Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 16, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 April 1853 — Page 3
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The spelling of
Kc& is so various, mere oeing ('si? analogy. Few rule3 can be .i for spelling. It requires mush
.jtc'iny to learn.
ranl study in order to spell cor-
,j-and a great exercise of memory, vsectics offers a remedy for these dif.;jes but we think the remedy is ethan the disease. It obviates maf'Sculties that should be encounter.3 order to acquire knowledge. It jb way with hard study. It does not .-uScient exercise to the memory. Vre is no railway to knowledge. In trto acquire learning man must siur he must exercise all the faculties of ssiad, especially the faculty of niemn. Without memory man's reading
i !bi!v avail nothing and ia order j pt strength to this faculty it should j rested ly exercised, Little children fctiibe taught to commit their lessons jsiaory. fteir lessons should not be made so pis to do away with labor and study. ':tre is no excellence without labor." little children have nothing else to do t to memorize. They are not capable iking hold of abstruse studies. Their aory should be exercised when young, t not overtaxed. Many other objec- : might be raised Pffainst this SYB
ILS" A Mr. Gouloinp Sns invented a curious instrument for cutting brvad with ease and :.n uniform slices. Mr. Goulding's pat
ent may be fitted, by adjusting a couple of screws, to the bread in anv thickness, and can be handled with ease by persons least skilled in the use cf the bread-knife. U" Not over 1 00,1)90 persons actually work at milling in California, consequently
mey who do cig make only S45 75 per mouth. O Col. Wesley Frost, of Fayette county has been anpoiuted Uuiled States Marshal for the Western District of Peusylvania, and coufirmed by the Senate, SEP A shock of an earthquake was felt at YVatertown, N. Y-, about 2 o'clock oh the morning ol S(urday, the 12th Inst. The first part of the shock was severe. O" The 4th of March, Inauguration day, was celebrated with great style at Cape Haytien. The American and Bremen Consulates, were decorated with flags, as also the shipping in the harbor. U'-Our chimny draws well," wid a the
atrical manager to his wile "Well," was the cool reply, "that's more than your acting ever does." EF The New York Crystal Talace will not be open till the first of j u ne, if the n. U A notorions character named Shelby Garret was shot dead in Nashville on Thursday night, by a young man who peddles books. O The number cf males who died in New York during5"2, was 11,859, auj the number of females 9,742. O The contract with Col. Ramsey, MrCormeck, &c, to carry the mail across from Vera Cruz to AcspuU o, lss been coufirmed
bv the new rost-master General. 1 he
mail will be weekly from New Orleans, U Tolerably True There is no greater obstacle in the way of success in life than trusting to something to turn up, instead of going to work and turning up something. Itr The net income of the railways of Massachusetts in ISo'i was 1 11,137, less than in lb51. The sale cf the household furniture of the late Daniel Webster took place it: Washington ou Friday Many persons, wishing to posses memorials of him, gave for various articles prices far exceeding their original cost t IT New York Daily Times. The Harpers it is said, have become partners in the New York Daily Times. They put foO.OOU into the establishment. QZJ- Six full grown panthers were killed, a ltv weeks siuce, in Elk county, Pa. The largest measured 13 feet from the uosa to to the end of his tail. Fine sport that.
O" Edward Thomson, an oH East India mercSiant of Piiilauelphia, died ou the 2Uth iust. U The winter-sown wheat in Wisconsin is said to present a very thriving appearance. J3" M iss Davenport has appeared on the English stage, but it is said w ill return to the United State in August. O" The United States has entered suit R gainst the late Postmaster at Mobile, and his sureties, to recover the amount for which
he is said to be detie'eut. 0"'CurTee, is that the second bell?"
LAUREL NEWS L.URF.I., Fit ID AY Al-RILS, 1S53. Thit column of the AMKkiriif Is under the edtorial management of Moots J. Kir.i t, Eq.,who is responsible for its facts, figures-, opinions and politics.
For California. Me ssrs. Jabez L. Winship and hie son Alonzo, Alex. Ewell and Thomas Williams before this goes to press will doubtless be on their way to the land of gold, having fixed upon Wednesday as the time
of starting. We wish them health and
success in the long journey before them.
IPJ-JHr. James 1'attison who went to California from this place some years ago returned a few days since in fine
health and spirits. Sale
Mr. Isreal Goble has sold his Jenks
farm being 100 acres of land on north side of road east of Bull Town, part under cultivation and part wood land, no buildings to Henry Secrest price 20 per acre. Mr. G. intends putting his
other farm down in grass and removing
to Laurel-
OCT Mr. James Ross has purchased of
Mr. Shoup the House and Lot on Pearl
street occupied by Mr. Holland as a bakery, at 400. He intends removing to
town. miliiierjr.
We would invite the especial attention
of the ladies to the card of Miss Patti-
son in another column. She has been
to the city for her spring fashions. Give
her a call.
Carriage Mamifocforv.
rHAHLTS SHITII,-.TIannf arturr r of Cnrrinirps lIiirsifH llockn-
Wavi.Sulhlra.ftc. Rraakvtllr.Ind.
Takes this method of informing tho citiivn of
Southeastern Indiana, and the White Water Vatley in particular, that having purchased the entire interest ef Mr. Jacksou Lvss in the above busi
ness, still continues the manufactory of everv arti
cle in the line of his business, in the most ariprov-
ea styles. or or any style required, and that his work is warranted to he equal to any manufactured
in me n est. and will ne sold at as low prices. He has now on hand an assortment of Carriages
and Ituinrips to which he invites the attention of
Uiose wivhinr to nurchase.
Purchasers will do weil to mil on hlmhefore-nnr-
chasing- elsewhere.
TTJ As a recommendation to his work he will
suite that at the late Franklin t'nm.iv Kir h. took
the premium on tho best Carriage and Burry er all competitors. ALSO. Kvery stle of Carriage and Biurey har-
n V"ns,aml on lland or my own manufacture. . Orders thankfully received and promptly execu
ten. tnop on .Main St. a few doors north of Link & Famuhnr's store. nitRiiwunn
K- B- Particular attention paid to repairing in
March 30, 13. 15-3mos.
U.tiiivtKATOR'S NOTICE. The
it unoersijrnea has taken out letters of administion on the estate of Henry W.Coolev, deceased, late of Franklin county, Indiana, All persons indebted to said estate arc hereby notified Income forward and settle immediately,' and those bavin claims aiming the estate will present them duly authenticated; The estate is supposed to be sol-Ten- , ISAAC COOLEY, adm'r. March 23, 1833. 15-Sw.
DnniSTRATOBWMLE..
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Notice Is
eiventhaton the 16th davofAnril. IBS.
I will expose to public sale atmv residence in Met-
amnra township Franklin conntv, Indiana, the personal property of Henry W.Cooiev. deceased, con
sisting or horses, cattle, hops, sheep, corn, hav, wheat, one vacon, farming utcnsil.s.houM'hoMiiiia I
kitcken furniture. Terms of sale, under three ilol-
VALUABLE FARM,
TO UK SOLD AT Al CTIOr.By virtue of the will of Nixon Olives, deceased, and of an order of the' Franklin Circuit Conrt, the underaiyncd, exerntor of said will, will sell at pub-
auciinn, nn lue promises, be twee a the hours ot 1U o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of Tuesday the
19th iay of April next, the following decriled
tract of land, situated in Fruklin countv, viz:
part of the south west ouarter of section Sr!. town
9, ranre 1; beginning at the south east corner of
satd quarter, tnenee west 110 poles, thence norm luU polos, thence east 110 poles; Uience south to the place or beginning, 160 poles, contaiuinr 110
aenrs, more or less. This beautiful tract of land lies adjoining and north of the Franklin Turnpike, and a hair mile west of the flourishing town of Alt. Carmel. -Schools and churches are accessible in a few minntos walk. There are 50 acres enclosed, of which 33 acres are cultivated. The residue ia woodland and well timbered. It is well supplied with water. There are unon it a comfortable frame
dwelling, and two good apple orchards. The soil
is remarkably flue and the neighborhood healthy
No more desirable tract of land of the size of tliis
can be found in the county.
Terms One Uiird, cash; one third, 1st or September next: the residue 1st January next. The
deferred navmenU closed bv note with security,
drawing interest from date, and waiving valuation and appraisement. The purchaser will be entitled to the rents of the present year, and can if desired have possession ofthe dwelling on the 25th Angust next, and the privilege of seeding any part of the farm. He will bo expected to pn taxesofthe currentjear. JOHN CLENUKNINO, Executor. Georoe M. Btrak. Auctioneer. N. B. Inquiries as to the title can be made of Geo. Holland or J. 15. How land, nt RrooVville, by letter or otherwise. 13 Iw k.
a. nr. itiKt.TtE. K. a. baseltiki. SPUING IMPORTATION, 1853. S-W.IIASELT1NE&CO. MANUFACTURERS of Straw Bonnets, and Importers of Silk Millinery flood. Flowers, Dress Silks. Trimmings, &c. Xo.63 Pearl St. Cincinnati. O.
Slack k Fancy Dress silks,
Straw Bonnets, of every
variety. Bonnet Silks cV Crapes, do A Cap Ribbons, Tar lions. Linings, Tips, Crowns ci Frames, Wire, Pins, Whalebones, Ronnet Mocks, Doll Heads, Children A- Infant's Hats.
Milliners supplied w ith real French Pattern Bonnets, or copies ofthe same. Our Prices and Terms shall be favorable and satisfactory to the purchaser. Orders promptly attended to. S. W. HASELTINE & CO. March 5th, 1P53 11-lyr.
French A American
Flowers Dress Trimmings, Silk Laces. Sewing Silks, Florences, Satins, Bombazines, Tabs, Foundation,
Illusions, cie. ore
LIVRKV STARLK. (1 V. PATSE & E. ?I XW. under the It name of PAYNE & MANLY, would announce to their friends and the public generally, that they
nave opened a nverv glaum in l-anrel, at tne old
UJIRRELLJIK AliD PARASOLS, Israel Sleeper. No. itST Main Street, between 4lh and 5th streets, Cincinnati, has constantly on hand a large and general assortment of Umbrellas and
Parasols, which arceffered Wholesale and Retail at
the lowest Price. ISRAEL SLEEPER, March 5, 1853 11.
Thomns McGechin,
WHOLESALE GROCER, Sttrh Eait Cor. Jfoisj
nnrf Stj-tk S-cf . Cincinnati. Ohio.
This House has been doing business for 21 years,
SI years at present locaUon. Feb. 25, '53 10-lyr.
hn nih in h,h.i .,i,. ..j:. i stand oi t . . Mitcliel. on feorl street and Canal
over three dollar,, the purchaser givi, - hi, nolo 1 l'"' WCr "P' b" ?a,'lT " n ?" i U" iih 9in.ri...i .,,..;,, .;.. i.tl , !. J". r , i ntsh carriages, buggies and horses. They have a
-II- .Willie UeilVlli Ol VBI" ' I 1 r . , , i .
uaiiuu aim appraisement taws.
Isaac, rnnisv
March 23. 1F53. I5-3w.
School
of
. .!-.- .u . . 1 : .i
io,.iiassi-uiusui8 s-i-uuu llllgiu ou i ;r 1 mflnt, ,.,1 rns, beil. V habn'l ttt no Second te'l in Physlcal mental and
ais hotel."
Distance to the Sun Imagine a railway from here to tlie sun. llnw many
5, but we have neither time, space nor j n.i!es is the suu from us? Why, if we were Nation to enter into the discussion, i to se,'d a bllb' in a" Pr'ss train, goinrr ini cessaully a hundred miles nn nour, without The Town Clock. i inaking any stoppa-res, the baby woul.i grow
The Town Clock rundown about four to be a boy th-boy would prow to be a man
Exa rain nit ion Address
iI r. r.ddy. We had the pleasure of being present a portion of the time the students of the Coll giate High School here under examination. They acquitted themselves while we were there with much credit to themselves and their preceptors. We
were unavoidably prevented from being present at the most interesting part of the exerc ises, the exhibition which we much regret. But we understand it was well attended. Mr. Clarkso n was present who will notice the exercises. We will not omit to say that we were present and heard the able address of the Rev. T. M. Eddy upon education. Mr.E.took an enlarged view of the whole subject, and contended for universal and thorough and practical education, not simply the cultivation of the intellect but the practical education of humanity,
moral. His ad
dress was ne labored play upon nicely
j rounded periods and unmeaning words, j but an effort to disseminate useful prac
tical information.
VALLEY HOUSE! T HAVE the pleasure of announcing to the public that the Vii.i.ey Horsa is now tilted up in the be st style, for the accommodation of the travelling eomtnuhity, no pains w ill be spared to promote the comfort of those who may desire to make the vi i.lev HorsE their home. Under the present management, I flatter myself that no House in South eastern Indiana can eoiml
this. The building is large ar d commodious, and constructed expressly fort'ie purpose to which it is applied. The undersigned has had much experience in the business, and is tinV! iht all who may have heretofore favored him, not neglect making this house their home whenever their business may !ead them to this place. ISAAC CHAPMAN. Brookville, Ind., March 23d, lt-53.
good supply of new and fashionable two horse car
riages, and oi open and covered Doggies. Persons coming to Laurel by canal orotherwiso. will be conveyed to the neighboring tew us or country withoht delay. llorttr Kept By the feed, day or week. Gentlemen don't be trudging a'fool orstnrvingyour horses, but give us a call, our terms are reasonable. 45
W. BLWOOD OOBOR. imt'lUB . lliT. W. E. OGBORN & CO.
IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in English,
I French. German and American raiicy t,oods.
Hosiery, Gloves, Combs, Buttons, Brushes. Look-ing-Glases. Umbrellas, Parasols, Irish Linens,
Berlin Cords, Jaconets, Book Mulls, Swiss .Mulls,
Mull Muslins, a full assortment of all kinds of
Silk Goods, and everv description of Trimmings
and Fani v Dry Goods, every variety of Dress
Goods. Cloths, Ca.simeres, Arc.
Also, Carpeting and Oil Cloths of all kinds, di
rect from the ."uanulacturers. straw Goou.&c. Nos. 35 & 37 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, feb 15 9-lyr.
r::ij ajo, and has not been wound up fee. If it is out of order it should be Mired, if net, it should be the duty of :f one to take charge of it, and keep v-1?- The correct time should be f:! so tliat the citizens could regulate y clocks and watches by it
April Flection. The following is the vote of Laurel
the man would grow old and die without J Township at the April Election, 1853.
Sew Firm . Scott i. Stuart, have purchased the
csofC. W. A'alker. and intend car
bon the mercantile business. They
"::ever men and deserve a share of
aiblic patronane. Mr. Walker in-
ismovingto Logansport.
Improvement.
Hunk'ns &, Co., are now buildm? an
"ion to their store. Tkeir busi ness
rcch n to require more room. When
iplet'd their establishment will be
'Jfand commodious.
The Weather.
L?Ueek,we had beautiful weather. tivg seemed to have opened, and farffi were busy at their plows.
ft"Butter has got to be a scarce artiNot a pound can be purchased at
Stsnr.
Potatoes are plenty at seventy -five
Wsper bushel.
seeing tne sua, tor u is otsiHiitmore than a hum: led y ars from us. But what is this co l) pared to Neptune's distance? Had Adam and Eve s'arted by our railway, to go from Neptu e to the suu, at the rate of fifty miles an hour, they would not have got
there yrt; for Neptune is more than six thuus.i nd years fro in the centre of our sys
tem Household ores. U" They are about erecting a school house
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ell, wny not: r-t. t eters, at Koma.ovces its erection to the sale of indulgences; while St, Taul's, at Lom;oii, come into beiug from the proceeds obtained by levyiu; a duly cn coals. ' The end justifies the means, as the old maid said when she puta forty pound bustle oa. 12 A few days since a young man at Peoria, LI. who had been aiiresing a young laay, asked her hand, which she rejected, shot otf his left cheek and nearly half of his head, with a gun, while the lady herself was a spectator of the tragedy. O "Seventy-five cents per gal," exclaimed Mrs. Partington, cn looking over the
price current. " v hy bl-ss me, my dear old man e-ive two dollars and a bushel of tiie very
best potatoes for me. However, the gals of ;
this day aint nigh so dear as I was then." U A man named Foy has been arrested at .Newuuryport, Mass., for robbii g fie mall. He was caught through a decoy park -age. O" E. P-Willis, brother of N. P Willis, is dead. lie figured extensively with Lola
For Township Trustees. James Wiley, 178. T.J. White 14S. John Johnson, 130. Janu s Young 123. Stephen Jenks, 96. Scattering, 8. Fo- Township Treasurer. James D. Henry 123. Samuel Jenk?, 88. For TownshipClerk. Thomas Gilford, 196. Thomas Morrow, 45. Supervisor. A. S. Babbitt 84. David Carr,. . 76. Roland Hall, 38. Joseph Hildreth, 31. Constables. Snmuel Wilson 200. William Wilson 157. James Ross, 55. Liquor vote. For License, 126. Against License, 111. Bridge Tax. For Bridge Tax ISO. Against Bridge Tax 69.
Queensware Glassware. Ifin 'ra,e,i QncMMware-consisting of luw Lustre, California, Khinc, Columbia, and gilt band teaware. tponp'd and painted dishes, baker, plates, teaware, jnirs, bow Is. ElgM c c dishes, bakers, nappies, tw ifllcrs, muffins. C C jugs, bowls, ewens and basins, spong'd and painted, plain and fluted teas. CC & " 2O0 boxes glassware the above selected for the countrv trade. For sale bv O. AI.DRICH, No. 181, Main St. between 4th & 5th, west side,Cin. O. FKECII CIII A. Oval ei octagon, gold band, painted, and white french china dining and tea ware. For sale in sets complete or separate pieces bv O. AMruh, No. 1H, " Main St.. between 4th & 5th west side, Ciu. O. March S3d, lt-53 13 3iuos.
Mrs Homan s BOXETTS A D F.tSCV STORE, Having now an excellent room for business.
ana haviug,lust purchased a large quantity of honnetts (suited to the fashiou and the season), Honncttaiid Dress Trimmings, Jewelry, ribbons, lace, gloves, c'hel, ready made clothing, toys, and the
various other articles ma fancy store, she solicits business. Having been at considerable ex pense in building and titling up a room in good style.and being determined to sell a good article cheap and at low profits, she asks the citizens of Brookville and Franklin Co, to call and see her Bennetts, Ac, and learn her prices. Her storo is immediately opposite the residence of Mr. IlitU. M arch 7th, 1S53 12-2iuos. M E T AM OIIA . New Goods Cheaper Than Ever. THE undersigned begs leave to say to their old customers, and the public generally, that thev
have just received and opened a splemlid slock of goods, selected w ith great care to suit the w ants of the country, which they intend selling very low for cash, or exchange for approved country produce. Their stock consists, nart.sf the followingarticlos:
Plain and figured Silkn and utiii, Alpacca silk warp and Mohair Lustre; Cashmere
Cln. Advertisements.
I I.BAT 1 TABLE WARE.. G.nuin
ilAlbata urvertorrtilri, is nearly as while, and I
harder and stronger than silver. Whea plated it
resembles txaciiu me solid silver.
w e keen constantly in store a large assortment 1
of AlbataTea and Table Spoons, Forks, Soup La-1
ales, Hulter Knives, cream poon. I astors. ano
in 4hoTt,eTenr other article neeessary to Um complete furnishing of a Table.
Ill J i iau iu or I.AHU I r.-M A, Watch Importers, 119 Wain Street. Feb. 23, 53 10-lyr-.
OIIF.UWOOD A- CO o. 7 Pearl
YJ Mreet,Cincinnati.-Have in store, ami
keep at all times a full assortment of Sii.a. Km and
Wool Hats togviner w nn everv vanetv olSnt.w
Goods consisting in part of Panama, Leghorn and
raim ieai iiau.
Country Merchants are solicited to examine on' I
stock. too. ij -ts-
TIOOTS AND SHOES The undersigned
II are now receiving a large and general assort
ment of Boots and Shoes, of almost every stle and
varietv, constituting one of the let and niost di
versified stocks in Cincinnati. Also, a general assortment of Panama. Leghorn and Falm Hats, re-
cently pnrchased from the manufacturers East, at 1 the lowest prices, to which they are addinga gene-1
ralaml extensive assortment oi custom work ol all
kinds in reoulsition.
They will, therefore, be prep::Md to offer to
country merchants, and to the city trade. an assort- I
ment not excelled in the West; to w hich tliey re. spectfully solicit the attention of purchasers gene
rally.
Also, Agents for the sale of Frank Miller's W I
ter Proof Blacking. J. & A. SI.MPKINSON, Sign big yellow Boot, No. 25 Lower Market
fcbl5-93iu street, between Main and Sycamore
BtKUAlX fS REAL ESTATE. A
i valuable lot for sale on good terms. The undersigned offers lor stile the lot in Palestine, Snringtield township. Franklin County, Indiana.
The lot contains ten acres. The said lot is situa
ted on the Franklin turnpike, fonr ami a half miles east of Brookville.three miles west of Carmel. There is good hewed log house, frame blacksmith shop, stable, with other out buildings, an orchard
of grafted fruit; also four different kindsof cherry.
T'le said lot has three good wells, me said lot 's in a good ami healthy neighborhood. For particulars, applv to the undersigned on the premises. A.G. CLARKSOA. March Sth, 1853. 12-tf.
M
MASONIC &, ODD FELLOWS' FURNISHING STORE. WILLIAM ADDIS, Has removed to Sixth st. Bacon's Building, under
Magnolia Flail, Cincinnati. Ohio.
ANI'FACTI KER of Costumes and Kecalia of
everv description, for Masons, Odd Fellows,
Sons of Temperance. Temple of Honor, l'rnids Red Men, Brotherhood of tho Union, and Good Fellows. try Being a member of the above orders, I am prepared at all times to furnish everything appertaining thereto with punctuality and dispatch. feb. 13, '33 9-12m. " 1TTATTS COI-IU Il, Dmler in V Dry Good, (CI Pearl Streets Cincinnati OMcr for sale on the most favorable
terms 1'J4:h linrktiees Drv Goods.liliri-huai.il musllr
of various colors and qualities; Dclanesof various ! previous to the advance "in prices. Purchasers will
Reduced Prices. LIBER AT, DIS. TO WHOLESALE PURCHASERS. BELLOWS MANUFACTORY. THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Cincinnati, and the public generally, that he
still continues to manufattnre Smiths" Bellows of
all sizes at his old stand on Second Street, between
Broadwav and Sycamore. Cincinnati. From his
long experience in the business, together w ilh be
ing provided with a largo lot ot seasoned lumber and other materials, he is prepared in all cases to
warrant his work good. ALSO. Anvils and Vices furnished. Feb.25 IO-3m. ' S. R. HAMILTON. rTT" F. EXSWAHE.- FOR THE SPRING
) TKAHK. Now in store, and receiving a large
and complete stock of fine and common Ware,
comprising in part common leas, nowis, riaies.
Dishes. Nannies, and Bakers' Pitchers, etc. etc
Fine Tea Ware. White Stone, Fancy Styles. Fine
Flint and Common Glass Ware. Castors. Britannia
Ware. German Silver and Silver 1 luted Good.
lanterns of all sires, w ith and without guards, for Candles or Oil. For sale at the lowest market rates
bv Hl'GGlNS, BROTHER A ANFEKSON.
feb. 15, '33 9-lyr. No. SI Main street.
"VOTICE.E.E. & II. nusrgins. having assoit ciated Wm. Anderson (formerly will, llunne-
well, Hailc & Co.) w ith them in the transaction of
the Queensware business, at their old stand 01
Main street, the business w ill hereafter be con
ducted under the firm of ilucgiiis. Krother A An derson. E. H. Hl'GGlNS, II. IICGG. Feb. 15, 'S3 9-lrr. WM. ANDERSON.
To the Ladies. T)R. T.IIUIE'S t rench Lunar Pills. For Suppressed Menstruatior mid all irregularities or il,c FEMALE SYSTEM the best-Pills in the know n World. They can be had genuine. at No. S6 Broapv. av, and fully CumMvrn to give siTisFArTtox, with full directions. E. THOMAS only authorized Agent.
patterns and prices; French and Domestic Ging
hams; fcmbroidered Mode Black and long Shawls; Kid, Cashmer, Plush, Silk and Woolen Gloves; Lambs wool, Cashmer and Cotton Hose; White, Pink. and Green Salin Bonnets; Grey, Lace. Ruffled, Colored, Straw, Hungarian. Jenny Lind, Pearl and Florence braid Bonnets; Frilled mie and Silk linings; together with a large stock of Bonnet Tenthers and Ribbons; Red, M hite, and Yellow- Flannels; English. French, and American Cloths: Satin.
' Silk velvet, and Fancy Vestings, Doeskins and Fan-
: cy Lassimeres; r-auneits, t weeds, and Jeans; Canton Flannels. Checked and llii korv shirting; , Bjeached and Brow n Muslins; Table Linen, Crash i and Towel Diaper. Our Mock ol Roots and Slioen
Is large and complete, made in the best order and
receptor 7 A 1 1 be Z". , -.est nu,.. warranted , ple.se all. asles.
Broadway, Cin. nih.i'3 U. I
Our Hardware.
Consists in part of as follow s. Trace. Halter, and
P it A. APPEl'n ITE, Carriage I St ' l,!l'""5 W"ood ami Hand Saws; Augers. ChisManu fact u rets. Monroe st.. Connersvile els. Door I.o-ks, latches. Hinges. Screws. Brads,
Indiana. iv 9 23-ll Tacks, Coflce Mills, ilatchets. Hand Axes, Mill, - - - ." ' " . Cross-cut and hand saw Files, Table and Pocket GRAYiVHEMINGRAY, riint ila, manufacturers Hat,-! . . ,'fV."WaJ.e ' 'u,crT W,1''' 1" n.ond Street, between 1 bird : Fourth Cir.cin- 1 A"1 1l' , hina. i-lowing Blue, Mulberry, and nati, keep coi.staMh on hand every variety of i AX '".V Iro" T,Vf- S,,',,r ,,r ,''",-' '''. ,r "' 1-r i r tmaller quantities; Bow ls, Meal Dishes, Nappies, rlint LllJISSWarC, Bakers, and Pitchers. Preserve ond Fruit Dishes, Apothecary's furniture, and Chemical Apparatus Tumblers, Uinterns.Molasscscans, and in Tact evmadc te order at the shortest notice. cr thing needed for housekeeping.
' Aisoa larire siock oi
Iteudy 7lade Clotliintrs
find them readv to meet the lowest rales of anv
Jobbing House East or West. Feb. 15 O-lCms-d a"yT& matla ck", Vtllot.ESAI.E DEALERS It I) it y ; o i s , No. 57 PEARL STREET, BET. WALNUT A VINE CINCINNATI OHIO. 9-.
R.
ALSO. A great variety of Perfumers' Ware, "'elegraph Glasses and lightning rod insulators.
O Live Cattle Weighed nr Measure.
Monto7 vrbeu he first eanin into tiiia roun-l 1 'ie only instrument necessary is u tape
tr,. j measure, with feet and inches marked upon
O" Congress, in the appropriation bill, for
pris Fevert he Canal. The Spring Fever has prevailed during jepsst week to an alarming degree. oromerxtentitis contagious, but it
sends altogether on ones disposition
H temperament, whether lie will take
m another. This disease is rrpva-
generally, at this season of the and is caused by the genial warmth ' sun. It produces a derrree of las-
ie and debility, which have a tenden-
7-miiliea man feel awful lazy. A i;fosition to loaf or lounge about, is of the symptoms. When we see !!En holding up the sunny side of a with his back, or sitting on a storeon the sunny side ofthe street, whitf Q Pine shingle, or lying on his back V j h ovjr his eyes on a grass plot, i"re P!ectly well satisfied that that ihasgot the Spring Fever"bad." l!lereason wy this fever prevails is, 3c imen haven't mnrh t r.
,Mull'l but no duller nprhnns tlian in rtti
5, m a similar situation. Th
41111 makes all t) difTbroneo ;n
Mavin? been nearlv dpstrovpd !
l - . . " -' - :
einbeltshing tlie public grounds, specified a
certain sum but prohibiting the planting m ol' alaulhus trees. O The publication of tlie writings of the revolutionary line of Presidents was resolved upon by the late Congress. O The prospects of fruit in various parts of the couutry, so far as noticed, are highly favorable. The Albany Register says the prospect is good in that region. O If the meisure of a man's, responsibilty be the amount of his knowledge, how re-
tt. I he cirth is the circumference ol the
animal just behind the shoulder blades. The length is the distance from the shoulder blade to the rear of the buttock. The superficial feet are oblainnd by multiplying the girth and length. The following taUle contains the rule to ascertiau the wight of the atn-imal:
If less than 1 ft. in cirth multiply superficial ft. by 8
3 ami more man I, " it
I i
Made in fashionatile style, and ofthe best material. We can fit every size from Tom Thumb, to the Kentucky Giant: together ith eentlemen's linen shirts.
net un-cr shirts, and drawers; Fashionable, Silk, Fur, Kossuth, and Hiiiifrarian Mats; Men and Boys' Plush ami ( loth Caps; and in fai t everything usually kept in a country store. Call aiide'xamineniir
stock. If we do not suit you in nrh-e and nualitv.
! u-ill flinrirpTnn mithiiif fur .linn iiio- mir mmjla
N. K. e are at an tunes tiavini; the hiirlicst
market price In CASH for W heal. Corn. Ke, Bar
ky, and Buck heat. j
nAi.at.Kft riiiUllibKK. Metamora, Ind., Nov. 1, lfji. 47-tf. I Consolation to the Afflicted DR. J. KATF.S 153 Sycamore near 5th St., Cincinnati, Ohio; begs leave to announce to his
JOHN ! WI1XTAMS MERCHANT TATLOR, 311. Carmel, Franklin Co.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Vestings and Vests, First annlil v CIO l HlXG-ncadyMaile Feb. 3d. 1852.
BROOKVILLE ATTORNEYS.
lOIIX I. IIOAVI.A1SD, Attorney at Law,
J Brookville, Indiana.
rm'SKILGOllE. Justice of the Fence
friends and the public generally that he still con
tinues to devote his time and attention to the alle-
iation of human raftering hy curing any disease. especially hernia or rupture, and diseases ofth Mood and urinary organs. The success which he has mot with, tiy his peculiar mode of treating all kinds ef diseases, which are sometimes innocently acquired in youth, has
been astonishing: curing the most desperate rases after repeated failures of the most eminent practi tioners in the country. Disease of a peculiar character, arc guaranteed to be removed in a few days radically, without offen- j sive or deleterious medicine, Pr. J. KATES being ; eminently successful in this branch of his practice, ' patients would save much time and money, to say j nothing of the anxiety of mind by giving him an early call. Through longlaborafter years expert- j ence ,hc can warrant to all, no matter how severe, j and long standing it may have been, a thorough! cure. Invalids your true Interest Is, to apply once to him, who is able to meet all cases.
W. BOOTH & CO..
Importers and wholesale dealers In European and American Hardware, Cutlery and Quns. S'ulh ll'nt rr. Prarlaitd Walnut Sit.. Ctnrinnnti. HAVF. r-eeired. and sr. contantly supplied with every artii le in their line, suilahle to the
Western trade, purchased of American. and impor
ted direct from Sheffield. Birmingham, and German manufacturers, embracing the best qualities and brands, which ill be sold at small advance on cost. consisting. in part, of Wm. Butcher's & Spear & Jackson's Files, Saws & Eilge Tools, Wade &i Butcher's, George Wostenholm & Son's clebrated Razors, Pocket Knives, Shears, Scissors, &.C, Table Knives and Forks, Carvers Mcels, etc, Log,, Trace Hilter, Breast, and 5ih Chains and Stretchers, Hooks and Hinges. JnviU. Virrt.Brlltm-ta'iilSIC'tur llnmmert.O'Ame't Oflrf T. H. Ro-trl&'ltr t Shavrlt null Sfimlrt, Collins Co."s. Hunt'. II. M-mn's and Mppcn-
colfs Axes ami Hatchets. VVaMron's. Darling A Blood's Grnrs. Grain, and Briar Scythes, Scythe
Sneathes. Cradles. Sides. Hay and .Manure forks, Carpenters' and Coopers' Planes and F.dge Tools, livery kind of Circular and other Sams uiannfae. tired 'to or'er and warranted. Agents for K. cVT. Fairbanks & Co.'s celebrated Platform. Kailroad, Hay Grocers", and Druggists Scales, which have a reputation superior to all others for accural y and durability. and sold at manufacturers prices. Also, agents for the sale of the bet Iron Fire Pronl Safe manufactured, which we sell at manufacturers prices, feb. 2j, "53 10-lyr.
KATZENBERGER, STRAUS ot CO.
Wholesale dealers in Rea-ly Made Clothing. No. 106 Main street, between Third and Fourth. Cin'li
Jt r Keep constantly on hand, a complete and
verv extensive sih-k ol i loins, t ssinieres. ves
tings ami every description of Trimmings. Feb. 23, 'i3 10-lyr.
HAT STOCK srAIES.Martin& Orr, Scale Manufacturers, have taken the old
stand formerly occupied hy Matix& Birnrn.. No. 40 Columbia Street, one door west of Walnut,
Cincinnati. Ohic.
They are prepared to put np on the most reason-
alileterms. in anv nan oi me country, meir t
Lrrrr liny aid Stntk Sinlrt. from in w patterns ith improvements, which they have Just completed. Also, nil kinds of Platform Scales. Reams. eV-c, eve. All our Scales are warranted to give full
satisfaction, or we will take them back aud refuuu
the money. KKFF.RFNCKS.
Samuel IWesford. B. H. Flliston.f Covinrton, Glidden. Murfln A- Co. G. K.Perrin. Ky.
VV. & G. W. Kobson, Keys. Malvby Co.. J.D. Lehmcr, Pullum. Ilalfteld A- Brown, reb. 5-111. .MAKTI.N & OKK. Geo. S . J e n ki n s k C o ., WHOLESALE dealers in Forcirn and Domestic Drv Goods No. 75. South eist corner Pearl and Vine streets. Cincinnati, Just opened nn entire new stock. Feb. i!3, '53 10-12ms.
M. nrinrr.ssrn. a. wrrn'riMra. w. iti.sw 11EI11EI.BACII. -WEKTl'.EIMl-R & HI AW. Manufacturers of Heady Made Clolhii g. Importers and Dealers in Cloths. Cassimeres. V-stii gs. and Gentlemens Furnishit g Goo.ls. No. 5H Pearl street, between Walnut and Vine,Cintinnati,01iio. Feb. n5. '53 10-1 r.
R. II. STRUEVE, DEALER IN
JOHN 0 AXES, W olrsalrllralrrln noolA Stoet No. 54 Pearl Street, between V aluut& ine, MZ? " C1N CIS N A Tl . i. o. duksoh. t. irriTtn. DICKSON & LE BETTER, (Successors to Sampson cV Andrews.)
Importers. Wholesale aud Ketail Dealers in China.
Glass and Qiicmisaare. Also, Lamps, Castors ei Table Cutlery. No. 217 Main Street, between Fifth
and Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 25, '53 10-lyr.
jr f I C
9 11
3, 5,
Example. Suppose
to be 6 ft. 3 in; length
11 1 ;lk
t 10
tie
the
16 " 23 " 33
9, " " 42 the girth of a bullock
sponsible is that fellow who never "knew . , ,, . n, , . r, r. . . ... ... t nurhi-IH rn Will lllAO he .14 ROtliirp ft. I h IR
nothing, and uitvavs loreot tat. 1 .... , , M , .,, j fr ; mil i, ,H hv 23. In accordance with t in
Itt" The Wellatid Canal was to have been j nr,iin ,f,u irivas the weight 72 rbs.
opened throughout, ready to pass vessels, on j Example. Suppose a pig to measure in the 1st iust. I girth 2 11., and in length 1 It. 9 in. There O New potatoes, cabbsjrps, radishes, 1 would then be ;l. superficial ft., whtch.mul-
otc.. are now very pleutifl'ul iii Mobile. j tiplied by 11, gives 3'. ibs. as the weight of
O" The Detroit Tribune puis down the lhe animal when dressed. In this way, the amonut of flour now in store and awaiting 1 weight of the four quarters can be aubslanshipment al Detroit at 9 ,0l!0 brls. j l'a"y ascertained during life. Boston TravO We note in a p.entemporarv's columns j e"er"
the advertisement of a lady (or a husband.; O" It is stated, in the Biston Herald, that
j "None nebd apply nnder six feet'." Whew I I Gen. Abuer Curtis, a great shoe manufacta-
but the lady goes in leroctously for the rer, at Last "tbiiigton, Mass , has issued pro-Ily-men- ! posals to some twenty or thirty young men
ITT A dentist at Washington has taken out In Ins manulactnnng warehouse, that it they
I a patent for generating g is from wood. This will, the current year; Oe piuuent, economgas will be so cheap, that it is estimated that ; iCi' and faithful in their duties, show balance i . t . .. ! l r A- -r 1 1. i ii. ' shRt of saviiKts.inHivii'uHllv. of one hundred
Hie Streets nnu iuuea ui ivunum can iw lit' - j
up for a sum not exceeding a dollar per i and tilty dollars.and consummate marriage on n;l, Th. wro.it eioerimeiit in Imhtinw or liefore the first day of January next ensuing,
ik. r . S itTrhmrl. with woo.l ! then he will, in all and everv such case being
eas was a failure. Tertians he city of Nor i ma.: to appear aud proven uuto him. add,
Willi the
Females suffering with irregularities, nervous
- . ... I .1,1.;!;...
rtYltl SKILGUIIt:, Justice or tne fence, iic,n...... ,
V and Attorney and Counsellor at law, Brookville, I no scruples nor false delicacy hinder you from ap-
can be permanently cured, and let
.TT ATCHF.S. CLOCKS ft JEWELRY, keeps on hand a large assorted stock, of all styles and prices; also, repairs M atches and Jewelry in a thorough workmanlike manner. tnr5, '53-11. T. 1I IT II. DEALER IN CLOCKS, 12 EAST 5th ST. OPPOSITE DENS'SOX HOUSE 'IC liATI, OHIO. Dec. 3, 1KV. 5tMiins.
plying in proper person, when you can be so read- JONES BROTHERS & CO
j. D.
Ind. OlHce South East Corner of Public Square
l an to-:., it
1 - T..nroA in health.
wJIORHOni Attorney ami t'onnsettor ati ' . , , . . ... V , Law. OflU-e on Burgess street.onc door Xorth l'v- l-ns begs leave to say further, that his remofGco. Holland's, Brookville, indiana. I adies arc prepared in a scientific and skillful man-'
Je 20, 51 '-Oly I ner under his owneyc, to rnre each nndll disea-j
i ), JOi:, Attorney anJ t ounsetior at ses, in nun nis attention so tonghas been lirectel. It. Law. Brookville, Ind. Ofllce under American , with full directions how to use them. Therefore I
Oflice. Court street. dec 2C 52-ly i INVALIDS from any section of the country bv ad
KIT. (HOOKSIIA'VK, Attorney and
fi'ccrssoas TO & C. JONES &, CO.
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods,
IT HI1
il Counsellor at Law. Offlce on Court struct, op-
posi c the Court House, Brookville, lnuiaua. my U 31 ALFRED W AIID, Attorney at Law, Prookville, Ind., and agent for the Protection Insurance Company, policies of insurance against loss or damage bv fire issued on favorable terms. Office two doors Xortu of B. H.& J.C. Burton's store, my T JR. TITHIIE) Attornoyat Law. Office , on Burgess street, two doors north of Geo. Holland's Offlce, Brookville. mr5-ll JtV. IIITT, AttorneyatLaw.and Xolary Pub. lie, otrice with Gkoegc Hollikd, Esq., Brookville, Ind. T AW FARTXF.RS1IIP. Joh! A.Mtso? i and Johs II. Farqi har, have this dav enured into a partnership in the practice of the l aw. JOHN A.MATSOX. JOHXH. FAR(iVHAK.
dressing a letter postpaid to the Dcctor, stating symptoms etc. can have advice and medicine sent ; to him. After a long experience, and by a peculiar i
method he guarantees to eradicate the disease entirely without putting any restraint. "r- Kates medical ofllce is No. 153 Sycamore street, first bouse below Fifth. West side, Cincinnati, Ohio. dec 10, 1852-51.
JOHH D. JOSH. CAEES JOSES. Feb. 15, '53 9-fims.
CINCINNATI, O. OlO. W. JONES. E. . Ill KT1KOTOK
Robert T- Thorburn,
1 BRASS FOt'MJEc. SI Writ trrnt St.. Cin
' llR ASS and Silver plated Faiicets.Slon and Valve
Cocks. Sodaand Generator Brasses, llose Joints, nistellerr nnri llvdraiilic A'alres. Ac. Oil Globes,
t Gaugeand CilleiolerCocks.Copper Rivets. Speller
u,.,m ..a. t c. P4PFR WAPriiniRP Solder, and Castings in Brass, t opper aim nioca W HOLLbALfc. IA1LK V AKLHOUSL, .)n Hubhit or Anti Fruition Mettles. Orders from
I,. s. i.ntuiuinii . s the country nromtdly attemled to.
r.n. i. I. i i . . a.
, , : ioik, which lias nuiue e cuiiui
0U lat wintor if h,s rtt Itnnn i . . 1 1 i n- . l
ZW uo iiui uctu aeuust, will succeed oetier. i uie sura is fffMr rn!..:i vi-- . ... ... ... ' r. i . -.1 l .1... ........ ,......!
I -Juiit. e trust tltat it Will pceieiieu iu auy uiiier.auu ine gasgniruncu
I r e finUho.I . i . . i irom it cosis comparativuv noiiiing. tins is I L. . "'"'led.or at least that nortion ; i ,. L i-r.
i ainivist afc client u iiiuoiiMiiue invniiiwai'
e6n town and the dam next ' us for generating this gas is extremely cheap j pail'
L llle aqueduct that is beino-; aud 8lml'19
. JiUlLreek isaheavv nierp nf i
rV . . - 1 : . . 1 - . . .. 1 , itt..
st te i . . i Ldiiim putiiriiit iia iii ,t-it-u vejiei. .11 v H UeSlwnpd tr hp normanon i . ..s ...
- r-" ! bov.' sanl me tahtji. 'wnal nave von in vour
as a INew i ear s present tliereunto, a hous-e and lot upon his vast domain, and therewith oue hundred dollars, for the purpose of assisting iu the erection of a cottage house,
severally, to his corps of assistants afore-
At- ,
-mkj. When completed, the Bill ho U :.. .i. 1 i
iu, mm me tanat ana oar i ,l8 Ql factories will ao-.iin hp in cop- !
iit.;j .1 . 1
inutile aqueduct will be finish"1 the first f n ,i,,
'"utire noon .. .l-
. --v uiaue up ine uam. wm also is finished.
v.':Tle Indiaua Democratic State
r41 Committee has snven notice that
scU ... . 1"- tate convention win oe
rjj -louapous on Monday , tne aattt lJ net,"to nominate candidates to to. !2?&ncies which may occur in the offices." Th. T
VZ: -DLTci- This "diseeverv" . of
omstoca's, is said to be as follows:
Tfjf ' Pu,ui iu every plant winch the HiwT0' tMa "the seat of life." This
Hjlj. " wnere tne root mergea into H,rlr what we suppose sailors would it 1 ft. "P61" wind d water." Ac-
'kith lnTentor of this idea, plants put
VI, 10w m lao ground, m regard ltV of We." will not thrive. Boston
Weather im Englnd. Remarkably mild
O" Rabid Joshua, once met a boy, who ! weather seems tJ hve been experienced in
England, as well as mints country, an English paper s.iys: 'On the right ofthe road leading from Weymouth to Smallmouth Sauds, hi a large field occupied by a cow keeper, there was witnessed on Saturday last, the extraordinary scene of men mowing grass in the middle of Jauuary."
Nn. .14. I'm r I Mrccl, t'lNrlnnnll, Ohi.
VOW offer for sale the largest assortment of paper j l to he found In tho west, consistii r of liook,! News, Letter. folded Caps, Flat Cap. Blank Book, I Manilla, Hardware, Uruceist, Post Itlllce, Colored, ! Glazed unfslazed paper. Printers Inks.Colored Inks ; Printers Cartls, Card Boards, Tar and Straw Boards, ' &C' &'0UR EASTERN CONFECTIONS, ! Enable us to keep aslarfrea slock of paper material and all other poods connected with an exclusive naoer warehouse as ran be found in anv city east or
TVt n Tnfmmalirin Wantprl. west and wecan confidently say toour customers
n. t 7. """" . : I that we can jtive sufficient inducements for them J be7 V'f0r"e f.tiJ two vner7 I to make all purchases of us in preference to going has been made for me, for the last tw o years, ' '
BOOK PAPERS. I We have on hand a full supply of fine book pa-: per from the Dayton Mills, and will be constantly receiving (as we'are the only aireitts) all Uie differ-; cut sizes and qualities needed by publishers ard , can have made to order any size or natality wanted : on short notice also Eastern Book Papers. I
l'KIM r.KS.
Can find all kinds of Job Papers, aud Paper Mate-
Cash paid for Copper aud Brass.
rcu.iio, oj iw-iyr.
AARON A. COLTER,
GROCERY, PKOIUTK. AND COMMISSION
S. E. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STS.
ri.ci.'ATi. 01110. KOT.2G i'.-lvr-.
NT.XV TOIIKwniM'W UM POX 1 HtlS. J. ERNST Manufacturer aud
dealer in all kindsof transparent window shades.
Also cords. Tass-ls, Krnss mountings ore.
No.9 Colleire Hall. alnut st..C inciniiatl.
Church. Store and other large shades painted to
order in a superior sty le. 1
I would now inform my old friends and customers,
as well as the citiz.Mis of rranklin. Bush, Decatur, and Uiplov counties, renenilly. thnl I have taken the Woolen Factory of Gordcii & Woods, at Metamora, for four years, where we desiirn carry insr on Wool cardinsr. Spininp, Wcavine. and manufacturing of Sattinetts. jeans. Flannels, Blankets, Cloths. rassimer.'S. and Stokinr Yarn, forthe cus
tom: either on shares, or hy the yard, or pound. j
Cincinnati Hydropathic,
OU WATKR Cl'RE E.ST bLISUMENT.
THIS Institution i open, snmmer and winter, forthe reception of patients. It is loc-ted about
Ave mil--s from lhe city, on the Cincinnati. Hamilton, and Iavton Railroad. and but a few rods from the Carlhape Depot. To the lover of nature, few parts ofthe conntry fhrnish a more plca.inc variety of scenery than spreails itself! before the traveler from Cincinnati to the cure, there nature and art combine, rendering the view beautiful beyond description. The large and beautiful edifice display the taste of the artist at a glance. The neatness and elegance of the iiiterior.cntnhine w ith the numerous attractions which present themselves to lhe invalid, cannot fail to render this establishment a desirable one. The rooms are well ventilated, and neatly furnished. The bath rooms are ample ami commodious, and the springs w hich furnish the w ater fi.r this
establ slinient are pure. sou. ann aounoaiu. in
covered vessel?" "If it was intended for you to know," replied the boy, "it would not be covered." 01 f yon don't wish to get angry, never argue with a blackhead. Remember, the duller the razor the more you cut jourself with it.
O Aristobnlns the Athenian Philosopher, being asked by the tyrant, Dionysius, what was the difference between an Indian aud an
Irishman, replied;
"The ene carries a bow and arrow, while i
the other carries an oe aud barrow.''---Knica-erbocker. O The Gaxette of Cincinnati says, we observed a flat-boat full of pig iron fastened to a house, on the levee - the hands coolly pitching each bar into the river. When the river (alls, their load will be on the wharf. O Herodotus makes mention of a nation,
whose manner it was t3 assume mourning upon the birth of a child, on account of the ensuing miseries of this life, and to feast and rejoice upon a death, as being rest from toil
and labor. 0An elephant has the strength of about ISO men. uCT The Japan expedition n, It is rumoured
has been countermanded, but wbat truth 1 there is in the rumour we know not.
O" One of the prettiest of Christmas cus
toms is the Norwegian practice of giving, ou Christmas-day, a dinuer to the birds. Ou
: Christmas morutng, every gable, gateway or
4in. tinr nti.1 fitlliet clone to onler in the usual
Y " . 7 ,. ' '.i- m. .ninr. of ihi .... ria s anv where to be round in a paper waretiouse, connection witn inis inttiimon mere is a gyranas?Tn h '.T Card9 slum. when, -anient, will hnvean opportunity of fwrlnw Imo Boards, fancy cold ind plazed paper, plain restoring their muscular strength by bealhful and so that we shall be able to PTi . (,,i.?trv letter caps, folio posts, bank and commercial po.ts, ; diverting eyen-ise. 'SlwHbV lllZ himeinh!t heVs "rw-ell packet posts.news, book and card Inks, col'd inks, I Female, s-m rine from Uterine. Spinal The subscriber flatters himseir thtne is too wen I 1 b ti A-c. Tons dises-s, will. a heretofore be treated sucknown ... this commnn, y loneed bronzes, bronze ize. to. . i.. . a.' tuZ? and con.wft'Iuention ' b"i!.cl"tu ,ld Wiilalway, be furnished with Ledger and Blank t pR. FA for many year, has devoted his time ..27oh?m Rx P- f all sizes and qualities: Bin.lers' t ,he treatment of the sick, and b. g, leave to v wrwanT?a?am L"1"' i J "1 1 S''ETZZL
I M HIV.. A-l. . I Tlin. Cl.llllllll tU 1" .iv. . . ...n..n bii.ii nil.
arn-door, is decorated with a sheet of corn
6.xed on the top of a tall pole, wherefrom it is intended that the birds shall make theirChristmas dinner. Even the peasants will contrive to have a handful set by for this purpose ,and whttt the birds do not eat on I hrielmas-day, remains for them to finish at their leisure through the Winter. D The Loudon Times says that Great Britian receives more wheat from the Mediterranean and Black seas than she does from
thd United States and Belgium.
BZTHood gave birth to a great many quaint
ideas. In the four following lines he daguerreotypes a storm at sea "The sun went down with a Mood-red flame, And the sky grew cloudy and black.
And the tumbling billow s like leap-frogs came,
tai B over tne outer s oac ."
The third line is as excellent as it is
queer.
we will nav liberal nricet In goods at the Factory
or Store. "Any amount of wool grease will be taken: also produce of every description usually taken bv the Stores. Particular pains will be taken tc accommodate foreign customers with their carding over night. We want to make a great many new acquaintances
this summer. Come old friends, let us see your smiles and fa
vours once more. Our old scale of prices w itioe our rule. F.LI AS MACEY.
Metamora, March -Ith, 1853. lS-!'mos.
First Arrival this Seasou,
75
low rates.
R. TYN ER.
I ITSX recived a lot of superior hammered Iron,
xt. l l.ycn.
various sizes.
March 18, 1S53.
GROCERIES. S Hh.ls Sugar; 20 bbls. N . O. Molasses; 85 Half do Just received and for sale cheap by March 1st, 185:1. 11 R. TYNER. TnRl'lT XIIF.ES. The subscriber has o
JT hand atmv nursery (11 miles south east of Penn-
syivatiiahurgh) a good variety of Apple trees,
rears, l nerrys. and num., Those wishing to get a good Tarietv, nir depend
on having the kinds I recommend them to be, as 1
nave most oftben In hearing. SAMVELJ. ALPEN
Herman Toft Office, March 11th. 153. 13-3w
PAPKR MANCFACTfRERS. from t'tcrine. nervous, or spinal diseases, wll a
Snnplied withq est English Fellings. w ire-loth, I heretofore be treated successfully in II-is InstituBleaching Powders, oil vitriol, alum, Rags, Hemp lion. Patients are rep.ested to bring two comfort -waste eie I abl. two large blankets, three coarse sheet, and L "tFLIN BROTHERS WRITING PAPERS. 6 or f coarse crash towels, all of which should be il i. ...m.h,vhiniinlnl Ullin m.rknl silh the name in full, or if desired thev
Brother, for their superior skill as manufacturers j w ill be furnished at an extra charge of Dlty cents
of fine Writing papr. i neir iirsi rim... suu t-tt-1 per str.
gress Laid papers are at least one year in advance
otall competition in quamj . si. te nnu fi. -have the general agency for the west for these cele-
BLISS, tlUI ltniu..rni.iii.i i..-. We re also agents for B. P. & Co's Card Boards,
Enamelled and glazed Papers, Bronzes, bronre size, &e. &e. B. P. & Co. keep us supplied with a stock of not less than eight thousand dollars worth
Of their manufactures. RAG & STRAW WRAPPING PAPER We have the best article to be had in our market, and can supplv it in any quantity. HAGS WANTED. We pay the highest cash price for good country Rags. E. O. GOODMAN oz CO., dot. 19 le-imi Ho. 84, Pearl, Cin.,0.
Wm. A. Trowbridee,
Trrmi.niAI.1A II ETA I ! Dealer in
Wl groceries and produce. South East corner cf rnnw nfl P.r at reftA I onrwvsite the Farmers Ilo-
..i. nrtJ ATt kperis constantly nn hand a ! offer extraordfnarv inducements for agents.
good assortment of all articles in hislihc, which be ! Foil particulars given by addressing, post-paid, offers to the trade at the lowest rates. TOOKER GTCHEt, 13 T- Pi Mithft, Ct0crU4. 0,
T,,. The terms for Board, meftical services
and all ordinary attention, will be from $H.P0 to tlli.Otl per week, payable weekly. Extra attendance will subject the patient to an extra charge. Some tl -iinction willl made to those who find it
necessary to spend a length of time In the Institu
tion. Transient persons win ue caargca two ooi' In r. ner dnv.
Three dollars will be charged for the first eiam
nation. For further particulars address post paid. 1). A. PEASE. M. D. Proprietor. Carthage, Hamilton Co., Ohio, 1853. l3mos. The Book of V e S agon! fllD TO tWO PER MONTH! WANTED I.ttJIEDIATEfLY. A large number of agents to engage in the sale of a new and verv popular work Just published. It is Knok that will sell to almost everv family In the
West, and any active man can clear from Ire to
;.it Hollars ner dav
Uur otner pooiicauons are very aaieauie, ana we
STE.tIiIAliiii.E nuiiKs.-ifl.rtr-& Ki ts. corner of Broadway and Fifth st-eet.
tirinnati. Monuments. lomnsann i.rave rmnes. Marble -Mantles and Statuary, Baptismal Fonts, Mural Tablets, Vrns. Vases, Garden Figures.
Cabinet and Counter Slabs. Ac Ac. constantly
dn hand and fnrnished to order. 1 he trad; suppli
ed wilh Marble iu Block or Slab, or Sawett to nr.
ecr. run i t
1 AAA CASES HEBVit or Rnntnrref lUUu THE BOWELS Cl'KED KVPTI RE AND PaoTBCTtoii or m Bonus. This disease is very
eommon, particularly among the laboring classes
ofboth sexes, and is frequently attended with much distress and often death. Dr. Kt, of 153 Syca
more street, between 4th and 5th, Cincinnati, Ohio.
has for a longtime given his attention to this disease, and hascured thousands of all ages, lie ap
plies his own instrument, which is worn with ease
and comfort, aud, al the same time w ill keep the
bowels, or protruding pnrt within the oriBce. How
Important is it, therefore, for those who are rup
tured to be cured.
.flare Prtsf f Dr. Knlrt' TrHr, far
It apt are ! the HwrU. Cakroitos, Ky., May 51. 18SI
Mr.. Enrroa Seeing in your paper the advertise-
ment of Da. Raiks, I avail myself of the opportn
nlty I long wished, to publicly test1 fy to the great number of persons to whom life had been rendered
comfortable, that hare come under my knowledge.
several of whom were fellow sufferers with me in
the Mexican war. For want of proper Trusses they were nnderrnnstanl fear of git lug themselves pain by the least laborious work, but they ran now do a
good day's work without Injury to themselves.
Rcspoctrully yours, JAMES MCKEAN. Newport Daily News. JCT" Dr. Kates offlce la 153 Syracnoiw street.Cin-
clnnat). Ohio, wheie sll those afflicted with a Rup
ture of the Bowrlsare requested to rail. There are thousands w hocan beartestimony to the above. who have been effectually cured under tlie treatment of Dr. Kates. Dr. J. Kate Trnuri for the Cure of a Ituptnrr. This is to certify that I have been afflicted with a "Rrrrrat or Tfia Bow giV sorsix years, during this time tried many Trusses and other remedies, without any permanent relief. A short time since
hearing of Dr. KATES success in curing this dis
ease, made application to him and obtained one of
his Trusses, which I am hapyy to say baa entirely
cored me. I therefore consider it my duty to make
his statement known, and recommend Dr. Katts" realment and Trusses to all those who may be
afflicted with the same disease. D. W. LONG, Constable in Third Ward CinrissA-n, O., March 1?, 1 852. SI.
For the Removal ami rfraii.iif.nv 'ure of all m:kvous diseases, Anil of those Complaints which are csusa jy a Im paircJ, weakened, or unhealthy condition of the SERVOIS SYSTEM. TV; beautiful and convenient application ef t'u B.viterious toers of GALVANISM end M AGNi'.l ISNL has been pronounced by distinguished phys. cians. both in F.r.mite and the United States, tobe'tJLf most valuable Medicinal UtMOtery of tkt eft. Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT MAGNETIC FLUID,
it used with the most perfect and certain success m til cases of
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the w-caki-ne body, giving lone to th. various organs and invigorating the entire system
Also in HIS, IBAJir, rAKALtSIS ana PALSY, 0ISPKISIA or INDIGESTION. RHEUMATISM, acivr and Chssmc, GOt'T, EPILEPSY, LCMBA-
tfO, DEAFNESS, NEKVOCS TKEMORS. FALPI
TAT ION cs- the I1KAKT. APOrLEXY, NEl RAL-
GI V. TAINS rs the S1DK so CHEST, LIVER CO:n,AlNT. SPIN A L COMPLAINT, sn CLR
VATl'KE or the SrlNF, HIP COMPLAINT, DiS EASES as- rt KIDNEYS. DEFICIENCY or NEK Ol'S in II1YSICAL ENERGY, and all NER
V Ol S DISEASES, which comnla.nU arise from od
simple cause namely.
A Derangement of the Nervous System. -ln NERVOUS CO M TLA 1 NTS. Drugs an 4
Vedicines inrrrast fV disease, for thev weaken tks
viul energies of the already froslratcd litem, while, urtilt-r the strengthening, lite-giving, ritalixiag ...... t . ' . 1 . 1 1 1 .i.: l .r
iiiw'iu. v ,'i ..i.auH-iii. a vi'.icu uj liiu unuif ful and wonderful discovery , the exhausted vatieat sn.l weakened si. Merer is restored to former noalth, tiength. elasticity and vigor.
lite great vutiariiy and excellence of Dr. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,
consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by outtvard application, iu 'lieeof the ueual mode of
aruggmg and hys.cing the patient, till exliaasted aatni sinks hoitele.sly under the iiifliction.
i hey Blreiifrhen ihevr'itue tyslrm. eytutme the etrrultian of tlie UtH'd, jHflmfT? tle s-f .-((.. o-ld nrr do tkm liehtrst injury inJir any rirToi..frtficr. Since their introduction in the United States, only th.M year since, more than 75,000 Persons,
including all ages. clscs. and conditions, mnt which were a larp imntl-cr of laiiies. who aio pecw liirly snlvect to Ncrvou. ' oanla:nts. hive been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED, w hen all hope of relief had be-n given up, and every thing cle Wen tried iu vain I To illustrate the ueof the ' A I,VANIC BELT tnpjiose the rase of s nsnn niicu J with that ba of civiliration. lit SPi-! SI A. or any other C hromc or Nervous Dito.der. In ortijnary cases stimulants are taken, which, hy tl.eir a.-tion on the nervea end avi-icles of tli stomach, itdo.d temporary talief. hut which leave the jmtier.t in a I- wcr state and wiib iniuieJ ImcuI.ks. alicr de i.rtt;iii thus cscitt-d liM ceased. Now compare this w i-h the cifeci resulting fiomtheapi'lic-tti.Hiof the ti t I.V AMC BEIT. Tats a Dyspeptic MifJer-r. rteu in lhe worse fy a ptnms of i-i s'ta-k. and .imj Iv tie ti e L't ;t arounJ th body nsmg ti e Msgn.-'ic Huid as cirecte.!. In a short per m J the iiim-iimI'Ip pernration will act on the I nsiti.e i lc-i cnt of lhe lit It, theichy calling s (al vsnic circulntiiin which will pass oh Wthe nvgattva. anil thence tac k agt.ni t the i-osiiive, thus kcoping up a Ctintinti.tiia .aia.iic citcul-ilion thronglin.it tin. .vfter-. Thus tiie r"ot severe raes of i)t SPEP. Slt are I'f.K'iiAVKM I.V I UKI). A KEW DAYS ISt El EN A'iPLY Si '1EHTENT TO EUAD1CATK MIK U1SKASK CK TtEAltS rKRTirif TES AMI TESTIMONIALS Of the "Tost lrloubtrd harnrter. From all part. f th outttrr. c.nll l a given, assl cie.it tofillevriy colnmu in this paper! AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, which conclusively proves Hint " Truth Is 'iranprr th.iu Klctlon.'' c v n trc of
Rlirumatixm, troiirhilis, r.tul Dysrepsia. REV. LAND1S, A CLEKGYMAN,
Of New- Jersey, of ditiiigtii-hc attaiumeuta sod exnlte-1 rcpulatton. wn i . : -
tuion. .N'W .lerscv. July 11. 118. Da. A. II t.Bisr.r : beat S;r. on w i-h to know
of me what has been the re. It. in nty own ca.e. of thesiili-atinof the GALVANIC BELT asm SrX ItLA E. Mv reply is as follows :
Kor about tvrrtm twi I Itail been stirTering from
Dyspepsia. Every er the symptoms became weraa, nor could I obtain imta:ieiit relief liom any course
of medical -.rcatmcnt w hate. er. About fmtrtem yeara since, in c.nsetiup.ice of frequent ent'ovurw to the
weather, in tlie di.rharge of my pastoral duties. I became subject to a severe t hicnic Rheumatism, which, for year after year, caii.ed me indescribable sngu.sb. r-arthtr: iu the winter of Into and '-16, iu consequence of preaching a great deal in my own
and vanou.otuer cuurchrs in this rtgioo, I sh st tacked by the Bronchitis, w Inch soon became to severe as to retpiiie an immediate susp'rnsiita of
my pastoral ladors. My nerrout nvitem seas imp
tlwon$ My jnvitiated. and as my Bronchitis became
worse, so atso dil my Dysiej.sia and bhenntatu; al fection thus evincing that these disorders wcr connected with each nthar through the medium ef the Nervaus System. In the whole pharmacopeia there acemad to be no remlial agt-nt. w hich coua.
rcacu ana recuperate nw iervoua ystem ; overy thing that I had tried Icr this purpose had com pletaly failed. At last I was led by my fiiotida te examine your inventions, and (though with no very a ri guina hope of their e.firi.ncj.l I dcterminad to try lh eflect of the applicant. u ol'tlie GALVANIC BELT to NEAKLAtE, with the MAGNETIC KLLID. This was ia June. 1U6. Ta mv s.i.i ..tosishmist, ! iss um air Drsri rst nan sons , t i.oht pais I was isasi cd to si .isi r raavnaaL l.aoaa, sol nava I inn ositim a sisiuls axavica OS acce. srar thi BaoscHiTia; im ar Knri m arrECTios? has raTiari.v ccura t troi blc mc. Suclt is the wonderful and happy results nf the sr intent I have rvcommentlrd tiie BELT and ELI ID 1 many who have been likewise audeitng from Neanal gie Aftectiona. They have tried them, with M&rr BUILIS, SCLfCVC. II KVVSV CaSF. Im, dear sir, vs.y mpertfully yours. KObbRT W. LAN DIS
DR. CHRISTIE'S galvamc Necklace tl used for all Cam pi (tints fleeting the Throat at Head, inch Bmnchitm. Inflammatitm of til Throat, Narvoua and Sick tleaJache, IlizzincM of the Head, Neuralgia ia the face. Bn 7.111c or ltorin(p im the Kara. Ue-tfneta. which is ptm-rlTy Norroua, and that dittreaiing comlaiut, ralle't itc ik-k reua
Clothe lhe inkel.
mllE IMMENSE FASHION A RLE and w .11 made
X stuck of Springand bummer CloUiingand Fur-
nishiag Goods at the (uoTiitc titc.tnn
is now being sold off at Fl KST CO.ST! As It will
onlv continue until the 95th of August next, the
sooner vou call and see the better. The deduc
tions range from SO to 33 per cent. The goods are sll marked at their telling price, as the one price
system will be adhered to as heretofore. The proprietors of the above establishment have adopted that mode of doing business, Tlx: Clear out their stock entirely st the end of every season, iu order to enable them to offer to their customers new snd fresh goods st sll times, snd the extensive arrar gments they sre now making for the FALL TRADE!
reauires them to do this for more room. All who
hate not given this establishment s call sre certainIt behind the age. snd the sooner they go and post
themselves a p. tae ocuer t"t tneir purse. GOTHIC ARCADE. H. li4.ss.tt lids Mala st. bet. Fouth and Fifth.
1 84. etaetitsatt-
DR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC IIKACCLETS Are found of vt service in riw af Conr trlatoas or Kits. Spasmodic t 'omplaints. snd general Nsrvom Aflectjons nf tits Head and upter ektimitfa. Alas in Palsy and Taialysis, and all l)i.ea.s caused by s Deficiency of Power, or Nervsnt Energy, is Has limbs or other o.gant of the body. Tic Doloreuz and Neuralgia. These dreadful snd sgoniring complaints sr rmmedimtely relirrrd by the application of the G.lv.sm
Bri r, rsrcxLacr. snd hLi in. The Belt diffuses tbs Electricity through the system the Necklace hsa s local effect snd ths kluid acta directly upon the
sdecttd nervea In tlte-e diat. easing aiictaas U.S application NEVER KAILS.
FITS AND CONVULSIONS. These alarming snd terrible corr.tdainta are always
caused by s Ihrrnncrment of the Korre: Ths Bwi.
BaaccLcTa, snd Kli-id, will curs sssrly avtry Cass, do matter how vonng or how old the natisnL atr how
confirmed ths complaint. Numerous snd satoBiaaiSf
proon srs in possession oi tne proprietor.
r Many hundred Certificates, from all parts al
ths country, of the moat extraordinary character, swat be given, if required.
MoT- No trouble or inconvenience sttendt ths ssss
of l)H CHMSTIETS G.1Lt1KlC ARTICLES, swd
tbey may be worn by the most feeble snd delicaSs w-th perfect esse snd safety. In msny cases ths asst sation attending their use ia highly pleasant snst srat milt. They can be tent to say part of ths country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Donara. The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar each The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
MoV Ths Articles ars accompanied br fall sa4
plain directions Pamphlets, with full artioalsrs. Busy bs had of the suthonzed Agent.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
4V Jkware of Counterfeit! ond Worthle lmt4,
XX O. MQREHEAD, M. X,
eiMEKAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STA1
134 JJroavd war, tiw I ansa. AUTnoi:isEi) Act.M. M. W. IIAILE. Br-.o-iViH-, F. Eron s. FainCslsi D. Reaver. Liberty; ( has. Van Camp, .etaiasra; Gifford and Deitc. . l.amel. September 4. l?il 31-1) r-SGt
lOIIN S. VII.M. Xo.F5M'nPt. ltt. J tiooritbove leurl. Cii.ciniiati, J'lal -r iu Paper H:.tniifi, Wide I'urlain Papers, L: nuboyes. V.rs) Scieens, kc, ofT.-ra to tiie publii ti e 1. rro.t and, best assortment orthe Bbnv articles to Im fbuod la the West and on lhe mot resouabie u-ruis. Bm ii: r iles the trade lo call and examine uisstock. March 5, 1KS3 11-Uins. trllE tT! WHEAT !1 "WHEAT! It tV 50s'XH Bushels of Wheat wanted u tli change Mill, Bruokville, for which ths Eimarket price in cash will be paid bv highe-a sv.3o,55-o to. holLasd
-ITTAlsTED I.TI-tlEDIATELY, A gno4 YY hand to work at Uie Harness making bminats. Arr-lj to J. J. Clark, at Mt. CannfT, Frsckl'tt Co. InsTissa. HS.