Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 13, Brookville, Franklin County, 18 March 1853 — Page 2

li )) Iv V I LLC, 1 N D. FRIDAY. MARCH 18, 1S53. Look out for the rnr! The Engineers were to commence at Harrison the location of our Rail Road, on yesterday morning. We presume they are at work. They will progress, probably at the rate of from 3 to 7 miles per day. Arrangements have been made to have Rail Road meetings and speeches at the various towns and i villages as the Engineers progress. I r r ei,... i .v .

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.,ir. u. xz. o..u..,. ..u u,frs xxere to befricnded them. Nor shoukl they be address the people at Harrison on Wed- ' jQW in retmnig a suitable acknovvledgenesdayn:ght last, and at Trenton on , , 1ihpri:1;,r hv tW

Th'trsdav night, 03 to-night (Friday) at I & v. Cedar drove, and on Saturday (to-mor-! J v row) at Brookville. Friends, come up to the meetings, and if you have no money, give us the aid of your countenances. The other meetings at the towns on the line from this toRushville and Indianapolis will be announced in time, as the Engineers progress. Rrtnrii'd. D. D. Jones,and Jas. Osborn, whom we noticed had gone to Washington, have returned. We regret that the prospect & 1 ' for Mr. Jones is poor, as others have made more efforts to get it. And Mr. Osborn who wanted to be Marshal, found that at least 100 applications had already been filed for it. But John L. Robinson, well known for his personal meanness and political swindling, has wormed himself into that station. It was to be hoped that this leach upon the public treasury, would be compelled to gain an honest living for a while at lfict v-.t t-. ' - . . . 1 " this office for the next four vears in this , J oiate, anu woe oe unto him who talis into his clutches. We have a plenty of honest Democrats, who would have made faithful officers, and who would have performed the duties with courtesy nd kindness. But mis gas-bag will be offensive and oppressive. This is the first appointment made by Pierce, which is seriously objectionable. The Liquor Law. In our column- will be found the liquor law of our late session of the Legislature, as well as some strictures thereon by Rev. T. A. Goodwin. This law having been published, it is now the law of the State. We hope no one will ever christen it ' as a temperance law, or call it a iw ! passed by the friends of temperance It is the drunkard's law. Of this there can be no mistake not such a law as they ought to have, but just such an one as drunkards want, and such as they have passed. Temperance men wish to prohibit the sale of alcohol, and save men from drinking. This law provides for telling it i-elli everywhere. it cheap, selling it I And we have no doubt but a large number of the n. embers o( the IiCgislature, from pat sad experience, saw the necessity of some provision to take care of the drunkard. Xo doubt they badexpeiicaicu iir ucimv nie coiuness ana lone- ' f . ,- muddy streets, when turned at midnio-ht out of the dirty doggery. When staggering about the streets, and finally after crawling into some old out house, they have thought of wife and children far' off over hill and vale, weeping for their return, and have thought if they ever broke into the Legislature, they would provide better quarters for the rxroRTukate drunkard. They would not allow them to be turned out so late at night, without any provisions for their comfort. We have no doubt, when the members were drawing u;i with care this great liquor instrument, their eyes filled with tears over the thoughts of the terrible nights they had spent in the streets and hovels, outcasts from even the comforts ot sleeping under the counter of a doggery; and swore in their wrath that it hould be suffered no longer, and whilst they have looked forward to the time when they would be again thus treated, their souls have been nerved with energr.to provide for themselves comfortable lodgings. None but those who had thus suffered could have conceived so glorious an idea. The liquor guzzler goes in for a plenty of it.and cheap.and then to be proTided with warm and comfortable apart ments until lie gets sober enough to drink again. The Tempera nee men believe in cut ting off the traffic keep men sober and t hen they can always provide themelves with a comfortable bed and supper ' with their families. Which is the best! Which is the wisest law! By the way, there is a wide difference ..B-i-name wpsiatnre. Jo believes m pun.shing a man for getting drunk. The legislature holds out an inducement for men to get dnink. Suppose a poor fellow has but a dime in his pocket, and l as neither supper nor bed whereon to lodge. His dime will not provide it. All he has to do, is to pitch into a doggery, and for his dime he can get as drunk as a fiddler's bitch, then his supper and lodgings are provided for him, gratis. This then proves that this is the drnnkrn nun's law. Again. There are always an abundance of lazy, greasy looking topers sitting upon the si !e tenches of each dogfery, waiting for someone to come in to "treat." In this way they keep themelves well soaked with liquor a!l day. All they have to do now is, towards vening to fill their glasses to the brim, and then they can have food and lodgings provided for them. 3ut this ig now all the law we have, and as there may be some features in it f which we can avail ourselves of tl e advantages, let all friends of order vote ,vno license" on the 1st Monday in April. We have indeed been sold to the Egyptians, yet no good rr.aa n.ust falter. Let no Mrs. Pot.pher seduce von from your integrity.

Y host rt nr Friends. Almost any person will be our friend when we are in prosperity, and when the favors to be bestowed are from us.But those are our true friends only, who show their friendship in our adversity when we are overwhelmed with calamity who not only say words of condolence, but they who promptly put their hands in their pockets and give us that coxsolation needed to remedy our complaints. When our Canal was swept

away for the 3d time, in December last, ! and our prospects for its repair were gloomy in the extreme, there were some , ", .. , alons; the line, and some in Cincinnati, , . "Wlt a hpIn:nfr hand. Tlie nponl f this valey j,ave a r;rrht to know who j J , . . , , .v. i custom to such as have proven themselves . , . , t r j tn no trif.nif.s v rpmronro (a nnp ! J - I ertiaing columns our readers will find j the place and kind of business of those j : marked with a star () in the following

list. We wish we knew where they were : At the same time she would suit her all located that our readers in the valley, ; actions to her song, and like Tom Walmight at least call on them and give them 1 pole in his happy moments, she would personal thanks for their aid in time of Roll! need. The list we have obtained is as j Betsy King was a neat woman, and a follows, and if any are omitted it is not ?od housekeeper, and as honest in her

our fault, for it is all we have seen: j0hn Miiev Sam Amt. $1IK) 5im Oeenpation. Miller. Harrison Com. Mor. W. W. Canal firoeer & Pork Packer, Com. Mer. Distillers Com. Mer. W. V. C. Miller. Cin. Hatters. Cin. Cin. Drv Goods, "do. Boots & Shoes, Cin. Distillers Jeweler. Cin. Queensware, Cin. do. Hotel, Cin. Wholesale Clothing, Hardware. Cin. Grocer, Cin. Dry Goods. Cin. Boot A: Siioes Cin. Hardware. Cin. Grocer. Cin, Pork Paeker, Cin. do. V1 CnrJohn Swasev asev t o. sum Walker brothers 2IH10 H.D.ChipmanetCo. 5in C. VV. West & Co. Sherwood & Co. nu Pay & Matlock 500 Carney, Swift & Co.lliOO Coinst.xk. Wilcox 5H0 rneroni & Co, 500 Ahrom Palmer UK) Huntington fe KrooksOnO llunnew"Ml,Hill&Co.yiO B. Farlow, inn Stadler Bro. 2K) R. V. Booth & Ce. 3"0 J. M. M-Kee o,io Watts Colhtirn, 5I0 Reeves. Stevens. &Co5liO Tyler Davidson, 3c Co.300 A. Comlin 100 Ja? Hohart. 1IH) .Miller Rrown 5O0 Tyner & Roberts i B. II. Burton 1(10 Millers. Brookville. Merchant, do. Geo. Holland Co- 6hi .Millers, do. J. Fanes. ".Vl Zona Banes. rtiiO John Kates. COO Rirtselv& Rro. 300 G. S.Jenkins, & Co. 100 Hiram Clearwater, 3(H) Trowbridge & Beaty 1000 Johnson & Pence, 500 Gentl eman. Mvtamora ilavtnrer, do, : Mannf Boot iS: SIiik'S, Cin Grocer, Cin. Dry Goods. Cin. Gentlemen, Cin. Pork packer, Cin do Cin. By a private note received from Cincinnati, we learn the spiritual rappers are making sad havoc in that city. Last Sabbath was the most disorderly, disgraceful, rowing Sabbath known there for many years. There is an organized opposition to Christianity and ihc Sabbath. 03 We understand that Rev. C. Elliot, D. D. Editor of Western Christian Advocate is t0 pP'?nd Sabbath here and Prea,n behalf of the missionary cause in the M. E. Church. If not too much fatigued he will preach to-morrow night. Poetry. We have on hand several pieces of original poetry, some of which will be inserted next week. Envious, snarling critics need not suppose that they have frightened genius and talent into silence I'nion Co. Court Ilonse. The commissioners of LTnion Co. have adopted a plan furnished by Mr. May, and determined to build a new Court House. It is a fire proof building costing from 12,000 to 815,000. This is , doing pretty well for Union. Franklin .i i , , -, , Co. could as easily bui'd one costing tromS40,000 to 850,000, as Union Co the one they have adopted. Yet they have not been extravagant. We have seen their plan. It is a plain, substantial building, and at the same time sufficiently ornamental, and planned with Architectural taste. Persons wishing to make tenders for the erection of this Court House will find the Plans and specifications at the Auditors, office in Unio n Co. on 20th of April. Bids for the same will be received until the 6th day of May, 1S53. We congratulate our friends in Union Co. on this determination of their commissioners. Kinging ;eoijrnph j-. Among the improvements in giving instructions, that of teaching Geography by singing is not the least important. Mr. Herron proposes to teach twelve lessons in Brookville, if a class can be msde up for him. He will charge one dollar per scholar if satisfaction is given, if not he will charge nothing. He will give a free lecture in the Court House at 2 o'clock to-morrow,showing his method. Let parents go with their children, and see for themselves, and they may not be imposed upon. Of course the children will all go. Valley Ilonar. Mr. King, land lord of Ihe Valley House in this place .shortly after oor late Circuit Court, was missing, and in a few days inquiry was made of hi whereabouts. About the first of this week it wag found out that he had re tired to California, or some other Seaport ! On Wednesday morning last, our Sheriff, inhad ,raned Mr. Killg and hjm good. &c. an fredjl, took i of the moveables of the Vallev Houw. We hope to be able to state, by our next paper that some good and efficient land lord has taken possession of this new and excellent hotel The building and the business will pay the right kind of a man. XT The Home Jonrnsl, in a recent arti-' cle on changes in fashion, nays, "The disputed question May a gentleman wear a frock coat at an evening party ? seems to hve been i decided in the affirmative; and, accordingly, ' young gentlemen take particular pleasure in ' wearing that long obnoxious garment, with .uumunai innovation of black neck handkerchief. White waistcoats are generally discarded, and white kids yield precedence to gloves of color." " O- Up at Moscaw; Clermont county, Tr.urs.iay Ust. m. Gwynn was shot in on in the .i.ean.i oangeaenaly wounded by named Chambers bhott boy T They are adopting the plan on the Ae- ork railroa.:sof placing as mottoes on locomo-ives the lst words ef dying Statesmen. The bulletin of this city, savs that dying speeches se.ni singularly "apnropriate ; cn New York railroads. ; !TIa Germany, it is illegal for a young man to marry before be is twenty-four, or nyyoun? woman befote she is eighteen- . and a young man, at whatever age he wishes to marry, mast show to the police and pri i I "r '"ninnne, that he is abb-, and bas ihe prospect to provide for a wife and family. Tt-se remarks (says Mr. Combe) .ppiy n.,re eilly to Wurtemberg. And Here i reh..i , fet hw better taste, etc, than m Enland or Fraace.

AB Happy ni a King:." The remark is frequently made "as happy as a king." From the acts of some of the branches of the King family, we are disposed to think this remark a weak comparison. People are beginning to think that the Kings are no happier or better than common people. It may be, however, that the above saying was derived from the following circumstances, nerer before published:

We are informed bv a vounsr ladvfand ! no one will dispute this authority) that ! . , , ;

some years since mere was a goon ma- markabi0 for i,cr attainments in "literatron lady by the name of Betsy King liv- j toor," she had, I remember, some celebingnot over 40 miles from Shelbyville, I rity as a capital baker of buck-wheat

Ind. She was not only a good woman, but chappy, all the time, as a King. But at all religious meetings she was es pecially happy shouting happy. She cuiiiuimifs got. so nappy mat sac couiu i shout original poetry, for an hour with- j out rhvme or reason. "But each song i generally concluded with the following chorus: "Sometimes up, and sometimes down, And sometimes flat on the ground.' religious devot:ons, as at least the edit or of the Rushville Jacksonian was when he joined the Methodist Church down in Dearborn Co. Betsy, however, had determined on one thing she would die shouting. This was a settled question with her. Religion was worth nothing with her if she could not die shouting. And there was more good theology in this than in many sermons we have heard preached. But the time soon arrived when her religion and herTaith were sorely tried, but she triumphed,as every faithful christian will. About the first time the cars passed Ifrom Edinburgh to Shelbyville, they 'passed near her door. She had fre quently heard of the Locomotive.but sun- . . posea it. was a wrae and quiet looking animal. It had never entered her head that it was so fierce and furious in its looks and motions. She had, however, heard that the "Devil went about as a roaring Lion," and of all things she had yet seen or heard of, this must be his Satanic Majesty. Betsy thought her time ; had come she commenced saying her j prayers hastily recurring to how she had lived, and the little unguarded sins j she had committed. And the old fellow came rushing on, dashing fire and smoke about him, her faith grew strong, and she determined like a good christian to face her enemy boldly, and '-die fighting in the Army." She, therefore, marched out to meet him and with all that , terror and energy with which alone a : true christian woman can do such an act, SHE FUKrOUSLY SHOOK HFR CHECK ATRON AT THE Locomotive. Just at this time the mischevious conductor touched the ! valve of the steam whistle, and it gave a j blast long and loud, piercing not only every nerve and fibre of the lady's frame, but reverbratinff over "o-len and mmintain." Betsy thought her time had cme,and that she was done to, and falling gracefully upon her back, commenc ed shouting "Glory! Glory!! Glory!!!" In this position the cars left her, and whether she j liy '-and sunt; herself away, ! To the joys of endless day,"' History has never been fully able to discover. It is thought right, however, to say "as happy as a King," and j "If ignorance be Miss, It is folly to be w ise." The Liquor Law. Mr. Editor. I have just read a law passed by the late Legislature known is the Liquor Law. It is difficult to conceive what object the Legislature had in view in its passage. It could hardly have thought that the laws heretofore in ; force was too stringent, yet it has made a law affording greater privilege to liquor sellers, than most of the laws it repeals. In some counties there were j good local laws. These are repealed by j the new law. Even the general law I was better, in some respects, and worse in Dutlew, it any,ot its There is the same provi; provisions. ion made, for selling poisoned whiskey under the guise of tonic the same provision for giving away pure whiskey, and ihe penalty is reduced from two dollars to one cent, as it has been nearly the uniform custom of our courts to put the fine at the lowest figures. There is, indeed, some talk about recovering damages in certain case, but they will be so d.lhcult to get at that they ;v.ll be no terror to those who follow liquor selling. To secure them, further than ever heretofore, it provides five cases in which no penalty is affixed whatever, neither of which existed in the former law when a less quantity than a quart was sold at once, and every one who has had any experience in witnessing the evasions of law will know, at once, that these rive exempt cases, can cover almos.. every saie that is made. The provision about nuisance, and selling on Sunday are essentially the same as heretofore, yet Sunday has been the great day for drunkenness, am! not one grogshop in a thousand was over indicted as a nuisance. Every temperance man will see. at once, that this is no temperance law. and will, of course, not receive it as the least answer to his petitions. We shall, however, have time to test it, before another legisla..'imiir.'. ii.li! n imsseu ine oen - ate as it passed the House, or as reported by the committee, it would have had ! some efficiency, but it was spoiled by j 'mending, and now appears wholly pow- j erless. We shall walch its operation! with great interest but wilh little hope. j It may work better than it promises. j T. A. GOODWIN, i

Real Estatk Crazixess. The real ' wil"' eease. estate fever never raged so extensively! lr" l,1'er' w"ho was recently shot, ;s in Xew York as it does now. On lAno- out of danger. ' Island, forty-four acres of land, the prop I T1c Maryland Board of Public Works j erty of Lott Wvokoff, located at East hns reiusec to consent to the proposed New York, was sold a few days since for reduction in tolls on coal on the Ohio ; 84.0000. An oiler ot (10.000 has been a,i" Chesapeake Canal. I made for the Union Course, containing The Board of Visitors to the Military seventy-two acres, but was refused by Academy has been appointed by the the owner. At Newtown, farms have .President, and consists of the following

ueeu recently sow tor ;b0O. Ni!00 and , ciw per acre, according to location "woman's Rights'' Association of Redford, Ta., some time ago presented Mr. Cogsw ell with a rsg baby, as a estimonial ot their respect 7or his ridrcule. His wife, indignant at the ' strong minded women," the other day presented him with t'other kind of a baby, which she s.-ys, is mere than the W omen's Rights" can do! vJ The $700 in gold lost by a paMy in ihe Little Miami, at I'errin's mill, last week, fcaa not txwii recovered.

For the American. School Compositions-Jane Smith Inlidc! Hie It cpos.it oiy vc. Cincinnati, JIarch, 7, 1853. Dear Editor: Just as I was sitting down to write you a letter, the 'American' of last week arrived. On looking over its ample pages, I find a communication from Jane Smith, who seems disposed to rind fault with my opinions on 'composition writing.' As Jane claims the honor of being my cousin.it becomes a duty I owe to her and the iSmith family

generally, to notice her production. 1 remember something of this maidenwe were, schoolmates many long years , b'u, una uuiiuugn jane was never re- , i cakes. I am sorry thut Jane has bccome "A spinster trembling for the nation's fate, X eplc-iina: puddinpv to preserve the Stair." because I am decided in the opinion that her talent is adapted rather to cheesematting man to criticism. Jane lnsy understand very well how to compose an aPi'lo-dumpling, but I doubt her cap , city wuen it. comes 10 composing witty letters. But this is an age when -Matrons seized with oraloric panes. .Jive lianiiv birth to masculine haall:rus.", i and I suppose ' ladies must be that, the strour-!n nded allowed to write. Xow when Jane says that the girls in Indiana i write theirown compositions, I believe she spenks truly so tar as she herself is concerned. Her letter is evidently original! But I doubt that she speaks so understanding- ol the other. Jane's assertion that I meant girls only, when I spoke of both sexes, is altogether fabulous. I spoke of children of both genders, though to be sine, I do think that the masculine ar a trilling superior to the "Little k Tiowinr,litllo sow incr. l.ittle walkinjr.vrreally talkine, M isrhief-makiiiir. promise-breaking, Xovel-rcadiinr. dainty feeding. 1 ap doir doalins. K ron inoiinir, Piano-,la ins. p'ins displa; iii, Body-I.racii'ir. lightly lacii.g Over-sleepinjr. often weepm;. Dandy-loving, white kid-clovinir, T!iin-$hoe wearing:. health d.-pairinp," girls of the present day. However, if Jane's friends, who would be willing to share the sorrows and double the joys of a gray-haired bachelor's lite, lias sound teeth and no literary aspirations, she need not despair. 111 think of the proposal. Mr. Pierce's inaugural address has failed to meet expectations. He as supposed to be capable ol writing the English language, with clearness at leas". His address is a stelted, pompous, obscure production ailing infinitely below anything of the kind that ever issued from an American President. It may be that it i-s mutilated, from traveling over the wires, and that a eorrected 'copy will be more creditable. Of it inlitical character little can be said. It is what the country expected it would be, in that respect. The Cabinet is composed, as you w ill see, of very ordinary third-rate "men. Neither Mr. Bright of Indiana nor Medary ol Ohio, have obtained an appointj ment. The Infidels of this city seem to be increasingwith alarming rap. dity. They turned out in large procession "to celebrate Washington's bii th-w'ay; and are now preparing to start a paper lor the dissemination of Tom Puine's doctrines. If these shallow-pated fellows would turn to the history of France, a lew years ago, they would seethe result of an aiiempi in mat uniortunate country to roy Uan religion, ind i woutu learn mat wunoui me lsible, a i the influence of its teachings, no nPnk i can be happy or free. i The March number of the Ladies' ; Kl l'0'101')' Is ? o?st mat lias ever been I issueu. li ir. v.iarK continues to im prove it as he has commenced, the liubI -lit t i ...I j lie will have re -son to be thankful that Prof. Larraboe could not be spared from , imnana. j Rev. J. B. Finley has in press and ! will soon publish liis Autobiography. j Mr. Finley has been one of the most re,markable men of the time; and his history will be full of interest. -Prison j Life" by the same author has bad a run some twelve or thirteen editions having already been disposed of. A semi-centennial celebration of Method ism in Cincinnati will be held this afternoon. Many distinguished sneakers are engaged for the occasion, and as the weather is very beautiful, a large a -tendance is expected. Yours truly. JOHN SMITH. i . AVahincioii Items. j Washington, March 11. About a dozen n animations were sent into the Senate last -evening, and Were only referred, but were not definitely acted upon, and are, therefore, stiktfy confidential. It is believed Mr. Kennedy, the Superintendent of the Census, will be retained, as the work is drawing to a close. The applicants for appointments under the Post office Department from all parts of the country are innumerable. The debate between Messrs. Clayton and Douglass was quite protracted, last evening. Mr. Douglass condemned the treaty, and said that though the time had not ar rived tor annexing any part of either I . i i i i ivpenn.. ......I... . . I. - I ; ter is a haIf vvav hmw to Ca'ifornia)SniI theirian who thinks the time will arrive ! when the United States ill ,u, ... jessarytoown a half way hoiue, must not be set down as a mad-man. He said ; he was not disposed to hasten the execution of Democratic principles under the I Democratic Administration; but it is certain no man can limit the future pro- ; gress of this nation; no treaties can tether the limits of this giant Republic; it will grow, and in growing will burst asi sunder any bands which may he thrown around it to keep it within" prescribed limits, as Sampson of old did the withes with which the Philistians attempted to bind him. Why. then, attempt to bind our nation not fo do that which we know in time it will be compelled to do! Why bind ourselves to annex no more of Mexico, tvnon every man knows that the day . fast approaoliiilir when wo cannot prevent i;., At xho cwcm Mr. Mason got the floor wnon l'u Senate adjourned till Monday . The Washington Union publishes an cial notice from the Secretary of the Treasury that the five per cent, stock ?f 1853 ho redeemed onth-j first of Julv. and that pentiemen: Daniel tioodenow, of Ma;nem. Rates. of M.i.is.icb.icotts-. r v Andrews, of Connecticut; II. E. Iavies, o! New York; Francis Hewson, of Pennsylvania; John C. Groom, of Maryland; ( Keneath Rjiyner, of North Carolina; A. ; V. Rreemly, of Georgia; 1). Jarvis, of, Ohio; Joshua Raker, of Louisiana; Henry Ttttx iVr, ol Alabama; James Purviance, of Mississippi; G.T. Ward, of Florida; George Temple, of Iowa; and H. S. 1'aird, ol Wisconsin. 13" W hen a man has no desitrn but to Rpeik plain tratli, he may y a great oeal iu a very narrow npass.

The Mqnor Kill. The following is the act, passed at the present session, regulating and retailing of spiritous liquors: AN ACT lo regulate the retailing of spiritons liquors, and for the suppression of the evils arising therefrom. Skction 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, That no person shall retail spirilous liquors, except for sacramental, mechanical, chemical, medicinal, or culinary purposes, without the consent of a majority nl the legal voters of the pron-

jer township, who may cast their votes for licenseat the April elections nor without fil i..C with the auditor of the proper county bis "u, w ilh at least four freehold sureties, to e approved by such auditnr, in the penal sum of not than live hundred nor more than two thousand dollars, proportioned according lo the number of inhabitants to the township, conditioned for keeping an oruerlv , house, and for tiie payment of all tines, penalties or damages that maybe incurred iiimer the provisions of this act. ! e 2. Th-consent required in the preceeding section shall be deteimined by the iiumher of votes cast for or against license, to be expressed on the tit ket; ami no ticket on which the same is not expressed shall be counted either way. tuch consent shall extend lor one year from the period of such election, and shall extend to all persons who shall comply w ith the requirements of the lirsl section respecting bond and security, hc. 3. I'pon the tilme of such bond the aiitorshall issue to the person tiling the same a license to retail to reUil spirituous linu.trs. which shall lie pood lor one year from the dy ol the election at w hich sucii consent was granted to retail spirituous liquors, and hhall, during such ear, be presumptive evidence of ihe rij;lit oIsikIi person to retail such liqn ors. t?t:c. 4. The word "retail," in this act, shall be construed to mean the sale or barter, director incited, of any quantity less than one g .lion. t?t:c. 5. Any person otT-n.ling against the provisions ol the preceding sections, sludl, for each oftence, be lined in any sum not excetdmg two hundred dollars. Skc. 6. Alicei.se granted nnder the provisions of the first section of this act, shall not auihorize any person to retail spirituous liquors on fc-uu.lay. kc. 7. Any person who shall, by the retailing of spirituous liquor.cause the intoxication ol any person, shall luiaril, keep, ami t ike care ol sucii person until lie shall be a! le, without assistance safeiy.to lettirn tohis home anil, on lailure to do so, it sliali be lawful for any other person to .lo so, or to cause the same to be done; winch person shall have an action against t-uth retailer lor reasonable compensation loi such service, and li fty per cent, damages thereon. .KC J. No municipal corporation or board of county commissioners shall exact or receive from any personally money under the name of license, or otherwise for the privilege of retailing spirituous li.pi.irs. tt.c. 9. All places wh rein spit ituons liquors are retailed, if kept in a disorderly manner, shall be deemed common nuisances; and the keeper ol auy such nuisance maim tilled lo the annoyance, disturbance, oriuuirv of the neighborhood, shall be lined in any sum not less than twenty-five uor more than one hundred ioli;.;s. kc 10. Any wife, child, parent guardian, employer or other person, who shall be injured in person or property, or means ol support by any intoxicated person, or in consequence ol the intoxication, habitual or otherwise, of i any person, shall have a right of action in his ! or li'-ronn name against any pel sou and his ' sureties on the bond aforesaid, who shall by: retailing spirituous liquor.have caused the intoxication ol such person, lor all damag-s sustained, and for exemplary damages. ?kc. 11. lint if it shall be made to appear, in any such action, that the intoxicate.) per- I son tiirouyh whom damages was sustained, w..s procured by any oilier persoii to ilo such damage for the. purpose ol enabling suit to be brought for damages against any retailer, or, th-ilsuch intoxicated person committed any trespass or other unlawful act for such purpose, it shall bar recovery against such retailer. " j Sfc. 12. For all purposes under this act, : whether to institute or prosecute the suit, lo control the recovery or otherwise, a married woman shall have the same rights as if she were single. t-Vc. 13. Damages recovered by a minor n niter this act, sludl be paid at the option of the court, either to such minor, o- to his parents, or to any guardian or next friend recognized or appointed by the court as s-jch. kc. 14. A recovery against a retailer, shall be conclusive evidence against his sureties, in an a. tion upon the bond herein before provided for, both as to the right of action, and as to Ihe amount of dam iges. fKc. 1). The. provisions of this net in regard to disorderly houses, and their punishment as nuisances, and penalties i.gainst the keepers thereof, shall apply lo persons to whom licenses to retail spirituous liquors shall have beeu legally granted during the term for which they shall have been granted. KC. Id. All contracts made lor the performance of any ohli-raiion, or for the sale or exchange ol any property, real or personal, by any person who at the time of such contract is in a statrt of intoxication, rendering him incapable of making a contract, shall be voidable at the option of such intoxicated p-rson. s-ko. 17. All places or houses wherein spiriiuons liquors shall be sold or bartered, directly or in iirectly, without license, in pSS quantity than one gallon, or suffered or allowed to be drank n or about such place, house or out-house, yard or appurtenance thereto, be, and the same are hereby declared to be, common and public nuisances; and all persons keeping and maintaining such nuisances as Horeaid, shall, upon conviction thereoi, be fined in any amount not less thnn ten dollars nor mre than one hundred dollars. kc. 1. It shall be the duty of the proper prosecuting or dislriciattorney.wheninlorm-d of the existence of any such nuisance, as de tined and designated by this act, imnie.iiat. ly lo institute legal proceedings against any person keeping and maintaining such nuisance; and on his failure to commence and faithfully prosecute such nuisance, he shall be hned in any sum not I -ss than ten dollars, nor exceeding twenty-rive dollars, by any court having utrisdiction !kc Ut All laws on the subject of retailing intoxicating or spirituous liquor heretofore enacted, are hereby repealed; but all offences against such laws shall be punished as if such laws had not been repealed. Skc 2o. It is declared that an emergency ex.sls reqtrnng the enactment hereby mde that this act sh dl b- in force from and after Us passage and publication in Hie Indiana! Mate Journal and 1 nduna State Sentinel. Approved March 4. 18.3. ' I JOSF.rii A. WRIGHT. AN ACT to amend the fifth section of an act ent'tled "An act for the more uniform moife of doing township business." Sk.c 1 He it enacted by the General Assembly of t he Slate of Indiana. Thit said section be amended so as to read as follow s The qualified voters in each township, shall - - - '-.o,. tu.- usual pl e of hol.iinii elections, in eueh township . on me nrsi iionuay in April, at the usual elect three trustees, one of whom shll for tiie term of one year, one for the term of tw o years, an.l one for the term of three years; the duration of the term of each to be determined by ballot, on the day of the elecl ion, by the inspector and Judges thereof ' and that annually thereafter, one Trustee sh.,1 1 be, elected whose tent: of service shall i be three years until his successor is elected ' and qualified; a Clerk and Treasurer shall also at the same time and place, be elected ! who shall severally hold their office for the term of one x ear, aud until their successors are elected and qualified; and before entering upon the duties of their reepec.tive ollices hev sliail take an oath, or affirmation, be-. . - - r .... lore a justice m tue reace ot the proper township lor the faitful performance ol their respective duties. iK -. 2 1 his act is nereby declared to be one oi emergency, ana to bo in force from and alter its p.tss.,ge. JeEC. 3 Ab law s, or parts of lews, conflicting with the abox-e act are hereby repe-iled. OLIV F.R B. TOKBKT. Sneaker of the H Ix. ASHKELP. WILLARD, 1'resnieut of the Senate. Anprcwd March 1, I53 JOtErU A WS1GHT. irrM.ssrs. Haxee st Dyndall, jewelers, of S.,n Francisco have just manufactured for B.,rnnm a pold rine of rare beauty. Ou the lace s an elaborately engraved representation, of Iraaistan, the Oriental residence of M '. R.trnum; on one side his initials and on the epposite his coat of arms bis "arms' are suppsssed' to consist of the Frjee mermaid, supporting Juice llelh on a woolly hors

How lo pel Ihe ;irU Tla r r icil . A thriving trader in Wisconsin, claim-

inn- the paternity of eleven daughters, greatly to the atomshiftgmcnt of his , neighbors, succeeJed in marrying tliein 1 all off in six months. A neighborof his,' who had likewise several single daughters, called upon him to obtain his secret of his husband-making success, when the latter informed him he had made it a rule, after a young man bad paid his attenti on to one of his girls a fortnight, to call on him with a revolver, and request him to choose between death and matrimony. "You can imagine," continued cd, "which of the two they preferred." Ij'The medical papers give an'accnunt of a woman in III xkfriars-ro td, having a la-ge head, and whiskers. Is this a frightful result I of Bleomerism? ILTTHK UK ST FOSSIBI.E RF.MKDY K"!! ' fOXSl'MPTION ! WIST.MI S BALSAM OF WILLI t HKKKVis Jtift the retne.lj that a pure minded, nnprejiidi.-e.l m:.i, tli'troiifflily at tpiaiiiteil wilh ever, system of practice. nnl ell noi-uuiite-l ith the whole Materia Medica. ni:d experience.! in trenenil practice. wouM r.'.-oniinend as the L.KST ' POSSUM K KK.MKIIY, for the cure ..f Couclis. , Colds. Asthma, liron. -hitis and Coiisamplior.. This remely contains the extraordinary medicinal virtues of Hie Wild Chcrrx and the Kir whi. h are combined and embodied in their utmost pow er in this article. 12y a nice chemical process, every lliing.lcL-tcrc oils or useless fs r.je.te.l. s. tliat what remains is the most extnionlinary au.l truly efficacious remedy for all kind f pulmonary and liver diseases ever know n to man. IZF s"1,1 M- xx Ihi'de. P.mokville. ITTyjo to s PR a i r. k & ro.. i n m a ! x st :: ki :t, CI X t 'lX X ATI. if you w ih any thine in the doihins , line yon w id always find lliem well made and I coo.l styles e.pial to the be-t custom trade. This I House stands A. Xo. 1. nirt-lt j P 0 I S O X I X Thousands of parents w ho ne Vermifuge compose.l of factor Oil. Calomel. A..-., arc not aware that while they appear to henctit the patient, tln-v are actually lay hue l!ie foumlution f.,r a series of disease, such a salivation. Lis of sluht, weak" Iless of limbs, iVc. In another column w ill he found the advertisement of Hobeiisa, k"s Medicines to wlin li w eas' e attention of all directly interested in their ow n a swell as their Children's health. In Liver Complaints a ml all disorders arisin from those of a 1 illious ty pe. slionl.l make use of the only reu.iiue medicine, llobensack's Liver Pills. Wj'r hft rirtrivn!" but ak for Hobeii'.ai k's Worm Sy rup and Liver PilN. and ob.-er e that ear lias ibe the sipnature of the Proprietor, J. X. IloUKX'SAClx. as none else are p-uninc. Mn. Kni-rnn. Pl--ae announce the f r'l aril, t'.vq. as a candidate f, of Justice ol the Pe.i.e. for brookville at the eiisuinir April elect. in tiie t !.. me of Alr the ..Tli.v toWa-hip, e ol Pai,iel St. John. Mv.NY KltiKMiS. March Idth. 1S.-.3. Mr. Ci .cik.hv You will p'oas a!IUo:ll natae as a candidate fori! llice ofJusti.e. mv the Peace ill Ihe place ( Jhiniol St. John. Kino 1. V,'; i. First Arrival tltis Secisct, - p best .piabty, new- style calu-oes f.r sal.. I ) low rates. i;. rvxi-.i:. 1 I'ST rccived a ,1 various sizes. let of superior hanimere.l iron. u.LVXii:. March is, 1.3. Wm. A. Trovtri.Jge, w HOIJXI.i: .V lit: I' llI IValer in irroeeries loid produce. Sonlh Klist comer . f Court in, 'I Kacestrects. (opposite the arIn. rs lioteP CIXCIXX ATI keep i-t;ii t'.y on band a pod iissortment of a 1 artuh-s, in hisllne, unichhe olb rs to the trade at the lowest rates. 13 l.r OT! . exist OTH K is hcr.-bv :ivi'ii tiiatllie partnership I.', iior-h and J.din Horsh 3.C of 1 mi,..r t and he tirm v ill confer a fax or p. and all debts.du. s.ai.d ;d -d up by the aforasai ! F. Willis and Jacob J. linsr beiv. eon J. jr.. was dissolve. I .in thall persons indebted to ; by .allium and settling i; deniands are lo l.e st John Oorsli. Uei.jaiuiii 1'orsii. 13 3w. VALUAF.Li: FARM. TO RICSOI.n AT CT10. Ily virtue of tlie will of X inN (ii.i ,.k. deceased, and of an order of the Kranklin Circuit Court, the uuderaine.1. executor of si.id will, will sell a, pubauction, on tlie premises. Ivtivevn the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 ..'clock !' "i. of T uesday the l'.lth lay of April next, the following described tract of land . situ-il I in Fr-i'.liu county, viz: part of the south vvesi .piam-r of section 'Js. tow n !l. nntirel: beirmii.e. ;t the south cast corner of said .piarter. Iheu.-c west tin poles, thence north pill poles, ih nee cast mi poles; them e south to the place of beirinniiijr, lGtl poles, containing lid acres, more or loss. Ibis beautiful tract of land lies adjoinimr and north of the I-'rankhn Turnpike, ami a half mile west ,,f the r.ouri-Mie: town of Mt. Carta- 1. -Schools nn,i churches are iicc-ssihle in a few minutes Walk. There are .n acres eiicl ised. of whi. h 33 acres are cullivate-l. The residue is woodland an.l well timbered. It is w. II supplied wi:!i w ater. There are upon it a comfortable frame dwelling, am! tw o ood apple orchar-is. The soil is remarkably tii e and Ihe neiirhborhoo.i healthy. Xo more desirable tract of land of the size of this can be found in the county. Tkrvb. One third. c::-h: one third, 1st of September next: the residue 1-t January next. The deferr . pa iiu-nts .-t-iscd by nolo w it li security . drawing int -rest from -late. and waivii er vai union and appraisement. The ir.-h riser w ill be entitled to the rents of the present year, and can if desired have possession ,.1'tiie d -a . -llinir on the .'t!i Amy-ist next, and the privib-a"eof seedincauy part of the farm. He w ill be cxpe. tod t-. pav taxes ot ihe current year. JOHN I l.KX PLXIXi;, Fixe.-utor. fli-onoE M. Hvrxm. Auctioneer. X. 11. Im-piine. as to tlie title can V made of Geo. Holland or.). 1. How laud, at Urookv ille, by letter or oihcrw i.e. 13-4w k. l-IIMT Tlll'.l-.ei The iS. The subscriber Las on r i hand at my nurs -ry (t miles southeast of PennsMvaoiabnrtrlO a L"- -.1 varn tv of Apple trees. Pears. Chern s. and Plums. Thos- w ishimr t- c-'t a r-'-v-l vari 'tv. may depend on having the k imls I rec.imm, nd tiie'n to be, a 1 have most of them in bearire. SAMCKLJ. MPF.X. Herman Posl Od'ee, M..rch llih. ls:,3. I33w t Al liri, lHO FOIMIRV.-This eli tabl shn.ent now in the hands of (Jto. ;. Snore and J ens )"H ,ir. is in operation in all it various branches, in pari Pv. w it. they are buildius threshli e; machines ol the latest and most .-q prov ed moddies, both sepcrators and chaff pilers, with tumblinrshart or l-lt at the optio,, f tlu purchaser, havinc a lam,- assortment or patterns and wei! airanced machine, blacksmith and carpenters sho-,. they .ire pre.ar...l lo build machinery of vari.-'i kimis lortrist a.i sawmill thev are al are also man lactunn an,l keep constantly on hand saw rumuiers. Irons f.r veselablprin.lers. apple mill. shinirle machin Iniw cutters, tire benders. churns, a I so a . saw man-1 riis. 1, lack smiths tew el irons, and v ariety of cook stoves, parlor church and box stoves. Micar kettles, hollow ware, odd lids, waffon boxes and irons, and also the premium.asi plow . Job work and repairine done in (food style ami on the shortest notice, all mirk" done ih our line w ill be furnished on as -rood terms as at anx establishment in the west. Orders respectfully solicited bv SlldCP csO'HAIR. S4 Paid S3 13-Omos. Chirm. Gltiss & Quoonrswaro. nrr. i'M mi. i. a Co. xo. sn Mam Street t'inoinnnti. ofi'er to .-oiiuiry merch.ints. a full jind complete assortment of every article in their line: and. inducements to purchase in Cinciiiiinti in preference to eastern cities. 13-3 in os. Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railway Ccmpanv. OTirF. is herel.v civen thr.l the flrt annnnl nieetineof the Stockhol-lers of the "inci :in:ili sn.l lti.li;in,-i.ol;s Kailvv ay company, for the cl.setion of Pirectors t- serve for the cn'siiinc year ill he held at the town of ljinrel in the county of Franklin and State of Indiana on Saturday the second dav of April 1-vVt. between tlie hours of S o'clock A. M. and 5 V. M. Bv ord.-r ,vf ihe board of lirc. tor. ' ;.;. HH'P. Prest. Test M. J. Kei.i.v. S. rV. Ii--3w i m i i s 1)11. J. AV- KF.F.I.V, RrvU Sms-7 drill Sitrtrim Itruli.!. sjl rvviT hankfiil for past favors, would Inthe continuance of the patronage ..f ' the citizens or town and country . He w oul I direct attention to the fact of his lakin? a premium on a full set of Artifleial Teeth, at the late Franklin County Fair. All operations in the dent.il Art performed upon he latest and most approved principle an-l waranted. Xo charc-s for examination or advice. Office in the North end of the Adair tavern ctand. o. Main St.. 7-:al Ts-tween I , F.iphth and Xinlh. t'ilici 11. 1-1. i I 1,-1,... . ... . ....... a "ea-.ii-.,:ii assortment of Mens. Rov s and children Straw Hats. Also, a he.nitiful fine lot of srt , t assi mere hat: enihra. intreverv color, w liite. pearl. Mueand black. My shelves are also filled with a beautiful assortment of sprine style of Silk an.l Fur hats of my own manufacture, to which I invite the I esecliiil attention of my oldest friends and acpiain- ! j Unices of Brookville and vicinity to give me a call ' nen von are in the city. niT 7 p A J. U. ST II. MIOI.Mtr.lM.VilflS 1KOV rOlt I'.. Xo. l.i Front si., oi.liosile Ihe ciiblic lan. tine, t i ncinnali. Ohio. Kejiconstanilv on band a larire assorimcnt of Iron, nails an.l steel, oftheirowr manufacture, from the srenuine .Tuuiata Bloom, justly celebrated for the li.st Iw.'iiTy years ! for its superior quality. Also Mouse li d-- A in ils, . bellow s, v ices, screw plates. Cus, steel. Kntfish Blister steel, and ..erm.in steel. Fliptic spriinr. ' Carriage axles. Mould Hoards, w asron boxes. jCe. All of which they will warrant and sell a, the lowest market prices. Persons will please call an-l ex- . amine oursi.x-k before purchasing elsewhere. i Feb. So, '43 10-fi-is. I

ivtt:iiie;r: jUMiUTOitY at I .'ll.t armrl.-J.s. I.al ue r.-svectivelv in-

,'"r"1 iuihe iat he i,ns on hand, and is -on .... t::,;l, j,,,,., iin1 .vriK.K,mif, K". r -tU- an. I t. sonptinti ieiured. J:x,a tiiebct ni' viiani.al exouiion. "M -"'-'C repaired in the same manner His work is warranted and sold as hennas anv work ot the same slle and lini-li t:iad t all and sec if this l.e true Mt. farnul, Man h 5, t-,3. 12 3w. in the State. The si. -ite of I ml in nil, Franklin Co. In Hie t'oiirt of Common rk.i- l r i'.v.y County of t!eanrT.i?ue I. in to r.-wrm a coiiveyanee :.!ld for the !:liu'l.t ol a oiiii,iiir.er to execute a Hannah Ko ! Hi::! on t'.:CnI day r March. t. i.iinant. by liouiaiel her soI 1 -rk's o:'.;. c of said Court, her ne:.n. e. and l.r the appointti I l''-::..r. ... 1 in b.il to r-f'.r'u a t ment ..f a .'inulin-. iil-. an iiilidavit ot u er :.i c v. i;te a new ,ne. an a u.i.ier-sted and coiiii.-teiit ' w lite wnerei.v il :il.. :.r that t ie said d. rend-i ai.ts are noi r. -i.'.ci,;. ..f il.,- stale of In. nana: the said defendant- atn.ve named are tl. ercl .re In rebv iioiitie.i of l'ae p.-ii.!,. y of said suit, and j that unless i '.ey plead to or aiiw'r the sa:m- before . tle al!:ne .r the cause at u. ..x! term of said court to be led leu at the t '.. in . n llrookvi!:.- it. nifl t-r the Co-oity and Sl:-te afores:i..i t, (: Mo n. lay of April 'li 'XI. The same will be taken .-.s confes.ed. heard and de. reed upon a-.-.,r.hn r t la . JOIIX M. .l.HIXSTOX. i C C. C. P. of Franklin Co. March t. IjJ. VJ-3-. iititctix l KIM I. LVT ITE A A valuable b.t for sale on e-ood t Tm. 1 he iindel i.- l offers tor sale tue l ,i in Pal. -Mine, fiel-l t..w iih ii. Franklin Countv. Indiuna. S ;r i Th ted l.l .-ontains I-n a. res. The said lot is si:na011 the Franklin turnpike, four and a half nob Th.-iv ol'l;r..okvi!le.three miles west ol Carmo!. is a e.H,d h.-w e.l loe h..i.. frame btaek-ui.lh p. si-,:,! .-, w itu ..in L'r.:!le.l Ir.lil: jkn I said ,. l as three i ..... mi I bealthv r o-.t be, l ime-, an or. liar.! cr d.li T. id k 'lids , hern . : I wel's. l,e :,;d li': lie c .rhoo l. t-or i.art.ers.apply to the tinders: :i:.' I on th tri-mis,s. A.tJ.t l.AKh.SO.. eh Sth, I .".3. l-J-tf. Hrs Homan's novr.TT AM) I tM V stoki:.r na i s ir ii'.w an .-xc-llent room br business.' and h:. inir i ist pur. !i..sed a l.ir-e .pianM, f t, ,! j lletis (..ited to ih ion a T.d l!ie season . 1, .,. : n -It and llre-s TriiuTiims. Jew ciry . rd.iions. ; "loves. c'Hel. ready made l.dhii.ir. bo s. and the' v ario.i. oficr art., les in a famy s;.. re. she solicits business. i li.ix il beonsMerable ex'... iis.. ;.. I i,l:ml liltn i:p a inoni h, ,i. style.:,i.. l.e:nc rmine.l to s. 11 a rood : rt . le cheap an.l :il low .let pnd.ts. h,. aks th. it. Zens of lirookv ile ami !e! see her leCinelts. A:.'.. II r stor.- i immoliatclv I Mr. II. tu. .IIlos. l'r.ii.kiiii "o. to . all :; and learn her pri.es. oppo-ite Ihe ro-.idoi.ee , -! ur.ii Tib. 1-.1:1.1J-X 1-TIC!:.-Tli( Hoard of IK rectors of the 1- ran's i!u Aerie, dtneai S.N-ictv are lierel.v io,nIi ! to i i . ; ;.i I 1-1 I";.'. ir.l;,. j .kil!e al'.loM.H-k a- m- 'on lb.in pn! ii for the transaction of HI eUsIties. -TV i.c.j.. I or.ie ; order t tlie s.K-ieSy. S. HAV1 arch ot:!. ls."3. 10-3w. ;, Sec. pro Um,

Cincinnati Hydropathic, ;N, v, ! '" '" .'!,. h"! rptJIS Institut...,, !s open, summer and w in, -r. . Main stre.-t. the bnnnes, will V t

lor the recepnon of, ii, miles irom tiie cit i-m. an. i i 'avion lai roa. .and but a lew r.sl.i. the , artl ae Jl, p..t. l o the lover of naliirc. few pans ot the coimir, f,ir,,;sh a more plcasd-s variei of s, om-rv than spr,.:i,s its, p- l f,.r.-the traveler tr.im iu. iiin.iti t . tin-cure, there nature an ! art ibme. render-re Hie v iew beautiful hcoml ,es. .-, pi, on. I hc larce and beauiittil e-litic-'displavs l ie last.. ,.f C.earl st at a ul.-uice. Ihe neatness ami elegance ol tue inierior.coml.ine ith the numerous attract i, w In. I, present tl,enis.-lves to Ihe inal.d. cannot tail to render this cstabli-li-ui. nt a desirable one. The rooms are ell ventdatod. and neatly furnisi,cd. Ill -bath ro-. ms :,ro ample ami i-..iiim,l,:i. and th.- sprifirs wlii.-l, furni-h tlie water for ibis csTaldishm.-nt ar- pure. ...ft. ai.d .ibuml.-.i.t. !u ccui. -. ti .n w ith t!.i. lus.jp, p. . i, tl,ore is a cx mrass.uin. here patients u dl haw-an opporiu'i.itv . f restoring their in; s. ular strcii"!!, b lie.-ilhtiirand In - rliu a: exorcise. I ..-males s i ft" -rinsr from Ct- rine. Spinal or i,erous ,l;.-.;i.;... vxiil. l.erel.itore b. cessf.iHx in H, ns-,t.tion. tr. Ided suclbt. I'kask lor ninny years bas devoted his time to Ihe treaim,-i.t of the si. k. an.l l.-irs leave lo sa rial no patnswill l.e spared for t lie re those committed p. his Female fro m l'l -rine. n. no,:, or spinrd heretofore be treat-. t si ss'uHy in t;., li-.n. Pati-.ils ar r,.,ti.'d...l to t.'rinir t aides, two lar-o blankets, ihr-e . ..ars- s ii or s coars- eras!, locls, all -if w hi. h marked w i;!i th-name in fi ll, or if do nil l.e luruislied al an extra charfre of per Week. lilt cen;.The terms for Hoard, m.-di. al s-rti.-cs j and all ordinarv attei tion, w ill be rrom -, , sJKi.ih. per week, payable eeklv . K.Mra auemlance will subject th.- patient loan ,-yira charge. Some deduction w ill l.e mad- P. tin.., who tin.) it necessary to sp. nd a I oiiclh of lime in th.. M-.t;t,,. lion. Trausi, ,,, person-, w ill l-c . harev.t l dollars per day. Three dollar ill be efcarze.! for the first examiiation. For further particulars a. I. Ires, ., ,,.n, l. A. PKASK. M. II. Propri l .r. ' Carthaire. Hamilton Co., Ohio, 1.3. l-.'-3in..s. The Book of the S asonf in ti i n soimi pkk :om ii: U- AATi.O 1 11 tl l ATI.l.Y.-A l ire II number of ar-nts p. ,-.-i-.e in the sale of a new and v.-rx popular w ork just publish,-.!. It is a book that ill -11 to almost ,-verv faiuilv iu the West, and any active man call clear from five p. cent dollars per day. Our other publications are very saleable, and we oTT-r extraor.lfnary in.luc.-meiits for a-onts. Full particulars -n. n ad-lressir-. post-paid, TotilxKK .X II III'. U VuUluhcrt C le-vrlnuii. O, The Informaticn Wanted. H- IXi Ih-i-11 iuforiii-d t!u:t fre.pi-.pt inquiry has been made for me. for the lat two vear-". I would now intorm mv... rrie,il ami customers, a well as the citizens of Franklin. Kush. 1 1 -at nr. and Cipb y connlies. c, rallv.tbat I have taken the Woolen Factory of ;.r.i.-n .X- Woods, at Mcta-mor.-i. for four years, w h.-r.- w .- design . arrv -tic on W oo cardinir. Spiniii", Vc:.v inir. au-1 ni.-iiiulai tiirinir of Sattinetts. Jo.-.ns. Flannels, hlai.kels. loth. C.-iss.nieres.aml St-. kins Yarn, for the custom; cither on shares, or by th.-var.l. or pound. AN... dv in-r an-l full. nc done to order in the iimii.1 s -.IS..I1 f,,r s, work. The proprietors of this cslabl:s,n,,.,,t r. ad.l:r!T lap.'elv t- the ma. hinrrv . so thai we shall be able lo do a co.v.1 work, and on as short notice, as any other -hop in the country. I In- subscriber Tatters liims.-lf th..l lie is t,v. well knovvti in this conmiui itv to n I anv recommend or. I -cl.traTion ,,f hi abilities. His l-.n-r re-id -neat Laurel, ami constant attention to business should secure to him a "o...l share of the i.ul.lio ,.-,i r., , We want a lar-re amount of WOOL, for which we win pay liberal pr'.-e. iii rods at the F.-.ctorv or Stor.-. Any amount .f v,... cr -ase w ill ! ta-k.-i.: also produce of cverv description usually taken bv the stores. Paiiicular pains w ill be taken tc accommodate for.-urn ciisiomer w ith their carditis ov cr nicht. We want to make a preat many new acquaintances this summer. Conn-old friend, let ns see v our smiles and favours once more. Our old scaie of price w ill be rule. KI.IAS MACF.Y Metamora, March 4;h. 1S33. l-J-flmos. F A tl V. I. roi.i.DfiiATi: ii i tin li M HOL. At a nieeiiwr of tlie Trustees of tins instilulion. held on Saturday the 10th inst.. it wa resolved to chau-i- its cii.-rm-ter. by adontimr the ;ii.,'i iI S- in, I St,.r, m. :,s recoiiinieiid.-d by the Siiperintendcnt of Public liistru. tion. in his late cxceilert report. Lev. II. li. Ilibl.en. A . M.. in view of his connexion vv ith the S. F.. la. Conference, havin resicne.l the Presidency of the School. ;eo. A. Chase. A. .M., ha been ele. ted to iiM the vacancy. It is. however, expected that in addition to his' ilii, -rant labors. Mr. Hiloen w ill co-operate w ith Mr. Chase .luring the present year, in pivin otbeienov and success to j this enterprise. ;. ;. S1IOI I". Pres't. I Jos. Tii.xev, Sec'ty. 11-Cw Dry Cool.s, Grot'eiio.-, o.c. TI1K sid.scrihers have just rec.--!ved direct from Xew York, t'hiladeiplna and Cincinnati, a large an.l jreneral assort ment f i it v ; o i s , Consistirpin part of Hro-i.l Cloths. Cassimorcs. Vestinps.s'ilk Coo.ls in every variety, Frims and Musi. ns. aKo a j-etn'ral .-issoriuit-nt f Hardware, I'nilerx and Kdpe T.Kils, t.rceries. Hats Caps. A- Keady Made Clothitip, Boots ami bhoes, Three ply and Ingrain Can.cts. at all prices. Iron, steel, XaiN. Farmin" I tensds. Hollow and Karthern Ware. ore.. Ac. Their siock has been selected in th above cities by a competent purvh.-ier. and th.-v are satisti.-d they can offer roods at l,.w;er prices' and of better ipii'iuv than ever before done iu the Slate. I he public an ix-cpectfuKv invited to call and examine for themselves. . K. The highest pr;ee paid for all kinds of produce. SIKH 1 CI l.l-l'M ,v CO.. lec. it. 1S.VJ 1. I ourel. Indiana. Dr N B. Sparks. Surgeon Dentist TAKKS lhinn'ihoii of iu'rforniii.jr I'io citizen? l Krixikvllle ami surmurniii.pco'jn.ry. t'tiit he is l'K-aitMl in th !ait t n. ainl is proparii t prac uy his infVpsinn in all i-o;irlnems; clcanine. titliiiir. anil rx'Mi'tviiisiJi ayoil ui-t'u iuertiitjr axiilifijil ti'oth on pivot or j latos. with a Iimui an l poTTna!iim y iiiiuri:t,fil in this ooiintiy. AW rk warrant-i. 1 oth ai-ht ouni, with r without oir;u-iion. The iiu onvoniiitoe ot'lal tooth are iitt the only nw.ttor woriliv of ooiisi.ltntt;on. Nu"htdih 1i-.-a- ! aRW'tinar the ironoral system, may ! iiir.otIy traco-i t iif;is.'(l t-rth as I'ltMrexcitiiisj sthI sstainii: l aiKO. He w iii trt-at tlio various ilii'a-osarisiu from a ih-:t:;l ran-ii: Krt i.Ts, ortulTt It's of Utt ti.m. whioh often assiinn s a mal'irnanl form invoI us thi irums.ihj,lat injj thf Uh-Ui, aftfotine tho lynipiiatioirhitidH, ani other soft itart;

ol the mouth, an.l which if not arrested earlv isv.-rv only coniinue until the iuli oi -s''s , df"" I

likely lo prove fatal. Xeuralsra fa.-i. or face ache; s.s.ner von call and see the fen flVvdfii ulceration ot ihe tensds. tumors or ulcers of the lions raiure from 5l to :t3 per cent. oIlf rm mouth, elandnlar swellings, Kamila. or tumors ' all marked at Iheir scllins price. ' Ttif r" aris.nc from an ol.Mr-iciion of the fluid secreted by svsi..,i will be adhered to as heren " ' j.ioi-tr4

the sub. maxil.-irv and sub. linsrual - Innds hi.h arU l.ri.dors of the alKve estab.isimie.o .

very trouble. onie and even dangerous, w hich he Patters hin.s, 11 he can speedilv if . arty al i lication l.e made. All of remove, OKKICfc iu the In. liana American Huii.linirs. KFl-KR To lir.t.eo. Kcrrv, lr. K. Ilnv mon.l Dr. J. s. iiurdsall. H.-nrv Kerry, Esq. X..V. 1C. 1S.VJ 4S-lnis. V, ItOt 1 ltll. lllids Su-ar: S bids. X. v. .Molasses

s. nan no Just receive! and for sale cheap by March It, tSs:t 11 ' R. TYSF.R.

Ci"; AdverlisEraenti,

IXhyjA r i:v utr " ..... .... .nrrnrn,, j, , . ..t6 a harder an.l .tronsrer tl.a XV . e keen ,i,i.,,..i,. ... . "rr- vl of All.at.ilea and Tahl.. s. ' ' Sr.i Buttnr Ki.U. m .hort.everv oil,.-r "". i f-i-..... . '"Ji. r. pie tc fun.i-lii, c ..f a ,;',.,:: "-.srj , - IllMIXt.TOXAL U!n VTK.tf Y !' r lib t A Feb.e5, '53 l(L,r..J - .. mp.,rtc rs. 1 iu xi l Slrepl.l-i..: . Mrrrl,l'iurii.n.., ,l le( i .... .. ... woo. n:;j " ,"',n'"-1 e fS; . f. (Jonw .-..lisUtii Palm 1'aT Hats. Country Merchant, stock. olieiiea , , I feb. Ii.:i,.,U,c m sortment f Pannma. , 1 Mn; r ! cently pur. l,a-ed fr..m tlVn l, ' l lm Ht' I nil and extensive a.-!",, J '!' t. 2 km !, in re.pi::t;..n. 1 " '! 0. ! kin. is in r.-.jn.t; 1 I ll.-V W 111. tber. f..r. i'-rri t I ; llle.it not CXee'.le.l s7 tt..."w " "' t. f ; spe. tfnlly s.di. it the tttel . - " '"Wk u 1 couiurv n.cr.-l'.rtni. ul'v. " ' ' of I-'MiwenT, 1 2. A I so, A-ent. for the s,' . r . T rPn.ofU!.,( k,;. V, lff,Mt J siiri. b - j..!,:. I;,:V ; KI.Xso.v'T feb li ... 3m stre,.!. u -; !. er M,r. ., 1 1 I f Cin. i ' ,'' '" e fit sTi'i . . . " 1 " : ; ,s fit:, !! dr. all .'wit Kr ;:da b.naex;": ii.ir pro. id ' LX is ..;. . 'el .::n.r, in e in ti e !., It".'""': l UH a lar;, li - .n.r -nil s., I ol s. . . " and olher materia he i. nr.-, arram ins oik e. i -e... ... llltwi ! Al so.Annlsai.J f il-3ius. , Keb.5-l.-.'.f.I R. HAVILT05 ()' 1 l'l"sV A It I V'tiR 1HK MMIa j V 1 lt.lil..-A,i , st al,.t rcx-iviti- . ;.s--j and complete to. k "f Si,,- !!! .. mn,..- t..T comprisi, c m part t Ib-hcs. X.iPi.ies. a,l L-.k.-rs1 tM,i,. ... . fine lea ware. ut,- St...,,-. fJlsl rem :.n.i . omn.oii l.las, W.,r, .las, vv .m.. , a., Kr .. ran! Sil.et P:,lr,, J 'e..f K I vx an.. I.,ti;i-.ii Nil ; Ij.l.lern- ot :.i m,. I , am... orl',1. l-..rs:d. at hel, n. Ill i:civs- t'i.,i. iii i. . . . . tl - I HI 1. ,x A.X lll-.i.sox , feb. I .. s..-1-..Myr. No.MlXs .M. VtlTIf I" V V X. II .1 i it i: k.k. ii

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i.tients. It lslo. -te.l aboi.l j d il. ted under the Hrill cd lluerilis br. - vr I i , on the im iiiiiati. Hamil- ( d.-rson. K. K. IN ;i;'

il. Ill irfdxs M.AM.KKsoS. Feb. L"..V3 9-lvr. . nr.ivt.r.tv, 1 1; i- f0 1 1 1. XT.-on si r.-..t ...... T ;...,.. '.'" s.-.-V' :' .:". '"-,.i.ir,..;tl. ,-. , . i-. .isia.iu. on nsn.t. i o,..! ,( f1 .. . ... ... ... , ,. ,...nivt Xr Feb. --, ... . . . . ..... i.iu . nini, j Vl-l.LI,, ' -" il V X II s. ... v.ir. ssj-aie ..laiilliai Hirer,, ha.,. c .1 l,,r,..rl, ,,,,.n,.;...l I. l . .. X, i" s ".u ' .s.icei, one .i.Mir ........ u. t oicir.iiaii. .'in. . . . aire pn-pnreil lo pill up en H. most is... aoie p rms. ui an, ...-.rt o l!- ...imir, u . i l.fi rr Hay r-tl Si,k Smi.t. fr..m , )0lu.-l,.-l l", !. Ml '.1ICV I,3V,. (,,,t .mi ic.l. .Xls... :, kilos ,.f ', hi -nil S, ah-.. fi, a. . .. vc. .XII our Scales nr.- arrant .1 trr' sioista, tion. or wo ill take th. in kuk ,i,J rrfi. the monev . KKFFI.FM-Fs.

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""- J.I). 1 ,. ,,, r I'l l I . HOI FSA I l: .! ab-r- in Koreirn aid Ioir. Ilry to'.-.,): . T3. soiiih .--i.i .-rn..r i'.irl i 4 A' i lie streets. I i:,. -nnsti. I Just op. :, ,1 an erti.c m , k. K.-b. :;?. lc-l.ms. l. i.i-ii-i t ii. a . w rut rtr:-rn. . ti4 111-1 1 -i. i k i. f, linen nvik- x mv i J M aioira- lurT4 ,-f K.-miv XI;,o,- toit.n r. Ir i-rl and l-alers u loth, t n mere. 1 rt. .en tie men Fu-nishii c ,..X'd. Xo. .V IV.! .trtft. belweeii allil.t in d Vine, l-iltcil.l.fa.Oliiy. Feb. '.'.;! lii-i;r. J 0 II X G A T KS. V mlrsnlr Itrnlrrin Rnnta A An. 34 Pearl Mn-et. l-t. -en w ah ulA V ilw 1U-3U1S. CIXCIXXATI. J. . m I...! . irrrit DICKSON & LE HKTTEIi, Siicc--s,rst. Sampson .v.- An-"m-viii.l Importer. W ind. s.-,l,-auu l .-iail 1'- ! r ii. Cb t-la-s an.l v.uee. -mm'. ASo. letups. (-.-,"' Table Cutlery . No. -.'IT Main tr,-ct. Islwr.n K at -l Sixth. Ciin.i.iuali. v'tito. Feb. ".. '.'" Il -lvr. AAKOX A. C0LTKR. fiKOCK.FY. IMUMd ( F. AMI COMVlsSh M i:ii't'IIAT. S. F.CO'iM OF s'VVl.MII AM m.xISMt (ixn.Mi i, on in. Nov. er. tit-iv r-. vrw loiiKwnnon siiibf.df I'lIT- I lios. J. KKX M XJmii.neii.rrr it .lealrr in all kn d of transparent wind-. tlaJra Als,c. r.ls. T::ss. s. Hr.i-s inoHiitiix v.. . . ..ii..n.. ti-.it X nl. Ill .Cl'lll. I111.U. a -I, . r. 1. s.T.r.. ..n.l .l..-r !.iw slia.lr, I I Wi ' ordi-r iii a superior style. 7 I -n -niltRIfs X IlllkV.-lew,,-. 0 A I.-: ir.r..ni. r ol llr-a lv ai.U Fifth ii i i ..it. x..ii;nici.1s.T..iiilsai..H;vcSi"r,.t M.-i'Me Mantles an-l statiarv. liiftsnul F-T'-ij M-iral l al-l.-is. I rn. Vases. o.r.l. n 1 ,.1.1,.. -1 .....I Counter Slabs. A.-.. A t cwisutld I .... i I l .-.-. r.lrr. Tlc'trmlf "I-rM ...1 ill. 'Marble ill lihsk -f Sinh. 'f 10 ""l BihlJ-11 . . .... ... -- t nnninre 1000 TDK K.lMhl.MTKH'-Kri'A KK.Oil I'snnniM or the sow il s. This .h.wi'! Common, particularly amoi g the bheru.c rl-''1 of both sexes, and is fr.-.piertlv attcieled ilh wu'l distressand often death. 1'r. K.Tts. of 153 Sw more stivct. lH-twecn Itli and 5th. Cincinnili. Obi"! has f..r a Ion? time civen Ilis attelitie es. an.l bus cured thousands of all ares- ", ... . .h!... i worn iih n , nies ins ow ii iiis. i iiiii. , - and comfort, and. al the same time . ltT ' how-.-ls. or i.roiru.!ii.-i.arl within the onflrf. ; ; ,. .i...r..f,.r.-. for those ho r r.H ... .. , tured to be cured. ti-r.. nraf f II r. Knlfi' TrasK ft Kuplnre al Ihe BaweUCKROiT..x.Ky., V.v .1. "s!Mr. F.DtTOR-S.sein: in your paper tc .l"l1 .., ,. v- ..... I .vi.il mvsclf f die trvw-lIl.-lllOl J'K. nil's';.i....l , MU-lv testify to C .111 I Ulllt.l.pv-., . I - - ... . life hid bees niininer.il person? .' - , comfortable, that have come un.h r my tneHs-r several of whom were fellow sufferers b " pi tlw Mexican war. For waidof proper t" ...... r, of !vinj tlienis.l" I "I'll- lilill..llll-l.ll.l - . u .. , -,, r.-0 I by the least laborious worn. ei .- - ...d dav's work without in.urv b.thems'h"KespellliiUv vours, J xMKS St 'kW;cw iH.rtPi.it c'; IO Pr. Kates' office U W Svc-unON ciunati. Ohio, w heir nil those afflict"! ith -" . i . -11 TP,-rf 1 tare of the How els are .1,,-s!""---Ihnturi n.ls who rail bear b'st ll!l"l' . - irra:n.M hav-e been cflr--etually of lr. Kates. cured uioier tae fertU' W Dr. J. Kales' Triisse r Itiinlurr. . ........ .fF.ltM itU This istocenify that I i -'ve iw-v t?. nrr nt rnc Itnil El ." sorsix "irS dar.rrl "... . , ....I oilier .lie j tins lime trieu nianv i ru- - t r i .Viort time w ithoul any permanent n-uei. .. .tin heariueof llr. KATKS'sm cess in c ur-rf ,. case, made application to him and cM'"1 ., his Trusses, whkh I am hap' 05a- ,f cured me. I tliercf-Ttf coi.si.l.-rit n his statenieiit known, and reioiiii.e" o, reatment and Trusses to all those afflicted with th? same disease. P. VV. l.OXrt. Constable in Thif' CixcixxiTi, O.. March 1, l--V:.-j'- - - lothc Ihc AatfJ1;., ...... I en-k of spriiicaiidSunin.iTv' - liishiiurt.oods at the s-f is now beinsrsold off at FlKSf t y ' "i.tM . i.n .....1.,... ilomv l.iisint-ss, in - it ode of doin? business, as. jnestock entirely at the .n.l oi ".'-' nr" to enable them to offer to th-lr e'ive a-'' fresh roods at all times, jnd the exlcIiMV . h .... .... .,..m mrS. in-r for the .11111? i..C. ...V j- . l.Cl s. I FA1.1. lhAlKriu.nin.. them to du this fW t"0"" .vrti i ., ..;.... .!.;...si:.br:shnicn;'"a" ''.., is ! lv behind ihe ace. and the 'H,",r 'f'L. ,hemse.veSup,.hels....o,W,lie;nn,rse v.. i.e. side Main ft. l-rt- .uln r..rT

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