ad m. I October 45th. 1S52. 4i3w. ! A DTIIMSTHtTOIfS S AI.K. XoMeeis i herebv given that I w ill sell at public auction. I on Tuesday the 23d day of Novemln-r next, at the ; residence of Mary Cou.lie.late of Franklin county, j deceased, all her personal property consisting ofi cattle, hogs, sheep, household and kitchen furni-, ture. Arc. I A credit of six months w ill be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note I with interest from dale, w ith approved security, waning valuation and appraisement laws. f SAM I KL;oi DIE. Administrator. Ovt. Cith, ltai. li-3w.
CI.OTIIIfCJ.TM! subscriber takes pleasure In ajratn announcing to his customers and the public generally, that the heavy stock of Ready iTlnde (-fathlag, hich he lately purchased In New York, is now arrivinjran.1 ready for exhibition, embracing a varlity of every thing usually kept in a regular VurniBtiing SMara. His stock consists In part of llrnry Orerranla, of nil kinds and prices, together Willi an excellent assortment of I'rnrk mid Knck Cont CitMliiirre. Sn linel A: rtvce.i Pnhts, Sntin, Silk, loth, Ar Fnnrjr Vests, Miiri, lrnncr,t rvaH,Ar.( all ofnhi.h he will sell on the most reasonable terms, lie would then extend a polite hmt:ilinn to those wishinr rlothln rrn.lv made, to rll and
I examine his st.H'k. assuring the'm not in the spirit ! l empty honsting or nnneccessarv evnegi-ration. out wnn the confidence w hich the facts tliemselres naturally susvo!. that a cheaper and better assorted sto. k of clothing was never opened in this '"oV'l RICHARD TYJCER. tlctnbcrjnth, i 1It I M STIW I-S...15II :rin.l Stone, nf . .,, J ' perior quality, now on hand and n.r sale chean RICHARU TYXER. "October "nth. ONLY TRI E PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON' JUST PUBLISHED. T. B. WELCH'S M in vrrr vf PORTRAIT IF WASHINGTON. Engraved (by permission) from Stuart's only origi I'.'.imit, in m,, .iineneuin, ttnsion 1 his superb picture. Engraved under the superintendence of THOMAS SULLY. Esq.. the eminent I r . nrusi, is uie.oniv correct iiReness ! of TVashineton ever published. It has been char- : acterise.l as the greatest work of art ever produced 1 111 llus country. As to its fldelitv. we refer to the j letters ni lite a.ioptci son f Washington, (;KOR;E W ASHINCTON CUSTIS. whosavj. "it is a faith- I I fill htrillt)l.nli..n rl... . .1 ! ... . I '""'"'" .-ieuraie.1 original.7' ami i to 1 ,,ibl 31 tke taney of the snpr-'mc Court : ol t,,e,1 ulU'J tes, whosas,"As a ork orartits i excellence and beauty must strike evenr one who ! ...J: a'.-':1: 'V H K's9 .,l:,l1PJr in its likeness to the rattier ot Ins country. It was mv mn.t r.,r. ,,:;ve, eo" I,im t'15 " "v Mihoo.i, and his meinorx 1 lie portrait you have issued appears to :in exact likeness. ret.rc seiilinir ierf.itlv me t. bo the expression as well as the form and features of thetace."' And says IJKXERAL CASS, it is a lifelike representation of the Ereat original. PRESIIEXT Ell.l.-MOREsays. "the work appears to mo tohave been admirably executed and eminently worthy oftae patronage of the public." Savs MARCHANT the eminent portrait painter, and the pupil of Stuart, "yoiirprint to mv mind is more remarkable than any other I have seen, for presenting the whole individuality of the original portrait, together w iih the nolde and dignified repose of air and manner, which all who ever saw him considered a marked ehsraetersstle of the illustrious man it com m. morales. tor the great merits of this picture we would refer every lover of Washington to the portrait itself. ... i .... - T. . 1 . seen ai me oince 01 mis paper, and to the let ters orthe following Artists, Sta'esmeu, Jurists and iioi.u a.-voilipail HUT II. AKTISTS. Marvlinut and Elliott, of New York: Neagle, Kothermel, and Lambdin. of Philadelphia: Chester Harding, of Boston; Charles Fras.-s, of Charleston, S. C; and to the adopted son of Washinston. Hon. ;eo. V. P. Cnstis, himself an artist. STATES.M KN". His Exeellencv Millard Fillmore, .Major Gen. Winded! Scott, Hon.Ceorgo M. Hallas, Hon. William R. King, Hon. Daniel Webster, Hon. Linn Boyd, Hon. Lewis Cass. Hon. Wm. A. Graham, Hon. John P. Kennedv, Hon. R. C. Winthrop.LL.lt. JI RISTS. Hon. Roger B. Tanev. Hon. John Huer, Hon. John McLean. Hon. Rufns Choate. SCHOLARS. Charles Folsom, Esq., the well known Librarian ofthe Boston Athencum, who says. .-I would rather own it than any painted cpv I haveev ersoen;" E. P. Whipple. Richard Hildn-tli, Hon. Edw. Everett. LL. 1).. Jared Sparks. l.L. 1.. W illiam It. Pr-seott. LL. II.. Washington Irving. Falph W. Emerson. Ksq.. Prof. T.C. I pham.J.T. i'!,-.Hilley. Fitz GreeK llalleck. If. W. Longfeldiw. Wm. Gilmoro Simms: and FROM FH ROPK. l.or.1 Talt;,nrd. T. B. Jlacauley, Sir Archibald Alison, Lord Itarorof London. &e.i&r.&e. THE l'KKSS, throughout the entire t'nion, have with one voice procluime I the merits oftles superb engraving. j To enable all to possess this valuable treasure, it i is sold att'i.-l.-w price oi per copv. Published hy GEORGE V,CIHLnS. X. W". eor. of Fit'Sh ,'nd Arch st's. Philadephia. WILLI A'? STEEL, Sole Agent for th Slates of Ohio an 1 Indiana. This Portrait can ontv be obtained from J1R. STEEL, or from his duly authorized agents. Arrangements have been mjde with the Post Office Department. by which copies ol'.'he Portrait can be sent to any point, per mail in pi- rfe.-t order. Yr" Persons by remitting Five DoM to WJf . G. STEEL. Cincinnati. Ohio, will have aco.oy ofthe Portrait sent to them free of Postage. 11 f- Magnificent Gilt Frames, got up expressly for those Portraits, furnished at the low price of S.i.tH) each. JUST ISSUED, A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OP GENE UAL JACKSON, Enri-mt htj T. B. H'F.LC n. ESQ.. al'rrthe tiginal pvvtrnit painted by T. SLI.LT, .VIJ. This Portrait will he a match for tho Washington, and is in everv respect as well cot up. Price ..". 00 per cop; . Address as aliove 45 OTCr.. Orru n Indian v Mi ttmi. I'n.r. Ixsvnj! E Com-) i-vvv. 1-snivNAeoi.is. Ih tober 11. ls.Vi. rpHE MEMHEKS of said Companv are hen-hv no f. titled that at a Meeting nf Directors held thisday, i it was Ordered. That for the payment of losses by j tire, e-tiinated interest thereon, and other liabilities ' sustained and incurred by said Company since the i assessment of o, ober 7. iJ.".l. amounting in fin- ag- ' prcgnteto the sum often thousand two hundred ttfy -seven dollars and sev e my -nine cents, the follow - j ing assessTiicnt on the premium notes given to the . Company be pni.l by tlie inemh-'rs thereof to the ; Treasurer on or before tiie tw only-ninth day of No- ! venit.er next ensuietr. to-w it: t- Nmi's ix For. e. ! On ail notes dated on or before .lime 10. 1S.M, and not discharged at this date, being from No. 34-t.i to ; 44il. both inclusive, fourteen and three quarters j percent. j On all notes dated after .tune 10. and on or before September 00, is.it. being from No. 44i'i to j 4 1.. both inclusive, tw elve and one half percent. On at! notes dated aft -r September Sti, 1S51, and on or before December .4. lal, being from No. 4s to No. 40H3, both inclusive, ten and one half' per cent. j On all notes dated after December 54, 1M1, and on or before February -3. IS5-J. being from No. i-'M ' to No. 4.-iS. both inclusive, seven percent. j On all notes dated after February 1S.10, and on or before April -JO. 1S.V, being from No. 4.Vito No. ' 4..7T. both inclusive, six and one quarter per cent. ' On all notes dated after April -o. is.vj. and on or before .tune 10. li-.V2. being from No. 4.V7H to No. 4.". . !-eth incliisTve. five and one quarter percent. On all notes .lat-.l after .Inn.' 10. l.-.v?. and on or h-fore July 31. lSii. b;-ing rnim No. 4.V.). bothincliisive. four per cent. Ox I'vi'iRKO vxn DiscnvR.iED Notes. On all notes e.ire.l or d'scharg.-.l on or after! October?. Kit. and on or before Decembers!, lt51, i four aed one .piarter per eeui. On all notes evpired or discharged after Deeem-ber-.'e. ls.'.l. and on or before February S4, 1S,"5. ! seven and three quarters percent. On all notes expired or discharged aHer Fehrna- ' j ry S4. l-i.V". and en or before April 30. 1S.VJ, eight ! and one half per cent. ' ' tu nil notes evpired or discharged ofter April : 30. 1S.V. and on r before June 9, l.SVJ, nine and i one half percent. I On all notes expired or discharged after June U, lNVI. ten and three quarters per cent. ' i On all notes expired or discharged after July 31, : ' 1S.1S, and on or before October il, ISoS, fourteen ! an-1 throe quarters per cent. Ordered. That the Treasurer charge interest on all assesrments not paid on or before Novenilier .. is.-,-:. i ' Ke. Eirvs row AssrssMF.xrs will be forwarded to Agents or authorized persons to whom members ; are expected to make prompt payment. Interest will be charged on all assessments remaining unpaid on and afier the S!hh day of November, on , w hich they are payable; and at the expiration of 311 j days from this. late.delinquents will be liable to suit i for the w hole amount of their premium notes, I agreeably to the eleventh section of the Charter. Notes of "the State Rank of Indiana, or ofthe seeie paying banks in Kentucky and Ohio, wil be required for asses-sments-In eases where members have alienated their Policies by sale ofthe assured property or otherwise, they an- hereby notified that it is their duty to surrender the same for discharge, and to pay , the amount due up tho time of surrender, agreeably to tho requirements of tho fifteenth section of i the Charter, which must be enforeud by oflioers of the Company. Thisisso important a matter to members, that Agents are especially requested to call theirattention to it. and to give the properin- , formation in regard thereto. Policies fordisehar- ' ges should be forward-.! through the local agents, and addressed to the Secretary . In no case will a , policy he discharged until the amount oramonnts, I due on the note up to the date of surrender be first : paid. Bv or.ler ofthe Directors: Oct. 14 3w CHARLES . CADY, Tress. FREE STONE TIIA VI' on hand, and am constantly receiving a large stock of Free Stone, of the very best quality, and my arrangements are such that I ean furnish the foll ow ing articles either w holesale or retail. Window Sills and Caps. DoorSills.st. ps or fire wall roping: grave yard posts, head and foot stones either Free Stone or Marble. 1 have now on hand, 9000 ih-s window sills and cans: 500 ft of 3 n 6 inch door sills. P inch wall; I GOO of most superior water table; I 4im " of head stones for grave yards; SID pes of grave yard posts. 7 inches siptare: j fitsil fl of step stuff of all sizes; SMI" of doorsills, 1-Jineh wall: ' j 2inm " or fire wall eoping.4 by 11 inches: i I tlHHt " of fence coping. 4 by 12; , Together w ith a large quantity of other Free ! Stone w ork, all for sale very cheap for cash. Give ine aeall at ! kio-nk VAItO. ! Kast side Yine street, hetw ecu I'earl and Columi bia, on Second. IVrsons from the country about . ' purchasing stone, bv calling on me. can get their , ,,,,ed at the shortest notice, and on the. most reasonable term., as I keep a large stock of finished work, ofall sizes, constantly on hand to suit the country trade. ... j juit.v tl. ii.v n rvr..v r., nih 12, 1P5-1 12-ly Ciiieinnati, Ohio ir OI.T A- JI AI.TIIV-tJrcl H rulern 4V!lrr Irpol Ivasons New Untitling, corner tith and Walnut Sts. Cincinnati, rresh oysters supplied to dealers, packed in ice. Spiced oysters by the ease, a first rate article at low prices. ; Shell ovs'tersbv the barrel. 44 3w-. J. HITCHIXSOX, AgcnU I "lir ?l . .T HOW nit 1 1 r. Wholesaleand ! Vf retail tJrocer ec Produce dealer. South-east j orner nf Court ei Race streets, (opposite the Far- i cers Hotel.) Cincinnati. Ohio. A choice stork of i all goods in his line, constantly on hand al low prices. apl 9, leo2 161-ly Da. IM TTOX Kesidenl Papiicrrean Ar'.ist. Rooms over Price's ftr.
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JOHN WILLIAMS MERCHANT TAILOR, 3It.Cariiii'l, Franklin Co. Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Vestings and Vests, First QuaJltv CLOTIIIXG-RcadyMade Feb. 3d. 1852. J. II. OOOnilART. M. riMlFL. C.OODIIAliT & FISIIIIL irllOLI'SALF. r,.IT.RS in fancv and ' domestic lry t.'oo.ls and roadv made clothing. No. SI Lower Market street. S. S.". between Main and Sycamore, Cincinnati, Ohio. Keeps constantly 011 hand, for sale, a large stock of all kinds or poods in their line. Country merchants and dealers genorally, are inviied to examine them before purchasing elsewhere, nih 12, 1KW 12-1 v. TEH TIM OF .tDVKRTIMMi. For announcing candidates foreountv otlicesau.l olllces of a higher grade, subscribers w ill be charge.! 5 1 , non-subscribers $3. Township offices $. To be paid in advance. l'eaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied by obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid for at the rate or litlv 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 eharged the same. For publishing relitrious. political, scientific, bencioieni.anii literary notices, oranv other lis for
public meetings, to be charged at'therale above ' r genuine quality, full weight and length. and perspeciH -d. feet finish. Political circulars to be charged the same. I A liberal discount will always be made to Cash
ror aoienisingwives, double the usual prices, to be paid in advance. liivorce and chancery notices to be paid in advanee Advertising expulsion of members from anv se. cret society, to be charged full price. The above terms will be strictly and invariablv ad. liered to bv the undersigned. NELSON ABBOTT, of the Democrat. Jy 1.50 C. F. CLAKKSON, of the American. SA . " 4 -fc '.w. iJi t rT-u Mt.
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For the rapid Cure of COIT.HS. ( OLIIS. IIOARSC.ESS, BKOXMIITIS, 5 HOOrlXG-rOrCII, fROIT. ASTHMA. AXD (0.SniPT0. In offering to the community this justly celebrated remedy for diseases ofthe throat and lungs, it is not our w ish to trifle with the lives or health of the atlii.'te.l. but fianklv to lav before them tl. opinions ol distinguished men "and some of the ev-
Idonces of its success, from which thev can judge for i "en open it win neai tiiym sound in a short time, themselves. We sineerv lv pledge" onrselvea lo ' wiu " nil inflammation from the eoake no wild assertions or false statements of its i Breasts, and prevent ulceration if applied In seaet.sc.tev, nor w ill we hold out anv hope to suSering , ,on- Prepared by hum-niity which facts will not warrant. ! .MARSHALL COBLENTZ. Man f ront are here" given, and we solicit an in- I Lewisbi ro. Ohio, quirv from tlie public into all we publish, feeling For sale by M. W. HAILE. assnre t th.-t they will find them perfectly reliable. ' epS4-4l-lT Brookvu.i.e, Ind. and the n.'euieine worthy their best confidence and i . . , ,.,,-.,7-7T rtm "Ti ,' -. ' riatron-ii'O 1 r''0' 1.1-F.It The subscriber. Vm th, rf,c..;net; hhrd Prtrrtor of Chrmittrv and A livi"? one mile south of Idoominc Grove, will
-Mnfer;'..' A.'erfrn. Bovtlnin VaHrpr. Dear Sir: 1 .tela ' e." answering the receipt of your preparation, until l hau mi opportunity of w itnessingits effects in my own imily, or in the families of mv friends. This I have now done wt.li a high deg-ee or satisfaction, in cases both of s.lulis a'ol children. I have found it. as its Ingredien.'s show, a powerful remedy for colds, and coughs, ai'd pulmonary diseases. PARKER CLKAVKL.4XH. M- " llarMsw-ti K, Me., Feb. S, 1-47. rum Orrnrrria thr Hr.millvn it C"y. LowEi.t.. Aug. in. K54fl. Dr. J. C. Aver: 1 have been cured f the worst j cough I ever had in my life, by vour-CiiEHKV Pev - . Tniu ," and never fail, w hen 1 have opportunity, of recommending it to others. " i Yours, respe.tlullv. S.'D. EMERSON. Read the following, and see if this medicine ! is worth a trial. This patient had become very fee1 Me, and the effect of the medicine was unmis'takaply distinct: i V kited Stitks Hotel, Shtoo Sraixos,) i July S. lfi4'.. t 1 Dr. J.C. Aver, Sir: I have been afflicted with a painful affection ofthe lungs, and all the svmptoms of settled eonsmnplion. for more than vear. I roui.i nn.t no medicine mat would rcacn my case, until t commenced the use of your 'Cusrrt Prrtouvi.," which gnve me gradual relief, and I have lieen steadily gaining strength until my health is well nigh restored. While using your medicine. I had thi gratification of curing with it my n-vernd friend. .Mr. Truman: of Snmpter District, who had been suspended from his parochial duties by a severe attack of bronchitis. I have pleasure in corpfv ing these fa. ts to you. And am. sir. vouri ro.pe. tfnllv. J. F. CAldiOl X. of South Carolina. Tl "rJ Tlie following was one ofthe worst of cases, which the physician, and friends thought to be incurable consumption: CnESTRR. Pa.. Aug. oo.irs. J. r. Ater. Sir: t was taken with a terrible cough, brought on by a cold: in the beginning of last February , and was confined to my bed more than tw o months. Coughing incessantly night and day, I became ghastly and pate, my eyes were sunken and glassy, and my breath very short. Ineee.l, I was rapidly failing, and in such distress for breath, that but little hope of my recovery could be entertained. Wliile in this situation, a friend of mine, (tlie Rev. John Keller, of the Methodist church) brought me a bottle of your Cherry Pet toral, w hich I tried more to gratify him. than from any expectation of obtaining relief. Its good effect induced me toeontinue its use, and I soon found my health much improved. Now- iu three months. I am well and strong, and can attribute my cure only to your great medicine. With the deepest gratitude, vonrs. A-r. JAtfES GODFREY. PREPARED AXD SOLD BY JAMES C. AVER, Practical Chemi.t. Lowell. Mass. Sold in Brookville bv M. W. Ilaile: in l-aurol by Hifford cV lVpuy: in Metamora by C. Van Camp; in An.lersonvill'e byC. B. Overton, and by the druggists every where. 40 'Every fnmily should hare n ropj-. Jn invalnnbie book. ptitt? 25 ttt prr cpyMan AnTC f'yir7. DM. HI'NTER'S MF.Dli'Al. M AXt'AL AXD HAND BOOR FOR THK AFFLICTED. Containing an outline of tin Origin, Progress, Treatment and Cure of every form of disease, contracted by Promiscuous Sexual !ntercoui-so.hy Self-nhu.e, or by Sexual Excess, w ith advice for thei r prevention! w ritten in a familiar slv le. avoiding all medical technicalities, and every thing that w ould ofTend the ear of decency, from the result of some twenty years successful practice, exclusively devoted to tlie cure of diseases of a delicnt e or private nature. To w hich is added, receipts for tiie cure of the above diseases, and a treatise on the causes, symptoms and cure of the Fever and Ague, for twentyfive cents a copy; six copies one dollar; will be forwarded to any part of the I'nite.l States, by mail, free of postage. Address, postage paid. ' Btfx. IPG Post Office, or the Author. 3S Nonh Seventh street, Philadelphia. FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT. DR. HI'NTER will forfeit $50 if failing to cure any case of secret disease that may come under his care, no matter how long stam ling or afflicting. Either sex are Invited to his Private Rooms, 3 North Seventh Street. Philad'a. without far of interruption from other patients. Strangers and others w ho have been unfortunate in the select ion ot a Physician arc nviie.l to call. I.M POTENCY Through unrestrained indulgence ofthe passions, by excess of self-abuse, the evils are numerous. Premature impotoncy, in voluntary seminal discharges, wasting of the organs, loss of memory, a distaste for female society. general debt.ity, or constitutional derangement, are sure to follow. If necessary, consult the Doctor w ith confidence: he offers a perfect cure. I READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do well to reflect In-fore trusting their health, happiness, and in many cases theirlives.in the hand, of physicians ignorant of tt. is. class of maladies. It is certainly impossible for one man tounderstand all the ills the human family are subject to. Every j respectable physician has his peculiar branch, in I which he is more successful than his brother professors, and trt that he devotes most of his lime and Stlldv. I YEARS OF PR ACTICK. exclusively devoted to the study and treatment of diseases of tacsexnal organs, together with ulcers upon the body, throat, nose, or legs, pains in t!ie head, or bones, mereu- : real rheumatism, strictures, gravel, irregularities. . diseases arising from youthful excesses, or impurities ofthe blood, whereby th constitution hasbej come enfeebled, enables the Doc'or to offer speedy i relief to all who may place themselves under his care. Medicine forwarded to any part of the United States. Price five and ten dollars per package. Oct. 15. 1SS0 13-ly. Hoi sr. An lot .t pmriTR SAl.KTha house and lot imme.lialclv ' n.-rth of the Methodist Church is for s.i!. Apply to 44-3m. J. P. HOWLAXD.
Navigation Open. FAM. ANN WINTER ARRANGES MEST J White vv.ter Canal Packet Line between Cambridge anil Cincinnati. Cincinnati and Comiersville, luil. V. R. Mail Daily Packet 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, Clev'esiown. Harrison, Cedar Grove, Brookville, Metamor. and Laurel. The following boats comprise the line: BUCKEVE STATE, and HOOSIER STATE ! There will be a Packet leave Cincinnati arerr Satur.lav, at 2 oYlock, for Cambridge. There" w ill be a Packet leave Cambridge every Monday morning, at 7 o'clockThese 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 ine country, mubii pncl.ae.-s ill oe delivere.tat all the tow us along the Line by leaving Uiem a I the Office. In going up the boats will pass Brookville at 3 o'ciock in the mori.ing. And in goine.lown about e iu the evening. HALL 4c BAKWISE, 4. 3-. Proprietors. OTICE IS Iintr.nV GIVEN That i letters of Administration have been granted to the undersigned, npon the estate or Solomon Allen late of Franklin County. In.l., deceased. All persons indebted to the estate are required to make immediate payment, and those having claims ugainst the estate, will present them according to law forpaymeut. Thees estate.is probablv solvent. ELI ALLEX,'Adtnr. September 3fith, 1F32. 3.-. Jonsi D. Jojccs, ) p.... Cams Jokes. J. V. .Ionf. " Xo.T Jones Allev. Phifa. ior.s kkotiierk a ro.,ini'oit. .1 i Fits 4NU ni:i.i:itK i nitv dl(DS, No. I l'carl strrol, ritirinliati, beg leave to announce to their friends and most desirable of ail kinds of FOKEIGX AXD DO .MhSIlC FABRICS. Having devoted many years of close Attention to their business, and inasmuch as they import manv or their a-oo.ls. and have a purchaser constantlv in the market, to get up styles, and avail themselves nf every opportunity to pick un bargains, buvers ! may conti.ieutly expect to tin. I a stock well suite'd to j their acts, and at Ilie lowest prices, j Tlieir Patent Threads, Spool Cottons, Irish Linens. Hoyle's Prints. Cambric. Jaconet, and Swiss : Muslins, and many other goods being manufactured ! and carefully selected in Eurie. for their own I sales: havine their seal on each pound, dozen, and piece, are 11111s cuaromien to me purchaser to be ; "jers. Sept. 1S52 39-3m. C01ir.TIII XrWI-T.1 all dealers In 'P FANCY DRY GOODS. I am prepared tooffwr. at ; w holesale. a splendid stock of E.M BROIDEKI ES, i LACES. RIBBONS. BONNETS. Jlillincrv Goods, j Dn-s Trimmings. Hosiery. Gloves. Linen-Cambric nan.iKorcniois. fans, lomi.s. Brushes, and in short all styles of FAJifY HOODS, and shall be receiving constantly from New York Auctions and im porters, many ofthe most desirable and cheap su lea . 1. 1.n ,o.m. The plan adopted Is tnbnv and sell for CASH charging FIVE PER CENT, advance. ' Though this system has been successfully tested by Staple Goods Jobbers. I believe this to lie the on. j ly house carry ine out the same in Fancv Goods, i City and Country Purchasers are invited to look through this stock, hoping the Reduction in Prices : will make it to their interest to purehao. ; 1). KERRY, ; No. IP-: East side Main Street. bet. Fourtli & Fifth st. -o. ly. Cincinnati. Marshall s Salve. IT HAS PROVEN ITSELF to be the greatast I remedy of tiie nge for White Swelling. Fever Sores. Piles. Rheumatism. Sore Breasts. Suit has never failed to cure I Fever Sores, old l leers. Ac., always yield to tho 1 henling influence nf this celebrated Salve. i PII.KS This S..1VO 1. tliA mil. .!. 1 ' re Itaelf inrallH.10 as a curi for the Piles. If "ll " i" 'mvi'nj, turn I'vrafTfrt'u in, it will in nil oases ettWt a permanent and lasting SALT-KHEl'.M AND TETTER It has perform ed the most astonishing cures in these diseases KIIEIMATIS.M AND BKONCIIITI S 1 1 has given generaesatisfaction In these coinpliants. StRF. AND S WELLKD BREASTS We would ' particularly rendnimleo the Salve for Sore Hrcnsis be ready lohull and clean clover by the 1st week in November. This machine will Im one of the best in use. which will hull and .dean clover seed by once running through. I will attend with my machine w herever desired in the eountv.on reasonable terms. V'M. HATFIELD. Sept. 2H, 1S5-2. 41.-3w-. New Goods-New Goods rill'. 1 li:itM;i:ilakesthis method of inlorining tlie citizens of t uiou eouutv that he as just received direct from the Eastern cities, one t!w I irgesl 1 and best stock of Spring and Summer both fancv and substantial, that he has ever oo.ls. nd tlie pleasure of exhibiting to this community, is stock consists in part, of the follow iug : . Dress Silks, Bleached and brown I lain Black, changeable, sheeting 10-4 w ide; I "ipod.barro.l and figured. Mole skin. Silk, Fnr, Silk Tissues and Borages, brush. Kossuth. Jennv Berage Delaines. Liud, Magvaf, CalilorFancv and ll'k inous de nia. English, Straw, laifies. Braid, full trimed and Plain ei w at'd silk poplins common palm leaf and Fancv and emb'.l law nt straw hats. Fanrv Kos. do A "pl'n Fn nch ginghams sutli China peafl hats Domestic .V Manchester do for infants Hl'k. striped and solid do Hardware and cutlery; Fancy, oil, red and figured Crockery ware: prints t;lassw.ire and Queens i Plain and flg'.l ld'k prints ware; 4-4 double i iirnl. no China and Tinware: Plain ld'k silk warp lustre Trace imd stage chains; do do mohair do Halter Chains w ih do do Alpacco do snaps. , Fancy and plain " " Antes shovel A: spades; Sw Iss mull .V mull muslins Long and short handle Superior India book ' 4prongforks: Plain and crossed barred Mill, .toss and hand jaconets and law ns; saw s: i do w hite and col'di-amhric Ten n.-ut and Wood j ; do e llg'.l bobinctsforcaps llui ts best axes and' and undersleves; i adzes; J ' French braid. C hina Pearl. XaiJ nnd lath hammers . i CoMnrg lace. English straw; and hatchets; and KrenchtJimp Bonnets; Ilorse.vvhitewasli.ste'ro I Misses and chidlrens " and shoe brushes; I : lionets, cap .V neck rihons: Japanned and brass la- ' j Plain, fancy and hl'k man- Lie castors; j I tail ribbons; Horse card, and curry ; Extra w ide fancy colors for combs; J bonnet strings; Ladies. -Missesandchil- ' ; Ladies ld'k, white and fan-' drens shoos: cy colored kid gloves; Men's, bov sand infants I-i. lies bi'k. w hite and fan- boots and shoes; I cy colored silk gloves; Drugs, paints, oils and ! Ladies hl'k pic lue gloves dye studs; ! ii n.l mits; Trunks, carpet sacks, . Indies. Misses and chil-: and sar.chels: 1 drens plain and fancy silk Cariage tri minings and parasols: tlv nets. Ladies, I jng feather fans. Three Ply. Imported
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, " shell iiH-Kcnmns Ingram cotton and rag ! rv thing usuallv kept in a Book establishment, and ! " " imitation shell " cariK'C. w here vnn can" with a verv small sum .f mon.-v " " Butlalo "A full and complete ; procure enough of g"od books lo make a nieeldtlc I ' "Horn " " stock of ramily t;rH-e- familv librarv. Bibles, bible dictionarvs and Com- " " lute mixed and ries. , mentarv s, rhilo.npb.icat. Historical. Biographical, bl'k hose: 3d 4.1 lid Sd Hid 111 and i Poetical. Religious. Miscellaneous, and School I Indies flue unbleached " and nails: fd bra.ls.and i K.oks. Albums, scrap books, blank books, and cv- ; " " sl!" " wrought nails:tlnishing err varietv of record, pf-st. cap. letter and note paMisses and chidlrens "(brads; shoo nails and per. together with al) the etceteras, belonging to I Ladies fine linen cambric saddlers tacks; t,e trade constantlv nn hand, and f.-r sale on the
n.ii. is: N". 1 nn.l .viassacnu - Ladies fine w orked collars setts Mackerel, by the and schimisetts; barrel or half barrel: Ladies siik and hand-work Kanawha and X'cw Y. linnet! lace; salt bv the barrel: Ladies lisle thread lace, Louisville lime and eo.lgiiig and insertion; I inent: Gents ld'k Italian silk era- Washing tubs: vats; Wooden Buckets; Cents bl'k silk h.l'fs: Wash Board (nine) " "Pocket " Also sole agent for Iaii- " white tinneii " "don e t o.'s family adics hl'k silk lace, and medicine"; tl. B. veils: Such as Indian ex.pectl.a.lies w mv KI K sua inc. Illne. Hue Hack, hrown." ,mi,o..nd alcriim VM" ' , .w . -....,.c.-....-..r. if i k '.. . i". -. i aruiiiiaiive I'li.s.-iiii, Rlue, tdue Mn k. st-el and Tonic Veruinire; Oxford mixed rassamers; Keninle Klixir: Plain and taucj ras.-,niers: Remedy for l'iles: Krown, hlack, tt'een and I'herokee Liniment: grey tweeds; Fever and -Ague Fills; Blue, blue black, hrown 4c Oriental Hair Tonic; sleel miTed satinets; India Sanative Pills r'lain and Kil.lied Prince lr. Bi-n Kran.lreth " Albert cord; Sucar Coaled " Plain and ribbed Angola Peters Verv'aldef and Mohair cord; Sapptnef-Vn's Pcrer Plain, mixed, striped and Aeae Pills: barred cottona.les: SIcLaine's Pi'ls Heavy tw illed linnen duck Mcline"s Verinifiipe;' Crass an.l brow n linnens; B. F. Khanestock llrown and tileached rous- lir. Kogers rompmind I'm. an.l Irish linnen; ' syrop. Liniment and Brow n and bleached, blue' Tarn drills and bascinc: 'Folfrers Olosnonian: Brow n tlznahiirc muslins; Wi.-tar's llal.sam, Wild and bed tickine; j t herry; Shirt, striped and apron Huff's Balsam for the checks; cure ofall Lung comBrow n. fiirured cotton and Linnen talde cloths; Bleached Ked, ereen, yellow, and Maiuts: Tobacco, Snuff and cipars; Carpet, coverlet n coton Yams: white naiincls; And a rreat manv other articles to te.iioii mention in litis notice: all of which the atteiitn of the citizens of the county are most respectf ully invited. The nudersiirned bees leave to return thanks for the liberal patronaee heretofore bestow, ed, and hopes by an upriirht course, and close attention to business, to merit a eontinuance of the same. All kinds of country produce taken in echunire f..r p.H.ls; to those w ihinfr to pay cash can fet an a.lvantace of ten per cent on all sums over one dollar. A. B. JOHXKON. LiaEKTT, May 11, 2i-ni S. s.TVVIOH. VVM. a. TREKll. j. tt. w vsixr TAYLOR, FRENCH & WYNNE, Im'OltTIOHS and wholesale dealers in Irish Linens and white goods. Also. I'mbrelkis.l'aras!s. liloves. Hosiery, and even' description of trim mines and fancy dry goods, corner of Main anIVarl sts. Cincinnati. nib 12 li-ljd m II. BFSS K TTW It.ikrrr Flutter j. r.icKers at cts per in, r-ona tt'semt at 5 cts per In. oy tne box or battel. Cincinnati. No. 3. Low ur. Market Kih S, le52 11-ly
IjTHNftt'RE WARE ROhl S Ustfitig 1 purchased of Mr. Giimsr.R, his stock of furniture, and hating enlarged the room !! lidded largely to the stock on hand. I am now ready to supply the pur-lb m ith a good article of furniture, bought at established houses of credit. Fit stock consists of Sofas, bureaus, centre, card, din-nrand breakfast tablesi Writing desks, wnclosert. tdaiu working and wash stands, bedsteads, plnsr?, cane, and common chair, uiattRisses, lounges, sfus, crit'S, A-r. The articles I will sell cheap for rash or approved country produce. My room is in Linck 4 Farquhar's building, my 19-22-tf JAMES. M TVSER. The Place for Bargains. IOS. It. C'l.AKK, keeps eonsUntlv on hand at all times, a general assortment of watches, chains, keys, breast pins, ear rings, finger rii rt. spectacles, gold and silver pencils, gold jk.iis of the best quality, silver spoons and thimbles, scissors, pen and pocket knives, razors of the lcst ;unlitv. together with a general assortment of fancy articles, such as are usuallv kept in jewelry stores Also 8 day and thirty hour brass clocks, which I will sell as low as they can be bought in the city. Clocks, watches and jewelry repaired in Pie best manner and on reasonable terms. Old gold and silver taken ill exchange for goods or work, l"jOu door above Tj ner's store. 'lOUF.IIOl SI", Manufacturer and tl dealer in Furniture, Chairs. Bedding and Alattresses. 134 Sycamore street.six doors above Fourth, opposite the Post office Cincinnati, Ohio. Je 424i-y T Al'REL ACADE.TIY. This institution is Ji situated in the pleasont village of Laurel. Franklin Co. Intl. Commenced iu first term August 9th
jr.... The object of its principal aid friends is to put the means of a good education within the reach of every young man and woman in this county and vicinity. Provision has been made to secure thorotgh instruction in all the various branches of En professions Foard may be had at the hotels, and at various private houses, on reasonable terms. Covrse or sti nv and terms or Trmox. Reading. Orthography, Writing and Arithmetic, per quarter S'2.00 Geograyhy. Parley's l'n. Historv, English Grammar. U. S. History. Nat. Philosophv 2.50 First Session Algebra! Geog., Heavens School Physiology. Chemistry Book keep. 3.00 Nat. Philosophy, Wood's Botany. Hitchcock's Geology. Robinson's Algebra, Geometry (U-gender) 4.00 Moral and Jlental Philosophy. Evidences of Christianity. Logic, Rhetoric. Surveying, Latin and Greek languages, literature and Robinson s Astronomy 5.00 j Exercises iu Composition and Elocution throuru- : the course. BOARD OF EXAJUNATMN. Dr. GifTord. T.J. WHITE, Moses J. Kllv, . Pike. Lewis C. Fouts, C. R. Clements. Dr. Kitchen. J. 1). Henrv. James Tuttle. Esq., Favetteville, Ind. Danl. Churchill, Rush Co. 3a If. AB. W. 181 EG H I.E. Principal. P. Ac A. APPI.FGATF, Carriag Manufacturers. Monroe St.. Connersvilla Indiana. jv 9 sib.lv IIHKI.HIX; 1'IAMIN- We shall open this week several of our Spring stock of Pianos to which we invite the attention of pureiiasers. They are mostly from the factory of Jonas Chickering.wlio it is well known, is one nf thu old- ' 1 est 1111. 1 most successliil nianul'a. Hirers iu this conn- ' j try. These Piano Fortes are worth ten percent 1 morethan those made w illiout tlie enlirc iron frame, ; I as they are thereby more iluralds- and remain in i tune much longer. The touch is more delicate than ! in other instruments, a Tact worth ttie consideration j of ladies ho have not the amount of strength rcq. ' uisiteto press down th keys of many pianos now ' manufactured. j Please call and examine ou inlrumc.t. COL1U KN fV FIELD, I Jlusic dealers and publishers, l."4 .Main street, j npi k, i-o' i-j t inciiinali DAIOILIIS IIOTi:i-CoriierKaee & Court J streets. Cincinnati. A. C. HESIN'O. Proprietor, attached the Hotel is a very large waggon vard and rtabli ng for Coo horses. Bills verv reasonable, apl U, lKV.' lli-10-lil TTT I.. IriltAAV Wholesale and retail dealtf erin PaU-nl l.rass Cl.n ks, No 7S. Kvcamore tr-et. second door below Third, Cincinnati, O ap '.i tun plSTAV Iir.Kff:il -Importer. MT and n-tail dealer in Hardware et Cn wholesale ! i Main St.. 4 doors above Eighth sL. rinrinniltiOliio. ! keeps constantly on hand a larjre assortment In his i line of business. oc 17, "il 13-1 y J nil. .1. W. KI'.r.l.Y. Snrtr-: roil Iriitist. Hrookviilc. In.).; ! has located pernianrntly In Brook- i vile, Kranklin count.. Indiana. All operations in the denial Art performed upon the: latest and most approved principles and warrant- i ed. FTP Office in the North end of tlie Adair tavern Uind. I 5-ly A fill c t e d Read! Iirmrii. Ilonsr, i-.lahlislirl fiT ' lS. .itS MWWm is 1 n-.v - V . ' Corner of Third and I men s., IwfwreA Sr'fnre ' and Pine streets. Pliiiadelphia. l-iftcn years of extensive and uninterrupted prracticc speiil iu this ' J cei.-fiil prnctiti.-iier far and near in the tjeatnieiit of ,H. ,..... .,r ..ri.n , nni.irn Per..-..,. ini..ij i.u 1 cilv li'ivn reiiil-reil l.r. K lite most i..H.rl.iiH t... : ! ulcers ui.on the bodv. throat, or lees. i.'nV... in ih,. , head or bones, mercurial rheumatism, slri. lur.-s. . praveL disease ari.iinr from voml.fiil or impunities of the blood, w hereby the roiislitutiou has become enfeebled, are all treated w ith success. He who places himself under the care of Dr. K. may religiously confide in hi. honor as a gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill ns a physician. Takr 1'airt ioulnr Notice I Young men w ho have injured themselves by a certain practice indulged in a habit frequently learned from evil companions or at school tlie effects of w hich are nightly felt, even w hen asleep, and destroy both mind and body, shoul.i apply immediately. Weakness and constitutional debility, loss of muscular energy, physical assitude and general prostration, irritability and all nervous affections, indigestion, sluggishness nf tholiver and every disease in any way connected with the disorder of the jirrvreative functions cured, and full vigor restored. You 111 tin A .Tlnnltooil. a vKioRnr s tirK. or a ritKMvriRt: death. KINKELIN on Self Preservation Only it cts. Tliis Hook just published is filled w ith useful information, nn the infirmities and diseases nf the Generative Organs. It addresses itself alike If Youth, Manhood, and old uce, and should be read by all. The valuable advice and impressive w arning it gives. w:li prevent years of mis. ry nnd suffering and save Annually 1 hinsainls of Lives. Pnron's by reading i wi!l learn liow to prevent the .lestrnciion of their children. , A remitiitticc of 2. cents, enclosed in a letter, addressed to Dr. Kinkei.ik. N. W. corner .f Third and 1'ninn streets, between Spruce and Pine. Philadelphia, will insure a book under envelope, per return of mail. Persons at a distance may address Dr. K. by letter, (post paid.) and be cured at home. Packages of medicines, directions, etc., forfrom c.1 by sending a remittance, and put up secure damage or curiosity. Book sellers. New s Agents, Pedlars. Canvasert and all others supplied w ith the above w ork atvey, ow rates. 2 jf-lye BOOK KTATIOVtltY Tnll in at Scott's Book store, Bragg House, Post Office room. Libertv. t'nion f mnitv. w hen von can find almost eve. ; most reasonable terms. JOji H'. SCOTT. Liberty, June Iflh, lr'52. 57-tf ."OTICF.of the remc-ral cf !he lud Office fiom ( n Ikiv to .".lena.ha. in Wisconsin. I'mler i : autiiority conferred ty the -.-ec. nd s-elicn of the act of I'micn' approved .tune 2iJ. l.tl, entitled j '-.In act t create additions! fund li!ricf in t!ie I .Ktat-s of Illinois and Missouri, and in the territorv north of the Mate of Illinois." j The l-md Ollice now at Cn-en Kay in the Plate of, i Wisconsin will he removed to the town of M. na- j ; slia.and hf oeiie.l ,'lu refor husiness on the fir-it I day of Scpteintsr-r aent.t -:.. i..- i i . .i , . i " ''' '."."-c.., oi as,,, or,on I K,. )h, y. Kv the l'-.-.:dc.(: '.toriN wiLsox, m Ill.i ut fir.i.Monr:. I Land Office. rtiue t's'iii uiissioner ef the Ceneral Ajy 3li .VJ til cvt I irATLl).-A complete set of Pr. Drake's , t Western Journal of the Medical and Physical ; f5ciences."publihedatCincinnati.O. Adrtressthe t.litor of tbo Indiana American. 3. 3w. j rOSEY TOAV SlIIPMiECTIOX. The ! Board of Commissioners al their present session. ! haTC removed the place of tin!. line elections In said ; towu. hip, from Bulltown lo lavid 1 4, rue's Tarcm in Anders.uiviile. Sept. 7th, lfj-2 y.vc. j Dn Aftr.ltSO-X'S (.aalrir Arnfral IzerollirKreat rrfnlatnr of thi Hie stamarli a it ft katrels It one of the best UysiH-pfie and fever and .'I t-.' anu l ... ,. mku. ill. ..Illllt'S .11 IHC present are. Its nettfralizinc qualities improve. I, . .... . 1 . .. .."I'v.. medicines of the the digestion. gives a tlealthv tone to the stomach regulates the bowcTs. and" giv-es power to the hr,-I man system to throw ptf al, diseased and worn out ! matter, nr. Anderson has used the Nentn.liz.er in his practice for all varieties of diseases arising from a disordered state of the stomach, for more than twenty yea rs with complete sueressjis can be show a by htiudrcdsof certilirates. All we ask. is that our friends will call and give it a trial, as wc know that it will rive entire satisfaction. N. P. fJallii.ii arent in Brookville. Ilruggisis and country nu-nhanls supplied in largo or small quantifies by m. Anderson, No. 157 Main St. Cincinnati. 1JOU t IE.A Tavern Stand, in the town Xo West I'nion. Fayette Co. Ind. It is in good roe pair, in a good lo- a ion. an.l the only Tavern in the town. It has a e.mmI run of rust. .in. andwill h. sold on reasonable terms and conditions. For particulars apply to subscriberon the premises. PF.TF.K A. HTSO', lept. l(Hh. 155. 3w.-. rtlVK 1 nitWCT Vf!.! T IV i LF.K. has opened the largest and most splendid ! assortment of millinerv re.,!, rv,.. r.ff..f..,l 1. 1 lirookville, consisting of bonnets of cverv stvle, from "."its up. Kil,...i, of every variety, t'ogeilier with a splendid stock of oslrirlfcathers, caps, ard all the varieties of linings, and ran furnish milliners wntinff snonlies. rh.n mm ih.rr.. k. 1 in Cincinnati, she invu -si . . rold rusloinersto call and eximiue her at-Kk. 43.-3 w.
For the Rrmonl nnd rennnnrav re of all Ai:vors diskas.-'.s, And of those Complaints which ore enn jy an Irt paired, weakened, or unhealthy romiition of tli NERVOIS SYSTKJf. This beautiful and convenient application ci the mvfclerious H.v.vers of li I.V" AN isj and MAINI-.T ISM. ha b.,n .n.timiTi(p.l h, .1 t: ..I cians. botli in Kuro-e and tt:e L nitc.1 States, to he "the Must val'.tutit Mtdicinal J)iroi rry vf tke nse. Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT magxrtic ri.riD, is used w ith the most perfect and ceituin ucr in sll cases of GEXF.IIAL, DEI1IUTT, Strengthening the w eakened bo.lv. giving tone to th, j various oruis ar..l invigoiatin tlie eiuirc svs.ewi 1 Also in UTS, (UAVr.'PtHtl.VSiS an.l PAISY, !MSi KISI or INDIGESTION. KMK.L'J! TISI, A.-fiK sad 1 us. mc. ;IT. Eril.KPSY. Ll M B V- ! lit'. DEAFNESS. NEP.VOIS TKK.vOKS r'.l.i'l . TA'IION vr thk IltAUT. AI'OII.EXV. NEITIALI ,iiA- TAINS r thi SiOK so i 1 EST, I.IVKK II OMI'I.MNT, SriNjI. COVM.AINT. -o ( l li j V ATI ' It K or thk SUNK. HIP t OMI LAINT. DIS ' EASES or Tm KIDNEAS. llr.Kli IE.( A or N E It ; voi s r. rinsi" m. enkugv. mi :i nek VOfS TiiSKASES. which conij-leints arise from oms inqde cause namely, A Drian;rinrnt of Hit crvons Syntttti. itS- ln XEKVOVS OMI'LAINTS. Drugs and M-.-dieines ineitasr fir rfii'nst. for thev weaken tli PhI energies of the already prxwtrateJ svtero, li ile. nndrr the ttrengtUeuingl lile-giting. vitali.io inniiciiee of lialvanism, ns ;iilio.i bv this beautiful and wonderful .ilcovery. the fxhmnvd patient snd wABkemd siiiieier is resnired to lurm.r L.lik I strength, ri'astiriiy. and vigor. J he great peculiarity an 1 excellence of Dr. Christie's Gaivanic Curatives, consists in the fact that they arrest and cure nimtie ; ny tutirmd apt'liralfn. in place of tlie usual mode ui i drugging and physicing tlie patient, till exhaastad nsuiie siiiks nojieiessiv unurr the infliction. ' 7'rv srrfisrtirn thr trW si.trw miutIiV. tk rU-..L. tian of the hiaod, primolt thr smrli 'Mi. tn)A ncrsr t the sW-gr.xr inyui-y umlrr ary iTiunilv.i. Since their lntrodurliin ia the I n.'.c.i Slatst. only three vtJtif since, more than 75,000 Prisons, including all ages, classes, and conditions, anong hich writ a Urge nnmtier of ladies, w ho are j ecu j ' ...iejvci io .xervoiis i ompianiis. tiave rcu EN rlEELY AND PESMAKEKTLT CURSD, , hen nil hope of r lief l.sd been given tip, and ev.iy ; tii.-.ig t i--c been tl ied in vain ! I To i!!u-'?nte the iisf.it the ; t,A' tMC I7F.t.T slppose tlie ca r f s pr-con aalictt.1 wit'i o.-t ban . of civilii.-ioii. Il M-M'SI . ,.r any e'.I.er i hnin.e or I Nervous tn.oi.l.'r. In "nlim-t ci r. iti iivllitail Inkeu. which, by their action on the nerves an4 ! ni licles of tho st.'TMUch, slloicl Um r . a- iclirf. but j which leave tic illici t m a Lover it.' e n-id wiia in.. tired Lenities, rilier the n.-lion tim c. iied has i ceased. Now con-j are 1 1 1 1 - with th f fleet t-sultin j fioni the Sjipliciitienel ilie t; M.V'A.Nir li.-.l i'. Taks 1 l'yi'f '.ic suMerer. 1 1 . n in the worse v lei it ol 1 an attack, and rinqdy t:e the licit arouu'.l t.ie bo.iv using tlie Magneiie Hiu.t as . ire. te l. In a ihoit ei l. d the iii.cnMlit. cr.t irr-tion w ill act on th povitnf . Icment of die Hc't. theivby causing a sl v auic ciiculstion w hich will) as oii to l'ie m-pptive, and thence t ack snn t the positive, thus kefjiiun up a continiiont ijii.3i.ic circulation throughout Ilie i stem. '1 hus the m.t sri ere cases ( I!!'M'. SI are t'EKM t 1 N i I V MUKI). A Kr.UIHt(J fOKlKN AMPLY SIVHi IKNT TO F.K D1UATK THE DISEASE OK i EAKS IKRTlFirATKS AM) TCSTPIOmLS Vf Ihc ?iost iiiloit!lrl linrnctcr. I rum all j-arts of the r.im.try. could bs given, snfll cicnt to till cvei; coliimn in this j scr! AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, which conclusively proves thit Tiutb is slr.mgcr lltnn I'kUon. crnE op Rlironialisui. Brmirhilis, m Fy?! fj s.'.i. Kr".V. PP.. LAND1S. A CLKROVM AN. VI .rv .ier"y, il tint,:: izuishcj aita.'r.incats and tal;ri rr';r.t.ttu. w:i;o:--I'-vrv. New Jcrier. .Inly r lpta. Du. A II riftum-iic : JrarSir, Von wih to know p." m; what lias 1ppii ti-o n-stjlt, in mvnwncaie, of the Hi I.i atimi of the (iALVAMC UKLT XiXK I.A K. My rrptv i :is l.'Umv: Vvr nbiMit ttcevttt jrcj t 1 ha.! I rn suft'orin from Pvj c, m:i. Kwij ' -ir l!ic f i.ij.ton.s 1 rcame utii-., . nr CMil.i T ol-tHit. j - r unout rditM ' fnn any ocnrsn :tf ntpiii.-wl rrntmoiit ub'i'vrr. A!tit f'trfrtt Tears : tiiiv-t. iu c.nM'iiioiro . f .Ve'.picnt oxi ome U th , wcatlir, in the .iicl' :)--- 1 :y j n?t-ral ilutjeg, I 1 l'cnmo Knttjrrt to svwte i lironir'. IlhciiTiMtifcTn, wtticli, for j ear alter yrar, ctnise-i me in.lecrinaM anguish, t arther : in tho w inter cf IMa nmi in . consequence of j.uji,l'tii--j a grvM Val in tpt nwn lid in ioii other rhnn-hes in this region, I vi a at : tacked by tlie Urmicli itiv vhn ii si in t ocam p ; cvere a to rcqniie an i::i;itc 'i;tte Kii:jeii i. n of my jtftfttoritl iiihor. My nn rMt strfrm u-n.-: now thmouirhiy prostrated, and hs my ftronrhiti? hictium v. oie. so aUotli-l my isei-sia anl Khctimutic nf faction thus evincing that these dioi tiers wro ronnec(fti with onrli ttlier thiouii the nuIinm of the Noi'votifc System. In ti c wh.le l:ftinir.ciMTiii tlire Reemetl to Tie noremeinl acnt. which route reach nn.t recuperate my Nervous iSytem ; every thmjf that I had tried U c thin jMiiiose had c'm 1 Iculy laikd. At last I led by my Irnsrls trt examine jour invention, ar-i. (.hong!, with no Tcit RaitRiiine" Impea f their e::icitncv. I d. tcr:iiine"4 to ti r tl;- rfloi t of the npjdirntin id the i l.V MC KKI.T xn Nhi'Kl.Ai Kt with the M Ati.N Y.'l'lC I 1. 1 ID. 1 hia was ih June. 1 S4ti. To my cnr.ii Tt'Ni$MMrtrt in ntopATi Mr Dvrrri N.Di;miti it IIIC.H'T ViYP I WAS FAfU t ti TO R V9V 1 K !T 1 AS I OR A L l Afli'Ra; VK MAVK 1 SIM K tlMITTKD A MdJlK filKVlCK 01 aitoi -it f iiik t'.hotiini ; aiu Mr Knkc M ATIO a rirTif)r us KTinn.y ( kahfli ttfoiulh me. Such is the wonrfci ftil and hsppy re;nitf: of the experiment. ! I have recommended tho BKLT ami r l.L ID to many w ho have heen likevite nlterin from Neural , ftic Aflee tiona. They have tried them, with Hrrv ar.avi.ia, 1 hf-i icvk, in ivkkt cak. : I am, le?.r sir, erv repecfnl!r rotir. J "HUbKUV U'.'LANDIS. ! DR. CHRISTIE'S 5 ALVA -VIC AKCKLACE Is used for all Complaints ollcctins the Throat ot Ilea l. Mich n Rrurhitis. InRiimmati.in f IheThroat, Nertous smt Sick llcadnchr. Pizzinrss of the Head, . Neiiral'ria ja the I-'rcc. i'liring nr Knaring in the Kars, IeHt'ue!S, which is c-m-ial'ly N. r ens, mul th4 atisfressiug cunplanit. callc l '1 ic'Didt reux I . DR. CHRISTIE'S i (i A LVA M C ll A VR LETSf i Are found of vat service in cases -f 1'onvirisiona I or Kits. Spasmodic I nniplaints, and general Nervow j Afl'ectioiTS of the lles.l an.1 nnprr extremities. Also , in I'sUt and rnralys.s. and all Diseases caused by at Deficiency of Power, or Nervous Lnergy, in th iiaioa i--- outer organs 01 ine noay. Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia. ,ee dreadful and aponizin complaints are ra ntdiately rtlimd by the application ol tlie ..jii.rAivra Bklt. Nini.iiT. and Kiiin. The licit diifuses the Kleetricity through the system the .Necklace has a local effect and the Huid acts directly iijmn the atl'ectcd nerves. In these diktie&sing ttfiiictioua th application NtVKK KAILS. FITS AND C0NYUL3I0NS.' These alarming and terrible corr.plaints are alw-syt rs.ied hj- a nii;j..ii . Arrrn. The Kilt. Bsscri.rTs. and Ki.rin, will cue Bearlv ercTT case, no mutter how young or how old the patient ir hoar confirmed the complaint. Numerous and aiton.shing proofs are in possession of the proprietor. XT Many hundred Certificates, from a!l parts ol the country, of the most extraordinary character, caa be given, if required. No trouble or incoarenience attenda the nse of UK. CHRISTIE'S Cf l.r.lSIC .1KTICLE. an4 they may be worn hy the most feeble and delicate with perfect ease and safety. In many case tlie seastion attending their nse is highly rlwmt and a-rae We. They can be tent to any part of the country. Prices: The OaWamc Belt, Three Dollar. The Galvanic Necklace?, Two Dollars. The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar etek The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar. The Articles are accompanied by fall tod I -1 3- w. . , . ,.,, 1 rl"L",,d,!r1 T?;. rmPhl; fU arUcntara. . ma he had of the authonze.t Ant may be had of the authorized Agent, PARTICULAR NOTICE. t(f Bneait Ccuntnfeilt uni WartldtM Imitation D. C. MOREBEAD, M. D1 tATLVL AOENT FOR TIIF. I NITF.D STATE 134 Braadway, New Yarlt. A I TIitiRIZKIt ACK.MS. M. V. HA ILK. Ucokiin-: F. Sr .-.vv. Fa rfield; P. Benv.-r. Libert-: Ch.is. Van M:','. ''. u.ir.oia. liiff.r.l and Pepux". I a -,r. !. Sept vn ber 4. 151 31-lyr.I"t rporon'Tii v j!i:urivT'!,t I lT, Ar, V li..l-s:;.,. I oi!ing, ..: simeres, 'estii gi. Trtmieii c. e.-c.. e. Rot hie Area!.-. 1 4 ."Inin sire.-t, h.-iiie.-ii and Fifth. tlt . C.-s- ' . e vr :'-.! r:h' Having perf- t -.1 o?iarra l'.-ii ri.u'nr st sail' dcn,i,t:,i--iit ,,f ...,r i-;: -ii;.--i. v e l- ! u.t.vrir. our in. h .s ;.i-..i nii-r. i.:: I- -.-.rllv. ; .,t w, -r.
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