Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 25, Brookville, Franklin County, 10 June 1853 — Page 4

From the Lady's Book. TheHermit of Rockresl! BT MRS. C. LEE HESTZ. CHAPTER II. cosTisrED. Tha yonthful Clarence felt oppressed by the wraudenr of Father Anelo'n sentiments, and found no words to reply. He loaded far Mail communion with Blanche, but he hardly dared piie upon her in the presence of her wo inspiring guardian. -He felt that he matt go; bat he was not banished forever; ht w permitted to return, and that was an indulgence beyond his hopes, after his first tern greeting. Ho lingered, unwilling to depart without receiving front Blanch some pledge of faith, some token of love. Yet she was anrrouuded by such an unapproachable atmosphere of child like tuuoeence and saintly piety, !t seemed sacrilege to address bar in the language of earthly passion. "I will go with yon to the water's edge," aid Father Aneelo uules,' he added, as if

track with a sudden reco'lection "yon will remain and sit down at our simple hoard. Silver and gold have I nous, but such as I have I freely offer onto thee. Clarence gladly remained, though he co-ild not partake of Naomi's neotly served re past. The agilaunn of n"-s min i sil'iicsi the demands of appetite. He only qunflVI the water of the "erystal well." Tnat refreshed with its Icy coolness, the lijis burning with toe repression of its g'oomy thoughts. Blanshe, who knew nothing of the art of rnling her emotions, sat by the side of Fa'her Angelo, and uuuer the shadow of his lofty height, bent her dove-like eve, in all their dewy toltnexs, on the face which re d led to her all she had ever dreamed of angels. She contrasted the bright darkness of his hair Kith the dim white of Father Angelo's, the oft, warm radiance of his eyes, that seem ed to be sinking into her soul, with the deep calm light of the hermit's, which appeared flashing iulo his own. Her cheek, usually uncolored, like the flower blooming in shtde, n-ogilt br the snn, now emulated the tint in the heart of the wild rose. "And now. my on," said Father Angelo, when they rose from the sapper, which, to the mortification of good Naomi, was left al most untouched, ! will speed you on the way the night will he r'ark. and a few mo meuts of lingering will add uo joy t remem bra nee. You will come again, but von can not bring the peace which reigned in this little cabin a few hoars ago." "Father, I will bring joy and lovs; and who could not exchange petce for these? Blanche," said he, turning irresolutely towards her "Come," said tha hermit, a simnl farewell is all that need be uttered and let God's blessing .oMow it." "Farewell, Blancha," exclaims! Clarence, taking her hand and pressing it with fervor 4a feeih hie awn. The next moment he wis following the steps of the hermit.md Blanche threw herself weepiug into the arms of Nami. "Ob, my mother." she cried, "he has taken away my Info with him, and left his own Instead. Tell ma, good Naomi, why does my heart throb so wildly, wheu it is uot terror that t feel? And wbydo I weep so blindly, when I am more glad that hi came, tn tu grieved that he has left me? Even now I am passing overall the flower of summer, and thinkiug of the aatu un fadiug leaves." "My dear child," said Naomi, teuderly smoothing her disordered tresse.s, there is no shame in your tears uor&iu either. The Lord has suniy seut this young man hither, and ws must ns.1 oppose his blessed will. When good Father Angelo ia taken away, and he cannot live forever, there would be nobody to keep away the wolves from the little lamb but poor old Naomi. on need nut fear if you quit these rocks and wood that you will leave the great Lord behind you, for "the Bible says, the heaven of beaveus cannot contain H mi, and this is but a narrow spot. Truly the youug maa is a goo ily youl.i, aud bears himself right uohly." "Do not Mop, my good Naomi." cried Blanche, caressing her aff-cMoaate fostermother. "Your voice was never so pleannl to my eans. You said h w a goodly youth go ou. Think you the world contains oue so good and lair?' "Ah. my child," 8he replied, "the world it full of fair people, more of the fair than the good; bat he might pa among them all." r ''Are there any maidens ia the world, fairer than lam, Naomi?" "How do yoa kutw that you are beautiful aud fair?" asked Naomi, sini ing at her simplicity. Jl have seen myself ia your eves an Faihr Angelo s; and to mtit 1 looked u;on j mysell n the eyes of Cl trenee, and I felt that I must he lair l.ko hi. ...! !).. not love make every one b-utirul 1" "It does to one that love.' From this lime Blanche clung to witn renurriresi greater maa sue naa ever Tell belore. Mie wis woman, and coaid sympathise wilh tier new an overpiwerin g emotions. Mie was jfOod and pious, but her rjety was not so sublimated as Father Ange(oY She had withdrawn fre.it the world, nt because she ha I experienee l treschery or sorrow, but because she loved her mauler, and resolved to share his secluded destiny. She had carried' into soiilude a:l her aocial feelings a uuhilled, her hiudly clunties Milt warm i u her bosom It seemed as if providence hid sent lha young B;anoh4 as an object on which. hr affections could overtlu.v. She looked up to Fattier Angeio with reverence so blended with humility, ii could fini expression only in acts ol personal devotion The love of the lowly lu heart, liks the watery element, seAs a level, aud its current follows a down wtrJ course. Sneeoald look djwa upon the child committed to her care, for it was dependent and helpless, and her love could find utterance iu words. The great want of her being was satisfied. Though in a subordinate siiu itiou, her seutlmeut was dignitied and pure, and constant communion wilh such a spirt as Father Angelo's had given them a heavenly cast. She kuew the history of his early life, but when hs took possession sf the hermitage of Rockrest, he had said to her "Naomi, the part is a grave; 1st silence forever rest upon it." j This silence she had never broken. Even1 to Blanche, she hd never violated Hie spirit of the injunction, or epoken ot her mtsler otherwise than as the worU-ahjunng saiut. She had also religiously respveteu his purposes of keeping Blanche perfectly secluded from the world; but now when, ia spite ol their vigilance, human love had rivaled the divine in her hea't, she could not help rejoicing in the hope that this flower ol beautywould be transplanted to a warmer soil and a brighter atmosphere. CHAPTER III. Tha flower of summer had faded, the leaves of autumn fallen, and paved the margin of the stream with their pallid gold. Clarence came, and Father Angelo, bowing to what he believed to be the decree of a hihsr power, no longer opposed his anion will. Blanche, nd he promwed that when the buds of spring unfolded, she should be given to hi arms. In vain Clarence pleads-.': the hermit was inflexible. "She is too young he answered. , Would you lure tho bird from its parent nest before its tender wing can unfurl!' My mission ia not yet ended. Her guardian aug-l h still waiting hers. The wiutera of that mi i latitude are short, and the verdure and foliage of spring ere rong beautified thoi. Naomi waa troubled a ho at the bridal robes of her foster-chil i; but the hermit reminded her of Martha, who was careful and troubled about many thing, n.d therfors rebuked by her Lord. "Let her b adorned Uh the same virgin trapticity ss she now is." sm Father Aagelo;with ornaments but he unshorn locks, the crowning glory of womanhood. A a daughter of Zioush will leave m, though a such I fear she will never return." The day appointed for the nuptial was balmy and serene. No pompous retinae w attehd the youthful bridegroom., lie was to com uccompaoiesi oaiy oy trie mm of uoa. A ha waa to bear bis bride over the stream which he was the first to navigate, he bad fitted up splendid btrge, with silken hangings, and christened it the A .-rc Dovs. The jama appeared in go Wen characters on the boat, and fluttering above it, the winged missionary of the deluge, bearing in Its beak the bloomy olive. It was the wish of Father Angelo that they should be married nuder the o?d oak, the her mit of the stream, beneath Hie canopy of nsaven, tn a temple sot made with hm Is. Tno.th UD Hiats become grand sad so'.e nn. Tho aam wwvee tnat received tile drowaia ii;h of ths mother heard the nuptial vow ot ths child, uud tho sa.ne hands tivt hs.l iin from it watery grava tho stiffened form of

the one were now raised In benediction over the plighted vows of the other. Blanche knelt at the feet or Father Angelo, the Wedded wile of Clarence. And now that the hoar of parting was Come, and !ie was to be borne from the gnardian anus which had so tenderly cherished her, the mighty debt she owed him pressed upon her a weight of gratitude too heavy to be b true. All the love she hore to Clarence, all the brilliancy of the prospects opening to her view, era Id net reconcile her to the separation. To leave him in lonlinee and

age seemed cruel and ungrateful; to leave him when sue was just becoming old enough to repay his cares, and to gild the shadows of his departing days with the deepening brightness of her own! ' " ' Bless me my father." she cried, folding her arms around his knees, and looking up in his face through showering tears. "And oh! forgive that 1 bad loved belter the face of the slraueer. than the one on which I havH gazed so long- Pray for me, my father, pray tor me, as 1 float out into that nnhnewn world wnos dangers I am now guilt' to brave. If sickness f ills upon you, or death come near, 1 will return on wings to vonr besom, to soothe your suderings and minister to your wants." Father Angelo raised her from the earth. and held her a moment ia a sileul embrace. His I .ice wis deadly pate, and tears tremtdeo on his stiver lathes. Tnen releasing oue arm, and lifting. lUe haud towards he.veu, he ex claimed: 'hi blessing of a triune God rest upon you forevrr and ever, thou child of mv pray ers and d iriing of my hopes,! Let uo thought oi me fadJeii vour joys, or uarkeu your lulure home! Bol if sorrow and fli.iinoiutment be your lot, snouid the norm arise, and tne Itghtungs Hash, I '.number the haven of Rokret, w.iere your trail btik inty iigaiu be siteilerea; remember these aged arms that are everopeu toeuiol.i you." "Aud thou too, my son!' added h-, turning to Clarence, aud blessing him after the iiMtmer of itie patriarchs of old But if ever the vow you have breathed tin day be forgotten or broaeu, either through iilsehood, neglect, er oes -rlioa the blessing wi l turn to au uuuyicg curse, aud burn into your soul wan unquenchable fire.". "Father, 1 will uev r lorleit your blessing," exclain ed CUreuce, impetuously, "lswear" owe-tr not, my sou, neither by heaveu lor it is God's throne, nor. by the earth, tor it is his footstool. Aud now farewell, my dear children. May lis w-io hung his rainbow over the uudeiuged world, as a token of his covenant mercy, preserve you both Irom the leuiplaiious ol your own hearts, in the midst ot au uugouly world: j Tueu, torcioty separating Blanche from the! weeping Maoiu:, he wnveu his band toward tne burge. few iiiomeuls alter, Blanche louud herself sealed by the si le of Clarence, ' euoirclea iu his arm-., aud her head drooping almost uncoucioualy ou his breaM. Sslie was gliding slowly, geutly aloug, to the mu- I siu ot lue uippiugoars, while the bilkeu awn- ! tug rustled with the breeze, and the water dimpled aud sp.-.rkled iu the sun. As the j boat graoualiy receaed from the wild home of her ciulUhooa, she could sti;i see the tall figure of Father Augeio leaning, as it were, on j the biue ot heaven, like oue of llioae time- j 6' loimimuj iu uuaiy liiigiuuceuue, una the gloom f auiiu,uity. And now, behold Blanche, the child of solitude aud prayer, the inhabitant of that world which has always seemed to her at such an immeasurable distauce! One whose blind-born eyes are suddenly; opened to the Visible elories ot creation could 1 nan iy bo uioro dazzleu and bewildered than Blanche. She had uever dreamed of tho exisleuce of the spleudor that surrouuded her, aud it was long belore she cuuid be couviucdd it was a reality. It Was still longer before she could las-tiiou herselt to the niauuers aud customs of the beiugs wnh whom t-he was associated. "5 lie w a wild loresi-Hower imbedded lu diainunas. At first, t ieir glitter seemed cold to Uie sunbeams that had warmed her rock-slieilvreU home. I here V. as no warmlli, no lite, wlieu Clareuce was not near, tu bis abreiice, each moment of tune was a urop oi leaa tailing, heavy aud dull; in his preveuce, a gobleu saud eliuiujj tio swift y away. Never perhaps uid hmuau love arise to euch wild iuoialry, or manifest itself Willi such fervor ana Uienglu. And the love of Marence was equally ent usia.tic aud intense, but accustomed t- that repres:oa oi teeituK wnicn cuaiom requires. In society, he chastened its aruor ana withheld us exprer-sion. Uearly as he loved her, he teared the ridicule of tne world, and often blusiiej at the smile her adoring looks aud cut.giug devotion elicited irom loose eronud Idem. Her artless exclainatious of wonder I ' oeligut. tue suit w nines, ol Ler eyes, u,'l P-ud to rest on au object that charmi eu iK,n' wi-H'er animate or iu ,uiui ,ie, the ch.i.iisri aud free grace of tier allnotlea. th niiijiin iiy aua iionuess ol her lauuuaue. aud ...u .iikr,,v :uveimes oi ner persou, made net the Itieme of universal cnrioitv. interest. aud admiration. W lieu tola sue was beaulilul, she md uot tieny tue praise, and accuse me one who aaar.sse-i her ot rl alter y. "Yes, I know that I am fair,"v she would . ...... j ui uwi niaue me so. x ou suuuld praise linn, u t me." Uue evening, wtieu she appeared decorate.1 Willi uiauiouus, the gills el Clarence, she galea earnestly at the bracelets thai glittered ou her arm. "Of what are you thinking.sweel Blanche?" asuea Clarence; observiug lue fixedness of ner gwzi. "I was thinking," she auswered with a smile, Iv-.loweu by a sigh, "that these wooid mell awsy iu the blitie of light. I have seen me Jlowers sparkling wil l dew drops, and, wnea uie morning sua shone on them, the .lew-drops vanished. 1 leel lite oue of thoun j rlowers shining with gems, at.d lam looking to see tlte.ii lade away." It was loug belore Lirenco ou!d Induce her to quit his arm in society, and accept lue protection of another. He ie'd her the world had claim upou lliem, that lhey would on iiiuuK.n Bcuifn and exclusive, tiiat th,;v must souieliii.es separate and endeavor to contribute to the hnppiner and enjoyment of unices. There was a frie.id of Clarence, the same who had accom.Miiied him ia the botl when he 6rsl beheld the young recluse, who waa always uer them, aud whom Bl.iuclie preferred to the strangers w ho solicited her regM-as. His uatne was Julian, and th-re we something very charming in the sportive grace ol hi manner, aud in the animation and brightness sf his countenance. He delighted in calling forth the original and guileless remarks of Ulauche, aud In observing fie change of her soft, gazelle-liae eyes .. a a k - ... - i wonder l naa lorgotten you." she a,M. wiieo he had been dwelling en tha moment when ne ao i Clarence tiret beheld her rwcli mug ou the bank, and imagined her some stray child of Paradise. "Now. when I ook upou you, 1 see you are almost as beaut ifal as Clarence, t thought he must be different irom tne sons ot m-n. Indeed, I believed him au augel. New. it seems to me, there are many augeis, inongn. none so fair aa he." The cheek of the young man flushed with pleasure at th openly avowed admiration. uuiaucu waa tne neavvuiy innocence of the speaker, he dared not exmbit the delight he "Why did Father Angel tell ms thers waa so much sin in the world?' she asked. "Sia s such a dark aud dreadful thing, it must throw a shadow ou all round it. Everything I see looks bright snd beaubfnl- ev ery c wears a smile. If there won .in Iher would be sorrow. And jel" added she, rooking toonthUully Upward "l k-Tr . r-c.Tj i v . m 1 at no one speak of liod. meuiDer turn. 1 hear no prat-ers ascesHlins-: j a.u. 10mit.fell m A a... iaaaaaaaf isminvw praise gotag Up, ' At home Us waa in all our thouirhta. Hi.! name forever on our lips. a a, a II-a. - .. .. Why are all silent nere1 "lu lite worll ths deepest thought of th hart are not spoken. VV think tho uamo of Uud too holy to be broalhed In aprom mesons owJ. Wo worship tiim i ih 1. .. .U.. I . " I . . .. .mia...Caa SW1 prJ U U I.Q (h SOtttUdO of WM1 r'ather Anjlo says life should bo oa , a " oe one , ?S'V ' . - w uraw, oao of tnanasgmuz aud praise OH It was far ier to trunk ol God near that loo rock ia the presanco of food father Angelo, who always had heaven iu his heart, tbaa ia this bright and beautiful world. It la sweet to livu here, but I would pray to die Ti,:. . ., .. spotless simplicity, this pure heaven-iy-mindedness, vx.hU not . w.i f uavMrumiu iamiu.udiih--aT- 5 now broMiho.l. ll,e dee. .n.-.t. " "1 ... , i"w ""i gTadsd.y .iiliused ou Brra,, obrscta. ohe loved him st.il, but .he w ? 00 Wr and tiiissraWewheu hs left h-r side Mie saw him sow uuwug the younS and no- . ..: . .u., nom ia ra Zr'l"ZU h" Woon.intyooA w.-u-aaatvu W tall HIT DHrT Us. a aT ' J "'s, SIUICI

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ner love, nun xo wean oar irom ner oo cling ing trust in him, before tha eye of others, and. In obeying hi will, she learned to listen with pleasure to the language of admiration, and to blush and smile at her own loveliues. The images of the looely hermitage., of the venerable father Angelo, and tne anectionate Naomi, grew more faint and distant, and a dim haze floated over the clear haven of her faith. - Clarence, who at first beheld with pride and delight the admiration she inspired, and whose ouly fear was that she should love him too welt before the eyes of the world, began to tremble lest his Instructions should be too faithfully obeyed. - He saw those eyes, which had hung upon him withsnch fond idolatry Wander to meet the beaming glances of others, and the excitement of gratified vanilv brighten with unhealthy radiance the vestal rotes 'of her cheek. A vague, painful but acknowledged jealously stole gradually luto his heart. He began to watch her, and to look upon her with a clouded brow, while she, meeting lees sunshine in his eyes, sought it more earnestly tn the eyes-of others. Like twilight shadows imperceptibly commencing, yet slowly, certainly 'deepening iuto the gloom of night, the light cloud spread and darkened, aud they Sat withia its shade, and tell a chilliiiei-t creeping over them, yet never saia to each other, "Are not our hearts growing cult1? Aud why does the household warmth depart?" It was strange that B auche, In the single ness aud eiintilicily of her nature, did not ask Ctareuce the cause of estrangement. But while her thoughts Seemed transparent aa glass in ail things else, they were opaque on '. tms Perhaps an instinctive feeling of wrong within herself, an innate sense of having lost something of her original holiness of spirit, ' a cousciuusiies that her wild, i Jollcitous love was a.-Miming a che racter to comparatively calm as by contrast to itppvar tu her iuditference, made herdrad aa explmatioa of his altered unimer. Perhaps, too, a oread that his love w:ts fading, uud that the dark prophecies of Father Angelo were abont to be lulfilled, more than alt enu'-rt'iuleu to this strange reserve. Then thi pride and deli- . cacy inherent iu the bosom ot woman closed her lips to the n iterance of complaint. As yet uo word has been spooken with ungentle tongue, uo sentiment expressed that breathed : harshness; but there wasa mutual conviction that something hau come between their hearts, something cold and foreign; but this was expressed only by the averted eye and the changing cheek. But the smoulde'iug lire soou found vent, and arrowy won.8, winged by passion, fastened iu the heart. TO BKCONT1N11KD !TjWe clip the following from the New York Organ, on "Chemical Meditation:" Messrs. Water and Oil Oue day had a broil. As down in a giass they were dropping, Aud would uot unite. But continued to light Without any prospect ol stopping. Mr. Pearlash o'erheard, And quick as a word, He jump'd in the midst of the clasliin-; When all three agreed. Aud united witn speed, And Soap came out, ready for washing. CTBarlow, the Chinese traveler, compotes Uo.. ,t ..,- .,.,;,i n ' IUCIQ I a Ilium lliniDl lal IU Ifl TO WUII . .... . , .. of I .hivij, tliitn In all Int. Iioiih of r.i.CTlNi.il v - a , aud bcotland: ir-i .v. iksa wsr-.U f v.r Vw V.mt ss w t.v. vin "lillioa collars a year for lhey bay wilh U,eir m'"1 5 lha ttMisir mhiph 1 " " mmm I. ATI: X It IS IV A Is! AT HEAD QUARTERS METAMORA. rllf. ISDKRSIGSiKD, grateful for the patronaire heretofore extended tn them, hv tho citizens of Metamora and vicinity, resiiectfiill'v so- j licit a continuation of the same, and would inform them and the public generally, that thev have receiveda fresh supply of Seasonable Goods tnst i from the mint, and consisting in part of the following articles: , riain ana r ignrea MIKs-wnrt Satin Dress Goods, Ginghams, Berage de Lai nes. Lawns and. Tissues, Lawn and Chintz Robes. Plain and Dotted Swiss and Mull Muslin. and White Goods in abundance. N e ask particular attention to our stock of Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings, and would sav to the Ladies that we are now prepared to show them Bunieiiunir particularly nice in tnat department. t)f 1 loths. Plain and Fancy Cassimnra mnA s.itl. i

netts, Jeans. Silk Velvet, Satis, Marsells, Valencia ss well as Corn. The 30 inch Mill, if put to itsi fullarid Fancy Vestingsand Cottonade, we have a full speed, will grind from into 15 bushels per hour, supply, and ss cheap ss yon can ask them. I These Millsare warranted to be in every respect 1111.(1.1.111.... .... . . ! .1...1 4 1

follows: Men's Calf. Kin and ston Root,. rir .-.a. a W. UVflO,..., HlHn;, vUlinm. in Pin aS . Morocco, Brojmns, Oxroni and Jersey Ties; Yonths snd Boys Kip and Calf Boots and Brngans; Ladies Morocco, Teal and Kid Slips and Boots. All of the latest style and made of the best materials, and in a workmanlike manner. In Tact if von want cheap Boots and Shoes go to Walkers for them. Our stock of ready made clothing is now com plete, and consists of as follows: Cloth. Casst mere. Satinet. Lustre and Linen Coats; Satin, Mar- i sells and Fancy Vests; Doeskin nnd Fanrv Cassi mere, Sntinett, Tweed. Linen, Cottonade and Corduroy Pants: Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Ac., msde of various styles and sizes, so if vou want a suit all out and out, cheaper than the Cheapest, lust call over to Walkers and get them. "? .r"'l supply or Leghorn, Palm, Panama, and Silk Hats. Uneensware.tn whole or broken sets, Esrfhen and Stoneware of dim-rent shapes and sizes; A full supply of Groceries of all kinrt.. in r.o. jetT thing that is needed to snpply the wants of! -ui. i. ir country, wnicn we Intend selling cheap and no mistake. Our motto is small profits and quick returns, and to lot no one go away dis -satislied. N. B. We are st all times paying the highest market price in Cash t-t all kinds of grain. ap2-I8 WALKER & BROTHERS. Queensware GUss,are. IHrt Aeensw re consisting of IUU Lustre. California, Khlue, Columbia, audBilt band tea are. SpongM and painted dishes, baker, plates, teawsre.Juas. bowls. Edg'd e c dishes, bakers, nappies, twifflers, martins. C C Jugs, bowls, ewens Snd basins, sponr'd and painted, plain and fluted teas. CC A " 209 boxes glassware the above selected for tho country trade. For sale by O.ALPKfCH, Xo. m. Main St. between 4th & 5th, west side,Cin. O. WHERE tO THEY 0 ".HE FROM? IS THE QV EST! ONsO frequently asked In regard to Burton's New Goods, Ihieh are almost daily arriving. When we Brut heara this woudering, where they came from, w thought it was only occasioned by the amount of his never ending stock, but after a thoronrh examination, we Cnd that he has the prettiest and cheapest goods in this market, and that he gets them direct from Sew" York snd Philadelnhia. H h.. . .-A Jl t 1 t . r -w-.-.8v stu-t wVU a .s V. . . ..ihii 's iimsood, Consisting In part of a general assortment or black snd fancy Silks and Satins, Bareges. Barege detains, MioMinedolaii.es, Bombasines, Lo-tres, Poplins. v.. ....,, u.n, i.iikiii, wiss, nook and Jaco. Parasols, Fanss Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons and 11 M-uCc.ove: Hosl'er;: 'SZ'ZZ. s- - vr is.utf v wiiviiiion GcnUemens, Goods In ureal variety: Clotha. ru.im.. c... ... Tweeds, Summer Cloths, bleached and'brown Linens and DnlliiMts, Vsstincs. Stocks. Handkerehien.. I ravts, Glnvw etc., with a general assortment of bmiau.v AY STYLES of HATS and CAP. of almsrsry descripMon. In ahnndance, wellslcted.of superior One and SsAtMSMAIt lAHalUl.u a la M iviuinvn usitsT7H K IUW BfflrTv'200 Pieces oFPrinU Good styles snd fast colors, with a heavy stock or lings. Tickings. Checks, Flannels. Cottonade. a.,..w.., ..Ta-MV.ia-U Willi f-UIVTTl JWQSHHS nd llrllFtr'i, hirtiiurs, Mnsqnito Bars, and every thing I ""? P s reUil store. Also, a heavy stock of Umiw.m n.-i ; .K.iiuw-waryi, y,.iar-ware. and Gmcrla. hic All : atWI -a were mifni very rOMn. and a. .11 ji f'ww. ..Ll fiB: e." "4 flne for yourselves. It . " -"- 1 to show foods and price. Brookvllle, April 14, leia. BCRT0X ARtETICS.Tti flnest stock ever oBtered 1 1J "arkeUof Gloves. Hosiery. Silk Mils, I,;"" Collars .Chemisets, Vndersteeves, Ribbons Silk and Berare Vails. Ti.lv Tirf r... i.j... fjis d Kmbroilered Linen RdkCs, GeiitsSiik. ; Linen and Cotton Pocket and Neck RdkP. Comha. 1 Broshe! I "I- II a. hrhrsdv 5eedles. Pins, Buttons, Raior s-opS; besides a thoasand oth rri. i- Vw, . . meront to mention la a small advertisemwnt. all r which will bo sold at small prists by ayes K. D. AULrb.t dk BOX. VALLEY HOUSE! ?J? l," of announcing to the public that tae Vuu. Rnrw i.m,, n.iaj . .... ' K. at.l.. Aa. .w . ..... ..... ' .........a,. , .mnnnnuiiinsni nte travelling "". no pains will be spared to promote corafirtof those who nitr d,ir, v mk th x" v hots their home. present management, I Bauer mvself th t no House in South eastern Indiana can esal The batMing Is large and eemnrodloas, and eonstrweted expressly for the parposa to which it is applied. The anderslrned has had mucb experience In the Intel news, and ta sat.sSorf . n 1 . JmWfws ve,red him, will not neglect nakinc Say K .c?.'W 1 VSl A U a a Wts . saV T a A rr ur a uu a r

"'." "ones. eic. wun a general assortment f Irrnrh tVrkfUllan, toffs. nnders.eeves, Speneers, Handkerchiefs, Lares, Kddncs, Mantillas. Canes. r.n. sk..i.

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and Oil cloth Table Covers, manufactured and sold, vholessle and retail, by M. Sawyer & Co. tia. 8 College Building, Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio. Orders promptly filled. Country Merchant and Pedlera supplied en the lowest terms. Nov. 6, 1S5J. 4o-lms. PRIVATE DISEASES CURED! With Unparelleled Success 13 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. DR. HALL offers to the afflicted New Remedies, (free from mineral poisons) which diffuse themlelvca tbroush every Dart of the humsn sTutem. antldem the Veneral virns, in the short space of irom iw to six nays, consequently every symptom efthU Insidsous monster disease leaves the system, and the patient is again i cstored tfi Tull health and vigor, without any danger from exposure, or in terruption oi nujiness. Those who have been unsuccessfully treated, and And the last state of their case worse than the first, sre particularly solicited to call. Lone 'landing eases of Gtnorrhea and Gleet, strictures, urethral discharges, Duming pains in the nrtnary passage, syphilis. nocturnal potency inflammation le, cancers. qnirkly nana new rrmeates.. . mso, colitis, coias, oronemm, incipient eon I rnimnuon. rin.n.i.. ni. Hr... ii.,rf.. liver enmtliii i 'nt .iij K t.t. j . careful, thoroueh and scientiBc manner. Take particular Notice That loathsome habit, most frequently indulged In by youth, which expels reason. drowns memoir, defaces beauty, diminishes strength, vilintes trie blood, causes internal, external and ncurable sores, "makes a strong man weak, and a wt "",u tool, is trested with unparalleled success. ueasnrsi ana linpelrnc)-, Debility of the Sex-Hat Orrnnt, most commonly the resnlt of sn early habit, though sometimes produced by other causes, viz: long residence in a warm climate, frequent Indulgence, and a variety of intercourse, close applicntion to business, sometimes there is a disposition to it from birth, or it comes on spontaneously. Persons thus afflicted sow.moslof the symptoms of premature decay. Washing of the onrans themselves, heaviness in the loins, headaches, loss of memory and destitute of veneral pleasure. It is impossible to be placed in a more mortifyine erudition; cnt off as it were from all allurements of female society, with no hoyes of domestic happiness, and deprived of one half of the incentives of life. Persons thus afflicted, should call Immediately : on PR. HALL, and be at once restored to health and happiness. IVlav !s rthnjre.ro rt. , AGCE AND FEVER. Dr. Hall's celebrated ' Arne Powders have never been known to fail, whan taken according to his directions. They are nature's own remedy, ami purely veeetnble. ; Persons at a distance can consult Dr. H. by letter, ; postpaid. Medicines sent to all parts of the United Mates ana - annua. nov. is: leas. 47-irr THIS Mill differs from all others in the cons tion of the Upper or Runner Stone, whic struchich is composed of French Burr Blocks, enclosed in a ( cast iron case, which forms the back and hoop of tne Stone, with a cast iron Eye, or Bush, that is of greater external meter at tho bottom than at the , ,, i . , . . - , , . top, which is secured at the back bv four bolls, so .u... . t a. . - . . . . .. . . . i"aicc) uiock is in tne lorm oi a aoveiaii, wiiicn gives greater strenirtli to a Stone, than anv other method which is required in small Mills hen the .toiie is run with arreai great siieed.an.l becomes danre rous if not stroncly msde. It also gives weight to s Stone of small diameter that is required, w ithout haviur it thick or bieh. that makes it ton hew. This Mill is a square frame, made of w ood or cast iron, in the form of a busk, with Bridge tree, Spindle Balance, Rine, Driver, and Regiilntins Screw, ann gnnas upon tne same principle as a large mill, differing only in the Riinnine Stone: this being the great weight, enables it to grind nearer thecenlrc a greaierqnaniityo' gratn and with less power than ny other mill now in nse. This mill is nori.-iMc. and may be attached to steam, water, horse or hand power. Also, all sizes of French RurrMill Stones, manu jactured on the same principle. or for which he obtained Le itets Patent in If 42. rFor all infringements the purchaser will bo held josepn n. ourrnns, oi i iiiciniintt. Is the inven lesponsime tor the riglitof using. 1 ncse Mills do not n ouire a Millwriirht to ..l them np, snd all tliat is necessary lo put tliemin opreation isto attach a b:in.l to tho" pulley on tho spindle.with a priim sutli .ienlly largo to run the 24 inch Mill 240 revolutions per minute; attathep to horse, stesm or w.iterpower. By thdstca.lv appli cation oi t onorse power, me .Mill witignii.t fit8 bushels ner honrof ffvwxl meal, ami will rin.l -0 1 rV."lNOIHIVU All orders must be directed to J. H. Bl'RROWS, Front St.. lower side, bet. Main & Wslnut, Dec. 3, 1852-oO-lyr. Cincinnati, Ohio. CL,OTns, rnsslinerea, Satinet and Jeans Lis. k& F.mnuR, have on hand a very large and choice selection ofcloths.cassiineres, satinets and Jeans, for sale at the lowest tururo. Callandsee them. my M AS0N1C &. ODD FELLOWS' FURNISHING STORE. WILLIAM ADDIS, Has removed to Sixth st. Bacon's Building, under Ma?notia Hnil. ('incini.Mti 01.1 MASCFACTCKEKor Co( nines and Keeslia of evetv description, for Masons, Odd Fellows, n 1 lemperance. 1 empie or Honor, Druids ReA Men, Brotherhood of the Union, and Good Fellows. TTP Being a member of the shove orders. I am prepared at all times to furnish everything appertaining thereto w ith punctuality and dispatch. feb. 16, '53 9-i2m. R. H.STRUEVE, DEALER IN WATCHER. CLOCKS A JEWELRY, keeps on hand a largw assorted stock, of all styles and pneeg; also, repairs Watches and Jewelrv in a Uioroagh workmanlike manner. mr5, '53-11. Wm. A. Trowbridge, 1TrnOtE..I.E nETAtl.- Deslcr in s-roceries snd trodnoe. South I-... tn Vvntvv iVT i' t"lrositetne rsrm. rs llotet) LIAriAAATI kecs constantly on hands 4VWW1 asaAtstmanl nf !! 1.. ." . . . . : (r" V'.W" .".n." ue, wnich he 1 vu.isi.. mu trauc Kb we loweti raiesi I -rPLANTS READY. THE subscriber has the f.Jessnre of announcing that his sweet Potato Plaits are now largs enough, and can be bad in anv qnantiir at his ger- " J""1 aoove nroosy-nie, at $0 per HStO. lie w"l also commence delivering fts ihe stations which , . desigiutte.1 in handbills on Monday the !Hh Inst. Bnt tiiose in distant parts of Franklin, DecsI S"I o tb. s r.utn, r!We, vc, can rve certain of havtnr ! has sprouted over ami ki,.h..i. k..: rl Uh Tiite. ' ' ,,m.n slnRe has an abundance of early PlanU, which are best and most desirable. - K. H. CASE. May 3d,lS53. so4W SMITH & NIXONPIANO FORTE DEALERS. T WEST 4th STREET. ClXCIXXATI, OHIO VA holesale and ReUil Agents for the Stodart and the Danham Piano. Terms Cash. April .'5S1-1 jr. Robert T- Thorbnrn. BKJSS r-OUSHEIt, s0. 51 Vrf f rssf sr., Ca. Ii " Silver plated Fancets.Stop and Valvs J I Cocks, Soda snd Generator Brasses, Hose Joints. Dlstellery and Hydraulic Valves, e. OH r.looes. RaHgeandCillenderCocks. Copper Rivcts.Speln.r Polder, and Castings in Brass. Copper and Block Tin, Babbit or Anti Fruition Mettles. Orders from the country promptly attended to. - Cash paid for Copper and Brass. Feb.5, 'a.V-lu-Iyr. VOTICE. The Stockholder of th while Water Valley Canal Company will take notice that pursuant to an Act of the General Assembly sfthe state of Indiana approved by the Governor, Feb. 1st, IP4t, A. D., the Board of Directors of ni.l i-nmn.. ny, for the purpose or raising money to repair the canal have made au asiwssment or toper centum Z.r.r ... . . aT v" 7" . oei n g ave collars on v. a ' :-a-.u ot me st.K noiavre. and warca assessment they are hereby requested to pav Into the Irsasnry of said Company, on or before the 15th day of July next, and in default of la payment of said assessment In . ..A pany win m pnrsuance of the provisionicontainMl 'n A " the 16th day or July next, offer at public sale at the door of the canal offlce In Conof the said stock ofsnch slo.khol.iers as shall have rrrT1"" " tae highest bidder so mark .aneu to pay ai.l assessment as w ill be necessary to satisr. the same, and transfer said stock on the Books or the company to the purchaser thereof ceordingtolsw. A. B. CON WELL, Prest. Office White Water Valley Canal Co. Counersville May 6th, 1853 Sl-Smonia. Ill A Rs b,k "nfy Cassimere Pants; VV7 v"o " nanncK Linen and Cottonade do 1S l. and macy Silk and Satin - 1MI Cloth. 1'ia.lm.M. 1 in..- VI ;.. A Just opened .ad roTssFe rt tS; est at P?!l!tf TYsTftR BARER'.

, seminal weakness, or nais an, hereto be found in a naner wUhn,...,

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, rheumatism, diseses of the back and loins. ' n.i r - i'.i Ij L. . .

of the bladder and kidneys, hydroce: ,7 VZZTL ZZ.2L P''n

, ulcers, and skin diseases. &c, will be i. J. iZV :"..X" ?-??J0,.V'

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WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE K. O. r.ooiimsii & Cs,, rV.3t, Pvnfl Sirrrt, .'laclamit, Ohist. Itf OW offer for gale the largest assortment of paper

ii ww louna ia uie wesi, eonsisuiijr Ol lf News, Letter.folded Cans. Flat Can. Blank Book! i M.niii. ii -i n. i-. ia... . , : Rlazednnfflarednnner Primor. int. riXj t-v. 1 r rimers cards, Card Boards, i at and Straw Boards, OUR EASTERN CONFECTIONS.. ! Enable us to keep as large a stock of paper material and all other goods connected with an exclusive paper warehouse as can be found in any city east or west and we ran conHdentlv sav to our customers j that we can give sufficient Inducements for them w ma., hilumo. ui u. iu urcierence 10 fouif east. 6 BOOK PAPERS. We have on band a full snpply of fine book pa pert from the Dayton Mills, and will be constantly receiving (as we are the only agents) all the different sizes and qualities needed by publishers ard Can have made to order hny size or quality wanted on short notice also Eastern Book Papers. PRINTERS. Can find all kinds of Job Papers, and Paper Mate BOOK BINDERS. Willalwav ha i,m,i.i,.H i.k i Vi . , . ,u.al.w" '"""shed with Ledger and Blank "P6.0' 'essnd qualities; Binders .Cloth, assorted colors, Binders' Leather, Plow i Knives, &c.,&c. ' PAPER MANUFACTURERS. Supplied withq est English Fellines, wire-sloth. Bleaching Powders, oil vitriol, alum, Rags, Hemp a ado Art I LAFLIN BROTHERS WRITtsrn Piurpc Already two premiums have been awnnl.-il l'flin ) Brothers Tor their superior skill as manufacturers " llh. W mitt .......... I'l. . : . , of line Writing papvr. Their first rtans. and Con gress Laid papers are at least one year in advance of all competition in quality, style" and price. We have the general agency for the' west for these celebrated papers. BLISS, BOTTER & CO'S PRINTING CARDS. We are also sirents for B. P. & Co's Card Boards, Enamelled and glazed Papers, Bronzes, bronze size, c. &c. B. P. & Co. keep us supplied with a stoi k of not lessthan eight thousand dollars worth of their manufactures. RAG A STRAW WRAPPING PAPER We have the best article to be had in our market, im can suppiv it in anv qnaniilv. BAGS tV.tlVTF.D. We pay the highest cash price for good country Rata. E. O.GOODMAN & CO., nov. 10 4P-6ma No. 34, Pearl, CinO. The Information Wanted. nAVIXflbeen informed that frequent Inquiry has been made for me, for the lust two years, I would now inform mvold friends and rnsto'mers. ss well as the citizens of Franklin. Rush. IVminr. and RipK-y comities, e nerallv. thnl I have taken the Woolen Factory or Gorden & Woods, at Metamors, for four years, where we design earning on Wool-carding, Spining, Weaving, and mnnufartuI rine of Sattinelts. Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, Cloths, rassimeres.and Stoking Yarn, forthecus...iii, tinier on snares, or oy the yard, or pound. Also, dying and fulling done to order in the usual season for such work. The proprietors of this establishment are adding largely to the machinerv, so that we shall be able to do as good work, and on as short notice, as any other shop in thecoiinlrv. 1 he subscriber flutters himself that ho i i"ai known in this coniinunitv to need anv recommend or declaration or his abilities. His long residence at Laurel, and constant attention to biisinessshould secure to him a good share of the public patronaee. u a..., iarfre amount oi nuui., lor which we w ill pay liberal prices In goods at the Factory or Store. Anv anionnl of wool mmi win K ken; also produce of every description usually taIron K- Ka Uln..,. " iitic i-iutt;u. Particnlar pains will be taken tc accommodate foreiga customers with their cardinc over niirht.l We ant to make a great many new acquaintances this summer. Come old friends, let ns see your smiles snd favours once mora. Our old scale of prices will be onr rule. ELI AS MACEY . Metamora, March 4th, 1853. 12-9mos. - JONES BROTHERS & COSPCCFSSOSS TO J. D. &. C. JONES & CO. Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods. No. 19 PEARL STKET, . CINCINNATI, O. jobs n. josss. sro. W. JOHIS. Cil! JCl MnKSTO. reh. 15, '5S 94m. ft ROCEIUCS.., Hhds Sugsr. " I W bl.ls. N.O. Molasses; 23 Half - do Just received and for sale cheap by March 1st, 133311 R. TVNER. mam mkck. jko. h. m.ivii.1. Linck and Farquhar. AT Til K Post Offlc-e buildings. South West Corner Miiin and Head stivii. l!rra..L , u t...n The attention of U10 public is most respei tfully invited to oiirspritig stock or gnmls. carerullv selected, exclusively from the Cinciniisti Market! "of the latest and most fashionable stxlcs." m" LINC'k & FARQUHAR. R";''TS tDltlHnO:s.-Ju.t receiyI ed a liirire and handsome assortment of the most fashionable bonnets and ribbons, and for sulci m 7 MXCKot FARttUHAK'S. V lot or l mbrellas and Parasols for sale at the I't'OTiuic i tire b v m 7 L1SCK & FARQfHAK'S. P A C V OODS-Splendi,l assortment or liwns. Beraffes. Ilomim ia ii. Silk. ! ..1.- " '."ues. " wt 11 1 ureas goous For sale very my 1 LINCK & PARQVHAR'S. pKI.-VTS .V ;i;il A S-00peccs or well 1 assorted prints and Ginghams. For sale at reduced prices at mr LINCK & FARQUHAR'S. C I'JI JIEB WAHE-A very large nssorlmenl O or the most fashionable, snd durable summer goods.just receivedand r.r sale by ni 7 LINCK & FARQl'HAR. II A?lm.' nK,!VAII.S, Ac, Use, A FII mn-a invite attention to their complete assortinont of nails and general stock of hard ware, at reduced Cincinnati retail prices. may 7 R'ii?. w?k,ES' " fresh chehre Very be"llit.v ofroceries, snp. atthe LINCK & FARQUHAR. . Qrr.r.SV n:-W h.ve just recetvTthe V most beautiful ock of queenswareTin setu or UvP,Ce' CTer More nrr" " marketV my7 LINCK dt FARQUHAR. H "rtT.f r.?."1" br,t Wn ,c of fashionab - - lctoiieu and ior Rale at my 7 LINCK dc FARQUHAR'S. HITS AIV1 CAPS. 3 cases Silk Hats. 1 rase Kossuth ditto Plm.7 TV .KBnj,.FaJr' Artiste do. fo 1' Kth' nd Fur CPS-J"t arriving and for "oc&'th, ,2. RICARU " pASDYt Cnndyt J dollars per hundred r boxes stM. DKMANDS Candles 1 1 Tweiv hove. .. M iik-u . v '"A""".'. ensfgo tor Shlo ' bet""Ce0 Fmh ,,,d ClVcinnati ZZ Pl 9, 1M2-16-1) iL... 'i.:' I?"': .factory, almil Vf cs'paeiof wltcHtd Norlhof the po.,offlc.r- $T &ST CJCo,I.?yAI'i "OrSK-onnersnne, Favette homu .:J.';"n'K' ''aB, ProprieJor. This vemn..J.n ET?L'rr"ir' famished, thoromrhly rwi.l o TeViV . eVln.",d, and every attention and mo.,7... J J'"'0- W hilst it is the best KhT t.r'r' tosuitall. Jy 'SS-IOalv no!i,IOn!Tt,',,i,,ncer,rlllP,ewrt months and forvcar.1 bill Tor payment.. A ffli c t ed Read! Mr.DICAI. Ilsiise. eiaHi-h,. fiv year ajo. by ttr. K.iiikeUai X. w. Con.,'' of Th..-;! aud I nion Ms., between Snmce and Pine streets, Ph.;;delphia. Fiftoco years of extensive and uninterrupted Tactlce spent in this city have rendered Dr. K. the most exnertand suc cessful practitioner far and near in ii? Ijeatment or oisesscsoi a prtyTtta nature. Persons srnicCi'tS ul.-ers upon the body, throat, or legs, pains in the head or bones, mercurial rheumatism, strictures, gravel, disease arising froni'youthful excesses or impunities or the blood, whereby the constitution hss become enfeebled, are all treated with success. He who places himself nnder the care of Dr. K may religiously confide tn his honoras a gentleman, aud confidently rely upon his skill as a physician. Takv Particular Kotice . toung men who have Injured themselves bv a certain practice Indulged in a habit frequently learned Trom evil companions or at school the etfeets at which are nightlj rfelt, even when asleep, and destroy both mind and bo.lv, shonld apply immediately. Weakness and constitutional ability, loss of muscular energy, phvsical lassitude and general prostration. Irritability and and all nervous m-v.i.Miis mnjresion,siiiptsnaeaor Ihe llevrand every diswase in any way connected with the .lisvrderof the procreative functions cared, and lull vigor restored. M Lean's Liniment THIS article U now fairly before the public, and the thousands of bottles sold indicate the superiority or this Liniment over others. Physicians now prescribe it In their practice. Try bnt on U cent bottle and yon will be convinced. Fifty ceut and one dollar bottle, have been received. Wholosals and retail bv nov. i--ivr knnr. v tias Northeast corner Fourth and Vine su'.CiVu. TJ A11V. rn, " ' ' Kenaall'8& TaylOT Thermometers T" rouowing gentlemen bar eertifled as to the jl TOrrecines ana accuracy of the aaetho.1 accuracy of th -...hn.! .hi.. their instruments are graduated: A. Caswell, Professor in Brown Cnlvavstty; J. 1. Kirlland. Cleveland, O.; , aias. i. coney, nuoson, t.; - Professor Eaton. Trov.N. V.: . Henshaw, Ward A Co., Boston; t J. W. Foster Portsmouth. S. H loclor Baicheldcr, Saw York I a oipioma for "specimens or Barometer and Thermometers" wss swairled lo Mr. K.,st the late Fair oT the New York Slate Agrtcnltaral Sociolv 1 These Instruments areaflorded wholesale and reMil s.nm.i. W111ICW.I prices, ov KAHL & THORNK. Western Agents: , KortheasS corner Fourth and Vin at. Clani - Whera nuiv .1 v. Iw. k.A . -- t . ' ij anu ran. nov. IJM-tjt, i . - t. s.niTn, 1 DEALER IM rr nrro IS EASTSlh ST nPBOCTTo r.-a... h : - - - cncnnxximmm, !.. im-se-ems. .

TUBE anal Water Praal Rwwrinfft The undersigned having been appointed Agent tor R. H. A C. M. Warren's Fire and Water I' root Rooflnr. is now resdv to do rooflnsr of this kind iu

i any part of Franklin, Union, or Fayette counties. ' Btore rooms of M. W. Hsle and . H. oz J. C. uunon. In Brookriile. are rnrered wttb this kind rooflng. to whom the nubile are referred. Iu durability, cheapness, safotv. and convenience, all iTOJuioreno it, as superior, in tne construction oi most buildings. . W.S.BAKER. Jy 10, '51 30-1-y DCHITCE & CO. Importers and dealers in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Watch-Maker's tools, and materials. Constantly on hand sn extensive assortment of row and silver lever and verre watches: flue ml and gilt Jewelry; gold, silver and common specta-J cles. Gold and silver pencils; spectacle glasses.! percussion caps, revolving pistols, razors, knives, scissors, dentists flies, toys. &c. No. 130, Main St., under Commercial Bank'.CincinnaU Ohio. Drp. AN DE KSOIf S 1An Intent For pains, acbes. bruises, sprains, cuts, wounds. old sores, corns, frostbites, colic, cramps, scrofula. and a sure and speedy cure for rheumatism, which we warrant it to cure, or refund the money. We could give a number of certificates of cores performed by j will go farther toword convincing any one of its efflcacy, than could all the certificates that could be printed. X. D. Galllon agent for Broookville. WM. ANDERSON, wholesale agent, 40. ly. No. 7 Main St. Cincinnati. rpEItMS af tb Indiana American J. S3 in advance, ?,5u in six months. 3 at the end of the year, and an addition of 30 cents for every year pay mentis delayed thereafter. j AavsR-rtscMEsm One square or less will be In- . serted three limes for one dollar, if payment be maoe in advance, one oouarano iwenty-nve cents if payment be delayed one year; and one dollar and fifty cents if delayed two years, and in the same proportion for the lime payment Isdelaved. Larre advertisements for a longer time will be charged an the same irinciJa. UK mmwx. PHITATK DISr.ASE, NEW REMEDIES ANDQUICK CURES. It is Important to many persons in need of MeJical Assistance, to obtain good advice privately- and promptly. To those who may tnus oesire to consult a prore ons stages and most complicated forms, offers in dncements which can be rarely equalled by any other Individual. Gonorrho-a, Syphlltis, Mercurial Diseases. Gleet, Strictures, Diseases of the Womb, and all Diseases In the Onran of Generation In both sexes, treated in a careful, thorough, and intelligent manner, pointed out by long experience and investigation. Constitutional debility, impolenry, sterility, seminal weakness, nervous aflections, and those deplorable diseases which are brought on by the destructive habits of inconsiderate youth and excessive indulgence of Uie passions, which undermine lbs constitution, impair intellectual vigor, and produce general premature decay, can be radically cured, and the unfortunate sufferers restored to healtn and vigor. Dr. Brown is the only regularly educated Snrgcon in Cincinnati who rives his whole attention to these complaints. His diploma and certificates cxnne seen at nis omce. V j Chnre?s very low. N. B. Patients of either bv statiue their disease i n symptoms, ran obtain medici use, by addressing W. Brown and enclosing a fee. Ornra Althe old stand. Junction of Easl Front and l olnmbla (.,econd) street, between Ludlow and Lawrence streets. TTysKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. 46. 12m. Marshall g Salve IT HAS PROVEN ITSELF to be the gre.tast 1 remedy of tne age for White Swelling. Fevsr Sores, Piles. Rheumatism, Sore Breasts, Sail Rheum. Tetter. Ac. WHITE SWELLING Tt has never failed to cure White Swelling w hen open. Fever Sores, old Ulcers, &c, always yield to the healing influence of this celebrated Salve. PILES This Salve is the only remedy that has proven itseir infallible as a cure Tor the' Piles. If spplied according to directions, and persevered In. it will in all cases effect a permanent and lasting cure in this nninful disease. SALT-RHEUM AND TETTER It has perform- ! cd the most astonishing cures in these diseases. : RHEUMATISM AND BRONCHITIS 1 1 has! piyen evneraesaiiiaction in tnese ConilHIantS. SORK AND SWELLED BREASTS we would particularly ren.lmmlco the Salve for Sore Breasts w hen open it will heal Uiym sound in a short time. It will likewise remove all Inflammation from the Breasts, and prevent ulceration if applied in season. Prepared bv MARSHALL & COBLENTZ. Lr.wissrso, Ohio. Forsaleby M. . HAILE. scp.!4-4u ly Broosvili.s, Ind. sm J. T. .R .CORPS, I5LIMJ MANUFACTURER, NORTH SIDE. NO. S2 SIXTH STREET. Svronrl tiomr Eatt Fine, mppwte the uSrm l-terMm.' ' Branch Factory, Corner Craie & Lewis Streets. ' Covington, Ky. drc. 10-21. The Placo for Barcalns. JOS. It. fl.AKK, keeps rnnslantlv on hand j at all times, a general assortment o"r watches, chains, keys, hn-n-t pins, ear rintrs. finger rines. spectacles, gold and silver pcnrils.gol.i ensofthe best quality , silver spoons nnd thimbles, srissors, pen and p.K-ket knives, razors of the best quality, together with agi'neral assortment of fancy article's, such as are usually kept in jewelry stores. Also S day and thirty hour brass clocks, which 1 w ill sell as low as they can be bought in the citv. Clocks, w atches and jewelry repaired in the best manner snd on reasonable terms. Old gold and silver taken In exchange for goods or Work, TTT'On door above Tj uor's store. j BOOTS & SHOES We have largely increas.l our stock of Boots snd Shoes, and now offer the gems of the season, to please the taste or the most fastidious, in the w ay of Mrs. Hi-rhki.i.s enslom mane ladies slippers and buskins withtheprct ticst babies boots and other"flxens" in town, may 7 LINCK & FARQUHAR. TkU. AXDF.KSOX'S (ins trie Neutral. I' izerllir rrrat regulator f the stomach nnd bwla Is one of the best dyspeptic and rover and aarue medicines or the present ago. lis neutralizing qualities improves the digestion. gives a healthy- tone to the stomach, regulates the bowels, and gives power to the human system to throw off all diseased and worn out matter. Dr. Anderson has used the Neutralizer in his practice for all varieties of diseases arising rrom a disordered state or the stomach, Tor more than twenty years with complete uccess,ascan be shown by hundreds or certificates. All we ask, is Hint our friends will call and givo It a tnal, as we know that It will tlve entire satisfaction. X. D. Callion agent In Brookville. Druggists and conntry merchants supplied iu large or small quantities by Wm. -n-derson, No. 87 Main St. Cincinnati. u a a a, , miss Rebecca Pattison. f;ii: I I v i itlllllllCl- LiHUrCI, inu. MISS P. will be round at the residence or her raiher Elijah Pattison on the north side of pearl street, where she will attend to Irinuninir bonnets. and other business in her line. She w illpivoespeciel attention to Sua v Caara Bonnets or which she hss s gtvod assortment, made orthe best materials, and latest spring fashions Just from Uie city. April 4. Cincinnati Hydropathic, OR VVATe.RCURE EST BLISH M ENT. THIS Institution is open, summer and winter, ror the reception or patients. It is located about live miles from the city, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton Railroad, and but a few rods from the Carthage Depot. To Uie lover of nature, few parts of Uie country furnish a more pleasing variety ol scenery than spreads Itselft before the traveler rrom CinctnnaU to the core, there nature and art combine, rendering the view beanUful beyond description. The Urge and beautiful ediBce displays the taste or the artist at a glance. The neatness and elegance or the interior.combine with the numerous attractions which present themselves to the invalid, eaanot tail to render this establishment a desirable one. , Thoroom ar well ventilated, and neatlv famished. The bath rooms are ample and commodious, ai,"a! the springs which furnish the water for this establishes are pure, soft, and abundant. In connection with w?s Institution there Is a gvmnassium. where patient W-iu !.;ive an opportunity or restoring their muscular strength by bealhful and diverting exercise. ' Females suffering from Uterine, Spinal or vou diseases, wilT, a heretofore be trsatet CCSsfollv in this Instil... nertrsated sneJHi l T if,ror.m;nc eAr h' devoted his time to Uie treatment of the sick, and beg, leave to sav that no pains will be spared tor the recovery of those committed to his care. Females suffering rrom LUirine, nervous, or spinal diseases, w'll as neretorore be treated successfully in this Institution. Patient are requested to bring two comfortawes, two large blankets, three coarse sheets, snd or 8 coarse crash towels, all of which ahould be marked with the name in full, or ir desired they will be furnished at ha extra charge of flfty cents per week. . . Tsk ws. The terms for Board, medical services and all ordinary attention, will be rrom tPJW to 111.00 per week, payable weekly. Extra attendance will snbjeel the paUent to an extra chanre. Some deduction will be made to those who And It necessary to spend s length of time In the Institution. Transient persons will be charged two dollars per day. c Three dollars will be charred for the Brst examnation. For further parlirnlara address post paid. r.,rth.- rr A-PEASK, M. I. Proprietor. JTsrlhsge, Hamilton Co., OWo, 1853. 19-3m. I ArREt. IROX FOUNDRY. This esMdT"o"lt ,,owIlnt,'snd.ofGo.G.BooV blwncif. H,B' 18 ,n Pration in all iu various Branches, ta nan twitih. K,.iut v W-gmachinesof tel.t... .... w turosa .7bSui TSSLfVt!., Ung shaft or belt it Th-nn.! V Z im bav'inVieorloV0" rans-ed m.KhinA ki t V . jwnarau machine, blacksmith and can-enters ahon. tlrnvan-. ji . V ..T a. .uow . . . factiiring nd keep constantly oo hand saw glimmers. Irons ror vegetable grinders, apple mills, snlngle machines, srrmw -nKan. !-. k...i j churns, saw maadril, blacksmiths tewel irons, and' - ,,r.' i .WW. parior eanrch aad box stoves, sus-ar kettles, hollow w.-a. ..i.i kj. wagon boxes aud irons, and also the premium cast r will xW furniXroiLrf done "r lin" lTsh,,aUauVwel" Wrm' ".?- Order nsspectfullV ollclted by

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I .7 uius nesire to c.nsun a proresV it' Sj" sional person, DOCTOR . iif f BROWN'S long exerience Jife-jf f, and ready skill iu remnvin ve

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FLOCR BARHELRiMi nc marcel price ia rash will be paid for merels.r.Liulo Boar barrels at the Exchanre Mill, Krenk rill-, bv Nor. 30.'5'i-50. . - GKO. HOLLAND A CO. rKECKLEU & 13R0TOErK

Importers of irrasicn I Iltatriintenti..GEKMAN. FRENCH Oc E.M'.LISU Fasci (itl, HnakrlsAc Twyn, No. S- Pourth Strucl. North side, lour doors East of Wslnut, Cincinnati! Every description or strings for Violins, Guitars, Violiuccllos, and Double Bass, consUmllv on baud. All orders o dealers in the above articles executed promptly and on the mot rensonnblo terms. ITftiAX'S BRASS INSTRUMENTS. Agents for sale of Haules 6c Co.'s Celebrali.it World's Fair Premium Perfumery, at catalogue prices. Nov., 185S. 46-ly. - S. ENGLISH & SONS, !TrrholnlMid Retail Bt l.l.OW S JIAJil. j l FftCTLICKItS. 106 Second St., between . Brosdway & Ludlow, Ciuciunali, Ohio. Nov. 6, 185 46-lvr. A H . TBI RT BILL. NE1LS0N & CHURCHILL, Importers & Msnnfactnrers of llarana and DomestlrCisars, And Dealers in TOBACCO, SNI FF, &C. No. S3 Main Street, Cincinnati. Nov. 6, 1859. 4G-tyr. JACOn r. rr.LL, Tanner nnil 'nrricr 313 NIain Street i inciiinaii; between 8th nnl nth Keeps ronsuutly oo hand a larre assortment of all kinds of Leather and Shoe Fin.linr. at the lawesl cash prices. Dec. IT, 1852 5J. CiIIlXAttlaA! ASUHlfcLSSll lf .. i We have on band a large slock of China, Glass and Queoiiswsre, selected especially to suit our Wholesale Trade. We import our Ware direct from manufacturers in France and England, and are thereby enabled to compete succen-fully wilh Eastern Dealers in style, quality and prices. In our stork of Queen. are will bo found an assortment of every artii le in thai line, from luebc.-t manufacturers in the East and West. Also keepcoustai.tly supplied with a large stock of Rockingham and Yellow Ware of superior quality. Our Icrms sre rsvnrsl.lc. snd we Invite Merchants to examine our wares a til prices. SAMPSON V CO.. 1 No. 92 Main St., opposite Trust Co. Bunk. Nov. 6, li-5J. 4C.-1. r. Cincinnati. (IA It PKTIXt.S. The un.lersigiieti would ay ; toall those wishing to furnish their floors with a carpet that wilt look well, lo rood service, and never fade, to call at his cstriblishinent and lmk throueh his present Mo k. w Inch he has l.'.lcly received from the cast, w hich can be sold at prices which willcouipare"favorably with the lowest Cincinnati rates. Helms. Iirerj- vtricjidti naiu ..icri. w. s.s ssuu i . i ....... : l S.UI. a a a . a .. I - . S. yyoiini invito .vr.Kl IIA. r ami yy iiiil.ts.ii.E nrvKKs io ;....w...in.i. i..,.a.i...i....,aa K F.tf V I.OIIDS, ADAPTED TO TDK SPKINC TRADE. Onr facilities for securing desirable Styles snd cheap Goods for cnstoiners. are not surpnsse.l by any House in the West, ss wc bare an cxpericiic.-d buyer constantly In tlie K.istem cities, forwarding us tinny sum nargains as uie market oners in RIBBONS.FANS : MILLINERY ROODS, K.MHHOIilKKIES, : LACK ROODS, HOSIERY dc RI.OVF.S, WHITE ROODS. HANDKERCHIEFS. DRESSTKIMM1NUS, PERFUMERY, COMBS. BRUSHES, THREAD, JEWELRY, BUTTONS, ACfOKDEOXS, : cr i Lt-.Kt . VARIETY GOODS, dec. The popular feature or soiling moM ..rthc Goods st Ave percent, advance will be continued. To Cash and approved Short Time Buyers, we a n offer liberal inducements. 36-ly ApoIIoRniId1nT.. T. for. .It It and Walnuts Cincinnati, O. INCOKPOHATED lr. ri.nc. aiieniiou oi tne pui.iic is respeciuuiy caueo I to tue superior laciiuies snome.i st tins institution, for qualify ing individuals in a thorouch practical manner for the Counting Kooiu and Business pursuits. The Course embraces HOOK-KEKPINR BY DOUBLE ENTRY, as pursued in the different departments of trade, commerce snd manufactures Business He nmanship. Calculations, Correspondence, and daily Lectures on Mercantile Law and Political Economy in their relations to Commerce. Tho Course csn be completed in from 8 to 12 weeks. Terms tW. Pupils being taught individually, applicants can enter at any time. For further particulars call at the College rooms ora.ldress iho Principal. nov. 19. 48-lyr V sit tli and itlnnliood. a vtoosors Lira, oa a frexitlrc dc-th. KINKELIN on Self Preservation Only 23 cts. This Book lust published is filled with useful in. formation, on the infirmities and diseases of the Generative Orpins. It addresses itself alike tc Youth, Manhood, and old acre, and should be read by all. The valuable advice and Impressive warning ll gives, will prevent years of misery and suffering ii.. niuiiiHiiy . uousanoH oi Lives. Parents by reading it will learn how to prevent .i.7.r,iciion oi tneir cnn.ireii. A remittance of 25 cents, enclosed In a letter. addressed to Dr. Kikkklik. N. W. comer of Third and Union slrcels, between Spruce and Pine. Phil adelphia, will insure a book under envelope, per r,,i ii vi man. Persons al a distance may address Dr. K. by letter, (post paid.) and be cured at home. I Paekaires of medicines, directions, etc.. forfrom " . I". Illf ii reilll.Uil dai" r curiosity. Book sellers. News A el by sending a remittance, and put up secure .rents. Pedlars. Canvasers and all others supplied with the above work st ve ry low raics. j of-lve Every family should have uropj.' Jh inTnlnahle &, mnly IS ttt per ffiyAlau frnnv thtftrtf. DK. HUNTER'S MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND BOOK FOR THE AFFLICTED. Containins an outline of the Origin, Progress, Treatment and Cure ofevery rorm of disease., contracted by Promiscuous Sexual Inlerconrsos.bT Self-abuse, i or by Sexnul Excess, w ith advice ror their prevention, written in a familiar stylo, avoiding ail medical technicalities, and every thing that w ould offend the ear of decency, front Die result of some twenty years successful practice, exclusively devoted to the euro of diseases or a delicate or private nature. To w hkh is added, receipts for the cure of llic above disease, and a trealipe on the causes, symptoms snd cure of the Fever and Atrue. for twentylive cents a copy; six copies one dollar; will be forwarded to any part of ihe United States, bv mail, rree of postage. Address, postage paid, -Hoy, nw Post Omee. or the Author, 38 Nonh Seventh street, Philadelphia. FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT. DR. HUNTER will forfeit 950 ir railing to cure any case or secret oisoasethat may come under his rare, no matter how long standing or sfllicling. Eitlier sex are Invited to his Private Rooms. 38 North SevenUi Street, Philad'a, without fsar or interruption rrom other patients. Strangers and others who have been unfortunate in the selection of a Physician are -Ted to call. IMPCTSNCYThrough unrestrained Indulgence of the passions, by excess of self-abuse, the evils are numerous. Premature impotoncy, Involuntary seminal discharccs. wasting of the or gans, loss of memory, a distaste fi. lemaie society, general debility, or constitutional derangement, are sure to follow. If necessary, consult the Doctor with confidence; he offers s perfect cure. READ AND REELECT. The afflicted wonlddo well to reflect before trusting their heslth, happiness, and in many cases theirlive. in the hands of physicisns ignorant of this class or maladies. It ia certainly impossible for one man to understand all the Ills the human family .re subject to. Every re,Pe'bo Physician has his pec u tia. branch, in which he is more successful than his brother professors, and toUiathe devotes most of his lime and study. YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted to .ne stuuy ami treatment or diseases of the sexnal organs, together wilh ulcers upon ths bod v, throat, nose, or bun-anains in th. k.a.i k,..-" real rheumatism, strictures, travel, irrea-'ularities. diseases arising rrom youthful excesses, orimpu - ritios or the blood, whereby the e institution has becomeenreebled, enables the Doctor to offer spcedv relief to all who may place themselves under his care. . Medicine forwardml to .n r,. r it,. rrninri Etates. -Price Ave nnil Un lnlla.r nor vm '-. 18S4V wgxW . "OH I A .. ... ui. lt2 3-ly. nr ... w, . ,V... a.f l.ii IS-rA IJXii

from 311 to 1 CU. N.r yard. Socall ai d see him. ; V, i 07u v',i ; , ,'"A,'K'? M Klf sexlivingatadistance.! OaUWth. ,KB. J RICH A lip TYNKR. : writinr. eivinr all the I O. T i.: It the most delicate Stomach. Ue r.sf iTT?.

orthc I a if! st nivie ntitl rasluon. rai cine in rrico ' if n... .1 .... w-n. ranrmt..

nes wilh directions for ! "'n III ''HI I.UIUU5.. . pemiiiie arti, le. and w u,t . 5n.. ' n, M. D., post paid, I R!i.T.RV Sf PRRTIV I I'OtNSAt K"ioneyer bottle. ' '

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- mu uie cltisensof Franklin. KnsU aud Decatur; 1 eoantles..ndtherestofmnVind"ingeneral.

- "ersigne.i wonw respecttully announce that uiomuiainpair rincc uie nooaannwe are pren.M .ii kiH. - a. . ... . ,, . - . . . .. ... -viaiiiuiu ooiivu t.ine parea to oo au aulas or work tn the term. . Wa Rromlse our cnstoiners good work, and all coming om a distance shall have their work to take home with them and a bed tosleen In If ti. .u- ... night. We wish also to purchase 20,(X)d pounds of wool tor w hich we will pay the verv highest market price In goods drc, of our own make, which we waraant to be equal to any made In any or the White Water factories. All th coorl. ... I...1 the Franklin County Fair, such as blankets, sattiPreml"- w determined tb spar j Ubor to make our work pod, and.ll tooktheffrst par no nanis 1 1 trlkn ra ""."i'1.?.'0'' H,on, shall havo full satisfacUon. oi mercnaaiaue produce taken In ex-

$50 0 CIlAri CM?

ui a au iu their power ' ,rI , iueirca,lur.,,liu UjiuiwTJ! U,e " Il'.v!, to promote U.oir ow"heal?u J? "'"&1 feel it mv dniw "eaiia at mil "' WOw Sr.?",7..to oleuinlr ,.,"ir'c. 1 niMoruv or disease, to LV" adulUaralUble. If .i!Tl-,?.h" -hitdI l y changeable from o .- i M'P"!. e,J -K-nisch, Pn ki of Sfcti ? irreeuKr-'i-' WORMS. ...a lnet: Ouee applT n, e reoie.lv- 7 ""M -T0 -.: equal in the -i.i ' , ' .." ""i.is im run ere . J...! strength ,c rtStoih. IT?1' fallible remedy for tho ,r ST h! the astonishing cures nerfZ ' ?.,,h nJ." Its supenor efllcacy over .1? X rT 'vM"a take 6 or. ol my l.ir,r Pm.u,'nW r m, . obstructions, thai the Xf?' " l M...A, I niu.. tit it-..- l . . 111 run - - lU ,.1.1 . "'"-1 " ....... ...a. .. v, iii. n ,.h mt... i r ' Mai--. : . B.-l a.. . . ..i".T ,llri hma.. : ' "'- r.f K..i..wcaiiat, - -j- dicuring the most obstuwu. c , i tV'"' " foil iREAD THE FOLLOW nd you cannot U- iii.t iT a. M " (iity .all, upon you to .. '- 'i out ofthc n.auy lil iderful cflc. ts. "!.. , -. I. lit. Dr. i. N. IIOBENSACK-S ,fw .. . theinrci.tororat.islih v.,li:s! ' ' -this humble testimony m iu f...' " ' oa. !r.::i..a aie. geutlo etlHerfulU , . liatiinrlia.l imi. l, -,-,,.. " ' 7" ' : t of tarions rrepsrstio,,.. ,, ,"'"z ""' ' skilled in ministcriii2 lo ,'i,i, ' , 1 ' " ; B..U-U.-.I it u,0 (K.,i ,Utt blA ,.,'":,'"- V use no o:i rwhile y our t iulj vl' . '; A .laughter of ours ' . Her s in, ton,, w rr,. : ,.,1. . "--i . IIO.e IHiU'-hl lura r..n,...l. ....... r r, . . . .r i .irm. ii lallK-tllmira. ...I. Itlllla lk lv . t..l.l .... . . u"yllL a . I . death, now p.;.,' " Sy rup. r.stor.-d the cli.lu. " ,fi T nitnt. HOBEXSACK-S LIVER TILLS No part oi l!.,- system is more liable , 1. i a 1 . ' i 1 ' !.... .1.-.. MVIU ;, : ... ., ...re a, asiiemrio t,m-f, the blood, or eitii.c tliei.n i..r. . .... ..r'! an uie i i . t K. u seryirc as s fi:i?rru,T e blood, or git ;,.g the pr. lJl so that any wn.i-g action of tlie Ijrer other iinporiai.l parts ol the sl .m. ,n.W,. riously in Liver Con,pl,i,. j.ubJi ." tlK Arc. e should, therefore. .hV,; ', ''i' Hint mi'.t indicate a r,., ,,,,l JZ?-.l'Um'-ntilnrc t. h.-: 1 ii... ... i ; ". i -1.1 7k mtnuMucmincwifTTv. 1 EKATIVE, which . Iiaig in some ineyUii. and insensible nioniier the certain niortMsirtwiJ s'ts-j tur i-iinrir" ill (rrr..t. . i j .. ...a. . ,-.a.. u, lUJIl.tlllll riU'J lubf.lJ strcpihtotho ..ervuu. .,, rTe.i,S and vurortoall pansofthe ho.lv. 4lh, aftTHAR 1 IC, w hicb a. u. in pcrf.1 1 hari'imnv iiU thf nut. ingredients, and 0K-raliiu. on llic feiwel-. ,H . H-llii.g the w hole massol . orriii.t .l i itutni amlerand purify injr uie Bl.K.d.whUdcrtroi.tin; and restores health. ' TO FEMALES. j Yon will find these Pill. a Invaluable mdiont : m many romplainis lo sluch.ou are salsm. h ohMni.iionseiilirrl.,11.1 or partibl.thrt IrnVe k- . found ofiiiestimahle ben, lit. rcstorine their frnic . ....a arranjreineinsio a healihv a.li.Mi. pimfvnr the bl.MNl and other fluids so elf.-ctaallv Kimik tlifhl all coini l:.iiil9 which mav urije Irom fCOJi. irn-arularities.as headache, giildiucss. dnrnr sijrlil. pain in ihe side. back. Ac. au.l egVicdii.' on i Wicas ilie Ik-m Pill, for all diseases, ui m ih. rpiiowii ' MEDICAL EVIDENCE. W e. the nndersiged I'liyaicians. hsitrf !. receipi oi ineir m.niiil.i. titn-s -nhnnti M i k iiish. noli. say. that Ihe iniri-.tient. .,., !, m,.. sr.- compoci makes then, the bi -t Pill io OT an .useases or the Liver. Impuriii.-. of Ui,- Klnoa. Ore. Wcsnv this noi oi.lv fro... nB. !......,... j butslo fn.m that olthe fn-s nit;.i.l i:jihuntt lr I the l ulled Stales. All .li.-., s r-.,...n..e tti-'c of an ALTERATIVE. HI AHIOKhl ll' and CI K n..imf. .Mt.Ull IF. that rams iii..lcri.rntiT. nas heen treated wilh the a!.oe Fills ila lt nio.a s.iti.af;utory svecrss. ;kok:e vyoop. m. n. :. .McCI.FNNAN. .M. II. F. Kl.otVI.KY. M. U. L. BOW EN. il. II. JCy Purchase none Imt those havini the riviture. "J. N. HOBENSACK." upon tack boi.all others sre worthless imitations. AgenLswivhiiir new supplies, and allothff wishing l.. become agents, must sddress the frf-, prietor. J. N. IIOKKNSACK. l his ljUiratorr. l-Jli North SECOND Struct, above Usee, FHIUDELPHIA. Sold by all DrupgisU snd Merc hant ia Use I. Stales. Pamphlets givinz Certificates of cures perfrrurt in differei.t parts nt the cmintry. by the atwre meticines.can be Im.l n.tis of the 'azrnts. For sale h. .M. IV. IUII.K. lirnotville. BROWMNn A WALE. Terry Haute, whileah agents fur the Stale. Price each 25 cents. dr. J 50-lvr. Dry Goods, Grocet.es, &c. THE subscribers have Just n ceiveil direct uwt New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati, snd general aorttiieiit of d ii v o o n s i Consistingin part or Broad CMha. finiei. Vestings, Silk Goods in even- rariely, Print a' Muslins, slso a ircneml aa-ortmcnt of Hardware, Cutler, and Edge Tool, Groceries, Hat Caps. & hVa.ly -Ma.le Clothinr, Boots ami Shoes, Three plv and Iiirrair rrpMs. at all prirei. Iron, SteelNails. Farminc Iten.ils. Hello r.arthcm are. A-r.. c, . Their slock has been selected in the show citia bv a competent purchaser, ard they st M"' tl e- can offer goo.l at lower priocsnei ofbrwr quality than ever b -fore dni c in the Slat. Th,.' i, ,r.. r,..-..,.f..llv invited U call M cx.iniineioriiienisei.es. , j N. B. The hihet price paid f' n ,M pnMuce. Miuir,iiu.i;v;: Dec. 24, Laurel. IndisMThomas McGcchin, H H0LES.V.E GROCER. Scvtk : r"arnf S,xrk Sf 'r. Cinrnnrntu OJiJ. This House has been doing bemes lor 21 vears at present location. Feb. 25, 'S.t-10-lj r. RAWDOX, WRIGHT. HATCH 4 EPSOif Bank Note Engravers a ri t LSO.-Ensmved in sl) Jl cvllci.ee to that of Hank N'Tfi, . ..si v i tvi rorni'wiI' fa flirrtl. and County Bon.l-. Bills 01 '""r,. piwasDrafts. Certificates of St. nd Twr of Exchanf. sonr Sotes. Kill and Itt.T l.eaus. " Ing and Professional Cards, Notarial, t . Hand Seals. &c. p.Mrof nr!c cnnstanliy on nanu. ,nnlitr. Unt. ma.le to order, of very 'SV Theabovo office is nn ier uio !-' , ,,.ut T.Jones, a practical engratcr. , d. j. w. k"1; -i w aml W'r.. Thsr.:r..Worpa.i fr"'!i Jie eontliinaiii-e ol I ,4n the citizens of town anfl eonn.r; - aM attention to the fact ol his taU P frtC.. fullsetof Artitlcial iceiu, . Cnnntv Fair. . . r.ilP' All operationsin the dental Art K-tastf" ne latest ami m..5. i.- ; . r"'""L-. anted. No eban.es f-.r ex sm'nail"" tnrft jrJ'oaice iu tne ....itvrt J. if. snoFBEBGrB w .....!. i... -ini.ln.iati. Ohio. .t..j on hand". - '5 ; "iine.ru-. .. u....u ! Bloom. Justly celebrated or u MfflllM Ho 1 -j for its superior quality. Also . 1. E"' i bellows, vires, .screw P's'-. EnrIit irnr i Blistersteel, V ,i alnls wP ""T, s Carriage axles. Mould Boaras. s,, ,, ' All or which they will wsi r martct prices. er,',','a "j ellew', j amine ourstock before pun-i. Feb. 25. '53 IO-6'us. ' r. f (.,. m ,,r,.i.c Ai'-. ft W. PAT3TJE ? .'old ? i U. iumeof.AVMs V -U. rallf. .J1 to Uieirtrlenas anu tue p..-.. r. ' have opened. V.v,!ri r Sr ....JafT V Mltchel. on re" ' .,,'". feud. Twhere-Uiey will b. ready vfc jsj ..t. ' ! k.,-iand horses -. ,, i....o; -"e"i chlonabW i" - Persons coming to Laurel by rw ,!' will be conveyed lo the neiguw . -i s J..1..uy uie teeu. u. - hour, " A trsdsings-rootorstsrvirgyourho" it a call, our terms are reasoushieChina. Ulnss & y Main 8trert '- otS chants, a lull and o"J''nHwlr article In their Une; ana. "un ritw

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. THE TAPE WORM

iudeliiiite length, iK-comi ... ,:lero, r.".' . in the IutaUne.;ur 'W aa so sadly as to cause St y '"u, I l'' """ "irh? those afflicted sel.lo.n jf ev ' .it hastenine. tlieui i " "'"'a! i" ,'t . todestroy this Ina. must be i.iirsiied. it ,7. r"'-i-eti,- :

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V .. lill- Kill. 1. ... . .

, Tlt'C ACTION:

in Cinrinnatiin prefer-ncc 13 3mos.