Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 26, Brookville, Franklin County, 17 June 1853 — Page 3

I I Scut not , ;tk betj td ,. ct ed I n"v; HOMT eni -rief gists late thoi; torr Ird eri" da. ail nd tf I 'IN, hose th iona viaa r ca. 1 V re of arra out our rt of I

win iora 3 13 me iyeif i mtb; juide ca lan hsa e by nt". thfe -ll tenj, ince t 3. ietiV ing. i Hhir e ari Thf , the lies 4 aeal I MllS feask-' i oraa bi- ' iniise cki lei . II JI h bj 'S i wal 5. l

JlSERVER.

fB5VII.tE, JVSE It, 1S33. ' f rtirt Ckskuve, (this department , devoted to the news, business. '' t.t toMs of Fayette Comity, and "iitrtrial management of A.V.GmFriTn. ' yk ''ji our friend of that Co. will apply for is of""" uinrs connected w ith the la0 "cn ofthe b?ervcr-

aTa. sT. . -

vn r rmay morning the Bishop deliv- -iiir of thr Kailsvay- srtrm. crcd his Annual Address before the Con- ' e lnove onward in every direction vention. It was full of interest, and ' orlMe rail car, i , ... ; with too great velocity to inquire to shovvedthae there had been a steady in-! whom we are indebted for this great

urease ooin in me spiritual and temporal advancement ofthe Church during the past year. It would seem that dur

tctition of Bridge contractors

Head's Commercial College. .V. E.cornercfMain mud rurth St. Cincinnati, O THE object of this Institution is to qualify gentlemen practically for the counting honse'and but sincss pursuits. The course of instruction e.nibra'C. t h . ihnnpv .1 ........ . ,, l .. I- 1." : .. 1. ..

Wonder of our progressive age, and we J I)fnble Entry , as applied to all department of know very little of the author of this r1" ?"d to- T , c, i.,.,. L: .1. 1 , Business Penmanship, Lectures on Mercantile Sfteni, Wll.tll has tloilC SO much of late Transactions, Commercial Calculations. &c, covViar i n lovi I .mi r thn . . r I r. tic otitic- flul.la nf ..-. - mhiul

ing his late annual visitation to all ofthe country. The benefit. pM,,itin. 1 lh'." n-l.Win& PUP1'' become finished tmnim-

...nui: iu i anw. i iie course can ne comnietert m rmm ..i-i.i

las-

can be obtained at from $i:25, to $3

I . ur,,er particulars can be obtained by calling at

me institution, or by addressing the principal, (post paid.) J. E. HEAD. Principal Nov. 12, 1532. 47-ljr.

I .-;..!,.: u: r- i-"ir -i """IUU8 iu anis. l lie course can be completed in front ci i ariMiet, in his lnocese, the Bishop has i mankind from railways everycrtie is rcidv j Xn "rriv weeks. Terms 2o in advance. sis; performed a vast amount of mental and i a'lmit aro ver larSe if"ni yend

sn advertisement in another ; ---t .aoot-too much, perhaps, for . . the ' - -. i r"ul

iiH r. . ,-'- ,,4, w11Mi,, .,,-:

,fii paper, sealed proposals - .!.. uiuin. ne provement. Who would think, if in our v received by the Auditor of this has also' "ai1 charge of the parish in La- bustling hurry skurry, we can think, that v constructing certain bridges faJette- In order to relieve him from ! l,1f man t0 whom we are indebted for ;7' " I nnrorhUl At tba r, n; i i ,nis great ffood, is still living in England.

fni"1"-- . ifl,,, , . . "as "fen riaicuiert and scotted at, and is

-- ",",,uu,"m,,,uuo,Jc,,l"eu,,Komee-j now generally forgotten. MVe were absent last week on an ures to that effect, whereby he will now , Thomas Grav, the first projector of a

j.0n " " " ot' enaDiea 10 aevoienis time and talents '"erai railway system, was srenerallv

Cin. Advertisements. pOlSTRY TtERCH A!TS sapplicltrom j the following list of Ware, at the lowest Cincinnati prices: 2". crates V. Iron Stnne Ware. T5 do Mulbery do 25 do Canlon UIue do '5 do fancy stles do Si ifl do commo-i do 50 do assorted styles; . bozes Glassware; 3(1!) dozen plain crystal Tumblers. For ware at low prices call at 91 Main street, 2d doorbelow the TrustCo. Bank. MUGGINS. BKO.& ANPERSON, mnj-13 ly Sign of the Pitcher and Basin. I t.BATA TABLE AVARK. Gcnnina .'lAlbala nrccr rorrtttri, is nearly a white, and harder and stronger than silver. When plated it resembles exactly the solid silver.

. j i' iviwwiiiii iii Muni i large BMonnirni lllrS. liOman S of -MbataTca and Table Spoons, Forks. Soup LBOAiETTS AND FASCY STOKE. ! dl-'. Uutter Knlvei, Cream Spoons, Costors.and Having now on excellent room for hn.inpss. i " inort, every other article necessarv to tbe com

and having.iust purchased a large quantity oflon- ! P'ele furnishing of a Table.

lH.T 8. wiL.K,IAnSKo. 8i Mala Pt. 1st j .1 door above. Pearl, Cincinnati, Dealer in Paper

i naneiiigs, niun uiram r-apers, MandDoxei, fire ; Sireens. &e., offers to the ptiblie the largest and I best assortment ofthe above articles to be found in

the West and on the most resohable terms. He invites tbe trade to call and examine hiisUck. March 5, 1853 ll-12ms.

neits (suited to the fashion nd the season. Ron-

nclt and Dress Trimmings, Jewelry, ribbons, lace.

but expected to return in time ' entirely to the duties of the Episcopate. ! la"?he1 at Vaster of a useless ! Me,T tnVtree "sout

.,srf our matter tor tne press.

HUNTINGTON 6z LABOYTEACX.

Wateh Importers, 119 Main StreviFee. 25, "53 10-1 r-.

S. W. IHSKI.TIXB. !f. . HASILTIXI. SPRING IMPORTATION, 185J. S. W. IIASELT1NE&C0. MANUFACTURERS, of Straw BonOets, and ImMrtersof Silk Millinery G.vi1. Flower, Dress Silks, Trimmings,?. No. 62 Pearl St. Cincinnati. O.

niact & Fancy Dress bilks,

OHF.RWOOD i CO..o. C!7 O Mrvrtsl incinnati... Have in st

Pearl

ore. and

: i . "-' en, met no enconTao-ernpnr. herame ens ousuiess.

vm.ici mi luriaiu ousiness was trans-: " J:.i , , . , , Hsrinr b.iiMn.M.Aihi......i. kii.i.

l , ,. i.vo. ,.,u ' j . r. . . . tuui jiMiearieneu, oescrcea ana nes- - - ; , ,n , . , , 'r.,. ' ' "

,vrs 10" c 1 1 miiu.-nuuvu, aara. oilier Services ill the evenino- ' o,tJ V J , , , . , " "- .""ft f iwi.m m eiwii siyie. ana oeinz ... ,, "-.nin.-iiiui ,-mi.k, rrnn , , ? otivn.es in llie eenino;, ; lected. et despised and neglected as j determined to sell a pood article cheap and at low ! WooL Hats together with even ' varietv ofSTRw jbsence, but w e nae gaineu con- and an exeellent sermon bv the Rev he was, the work he suo-ireted advanced 1 Pr"m" she "k t" citizens of Brookviiie and i OOD"-;i!'tiu5i,,rrtcfPoiiama, Leghorn and , i . ..... J i. -.i ... . . Franklin Co. to call an.l h.ir H.m.aii. a. ! raun Leaf Hats.

" 0 PRKea UP 111 our Jlr. tioshom, the Convention adjourned, i " !l" T.aP"' s'r'ues,am! still moves Otlward i and learn her prices. Her store is immediatel'v I t-"try -Merchants are solicited to examine our

Straw Bonnets, of every

Taneiy. Bonnet Silks Crapes, do & Cap Ribbons, Tarllons. Linimrs, Tips, Crowns & Frames, Wire, Pins. Whnlebnnes. Bonnet Blok, RnTl Heads Children A Infnnt's Hats.

Milliners supplied with real French Pattern Bon

nets, or copies or the same. Our Prices and Terras sSall be faToVable and satisfactory to the purchaser. Orders promptly attended to. S. W. HASELTINE & CO. JIarch 3th, 1853 11-lvr.

French & American

Fiowers Dress Trimming!', Silk Laces. Sewing Silks, Florences, Satins, Bombazines, Tabs. Foundation,

Illusions, dec. dzc

- i .1 . 1 . m . nltll tli'rn.'ln .. nn.l . 1 1 w. ..A ; i nnoiti. 1 nkciilnnnn rtf 4 11,1. .

-.nniv liieas: ailtl SUIIIC lllll llf: np SHI 4 nn, .1 r". :n u. i "n-n.-in; onu fun lllturaoiil" If -II" i . iiiiii.

.JS1"-" . . ' w vumuititfii Bin UB ' !,,;,,. - ..... ri : wws.r

i.uc ioiioii!g L'riei .

i stock.

.3;hered before, and thought upon, held, in New Albany.

x itrenjthened, especially on the

.;t ofRsilroads

. .iv. ii u i: uu

I rl.A..l. .. r i c i .

uncivil ui jir. ur.iv i" one oi our exenan-

-M arch 7th, 185S. 12-2mos.

fob. 15 9-Tts-

! BOOTS At SillOP.S.The nnit.ntan.ri

&. CO., I " re ",,w receiving a large and general asjnrt-

v-jjn advantage to a man to go away j Ministry.

- home occasionally, even if he should

R w nnriT tr

On the Sunday followino; three younff ges, though we know not who is cnti-I Importers and wholesale dealers in I """P "f B,,,t" ."' soes. of almost every stjle and

men were ordained for work nt tb. : tied to credit for it No one will read ! European and American Hard- I vTnoH L"VJ W "r.,,he.??t .d m di"

, . i - i . .. i.niiiiiiin. nisn.i jrciieraias-

ii wnnout iceiing an -.nterest in the sub- ware, Uuuery ana tiUHS. ject and a desire for farther information ! 'f cr- Peariand K'atnvt sit.. Cincinnati. of this o-nntlrmm- ;IT AXE rfcved, and are conlantly supplied OI inisgentlLman. ; witl, ,verJ reticle in their line, suitable lo the

i iiuiitas urav was oorn HI leeus. Cjr.7- euerntra.ie.purenasea or Ameriian.and iim.oi-

Carriage 3Iamifaclory. pll SMI TH, nannlnrlnrcr

l '"OI

NOTICE TO SUTPErttlSORS OF Ras. 'Whereas complaint have been made to the trustees of Brookville towaihip representing that some Supervisor! have been in ttie habit of callingoutasniall number of han?i it oho time, and charging for inperliitf-nding the aarrae, thereby, increasing expenditures in that waySupervisors will therefore take uotlce that they wilf be required to work cs many bands at on time aa r?" PPerly be employed and report the number of hinds worked each day, or fievwill not bo allowed for services performed nuderiuch cirenmetanees. By order of nie Board oTrnstees of said Town'X ,e?3EOK6R HEEAB,T. Clerk.

r If FNCH ClltlJIA.M.Ovai& octagon, gold I band, painted, and while trench china dining and tea ware. 6 For sale in seta complete or separate pieces by . 0 O. Aldrich, No. ISt, Main St., between 4th & 5th west side, Cin. O. March 23d, 1853 13 3mos.

Til t-n ..1...,..- I, .. .

. i l - s ..... j

P farther tnan ute aujoimiig ,U!,- , A strasvberry party WM gjvcn

J; will see tnings tiiai uc u;is iiev

.Vore, and hear things that he 4 ,er heard before. If he sees viaa i: their deformities, he can learn fjisethem; if he sees virtue prac-

Tpmnirni.o Hli tm...j - land, about half a cenfurv. or more, asro t"-"a,"",rom "eniew,iriniiigham. and German

, w...lv .iuii,um j uuisuiiy cieninj , ,. , - . r niaiiuiaetii W tT,rt hnfi, x- c. , , and this is all we know of his early : brands, w

.... oui,wlircS-ihistorv Tho MiJ(lletown coHierv hatl ,conitii,g.in part, of

!X'r einbracinsr the best qualilies and

1 "It ' J A. tlV

ujiL.uu cnurcn. i he party hrst as- a railway to carry coals to Leeds, a dis

sembled in the Olympian Hall, a fine tance of three miles. The cars moved and commodious room in ih, tl.ir tnrV along at the rate of three and a half miles

he can return home, resolved to of Frybarger's bui ldin-. From thence Pfr T. ,lu was. I:,ut,,lod at-n?1 b-v

; i more virtuous life. If he sees

( imr Kut vr 1 1 u in nnK!ii CZrnv can 1

they proceeded to the Temperance Hall, j his little" work something that mi.'ht !

Win. Butcher's & Spear & Jack-j

son s 1 lies, S.-nvs & Edge Tools, Wade &l butcher's. (Ipnrnn Vnslnlinlm !

& Son's elebrated Razors, Pocket

Knives, .Shears.. Scissors, &c,

au.i.i.v.iioi i-anama, Leghorn and falm Hats. recently purchased from the manufacturers East at tne lowest prices, to w hich Ihev are addinga general and extensive assortment of custom work of all kinds in requisition. They will, then-fore, bo prepared to offer to country merchants, and to the cilv trade, an assortmen i rioj excelled in the West: to which thev re "Pjjctfully solicit the attention of purchasers geneA No, A gents r,)r the sale of Frank Miller's Water Proof Hla.king. J. A. SI.MPKINSO.N Sign big yellow Boot. No. SS Lower Market febl5 9 3m street, between Main and Svcaniore

The Last is alwa s the Best!! It it important Ivkntm when fierttn wmntt Gndt, wAeje they con be had l he eheapett, and the tett articlet. THE subscriber respectfully directs the attention or the public to bis new Stock or Goods, which are of the latest and the most beautiful stilei and patterns, selected with the atrictest regard to the wants of this eonntr. Thpi h,,. n.i, .k.

Carrinves. Bnaririca. Korku- highest testimonials from persons that have see..

Wars, Sal kirn, Ac Brookvllle-,Inl. ; "era, acknowledging them to be handsome. duraTakes this method of informing the citizens of Dle and ' lne me time ascheap ifnot tbe cheapest SouUieastern Indiana, and the W hite Water Val- J'TOCK OF GOODS, ley in particular, that having purchased the entire ever offered in this market. His stock consists of interest ef Mr. Jackson Lts in the above busi-1 Kroadrloths, of everv shade and color; nl.in .mf

ncss, still continues the manufactory of every arti- ; fancy Cassimeres. SattinetU, Jeans and Tweeds, cle in the line of his business, in the most approv- j Veslings, such asSaUns, Brocades, .Marseilles. &c ed slyles.or of any style required, and that his j He would particularly call the attention of the work is warranted to he equal lo any manufactured Ladies to his large and elegantlr selected stock of ; in the West, and will be sold at as low prices. Ladles' Irrss Gds, t He has now on hand an assortment of Carriares ! Satins, plain and dzured: silks: Saiin A.

and Buggies to which he invites the attention of;Berages; Silk Tissues; figured and doited Swiss those wishing to purchase. j pressPatterns; Uwns; Chameleon BrooadeHonlin.

Linen Lustres: Ginghams: Berage de Laines. Ac

I a

-T towns more prosperous aim uuur-. v.,,.,1-1 , r.. -m . o... i k , I u ! ""Mr ""' c "rR. nrvers. ieei!, cvr,

l- ,- b ran 'udv the ' r. , 7 , ou.v-uu... 5llul, ' B'""'"''; "c ! Log,, Trace HaUer, Breast, and 5th Chaina rjthan his on, he can s.udy the , Band which discoursed, on the way, thought upon the subject and forthwith , stretchers, llooksand Hinees, i of their success and learn to prac- I snirited marr-h. ,n,i -,h,. c..;t became a visionary! He talked and ! Ki(.Bi-.n.njw?f ommfrt.O'.t.ue'j "sim if ht-ee here thev have en-', V, marCn's nd all2ea su,table wrote upon his project of "A General !roll.-"'' V--.hem, It nt seesn ntre ine uae en- i0 tne occasion The man-nifiriint 1 r i .1 1 j 1 1 l- Co11his& Co.'s. Hunt's, II. Mann's and Lippen- . pvfr,v,nt necuHtion heU , L0t-.aUOa' 1 "C aonincii.llt I,on Railway; 'the people declared him Icon's Axesand Hatchets. Wablron's, Uarling & into extratajam .yt-iuiauon ne ; torcl, hgixs ,n front, that "emitted botil' insanse. He petitioned Parliament; , Blood's Grars, Grain, and Briar Scythes, Scythe ;?Jrn to avoid their errors and benefit flame and smoke"-added wonder ful Iv . nought interviews with, the Lords and ru'tZ

11

Purchasers will do we'd to call on bim twifnre unr.

I i chnsingelsewhere. I lU As a recommendation to his work he will ; state that at the late Franklin Conntv Fair. he took I the premium 011 the best Carriage abd Buggy over all competitors. ALSO, Every style of Carriage and Buggy har- , ness constantly on hand of my own manufacture. Orders thankfully received" and promptly executed. Shop on Main St. a few doors north" of Link ; & Farquhar's store. CHARIESSMITH.

x. u. Particular attention paid lo repairing in all branches. C.S. March 30, 1653. 15-3mos.

to the grandeur of the procession. ,,- 7"' ?na inns oecame ;nnt our intention to bore our -m .. , .- I-uirninj stock ot ail Ln!and. He

- - i mi a uerries Deiny soon aisnoseu ot

Reduced Prices.

I Other rrrat men, and thus became the Kvery kind of Circular an.! other Saws inanufnc-j f''X.0 WH01'ESA,EriKrHASEKS.

, , nre.rio or-'er and warranted. Aeents for E. & T. ' ir,t.L.'Jwo Mtsir A U I UKY . I - tulrk.nk. ... I ! . i . i Di . r i, . , m 71 V ...1 . .r II. 1- r

I . v. . , j. . . .o....rtii3 u vu. ? . iruiiir.1 i laiiurm, naiir.ta.i, i .-.iwnm i ilithihii iniorms me citizens

Jr;nh,,n nf nnr tMrl, ' . 3 1 1 11 tu " ' 'l,n " " 1 rl "u B w "erever ne "ay .pcer-, and llriiguists' Scales, which have in-innati. and liig pnl.lic gencraliv. thathe

- ' le party returned in procession, to the went. All this took place lS-'P, " or a rT""n superior to all others foraceuraey and i 'Xi ".continues to manufacture Smiths' Bellows of -jitV everybody in this section of v. ir 11 i , . l. ... " dur.ibility.andsol.1 at mannfaiturers' prices. Also, sizesat his old stand on Second Street, between ,?ir.y ete.tuouy uiib .ecuun oi Olympian Hall, where they remaned tlieret.bmits. . , a-cnts for the al ofthe best imn piA. Proof K.r ! Broalwavanl Mvcamore. nei...fi vuZ

;rvnas oeen out "to me aDasn, ; till a fashionable hour in th "Ut I"? sncceciled at last. The rail- i-m.i'iu'acturen, which we sell nt manufacturers pri- ; !""it experience in tne business, together with be

,, -IJ have been. We learn that the whole affa

Tr pissed through many flourishing : 0ff wit, a

rtni cities and saw some of the

. ' But lie succeeded at lat. The rail- manufactured, which we sell nt manufacturers pri- 1 '""pexperience in the business, ening. . . rp. . . , -i ces. - f.-b. 25, '..3-lll-lvr. ' ing provided with a large lot o( ;. 1 uajsueiC iail. 1 lie World V as benefit- ; : 1 and other materials, he is prepa 1 ed bv the n.ldness of Thomas firnv ; g.V. tavi.os. -w. mini 1 r wvwr warrant his work g.od.

great aeal ol gusto, the party . Well, what became of him J the reader ! TAYLOR, FRENCH & WYNNE,

JIBUF.LL tS ASP PARASOLS, Israel Sleeper. No. 16T Main Street, he two.... j.h

and 5th streets. Cincinnati, has constantly- on hand a large and general assortment of Umbrellas and

rarasois.w men areenercd v holesaleand Kelailat

the lowest Prices.

March 5, 1853 11.

ISRAEL SLEEPER,

. 11 PI 11 IT mm n.Kfiil nt 1 1, a I inn r.l I . i IV. 1 1 t L- l .1 .1.1 ,mt L-n.i nil ti-A .n I I .11 I'lSIC I -. ICS, P.11 Ihn n.q n .hi, nre tn Ir.vl.

. sv...v...uv, VI. ' - 1 ...J.I IU1I U.l'l L I 1 I I. .l .1.1.. ' . V V ' I'..'. .1 I .11.1. .l. Ul- . I l ....... ... . s brimful country in the world ! of our City. We learn that about a ve he still livos, in Exeter, to which 1 it , acthe effect of enterprise nd j bushel cf strawberries was left, which pl h remove... Up to 1S46 he had xf -Ai'h admiration unon manv noble i j. i , been neglected. V hilc thousands have rt-'" .1 .AI..n adm.rat on upon many noble are de81gned Vo be converleJ ulto JAMS beon 0Ilr-ched by tll,, eonsumation of his I T , va VVTT, .cture, that had been reared for the fora future fes.iva, fc - m j To eSrOCS and MulattoCS. benefit of mankind, and more forced bv rove-tv lo eil o-is on l 'rtiRn xn J1VHTTOES r .... ' Drowned .orceu uy poe.ty ID sell g!as on i in the county of Franklin and state of Indiana,

.-.cuiarw auiuireu ineir ivan roaas i t-oiniuissinu lur a uvili". llowit, 111 Hie innauuams oi sai.t Mate prior to tncnri , u . , . ... On bunday last, a youil-r man, about p,.nr,i-a r,,rn, , f" ' "'"y of November, A. P. ISol, and entitled to re- ? which WC traveled, and the spirits " ' J ; 1 P1 "Journal,. a few yetrs agO,ga e . si,!e therein, are herebv notitie.l and re.iuircd to hlJ nroiected them The Western ' "earS 1 y ,,a"ie i sn,new!lat lengthy sketch tf his career, ! appear b.-fore me the undersigned. Clerk of the " ' . - r , , ,.. r . James Williams, son of 3Ir. Jonas Wil- ""' bringing him 'into public notice. i lfi'rVfrVJL,r Jl1 "ny f Franfclin ar..resait, 'of our slate is far ahead of the East- ,. , I 'P k,r ., n.i,:- t , . Bt m '-e " tbe town of Brookville m aaid liam was drowned in the river a uhort nothing in pnr.t in rela- , rnumv. lor registrv. It shuuUnotbe SO. ButthetlUth , , tioil to him lately. Elliot wrote a threat ' Civen under my hand at Brook villo. this Hth day a be told, even if our pride should be Stance below this place. It appears ltruthin thcse J0T(U: j f May. a. d. john m. johnston:

mat tne young man in company with

The soil of our valley is as

and prolific, the climate is as mild

another youth went into the river for

;. the purpose of bathing. Having1

IIow manv men. who lived to bless

m...l-;.l ! 1tTf.r. r.tlT.U. We have now on hand

""V'"'""' 1 a large assortment r Wall. Firu Board and Have died tlllthanfced i window laner. Also.n larn-e Int of window 1.,,1..

rsiiulirious, the physical advantages i ' " ; IIow many ot the railway projector I f the latest style and pattern, which weareaeiiini

o, goi out t.uo aeep water, ana Having ; aitatl,rj,t stockholders, &c.., have ever ! - 1 - ,''""'1" L 23

Just received

most magnificent

t i r ,. n,; "mm in ui c riic is, 01 an si.iesaiMi prices. lork Medical Gazette i v ih'mmmv

ms ereat. as in any other portion

I- State. Thereis as much virtue i taken the cramP or from some other ; heard cf the subject of the brief sketch! CJlTh . . I TaiKP wae t?tirla ta w-iis1 tTirt 1 1 - - - . .

Ztti inhabitants, as much general j ' " " Thc Xfw York Medical Gazette piwe-but there is something , Hesank' and ca"Sht hoId of compan- mtcs ,,liit twenty-nine suicides, five

tncate himself from his srrasn. His u! msanity,nre directly traceable to sair- i Mil .

J'. ! --' J t'i'ia I'l line: IMilI.19V 9

itual manifestations.

::;3i. It is that Mirit which nroiects n tt iui ullI1L"y as aoie to ex- murders, and two hundred and nine cases

! carries to comnletion the railroad tricatC himsclf from llis 'P

-r - , jr .. ., . .

rea of the age. If we are to com-! aea ,atIler WM lnere' Dul was l,nable

to save h:m. His body was not found

1 till late Monday evening.

We knew young Williams. He was formerly a pupil of ours, and then evin-

SUWDRIES IN STORE.

with the Wist we must have a rail-

Iff? must build our Jutution Road

ere to increase in wealth and pros-

J"ra:.rl keep pace with our noighbor-

es. there is no othrr way of ac--hing these objects thaa by con-

" ng this road. We are happy to 'jjugh, that this road will finally be but the sooner it is done the bet- ' The more stock that is subscribed more permanent will be the con:i mi. and more profitable the invest-

If some of our rich o!d"fogies" ;

Vive grown wealthy in the old way it is, oy squatting on a piece of lan 1 remaining there all their life-time, denied with themselves and regard--o: the '-rest of mankind,'" could but taw much faster business is done "e there is a rail road and how a sooner men become rich they unot longer withhold their support.

aira 1 nomas

vs. Complaint fi.rdivor.'e in the 1 larol. riion-a. Kranklin Circuit Court.

11111 eoiiiiHaiirtini, uy iiowtauii, ner Attorney,

i l ' nils .lav ntts tier vim

nplaint for Hivoree.and the

ntli.lavii of Kvan Owens, a disinterested iiersfin,

ced a deorec of talent, which if Cllltiva- Jelendant does not reside in the , . Mat -ot Indiana, lie ill tlier.-f.tre Uike notice of tV1, would have made him an intellect- l!ie pendency of said cause, ami that iiu'.etj. he all- . 1-11 i . ... : p-ar thereto on the Hrt .lav of the next term of i uai and accomplished scholar. His man- .,id,-rt, t..i.e held at the c.urt Hoiwe in iimoknerswere prepossessing and wir.ninS. j'irJ-eVulhucl-''" i lie possessed a jrood disposition and esti- wiiiiess.ii.hu M. Johnston, clerk of, ... " 1 - u is" said court, this 4lli .lav of June, lfij. . malile character. He was beloved bv Joh.n ; m. Johnston.

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nt. ma sniuuilllttie

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3011 ltgs prime Easter coffee, 50 I'oekets Java do -Jl packaces fresh Teae, J-t-iKK ll.sast. c. yarn, M packages mackerel, 511 ixixes Va. Mo. '1'ol.aeco, Jim Kecs nails, MO Bslt-s No. l-atling, iO b!ls fine sino. tobacco, OO.WiO half Hf-.-in.rh vigars. Candies. Soap, Starch, A-e. A:c. forssle lw hv BKISf O & WHI TE. " No. WTrfiwer Marketstrirct, Cincinnati. -Vny 14, 1j3. ii-tj

of seasoned lumber

prepared in all cases to

A LSO, A nvils and Vices furnished

Feb.25 10-3ms. fl. K. HAMILTON.

KATZENBERGER, STRAUS Ai CO. Wholesale dealers in Ready Made Clothing. Bo. 1(6 Main street, between Third and Fourth, Cin'tl JfTP Keep constantly on hand, a complete and very extensive stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and every description of Trimmings. Feb.S5,'j3-ltt-Iyr. HAY AND STOCK SCA I.ES... Martin & Orr, Scale Manufacturers, have taken the old stand formerly occupied by MiRn& BixsniLL, No. 40 Columbia Street, one door west of Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohie. They are prepared to put up on the most reasonable terms, in any part of the country, their rsn I.rrcr Hay and Stack Scale, from iiw patterns with improvement, w hich they have lust completed. Also, all kinds of Platform Scales, Reams, Arc., Are. All our Scales are warranted to give full satisi'a. tion, or we will take them back and refund tho laonev. REFERENCES. Samuel F.eresford, B. H. Ellislon,( Covington,

.in ,:., ..I ..run re vo, i.. rv. rerrin, y kv.

(v i.. t . noison, rveys, .vialtliy Ar t o..

rullum, Haltleld Brown. MARTIN & OKR.

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vv

J. 1. l.ehmer.

feb. 2510.

Geo. S Jenkins & 0 o . , WHOLESALE dealers in Foreign and Domestic Pry Goods No. 73, South east corner Pearl and Vine streets, Cincinnati, Just opened an entire new stock. Feb. 23, '53 lO-lims.

t'OIA-V V continues lo

x. nctmuu n. a. vcriiTTiKiMrn. m. ki.&w HEiliKI.RACH. YfERTHElMER Ac KLAW, I Manufacturers of Ready Made Clothing, Importers I and IV-alers in Cloths, Cassimeres, V.-stings, and Centleniens' Furnishing Goods, No. So Pearl street, ! between Walnut and Vine. Cincinnati, Ohio. : Feb. 35, '53 10-lvr.

JOHN GATES, W olesalr Itonlrr in Rools& Shoes, No. 54 IVarl Street, between v alnut& Vine, 10 3ms. CINCINNATI. j. . lMi-Ksn. n. irrTiES. DICKSON & LE BETTER,

(Miceessnra lo Sampson Andrews.)

JOHW WIT.T.TAIrTCi

j Excelsior Clothing Store. 1 MT.CARMFX. I would call tho attention of my friends and the public generally to my fashionable and cheap clothidg storo in Mt. Carmel, where will be found a large stock of springand summer clothing of the ; best workmanship, and latest fashions, consisting j in part of cloth dress, frock and sack coats. cashj merelt. Erminet, Lustre, Tweed and Linen coats ; Pea-jackets, Ace. Also a large assortment ofCas- ! siniere, Tweed, Satinett and Linen Pants, Vests, j superior and ordinary quality, in great variety, j A GOOD VARIETY OFBOY'S CLOTHING. 1 I ha" also received a lanre lot of Cloths, Casimers, Vestings, Tweed Cashmnrett, Erminett, j Dress Jeans, direct from New York, all of which : I will make up at the shortest notice, and on reai sonnble terms. j Having recently enlarged mv store, it now affords room for additional numbers by which my

..... . . vun more comiortaoiy accommo dated; to whom, and the public gcnerailv, w e extend a cordial invitation to call. ... , . .. JOHX WILLIAMS. Mt. Carmel, April 7th, 1853 173m.

PKIITI'CTIOV 1S1 'ItAXC'E

? injure against loss , Importers, Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in China,

S. - .-.r iii-ir., K,- -.. ....1 .1

(1r,,M',0vreFXV.00,;!,A00L!, ,'OOK! ;v.raWe-term a. any responsible Company, j Table CutleVv No. SI7 Main strert Xiwecn FifS 1t.-li?in nd -od Trainer. I L .a.t'T 'j'""? "W r""- i 'V.''" -''eomce where i'olicy issued, in . and Six,.,, CineinnatT, Ohio.

r7:.,..-. it it - .. . -' -i. ,...-.-.-1 in wur st.M, .i;i, s ai ter nrooi. i F.h 'i uiii

..c.iu ;'ts lnt; tOUOWin e, i.ie raciory lias Deen largely unproved, ami Aviil-ililn fimW .1 CI Off flfl1 - incident illustrative of the fact that -e wetalll',r'1-si'"-eaV1'-manufaitiire w,.r,: ' iii.itm, idjiik,n gl,i.UU,UUU. . TrAT A pnr t'T't-i liirion nrorlnep ,,,. " on as slu.rt notice, as g,d and as choap.as any : llie nn.lersignad.ajrent of this old njid responsi- AAlVUN A. LrULlfcjK, " nl,", -11 . . P c" , P-"d s.n, , the country. Company is at all times prepared to issue Poli- GROCERY, PRODCCE. AND COMMISSION A pleasant illustration of this (act culling and dyeiig .lone in Hie usual seasoi on -ic, Ifec. ; UEl'Ifl'll ( tlT found ill the memorips f Voel,. II ' fru "l-'r",s'al! kin.Nol Merchai table pro.luce ta'.en I Ofti.e two doors north of Burton's stere. Brook-,' J zL -

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May 20, 13. 22-1 y

1,.1 K.. .1 i . . .

i..u in.cu n cat iiiuij on Ills luuier s rrrave caii or goous nr ui.issi ins wool. , 1, .. . . I ,-..11 .....1 v ,- .., . 1

in ji,pvoriii cliurchvsrd Multitnde- ...... uveiora jonr worn or work 1 - - - had embraced the truth. , S ... mac V, cordon Co. - MOSES J. KLLLEV.

Attorney at Law aud Notary Public,

A Heat j- Minn. our return home, we arrived in Mfg, just in time to meet the 'a that swept through that section :ountry. On the toute from EJinburg Rushville, as far as we could see, on -sales ofthe road, large trees were ted and blown down. Many of a had fallen across the railway track, -ch we were obliged to stop and cut r, feeing unable to jump them. The raph wire as broken in several :es. -CTThe weather, has been uncomfort5arm for several days past. We --greatly in need ol a gentle rain. .0"A Circus was exhibited here on -"aj last; business was quite brisk Jlit Jay. Kpisicopal Church. J Annual Convention of the Prn.

abounded on all sides, verv much to the YOT,-'r-"-I herehygiven to all who mav have .11111. ivineo nf ,1. K Ii -ii 1 bisiness 10 transact with the Hoard ofloniuhii) annoyance Ol the Obetinately Wicked. Tn.sK-os of M.-ta,noraTo nship.that tl.eir n-culnr

ou.iic 01 itiese sougnt lo grati.'v their malignity of spirit by arrestinsr "a cartload of the new converts, whom thev

carried before the justice of the peace. Xo justice Shallow, with his t!o-v latin

JSOllie Ot these sourrht to rratilv tliolr meeiiiurswill beheld at Iheofllceol JonesA- Um.i.s

malignity of spirit by arresting 'a cart- iL'X" 'tuT Wn,hat load ot the new converts, whom thev-: Jonathan ba.e, Prest.

h. K.MENI ER.tlerV. May7th, 1 1-53.

and pride of ancestry was he, but a nlaiu

old English squire, with a brain well till-

JU IIIMK Kl FOItr.ST! 7IACISEA ! meooivvt

Kecivet upnn kitmniati and the Pmtiont.

LACRKL, FR ANKLIN CO. IND.,

1 ' I M. take acknowledgments of Deeds, take ai I certify Depositions, Affidavits Ac. NOTATY TUBLIC. Residence, Mt. Carmel, lnd.

V J V. TT A T? 1? 1 T A 1.1

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tionsolo.stiee 'Whl, u V' """" Parous a,I , he pbl,c gcnerailv, FASHIONABLE COATS. I llOtl Ol justice. V hat crime have these , that he will Lecture upon tin- passions. the outward j . - CLOTH. Frock and Sack Coats' people committed!' very propeily inquir- ,'"";al"m'n,f character. Arc in Brownsville on i .) s.-ki Cassimere.Tweed, Jeans and Linen do; ! ed he, as the nanny lookino- (.,, i ,.a".'i',ur;lay i;vo,""?- June 17th and 18h. Just receive,! and for sale cheap at the Clothiog

, 1 , ' . . 1 ,M .j,'i 1 1 1. 11 .uirniia, aim 1 uesiiav evenings, 1 Ktr.normm of TVFR A- 11IKFR were placed before him in his fine old June sot h and 21st. in .Vot c.im,ei o., v..j;.- ,n .r nJth &

hall. ; '" evening. June e-nd. 111 Brnokvitle on '1'uurs.

pi.. .,,i 1 . , j 'Jay eveiiing.Jnaj-i-j.). in FairlL-ld Fridav evening. ' Boots Shoes, Hals, & Cnpit. 1 lie w OUlU-oe accusers were dumb. June -4th, and in Harrison on Salurdav ei cniiie. I T,,K undersigned have just received direct from

ror their lives thev could not frame a ' Jl"" I-1- llie Kast. a well selected stock ofthe above

charge against those pious rustics. At length one man answered:

'Why, sir! these neonle nretend to ho I - ,'. .j- il1. . 1 Lonug

, " . 1 ' Ji.nc n, ir.i J.)--J.v better than other people, and thev pray ;

Irom morning till night.' ! MILlY 8I0Kr-S-

th

si

cncnATi. onto.

Nov. 26 IS-lj-r-. vrxv vnitKAviMiiiu miide nr.-ilPOT-TIIOS. J. EKNST Manufacturer aud dealer in all kinds of transparent window shades. Also cords, Tassels, Brass mountings ic. No.2 College Hall, Walnut St., Cincinnati. Church, Store and other large shades painted to order in a superior style. 7 STEA.I jnnni L WORKS.-Lowrt-& RrLc, corner of Broadway and Fifth street, m-innati. Monuments, Tombsand Gravestones, Marble Mantles and Statuary, Baptismal Fonts, Mural Tablets, Cms, Vases, Garden Figures, Cabinet and Counter Slabs, Arc, ce.. constantly .In hand and furiiishef'. to orden. The trad. suppliod with Marble in Block or Slab, or Sawed to orccr. nib. 1212 G R A Y T HE M I INTO R A Y, Ilint (ilasisi iriHnnrnrtiirf-rsi. Hamnion.l Street, between Third & Fourth Cincinnati, kcepconstantlyonhand every variety of Flint Glassware.

WJF'XJ ! W"EAT ! ! WHEAT!!! i i oOjOOO Rnshelsof Wheat wanted at the i chango .Mill. Brookville, for which the Exmarket price in cash win he paid bv highest ! Nov. .111,25-50 GEO. HOLLAND

WASTED IMMEDIATELY, A good hand to work at the Harness making business. Apply to J. J. Clark, at Mt. Carmel, Franklin Co. Indiaua. 21-e.

fl UOCrnil'.S, Inst received anf. for sale I 20 Bids. N. O. JIolas.es;

.1 " Golden Syrup & Sugar House do 10 Hhd prime Sugar 40 Sacks host Rio Coffee; 3 Tierce Rice; HI Rids Fish; 1IHXI lbs Tavlor's best Sole Leather. Bv "I22 N. D. GALLION & SON,

A large ftock of PKIN S rf rinn.

Cloves and Hosiery: an assortment of Ladies and Genu Kidd.Silk, Lisle, thread and Cotton Gloves; Ladies' white, black, colored and mixed Hose: Genu brown, white, mixed and fancy half Hose. HATS A CAPS. Kossnfh. Hungarian, Leghorn. China Pearf, and Straw Hats for men and boys; cloth and oil cloth Caps for do. CAprrs Three ply Imperial, Ingrain. Vcnitlan and Girthing Carpets. Oil. CIOTIIS Floor, and Table Oilcloths. ROOTS AMD) SHOPS Mens' calf and kip Boou and Shoes; Boys' cair and goat Shoes: a large stock f ladies line Shoes ofevery kind, etc.

ic is iicicrimiieil 10 conduct hi businesa upon I such principles as to merit the confidence of the !

Come one, come all! and examine hit new ttock; and you will be fully satisBed with Ihe'prices.

April 24 ik3. "20 RICH A KD TYNER

mm

For liif Ktmvul nmi FriUiciurtK rt of all NKi:vors insult. h, And ofthoFS CoTOflaints v. hi h a: rt,. . im psurcil. u (.akeiied. or unlirslihv c..u:iuui d lha XEKtOlS SYSTEM. TLii lcsuliful aud coovcni. ni liouea of i& a,vteii.Uf jf-acra .,f fl VX:M ami WrNM ISM. hi. been renounced hr ditii;ci-hej iTt cians. iM.th in Euroj and tha ( nited Slataa. to t .- mctt Ka'nmliit ilrdiriwt lh -tny f tkt mxt. Or. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELl 3IAGXi:flC f'LUID, is used with Cie most perfect acd ceruin saeces a iii c-scs ol" GEVERAL DEnlLitT, 5trei.pthci-.ing the weakened body, giving ton tfc, vai ions organs and invignrHting the entire rvstem Also in FITS. CHAMP, FARALVS S tud VLY. UlSrCPSIA or IctUIOKmC. K.'ltUMATISill A.nr ud Ciianmc. OPVT. F.m.K.rSV, LI VBA. UO. tKAf NKjS, NEKVOIS TRKMfJdj TALN r si ION r thk HEAIiT. ArOI LKJk V. JCfcl'HAL. l t. PAIN'S t thk SIDE us HKST LITER 0iPI.t.NT. SPINJL COV.PL.AINT. i CtH VATCRK or ihk SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT, DIB KA8ES .r thk KIDNEVS. HEFICIEM y or NEK. VOL'S .so rilVSICAL KNEKGV. and all .HE VOLS DISEASES, which complaints arisa from .mile ciiiic r.an.oiv. A Deranfrrtucnt of tba NrrToua tyttiU. 1- In NEUVOL'S COMPLAINTS Iln... ...1

'.clic:nei nirn ihr Asrase. for diey weaken ta I i il-l energies of the already prostrated ay tea white, under tbe strengthening! lile-giving. vitalisiag in rl ... .ire of Ualvst.isn. as .J!cd bv lhi kcavli. fui Hud wouderlul dltcovaiv rl .ki.c.l u..

IxaiU.

11..I nrnkciied ml'rjirr is rcstoieif a (..riuer 1 I j trcr.gth. el.-tici;y as! vigor ! The great i'xcu..nty and excellenr of

U. P. CIIIPMAN & CO.,

tommiiaiaa Ac Frwarin RR(1 If A M T Si

white watf.rc an alb AsiN.ciNc'fsTATi ' Dr Ohrfatie's Galvanic CuratiTet,

t v 0c,!r,""iTt- : riMsaiDo. crrr, la. Irby1 WriBht : B' & H' M' onklin, Weevestt Stephens, ; BAocusrowit.iJ coxKaasvii.La.iND. ; A.S. W iggins V Co . Co,awe" Soi"- : George Gillespie. Liberal cash advancements made on consigtien' ape-19-lyr. SWEEPOTATO PLANTS. M.r?"rtli.?r r1 Pota, i,,ant thi pring wiflbe ehtir..lyiromseed procured from the Mississippl.consisting of three ofthe best varieties Pr" Ti: The Cuba Reds," The Spanish Ti lies,'' and the "Yellow Sugar," ofLoui.iana, (ofthe Yam species.) I have been induced thus to obtain my seed rrom a conviction that a change or seed in this is as necessarv as in other vegetables, to the production both ofa finer quality , and a more luxuriant growth. I have received seventy bushets, ill of which I intend sprouting. Thds desirous of obtaining a good article, may be sure or getting it by calling nj time 'through, the season, at my hot beds in A !'tler V.nio' one foar"'h cf m''e south oflho College Rtiddiiigs. People living at a distance need not fear a disappointment, as I shall certainly have n supply this season; and I would say to my old enstomers that 1 am thankful for past favors, and hope for a continuance. Aodaltlio'l have not heretofore had a fulUnpr.lv. (which wonld hn.. k.. i. k

desirable to me as to you.)' Call again and vou shall be supplied with the very bett varietie. '

A . . j . GAGE. Oxfcrd, Ohio, April l ie53.-13.

. -onsi-.tc in th ttn. .e.t .1 A . . ...... ..

1 ... - . ..... 1 kj iv.i .'rj cure oiseasv . f luvtd mrvlicaHon, ia lac of the nsual node vf j lrti:rgnig and pliysicing tha tieat. iil exha'astea

i.iks a.'peicssiy unacr tne MCKtion. They ttitnfthm thr whole tytlrm. rntdittjjht cite) tir."' !" '" P"""' " nci-uint. nd strir da iU itih:t,i mj,4ry niirfer m? tirmmtHmrn. Since fJnlr immdnction in the United States, only three era siKce, !.. thaa 1 ' 7.5jOOO Pcriotls. inrl.i.li,.g a'l aSM. class, a.l londitiens! to hi. l, we.e a Urge number of ladies, who m re'ta ' li .1 j .iilijfi t 10 Nervoun IVimj bints, have been ENTIRELY AND FEKlllANS M TI.T CUBrDr .er -!1 , of relief Lad ! en given up, and .verr me else been ttied in vain '. To illtittrntr tha use of the I. V A Ifc fflitst -upi-we tiic ca of a wis..a aitlivsed with that baza of c:viiai,oi. DVSl tPSI , or any other Chroma or N'"""' Uisoi 1-r. In ordinar c-e stimulants are taken wlii. !.. by their action on the uerves aaa nii.rln, , f ,(n,ch, lf..rd temm-m relieC bnt l.i.;i. -ye 11i patient in lower tat ami with 'ii.rn.eu w -1.1 k,, Uer the actini thus exci'cd ha ic-4'; N ,v 'owpaie tU.wi.T: ttteelett :.ulUa ln.m il.e-.r. ionof tl.etJALVA.:c I! K.I T. Take t'J l-c; t.c m.iiorei. even iu the worse mi.tom of auaitJCk. siniply t.e the li.-it aruuuu me body a-'.rr ins .Vagiietia t !i.i.l "i.rt.,l. la a hort jiiii-a the i.oti"iMe ersi-nation will act nn tka

r. ci-n.cr.t cf tlie Ltit. thc-iby cansi.it; a tki

...... u n uu si 11. .n ui iue negative, ""- '' k again to tl. -.:ti. tba keeptn ". s. c.! -..-i -.-us tialviie circulation tl.rsmeatmt rlie ."tr..:;. inii tne roont her.e cmham nf l.v flpts.

vn.f fLMIAM.NTI.VHRHl, .4 VEWUT4 '..- I:. Ml'LY S! I'm. IK.T TO t l! 1. 1:1-1 ri

flEO. CinsON &rO.-Engraven.an,ILitho- ,M" - iEAI-6. t graphcrs. Copper Plate Printers. Steneil Brand I CrKTiriflTFS 1I TKwTllTATIlI Cutters, &e. North West Corner Gano and Main " 1 L 1 J0.L1LS

s-i nit .ii.isi i ndsuuifd Cliarsttir, t.wn all par U. if flit .iuuti v. cmild he given, sn c.ii.i to iiil cieii c"uin.i in tins paper! AU ESTkAbEDIKABT CASE,

ti..init 1111 M.inVI T .' ., . I

Banking House, Cincinnati. ETBiU ''', Address Cards, letter and Note ! Headings, Labels, Bank Checks, Bills, Drafts. Note i dre., at very low prices: ' i

Diplomas, Certiftril.... Kniil, v.r- m : 1

tates, town plats, &c. feb l-J 1KW Iv ;

DAY & MATLACK

HIOIIULB miM IK IMSY GOODS, I No. 57 PEARL STREET, BFT. VfA LNCT TINE CINCINNATI OHIO. -. j

Indian'

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li.cli (-..ii, iuiic:y proie that Tm'ti b btr!-er Www Union." fCHE OF

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ib. 1 a-.i.umHt aa4

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V A, ATE, C.rrl.ge J.a;-oe,, .Mcbtoc Cnaersvile!

Ir s-iji 1 1

-Mr. K l HI) will he assisted at his nrt entertain- named articles which will be sold at the low est fig- ! Apothecary a furniture, and Chemical Apparatus ment in Rrookvilleand Mount Carmel bv those ae- "res. TYNER & BAKEK. i 'f "r'J'r at the shortest notice, cniuplished j.erf..rmers upon the fliteand accor- ' air. o3-l!-tf. ' T r'STAi C "Wl "f Per,ft,,mrT?' Wr' deon, M. Hailon and Mr. Loring of .Mt Carmel ; ; rIegraph Glasses and l.ghtnmg rod insulators.

BROOKVILLE ATTORNEYS.

We fancy now, on hearing this reply, ! Its cause, prevention an,! cure by the le honest justice peered throusrh his ' bte Dr. A. 13. Jenkins Iver-rimmed spectacles, first at tlie ar- Tins dreadful dise

cused, and then at the accuser, a quaint ''1,'i,'vp'':lI'on,-i''Atbistbeeii.iiscover.-'.i. suiihe puying round his lips, as hi ask- l ed, 'Is that all they hav done! ,ri';" " "r. J. alter a practice of e5 vears iii viAnother spokesman HOW iriterfire.I '.'.'.'.V'!- '! P'lct. and after much exami-

ii . , i "-..i.'i. ..nn sunn ai last loiiiHl outthecaiMe mid an olJ man with gray hairs, was he. n. -.m, by wi.u h it ,a b, Sueesfuiiy"4ated

Si"t Fni. i . , . r, j 'ease your worship, t iev 1 - L IsCOpal Church ,n this State ed my ife! Till le went

aaicd on ThursHar mnrninn Ii.no

11 bt. John's Church, Lafayette.

-c iiteadance both of Clergy and Laity !,much larger than at any previous Ration, and the greatest good feeli listed among the members. The Mention was opened with the usual Tlce of the Church, and a most ex-

,eat discourse was preached by the Js. S. Large, of Fort Wayne.

- oiy Communiou was administered :a Bishop, assisted by the Rev. Mr.

r. ana the collection taken up was

TOMN I. HOIVLAM), Attorney at Law, ,1 Brookville, Indiana. Ci YISI S KILCiOlir, Justice of the Peace, i and Attorney and Counsellor at law, Brookville, lnd. Ortiee South East Corner of Public Square. apl 2.1. le 17. TIT" JIOIIUOW, Attorney and Counsellor at 11 Law, Office on Burgess street. one door North of Geo. Holland's, Brookville, Indiana, ie 211 "51 26 Iv

Vifl. no.,. ... . i. " . . i ". . i lis aiili.l..l..'i ....u-..,.!!. i . . - '. "

...miogci nuius, uc repiisi AO, Sir' i .....in. u. me iinimv ol , n jtttornev ann counsellor at

i r - , - i" me iiu.ier- I 'i u,uniunuic,iuii. umce miner American signed S i, (post paid) ln ,,awka, I!ls..will re- ! OtMce, Court street. dec 26 52-lv rKl.!,.,n',hU.,.c,,rtiPi.,w- complete history of! T Tl'r. rROflKslllK. M,nn -..i

And now she is , "i .r.Ti; i1'!11 VuArrecmion'.ll"ent I ,. counsellor at Law. Office on Court strt.or.-

as quiet as a lamb!' a pa.l,.e,r i ke r, "IZiZ L"'" I P e the Court House, Brookville, Indiana.

This u-n; t.in m.ii-l, f... ik. . "me td distribution. w n inciw I ' Jl

.. r . i. . i - , 1 . -

ui uie S.OOUJUMIL0 to endure. Amused, 1t P.TMT?r Ofillfinr , .1 . on Burgess street, two doors north ofGeo. Hol-

yet lndio-nant at the intrusion we v.in.uiiu ouuuULi. ! lands Office, Brookville. mrS-ll

she had such a tongue,

T It. JtlTLl'IIE, Attomnvat Ut. Offi

him rising slowly on his o-reat o-otitv feet i mitr n-v ,-..,. ! T W. IIITT, Attorney at Law, and Notary Pnbin.rn lr,llr J J T" K "7' "I 1 SCHOOL will be .1 . lie. office with Georoi Hollaxb. Esq., Brookwe can hardly picture a justice Ol those! , "J""1-0" Monday June 6ih. under the charge ' ville. Ind.

aays without tile gout he C evates his ; .-,."', ; . J" ro!"""le thirteen weeks, i T AW PAUTEIllIIIP.-.Ton A. Matsou Voice, and in tS n'nt.,rit. o l?lng 'ates of ,,",,',,J wi" j Ji and Jon, II. Fa,ra, have this day entered

'Carry them back! Carry them hack' ! ;.n "!,r!r tranches, id let them r0,-n .k.. .i.i. :J ! ! lV"m"" English,

S 2 00

and let them ennvpn nil th u.i.i r.VI.V:nsn' 3 oo

, - .vuo in in. n,,i nennstry. History, Astron

omi , Arc.

Happy days were those of carlv Met h- 7:' Rhetoric 5 oo

oeism, when the only tnings that could ' ' frtUne. exceptn of protracted i

uw..gcu upon ner converts by their I b,,i5 of tuiti

Into a partnership in the practice of the Law.

JOll A.MATSON, JOHNH. FARQVHAR. ALF. WAltD, ATTORNEY &. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Brookville, Indiana. Office two doors north Burton's Store.

on will be made on! and h...i.j 1 Tnrt nnn a wr r. s T nnsr

I mi. t-r?i iihs v. rp wna iu.hn. c i .. . - - - ..ii'. . . . . m ' . ..iii.iu

S'ODriatal . r, .. . r V,T " " . "iiitroi v irtues OI , ounce me nisi nail ol the trm, and their ravment .WZT J . " F'ated to Domestic Missions. j the Christian life! Would it had hepn i P0'10'1 r before the last dav oftho sain- if VAnDIE:R' is now Pmred to servenp W the wr;n .l. r- so with all who ha, . i .i c" Scholars w ho are incorrigible! who habituallv ' , 1 0 "t'1"1? Refreshments ol the season, at his . e services, the Convention was so " hV e received the grace I negl-et their studies, or are irreg-ilar in the! I it I 0 ,1 su'"u nexl door B'"-"''' Store, and will be ''Oto order bv the Kinhnn veh is rv "oJ 81 her nanus! Would it were so tendance, unless bv reason of sickness, wil' not be T- "?Scd at a,,T t"ne d,,rint the summer, to receive ?:c0 Vra i , ,SnP' h ,S' EX" now! But, let it not be forerotten fhit ' r'Vil'Jin"rt-'- PtM- therefore reqnes- ! "hMV1"1 p1"," 'touch of his quality. C0I resiJetlt Of the Convention. heret-pr ,.nli ,tlat u'' to inform the Principal, bv note or otherwise. L " ,oel ri'am Saloon Is fitted up with neatness iof.k-, . "iitieirra lersonsictnpcr IS not 6MC- ! hen their rhil.lr. -n sr.. nt.c.'iiv i " r ineaccommodation of ladies and gentlemen.

liim 1 a.m. . . I - -. , : . -., .. . ... , - ' '. ... .uiru .11 :

. a i'ciuu t icuipcr is not "ie Clergy in the Diocese, with tified by liis religion, his nr.ifo

II ... . " o t

exception, answered to their i vatn. nies. ti, , . .

"ce was aiso present several I naors ia I'alilarnia. e Clergv from other Diocese Tim I Crying childreu ia church are n...lw.

:5cates of Lay. Deputies, beino- ex. j considered a nuisances, and Liken out, but

oy the committee appointed for ' " a,ways case' as ",e r,-" i"5 'impose, it was found that nearly I anPC,,ot,'from the L,iits' R-p.itoiy, for ? Parish w.,s v0nr.,tj k. A i A wi" ho-

edelerratp, j "A brother just retorne! from Ca!ifomi.i

ft ! was present lu a concresliou of brother Ow-

onvcntmn mm K,;n ; k r ;en, wliena

...WW . 11 111 Mir 11 I I .

0un f... .1 . ' began to crv. A thinrr n 1101111 . 1

v. nie niirnna ... to,,,.-..-..... -

inp- t. r-r " iiansai.ua. loriiia altr tcted not a litt

I....

mn is i..,l... ...

, . .......... n,i i.iiifu init-resieii, are rospcctfullv invited to visit the school where thev can best ; judge of its management, and the progress ofthe Fupils. May. l?o3 S3-3w St;VTj,r ''f,""18' rranUliii ro. sis. , l" the tranUm crru.t curt, .iU,t term, i. n. IS53. ' hutli llarrel!, 1 1 X Se .. , ( Pc,ili"n for Pivorce.

j ..arret.

and no exertion w ill be spared to render this a plensant plac of resort. His Soda Fountain is now in thc full tide of successful operation, ready and willing to dispense its

. ....iui); iimiues loan nronnii.

irTTS COI.RI ItN, 1rnler In f Irjr (ionils, ; lrarl street, t in. rlminli. Offer for sale on the most favorable terms li(!0 packages lry Goods, purchased mostlt previousto Hie advance in prices. Purchasers will And them ready to meet the lowest rates of any Jobbing House East or West. Feb. 15 9-12ms-Spring & Summer Goods r0"I A- UU AY have a large and wellselecled stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods embracing Cloths of almost every description and price: Cassimeres in great variety, from the lowest grade to the richest styles; Vestings, Twee.bj, Nankeens Rii.l Linen and Cotton Summer Wear, nf all the various kinds, together with almost every other article known to the Dry Goods trade. Their stock of Bootsand Shoes, coarse and flue, large and small, has been selected with great rare and will compare favorably for elegance with that of any establishment this side of the City. For the inspection of the Ladies, thev present a beautiful assortmeet of line and Fishiok'asi.c Press Goods. Crape and Delaine Shawls, and Ronncts of the latest styles, and nt the very lowest figures. They invito thc especial attention of the Ladies to their new and elegant supply of Glass A Queensware, confident that they can suit their varied tastes. Also, a magnificent stock of hardware, for the Farmer. Mechanic and Builder, and Creceriet "for the million!" Also. Ready made Clothing, of all descriptions. Ready made Harness. Trace Chains, Halters, Ac. All people in want of any article of goods in our line of trade, and the "res: of mankind," are requested to call and examine the above stock. Do so. and yon will save money. The highest price paid for all kinds of produce.

ccipio, April ia, lrM3.-i.-am.

To the Ladies. nll.TAIIBF'SFrench Lnnar Pill. Fot Suppressed Menstruatini and all irregularities of the FEMALE SVSTF.M the best Pills In the known World. They ran be had genuine.at No. P6 Broadway, and fully Gi ATin to give SATisrACTion, with full directions. E. THOMAS only authorized Agent. The above Pills will be sent bv mail, upon the receipt of 3. All letter mnst be directed No. 86, Broadway, Cin. mh. 23 14. ISONKISTS I BONNETS I !

JUST Received, a largo and splendid lot of Florence Braid. Pedal, Fancy Edged, China Pearl,

net L,nce anu mono.

style and pattern

Straw Bonnets, of the latest

ALSO

CO.PAKT.i:RmilP.

THF. undersigned have entered ,nt(, ro.partner. j FF.TT & ROBBlNsn?m'",,1 f JO:VE8- LO' I

. .... . . i-ait) nig (in I

J Ti"" uroccri ano commission Business. M.JONF.S. 11AVI11 invvir

(Late of J. r. &C (Iie of St. Omer.) Jones dt Co.,) Cincinnati R. ROBBINS, (Late of .Milroy, Indiana. JONES, LOVETT &. ROBBIXS, Whol-Mle tirnrers & CotnminKion Merchant NO.fiQ PKARL S I REE T, XKAR VINK. P3'JMyr. CINCINNATI. First Arrival this Season, -p best quality, new style calicoes for sale a IO low rate. K. TYNER. JUST recived a lot of superior hammered lon, or various sires. R TYNER March 18, 153.

rsjT-y. of .ll(i; g.. ir. i wli---!, w-i:c. :-

S ti. New jenc. . July Ii, 8. 1. "Mr.Ttt,:- Deai icn w'wh lukw.w hsl h:. the te. It. n my on 11 ce. of i.-hi wn.il tl.e ti M.VANiC ttLT y St.CHMt reply is as f.ijow:

j:.. ... v.r. 1 i,ai i.p,.- ,.e--,;-. r

ii....s. Kimy 1 ear ll.e ft n.i.T.im. became Vime.

cum u. pern anetit relief from any cowne

v- i.inii-11 wBi.cirr. a.

f r. 1. ;

F r

ii-.l-

R1CHAK0 B. TTN1R.J rilDITKUg o. Al. Spring & Summer Clothing AND Gentlemen's Fnrnishinr Good

A beautiful lot of Silk, Panama, Whorn, Canton, i 1 Canada and Palm Leaf Hats, all of which was and to the pnblir gcnerailv. that the eutvomen bought at low prices, and will be sold cheap at the MAMMOTH STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTH

ING and Geuilemen't lurnnhirg tidt, which they lately purchased in New York and Philadel-

api-2

OLD WHITE CORNEH.

BOOTS AND 15 cases Kip Boots;

3 " Coarse "

4 " Calf 1 " Men's Custom Made Shoes; t " " Brogans; 1 Gaiters: 1 " ' Congres Boots; IfiO prs women' Calf " 50 " Goat 2IH1 " Bnskins. all style; 36 " " New Style Gaiters;

iuu Mippers;

WI1 tuurterft . Mf.

nice 111 c n-e.jne.iCe nf Lcuent cxposere to th wa.l .r. in it-.e :!ischa-ee of my j. toral d.itm. I

,.i.c ...-.n t ii s cie:e 11. inn!; RhennatBai, ;.!:.. r.r tear sfi--r yesr. ca.i-1 r.. i. driihabh iignKti. l-i tl..-i; iii ti.e k inter t ls nd 4 ta outtv-icx .il ;.irat-hi:j a gna eal ia . owa nd tar-ou-nihrr cLnrcr.is ia tl-1- rsg- .n. I wuat lacked l.v tba Bnrchiti, whirb wn l-cama a a, t require an i.inie.iule sj-pcusina n.y istnial ll.iii. Uj n,rr ,r.i.m w nn. .!? W, n.i as u.y Bronchitis leae ..ie. k. alio did ray Dyspepsia and Kheumat 0 m lection tl1.11 evincing that tlice diuirdsr were i.nnect'd witii each oilier thrt.ngU th asediuiff f Im Nertons System, lu il;e w hoi diariacupi ti.ee eemed to Le no rcr.tJial agent which coufc -each n.l recnrte m Nervous Svstem ; ever :i.i:ig that 1 had tried in this porpo. bad con t.-iy tailed. At la.t I w.i led by mv friend eM.ii. r j our ir.venli.ms. a.ta (thncgb w ith no very .angnine be; of tlieir .TicienCv.) I determined to try 11 . erl'e. I of the .-1;. lication of the G A LV 4 N IO Br IT am. NKi KLALL. with tlie MAGNtTlff H l.ll. Thl w ia June. 1SJS. To mv skit uiii.i!i,t. iji ti nu mt Dr-rrrs.A rtsa , S MOSI Klf lllllHl; KP 1. SLIL1IC hi risiotAt. I.AHOSS; sr. Hilt I 1IM t OJIITTIt 1 SlSCLC HBTICW .s .:... sr ok thk Biokhiih; inn Knr.cMATM ri , i th. -i his i nimti rti.tD itii n.t n. aaea v the won.ii-rfnl and happy results ol the experiment

. -v .ni nicii.ieii in m.1.1 mil inn

STI PI 17 G 1 1 Ph,i"" J" arrived and is now open to the inII U rj O 1 . speclion of all at their

Clothinsr GaiMrlan.

in Brookville, Indiana, where a uniform and legitIraate business Is done, and where can be fouud a

i (.-j . ixi.-.uauDuuuussupenor in workman- i : ship to any heretofore brought to this market, and i I which will be sold at auch price a to insure their .

Bi.ieii.su, w no may nave examined them before purrhasingelsewbere. Tbeyaiso keepconstantly on hand a largo and well selected stuck of I

Clelba, Cassimeres & Vettinra. Embracing all kinds and colors, all of which will be !

offered in the West.

ap22

N. D. GALUOX & Soy.

Misses', Children's and Boy' Shoes of all kinds ' old as low as thev ran be bourht t kn,...i- :

and qualities. All eomprisi"g. one of the largest ' he et, or made to order on the shortest notice and best assorted stock of Boots ind Shoes ever; n'1 the most fashionable stvle.

va would then extend a polite invitation to all ' to come and oxamine our Good before purchasing elsewheie, for we feel confident we can offer such Inducement in the way of Cheap Good as to e- i cure the permanent custom of all w ho may favor us with a call. ' i irPAll kind of TAILORING done at the short-! est notice, Ji T All work warranted, and any garment rip- I ping will be repaired graluitonslv. j

0 . , . 1 iftEK ex BAKER. Brookville. April 15, '53.-19-tf.

JUST JIKCEIVED IT THE OLD WRITE CORNER, the il most extensive lot of 1 'res Goods, we have ever had the pleasure of offering for sale; Ktnong which are 40 pieces plain and faacy Lawns;

10 do berage de Laines;

Be rage;

Silk French Tissue; new style Brocade; Chameleon Glace; plain black Taffeta; rich, plain. figured & fancv Silks:

10 elegr.nt Parisian Robes; piece embroidered Swi Mull;

5 do dotted do do

plain do do Idain and figured Jackonet; look Muslin; Bishop Lawns: Silk aud Alpacra Lustres. N. D. GALLION 4 SON.

.nmiy who hat been likewise suderinr f.visa N'unl

KiC. Artections. They hair triad them, with Mrr srst its I e,i ivr in mil casc. ai, ear fir, ve: v respecifullv year. r.CbLHT VV. LAN DIS. DR. CHRIST lE'S OALVAWIC ACCKLACE Is used f-ir 1! Complain sTerting th Tatnat aa Head, such limnchitis. Infiamrration of theTliroac Nervons and Si, k he-..cl.t, LI.Ai.ines of th Head! Ve-irslgia ii. th? Fce. Rusxii-g nr H oaring ia tka Kr. Iw.f..ess. w hich i generally Nervons,aad that distrett.ini; cumplaiiit, cliu Tic L'ult reu DR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC ISRACELETS r fonnd f vst service ih rases ef Convulsion or I-its. S; mdie omplaiuts. and general Nerrn. Affections of the Hea l and npper extremiue. Als in I sl.y and I'naly.i.. and all Diseases caused ey a Deficiency of Power, or Nervous Lnergv, ia ta limbs or other organs of the body.

10 Ir? 5 9 10

40

20 30 5 5 90

do do do do do do

do do do do do

p82.

R. W. HUBBARD, nun. in ANUFACTr keh I on Maine Bnrgess Street, Brookville.Just below the public square, has always nn hand a large assortment of Carriages, consisting of Rocxaways, Rones nd Readys, plain Rockaways, Pbilon. and Buggies. Purchasers will (Ind It lo their advantage to call and examine my work, as my stock is the largest

C 7 Confectionaries of nil kind. !. mili.nii ! i.. . i ' . ' i . - .i. A . i

dinL-1-.11m tl.r It 1 . o.

( ,V,MES w"'1 ltioner by fioorgo Holland, h t al.oriiey, and tiles her petition herein and al

nvn: -. - . -l.- i-.K. .t. , ... .. '" "'".'' 'i oi a eoniiM-ient

-iitiuii met aaifl in tne at- , ' " " -" " " ,ur ""' s moilier the said defendant is not a resident of th

er

also

ilness showing that 1

w&$&

i of mork elsewhere.

I also keep for sale Carriage Harness of Dy tjle I or price. j 1 am prepared to finish to order any description i of Carriage, not on hand. at shortest notice. Particular attention paid to repairing. April, 153 IT-tf

Notice to Contractors

The standins and other Com-i mother rose to retire.

ere elected", and Deleo-ates to' ha Prea-h'I" the oi thst ktlte'a voice

eileral P.:

, . ci c t iiusen.

'"US

i is more inter -sting lo msuv in this congregation than my own. It is, perhaps, the

so unusual in Cali- , mdiana. 1 he said defendant, Stephen S Harrell Itle attention, and the " '"erefow hen-by notified ofthe pendencvof snid' "Don't leave " R-iirl T'uu"a- a'"1 hi" unless he appear on the second 4 1 1 . u t I ,da?,'r ui ,erm of lhe Franklin circuit court to he 1 ot that tone s Voice hidden at lliernurt house in ihrlnvrnilRiriii.

hidden at lliernurt house in the town of Rrookville county of F ranklin and State of Indiana, on the first .M.mday of August next, and plead to oran-

Ji th,

-t elo,

8 'solutions were brought up and "w nmu Im, heard ,'ince, llcTX P""n same wi" he h,,rd in

luiii; time aso.he look leave of hi. f-.r. !;,...

; h mie. The e(TW:t w as instnutaneoiis and I

B evfnmr. lk . .. ! c.i .

6 -"c eMrvices ot the pewenui, n i;irp portion o! Hie ere airain hPA d r .u . i melted into tears."

w - j nu viic xfi llirj

Attest. JOHN M..IOHASTON May mih, is,-.. 03 jw F c.C.

congregalii'ii ,

i

Notice.

joquent and impressive sermorn, i It is firtinn nf.h .u-J T-..?," r""8. h': fcVie hJ,-':"i transact

"6 CViir 1 I .1 , 1 n - . . "J --in. i"" .nr.. ti imnnip 1 rnslecs or Laurel i u the Pasure of listen-' the British flaj has braved the battlo an.! ' r"w",h,r',r!nli," is n",,,y pc Hiat the regular il?S Preached theRcv.Dr.!thebTzefor.at,!ousa"d years. It is ' o7;t?ttl

01 Uoston, Mass.

EAGLE WOLLEW FACTORY.

On Elies Creek. THE subscriber takes this method

onct more to announce to his patrons and the pub- ; yOTICE ts hereby given, tint the Conntv Rom

111,1:1.-11 neisMiu manuiacHiringau Kimisoi woot- 11 missioners of I nien CO., Ind.. have d.rerred len goods pnd lias a large stock on hand, such as Letting the conrt honse. to bi erected for said SatlinelU.I .-isiiner..s.Tweeds. Flannels. Blankets, ennntj.fre-m the Hlh dav of Mav nntil the ICth dav Hocking yarn, double and twisted, and almost all of Jnne. lavt. Persons wishing to make tenders kinds ot goods made of wool, generally suitable j for the erection of said court house will find the for domestic purposes, which he will exchange for plans and specifications at the .suditor's Office of Wool or pay cash at lhe hi chest prices. j said conntv. W. OVWSON, A. I'.C. N. B. Carding. Sninnine and Fullinir done as 1 Anrii oq" -si w.k-

May 13, 13. 21 6w.

ELIJAH COCKF.F.AIR.

II A 15 I W A K i: .

I plTIi ATI & INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY

- iuM.M-lns Stockholders ofthe tfinein

rati and Indianapolis Railway Company are here-

rpIIF. LinfiFST and be.t assorted su.ck of: ""J r ? ' H"'"'": I Hardware, Ho-low Ware, Queensw.re, Table i "id ' ZEi. i "t? 9Cd by Mid and Pocket Cilery, ever brought to lown.i now . r1ciT1,M" h 'nto,n"t of ten per cent. .i.i 1 , or me dollars on cachhareof stock snl-scritw.il

v.i.e... a, mw iiiiin-5 nt tne

p-K

! scarcely two hundred years since Eni-; James wiley, l'res,t.

land became 8 poV fr Oil the OCean. 1 iayTlcr SDjw Tawnsbip. I .tut rece!velandfor sale by

OLD WHITE CORNER. ' . '"'""f .ZVX ,"5,:,,,nen, '0.P.e l'"! tie

irom me aaie nereor or penonai demand by him.

j uim 1 j I nnj j3UBrvl OI IJirvClOT5.

C-tO. G. MIOI P. Pres t.

' I ARE FlSM. tOBarrelsof tueK-t White ! li Fish. 40 half do do

Domestics. JI ST RECEIVED at tbe Old White Corner io ps Print, good styles and fast colors; lUO " Bleached Muslin; 150 Brown " 30 " " and Bleached Drill's; 5 " Colored " 30 " Red, White and Yellow Flannel; 10 ' Canton 40 " Cotton Pantloonry: SO narrow tr:ped and check shirting: SO Irish Linen. All of which will be sold on reasonable terms, bv

PltOTECTlOTT (Fire, Marine and Inland) INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFOBD, COXX. SCOXPOXJTED 1825. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. A.G. HaIabd, C. H. Nobtbam. K. FmtT, w.Thaii. Jmo WAa.c.TOK, W. KiLtoa., W. B. Koaaim, E. Hill, D.W. UBg. L. HrsirBitrr, T. Bflbhaf, W. a. Wa,,'

t j! "' 0,,D', V- Clabb,

- "IbblANB, Al, Wa. Ccksbb, 6ecy.

Tic Doloreux and Weuraljrfi. Tnesa dreadful ar.d agoniring complaint ar tmmeiil,lv rtiieerd by the application of the 'Iilvakm BitLT. Nkcslack. and Klu.d. The Bolt dinM th Merlnrif- thn.Ui'U the system the Neckiac aa a loeI eifect-and the Klnid acts directly upon the rtected nerve In tl.e-e aKtressing atnictw-ns bm pplication NLVtR FAitA " FITS ANO CONVULSIONS. These alarming and terrible e-wnplaints ara slwawa caused by a Drrmgemeat nf th, AWrn. Tha Butfr esAAurv. and Fu.10, wiU cure aarly everv case, no matter how young or how old tha patient me ks-w' r.Miniaied tbe compUmt Namenrn and asttmiaaiag pt oofs ar hi posseMion of the proprietor. " May hundred Certificates, from all parts tba country, of tbe most euttracrdinsrv rharactar, aaa

..w ..v... u ivuireu.

No trouble or ..1....... . . 1- .1. .

W. CLARK, President. ! CHRISTIES G.ILf.lXlC JtRTICLKS. aaa I ,heT mT worn by the most feeble and sliest

Th. ... - ,TnKI we "detv. In many cases ta ssa ,.ii.S att".ntl',, f property holders i respectfully ""ending their use u rfewr mmd mwrm called to the superior advantages for fir, mat. ' A' ""T can be ent to any part of th cooatrr. ana Islanil issaaaM i '

the PUOXECTIOJI INHKANCE CO. ! rriCOS!

v- - - p. w SVS s wr ) A! .V?.".nL!."J",,a offered

'-.-.lVA. S V. P ,, , . - The undersigned has been furnished with blank ' , . "Iv"ni Bell. 5lieies,signed by the ottloers of the Companv: also ' 1,ie Galvanic Nock

pol

Nocklaec,

Three Dollars.

Two Dollars.

a p

x. p. eALLlOX.

N. D. GALLION ot SON.

X CAItD.

n. C. OALLIOB.

r F. adopt tliij method of address!.-;

If ous friends

aireld r -JS 1J r7'Pu' r"reonlnoi"? policies 1 He lial vanic Br.icnlets. One DolLr caek

One Dollar.

se- ice .article are accompanied by faB aa4 plHin anection. Pamphlets, wftb fall artiealara. a be had of the authorized Agent particular notice. beware tif C-moUereitt and TVmwthU imtiftim) ' U. O. MORE HEAD, M. D, ItNLJtAL AOFNT WR THK ITflTED TATT 13 BmWwsy. Haw Tark. . . ArTHORI?ET) AfiFSTTK.

M.Y. HA1LE, Br.vikville: F. Brown, F.ilrtlt

. an; penou oi ume. not leu than one month nor greater than seven years, upon buildings or their contents, occupied as Dwri.n-.nL vr

I Consols, Ac, ere., aud the contents against 109,

- - . rut. j. j. rtlU 1 K. Am.nl

! 81 lT For Uurel, Franklin county', Ind

and customers in relation to our

business. Our business, after having been eonduc-

tea ior many years, ny tne senior partner. Is now carried onin the name of N. D. GALLION or SON. -ONVERSVItLE !IACITIE St IT OP .

" .L? '2 . .,U,VT m ,7.?i ' " ."' '-eonart.

i

SOMETHING NEW.

ved, and affords us the opportunity of extendinrl T1'" "ilersigned rnspertfullv inform. ih. nniL P-""".V- l-ibartv; Cbs. Van Camp, Hevroara:

our operations. We have In addition to tbe regu- "e ,hai established a Machine Shoo In "'Bo,d 01 Dtt"I L"r!. larsnpplies, we arealways careful to keep up, re-j cnnervl)le, and Isnow mauuracturina I ,

cently replenished our stock in the eastern mar-j THRASHING MACHINES

kets with a large assortment of new and fresh

GOODS, of tho latest styles and patterns and of such quality and cheapness as must give ns at least e.ioal advantages with anv others In the market W e refer to the other advertisements in this paper for the particular of our stock.

in makings change In our business, we do not

J. MOOlcEs No. Jsfaisi.. EastberweesF . JiigMhatidNintli, Cinruinasi. I have new asit

Sh.Terr,.?'A;:.w Cu,ters, Com

ana most Improved patterns.

"""F' rai.BiB cart an excellent and mn.i.

Fsrtuer who has an Orchard rtnKt k...

J- . a a.u.wiiaio. I. . , -i" wm v sa rra bm ram ,

't T wK 5 p Mwny on haod a wipplT Mil ,! owR nwnnCactwre,t whtl f .ajt1 It rafthinr BsT ajik; a A - . , . 1 mti r tiA ..II. I m Aa as? . - 91 . . . vmw

n.iue. ail lo latest A , -''" nirojiea. soyssad Chi1. Healeoianufi.etnres rf,n' slr,w Also, a besntiftif fae M w

Met Cider .TIIII, ' 3W''if;",braHnasweo?.Thrt, pewrf assf .ts...l. a.i . ? bill llnd blmst. U aiiiUaa - sfear

V W TJI V

I "'"""'i"! praffrirMcrtKAirlr.

hiw. . II T i a. UMM Af RNVrvIrtTillai J .i-a T f ,-s.s-

orbtlli.'m :!vl?:,",!rih.ii!..,',ey.sbllUDOt i 7 ---twar.db, him will

hT..7i.w J .r , ' re,""""rr "P1" tneoeti materials, and most talandlabor. We sball endeavor inmniinn. .i.i '

enoeavor uieontlnn. ', ' .1.1..

"'".""si " ire 11 aaa always oeon. aamrjg the most Ihriftv and solvent families

and ith regular collections and close attention to

UU

eall. Th- w..i.,-.. tatM-es of Brookville mnet

be warranted to be M wea Ion re In thetirr.

substantial workman-' m

fHe r?a ai

asy j

R. TYNER.

M. Ktt ly. Sec'v. May 13, 1S.13-.21 3w

It KPA IR I NO. JI e will be prenai4 to upttt I-uaLU-.g Machines and a 11 .

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