Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 28, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 July 1853 — Page 4
.T, - From the Lady's Book - The Hermit of Rockrest, BY MRS. C. lEEtENrZ. CHAPTER V. co.xcLrBED.
While he thus stood self-absorbed by the crave of those whose sorrows have perhaus softened too much the memory of their guilt, a gentleman and lady approached and paused by the monument, apparently drawn by the irresistible attraction '.o which he himself had yielded . The gentleman had a commanding figure and dignified bearing, and there ws something in his face which spake as plainly as words could utter it, that he was linked to the dead by ties as strong as those which bound him to the living. The lad v was close ly veiled, but an air of youthful grace and dignity floated round her, like the folds of the gossamef web that she gathered from the breeze. Tbe gentleman lilted his hat courteously from his head. Clarence bowed in return, drawing back at the same time, so that they could approach nearer the monument. There was some thing in the gentle, unspeak biy graceful movements of the lady that reminded hira of Blanche; but she was taller and f fuller proportions, the hair, which was visible nnder the folds of her veil, was of much darker hue, and the gentleman addre.ted her by the ii&ms of Adella. After lingering for a moment, they passed on with a trace lu 1 sign of adien, while Clarence felt an increasing curiosity to behold the features concealed by that nunlike veil. He saw a faded rose at his feet It must have fallen from her hand or bosom, and he gathered it op as a holy relic. He wished it was something which he was authorized to restore, as it would then serve as an excuse for his following her and seeking an introduction. Obeying an a'.tr. ction heconld not explain, he traced her footstoeps and observed something glittering on tho ground. It was a bracelet, with a diamond clasp, composed of jet black hair, brcuied with mingling tresses of spot less white. He was sure it must have fallen from the arm ol the lady, and that it was a treasure for whose restoration she would be grateful. The hair cf dazzling white reminded him of the long, prophetic locks of Father Angelo; but the name engraven on the back of the golden setting was Adella, and destroyed the wild hope that for a moment flashed into his mind. Hastening his steps so as not to lose sight of the strangers, he overtook them soon alter they left the inclesnre, just as acarrage drew up in which they were about to enter. "Is nut this- bracelet yours, madam?" said he, extending it in his hand to the lady, who turned round with a gesture of surprise at his approach. 'I found it in the bower of linden trees, which shad the ashes of Delile. Holding out oue beautiful, ungloved hand.as white as alabaster, while she pressed with the other the folds of the veil closer U her breast, he said' in a very low and sweet-toned voice: "It is indeed mine, and very precious i, it to me. 1 can hardly thank you sufficiently for restoring it to me." "Shall I reclasp it?" he ventured to ask; and, without waiting for permission, he ei -circled her fair wrist with the gem. It snowy symmetry reminded hirn of the arm of Blanche, and he remembered the eveniuw when he saw her watching the sparkling brilliants with which she was adorned, fearing they would melt away like dew-drops in the sunbeams. With a deep sigh, he relinquished the hand, which showed no evidence of resentment at his boldness, when the gentleman accosted him with marked politeness, and gu ii p Mm a card bearing his name, r. quest, d ol him the same favor. "Lord Aimsworth." He hud learned at his own home the name of the father of Blinche. Though the dissimilarity of hight and size, and the difference in the color of the hair, and in tho name of the h.Jy, had destroyed' his first wild hope with regard to her, he could cot help associating the ideaof Rheintbas. with this very dark and imposing looking man. 6 "You will call and see us?" said Lord Aimsworih, assisting the lady in the carriage, and taking a seat by her side. "You will find my address on the card. If I mistake n t, we are countrymen as well as strangers in ti is mot'ern Bbel?" Clarence bow.d, ihe lady leaned her head on the shoulder ot the gentleman, as if seized with sndden iaintuess, and the carriage drove rapidly away. The next evening Clarence called at the lodgings of Lord Aitnsworth . "My daughter," said the noblermn, intro ducmg the laiiy, uow no longer veil-d. The room was illuminated by shaded lamp-, that gave a moonlight and subdued luster to every object; and. mo ihrouch this ro!t, hiizv atmosphere, the daughter of Aimsworth might have been mistaken for a beautiful marble stRtoe, clothed with the habiliments of life, so exquisitely moulded were her feature", so f.iir and uncolored was her cheek. Her hair was narted im.,1., her brow, and braided behind, and the onlv- i
ornament that relieved the simplicity of ""ghed upon his cheek, "I too am bound. l-.er dress was the bracelet of mingled jet ! My vows are pledged to another and that and snow encircling her arm. Fascinated 1 other" and bewildered by her resemblance to Clarence started to his feet, and gazed npBlanrhe, yet feeling that it was onlv a " ber rs if his stance would burn into her
rest moiance, ne ?zed npon her with an earnestness mat bowed her glances to the eaith. Grfii;allv recovering from his strnT snberrassment, tiO entered into coversa.ion with Lord Aimsworth, 12 which Adella soon rartici,ia'ed with grace and intelligence The. evening pass.d away like a .'.-;am cf enchantment amid the blended charms of music and conversation; tor the daughter of Aimsworth possessed a voice ofoeleial melody, and of fir crater compae and culutRMuu man mat ot the yonne lilanehe. .v.. iiium Kirjii-r me, sair iw, hen he ! oeneld her again withdrawing her eves from j ms returning gaze. -Hut your resemblance aoa irn na irom whom I have beea parted, roust plead mv excuse." long ; 'I Irnst the association is a pleasing one ' ska ra.li.J - r . 1 b ii .i . ..
...oi Miie .iispenea me illusion: When 118 starry eyes, glistening with tears, reflecKranche smiled, it was like bright waters dim- ' ted their luster on Ins pallid face, ping -in the enn. Her fare spark 'ed all over ! For one moment he thought he was in aVti rBtof,iRhlnd t'dness The smile of heaven, and that the spirit of his child-bride Adella was pensive, and seemed il 1 vmanMi inln th tnll nUr . i
mumine ine lips over which it flitted. Tfu innocent countenance of his Blanche was transparent as glass; every emotion of her aonl was as visible as if it shone through crystal. With her long, veiling lashes. Adella curtained the winnow n of l,. M..i u.c - , - - " IMI" Tf.: 7 "le" icunoMiy and ihe glance of o.ivii. DLT11CI e aaai r..a ' ii r. u i t : ... .... , r ...p.wB.,, rtoeria calm and saint v e a virgin jresiees ofthe Temple of Vesta. Long after Clarence was gone, Adelia s we love belter to ca'l her, Blanche sal with her brow leaning on her folded hands, -he had met him again, the hashaiid of her youih.the man she had loren n-ok .k. eastern tdolatry, from whom she had been j PO Violently ... .1 i J i , I . . " ' " " llinu . so violently sundered, and whose last words echoing in her ears were more terrible lhaa thundsr, and sharper than the two edged sword. She has met In n in .r,., i ,,. r . . ' ---. Si S. ... IWIIV n .. . : i . c. , . "-(..laiMji,, neren uurecoenized, and ! .1 hr''e. fell from her j 1 ' Ta"' ;'ei cream oi lite. io l Id nnlttii... t. lc i t l:l.-- , ...... r-.-..iuj mruooeu in ner Heart, no giiiiuiig o; rapiure.illn mined her soul. She aaw him sad, narkeiied by the shadow of remorse, and she nit:ed him. But th bnht liiin was dispelled. she knew him as an er- i ring son ol passion, uist-ad of the angel cf light whom she had first worshipped. Never perhaps had a human beingchanged, tn the same space of lim, sa mnc.h as BUuche. Tlie storm which ha. I wrecked her peace bad strengthened ih fiN. f ..
character, and eiven it deeper root and lof- j . Nr"'ar Fnitoritl. tier growth. At the death bed o! Father An-! , A n0T'' fnni occurred in New York a her spirit received a new consecration, i Vr-7 "e' cc'dotT Tribune. and she went forth into tho world angel-, 1 lie d-ceased was Calvin R. Brown, who was nrengtheaed for its conrltts and trials. Her' hnsl"D1 f Mrs. Fish, so extensively father himself a .cco.n pished scholar and1 !?mon" ,'he ventor of the -Rochester gifted man, supplied h-r witS mas'ers in , !IT Th "rvtc were commen--verart.nd a -lence, while travel o n folded, PJ?L nd wdiDg the BcriptBrea, tor h-r iu nudity volu.ue of instruction , t''". Re,r' S' R Britan' e Is known to B.anche feltaa if surreuajed by anew crea- , ,1w",'"r n "Spiritual Manifestations."
iron, vviirnj i- ii'n ui neauiy an,l power nn- ! ciisappeared, and gava pluce to sometliing more exalted and womanly. The shade darkened and darkened ia her hair and eyea, makinf her face tti!l fairer and paver, lik the ha o: '1 v:i,' r.' i .-, g'r.t oi, the "-.-.cr, l.ii g the S--?"n 't, ..loe j,n;nu by coa-tns-t. An,i t:.re was soui hins tsiao itch contubutc ,ucrc lima all to destrcy the
amtdst all llr wew a.id g'orions inlluenees1 Al 7"r,oa Pnts in hhr address, thera were ' ' ,ne market, of Glows, Hoslerv silk vit. ' iv i-".! ""ard of Directors of saidcompa- Northeast corner Fourth and Vine sts.,Cin'tl. under which her mind w . hm,Jh,, , rappines, soma times apparently on the hnt. i U,l' .Chemtsets, radetwIeeVct Ribho i HiJtZ.V?.1'?? of "M?'y ,h iliia' m . ver loathe hoi v .o. 'A t j theroa I Vi XX Sf.Siffi? Baylor Thermometers
"IN irom m flying rather Angelo. a, " response ,o ie sentiments altered Linen and Cotton Poci.,.H ta .LIrnV e'h "re or st.nk held bv the slock holder, and ! I mmmi... ""rmra nave certincHt as to the thh.if h.r r.ih..'. .... JL.: -? ' The Moointra wer ,.k - T1' nZll . ". PI ",,''.ck"'k'.t,mrw, i which .asesament ll.ev rd herX .f ; .LrT,nes "curacy ofthe metho.1 by which
. . : .' .' iu sne i , ., V . n-. ue UJ. ....vi..,, jrmiw, rim, Knttons, Karor mv into il.. 1 V , i- ' . insirnmenis are graduatedfelt herself the almoner of Heavea'a bonatH-a, ,nc"' heard IB every part of tha room, bt il. ;ons,nd other .rtideiC'too Cf tt.'wth .uJ u W wit .nTffMli o'r a"1,'" Profe,,MUBrw Cniveitr, and wherever rhe went she wught oat the remark from any Prof. whtTluiMrT.'a" 2cm"or an in ca'h P. MrtUnd .Cleveland, O.; ' ' poor, and the atSrcted, a.d poort. btlm f read .communication, prportia(t L W,U M "T'dvluoX A son in t'v V v . il ..,to Uae bleemnfr, wo-nds of hamanitv 1V rom th deceased sine hi. en- - ALLIpw A SON g&m?lhf July next,oirerat Hcnshaw', Ward cl' Bo,oV Uinleherctiaracvrwas th.. assuming ."g P H w.rid, throogh . m.. w. oo.oa.o.wo. ,m, im S', fT preaj chistm! aspect, her countenance i'am WM present, and apoarentlv! V V fYr"! nrvr, Z'X ?klT' of theaaidrtoek of.ueh.t.CM.-:!r.i,?ii r.ort"rB.tfteidor, New York.
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identity of th Blanche of Rockrest with the
Blanche whom Clarence beheld at the tomb of Abelardand Eloise. It was the shade of ex perience which rested, in a soft mist, on the fringes of her eyes, and lingered round the paler roses of het lip-. The haunting expression of the past subdued her features, i while devotion cast its saintly halo above. jand glorified their charm, ' fhe did not wonder that Clarence had not j recognized her, though her resemblance to herseu naa atruca mm so powerfully, tier father, in consequence of the death of his father , now bore a titled name, and according to h a earnest desire, she had adopted t tat cf her mother, one now rejoiced tu these cir i cun a anr.es, as they favored her preseiit wishas. She could study the character of her hu-ibanr1, disc aver if his heart were still true tc her remembrance, or If her present pelf had power to rival her former self in bis affections She could ascertain if jealousy "cruel as the grave," still lurked in his bosom, or whether, like the arch-serpent of Eden it had been crashed nnder the feet of the Son of Man; and, above all, the appaj rently extinguished flame of love might re i kindle in her own breast. The union his I blood-stained hand had once severed must j he sanctified by love ere it should be again ; renewed; and that love, too, hallowed by reigion, before she could lean upon it as an anchor of the heart, sure and steadfast. And oh, how she longed that she might love again! not with the blind instinct which drew to the first form of youthful beauty, thai ltad am lu.n. 1 1, 1 with that noble sympathy, that electric at- I traction which blenns the son I with a kin- i dred soul, till they both rise, as it were.in one ' cloud of incense unto heaven. I Weeks glided after weeks, and found C:ar- ' ence day by day the companion of Blanche. I Bound by a spell that grew stronger and ! stronger, he lingered at her side, struggling with a love that he deemed faith lesness to the rights of his supplanted wife. The pas-, sion he had cherished for her seemed a fading mirage to the glowing reality of his present feelings. He tried to vindicate himself to his conscience by repeating that it was her resemblance to Blanche which had first attraeted and charmed him: but the stern
monitor would not suffer its warning voice to ,n Brookville, Indiana, where a uniform andlezitbe stilled. It would whisner. and lonHI v too. ,maf! business is done, and where can be found a
that if Adelia knew the history of Blanche, he would be forever banished from her sight. Every day he tried to summon resolution to tell her: but in her presence he forgot every thing but his love of her, and the fatal con-i-equencea of such a discovery. J At length he fell Bick, worn by the struggles of contending passions, and a week passed without his calling at Lord Aimsworth. When he came, he was pale and ; languid, and told her he waB about to bid her farewell. j "So soon!" said she, the color going out of herlips. "So Boon!" The crisis ol her fate was then near. 1 Would he go without revealing the lovei which his every look and action so eloquent- ! I V expressed? Would he reveal it without at the same time, declaring the wedded ties that hound him to herself? Had her own love really revived during this dai.y inter-! , auu woo n iuc inruvs vi us nwnacu- , ilinrlil'f tl.a U 1 . . I U g mi uiai iiww vauocu u ei neni v iu uirou ru wildly, to ache so deeply? Sh trembled for h,s honor; .he trembled at the mighty dependences which hung on that single ( ...w w
nour. i sjeeimi Biicniion oi mv oldest mends and acquainAt the sight of her unrepressed emotion, ' ?"fB?kviVe "nd vicinit to me the iinprisSned feelings of Clarence bni;jwhcn yon areln thecity- J7
,iicif iuug muaiui, ai:u no ioiu uer uit ins , love and all his despair. He related the! herself his jealously, remorse, wanderings,! return, fruitless searches, his visit to Rock - rest and subnequent ramblings. Then, with hurmug eloquence, he dwelt noon the new feelings she had inspired, his struggles to subdue them, struggles which left him only more hopelessly enslaved. "And now," he exclaimed, casting himself at her feet, and seizing both trembling hands iu his.'you know the wretch that prostrates himself before you, imploring you to have mercy upon him. 1 am a monster; for j i outraged oy suspicion and insult the purjest and most angelic of earth's daughters. I am a murderer; for I destroyed witli dej liberate aim the life of my friend. I am a : perjured villain, who unworthy of the boon j of life, asks only the mournful privilege of 1 dying at your feet." j As Clarence thua poured out his soul in an agony of love and remorse, with his hands ! firmly grasping hers, and his eyes, with all the intensity ol passion, riveted on her face, , the blood, as first slowly, then quickly, then ;in a rushing torrent, spread over her forehead, cheeks, and bosom. Even her fingers fcei with the warm, rosy light. It was the resurrection dawn of love, the crimson hue of its morning twilight stealing over her being. "Clarence." said she. in low un; n! bending her head so low that her breath soul. Something seemed to flash nnon him suddenly, electrically. He was weak and diziy. He put his hands to hie temples, uttered an indistinct exclamation reeled, and fell. How long he remained insensible he knew not, for the time was a blank. When he awoke to consciousness he was reclining on a coucn, whose curtains were partially drawti so as to exclude the light from his brow. A figure was bending over him that looked more line a covering seraph than an mnainani ot mis world, it was clad in a white robe, gatherf! round the waist by a white girdle, and flowing dovrn to its feet in long recundarit folds. The haff of th seem ing vision hung loose and mantling over its snowy orapery, its arms of celestial whiteness went Aifended us it' tn aml..... K; J . ........ -. .. .w . iii"..t i.iiii, aiiu manhood, was greeting him to its blissful abodes. "Blanche! Blanche!" he exclaimed, leaning forward and opening his arms, "my angel wife! my own immortal bride!" " VIOIVUI.C, I II y III "Yea Clarence, thy immortal bride!" site cried throwing herself, in all the abandon mnl .. .H... .c . - ......... icnum aucbuuu, VUIMB OOSOmOl ner husband:"for not a one for time nr nenris weoaeo. 1 ne vows i now renew are for eternity. Oh, Clarence! oh, my husband! tha lova which now rises from the grave of passion la pure, heavenly, and nndefileH. It is kindred to the divine love which God himself inspires. Clarence, my beloved, is it thus yott feel for met Can yon. in . , - i . - J ...... , , un.iiiin. VinirillTt 111 V UeiOTims soiemn noor oi nr reunion, take me by ihe hand and say, in the name of tha adora ble Redeemer, that yoo love me with a full, nndnilhtinw Irncl fKt -nn Iv... M. : 1 1. . i . s cwnine otu as well aa the heart, and that you think less of our fleeting wedlock on earth than of the le everlasting marriage feast which is prered for as hereafter C pared for as hereafter, Clarence raised himself from the couch and, taking the hand of Blanche firmlv in his own. knelt at her KidA. nd :v, c ' , wi.ii irrvor on their reunion. "eaven "My Christian bride." ho . loldlllff h.t an V. ; . . .... . . O - "oiimb, --in your noiter, pu- , rer inriuenca I henceforth and forever yield , myself. Be my partner on earth, my guuie , to heaven mv companion in Kt.mii,. . n Aaaress. w .I..' I At ih-closW rh- ZiV: ' " """. A frL..t. s ' ' several 1 '" P"' "t-omeya liisconso- . late," at ter wi.kh Rev. Mr. Denning ma.i: w--r beard morw aiinn it..- 6 urivnx bat ahominkM. tions nse. Keok a K , Iowa, for -salt Lake t jty . 3
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VIMon. Yet : . ,e,,ninff exercises: 1 AitII.Xir.S.T, sn... -.w . ; '"' 'l'pmve,tnytnetoa-ernor. Ech.l,. I iw-w-ijr NOHL THOBXlf
PnOTECTlON (Fire, Marine and Inland) INSURANCE COMPANV, OF HARTFOBD, CONN. .XCORPORATED 1885.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS. A.G. Hazard, C. H. Northaw, K. Scklbt, W. Thrall, Jno. Warbcrtow, W. Kellogo, W. B. RoBiiNs, E. Hills, D.W.Tlakk, L. Hurfbrit, T. Belknap, W. A. Ward, NVm. Ishax, H. Bildix, D. Clark, Wm. Williams, D. W. CLARK, President. Wat. Conner, Sec'y. The attention or property holders is respectfully called to the superior advantages for Fire, Marise ann laiana I inn ranee ottered by the PKOTECXIOJi IXSUKAKCE CO. The undersigned has been furnished with blank policies, signed by the officers of the Company; also with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies already issued, and is duly authorized and prepared, as Agent of said Company, to make insurances for any period of time, not less than one month nor greater than seven years, upon buildings or their contents, occupied as Dwellings, Stocks., Wareoorsis. Churches, Hotrl, Bank, CorRT Houses, Colleges, &c, &c, and the contents against loss or damage bv firk. J. J. FOTJTS, Agent, 21 ly For Laurel, Franklin county, Ind. THE undersigned have entered Into Co-partnership, under the name and firm of JONES, LOFETT & ROBBlNS,forthe purpose of carry ing on a Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business. M.JONES. DAVID LOVETT, (Late of J. D. &C. (Late of St. Omer.) Jones & Co.,) Cincinnati R. KOBBIXS, (Late of Milroy, Indian. ONES, LOVETT & ROBBIN S, w holesale Grocers & Commission Merchants NO.69 PEARL STREET. NEAR VINE. ap2-19-lyr. CINCINNATI. RICHARD H. TYNKR. FREDERICK O. BAKER. Spring & Summer Clothing AND Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods THE undersigned thankful to a generous public for past favors, would say to their customers, and to the pnblic generally-, that the MAMMOTH STOCK OK KEADY-MADE CLOTHING and Gentlemen'' Furnishing Goortr, which they lately purchased in New York and Philadelphia, has just arrived and is now open to the iuClothinar Emsarinm. b;ciiivu vi an at uieir grade of Keady-Made Goods superior in workmanship to any heretofore brought to this market, and which will be sold at such prices as to insure their sale to any w ho may have examined them before purchasing elsew here. They also keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of Cloths, Casslmeres & Vesting-s, Embracing all kinds and colors, all ofwhich willbe sold as low as they can be bought at eny house in the west, or made to order on the shortest notice and in the most fashionable style. We would then extend a polite invitation to all to come and examine out Goods before purchasing elsewhete, for we feel confident we can offer such inducements in the way of Cheap Goods as to secure the permanent custom of all who may favor ns with a call. Hp All kinds of TAILORING done at the shortest notice, JO3 All work warranted, and any garment ripping will be repaired gratuitouslv. TYNER & BAKER. Brookville. April 15, '53-19-tf. , J.i'Sh nana a neauuiui assortment or Mens. Bovs and chil Tytll Straw H.ta II.a a l, " . - " a ueauiuui nne 101 oi soil -sere uais; em oracing every color, white, pearl, hats of my own manufacture, to which I invite tho hi. Ki.,t- u. .1.1 . T .-... u..u u.cvk. j.i, pucivrs sra nisn mien with . ...... u ifrRy stix. c rp j v JACOB KRorsi & KRODSE'8 . f. rg, , ir-" r - ' 1 II I IN Lr D LPOT, d47 Main St. bet. 8th and 9th. CINCINNATI, OHIO. liATE VIC It IV VI, S AT HEAD QUA RTERS METAMORA. PHK t DLRSUiKD. m-atefnl fo, ti. 1 patronage heretofore extended to them, bv the citizens orMetamora and vicinity, respectfullv so- ! licit a continuation of the same, and would inform ciu uu mo pumic generally, that they have received a fresh supply of Seasonable Goods Just from the mint, and consisting in part of the following articles: Plain and Fieured Silks nd s.t;n n.., - i Ginghams, Borage de Laines, Lawns and, Tissoes! a Q.aV.d hl,"U Kob0' PIain n1 Dotted Swiss and Mull Muslm.and White Goods in abundance. . e ak Particular attention to our stock of Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings, and would sav to the Ladies that we are now prepared to show them "TEE '15: P",clarty ec in that department. Of c loths, Plain and Fancy Cassimers and Satti- ! netts Jeans Silk Velvet, Satin, Marsells, Valencia ' and Fancy Vestingsand Cottonado, we have a full i supply, and as cheap as you can ask them. ' Our stock :of Bootsand Shoes consists in partas ' followst-Men's Calf, Kip and Stoga Boots, Calf, ! Morocco. ErnniK rirf i 7...o.;. .'. ' and Boys Kip and Calf Boots and Brogans; lid e, ' Morocco, Teal and KidSlipsand Boots. All ofthe latest style and made ofthe best materials, and in a workmanlike manner. InhMirTAn... .i ... .. . .w w niw tuenp B?-'"d :ho, w kers forthem. V . : .- v iviiiutsr i now COm- 1 plete, and consists of as follow. ! VWl -1 M OI n.9i1T Wnmita .Wl mere.Satinct, Lnstre and Linen Coats; Satin, Marsells and Fancy Vests; Doeskin nnd Fancy Cassinl' p",,.ne"'KTw?,,t- l-inen, Cottonado and Corduroy Pants: Shirts, Drawers. Collars, Ac. made m .anous styles and sues, so if yon wants suitall ' . 5ucro,,ning country, which we intend selline anduukrJrn'stoVr"01 oriti satisfied. go away dis X. B. W'e are at all tim r,. 4V V v . ' market price in Cash for all kTn'ds'of graVrT. P " , apaa 18 W ALKER & BROTHERS. Queensware Glassware. j t innirr.aU,?,,?en"'ra,'-risisting of T. band teawali ',rnm' KhineCoIumb' andgilt Spong'd and painted dishes, baker, plates, tea-1 T w-are.Jugs, bowls. i Edg'd c c dishes, bakers, nappies, tw ifflers,muf- ?? flns. C jngs. howls, ewens and basins, spong'd and painted, plain and fluted teas. cc ' & " ! 209 boxes glassware the above selected for ih ! country trade. For sale by , xt . v O.ALDRICH.No. 181, Main St. between 4th A 5th, west side.Cin. O. ' to amv w here ras but after a thoroiurh examination, w-a nnt .., has the prettiest and cheapest goods in this mar- ! ket. and that he gets them direct from Xew York 1 and Philadelphia. He has a large and well selec- ' BHJVa Ol l.ndit ' I)rcssool!ii, Consisting in part of a general assortment of black and tancy Silks and Satins, Bareges. Barege detains, M vusline delaines, Bombazines. LostresV Poplins Ginghams. Lawns. Tarltons. Swiss, Book and Jaconet muslins. Robes, etc., with a general assortment of t'renc Worked t ollaarw, Cnffs. nndersteevec. Speneers, Handkerchiefs. Laces, Edgings, Mantillas, Capes, Crape Shawls, Parasols. Vans, Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons and linings. Flowers. Wreaths, Tabbs, long and short Mitts. Gloves. Hosiery, Ac., with thousand articles too tedions to mention. Gentlemens' Goods In great variety: Cloths, Oasshneres, Satttnel',, Tweeds, SnmmerCloths, bleached and brown Linens and Drillings, Vesting, Storks. Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Gloves, etc.. w ith a general assortment of BROADWAY STYLES of HATS and -g- T description. In abundance, wcllselected. of superior flne and common qualities st low rlgnre 200 Pieces of Prints, Good styles and fast colors, with a heavy stock of ..--....-. ,,,-v, ,nu roioren Muslins and iic-Kings, i necKs. M.mneis. Striped Shirtings, Mnso,nilo Bars, and usually kent in a retail stor. Also, a heavv .t.wl- nr , . , . .... -oiv, car ."Tl -r-ware, and Groeeries, all of small r-rofltsV ' na BO,d fr I say arain, call and examine for vonrselves It s do trouble to show goods and price,. Brookville, April 12, 18SJ. irTf " BUKTON ' - ."Meie ooaier, in Kna-lish. """ n1 Amerlcaa Fa-cv Cood, i "'cry, ioves, l omos, Buttons. Brnshe.. Look . irf'lws Cmbrellas, Parasols. Irish Berlin Cords, JaconeU, Book Mnlls, Swiss Mnlls! i wic!: 'V assortment or all kinds of and F !' 'Try "tescription of Trimmings ! AI;o. Carpe.ing and Oil Cloths of all kind,..!!.,1 rcci iron, the .Manufacture-,. Straw Good. ' N o, . 35 & 3? P.rf si. "Tl':' febW-a-lvr. .
over tc , vX-.VV P a ,ne 1 neaPti Jat call "as removed to Sixth st. Bacon's Huilding. under J .. r i, "!d,"",m- 1 Nnolia "ail. Cincinnati, Ohio. and S?lk H'L..SnPP y f Leuo, Palm, Panama,1 IfAM FACTIKER of Costumes and Regalia of o. Ji I J'1 ev,ry description, for Masons, Odd Fellows .h sT. " "re'ln,hole nT broken sets, Earthen 8or" "fTemperai.ee. Temide of Honor Druid, 1 r,.n ,nrTv or erCn Sh" ! Men' '"herhood of he Un Ion md 0o J A rull supply of Groceries of all kinds, in fact bellows. ' every thine that is needed . .i.- .t' T-T Kei... . r.v. -v .
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Oil, P.AlMKinvnDOWSII.tDLS, and Oil Cloth Table Covers, manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail, by M. Sawyer k Co. No. 8 College Building, Wulnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio. Orders promptly lillod. Country Merchants and Pedlerssupplied on the lowest terms. Nov. 6, leio. tOlS!ma.
PRIVATE DISEASES CURED! With Unparelleled Success. 134 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. DR. HALL offers to the afflicted New Remedies, (free from mineral poisons) which diffuse them selves tnrougn every part or the human svste ntidatet the Veneral virus, in the short space of irorotwoto six nays. consequently every symptom of this insidoons monster disease leaves ihe svstem, and the patient is again icstored to full health and vigor, without any danger from exposure, or interruption of hnsiness. Those who have been unsuccessfully treated. and Bnd the last state of their case worse than the first, are particularly solicited to call. Long standing eases of Gonorrhea anil Gleet, Strictures, urethral discharges.bnrning pains in the urinary passage, syphilis semiual weakness, or nocturnal emissions, lencorrhcn, for whites.) im potency, rheumatism, discses of the back and loins, inflammation of the bladder and kidneys, hydrocele, cancers, ulcers, and skin diseases, &c, will be quickly removed f r m the system, by the use of Dr. Hall's New remedies. Also, eoti-dis, colds, bronchitis, ihcipient con sumption, dyspepsia, chronic dysentery, diarrhoea, liver complaint, piles, &c., will be treated, in a careful, thorough and scientific manner. Take particular otico, That loathsome hahit. most frequently indulged in by youth, which expels reason, drowns memory, defaces beauty, diminishes strength, vitiates trie blood, causes internal, external and ncurable sores, makes a strong man weak, and a wis iau a fool, is treated wild unparalleled success. Debility of the Sexual Organ; most commonly ntaKufM ana iiiipo(enry the result of an early habit, though sometimes pro' uucmi u) winvr causes, viz: long residence in a warm climate, frequent indulgence, and a variety I of intercourse, close application to business, some- I times there is a disposition to it from birth, or it j comes on spontaneously. Persons thus afflicted ' seow mostof the symptoms cf premature decav. 1 Washing of Hie itrrfm ihAmli-o. i...n.r;n. s- ! me loins, neaoaencs, loss ot memory and destitute oi yenerai pleasure. It is impossible to be placed . in a more mortifying cendition; cut oft" as it were i from all allurements of female societv, with no' hoyesof domestic happiness, and deprived of on.. ; half of the incentives of life. ! Persons thus afflicted, should call immediately on DR. HALL, and be at once restored to health and happiness. Delav is dangerous. AGUE AND FEVER. Dr. Hall's celebrated i Ague Powders have never been known to fail,) when taken according to his directions. They are ; nature's own remedy, and purely vegetable. Persons at a distance can consult llr n hvletinr ; ....,i.i !.. vi. u,c3 sen i tu mi pans oi ine ij nneu States and Canada. nov. 12; lf-52. 4T-lj r J. H. BURROW'S ATENT PLANTATION CORN MILL I-iA:..!'! i-. (L f., . rrHIS Mill dilT,r frr.m oil s ,i i X "IV . . ' VI '" """'""f . v--I'lMllinsll ni Kn.linh Mir ULul-. 1 1 : the su? iiim m ine i !ier or n inner Mono . w-hi,ii i. ease, which forms fhe hnrfc ami hnnnni .-. . .. iivii ...ni ui.'ik:., ,:iii-n,eil III B the Stone, w ith a cast iron Eve. or Bush, that is of greater external diameter at the bottom than at the top, which is secured at the back by four bolts, so Mated, "in is in me iorin oi a dovetail, w Inch gives greaier strength to a Stone, than anv other method which is required in small Mills w "herethe Stone is run w ith great speed. and becomes dnngej rous if not strongly made. It also gives weight to , n.-ione IM suiau iimmeier tnat is required, w ithout having it thick or high, that makes it top heavy, j This Mill is a square frame, made of w ood of cast I iron, in the formofa busk, with Bridge tree. Sninj die Balance. Kine, Driver, and Regulating Screw, I nie, Ki hols u,nii i:,e same principle as a large mill, ; difleringouly in the Running Stone: this being the i great w eight, enables it to grind nearertheccidrv a greaterquanlityoCgr.iin and with less power titan i ny other mill now in use. This mill is portable, and may be attached to steam, w ater, horse or j hand power. jacturod on the same principle, Joseph H. Burrows, of rineini or, for which he obtained Lc ttet Also, nil sir.es of French Burr Mill Ftoncs, manu nnti, is the invents Patent in vwirrnr an mtringcmeiiT the purchaser willbe held tesponsibb- for tho risrht of using. These Mills do not require a Millw right to set them up, and a II that is neeoavarv to put them in opreation istoattnch a b.-nd to tho" puilev on the spindle.w ith a prim 'sutti liently large to fun the "4 inch Mill 24(1 revolutions per minute; atta.ihep to horse.sterm or w ater power. Bv the steady application of twohorse power, the Mill will grind (i to 8 bnshelsperhourol srood meal. and will grind wheat as well a Corn. 1 he 3tl inch Mill, il pm to its fullest speed, will grin. 1 from 111 to 15 bushels perhour. These Millsare warranted to be in every respect as recommended. All orders must be directed to J. It. BURROWS, Front st.. lower side, bet. Main & Wnl nut, Dec. 3, l.Vr' atl-lvr. Cineinnnti. Ohio r1'' t .1 OTIIS, Cavsimeros, Sntinctnnt IfntlSi LlNiKrv Ptnr.ru.B li-,- I . Ver,- In -. 1... I ..I...:.... ....I . f . .. .' - . , n"H e -eiei-uon oi cioins.cassimtires. satinets and .leans, for sale at the lowest figure. - .. M 1 . 1 v iul nieisee lliem my M ASONIC & ODD FELLOWS' U'UIliNISHING STORE. V ILIJAM ADDTS. prepared at all time, to furnish every thinsr annertfiilliti Ih.iK. . -.. .'I T TT OTT-. TT11TTT1 -r-vl-ai a AV' OlUUVl-i, JJiALEU IN AVAh1ITE,'CLOCKS & keep, on . hanrt assorted stock, or all stvles and prices: also, repairs Watches and Jewe'lrv in a thorough workmanlike manner. mr5,'53-n PLANTS RE AHV i miir. snnsrriber has the pleasure of a ma, uis sweet l'o;ito I'tnnts aiv now lnnn H- .' , n:"' 111 ""' laniiiv at his gar den just above Lroo'Kvin,.. , ;vr iu SL'k commence delivering t the stations which tn.t h ?',?na,0-! "' h!"",''l-' n Monday the flth IT, k k L' "' '!"1:,,,t l!,rts of Krai.klin, Uccatnr. hush favette, Ac. can be certain of having any quantity ..rgood plants, by sending to the garden, lie has sprouted over 300 bu.sh,ds-iVo?nof vanon, kinds, to-wit: Lebanon Yellow, Poplar fshWhit" "Ko,1'Li,, Kcd, Yams, and bpan- . He has an abundance of early Hants, which arc JUyiirVwV.'r- "H.CASE. SMITH & nixox PIANO FORTE DEALERS, 7? WEST tihSTREET.ClXclXN ATI.OinO. V holosalo and Ketail Agents for the Stodart and the Oanham Piano. Term" Cash. April 9 .'j.1 1: Ir. Robert T. hr.iss rocsnER. so. Thorburn, .-.i n r.rr r rnr 1 in. Babbit or Ami Fruition Mettle,. Onlersfrom the country promptly attended lo. Cash paid for Copper and Hrass. Kcb.S., '33 10-lvr. YTli:. TheSl.M-kholder, or the White Wail ter alley Canal Company w ill take noti.-e that no aci oi mo, General Assembly ofthe "..tc,. I ii.im un njiprov na transrnr said atoct on tha Boott.of the company to th. purchaser, thereof accoraing to haw. A. B. C(5XYKt.L. Pre.t . OtTic Yhita Water Yalla- c.n.i r cl-.. i. ; hitjWatar Yallas. Canal Co. Connersviile i Nay 6lh. 1S3. 81-2months. "-.' " iMVTS X'SU VlTS io? vi. A?!'? J L,ne".?.n1 Cottonado do JSC . 150 Cloth. I ! " ' . w " ..." . Jn, opened and for ihSin" ! eat at apa-i9-tf TYNEK & BAKER'S.
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WHOLESALE PATER WAREHOUSE F.. O. Goodman A: Co., ' no. 34, Penrl Street, t incinaami, Ohi. VOW offer for sale the largest assortment or paper to be found In tho west, consisting of Book News, , Letter. folded Caps, Flat Cap, Blank Book! Manilla, Hardware, Druirgist. Post Office, Colored Glazed unglazed paper, Printers Inks. Colored Ink Printers Cards, Card Boards, Tai and Straw Bourd. cie. &c. ' OCR 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 citv east or west and we can confident) nv mm,, ., ,..,
' 7kVl? :sl,flkie.n inducements for them east ua " I'lciurcucu to going HOOK PAPERS. We have on hand a full supply of fine book papers from the Dayton Mills, and will be oont.mt!v receiving (as we are tho onlv agents) all the different sizes and qualities needed by publishers ard can have made to order any size or quality wanted on short notice also Eastern Book Papers PRINTERS. ' Can find all kinds of Job Papers, and Paper M-te. trials any where to be found in a paper warehouse; I sucnas newsandbook nanir. nrimoni i Card Boards, fancy col d and glazed paper, plain letter caps, folio posts, bank and commercial ports packet posts. news, book and card Inks, coPd inks bronzes, bronze size, &c. BOOK BINDERS, W.llalways be furnished with Ledger and Blank Book Papers of all sizes and qualities; Hinders' Cloth, assorted colors, Binders' Leather, Plow Knives, &c., oVe. ' c. .. fcRMAXVPACITRERS, Supplied w-ithq est English Fellings, wire-tloth. waste f dor','oil vitriol, alum, Rags, Hemp LAFLIN BROTHERS WRITING PAPERS Already two premiums have been awarded La'flin superior ski las m.-it,,,r... ,.,.. ' of flne Iw.ritine papr. Their first class, and Conf... F.,,T,0 are ai 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, BO ITER & CO'S PRINTING C tRns We are also agents for R P a. ' Enamelled and glazed Papers, Bronze br size, &c. &c. B. P. & Co. keen us snnol ed . r,u ,""iBma" cigiu tuousand dollars worth ' T "I J) " TRAW WRAPPING PAPER c have ,h,e best article to be had in our market ana can supply it in any qnantitv. ... KAS M'AMF.D. ' P5' the n,ghe,t cash price for good country aR9' . . E. O. GOODMAN ci CO., "" le-ums Ao. 34, Pearl, Cin.,0. r " A lie lniOrmatlOn Wanted, TT X VIXG been informed that frequent inonirv J 1 has been made Tor me, for the las tw o veV7 I would now i,,r.,-. r Jeurs, ., ir.enus as well as the citizens of Franklin,' Rush, Decatur,' I ;Y'?.lp'ey '"'"'ties, generally, that I have taken ...v. racioryoi uorucn & Woods, at Metamora, for four years, where we design earning on ri r"r"f ' nins. Weaving, and manuraefi- ? l,fh. r. ",n'tt!,' J,::'n"' Blankets, Cloths, Cassjmeres.and Stoking Yarn, for the custom; either on shares, or by thevard.'or pound.Also, dying and fulling done to order in the usual ?MldUhm I1 ?Uh W,r?-' The Proprietors of this esh ",T.!"i,t're ,Mriv t- the machinen-, 1. iw 6 f a" bC ab,e ' do " V wrk, and on as short notice, as any other shop jn the country. 1 he subscriber flatters himself that he is toowel know n m this community to need anv recommend or declaration of his abilities. His long reside,,,..' at Laurel, and constant attention to hiijnrshould sec.ire to him a good share of the public patrona-e w- W?nt omo"t of WOOL, for w hTeh we will pay liberal prices in goods at the Factorv or store. Any amount of wool grease will be tnllenVy Wor;rf "" lKsCTiPlio" taParticular pains willbe taken tc accommodate foreigo customers with their carding over night. this rummer?1 U,an nW -lai..tanei-S Come old friends. let us see your smilesand favour, once more. Our old scale of price ' w i II be our rule. KI is m(-kv Metamora, March 4th, IMS I2-9iiios. ' J ONES UROT HEIa S & CO - SUCCESSORS TO J. D. & C. JONES Xi rn Wholesale Dealers in Dry Gooflo Ko. 19 PEARL STKET, CINCINNATI, O. JGH! D. JONES. C'AEEB JONES, Feb. n, Vt !M5ms. OKO. W. JONCS. E. O. llCKTIROTOR. G KOCKKI KS. .-, llhds Sugar: " 'JO bbls. N. o. Molasses; Just received and for sale cheap by March lst,lK-,3.n R TYNKR. -" ' ' " JVO. W. rilnru.. Linck and Farquhar. I K Post Office buildings. South W, ainanil Head stn-ets, Brookville I lion of the public is most resnectii I I. ' . ",( ""'"lings. South West CorrL J,r..M.?"' " 'i'1. J 1011,1 "!ri'r"' Brookville Indiana. - .... ..... .,.,.. ,,, . p,iiM,c is most respectiullv V ted lAAIlMttr il..iA..l. c i - t to our spring stock of goods, carefullv seloctexclnsively rron, the Cincinnati Market; '-of the st and most fashionable styles." ed. late; m 7 LINCK & FAROrinn R?? TTS A, D " 1 BOXS.Just receivI) ed a large and handsome assortment of the molt fashionable bonnets and ribbons, and r.irsal" at my7 LINCK oi FARtil'HAK'S. TI'7f1,rl.?:,,',JS '" 'OI,S-A Itrtre Zl?4 1-araso.s br salM m- 7 LINCK & FARQI HAR'S. axcv ;onssi plemlid assortment of .-.,., .-aims, aim white dress goods cheap at e:n.. ...... . . . . u.. lie lltn t'S. KiiMihl IIa 1 n.. ine,. Tissues, For sale verv my I Ll.NCK & FARQVHAR'S. pUIXXN & (l(;i IS-.-itHtpio.o, or Veil -in 7 MXCK & FAKQI'HA R'S. S,oft!h:r,EK.AVAKr-A vorv lnrg, b,i , 0,"'Ot- ,;'s,"io,m,,,, "nd Ira goods.Just received and for ,.ile hv e assort menl ralde suinincr m 7 L1.CK c.: F t i?oi ii i v fr nx? wtK' " Ac, i.,S(K & Far. II qih tnvite attention to their comrdele a, sortment of nails and general stock of 1 . , . , at reduced Cincinnati Telail priced ' ' "'maY: ' (.i?nCr;,.l"'S'rn"s,!,n"-'n '''' fresh 'sup. llZtot V,-r5' beSt '""" Groceries,,,, Te may7 UXCK& FARQl'IIAR. AITHSSIT inrtv. a. '....i: . " H ,'lb0,,U,irl,, Qu-nswr .Mt or b) fcpe.,cverM,?w , ,hi;rnrk,l,V;,r y . I.IXCK ci FAKQUHAR. n'rtlfif i7.C.A ,"p," brst "Irin "' of rashionab Hat,,ju,t received and for sale at y ' LINCK & FARQrHAR'S. HATS 3 cases Silk Hats, WD CAPS. 1 Nan kn.....k i:.. . M., ' -.-..in "mo safe 'chekn T' F"r VVi!? "!. i. aim u n u r iir vi i .. Artiste do. irrivino n October 2t)ih, S.V2. RICHARD TYNER. pANnv! ramlj! apl !, 1S53 16-ly '! CLOCKS-W. n.." li t - vii'U , i, ilirilftii In 'iiieiinl vioinitr. in ti.A Krnok. Clock Maker Jcwelrv. c. oity of WaU h nu alityan-his recommendations .orthof the post office. Iff V n,,mn - . n-nee an.l strict ti.tn..,.. .--nop inp. jy 23, IK50 thn-e doors 3i-tr r-co,,T,A.r,"orsE-r" ersvlllo. F.ivette house , ihVoo.1 VoosY; ",7 .MV-ctor. nin paid to travelers aud visitors. 'VI VOrv Htttntirkii ht it U t!l hnaf S,lil!Je,ime,oiowa,,o,, "if "fcV!"" " most tasnionable h j j-i ne Hamilton in,oin . months and r.. . ' l. , ' " :u Pease insert . Z1 -" "in ior payment. Afflicted R a D Cor,?Torr-?hr0' Kii.kelinN .."pL"fI ""J.,.m:" f'M between Spruce Pvli.n.i..,...,,..... . .iwKti IM " v- V, r IlttHMPimilta I.,rt.-a . e cessful practitioner far and near in the 'Jeatn ent of d seases or a pr.va.o nature. Personsatllict t w in, t:?Xhb" Pains in the gravel ,lis. , ""ll "trietures. mM.i,u. e .uu,", "r.". ':"" excesses or .................. .,., . ,..,,, wnerooy the constitution wZ n? "fBCt od re ted w ith siicce,. He w ho pWs himself nnder the care of Dr K may religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman and confidently rely upon his ,k 1 II .. h iI"an' Take Particular oiicc ! onng men who havn ininn..i k.,.. ., . rr"Ln, rrr!,Ctice,f",1,,1 habit fr.,,e,;tlv u arned from evil companions or at school the cfi j -"'en are nightly re even when aslocr.. r'i a1?? b,,.h rn,,", 'v 'ho''' pi: immediately. eakneas and constitutional ahiht . loss of muscular energy, physical lassitude and general prostration, irriiabiiuy and and all nervous affections, indigestion, sluggishness of the liovrand I" . - "'"r1 ,n ""J nnetcd with tho diay.,.ero,uio procreative functions cured, aud full vigor restored. ' M Lean's Liniment. T?rJC,el8,nT, 'rly before the public, and riori,y?r?K M,i 5 f l,0"U', 8oW '"'Hcate the superiority or this Liniment over othors. Phvsicians itH T,",ndrn.,r,1Jbo '""vtnecd. Fifty cent and one dollar bottles have been received holesale and retail hv and tr.i.r.v..v -'.. . .'"' Th-Zl ' ""iSfrS"?"1."-) a.n - .""T""T'"'"r'" "uoieaaieaim ro- "' "Tr"ir"nr"'-?7 KAMI. A TI1AHXK ... xv-i. ' eorner Fourth and Vine sts, Cin'ti. Waare may al way a be had flne Perfumarv and Fancy Articles. . nov. t9.-49-lyr. T. N .TI I T II , DP.ALER-IN CLOCKS, IStASTith ST.OPPOSITK PF.NXrsOS IIOCSK rnrnAATi,ino. Dee. 3, lS5i-0-6ms.
IMltCand Water Proof Hooting;. Ihe undersigned bavingheen appointed Ag.-ni for S. M.oi C. M. Warrcn'a Fire and Water Pr... Rooting, is now ready to do rooting of this kind in any part of Franklin, Union, or Favette counties. The Store rooms of M. V. Hale and B. II. c J. c. Burton, in Brookville, are covered with this kind of roofing, to whom the public are referred. Its durability, cheapness, safetv, and convenience, all recomniond it, as superior, in the construction of most buildings. y. s. BA 7-KR. Jy 10,-51 30-1 -y DV!113,.- ,rw Importers and dealers in t,i 1 i"' atC,,P' Jew'rj and W atch-Maker's tools, and materials. Constantly on hand an extensive assortment of gold and silver lever and verge watches; flne gold and gilt Jewelry ; gold, silver and common spectacles. Gold aud silver pencils; spectacle gioj-s percussion caps, revolving pistols, razors, knives.' scissors, dentists files. tovs.Aie. Ko. 13u, Main st under Commercial Bank .Cincinnati Ohio. ' DU. AXDERSOXtS Liniment For pains, aches, br'iises. sprains, cuts, wonnds.old sores, corns, frost bites, colic, cramps, scrofula, and a sure and speedy core for rheumatism, hieh we warrant it to cure, or refund tho inonev. We could give a numberof certificates of cures performed bv it. but consider that one twentv-flve cent bottle will go farther towonl convincing anv one of its efacacy, than could all the certificates that could be printed. X. D. Gallion agent for Broookville. WM. ANDERSON, wholesale agent, 40. ly. Xo. g? Main SU Cincinnati. TEHJIR of the Indiana American. S3 in advance, S-W in six months. $: at the end of tho year, ami an addition of 30 cents for very year payment is delayed thereafter. Advertisements One square or less will he inserted three times for one dollar, if payment be made in advance, one dollar and tweniv-five cents if payment be delayed one vear, and one dollar mid fifty cents if delayed two years, and in the same proportion for the time payment isdelaved. Large advertisements for a longer time will be charged n the same irincifcle.
DU. RISOWX. PRIVATE Dlsr.ASr."!, NKW KKMKDIKS AND QUICK CUKES. It is important to many persons in need of MeJical Assistance, to obtain pnm am ice pnvaieiv and V prorantlv. To those w ho iii!iv thus desire to consult a professional person, DOCTOR BROWN'S long exjierience and ready skill in removing venereal affections in tlifir v;irl. onsslagesand most complicated forms, offers inducements which can be rarely equalled bv anv other individual. Gonorrho-a, Syphillis. Mercnrial Diseases. Gleet, Strictures, Diseases of the Womb, and all Diseases in the Oman of Generation in both sex-s, treated in a careful, thorough, and intelligent manner, pointed out by long experience and investigation. Constitutional debility, impotencv, sterililv, seminal weakness, nervous alTcctions'. and tlioe deplorable diseases which are brought on bv the destructive habits of inconsiderate youth and excessive indulgence ofthe passions, which undermine the constitution, impair intellectual vigor, and produce general premature decay, can be radic.-iilv cured, and the unfortunate sufferers restored to healtn and vigor. Dr. Brown is the only regularlv educated Surgeon in Cincinnati who gives his' whole attention iu uiese compiauus. ins diploma and certifi WHITE SWELLING Tt has never failed to cure lute Swelling w hen open. Fever Sores, old I'leers. Ac. always viold lo the healinir influence of this celebrated Salve. PILES 1 his Salve i, the onlv remedy that ha, proven itself infallible a, a cure for the' Pile,. 11 applied according to direction,, and persevered in, it w ill in all case, effect a permanent and lasting cure in this painful disease. " S A LT-RH EL'.M AX!) TETTER It ha, performed the most astonishing cures in these diseises RHEUMATISM AND BRONCHITIS 1 1 "has given geiieniesntisfaction in these eoniidiant, SORE A N It SWELLED BREASTS We wou'd particularly rrndinmlcn the Salve for Son- Breast, w hen open it will heal Ihym sound in a short time It will likewise remove all inflammation from the Breasts, and prevent ulceration if applied in season. Prepared hv MARSHALL ei COBLEXTZ. - , . 1 EwtsBfro, Ohio. For sale by m. W. HAII.F sepo4-til ly MRooKvn.i.E,'lnd. ! ?3 J T. I? I V, 0 T) S . if. is i.i .mi J1 AMTFAtTURER, NORTH SIDE. lV SN VIVTII ITDLfT '-b-- I Si-rontl rlvor Knst of l ine, oifiosite the 9 --.ytir I . jrrti rn . Branch Factory, Corner Craig i Lew is Streets Covington, Ky. ,i,.c. lu5i. The Flace for Bargains. ltS, K. CI.AI1K, keeps constimtly o hand I at all time,, a general assortment of watches, chains, keys, breast pin,, ear rings, flnirer rino spectacles, gold and silver pencils, gold pens ofthe best quality, silver spoon, and thimbles, scissors, pen and pocket knives, razors of the best iialitv together with a general assortment of fancy article's! such as are usually kept in jewelry stores! Also i day and tliiny hourhrass clock s.which 1 w ill sell as Iowa, they can he bought in the citv Clocks, watches and jewelry repair,'.! in the best niannerand on reasonable terms. Old gold and silver taken in exchange for goods or work, THPOn door above Tyner's store. " TJOOTS ,V SIIOl-We have largely in. reaI) eil our stock of Hoots and Shoe,, and "now offer the gems of the season, lo please the taste of the most fastidious, inthewavof Mrs. Ih rrkiis custom made ladies slippers and buskins with the prettiest babies boots and ot!ier"flvens" in town ma 7 l.IXCKcc FARQUHAR. H. -Mi:itSOrs tiaMric...ri. r-cr-.hc ureal rrio. i-on. 4 Moniach nnif botrclk-h one of the nest dyspeptic en. 1 fever ..,. I n-.. ,.,; ..r.u.. present age. Its neutralizing qualities improves the digestion.givcs a healthy tone to the stomach, regulates the bowel,, and gives pow er to tho human system to throw orTall diseased and worn out matter. Dr. Anderson hus used the Neutralizer in Ins 1 practice for all varieties of, liseaws arising from a disordered state of the stomach, for more than twenty years with complete successes can he shown by hnn.iredsor cerlillcates. All we ask. is that our friends will call and give it a trial, as we know that h e,vtire satisfaction. N. II. tiallion agent in Brookville. Druggists an.l country merchant, supplied in large or small quantities bv Win. Anderson, No. S? Main St. Cincinnati. " Hiss Rebecca Pattison, Milliner- Laurel, 1ml. MISS I. w ill be found at the residence of her faiher Elijah Pattison on the north side orm-arl street, where she will attend to trimming bonnets, and other business in her line. She w ill give cspeciel attention to Silk cV Citar-K Itonnets of w hich she has a good assortment, made ofthe best materials, and latest spring fashions just from the citv. April 4. Cincinnati Hydropathic, Oli WATER CURE ESTABLISH MEN ENT. rpIUS Institution s optn, summer mid .hut, 'lantiatlila It i 1 . .1 ..I . I. torthc reception of n.iticiiis. . , . ' , I' a, i.- ta n uiu-ii HIMf 11 i .... i".i ' ""in uieciiv, on tnetiiicinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton Kailroad.andbut a few rods from the t art huge Depot. ,10 lover or nature. Tew parts of ihe country furnish a more pleasing variety of scenery han spread, itself! before the traveler from - mcinnati to the cure, there nature and art combine, rendering the view beaulilul bevond description. The larire and beautiful ediltce'displuvs the taste of the artist at a glance. The neatness and elegance of the interior. combine with the numerous attractions which present themselves to meiurdesihe'1 I he mom, are w ell ventilated, and neatlv furnish- ,', 'l iL r"'T" are an'l'lc commodiou,. and the springs which furnish the water ror this estal, ishinent are pre. soft, and abnda. In ccnnect.on with this li(,ltion there is a rvmna s.um.whem patient, will havean opportunity "r KVe:,o,,I"r s,rt,ngth bjilcaihrui '" Females suffering rroni Uterine. Spinal or nervous di,ea,es. will, , heretofore be treated "ucccssfully in this Institution. j.uc a. V,"' for '""' years has devoted his time 0 the treatment of ,s ,iok, ,nd b lei, ,o v 1 o "1 Pa",!: ,U! hZ 'redfor the recover,-' of those committed to his care. Females suffering ' from T tc-nne, nervous, or spinM disease,, w'll as Itiretorore bo treated successful,- in this Institution, t atient, are requested lo bring tw o comfortanies. two largo blankets, three coarse sheets, and or S coarse crash towels, all of which should be marked wiih tho name in full, or if desired thev willbe furnished at an extra ehnra-n of Hliiwe.o. nnr o - .- TRJ. tu. . . r, , .. , . ltie terms for Board, medical service, an.l nil ordinary attention, will hn from u no ... S10.00 per w eek, payable wecklv. Extra attendance will subject the patient to an extra charge Some deduction will he made to those w ho And it necessary to spend a length of time in the Institution. Transient persons will be charged two dollars per day. " ' . Three dollar, will 1 charged for the rlrst examnation. For further particulars address po-1 Mid. ' D. A. PEASK, M. D. Proprietor .Carthage, Hamilton Co., Ohio, I t a v aa a.- a vnAv . . J nS "Wi SX T : tN)t machines of the lal;t .n .V. dies, both senerator, n.i .h.r n..i.' ..." t i ling shaft nr'belt .i ah. ; Z ."""mo' I g shaft nr'belt at the option of ho Z ,T 1 having, lanro .oWm.'AV' ' "".".S .."o""' ,if ..V, " II' cnire,, machine, blacksmith .H .... .u " ' M machir... M..a-.,.a. ' ri"." "V." "r 1 they are prepared to bnild inachlncrr of various kinds ror -rii..l .. .v . . "" f., , j . ramn vaey ara also maa?5n,l k,P con,tantl on hand sawgumsWn.e ' TeSothle Prinders, ,ppl0 miu, single machines, straw cotters, tire bender, also a variety of cook stoves, parlor church and box stoves, augar kettloa, hollow wareTodd lds wagon boxes and iron., and also the prenJum cast Oclers respectfully solicited bv VM-Faid 5-13-mos. "'
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can ne seen at his office. ' '"'' t; le :n, l;,s!i,( v.. raiding in prices I ii,,;' ,, , iwiT,.;.""""""'- thea. Parent. , IT? Charge, very low. fr- . to 1 :t.l ,ts. per yard. So..,l and see hint. ?, ,, i Tu """SACK'S WoVvJf i! N. B. Patients of eithersexlivingat a distance, Oct. '.th. I-5-i KICHAKIt TYNKR. rm" ii' ''"""V" ' that i!l'erw by stating their disease in writing, giving all tl e 0 . " T ,h Tmos'i Tl .n V"v '',y' a,,J iU -''ir symptom, can obtain medicines w ith dirtion, for , Sj 11 J nilUirtatlOllS ! p' "Z , u , '"""' "fit it&l'Zr Brow,"M-J)" ": ' BSnilY & BERRY, i "Os?
uffk-k Attne old stand, junction of Fast Fruit "npartrrs aurt Jobbers. i:t wide I liniicvo . o," and Columbia (Second) street, between Ludlow' Tin Mrcc;, licttt ccn 4IU and jlh, j " ""A fAC K S LIVER PIT I o and Lawrence streets. ( incinnnli, : o part ofthe system , nmr(1 'f' lO3 'SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. Would invit.. MKI.' HAMS AMI WHOLESALE than the LI YfcK, it sening a , , i 12m. 111. VI.KS to iup,vt their larc-e and extensive stock the blood, or giving the prow-rsi-en . tMnl -- i MIAM (illilBS, j so that an w roiig ti,!n !.f tleUr!' Marshall's SV ADAPTEDTO THE SPKINt; TRADE. iniortant parts of the ,v,te, , JJTJ f5f?" TT HS PR n-EN H SKI F to he '.he , , . O'!roi,;ii..s,or,ecurin.dirnblcs1ylcs:.ndcl,eap' riously in Idver lompl.inu'Aaten. I remedv of tuc aeo for ' Wl.it n- re-1at .Joods I'.r customers, are not surprised bv anv c. We should. thcror.s 'f ' 'P"''Soros Piles Rl.oumali.m w , il 'l lvJ",rt 1Uta" in ,he wt.a. we have an experienced buy- that might indicate a . r,,g t, I Z lJ m'"' i,?' a'.1 -U''atini, bore Breasts, Salt er constantly in the Eastern cili.s. irwar.l,. , Those Pills are coninnnml nfJIwotv?. Jf,.!?
PI.OI It HHMi:i.S...hemarKctiricein HI the 1 xeha.ige Mill, Krookulle.t.v -Nov. 3l. 7) JViO, GKO. HOI. LAN D A: CO.
KECK LEU & BROTHERS, Ymportersof misjical InMminenK.CKK. MAS. FKKSCH At ESttMSII rrv ICo.kl.& Torm, So.ai Fourth Street, North side, lour doors Kant of Walnut. Cincinnati -v.'ry description of Strings Tor Violins. Gnitars lo iiicellos. and Donble Bass, constamlv on hand' All orders ol dealers in the above articles executed promptly and on the most reasonable terms As-. Jl o nn.vi I.AM 1(1 .HhMSJIf "'.', V'r ':'le,,r "!1"b s v to.'s Celebrated World s Fair . milium j-eniimery, at catalogue prices. Noy. C. IPj". tfi-ly ENGLISH &. SONS. TT'liolesale and Retail KI I.I.O'.I S II tt !''(' I I It! ICN, lii Secon.l St., b AM--between Jroadway V Ludlow, Ciueiuiiuli. Ohio. Siit. b, If.ri 4li-lyr. W . c. XEJI.PON. A. w. C HI SI RILL. NEILKON k CHURCHILL, 1 niporters A- .ATanufai-turers of I Havana and Itnincklir Ciffars, And Dealers ill TOBACCO. SNUFF. A.C. No. 23 Main Street, Cincinnati. Nov. C. 13.V2. i'y- T. J ACOIt l rKI.I., Tniiiicranil 'ur
rirr. Sl.j ?Iain Mrccl iluinnoti: i
hotveii Stla and HliKeeps constantly!
on hantl a lar-e assortment ol'all kinds of Leather and Sho Finding, at the lowest cash prices. Uec. 17, ltf.V j2. J ftlllX I tiLtSS A D(ll KKXSWAK E. '
and llueersw are, selected especially to suit our Wh. de-ale Trade. We import o;r Ware direct from manufacturer in France and I'ngland. and are thereby enabled to eonip.-te s::eeessl ully w ith La-tern Dealers in st 1... quality and prices." In our Moi k of ll'iecu: an will be fouiil an assort uu-i.t of every arlii in that line, from the best lnauiilaeturers i:i tiie Kast and Vet. Also keepconstantly s:idied w ith a larestoek oi ii.Hkiniiani and tellow Ware of sujierior quality. Our terms a--o f.ivoralile, and we invite Merchants lo examine our w .ire ai..l prices. SAMPSON .V CO.. No. K Main St.. opposite Trust Co. Bank, Nv. f, 1.-.V. ili.-ljr. Cincinnati.
V : PI'.TI ;S Thi;nii.1.-r:gi.ed would say to all those ihiug to furnish liieir floors w ith a carpet that v ill look well, do good s- rviee, and never t'a.b-. to call s.t his estaMi-Iinient and lH-k tliro :-!, his present stock, which l.e hIlS lately ree:ved iVo;;i ihe east, w hit h can be sold at prices i which w ill coinra.-e I'avornMv w ilt: il.e 1ow..t f;.. !
clni.ali r;:l -s. lie h:.s. I- cry Vartclv, lailv sin h In rgains as the market oil Kl It RONS. s in FANS Mil I.INKHVnoons, EM ;;roi periks, LACK coons. HOSIERY 0v Ci.OYES, WHITE GOODS. HAN DKERCD1KFS. dress i i ri:i!x:s, CVTI.ERV. PERl-'I'.MERV, CO; lis. Llil SIIKS, TDK K AD, JEW EI.RV, lU'TTONS. AC -URDEONS. VAl'P-n V LOOPS. &.C. .io:;oKit :l,TiK?.. AV. ror. oth and y;ilil-tt. 4 K-riii:,t i, O. I.l dillMHATK.II 1st-.. rp;!i: ntteri,..,, ,,f the pnl. IU- i, r speitr.itly called I. to tin! si: .'or Ii, diiies ntlordcd at this Institution, for nu;,i"l 'hit ic.li, i.luals iii a thorough practical ni.iuiier for the t'oiir.tuiz Hoon, and Business pursuits. The t'onrse etubniees KOOK-KKF.PING KY Dot T.I.K F.XTRY, as pursued iu the dirTerent depiirtnientsof trade, commerce and in tniit.ictiires Business Penmanship. Calculation. Correspondence, and daily Lectures on .Mercantile law aud Political Kcoiio'my ill their relations io Commerce. I lie t ourse can be completed ill from 8 to 1 weeks. Terms jii. Pupil, being taught individually, applicants can y io , ei it in , I llie. ror iiiniierpn.iieiiiars call at the I oiiege room ora.i.iress t.,,. rnneipal. nov. PI. 48-lyr. Voiitii anil.tlaiihenil, " VKIOKOI s I IVK. OR A I'RKMiTlRK PEaTB. KIMyl.l.lN on Self Preservation Only 25 ,-ts. This P.ook jusi puldi.hed is tilled with useful in lorin iiion, on the ltitlrmUiC, and diseases of the '.encralne Onr:itis. It ad.lres itself alike le 1 outli, .Man bv all. l, and old age, and should be read The valuable ad ice r.nd impressive warning it gi,fs.w ill prevent years of misery and suffering and save aiimi;,:! Thousands of Lives. i-nrenis i,y reaoii.git will learn how to the destruciiouof theirchildreii. prevent , A reiniti.ince of iV, cents, enclosed in a letter a.i.in-sseii o nr. Kinkkmn. . W. corner of Thirc and 1 ii ion streets, between Spruce and Pine. Phil. ... i. -i;, i. ia. :n insure a i,k tmd dcr envelope, return of mail. , ersoiis a, a .iisiance may address Dr. K. bv let acr.tpiisi pa;.!.j ami !. cured at home. Pa, !s of medicines, directions, etc.. forfro c.l by sending a reniiliaTice, and put up seciire da"iiig. or cnriosiiv. Hook sellers. New, Agents. Pedlars. Canvasers an I all olners supplied w ith the above work at ve ry low rates. o of-lve crv family hitould taavc acony.t .......... .,. VVh. omit it tier roiy .nan AriiftTT thntet. On. Hl.MI-.KS .M KDIt'A I. .MANUAL. AMI HAM) HiiOK poi TDK A FFI.It'Tl'.D. Containing an outline of the Origin. Progress, Treatment and Cure ofeverv form of disease, contracted i. i muiisciiousSexu.il liitereou,,..,.,, Self-abuse, or hy Sexual Kee. with advice for their prevon- ....... - . , a ,.imiuarsi, ie, avoi,nugai medi cal lecnnicainics.and every thing that would offend ,ue ear oi ,ie, oy. r.-om tin; r.-ult of sonic twenty J ear, si esiul practice, ex, lusively devoted to me cure 01 .nseases o a delicate or private nature, lo which is added. receipts for the cure or the "e ,ise. an.i a treatise on the causes. symp ....-.,,.. , ,ie oi ,ue revernna Ague, ror twentvflve cents a c.: sixeoi.ie, one dollar: will i,a f..V. arded to r.ny part of the Vnited States, by- mail. fr. I poslatre. A.!. Ires, . no!-.... ..;.! ii... . , ,", ,' " r l"e Ui"r, Jn Aonh so, enlh street I hiladelplna. a..... ,.;, . - . .. . .: - . ' "'s. " FIFTY POI.LAUS FOUIKIT DU. ULSTER in ririeu .?.,u ii lading to cure ai.v case r secret disease that may come under his care, no matter how long standing or afflicting. Kdlier sex are invited to his Private Kooms. ?si North Seventh street. Philad'a. without r.ar of interruption from other patients. Strangers and others who have been unfortunate in the selection of a Physician are livited to call. I: M POTKNCY Through unrestrained Indulgence of the passions, by execs of self-abuse, the evils are numerous. Prematura impotencv, involuntary seminal discharges, wasting or tlie organs, loss of memory, a distaste for female societv, general del.t:uy, or constitutional derangement, are sure to follow. I fnecessarv. consult the Doctor w ith confidence: he offers a perfect cure KKAD AND KKFLhCT.-Th'c afflicted would do w ell to reflect before trusting their health, happiness, and in many casos tlieirlives, in tho hand, or physicians ignorant r.rthis class or maladies. It Is certainly impossible tor ono man to understand all (he ills Ihe human family aro subject to. Kverv 1 1 k I,nslo1:,n "as his pecutiar branch, in feasor Bit.l ltl., 1. n j . . .... uitu u ,s more successful than Ins '. ..c -.e, oo-s iii.iM oi in, i:uie ana study. Yfc-AKS OF PRACTICE. exclusitelv devoted to the study and treatment of diseases or the sexnal organs, together with ulcers m.on the ho.lv. tl,mt
1 Me popular fe::!i;n of sclliag nio-l j the Goods at five pcrcei.t. n.U ,..-, ,11 I,,- ,., i.iiucd. To C.- si, and :i:,prov. d Short Time Buvers. we a ii ofTer i;ter; I iie'tieeniei.tj. 36-ly (&f.J7.,'.70f
" p., caul, in ine nea.i. or txnies. mercu- ",r iMerwr ii.n."
real rheumatism, strictures, gravel, irngnlarities, disease, arising from yonthfu excesses, or impurities or the blood, whereby the constitution has become enfeebled, enables the no,-:or to offer spoedv relief to all who may place themselves nnder his care. Medicine forwarded to any part of the United . s, r" e nve ann ten dollars pr package. r, 1 w 5?. l-i nA?!.!S .-wies, rrice nve and ten dollars pr package. "' ritizensor Franklin. Kusb and Decatur I eou
ouiities, and "the rest or mankind"' in ceneral. have opened a livery stable in b . , rw
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Ahc nnden.igt.e.1 would res,H cttlly announce that , standorT. V. Mitche , on rear. . )
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"e oiu i-iurei vvoonen r.utorv has iroiic through Basin, wnere mey wu, - Tti'V
a th moronpn repair unee ine rood nnd we are rrepared t-v do oil kinds or work in the Woollen I ine anno snortcst none and h.st powdiio terms. We promisoour cu-toiiiers rood woik.an.I ;!l coming Irom a distance shall have their work to take home with them and a bed to sleep in if thev stay over night. Yv o w ish also to purchass Stl,iKni pounds of wool Tor w hich we w ill pay the verv highest market pnee in goods eVe.. or our own "make, which w,?, '"rj,"nt ' ,,e C'i"-1 to anv made in any of the White Water ructone,. ,u the goods we had at the l-rat.klin Comity Fair.snch. as blankets, Mtttnetts. uaa -.t is. jeans aud stockinr vara took the or preniiunis. W e arc determined' to spare no paina or labor to make our work good, and all who ravor aT, , ,h.e,r rcntU"n h have full satisfaction. All Klllds Of merchant!.!,. r...l..nA i 1 . . . . .-,vu-,e t.-.K, in cr
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- U. d , all innTJ. ?r.fnM thaT.J2W " mat er-. ncirch.ldre.andmal,r; """ to promote their V J fc, '"I n mv tBty 0 solel! 'rif.": WORMS n.is. according t ,C' '. '""re . t-rated Phj.i, '""'"P'"'"" ofT ( e m.jorily of dh. Pr'mrr fZ."! eele i B..rn-".rv". "f '"""one . - "oi, rati A pou I-cnt-U- safe when t.lmost U-ndor inf." ." f.".' "! ir-r where Bowel Comi.t, , 0lc,Jt hei orm Lyrup are such. .k.T "!'f V Vel. ran un .. i-rnni . T WI.HL V effl.. jsFierallotiHj,, n THE TAPE W0Pr Th s is the ,,, ' Wi.M. tnat infest the human "Prm todcirn in the intestines 'and " " lod fc so sadlv as tl,"'I'l.f,",.ncl.. erect:iD?,M; ir ordrr take 6 or in-ila. obstruction ns.u.atu.e' M to rem.. u pou the two tablc-spoonfuU tlire.f.. M.'n ' rcrl rt'li.,,, C.l l.. . i . ii. r curing the n ob "1 fc--w!L A ma one Wonderful efl. els "r.j.s.HOBEXSAf-K-s-,. the inventor of a highly ri.V,rv ha "'turlelotB, nunuue H-stimoiiy in it fcx-Ar M0'P'"aM. . -oic , f- " ""i iiex.eneiie, i. ... '"r n","" 'r-lralio,. mv;.. ,'s U Skilled in mini.,...; . '.. w" . i.. . . nounced it the 'toWC P use no oi her hile your. ouIJiIkJ Her synt.ons X p..,igiu i,,ra remedy f,.r -t iuiiicii j ours. I.y the t1K. ,hc ..,"" " . te. O : Sir, Ihe j,,, j, ra,. .V "rr'a M-! .,., s years od. She nci.se qnantiiy of Won,,., her .tj " i quail,.!? , .. her .irkir now lightened, herspiritsr- ta t....e a lovely child. lUcaie,, death, now gave l.nmiise or h.i7, " ""'WW a ... . P 1 anxr tt: DfJiM . Ti . s inn r-rovi.iem-e. h.w u;. teal ' - "'I'' reton-d Ihe child. With,?4,, ?H commend it to all pan-t, w hose cM ji?" 1 H fenng from W orms. ulwiWreairt f.l I as: uoii i v ... . 'tePastorofiheSoull,a.ni.i.,R,,;' . ... r..y. .iiii,.,!.. ,,.. i"'iouhi. luniisiieil ly nature to heal the.i. t an EXPEt -TORANT. .i,! . , f. from the Pulmonary- m.rC the certain n,ort.,d irtWi , the system. 3d, a TOXIC, hi,h rive, iT. stmigthtothc nervou, I and vigortoallparisofihelly.' 1 K , w hu h acts ii, perfect h.rnionv aim Uji ii ngredients. and oK.r.Iig the bowHs . pell.ng the w hole ...awol corrupt and TO FEMALKS. A Oil ill final llana,a I;M : . , . j in many complaint, to whichx.-i arc wth . .. . ,,, , ,..iai or partu.1. thei lur 1 found of inestimalile I,..ki . th T i " . , healthy action, ftntx f, l, I Ti ";"i"-r'd, soeffiHtually to , . -.""'), wici, macr ."rui'iiiiiiiB wnicn niav ...vKu.o, ,rN a, iicaoaci,,.. giddiness. 4iraeat sig.it, pain in the side, hack, A,., ,n,l ,.tr,rrtta, o.c oesi i ins for ali diseases, Usia Ujr 1illow n g 31 K I ' I C A L E VIDKNTE. , '"V "ii'iersige.i I'lnnt-iaiis, m.;nr Mil, " " 'I11"1 "'cir maniilactures suliinin.v - f. j inspection, sav, that the ingredient, f .i, im ... ,.,.. ,,., ,aKesuiein me mm (er all di-e.s of tlieUver. lnipuriiM..f tin- Blo, !"' "esa, iiiisiiotonijtroiiioiroaiiln.iraieal hut al.n Ik.) AC.t. . i . . . . - .... j...... ,,,. ,H.,, nic.ti.al aitllwrm it I i ; ; ;V,; .,..'.... 11 ""''"' n'iuinitlica .-. . c ..r.i u i.xt.inai came under wira,Hir, ... oecinreaici Willi Iheahoie Pills iu, K,, ...wiMLiMmiuri svecess. :kok;k wood. v. p. . Met I.KN.NAN. M. II. F. LHOW1.KY. M. 11. , , L. HOW K.. AI. p. rurcnase none hm ;,.,. ,a,ine u, ,.1 ...... j. nuHf.NSACK.'- upon carhlwi,ail .....c.i, nil. woruiiessiiiiiiatioiis. nceni, w ishing new supplies, and all tbea I isning io ix-come airenls. must a.ldn-sa Uw Pra- '"' J"r- . HOHKXSAl'K. at hi. Ul.rain.5. !,.'. ,M'UAU Street, above Kace, PHIUSold by all Drnggisls and Merchant, in the f. I i-.HC5. Paniphletsgiviiig Certificates of run's iierfnt in iiinerentiiarts oltlie , trv. hv the atf B4. icn.es. can ie had cnitis or the a-rents. l or sale by M. W. H. I I.K. Hrookville. KKOVVNINi; & WALK,Terre Haute, aholewla afceius lorillCMMIe. Price each '23 cents. dr. 3 iO-DT. Dry Goods, Groceries, kc. TIIK subscriber, have Jut receive.l din-clfr" Jew York, Philadelpliiaan.l Cinc4iinali,alaip anu general assortment of u it v noons. t nnsistmrin part of Broad Clmhs. Casimrm. Yestings, Silk ;od in even variclv. I'nnta tni Muslins, alto a general assertmcnt of Hardware, Cutler; ami K.lge Tool,, t.'nxcri.'s. Hats Cajis, & Kea.lv Va.le Clothine, Boots aud Shoes, Three nlv ami tii-Train Canals, at all nricra. Iron, Steel. Nails. Farniins Cti nils. Hollow and Karthem Ware. &-., A-c. Theirstock iia, been selected in the ahnrecifan by a competent purchaser, and they arcsatistw thev can offer goods at lower price? and of bettrt liiality than ever before done in the Mate. The i. uti le arc rerpcctrullv invited to call ! exauiine Tor themselve,. N'. B. The higiieit price paid for all atndi nrraliice. SIIOl P. CI 1.1.1 M CO., Dec. 24, " ' Laurel, Indiana. Thomas MeGechin, H'HOLES.ILE GROCER. E'" r,ranl Si.rrk Strertt, Cinrttinori. 0This House has been doing busincsf fvr 21 21 years at present location. Feb. 35, 5.T lo-lyr. RAWDOX, WRIGHT, HATCH 4 EDsOJ South Eatteor.otlhA Moin S".C'c'""" " LSO. Engraved in a ,t lc corrcsiKvn'hnf A CBllenee to that or Bank Notes. KailroaiiMM M.W VS MMQ. . A... t ... a i en. t VvfhanP6a IMlrCK 1IHU l'l ra.r.ax, - sory Notes. Hill and letter llea.is. V'l""-! I, .1 ,mt. 1 W"' ingand rrotessional t arus, ..i'i Hand heals. Ac. .. ..fr(oai I Conslaiillv on hand. Bart -otc raic. - , ..!.,, rv..rv uicnorqaiii." The above office is under ine suj-r,..- - T.Jones, a practical engraver. "r . dent Mtrarcoaa .... . - . r , LrnnLf1 inaliKl.il ior '" , .,. the continuance of 1 he .""L, iVtt ilivon rtf Invn imi rrtllntrV " . a attention to the fact of his ukinir P1"1 t-tfltit IUI19.'IUI ainilltlal icctii) J I, 0Sra,l0l,s in nv .ic.twi. .uflwa. he latest and most approvea ".jxictanted. No charges ror examination " . jf ur,rs JOOfflce la the North en dor tM . - - inva. A J. II. SHOESBEIH.t - r wi-aikir l-1 15 Front t ..intlT Pi.I.IIa l..l.. nininmili ua vasvi " . . V MIt C'tw , I tmio. "v-A ,-aairiav on hand a large assortment of iB( Jaa oriheirownmanuraiture. fromthcitcn J(tn r.loom.jusllr celebrated Tor the j,'t,rua, . n. I I - s U Atl w TM .aaw jSISO -- i Kl l..w. . u.nw nlates. I asl s.'" Klisterstnel. and German steel Carriage axles. Mould Hoards. wafn All of which they will warrant sr-dj , hoxca. est market prices. Persons win f'"b(,wWrf amine onrstock before purchasing Feb. 23, '5 10-6-ns. - a. I Tk". P si"", tl, name of .ds and the PWw genera l ; .. ,i . ii.rv suble in Urei. aa .lit to their friends nish crrir busies .b0: tv9 bor 1 rWes.a..d ofon '7f,foretMrJ I -r n aw an1 llsnH"1"' Persons coming vo n wwaa" will De conveyea vo mic no. -- -try without delay. stent Gciitlca"" trudging a loot or aiarvms .- - v a call, our terms are reason able. China. Glass & Qfcn.s.5 11 Main Street finrt"!SI ,.rtae 'Z, .ahnnls, a full ana cumr- ' ment l r--artida in their line; and. ft ritt tn Cincinnati in prcien'rco we 13-3cios.
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