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LAUREL NEWS
Ii.ll'KEL;FRIDAT A P Kl . 22, 1 S..3. Tbii column of the Amnrii is under the edtorial management of Moses J. Kei.lt. F.sq.,who is responsible for its facts, agures, opinions and xlitics.
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.ftenans. 14'"" 1, church. ' avs a pleasure to notice any '.'sent tiat is made, either by priv:VlJuals or by corporations, ; 't thriving town is enlarged, or dorncd:and it is within our to commend the ornamental as j; the useful. vvraJJs more to the external ap- " r . .1. A.l;tA nrivntf
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I nnrfl Woollen Factory. We would direct attention to advertisement of Useful establishment in another column. While operations were suspended by the washing away of their dam they H ere engaged as we understand in putting the whole establishment in the best of order, and are now fully prepared for the Spring business. Persons wishing to sell wool or have it manufactured should give them a call. Change. Mr. Israel Goble has purchased of Esq.Millis the property formerly occupied by the latter as a dwelling. Mr. Goble we understand intends removing to town in the fall.
t'ian lare and beautiful shade Cieo. A. Chase. l... 1,.,.,., jn.li.'i.Mislr Sir. Chase, whose reputation is so well
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'.anted. jn the middle ot ; i-shuiisucu as i:uukmul "'5"-"" '
vouth, has removed to L,aurei to taite
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charge of a graded school to be organized so soon as the proper arrangements can be made. We welcome him to his
ith- i new field of labor, and hope that he wi II
The beautiful and the use- find his situation in every respect satis- ! 1 i 1 -
be combined, when iaciory auu agreeauie.
An ordi-! Successful as he has been, and famil-
iht disnlav of iar as he is with the business ot teacn-
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can be niaiie a more comiort- an amuuus auu ipuu;iuic non. 4ecr'ul residence a more liap- fore him. To buildup successfully a whan Hit; most elegant sped- graded school is a work in Which he will architecture, without external need the support and encouragement of embellishments. The poor man, ' all the friends of education. He will not "ves taste, can enjoy more of! fail to do his part, pnd if successful he .1 -res that nature affords in his will be entitled to the gratitude of our1 noiseless cabin, than the selves and children; but if he should fi- - nabob in his tasteless mansion, nally fail in his arduous undertaking we 'have seen many on elegant and hesitate not to predict that it will be on -attracted house, around which j account of our having failed properly to
shrub could be seen, sa- I second his enorts, and that he will have
the satisfaction of reflecting that he per
formed his part well.
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Uratuitou Information. The editor of the Cleveland Plaindealer, who is now Postmaster in that pretty city of the lakes, has doubtless been directing an eye to the pay. He givps the following as the result of his research: "Just before the close of the last session of Congress when the bill establishing certain post-routes, &c, was before the House, an amendment was adopted, which became a law, and which fixes the commission of Postmasters as follows: On a sum notexecedin; $100 50 per eent On a sum between $Hn and 9400 40 per cent On a sum between StiHI and 8-.4l0 3j per cent On a sum exceed ingS J,4W 15 per cent When the mail arrives regularly between 9 at night and 5 in the morninsr, 60 per cent, is allowed on the first 100. Those otficers whose compensation shall not exceed $500 a quarter are allowed one cent fur every "free" letter delivered out of their offices, and each Postmaster is allowed two mills for every delivery from his office to a subscriber of each newspaper not chargeable with postage."
California! Sierrft nnd Tnlare.
; These are names of the three States which a movement is on foot ill the California Legislature to construct out of the present limits of ihe Pacific State. A majority of the Legislature, it is said, will order a State Conveution, and upon that Convention will depend the mode, manner, and boundaries of division. The suggested boundaries will divide present territory quite handsomely. "Sierra the mountain division , has about 23,000, by the last census; "California" has 207,388; and "Tulare," the Southern State, including Los Angelos and San Diego, has 34,150 inhabitants, and about seven and a half millions of taxable property. This Southern State of Tulare, in tliedivIsiou.lt is contemplated by many of the occupants to make a slave State of and one of the objects of pressing the division is to establish slavery there. The State debt of California is about three millions of dollars; and thh debt, divided among the new States, would give California $2,333,333; Tulare $400,000; and Sierra We doubt not that the scheme can pass the Legislature and get to the people, but then it will encounter, in our opinion, an unsurmou 11 table difficulty.
Carriage Maniifactorv.
riHUtLK .lllTII,-,nannfnfinrrr of carriages, Mugglcs, Harks. IVnvt.VnlliU.. A Slrnok vlllr.lllil.
Takes this method of inforuiine the citizens of ! have opened a Hvery stable in laurel, at the ol.l
LIVER V STABLE. I W. PATSE VE.JI1S VX. under the If, nnme of PAY5E & MANLY, would announce
to their friends and the public (renerally, that IN-v
ETAta French table d'hote, if there are to kinds of wine upon the table, a stronger
Savannah ; a,ul weaker, an Englishman or an American
win commonly take the stronger, undiluted, while a Freiicinnu or an Italian will commonly take the weaker, and dilute it with water.
Southeastern Indiana, and the White Water Val
ley in particular, that having purchased the entire intcreM cf Mr. Jackson Lyn in the above business, slill continues the manufactory of every article in the line of his business, in the most approved styles.or of any style required, and that his work is w arranted "to be equal to any manufactured in the West, and w ill be sold at as low prices. He hns now on hand an assortment of Carriages and Buireii's to which he invites the attention of those wishing to purchase. Purchasers will do weil to call on him before purchasing elsewhere. JLr" As a recommendation to his work he W'H state Hiatal the late Franklin County Fair. he took the premium on the best Carriage and Buggy cr all competitors. ALSO, Every stylo of Carriage and Buggy harness constantly on hand of iny own manufacture. Orders thankfully received and promptly executed. Shop on Main St. a few doors north of Link & Farquhar's store. CIIAKIESSMIT1I. X. K. Particular attention paid to repairing in all branches. C.S. March 30, li?33. 13-3mo3.
Georgia Girls. The
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f is creuiuiy uiiurined that a company of twelve women and girls, in Taylor county, near the line of the Muscogee Railroad, in that State, are felling the
largest pines in the forest, sawing them ... into blocks, and riving and draw ing shin- WHERE DO THEY C3BIE FR0BI? gles for market. Now, what etafe can I 'ri,E.f 1 .EtTI0 frequently asked in regard
x iv uunmi ; -,i-v ,hmis, wuicn are almost uaiiv
Kirs. Homan's BOAr.TTS A!l I'ASCY STORE. Having now an excellent room for business, and having lust purchased a large quantity of bonnetts (suited to the fashion and the season). Bonnett ami Dress Trimming, Jewelry. ribbons, lace, gloves, cuel, ready made clothing, toys, and the various other articles ill a fancy store, she solicits business. Having been at considerable ex pense in building i;d lilting tin a room in good stle. and being
1 determined to sell a good article cheap and at low
pmm. she asks the citizens 01 limokviue and Franklin t'o. to call and see her lioiinetts. Ac, and learn her prices. Her store is immediately
opposite the residence of Mr. HilU.
beat this!
arriving. When we first heard this wondering".
(tt-An editor of a nPwsr.ar.Pr in T-mr 1 'lere .!T.y. e tmmwe. !1,,"rlu ol,1 -
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lias onerea a grand prize. He Savs he '"it altera thorough examination, we fitul that he has purchased aspIenJid tin goblet, which 'S? Ct, York lie intends to give the person who shall ' and Philadelphia. He has a large and well selecwrite the longest essay on uninteresting ted stock of
Coi.istinr in part of a general assortment of black
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Using a Latin quotation in at least every ; M busline delaines, Bombazines, LustresT Poplins, Other line. i Winghams, Law ns. Tarltons. Swiss, Book and Jaco net muslins. Kobes, etc., w ith a general assortment fr-jT.on;av;ilt In iU en,, 1 nnn ia Ia i f French Worked t'ollan.
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v. u..o. ii.il , .-.iw . i, .'iirei ia, iiiiiioKcrLiiicis, jiaces. Edsrings, Mantillas, Canes. Crane Shawls.
ubjects puttin t the most words toreth-
er with the least sense and meaning, and
March lh. l;-j3. 12-Sinos.
I D.MIXfSTK.tTOIl'S XOTirG... The il undersigned has taken out letti rs of administion on the estate of Henry W.Cooley. deceased, latx of Franklin county. Indiana, Ail persons indebted to said estate are hereby notified to come forward and settle immediately, and those having claims against the estate will' present them duly authenticated; The estate is supposed to be solvent. ISAAC COOLEY, admr. MarchS3, l.e33. 15-3w.
stand of T. V. Mitchel. on Pearl street and Canal
Basin, where they w ill be ready at all times to furnish carriages, buggies and horses. They have a good supplv of new and fashionable two horse carri.n.i Mminf onen and covered buggies.
Persons coming to Laurel by canal orothorwis,
will be conveyed to the neighboring towns or country without delay.
iivnrs jrn By the feed, day or week. tJcntleincn don't be trudeinff a'foot or starring your horses, but give us
a call, ourterms are reasonable. i
Cin. Advertisements. t I.II ATA XAHI-r. AVAIIF.. Ceuuii.. il Albata nerrr con milt-t, is nearly as while, and harder and stronger than siler. When plated it resembles canrfy the ilid silver. W'ekeeii constantly in stice a larire assortment
of Albata Tea and Tabic Spoons, i-"'rk. Soup Ladles, Kutter Knives, Cream Spin. i s. Castors, and in diort. every other artiele ncceosary to the complete furnishing of a Table. JltA'l INOTO.N c I. A BO YTE A V X , Wnuh luiporturs,Il'.) Main Slrei Feb. 25, "33 llt-lyr-. OlIFUWOIID A- CO o.Tt Pearl O Mrcc l,Cinfinnali...lnve in sture.and keep at all times a tulla-snrtiiu iitof Sit e, Ki Rami Woot. Hats together ith every variety of S tr a w t.ooo consisting in part of Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leal Hals. Country Merchants are solicited to examine ou stock. feb.13 l-7t-
VALLEY IIOrSE! I HAVE the pleasure of announcing to the public that the Vllt Horse is now tilted up 111 the best stvle, for the accommodation of the travelling community, no pains will be spared to promote the comfort of those w ho may desire to make the Vallky Il'irSE their homo. Vnder the present management, I flatter myseir that no House in South eastern Indiana can eyual this. . ,. . Th tuiililinv is lanre and commodious, and con
structed expressly lor me purpose 10 wuicu n is aji- ; ,.enlly purchased from the maiiuratturers Eat. at
plied. . the lowest price, to w hich they are addiiiga gene-; The undersigned has had much experience in the mi m,,! extensive assortment oi custom woik of all ' business, and is satisfied that all w ho may have , kinds in requisition. 1 heretofore favored him, will not neglect making ; Thev w ill, therefore, be prcjiared to offer to 1 this house their home whenever their business 1 country merchants, and to the city trade.an assort- 1 may !ead them to this place. ,rripMi j ment not excelled in the West: to which they re. 1 ISAAC CIIAPMA. I siiectlullv solicit the altcntioii of purchasers gene-' Brookville, Ind., March 23d, Ir33. rally. " Also, Agon's forthe sale of Frank Miller's Wa-
ItOOTS .ln MIOI'.S...Tlie undersigned are now receiving a lare and general assortmeiil of Bootsaud Shoes. of alinoslrven sllr and i variety, constiluti ng one of the liet and most di- 1 versitied stocks in Cincinnati. Also, a general as- i sortmeiitof Panama. Leghorn and Palm Hals, re- ,
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For Ihe Rtmovnl ami rerwanrnv "ure of nil MIKVOUS DISLEA9CS, And of those Com'lainU which are cansA iy an In paired, weakened, or unhealthy condition of tha SEKVOl'S SYSTK?!.
have a population of 1,306,980. Democrat says so, aud rather than to see, we believe it.
The wait
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Ir!j Ol A. or ji .ty.; av a nails Vist he pGoedt, is'Ss, Staa ilssre. )f Brar lot r tl -a
er.l .1 iile e I pail k, Ot "p U loft ani a lC't? w c 1C v n.X Cd-idOcr-n sink '1 ast. .1 ar.ai ' iartl a s; i in fa) rani f sell! V I prat ly r hifhe-i EHS.
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.-;r'ajp5. afow million stalks, poke sun flowers. As a general -, the citizens of Connersviile display -:it deal of taste about their resi- - There is not a more beautiful -: the State, but there is room for - -: iiBprjvement, before it can be v 1 Paradise. A I.evce.
ri:j the hinh water last winter,
Parker and Mr. Conwell, sustained : erable carnage to thi-ir property; inner had bis fences washed away,
:.e latter many barrels of pork and The Canal was also much injured i point. In order to secure their -r'v from further inundations they bauding a levee, on the bank
ie rirer, at the place where n;:r made a passage from the rivthe canal. It is a good idea. A 11a makes provision for the future : 0: prosperity. Let others follow fisapie. A small outlay now, .'!.' the means of saving their profrcra irreparable loss.
For Sale. ':;Re-.E. ti. Wood offers his prcp'I! fills nl-ieo ..MiitiiT fif n ll.ll!5l
t, tor sale, on reasonable terms. j
Tjod is anxiims t. sell, si nee
service in this District will expire '.ember next.
Precaution. Having had the admonition of a few fires in the neighborhood within a short time it would seem unnecessary to remind our citizens, as we have done before, that we are destitute of every kind of fire apparatus, of engines, hose, hooks, ladders, and even of suitable buckets; and yet scarcely a word is said about procuring any thing of the kind. We
hope therefore to be excused lor again calling the attention of our town Trustees to this important subject. We are convinced that some cheap apparatus could be procured and such arrangements
and regulations made in regard to requiring people to be careful of their fires, ashes, stove pipes, and the like, as to
guard successfully against any serious loss by fire. If the trustees have not the time to investigate the subject let one or more persons be appointed for that purpose, to be paid for their services, and report a proper plan. A few hooks, ladders, and buckets, might save half the town. And the authorities should not torgct that it is their duty to prevent careless people from burning tip their noiirliKiir" liniiOQ kr, ntip slimilri bo
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A Uravr Girl. Oat near Gosport, Ind., last week, the house of John Stierwalt, while all the family but one young woman were absent, was
entered by a nmu wbo had his face blacked,
lor a oisjjuise, who possessed himself of a pocket-book which contained $25, wheu the girl got a sight of him; and grabbing it she
was successful lit obtaining ila oft!;e mon
ey, which she ran out of the house wilt closinc the door after her and locking it on the
outside, she then ran around to the opposite ooor, which she locked also, having the
Inici lairiy cagec. fc-iie says that as she was trying to see what he was doing, the villain
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U"""'" i.irougu uie vviuuow, culling vWuh were bought very cheap, and will be sold for
1113 ii.iiui pi cny severely, rvs 110 one was .small profits
farasols. fans, bonnets, Honnet Ribbons and linings. Flowers, W reaths, Tabbs, long and short Mitts, Gloves. Hosiery, eic., w ith thousand articles too tedious to mention. Gentlemens' Goods fn great variety; Cloths, Cassimeres. Pattlnet's, Tweeds. StimmerCloths. bleached and brown Linens and Drillings, Vesting. Stocks. Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Cloves, etc.. w ith a general assortment of BKOADWAY STYLES of HATS and C A HS. of almost every description. BOV'S WE tit In abundance, w ell selected, of superior fine and common qualities at low figures. 200 Pieces of Prints, Good styles and fast colors, with a heavy stock of brown, bleached and colored Muslins and Drillings, Tickings, Checks, Flannels. Cottonades, Striped Shirtings, Aliisuito Bars, and every thing usually kept in a retail store. Also, a heavy stock of Uueensware, Hardware,
Hollow-ware, Cedar-ware, and Groceries, all of
in reach to help her, she at length unlocked oueof the doors, and the fellow made oil". O Charleston Advertiser says that a "spirit" with which a gentleman was holding a rapping confab, in that town became so puguacious as to tip over a ttb!e and to smash the marb-e top to pieces. The gentleman bad to fork over $4,25 for the damage done by the invisible spirit of his departeu friend.
say again, call and examine for yourselves.
is no trouble to show goods and prices. B. II. BURTOX. Brookville, April 12, 1?j3. lTlf
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Spring & Summer Goods IIOVD A: Ci IE AY have a large and well selec- ) ted stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods embracing Cloths of almost every description and price: Cassimeres in great variety. from the lowest
grade to the richest styles; Vesting, Tweeds, Nankeens and l.inen and Cotton Summrr Wear, of all the various kinds, together wiih almost pvcrv other
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I ?IIliISTRATOK'SSAI.r. Notice is i hereby given that on the lllth day of April, l'."3, 1 will expose to public sale at my residence in Metaniora township Franklin countv. Indiana, the personal property of Henry W.Cooiey, deceased, consisting of horses, cuttle, hogs, sheep, corn, hav, wheal, one agon, fa ruling utensils, household arid kilcken furniture. Terms of sale, under three dollars cash in band, nine months credit on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note w ith approved security, waiving benefit of valuation and appraisement laws.
ISAAC COOLEY, adm'r. March 3. 1?53. I5-3w.
w. slwood nnBOH. tnwaan K. uet. W. E. OGBORN & CO. IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in English, French. German and American Fancy Goods, Hwsicrv, Gloves. Combs, Buttons, Brnshe". Look-ii!g-Gliises, Umbrellas. Parasols, lrUh l.incus, Berlin tonls. Jaconets, Book Mulls. Swiss Mulls. Mull Muslins, a full assortment of ail kinds of Silk Goods, and every description of Trimmings and Fancy Dry Goods, every variety of Dress Goods. Cloths, Ca-simeres, Ac. Also, Carpeting and Oil Cloths of all kinds, dir;ct from the Manufacturers. Straw Good. Are. Nos.3o &37 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, feb 13 9-lyr. 11 11 oa in niiF..ti.r.mTF..-A J valuable lot for sale on good terms. The undersigned offers lor sale the lot in Palestine, Springfield township. Franklin County. Indiana. The lot contains ten acres. The said lot is situated on the Franklin turnpike, four and a half miles east ofBrookville.three miles west of Carmcl. There is a good hewed log house, frame blu, ksiuith shop, stable, with other out buildings, an orchard of grafted fruit; also four different kinds of cherry. The said lot has three good wells. The said lot "s in a good and healthv neighborhood. .For partic
ulars, apply to the undersigned on the prem ises.
ter Proof Blacking. J. V A. SI.MPKINSON
Sign big yellow Boot. No. Q.l Lower Market fcbl5.93ia street, between Main and Sycamore
March Pth, 1P53 12-tf.
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; permitted to set hot ashes and coals in a
vessel against his own house when the burning of that will burn his neighbors. A few buckets and ladders saved Mr. Depuy's tavern the otler day in Somer
set when his barn was burned. If the two buildings had been but a little nearer together the house could not have been saved as there were no hooks to
ill the Temperance j r,ll the ham In nier-n. If th tavern
had taken fire, the destruction of many other houses was inevitable nearly all Somerset vou?d have been destroyed, and half of Laurel might have been. In Laurel lots are smaller and the stables and houses closer, and hence there is much more danger than in Somerset, and greater necessity for prompt action in this long neglected matter.
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: Ui v. lienj. r. .Horns, trom Ki- j Su;i, preached before the Xew ;
1 Vres'ovterian Church in Conners-
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n aturecv and Sundav last, to !
ve audiences, the sei vices of
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The Town Hall is now occupied
stv'iy. on Sundays.by the Episcosaal Dsrtlsts. The Rev. Wm.
of the Baptist Association will I 1 i
J there on next Sabbath, 24th j
three years, should be thoroughly plowed ui
and planted in potatoes. The inverted sod will go far to supply tins lack of a proper dressing of manure.
O The latest repcrt from Washington, concerning Col Benton is that he is tip for the Speakership of the House. For an old man, orer 70 years of age, this indicates considerable pluck. O' One idea men are always tedious. A
bore that talks nothing but geology is just
To Our Header's. il attend to the publishing of ''. notices, cheerfully. In our ! capacity. We are not partial to nomination. We notice all when 7 of notice.
iil also attend to th
-aild mania vs.in this ennntr when
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The Canal. 'he time this goes to press, we will water in the Canal. Our Mills, 7id Foundry will be in full op"nthe course of the week.
Another School. -XiLL, an experienced teacher, "ont Academy, Ohio, opened a '' the County Seminary, on MonC 'ninj last. We hope he may !,g3.od school." There are boys s- a ta-.s town to give employment a! teachers.
Monks on fhoir way to Indiana.
'She Warheits Freund, of St. Gall, Switzerland, publishes the following de-
notices of 1 tails upon the departure of two brothers
from the abbey ol hinsiedlen: On Monday, the 20th of December, two religious monks of the chapter of the Benedictions of Notre Dame d"Einsicdlentook leave of their fellow-brothers, and being provided with passports sanctioned by the Federal Council, they began their journey over the seas. A very grand plan has been conceived; it consists of the foundation, in North
as great a bore as the Lore who talks nothing hut horse. (TT- At the door-way of most of the Havana shops hang little sheet iron boxes fi.led with lighted coals, at which the passers may light their cigars. U' Yesterday the freight of 1,5003 sacks of wheal was engaged for Cuciiiuati and 1,0U0 sacks of cojn fcr New ivichmonJ, at the rate of 12 and 14 cents per sack. St. Louis News.
O Fadueah hai voted a subscription of S20ll,t'00 to construct a branch road from tiiat place to intersect the Mobile and Ohio r-.ilroad-O" A contemporary savs that "mediums,' who go about the country, taking the change out ot silly people, ought to be taken up
as vagrants, without visible means ol sup
port. "Has fortune frowned, my honest friend? Don't hang yonr head so low; This is no tune to falter now; Up! strike another blow ! Don't sit aul groau. and grunt and tell What you have tried to do; But place yourshoulder to the wheel, Strain nerve, aud put her through!" ITThe old gentleman who spent a fortune in endeavoring to hatch colts from horsechesnuis is now cultivating the egg-plant, with the view of raising chickens from them. lf A candidate in Calilornia announces that he is iu favor of the next war, opposed lo the cholera, iu favor of high salaries, and opposed to uncurrent inouey, and bad bran
dy, t.very body Is lot nun. O The House ol Representatives of Virginia have rejected the bill appropriating it,O0il,lHHI for the construction of a Railroad to to the Ohio river.
XT A till compelling all the roads in the ' State to carry way-passengers and frei ght
at the same rates changed for througlipasse tigers and freight has been introduced into the New York Assen bly, and it is said will certainly pass the House. OThere is a prison in Paris occupied exclusively by women; w ho bake, mend and wash for ail the other prisons. 0"A vocalist savs he could sing Way
Down ou the Old Tab River, if he could only
Their stock of llootsand Shoes, coarse and fine.
large and small, has been selected with great care and w ill compare favorably for elegance with that of any establishment this side of the City. I For the inspection of the Ladies, they present a j beautiful assortmeet of line and Fashion 4 n lb llress ! Goods. Crape and Delaine Shawls, and Bonnets
; of the latest styl-s, and at the very lowest figures. They invite the especial attention of the jjnlies to their new and elegant supply of Glass Queens- ! ware, confident that thev can suit their varied ! tastes. Alo, a magnificent stock of hardware, for the Fanner. Mechanic and lluilder, and Groceria "for
the million
Also, l.'cadv made Clothing, of all descriptions.
Ready made Harness. Trace Chains, Halters, Ac. .Ml people in want of any article of goods in our line of trade, and the "rest of mankind,1 are rei)uested to call and examine the above stock. l'o so. and you will save mone. The highest price paid for all kinds of produce. Scipio, April 13, TSj3.-lT-3ni.
JOHN WILLIAKS' Excelsior Clothing Store. MJ.CARMEL. T would call Ihe attention of my friends and Hie public generally to my fashiouaideand cheap dothidg store in Alt. Carmel, where will be found a large stock of spriugand summer clothing of the best workmanship, and latest fashions, consisting in part of cloth dress, frock and sack coals.cashmeret. Knninet, Lustre, Tweed and Linen coats Pea-jackets. Ac. Also a large rsortment ofCassimere. Tweed, Satinett a Allien Pants. Vests, superior and ordinary quality, iu great variety. A COOD VARIETY OF BOY'S CLOTHING. I have also received a large lot of Cloths, Casimers, Vcstings. Tweeds Cashniaretl. Frmiuett, Dress Jeans, direct from Xew York, all of w hich I w ill make up at the shortest notice, and ou reasonable terms. Having recently enlarged my store, it now affords room for additional numbers by which my old customers can be more comfortably accommodated; to whom, and the public generally, we extend a cordial invitation to call.
JOHX WILLIAMS. Ml. Curmel, April Ttli, .-3. lT-3m.
R. W. HUBBARD,
ft Alt It JIASrFACTI'KF.H, I on .Maine Hurgess Street, Brookville. just below I the public sijnare, has always on hand a large assort ic.ent of Carriages, consisting of KocKaways, Kougs and licaiUs, plain Kockaways, Phalon, and riii'gies. Pun -baser w ill find it to their advantage to call and examine my w ork. as my stock is the largest iu toun.atid iu prices as low as the same qualily of work elsewhere. I also keep for sale Carriage Harness of any sty le or price. I am prepared to finih to order any description of Catriage. not on hand. at shortest notice. I Particular attention paid to repairing. April, 1S33. 17-tf
Consolation to the Afflicted DR. J. KATF.S 153 Sycamore near 5tli St., Cincinnati, Ohio; begs leave to announce to his friends and the public generally that he still con tinues to devote his time and attention to the allc-
iation of human suffering by curing any disease ,e especially hernia or rupture, and diseases of Ihr blood and urinary organs. The success which he has met with, ty his peculiar mode of treating all kinds ef diseases, w hich ro otnelims innocentlv acuuired in youth, hns
been astonishing: curing the most desperate cases after repeated failures of the most eminent practi tioners in the country. Disease of a peculiar character, are guaranteed to be removed in a few days radically, without offensive or deleterious medicine. Dr. J. KATES being eminently successful in this branch of his practice, patients w ould save much time and money, to say nothing of the anxiety of mind by giving h'un an early call. Through longlaborafter years experi
ence ,he can warrant to all, no matter how severe,
und long standing it may have been, a thorough
Cure, llivaiius your irue imercsk is, 10 Bj'i'i, once to him, who is able to meet all cases.
Females suffering with irregularities, nervous
ness, debility, can be permanently cured, and let
no scruples nor false delicacy hinder you from apply ing in proper person, when you can be so read
ily restored to health. Dr. Kates begs leave to say further, that his rem-
dies arc prepared in a scientific and skilltul man
ner under his own eye, to cure each and all disea
ses, in which his attention so long has been directed.
with full directions how to use them. Therefore INVALIDS from any section of the country by addressing 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 method he guarantees to eradicate the diseas entirely without putting any restraint. jrj Dr. Kates medical office is No. 133 Sycamore street, first house below Fifth, West side, Cincinnati, Ohio. dec 10, lr32-51.
il duced Prices. LIBERAL DIS. TO WHOLKSAI.K PC RCIl AS EK.. U E M .O YV S MANUFACTORY. rpHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens I of Cincinnati, and the public gi nenilly. that he still continues to inanufj, lure Smiths licllows f all sizes at his old stand on Second Street, between liroadwav and Svtaniore. Ciniinuati. From his
longevperience iu the business, t'irether ith being provided ith a large bi ot seasoned lumber and other materials, he is prepared in all c.sc to warrant bis work good. AL0. Am ilsaud Vices frniished. Feb.'Ji in-3ms. R. HAMILTON.
TI'SW Hi:. -I OU THE SPRING i'RAl'E. Now in store. :ind recetviwg s l;:r.v
and complete stork of f,i;o and common Ware, cornprisii'gin part Common Teas, r.owls. Plates, Dishes. Nappies, and Rakers" Pin hers. etc. etc.. Fine Tea Ware, White Mono, Fam y Su les. Fine Flint and Common Glass Ware. Cair. lirit.-innia Ware. German Silver and Silver Plated flood.. Lanterns ot aU sizes, witti and without guards, fur Candles or Oil. For sale nt the lowest market rates bv 1U GG1NS. BROTHER ec ANDERSON, 'feb. 15, 3 U-lyr. No. 'Jl Main street.
o1
Slate of Indiana, I ranklinCo.,. V"OTlCK is hereby given that Andre McCoy, adi ministratorof the estate of John II. Davis, deceased. Ii.-.s tiled his petition to sell the Real Estate of t'.ie deeeilent. bis personal estate being insutlleiei.t to pav his debts: and that said petition will be heard:,! liie next term of the Court of Common Pleas of said countv. Test, " JOHX M. JOHNSTON, lT-3w C. C. C. P. Franklin Co .
nAYETTr CO. "K. The Books of
I said Bank were opened on the "."ith inst, for ad
ditioual subscriptions to the capital stoek,and M.
Helm. 1.. li. A lieu mil Micrman M-onciii wereap
pointed receivers. Per order of the Board of Directors. Banking House Capital House Buildings, corner Monroe and .Madison Streets. Feb. 27, '33 II 2w. TOIIX S. WILLI AMS No. 8., Main St. 1st ,1 door above Pearl, Cincinnati, Dealer in Paper Hangings. Wide Curtain Papers. Bandboxes. Fire
Screens. Ac, offers to the public the largest and best assortment of the above article to be found in the West and on the most reasonable terms. He invitcsthetrade to call and examine hisslock. March 5, 1K"3 ll-lms.
OTICr. K.E. II. IliiETgins. having associated Ym. Anderson (formerly with Hunne-
well. Halle iV Co.) w ith thci.i in the trans:u-tion of the Uuoensware busine.s, al their old stand PI Main street, Ihe business will hereafter be condueled under the firm of llugirins. Brother 0; Anderson. K. E. Hl :;iXs II. Ill GG1VS. Feb. 15, '53 9-lyr. V M. ANDERSON. ' K A TZ E N n F, J ; F. R ,s T R" V S fc CO, Wholesale dealers in ller.dy Made Clothing. No. HI! Main street. bel ecu Third end Fourth, f" in'ti 1rr! Keep constantly on hami, a complete and very extensive slink of Cloths. Cassiinercs, Yeslings and evcrv description of Trimmings. Feb. '.'5. '53 lo-'l j r.
HAV AM) STOCK SCA M'. Martin & Orr, Scale MaiiWacUiriTS. have taken the old stand formerly occupied by MartisAi lii.i npki.i.. No. -Id Columbia Street, one door west of W alnut, Cincinnati, Chic. They are prepared to put upon the mot reaoniible terms, in any part of tiiecounir;. t'.ieir Irvn trvrr Hay ami rik Sralt r, from ni w paiterus ith improvement, which liiey le completed. Also, all kinds of Platform Siiil.i. Beams. oVc. A;c. All our Si-nles are w arrant. d 10 rive full satisfat tion, or we will take them back and refund the moiiev. REFERENCES. Samuel IScresford. B. H. l'.lli-ton.) Covington, Glnldeii. .Murtin V Co. G. K..Perrin. hv. W. A. G. W. Robsoli, Ki s. Maltlo & Co.. J.D. Lehnicr. Puiluin. Hatfield A Bro n. Icb.5 !'. MARTIN V OHK.
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S . Jenkins & C
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First Arrival this Seasoc, - ps best niialitv, new stxle calicoes for sale a !) low rates. " R. TYNER. JVST reeived a lot of superior hammered iron, of urioviS sizes. R.TYNER. March IS, 1,-53. DAY & MATLACKj
1) Ii
WIlOI.ESAIK Irl.ERS in
! No. 57 I PEARL STREET. FET. WALNUT & VINE
CINCINNATI OHIO. 9-.
The
1? Wealhor i-l rpmiirl'slilr
131 beautiful. Business is active.
America, of this old and celebrated ab
bey, in order to diffuse the benefits of , get the pitch!
religion and christian civilization in ' ETAn old toper; who lately attended an those countries, which, till now, were ; exhibition where a learned prufessor reused se-
denrived of those divine consolations. veral explosion to take place Irom gas pro
The barbarity of the Jessinian vandals, who, by an act of violence, have deprived the convent of its home and its mission at Bellinzone, has at length matured that plan. Rev. Abbot Henry caused it to be submitted to the approbation of the Holv See by his envoy, the Rev. Gall Morel; and the Holy Father, with his heart filled with iov, gave his consent
and his apostolic benediction to that noble and fine undertaking. The new world of true liberty will then open its arms, and cerdiallv receive those apos
tolic men of St. Benedict, whom the de
8. W. IHFIT!-I. M. . B1SF1.T1M. SPRING IMPORTATION, 1853. S. W. It ASELT1NE &C0. MANUFACTURERS of Straw Bonnets, and Importers of Silk Millinery G.wds. Flowers. Dress Silks. Trimmings. iV-e. No. ci Pearl St. Cincinnati. O.
Black & Fancy Dress siiks,
Straw Bonnets, of every
variety. Bonnet Silks A- Crapes, do Cap Ribbons, Tarltons. Linings. Tips, Crowns V Frames, W ire. Pins. YA halebones. Bonnet Blocks, Doll Heads,
Children Cs Infant s Hats.
French & American
Flowers Dress Trimmings, Silk Laces, Sewing Silks. Florences, Satins, Bombazines, Tabs. Foundation,
I Hustons. c. c,
LDi pec r ancef thro 1 re f J UbI ' js. I ( com keh ; oundsf hes " ' e, n'yoff e bJ ! IS. ' ,kthJ nor factie ' en in
ILLE
ANVt
all 0 raif1 f ,d hy -pTONt lrei)e
Qiite an excitement was created -Karday morning, by the running -'four-horse team belonging to a 5 Co. quartered in this place. The "-came unmanageable, and the
:'K ia imminent danger of being I generate children of Switzerland endeav;sto pieces. Fortunatelv for him, ! ored to banish from their scene of action,
and even deprive of their means of exis
Fortunatelv for him,
-5swere stopped before any
Be-
ks
rus5j a
c.ont happened.
-'adUoti a-H ...
t5VeaCQrtv nf Ilia Incl Ann,,-,!
f . 1 iav- met, iillliuui , the Madison and Indianapolis weunin Fnhn,,
:thr,t; -.c J "f
IU thp rc,r
;reCeipts were.... 5 16,4 14 52
tor 1851 356,06;$ 80
finced Irom water said 'You don't catch me puttiug much water in my liquor after this; i had no idea before that water was so tiangerousjthough 1 never liked to taka much of it." ITFln Iceland three newspapers are pub-tu-hed; iu Sicily not oue. O Fast Traveling. The Express train
of cars between iew 1 ork aud Albany went through, several days since, in 2 hours
and fifty minutes, a distance of a huudreJ and fifty miles. j iCFSpeaking of the death of an aged man, one of our exchanges says: "He retained, remarkable possession of hi mental faculties; down to within a few miles of his residence!" j fjjA Bloomer was seen in Cleveland on Tuesday. Her skirts were unusually short, and instead of the pantaloons and Turk, she wore tights! It was the ne plus ultra of the fashion. 1 The best wav of making coffee is to
into a wide-mouthed 1
Milliners supplied with real French Pattern Bonnets, or copies of Ihe same.
Our r'nees and lerms snail ne lavoraoie ana sat
isfactory- to the purchaser, ded to." S. W. March 5th, 1S5.T 11-Iyr.
Orders promptly atten11 , fti n-iv l' . " . - .
II It 111. LI, AS AND PARASOLS.-Is
rael Meepcr. No. IliT Main Street, between 4th
and ."ith streets. Cincinnati, has constantly on hand a large and general assortment of Umbrellas and Parasols. hu h are cfTered holesale and Rclail at the lowest Prices. ISRAEL SLEEPER, March i.lS33 11.
AVInt ran he cat for Five Dollars. TIIII undersigned have en tcrcd into an arrangement by which they agree to furnish Ihe Knickerbocker Magazine, (monthly) the Home Journal (weekly) ami the Musical World andTitui s. (wceklvlto new subscribers, at the very moderate price
of Ave dollars a yearfor the three publications: all orders, enclosing that amount to Dyer & Willis, w ill be nroinntlv attended to.
SAMUEL HOUSTON, Publisher of the Kni kerho ker. MORRIS A: WILLIS, Publishers of the Home Journal. DYER & WILLIS, Publishers cf the Musical World & Times, !."? Rroadwav. New York. GRAND LITERARY AND ARTISTIC COMBI NAT ION. Arrangements have been wade to furnish the Knickerbocker Magazine, the Home Journal, and the New York musical World und limes, to new subscribers, for five dollars a vear! This is cheap
literature with a vengeance. The Knickerbocker
is 3 per annum: the Home Journal. $2; and Ihe Musii al World and Times $3; making S1 a year at the usual rats. That three such w orks can be obtained for live dollars a year, is a fact truly worthy the Caloric age, which is Just now being ushered in. Of the Knickerbocker Magazine, edited by Lewis Cax lord Clark, it is unnecessary to speak For twenty years it has been the most genial, humorous, aiut spicy 'monthly' in Ihe world, and the present volume w-.ll be better than any preceding it. The Home Journal, edited by Ceo. P.Morris, and N. P. Willis, is well known as the best family newspaper in America: and the Musical World and Times, edited bv Richard Storrs W illis, with lowell Mason. Geo.H. Curtis, Thomas Hastings, Wm. P. Bradburv.fieo. F. Root, and oilier musical writers contributing: and which gives, among other things over S3 dollars worth of music and a full course of instruction in harmony annually, is the best musical journal ever published. These three publications will post a family lip in regard to nearlv evervthingwnrth knowing Art, Science, Literature, Music, Painting, Sculpture, Inventions, Discoveries, Wit, Humor, Fancy. Sentiment, the newest fashions, and oilier attractions for Ladies: choice new music for the Sabbath, the church, and the fireside: Reviews and criticisms of Musical w orks. Performers and Performances: in short.
the very pick and cream of Novelty, Incident, History. Biography, Art. Litera.ure and Science, including whatever can be given in periodicals to
promote healthy amusement and solid instruction
in the familv, and help to make it better, w iser.
and happier, may he now obtained for five dollars, Address Dyer ei Willis, lo? Broadnay.
HEAT! WHEAT ! I WHEAT!!! SOslMM) Bushels of Wheat wanted al the
chango Mill. Brookville, for which the Kxmarkct price in cash w ill be paid bv highest Nov. an -wmi cm urn i ivn
T'A-Tr.I innF.DI.tTGLTt A good
t hand lo work at the Harness making business.
Apply to J. J. Clark, at .Ml. Carmel, Franklin Co Indiana. Sl-f.
c:
soverl$51 Sl30;345 72
nated that but for the unpara-
- ui uecember last, the earnJ 'ae road ..i.i u
iH - ,A01 only was thi. loss sus'A the flod, but the expenses for
'am;. . ""geiy increaseaoy K. . lws eiclanat;.,n k r: u.,.-:
:f;dis thus stated:
j; 516,414 52 -8 expenses 243,319 02
tence. From several parts of America most brilliant efforts vere made to revive he r-.il.il,-it..l .tikai.. K II f t ll O nmNtO ll .
u: ic r .1 I nut the tround conee.
rovtriia 11 cumulus iiiiuscii iui inc pirn- , o ' K. 1 1 1 1 nvnr ll 1 1 T
ent with sending two members of his order, especially for the mission, in the Indiana State; and to entrust them with the care of preparing the establishment of a convent of women. These two re-
lio-ious monks are the Rev. Father Ll-
METAMOIIA. New Goods Cheaper Than Ever. ritlll' undersigned bogs leave to say to their old
I. customers, and Hie piiiuic generally, tnai inej have just received and opened a splendid slock of goods, selected with great care to suit the w ants of the country, w hich they intend selling very low for cah. or exchange for approved country produce. Their stock consists, part .f the follow ingarticles: Plain and fijfurrd Kilka and utin Alpacca silk warp and Mohair Lulre; Cahinero of arioiis colors and nunlitieu: Delancsof various patterns and prices: French aud Domestic flinghams; Kinbroidered Mode lilack and long Shawl; Kid. Cashmer. Plush. Silk and Woolen f Stoves:
Lambs wool. Cashmer anil Cotton Hose; White, Pink. and Green Satin Honnets: i;rey. Lace. RitllK-d. Colored, Straw. Hungarian. Jenny Lind. Pearl and Florence braid Bonnets: Frilled crape and Silk linings; together with a large stock of Honnet feathers und Ribbons: Red, White, and Yellow Flannels: English. French, and American Cloths: Satin, Silkvelvct.and Fancy Veslings, Doeskins mid Fancy Cassimeres: Satinetts. Tweeds, mid Jeans; CanIon Flannels. Checked and Hiekory shirting:
Kienched and Rrown Muslins; Table Linen, f. rash
and Towel Diaper.
unr mncK 01 unoti nnn Miom Is large and complete, made i n the best order and
of the finest material, warranted to please all tastes. Our Hardware, Consists in part of as follows. Trace, Halter, aud Log Chains; Wood and Hand Saws; Augers. Chisels. Door Locks. Ijitches. Hinges. Screws, lir.id, lacks. Coffee Mills, Hatchets, Hand Axes. Mill.
Cross-cut and hand saw Files, Table and Pocket Uullcrv. Uneennvvnre of every (ylt And quality, China, Flowing Mine, Mulberry, and While Iron Tea Sets, of forty-six pieses each, or in smaller tfuantitirs; Bowls, Meat Dishes, Nappies. Bakers, and Pitchers. Preserve ond Fruit Dishes,
Tumblers, Lanterns, Molasses cans, and in fact every thing needed for housekeeping. Also a large stock of Iteady .Hade Clothlnir, Made in fashionable style, and of the best material. We can lit every size from Tom Thumb, to the Kentucky Oiant: together with gentlemen's linen shirts, net uner shirts, and drawers; Fashionable, Silk. Fur, Kossuth, and Hungarian Hats Men aud Boys' Plush and Cloth Caps; aud in fact every thing usually kept in a country store. Call and examine our stock. If we do not suit you in price and qualit, we w ill charge you nothing for showing our goods. N. B. We are at all times paying ihe highest market price in CASI1 for Wheat, Corn. Rye, liarlev, and Buck Wheat. WALKER & BROTHERS. Metamora, Ind., Nov. 1, 1K2. IT-tf.
WHOLESALE dealer in Foreign and Domestic Dry tioods No. South eiM corner Pearl aud i 11c street, fini-innali, Justoe;ieil an Mire new stock. Feb. 3, "33 IO-U'iiis. X. IIFIHF1 Kl H. . IvrBTliriMF". M. Kl W IIEIDELKACH. WKK1 HK1MF.K A Kl AW, Manufacturers of Ready M:.oe Clothing. Importers and Dealers in Cloths. Cassimeres. Vesting, and Gentlemen Furnishing Good. No. 3 Pearl street, between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 85, 33 HMr.
This beautiful and convenient application of tV 1 nivsterious powers of GALVANISM and MAGNET ; ISM. has been pronounced by distinguished phyi ; ciaos. both in Ki:rnje an1 the United States, to be the j aws? rclutz'jff slrJicinal Diveiery nf the nge. j Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT
31 A G X K tYc FLUID, is used with the most perfect and certain inccest ! til cases of GENERAL DEBILITY,
j Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to th.
I tiirious organs smi invigorating tne entire svstera j Also in UTS, CRAMP. PARALYSIS and PALSY, MSruiSlA or INDKiESTION. RHEUMATISM, I Acvtr. and Cinomr, fiOCT, EPILEPSY. Ll.MBA- ((. DEAFNESS, NERVOtS TREMORS, PALPI I TVllOX or thf. HEART. ArOILEXY. NEl'RAL- ' OIA, PAINS it me SIDE ,d CHEST, LIVER OVPLMNT, SriNtL lOMI'LAIXT. 110 CI R V ATI RE or thf SIInE, HIP COMPLAINT, PIS EASES er thf KIDNEYS. DEFICIENCY or NER. OlS im nnsiCtL E.ERtY, and all NER : VUl S iiSEASES. w hich compUints arise fron onfi 'm;'!e caue raniely, A Deraiteniriit of the Xerwona System j -.ln NER VOLS COMPLAINTS. Draft n sTciicines inctrast i!r i!irr, for ihey weaken the it.tl energies of the aln a-.ly prostrated system . w bile, under the strengthening! li:e-gi ing. vilaliimg inrtucuce f lialvanisru. as alied by this beautiful an.l win.'.ciiul Jiscoveiy. tlie exhausted ratirnl snd wckrne l sMlferer is ientoied to former LsmlUh, , ktier.th. cia-tici;y ar.d vigir. The great peculiarity and excellence of Dr. Christie's Galvanic Curatives, ' eon.its in the fwt tliat tliey arrest and curcdiseas , by imrirarii upti.'icafion. in place of the asual mode of iimtn: and phicing the patient, till exhausted j natnie bir.ks hopelessly under the iuflictioa. 1 Xtny sti':f;!Utn tl tclmU system, tqtmlizt the circulm t:in of the .Him.', promote tfte secretiont, and mtwr io thm lUshl's! iiiT-y vn'ir ar.if cirrumtiances. Since their
introduction in the t nue.l biates, only threa years since, more thaa 7.,()()0 Persons, Including ail mjos, c.fles, anj condittent, amoiif m hich wore a l;nq; numl er of ladies, who are poca linrly subject to Nervous l omijaints, have been ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CXTRED, when all imi-c of rolief had Voen given up, and rxy tiiinp eiM ! rn t:i"'l iu vain ! To illustrite tlie of tli G I-V AIC BGT.T aiiko-e the case 1 a r-on a Hi ic ted ith that bail of civ ili u tion. I t SI 'hi &l A, or any other Chronic or Nervous !'i..r.ior. In ordinary cases stimulants are taken, wlii.h. by tlirir action on the nerves end m'1-.clc vi he Mttii'acU. atlmd tcmpcrai-g telicC but wiii.'h ledve the y.iovA in a lower state and wiii injured irtrn!.ie. oiler ttie action thin r suited b-a i'taseJ. Nhw tt injaie thi'' ith the cfl'eot lexultintt fiom tliens : diei.tiimnf the i M.VAMC B! IT. Taka a lyjef l;.- tturiorer. even in the ore s i"c cn of an attiick, nn.i hin jly t.e tiic bwlt around the body usitc tlie , kiu-'.ic 1 luid a?, directed. In a ahoi j'eritt.I t' e i..Mvi.p I.- erj iration will act on the 1'Ositiie -Icti'!U ft tlie Urlt, tlieivlty causing a Gal fuiic ciit'ul .iit'i: hirh u ill as oa to the negative and thi-M'o t .tck hi; tin t( the iositive, thus keepins; up a mntti n-'iis . jh anic circulation throughout ll.e svt tm 'j'hi:. tl.o mot sePie cases of V SI'KPSi ie 1 r.:i. WKNTLY I 1U.D. A KKW DAVi IS (iKi'KN A.vlTLY SI KKICIEXT TO ERADICATE Ml K UiSKASl. OK KAUS. I KRTil U ATI AM) TESTLM0MAL8 Of the Mt I'udoubted Character, Trom all j urts f the country, could be Riven, lull cii".t to fill cei7 column in this paper! AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusively provea that " Truth Is ftranzcr titan Fiction."
J O II X GATES, V olrmnlr Denlrr In Itooli A Mloci, No. 34 rVarl Mreet. oeiween W alnutA: Vine, l-3ms. C1M I.N.NAT!.
t T Tom An t nrnt'tTici
r)EMA!M in the P. O.. Brookrille, en the first I day of April. 18j3. and if not taken out before the lirit Jay of July, will be sent to the dead letter office.
AllcyJohn.wiilow or heirs Armstrong William
j. a. nicKJoi. p. irriTER. DICKSON & LE UETTKK, (Succcors to Sampson A- .Andrew".) 1 Importers. Wholesale nud K etui I lcalcr in Thina. , f!l:i und QlK'llsw;lrl,. Alvi. Ijiutiis, faslori V
Table Cutlery. No. 7 !in Mrect. iH'twceu tilth iiud SiMti. Cinciiilinli, Ohio. Feb. S5, 'o3 10-1 r. " AAKON X"C0LTEk7 (JKOCERY, PIJOniCK. AMI COMMISSION Ml: It CHANT. S. E.COKXKK OF SEVENTH AMI MAIN STS. (in.ui, oiiio. Xov.20 l'.Mr-. -rw vnitKWinu innr.ni:. . IMIT Tllos. i. ElST Manufacturer and dealer in nil kiinl of trait.parcut window nhadea. ANo cord. T.Ti-'fN. Hrasn iiioiuttTite Ac. No. 2 Colleire Hall. Walnut M.. Cincinnati. Church, Store and otlier lary c shudc; paiitlod to order in a superior st le. 7 STr.71 1 I It III. F. WOKKS.-Lowmr A: Kri.F, comer of Hroadwuv find Eifih stix-i-t, r.cini.ati. Moiiuinei.t, Toiiilmnnil flnive Stones, Marble Mantle rind M:i:nnry, B: tiiinial Eont?, Mural Tablet. l'rn. Vnen, l.'ardcn Figures, .Cabinet and Counter Slab. Ac. Ac. cnuiantW
ln hand and furni!:ei! to order. The trad up liod with Marble iu liloik or Slab, or SHWed to oreer. 111I1 12 1-J
Hiss Rebecca Pattison, Milliner Laurel, Ind.
MISS I. ill Vk found at the residence of her father Elijah Pattison on the north side of pearl
bottle over night; and pour rather more than ' street, where she will attend to trimming bonnets
half a pint of water upon each ounce and a and other business in her line. She will give es
half, to t ork the bottle, iu the morning 10 i loosen the cork, pot bottle into a pan of water, ana bring the water to a boiling heat, j the corlea ia then to be poured off clear, aud j
the latter porliou straiueti: thai which is drunk
pecicl attention toSu.a A- Craps Bonnets of which
she has a good assortment, made of the best materials, and latest spring fashions just from the city. April 4.
!!TS
ric Christen, ftom Stanz, and BedaCon-l '"mediately. Is kept closely stoppered, aud
from London. They will be eoon '. " " " " " "
In a case of bigamy recent y tried in Cheraw county, South Carolina, Judge Frost, in his charge to the Jury, remarked, that there was
no law in ttie ctate 01 fount Carolina pre-
U Mr. A. the former
nor.
followed, perhaps, by other members of the mother house, who will remember the advice of their master. On the eve of the departure of the two
missionaries, a fete ae adieux was oiler-! scribing a marriage ceremonial.
ed thpm at which the nnnils of the school ! and Aliss B. jump over a broom
F ct. each,
..268,095 50 ...165,500 00
f-US ;3. ;
H-j remanent repairs
ne k-
.10295 50
Tat.
-'ding biidges !.'."..!! feiBing
.23,000 ...6,000 ..14,146 ..10,000
contributed by the recitation of several
pieces of circumstance. Col. Cormim. This gentleman has been appointed Governor of Minnesota, and his acceptance is quite likely as he has been fishing1 for the post for sometime past.
The country therefore and the 'rest of
mankind,' may breathe easy and rest as-
omce
saying, 1 take this woman to be my wedded
wife and the latter, 1 laae tuia muu to tie my wedded husband, aud go to house-keeping,
they are legally manied, have entered into a bond of uuion which cannot be auuulled, as
long as they both live.
O- It i a little singular, m8 the Portland Advertiser, that ol five of the presidential candidates, oue. Webster, is dead: another, and
the successful candidate, lost his little boy soon after his election, by a most dislressin
accident, aud his own and wiles lives were
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. THE subscribers have just received direct from New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati, a large aud general assortment of on v ; o o n .
Consisting in part of Broad Cloths, Cassimeres. Vcstings. Silk floods in every variety, Prints and
musuiis. aiso a general assortment of I
Hardware, Cutlery and Edge Tools, (Groceries, Hats Caps, & Ready Made Clothing , lioots and Shoes, Three rdy and Ingrain Camets. stall prices.
Iron, Steel, Nails. Farming Ctensils, Hollow and
tartnern are, e., Ac, Their stock has been selected in the above cities
by a competent purchaser, and they are satisfied
iue can oner gooiis at lower prices and 01 oeuer qe - tban ever before done in the State.
e lc are reciiectfully Invited to call and - it - themselves.
x . f;c 1. vst price Taid for all kinds of
o ..!- Ci. iVP.CULUJMA CO., ;a. . t t-i:. 1. Laurel, Indiana.
sured that where duty ?nd a fat
call, Col. Gorman never has faltered and almost miraculously ; while the third, likely never will. His patriotism and , r0nrth and fifth, viz: rill 1110 re, Cass and
love of office, like Cajsar's wife,are above Douelas, have each had to mourn the low of
9 39,449 50 suapieioB. (Greensbttrgh Press, Uair mwa w caavas.
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Allen Caleb H. Ahem Michael Kali Paul Barnes A It
Breiuan John Hutvh Daniel Bachelor Michael ltaso. lt Abraham Clear William Cook Mrs. Abigail Cooney Miles t'luiionin John Clark W.I. heirs. lawson laiiicl widow or Heming Lester Hryfus Atimbani Druinuioud W. S. Kanus Clnra B. Forester S. A. Foster Charlotte fJcbhart Ludv ig Uoakle A. Clutz Jacob fJregory James Harmon Henry
Ha nee John Heiirv J. II.
Hubert Mr.
Hartman Jacob
Hodges Jackman. helrt Jackson Andr'w widow or Johnson Alexander
Kramer Nicholas
Left Year, uncle or heirs Lowe John widow or heir Lee William H.
Lyon N. Mi-Knew Bustard Mauir Reuben Miller James McKeown John MvlatlMary
!. .V . . A ITIXC ATE Carriage Afi.i iscl Lrsni. Metres il Cnnersvile
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Msuering. Tames Morgaa Mclley MerbH-k Jacob Mavis Christiana Mcllonabl John Morgan James Miller Jacob Murphy Chas. Osbami James Owen Henson Odea John 2 OWIalley Michael Peterson John Powel Sarah Parvis Joshua Prnitt M. H. Kaymoud Harriet S Ra llle Baron Hi lipoid Jas. H. Reed John O Rooney Michael Konili Jacob Smith Mr. SheiH'ro Jas. S.nl.tihor Chaales Scar.t B. F. Shriller Jc. 3 Smith James M. Sarveis Henry Moan Sarah M. 9 Stewart James Seftnn Harrison Sim Rev. John Tucker Joel Townsand Thos. I'sler Havid Vantrump Daniel VawterJ.T. "p John Thos. aringGoe. U. "egestein Frinl Washburn Jesse WardG. 11. D. Willisms J. N. S Wiflul Conrad II.LINCK. P.M.
BROOKVILLE ATTORNEYS. JOHN I. HOWEAND, Attorney at Law, Brookville, Indiana. CYItt'S KlliCiOnr, Justice of the Peace, and Attorney and Counsellorat law. Brookville, Ind. Office South East Corner of Public Square. anl 23, 1P32 17. T 7IOI1IIOW, Attorney and Connscllor al W Law, Office on Burgess street. one door North of (ieo. Holland's, Brookville, mdiaiia. Je 20, "51 26 ly nl. JONES, Attorney and Counsellor at , Law. Brookville, lud. Office under American
Office, Court street. dee 20 32-ly
V M C. CROOKS1IANK, Attorney and 11. Counsellorat Law. Office on Court struct, 011-
posi e Ihe Court House, Brookville, Indiana.
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l.FHLD WARD, Attorney at Law, Brookl ville. Ind.. and agent for the Protection Insu
rance Company, policies of insurance against loss
or damage bv riRHssueu on nivoraoie terms. flee two aoors North of B. 11.& J.C. Burton's tore.
T It. nTLl'RE) Attoniovatlw. Office
J on Burgess street, two doors north of Geo. Hol
land's Office. Brookville. mr-ii
'm IIITT, AttornevatLaw.and Notary Pub
lic, office with Geoboe Hollaxd, Esq., Brook-
ille. Ind.
AW PARTNERSHIP. Johh A. Mtii and Joan H. ForBAR. have this day enured
into a partnership iu the practice of Ihe Law.
JUII.i A . Al .A I , JOHMI. FARlilHAR.
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Thomas McGcchin,
n ROLESJlE CROCKS, Stttth Ectt Cr. Mai
and Sijrtk Strrttt, Cincinnati, 0i. This House has been doing bu Sinew ton 91 rears
'jg.!! J?resn igymg. rev. ssfft py-iyr.
Queensware Glass v. are.
aa l rates iiiierniwarr consisting oi
1UU Lustre, California, Rhine, Columbia, and gilt
band teaware. . 1 1 1 .1 : v. .
pong u inu paiiiieu umiir, vbkct, piaies, ica ware. lugs, bowls.
Edg'd c c dishes, bakers, nappies, twifflers, muffins.
C c jugs, bowls, ewrns and basins, spong d and
painted, plain anu nuieu icas.
2119 boxes glassware the above selected for the
country trade. For sale by
O. ALDKIClt, yo. 1ST, Main St. between 4th 4 5th, west side.Cin. O.
CCRE OF Rbcuffiulism, Bronchitis Dysprpilt. KEY. DU. LANDIS, A CLERGYMAN, , Of New Jersey, of distinguished attainmenta mA ; tiul'.ej rejiuution. w ri:c : I Sinser, New .Jersey, July li, 1848. i Pa. A. II Christie : Dear Sir, Vou wish to kaow I of me w liut has been the resi It. in my own case, af thenpi li-atinof the GALVANIC BELT in Nt-Xl-' LACE. Mr rejily is as follows : j For about tvrvty years I had been suffering front t Dyspejisia. K.very year the symptoms became worse, nor could f obtain )icmianent relief fiom any coursa ; ot niedicl treatment whatever. About fourteen years j since, in cnseqticrice of frequent ex)Ksur to the 1 wea'.hcr. in the tlii.chsrge of my pastoral duties, I became" subject to a severe t li ionic IUiaumstiim.
which, for year alter year, caused me indescribable er.g'.usn. Ksithsr : ia the winter of l&i and '46, ia Coi!-equctice of preaching a great deal in my owa aud various other churches in this ragioa, I was at tacked by the Eiouchitis, which soon became
I severe as to requiro an immediate suspension 01 ! my pastoral labors. .'?y nervous system warn aw I t!uirotts:U:y prostimteJ, and as my Bronchitis became ' worve. to also did rsy Dyspepsia and Rheumatic af fectioiithns evincing that these disorder were ' concerted w ith each ether through the mediwm ef the Nerveus System. In tlie whole pharmacopeia tiieie seemed to be no remedial agent, which couie reach and recuperate mv Nervous System ; ever7 thing that I hai tiiett ur this pnriose had com plcixiy failed. At last I was led by my friend ! examine your inventions, aud. (though with no vere . sanguine hojes of their ettciencv.) I determined I to trv the elici t of the application ol'the UALVANIO ' BK1.T so NKCkLACE. with the MAGNETIC i r LITI). This was ia June. 1S4S. T Mr tun j SSTOilSHMK-ST, l! 1KOBITI NT IIVSPErSIA SIDCORI, ; I CIUHT VAP 1 WAS KSSBLIlD 1 BUtHS S1V rsSTOtAS. LABOMS ; SOR HAIR I IniK OXITir.D A BISGl.e SkBVCl oi accoi st er the Hmochitis ; iidht IIhec mavi Arri'CTIO HAS FTISVLT CKASKD TOTReCBLE MK. Suck is the wonderful and happy results of the experiment 1 I have recommended tlie BELT and FLLTD t : many who have been likewise sutlering from Neural gic ASections. They have tried them, with Mrr j ar.SVLie, I BELIEVE, IV EVEKT CASE.
" am. Bear at, very respectfully your. ROBERT W. LA.NDIL
.Csr.S lli:ill ornuplnrrnl
I lit. HOW Mt I KfclUKl V L Kfc AN 11
PlIF.I Il CHINA. Oval & octagon, gold
C band, painted, and white frcuch chiua dining and tea ware. For aalc in et complete or separate pieces by O. Aldrii-h, No. 1M, Main St.. between 4th A 5th west side, Cin. O. March 23d, 1853 13 3mo.
To the Ladies. DR. TABBE'SFrrnch I.unnr Pills. Fol Suppressed Menstruatioi and all Irregularities oT the FEMALE SYSTEM the best Pills in the known World. They can be bad genuine, at No. Hi Bboabwav, and fully Gcaeaicteed to give siTisrimoK, with full directions. E. THOMAS only authorized Agent. The above Pill will be sent by mail- upon the
receipt of $3. All letters mnst be directed No: 86,
uroaowty, era. ma.23 J4.
1000
PROTRtTio! of the sow Ets. This disease i very
c-iiuinon, particularly among the laboring classes
of both sexes, and is frequently attended with much
tressand often death. Dr. Kates, of 1.13 Syca
more street, between 4th and jth. f innnnati, Ohio,
has for a longtime given his attention to this disease, and has cured thousands of all ag.s. He ap
plies his own instrument, which is w orn w ith ease and comfort, and. at the same time will keep the bowels, or prolru.lii-gp.-.rl w ithin the orifice. How
niportant is it, therefore, for those w ho are rup
tured to be cured.
.Tlore Proof of Or. Kntra' Trnsecs, for
It ii pi ii re ot the Bonrls. Carroi.tos.Ivv., May 21. IKSI. Mr. EriTOR Seeing in your paper the advertise
ment of l'a. Kates. I avail myself of the opportunity I longwishcd. to publicly testify to the great number of persons to w hom life had been rendered
comfortable, that have come under my knowledge, several of w hom w ere fellow sufferers with me in
the Mexican w ar. For w ant of proper Trusses they were underconstant fear of giving themselves pain by tie least laborious wotk, but thcycannow do a good day's work without injury to themselves.
Respectfully yours, JAMES MCKEAN. Newport Paily News. JO Pr. Kates' office is 133 Sycamore strect.Cin-
cinnati.Ohio, w heie all those afflicted w ith a Rup
ture ol the Bowelsare requested b call. There are thousands whocan beartestimony to the above. who have been effectually cured under the treatment
of nr. ivatcs.
Dr. J. Kales' Trnsur forthe Cure ef i. Huplnrr. This is to certify that I have been afllicted w ith a "RrrTCKE or the Hon el" sorsix vears. during
this time tried many Trusses and other remedies, w ithout any permanent relief. A short time sinoe hearing of Dr. KATES' success in curing this disease, made application lo him and obtained one of his Trusses, w hich I am hapjy to say has entirely
cured me. I tlieref.rce considerit my duty to make his statement knimn.ar.il recommend lr. Kates' reatment and Trusses to all tho-e who maybe afflicted w ith the same disease. I). V. LONG. Constable in Third V.'aM. Ciw inxati, O., March 1H, If.V'. 51. C lollic Ihp Xnketf! " THE IMMENSE FA MI ION A KI.E and wsllmade stock orsprirraud Summer Clothing E,d KuruishiHgUoodi. at the uoTiiir .mr.inn is now being sold on at FIRST COST: As ii will
only continue until the -.'."ith of August l.cit. tlm
sooner you call and see the better. The deductions range from 20 to :!3 n-r cent. The goods are
in miii.iM ii iiii-ii -iui,; price, as the one price
. - ... .....v .v. ,.,.-nvr'-uiiiire. I lie pro-
prieiom oi vnt aoove establishment have adopted
inaniioueoi uoing ousim-ss, viz: Clear out their
siock entirely al the end of every season, iu orJer
10 enai.ie tnem to oner to their customers ne and
iresn goons aian limes, and Ihe extensive arrang menu they are now making for the FALL TRADE!
requires tnem to oo tins for more room. All wbo
nave nm given inisestablisliiueuta call are certainly behind the age. and the sooner they go and post themselves up, the beiu-r for their pnrse. fiOTHJC ARCADE, I. lPf,ast lid Main it. bet. FoaUrwnFmh.,
DR. CHRISTIE'S galvanic Necklace I nsed fer all Complaint slfecting the Throat oa Head, such Bronchitis. Inflammation of the Throat, Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizxiness of the Head. Neuralgia ia the Face. Buzzing or Roaring; in the Ears. Deafness, w hich is geiwialiy NerTous, and that distressing complaint, called Tic'Doloreus DR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BRACELETS Are found of vt service in eases ef Convotiiona or Fit. Spasmodic Complaints, and general Nerrom Affections of the Head and upper extremities. A 1m in Palsy and Paralysis, and all Diseases caused by a Deficiency ot Tower, or Nervou Energy, in the limbi or other organs of the body. Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia. These dreadful and agonizing complaints are tm Wiefcy re'. tried by the application of the Galvarsb Belt, Nm slack, and Fllid. The Belt diffuse th Electricity through the system the Necklace ha local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon tae affected nerves. In these distressing amictioas the) application NEVER FAILS. FITS AND CONVULSIONS. These alarming and terrible complaints art aiwty eaused by a J)erangement of the Heroes. Th Bblt, Bracelet, and Fluid, will cur nearly every case, no matter how young or how old the patient, er how confirmed the complaint. Numerous and astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor. M'i Many hundred Certificates, from all parti of the country, of the most extraordinary character, can be given, if required. KW No trouble or inennventence attend the oi of lR CHRISTIE'S G.ILr.iSlC JMTICLES.H& they may be worn by the most feebl and delicate, W'th perfect ease and safety. Ia many eases th sen sation attending their nse is kifhly pleasant and agrm oMU. They can be sent to any part of the country. Prices:
Hie Galvanic Belt, Three Dollar. The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollan. The Galvanic Bracelet, One Dollar eat It The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar. aXaT The Articles are accompanied by fall anl plain directions, famphlet, with full articular.
may be bad of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR NOTICE. r IS' u ere of Counterfeits and Worthless Iasitmmtm D. O. MOREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE INITF.D ST ATM
134 Dros4wsr, Kew ersw AlTliOIM'ED AGENTS. M. W. HAII E. Erookville; F. Lrow a. Fail del. P. Ifc-nver. Liberty; t'bus. Veu Lamp, Melaiaera CifTVird and Pel i s . Lenrel. Feptember 4, lc 51 31-lyr-S8t
GRAY.V HEHIiJGRAT, plint 4;lns9 JlHnfacUirrri,.RtiuJ1 niond sin el. between Third k Fourth f Inciuntti, kecpcoi stM tlj on hand every variety of Flint Ghistwnre, Apothecary" furniture. ai.d Chemical App:.ralua niade le order at the shortest notice. ALSO. A great variety of Perfumers' Wre, Tlegr: ph GIksscb and lightning rod Insulators. WATTS & rOLRrilX, narrs R I) rjr c;ovdw, 63 I'eairt Street, Cin. cinnali. Offer for sale on the most favorable terms l'Jl packages Dry Goods. purchased mostly
l'" ' i'iubui Mic au.aucviu prurew. r'nrcnaeers wtu find thorn ready to meet thai lowest rat of anv
nnui Past' tiw UTa.
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