Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 30, Brookville, Franklin County, 15 July 1853 — Page 3
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OBSERVER.
XEBSVlWLEj JITlVKJs, .353
ff'jn) is devoted to the interests of Fayett
(this department
news, business.
ayette Coutitv. and
if
editorial management of A.V.RRlrriTn
: hom our menus 01 uu lo.wiii apply t,r " Lrtion of any business connected with Hie itpanagemeBi of the Observer. , n3erfville was quiet on that day. stores were open, bnt little busi.isdone. Occasionally we heard ftcbsrgeofa gun, or the pop of a 'ng-cracker; which shows that the ".,t least, were determined to make av "glorious." jjreat many of our citizens went to f.5j Union, to attend the grand Celeron that was held there. We learn quaere was a great crowd there, and -si tlie day passed off pleasantly and
There were tnree mass
II . I 1 ; -.v-..v-.. - mm mm From the Rushville Republican. -Rilroa,-vi.ai OBght We te Da. 1 he construction of rail roads continues to be the theme of discussion amonothe people of Rushville and Rush county, as well as elsewhere. We live in a remarkable age ii an age or improvement and progress, moral, religious, political, agricultural and commercial an age which seems to be th precurser of a higher development of the intellectual and moral faculties of man, and to greater achievements in the arts and sciences. No improvement ol the a-e is better calculated to produce auch results than the construction of rail roads. Tney enable men to see more of the world of its people, customs, habits, wants, improvements, necessities, curiosities, wonders, in a single year than
uiu mi meriy oe seen in a whole life
uuie. iner almost
From the Indianapolis Democrat. John Freeman's Case. Freeman is still iu Marion county jail. He 'b allowed this glorious privilege by paying three dollars a day for a guard to prevent hhn from being; rescued. Efforts were made last week to get him released from imprrsorrrrrent. A note was drawn payable iu sixty days to the Sute Bauk of Indiana, for sixteen hundred dollar?, whrch was signed by more I ban one hundred citizen, of different partite. Specie to that amount was raised, and on F riday last the parties were heard before Commissioner Sullivan. Absence from the city prevented our attendance, bat from brief notes takes by a gentleman who was present, we learn that counsel for Freeman mcved his release on bail, tendering the $5600 as si-cur it y agilust ara.ig-a, and offering to the claimant in addition, a bond in the sum of four thousand dollars signed by a number of our best citizens owning property to the amount of more than a half million of dollars, to indemnify him. Counsel offered
recognizance to
any ainouuttlie claimant might name for the
oreak down imnrinn ... ' '! .... : ' .
, . cT. " J Ul eepara- still turtlier te enter into a
i VP aies ana nations and
, iuauic ui.ui 10 lorm a r Imsr ..: I ni....r.,.i. r C. .K. .!!
1 . uvijuaiu- 1 r ' ui . 1 .'Triiiaij vU 1110 trim. j tance with man the world over. We! I,'reemai' counsel o iti led that this mo- ( regard them, then, as great levers of ltion for bail wa8 foun(,ed ou the organic law , 'of the Northwestern Terril orv. tvhieh der.1.1.
, . , , : o uuucaval 01 , .1 ,, . J ' - alternally i humanity. red that'al! persons shall be bailable" by the
patriotic music; and a military A lie people of Rush county are panic- 7Jvl , ,1 ' rreeran.'u a, ra,,n cln;jtoarcr ' ... . J . i,r . ., e panic ded in the enactment: the law anD es tn !I
,Enny that performed war-like evolu- j ' cu n V18 construction of j persons-to Freeman as well as to Tany oth- . - r . one or more rail roads at tht nrocor. m n.n 1. , 1 . 1
.vHousiy-
Lif on the ground, which
DR. GUTSOTT'S YELLOW DOCK AND SAR APA R1LLA, for the cure of disease, or asa Sprint turijter of the blood tad as a general ttnic for the eyiem, it unrivaled. The curative powers of this Extract are truly wonderful, and all invalids should make immediate trial of ihe " Yollow Decs ad S AastraRiLLa." It cannot injure the moat delicate patient. THEN FLY FROM MINERAL NOSTRUMS TO seek hope, life and vigor from this rcRr.Lv vsoetai skmkdt. Therefore, however broke in health and spirits, however broken in health and spirits, however loathsome to himself and others, let no one despair of recovery; let the patient only understand that hia hopo of physical restoration lies in "Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,"and persuade him for his LIFE'S SAKE, to try it, and we have no hesitation in predicting his speedy restoration to health. lLr"See advertisement.
S. W. RASItTlSE. M. . BUllTIKC. SPRING IMPORTATION, 1853. S. W. HASELT1NE & CO. 1TANUFACTUREKS of Straw Bonnets, andlmjl I porters of Silk Millinerv Goods. Flowers, Dress Silks. Trimmings, c. No. 62 PeartSt. Cmcinnati.O. Black & Fancy Dress Silks, Straw Bonnets, of every French & American variety . Flowers BonnetSiiksoV Crapes, Dress Trimmings, do or Cap Ribbons, Silk Laces, Tarltons, Liumtrs. Sewing Silks, Tips, Crowns Se Frames. Florences. Satins, Wire, Pins. Whalebonex. Bombazines, Honnet Blocks. Doll Heads. Tabs, Foundation, Children & Infant's Hats. Illusion. fcc. &c. Milliners supplied with real French Pattern Bonnets, or copies of the same. Our Prices and Terms shall be favorable and atisfactory to the purchaser. Orders promptlv attended to. s. YV. HASELTINE & CO. March 5th, 1853 ll-yr.
IOnS S. WILLIAMS-No. PSMalnSt. 1.t
J door above Pearl. Cincinnati, Dealer in Paper
The Last is alwaj s the Best!!
It it important lo know wnen a perton wantt Coodt,
iiry o naarne eheapctt, and the hett art trie t. THE subscriber respectful ly directs the attention of the public to his new Stock or Goods, which are of the latest and the most beautiful stvles and patterns, selected with the strictest rejrard to the wants of this country. They have received the highest testimonials from persons that have seeu them, acknowledging them to be handsome. durable and at the same time asebeap If not the cheapest STOCK OF GOODS, ever offered in this market. His stock consists of Broadcloths, of everv shade and color; plnin and fancy Cassimeraa, Sattinetts, Jeans and Tweeds, eatings, such as Satins, Brocades, Marseilles, dec. He ould particularly call the attention of the Ladies to his larfre and eleganttv selected stock of Ladles Sren i !, Satins, plain and nirured: Silks; Satin de Cblens; Beraees; Silk i'issues: flomred a,ha
DressPatterna; Lawns; Cbameloon Brocade Poplins. Linen Lustres; Ginrrhams: Berarede Laines. Ac.
ITpGo to S PR AUG E & CO., 113 MAIN STREEv
CINCINNATI, if vou wish anvthin-in theclotliine 1 fhe.est and on the most resonable terms, linevon 0.111 ij .," ,, . jinvitesthetradetocallandexaminehisstaek. line you will always find them well made and .March 5, 1853 ll-l2ms.
Screens. &c, offers to the public the largest and best assortment of the above articles to be found in
He
gooa siyies equal to the best custom trade. Thi
House stands A. No. 1. mr4-1 1
oss, to the admiration of gazing
The Declaration ot 1
me I'icst-IIL er. rial I con'rl na deniml in no siu
r capital offences, and claimant's counsel do
S 6Pec-1 time , and they are abundantly able to'f-
: ..Uim iiicm Vilinout embarraKsmnnf not claim that Freeman ho. Mmmlii
cnase, ana tue pecuniary saennce. Indeed, everv Hi. caPtai offense. We ask bail, said Mr.
,t 0n was deliver! by the Hon. George j ar wu'cil they expend in the construe- I "dr?our- a right- we offer the deposite lW , , , , Uion of rail roads will nut iwn . of w hundred dollars in gold, and a bond fr. Julian on the abolition of slavery- , their pocketg V1 more into Ellinaton in the additl0Daf ', of four FrtaiBm-and Uncle-Tom's "bin-j in pecuniar, embarrassment indemnify him again-t Tsr Julian spoke in his usual style, fore, result in Pecania ' : And more than this we offer istfl. Jir-J""a" f . 'I D-0;prt 1 1 ,. r pront. rhe .to enter into a recognizance in any amount
ual topics 01 uiBLuesiuu. I . ----; -""tv.wiijf Cincinnati and In- oa pis to name. Thus perfectly im-
aieB 61s US
Voce were disappointed. Thete was aso a celebration in Rush -Ileon the FourA. Many of our citizens rent there and enjoyed the day. Adjosses were delivered by the Hon. Sml. ff. Parker, Hon. John Wood and othrf. The subjects discussed were of s r5 inflammatory nature than those at IVest Union, and those that should be jore interesting to the people of this Tiller- We mean the Junction Rail-
dianapolis and "the rest of manL-in,!" k
inends, but it strikes us they are slow in taking hold in the manner calculated to gtve ,t success. It is not enough to
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of friendship-.;,,....: J.. . .. 113 i testimony ana prove
.... lllul nuuaiiu- i " in c iu uc iiieauiiiiie me
perfectly
deinmhed, what possible advantage can it be to the claimant to keep Freemtn in prison? It is of infinite importance to him, (Freeman) to have the opportunity to prove him self a free man. to be permitted for this
purpose 10 go where he formerly lived to
his identity,
-P0IS0NlNG.
Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge com- i n short notice, as good and as chean.as anr
posed of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c, are not a war
hat wnile they appear to benefit the patient, the are actually laying the foundations fora series o diseasess, such as salivation, loss of sight, weak nessof limbs, dec. In another, column will be found the advertisement of Hobensack's Medicines to which wcask te attention of all directly interested in their own a swell as their Children's health. In Liver Complalutaand all disorders arising from those of a bu
llous type, should make use of the only genuine ! i
meaicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills. "Be n.f deteivert," but ask for Hobensack's Worm Syrnp and Liver Pills, and obsen e that eac has the the signature of the Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACK, as none else are Conulne.
A - - w - ' nnin .
uenta tvMld, Silk, Lisle, thread and Cotton Gloves; Ladies' white, black, colored and mixed Hose; Gents' brown, white, mixed and fancy halfHose. HATS&CAPS. Kossnth, Hungarian, Leghorn. China Pearl, and Straw Hats for men and boys; cloth and oil cloth Caps for do. Cisri-rs Three ply Imperial. Ingrain. Vcnltian and Girthlne Carpets. Olf, CLOTHS Floor, and Table Oilcloths. BOOTS AND StIIOKS Mens' calf and kip Boots and Shoes; Boys' calf and goat Shoes; a large stock of ladies line Shoes of every kind. etc. He is determined to conduct his bns'a'ss upon such principles as to merit the confidence of the
UUUC
C.S1t FOR WOOL! WOOL ! I LOOK! The Mills it Factory at Melamora are now runnine, and w e are ready to wail on customers in our line, the Factory lias been largely improved, and
we can card, spin, weave, and manufacture Wool
good shop In the couutrv.
Fulling and dyeing done in the usual seasor on fair terms, all kinds of Merchai table produce taken for work and especially wool creese. We will pay cash or goods for 10.IHI0 lbs Wool. Call and see us before taking vour wool or work oti.erwheres. 21-25 M AC Y,' GORDON dt Co.
Last Nrw. THE undersigned, have the pleasure of announcing to tiia public, the reception of a large invoice of -'those cheap" goods, direct from Boston, consisting in part of 50 pieces best Covheee Trints, 4(1 Phillip Aliens a Ktf.l 20 " New fcngland " 3i " J. S. Bngss & Co-s. 10 ' Plain A Fancy Lawns. 15 " Domestic ck Scotch Cingbaras, 8 ' Best Cottonade, S " Linen check for coats dt pants. Thankful for the liberal patronage they have had this spring, they expect by fair dealing and small profls, to still merit a continuance of public favor. N. D.GALLIO.N.dc SON.
Reduced Prices. LIBKRAL DIM. TO WHOLESALE PURCHASERS. BELLOWS MANUFACTORY. THE subscriber respectfully Informs the cilisens of Cincinnati, and thp r.nl.liA .i.-.i..
. I' - . ' m t at 1 1 . uismr till continues to manufacture Smiths' Bellows of " sixes at his old stand on Second Street, between
oycainore, ( mcinnati. From his loug experience in the business, Miretlier wiih heme provided with a laro-e lot i ..nn- i...v..
and otheT materials, he is prepared in all cases to
ALSO, -Anvils and Vices furnished.
Come onn.m- .111 i ...... . k. H4J111.10S.
-v .... uu.! vtauiiiiviui urjn SWCk, . r2? ZP 08 fullT sned with the prices, tt j' n . prii 29 1853. 20 richard tynkr. Head s Commercial College. . 1 S. . corner of Main r. ... . a c- r . n
vrcrsiLi.T' " 1. t?. . . 4 men Poetically for the counUorhouseand but
The course of instruction emhra.
7 ana practice of Book Keeping by
is required- Pr mn :. .t 1 hunt .m ann Unr. . k;. : k.. . i
nis tHousands to say that he is in favor 1 Mr- Ketclimap claimed that every citizen I of a rail road and is anxious for its con- ? f '"'liana his the right to b admitted to bail I structiou, but who refuses to subscribe in a"y cas uot ca,lii' oir'",''ei and that: company have S ZLL?", ! . !
. , , , . i j; i ,, -o--" ,iiciiua uuu i nuuiiueo 10 nan to aci-oinpiisn tne purpose This road, by the by, is now able, discarded o d ones, with what advantage ; for which the court eranted a con.iuuauce.
RAIL ROAD NOTICE. AT a meeting of the directors of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Chicago Kail Road Company held at the office of George Holland, in Brookville, on the 12th instant, it was resolved bv the said Di.
rectors:
Ql TRAY COW Strayed from the Farm of ilThomas Crocker two and one half miles east of Fairfield. about the23v of Mar. a white cow m.
what speckled with red, the pon.ts of her horns i T'ST Received, a large and splendid lot of Flor- siness pursuits sawed off. Ear marks not recollected, abont 7 ! e,nce Braid, Pedal, Fancy Edged, China Pearl, ces the theorv 1
jrroiu. Any persom eivine me inrormallon or """m aua Diona straw Bonnets, of iho l.t.t
said cow at the Fairfield P. O. shall be liberallvre- "Me and pattern.
ALSO A beautiful lot of Silk, Panama, Leghorn, Canton, Canada and Palm Leaf Hats, all or which was bought at low prices, snd will be sold cheap at the
Pi OLD WHITE CORNER.
For l!ie Krinovnl ami rei-manm irt cf tH .KRVOrs DISK AS. S An2 of those omplaints w-hicb are csntfe .' ar. im paired, weakened, or unueahhv condition the KEllVOrS SYTEJI. TT-is hcantifal anj convenient r-i,lii.t;.i nr
i i.ntcridm )uer of fil V.NISM and MAtiSKI
M. lias recn 1 roneurtccd hv dutuituisLed V'l1" ciaii'. Loth in Kurn and the t'nitsd Siaics, ts he !h matt oolital'l htriici,tal Diteertm of tkt oft. Or. CHRISTIE'S GALVATOIC BELT M A G x 1: t'jc fluid, i tid with the most pcrt ct anj certain succeu in
in cates 01
warded.
June 21. 1853. 2T-3w
ISAAC WELSH.
ISI'ItACK.
THU PROTECTION INSIUANCE I
.u.'n t"..' continnes to insure atrainst loss ordumase by Bre and the perils of navigation, on as favorable terms as any responsible Company. All losses paid at the oClce where Policy issued, in sixty davs after proof. Available Gapi tal 1 ,000,000. The undersign d.nent of this old snd rmtnnn.i.
! ble Company is at all times prepared to issue Poli-
1. Thatsuharrintinncti th i.n.i cn-i nr.i.:. . Ctes, fee. dz
company be received in real estate, and in the i .ffi'e two doors north of Burton's stere, Brook
siocesoi otner compumes. at their par valne, tobe 'T,,,e.ina. Ai.rKi.ij VArtD,ageut
(crcou upon uyany iwo members ol tile Board.aud
uiaiour ape ii is receive propositions for stock and
sspeak for itself, in stronger language , usl Jete"nine; but we take liber- ' He m"si he tiken to Georgia to be identified
sta tl.at of public speakers or editorial JZLZ D03e r who desire ih ! Z! f to whit the ,a.of n" r r 1 8peedy construction of that road ouo-ht e 8l?nd him a tbes man. VVe are 3- j to come forward and aid the directory i "J"'"? t0 trost tl,e chivalry of Georgia and Theworkis goinff ahead rapidly vvitn ai immediate subscrintion nfst,.,-i; i niuckv- We propose to etabiisb his
, , . , ithattSsit m.,r t u - 7 ireeoom by tne evidence of southern gentleContractors have every confidence in the i " be maJ ow what to rely upon. ; man-by elaveholders. The court cannot
c u,e uoiaimeu to throw a straw in ! make a decision which will render nugatory tne way of the construction of this road, the law of Congress, au i the intention of and we regret to see those who nrofes i Us own decision granting further time.
to be its ardent friends so h.n-Lwi-,l ; Mr. Ketch urn here produced the bond and
iiility of the Company.
The valley road occupies an important TV . .u.k111 "Vlif place among the rail road projects of j 1 h"? (C'' the dHv. tL, . y 01 h)fre sul(,d tha, that gorn W(
the sixteen hundred dollars.
which, he said
have demanded
aimant s counsel
would not now be
Mr. Ketchum alluded to the note
rA fire occurred on Friday aftertoco in the residence of Mr. M'Culloch. &vas extinguished before any serious osage was sustained.
. ... . inn nuv rhnA . ...
t.. r:,i v r ""fre two organizations, I tkBi
V ; ir A v, ,yD"eri-n,t,t caused some despon- J give for ike :i 1600 so numTrousIy signed i Moore was offered at public sale on dencj among the friends of the project whicu. he said, was . simple expression of Sirurday last. It was not sold for the ln t,U3 county. But we learn from a 'public sentiment. We desire, and only denut of bids. The highest Lid S3050 "rce of thf "ghest authority that the ' e're thilt ft should hdvea fair trial citierences between these two ororaniza- i H opportunity to prove that he Is free. Bat Public Examination. i tions have been satisfactorily adjusted-' l nis cl,,i,r",i,,l8UO!,tan,iate8 hi claim, we do On Friday afternoon, we attended for ' that majority of the directory belong ,not w,,t0 ro,b hlm J hi" riKhu n,,dBr t. .. .u ct r to both oro-aniratmn- tUt .kL T "i1"- V e insist that he receive the fall val- , short nme, the examinations ofthe ey have oe, bnt Freeman, if a slave, cannot be worth,
-ale school under the charge of Miss ronRfliidfl,0 ,il 17 i e. V to more than fr.m six to eight hundred dollars, ir.ro ti f . on80lldate the stock of the companies at his present age, and yet we offer sixteen taehiGere. They were held in the for the accomplishment of common ! hundred, with the additional bond of four
leiaoaisi unurcn, tne seminary not be- ""jc", ana mat tnere is stock already tr-ousaud as indemnity. No harm can possi-
:: law enough to accommodate all the ,Juual-"otu wunoui enort and without cPrae 10 lne r'-""ant irom granting our iany aid from Cincinnati, toon amount ,nollon- Bul 1,1 Freeman, however, it is t" . ' exceeding four hundred thousand dollars i L"e r det,.h aad 'cth clal"nt ! Wehave been present at many school It is also stated that the work is hi.rhlv ! iP'"g coufined w,lh,n ,h9 Priaon Rations before but have never at- popular in Cmcinni .d that it W ! it k "ve?, OT,
-.ru uinr wuii wnicn we were so nurti- . ,"al Mua'1". i ne ton leareji an un
pVased. The questions were answer-
partial investi?4tion
Mr Waipole, for the claimant, said he came with a protect ngiiiual bailing the fugitive; he would call the altxutiuu of the court to a further provision of th ordiuai.ee referred to bv opposite conusrl. "Fiigitives frem servi te's or liihor escaping from auy of the states of the United Utrs into an v of the territories.
S thereof, shall b delivered un tn ih.
I' vini'iiaui t win be made, and ; on proper proof," etc.
engineer is abvut resuming his labors Unnn thf linp and tha rooi.li . .
s promptly and accurately ,hy the young will be known i t a few weeks. Those h who seemed to have confi lence who are best acquainted with the pros:h4r ability to answer them. We Pects f the road, entertain no doubt of wmnch pleased with the manner in "peedy construction.
t!iirhtn .mtn.t-c - a j """"V"'7 'efP interest in tin
" tuiiLui Ltu worR. We believe it
-uW ueturum mat was ODserved by u would ue ruinous to our prosperity to j Mr. W. here read lengthy instructions ;!Ii8. The teachers and pupils de-;"ave so importanta thoroughfare, the from Judge Johnson of Connecticut, to Uni-
report upon the title and quality of the laud, to the Secretary of this Company, for its action. 2. That John C. Burton, lianiel 1). Jones.and Walter S. Baker be and they are hereby appointed judges of the election for Directors of this Company to be held on the 25th July instant. 3. That Alvin N. Black lege be and he is hereby appointed general agent uf the Company to solicit subscriptions to the Capital Stock of this' Company, also appraiser of real estate proposed to be subscribed assuch stock, and that he be authorized to receive such real estate as slock at such prices as he may think proper, with the approval of anv two members of the Board of Directors; and that he also be authorized to procure releases of the
May 20, 1S53. 22-ly
MOSES j"
K KliLEY
BOOTS AND
GEXEStL DEBILITY.
Double Entry, as applied to all departments of ! Stret-gUiening the we-.lened bodv, f-ivine tone to th trade aud commerce. i various oresn. and in worating tne entire lv
uus.uess renmansntp. Lectures on Mercantile Transactions, Commercial Calculations, 4c., covering the entire fields or commercial operations, enbllnB POP'I to become finished acconntants. The course can be completed in from eiht In IW.Ir. m-aatrm 1 m. -f ! . B
- vmj. i c i ii in .-.i in aavancc.
15 cases Kip Boots;
a coarse 4 " Calf " 1 " Men's Custom Made Shoes: rt '
ororans;
1 " Gaiters:
1 " " Coneress Boots: 1C0 prs women's Calf " 50 " " Goat " SO0 " " Buskins, all stvles: 36 " New Ktvle Gaiters; 100 " ' Blippers; Misses'. ChildrnV anH RAri. CLaa. r ti ,..
Attorney at Ijaw and Notary Public, nd qualities. AH comprising, one of the largest
S "H O V 1 ' ' rnP" DelnP ta"?ht individually and not in clas
mcj can enter at anv time.
G.iod board can be obtained at from 25, to S3 per week.
Farther particulars can be obtained by calling it the Institution, or by addre.jinr the principal.
J -lyr.
LATJRRL. FRASKLIS CO. IXD..
WILL take acknowledgments of Deeds, take certify Depositions, Affidavits &c.
and
EVA ivi:.s, NOTATY PUBLIC. Residence, Mt. Carmel, Ind.
V It E S II ARRIVAL!
FASHIONABLE COATS. CLOT II. Frock and Sack Coats:
25U Cassiinere, Tweed. Jeans and Linen do:
ting for real estate and stock subscriptions, to r.u8t received and for sale cheap at the Clothing
oe suomuiea to tne Board for Its act nn.and w hn " inr-n. nAn.nn
shall be allowed per cent on all good subscriptions that they may respectively take.
narns4Ml n.. M. fennv.
4. That the following persons be and are herebv ' appointed agents of this company to solicit sub-! 7 scription of stock, and to receive proposals in wri- 1 till 7 for real estatn mnA attwlr . Just
ap29. '53 19-tf.
ftew Trenton John P. Caso
Rochester Emanuel Withers. Brookville John I) Howland. Jletamora Jenks G. Banes. Ioiiirel D. Hanard. M. J. Kellv. Ander.onville Thomas Grjweil . New-Salem Charles W. Morrow. Rushville A "A Hnbhxrd. I.io v.jln.
Indianapolis David Mary. ! Greencastle John A. Mat son. j Ordered bv the Hoard th al the forproino reac
tions be published one week in the Indiana Amer- i
j Boots A: Shoes, Hats, & Capa. f m H E undersigned bare Inst received Htrui r,n
i .. . . ........
and best assorted stock of Boots and Shoes ever offered In the West. P22 N. D. GALLION & BOS. GKOCF.RIES, Just received and for sale 20 Bbls. N. O. Molasses; 5 " Golden Syrup & Sugar House do 10 Hhds prime Sugar; 40 Sacks best Rio Coffee; 3 Tierce Rice; 10 Bbls Pish; 1000 lbs Taylor's best Sole Leather. Bv P22 N. D. GALLIOX & SON,
! X the East, a well selected stock of the above
named articles which will be sold at the lowest figures. TVNEK & BAKER. apr29,'33 19-tf. WALL PAPER.... Wehave new on band a large assortment of Wall, Fire Board and window paper. Also, alurpe lot of w indow shades of the latest style and pattern, which w e are selling at reduced prices. K. D. GALLIOX & SON. S2
Lc' ' ;Inc,.nn!,.t, IT limes and Daily fcuquircr assortment of Carpets, of all slxlesand nrires.
and in the Daily Indiana State Journal
Juiyis, i3. Attest. J. D. HOWLAND Secy.
i . ... . e '
..... KniinacT r i i . . . . .
FTveinucii credit for the manner in : v iuuuuciea oetween
wwion. U e regrft to learn, however, makino; Rushville a point. We do not itt Miss Gere intends to leave this ask an.v one to believe as we do, but 'i. where she has made herself so wi,tho,!t ''parnging- the importance ef
ouitr worKs, or intending to injure their i prospects of success, we entertain the
aenoerate opinion that a sh rt line rail
that the naner Mr.
' 1. i i . r
most profitable and important road of it, ! f ' m.e.? ?,'cu.'"' not J"
ful acd has acquired such an envia ' reputation as an efficient teacher.
lathe evening an exhibition was hplii. ' road from Cincinnati nn th VK;- w. iu
ttthe sami nlsro- ti. ru, .. ter valley to Indiananolis will K ,i, ! Mr Coburn replied
f i "- '-vimi i. i nap . . . ----- m.
"fttfJI lT.n t most profitable and i M Many ho were anxious to ,ength in the State
Tir were unable to obtain seats. We the compositions were good; i? music was excellent. There being seats reserved for Editors and Reporwe took our stand outside the door.
" T t TW; M nal V. r InriniT riL-t.V, . . J . i
m wi i lie inrriuriiiaiicfs, Launoiiinritis, ana more is no
tcculJtee what was goino- on. The I?ore Promis'ng locality for their estab-
ieo ilea tuimni!iuners insisting strongly on the performance of constitutional o'tligatioiM - that by the provisions of the constitution Ingilives are to be delivered up and in the inanuer prescribed by the enactments of Congress ile couiended that the commissioner had nn judicial power his power was entirely ministerial that there was no authority for admitting Freeman to bail.
nd that the prjflered bond was of no Wl !
mense water
L.00K at the im- nf m iieini douion . '
r , , j - . .-iu tin n una power from llamsnn n, . i.... i j ... . .'
i i , . , .. - " " '" wi.ik-1, .uu was rutuiea lo
,ou.c., nun win eventually render it becoe lie was rain, and, as the law the New England region of the West. 1 Presumes, a fre man. ile quoted the pro- ; The time will come when the cotton i vi!,"u' of th Fugitive law giving to comj shipped at Memphis will come up instead mis,i'onr concarrent jurisdiction with the ' of going down the river to seek manufac ' Fini circuit courts, showing that they dw-
. ii-i . - t: riti
JI0RSFS COMPOUND SYRUP OF YRLLOW :k;K l)(T. THIS isa Purely FrgetaMe Compound, scientifically prepared from the best Koots and Herbs of the Materia Mediea, and has gained an unrivalled rep nation for the followinjj effect, viz. REGULATING AND STRENGTHENING THE 1.1VSS iSO DlOCSTIVB OaovNS, xtB tLUNSISO Tns Sto"H ii Ho ti.i, and thus rraixo all Billons Diseases, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Cojtiveness. Piles, Headache, Fever and Ague, Jaundice, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Ac, and ctusiug the food to nourish and support everv part, pcki fying The blood, and thus curinp all Humors.Cutaneous Eruptions, Scrofula, alt Kheum, Erysipelas. Scald Head, Canker, Pimples on the face, Hlotches, Ulcers. Tumors, Mercurial Disease. t aneers, dec. KtOI LlTIKO tiic Sr etorv Okoins, and by enabling them to perform their proper functions, preventing and curing manv painful and dangerous diseases; Strenothenino n lit ictins the NtRvorssvsTK. thus allax ini; Nervous Irriution, and curing all Diseases of the Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia. Cramps, Ac.
IT IS UNRIVALLED IS THE CUKE OF ALL FEMALE CO.MPLAiN I S. aa weakness, general debility. Irregularity, Obstructions. Swelling of the jeet. Limbs. Joints, &c. caused by weakness: also, Lcso and I hkoit Conpi.iirs. as Cnld, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption, ckc, also, Dropsv.
N. D. GALLION fc SON.
SUNDRIES IN STORE.
inn nMa s,,par
iUU Alt)
bbls prime molasses.
50 " " S. H. do 31K1 bss prime Easter coffee, 5( Pocket; Java do 800 packages fresh Teas, 14.000 lbsast.c. yarn, 200 packages mackerel, 50 botes va. Mo. Tobacco, SOO Keirs nails. i0 Bales No. 1 balling, 20 bbls line smo. tobacco, 20.000 half Span . sh cigars. Candles, Soap, Starch, &c.&e. for sate Uwby BR1SCO dt WHITE, No. 12 Lower Marketstreet, Cincinnati. May 14. 1853. 22-1;
To the Ladies. T)R. TABBE'S French Lunar Pills. Fol Suppressed Menstruatior and all Irregularities of the FEMALE SYSTF.M the best Pills in the known World. They can be bad genuine, at No. 86 BaoADwav, and fully GraxsTno to give SAnsracnon. with full directions. E. THOMAS only authorized Agent. The above Pills will be sent bv mail, upon the receipt of 3. All letters mnst be directed No. S6, Broadway, Cin. mh. 3314. TTHEAT! WIIE4TII WHEAT!'! t 50,000 Bushels of Wheat wanted at the change Mill, Brookville, for which the Exmarket price in cash will be paid bv highest Nov. 30,85-50 GEO. HOLLAND WANTED I TI MEDIATELY, A good hand to work atthe Harness making business. Apply to J. J. Clark, at Mt. Carmel, Franklin Co. Indiana. 91-8.
.c .v. .la's l.UitTE, Carriage nanrors, Motroe St., C-nnersvile I- ' 89-1)1
E. HEAD, Principal
(post oald.l
Nov. 12, 1852.
UMBBELLts A; PARASOLS A Urge lot of Umbrellas and Parasols for sale at the lowest possible price at my 7 LK.CK & FARQUHAR'S.
Indian- -
First Arrival this Sea sol, 7 f P quality, new style calicoes for sale a it) low rates. H. TYNKR. JUST rccived alotof superior hammered Iron, of various sizes. K. TYNER. March 18, 1853.
C. A. TAYLOR.
" B FSENCH. J.t VTRNt
TAYLOR, FRENCH & WYNNE.
t SI POUTERS and wholesale dealers in Irish J Linens and white goods. Also. Umbrellas, Parasols, Gloves, Hosiery, and every description of trimmings and fancy dry goods, corner of Mail, snd
SI -iy.
Pearl sts. Cicuiunuti.
R
Domestics. Jl. ST RECEIVED, atthe Old White Cor-
200 ps Prints, good stvles and fust colors;
100 150 30 5 30 10 40 80
30
Bleached Muslin:
Brown 44 " and Bleached Drill's; " Colored " " Red, White and Yellow Flannel: u Canton " Cotton Pantloonrv; " narrow at. Sped aud check shirting;
iiira Liiiieii.
PR INi TS A; C IS CI I A M S-500 pieces of well assorted prints aud Ginghams. For sale at reduced prices al mJ7 L1NCK & FARQUHAR'S Ol M7IER WAB E A very Urge assortment 13 of the most fashionable, and durable summer goods.just receivedand for sale bv m' 7 LINCK dt' FARQUHAK. HARDWARE,NAILS, Ac, Unci oi FaTjrBA Invite attention to ibeir complete assortment of nails and general slock of hard ware, at reduced Cincinnati retail prices. mav 7 fJROCERIES,Constantlvon hand, fresh snp1 plies of the very best quality of Groceries, atthe cheap store of maT7 LINCK & FARQCHAR. W.H.MooaD.AiiDaso.C.FWiLTAT,,.B.Krrs. MOORE, ANDERSON &. CO. Publishers, Booksellers and STATION Dealers in Medical, 1 beologieal, Classical and Scho 1 Books.&c. No.SflFourth Ptreet.north side, west of Main, and 14-2"ierof Main "! Fourth Mreets. Cincinnati. jr.rnpenor Blank Hooks made to order for.Merchanu. Hankers, Steam-Boats, Counlv Oflices.Arc. Nov. 10, 1H59. 47-1) r. Dagnerrcotvpe Stork. ft J M E'R V A D f. NCY GOO DS-I I. " LIT.tRYtJOODS Importers and dealers in the abore articles, and will sell atluw prices. PETER KMITH, Nov.C 46-12ui. Cinciuuall,36 Fifth Street.
Also in KITS. CRAMP, i'ARALYSiS and PAL8Y. DISPtl'SlA or IXDIGMTIOX. RHEUMATISM.
nvi.. ojiu i Huoir, U"L , r.Ill.r.rT. LVWOAtiO. DEAFNESS. NEK VOL'S Tltt.MORS. PALF1 TtllON or ink IIEAHT. APOPLEXY. XE1 HALlilA. PAINS it the SlbK akd CHEST. LIVER I OMPLA'.XT. SPIN AL COil LAIXT, a-o CUR VATl'RE or the SnXE, HIP COMPLAINT D1S EASES ar vmv KID"!?K1S. PKKICIV.NCY or NER D IHVSiCAL F.NERUY. and all NER VOI S DISEASES, wLkh complaints arise frwni sua .n;de cause- namely. A Dcrniigcmenl of the Ncrvons System. Sm n NERVOUS OWTLAIXTS. Drugs and Medicines iwra the diuaxe. for they weaken th vital energies ol te already prostrated system while, under the strengthening, life-giving, vitalising mnmuce ol tiahanum. as applied bv this kcautifnl end wuudeilnl dicovrry. tL cal.austed patient Kid weakened tnl'erer is restored to former LeaitU. trength. elasticity ani vigor. 1 he great ccu.ia.-ity aud SKCeliencc of Dr. Christie's Galvanic Curatives, consUu in tlie fact that they arrest and enra disease by outward avpliwtion, in lace of the usnal mode t drugging and phytiring the patient till exhaastea oju.-e sinks holeily under the infliction. I hty ttrtnfti.cn. tit irWe sysfrat, tovalixt tit i inula ton f the btod, pwiir tht trcrttiont, and Mm do fit lUfktrtt injury under ony rirnimttonctt. Since their iutrodiictmn in the Lulled States, only tares rears since, mt thau 75,000 Persons, fcicludi-g all sires, claes. and conditieni. am-i hiel. were a la: p cumber of ladies, w he are pecu lui'ly mbjcot to Nervous Conidaints, have been ENTISELY AD PERMANENTLY CU2LED, hrn I1 lii.f relief tad been given op, and ever tiling rise Km tried iu aia 1 To iiititit Ihenwof tii UAI.VA.MC HKI.T' siippofe the cae of a person a 11 ic ted w ith that ban of ci ilif tHm. I) VSPhl'SSI A. or any other ! hrinic or Xenons In-order. In ordinary caves stimulants are taken, which, by their action on the nerves and n icl-s of tlia stomach, arlord Umpormy reliet but lii.-U Iran tiie intirnt iu a lower sute and with in.ure,! fieul-ics, slier Uie action thu rvitrd ha reassd. Now c onj are this w ith the effect ictultint (em theapplientiim of the GALVANIC BEIT. Tska a I) p.ptic suderei . eveu in the worse st u.toms ot an a Uf,,aa.l simply tie the Belt around th body mire; the Vagnctie Fluid as cirected. In a short pet k1 t)i iiirnihle peT'ration will set on th
r""1" tiemeui 01 tne Belt, thereby causiogs Gal ai!ie circulaiioi. whfcfc w ill pass oa tu the negative, nd thence bsck again to the ivsiUvc thus kseping
u.' i.ti.ii.iious ia:vanic nrrulntion
W . BOOTH & c.n .
lmportersand wholesale dealers in European and American Hardi ware, Cutlery and Guns. ' SuA H'ett cor. Peart and 11 at nut Sit.. Cincinnati.
;iAt. received, and are contantly supplied
. .iiucirii Mrin le in inir line, : Western trade, nurehased of Anieri
ted direct from Sheffleld, Birmingham, and German mannfacturers, embraeinr the best qualities and
All of which will be sold on reasonable terms, bv P22 '. D. GALLION dt SOX".
SOMETHING NKW.
JUST RKCEIVED T TIIE OLD WHITE COIIAER. the 11 most extensive lot of Dress Goods, we have ever had the pleasure of offering for sale; amour which are ' 40 pieces plain and fancy Lawns;
mv oo rteratre ueLaine:
lie rage; Siil French Tissue; new stjle Hrocad -; Chameleon Glace; plain black TafteLu
0 do rich, plain, ujrured & fancv Silks; 10 elegant Parisian liobes; "
f pieces embroidered Swiss Mull; 5 d dotted do do
plum do do j.Iain and figured Jackonct, ricmk Munliii; Bislmp Iji ns; ilk and Alp;teca I.otres.
It. GALLION A-
10 If 5 S 10 40
do do do do do
20
30 5 5 00 ap29.
do
do d. do do
FOX.
Carri.iffr laiiufnrtnrv
plIAItl.KS !-niTlI,-Mniifacturrr i- t,',f,,e,,' liro;ieis, liorkn-
Hie tystrm Thus the most serere cases of 1) VSI'KP. I-A s o I KKM ANKM I.Y t I RKD. A EEW DAYS ti:RTiFir.iTi:s axd testuioxials Of Iks Plost I ndoubled Character. rrorr. 1J iU f t'..t t.mntry. could b given, sad cieut ua'.Ietci coluiun in this i-er AW EXTRAORDINARY CASE, vhich couclukively proves that " Truth ii f (ranger' than Fkttoa.'' rniE of L'LruiiiDliMii, Lronrliilis end Djjpepiia. l:tV. DR. LAXlilS. A CLERGYMAN, Ot New Jersey, of diitingnhhed attainments and svaj-v.t iri utation. w rite : r t- nsrv. New Jersey. July li. IMS. Li. A ,1 ( ukitie:-I oarSir lou wish toknow ol mr e !iHt has been the rest It. in mr ... ... ...
the application ot th G ALVANIC BELT au NECK-
LA 1- Aiy reply i as fidlnws ;
r r ani.ui tiernfs Vfort 1 Lad bean nCrln.
r ,erj year tue symptomt became worse, obtain irnianeut relief frt.m
Havinr made nsa of th rmn.i v r brands, which will be sold at small advance on H.or?.e Powers, Separators, Straw Cutters. Corn
w Dock Root, prepared bv C. MORsE ' ''t.consisUng.in part, of sneliers, W ood sawing Machines, all the latest
it'i:.'" "o : Win. Butcher s & Spear & Jack- cn.'pVK.i'cS'.:
?ong Ldies rooked hand8ome, and were ! I!"1 J"'10" ,thr" Whitef WtPr' tmiv j j . . . a S,rn unsurpassed, for one of maeni-wtiydrewed-their pos.t.ons on the tude, any w tore for the amount of its
Ee e e graceful and easy.
The canal is now open to Cincinnati
Boats
we running
tKrllall and Hugha are now enlarg&g their stone store room, when comple- " will be one of the largest and finest ne in town.
ciiareM most important judicial duties. Ha
said fiers was a difference between an escape ! , and bail, laws forbidding escapes nevertheless !
allow bail. 1 lie presumption is, and should be, that Fiveman is indeed free until he is proved a slave. The Commissioner had the power, and should oercise it, to admit him : to b til. i CotiimiMs!onr Sulliv.n lft ,1. . r.L.
i - - - .v. .111 .will wi.u , ootexpresaingadeciflonithe sixteen hnu-
nii. i . , ... . .
trv it has been nrnlific i., ;t ; A w" xrn ,elTa ni,n a1 Oeclined. ; V Proline in its b!essin?S. Commissioner has s. nee decided that he cane never saw a country anywhere that t t.ke bil;a,.d here, at present the case ' is susceptible of a higher state of culti- rests. j ration or more bounteous harvest re- j ' turns. Believing in that system of do- f T Elections. The ladies of I
litical economy which teaches that pros,- 1 IV? ' Wlcn,6"n' H-nded the polls
Yello
CO ing
tion, we do most cheerfully recomtneud it to the public as a Very valuable medicine. E. Koume, Esq., Cashier National Bank, Providence, K. I.; A. W.Spencer, Ks.., Cashier Lime Rock Bank do do do. Kev. William Phillips. Rev. J. B. Kichmoud, C. S. Jones, editor Providence Gen. Advt., vm. Field, M. YV. G. M.; Cvrus Fisher. M. K. H. P., James Hutchinson, G. S. Ilea. V. J. Bates, Dort. Henj. Colby, and one hundred oth
ers 01 tne most respectable families of Providence
i nart.Snlkiea.Ai-. h.l.:mi. . . .
COSXERSYILLF, W 4CIIIK SIIOI. ' Takes thi, method of informim th- ritiL", of Adioinins the Store Foundrr of w k Southeastern Indiana ml ,h At-i.:.- a,-... . .
,?iishle i th- T;no-ersigned respectfully Inform, the pub-; r particular, that having purchased the entire .an ,1iZ ? (th't..heh'J."tab,,!'hed McMneShoPln .interest of Mr.Ja.Eso, Lvsi in the above bu,7"- . itrf Wr.r CoDDer.Tj"e' "1 U vnanulaetnrlne ' new. still continues the mauufactorx of everv art -
iilKASHlKU MACHINES. he line of bis business, in tlie moat approv-
ea stio,or or any stjlu required, and that his wo.L ""rranted to be equal to any manufactured in the West, and will be sold at as low prices.
. V. " "u an assortment of Carriaa-es nO li J ) IT nr u j 1 n M ki.k l. l : . . . i
al featment whaierer. About fourteen years c neAjnence of f,equeiit exposure to Ui
an excellent and convenient rtt-i h.i
Farmer wbo has an Orchard ought to have. lie expects to keep constantly on hand a supply of Thrashing Machines, etc., and invites all who Vl.h tA nnvhaaA .a t .. kl 11 m- . . . .
ry manufactured by him will be warranted to be of filf ihe la'e franklin t ounty Fair.he took
son's Files, Saws & Etljce Tools,
Wade &. Butcher's, George Wostenholm & Son's elebrated Razors, Pocket Knives. Shpsrs Scisinro A,
Table Knives and Forks. Carvers 'bteels. &r. .h?be8t materi,'ud mo aub.tautial work
Log,, Truce Hdler. Breast, aud 5lh Chains REPAIRING. He wilt be prepared to repair' ALs' Every stylo of Carriage and linger harand Stretchers. Hooks and Hhipcs. Reaping Machines and will attend nromi tlv to th en'"l) ' fn hand of my own manufacture.
. "'"V "" " promimy rxecn-
Ryi; e. f is. nor c-u!u
of medical
........ ... . u-nruct oi i.tqueiit eapocure
v-t'j.lier, 11. tne Ji-rharre of mv ,..tnn.i
berswe subject to a severe Chronic Blieumatum, which, for ear after ycr.r. csu.eJ ma indescribable aiigiino. Faitiici : in the w inter of Ittli and '46 in cu.-.jueLce o: j rcarl.iii. a givat deal iu iy own and tiiriun. other cluircl.... in thh rvgion. I was at tack:d ly the Broochitis, which soon became so se:w as to requii-e an immediate suspenrion ol my j.astoral Libors. scaiu tytirm mat now UimovfiUy inotuated. and as my Bronchitis became
'"'u aa.aw n;y lytpcrsia aud ftheumatic af
uiu uuvFW, in . n i en n a ,..-i.., ... .. . ., n . i . . ., ,.
. - , . - " "rauic oiwuuun 01 .... riii.iiiK lan moss msordars werw th-se wishing to purchase. connected with each oth.r through the wed, am 2 furchasers will do well tnesll nn tiimKr - the Ncn fJUk Kvtilaain In tKas M ..1
. a recommendntionto hia work he will
1 the tiremium nn th h&t ''s-i. .1 u..!
man. ' " vi ui.u stdti ajuitt o Pi
water power. Our county mustremain
an afrricultural county. Nature has
ueuieu u me means ol becoming-
tning eise; but tor tins branch of indus-
I nis certines that I have fura m.mh..rof r r,.or,iun.-tvnn tTTgr nnmmert.u jtme't 7. . " r .mn mi but hiuu oi .wacninerv
I. . . . rw. It . mt f r, r 1 , Tn.l mm.- K. waa .. . 1 - " ' U im IB. ni.1 n W1 T. w.er. K I i .. L.
j oeen acquainted with the composition and mode of , ""' """ana ,.-.n.v,i, ana p-iet, , - ,, l d. Faronhar'. Ln, .-i, J, V- i..V.. ' I manufacture of MOKSK S COMPOU.N SYKUP C& 'o.'s. Htmfs, H. Mann's and Lippen- terms will be as reasonable as those of any v S1 pL'i'h. .. . CHAHI E SMITH, 'of YELLOW not K ROOT. I have also been sc- ' tnil' Atesand Halt bets. WaMron's. Darling dt "blisbmenl in the West. JOHS EXDSLEY. all branch. attention paid to repairingin quainted with iUmodi.s opera.,, in difea, and 1 'i,0,,V" f-'8',,5"1- nd Bri" 'hes. Scythe Connersville, April 14, 1P53. ly. . '""j' 'j 15.3nio, C-- , I can savthatin all respects it is admirably cab u- i f'Oi'Hthes, C radles. Nicies. Ilay and Manure F.rks, Trr-T,,,,,--,-?Tr,r - i-Jmos. j lated to remedy that class of Diseases for'which it : rarpeiitcrs' andCoopem' Planes and Edge Tools. nnAAtfrnr T TJ lirrnnntTTiITn TT3IRREI.I.A S AF PAIlASni i i ' 1 was d-,ened. It is esneciall v r.i,,.hia i.. ivm. . Even, kind nf Circular and other Saws manufsr. i HKIIIIk V I I . I . U. it I I II It X L H II . iTl. " AMASObS-Ij. ,
r.KSTinx m.il .ii i..:.....i . rr.ir V.'r- 1 nred to order and urr.n,.,H a..,.r.i.- . . -""vvaa. t m.mjumj illlUHllili ij. ",'i'wFr,.o. 10. .Main btreet. between 4th
""" ) iiii'iuuw ii r- : ...... . ; , , , ? V ' ... inn stn streets. Cue mmti h..
ciuin 10 n.iihv atinn th i ., v i. it - . t . rsirn.i us ix i o. a I'l'ieoraieii r nrm. k. .
.KTThellon. Henry L. Ellsworth of' 7. Poted by bringing th Wcanoe county, has this year, in cul-iT l ' loo,m ,and close to the were of cours- success.nl. 1 1 Leoi the Z ! -T"on 5,000 acres of corn. plough, we look with much solicitude to dies aUo came out, and the town rsve 06 of the planting of manufactures on the riv- majority for the law. Go it, ladies' It 4th ef July Accidents. er sides of the West. Rushville bv tak. ou your chil.iren it most ii.tersi-
A' Chester. Geausra cmmiv. a mr in? proper interest in thp Vali ,a "nd even if it does no other onH. it -.n
edBisbee, hadhisarm sotoffbv the 1 can 8ecure ,ts 'ocation throuo-h her bor- 0Pm"ny ,01",. could heanh! Hit him a-
"marure discharge of a cannon. I "ers lll"s placing herself in the great At Fremont, Sandusky county, a can-! line of travel between Cincinnati and the ' exploded, and one man had hia arm j West. AtVf' I Ther" ' aD0lhr project in which our At f.uaoTin Falla a rsnnnn ifiapharrra ! countv is interested il, Vn-t v. ...j
purely, and Mr. D, Babcock had ! fonlhern rail road, but we have heard too aband shotoffand two of his ribs bro- : ,lU'e?r the iBl",,i" of those having conMr. P flnvill had mn arm cK r I 'ro' ' " ' apeak with any confidence on ti e
. mother man who held his thumb on I
at the time, bad hia hand ve- -.X Rush n. T?" .u"- .V
- " " , . .new pru;ecist
eP. u, T T'fr fehowed 254 131 ! 0EHt,ba Whittlesey, (whiir ) bemg i the acres of Uxnble lands, valued with their im- opinion of Mr. P,. "h'f.i.'f,? ? 5
proyemenuat 3,764.123 wl.ile the total capable," has been wt. ,;cpne; .f valnat-ou of properly reached 5,56L033 j the Treasu ,y. Thereupon "rUiraw" Loi ne appraised value of the lands aud
. , . , . - . kwBiii, leiu meeiinwa.
! .iin,irua, it win oe seen only reach SU.H) per acre, while their selling price to day is
. r I " ,eagl oono1 ttt am. a a. This would
The r,n! .V- ,r- , , jg.voinoeutn Ol 5 1 ..lit'.y 16
?badl
y injured.
gin, utiles. I he hydra must be annihilated not ouly his teeth and claws must be drawn and shorn, but hia whols carcarse must be estroyed. The poison is deatiued to go overboard. It has too loujr held the way, aud a terrible sway it has been, aa many a poor family can testify. We hope tour sisters everywhere will follow your good example.- Years ago we said this cause must triumph wheu the ladies shall take it up id right good earnest Womeu are strongest!
fc'rTriP Pr. . I. XT 1- , I
waldOhas prohibited the circulation of i
ucie lorn bP.k:h: r r 1. '
i'i.r "u",u in ivuuic. 1 iuuiLncleTomiatoo fondof his Bi-
Th 1 . vim 1110 ,1,111 Ol J I, .Tit. '.MO uh.,i. r
Bsnt. 1 . iuu.c- j - -j., ....tou .a.un oiner property last nd the official secrets of the Ad- i 1, givine 9.327.I5 l .n.i
'jWation at Washington, is Johu D. ' h!ve "u aPPnat on to the actual wealth' "Jfreeg, editor of the Indiana State of onr .C0U"lI: i!e.,er c,M,tum uPn this
'lirral n: . j.r... '"" ioo.oai, ou would be mor. i),..i
aiih xairariiv I s unnner , . ... "
--o j
It COUatV. held meetinwa
J .u- r . . . : '
ur.u.uciug iimiremueai.sna bassed resolution declaring that if his course could have been predicted he never would have had the vote of Ohio! In the eye of a genuine Locofoco, there nothing ia patriotism, save office.
0"Pa," said a little seven year old boy,'
guess our ii, au naipnis a rood Uhtistain."
"Ho so, mv boy?" queried the parent
E or. and inactivity ofthis ORGAN, and stimulates i " Grocers', and Druggists' Scales, which have ealthy action in all the system. As a DRPUR - ' a reputation si,erior to all others foraccuracy and
I uk orpunner ofUie Blotd it has no superior. DAVID HOLMES, M. V. Providence, R. T. Jan. 4. IkS.1. PREPARED BY C. MORSE &. CO. No. 446 Broadway, New York, and sold by Drugtrists and "others throughout this and other countries. For sale bv M. W.Haile, Brookville, 30 Imos
durability. and sold at manufacturers' prices. Also,
apeui iiiriue saio oi vne oesi iron Mrs Proof Saf, nianuiaeturod, which wc sell at manufacturers pri .... ..1. .1 T an .
vo. iru, gj JV-I1T.
TOIIK I. sIOWt.ANI.Attornevat Ut. ,rPnd 'ne' "Mort.nent of LTmbrel)as and J Brookville, Indiana. ' MW' Harasolg. which are effcred Wholesaleand Relailat
ice.. Also, PTUCJS KILGOHE, Justice of the Pe.ee. i March V TZSZ.- loKA EL SLEEPER,
Proof Safe V; and Attorney and Counsellor at lit, Brookville , t . P. tnH HffiM VMlk V-.. i, ... .. '
Ind. Offlce south East Corner of Public Square!
Q R A V tV H E PI I N GRAY, ' rOThMffl
I, . .. . inaHKinii inirn,).M,i. ...... ..viiBHu wivuiiitiOfigiiiQni, r mond Mrcet. between Third : Fourth Cincin- Je 20,'51 26 ly natirkeopcoi,sianth on hand every variety of . i Tk D. JOKES, Attornev and Counsellor at rllllt (jrlflSSW-are I l't Uw,Brookvllle,Ind. Offlce under American
Tl Alt, IIOA1J NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby Apothecary's fumitnre. and Chemical Apparatus ' -ww a II given to the Stockholders inthe Indianapolis 1 made tc onlerat the shorU-st notice. t T 1? CKOOKSHASK Attorney and
creal varletv of Perfumers' War ' "" -oun street. op-
,d lightning rod Insulators. " urootvuie, Indiana. I my 14 31
Cincinnati, and Cuicaaro Rail Road rorananv that
a meeting will be held at the Court House in Brookville. at 10 o'clock a. m. of Mondnv.?5th Ju
ly 1853. for the purpose t.f electing ten directors of YlrTT8 At
said corporation. I It
By order of the directors. W. M. McC A RTY, Pres't. J. D. TTowlisd, Recy. June SI, 1853. 27-lw
KATZENBERGER, STRAUS & CO.
wholesale dealers In Ready Made Clothing. No. lT n rmn,, . XT 106 Main street, between Thirdand Fourth, Cintl , . IllrMAN CO., TTP Keep constan.lv on hand, a complete .ndwniniiasion cV FsrwarilBI very extensive stock of Cloths, f assimeres. Vet- ' M KRC 11 A NTS FotSl,rCriPti0n0fTrimmingS- WHITE WATKRCYvALBAS,NC.XClSATI.
'leirranh Glasses ai
ffc roi.nrnr. Dealers i 1 t it. imrrrnF. nir.ii..
Dry Gnsds.113 Pearl Street, ria. .1. on Rnimi tnul. ismlii,ir.',i..k
rinnnti.-aOner for sale on the mnsifavorablo land's Office, Brookville. mr5-l"l Unns 1'.V packages In Rooils, purchased mostly f W. HlTT.Attnmsriiljw D . previousto the advance in prices. Purchasers will J . l. 51. .,1 r. . r Law.'d otarv Pubflnd them ready to meet the lowest rata, of an, Z i i-'iJ "J8" Wltb G,"' Hollasd, Esq., Brook-
Jobbing House East or Welt. I t iw
Eat). 15 S-12ms-
TTAY AND STOCK SCAI.F.S.Msrtin A-
c"" iiuiaeiurers, nave taaen tne Ola i een.mie v rtirnt : 11. At H. m . i'onkl n
KEFEUESCES;
riSCISBSTI.
John Swasev Si Co
rawsaiosc crrv, ta. Morrison Ic Newbv
; H1GEKSTOWW. 14. : A.f!. Wiggins A Co.
; tJeorge Gillespie.
T AWfAKTNERSHIP.- JoB A. Maraoi. Li and Johi H. Fnors.i. hr. ik. h.. a
into a partnership in the practice of the Law. JOHS A.MATSOX, . JOHKH. FARQUHAR. ALF. W AItl), ATTORNEY t COUNSELLOR AT L, AW. Brookvilla, Indiana. Offlce two doors north Burton's Store.
!
apSS
OLD WHITE CORSER.
penafratiV ..-.,n4:nn. a
&i. .i -.vi oaww1",!.' -' " BnU,at Defree6.-State Sentinel
rfuI . eno-sh ,o secure all the I .r " W ' B-b.e that the wick
smart; in which il r..r ."!?8n" outlive out half their dsvs-and
w" -" " ' I V II l mill UU& " . VUUULV 1 I" .1 - I I ,. ,. . '
' umUII MIS III. IIMH 11VM, All,
, . J ... . ivi
since be
it. .. muje oi tne mnvpmonta r a ciear nroriu at er deducting
a butor? of tfce sPoil l Washiog-. cent exPnied, of 1, 399,07 3,40. is 5 .candid answer, on the part of We ask our readers to think
.1 ;vU"nei, to & few
inti bo .
ILTThe legal profession is said to be greatly ou the decline iu all quarters. Middle
part
questions will
he
6or
M .n the "Sentinel" deny thathia ExWltt Tert. . Armrtrong
stand formerly occupied by Martin dr. Blckbsll, ! Heevcs & Stephens,
xo. so .oiumoia street, one door west of W aluut, "oN!tssviLt.s.iso. Cincinnati. Ohii . n rnn a h
They are prepared to pntnpon the most reason- Liberal cash advsncements made on conaiim- f. cotlery , ever brought to town, Is able terms, in any part of the country, their rsn ments. ar99-19-lvr. I Delngsola at low flgures st the
trrrr nay ess ororK orairt, trom Ut W patterns " with Improvements, which they have lust comnle-1 A a rnn A fl4 ar ted. Also, all kinds of Platform Scales. Beams. I HatOD. A,. OOliet, dec. dec. All our Scales are warranted to give full GROCERY, PRODUCE. AND COMMIS6IOJ1 aaUsfaction, or we will take them back and refund j 3 ICl.ll 'I. the money. REFERFNCFS I S' B-CORNER OP SEVENTH AND MAIS 8TS.
VI.1V,11,1AAI VllfVl
.ici. Wi l'.-lr-"
JOHN WILLIAHS' Excelsior Clothing Store. MT CARMEL.
T would call the attention of my friends and the
II A R V A R t?. rTtHE L1R6EST and best lunnl .tk .r
i .rlardware, Ho-low Ware, ttueensware. Table 1 PjWir generally to my fashionableand cheap clo- 1
.r an vita n. .-a .
Would a7". . i ""'reetcu, ana wnicn woum
te' P , "om lne aoove, tnat add at least twenty per centum fl,e6V,'foor V , ' ueetI1 the correctness 431,520 to the worth of the county, showing .1 . "Owledo-e of the mnvomoi.ta r a clear nrofit. af er Hadneiimr th. R .
1 lempie. uoncon, is fa t bring deserted, the occupant having gone to Ausialia or BotOf thAM . U Tl.. ....
thinsa. In this calcnlatinn ' 3 J' tga wo JUiiaauium IS
whether we know anvthtne about aT",v ,he 8'0ck Bnd counted it nothin?,, ,. ... , .
. ' ' mi uniastirrinB' mnn.v 1 n '11-1 - v. .Hnicu luau.
oue mvestiiient lo aiinth-r ... oue oi '0r rachauees tavs thai h. ,tiid
pronuhle ii ye-ttneul. Lt th frieus ol the ' r' ""rk,,b,e uwiwii of all meuial faculties ' different nroiec's tak h.il.i ,l ...A 1 1,11 'thiu a few miUs ol his rmideuce. i
"Ided th .w " . T,,r r a de" bBCk , r XSiriT '"'is!,'b to do that for Ih. m XT I he reason why most of people think i Sn; ; ,e"PPlntnienior W.J. Brown winch ihey ougia i0 aid in doise livnf Ives. oie of their bUni..cns thau their souls, is
i l he fri'Bu'ls of the Junction Company ' beca:e their stomachs are a coufuuaded sight denv that Mr. helJ Bl''i'g er sn Moucay It w as the U.gefsl of the twe. i
tat of i "'"Acy other name than TV' w71 "i"T'i Y i U The report that the pecple of Buffalo i
rVil .J" JBr0WB! !M-.dh.,, V i, raraer. but we under- were about sending N.ag.ra Falls to the ! J' lthe 'Sentinel" deny that the1 nu i!-a"aT0"t f "?k w Jk. j W.rM'. r-ir. uee,,. BcfirSiiB. Then,.!:
-..or in dared the President to 1 said who Z. .L VZaZ ., i D 'ru',oses 10 """" 00a for
e maes last evening
Ustii" , 7 -fFii any oi Jesse JJ liriffht's "imr oubeeruiiions. I touniy, oeo., tiiecouoa and
Win .l ''"ce 8 ! e "'"ersiand froai sn officer in the Val-
"rioh. u ?entiner deny that Gov. ; !ey.r?d tl,st neeiiuC of its friends will be
iu5 , UM snce his return, boasted of D'l,r n'any ua3's u,a we hope
V, 'J uver Jesse 1. Brio-ht1 1 . in us anu take stock, wl:at
' "en thPo .r -
Samuel Beresford,
Glidden, Martin 6z Co. W. dt G. W. Kobson, J. D. Lehmer, feb. 8510.
B. II.
. Rlliston.) Covlneton.
G. K. Perrin. i Ky. Keys. Maltby dt Co., Pullum. Hal'fleld ci Brown. MARTIN dt OKR.
IAK.EFISH. IO Barrels of the best White i Fish. 40balf do do J ast received an d for sale by R. T TITER. Nay St, 1833.
ICE CREAQ SALOON.
tner teemsd to be no remedial agent, which couL rcach and recuierate m Nervous System ; ar thing that I had tried k this purpose had com pleuly tailed. At last 1 was k-d bv my friends to o.ni,n your invrnttocs. a. d (though with no vary sanguine hopes of their ejicionct.) I determined t try th efftct ol the application of the GA LVA SIC rf".L'i, ;.NILACK. with the MAGNETIC rLLID. This was ia June. 1846. To mt isrr HtOMUKHlM, ,y IWO SAYS Mr DrSTErsia HAD CONE. IK 11CHT DAIS I WAS tMlllB TS lUlKE MT rASTOBAL l a son; nom bate 1 iiin osmto i sictc sebvicc itrnsTsr thk Bbochitis ; am) mv Khavmattc a, r ix no has csnaELv ceaaas ts tbocsi-k he. Such ti the onderful and happy results of Ihe experiment I have recommended the BKI.T and KLL'ID to many who hav been likewise sudet ing from Neural gic Attections. They hav tried them, with uarrs atsi'iT, 1 ati.iAVE. is LTcar cam. Am, dear sit, rery respectfully yours. KObfcRT W. LANDIS. OR. CHRI8TIE'8 GALVANIC NECKLACE Is used sr all Cemplaints sffecting tbs Throat ot Head, such u Bronchitis. Inflammation of th Throat, Serrous and Sick Headache, Dizziness of th Head. uralgia i the Face. Buzzing or Roaring in ths Ears, Deafness, which is generally Nervous, and that aiauwuing complaint, culled Tic Dakrcux DR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BRACELETS Ar found of -rast service in cases f Convtrisiou or tits. Spasmodic Complaints, and general NaT-mi A flec tions of the Head and upier extremities. Aise in Palsy and Jaralysis. and all Diseases caused by a penrieucy of rower, or Nervous Lnerey. in tha Imibs or other organs of tli body. Tic Doloreux and Neuralrii. -2!? '"f"1 g;r.ing complaints are narW"U by the application of th Oalvaith! f 5eT;ri.Ct- ul1'""D- Th Belt diffuses the Jocal eflect-and th fluid acU directly upon th affected nerves. In these diitresAing afflictions tha Sr-plicaboa NfcVLU FAILS. FITS AND CONVULSIONS. eaused by a Derangement of tkt Ar.. Th Bacv. Bsaceuts, and Fu. ro. wiU cure noo.rU .t.rt cuA i?" ymf bow old th. pitient er hW
minimuu numeroaa and asteeualiina-
COr Jf TRY DIERCH NTS supplied from the following list of Ware, at the lowest Cincinnati prices:
27S crates W. Iron Stone 75 do Mulberv
do Canton BIno do fancy style do common do assorted sivles:
bores Glassware; dozen plain crvstal Tumblers.
For ware at low prices call at 91 Main street.
2d door below the Trust Co. Bank. Hl'GGlS, RKO.dr ANPERSOX, may 13 ly 6ign of the Pitcher snd Basin.
25 TS 200 50 .100 SOO
Ware. do do do do
- "I'VuilltlllCllJ Special Hail Agentl j 'lithe "Sentipel" tC.1' "Any otl
T GARD1GR. h now nnunul ia
EWVORKWWnon SHADE DE-1 I, the rating RerreshmenUot the esso. at bis
. - - ii . J '.Haiiiiiseiurer auu Butnu. nru uwr so Dunon a more, and will Im. . 1 1. . -
dealer in all kinds of transparent window ahadea. Kleaied tl int lima dirinr tKa innim., m ,..' '
iiu ..a. T.0...1. n ... .; , Li.-; i i - " ... recently eniarred m n ..
.. .?" -. ;?'";. e. .i.iiiiirai us (Iti ucdi I lOUCI W Did OUIIIT. fords mnm fn .HH,li..i . . 1- T, . , . -
no.si ouere Hall. va nut st..t Inrinnat . U ilMrMAmSi onnn (mwi i,n .ul .... . . . - . uumuera nvwblrh nr uo wahbiub .twnsoe.
Church, Store and other laree shades naicled ta ' for th accommodation of ladies ...d n.im... 2' ?f "T? " T mnre omfortablv accommo- The Galvanic Bracelets.
i i . , . . . . . ., . - , u.uiu. Ml . num. ,nn ift. r.!i,.H. .t. -,, . '
vnivi
thill- t AI. ... . I
- mi.,. vanHci, wner wiu ne round a large stock of springand summer rlothinsr of th
best workmanship, and latest fashions, consistinsin part of cloth dress, frock and sack eoate.casb-
large assortment of Ca
i cnnnvimiTTnstiAiF..,. " : ik a. i " "t .
I aave also received a lance 1
men. Vettinc. Tweeds f ,.. .
pres. Jeans, direct from Nw York, all of which i Th c,n ,nt ,0 "V Prt of ths coanttV I Will mil A nn at ilit hr.rA.i
ii. vvMw,iHr,nn ret
rroof are ia potsefriioq of the proprMtor.
aicV MfcQY hnndnail CtHl-il mum .ti . a
meruit, Enn.net, Lurtre. TweJ and Linen coat cantry. of the most jttrrdiiiarr chariuKiaa
:HoV.dr.'rT ; S5b5 tev a?
VS CLOTftlSG. t "'I mZ b worn bT th most feebl and dslicate lot of Clolha, Cast- "i"1 'i nd mfe,7- ' "7 th mm. im.r..i v., ".. ution attendina- their as u A,Vkh, w . TT "
Prices;
af- i?e UalTaic Belt, Three Dollar.
Church, Store and other large shades painted te for th accommodation of ladies and gentlemen, dated" to who T Ind thentT ,rder in .superior style.-? jtV, ai"ed l re"d" " - crdtunv.uuon J.'f"
generally, w cx- , The Msgnetio Fluid,
CTEAS1 IVI ARBI.E WORKS. I war His Soda Fountain is now In the full tide of soe-
sj ni ia, corner ot nroaoway ana rmn st-eet, eesstul operation, ready and williug to dispense its
... ii.imii. ..iviiiiuiirii'.-, lumisiiu unir rn'DH, j wiintquaiiuri win arouna.
t firr v wt T. .
Mt. Carmel, April 7th, 1.i:.3m.
Two Doliara.
One Dollar each Ono Dollar.
Marble Mantles and Statuary, Baptismal Fonts, Miral Tablets, Urns. Vases, t.arden Figures,
laninei ana i ounierMans, dec, ore, constantly da hand and furnished to order. The trade supplied with Marble in Block or Slab, or Sawed to orer. mh 12 13
tO" Confectionaries of all kinds atwavi on band. Brookville,May 6,1653. 31
R. W. HUBBARD.
pARRIACE 71 A IS t; FACT IT It ER, t on Maine Burgess Street, Brook ville.just below I Ih. iiikliMiii.M k.l.....l..l . , t ..
Spring & Summer Goods'
Th Articles ar accompanied bv full nod plain direction Pamphlets, with full aru cuius, may be had of th authorized Agent. PARTICULAR NOTICE. Bewart of Counterfeit, and IfsrCftltss antasisa
D. o. M OREHE A r wr n
1. . BtCWSOt. P. tSrTTIB. DICKSON & LK KT7.TTF.Tv
V n A T A Tim z sr inr '
A . . " - abww..---i rurreson to Sampson cc Andrews.)
ir.'""M ."""T""' " "" wn,,' n Importers. Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in Chins. Pnrvhasers will Ind It to their adv.m. .a
relethe.
: - . ...... . ... - ..... r...v.M aVn H lUQHHlt qQII 1,
ana rixtn, t. incinnsil. C'DlO. Feb. 25, '53 ioiyr.
vr.,1. . ... ...... lowest
r " . j..' ""'' "JJ"' esiings,7weu,sn-
.i li. . , . , . . i .ui inu tjnon na t nnn. .vn. siu. .,
poriraeni i mpwcj, runs inline oi Kociairnys.! arlioUknovn u ih iirAlV i wr RnnM n4 Raxattv- ft njtl-a sat as m di Tf i ri! V 1 k DO W D tIie f-OOtls (ratio.
j u . , i -".' anon
au ouirjiiN
VAVTWTai a-.n M.
embracing C.o,h.V ,AiB,rrrrin,rrL! "
S f; ..Jsln,cre ,n P,el variety.from th lowest OEEAi. AGENT lT)R THE UNITED STATU
Biasdwsjr, Kw Vork., AUTHORIZKn ir.tXTS
M.T. HAILK. Brookville; F. Brown, Pairfelit; 5.-3e.T.erLi,-r,r. Chas. Van Caroti, Metaraora:
oat crop have been peuerally destroyed bv
orouAiil. aud many tieltishave been plowed up lo aiake room for corn.
'en these
fcft ,,ew more
'eha.orV 4eonaare answered
oi tne earne sort
-Ind Jo jrnal,
ETThe Chicaco Tribane learns 'hat twenty-two cows and six oxen wars bitten by a mad do at Dutch pitlemi.i nn ,k. r,.l,.i
I parlyinf ani delay ia ttjia age ol steam and j twenty miles south of Clico. Tuo cattle l'gUtcnm,;. weie all kiiW .
tney intend to Uke, at once. Make op youri minds before hand, for there is no time for j
We keep constantly in store a larve suu.tnment
of Alb ia Tea and Table Spoons. Forks, Soup Ladie. Butter Knives, Cream Spoons, Castors, and in 'uort,every other ankle necessarv to th complete furnishinr of a Table. HVNTIXGTOJi dt LABOYTEAl'X, WaU-h Imperters,I19 Main Sir... Feb. 25, '53 10-lyr-.
D A V & 31ATLACK, WHOLXSAIS DXALtRS tf DRY (.OOUS,
K-r e-r
PBAHL STREET, BET. WALNUT ' CINCINNATI OfilO.
Geo. S. Jenkins & Co
WHOLESALE dealer In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods No. T5, South eui corner Pearl and Vina streets, Cincinnati, Jnstopened an entire new slock. Feb. 25, '53 lu-LJma.
am nnHiF
I also kep rorsalc Carriage tlamcssofsnv tle or lirtoa.
I am prepared to Bnish to ordur anv descrtptiOB I Af isk s rtataraa, KAl An haaul .
vt - vu Biaa1 BUVrVOSl BCHICO Particular auenKoo paid io repatrinf.
Their stock otBivu.siid Sh. ' ... .
large and small, has been selected w ith great care
...u ii rx. . laToraoiy ior erefsnce with that 1 of any establishment this side al the Citv i Forliic inspection rrf ihe.Lad.es. thwi "present a ' beautiful ats..rtmeel of fine .Kit p. ' IT rX.I " 1
cr;!g, crape and Lehiine KbsV". TCinn ' of the latestyl, ., ,ad at the very 'loweat figure?, i Ihev inviie .tw..,i..,.. .: . T '
I . i i 1 -!.wiin.K , tueiiaaies
.. ,,T. ntfui, supply orGUsset Q j we-v. confident trim t!iey cm suil their
ne, : Gilford de Depuy, Laurel.
VALLEY HOUSE!
TH4 EtVe iVaMire of tcronntirc to the public that the A at i rr Hotri is r.ow Bitcd rpip ib best sTj le. for tle rcroiamndauca of the travellis
tastes.
msninteni st.et: h..- r.
.V.r?.V X";' " Builder, and GrVi -for
GEO. GIBSO &CO EngraTersand I ithographers. Copperplate Printers, ftehell Brand Cuiters. Ac North Kicri,rO, . Mi
M. wrtrEtSACB. a. wisTTtn-rit. m. iuwi sts.. aid 101 Main SL.ove'T Ii SandiMBiv. HEIPELBACH, WERTHElMER A K.LAW, Bankine HouM. Cincinnab. R Goodn,ul & -o . Mannfacturers of Readv Msae Clothinv. ImnArt... ! Tr-5R,ii u..a. aj . . . ..
.a n., s -r. . ,T' :, i .. " 'as- iier ana ote , li.
7- p.i.VArwY,ci.:l"'5s',na Labels, Bank Checks, Bills, Drafta. Note. nn,.T.it .T;:,T 1 " i T "V toamtwd." are rt-
. VIvr. --"""" riiiieKwiKws.J.o.areanstreet, 6;C.,Mvery low price; I " cabuiiu vno above stock
. ..c, Cincinnati. uaio. ; uiplomas, Certidcates. Bond.. Ms. W.n. r p.. - "u,u'
i cr.vo, -ad-itmvr. 1 Utes, town rUts,4c. fois iWS I N
w'lV""36 cMaS-nt alldertptiona Kc-ady made Fart ess. Traee rh.iu, ...
All P'opla in want of any article of goods in oar ! line of trade and ti.o -rest of mankiSd." are tl
The highest price paid for all kinds of prodacs. fcipio, April 15, lfejlT-Jw. rroaac.
nat rtoj in
ih. Mmf.,;..rii. t...TI " r
- v lire as asaa u m a aj a, t ' aa. w r. r .. l- . .a
ueens-l v., , n-.- ,: t. v
cu suit their vried j r,Vrtr nresi nt m.n-",Ai v m
. -i . .... i, . muter mvseir this " etn Indiana can equai The building Is l8re rod commodions. and cow. plied "rr0iSl mr,,!e ,-uT to ahich it is ap. y.J.wJ?!' b, hfcd mack e,perirciB tho
of --w mm i sw jyaaWV.
Brc skrm. lad., March Md.iaw. a"MA