Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 9, Brookville, Franklin County, 18 February 1853 — Page 3

I.1.1EB. 19s 1S53.

(this department

. - OBSERVER. I

.". . Fi',rt, ,,e.l t. tin' news, business.

""-" T of Facette Comity, and pi '''Tm.r.aevmeiit of A.W.Grifmth. - ,Il.nsl.n,:" -,h.,. .-ill .unit for

- f ..n .i;ir ,Tr' ..oimeeted with the

!' .rsvillc Jlarkot. r4"fmarkot for the neck ending Jau.

filing at..

S1.2 15 cents per lb

" 35 rents per bushel 10 cents per doz ..$!'kii pertou 5 cents per bush " " " 40ren ts pe r busli ' ..... $-.5U and 3.1HI per cord

re, -

rcani!o college. r.i,R. Lambert has opened a 'Cco'Iege in this place. He fw teach the principles of Dou.'Ic Entry l?ook-keeping;, and branches, appertaining to acf.ji business transactions. He ,e5 penmanship.

raitnl Hoard

ro.B actors of the Canal Co

Cub,. " Ml-nnint

had a

i Saturday.

tca? . 110-

. P. Jury C. Lae of

.'-j weather is coo! but pleasant jroffood. ' l 'ew Boll.

tell has been placed in ",."the -Methodist Church, veo..l cue. It is a much mi his a finer tone.

Snow Sleighing. On Saturday, Feb. 5th, we had a deep fall of snow; so deep that it prevented many of the ladies from attending the churches on the following Sabbath. The mail did not arrive, as usual on Saturday night. The sleighing in the streets was good. In the country the roads were not sufficiently solid. There not being but one turnpike leading out of Connersville, and that only three miles in length the extent of sleigh-riding was considerably limited, and of course, the pleasures derived therefrom were short and sweet. Never mind "There's a good time coming boys; wait a little longer." WVlIhave a turnpike one of these days. We anticipate a glorious sleigh-ride to West Union next winter.

LAUREL "NEWS" l-AlT.i:L, FIIID1Y, FEB. IS, 1833.

Hi it col u in n r the America is under the editorial management of Moses J. Kelly, Esi., who is responsible for its facts, figures, opiuious and poli-

Diplamas. We learn that the diplomas awarded to different individuals in this neighborhood at the late Fair, are now at the store of Shoup, Cullum &Co. where the parties entitled may receive them by calling.

the in lar-

The Canal. Along the Canal, between this place and Laurel, parties of mm can be seen busily engaged in making repairs. The work is going ahead rapidly. Skeleton. While digging earth on the bank of the river, for the repair of Connersville darn,

the skeleton of a human b ing was found,

Callo-latc High School. Tl, . . ... ..

"c ii ustees o inis institution ia order to increase its usefulness are about tj transform it into a Seminary of a higher order a College. At a meeting of the Board the oth;r day, George A.Chase was elected Principal and Professor of Greek and Latin literature. Rev. H. B. Hibben continues Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy and Rhetoric ind Belles-lettres. R. R.Sp encer was elected Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. It is hoped that these individuals will

accept the appointments. SU uld they

T..,. i i rt o I TOR S 4LI;..IIoae and t w Ll in -UrV UOOtlS, UfOCCrieS, &C. IT Itorhmlcr...! will sell Lots 31 and 3-2 in

THE subscribers hs-e lust received direct from

New York, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati, a large and general assort mei.t of 1)11 V (iOODS, Consisting in part of Broad Cloths. Cassimeres, Vesting., Silk Goods in ever variety , Prints aud Muslius. alto a general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery and Edge Tools, Groceries, Hats Caps, & Ready Wade Clothing, Hoots and Mines, Thri 3 ply and Injrraln Carpets, at all prices. Iron, Steel, Nails, Farming Lteusils. Ilollowand Eartlicrn Ware, &c, &c, Their slock lias been selected in tha above cities by a competent purchaser, and they are satisfied they can offer poods at lower prices and of belter quality than ever before done In the State. The public are recpectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.

X. B. The highest price paid for all kinds of

prouuee. MIUL f, C L LLl .M ek CO.,

Dec. 24, 15521. Laurel, Indiana,

JOITi W1LTJAMS MERCHANT TAILOR, 311 Carmol. rrauKliu Co. Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Vestings and Vests, First QiiiillfT CL.orillC-IendyMade Feb. 3d. 1852.

which was supposed to have been buried do so the' wiM have an

there man' years ago.

Cl1he Ihe :Ki: THE IMMENSE FASHIONABLE and well made stock ofSprinzand Summer CloUiingand Furuishiug Goods ;t the uotiiic iHf inn

, ; is now being sold off at FIRST COST! As It will onnortunitv of i.- ;...T. -,i ,i.

bill l inornnnncn tho hoct ir.-tltt.lw,. a ! sooner you ran mm see me o;ii;r. i lie cie.iuc

O ' . . I W 1 i .J IM

the West.

Quarterly .ncctiu,. ythodi-'t EpiM-opa! Church, f 11:

are now noumig a There are present, o;u u t'is'unce.

.-v tneeting-

rincinnati and Chicago H. It. The citizens of. this place were adjd.esscd on Tuesday evening, Feb 2d. by Geo! Holland, Esq., of Brookville on I the expediency tf constructing a railroad that wou d pass through the White

tions rai.ee from 20 to 33 per rent. The goods are

Koehesler, with a good frame, dwelling on them, at

a fair price, and on reasonable tinu. if nppliud for 3-n. J. 1). HOW LAND.

le. 15th, 1S52. 32-313.

The Flaci for Bargains. OS. It. Cli.llIK) keeps couslantly on hand at all times, a general assortment of watches.

chains, keys, breast plus, ear rings, finger rings.

spectacles, gold and silver pencils, gold pens of the

best quality, silver spoons and thimbles, scissors, pen and pocket knives, razors of the best quality, together with a general assortment of fancy articles, such at are usually kept injjwelry stores. Also 8 day an J thirty hour brass clocks, which I will sell as low as they can be bought in the city. Clocks, watches and Jewelrj repaired in the bast niaunerand on reasonable terms. Old gold and silver taken in exchange forgoodsnr work, ITF0" door above Tyuer's store.

A. C. FRRT.

jonn recklt

Parry and Ueckly. Manufacturers and Dealers In TIN WAKE, Plain and Japanned, Whole sale and Retail. STREET LANTERNS. Ac. West side of Vino St., between Front and Second, Cincinnati. TS. B. All kinds of job work in Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper neatly and promptly executed on reasonable terms. Oj LanUrn Glass always on hand - Orders from a distance will be pro nptlv attended to. tun 12, 1502 12-lv

WHOLESALE PATEI WAREHOUSE, F.. O. Goodman A: Co., Pin. 34, il l Sir. I, t inrinmili, Ohi o.

' OW offer for sal . the larei'st assortment of pupr

foui:d In the wet. lonsistilg "f loik,

folded Cups. Flat Cap. Blank Hook,

i.. r .i..:. i ... .Aliiiul ... ll.irilu-Mr... llrii.r.r .t. Kn. til. e. l ol'iren.

tion, a I'd will heartily and liberally CO- ; slock entirely at the end of everv season, ill order "lazed uiiglared paper. Printers Inks.t olored Inks .,, w;tl, ,Uc .fnr ;,. tl,,f i to enable them to offer to their customers new and 1 l'ru.tersCrd,Curd Boards, Tar and straw Boards,

" i ... ........ ,...r.y.- rresh:rnjsatall times, and the extensive arranir- 't-

tant measure.

CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rsipM Cure of COtCliS, ( OLDS, riOARSEXESS,

EROXCKIT!?, K'CCOriXG-COUGn,

CRCIT, ASTiniA, AD roxsr.iiPTiC!f. This remedy Is offered to the coiumunity with the confiJjnca we fjel in an article which seldom fails to rea.izo thi happiest effects that cau be dosire 1. So wide is tha field of its nso 'illness and so numerous the cases of its cures, that almost every

Fair of the New York State Aerii ultnral Soviet .) s. et on of the country abounds in persons, publicly

Kendall'sik Taylor Thermometers mllK following gentlemen have certified as to th L correctnes mid accuracy of the uietUo-lby which

uteri i.isiruiiieiiiv are grauuuieu: A. Caswell, Professor in Brown Vniveiity; J. P. KirlLind, Cleveland, O.; Jas. Nooney, Hudson, O.; Professor taton, Troy, N. Y.; Ilei.shaw, Ward & Co., Boston; J. W. Foster, Portsmouth. N. U.; Doctor batchelder. New York. (A diploma for "sieciine is of Rarnmxtera unit

Tierllllueters, was awarded to Mr. K..t the late

airoi tne .lew York state Ajrii ultnral Soviet .' Tliesj instruments are afforded wholudeand r

tail al greatlv reduced prices, bv ri HLO. TH KNE. Western Agents; Northeast corner Fourth ami Viu; ts, Ciu'ti. Where may always b had flue Perfumer- and Fancy A tides. nov. 19.-i9-lyr. JNEW STORK: IN METAMORA. riiliE undersTsned would inform the public eer.t-

L n have

attention

Our people are turilino- their ! a" marked at their selling price, as the one price ' off,'r r r sstem will be adhered to a heretofore. The pro- J lob-; to to the great Subject of educa-' prietors of the above establishment have adopted 1 N ews. Lt-tte

known who have been restored from claiming and even desperate diseases of the lurg,by its use. When once tried, its superiority over every other medicine of its kind, is too apparent to escape observation, and where !t virtues are known, the ublic no longer he liate what antiuote to employ f-r the distressing and dangerous affectioi s of the pulmonary o g ns, which are Incident to our climate. And not o:i!y in the formidable aitaeks up

lust received and on rue I an entire new ' 'aneues oi ulm

stoik of gocMls, winch thev ii.tju.l to sell as chean i Cou oils, I!oRSEEse, &.c..and for Childsls it is the

me eiicni.cBi, i.ir i a-sii or conmr pr.Miuce.

Sale.

mei.t. tlu.v :tri now nmkintr for IIia

j ' FALL THA HE! ! requires them to do this for more room. All who

have not given this establishment a call are certain-

Wm. Potts Esq., has Sold his farm of ly behind the age. and'the sooner they go and post

Water Valley, and conne ct the cities of ; about 1 6o Acres on which he has so lonS '. t!''-' ui' lu': bea71fVl,r,,r.,

Jen,

janrt:n K:i!lroml.

;ti.l prore-isin

Messrs.

bo,' i Neil, contractors are now in

,.h nvn hundred liands. Thev

in the course ol ho snake of

Cincinnati and Chicago. j Mr. Ilollnnd advocated the construe-!

iion of this road in a short and pertinent

'"3

- l f vi I 91

speech. In

-,ince work

the course of his remarks the backwardness of the

resided, to Giles Davis. Price $3,500. Esq. Potts we understand will move into tow n.

No. 181, east side Main st. bet. Fouthand Fifth. 34. Cincinnati BROOKVILLE ATTORNEYS. JOIIX H. IIOITLAXD) Attorney at Law, Brookville, Indiana.

Oth-.r laborers are expected uconle ol" this vallev in reo-ard 'o intern- , honey to which Mr: Lemuel Johnson of tYiti"S KIUiORE- Juslice of the Peace,

-' O 1. 1 ..,1 .'......u... lnm -t ......

. . . . . , . . . . a Oil'. .Tll'Mll. rtll'l V..UII3VI..'. .1

?Iistu5if . We regret to learn the premium on

l.uni) "ri-iiuarj-. ;i Amelia Gere, who has been

uccess;u.!V ta me ouuiy

.v.hs commenced another quarJ:ehas a hirje and flourishing ! MUs Gere possesses superior :iuas & a teacher: and every

are, "lea, ! U '.:

. .....1,..!. I... .. ...ro.l r. L-.inn li.r

al improvements: and said that we were ; t!,ls vicinity was entitled at the late Ag-

i out-stripped by other parts of th State j rieultural Fair, was by an accidental 'in this particular, lie spoke of the great ,oss of the la'oel awarded to another. ! fertility of the soil in this valley, and its;Xol)lame is attached to any one, as the i adaptedness to the growth of agricultural j mstake was purely accidental. The of

ficers regret its occurrence. Cincinnati aud Indianapolis lEu.il-

;e .:

t. -urt- " r,n : dl s re-' st( t reef to Mitt- -

T re. ue-

Ser place could not well be till-

T.-itees of this institution are .of giving the old building a thor-

St. Valcnlint-'j Day. Valentine lived in the third centuwss among the number of those :;te martyred during the persecu-

fiitliat era, Lr their attachment to

'sibtian faith. The fourteenth of

hn !i,-eii i-pt snarl in the ralen-

et

...tscrc-d to his memory. Peculiar

HAW i and

-u4

1 HPS

iave been observed on this day,

:;y..".ii. .or many ceutuues. (hue been unable, however to '. fither from ancient MSrf., or sjLtii iv.V M;tri .'s,t!i" reason why .rv of this venerable Saint, who

:.uiK'. t o i ciibacy, was substitu::;hit ol Cupid and Hymen. Jt is riiat the tii.-toHis peculiar to y orin'muteJ iii barbarous ages, ?ro to ubserved, from t!te fact, iiimt this season of the year, the red U.be liog'.w t.j sjltct their '. Hut we leave this in:itter to wlu adverse.! iu ancient hire. Jiis martyred Saint could but rise bis tomb and seethe funny looking itures. and the higliiy finished mis-

embellished with liltle Cupi.-'.s with

dart, and Hymen's altars, that are .hruujrh our Post-offices.he perhap i weep for the derreueracv of the

products. Hie great water power we

! possess, and the various mai ufaeturing 1 establishments that will inevitably be I j started, if this road were built, was iul- ! ly discussed. Jt is designed to construct i this road, so far as practicable, on or 1 linear the tow-path of the canal, and i thereby give strength and permanency

to that excellent work. Mr. Holland thought that, if the canal co. would unite

their efforts with those of the Rail-road i

Co., the road could be built comparitively at a trilling expense, and the canal would thus be secure from the effects of further inuudatioi.s. This appears to be a feasible route and would tend greatly to develop the resources of our fertile valHev. It would connect us with the Lakes 0:1 thj north and the Ohio 011 the south. V'e wish our friends below every success iff this ! noble enterprise.

V.rockvilie,

Ind. Othee south fc.ast Corner of fublie Square. apl 23, 1P32 IT. r JTlOIt KOW,' Attorney and Counsellor at W Law, Oliico on Bursress street. ne door Xorth of Go. Holland's, Brookville, Indiana. Je '20, "31 -26 ly

!. JOM'; Attorney and Counsellor at

Law, Brookville, Ind. Oflice under American

Office, Court street. dec 2ii jj-ly

OUR EASTERN" CONFECTIONS.

Enable ns to keep as large a stock of paper material and all other eoo.is connected with an exclusive proper v. arehouse as can be found in any city east or west and we can confidently say to our customers that we can give sufficient inducements for them to make all purchases of us in preference to going east. BOOK PAPER". We have on hand a f'lll supply of fine book papers from the Da Ion Mills. and will be constantly receivii g(as ve are the only ng-Mits) all the different sizes and qualities needed by publishers ak'd can have made to order any size or quality w anted on short notice also Eastern Book I'upcrs. PRINTERS. Can And all kinds of Job Hap.'rs. and Paper Mate

rials any v nere to be round 111 a paper wareliouse; such a news and book paper, printers" Cards and

Their slock consists in part of the following:

Cloths., Docst'itn C'uimvrr, Plain and Fancy Cassim -res, Suiinetls, Tweed, J -ai.s, .Sec. I.att ! llftr, lirej Silks. Plain and Fancy t ushmeres. Plain and Fancy Lustres. Uelaii.es o every price and qimfriy. Domestic and French Ginzhams. Ke. Whit.-and Yellow Flannels. Canton Flannels of every color, liroonai.d lilcacucd M usl i us, C heck and Hickory Miirlirg. Tabl; Linen and Towel Uiaper: F.iubroidered. Mode, Black and Long Shawls; Kid, Cahuier. Silk and Wo.illeu Gles; Calimer, Lanibs ool and Cotton Hose. Our Mock of Iloott and Nnorsi, are of tin; best qual.ly. Also. Ladies Kid Slippers,

a ikiii.. tiaiters un.l Hall l.aiters. ! Our llurduurc. consist" in part as follows: 1 Ltfj and Tru. e ' hams, Haaies, Wood Naws. Au-' gurs. Kra. Is. Tacks. Colfee -M.il-. Crosscut and Hand 1 6aw Files. Pocket Knives and Table Cutlery. (liiri iivtv ru rc, of aluiosicvery variety, in ' , part, i.rcniiiiM.iu leasaud Plates, Stone and China , Teas and Uishes. Bow I s. Tumblers. Bakers Pro-j 'serve llithes. .Molas.es Cans and Pitchers. I ! 1UTS .1U C.M'S. Best Silk, Fur. Kossuth and ', Iluiil.-ai-i.iii Hats; li'.js' Cloth Cups, .Mens' i'lush

uno . iota v.ap:

pleasant eat and safest medicine that can be obtain

ed. No family slio.il.l he without it. and liiosc who 1..ve us ul it. never u ill. H'ntt tlir vt'im i f I fir !'ull.nui n Ortt:rmrn, uAy rf7 V iC' o mzril iu the vai - U4 irc'tvi-i mf rewwt y whet e t ,rtj arr (vciitf'l -each O'tri ail at uier'hunt ;J th -Jit tr etns antl vj t-'ir highest rft'i- nre at th-- ltd it nti'l m itt rvtr n'rr ti'nult tnic J-n-ii Mc'lirntr wi han ev:r f :cr witimitC't . thf tu''re .. k-Ai. fury i.imk. Ifficituam i alue in t ir imt mrnr , t-:r' irure. rrr this i it rairiTE. "We the uii.iersined, Whelesale Urutciils, lu:T ine been for Im.s acq ainte.l itli Aer's Cherr Pectoral, hereby certitj ourbalief that it is the best and most efl'e. t'lal remedy for Pulmonary Complaints ever offered to Die A.iiericnu People. And

we suui.i. irom ottr ku.iwt

i DR. OUYSOTTS IMPROVED BXTKACT OF Yellow Dock andEaisaprallla Is now put up in the largest sited bottles, anil l acknowledged to be the best sarsaprailla made, as is certified by the wonderful euros it has performed! Uie original copies of which are lu the possessios of the proprietor. Teuieuilwr iLia U the only true ad orlctaal article. TUB COMPOUND FLt'lU EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPRAILLA has been prepared with particular reference to Female Complaints. Incipient Consumption. Barrenness, Lucborroe, ur Whites, lrr.-gi.lai Menstraation. Incontinence of Vrinn.ai.dgei!erally gloomy sute of Blind, are cured by Dr. Gu)oU"s Kxtrart of Yellow lUj.it and Sarsaprailla, which gives immediate relief by rwlje)i.g the foundation of health and strengthen the blood. It neutralises bad humors, tops unnatural secretions, aud gives healthy action to all the vital powers. The Yellow Dock and Sarsaprailla Is peculiarly adapted for females of delicate health, resulting from irregularity of mens: real discharges, and otlierdiseases peculiar to their sex. The proprietor has In his posession a gre-t number of certificates of cures, performed of the above description. We assure thj afflicted, that a bottle or two of Dr, Suysotl's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparllla will at ouce regulate those diCculties and renew the natural euergieS. A Ctas or Icssvlakitt in lit Periods or Mix itichios. Jj Sea1 tkit ttatcmrnt J th curt Mory Mate,-ma9 vatgiveM upbi her phycictcrit a t.tig !.! ly incurable, as herein rei tijud t hit Dr. J. 4'. Wurdcr, mue ttf her cuntultitig fihyticiani; Bkansonvillc, V. Aug. C3, ltiSS. I certify that -Mar Moore, a young female, ofl or SO year of age, has been serving in my family for several years. She became diseased Minetw. r thre years ago by irregularity in her periods of 'iiei.s'.ruatiou, durir.g which time she had taken severe cold. About the first or last April, yon. Age i.t here, Win. M. Ritleuour,funiish?d hurwilh a botUj of Dr. Cuysott's Extractor Yellow Dock and Sars-Jpraiila on trial, and in less than a week, siens of recovery were apparent. She continued Using tuu medicine until she bad taken live bottles

of it, and considered herself perfectly well, although

l.r.. ..."

and extensive ll.ef.illie... cor.l.Hllv rnifiii.e.i.l it I.. I when she commenced this medicine, her attending

the afflicted as worili their bet c. uii.lence. and I nhvsicisu uroiiouncid her case incurable. She

it:i the lira, couvi. t.on that it wtlluo .or Uoir re auJ hilJ lctfn fr , i01, tilne, ,i-e1.ri lief all that in dicine can do. i tiviiii

Card Boards. fancy col d and glared paper, plain I '''.u l'll;'v of Orocenes always on hand at

il).1

x . c.

; 1-ett-er caps, folio posts, bank and commercial potts, j packet posls. news, book and card Inks, col'd inks,

bronzes, bronze size. vc. ! BOOK BINDERS, I Will ulways be tarnished with Ledger and Blank j Rook Papers of all sizes and qualities; Binders' I Cloth, assorted tolors. Binders' Leather, Plow

wholesale or retail.

ALSO A well selected slock of Notions. WOODS 6t tiOKDON. Metamora, Nov. 2id, lfcji. 10-3iu.

way. We attended a nilroad meeting in

Brookville on Tuesday eveninrr last

at

rai;re Conn iai.v . i.olnics ol msuraiu-e airainst loss

which a number o! spirted speeches were or damage bv fire issued on lavoraMe terms. Of- , , , . , . , 11, e two doors North or B. 11. St J.C. Barton's store, made and resolutions passed in favor of, mV 7

nrc. fUOOKSIIlM., Attorney and Knives, &c. Ac.

ouns llorat Law. Office on Court slr.-t, op- PAPER MANl FACTUHERS,

posi e the Court House, Brookville, Indiana. j Supplied with best Ki elislt Felliinrs, wire-eloth.

my 14 .H liieaiinng rowuer", oil vitriol, uium, liags, iieiup

MT1F.D V .Mlnrnev at Law. Brooli. na'li'.ftc. .n ... 1 "..Tf..,... ? r., .1... 'iv...... ti..., i..s., LAF1.IN BROTHERS WRITING PAPERS.

.-irean uvo preuiuiius 11a e ueeu a ar.ieu uauiii B.otlters for their s iperlor skill as nianufacttirers of Hue Writing pap.r. Their first class, and Con

gress I aid papers are at least one vear in advance

A

1 II. 7ICCl.l"I r--Attoruey at law, and No,1, tary Public, keeps on hand blanks for deeds, mortirasrcs and all kinds of conveyancing, i aid 3u flin I -J Y. II ITT, Attorney at Law, and NoUiry Pub.

titution of a railway along ;Yn,. ind ' But those few persons, who I AV IMItTXEIISIIIP.-.im,,, A. Matsom , 1. j j 11 FRoriiAR. have this dav entered

have beeil ill favor of a tiilTerCIlt orrrail- iuto a partnership in the practice of the Law.

JtMIA .i. Jl.tlMl.y, JOI1NH. FARQUHAR.

Liberty Looking- I p. T.. ..- - ...

j 1 lie prosper is rir improvements 111 an.: j about I ib.-uly, are daily increasinir. A ( number of liuddins are ill coulcnip'lioii. I The u eatest ciillioulty now is to JJJ""." ' j siillieieiil .number of workines J'-.i.vh't hj laiior. .M.-iilmnics, f every kin. I are so uP.S I We are pleased to l-uru tint our le!ov 'townsman, Mr. J. W iliiwins, s preirinir to furnish us wiilt bri k thej comi icasni. ', 11 tlierto the building lias lieeu g-tipraii v ol ; wood, simply b-i-.nis lir i t could not lie : olilaiaed. We hope this will 110 lonr be the ; case. We notice Messrs. Cully Nutler are i making Mime improvemenls in the. j pe.ta.iee of tln-ir N'ore-room, preparatory to j l.iy i'i a large ami i!emii,i stoe.lt l new goods. ! of which uue uutice will be given llie.rar ; rival. I it may not he peueri;lly known that we hive in l.ilierty a first rate Axe MatinLiclciiy. I by Mes-rs, Fos link and Leon ir.l. who are 1 hard to beat. Ami How let us sty, the M-r

prosecuting this important work. Some difloreice ot opinion has existed in reference to tite b st pl:ui of organization

for the con this vallev.

a inherent organ

ization, have very generously recommen- j ded the present company to proceed in the prosecution of tiie work They are anxious for the road and will interpose no opposition. This is as it should be, minor differences should never be interposed to prevent or delay works of great public j good. The people of the valley are all j interested in the road, and we trust with I very few exceptions and there always will be such exceptions they will all j perform their proper part.

(tact and persons in'qirrswvvhir h ' 1 . . 1 1 . 1 ..." t

Stv.u rviAiini.r. woiiKs.-imvRt-ec lit' i.e. corner of Broadway and Fifth st-eet.

i.cmni'ti. 3!om ineuts. I onihsami c.ravt.

ofi.U (om"tit 011 in ipialit . st le and pri'e. We have the general agenc for the west for these, celebrated papers. BLISS, HOTTER & COS PRINTING CARDS. We are also asrenls for B. P. & Co's Card Boards, Fnamelled and glazed Papers, Bronzes, bronze size, etc. eVc. B. P. & Co. keep us supplied with a st... k of not l.'ssthau eight thousand dollars worth of their manufactures. RAG & STRAW WRAPPING PAPER We have the best article to be had iu our market, and cau supply it in anv qnni.f'tv. itXiS w.4'i i:i. We pav the high -st c ish pric f r good countryRags. " E. O. GOODMAN & CO., nov. IS ifMiuis No. 34, 1 earl, Cin.,0.

Ia Lean's Liniment THIS article is now fairly before the public, and ' the thousands ol bottles sold indicate the supe- ' rionty ol this Liniment over others. Physicians I now prescribe it in their practice. Try but one S3 I cent bottle and you will be con inced. Fifty cent and one dollar bottles have been received. I Wholesale and retail bv ' nov. PMs-lr KOHL A THORNE, I Noitheusl corner Fourth and Vina sts., Ciu'ti.

JOIIX I.I TIinR, Manufacturer of Sheep I

...v... s, .-...-..is, is-. ..s. ivuives. ami almost ev- 1

ery kind ol Cutlery. No. 10, Fifth str-' North 1 side, belwee . .Main and Sycamore. Cincln,,.,., o. I N. B Jobbing neatly and promptly done ul moderate charges; also. Shears. Sheep Shears. Scissors, Razor, and Knives ground in the best manner, at a short notice, uihJ-l-J lij Book Agents Wanted In ail tlicSCilox iti tlsrl'nion,

1 rpO . amass lor the following works which are

?oll bv sut'Serit.tions.

We have now about one hundred n-ents in the

Hknsii&w, Edhamisoi Co., Boston, Mass. Rklse Cot i.son. B.illimon'. Mar lunU. Ladd V lMiRAn.cM. lianiror, Maine. HiviiiMi. IUkkii.1 Cv t .... ( hurl, -st, m, S. C. Joo S. l-'uRiMi, Detroit. .Mu lngau. T. I!. .VcV1.t1s11.11, Louis die, Kentucky. Fnsri& Walt. in. St. Louis, Missouri. JostkPii 'I ci Ken. Moliite. Alabama. TnroDoRE A. i'c. k, tin rl 1 i.irt Vermont. Hj-ilsii. Kisi..:v oc Co.. Anirusia, c;eor;.a. Isc D. J 4Mi. Trt'i.ton, New Jersey. J. M. Towx-kno. Pillsb.irz. 1'euu. Clark Oi Co.. (.'hicao. Illinois. V.. E. Gat. Burlintrt.in. Iowa. M. A.Santos .V So.., Norfolk, Virginia. F.dward IhtiNuni Tisr, t ilmii.toii. Delaware Jou (.11 iilht Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. Z. 11. & W. II.GiLMsx. Washington. U. C. J. WruoHT A: Co.. New Orleans, L. A. Watsom, Wali A Co., Fort Wa ne, Ind. C C. Kf iiMoNii iSc Co., San Francisco, Cal. Lewis & Amls. Sallah.ise. Florida. B. K. Stsono, Knoyville. Tennessee. C 1111 ton .V Dt kK. Little Hock. Ark. Stii.i.ik, m.aiie Co.. Lexinctou, .M.ss. N. 1). Lakau.c. Galveston, Texas. Cius. Dvf.k, Jr., Providence. K. I. Jos. .M.Tikmlr. savannah. Ga. Wapk. F.i KSTtiN eV Co.. Ciii.-inmiti. Ohio. i roitiiii.v coi.iii: ti-sz J. G. Co -flN e.- C'ii., Valparaiso. Chili. F. .M. DimosdiV Co.. Nera i ruz. Mexico. Fkko h'iva .V Co., Bogota, New Grenada. S. Provost .V Ci.. Lima, Peru Morton & Co.. IL.lilax, Nova ' t it'in. T. Wakkhh es Son. St. Johns. New Brunswick.

C. G. Sali.nas. t:o., K10 Janeiro, Brazil.

nous.

DAVID S PIKER.

j Jlj P ore rrorf ir. H arder' statement J the ' a'lmve cateuf yiaiy Muvie: j Branson ili.si, V.. Aug. 23, 1853. Tliis is to certify that I as called iu to see the 1 above named Mary M.iore. during the absence of ! her r-'eulnr attending physician, found her in a critical and dangerous condili on.atid.as I thought, ' bjyonJ all hope of recovery. AfierthisI wascall- ; ed iu coLsultaliou with her regular attending phyi siciau. Our opinions were, that her recovery a

i..ilH,..ble I learned Uialhcr disease was caused more tliau two years ago. from irregularity iu her periods of menstruation, cauao J by taking a severe

1 cold. I did not see heragain. but soon after lean. -j ed that she wasgeUuig well. I was much aurpriii 1 at this, and, on inquiry as to w hat could have c-aus-i ed this sudden change, was informed (by Wni. M. ; RitU'iiourO that she had been taking Dr. Guysott's j Extra- t of Yellow Dock aud Saraapariltt. I have

J W illi such assurance, aud from such men, no slron-

M K T A M 0 R A

Stone.

.Ma'ble Entitles uml Statuary, ln tismul Kot,t, .M'.ral T:iM;t, Vn:s. Vases, (:inlon Fillip's,

cabh.i-t and counter siai,s, eve...-., coi.stai.iiy jvjew Goods Cheaper Than Ever. dn hand and furiiislie.! to order. Th-trade upph- , -... , ,.,, 1 .. . .. . ., , 1

o.i with Marble in Block or Slab, or Saw e. I :. oreer. tub lw 1J

dat

all

d 1 may be relied on

AARON A.. COLTER. GROCERY, PRODUCE. AND COMMISSION M i KC'II r. S. E. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STS.

CIXCIMNATI, OHIO. Nov. 21" IIMyr-. Dr. Jf. Eiatos' Trnsscs for llic CUrc of a II u p 1 11 " . This is to certify that I have been oftii-ted with a

as.au v:?" ,1 ;.. r..f

,' 1 1 1 . "Rvftcre or the Bowkls" sorsix years, during linn ol experience Blld judgement, .,,,.,, tried ni!lliv Trusses and other remedies.

Wlthwhotn wehave converse J .SJ universal- ; without any permanent relief. A short time since

!V agree that this Will be one of the best "earing of Ur. K.AliS.v success in curing tins 015-

- . , m t t,(l!sIIU-l, rilllllCII, 1 " CCU1. UIHI 1 naviivv roads in the country and that the easo matle nM,li('at"'n toluman d obtained one or ton K.,1111(.u. , h(.lk,.,i ,;, in. ury p.il"0 roauo Hf ut COUmr ana Uldl lUe ., t,vv .ni,lVlms entirely Bleached and Brown Muslins: Table 1. ,

5..u uit wiiuu piolauations of his ; chant, in this county, who orders a.tes from

I Cnicum iti, or anv other city, lieu he c:u j :et as good or b-lti-r at home, is nut worthy of I Ins country. Th" same n-iutrks may apply I to tlierr I'iow Ma.iufKitory. j W'e are in.ikiti udllv iiceessions lo the uumbrof our inli.ih.Cints. . OomT-'qiienlly 1 dwvliiuirs are iu cr. at dem ind. We hooe

111 iv not he re-

11 usi-tiiorv. :ay vicissitudes-,;,' brought about in spseof time; and among thrill we reckon the observance of this day.

nics when none but theclerjrv

an

taking of stock is one of the best investments now offered for the investment of capital. The work may now be regarded as started on a good basis arid with flattering prospects of success. Cut it is not done, and in order to insure success it is necessary to work, for all the friends of the measure lo labor with alacrity and energy. Th.'re is much oppoiiti on from wilhjut, from many sources to enencounter. The worh presenting as it does the most direct route emphatically the route between two cities so important and so rrrowin-r as our own beau-

'to'etotvritc.and before caricaliiri-- ' oj: huis.iess o.-r.t'i m

fn'. -al . 1 i, 1 i-iroeJ uv I ick c! sli-l er lor lite workmen.; .... . , , . , , ... , woed paper, and Post offices j u- lU -, , , olir ti!j....lls o,;k , lhis vilul capitol, and her no less beautiful ' invented, the rites peculiar to the j m titer, an I put up a number of small l-ne- Queen sister, must encounter the most efar JiiTerent from those of this '"(-"lstttrl ' ''T '"' U'e W;,rr,!,l ! powerful opposition from many interests. to rent Ht Irom 1.- l.ihll twr i-m.iI- mi pa.o 1 1

Wened aw vr j., - .1. ....... . . '

-o uv e tee 111UI

--ccts ut' popular education, have !

. ...t ,,t l;u. Minjiiiciiy : scart!.! .- al,e , r.O'inl of t;:i here at-. ,-t' rou cc uen. fc-n nicsf units ut way numncr 01 persons 10 innu uie nau i-t-yn ....t.. u j

t tunes. jail. Au.it'ier Hiker, too, milit have som'-- ; of DelllfovnTais, and the very modest Wntf-rc,l swain, bt-in-llnable to ! V"' 10 T "ehtV T' V .!"" coure of a fi;iter conipnnv in stealing , - , j ders lor crnckers and bread have bettt sent to . 1 - aiendnet.) the lad v of his choice, : i.ixior.l. i our own name, or one so like itas toen-

to rent at Irom 15 toL'O ner l ent ou the cani

tl iuvested. (There is the Mtdis.m road, and the cen-

A more fe.vor.tble openiuc f r a c lock am! tral ra,l s;lv- tliiii'r of thi snonT

.r ...1. .....I... I I... .,... ...J W.. ... -

". ..Kinc. .v.u.ti u. uc u.st.nu. , c .v

his Trusses, which I am hapyy tosayhns entirely

cured ine. I theiefore cohsirler it my duly to make ("i.s statement known, and recommend Dr. Kates" treatment aud Trusses to all those who maybe aflVtcted v itti the same disease. 1). W. LONG, Constable in Third Vard. CmiffSATi; O.. Marc-h 1?, 1pj2.51. irnnC:S Hl".HiA or llnpturoof lUOU THE BOV. LLSCl-liED lit PI CHE AND Photri tios or His bowels. This disease is very common, particularly among the laboring classes ol'both sexes, and is frequently attended with much distress and often death. Dr. Katiis, of 133 Sycamore street, between 4th and 5th, Cincinnati, Ohio, has for a long time given his attention to this disease, and has cured thousands of all ages. He applies his own instrument, which is worn with ease and comfort, and, at the same time will keep the bowels, or protruding part within the orifice. How important is it, theiefore, for those who are ruptured to be cured. .'loir I'roof of Dr. Hnlra' I'l-nssr", for ! Kupturr ol the ItowrU. ! CAitnoLTos. Ky., Ma 21, IP31. ! Ma. I'niTOR Seeing in your paper the advertisement of Dr. KtiES. lavail myself of the opportu

nity I loiigwished. to publicly testify to the great

ave to sav to their old

I. customers, and the public generally, that they tiave just received and opened a splendid stock of goods, selecled with irreat care to suit the w ants of the country, which they intend selline very low for cash, or e .change lor approved country produce. Their slm k consists, putt...! the fol low inir articles: Plain and f it u red Milks unci Satins, Alpacca silk warp and .Mohair Lustre; Cashmere

of various colons and iiiulities; Delanes of various ' putterns aud prices; Creiu h and Domestic Ging- i hams; Embroidered Mode Black and long Shawls; ! Kid, Cashiner. Plush, Silk and Woolen Gloves; Lambs wool, Cashmer and Cotton Hose; White, P.iik.aiidGreeu Satin Bonnets; i.rey. I .ace. Rul'.led, Colored, straw, Hiliirnrii.n. Jenny Lind, Pearl and Florence braid Bonnets; Frilled crape and Silk linings; together Willi a large stock ol Bounctleathers and Ribbons; Red, Vt hite, and Yellow Flannels; English, French. and American Cloths; Satin, Silkvelvel. and Fancy Vesting. Doeskins and Fan

cy Cus.imcres; Saliuetts, Tweeds, and Jeans; Cun-

sliirtiug; I

Held, many of them clearing from two to five dollars per day. It will lie seen that our b.Hiks are popular and a desirable: kind, und calculated to please evervbn.lv. LIVES OK .MADISON AND MONROE. Fourth and liftli Presidents of the I'nii ; States

by John U Adams, iu hi. h is added a history of! their Ado.inistratioii. 1. vol. Klino, 433 pi ges, ith slcci portraits; cloth, price SI e.n )

1 tils new and popular v.ilutne. b'-inir lb? only ( - - authentic record of the lives and public career of j r O TlISO"VT li IISK.SK IXDSITF. Presidents Madison and Monroe, has already 1 t DV 1" il T. -There aVe pe'riiai.s a lw pe'rpasse.l through several larire editions, over six ! , , ., , . , , , . ,. thoas .n.l .opies having been ,.l.wi,hi ,iN snns ho k now the fatal progress of this disease months after its publication, and the demand still when neglected, consequently the fault of suffering

ger proof can be addueed, except that I'jai.d 111 its i fr jj.

cnens upon iri-i. j

PKKPAUK1) AND SOLD BY JAMES C. AYEK, Prai tii-i.l Chemist. Low ell. Mass. Sol.lin B o.ikville by M. W. H.dle: iu Laurel by Gilior.l i Depuj ; iu l.-lumora by C. Van Camp'; Aiideisoiivill b C. 15. Overtoa. and by tuo uisU ever where. 40

since heard of its great eCects iu other cases in this. 1 vicinity. I have no iii.lu.enn lit to make UiU i statement, other than il ma induce others afflicted 'as was the subject of this statement, to try the Yel- ! low Dock and Sarsaparilla. believing, as I do, thai j it is possessed of many excellent qualities, and i adapted to many diseases incident to the humau I family. " A. S. WARDER, M. D. I'm u fluarl bottles. 11 per bottle. Six bottle

-Ti-r.

aid if accepted became :

Mine. He was her escort and

""whenever occasion reimired his

;- ns. At other times, Valentines 'cb.cn by lot, at social parties, the festivals of the occasions pass:fnoccnt!y and joyfully. Uut the modern innovations, has spoiled Pt:ve institution not only have "Wl Hymen beeu made to take the

; of this venerated martvr.but en-

'J-ed. and malice are brought in to ;ir part. Valentines are srnt Taiously. Every dastanlIj- villain J3 privileired to insult the lady, 51 lus offended bv sendinrr her " a

eatiae-to which he "would not dare

Hut, of all the scare ilies, 'female nssistmits is most seriously felt. We are almost as badly oil'; as tliey are in California. Ileialcl.

It catling antl Wrilini; in Comircti. cut. j Mr. liarnar.l, in a recent Lclure lielore the i S111itl1sn11.au I uslit iui.10 on the sulnect ul i popular eiluealieu, took oci: imiiii 10 state tha-,

so compb-le is Hie eiiuc itnm of the pop'e of : Cuiuecjlieiil, accenting to t'le testmr iiv of the best lawyers who practice in the conns 1 and of iuli!;n fiiiie.iion t"ies penerally, a sui- ; gle native of that S'ute who was unable lo j reel nod w rits had not come within our i fc-tiottledjp".

able them to pass for our own organization. These considerations show that no time is to be lost if we intend to make the road. Delay may defeat the project, but action, determined, energetic, imme-

diate, will insure success. If people j want the road they must take stock and I help to build il.snd if they intend to do j so they can as well subscribe this week 1 as at anv ether time.

ce hi.

Dr TT Tl Cn-Jrlrc Qnmnfin Tst4c

. . j fc AH. uiainj, uui,va Aiyucioo OliioantUliisipni KtV.1 Coail. j 'pAKl'.S this melhod of informing the citizens or Everv thing is being done to prndi torw rd ,' !iv,',,K' !"",! "r"",",1"'"'!'"f- that be is . - s ... . local d i the said town, ami is prepared to prnctlns road to c pi. tio.., i t the earliest posi- t e ,IS. ,.rr. ssion in alt its departments; cleanii.ir, ble period. Upwards of I .SMI men an- 11. j tilling, and removing decayed 1 'et!i. insi- rting nrtiemploved oil the line of the road nearly- S'"l I m-ial teeth on pivot or plates, with a bcautv and ol whim are at work between lliiitoi'towu I'c-riminency iinsurpussed in this coiintr;,. All , , j. J work warranted. 1 ooth ache cured, v. on .- withand 1 he BiufTs. ! . vxXn ,.. The i.i.-....y..i.. ....r, ' V. '

sfruaturc.

Manv arrodesti Pru ui ii,"'m nave neen expe.meo 1 iHiiiue oniy mtuters wort;.,-of consideration. Nu-I

'i.l - i on uie iinmeciate Hue til tne road. Ill uracil!?.' niseases uhc. t-ng tne c.i.erai sstem. mav 1 -f OSS jmpeo.l : I. .I ... o . 0 1 .Iir.e!l ... ..I . .IS... .....I t '. .tl. 11. ,i .... Hi.,.,

c una an uiMjii, iiiua , iiia-onrv, uricliil 11JT, enallleerillg. Osl-,. St., , " ' ... ' "t'Mtn.1 i ! .... 1 ri "t 1 11 .c .1 1 . . 1 lind sastaiiiiior cause. He w ill treat the various 1 .ItCli by a intllic'lOUS wretch. a,,d .Jr' 14 l,a,,J lh rK' vl diseases arisini: from a denial cause; Errtts or tufcret ini, ri 1 , aJ' iucennes. B-tlford ?liuc!ard. ben les of tin- gums, which oft mi assumes a maliit- I 1 -nUJ meilt Of bavin? Wound- nai l form involvii.gtlie e.iins.,!is.lacingt!ie t -etii. 1 i?r ,eelinn- m,;t t. .,,. r ,1 I PV Ctaiii affectine the lymphatic elands, and other soft parts ; muht DC a source Of SOOtll- Vim P 1 ., - ''"f1 "'r v of the m.iuth.au.l hich if not arrested earl i, very I insure to such a IhUil. Wc hone ' v- ! " 1 ",lth" of brooklyn, . 1 i,k.y , ,iroVe fa,ai. Neuralca la. i. or face ach.'.

"p.,- ; -i "ws in, .lieu a reapino- machine which ulceration ot the leusils. tumors or ulcers or the

llOlie Sllrll I r, - r .vi n. 1 1 I . .... I. l .... I .. I .. ...u ln...,lH

tix 1.U111111U1111 . 1 rpr-.m ,. t. it... . hiimiiii. j:........ t......-. ....... ... .......ms

aPC the younrr folks hav

coinf.irtaMe. thathavc come under my knowledge,

several of whom were fellow sufferers with me iu the Mexican war. For want of proper Trusses tliey wero undercoiistant fear of giving themselves pain bv the least laborious work, but the can now do a good day's w ork without injury to themselves. Kespectlully yours, JAMF.S MCKEAN. Newport Daily News, j rp Dr. Kates olllce is 153 Sccauiore si reel, Cincinnati, Ohio, wheic all those afllicted with a liuture ol the Bowels are requested to call. There are thousands w hocan bear testimony lo the above.w ho ha e been effectually cured under the treatment of Dr. Kates. Francis A. Conwell In the Fmiil lin County vs. Court of Common Pleas. , John YiirMin, ct al. 0. this i'jih day of January. A. IL 1f.'il. u.i rom -plaiiiai.t tiled his bill in wii.l eoiirl, and also the iilh.lavit oT a disinterest d person shoving that Th. nuns N. Millwell and Winifred C. Stillwellare not residents iiflhe stale of Indiana: Said Thomas S. Stilwell ami t ii.i red C. Stillwell are therefore hereby notified of 111.' pendency of said bill, and thai unless lliey uppear and plead thereto, ou or before the culling of tile cause on the flrst day of the next t -riu of s lid court, to be held in Brookville 011 the lirst Monday of April nest, the same w ill be taken as confessed to them, and decreed according! . I V itticsMhiTtatli January A. D. 1S5.1.

C-3v JOHN .M.JOlliMOJ.l.t .t.r.l'.l,

Bleached and Brown Muslius; Table Linen, Crash

und Towel Diaper. Oiirslack of ItonK anil Sliorsi Is large and complete, made in the best order and of the finest material. a minted to please all tastes. Our Hardware. Consists in part of as billows. Trace. Halter, and Log ( bains; Wood and Hand Saws) Auger. Chisels, Door Locks. Latches. Hinges, Screws, Hr.nls, lacks, Coll'ee Mills, Hatchets', Hand Axes, Mill, Cross-cut and hand saw Files, Table aud Pocket Cutlery . Qiifciiswarc of every iyle And quality , China, Flow ing Blue, Mulberry, and hue Iron Tea sets, of fori -six pieses each, or iu smaller quantities; Bowls, .Meal Dishes, Nappies, Bakers, and Pitchers, Preserve ond Fruit Dishes, Tumblers, Lant 'rns. M lases cans, und iu fact every thing needed for housekeeping. Also a larire stock of Steady Made Clotliiii?, Made in fashionable sly le. and of the best material. We can lit ever size from Toin Thumb, to the Kentucky Giuiu: together with gentlemen's l.nen shirts, net tin .er shirts, and drawers; Fashionable. Mlk, Fur. Kossuth, and Hungarian Hats; Men and Boys1 Plush and Cloth lip-: and iu tin I ever tiling usually ke.l iu a country slore. Call and examine o.ir st'ick. If we do not suit you in price mil quality , We w ill ilinrgeyou nothing for show ii.g our goods. N. B. We are at nil tunes pnyinir ihe li.glie.t market price in CASH for heat. Coni. Kce. Bar-

lev, and Buck Yt heat. ; WALKER it KROTIIEKS. I Metamora, Ind., Nov. 1, leoi. 4?-'.f. ! Consolation to the Afflicted i DK. J. KATKS 1.13 Sycamore near 5th St.. Cincinnati. Ohio; begs leave to announce to his friends and the public generally that he still con tin net to devote his time and attention to the alio- , viation of human suffering by curing any disease, especially hernia or rupture, and diseases of the j blood and urinary organs. The success w hic h he has met w ith, hx his peculiar mode of treating all kinds cf diseases, which are sometimes innocently acquired In youth, has been astonishing: curing the most desperate cases after repeated failures of the most eminent practitioners in the country. ' Disease of a pceuliarcliaractcr, are guaranteed to i be removed in a few days nfdicalty, -without' ofTen- I sive or deleterious medicine. Dr. J. KATFS being I eminently successful in lhis branch of his practice, 1 patients w ould save much lime and money, to say i untiling of the anxiety of mind by giving him nil j early cull. Through long labor after years experience , he can warrant to all, no mutter how severe, and long standing it may have been, a thorough I cure. Invalids jour true interest is, to apply once to him, w ho is able lo meet all cases. j

Females suffering with irregularities, nervous- i

continues unabated

Exrarts . t'-tff-f rereivril liy thrptihlirftrr. It is really a valuable addition to American l".itigraphy. as it is gratifying proof of lli- eni Tpris;

und public spirit ol the publishers. I AYI.OU. ' Siii ha work may be read with prolit and a. Ivanlaze bv all who take a lively interest in the eminent ofihecouiitrv. H. CLAY. ; FKEMON I S EXPLORING EXPEDITION, 1 l!iroi::rh Ihe Korky Mountains. Oregon aud Califor- ; nia. v ith additional Eldorado." mutter, several ; portraitsai.il illustrations pages luio. cloth or . sheep SI 2.. I OirKGON" AND CALIFORNIA. i

The Exploring Expedition lo the Rockv Moun

and a premature death, is sui child art committed by the sufferer himself. This fact is plainly verified by the horrible sights in our public Hospitals and Invalid Institutions, where thousands saf er hii

Sold by JOHN U. PAuB.,

N. E. corner Fourth and V.n ut street, Cincinnati, Oi.io, lo whom allorders must be addressed. I . W. Haile, Urookville; F. Brow n, Fairlteld; J. S. Rockafeller. Cedar Grove; Nye & Snow.Jiew Trenton; C. Hassoii. Ml. Cariuel; J. N. Clements, Blooming Grove: G'.ff ir.l A; Al.ien, Laureli .Thus. Kobirson, New Sleiu; IS. II. LaRue. Andertonville; J. L. Andr-ws. Duiilapsville; P.MasOu, Connersville; S. Barbour, Ruslicille; Tilf. Biekerscw, : Yersaiiles; D. Beaver Liberly; A. Beyd, Sciplo. s-" 9 Grao. -ALCABLF. FAMILY MEDICINES, SOLD BY. John D. Park, Fourth acd Walnut .IroeU Kutrance vast tide WaU.ui, one door above Fourth

a miserable existence and a dis.--acef..l death; I street: therefore ion who are afiluted with any form of Last week was a great week for the sale of Dr. "this c lass .lis -ases," do not be p rsua.led that the Wistjir't Balsam of Wild Cherry." So widely Hat disease w ill cure il ielf. or that some simple niedi-i the reputation of this great medicine spread, thja cine will cure, but call t once at the Western ! strangers visiting our town bring numerovs orders Medical Oflice," No. ."3 Sycamore street, below for the medicine, either for their own or others' Fifth. Cincinnati, O., where all diseases, either re- use.

(J.

I tains Oregon and t ali'ornia. by Bel. lot. J. ( . ! Freinoitl. It is a fair l-mo. of 4.V'i pages; just is- ! sued by G. II. Derby & Co of H-iffalo. ; Now that the hope of gt tting llieui out of Con-1 ' gressineii is at an end, while Ihree-nniriha of the I applications must have been unsuccessful, we ad- i

.vise the ( aliloriiiui-s towulk upto the Captain s olliee and buy Derby's edition. The lett.'r press is far better than llutt of Congress. .V. York 'i' iiii nr. I tu r or ociEKiL ut ksom. I New ediliou r.-vised and enlarged w ith nancroft's eulogy; steel iiorlrail, 4t.ll pages doth or sheep

l -J. ; Of l!n work before us, we think wo may safely ! say . that the edit ir has striven to divest his mind I of all other consideration than the one Hint should '

possess it the coiisnterat:oii thai !r was writing . the lite of a greal man whose d jeds belonged to 1 the Nation to which lie v;.sa citi.-eu, and nut of any sei t on las. Hti'.'tu t'uurier. vorso's S'-ikx k or oovkrnmkxt. New and improved ediliou 3.u pages iu Moroco binding SI 55. tiuestions of pi.l-l'.c policy not merely involving the intere-tof our country, bet c oi stiltitional principles, and even liberty, a-' n-it ut.'V.'q.iently decided at the ballot boy. You mull. t id es of our citizens presume to exercise tlu prerogative of freemen without kt.o-. it g w lint the duti ainl re- . sponsibiities of fr.'eineii are. The poll list of our j M -de are unnuallv well -d by tin. men. ! of voters, j w ho have never given the constitution so much as a single read.ng. OPEGON; llsbistr.ry. condition. propeits. Geography, cl'.niHte and produ. lions, w ith personal adventure among the Indian during a res'.U'i.cc on the nliiins lisir.b'riig on the Puc'tlc, while tniii.e.ted

w ith the Oregon Mission, enibr:u ing extended ITT t note ol'a vny :'ge, around the. world, by Kev.Gus- , If

tuvu Hinds, o3o pages, 12 mo snecp or cloth binding. CI 50. CVC1.0PF.DIA. Of useful nnd entertaining knowledge, by W. I R. Murray. Esq.. 31 si engravii g. 1 vol. royal 8 vo. Morocco, extra binding, price ?i 1.0 I Newspapers copying this advertisement entire I... l.t-.:r tl.i noti.-e and eive it one or m.ir.. in-

sertiont. shall receive t o copies of the SI 3 ' boi.k. or for six insertions with an editorial notice, 1 shall receive a copy of the $3 ol lour $ I i;5 books,'.

. suh.i -ct to theiror.ter. ! All letters should be addressed postpaid. For 1 further particulars apple po-t paid, to I GEO. H. DERBY & CO.

Publishers Buffalo N. Y.

cent or chronic, are completely eradicated froia the blood and sound health speJily restored. 51

For atl diseases of the lungs, such as coughs, dtiHcuity of breathing, paint in the chest, etc., there can be not question but that "Wiatur's Balram of i Wild Cherr " is the bnst medicine iu Uie world.

J. 11. linonilAUT. M. riSIIEL. (iiiDDii v:rr .t I'lsih.i,

IIl.KSAS.r. miAI.ERK in faiii v and I Physicians prescribe it. Dr. Joslin, a physician

domestic Dr Goods and ready made chiihin?. of extensive practice, iu Licking county, Ohio, ln-

No. ill Lower Market street. S. S.', b Iwecn Main 1 frms us u,at the use of a few boitlet of Wistar's and Sycamore. Ciuciuiiati, Ohio. Keeps constantly ; , , , . , , on hand, for saln.a large stock ol all klnds of goods ' 15"lsa,n of ,ld Clietry eoinpleU-ly cured ad.ughin their line. Country merchants and dealers gen . lerof his, w hum he had entirely given over to die of erally . are invited to examine liiein before p irclia- ! ctwun,i,tioii. Since Uien, he has reeommeoed it siugelij-.tare. mu 1-', 1.-5-' li-ly. I, ,. . . , . , . I in his private practice iu more than a hundred

! different cases, and in everv instance II has the di-

'- sired effect. Reader, be assured that tins is truly

t W. PAYXH eVr.v; tin'rr die i

name of PAYNE Ac MANLY, would aruo.ince

i to the', r fri. -nils nnd tiie public generally. t'...ii V ey ; I. ave iqi.-ne.ia lie cry -tabl r iu Laurel, al lite old ; stand ol P. V.M.Uiiel. on Pearl lr-.-tai.,l Cm ul I basin, w 'n.-re I ley w .U bj ready at a 1 limes toli.rj n.sli carriages, b'lggies and ho.s. s. 'i'h have a i good qq.ly of new n l fasiiioi.;.bie bi n horse carria!T 'Lli'iii ul open an. I cov 're. I b.igg.es. I Persons coining to Laurel by canal or oth.TM .s-, i w ill be convey ed lo the neighboring tvv ls ur coui.i try w iliioe.t delay , i llorr.rw Iex 1 By th? feed, day or we k. Ge..ileuien don't be ' tru.li: ii.g uToot orstarvingyoiir horses, but givo us a call, our terms uie reasonable. 45

the most vnlnnble medidneever cliaco.-ereJ. fur every disease of the lung.

Gents Furnishing Store WHOLESALE! WHOLESALE I . t ti itktkw:

lo. Ki-M i-.mih I . MrrnM of .Vlnin, j ier unUr h.a u 11 e e, to cure each and all disoat1: ;i r l;ircr !trtmftit of j rvs, in whk-U hiuUoitttOn so lnp has been ditecte.,

;EM I r. ! r. ft h.MMii.M. .uui, Wllh f .. airoctioii how lo u.-e thorn. Therefore

HENRY frriX. JACOB rtROVMC. STIX & K n ova E 'S W HOLES A LE & RKTA IL CLOTH IN ii I Ml' i T, 347. Main St. het.pih arid 9tii, CINCINNATI, OHIO. XKW CLOTH IXC STfiUE

ncss, debility, can e perinaneiitly cirred, nnd let ' And GciltlciTieirS FurriisblUUT Es-

m scruples r.or lalse delicacy hinuer you from ap- j plying iu proper person, when you can be to readilyrestoredtolieur.h. Dr. Kates begs leave to say further, that his rein-

edies are prepared iu a scientific and skillful man

Tr3Tri Mirr A- SONS Wholesale I'nrl ! ware Dialers, No..V, Pearl street, between Vial iiiitaud Vine streets. Cincinnati; nib !;. l-'-ly 1

- I'. A. .. APPtr-CiTr, Carriag ,

Maniifactureis, 51ouroe St., Connersville

Indiunu. i ! !-!- 1

pIIirKFlSIS PI.lXOS.-Wj shalli V open this week several of our Sprinjr stock of Pianos, to which we invite the attention .f purcha- ' sers. They are most!- from the factory of Jonas 1 Chickeriiic. who it i well known, is one of the oldest and most 'iccessfui maiiul'a. Hirers iu lhis eoun- i try. These Piano Forte are worth ten percent, more than th..s.' made without the entire iron frame, as they are thereby more durable and remain iu I lune much longer. The touch is more delicate than i in other instrument, a fact wortli the consideration of ladies w bo Imve not the amount of streuirth req. I uisite to press down the keys of many pianos now ' manufactured. ! Please call and examine our in.tre.nenl. . COL15L' KN FIKI.TJ. i

Music dealers hp J pul lislicrs,l."i4 Main sueet, apl U, If j.' 1-- Cineiiinaii.

L.. lifts tnVC'.srnil n rmniltrrmnntniiA ti lilri i til.

i . . , , , . -smx. ivupiu" iiiuxiuii. niuiii U'Jlie 1 in aii nrtmmttrtiliT I i . 1...

cvnastj ' x iuw tj - v. vtiv t 111 F KC I,

e eniovcu : oroujriit uciore itie puuhc. Hie rivent-i

"Were out hU patent. The! iVed nono timt u l r v i machine is vcrv compact and litrht. ! -'honn Z l lathurtthe"'Je !l"S;ori Four scythes w ith three cradle Tran,,, f rtntt,o memory of St. A alen- are fastened to the rim of a drum or cvlin-!

j dor, having a vertical or rotarv motion.

! The drum for a medium sizs machine is i to be six feet in diameter. The scythes j are arranged that every revolution of the

cylinder simultaneously with the stroke

. t mouth.

J ' aris.nir f rom an obstruction ofihe fluid secreted bv

Shi-tsand Collars, Sell-nil'iisting Mocks an unequalled nety in every ctyle. color, and texture. Call and see cur eoods; we can. and will sell low-. We invite inspection and comparison. JAMEs, RICH A hDSON. No. 4 Fast Fourth street. 49 Formerly of 111) Main street.

Urf........ i7.

i ui i ominort flea

'a S t .i. - J - . .

""HUH Tnpil r.n

t arlioirrned on F-idav the

,nst. leavin-r a o-rpat .lo.nl r hnsincsi

-Jishfd. wliiok : . i .-ii .i i cuts and lodfres the srrain ia a s.arid tuae t el Postponed t.ll the . ayel jnsiJethe cvi .cror cram, whe, c. I u Cm.Vf w n j I..1J :n TT ' r. , ..... . .

- - w w . . . v v. uciu 111 u 11

the sub. inaxilary au.l ub. liucual . lauds, wlin-h arvery trouble. nine and even dangvnuis. All of which he flatters bin. sell he ca!i speedily remove, if early application lu made. . . L lei I ' U l. il.n l.i.li.tf.n irn'rif, il tt.iil.lin.

DVl-Vlll To lr G.-o. lterr. Dr. R. 1 1 .. n.oh.l Tl.

Dr. J. S. BunlsaH. Ilenrv Berry, tso.

ov. iu, uj. i.-nua. . AtjK OF H 1.4 Ij EST.4TK By order of I Cthe Court of Common Pleas ol the County of I GOOII Filial I'OIt l.r.. The siib-i !.., Vim. I w ill .ell t i.nblir out cry. on the iirein-1

: subscriber lias a farm for sale lying on the Ox- i i.e. on the4ih dav March next, the" interest ol the i

DR. l'TTO-Resident Daeuerrean Ar'.ist. Hue iu s iu Linck & Far. pillar's uuildii.g.

IN V A LI DS from any section of the country by ad- . P,-tlr

tablisliment. TITS subscribers lake pleasure in announcing to the citizens of the w uXa vat,.r Valley, that the havejust receive jainl are now opening at their f'lotlt'.ns I.iiiporiiim, in Brookvifle. '.,id, the largest, most complete and best selecte d stock ofcbitiun and gent's furnishing goods ever brought to tins market, which they are

deter, nired to rtt nt prrrrt that cannot Jail to

Their stock consists iu part of

cfressiuga letter postpaid to the Dcclor. statil,g ; froln tK. heaviest winter over coats to the most

svuii.toius etc. can have advice ami medicine sent crentei

to him. After a long experience, and by a peculiar """"1 cloths, and in a style that isalike adapted to ' .. 1 . lienli.essai.d iluratiilltv. 1 aeirassorUiient of

uielliod lie guarantees lo eradicate the disease cu- '. iiiiil. rsl, Sliirts .V. Urau rrt

H. AXnr.HSO'Vss Cn.irir Aentrnl-

t7fr-.brgrrat rrgiilalur of I lie

kloniarii smtl boivcls. Is one of the besl ly ..peptic aud fever and ague medicines of the pre-.-nt aire. Its iieutruliziiiir qualities iinprovi-s Ihe dieestiiin.ar'ives a hea'tby lone io the lotiuir-h, n irulales tiie bowels, and ivs Kiwer to the human system to throw oif al diseased and worn out matter. Dr. Anderson lias ue.l the Neutializ-r in, lii practice for all varieties of diseas -s arising from a disordered state of the stomach, for more tliau twenty years w ith complete successful can bo show n by hundreds of certificates. All w e a-k, is tlmtour friends w-ill cult and jrive it a trial, as w-e know that it w ill crive entire satisfaction. N. D. Gallion aenl in Brookville. Dr.igirist and country merchants supplied iu large or small iiuaiitities by Win. Andersou, No. ST Main St. Cincinnati.

-r.YV JHMk-STORE." -THKJSUP.SCRI- ! i bers would call the slid. lion of tiie ladies and i

and fancy dress coat, manufactured from i gentlemen of Urookville and vicinity, to the ew 1

ami splen.liu sioci. oi snr.r.i .ucric anil .l n.ical

w incii are open lor exnioition at their

tirely without putting any restraint. Jj- Dr. Kates medical oflice is No. 153 Sycamore street, flrst house below Fifth, West side, Cincinnati, Ohio. dec 10, leoC-51.

V. E. T1IORNE. (

E Co. d

curing the paet week.

vuuc iiyi iiviiu it.uM.ii.y i uu uin 1 11- ! iently bend and dispose of tl e bundle of ! grain. The mode of gatherinr the grain

wholly dispenses with rakinji. fire

fonl Koad. one half mile East of I'nion, containing

147 acre itt of w hich is in cultivation, and the balance heav tiint.r.r...l tl is lnii St.rli.wH...l

ing I lands -weft situated. Applv to the subscriber at

lice Jcnerson I olescott. w m. HK'l'KlCK.

Jan. l'.itli Irj3. 6-3w

el...., .. .

f, --"-mm Hau.road co.

t-3i ,1,int f g-aead-livencss " j grain is cut by the same kind of a stroke

i u am actA.i .L' . i n ,a . u H i. .. .1 AHn.ii it

'.vcicu IU U119 turuDilllV."- io uiauc ilii a iidiiu'vi auic. At

iact, irte old

Di

ucciorSare all nrtiy'P anrl inrlnfn-

fining

5

IS II)

mode of hand-cradlii.g,

worked by machinery and worked by oue horse and cnts 25 acres of grain in a day. Perseverasce. Stephen Girard, at the age of forty, commanded his own sloop,- engaged in the Coasting trade between New York, Philadelphia, and

to Indianapolis',' has also New-Ortenas. He had taken many steps

men. '..t -j. iv .1

s iu uuiv arc nit tiie tuti;fJc et' 1,111 the road is actually com-

notwithstanding the inclemen-

e weather. The rirht of wav

ntcd to this comDanvr grid S40- ' on the ladder ot fortune since he was a

ock have already been subscri-1 c.n boy not wortli a shitltng; but think: rhe n-orb ii i .' of his perseverance in mounting that lad-

0 b completed "lncea wuf der, step by step, till he was worth seven ' or eight millions'of dollars!

GentlemeiTs United States Fl Warehouse Sr Shirt Depot. Isaac F. Smith, Manufacturer. I mnortor. Whole

sale and Retail dealer in Shirts', Cravats. Collars, Mock. Gloves. Hosiery, Pocket Handkerchiefs! Cn ler-shirls. Drawers, Dressing Gowu, and every Uiii g pertaining to gentlemen" furnisher . Dealers in the above line are invited to call and examine our stock. lic K. SunxH, No. 10 Ensl FifM st., between Maine Sycamore, Cine inuati, Ohio. '-3mo.

"l.W VOItKWImitl SHADE BE.

lOT THOS. J. ERNST Manufacturer and

dealer in all kinds of transparent w .ndow shades. Also cords.ra"ls, Brass mountings ivc, No.2Colle!re Hall, Walnut c, Cincinnati. Church, Siore aud other targe shades nnintecT to order in a superior st lc. 7 T. TS I T II , DEALER IN CLOCKS, 12 EAST itliM. OPPOMTK DFNNISOA HOUSE I IM IWATI, UillO. Doc. 3. 1S5S n-6mt.

Ni

heirs of Kichanl llurbonr deceased, in the follow

ing properly, U wit: North half of the southeast ipiancr ol section ten. town 9, range 1. subject to the dow er of Mary Darbour in the same. The interest of said heirs, including the w idow's dower is the undivided one third of above property. Sale to commence between the hours of 10 o'clock a. in. and 4 p. m.of said day. TERMS One half to be paid on Ihe day of sale, and the other half in our year from day of sale. The last payment to be secured by note and approved security. JOHN WYXN, Administrator of the estate of Richard Barbour de'd. Jan. 3tlilS53, C-4w

PAY TOt'K BLACKSMITH. The subscriber having quit business in Urookville, in Blacksniithing.and being about to ren ove lo another part of the country, he hereby untitles those indebted that it is ueeessary for them to pav prompt

ly, lhis is notice enough for all gentlemen, but to those w ho neglect this courteous uofice, he will

say in addition that it is not only necessary , but that settlement must and shall be made. So neglect not your interest and mine, for if Von do. we w ill both suffer Iherebr. JOSEPH SMITH. Jan. Still L-o3. i-3w

is endless and almost innumerable, embracing all kind, qual.tics and colors, all of w hich arc made of

good materiel and iu tne most lasutouablo sty le Their stock of Hat; Caps, Hoots eV Shoes is peculiarly altniclive, having no one article among them than can be classed w ith such as are commonly kept in a country store, but made by experienced workmen and in a way that cannot fail to give satisfaction to all w ho may try them.

They also keep constantly on hand a good supply of Cravats, Stocks, Pocket ll.ik'fs.. Shirt Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, Pocket Books, Trunks, Carpet

Sacks, I1 nU'retins, vtooten (.omlorts, and every Ihirg else usually kept in a furnisliiiur store. , They would also especially direct the attention of the public to their stock of Cloth, ('assimcres, Vrstingrs, and tai'cr's trimniiiurs, which is very' heavy and will be sold on the most reasonable terms. To those wishing clothing made, to order, we would say that oue of the members of the concern has spent lifteen years at the tailoring business, and has now under liis employ several experienced work men, enabling us to put up any garment to or-

1'.". Utr.it.tlUlM'., Manufacturer unit tl dealer in Furniture, Chairs, lied. ling and Mattresses, 134 Sycamore street, six doors aim Fourth, opposite lue Posloific Cincinnati, Ohio. y 4-241 J

IxOIIL k thoum: j WHOLESALE anti RETAIL Iiralrr in Perfume-, ry. family Mid'cntctantl faney Artrch.s. Srth Las' enrnrr ij F.unA ami fine'. Cin. O. ITT ESTER N agents for Kendall cV Taylor's TherY niouieters. iee-.i State asrents I r Ohio, for Almond Lotion. Cleriliugh" Tricopherou. Lyons" Kathairou and Jamaica Ginger, Com Plaster, a certain cure; Mver"s Extract. Kock Rose. M'Le s lis Volcanic Oil Liniment. Ink Erasers, Writing Ink, Rat and Roach Exterminator. Da Costa's Tooth Wash. Ivorv Pearl Dentriftce. Locoek's Pulmonic Wafers, warranted to be the best articlo in use for coughs, colds, ore. &c. Consequently all of the above articles ran be bad here at the Proprietors Prices. Bazin's. (Kousel's) Hauel's." Harrison's, and all popular Perfumery, at wholesale fiilncad at the manufacturers prices in Philadelphia. Thet finest French Chocalute ever Introduced ihis n

country, in an quantity. SlllUXDl.lt BRACKS.

nru : :.. Au .. tU ii.at ntfiil miA lwtAA.fii1 ir

1 III" ia t-.' s7- . . , . - w . i , ..

ti. let ever invented (we tpeak from experience) style, iiuramiuy oi an.eu, aid excellence 01 work- , i,d no one should be wilboiil them. Thev are to : u:ar.bip, they cannot b ; surpassed.. . ,i. I...I.O rtf .. t -i..h tii iioi,irt i W e would, then, ix'end tu invitation to all wan-

I . . .. . tr ... ii. . -.. .i tine iiM lAmy in out . ' a.tfl cull nt our stni.d.one

..on"s Store, and iinmedial Prn.tii.g Oaice, and see MTantcd. and any garment J sral.r.to.isly.

TV.NEK &. EAKEC.

Instruiii'-nt

l ire. No. ct' 4tli s.re l. next loor io Small o Nixon's Hall. Davit. T leased the above store for a term of y ear; and tilled il up al a irreat expense, in a style hereloloro unknown for this business, we bojHj by untiring exertions and unremitting atl-n-tion lo deserve a share of public patrol. a-re. We have made arrangements w ith all publishers easlv

receive new publications w ilhiu three uavsof1

piles! piles: piles: Ccni for Piles. Dr. D. Humphrey's Vegetbti Ointment is a positive euro for the Piles. J. uu Mears, Estp, Miles Greenwood, and many others, can bear tcsiiuiouy lo ils rcujur'.:s.!ie curativu properties. Mother's Relief. Having had frequent calls lor this ankle, and bearing universal approbation and praise from physicians and others acquainted witu it. w e have been induced to order a supply, which Is this day received. For par.icuiars see circulars. Pri, e 3 per bottle. This is to cert fy that uiy w il'e hat i:sed the Mother's Kelief.and fro.n my own observations aud her experience, I do i.ol hesitate to prououuee il one of the greatest blessings ever searched out by lusu. Il is truly worthy the name it bears. Furthermore, i would a j vine all who are about to be. ouie mothers to procure a bottle, let the trcuble and expense be w hat they may, for tue are uolhiug in coiupar.sou to the I.eneHt derivcw from its uso. W1I. JAC'KSO.1 . Ihfortant to the Arri.iCTED: -Salt Rheum, (or Tetter.) Scald Head and Kiug Worms positively cured in every uiuety-e ven cases in a hundred, ur

the rise of C.kiui.ev'bSi.t Kiiki m Oixtme-it, which Is justly ranked by the. most lorrued physicians as I one of the most important discoveries of the Uu- ' tcenth century. j HlllHI-VlMl-OHTiXT: DEirEwCtREl: SciEFA'a ! Cosror.xD C'keosote Aiors-nc Oil, for the cure ut j Deafness, Puins.aud the diecharge of matter from ' tee Ears; also, all Uiosc disagreeable uoitea,likethe , b'lizing of insect, tailing of water, m hiziii.r or sveain, Ac, w hich aro symptoms r approaching ' deafness, aud also generally atleudaut with the disease. CHEAT AND IMPORTANT CHEMICAL DI9- '. COVERY. Chemical Combination rrom the Vegetable Kingd im to repel Disease DE.GL'Y.SOTT'S EXTRACT OF VELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPAKILLA A Puriflerof the Blood lo Uuart BotUes.

T.ie curative powers of this medieiue havegivon it the preference over ail Sarsaparilla Extracts, being the first combination of the Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla ever offered to the public Ils unrivalled success has astonished all wbw have used it, aud each new case in whieh it is lusted, furnishes, in the result, anew certificate of Its superior excellence: and w e have only to point to lb accumulated testimony of thousands w ho have experienced ilsetTects, to Convince incredulity itself of its real value. .. , iVECKER'S EYE BALSAM! Dr. Jacob Becker's celebrated Ey e Balsaia. a

Eui'hTare respectfully invited to call and. ex- PDc.orC..ro.iic,Sre, luflainedand Weak Eyes, amine our stock at anytime, as wt have Pi-.ii. --iuong tlu inany extraordinary cure t.Ted by t vrirs all?"! at their teivire. . . i this truly wonderful Balsam, we have room only for

vce woino can cue niieuiioo i.i viounisu lo our f(1i.-,wiriir

slock of strings, ltal.au and French, fresh and just

selected oy ir. itunion. w nose lonir exKTiei.cein the employ of Firth. Hall t Pond and Win. Hall & Sons.of New.York. have peculiarly fitted him for Violin. Fiu!t! Clarionels, Kiageolet. Gti.tar, Accordeoiis. Fliittuas, and every thing to bd found in a First Class Music Store. .. , We have beeaapiMiuled local Ageut for I'i.--tun' imrv nieut Jmr ViwIim ami t'iticrlfmt several of which applied to instruments, nj.iy be seen upon application We shall tm tuu.ta w exl.lain the peculiar benefits of sidiuiproviipviitanil

exhibit testimonials in i favor fruiu iheeiueartuu

derouthe shortest notice and iu the most approved in the t piicd Matea-Hl bur..;.

style.

Sena Eves. "Humanity induces mo to make known to the citizen's of Cincinnati, who maybe afflic ted w ith the above, au astonishing cure effected in threo weeks. In a esse cf seven years stan dli.ef, by tt.j be of 'Becker's Eye Balsam.' lb case referred to is that of . little boy, who was horn with infanied eyelids. The inflammation eontinued to increa-.-.' resisting ail re media, for the space of scvc.i .-(irt. Having heard ol the raiarkable cur.s effocled by Ue. ker'n Eye Buiig,!

We wohld alsosavto those wihin? rloihit.9 n... .. i....l iio. i... ,...i.iA ..i.n.-.

ay niaae, io can itou examine nis scon, aieir qvaii-ur Hutes, Clarionets, oie., are of the best nuks

- , f V ami price. lecimg conn. lent mat in neatness, a; ; ,t

Our sio- k o American made t.uiLir Ust pecn- as t Utiresdrt I made a trial of it, tbdam ht; ry In

! . ... i .........a-.. ...!n. .i. ; tiiisr anv Ihmr in out

IO ill. unless i",' s.n., ..... ... ....... r- - - ,

u . ... . ii...... ... ... ... .

the thotiidrrs back, and thus relieving all compres

cen.fy t.u.1 it tu-clcd a permanent core in three weeks. CHAKLES NORTH. FJlh sc. ACTnORIZEU AGE5TS.

M. W. IIAILEBrookvtlle F. Brown. Fairfield; I. Bearer. Liueny; Cu.-w". .Vau Camp, Metamora;

x.iuor.1 ana t.-ni., i4iiirci.

sioi. on li.e chest, allown.c fml. free, healtbv ac- . ei ...iui u.i-v. i, ,

tion. and by ihe exwnsiou of the lurgs, prevt i.ts b:,r?'"" van be as... Ibe Pulmonary Ortai.s from beinmii.g weak. ai.d 1 '' kii.us of work at the same tiiue gives a hr bil of erei I carriage. ripping w ill be re; ai.

R.OIU. o: 1 HOhr.Xfc.

Jf. I. ter. fk v... an . fartaitti.

EreoSville. Dee. 18, ":.-!.

nd linished in oil. thereby not so liable to ch seek I

the varnished instruments. In !ai t our whole tu.ck , is new and of the b.'st qei.1 ly anil v- won!.! respectfully ii. vile Country Dealers to c!i, before i.iirciiasiiig elsewhere.

erl'l eachers i ii Seoiiiianes supplied at the lowest Septaiubor 4, It 51 31-1yr-2Ct

larms. JL.elc.ul s.iiui.l er s, bey -r... .-il o i.ll popu-' - .. . lowo.-tru. tion I,.kj!.s lor tae F.ai.o Forte, soi J JIC.4T J WKF.tT!! WHEAT 1 I f erU.au any ..f.i t ho;.e. i V? .IOsOOO Bushels -. W l:ei.l Vjiii.-d at the Ex-DU-N i'O. i Tilt" liST.IN, i cut i ne Mill, Broolrvil!, for wr'u-Ulha hilm-

r.-ii-.-et I'l 1. 1-n. t.er 1. Fo ll.-s: rt i Mmkl s-;ra in a...). ..'.11 i.. ,.Diii v

cv.o,"o: 50. ;beo. hollajba go.-

Do..'.

dee. lu-51.e

Ciaciantti. ohie.