Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 4, Brookville, Franklin County, 14 January 1853 — Page 3
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'Secretary. (HI'S was m" tunc-.-ant-Malc for.) ... f.;..,,.l. O. B. Torbct, of the
Ko'ist 'r- was elected Speaker. '"3!?.! V frHamrivkSO. Wm.R.Bow"tTwasolectod Principal Clerk. We ttat our Senator in drawing for ; ' So he will onlv have this
ie Tfp
Tto learo that Prof. Dunn has
the
to resign his situation in
'"rj, liege on account of ill health. jon wishing to buy a good little v,B5, yc.u'.iI do well to cull on him ;ai! -inc Kail Koads ".Mviii be many follies committed
v. in ttie nrM iuiimiuiuuh
who are the
Iu the
this State we
relink
ami those
;. .,vill be the losers
, f,,r railroads in
io manv of them; but as they
, . TucteJ crooked to accom
. eV;ry county town, and with -j'es. to accommodate the undu- ;' the country, many of them '.-T.r.ilv only be for the accom motV neiffhborhoods throu;h
Farmer'.. Wires.
On our first page will be found an ex cellentarticleupon the subject, of wives
and washing days. We publish it ex-1 pressly for our married men, or who soon intend to be. It is not for the wives to read, and we hereby positively object to a single one of them reading it. As politicians say, (who have no other reason for a thing) it is positively un. constitutional, for ladies to spend their time in that way. Besides, we fear some of them will see in it so exact a picture of lhemselves that it will add nothing to the comfort of us lords of creation. We hope, however, that our gentlemen friends, will so profit by the truths in that article, that by another year, they can let their wives read it. Lay by this paper, and as quick as you can, arrange your farm, and your conduct so that you will not be hit by any charge in it, and then you can read it to your wife without blushing. Some may do so now, but such instances are worth seeing.
But above
all keen this paper from
your wives or you will hear "It is just
. ! the wav I have been treated."
i The IXiews.. j We have three days later news from (Europe. The British Ministry after a i hard struggle has fallen. Speculation j appears to have taken a wide latitude as ; to the succession. Lord Derby had left
The stock will be of ; London for Osborne House, to place his
resignation in the hands ot the Uueen. It
:.-v pass
! business on them only pay.v:,::l!r up repairs, and running
Tht lines, however, from one - stti another, with low grades, ob-'st tock in this country, for -. ;i com'1. But when we speak ,;,it i;a.. ant bv gri b-, we ,-t we s.i v. Twenty five years a road rising ZO feet to the j not be tolerated. Nor will a -e traveled that the short curves and -:i!.'5 will prevent the cars from -i 50 miles per hour. The time when our hills and vallies will
.-IrUL'tie.
ii to direct anil straight
;ct hns been suggested to us ::ient at CitKinn-iU, and also ' Co. for a straight lino Rail
i.iiMa Cincinnati to .New I astie,
And it is announced in the Ciucin---pjr?, that a company has been 1 :':;J in t'.ut city with the Hoi. C. as P-;esu!e!it,to construct such And, I'.t us see the object of ; There has already been ad-:-toji taken to build a direct road ' Nt-u- Ca.-tle, to Chicago, through :-j) .rt. If any unowill take a line :.-.v it across the map, they will see i ro.nl running from Cincinnati N'exv Castle, Logans-port to Chilli be almost an air line. And it r kibie that Cincinnati will allow i'. j t'uor jtiLT'ilare as this road will c i.. Miirect'.v towards them as far v Castle, and then left to find its ') that ci'v bv various crooked ; '.-'(--cp gnu! i s, ami various width Th ; various re-shipiaents at .:! .lliohmou.l, and Hamilton, or i ei. to Cm :ii'-;a'i. wi uld jrive
-'i.-e tor pas.oengers and freight to .- tl.cir direction at sum : of these -. and go on some uf the gre. t . to the i;.i..teni cities. But Ci:i- ': w ants s mi gre tii jroiig'i!are to Chicago, where no time nor will be given tu ilivert trade or . f by little and crooked roads. vo underst tn I active steps are ta'"'tiVot this now. But it' it is not '. the day is not tar distant
: it u ii! be
lone. The fact that
v. .11 Le other roads to ?ompetu !. will be no objection. A crooked ivitli freouent changes can never .-to witli straight roads. This collated road will not touch Brookville, cut Springfield township, in this " alaiost diagonally, in the centre, line, it enters that township at sad will cut the Schaol Section,
that township. This is not on-
straight lino, but it is the best line.
r-J-il will run almost due North
is believed that in the arrangement of the j new Ministry, a portion of the great freetrade partjtwill be included, i Every thing at present looks quiet in i France.and there is nothing of importance i from that kingdom. The Pope has ex
pressed hi; gratification at the establishment of the Empire .and will visit Paris to ; ! crown Louis Napoleon. j I Money was abundant in London, and j i American stocks in fair demand. Much; activity in the produce market. Cot- ; ton rather firmer. Breadstuff's less activc. I j The proceedings in Congress are be-: ' coming more interesting. Gen. Cass introduced resolutions in the Senate,decla- : ring that no part of the American continent is henceforth to be considered open i to Ei.ropean colonization; also tint the ' United Stales disclaim any designs upon
Cuba inconsistent with the rights of ! Spain, but if any European power sal! attempt to obtain Cuba by treaty or by j force.it will be resisted by the U.S. wUh ' all its forces. I ! Hon. Geo. E. Badger, of North Car- ! olina, Se crctary of the Navy under Gen. j . Harrison .has been nominated to the va-j
cant Judgeship in the Supreme Court of. the U. vS! ! Mr. EvereH's letter on the Tripartite; Treaty, with all the correspondence between France, England and the United, States, lies been laid before the Senate, j Mr. Everett gives his reasons at lucid; length why the United States can make ; no alliance with these governments in regard to Cuba. It is also said that the Secretary of State and Mr. Crompton, the British Minister at Washington, are negotiating respecting the fisheries.' The New York Legislature met on Tuesday last. All the nominations for officers, made in t ie Democratic caucus were conlirineJ. The Massachusetts Legislature con-1 vened on Monday. In this body . there appears to be an acknowledged Whig majority. John Davis, whose term expires on the 4th 31 arch, lias declined a re-nomination, and it is gen rallv supposed that Mr. Everett, the present Secretary of State, will be his successor. The new Caloric Ship Ericson has male another trial trip in the New York bay. She made a fine appearance, and went at the rate of twelve miles an hour, with wind and tide in her favor. There is much anxiety forthe successful result of :his experiment. Commodore Morgan, Kte commander of our Mediterranean Squadron, and long signalised as a naval officer of high har-
acter,and as a gentleman of sjreat personal worth, died suddenly at Washington cn Wednesday . Com.
Another Forgery Discovered. On the 14 inst., a man in the garb of a Kentucky drover, called at the Life &
Trust Co. with a check for 7,500, pur- 1 porting to be drawn by the extensive packinghouse of Evans & Swift, on the prominent bankers, Ellis &. Morton, and wished to purchase either Kentucky funds or cold, which funds (at this season of the year,) are so much desired by the Kentucky drovers, that it excited no suspicion, and the paying teller of the Life &. Trust Co. unhesitatingly made the exchange, rnd in due course, before the expiration of bank hours, this check, with others, as usual, tvas presented at the counter of E. & M., and paid by an offset of such checks as E. &. M. held on the L. &.T. Co. Things so remained till the 24th, ten days after, when E. &. M. discovered the Recount of Evans &. Smith overdrawn, who were immediately informed, and the discovery then took place that the check was a forgery. Things so remain up to this time. Whether the Life & Trust Co or Eliis &. Morton will have to stand in the gap remains to be seen. This affair occurred on or about the same day as the forged check noticed by
us some days since, of Gardiner, Phipps &, Co., on Geo. Milne &. Co., for 4,100,
which it was endeavored to pass upon the
iranklin liank. Commercial. Terrible Itailway Accident. Boston, January 6.
The train on the Boston and Maine
Railway was thrown off the track to-day
nearAndover. Among the passengers
were Gen. Pierce, his wile and son, (10
years old ) The latter was instantlykilled, being crushed to atoms; Mrs.
Pierce is dangerously, though it is tho?t not fatalv injured, one of the Generals
limbs is injured, but.,he complains most of his back. The car was thrown down an embankment twenty feet high, and turned completely over, falling upon a pile of rocks, and was smashed to pieces. Gen Pierce was the first to extricate lvmself. His injuries are not considered serious.
LAUREL NEWS
LAIR EI,, Fill DAY) JA. 14, 1S33.
This column of the Asiriihis umlerths edito
rial management if .Mosks J. Kelly, Esq., who is
responsible for its faeU, figures, opinions ami poli-
Approar'.iiii; JIarriaare. Washington-, Dec. 29. The fashionable world of this metropolis is in a high state ot excitement. It is said that the Attorney General (Hon Jno. J. Crittenden) is about to lead to the hy menial altar a beautiful and fascinating widow, longr known as the ton in Washington. The learned lawyer and t'istin'juished politician has lately devoted his" attention to the study of Petrarch's Sonnets and works of a like character.
First trui
The
The Canal. If the great utility we should perhaps say the indespensible necessity of this important work, had not been already
demonstrated, a further and practical il
lustration might be found in considering
the amount of produce now lying on its banks, and estimating the difference in
dollars and cents between the cost of wagoning and of boating it to market. The value of anything is seldom properly estimated except by its loss; and men are now made to feel in the loss of the canal what they before only seemed to know by theorizing and calculation, but could not realize. It will cost for instance $14,000 more to wagon the produce now lying at this place alone, than it would have done to boat off. This, it is unnecessary to say, the holders feel, to say nothing of the heavy amount yet in the hands of farmers. It has' been estimated that the cost of wagoning over boating off what is already on the canal, will fall but little, if any
short of $75,000. Could the amount not yet brought forward.and that shipped off within the year, be ascertained some idea might be formed from these data of what one years use of the White Water
Valley canal is worth. But useful as the canal is, it is nevertheless doubtful whether it is worth repairing. The revenues of the past year, may put it in the same order it was in a
year ago. That will not answer. To repair it in that way would be to expose the work to as great perhaps a greater joss, and the growing business of the valley to another disastrous suspension. The interests are too great to be risked in that way. The canal should be made secure against all such contingencies, but this w ill require an outlay which we feel assured the community need not expect from the present stockholders. It
was unuer mis conviction that we expressed ourselves heartily, in what we forwarded for last veek, in favor of connecting a railroad with the canal. In that way. the great interest, of the valley can be best promoted and by a hearty
Frnnklln Co. Agricultural Society. The following is the report of the Treasurer of , he FrauLlin Co, Agricultural Society, for the 'ear 1RVJ. To the President and Directors of the Franklin County Aerienlturnl Societv: The undersigned Treasurer, submits tlie follow--injr report of the finances ofaid countv: THEASUKKK " Dr. To cash received as fee for me mrrership$:!27 00 " " " " admission intofair.-.lTI 41 " " " of Treasurerof Franklin Co.,50 UO
8548 41 TREASURER tr. By cash paid C. F. ( larkson as per voucher No. 1 oo ii .1 u Preinim,,, awarded, voucher" 2. 'J9- 75
" " ' John West. Recorder, " 44 44 44 curtus XV. Smith, 44 " " " T. F. Clarkson, " 44 44 44 Harrison Wear, " " " " Calvin F. Clarkson " 44 44 44 Husrh Krvson.jr. " " " Thos. C. llripon 44 .4 4. ,.eh Brvson
" " " Jas. XV. l'.rvson " "11.
" " " Allen Wilson " " 12. .-3 50 44 4 4 44 .tames Brvson 14 44 1 4. ..4 50 44 44 44 Thos. V. "Mitchell 44 44 15... 4 50
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DR. MARCH ISPS UTERINE CAT I10L ICON.
rn ME VXDER1 SKJJiED.havinp been duly appointed A(T'Mits lor the sale of this trulv INVAI.I ABI.E MEDICIXB
would respectful !y invit-j the alll'i.tion of l.nlic and Fractitionerof Laurel and vis cinity, to the pralitiniT success that has attended its use wherever introduced, and
NEW STORE: IN METAMORA.
! I s.ll- tK h-- v..-..l m atAM ftfli
mv. j s-i-- m mm-. w.
; 300,000 COPIES SOLDI
THE NEW CARPIINA SACRA; '
lmpmved Sisoiio BfioK.by L. Mason. Coitlaiiiinc. 1. A Selection of the best Tunes Irtm mil Mr.
Maton't tirmeiit btoii. 2. First rutj coniivosi-1 have just received ndonnel an entire
tions by Ch. Zei nr. 3. Apperdiv. j.-.r.taiiuiiff ( Mock of roods, whua they intend to sell as rbaat new tunes. The hole m:ikinr "the mM iuiH.r- . as t!ie rhea)?st. for cash or country produce, tant book of Church Music in the world.' j Th.-ir slock consist in pnrtofth'e followinc: The sale of Three Hundred Thousand Canninn ; Clot ii, Iloeikin Cassiraerr, Plaiaan Facra is sufficient evidence of its m.-nts. Fift en j Fancy Casin:res. f-'atineUs. TwemK Jeans, Ac. lett r-st:inipssent to the publishers. Kiee tXt Ken-. Iitlira Ur, Hress Silks. Plain and Faoey dall. Boston, w ill com maud a copy by mail, for , CaJiineres. Plain and Fancy Lu.tres, lelainet exaiuiiiation. " every price and quality. Domestic and French Ji 7r gale hy R. tr K., The Boston Academy's . Cincli:ini8. Ke White and Yellow Flannels, CanCollection; The Psalter: Mason's l-anre Musical ton Flannels of every color; Brow n and Bleachr Exorcises for Schools; Mason's Juvenile Sinrinff , Muslin. Check and Hickory Shirtiner Table Linen BHks; The Boston; lee book (very popular;) The 'and Towel lliaper; Embroidered. Mole, Black andBoston AcadL'inv's Colle.tion of Choruse. trut ' ln Shawls; Kid, Cashiner. Silk and NX'oolien.
down to S14 per doen:) and other musical works. Gloves; Cash mer. I.anibswool and Cotton Hose.
its happy adupta- Boston, -ov. Jt). ibjJ. o2 Jts, tion to the cure of ;
alltliedistressmjt diseasesforw hicb ' itisofTered-.beinjt ,'
$414 04 Ballunre in hand of Treasurer $133 47 Respeclfuliv submitted bv JOHX H. FAKiiUHAR. neeember30. 1P52. This item of S171 41 may appear to some below the amount that was puid'at the Fairground. But this is 'explained by the fact that about 821(1, CO that w as paid in there w as for fees as iiK-mlier-ship. There w as near R4 0 received there but over half was in fees of 1 00. 3 weeks HENRY STlX. JACOB KRCrsE. Stix StKrouse's WHOLESALE & RETAIL Clothing Depot, 347, Main St. bet. Pth and 9th, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
RICHARD H. TVNER. FREDRICK O. BAKER . I
XKW CLOTIIINt; STOti K ' And Gentlemen's Furnishing Es-; tablishment. j THE subscribers take pleasure in announcinc to I the citizens of the White "A'ater Valley, that i they havejust received and are now opening at their i Clotliins emporium, in Brookville, Intl. the lamest, most complete and ' best selected stock of I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ir and gent's turn ishintr ' poods ever brought b this market, which they are determined to trll at pnrrt ihnl ran nut jail to ! phate. Their stock consists in part of Coals of nil tlrsr riplions) ! from the heaviest w ii:ter out coats to the most genteel and fancy dress coat, manufactured from j good cloths, and in a stjle that isnlike adapted to
neaiiicss anti tiuraoiiitv . 1 u.-trassortment or
' hose in cidental to the respectablemal, whether b : ; married orsintrle. and usnallv knowv th-f name ofX ; lEHVltECUIPLUTS. ! Ofthese are Prolapsis I'tkri. or Filing of then ! j Womb; Fli or Aldcs, or White; Ciikosic Infla- i ! MATIO?! AND VL' ERATWX OF THE WoMn; ISCIDES-1 ! tal H.-morriiaoe, or Flooding; Painfi-l, Scppres- i :SED. AND I RR Eur I. A R M ENSTR f ATION. tVC. with all j I their accomianying evils. (t;aiieer excepted.) no matter how severe or or how longstanding. 1 I That tli is C ATHOUl'OX is iu in every way wori thy of the codridence ttflhe ulllictv'd as a successful 1 I safe, and cheap r 'in 'dy. is vouched for by the lac. ; of its having received the approbation and liberat , patronage of many prominentnieinbers of the 1 . I ?l'tltcul I'urnll)' ( 1 in the Cnited Slates; and u'.so by he voluntary tes1 tiinouials given in the pamphlets, from Ladies and
Physicians of the highest respectability, as certifiw'd by "th j most sjitisfjctory authority. This preparation is not a "cure-ali."' but is intended expressly for the above-named complaints, so very distressing in their nature and mtisetjueiices, and which have heretofore resisted the skill and exertions of the most ntcomplisUed Physicians of all conn tries, to a d-.-grce be ond that of perhaps anv other maladv to which the human f.imilv is heir. THE IXSKEWEN I S. as certified by Irgh medical authority, (see pamphlet.) are ALL VEGETABLE, and are not asstiviatcd with any article uu- . friei:dl to the animal cconomv. ItEEERENCES. P. B. Pe- kiim. M. B.. Ctica. X. Y.
L. 1. Fi.eminij: M. 11.. Canandiagua, X. Y. 1). Y. Foote. .XI . D., Svracuse. X. Y. M. H. Mills. M. 1).. Rochester, X. Y. Prof. 1H xmt. M. 1)., Baltimore, Md. J. C. ORtf k. M. II.. IV. W. Keese. M . 1)., Citv of Xew-York. V. Pres oit. M. 1.. Concord. X. II. Pamphlets van be had gratis axtle- Laurel Vlrug Sttire. GIFFOltll tV AIJiEX, Agents, t'entral PrtP't. 304 Broadwav, Xew York. lee. IU. lfj.' 51-jius.
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A. C. PARllT.
JOHN tiril v
Parry and Reckly. Manufacturers and Healers in TIX WARE, Pliin ar.d Japanned, Whole sale and Retail. STREET LAXTEKSS, &c West side of Vine St.. between Front and Secoud, Cincinnati. X. B. All kinds ofjob work in Tin. Sheet Iron ami Copper neatb and promptly executed 011 reaona!de t Tins. C r Laut jrn tUass always on hand Orders fnm a distance will be proinptlv atfiuled to. m'.i 12, 1-52 12-1 y
Our Stork of Boots and Slioe, are
f the b.'st quality. Alsi. Ladies Kid SUpperi B iskins. fiaifrs and Half Gaiurs. ur I la rdnarr, consists in part as follow it Log and Trace '"hains. liauies. Wood Saws. An. furs. Brads. Tacks. Coffee M ills. Crosscut and Hand Saw Files. Pocket Knives and Table Cutlery. QurruswrarCf of almost every variety, lot-art. of common Teas and Plates, Stone and China Teas and Dishes. Bow Is. Tumblers. Bakers Preserve Dishes. Mtdasses Cans and Pitchers. HATS .ISO CJP.V. Best Silk, Fur. Kossuth and Hungarian Hats; B.s' Cloth Caps, Mens' Fluah and Cloth Caps. The lnsi tpiality of Groceries always on hand at w bolesale or retail. ALSO A well selected stock of Notions. WOODS & G0RD05Mctamora. Xov. CCd, 1S52. !9-3ins.
JOHi M'TIIF.H, Manufacturer of Sheep shears. Shear. S. isors. Knives, and almost every kind l Cull'Tv. Xo. Hi. Fifth str Xorth side, b -twee Main and Sycamore. Ciuciitu.., O. X. R Jttb'tii.g neatly and promptly 'lone at'iio,!entle vharee al-o. Shears. Sheep Shears. SeisM-.r. Kaiorsand Knives ground in it- lst manner. at a shot notince. mh2-12 lns
5 0 0 C II A L L E N G E.
I'ants. to, MiirlH V Drawer Whatever concerns the health and hanniness of
is .endless and almost innumerable, embracing all . the peeople is at all times of the most valuable kinds, tpialities ami colors, all of w Inch are made of timportanee. I lake it for grant -d that every pergood materiel and in the most fashionable stjle. son w ill doal 1 iu their power to save the lives of Their stock of " 1 1 heir chiblren. and that every person will endeavor Hat", Cilpo. Koot4 4V Mior to promote their ow n health at all sacrifice. I is peculiarly attractive, hut ii.g no one artitle among feci it mv dutv to solemnly assure vou that
them tnan can be classed with sm h as are commonly kept ina country store, but made by experienced workmen ami in a way that cannot fail to give sat-
isiaciion loan who max trv them.
11 from n.iltimorc to
i i.'4't:ui. first train bv rail left Baltimore
. . T 1 1 1 . . 1
at 1 o elocK.on r ruiay morning litsi.uuu arrived at Wheeling at 15 minutes past 10 the same evoninfj. makino; the pas
sage, in 11 hoars and 15 minutes inelu- j co-operation of the coirmunity xvith the ding stoppage. President Swan said 1 canal company the xvork may be complesonietimc siucc,in a speech at Fairmcutit, i tcj "that by the first of January, 1853, the i . traveler would be able to eat his break-j Lecture. fast in Batimore, an I take s upper at 1 Arritngements have been made for a series Wheeling. ! of Lectures at Lturel this winter upon sci-
They also keep constantly on hand a good snpplv of
x ravals. mocks, rocket IMk Is.. Shirt Collars. Hosiery. Gloves, Pocket Books, Trunks. Carpet Sacks, Umbrellas, XX'oolen Comforts, ami every tliir.fr else usually kept in a furnishing store. I They would also esp.-ciuMy direct the attention of I the public to their stock of Clot list, Cnssimeres, Vesting:, and tailor's trimmings, which is very heavy and w ill t be sold 011 the most reasonable terms. To those w ishing clothing made to order, we j would say that one of the members of the concern has spent fifteen years at the tailoring business, ami ; has now under his employ several experienced i workmen, enabling us to put up any garment to ori deroiilhe shortest notice and in the most approved ; style. j We would also say to those wishing clothing rea- , tty made, to call ami examine his stock, their oualr-
tij aiiri prirc. feeling confident that ill neatness 0 style, durability of article, and excellence of work-
WORMS, according to the opinion of the most celebrated Physicians. are the primary causes of a large majority of diseases to which child .4T1 ami adults are liable. If you have an appetite continually changeable from one kind of food to another. Bail Breath, Pain iu the Stomach, Picking at the Xose. Hardness and Fullness of thy Belly, Dry Cough, slow Fever. Pulse irregular remember t'lat all these denote WORMS, and you should at once applv the reinedv ! HObliNSACK S VORI'I SYRUP. An article founded upon Scientific Principles. compounded with purely Vegetable substances, being perfectly safe when taken, amlcun be given to the most tender infant with decided beneficial effect, w here Bow el Complaints and Diarrhoea have them weak and debilitated, the Tonic properties of my Worm Lyrup are such, that it stands without an eipial in the catalogue of medicines, in giving tone autl strength to the Stomach, w hich makes it an Infallible remedy for those afflicted with Dysi'efsia, the astonishing cures performed by tiiis Syrup after Physicians have failed is the best evidence of its superior ellicacy over nil others.
WIIOLF.ALK PAI'Et WAREHOUSE, IT. O. c;oo.I:nan A: Co., X. 3 t. IV M l St.-,-. 1. iutsmi, Oal . NOW offer for s::le the largest assortment of paper lob found in the we-t. consisting trf" Hook. News. Letter. folded Caps. Flat Cap. Blank Book. Manilla. Ilardwar . Dr-.:;rg st. Post Ortit-e. Colore!.. Glazed uiiglaze 1 pap -. Priilers Iiiks.Coloced Inks PrintersCartis.Card Boards. Tar and Straw Boards. Arc. Vc. OCR EASTERN CONFECTIONS. FnaMe u to keep a large a stock of aper materlar and a'l otli-r ro His rutin., t.-d wilh in exclusive ST'er w ar.-hoase as t-ati be found in anv eitv east 4r
w- m. koul. . touim. : w est and we ran rnnd-it-i.il;- say to oar customers gill 7 C- r,ltv i liis-l we can g:v.- sutiicient mduremt-r.ui for them I 1 1 1 1 i, ' It'iiiil mjis j,Uixiiae of us in preference to going H'HOI.tS.iLF. an,l KETJIl. Dcalr't im WWmc- east. ty.tnmi y Mtri c-nctnn,tlon.vAitit: t.S r'.i BOOK PAPERS.
l.ni' rmrwr tvrtn ' it r tit. i m.w. ( e have on haml a fell supply or line book pa-E.-I'EKN ag-l.ts tor Keu.LilI 4V: Taylor Ther- i pen from t ie Dayton Mills, and "will be constantly niometers. Ve.: Sut ag -nt ' r t ihio. for Al- j revei vii g fas w e are tiie onlv agents) all the difier
mond Lotion. Clerihugh's Tricopberons. Lyons Cnt size an. I tjiiiditit-s neesled by publishers ard Kathairou and Ja naita Ginger. Corn Plaster, a 1 can have ui.ide to order any size ortioality wanted certain cure: .Xlver's Extract. R'H-k K-'se.M'lH-an' ; tn short uot:cc ;;lso Eastern Book PaH.-rs. VoleauieOd Liniment. Ink Eraser. Writing Ink. I PRINTERS. Kat ai:I Roa.ii Exterminator. Da Costa's Tooth Can find all kinds ..fjt.h Papers, and Paper MateWash. Ivory Pearl Dentrirlee. Locock's Pulmonic riil an; v here t-. be found in a paper warehouse; Wafers, warranted to be the best article in use for such as new sand book paper, printers Cards ami coughs, col-ls. &c. A c. Consequently all of the j Card Board, fam ; coi'd aud glazed paper, plain above articles can be bad here at the Proprietors ; letter cap, ftilto pot. bank and coruiuurcial pou. Pric-'. lla.iu's. (llousel's) Ilaut-l's, Harrison's, I packet pts. new s. book and card Inks, col'd iuks. and all popular Perfunn-n -. at wholesal " i't.ea-1 , bronzes, bronze STire. Ac. at lh inaiiufacturers prices iu Philadelpbm.Thet I llOdK BINDERS, fiue-t 1 r Mich I hocalale ever introduced ihis n t Wii! always bet irnishcd w ith Ledger and Blank countr, in anv ij-iai'litv. I Book Papers of all sizes r.nd qualiti.': Bindem Siiori.lM'.Il mt.VCF.S. ! Cloth, assorted colors. Hinder-, ' Li-altver, Flow This is one of the most useful aud beneficial ar- ' Knives, ie.. Ac. ticl .'sever invent d (we speak from ep-.Tience) j PAPER MAXCFACTCRERS, and i.o one should be w itlioul them. They are to . Snp l'e. w ith best English Fellings. ireloth. prevent the h:ih:t . if stooping, w huh all are lir.lde ' bleathing Powders, oil vitriol, alutn, Kara, Hemp to tli. unless ih-v etret luall prevent it. draw ing ; wast.'. A-c. the ih.nld.-rs balk, and thus relieving all com pros- 1 LAFI.IX CKOTHEKS XVKIT1XG PAPERS.
sion on the chest, allow ing full. free, healthy nc- j Already two premiums have been awarded Laflia tiou.aml In the exiansioii of the lui c. invvents Brothers for their superior skill a manufacturers
the Post Office
eulilic, anil otiter subjects of getieral interest.
The first xvi'.l be delivered by Dr. T. CilTord,
Free Trade is
1"i fPI. .. ... 1 , . .-, I , . rx "v -
siN .ss. if.e iicxx j . ' i ! i this (Friday the 14th inst ,) at candlelighting
Willi lilt,' Slllllf iillU UUUU1C- lUlliio, v in so.m be really. Tlien every steamer, i-verv railwav" car. ever v staae, every
tunnshio. thev cannot be surnassed.
We would, then, extend an invitation to all wan-I TIIE T I 'K WOT? M tins- nu th,..r in our li..... Ill .1 our ln.l. ..n I Xllli I'll U 'IVH.U.
door north of N. I. tlallion's Siore. and iiiiine.li- ' This is the most difficult Worm to destroy of al I at dy under the Democrat Printing Office, aud see 1 l"t 'nfesl the human sy stem, it grows to an almost if bariraii s can be had ' indefinite length, becoming so coiled ami fastened
All kinds of work w nrrnntetl. and any garment ripping w ill be repaired gratuitously. TVNER & BAKER. Brookville. Pee. 20, '32.-1.
in the Methodist church. The lecture will to upon chemistry and accompanied by a number of interesting experiments. A gen cral invitation is given to all. Admissiou free. The Eecond lecture xvill be delix-ered by Dr. V. P. Kitchen on the evenit'g of the 21st inst. O'Mr. John Exving an active business man from Elizubt'lhtown, Ohio, lias fettled here and gone into bus-mess.
1liAA C.SF.S 1ITF.KMA or Ititptiirpof IWUW THE BOWELS Cl'REI) Kl'PTl'R E AND
Ear
"ce.
TIore About Ihc Kclleys. We have conversed xx ith a gentlemnj of Versailles, Ind., xvho is personally acquainted xvith both the Kelly, and xvho visited Robert Kelly, xvho is at the present lime confined in the Madison jail, changed xvith being concerned in the murder of the hands on the flat boat. nearEvan.n ille, Ind., last fall. The said Robert Kelly is between 18 or 19 years of age and has manifested but little concern about the matter since his srrest; but xvhen informed, by the gentleman above referred to, that Moses Kelly xvas arrested, manifested considerable uneasiness, and inquired xvhat he thought would be the consequence, and xvhen told in all probability his life must pay , the forfeit, stated that he xvas not con- ! corned in the inurder.biit only kspt xvatch ' while his brother committed the deed. He also states that he thinks his brother murdered the txvo hands which he set 1 ashore seme 18 miles above vhercthe
attempt to divert it from a i!irect4-'''Ur(le'" wa committed, and xvho have
liills and valleys on this road
-not be avoided for slight causes,
"-rand through them. And this i:5y all roads should be made, if ! -i i to remain permanently good. :i ethe utmost confidence that this
"e made. Nor do xve wish to
'J man, xvith either money or in-
r -.
it it does not suit the little towns r-"vil!e, Coimersville, or Cam-''-t things begin right now, and '" towns be built to suit. It is 'Jlg out a town, and make the 5 "ooked to accommodate some :& house that was erected before ' n xvas located, and then the city
-':ormed for a thousand years.
' b-ea. roads should now be laid 'rjm the great points, and then -'"-nttoxx-ns can be built, without yner being thrown ofl'the chan",f husine-s and travel. Our State
-as the tracks of folly all
' '-"'rn now
commence
over
to act
C.
Clians-PB.
Burton has Snlfl nut Ilia in.Arnct
-w. vuv 111) 111 , V 1VOV Store in this place, to his brother
Burton, the latter
.""-establishment
now owning
And J. C. Bur-
not been heard of since. He states that
, xvhen Mose returned to the boat he bro't I some milk and meal al-mg xvith him. and ! said he was sick; but afterwards told him (Robert Kelly) that that night the deed ! must be done. He states, also, t at in ! the evening they weni to bed he and : his brother occupying one bed, and Mill- , er and Gardiner the other leaving the ' pilot on xvatch. He says that he and his brother remained awake axvaiting the change of xvatch, which takes place at 12 o'clock, and that xvhen the pilot came down to change xvatch they feigned sleep, and, after the pilot had called two or three times, Mose got up and iwent on deck, and he (Robert) waited until the pilot went to sleep: he then got up, xvent carefullv out on deck and told
Mose, xvho xvent immediately below and commenced the xvork of death. Robert states that he heard the bloxvs distinctly, and that, together xvith the groans of the dying men, made him sick. After the murder xvas committed he went below and assisted his brother in fastening weights to the bodies and throwing them
express line, and every in an, is made a mail carrier by at of Congress. Letters in the government envelopes can be sent in any xvav, by any route, and by any c o n v ey a n c e . D avion Jour. "orSls Carelintf. The Democrutit: l.t-ei.-liilure uf North Carol itiii, at its into esion, chartered three new li.niks ou the old pi in at Yane ville, at Kliztbelli City, al Grtensberi',' on. I at V liar lo'.te. They also yr.tiile-1 iium-.Toiis cli.txters lor divers ioterii.il improvement and appropriated about $1(111,1-11(1 for like purposes. 1'roiu wastiliijiton. V us Im eiiu. Jan. 4, ISj!. To-diiv General C. s introduced his Cuban
Resolutions wliicii had been looked tor,stxrral ilujs, it beiug knovu tli.-.l Hie old st.iles.il jii had luKeii the mailer up till u X tew uf fixing our American policy iu reg trd to the island. Gen. Cat-S.as you will have seen Iroin the Cou(ressiouul proceed n, and from my letters, is thoroughly opposed to the liliioosters.uud has lent the whole volume of Lis character and reputation to crush ail luture etilerptis-s of thut fort, with the weight of public opinion. He has also personally, liciiouuced Mr Geo. Law, j President ol the New York aitu Chagres .Mail t-leaniship Company , illi his purpose to carry ou a lillie private war with Cuba "on his oxru hook." Hut while Gen. Cass U thus utieompr uuisiiigly hostile to any movement public or pri vale whicti would Uetact from our u-.tioual honor, he lias in the fullest aud most ilireet manlier re asserted me Monroe itoctriue iu ret-uru to the Island of Cuba; compromising that island in our American system, and declaring it forbiiiueu Iruil to any power iu bu rope. The Uuiteti tiiales will never consent thai any Lsuropeuu power but -lpaiu shall owu a sqeate inch eltli.il Island, nor lli-itany sjsteiu of polio, which it imy suit liuropsan power I adopt iu r g-ird to u, slut I litid its upplicalion so near to our shores uud alfectmg so ueeply uitJ pcrmuiieiilly lh peace and secuii y ol our citi.ens. Spun may
heeil ouu-i as loutr us tim van w lliioui inu " . i. . t,i i of any othet ttropeau power; but iu uo I even for the purpose of gratifying per
case shall that aid be teuuefed aud in no case snail Cuba be possessed by any other power but Ihe Uniled tU tes, after iSp.iin shall
tillier have iicktiowleiig' d her iudrpeiiileiice or adiiiitled her uiubi.iiy to reduce her to subjection. This is no doubt, the true doctrine. Cuba would, at tins ", be an inconvenient acquisition, it would revive the slavery agitation, now so happily sallied, aud be the ruiu of "South Carolina an I other Soulheatl cotton flutes. Yet rather than toai any other European power should own her, xve should leel compelled to lake her into our own keeping, and protect her against Ei glisli or French cupidity. The debate ou the sub-
stenlav ami to-day, coiilirins, nowrv-
Tiic Old Uridjrc. The fragments of the old l)i idee are sealtered from here t beloxv Matemora, nud cer
tain persons it is said are actively engaged iu ! mentor Dr. Kvtv., I avail myself of the opportu
so sadly as to cause SI. Vitus Dance. Eit. tVc.tliat thus.' atllict-'d seldom if over suspect that it is Tips XX'oum basteiiinz tliem to an early jrrave. In order to destroy tins Worm, a very etier-retie treatment must be pursued, it would therefore be proper to take 6 or S ol my Liver Pills, so as to remove all obstructions, that the XX'orui Svruii mav act direct
- i uhoii the XX oriu. w liich must be taken in doses of
common, particularly anioiiR the laboring: classes j two taldo-spoonfals three limes a day. Tlicscdiofhotli sexes, aud is frequently attended with much ! reclion followed have never be.-n known to fail in ,. , . ... ,. " .. , ,. I curiuir Ibe most oiistinale caseof I'A PE tlRM. distress and on en death. Dr. Katks, of l.,3 Syca- i v.m a mtit.i cioi t a trrrnT n
fitl-llJ X U1U I! ULjIjU w ilv u ; Ami you cannot be indiffereu to this appeal. IDi-
i inunitv calls upon vou to do vourdutv. It is onlv
ease, and has cured thousands of all aj. -s. Ho ap- j one out ol'tlie many thousands w lio lias i-on its ! Iili.-s his own instrunient. which is worn with case wouderfiil e''''cts; ' . , . , ,1 Dr. J. .. IIOBENSACK Sir: Gratitude lo von, landcomlort, uud. at the same tune w ill keep the illVeiit..ror a liiphly valuable medicine, prompts j bowels, or protrmliiifr part w itbin the orifice. How j this humble testimony iu its favor, as heinjr a safe, . ii.morl.mt is it. therefor.-. for lliose w lio n ni. I C''!ltle. y el pow erfully'i'tTectual reiu.-tly for Worms.
! tureil to be cured. j .11 ore lroof of Or. Itnlrs' Truo-irii, for ISiipturr ofllir Itovvrlsj. j Cabboi.ton, Ky., May 21, If-jl. Mr. Editor Peeit-.p in your paper the advertise-
more street, between 4th aud oth, Cincinnati. Ohio, j lias for a longtime eiven bis attention to this dis-
the Pulmonary Organs from bccoiuii.ir weak, aud ; at tiie same lime drives a bebit of er 't-t carriagre. i KOHL & THOKNK. I 4S N. E. Cor. 4t!i & Vine Sts.. (.'iuciiiuati. j T O XI!MMIir DISE.lsr; .lDSPKE i li IV Ct It Iv I'liere are perhaps a few per- ! sons who know the fatal progress of this disease w hen iiceleclcd. conseipicully the fault of sufferinp and a premature death. Is suicidal ncl committed : I by the Sufferer himself. This fact is plainly verl- j lied by the horrible splits in our public Hospitals and Invalid Institution, where thousands suffer o:;t j a miserable existence and a disgraceful death: ' therefore you w lio are uffl'att-d w ith any form of i ''this class diseases." do not be persuaded that the : disease will cure it.elf.or that some simple medi- , cine w i',1 cure, but call at once at the -X'estern 1 Medical Office," No. li"! Sy camore street. K low Fifth. Cincinnati, O., w here all diseases, eilher recent or chronic, are completely eradicated from the blood and sound health spedily restored. 51 Consolation to the AlSicted DR. J. KATES 1.-.3 Sycamore near 5th st.. Cincinnati, Ohio: heirs leave to aiiuour.ee to his friends and the public generally that he still con tiiuies to devote his time ami attention to tlir alleviation of human sufferine by curinjr any tlisease, ; especially h -rnia or rupture, and diseases of the j blood and urinary orjrans.
of fine XVrilin: papr. Their first class, and ConCress Laid papers are at I il one year in advance of all compel. tiou in quality . sly le and price. XX e have the general a ncy for the west for these celebrated pai-cn.. BLISS. r.OTTER V CO'S PftlNTING CARDS. X"e .-re also agents f-ir B. P. & Co's Card Boards Eiiamelled ami plaretl Papers, Bmnr.es. bron r size, tVc. tVc. B. P. & Co. keep us supplied wi'h a stot k of not 1 -ssthanei:bl thoustnd dollars w oriQ. of their manufactures. KAi: V- STKAXV XVKAPPINC. PAPER XX c have ll e best article to le had in our market and can suppt' it in anv qiiautirv. it t;s xv im i:i. Xl'c pav the lnpn e-t cash price for cood country n.-tcs. E. O. GOODMAN & CO., n iv. 19 4-c-6ins. No. 34. Pearl, Cin0.
M K T A M OKA. New Goods Cheaper Than Ever. 'Pill iiiider-ipned bees K-ave lo sav to their old I customers, ami the public ireuerally. that tbay Ijave just receivt-.l and o'vened a splentlid s!o-k of poiils. selecte.1 w ith rreut care to suit the wants of lite country . w iii.-h they intend sellinir. very low for cash, or exch.icce for approved country produce. i'lieirstot-k coi.-isls. iirt.-flhe follow iue articlisr Plain and tasn rt-tt Silksand Stat ! ; Alpacca silk warp and Mohair Lustre; Casbmere ' of various colors ai.d oiialilit.; Dclauesof varioua ; atl-n and prices; r rein li and Domestic ;iiitliaiu; Eiubroi-tered MimK- Black and lout Shawls; ; Kitl. Ca-hmt-r. Plush. Silk and XX'ooleu Gloves; ; 1 aiubs w not. Cashmer and Cotton Hose: XV hi to, i Pink.amlGreen satin Bonnets: .rey. Lace. Kuftled, Colore-1. straw. Hunrarian. Jenny Lind. Pearl and
Florence braid Lonm-t.; Frilled crape aad Silk li-
i
i uppropri itiug tl.em to lliei. owu u .e. Our, , supervisor who has been looking after tiiem iulurmsus that there is too many screxvs loose. Iu oilier words much of the iron lias been unscrewed, chopped out, aud carried ! oft". Tins should not be The irou and timber , t al! belong to the public, and should be care- j j luily prescreed, lo be used so far as suitable i i in another bridge or sold aud the proceeds applied. Duties) of Journalism ltcdrctis of I l'rivutr tl rongii. I j The responsibilities and duties of a 1 j public journalist are often imperfectly ! 1 understood. It is a commonly received ! opinion, that every individual, especially ' a subscriber, has a perfect right to the ' ; columns of the public press, lor the re- 1 dress of private xvrongs, or the vindicaI tion of character. We refer now ex-'
; clusively to wrongs committed outside , the columns of the paper for xve admit to its utmost extent, the right of re- ! dress to every individual, throurh the
press, xvhen the assault come through the same channel. The appeals to the columns of a nexx s-
paper tor ngniing pnvate xvrongs, or
sonal ammositv, are so conimop. and
urged xx ith all the imperativeness of a
perlect right, that xve propose to sub
j llaviutr had much evperieuce in know ingtlie effects j of various preparations, iny wife, w ho was we!'
skili-'il in uiiitist-Tiu to children in tlistress, pronounced it the best she had ever used, uud would use no other w bile y ours co.ibl be had. A daughter of ours became seriously diseased. Her sy mptoms were al.-irminr. but her mother at noce sought for a remedy for XX'orins. Having obtained yours, tty the lime she hud taken half a bot-
sir. the joy it fruvo an alfectionate mother, the improvement in her child, she being
abou I rive or six years old. She passed nn im-mi-ttai ri7l.il titv t.f Vl'.iriii. li-,- -i.-L 1,- .-nn tit.-m --
several of whom were fellow sufferers with me in now'brichtened. her spirit's relumed; and n. a short the Mexican xvar. For w ant of proper Trusses they i lime a lovely child, threatened with .kchne aud were underconstant fear of (riving themselves pain ', '1S'!,l1";.!."'" P'V" l'r"',ni,! f. ht'B,,U T"!,":k" .toa e " ' kind Provnh'iice, w hose blessinjr a(t"mhn x our by the least laborious work, but they can now do a ; Sy rup, restored the child. With confidence I re
commend it to u'A parents w hose children are suffering from XX'orins. JAS. 11. BOWKN. Minister oftltc Gospel, I.alc Pastor of the Southampton Baptist Church.
The success which he has met will.. J.v hi. neci- ! '"iirs: tosr-llier with a lar-re sfa-k of BiMinetfcnlh-
.. . .. , , , .. " ' . crs and Bibbons: Bed. XX hile. and Yellow Klanliar mode of treauns all kinds ef diseases, w hich ;,.,,. f.,.,-1,,1,. French, and A niericaii Cloths: Satin, are sometimes innocently acquired In youth, lias , Silkvelvet. and Fancy Vestinsrs, Dtn-skins and Fanbeen asionishinc: curine the m.tst desperate rases Cassimerc; Saiinctts. J wet.ds. and Jeaus; Can- . . . ., , , . . too Harm-Is. becked and Hickon shirlir-rv after repeated failures of the most eminent praeli- Bp-ached and Brown Muslins; Table Lineo, Crash doners iu the country. I and Towel DiaMjr.
mtr Mot.. 01 isootss and Shorn Is larfre and coniplet '. made t n the b 'si order andr of the liuest material, warranted to please all tastes, liur 1 1 u r J 11 a r r
Consists in farl of as follows. Trace.
Illty I lone wisueo, ro puiuiciy lesuiy 10 me rreni j t. (j. nuuiber of nersons to w horn life had been rendered . to see
comfortable, that have come under my know ledge, j
good day's work w ithout injury to themselves. Respectfully yours, JAMES MCKEAN. New port Daily News. I'd f r- Kales office is 153 Sycamore street. Cin
cinnati, Ohio, w heie all those afflicted w ith a Klip- I turo ol the Bow els are requested to call. There are thousands whocan beartestimony to the above.who ; have been effectually cured under the treatment '
of Dr. Kates.
TCr C ACTION ! I'einoiuoer. then. Parents and all others, that IIOBKNSACK'S WORM SVKL P is the only Medicine in use that w ill eiadicat3 Worms, witn certainty , uud w ill not disagree w-itu the most delicate Stoma, h. lie caref il you -ret the reuuiiie artit Ie, ami see that the siiruaturc, "J. N.
I IIOBENSACK," is on every bottle.
Dr N. B. Sparks. Surgeon Dentist.
T
AKES this mcthoil of inform. tiir tlie citizonp of
Hrookvillo and surroiimlinff cotn.trv. that he is
loon tt Mi in the nil town, ami is propnrod to jrao-
; tioo hi rohssion in all its ocpartnu-ntv. cloaninir, lilliii'r. ami removinjf dooayed teeth, iuttr rtintf artij ftVinl teotli on pivot or plates, with a bounty und ; permanency unsurpassed in this count.y. All j work warnuitod. Tooth aeho cured, with or witht out extn otion. Tho inotnvenienco of bail teeth are i not tiie only matters worthy of consideration. -! inerous diseases atTet tinc tlie irT-.neml sjstem. may bo directly traced to diseased teeth as their et ilinir and suitaininccause. will treat the various diseases nrisinjr from n dental cans;; Eitlis or tj be re I os of th- trtims. w huh often a'sumes a maliffi nant form involvii-cthe jriirns,t!isiilacinc the teeth.
affeetin: the 1 mph.ttic p,l:mds, and other soft parts
HOUEXSACK'S LIVER TILLS. No part ot the sy stem is more liable to disease than the LI VEK. it serving as a Ulterer to purify the blood. orivins ihe jirtiper secret ion lo the bile, so that any w roiifr action of tlu Liver eifecls the other imtortant parts of the system, ami results variously iu Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, tSrc. XX e should, therefore, watch every symptom that niilil indicate a w rone action of the Liver. These Pills are composed of BOOTS and PLANTS fun. isle-. I bv nature lo Ileal the sick, namely, 1st, an EXPECTORANT, which augments the secre7.11 from tiie Pulmonary mucus membrane, or prootes the discharge of secreted mailer. 2d, an A LTEKATI VE, w Inch chances in some inevplivablo and insensible manner the certain morbid action of
the system. 3d, a 1 u.ml, w men gives lone ami i
strength to Ihe nervous system, renew ing health
Disease of a peculiar character, are guaranteed to be removed iu a few days radically, without offensive or deleterious medicine. Dr. J. KATES being eminently successful in this branch or his practice, patients would save much time and money, to say nothing of the anxiety-of mind by giving him an early call. Through long laborafter years experience , he can w arrant to alt, uo matter how severe, and long standing it may have been, a thorough cure. Invalids your true interest is, to rpply at once to him. w ho is able to meet all cases. Females suffering with irregularities, nervous
ness, debility, can be permanently cured, and let i ery thh.g ue.sded lor housekeeping.
t .ii. ... , i fll'oaiiirEcsmhi'i
no st.iuji.es 1104 uiisu ueucacy uinuer you iroin apply ing ill proper person, w hen you can be so readily restored to health, j Dr. KaU's begs leave to say further, thatlrs rem- : tidies are prepared in a scientific and skillful man- , ncr under his ow n eye, to cure each aud all diea- ' ses. In which his attention so long has been directed, w ith full directions how to use them. Therefore. INVALIDS from any section of the country by ad- ; dressing a letter postpaid to the Hector, staling : symptoms etc. can have advice and medicine sent j to hiin. After a long experience, and by a peculiar . method he guarantees to eraditate the disease ej- 1 tirely w ithout putting any restraint. YCp 1'r. Kates medical office is No. 133 Sycamore ! street, first house below Fifth, West side, Ciucin-
Duller, and
U'g ( bains, XVooiaud iiaiiki Sawsr Augers, Chis-
'cls. Door Locks. l atches. Hinces, Screws, Brads, I Tacks, Coffee Mills. Hatchets, Hand Axes, Mill, ! Cross-cut aud hand saw Files, Tabic and Pocket ; Cutlery. i (tncrnvtiarr of exe ry style, j And tiii.li:y, China. Flowing Blue. Mulberry, ind! ; XX'hile Iron Tea els, of forty six pieses each or in, simdler quantities; Bow Is, Meal Dishes, Nappies, i Bakers, aud Pitchers. Preserve oud Fruit Dishes,
1 umoiors, Lanterns, .u Masses caus,aua in tact ev-
ICentiy Tlnrte CIsttiiBr-.
Made in fashionable sty te. and of the best material. XXecan fltevery size from Tom Thumb, to the Kentucky (iiuiit: together w ith gentlemen's linen stiirta, net uu.-r shirts, ami drawers. Fashionable, Silk, Fur. Kossuth, and littijganau Hats; Men aud Boys'Pixish and Clolli Cafis; aud in fat I everything usually kept in a coin, try store. Call and examine our stock. If w e tlo not suit vou in price and quality, we w ill cliargeyou nothing forshow iug our good's. N. B. XX c are at all times payiug ihe highesti market price in CASH for X heut, Corn. Bye, Barlev, and Buck Wheat. XX ALKER& BROTHERS. Mctamora, Ind., Nov. 1, 152. tT-tC
;. ( i) o i) d
, Ohio.
dec If. IS.VI-jI.
KEFEK To Dr. Geo. Berrv, Dr. R. Havruond,
Dr. J. S. Burdsall, Henry Berry, Esq. Nov. Hi, lnii l-4ms.
Gents Furnishing Store.
JtCt, J'e
overboard. lie states that it xvas their
purchased the farm of John Adair, ! intention to proceed on down the river 5!i'e? beloxv New Trent -n. And xv't"1 t''e 30at' )ut nndi"S it impossible ! -loiland i. u j ct 1. n to clean the boat, of the blood xvhich v"-iua nas riiirrbnrt .if T c Ri.r- . . . .
thp- ,t , , was scattered around on the boards, &,c.
.. ..... ,,..!.,.. .....1 ib. l ll.- South Hre - '
T..! .. . - L. T. ir .... in,, sub- trol the column of hi
t'j no mci,-uii..- ..-.-- ject, ami those who are in lavor of iiiimediale annexation, like those who, a lntle whle ago, were iu Liver of immediate accession. ae Ueciiletily ill a minorily. The Lieut. tJeiier.tUhip received to-day some ! very li.xrj kuocsui Hie House, wli'cli makes me almost believe lli.it the bill will not piss this session. It w ill be killed by speaking, xvith- ! out coming lo adtrecl vute ou it. Gen. Scull j feels quite concerned about it, I ant sorry i to sMy, though titers can be but little ' doubt but lliat the bill will pass the next ses- j sion, Hided, as it will theu be, by au admiuis-1 trali-m commaiHliug a majority iu both Houses.
Col. Forney the present Clerk of the House j operation as the publisherr The demand, "that shall not be Clerk hereafter," has been ; therefore, for the use of a place in the ou a pilgrimage to Coucord, to press cert-.iu presSi for private and individual purposclamis ol .Mr. Uuclianait and his Inends. lie t ,.;..,,,. nnvin enuivolent there-
I ... ..t .. ;.,t o iviej -a h w.i u'htn hrt t - v J - ,s 1 .
w-eut. minus bis tr-iveliua expeuses A great I
many meu have just faied like him. U lieu j Geu. Tierce wants advice, be sends for peo-
con-
paper, responsi
ble, just as other persons, for the proper use thereof, to the laxxsof hi country and God. The publisher alone, and not his subscribers is responsible fo' hU conduct subscription can therefore confer no privileges no joint rights in the management and control of the paper. It is a simple contract a quiJ pro quo betxveen publisher and 'patron' nothing more, md no one is under obligations to become a party to the contract. In other xvords, if a man don't xvant to 'take the papers," he can let it alone he xvill probably lose as much by the
of the mouth, ami which if nol arrest etl earlv is verv ami vuror to all tiarls of the bodv. 4th, a CA I'll A K-
likely to prove fatal. Neuralga faei. or face ache: I I II', w hich acts in perfect harmony with the other
uiccraiioii oi me leusus. mmon, or uicers oi me i mgreoients. ami operating on inc isoweis. anu exmouth, glandular sw ellings, Ranula, or tumors j pelling the w hole mass of corrupt and vitiated niatarisingfrom an obstruction of the fluid secreted by i teraud nurif inc the blood, wiiLli desires disease
the suh. maxilary ami sub. lingual ; lands, which are and restores health.
verv trouble. oine ami even tlaugerous. All of
TO FEMALES. You will find those Pills an inraluaMe medicine , in many coini'lnii.t to hu h u are 9ulj'H-t. Iu i obtraw tions ottiirl'Uil or i arli-l. t.u-j hav heea foiiiiti of iiittiiiiatde iK'iii-til. rttrinir Itieir fjneliotiiil arraiij-'mruls l- a leAiCiy ai t.n, punfyiuc the tttoHj aitdoitis'r fltiitU so efict tually U ut to fldil ull oui laiiits uu ti ma nrie Iroin fjuialirrociilarui'. a ha'l;t-ho. cid-liwciis, JirriiK-'s o" Ctit. taiu iu I ho nlt. ta.k. tVf.. taint orTi-Tod Uie oulttic as tlie bct I'tiU fr all tinM.-.-'S, uoo I lie ' MED ICAL EVIDENCE. X x. lite iiii-I jrs'ge.l Physicians, having had th receipt of their uiaiii.fut lures s;il.m. tied to us for ii.sHt lion. say. that the ii.gredients of which they are compos..! makes ihein tiie best Pill in use for all diseases of the Liver. Impurities of the Blood, tVc. We sax this not only from our own judgment, but also from that of tin; best medical authority in tiie Vi.ited States. All ilis-.-as.-s renuiring the use of an ALTERATIVE. DIAPHORETIC and PUR
GATIVE MED1CIN E. that came under our notice.
Pills Willi Uie
mit a thought or txvo 011 the snbiect for ' '''ch he flallers himself he cat. speedily remove,: . cf f. ,. . . if earlv application be made. ! the benefit Ol 'all Whom ltmay Concern.' j OFFICE in the Indiana American Buildings. I
A newspaper is personal i.ot public
i property. It is simply at the disposal of
I tne public unuer certain conditions en- -! tirely at the option of the proprietor. j ! It is just as much private property as a ' 1 gristmill or any other species of prop- n0
eriv, aitu no one nas a rijrni to its use
W IIOlESAlE' xx hoi ksai e:' J A, lilt II A IIUM, 4 I-J I 4 ...l ti -l, I ii4Mr rai mf laia, Has a very Inrg a.orlT"ct of
,..;.b.w ,.:,,,, .,.-....! i r ' r.t.xii.r.sf..x i-i k.ximiim, ..uuns:
.4..V.C-, , .... ... vt.i.uit in uit rt ior or siii-ts and Collars. .-elf-i..Hustii g M.ks an nueCOIliplyino; Xx ith the Conditions of the quailed variety in every tyle. 4olor. and texture.
.lM-nor Ami s,lllwinr.,nr,l.,.l... l ml llin Ji-r tur piN -c ....... i.o -X. iu-
w-. - - - j.. vjji iv - ui lino
lect, aosoiuie rij-iit to dispose and
I i
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pfrf T" g
We iuTite ii.srei tiu ar.d ronanort. J . M ts KKllAKl..ON,
JOIIX WILTiTAMS MERCHANT TAILOR, 311 Cai'incl. Franklin Co.
54 FIFTn STKEFT. f HOOKS BELOvV WitSC f, CINCINNATI", OHIO,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, j 1-2 EA!T5th ST. OPPOSITE DENNISON HOUSE-t-ncn-xATi, onto. Dec. 3, m-J jU-Cms.
49
No. 4 Fasi Fourth street.
Formerly of 119 Mainslreet.
li saletX KelailCandv .XIiinufucturer.No. 3.1C. Main
street East side, three doors above Eighth street
Cincinnati Ohio Orders of SO pounds or upwards has been treated w ith the above
tieuvroi t.ojau. muart oi luc ctt, , ticv ot .nuijic.u . must sai.siac4or a, , ti-s.
12 li-ll
pie; wi.eu they come without being asked,
l . .1 - , nUOVOOVO.U UIVIIUIU UII HIV UUUIU-I, V ' , " J ,. .. B "oruthalfof the fine family res-; that they then took the clothes of the ' l,leir c '"-'' appreciated at iu exact value, Pm-.l ... . ! . . . . . . -tliiM lliiel,.on ...... ilid.j Afl.o w..4
erecfoil tbn !.. tl t i, i i i .. 1 4i,.,.
C 1 ,dt y x-ar uv u. ii. ix. : inurucrcu nirii, put nit-iii vu, iiu inic-tv ; bllrfoh T , -,. .1 ,iMii-i ,.-bi..t ii'.g Dnmou-liqt Llr.-lv- niw.
i l was rim it itir twn rtsi- i t-ntjiis, mt... .-o oumv , , w . -
board. They then tooK the skill and proceeded to Evansville, from which place he (Robert) returned home, and his brother going he knows not xv here. Robert is unwilling to be taken to the same place for trial xvith his brother, as he thinks he will kill him also if he get a chance, for the confessions which he has made in regard to the matter. The
trial, we suppose, xvill be held at the
ace;
Th "e "mount invnlvcd in nil tYta nWa
tsact;
"is so heaxy that no comcould be engaged in them.
H?1?5 es Kelly, xvho is implicated in HtT 01 Gardiep and Miller, op-
, . i ntiiana, was arrested
Ui tsuc.li mm uitu tlterd was vlo xvas
realty good natured enough to iuforin lien. Pierce, that Mr. Buchanan would like to be Secretary of State, lli .t if that were impossible, be Would like to iro as i.iiiistr In Knir
: o . . . ... i - i - i
laud; but thai iu either ewe he would be a ' IV injured Uie law provides ample reuress
1 S56 This i there is the place to seek it not in the
for is unreasonable and unjust. Or if
private character is assailed the injured person has just as much right to his neighbors horse, in securing evidence, or the services of an attorney, in vindication of his character as the columns of a newspaper. We hope our views on this subject
are understood. If character is wanton-
t trtllt t'. rr.l.T. Tanner anil fur.
,1 rier. 3t- .Main street between Stli mid nt Ji -"Keeps constantly- on hand a larg? assortment of all kinds of Leather and Shoe Finding, ;
at the lowest cash prices. tfec. 1., 1C3-.' St. Reduced x rices. L1BERALPIS.TO XX HOLEALE PURCHASERS. BKLLOWS M a N U K AG I O H Y . THE subscriber respectfully informs Ihe citizens of Cincinnati, and Ihe public generally, thut he still continues to manufacture Smiths' Hellows of all sizes al his old stand on Second Street, between Rroadway and Sycamore. Cincinnati. From his i long expcrience'in the business, together w ith bej lug provided with a large lot of seasoned lumber and other materials, he is prepared in all cases
to w arrant his w ork good. ALSO. Anvils and Vices furnished. Nov. 6, Itii.-W-Cms. S. K. HAMILTON.
nM"CTION V O 1 1 C TG . The stockholders in
JjlheH. N.T. K. and Brookvillj Turnpike, will
OEOKOE WOOD, M. D. I
:. .McCI.ENNAN. M. D. , F. I'ltOWI.EY, M. U. L. KOW EN. M. 1). V r" Purchase non but those having the signature. "J. N. HOKENSACK," upon each box, as all others ar- worthless mutations. Agents w ishing new supplies, and nil others wishing to b.-couie agents, must address tlie Proprietor. J. N. IIOBENSACK, at his Labralory. No 1-.1I North SECOND Street, above Kace, PHILADELPHIA. Sold bv all Drug; sts and Merchants in the C. Stales. Pamphlets giving Certificates of cures performed in different parts ol the country, by the above medicines, can Uj had gratis of the agents. For sale bv M. XV. HAILE, ll-ookviilc. BROWNINO & WALE, Terr-; Haute, wholesale agents for the State. Price each 2i ceuts. dr. 3 50-lyr.
! KenrJall'sk Taylor Thermometer, '; rpHK following gentlemen havweenitTad at to th J. corretiiies ami accuracy of the meUio-1 bf whicl, i their instruitiei-.Ls are gnidualed: i A. Casw-ell, Prof.'ss. in Brown University; I J. P. Kirlland. Cleveland, O.;
Jas. tMney, Huosou, o.; Professor Eaton, 1 iov, N. Y.; Heiisbaw. Ward iV Co., Boston; J. W. Foster. Portsmouth. N. H4 Doctor lintcheld.T. New York. C. diploma for specimei ol" Bammetera and
I Thermomet--rs-' was awarded to Mr. K..at the lass JOHX 1. HOWLASD, Attorney at Law, fajr 0f the New- York State Agri. ultural SocieiyJ Brookville. Indiana. 1 These instruments are nflorded wholesale and wT AAV PAItTXKECSIIITP.JoH Rrjt!, and ( x- al greatlv redu.-e! prices, by Ii Edgar HiVwoNn. have tiiis dav entered into, KOHL & THOKNE, Western Agent: partnershiti in the practice of Ihe Law in the Fraiik- Northeast corner Fourth and Vine tts. Cinti. ilu Circuit Court. JOHN KVMAN. XX bere may alwaysbe had flue Perfumery and Fansep3. leil 37-t-f EDCARIIAYMONP. cy Articles. nt.v. 19.-49-lyr. riYItt S KII.tiOUTE, Jesticeof the Peace. j II Leaii'8 LiniEieBl
j ami -Ml irney ami Lounseuorai law. nrooxviiie. , rpHIS article is now fuiilv before the inl.He. ai.s
I thi t!iunrd of bottles sold indicate the supe
riority of t!ns Lii imert over other". Phvsician
Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins,
Vestings and Vests, ( Fir-it Qnsi'i'v Cl.o rHIVG-KrndyMiii.e Feb. 3d. ie:2 ! bhookvjli7e attoh-neys. !
Dry Goods, Groceries, Sec. I THE subscribers have just received direct from
take notice, that an election wilt bo held at the ' .Xcw ork, rnuaoeipnia. ana .inc'.Lt.au,a large. School House iu the town of Cedar Grove, on the I and general assortment of first Monday of February next forthe purpose of 1 D B V ( O O D $ , electing seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing ! Consisliiy in part of Broad Cloths. Cassnne res. . , eur A. K. M'CLERY, Sectv. i Vcstings, Silk t-.o-ls in every variety. Prints and , B rookvillo, la., Jan. 1st. Ic53. 4w " Muslins, alio a general assortment of
Haiuaair, VI1111.1; ansa wie f
in
u's one H-,r I... ...-.u 11 1 1
toed tl rciv. 11c 11 ou iiiai, u c rupjiusc, vllt ue lieiu ill I
-icp,. "niie 01 uuncap, but the ! county seat ot Hancock county, Ky., as
18 trtest A -"" p ior ntm, ana ne.inemuruer was commiiieu only some, Mdo.v on nis or'ival in that city. ; forty or fifty yards from the Kentucky
, , Was "'ly Prv,-nj "nd he is shore. Lawrencehurgh Register.
isiir, s rc1ulsltlor from Ue Gov. i - i
07" Rev. Henry V arc! Iieecher de-!
' hanif c. i n,es through the Independent ol the 23d
candidate for the Presidency iu
honest coii fession, enhanced of course, Mr. Buchanan's cliunces very much. Mr. Buchauati, in l?56, will nol even obtain tlie electoral vole of Pennsylvania in couveulion and be will he spared the liorliricalion ol a defeat. Senator Uuuter is expected back from Virginia to-morro'T. Mr. Atbertou, Senator elect f 0111 New Hampshire will be here on
pla
columns of the Press. Another consideration. The publisher as well as the author, is justly respon
sible for all crimnal and improper matter to which he giver publicity. It is therefore unjust, and ungenerous, to expect him to involve himself in a private
controversy in which neither himself nor
Dr. J.
Kates Trnssct lor tte Cure
of a Ituptnre. This is to certify that I have been afflicted with a RrrTrRE or the Bowels' sorsix years, during this time tried many Trusses and other remedies, without anv permanent relief. A short time since
'Una.
lln -
n?8-i'.g s'u'i h!!s be.c" "ppointcd Postmas-1 ult., that his good lady has presented
? "-. it 111. ;i
Frvn-ch. ix-
l Ititn vt'itli riro lit tlo rncnn cllit 1 1 1 ia in nnA
, nun wavk vvij i v .11 "j s uiiixixc in vuv ,, ' , . I was insuredyear. He says it xvas only txvo.
I huraday or Friday and then the iiitncuv i readers ca r have anv possible interest
in Cougrcas mill re coinineuc ciir Com. Greensburgh Press. It j" N tools ik CaxiDa. Some of the Canadian ikiim a are tak-ing ground agaiust
b,.i.n,...vs...,i,ivdt,v fi the influx of negroes into the Fmviuce,
... H..t J Tm....n. L-s .1,;.. half o w hich I viewiuc it as a present injury to t -eir prop
(4p, 41 blSt'flt.ll IV .... t 4W1444 '.U1.4,,
Grot-cries.
Hals Caps. 6c Ready Ma.le dothic;, l!oots ami bhoes, Three ply and Ingrain Carpets, al all pre. Iron, Steel, Nails. Fanning I' tonsils, H-uI jw ar.d
l artht-rn XVare. Ac. Ac, Tlieir slock has beeu seletted in Ihe above cities
hearing of Dr. KATES success in curing this dis- by a c..inp. '.e:. par. Iias.-r. and they are satisfied . ... ,- ik. i r I Uiv can tjtc-r gools at lower prices and of belter ease, made application lo him and obtained one of ll an cf Mn 1(ne n he SaW his Trusses, w hich 1 am hapxy to say has entirely The pu'.dic are recpectfully invited to caII and cured me. I thciefore cot.:derit wy duty loniake . exnntintf Tor themselves. this statement known, and rwommend Dr. Kates y;. j The LtuJiest price paid f..r all kinds of
treatment and Trusses la all mose wuo may o produce. MJOVP, CL LLl M & CO.,
and Attorney anil Lounseilorul law, rtroolivifle.
Ind. OlMee south East Corner of Public Square. ajd 23. 18..J IT. -tr- .XIORIIOW, Attorney and Coun-ellor at l Law. Dirice on Bar-res. s'lreet. one door Nona of tieo. Holland's, Brookville, Indiana. Ie 20.ol CS ly
I). JOLT'S, AttortiCT and Conns-llor al
Law. Brookville, Ind. OSice nnd-r Ameri-XL
OfSce. Court street. d.-e 26 ji-iy Jl'f. ritOOKsIIK, Attomev and Comi.-llorjit Law . OfEc-. o Court .1r.---t, opposite the Court House, BrtoV ville. Indiana. mv 14 31
I.FRI.D Vt ARD, .tttirnry at Law. Broo- ' C J s 1T1. OHIO.
v illr. ln-l.. n-l m eat for the Prole. lionIr.su.: x-, ?.--,...
, iaKitMii:ai.i,piut's iii iio-jnnre ami-st inssi - m , or damaj, by rat issued oj, fcvoraWe terms. Of- . C'!ol!l4 Iht fi.-c two doors Noftk of B. II. & J.C. Eartao s More. ! mv 7 i rrllF. l-!'l Nr-E FAsPrONAKI.Eaad elmd
' J. Uiry Public, ket-p on band t!?nl.s f..r deeds. ' mortg:.gt- end all kinds of convey ar.cirg. '
aei i
I t . a , .vuoruey at I 'v.aiiH ntary Pub.
A1
now pre, rioo -f in Cieir pirtlice. Try but oneSS j cenl btmieat-.l iiv: will - convinced. Fifty cent, j and one doll ir b-.t'l s hare b;ren receired. I V. bo! .;,!.. and reti.! nv ' r ov. 10-4- lyr lioni. THORNE. Nort':i---si corner F vurth and Vine SU-. C-atl, i AARON a7cOLTKR7 , GKOCERY, PKOUI CE. AND COyiXRSIOX
afflicted wilh the same disease
D. W. LONG, Constable in Third Vard CiNcissiTt, O., March 18, 1KS2- 51.
Dec. 24, leJ2 -1.
Laurel, Indiana.
lie. office Willi Ciiim: ItoLLssa, Eso.. Lch-s-
xille. Ind. T AW PART KltII I P. Jont A.Matsos Jj ar.d Jont H. Fartnc. have t'ois day enured into a jirtiiership in ti.e pm me of he I w. JOHN A.MATSON. . JOHNH. FARiiCHAR.
. . " ,iC?TEA-rf rtlARBf.K
a av u ww v mm. -m r e , -
: vw. iht i.t, vrin-r i lirnaawjT nivl
and a source of much future (rouble.
AUGUSTUS D. PAULUS.M. D. Pliysicians-Surgvoii V iccouelier. Oriice at Mr.Saml. Sliepj crils". Kcsidedce on Main Street-, first door below Mr. Smith' carriage shop. dec. ln, lf5S 41-3m-
POH SAM.
r Itoclirtrr.--1 will sell Lots 31 and 32 in
Rochester, w ith a good frame dwellir.iron them, at a fair price, and on reasonable time, if applied for scon. J. 1). HOWLAND. Dc. 12b, lfo2. 52-3s.
K. TSl'TTOX-Resident Daguerrean Artist.
Rooms In 1-inck & Farqubir's building.
WORKS . Lo w-k v dwsv and FifTb st-fet
rcimian. Monuments, l ombsand flrave Stones. Marble Mantles and Statuary, Baptismal Fonts. M-ral Tablets. I'rns. Vases, Garden Fi2iirs. Cabinet an.i Courier Shihs. rc. je.. coiistartl-i-dn liimd and f'Ttrish"!'. to order. Tfc"ttit!esrr liol w ith Marble in Ulocli er Slab, or Sawed to oreei. , uis
ocii .-i r rinJ Summer Cloibir-r and For.
u-fthii:.: U--''-s : i'CO I MIC AHfAPE! is row K'. r ! I ri al F1HS1 COSTt A It will oi ly 4oi.li:u..' until the Sh of Anru-t novt. tho sooner you ctil ?ind st the bett-.r. The dedoe-. lioi-s, ri jr.- fi-.-.i Ai t- T3 er suV. The rootlt srw all marked :.t their -'Ilii.r prho,r.s the one price system w ill be adhered to as tirt-fofbre. The pro-, pnetors of the aboco establt.hinent hare adopted tlut uimle of dointr btisinnss, vix: Clear out their stock entirely at tin- end of every season, in order to ers'ile them to offer to their cut tomers new and fresh troods ata.I limes, and the extensive arrangs mcnls thev are now nia'-iinsr for the FALL TKAliE: reiuire them to do tiiis f-r more rot.m. At! who. " have not clven this establishment a call are certains ly behind the u$re,aiid Uie soonor they (to and post themselves no, the better for their purse. GOTHIC A RCATE. No. iai.eat-t li'ia.Yain '. bet. Fouth and F.Mv, 3. CiBttn.DA,