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AlJRELNEWS -.."n of the Ammcis ts under the edtti finseemen or Mosxs J. Kelly, Esq., who ' -ible for its facts, figures, opinions aud

and Iniprevements.

jt. 31. CoHX,has taken the east room j They are .'. White's business house and is fit- i 7!rcroTe : i Jtr- . . .. . .. fVVhenapi

tastefully for his clothing store

as Boon as it is

we understand he intends

it up

. ;il move into it

. 1 nn a still larger stock of cloth-

J,Jijn "e 8S eore kept. If you 0t w ait for a new suit till he gets his new stand, give him a call at

old one; wnere ne now wis a goou as-

FAT1IER CAVAZZI'S LECTURES.!

The Ppih System is Blindness nttd Ulsery. Father Gavazzt delivered the fourth lecture of his second course in Metropolitan Hall, before a not very numerous audience. He commenced by observing that he she aid prove the blindness and misery of the Papal system especially by the worship ' cf the Papists.

forbidden to read the Bible, and

are, morally aud spiritually, blind.

piople ts without the word of God

j they must necessarily be a blind people. ! The Papists believe in a'l superstitions and ! works of snperrogation; but they are blind

because they nave within tnem no Divine

light. Among Protestants the People are enlightened, because their priests, speaking, preaching, reading and praying, always use the English lagutige, and therefore the people know and understand what the preacher said. But this is not the case in the - Church of Rome. The worship among Papists is in Latin; nothing is done except in Latin. Now. St. Paul forbid Dravino- in an unknown

Messrs. Pike, Brison and Brcst, in-1 tongue; and therefore when the Papists pray ' .neninff an extensive saddle and j ia, hey pray contrary to the command ttBaopeiiiiife . lof&t. Paul. And why do they pray in Latg8Il;ess shop in the building now oc- int it is because in this way the priests ,'cd bv Mr. Cohn. ! maintain their authority ; and it is ia this j way they keep the people in their stupid

n. ftrhen lias just commenced at Blindness. .Now, in rew York, about

fortnight avo, R. Dr. Cummius preached

a sermon at the consecration of St Stephen's

Cnurcli, in wh.cr. be said: "We love the diguified cadence of that antique song, though chanted ia an unknown tongue. Yes, we take pride in that majestic Latin service, every part of which we un

derstand. It is not our tngne

but we love it because it was the language of

our mother when she was young: and she has

never yet forgotten it, because she has not jet

grown old.

Now I don't know where this Rev Doctor

studied logic certainly it muwt be the logic

of Maynooth. (Laughter.) "We love the diguihed cadence of that antique song!

Ana it is lor the music, then, that they go to the Romaa Catholic Church! And it is by

this music and fine voices the devil is entering

into America. But it is not true that all

tne people understand this latin service:

and, us St Ambrose said, when the people (ou't understand the language they remain

f cold, and leave the house without having

prayed ia their hearts, i Ins Kev. Doctor al

so said that the Roman Catholics love the Latin language iu their service because "it is the language of theic mother when she

was young." But mark the good logic: ;-he does uol forget it because she is not yet

old: Aow I ask whether, when the Chris

itiau Church was vonng. she reallv worship

ped iu Latin'' O, Rev Dr Cummiugs! no, no ; you mitake Our onug mother did

not speak in Latin, but in Hebrew, as Christ nd the Apostles preached in Hebrew. Therefore, the first language of our young mother was flrb'ew. When she was in Ara

bia, she spoke the Arabian language: when

she was among the Armenians, she (spoke

the Armenian tongne; when she was among

the weeks, she spoke the uretk tongue; ana

when she was among the Latins, she spoke

ihe Latin tongue. Now the old Church of

Pome needs to sneak iu an unknown lau

gunge, bt cause she does nots peak the trulh

;-he !-p.-aks the Latin language bceause she

f-m fh ripmnl,i;nn , I spehs the word o! the Pope, and the Pope

ltu u..Uuo ... r I speaks the language of the devil

house adioinin? that

ft or it iv uu'"- -j o 0:. White. Mr. Davis, from Ohio is about to fit the store house formerly occupied by jr.Pierce, near the canal, for a grocery al provision stores Water in tne Canal. fte water was turned into the canal ,r tie Laurel Dam on last Friday (Truing, so that by the time this goes to jress all the valuable machinery at Metusora ill probably be in motion. Much frr in is ilue the enterprising contracts 3Iessrs Woods and Gordon, for je energy with w hich they have presented" the work. All the repairs above Laurel except

Xihaps the Cor.nersville dam will be suipleted in a ver) few days; and the ttter as we learn was to be let in at the Cise Dam on Monday or Tuesday. Nav

igation may then be expected to open

lem Hagerstown to Cincinnati as soon sihe canal below the Case Dam can 2 up. A week or ten days will probaij be sufficient for that. The Railroad.

We deem it no vain act to speak of the ucitnati and Indianapolis Railway is in the headirg of this article. Those persons and those papers comlittfd or sold to other works, and whose

iterests can thus be made to eclipse

,, , r i i i .

very nome ana useiut puouc eniersise, may object; but all sensible honst men must regard an indepen lent direct line connecting Indianapolis with Cincinnati, as one of "the roads" at least.

Iltseremies may hold up to capitalists the

wirecrovv of too many roads, and to the

amid the high price of iron, and harp as scj as they choose upoti the despicable

jreit of sharp opposition; but it all will Htavail them. The Toad will be made ad when done will have plenty to do. lwork whose merits are so apparent nil except those why won't saa, canst long be dispensed with. It must be built. The power of the external foes o!lhevaIley and its road will soon be no we felt if its friends within are but true their own interests united firm and

,i srsevenng. if !- ' 1 j But we took up the pen to say that

I is the 30th ult. we attended a meeting

li tsirienJs at the Cincinnati Exchange, T' 1 .... l .1 , 1 I

sMil tno net targe was composeu oi

be right kind of material merchants uJ business men. Hon. Chas. Reme-

imade an a ble and lengthy speech,' behave said an able speech; by which te simply mean that he presented the iportant subject in a plain but clear, rstiact, and forcible manner. The rab. :ie is sometimes moved by the flowers i thetoric and poetry with which the ipesker's ideas are all obscured but

ldom the purse strings of the capitalMr. R. then understanding his auSence as his subject, proceeded to preat the claims of the road upon the pubxspintand liberality ofCinciuati, by aplaining at length its objects, charter, practicability, and the great loss business which that city is sufferir.g fc'y lor the want of the contemplated

wad. Never have we known any speech istened to throughout with greater at

tention, from which we judge that it was

without its effect in fact that it was 'wed sown upon good ground .

(Ap

Slow tjp of a Powder Milt.. The

Xenia Torchlight says one of the Pow

der Mills of Austin, King & Co.exploded on Wednesday afternoon last, tear

ing the buudiHg and machinery to atoms, and scattering them in every direction. No injury was done. -

frt-tf a man or boy sits about stores

hour after hour when he has business

there is danger of his becoming a loafer.

f he idles about the streets and is fre

quently seeuon the corners he is in dan

ger of becoming a loafer. If he puts off

work that should be done at once or runs

with the girls when she should be at study or business he is in imminent dan

ger of becoming a loafer. Lb.

Bishop Scott, ho made a voyage to Liberia

last fall, has returned he arrived in Baltimore a few days since. His visit to Liberia was of a most gratify ing character.

(HTA part of Bohemia, called Egra, seems

to be the only place (with the exception of Biilany, in France,) where a weddlug is not

considered an occasion of rejoicing. I here

it would be deemed indecorous for a bride to

an near in white rrments, or adorn herself

with iewels and flowers. She wears her usu

al black dress, with a cloak of the same color,

ith a rosemary in one hand, and in the

other a veil, with which to cover her during

the ceremony. In this dismal attire she de

mureJy proceeds to church, attended oy ner relations, who preserve the utmost solemnity of counteuance during the ceremonies. Af

ter all, we are tnre than half convinced that this is far more sensible than the ridiculous

dissipation and needless excitements usual on

such occasions.

UTA ladv. "bearded like the Pard,-' is one

of the lions or lionesses of Boston. It is said that she is as fond of her beard as the Turks are of the beard of Mohamet.

Head's Commercial College. . S.nratttMain and Furtk St. Cincinnati. O TBS object of this Institution is to qualify gentleMen practically for the counting house and but sitiem pursuits. The course of Instruction embraces the theory and practice of Book Keeping by Doable Entry, as applied to all department of trade and commerce. Business Penmanship, Lectures on Mercantile Transactions, Commercial Calculations, eke., eoTering the entire BeMs of commercial operations, thus enabling pupils to become finished accountants.' The course can be completed in from eight to twelre weeks. Terms $25 in adrance. Pupils being taught individually and not in classes, they can enter at any time. Good board can be obtained at from 9235, to 3 per week. - Further particulars can be obtained by calling at the Institution, or by addressing the principal, (post paid.) J. B. HEAD, Principal Sot. 12, ie52. CT-lyr.

Cin. Advertisements.

COtTWTKT nEBCniNTS supplied from the following list of Ware, at the lowest Cincinnati prices) 275 crates W. Iron Stone Ware.

75

. 25 75 200 50-

500 500

do

do do do do

Mulberr

Canton Bine fancy styles common

assorted stTles:

do do do do

boxes Glassware:

dozen nlain crmtal Tumblers.

For ware at low prices call at 81 Main street,

2d door below the Trust Co. Bank. HUGG1NS, BKO.oj AKDERSOil, may Illy Sign of the Pitcher and Basin.

NOTICE TO SUrEKtlsuns r Roads Whereas complaints have been

made to the trustees or BrooKvuie townsnip represcntine that some Supervisors haTebeen in the hahit of ralline out a small number of hands atone

time, and chargine for superintending the same, thereby, increasing expenditures in that way-

Supervisors will therefore use nonce maiwey win be required to work cs many hands at one time as

ZXrs. Roman's BOTVNEXXS AND FANCY STORE. Having now an excellent room for business, and having. lust purchased a large quantity of bonnetls (suited to the fashion nd the season), Bonnettand Dress Trimmings, Jewelry, ribbons, lace, rlnveii. evnel. readv made elothinr. tova. and the

various other articles in a fancy store, she soli

cits ousiness. Havinc been at considerable ex nense in build

ing and Suing up a room in good style, and being

aetermtnea to sen a gooa article cneap ana at tow i profits, she asks the citizens of Brookvitie and Franklin Co, to call and see her Bonnetts, Ac., and learn her prices. Her store is immediately opposite the residence of Mr. HitU. March 7th, 1853. 12-Smos. R. W. BOOTH & CO., Importers and wholesale dealers in European and American Hardware, Cutlery and Guns. South Wttt car. Pearl and Walnut Stt., Cincinnati. HAVE received, and are eontantly supplied wi th every article in their line, suitable .to the Western trade, pur hased of American,and imported direct from Sheffield, Birmingham, and German manufacturers, embracing the best qualities and

brands, which will be sold al small advance on cost, consisting, In part, of Wm. Butcher's & Spear & Jackson's Files, Saws & Edge Tools, Wade & Butcher's, George Wostenholm

& Son's elebrated Razors. Pocket

Knives, Shears, Scissors, &c,

Table Knives and Forks, Carvers, bteels, &c, Log,, Trace Halter, Breast, and 5th Chains and Stretchers, Hooks and Hinges, Jnvili, ficet,Belltwt and Sledge Hammer i.G'Jlmc'i and T. M.'Jtmctnnd' Shtvelt and Sfiadet.

Collins Co.'s, Hunt's, H. Mann's and Lippen-

JOUJf S. WILLIAMS Xo. 85 Main St. 1st door above Pearl, Cincinnati, Dealer in Paper Hangings, Wide Curtain Papers, Bandboxes, Fire Screens, dee., offers to the public the largest and best assortment of the above articles to be found in the West and on the most resoBable terms. He invites the trade to call and examine bis stack. March 5, 1KS3 Il-12ms.

s. w. tuniTin. " HASCLTISB. - SPRING IMPORTATION, 1853. S. W. H A S E LT 1 N E & C 0 arAKTTFACTTTRERS of Straw Bonnets, and Ira

M porters of Silk Millinery Goods, Flowers,Dress

Pities, i rt minings, e. o.es rearl Sk cinrinnau.u.

Slack & Fancy Dress siucs,

AE.BATA TABLE WARE. Gennin Albata never cvrrtdet. is nearlv as white, ?nd

harder and stronger than silver. When plated it resembles exactly the solid silver. We keep constantly in store a large assortment

or Albata Tea and Table Spoons, Forks, boup Ladles, Butter Knives, Cream Spoons, Castors, and in short, every other article necessary to the complete furnishing of a Table. HUNTINGTON cc LABOYTEATJX, Watch Importers, 119 Main Streut. Feb. 25, '53 10-lyr-. SHERWOOD 4c CO No. 6T Pearl Street, Cincinnati. Have la store,and keep at all times a full assortment of StLK.Fca and

Wool Hats together with every variety of Straw Goods consisting in part of Panama, Leghorn and

raim Leal Hats. -

Country Merchants are solicited to examine oar

stock. feb. 15 9-Tts-

. . . . . . : tUll

can properly be employed Axes and Hatchets, Waldron's, Darling &

..wi. i. us. v.i v..... , , Hlo,

The Directors. Of "the road' held a meeting at Harr3nonthe next day. Many impor-

at matters of business connected with ork before them were discussed at

l(ngta and some matured. A resolu-

o was adopted authorizing- any one of

cDirectorsto annraise anv estate there-

r r I offered as subscriptions of stock.

JohnGodley Esq. of Harrison, Alvin N.

"cklidgeofMetamora, and John Ross

"flndianapolis, were appointed agents

to receive stock with the like powers as

A much better interest exists in favor

4e road than we had anticipated, both 4e city and at Harrison. The pros-

fat of the road we regard as good.

planse.)

Cardinal W iseman, in his last lecture in

Leeds,made some remarks upon which I have

a few words to say. tiesuid:

I hat Science, Letters and Arts never were flourishing more than under the papal

system; and th it the Romish Church ;s really

ihe mother of all wisdom;" and in proof of

this he quotes my dear llalv, and remarked

that Italy is inall Kur, pe tlte greatest country for genius. But he fuither added, that

Italy is one of the hrst Papal dominions

and, the Papal system is the creator of Science Letters aud Arts.' Now, in my liilive

lio'.oitnia, this argument would be called a false argument, becaut-e they are in it three

syllogisms because he i? a Cardinal. If we

have had in Italy at any lime genius and tal

ents it is not becaue she was under the Pap-

stslem. but because Italy is Italy; and she

pjoouces this genius naturally. (Applause.) Cicero, Iloratins, Livius, and Virgillue came not from the influence of Pope aud Popery, hut in spite of Pope aud Popery. (Applause.)

rone and Popery have destroyed our best

monuments and oersecuted our best capital men. Cardiual Wiseman quoted Dante, Pe

trarch and Galileo. O Cardinal Wiseman,

dou t quote Italian literature. Our Dantt

was persecuted by Pop s and Jesuits nd hii

no irs nave oeeu expelled irom our Italian schools. Petrarch's writing have also been forbidden because they contained two sonnets against the Pope.- and the words Boccac-

cia are also forbidden. This is the protection

nt the Church of Koine fur our scientific men

r rom the day ol Charles V . to the present day all the great genius of Italy has been

p rsecnted by the Church of Rome. But

Italian b have been great, nd will continue

to be great, ia spite of Pope aud Popery

(Applause.) Now what is this moral influence of this Papal system? I will produce now only a single argument a general statistic of 151. from the London Morning Herald. In Eng land criminals arc one in 750;in Scotland.one in every 8110; in Ireland oue in every 3011. This shows the difference in crim- of the influence of Pn test uitiMn aud Romanism. (Applause.) The Padre now came to speak of the Women's Right's movement, and remarked that this was American phraseology, as in Italy they had nothing of the kind, although they respected the rights of woman, and could proudly boast of more noble women in Italy than any olhnr nation. But he

would respecllully so. ggsst to the American bidies the propriety -of their trying to free the

women in f menc the "Meters of mercv.

Sisters of Charity, Sec, from the Yoke of the

rapnl System. Ii e reminded hie rearers of

Ariosto's fairy Is'e, where none but women dwelt where all the public offices were rilled

by ladies. Passing on, the lecturer spoke of the Archbishop's sermen on the "Decline of

r rotestantlsm, preached in ew i ork

some time ago, and remarked tbat it was a

piece of impudence ortVrd to a Protestant

people, tie closed his lecture by warning

Americans aaiast the tnsiduous influencv of the Popish system now spreading in this

country. Relics aud Images is th subject of

his lecture this evening, in the Metropolitan

tlall.

lowed for services performed under such circum

stances. . .

Bv order of the Board of Trustees or said town

ship. GEOKGE FREEMAN, T. Clerk.

MSLJ 3UID, li-OJ. Mt. garmel school.

THE 3TIX. CAlIMKli H'IIWMj will oe returned, on Monday June 6th, under the charge of O. F. Fm B, and will continue thirteen weeks.

The following rates of tuition will be charged per

Quarter:

Primary branches, 5 " Common English. 3 00 Philosophy, Chemistry, History, Astronomy, &c. 4 50 Aliebra, Geometry, Physiology, Rhetoric, 5 00 No deduction from the I'wve rates will be made for absence except in case of protracted sickness. Bills of tuition will be made out and presented

during the last half ol the term, and their payment

expected on or before the last nay or me same

Scholars who sro Incorrigible, who habitually

nesleet thotr studies, or are irregular in their at

tendance, nnlossbv reason of sickness, will not be

retained in school. Parents are therefore reques

ted to inform tlie Principal, by note or otherwise, when their children arc necessarily detained at

home. Patrons and others interested, are respectfully invited to visit the school where they can best Judge of its management, and the progress of the Pupils. May, lg53 23-3 w State of Indiana, 1'rankliuCo, k. In the hranklin circurt rnurt, Angutt term, .1. n. 1833.

Ruth Han-ell, ) . .

M. riiiiuon lor mvorce.

Stephen S Barrel.)

U).ME tnesani peuoner oy eorgc rioirami. ner at.ornev. and files her petition herein and also

the affidavit of a competent witness showing that

the said defendant is not a resilient or tne Mate or

sndiana. The said defendant. Stephen S. Harrell,

li therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said petition, and that "unless he appear on the second day of said tenn of the Franklin circuit eonrt to lie hoiden at the court house in the town of Brookville,

rountv of F ranklin and State of Indiana, on the

first Monday of Aueust next, and plead to or an

swer the said petition tne same will be heard in

his absence.

Attest, JOHJM.JUH.tSlOS, May 19th, 1M3. 23-3w C. F. C. C.

Blond's Grars. Grain, and Briar Scvthea, Scythe

Sneathes, Cradles, Sides. Hay and Manure Forks,

Cnroenters' and Cooners' Planes and bdge tools.

Every kind of Circular and other Saws manufac-

nred to order an d warranted. Arenls for E. at i .

Fairbanks & Co.'s celebrated Platform, Railroad,

Hay Grocers', and Druggists' Scales, which have a reputation superior to all others for accuracy and dnrabilitv, and sold at manufacturers' prices. Also, agents fo'r the sale of the best Iron Fire Proof Safe

manufactured, which we sell at manufacturers prices, feb. 25, '53 10-lyr.

Straw Bonnets, of every

variety. Bonnet Silks A Crapes, do or Cap Ribbons,Tarltons, Linings, Tips, Crowns tc Frames, Wire, Pins, Whalebones, Bonnet Blocks, Doll Heads,

CBiiaren ec iniant'S tun

French & American

Flowers Dress Trimmings, Silk Lares, Sewing Silks, Florences, Satins, Bombazines, Tabs, Foundation,

Illusions, dec. dec,

Milliners supplied with real French Pattern Bonnets, or copies of the same. Our Prices and Terms shall be favorable and satisfactory to tbe purchaser. Orders promptly attended to. 8. W. HASKLTI5E A CO. March 5th, 18531-1 jr.

BOOTS AND SHOES. The undersigned are now receiving a large and general assortment of Boots and Shoes, of almost every style and variety, constituting one of the best and most diversified stocks in Cincinnati. Also, a general assortment of Panama. Leghorn and Palm Hata, recently purchased from the manufacturers East, at

ine lowest prices, to wnicb they are aadmga general and extensive assortment of custom work of all kinds tn requisition.

they wilt, therefore, be prepared to offer to

country merchants, and to the city trade, an assortment not excelled in the West; to which they re. spectfully solicit the attention of purchasers gene-

Ml 1 T . -

Also, Agents for the sale of Frank Miller's Wa

ter rrooi Blacking. J. C4 A. KIMf KiaSON,

sign Dig yellow Boot, no. ss i-ower Market feb!5 9 3m street, between Main and Sycamore

Carriage Manufactory. IARr.ES SiTIlTIfv-Kaamfacimrer

I.' of Cnrrisurea. Bnsrwlea. Rocka

Wars. Ssslkies. Ore. Brwwkvrllle, Insl.

Takes this method of informing the eitisens of

Southeastern Indiana, and the White Water val

ley in particular, that bavins; purchased tne enure

interest ef Mr. Jacssoh Lis in the above busi

ness, still continues the manufactory of every arti

cle tn the line of his business, tn the most approv

ed styles, or of any style required, and that his work Is warranted to be equal to any manufactured in the West, and will be sold at as low prices. He has now on hand an assortment of Carriages and Buggies to which be invites the attention of tbase wishing to purchase. Purchasers will do weil to call on him before purchasing elsewhere. TO" As a recommendation to his work he will state that at the late Franklin County Fair, he took the premium on the best Carriage and Buggy ox er all competitors. ALSO, Every style of Carriage and Baggy har

ness constantly on nana or my own manuiaeture. Orders thankfully received and promptly executed. Shop nn Main St. a few doors north of Link & Farquhar's store. CHAR E6 SMITH. N. B. Particular attention paid to repairing io all branches. CS. March 30, 1653. 15-3mos.

O. A. TAYLOR. WM. B. PSKNCH. J. WVWNB TAYLOR, FRENCH & WYNNE, IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in Irish Linens and white goods. Also, Umbrellas, Parasols, Gloves, Hosiery, and every description of trimmings and fancy dry goods, cornerof Main and Pearl sis. Cicninnati. SI 22-ly.

To Negroes and Mulattoes. AM, NEGROES AND BTUIiATTOES in the countv of Franklin and State of Indiana, who were inhabitants of said State prior to the first day of November, A. D. 1851, and entitled to reside therein, are hereby notified and required to appear before me the undersigned, Clerk of the . . ' . . - . . . . t. ..it : .1

Circuit Loun ior ine couniy wi r num. in uuicb.ij

at niv oflk-e ia the town of Brookville tn said

county, for registry.

Given under mv Hand at tirooaviue,iniB mn aay of May, A. D. 1B53. JOH5 M. JOHNSTON,

32-3W tiers.

T4L.L. PAPER. - We have now on hand ( a large assortment of Wall, Fire Board and

indiiw mner. Also.alarse lot of window shades

of the latest stvlo and pattern, which we are selling nt reduced prices. K. D. GALLION & SOS. $i

1ARPETS! CARPETS!! Just received

L at the Old White Corner, a most magnificent

assortment of Carpets, of all styles and prices.

22 a. u. oidu.i.

BltOfVSSVILI.E IIAL.L,. X. Baltlinfier, IVoprie'or. I T the ursent solicitation of manv respectabl

A citizues, I have consented to open mv house for

theentertainnient of travellers and others wishing

refreshments in tbe town of Brownsville, Union co. 1 hose w ho are disposed to patronize a I cniper

ance house will please call, and no efforts will be

spared to render them conilortaoieuunngineir stay May, ie53. 23-3w

Notice.

TO nil persons w-ho may have business to transact with the Board of Township Trustees of Laurel Township, notice is hereby given that the regular

meetings of said isoant win oe on me nrst Saturday

of each month at the onlce oi nr. ( itroni in Laurel

James wilky, Pres,t Thomas Gifford, Clerk of L. Township. Ma 7 .1833. 2l-3w

HART.

'. OGBOREl.ODWO. EDWARD K

W. E. OGtfORN & CO.

M PORTERS and wholesale dealers in English

French. German and American Fancy Goods

tlttsierv. Gloves. Combs, Buttons, Brushc, Look

insr-Glases, Umbrellas, Parasols, Irish Linens

Berlin Cords. Jaconets, Book Mulls, Swiss Mulls,

Mull Muslius. a full assortment of all kinds of

Silk Goods, and every description of Trimmings and Fancy Dry Goods, every variety of Dress

Gomls. t loths, ( asimcres. cvc.

Also. Caneui:c and Oil I lotus ol all Kinds, di

rect from the Manufacturers, straw Good, ate.

Xos.3o&3? Pearl Street, Cincinnati, feb 15 9-1 yr.

lie

mg is needed but perseverance on

Prt of its friends. Decided, straight-

ri action by the Directors is what

""nmunity looks for the hearty co-op

of the people of the valley should

8tin them in their boldest efforts, and

work should be pushed boldly. Obituary.

u'ed on Monday the 6th inst. Matil-

5, daughter of Bucklev C. Harris, nrred

I UO vears.

Stamped Envelops The Tribune's "Shinirtn,, j .

tt, vui i cBpuuueui says: ik. j Po8t 0ffice Department have "Moned thir original intention of

I uin the new stamp envelopes as ear

' me ifct

HE.tCII CHI'... Oval & octagon, gold

band, painted, and w hite french china dining

and tea ware.

For sale in sets complete or separate, pieces by

O. Aldrich, Ro. ltl, Main St.. between 4th & 5th west side, Cin. O. March S3d, 1853 13 3inos.

200

SUNDRIES IN STORE. IIIv Is Sugar, 500 bbls prime molasses,

su . n. ao 300 bgs prime Easter coffee,

50 Pockets Java 00 200 packages frosh Teas, 14,(100 lbsast.c. yarn, 2(K) packages mackerel, 50 boxes Va. Mo. Tobacco, 000 Kecs nails, IliO Bales No, 1 batting, 20 bbls fine smo. tobacco, 90,0(10 halfSpan.sh cigars. Candles, Soap, Starch, Ac. Ac. for sale lew by BRISCO & WHITE, No. 12 Lower Marketstreet, Cincinnati. May 14, ie53. K-lj

Reduced Price i LIBERAL DIS.TO WHOLESALE PURCHASERS. BELLOWS MANUFACTORY. THE subscriber respectfullywurorms the citizens ofClncinnati, and the public generallv, that he

still continues to manufacture Smiths' Bellows of all sizes at bis old stand on Second Street, between

Broadway and Sycamore. Cincinnati. From his

long experience in tbe business, together with being provided with a large lot of seasoned lumber

and other materials, he ts prepared in all cases to

warrant nis work gooa.

AlAO, Anvils and Vtcesrnmtshed. Feb.85 10-3ins. S. R. HAMILTON. KATZEN BERG ER, STR AUS & CO,

Wholesale dealers in Ready Made Clothing. No.

108 Main street, between third and fourth, Clntl lLf Keep constantly on hand, a complete and very extensive stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Ves-

tings and everv description 01 trimmings. Feb. 85, '53 10-lyr.

HAY AnD STOCK SC ALES. Martin Orr, Scale Manufacturers, have taken the old stand formerly occupied by Martis & Bixhdill,

Io. 40 Columbia street, one door west of walnut, Cincinnati. Ohic.

They are prepared to put up on the most reasonable terms, in any part of the country, their lrn

Lever Hay end Stock ieaiet, Irom new patterns with improvements, which they have Just completed. Also, all kinds of Platform Scales, Beams, &c, &c. All our Scales are warranted to give full satisfaction, or we will take them back and refund the money. REFERENCES. Samuel Beresrord. B. H. Elliston.) Covington, Glidden,Murfln& Co, G. K.Perrin, Ky. W. & G. W. Robson, Keys, Maltby & Co., J.D. Lehmer, Pullum. Hatfield dr Brown, feb. 85 10. M AHTIN & ORR. Geo. S. Jenkins & Co., WHOLESALE dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods So. 75, South east corner Pearl and Vine streets, Cincinnati, Justopened -an entire new stock. Feb. 95, '53 10-13ms.

TTHIBRELLA1 AND PARASOLS. Is-

U rael Sleeper, No. 167 Main Street, between 4th and 5th streets, Cincinnati, has constantly on hsnd a large and general assortment of Umbrellas and

Parasols, which are efiered w holesale and Kelnil at the lowest Prices. ISRAEL SLEEPER, March 5, 1853 11.

H. BEinEI.BACH. A. WESTME1MB. W. EI.AW HEIDELBACH. WERTHE1MER & KLAW,

Manufacturers of Ready Made Clothing, Importers and Dealers in Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, and Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods, No. 58 Pearl street,

between Walnut and V ine, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 85, '53 10-lyr.

JOHN WILLIAHS' Excelsior Clothing Store. MT.CARMEL.

would call the attention of my friends and the

public generally to my fashionable and cheap clo

thidr storo In Mt. Carmel, where will be found 1

tarre stock of springanri snmmer clothing of the

best workmanship, and latest rashtons, consisting in part of cloth dress, frock and sack coats, cash-

meren, r-nmnei, Lustre, lweea ana Linen coats Pea-jackets, &c. Also a large assortment ofCassimere, Tweed, Satlnett and Linen Pants, Vests.

superior and ordinary quality, in great variety.

A GOOD VARIETY OF BOY'S CLOTHING. I have also received a large lot of Cloths, Castmers, Vestings, Tweeds Cashmarett, Erminett, Dress Jeans, direct from New York, all of which I will make up at tbe shortest notice, and on 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 tbe public generally, we extend a cordial Invitation to call. JOHN WILLIAMS. Mt. Carmel, April 7th, 1853. 17-3m.

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CHERRY PECTORAL. - . For the i-srnid Cure f ' ( OK.IIS. COLDS. IieARSEMISS, BROM'UITIS, UHCePISG-fOl'UlI, TR01P, ASTHMA, D -l0SfPTI0S. This invaluable remedy for all diseases of the

Thsoat and Lcsas, has attained a celebrity for its remarkable cures, never equalled by any other

medicine before. Oth.-r preparations have show n

themselves palliative, and sometimes effected Doable cures, but none has ever so fully won the confidence of every community where it is known. Af

ter years of trial in every climate, tbe results have indisputably shown It to possess a mastery over this

dangerous class oi diseases, which could not fail to attract the attention of Physicians, Patients, and tbe public at large. See the statements, not of obscure individuals and

from far distant places, but of men who are known

and respected throughout the country

The widely retchreted Snrgcen, Does. rJtESTIN

MtlTl,af arm ItrK tiry.oyi: "It gives me pleasure to certify the value and efficacy of 'Ateb's Cheskt Pictorai.,' which I con

sider peculiarly adapted to cure diseases of the throatand tunes.-'

DR. PERKINS, the venerable Pieeident af'the

rermmm meaiiai .urge, one 01 tne eminently learned physicians of this country, writes, the Cher-

av Pectoral is extensively used in this section, where it has shown unmistakable evidence of its

happy effects upon ptilmnnarv diseases

The Rev. JSO. D. COCHRJSE, a dittlnguithed Cin gu man tf tne Euglith Church, writes to the Propraetor from Montreal, that "he has been cured oT a severe asthmatte affection, by Cherrt Perron a l." His letter at full lenrth. mav

be found in onr Circular, to be had of the Agent, and is worth the attention of asthmatic patients. T hit letter r J ram the veil kutnm Druggitt at Millidale, Michigan, ne the tatgett dealers in the

itate; ana Miscast ti Jrtm Hit un ro.eivatin.

HILLSDALE, .VICH., UeC10. 1M9. Dear Sir: Immediately on receivt of your Cber

rt Pectoral, I carried a bottle to anacquaintance-

or mine wno was thongnt to be near bis end with

quick consumption.-. He was then unaale to rise from his bed, and was extremely feeble. His friends believed he must soon dte, unless relief could be

obtained for him. and I induced them to give your excellent mediciue a trial. I immediately left town

for three weeks, and you may Judge of my surprise

vn uiy return, loiueeiuira in me street on my woy home from the cars, and find be had entirely re covered. Four week from the day he commenced

taking your medieine.he was at work at bis ardu

ous task of a blacksmith.

There are other cases within mv knowledre

where the Cherby Pectoral has been singularly

successful, out none so marneu as mis. Very trulv yours, G. W. UNDERWOOD, lleur Ihe Patient. Dr. J. C. Aver, Lowell. DearSir: Feeling under obligations to you for the restoration of my health, I send you a re pert of my rase, which you are at liberty to publish for the benefit of others. Last autumn I took a bad cold, accompanied by a severe cough, and made use of many medicines without obtaining retief. I was obliged to givo up business, frequently raised blood, and could get no sleep at night. A frinnd gave me a bottle of your Cherry Pectoral, th use of which I immediately commenced according to directions, t have just purchased the fifth bottle, and am nearly recovered. I now sleep well, my cough has ceased, and all by the use of vonr valuable medicine. E, S. STONE, A. M.,

Principal Mt. Hope Seminary. Hakover, Ohio, April 3. 150.

Dear Sir: I wish 1 could tell all th tt suffer with

cough, what your Cherry Pectoral has done for

me. It does seem they might It benefitted bv thv

information. I had a lung fever w hich left md

lungs weak and luoamed

JOHN GATES,

W olesalr Dealer in Boots So Shoes, Mo. 54 Pearl Street, between WalnutcV Vine, 10 3ms. CINCINNATI.

lKSrilAftCRe

THE PROTECTION INSUIt ANCE 1 r:OVIlA1VV continues to insure aealnst loss

or damage by fire and the perils of navigation, on as favorable terms as any responsible Company. All losses paid at the office where Policy issued, in sixty days after proof.

Available Capital $1,UUU,UUU. The undersign -d.ncrent of this old and responsi

ble Company is at all times prepared to issue Policies. 8te. &e.

Office two doors north of Burton's stere, Brook

ville, Ind. ALFRED WARD, agent.

May 20, 1833. 22-ly MOSRS jTliKMAZY. Attorney at Law anJ Notary Public, LAURRL, FRANKLIN CO. IND., WILL tnko acknowledgments of Deeds, take and certify Depositions, Affidavits &c.

(rThe Excelsior Lodge of Indepen-

ent Order ol Odd Fellows, at New York,

have increased thir initiation fe from ten

to one hundred dolars. In opposition to this, their benefits amount to eight dolars

per week, and they pay to widows of

deceased members one hundred and fifty

dollars per annum. The surplus iunds of this lodge amount to ten thousand

dollars.

Struck by Lightning. We leuru from the Hamiltou Telegraph

that a G-rman named Geran? was found

drfd ou Wednesday, npon the firm of Mr. Oliver, in Union township. lie whs lying on his face, and from the marks upon his person, which was singed and his clothes and boots, which were torn, the conclusion was arrived at that he had been struck Willi

lightning during the thunder etorm of the

evening previi us.

Death from Chloroform. Rev. J

Whippe, of Hubbard, Trumbull county,

unio, lately innaied cniorotorm prepara

tory to submitting to a surgical opera

tion on the lace. Alter inhaling the

chloroform ten or fifteen inspirations

bis countenance changed, he straightened himself in bis cbair, drew several

breaths and died.

'Hch

proximo, thoueh the con-

r .1 u.iu.OhUW IV U,1Q a uui uuu llem lroo,l . J r jt: !.!

... .uuy icauy mi uciivery at lilts ""It. Tho t.,o. ,.. n 1

to scatter them abroad until he i . ve "Efficient on hand to send them

3 ulrecuon, nas deemed it best to . 1 'Until the 1st of July, when an am''e supply will be ready.

..

"ine Massachusetts House of Reparatives, on the 24th inst.. tK rB

fcen,.Uth,ori2inS the erection of a monuut i0 the mpmnm M n.;i xrv..-

IlM.. J I J v.u.uitl IICUBKI,

of8ome length was lost of four votes only. m B" 8aid lhe fly t0 th molas"tM ,ep,y sUck 10 wy friends,' was the

07"Mrs. Stowe is disgusting her friends and disgracing her country by becoming, in England, on repeated occasions, the public recipient of alms. Large sums have been raised at different places by private subscription and placed at her disposal. She ttjwes it all greedily into her port monie, and seems to relish greatly the benevolence of her patrons. Goshen Democrat.

All Stuff. Mrs. Stowe is receiving

money contributed by those who see proper to give it for the purpose of estab-

ing an institution for the education of

colored children, and every cent of it will

be appropriated to that object. If you

don't like "Uncle Tom's Cabin" don't lie on the builder of it! . O" The Masonic brethren of FreoMekaburg, Va. intend to raise a monumental temple to the memory of Washington.

The Last is alwaj s the Best!!

It it important It tntw when a pericn want! Godl,

tcheje tncy can be ttadthe cheapest, and the best articles.

THE subscriber respectfully directs the attention of the public tn his newSrm kor Goons, which are of tbe latest and the most beautiful styles and

patterns, selected with the strictest regard to tho wants of this countrv. They have reeeivod the hirhest testimonials from persons that have seen

inrm, acknowledging mem to oe nanusome. durable and at the same time ascheap if not the cheapest STOCK OK GOODS, ever offered in this market. His stock consists of Broadcloths, of every shade and color; plain and fancy Cassimeres, Sattinetts. Jeans and Tweeds, Vestinsrs. such as Satins. Brocades. Marseilles. Ac.

He would particularly cull the attention of the i

Laaies to nis large and elerantlv selected stock of Ladles Dress (ioeds, Satins, plain and figured; Silks; Satin de Chiens; Berages; Silk Tissues; figured and dotted Swiss Dress Patterns: Lawns; ChainxleonBrocndePoplins, Linen Lustres; Ginghams; Kerage de Lalnes, Ac. A large Stock of PRINTS of various patterns; Gloves and Hosiery; an assortment of Ladies and Gents Kidd. Silk. Lisle, thread and Cotton Gloves; Ladies' white, black, colored and mixed Hose;

oents Drown, white, mixed and fancy half Hose.

HATS CAPS. Kossnth, Ilnnsrarian. Lea-horn. China Pearl, and

Straw Hats for men and boys; cloth and oil cloth

inpsinrao.

lnarETS 1 hree plv Imperial. Ineratn. cm-

tian and Girthing Carpets. OILCLOTHS

Floor, and Table Oilcloths. HUUl'S All II

SHOES Mens' calf and kip Boots and Shoes;

Boys' calf and coat Shoes; a-lnrjre stock of ladies

fine Shoes ofevery kind, etc.

lie is determined to conduct nis onsiness upon

such principles as to merit the confidence of the pnblic.

come one, come an: ann examine my new siocs, 1

and vou will be nillv satisfied with the prices, April 29 1853. '20 RICHARD TYKER. Fl7 D. CHIPMAN & CO.. Commission Ac fsrwardlag MERCHANTS, WHITE WATER CANAL BASIS,CIXCIXIf ATI. 1IEFEREXCKS; ClKCISKATt. : CASSRIDOt CITY, tA. John Swasev & Co. : Morrison ft Newbv Tweed.Slblcy cz Wright : B. & H. M. Conklin, Reeves & Stephens, ; Baoerstows, ia. roiiSBRsviLLctsD. ; A. S. Wiggins dc Co.

A. a. conweu a ?ons. : George Gillespie. Liberal cash advancements made on consignments. ap29-19-lyr.

-EVAN OWKNS, j NOTATY PUBLIC. ! Residence, Mt. Carmel, Ind. F It E S II ARRIVAL! fashionable coats. . - CLOTH, Frock and Sack Coats; ) 250 Cassimere, Tweed, Jeans and Linen do; Just received and for sale cheap at the Clothing Emporium of TYKER or BAKER, ap 29. '53 19-tf. . Boots & Shoes Hats, ec Cains. THE undersigned have just received direct from the East, a well selected stock of the above named articles which will be sold at the lowest figures. TYKER at BAKER. apr29,'53 19-tf.

3. o. Dickson. n. tarrriR. DICKSON & LE BETTER, (Successors to Sampson & Andrews,) Importers, Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in China,

Glass and Queens are. Also, Lamps, Castors et Table Cutlery, No. 217 Main Street, between Fifth

and Mxtn, Cincinnati, unio. Feb. 25, '53 10-lyr. A ARON A. COLTER GROCERY, PRODUCE, AJfD COMMISSION MERCHANT, S. E. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STS. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Nov. SO 49-lyr-. VF.W YORK WINDOW SHADE BE' ijOT THOS. J. ERNST Manufacturer and

dealer in all kinds of transparent window shades. Also cords. Tassels, Brass mountings Ac. N0.8 College Hall, Walnut sU, Cincinnati. Church, Store and other large shades painted to

order in a superior style. 7

STEAM HIARBI.E WOBKS.-Lowrt & Rclb, corner of Broadway and Fifth street.

ncinnati. Monuments, lomosana i.rave Mones, Marble Mantles and Statuary, Raprtsmal Fonts, Mural Tablets, Urns, Vases, Garden Figures, Cabinet and Counter Slabs, dee., cVc, constantly

dn hand and furnished to ordes. The trade suppli

ed with Marble in Block or Mai), or bawed to oreer. mh 1313

WHEAT X WHEAT II WnEATIII 50,000 Bushels of Wheat wanted at the change Mill, Brookville, for which the Ex-

market price In cash will he paid by highest

nov. ,lU,!ioU l.t.U.HULl,AfllJ

TTT ANTED I IvI MEDIATELY, A good

tf hand to work at tne Harness making bnsiness. Apply to J. i. Clark, at Mt. Carmel, Franklin Co, Indiana. 21-.

BROOKVILLE ATTORNEYS.

n KOCEBIES,Jnst received and for saleIT 30 Bbls. N. O. Molasses; 5 " Golden Syrup & Sugar House do lo Hbds prime Sugar; 40 Sacks best Rio Coffee 3 Tierce Rice; 10 Bbls Fish; 1000 lbs Taylor's best Sole Leather. Bv ap22 N. D. GALLION cV SON, To tbe Ladle i.

Ttlt. TARBE'S French Laaar Pllla

Foi Suppressed Menstruatiot and all Irrerularilies of the FEMALE SYSTEM tbe best Pills

in the known World. They can be had genuine, at No. 88 Broaow-av, and fully Gcab.astv.bd to give SATisrAcnos, with full directions. E. THOMAS

only authorized Agent.

GRAY w&c HElttlNGRAY, Flint Class lIanIactnrT, Hammond Street, between Third ct Fourth Cincinnati, keep constantly on hand every variety of Flint Glassware,

Apothecary's furniture, and Chemical Apparatus made tc order at tho shortest notice. . ALSO, A great variety of Perfumers' Ware,

telegraph Glasses and ngnuitng roa insulators.

JOHN D. HOWI.AND, Attorney at Law,! Brookville, Indiana. CYUI'S KIH50UE, Justice of the Peace, and Attorney and Counsellor at law, Brookville, Ind. Ottice South East Corner of Public Square. apl23,lP52 17. VTT MORROW, Attorney and Counsellor at tV , Law, Office on Burgess street, one door North of Geo. Holland's, Brookville, mdiana. je 20, '5126 ly

DD. JONES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Brookville, Ind. Office under American Office, Court street. dec 26 52-1 y vr M'C. CROOKSH.4NK, Attorney and

il , Counsellor at Law. Office on Court street, opposl e the Court House, Brookville, Indiana, my 14 31 JR. MCHRE, Attomnyat Law. Office on Burgess street, two doors north of Geo. Holland's Office, Brookville. mr5-ll JW. HITT. Attorney at Law. and Notary Pub- , 11c, office with Gbobsb Hollakd, Esq., Brookville, Ind. T AW PARTNERSHIP Johk A.Matsob

1j and Johs H. Fabqcbab, have this day entered into a partnership in the practice of the Law. JOHN A.MATSON, JOHNH. FARWHAR. ALP. VAIil, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Brookville, Indiana. Office two doors north Burton's Store.

TITATT8 & COLHCRN, DeaUr I

VI Dry tioads, 3 Pearl Street, Cincinnati.aXTer for sale on the most favorable

terms 1200 parkares Pry Goods, purchased mostly

Previous to the advance in prices. Purchasers will nd them ready to meet the lowest rates of aay

Jobbing House fcast or west. - Fsb. 15 -12ms-

DR. GITYSOrrs IMPROVED EXTRA ST wr

Yellow Bock and Saisapariiln

THIS EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPAKILLA is a positive, speedy permanentcure for all diseases incident to female.

It 1 mltd aletratrve Properties render it peculiarly

applicable ta the slender and lehcaic eansrnw lion tfthe Jrmalr. It it unrfvaittd in lit effect uyon tmeh diteasee at luttpieift Cos-sumption, Barrenness, tenctr rhea or R'hites,It trgnlar Afcntrrvrtton. Incontinence of Urine and General frustration o) the - - , . System. It immediately counteracts that distressing Ner-

vdusness and Lassitude so common to the female frame, and impartsan energy and buoyancy as sur prising as they are grateful. We have evidence on file which induces ns strongly to recommend this medicine to married people who have not been blessed with offspring.

Tbe Shaker prepared "Yellow Dock" and the

"Red Honduras Saras pa rilly" are th invaluable

remedial agents from which Dr. Coysott's Ira-

droved Extractor Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is

formed, and the Labratory of Dr. Guysotthas given as the virtues of these roots in their perfection. His preparation contains all tbe restorativs proper

ties of the roots, combined and concentrated in

heir utmost strength and efficacy.

Experiments were made in the manufacture of

this medicine until it was found that it could not b

farther improved.

q q 3 g q.fj n n 8 AccordTnglv, we Bnd it resorted to almost uni

versally In cases of Hepatic,' Scorbutic and Cutaneous complaiusts for general prostration of all th

vital powers, and all those tormenting diseases of

the skin S3 trying to the patience and to Injurious to the heath.

Irregular or Disoreied Menstruation, cured by

Dr.GUYSOTrs EXTRACT OF TELDOWDOCK

AND SARSAPARILLA. From a practicing phy

sician In Elizabetbtown, Hardin county, Ky.

Elizabeth-town, Feb. 23, 1853. Joan D. Pabe Dea Sia: I have tried B.

GYSOTT'S EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCK

AND SARSAPARILLA in my pmrtlc for the cure

of Disordered Mcnstraution, and find it to have a

very fine effect. -

In one case there were very alarming convul

sions, htcb occurred In cjnick succession during

the menstrual period; and after the second attack

of that kind, I advised the use of Dr. Guysotl's Ex

tract of Sarsaparilla daring the Interval, and toy patient has not had a return of her convulsions since. At the next period she felt some tligLt convulsive sensation, but not enough to demand medical attention. I remain yours, C. K- MeGILL. 9 q-q q .q ,q.q Scrofula has baffled the skill of tbe most eminent physicians, in this country and ia Europe. But there is an autidote for this disease In uJr. Guysttl't Exlratt of Tetloxa Dock and SaroaparlU

fa," which is proving itself a Specif t in tbe mct severe cases of Scrofula. J Cure of Scrofula in a rase oj Thirty Tears Standing. Kcni the statement of Goo. W. tennengs, a respectable merchant in Holland, Wabash county, Indiana: Hollakd, Ind., April IS, 1PS3. Jons D. Pisk. fmr a"jr.- tt is now two years

...... --y ... - ".." iic unu mrB iuic(ca Ijrom her childhsed urith Scrofula, the disease maj king its appearance on dinerent parts of hef hcidv, I limbs and face ronflninghorto her bed fortreuka at a time. Her family procured frh.-rth m drier.

of the first family physicians in New Jersey, also, in Indiana, without her receiving any permanent benefit. 'I he disease coLtinued slowly to advance. Insidiously sapping the foundation of bur Itfs having formed several large running ulcers, which

J were continually enlarging and dicbargtitg offen-

' inu.wt-i inriiririittiig w me nones anu gangrening them. Three years since, she commenced usltp Dr. Guy toll's Extract of Vcllox Dock and SartananUa.

which has entirely hrat d all oj hrr ulcers, snd up to the present timo, she enjoys perfect food health

Being very feeble anl

unable to rain streneth at all. mv friends thnmrhta

must soon sink in consumntion. Ihad noaniietita. ! and spirits, which we believe to be solely tlirouch

and a dreadful cough was fast wearing me away I ,he U8e of the "Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.'' I began to take your beautiful medicine, by Ihe ad- ' The use of Mercury never having been permitted vice of a clergyman, vh had seen its effects be- ! ' Der family, the disease could not have been fore. It eased my cough at first, aud gave me rest ' caused by that medicine. Several of my neighbors

at uignt. in less tnan a fortnight 1 could eat well, ' are now osiue -nr. uuysou s r.xtract or t ellow n.l .nh 1. ..1 Man.AJ ... i. t 1. 1 ... ' I !n-k and Snr.nn.rill. - m-4th iK. mmt e.liA4n

appetite returned, and my food nourishee me.

which soon restored my strength. Now, after five weeks, I am well and strong, with no other help than your Chery Pectoral.

tours, witn respect, jtl.lA DEAN. I hereby certify that the above statement of mv

wife is in conformity with mv own views of her case

and her cure by Ayer's Cherry Pectrr-l.

JOSKFH DEAN. The above named Joseph Dean and Julia, bis wife, are personally known to me, and implicit confidence mav be placed in their statement. SAMUEL C. VAN I'KRWKST, Pastoror the Baptist Cfcnrch. PREPARED AND BOLD BY JAMES C. AYER, Practical Chemist. Lowell, Mass. Soldin Brookville by M. V. Haile: in Lanrel by GitTord & Denny; In Metamora by C. Van Camp; InaHnniill. V.- f ' U .. . .1 I.. I. .

uggists everywhere.

0

Dock and arsarsrilla." with the most fatterinc-

suctess. Thankfulforwbatthismelicin lias dons for us, I give you the above statement, tiding to induce otherrto try the medicine and be healed. Yours, truly, Gbo. W. Jbksiros. Being intimately acquainted with tbe family of Geo. V. Jennfngs, I know the above statement of the cas i of Mr. Jennings to be correct. Hiban Pit KtSlKO. Pr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, is in quart bottles at t the csttm. Sold by JOHN I). PAKK, M. TV. Haile, Brookville; F: Brown, Fairfield; J. S. Rockafeller, Ci-dsrGrove: Nve t Snow. New

j Trenton; P. liasson. Mu Carmel: J. N. Clements, ; Blooming Grove: Giffurh & A Men, Laurel; Thns. ; Robinson. New Salem: B. II. La Hue. Andersonzillc; J. L.Andrews, Iunl:ipriIU-. p. Masnn, Conners- ' ville. S. Harbonr. Rnshville; Tilf. Dickerson, Ver- ! sailles; D. Beaver, Liberty; A. Bovd,Lcipio. 13

CO.PAUT. Ktt SlI I P.

receipt of $3. All letters mnst be directed No. 66,

Broadway, Cin. mh.23 14.

BICBARB H. TVRCB. rBBOBBH'K O. BAKtS. Spring & Summer Clothing AND Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods

RONNETS! BONNETS I !

JUST Received, a large aud splendid lot of Florence Braid, Pedal, Fancy Edged, China Pearl,

net Lace and Blond straw Bonnets, or tbe latest style and pattern.

4LW A huantifnl IntnfSiltr. Panama. Lerhnrn. Canton.

r.nMJ. .nrt Ptilm 1 jmf tints, all nt wliti-h vii ' and tn thn nnhlic a-enernllv. that the

bought at low prices, and will be sold cheap at the i MAMMOTH STOCK OF riEADY-MADE CLOTHBp5S . OLD WHITE CORNER. IG and Gentlemen's Iurnirhing Goods, which

they lately purchased in new lork and Philadelnr. AmQ a vrrw QTini?ar phia.has just arrived and Is now open to the in-

UUU 1 IJ n il UUUUUi speciion oi an a weir

THE undersigned have enterel into Co-partner- i Wistar s Balsnm of Wild Chern-. ship, under the name and firm of JONES, LO- , t j '

1 "" "" ...r,yu rmpm cmrr oj Mssntaa, Consumption, Coughs, colds. Hoarseness, i Criup, and alt Disorders oj the Lungs and Chest.

a. sngm uoia tne dottier of Consmnition. Let not those complain of being bittten bv aron-

i tile, they have cherished to maturity In their very bo. urns when they might have crushed it In tbe

egg. Sow, if we call a slight cold tbe egg, and pleurisy, infiamation of the lungs, asthma, and consumption the venomous reptile, the matter will be no more than correctly figured. Attend to this in season; even a slight cold is no .mail matter. At Ihe first attack, use Wltlar'sltalsamel Wild Cherry, It is sure to enre. and it is the only remedy you can place perfect confidence in. - It commences at tbe toot of the disease, and thoroughly eradicates it. In ronsumptive systems, "procrastination is the thief of timo," in an awful sense, as it shortens ex-

FKTT 6z ROBBlNS,forthe purpose of carrying on

a nniesaic urocerv ana commission business. M.JONES. DAVID LOVKTT, (Lute of J. D. &C. (Late of St. Omer.) Jouesdc CO.,) Cincinnati R. ROBKINS, (Late of Milroy, Indiana. Jones, lovett &. robbins, Wholesale Grocers & Commission Merchants NO.69 PEARL STREET, NEAR VINE, ap29 19-lyr. CINCINNATI. First Arrival this Seasor, syjr lis best quality, new st)le calicoes fr-r sale a

low rates.

R.TYNKR.

Tbe above Pills will be sent by mail, npon the J;8T recived a lot of superior hammered ion, An .111.... . .... i: nr.. a. : 1 . . . T

of various sizes.

Ma rah 18, MM.

R. TYKER.

mHE undersigned thankful to a reuerous public

SWEET POTATO PLANTS.

MY growth of Sweet Potato plants this spring will be entirely from seed procured from the Mississippi, consisting of three of the best varieties

grown there, viz:" I he Cuba Reds," " I he Spanish Whites,' and the "Yellow Sugar," of Louisiana, (of the Vara species.) I have been Induced thus to obtain my seed from a conviction that a

change of send in this is as necessary as la other vegetables, to the production both of a finer quality, and a more luxuriant growth. I have received seventy bushels, all of which I intend sprouting. Those" desirous of obtaining a good article, may be sure of getting it by calling anv time throneh the season, at my hot beds in Oxford, Butler Co. Ohio, oue fourth ofa mile south of the College Buildings. People living at a distance need not fear a disappointment, as I shall certainly have a supply this season; and I would say to my old customers that 1 am thankful for past favors, and hope for a continuance. And altho' 1 have not heretofore had a full supply, (which would by the by have been as desirable to me as to yon.) Cell again and you shall be supplied with the vrry cir varieties. J.A.GAGE. Oxford, Ohio, April 15, 1653.-I9.

ICE CREAH SALOON.

TKABDXER. is now prepared tn serve up i, the cooling Refreshments ol the season, at his old stand, next door to Burton's Store, and will be

pleased al any time during the summer, to receive his friends and give them a touch of his quality. His IceCream Saloon Is fitted up with neatness for the accommodation of ladies and gentlemen, and no exertion will be spared to render this plemant place of resort.

His Soda Fountain is now in the full tide of successful operation, ready and willing to dispense its

cooling qualities loan aronna. tCT Confectinnaries of all kinds always on band Brookville, May 8, 1853. 81 EAGLE WOLLEN FACTORY, On Elies' f Creek, ije-

THE subscriber C3V jHg takes this method ,"r onct more to announce to hi patrons and the public, that he is still manufacturing all kinds of woollen goods and has a large stock on hand, such as Sattinetts.Cassinieres. Tweeds. Flannels. Blankets,

Stocking yarn, double and twisted, and almost all kinds of goods made of wool, generally suitable for domestic purposes, whieh he will exchange for Wool or pay cash at the highest Prices. N. B. Carding, Spinning and Fulling done as usually . ELIJAH COCKEFAIB. May'l3, 15S. 81 6 w

Spring & Snmmer Goods.

BOYD tc CRAY have a large and well selected stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods embraclnsr Cloths of almuct every description and

price; Cassimeres in great variety, from the lowest

grade to tne ncnesisiyies; vesting, iwreui, nankeens aud Linen and Cotton Summer Wear, of all

I the various kinds, together with almost every other

article known to tne ury wooas traue.

Their stock or Boots and Miues, coarse ana nne, large and small, has been selected with great care and will compare favorably fOr elegance with that

Ol any esuioiisnmeni inis sine in tut v iij For the inspection of the tallies, they present a beautiful assortment of fine and Fashionabi.c Dress Goods, Crape and Delaine Shawls, and Bonnets of the latest styles, and at the very lowest figures.

They invite tho especial attention oi me uaics to their new and elegant supply of Glass ft tiueensware, confident that they can suit -their varied tastes. Also, a magnificent stock of hardware, for the Farmer, Mechanic and Builder, and Groeeriet "for the million!" Also, Ready made Clothing, of all descriptions. Ready made Harness, Trace Chains, Halters, ftc. AH people in want of any article of goods In our line of trade, and the "rest of mankind," are requested to call and examine the above stock. Do so, and you will save rooner. The highest price paid for all kinds of produce. Sciplo, April 15, lS53.-17-3m.

15 cases Kip Boots; 3 " Coarse " . 4 " Calf " 1 " Men's Custom Made Shoes; I " " Brogans 1 " Gaiters; 1 u Cmirre ss Boots; 160 prs women's Calf 44 50 " Goat 200 " w Buskins, all styles' 36 u New Style Gaiters; 100 " " Slippers; Misses', Children's and Boy's Shoes of all kinds and qualities. All comprising, one of the largest and best assorted stock of Boots and Shoes ever offered in the West. ap93 N. D. GALLION & BON.

Istence and hurries the patient .'roni time in etar.

for past favors, would say to Uieir customers, ' nitv.

I Thousands are dying who might have be saved . by the timely use of Wistar's Balsam of Wild t Cherry. A few weeks, a few days, may make a : fatal difference in tbe procress of censnmntiva

JUST RECEIVED AT THE OLD WHITE CORNER, the most extensive lot of Dress Goods, we bave ever bad the pleasure of offering for sale; among which are , 40 pieces plain and faacy Lawns;

IU ao Derasrtt neLsiavB,

Be rage; Silk French Tissue; new style Brocade; Chameleon Glace; plain black Taffeta; rich, plain, fleured dr. fancy Silks:

10 elegant Parisian Robes 8 piece embroidered Swiss Mull; S do dotted do . do

plain ao ao plain and figured Jackonet; Book Muslin; Bishop Lawns; Silk and Alpaeca Lustres. N. D. GALLION ft 60S.

Clwthinn- Cmnorinm. I svratoma,

in Brookville, Indiana, where a unirorm and legit-i Consumption, of all diseases, is th en that Imate business is done, and where can be found a ' ... grade or KeadyMadeGoodssuperior in workman- .should receive early treatment. Every hour of ship toanv heretofore brought to this market, and delay may make the case more difficult. In the which will be sold at seen prices as loinsiire their war between disease and nsture.thesooner w asaale toanv who may have examined them before . , m. owner w apurchaslug elsewhere. sist nature, the more certainly will she win ti' They also keep constantly on hand a large and ! victory. If we wait till disease has broken th W"lcRW, C..fo,er. Vesllng., "-t-o- aid may come too tot, t. be of Embracing all kindsand colors, all of which ill be service. sold as low as they can be bought at any house in P ya. y the west, or made to order on tho shortest notice t 4 H S' anl In the most fashionable style. !. j. ... We would then extend k polite invitation to all . Tw lives saved by the use otonly three imtlhit oj to come and examine one Goods before purchasing " ular B'lnm U,''t Cherry." elscwheie, for we feel eosH.leiit we can offer such ! Mv. fcna. Ky., July s4, inducement in the way of Cheap Goods as to e- uiYemL. S, "Vt.'S. - Ce"ta-Tbe cUre the permanent custom of all who may favor Pr'W iU1,n ofWIM Cherry" that I us with a call. bought of you, ha been of snch signal benefit la rrpAll kinds of TAILORING done at the short- IV'll 'J., .",'h n..nets virtues known

estnotice. """" . . . " Pone.

R. W. HUBBARD, flARBIAGE JlANtlFACTlJRER, j on Maine Burgess Street, Brookville Just below ik nnhiir annan... hu always oa hand a large as

sortment of Carriages, consisting of Rockaways, Roues and Ready, plaiu Rockaways, Pheton,

and Buggies. v..TrUri will find it to Uieir advantage to call

and examine my work, as my stock is the largest

in town, and my prices as tow as me nan h'"J of work elsewhere. I also keep for sale Carriage Harness of any style or price. " , . . 1 am prepared to finish to order any description

of Carriage, not on nana.ai wtinmniuun. Particular attention paid to repairing. April, 1853 17-tf

HARDWARE.

mHE LARGEST and beat assorted stock of

1 Hardware, Hollow-Ware, tneenware, lable and Pocket Cutlery, ever brought to town, l now being sold at low figures at the ap OLD WHITE CORNER.

ARE FISH. 10 Barrels of the best White

do R. TYNER.

T

li Fish. 40half do do

Just received an d for sale by May U, 1853.

Notice to Contractors-

VTOTICE is hereby given, that the County Gomil missioner of Union CO., Ind., hav dsferred

Letting the court nouse, io o , miimt mm th sth dav of Hav until the 10th day

of June, 1858. Persons wishing to make tenders far th .nrtimi of said court house will find the

plans and specifications at the Auditor's Office of

aaia counvy. ... .......- .,.-.... , April S9, 'S3. 30-5w

10 18 5 3 10 40

M 30 5 5 SO ap'22.

do do do do do

do

do do do do do

TP All work warranted, and any garment rip

ping will be repaired gratuitously. TYNER ft BAKER. Brookville. April 15, '53.-19-tf.

PROTECTION (Fire, Marine and Inland) INSURANCE COMPANY, 6r HARTFOBD, CONN. ; ISC0RP0RJTED 1824.

Domes tics. TJST RECEIVED, at the Old White Cor

ner 800 ps Prints, good styles and fast colors; 100 " Bleached Muslin; l,i0 Brown 30 " " and Bleached Drill's; 5 Colored " JO u Red, White and Yellow Flannel; 10 " Canton 40 Cotton Pantloonry; SO " narrow sti'.ped and check shirting; 30 iri.h Linen.

AU of which will be sold on reasonable terms, by

apSS N. D. G ALLIUM ex BUS.

BOARD A.G. Hajabp, W. Tprail, W. B. Robbiks, I.. HmmBBv, Wm. Ishab,

Wa. Williams,

Wm. Cokseb, See'y

The attention of property holders is respectfully called to the superior advantages for ft'ire, IT1 av rise and Inland Insurance offered by the PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.

OF DIRECTORS. C. H. NOBTMAM. E. SltUti

Jxo. WaBBI'BTOS, W. Kblloso, E. HiLiji, P.W.frtABB, T. Bklbbav, W. A.Wabd, H. Bkldbh, . 1. Clabk,

D. W. t LAKK, President.

My wife took cold at the time of her corf DSm.nL

Which aettled on her lui gs. The pbvsi-iuns pronouncsd her disease consumption. She had profuse night sweats aud bad roughs; she was given up, for we despaired of ber recovery, and her child partook of her complaint. She 'then commenced taking Wistar's balsam of Wild Cherry, and three bottles effected an entire cure with her and tbe child both. I bave no doubt that they would bave now been in theirgraves if they had not used of Wistar's Palsam of Wild Cherry. PETH R. SEARCY. Seth R. Searcy, whose certificate Is love la man of as much veracity as any tn the county, and a man of good judgment, and we place entire reliance on bis statement HARCOCKT, HOWARD &CO. "JOHN D.PARK. Northeast corner of Fonrth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, to whom all orders must be addressed.

p EO. GIBSON & CO. Engraversaad Litlio-

rraphers. Copper Plate Printers, Sleaeil Brand

I Cutters, dec. North West Corner Gano and Main

sta., and 101 Main M. over 1 . ri. Goodman dr. Cos.

The Undersigned has been furnished with blank Banking Home, Cincinnati

H. a. balltos.

r

A CARD.

M. C. ALUOS.

naarrr WW ATI &INDI A NAPOLIS RAILWAY

LcOMPANY. Tbe Stockholder of the Cincinnati and Indianapoll Railway Company are herebv notified that at meeting of the Board of Directors of said Company an order was passed by said rM Mlllt,irln an in.tal ment of ton ner Cent

er five dollars on each share of stock subscribed, and requiring said instalment to be paid to the Treasurer of (aid Company within thirty days from the dat hereof or personal demand by him. By order of the Board of Directors. - GEO. G. SHOCK, Prcs't. M. Rill, See'y. May 13, ie53--21 Jw

titE adopt Ibis method or addressing ournumerous friends and customers in relation to oar business. Our business, after having been conducted for many yean, by the senior partner, i now rarrird on in the name ofN. D. GALLION de SON.

Ourbuslnes room is greatly enlarged and Improved, and affords us the opportunity of extending nnr nneraiinns. We have In addition to the regu

lar supplies, we are alwaya careful to keep up, recently replenished our stock in th eastern market with a large assortment of new and trash HOODS, of the latest styles and patterns and of such

qoalltv and shsspneu a must give as at least equal advantage with any oUr in th wiark. We refer to the other advertisements la this paper or the naviculars of oir stock .

Ia making a change In ear basin, w do aat propos any change in thi principle of conducting It. We propose to sell sound and useful cone anodiUa at ani-a nrieea. wbll they shall not be

korbtant, will afford ua a fair iwtaralnrMr capi

tal and labor, we shall endeavor tocaooaue our

Hst of customer, where It has always Beam, among the moat thrifty and solvent families la tb county; and with regular collection and cloa attention to

holiness, we can and will make It th Interest of

the public to examine ouruoonsana nay or us. N-DjIALLION ft SON. BreofcTtll-, April 15, 1W37

policies, signed by the officers of th Company; also with blank renewal receipt, for continuing polieie already issued, and i I'uly autboriied and prepar

ed, a Agent of said Company, to make insurances for any period of time, not less than one month nor greater than seven years, upon buildings or their

contents, occupiea as uwbllircw, srotn, n abi-

hocsbs, LHrai HBS, hotbl, disk, lout Horsxa,

Collbobs, dec, 6iC, and the content against loss

ob ahaob t fibb. J. i. rut' I w, Agent,

SI ly For Laurel, Franklin county, Ind.

SOMETIIING NEW. CONNEnSVIlXE Nf ACMINE SHOP, Adloining the 8tove Foundry of W. F. Gebhart. T11E andersigned respectfully inrormsthe pub- . lie that be has established a Machine Shop in Connersvllle, and is now manufactoring THRASHING MACHINES, Horse Powers. Separators, Straw Catter. Corn

Bbeilers, Wood-sawing Machino, all th latest ana moetimproved patternaftfeaiaa aiaoufkctures Cnlaa Patent Partable Cider mm, aa excellent and convenient article that aver; Farmer who ha aa Orchard ought to bave. He expect to keep constantly on band a supply

ef Tarashlog Machine, etc., and invites all who wish to purchase to give aim a call. The Machinery manufactured by him will ho warranted to b of the best material, and most substantial workman-

REPAIRING. He tll b. prepared to repair Reaping Machine and will attend oromf tly tn th fitting apand repairing of any kind of Machinery that may be required. His terms will b a reaaoaahle aa Tho ef aay establishment tatba West. JOHN ENOSLEV. CoanTsvill, April H,1W. ly.

TTyBill Head. Address Cards, Letter and Not

Headings, Labels. Bai.k Checks, Bills, Dnhfts, Note Ac., at very low prices; Diplomas, Certificates, Roads, Maps, Plans of Estate, town plate, etc. . . . K-blilfSi ly DAY & JkfX T LACK, wsoeiuu nuns tw D K Y ti O O II , - No, 57 PEARL STREET, BET. WALNVT VINE CINCINNATI OHIO. 9-.

Indian

A - - r i '.TE Crrlnge

;r3", rs-c- rt i'onrsvile

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JA. NIOORE, No. 312 Main St.. East between Eighth and Ninth. Cincinnati. I bare now en hand a beautiful assortment of Men. Bo? and children ftraw Hls. Also, a beautiful fine let of soft Cassimere hats: embracing every color, w idte, peart, bin and black. My shelve are also filed with a beautiful weortment of spring sty leaf Silk and Fur bat of mv own manuf&rtur. to which I Invite th

eapeelial attention ofmyordestfrieDaisuidacquais.

lance oi nrooxvuio anu victuilj to give m a eau when you are tn the city.- sny 7 HrsTKTtTIX, ."JACOI gPOC STIX & KT10USE 'S ' WHOLESALE dr RETAIL CLOTHING DEPCtT, 347 Mala St. bet- Ut sad S th, CINCINNATI, OHIO,