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to 9 -'IWbSVILI.K, JFtY 2, S53. r,ttTTi: OBftRTER, (this department ! .ri-au" i devoted to the news, business. ' i-J in'1 01 ry County, ami Viiterial management of A.W.fii,"lrrrr. our friend at that Co. will applv for : of anv niness connected wttlithe jnjjeau'ut ofthe Observer. Sltic cf Canal Stock. , tJ a mtice ivert in the pab- . the Canal Co. offered fcr sale Vh:chcst bidder, on Saturday last, '.i"cfc f those stockholders, who to ray t'ie assessment the di-'..-thought proper to levy. The 1 at 'nt'ot assessment was Sj per share 7Te-v large amount of stock was thus ; vt e have net heard that anv : R ... ., . . -sivTereJhijher than the amount . sS that is five dollars per share, j-,. re was some excitement about the -. The delinquent stockholders 1-1 :hev are perfectly eafe, believing ..'j,:p;;ectiTshad no right to let y such "as, and thst the sale will not be con-,vt-?l valid at law. How this matter! r;be determined we are unable to say. ; Xt ceniecture that many law suits ' r;v iroT et of the sale of this stock. Our Hail road. l!es:s. Smith & llrou neil have lately cbtdnei aiiditk nal subscriptions, to the !?:!a! stock ofthe Junction Railroad, k the amount 50 .COO. The subscriplist now amounts to upwards of 00,000. We also learn that S'JjO.OOO bonds of jis Company wore fold last week in the r;tv cf Cinciunjti, at par. Sold Out. The White Water Valley Times e; counly paper will &oon change i-J;. 3Ir. B. F. Brown, the present sito: and proprietor, has sold out his ci'e establishment, both paper and to a 3Ir. Randall of Ft. Wavne. t.Kandail, is a stranger in this place. Tekave no acquaintance with him. Jt! they say he looks like a man capable citing and managing just such a pa-w-:sn i!l suit the tastes and wants of community. A fine field is epen febix He cannot but be successful. .-Joseph .Marshall, Esq. a voung ... , ,, c., " , ccbighy esteemed lawyer of this place ir.ow king at home dangerously ill. (j3"(ir.r.ersvi!le will soon be able to joast id s handsome store rooms as anv tlher town in the State. Several of our cerih :!!; are building additions to the :i:c! thoir houses thereby irivinjr 1r?at depth to their roc :;r',ase cf business d !-.,-t oms. i :u rrreat dem inds enl tr'TaTrlt is now a difficult matter t" rent i h rent; are high. Our popvila:ric:fa. s much faster, in proportion -i" t.iii nuniber of houses. K"VVe 'ear thre will be no great 'r av ol vegetables at ottr next annual Tiii.- s.--as.in has been remarkably There is at present no prospect of i.-j a. ' Mochanies, will however, have to do .'r;rl-?ft, this time in order to make -iF-ir interesting. The ladies mu-"t trte excel themselves iu the way cf j-v.-! and fancy articles. OThe litiinan race is hard to pase ,'r.ae ut.v of weather. Wonder how "ilia lower animal lower animals. Last week I everbedv about herf. ai-.,t h'r. the papers the rest of mankind, -Epbiningof the excessive heat now -es-v ir is too cool. fffB leave from I nnuj Port Fo-Iio-ia mo-is.v.1. nave just t lanced over this work. -Greatly gotten up ar,d handsomely r-Deuised. Wt. are a great admirer of ''"fwrititiirs. They are purely ori-jinal '3",'-','ie nr.d instructive. They eaiiuther beauty, th'y are ''sliort '"''Street. Fanny, like all fher good 'iters, has many imitators. Imitators -f iinsvs ridiculous. Whig Central Committee M a meeting cn Saturday last at the ourt iioi.se. L-J"The town clock, is stopped. lpThe new city ordinance, in regard ! living through the streets faster than Tides per hour is considered too T-i. Several have bet fined. Tree 1ssons. following are the OlHcers elect - -Haxwell Chapter Connersville lor -?.rear 1853: Eha Vance, II. V. f-'l'P Mason, K. aicl Rench, S. 3 H: Frybarger.C. H. vtd Rawls, R. A. C. J- Higinbotham, Treas. n-oodlander, Sect'y. following are the Officers elect arren Lodge, No. 15, of free and epted Jlasons at Connersville, lor the '" 1S53: E'Ser Eatcnian, V. M. Duriiati, S W ; Scott, J. W. ' ohn.T. R. Ui- 31. Sanford, Secfy. B.Gates, L). J Clark, J "turner, T. D. tcriox. The Washington Co. 't '.vsachap in a certnn village. hem he is acquainted, having ha.l --! Miusr ei.l.t t.-. birr, ;o,j : .1. . rek - iu ..mi, iiioci II.U U ItfU y paper the folloivintr: "IICE I purchased of a grocer in 8 Villarro a OUantitV tlf Stlinr froro I nKt a!....! MV I1 nmii:o . . t5i n- ""imu u-su i iiuixi; vjr 'J. If tho F-.C-.I n.L. !.. .l fin -- -"- - ...iv yiivmcu me 2 l m- iu't!ress B(?ven pounds of susar (scripture I will be satisfied: if not, I shall W him , the followingdav nine seven round ; 'ges ot sugar were left at his resiC from a , o- ... h.. nun? amereni uealers. .Iscnn.icm.l,: ir.i - ' ;tj . r"D,"g "iiiistii me person mteni The edit r, ", c"v"r vi me csi, 1'aul 8 Mt a.ni r-s . w-v . . Cv : 'v ' who "a3 ,ee visiting the St. ' f'inmk !ley-f!iiys that sixty miUion feet . wr and logs will be sent to mar-t "U6 SPasnn from it... I I w.. ,v Euraiu atone. UiAGEDCov ti T rt. , ; t Z ED V0R- Thousands of bush-

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AGRICULTURAL.

When should Grain be Cut. A most important question, just at this time, for the Northern fanner. Careful observation, and some little experience during twenty years' residence in a great v heat-srrovving country, has convinced the. writer that it ii fully ten per cent profit on the crop to the farmer, to cut his wheat before the rrain is til! v frm ii .... :. i. . vui it, lv) cummence cutting as eooft as the earliest part of the crop has nnssp.l fmt ti,o n,;ib .u.j ' J.. . " J . .. ....ii.. , iu nit-uougn state. 1 here is no occasion to let it lay to cure, when cut hile the straw is still partially green. I5ind it up as fast as cut, and set the bundles in stocks, "Dutch fashion." that is. t-.v j and two leaning together, in dozens, or iw enues, or any given number, so as to ye an even C0UBnt get in this waw the most unripe irrain will rurp n,t ;' i tWtitoir " r" TI.j .t,. . . .... a-,, ,,,n!,j.pS are, me grain is heavier, sweeter and whiter; there is less loss of shattered grain; the straw, where that is an object, is so much better feed as to make it worth while to cut carlv, i"t en lr mere were a loss on the grain which is not the case. For seed, the best Portion of th fipl.l ! should be set apart and 1p! t m i until fully ripe, and then carefully cut by hand, and very carefully handled, because the verv crania which shmil.l K saved for seed, are the ones most shattered. Give these bundles a "MCMiiuir, give me grain a thorough winnowing; screen out all but fie most plump kernels, and sow those for your next crop, and you will succeed iu improving both quality and product. I This question of ''when should grain i be cut,' has beeti agitated for many i dra, i)n m tins country and Europe. and no doubt many a reader will exclaim, what is the use of writino- anvtliinnmore about that don't every" body know all about it!" No, sir. You know perhaps, or what is tae same thing to you, you think you do aud won't learn any more, bet somebody else will. You forget, or else, in your sell-conceited tol ly, you don't think, that about ten per cent, of all the farmers who ever make any advances in the science of farming, are not to the manor born; do not possess a sort of intuitive knowledge how to do just "as father did," and never do or thihk of doing anything else. , There is at the present day a vast number of people in this country just beginning to learn farming. Such persons want e c-tistat succession of lessons even old ones repeated are fresh to them, : .tfaoKgit they may be stale to yets. ! Tfirs theory of cutting grain, before it ' is "'l1; is ,R0 ,!ew L , ' In the sd volume ot British Husband- . ,o(5 ,o- .. Tiie ("uestion has been for some tie?e ; t:gitaed regarding tha state of ripeness 011 whieli grain tshcuid be reaped; and it has been rcenmmend-'d, as a geaerai ru e a lore ; o':t. Sit practice, to cut i'owii tlie cropbee uppermost grain cen be shaken I'ukini; aUt'tins into consider;t stems to bo the wtust prudent plan to have the gra n cut before it is fully ripe; but in ti; s a im ilium course rhovild be adopted; fur, a!i!iongh grain, it allowed to become to i ripe, assumes a d'i!l, husky hue in ihe s turtle, y t, ii not r;piL'ed enoug't, it shrivels in 'be drying. CaUct de Vaiiv asserts ;hat "Gr tiri reaped ekrfit d tys feetore the tesu-tl lint,', has the be rries larger, toiler and liner, and better calculated to resist the attacks o; the u eevil. An equal quantity o! the corn thus reaped, with orn reaped at maturity, gave uuire bread and ol a better quality. The proper time for : reaping, is that when the grai i, on being pressed between the fingers, has a doughy appearance, like erwmb o! bread just lint trom :he oven.'' i 3Jr. C. Howard, in the Report on Select Farms says: Wheat ought never to be allowed to remain unet;t till it is i fully ripe. Experiments, easily made, will prove tj every cultivator ol it, that by permitting it to stand until the straw ; .1 . :. . ."T I : .. lias lost its succulency, he gains nothing in p. ompness, bulk of gain, but loses mitt It iu its color and fi tie. ess of skin; b. shits which, he incurs the rir-k ol i-'ic!iiti;r, iiy the hi'eh wind, or by its bei;i cut under the ic'.lu ;-ce of a burning ' sun. "When fully ripened by stsnding in the shocks. n d.-v -hour ehculd k L. ir. ecttitig it well secured. j London observes, that ''in harvesting J W iieat, the best, formers, both iu Enir- ! I land and on the cent stent, ajree that it , ought to be cut before it becomes dead ripe. When tills is the case, the loss is considerable, both in the field and in the stack-yard; and the grain, according to on Timer, produces an interior j flour.'' : Ar. experienced Pennsylvania larmer of our acquaintance always cuts his oats while the straw is green. This he learned to do, contrary to all old practice of his father acid all his neigbbirrs, by accident. His hay crop was short one year, , and he determined to cut his oats green; I that is, live ci six days too sood, as he . thought, losiiiii the grain for the sake of! the straw. Fur seed, be left a Mrip j through the middle ol" the field, where' the oats were best. The grain of those cut was just in the dough aud milling ' state, and he expected they would nil shrivel UP. h:tt was his snrnrist ln he came to thrash, to find the early cut straw yielding as much and as plump grain as that which stood till it was dead ripe, hile the straw was incompy.rablv 4 .... ... ( . . v. i. better in fact, the stock ate it ly as they would timothy hay. as rapid--Hilrli Cows-how lo Improve them. We find the following communication intheO!t;o Fanner: Munsok. Dec, 6, 1852. Having been an attentive observer for I bOITie lime Ol nillcn COWS, their Breeding, J size, shape, good and bad points, &c, I vt ill attempt to say tfctv Words on the j subject, j 1 noticed but few COWS at our State Fair i Inch appeared to possess lirst-rate milking qtialities.nnd those molv natives and graded, with some vre"hircs The Ayresiiire ol all imported stock ol pure blood possesses und uoteiilj the best milking uualitics,.!t)J utir d tirvmen would do well t.i breed more of that st.ick. Breeding cows solely or p. im.ip.iiiy in reference to tlfir milking qua ttics has hitherto received but a small eaare of that attet.tion at the ham.ts ot lainu rs and dairymen which the sobj. ct so richly deserves. During the uaet season I have had some Cows Which have eiven I'OUl 4U 10 do pounds ol milk oer dav, l i- . .' an'! one which ave 48 Pounds Per y ? Willie others travi? on.v Irom W t.y oi f1u"vi: Per ? ' XowI hu,d tha- one C0VVv",i n g' es 45 pounds ol milR per dav Isunrtli iitt ,T...1. ..p ,.r.rA l.n ...... , J " ..iuv.n v. mmc man that dro nr.!. O-. ..... , . i . f1 y", no 'I. by care.ul and judicious breeding j we could bring all up to tho higheet a i i it . iaimaru, u would certain!? add greatly ,hs wealth of the countrr. na tn t a t killing a '""""g u,em use an7 rub bull that mme to i,a,i ,..i ;. n gouJ milkinS qu-l'ties in the stock, it is 1 1, l . . n . , .. , it i J VJlll! k S. CkLtHe .dta,Dit i i asv to so why o few poo. nilr&,

sent practice of dairymen, Of tnnnity with a medtvine of such intrinsic superior- i of Atbs.a Te, ,3 T.: ... c""?-! 'V5!wri"

II their calves young:, or "dea- ' and worth as should commend itself to their i '"'',' Butter Knlvea, Cresm Spoons, Castors, and ihctrt, 8S it is called, induces confidence a remedy at once safe.speedv and ef- I". ???'''VrT nXb" "fh-le necessary to the com-

are to be found among our dairies, of

their own raising. Many people say that they are by no m an sure of raisin pood milkers from first-rate cows, but 1 am inclined to think that it would be found on inquiry that in nine out of ten of the cases of failure, the sire wi'I be found to h.ve corrie from poor milk stock; whereas, on the other hand, If the sire is froth first-rate: hiilk stock and the da n a n-oml milker n!ni - . ..... r . a ' ""T n will r,e nit-rate milker?, . Anotner thing, which, in my opinion. Hn . . i. . ii.ts a PTeat mntifnrp nn th nii;;.. r stock, is the quality of food given them ! nue growing, i hose animals which have been reared on such food as is best calculated to promote secretions nfmiib in the rull grown animals will be found I to be belter milkers than those which i have been fed on food unfavorable to the 6el .l on or muR. Uut thegreat difficul iy vitn us Yankees U. that we want to i realize the profits sooner than we can oy raismgour own cows, and prefer buying them already grown, still I thiiik that, as all the COWS in the country must ! be raised by somebody, there mi-Wit be . . . . great improvements made, if those who are engaged in raising stock would give uo"' cioregomg suggestions. 1 . SUDJect weH worthy the attention of dairymen, but one which has hitherto oeen sadly ne? ected Allow me to . hrn ttv.t . i. ' o

, in tuiiiicr anv loreiffn oreeas ' '"''-Hueuces upon easU ! to imDrovP our milL- r..- u .... ' P?-";v. Ihe co.istitulion

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cows, and with proper care and man-ioe-1 aL?'iV,?a b1 d."e i v"vMe lament, especially'in the selection of bulls uVl ..mJ'SS: and in the rearing ol heifers, the value of i T.'1',: W,"-1J lor-'r the (treatest blessing the cotys in the country might be impro- j a VeU twenty-live p.T cent, in four years. u.so ol "'toxivntinc drinks.) though it has slain It is true, nevertheless, that it wouhl ; i""l"d? "'". "'""', i? not a greater

t ... ii . , i r . ; , : is 10 me nuiiiau race. Accept mv thanks be Well to breed from imported stock, ' behairof the afflicted, and. believe me, vo such as the Ayrshire and Spanish milker, ga"pjr,e,r,'u ,he eoi work J0""0 oaceij enbut as animals of these improved breeds : One copy will be forwarded (securetv enveloped are very scarce and high-priced, breeders nd. rstage paid.i on receipt of 53 cents, or six would do well to improve the breeds at XfJX & their disposal, aud not be in too great a Bookseller, Canvassers and Book Agents, suphurry to adopt everything new, merely JufyTV-ai-tu! oT'jb because it is imported. ; . "ici-u.

U henever a dairyman decides on raising a heifer, let it be from first-rate milk stock on both sides, and if all dairymen would improve every opportunity to raise heilers Irtm their best cows, using no other Fire but such as is from rirst-rale milk stock, we shuuld very soon see a great improvement in cows. I r"I've j'meii tue Clmreli ' This is whrtt nu oJ l i--raid ilii o'.li-r inch!, m he 'orHf ;i e,r' agtmsl l)-acou Jacasou's meet ng bouse VOTICE. Whereas my w ire Julian has left . my lii.-il and board without any jnt cause, tins is to notify all persons not to humor or Ircul heron my aei o.int ns I am leleruiineil not to pay any dehts of her conlra-l:U after this i;ii :. July l ui 1""3. J-lA.NL. L. UK E'EN. July l!)llilt'53 31-3w. Notice.' iX accordance with mi Act passed by the General Aijeinhly of the st ite of Indiana, cr.titled "An Ail to provide for the sale ot l oiinty .Seminaries sin! l'ie property belonging thereto, and approved J ine 12, li ." we w ill offer a public s:ilj on Saturday !w Sid day of Oetober 1.-03. at the rosri. house do r in L ii-.oii eouiity. Indiana., tun coaatv !

.seminary bit 1 ling, and all n-al and personal prop"-1 le B,!" De auttiorized to procure releases of the eriy l.l.ii:i:ii! thereto In taid couuty . ; right of way. S.il- to emu mi .-nee 1 'tween ihe hoars of 10 o'clock j That tiie following persons be and are hereby A. 'd. ami I o'clock P. M. ou said day. appointed agents of this company to solicit subrue aoparal'. belonging to said 'ominary con- ! scription of stock, and to receive "proposals in wris.sis in part of Prisms, convex aud concave Mir- '"lg for real estate and stock subscriptions, to r.'r-. Air I'limps. 4 .tell G isses and Rings, Pneu- ' he submitted to the Board for its action, and who iii:.t.e ;im;.s l . rrestial and celestial tilobes. Mi j shall be allowed per cent on all good subi ros ,.-. l o T l.-seo-.es, .Music Lantern wilb as. i script ions that they mav respectively take.

if . ; .ti.ai i iiluis. tw o GiUvauic Uattcr'tea w ilii .- .In O f me li i ; o Burom -'1 r.h'. 'etrie;il Mai'hine and a.par- ' :i:iueral 'lections ( Kill spi-eimons.) r .ii I riieriuouieler, Piiise t;iaaaes. a ui larfc The coa.l;t1oiis of :il are as follows, to-wit: I he piirchiis -r will be requir-d to pay the interest iip.i.i tiie li, ile ,i, ooi.it of Hi, p in iiase mou'-y t'orone y .'i.rin Kdyaiiee.at t:i-- time of receiving a cert.B aij of percuas.'. aud tlu principal in ten equal at.uual insial.il uts. it:i inl -resi aniiaallv in l slice npo-i fie r -si.la ot sai.l purchase mon ey, lue peTMitial proti,sr; leioi;j inary wi II be sola on a cre iit of l ng to Uie Sem- i Ive months, ttie 1 purchaser cu ius his note, n nil approved freehold seeuriij, lor me amo.int oi uie parclmse money with interest thereon. and without any relief what ever from valuation or appra s "nent la s. WKLLISGI'tfS DAWSON, A. I". C. CHAKI.ES NU 1 TEH, T. U. C. July 11.1A.3. 31-Utl 0CU2-2. t litinisiitii roii's SAMl.... No l tieo is herebv given that I w ill sell :il nrivat.' sale, K acres ot lanii, belonging to tae estate of Jacob -iiilier, deceased, at Hie house of John W Garrison, on Saturday the2ilh dav of August, is oi. a u lan I, mine o itn r-asl uuarl r ot sciion lnd wenti -three, town 12, range 12. Frankiin Co.. Cerais At its appraised value. , casli down j by uole payable on the 1st day of January, 1S54, j wun interest trom nate. Willi auttictent surety,! waiving recour-e to the valuation or aporaisement ' taws ol this Mate. 1'tlO.S. Glf FOKl), Adiu'r. ! July 13lh, lto3 31-3w. Li b given that the undersigned has been appoint ed and qualified executor of the last will of William Ferguson, l.-'le ! Franklin count v. dee'd Said estate is solvent. JOSEPH WELSH, July l'.Uh 1S33 31-3w Administrator. CHERRY PECTORAL, For tle rnitt Cnre of forr.iis. roLns. hoarseaess, BR0 IIITIS.W1I00I'IG-I 01GH, rnorr. ASTini .. axd 4 0SrMPTI0. Many years of trial, instead of impnirlrg. ihe pnlilic confl.lenee in this me.licine. his wo.n for it an appri-C'atinn and notor'ety by far evcee ling the most sanguine expectation of its friends. Nothings it its intrinsic ylrt'ies nnd the unmistakable benefit conferred on thousands of sn!Trors. co il.l originate an.l maintct i the reputation H etijos. While many inferior remedies thrust upon the community, have railed nnd been discarded, this has gaine t frl -n.ts by every- tral. con ferry. 1 bnclttson the aftiieted they can never forget, and prodne d enrestoit nutnerotis mil tin remarkable to be forgotten. Whiie it isa fraud on the public to pretend that anyone medicine wilt infallibly cure still there is ah in.tait proof that the CntSRT Pectohsi. does not only asa general thing, hut almost invariably cure the maladies for which it is employed. A inie makes these facts wider and better known, this medicine has gradually oecome tve best reliance of the atliii ted. from the log-cabin of ,hp Ampri,'an feasant, to the palaces of European Ki"-', Throughout this entire country, in every Sta'''oi,' - n,l"u1'Ji'lmo'ovr "ha-niet itcontains, Cheshy Pc ton.il is known as the best remedy ext i'..t fi-disises of theThr.iat aud Lungs, ai 1 in tn any f .r ' gn coantrios. it Is co-sing to bj evt -T-.tvet used by thoir most int Uigont Physicians, j Inlr.' .t B '.'a n. Frame a id G.'niiaiiy. where the ! medical si-mes have rea. hed their highest per- I f't!on. isnuPt tiii i li trodnced. snd In! .'it.-'.ai tuse in tie Ar.nies. Hosidta's, Alms Houses. Pubii,. ti.stif.itions. n d unestie praetiie, as the e,;r-.: remedy their attending Physielans , tan employ for the more dat gerous affnUoii! ofi l'1'""?' - Also in wilder cases, and for children i i K " piear.nt an.l cffeelual to cure. In Tart, . .r . . m . . . ... ...c- .i.osi uai.rirg testimonials we receive have been from parents who have found it efficacious in cases particularly incidental tochildhood. The CncaaT Psc-rosii is manufactured by a practical Chemist, and every ounce ofit under his own eye, with invariable accuracy and care. It is aealed and protected by law from counterfeits, eonseqnently can be relied on as genuine without adulteration. We have endeavored here to furnish the eomrectus!, w hich this has by repeated and countless trials proved Itself to be; and trust by great care preprinf it v. ith chemical accuracy, 8,renlh ,0 fford r"inM a new age,, of uniform , e -s.... no th?r for xhe 't, and the afflicted ... .... hi..,. " reedy ""' do for ,homaU '" medi BLrtu A.vt) MiLU BV JAMES C.AYER, " Anlricl Chemist, tcwtw Maw

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"Man Know Thyself.'

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x, r-air Kheum, Kpsipclas, Scald Head! J Will. Butcher's & SPC'iir & JtlCk- , Pimples on the face, lllotches, Ulcers,: , "nry .Mercurial Disease, t aneers. Arc. SOU S Y lleS, hil WS & FMue Totils. E,i,.lT:;...THE.SEeRETORT Oros, ... ...., n v

rcroiuia. Canker. Tumors and hv enabling them to i. erf.. ml thefr'nroner ' fen. ;''. ins. preventing an.l curing many painful and dangerous diseases: STttVMirnsNirio iXt) Mnetin ; ti'e ri, vers sv-TKM , t .nts allav i ng ervous I 1 rr t iti ii , and curing all Diseases of the Nerves, as il. steria. Neuralgia. 'ramps. A-c. IT IS CSF-IVALLED I! THK CURE OF ALL j Kr.MAl.l-. t i).Ml'I,..X I S, I as w i.t'; ness, general debility. Irregularity, Obstan t.ons. Swelling of the Feet, Limbs. Joints, tSre.. caissed by weakness; also, Lrso and I hroit Comci nxrs. as Cnl.l. l oughs. Asthma, Consumption, Arc, aiso, Dropsy. Having made ns? ofthe Compound Syrnp of ! . to Hk 'P' ""M""1 V' MORfih. tO. either ourselves, or in onrfamilies.and Bud-, ing it to be a very salutary and elTectual prepara- , Hop wo do most cheerfully recommend it to the i public as a verv valuable medicine. j E. Bourne, Esq., Cashier National Bank, Providence, R. 1.; A. W. Spencer, Esq., Cashier Lime I Rock Bank dododo. Kev. William Phillips. Rev. i J. It. Richmond, S. Jones, editor Providence i Gen. Advt., Win. Field, M.W.G. M.; Cvrus Fisher. M. E. H.P., James Hutchinson. G. S. Dea. V. J. Rates. Doct. It ftij. Colby, and one hundred othj crsot the most respectnble families of Providi nee. t 1 his certifies that 1 have fora numberof vears been aeituainted with the composition and mode of f manufacture of .MOUSE'S tOMI'OUMl SYRUP of YELLOW DOlIt ROOT. I have hIso been nc- ' : quainted with its modus operandi in diease. and j ! can sa that in nil respect, it isadmtrably calm- T liiteu to reinc'iv inai class in inseases lorwnicnit was .1 'signed. It is especial! v valuable in IN Di GS.STION and all its attendant symptoms, it ex-I

cites lohealtliv action the LI V I R, removes Tor-i "rT t-oon,n Pearl Street, Clnpor.and inactivity ofth's ORGAN, and siiinulatet ' Cinnall Offer for sale on the most favorable bealt'iv action tn'all the system. As a DKI'l'R V- I l-rm I2t packages Dry Goods, purchased mostly

I tiK or pun Her of the Hloo.t it hss no snperior. DAVID HOLMES, M. D. Providence. R. t Jan. 4, lw"il. PREPARED BY C. MORSE & CO. No. 4-16 Broadway. New York, and sold by DrUfCgi and others throughout this and other couutries. For sale by M. W.Haile, brookville, 30 4mos R All. IIO A I NOTICE." Notice is hereby given to the stockholders in the Indianapolis Cincinnati. and Chicago Rail Road company that: a meeting will be held at the Court House in i Rrookville. nt 10 o". lock a. in. or Monday, ?5th J;i- I lv 1-53. for the purpose cf electing ten directors i t sai I corporation. By order ol Uie directors. w. w. Mccarty, Pres't. J. D.Howi.amd. Sec'v. June21,lS53 iT-lw K ATZF.NRF.RlJRR, STRU'S & CO. Wholesale delers in Resdv Made Clothing. No. I(W Main street, between Third and Fourth. Cin'ti ILr" Kp constantly on hand, a complete and very extensive stock of Cloths Cassimeres. Vestincs and every description of Trimmings. Feb.es, '53 10-1 yr. nOleVTllY rtlF.IICII I STS supplied from V the follow inglisl of Ware, at the lowestCincinniti prices: 2'5 crates W. Iron Stone Wars. T5 do Mulbery do V5 do ( snton Blue do i do fancy stiles do i?iHt do comiuoi do 50 do assorted l.ylcs: 500 boxes Glassware: Sin) deicn pi am crystal Tumblers. For ware at low pricea call at 91 Main street, 2a doorbelow the Trust Co. Bunk. HL'GGINS, RKO. A ANDERSON, mayl3Iy Sign of the Pitcher and Basin. LRATA TABLE WAREwGcnnin .HAIbata erfrrr,rfr, Ij nearly as white, and harder and stronger than silver. When plated tt ... - me soiia silver. lll'STINtJTOS LABOYTEAPX. u ... . w a-" "iporters. 119 Main Strv. Feb.!5, ',13 10-lvr-. DAT M ATLACK. wnoitsiLt brttcai tit I) IC V . M 1 S , rut. 0i PEAHL STREET, BET. WALNUT A VINE CINt INN ATI OHIO. -.

I. W. niSLTINt. M. . BUBLTtKB. SPRING IMPORTATION, 1853. S. W. IIASELT1NE& CO. lrAM'FACTURERS of Straw BonneU. and Iin.t porters of Silk Milliner Goods, Flowers. Dress Pilks. Trimmings, te. So. 6-iPeari St. Cincinnati.). Black & Fancy Dress Silks,

MraW llonnels, of every French & Americnn variety. Bonnet Silks t Crapes, do & Cap Ribbons, Tnrltons, Linings. Tips, Crowns & Frames. Wire. Pins. Whalebones. Itonnet Blocks. Doll Heads. Flowers Press Trimmings, ilk Laces, Sea injr Silks, Florences. Satins, Rombazines. ' Tabs, Foundation, t nilJren ei Infant's Hats. Illusions. &r. 4c. Milliners supplied with real French Pattern Bonnets, orcopies ofthe same. Our Prices and Terms shall be favorable and satisfactory to the pnrchaer. Orders prnmntlT attended to. s. W. HASKLT1XE oi CO. March 5th, lt-53 11-lyr. JOHH S. WILLIAiHs-No. K5 Main St. 1st J door above Pearl. Cincinnati, Dealer in Paper Haneines. Wide i'nrtain Pnpers. Bsndboxes. Fire Screens. &c.. offers to the public the largest and best assortment of the above articles to be found in the West and on the most resonahle terms. He Inrites the trade to call and examine hit stack. March $, 1653 ll-lim. rusnrott Afoot.! woolii look: 1 1 he Mills ii Factory at Metamora are now running, and we are ready to wait on customers in our tine, the Factory has been largely improved, and we ran card. spin, weave, and manufacture Wool on as short notice, at good and a cheap, as any good shop in the country. Fulling and dveing done in the nsual seasot nn fairterms.all kinds of Merchai table produce taken for work and especially wool greetc. We will pav cash or goods for lu.nodlbs Wool. Call and see us before taking vour wool or work otherwheres. 91-S3 MACY. GORDOS & Co. STU. Y COW. -Strayed from the Farm of Thomas Crockertwo and one half miles east of Fatrfleld. about the93v of Mav. a hite eow s me. what speckled with red.the'points of her horns tawed oft". Ear marks not recollec'ed. about 7 yearaold. Any persom giving me Information of aaid enwattbe Fairfield P. O. shall be liherallv regarded. ISAAC WELSH. June 24. 1S53. 2T-3w lS lACK. THF, PHOTECTIOX ISlRAIit'E COM P t N Y continues to insure against loss ordamaze by Ore and the perils of navigation, on as favorable terms as any responsible Company. All losses paid at the office w here Policy issued, in sixty davs after proof. Available Caj.i'al $1,000,000. The undersign id. agent of this old and responsible Company last all times prepared to issue Policies, Ktc. eke. Office two doors north of Burton't stere. Brookville, Ind. ALFRED WARD, agent. May 20, 1853. 22-ly 31 OS RS J Attorney at Law and Notary Public, I.AUKKL. FRANKLIN CO. IND.. TITIL1. take acknowledgments of Deeds, take and t certify Depositions, Affidavits die. NOTATY T U C L I C. Residence, Mt. Curmel, lnd. K U E S3 II ARRIVAL! FASHIONABLE COATS. i-- CLOTH. Frock and Sack Coats; I') 2.i0 Cassimere, Tweed, Jeans and Linen do; Just received and for sale ch.-ip at the Clothing Emporium of TYXER & EAREK. up 29. '53 19-tf. Roots A: .Shocsf Hate, dV Caps. THE undersigned have Just received direct from the East, a well selected stock of the above named articles which will be old at the lowest figures. TYKER & BAKER. apr29,S3 l'j-tf. -nr. I.I. IM IT It. We have now on hand a large assortment of Wall. Fire Board and w indow paper. Also. a large lot of window shades of the latest stjle and pattern, which we are selling at red tie -'d prices. N. 1). GA LLION & SON". "2 pA It PETS! C Alt I'FTM!. Just received I M thi! Oto WniTt Corkek, a most magniflcCut assortment of Carpels, of all stvlesand prices. 22 X. D.GALLIOX & SOX. SUNDRIES IN STORE, IcUU 5110 bbls prime molasses, .w " r . rl do 3H0 hgs prime Easter coffee, 50 Pockets Java do 2t packages fresh Teas, li.isnt lusasl.c. varn 20 50 packages mackerel. hones Vn. Mo. I obacco. 200 Kegs nails. StiO Bal -s No. I batting, en bbls fine snio. tobacco, 50.000 half "pan sh cigars. Candles, Soup, Starch, Arc. Arc. for sale lew by BRISCO & WHITE. Xo. 12 Lower Market street, Cincinnati. Jlay u. 153. 22-ly O. A TSVI.OR WM.B Ter.SCH. 1. I WVN.NC ! TAYLOR, FRENCH & WYNNE, IPOItTF.ItS and wholesale dealers In Irish .mens and wbite goods. Also. Umbrellas. Par i asols. Gloves. Hosiery, nnd evcrv description of , trimmings and fancy dry goods, come rof Main and rof Main SI 22-Iv. reari sis. 1 H unman. R. V. BOOTH & CO., i Importers and wholesale dealers in European and American Hardware, Cutlery and Guns. South Ifettctr. Pearl and H'aluut Stt.,Cinrinna'i. HAVE received, and aro contantlv supplied with every article in their line, suitable lo the Western trade, pur. hased of American. and Imported direct from Sheffield, Birmingham, and German manufacturers, embracing the best qualities and brands, which will be sold at small advance on cost, consisting, In part, of Wade it Butcher's. George Woetenholm A- ,,' elobrntod ft .,nr Dt. knives, Shears, Scissors, &.c, Tuhle Knives mid forks, Carvers bteelo, Sic, I'Cg,, I nice Hal'er, Breast, and 5th Chains and Slrti:hers, Hooks a no Hinoes, Jnvllt, VicetiBrlUwtandS'.eifge Hnmmcrt.O'Jme'M and T- B. Rowland" I Shtvrlt and Spa.iet, Collins Co. 's. Hunt's. II. Mann's and Lippencott's Axes and Hatchets. WaMron's. Darling ci Blood's Grars. Grain, and Briar Scythes. Scythe Sneathes, Cradles, Sides. Hay and Manure Porks, Carpenters' and Coopers' Planes and Kdge Tools. ETerT K, of Cirtularand other Sh red to order an d warranted. Ager Fairbanrs & Co.'s celebrated Plntfo Saws manufar. ntsfor E. AT. Ol.. . r ri . , . ,,ay Grocers', and Druggists' Scales, which have a reputation superior to all others forseenrser ,nH durability, and sold at manufacturers' prices. Also, agents for the sale of the best Iron Fire Proof Safe manu'actured, which we sell at manufacturers prices, feb. 25, J3 10-lvr. GRA Y A: HE MINORA Y, Flint Class Irlnnafnrtnrers, Hammond Street, between Third & Fourth Cincinnati, keep constantly on hand every variety of Flint Gliissware, Apothecary's furniture, and Chemical Apparatus made tc order at the "honest notice. ALSO. A great variety of Perfumers' Ware, 'o'egraph. Glasses and lightning rod insulators. 'TTSft roLRI R-V, Draler In previous to ihe advance in prices. Purchasers will (li d them ready to meet the lowest rates of anv Jobbing House East or West. Feb. 15 9-lflms-II. D. CHIPttAN it CO., Camntlsslan V FortrardlltK M KRCII ANTS. WHITE WATER C A V At. BASf N.CINCINNATI. iu:ixuFfF.s: r'T"Ti. ; nsissiDoc crrr, ts. jonnswuwviiiio. Morrison ewbv I wsen.MMey Wright B.dr H. M.Conklin. Aeeves a Stephens. : itteEKrrown. is. rotsvu.t..iaiD. : A. S. Wiggins A Co. A. B. Conwell 4 sons. : George Gillespie. i.'beral cash adranccmcnts made on consignments. ap?190yr. Aaron A. Colter, GROCERY, PRODUCE. AND COMMISSION 3lt:..CIIAT. S. E. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN 6TS. CINCI..4TI, OHIO. S& 4Sl-lyr-. Nov. VF.ir YOIlKWIiDOU SII.4DC DE A POT THUS. J. EKNST Mannfactnrer and dealer in all kinds of transparent window shades. Also cords, Tassels, Brass mountings Ac. .io.t otlege Hall. Mainut St.. I inciiinati I aurrh. More and other itlier larse shades painted to i order in a ium rior slili. T 1 --. i STF..4.TI rtlARRLE WORKS. Lowa A Rnt, corner of Broadway and Fifth st"eet, ticinnati. Monuments. Tomhsand Grave Stones. Marble Mantles and Statuary, Baptismal Ponts. Mitral Tablets, t'rns. Vases. Garden Figures. Cabii et and Counter Slabs, drc, c.. constantly dn hand and tarnished lo order. The trndesuppliod with Marble in ktlock or Slab, or Sawed to or. eer. mh li IB O. BHtSOK. D. tSETTIR. DICKSON & LE BETTER, (Snceessort to Sampson dc Andrews.) Importers, Wholesale aud Reuil Dealers in China. Glass and Queensware. Also, Lamps, Castors dt Table Cutlery. No. 81? Main Street, between Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 85, '53 18-1) r. Geo, S. Je n ki n p. &, Co., WHOLESALE dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Soods Ko. 75. South est corner Peart and Vine streets. Cincinnati, . Jnst opened an entire new stoek. Feb. 25. '53 10-lins. - M. Bsinrt scn. a. wcwTnitiitKit. w. t.w HEIDELBACH, WERTHElMER dt KLAW, Msnnfioturers of Ready Made Clothing. Importers and Dealers In Cloths, Cassimeres, Vting. and Gentlemens' Furnishing Goads. No. 58 Pearl street, between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati. Ohio. Feb S5. 53 10-lvr.

The Last is alwaj's the Best!! it imptrtant to knrw warn a perttn wnntt Ondt. whtje they ran hadlhc theapttt, and thr hrtt artielrt. . THE subscriber respectfully directs the attention of the public to his new Stoi tor Goons, which -arc of the latest and the most beautiful stles and patterns, selected with the Ktrieiesl rrrard to the wauta of liiis country. 'I hey have receivod Uie highest testimonials from tersona that have sweu them, acknowledging them to be handsome, durable and at the same ti me as cheap if not the cheapest STOCK OK GOOD". eTcroffered in this market. I?i stock consists or Droadclnths. f even shade and color; plain and fancy Cassimeres. Satliuetls. Jeans and Tweeds. V estings. such asSatins, Brocades. Marseilles. Ac. He would particularly call the attention of th Ladies to his large and elegantly selected atock of La dim Ires Goedi) Fatms, plain aud figured; Silks; Satin da Chiens; Berage; Silk t issues; figured and dotted Swiss DressPatterns: Uwns: ChatneleonKmcadePoplins, Linen Lustres: Omelinmv Be race de Laines. Ac. A large 8tot k or PHIS I Sof Tarnsus patterns; Cloves and Hosiery; an assortment of Ladies and Gents Kidd. Silk. Lisle, thread and Totto,. r.nr..

Gents' brown, white, mixed and fnncv half Hos". ' HAMAflM. ' Kossnih, Hungarian. Leghorii.ciiipR Pearl, and Ftraw Hats for men and b .ys; .J..th and oil cloth tajsfordo Caarrrs three ply Impen:,l. Ingrnin. VcniInn aud Girthing Carpets. OI I CI T Mtd J'"!1' 0jl,lu"'"- BOOTS AID s !!. Mens calf and lilp Hoots and Sho,s; Bovs' calf and goat Shoes; a large slock of ladiet fine Rhoes of every kind, etc He ts determined to conduct his b-nvness npon tuch principles as to merit the confidence of the public. Come one. come all! :ir.d vnmit fc mv new stock, and you w ill be fi llv smlsflert ,f, ti,e'prices, April 29 11-53. ' 20 RICHARD T VNER. V VTw net Lace aud Blond straw R.,7.i. nt,h. 1.,. ... ... ,.,,,. Cauaila and Palm Leaf Hats, all of w lii-h bought at low price,, and Will be sold cheap a, the api2 OLD WHITE CUKNFK. B O 0 T S A N I) SIIOK6 15 cases Kip Boots; 3 Coame " 4 " Calf " 1 Men's Custom Made Shoest I " Br.e; ns; 1 " Gaiters; 1 " ,4 Comrress Boots; 100 prs women's Calf " 50 " Goat " 100 " " Buskins, all stvles; -SU " " New Stvlo Gaiters; 1(10 " Slippers; Misses'. Children's and Rnv's Shoes nt n n.i. nd qualities. All compris'iig. one of the largest and best assorted stock of Boots and Shoes ever offered In the West. ap22 X. D. GALLI0N i S0y. Ci HOCEI1IF.S, Just received am' for sale f 30 Bbls. N. O. Molasses; 5 " Golden Syrup & Suar House do 10 llbds prime Sugar; 10 Sacks b 't Kio Coffee) 3 Tierce Rice; 10 BMs Pishf lOOti lbs Taylor's best Sole Leather. B? ap22 N. D. GALLION & SON, To the Ladies. T)K. rAKItE'SFrencli Lunar Pills. lJ Fot Suppressed Meiistrunti.il and all irregularities of he FEMALE SYSTEM the best Hills in the known World. They can be had genuine, at No. 86 Broaowt. and fully Orms-nrrn to give siTtirtcTioj, with full directions. E. THOMAS onlv authorized Agent. The above Pills will be sent bv mail, upon the receipt of J. All letters must be directed Nn. i, Broadway, Cln. mb.93 14. W1IF. Tt AVI1K4XT! HHF..T!! dO,n)0 Bushels of Wbcat wanted ai the change Mill, Brookville, for which the Exfnarket price in cash w ill be paid bv highest vov,30,2&-30 GEO. HOLLAND W.T!TEI I.TIJIF.BIATELY, A good hand to work attire Harness making business. Apply to J. J. Clark, at Mt. Carmel, Franklin Co. Indiana. Sl-H. w a -:.- i tfr. Carriage t . M n.iias'nrers, Atonroa t.. C-nnersvile Ind lo ii- ! ' 'i9-lyl First Arrival this Season, 7 ps best quality, new stylo calicoes for sale a J low rates. K.TYNKK. Jl'ST recived slot of superior hammered iron, of various sizes. R. TYNEK. March 18, 1M3. Domestics. Jt ST ltECF.1 VED, at the Old White Corner 2i;0 ps Prints, good sti les and fMsteolorsr inn " Bleached Muslin; 15b Brown 30 " and Bleached Brill's; S " Colored " 3D " Red. hite aud Yellow Flannel; Id " Canton .. 40 " Cotton Paiitloonry; 00 " narrow al iped aiid check shifting; 30 " Irish l inen. All of which will bo sold on reasonable terms, bv J'22 N. D. GALLION & SON. SOMKTIIING NKW. cov;EnsviiM.E jncnrtr strop, Adjoining the Stove Foundry of V. F. GeMiart. THE undersigned respectfiillv Informnthe public that he has established a' Machine Shop in Connersville, and i now manufacturing THRASHING MACHINES, Horse Powers. Separators. Straw Cutters, Corn bbellers. V nod-sawing Machines, all the latest1 aim most Improved patterns. Ho also manufactures J Cnlp's Patent I'orlablr Cider Mill, an excellent and convenient article that everv i Farmer who has an Orchard ought to have. " I H expects lo keen constantly on hsnd a snnYifv 1 of Thrashing Machines, ore. . and invites a?1 who I wish to piirchas.-togive him a call. The Mafhine-1 ry mamifactiireil by him ill be wa-rnnted (o be of! the best materials, and most substantial or k man- I snip REPAIRING.. He will he nrenni-e.l to ,,.,.i, Reapinp Machine, and will attend ,.ro,, tlv to the Hi, terms wi?l be a, reasonable a, those of anv establishment in the West- JOIIN KNUSLKY, Connersville, April 14, 1P53. ly. DOrWiT'VIT T T" t rnrprt iiTt-rtirrj UllUUR V lljlili AllUlixjlO. lOII-v I. TIOAVI.A-sTD, Attorney at Law : J Brookville, Indiana. flTlirS K1LOORE, Justice of the Peace. Ilorat law. Krnnkvill i and Attorney and Counsellors! Ia Ind. Office South East Corner of Public Sm.nr ap!23. 1S5S 17. W flOHHOW, Attorney and Counsellor at I ft i Law, umce en uurgess street, one door North ofOeo. Holland's, DrooV i ilte, iniltans. je ai m iy n.1 D. JOSESi Attorney and Crrtinscllor at Law, Brookville, Ind. Ofee ftnder Aimrl...f. tmee. toun strett. dee 36 501 y V TO C, CKOOkMItNK, Attornev and i, Cnunscllorat Law. Office on Con rt street, rrnposi r the Court House. Brookville, Indiana, my 14 31 Jit. JI'rM'ItE, Attornnv at l atr. Office . on Burgess street, two doors'iiorih nffien. Holland's Office, Brookville. mr5-ll T Vm IIITT, Attornev at Lo .and Notary Pnb. .1 tic, office with ville, lnd. Gsoroe Holland, Esq., BrookT A"' P nTF.nSIIlP.-JoHH A. Mstso;. U and Joh H. FARorn. have this day entered Into a partnership in the practice of the Law. JOHN A. MATSON, J0HNII. FARQIHAR. A LF. VAKI, ATTORNEY it, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Brookville, Indiana. Office two doors north Burton s Strrre. hard w aTTk THE LARREKT and best assorted stock of Hardware, Hollow Ware. Qneenrware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, ever brnnght to town, it bow being sold at low figures at the r-2 OLD WHITE CORNETt. T AKE FISII.0 Barrels of the best White U rn. 40 half do do Just received and for sale by R. TYXER. may xs, isjj. ICE CREAM SALOON. T GARDNER, is now prepared to serve op li, the cooling Refreshments ol the season, at his old stand, next door to Burton's Store, and will be!

pleased alanytimeduriiurtbesummer.toreceive Having recently enlarged my atore. It now afni.fr.endi I and rive them a touch of his quality. fords room for additional nurahers iVwhih mv His Ice Cresm Saloon Is fitted nn with n-atness'nM n-iiim.-.n.iw.n.. v.i wll,cn m7

fur the acrommmlatiou of ladies nnd renllemon I and no axnrtion will ha r .rel ..!... ,i... . i . . . -2 . . ........ wi. . ...ji.I nnANtlnn. n.rir ..4 llll.iA Jt vc. ... w,.. .......... nii.i.i.u U1.1UUVC IIV coolingnimlities to all sronnd. C7" conioctionanes m an Kinds always on band. trooviue,i"sy e, ipjj. ti It. W. HURRARD. pAnRIAfiE JtjtrirFsfTlllF.R, I on itslus Bargees Street, Brook ville.Just below the public sqnsre, bat alwatt nn hand a large as sortment of Carriages, comi.tirg of Rockaways. Rongs and Readys, plain Kockawaya, Ptartoa. and Buggies. Purchasers will find it to their advnnkige to call and examine my work, as my stock is the largest in town, and my prices as low as the same quality of work elsewhere. t also koep for sale Carriage Harnett of any tt; 1c or price. I am proptred id finish to order any description of Carriage, not on hand, at shortest notice. Particular attention paid to repairing. April, lSSS.lT-tf (1 RO. OIBstOTf CO. Enprtverssnd LlthnI graphers. Copper Plate Printers, Fteneil Brand Cutters, dir. North West Corner Gane end Main sts., and 101 Main St.. overT. S.Goodman dt Co"s. Banking House. Cincinnati. TTBill Heads, Adrwi Carde, Letter and Note Headings. Labels, Bank Checks, Bills, Drafts, Notes dec, at very low prices: Diplomas, Certificates, Bonds, Naps, Plans of in,mwnpiin,r, feb IS lv

La.est News. ....... THE undersigned, have the pleasure of announcing to the public, the reception of a large Invoice of "those chesp" goods, direct from Boston, consisting in part of 50 pieeea beat Cocheeo Print,

40 eo 32 10 IS ' Phillip Allen a o. I - " New England " " J.S. Brirgs Co. " " Plain A Fancy Lawns. ' Domestic 4k Scotch ttinghamt, Beat C oUonade, 4I l.infin ..Molf rnr.n- tm Ai li.nl. 8 5 Thankl fortha liberal ,.! ronai-e th.v have halt thrs spring, they expect by fair dealing and small pronia, to sUll merit scnUnMaocc nfpuMir favor. K. i. OALLIO, dc SOS. lledvCed PriCeg. L!BhRALDl!.TQ WHOLESALEPURCff.iSERS. I5EI.L' VS MAMTMI'I'D RY. ' T,,R ""l,M nlcrrej 'i tn.liv u.forms the citizen j of.'incin.iati.s'.d the pnMI. r-i;erUv. thathi "''I eonfnnes to msnnriclnre Pmiihs' !!!., of ! a" ie i his ol.l stau.i o, Seennd Street between Br-aava.,d x,.-inore. CiiuinnaU. From hi. . longexu riouce in Ihe bnsiui. !..nu.K.. :,i. k. , '"( provided with a large lot oi seasoned Inmtwr and other mnteriaN. he is prepared In all cases f ..(iTiiiiswilTKfOnil, A LSO. Anvils and Vices f urniaiied. ; June 3. "33 fiias. J. p.. HA.MILTO.X. Head's CoraTtercial College 5". E.rtmtr vt Men mutt I'mntth .? c nrtmn n ('rKotv-fttofthU rn:tutonitonuliffirontle:nu,r,.,-: r. 1 tw y iraoe ami i Onim-ree. 1 erii.. the ai.i. : . , th. enabling ;iU , l" flK - HZ .'.l t an". i ' rourse can be co npl-te.i in fr in fight I to twelve weeks. Terms e?s in advance. f l Pupils being ta-igtit individually and not In classe. iV-v can enter at &nv timeGood boaru c.-.n be obtained at from 12:25. to S3 ;-rweek. I" Further rartirn"afs can he obtained brcsllirgat fhefustitiition. or by addressing the ' principal, (postpaid.) J. E. HEAD, Principal Nov. 12, IsjJ-IT-lT. 4 It JlBREIXAS cV r.rt.4SOLSC-A lorge 11 lot of Cmbreiras and Patasols for sale at the lowest possrbhi price at . '""' LiiiCJi Sc PARUt'HAR'S. ItHlSrs A til (ill X fIS-l500p,eees ofwell I assorted prints and Giughains. For sale at reduced prices at ."?7 LINCK ck FARQUHAR'S. Pl-nJIEH W A ft E A verv lsrge assortment ij of the tws fuslnonable, airt durable summer goxKbitust receivedand for sale by 1-i.M.n.Oi tjiiniiiii;. n.RftJT.RE,AII.J!lf-Ac,-timTt & FVQt ilia invite attention to their comnlete as sortment of nails and general stock of bar J ware, at reduced Cincinnati reuil prices. may T ft ItOCF.HIKS, Constantly on hand", fresh snp. I plies of llievrn best qual.ty of U.-vceris.atihe cheap store of "ay ITNCK& FARQfnAn. W.H.MooRaD.AsiiSRsoN,C.FWtLSTA(H,S.B.liirrs. ruDiisnerss Booksellers and ST 1TII1V l.'KW " -. ilwa. i CalCrS 1!1 Moilift.ll. 1 hrolnrrl.-nl . , , r. ' ' lassical ami fccho 1 HooksAc. No. ec Fourth Street, north side, west of Main. and at Corner of Mam and Fourth streets. Cincinnati. TTTSupiTior Blank Hooks made to order for.Merchauts. Ilank. rs. Steam-Boats. Countv Oftlces,&c. Nov. 10, U-3'. tT-lvr. Dagrjerrootype Stork S JEWELRY AND FANCYCOOD lOMRS . GOODS tn UTA H 1" (mOO OS Importers and dealers iu the 'ibove articles, and will f. il atlow j ?r:es. PETER SMITH, Nov. 6 46-lin. finclniiafi,36 Fifth Street. JUST lil-CEIVED A T THE OLD WHITE COR.EK, the II most extensive lot of Dress Goods, we hv of Kress Good., -e h.vhichha,rd.,he ,eMBre of offirU'S lej among W 11 It II art.4(i pieces plain and fsacv Lawns: 10 do lie rage do Lames: 10 do Berage; If do Siil French Tissue; 5 do new stile Krocade; 9 do Chameleon Glace; . 10 o plain black Taffeta; di run, plain. figured it fancv Silks; 10 elegant Parisian Hobes; S pieces embroidered Swiss Moll; 5 do dotied do do 211 do plain di do . 30 do j.lain and tSrured' Ja. kcuet; S d. Book Muslin; 5 do Bishop I-a ns; 20 do Silk and Alpncca Lustres. P'"- N. D. GALLION & SON. :n ri;so 3Iainif;icor., rirJ'liZtZ AVa vs. SfYtfcit'W. Ac. Itmoh , ni..i.. e .. H ""rii.iiig uie citizens oi SoutliesMern Mdlan. and the VI kite Water Valley iq particular, thai iiavinr nurchMsod il.n.,,ii. interest ef Mr. Jlczfo l.yyk in the above busl - nes.iui rnniiniies tne manufactory of every article In the line of his business, in the most apnrovAH .1. Ida A t . ... ... : I , .,' I . I irk i warranted "to lie equal to any manufactured , m, ai.io required, ana inal Dis worn i and Buggies to which he invites Be attention of th.ewisbingtT pun base.. . PSZS"'U:'t,,l"Bkimtoref"As a recommen.lat"n to his work tie will state that at the late Franklin Cour.lv Fa.ir.he took the premium on the best Carriage a id Buggy O'er all competitors. ... ' '--" '-cry sti le oi i arrisge and Buggy har"orders' 'oTs !uTr,TI n,n"'J"',Pa'rtlcutuintlnn88 -l". .ti .A-Jli " ,,,entlon PaIti 10 r'lir'" ' March 30. 1S.3. 1 j-3mos. IT r7IRItF.IX.4S Asl PAnA.SOLS.-U. ' rael Sleeper. No, . tflT Main Strict, between 4th and Sth sireet". Cincinnati, hns cotistanllv on hand " na general sssortment of ttribr'Has and P-irasnts. winch are etfered Wholesale and Relailat the lowest Prices. ISRAEL SLEEPE.t, March 5.1 "-.3 11. 3 e JOHN WILLIABIS' Excelsior Clothing Store MT CARMEL. I would call the attention of my friends and Uie j public generally to my fashlonaUoand cheap clo- ' IhMa . I I ... f . . ... ' "ri m mi. yirnKi, wuere win ne round a large stock ofsprltigand summer clofhlng of the best workmanship, aud latest fashiont, cfiisisUnr ! in partor cloth dross, frock and sack coats. cashmerett. Ennlnet, Lustre, Tweed and Linen coaU Pea-1aekets. etc. Also a large assortment ofCaasimerc, Tweed, Satinett and Linen Pants, Tests snperior and ordinary quality, in great variety. A GOOD VARIETY OF BOY'S CLOTHING. I have also received a large lot of Cloths, Caatmers, Vestings. Tweeds CashmaretU Erminett, Dresa Jeans, direct from New York, all of which in rait Af Aioib yt s f . " 1 sonable terms i win niase up ai uie anoTlest notice, and ofi reaA.tA- tahr.n. -. tk. ...m accommo- . ,.' I"""v generally, we CXKnu koiiuiii lu.iuuoi u call. . . . . John williams. lift. Carmsl. Anrll tib iav tr- ' ' . . -JIM Spring & Summer Goods B?I0 5 R Y have a Urge and Well selected stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods emhrscing Cloth! of almost evenr description and price: twssimeres in great varietv.from the lowest grade to the richest styles) Vestings, Tweeds. Nankeens aud Linen and Cotton Summer MVsr.of all the various kinds, together with aim oat everv other article known to the Dry Goods trade. Their stock of Boot. and Shoes, coarse and fine large and small, has been selected with great rare and will compare favorably for elegance with that of any establishment this side ofthe City. For the inspection of the Ladiea. thev present a beautiful assortmeet of fine and Futoa ssls Dress Goods, Crape and Delaine Shawls, and BonneU Ofthe latest sty lea, and at the very lowest figure They invite the especial attention of the Ladles to their new and elegant supply of Glass or Qneeusware, confident that they can suit their varied tastes. Also, a magnificent stock of hardware, for the Farmer. Mechanic and Builder, and Crerrir"for the million!" r Also, Ready made Clothing, of all descriptions. All people in want of any article of goods in our line of trade, and the "rest of mankind, " are requested to call and eTaanine 0e above stock. Do so. and too will aava nous,. am "- i.ains, n arters, ae The highest price paid for all kinds of produce. Sriplo. April !, 1S6J -17.3m '

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DR. GCTSOTT'S IMPKOTD EXTKACT OF TellowDock and Saisaparilla THI8 EXTRACT OF VELLOW DOCS A5D SARSAPA RILLA u a positive, speedy and permanent cure for all diseases incident to female. Itt mild tletratrre Prtpetiiet render it caViery applicable ( the tlemiirr and delicate rtmtrrtilien tftae Jemale. It it tutrivatlrd in itt affect vyon wvrk ditratet at Incipient Cintumpri.m. Barren nett. Lev corrnea or U hitet. Jt t eg alar Menttrrrlun, lnrmnf. nrre f Vrtne end Cenrral frartratian J ti Syttem. It immerirately counteract that dlttreaaiagKtirTouanesj and Lassitude so common to tb female frame, and irparts aa energy and buoyancy as tor prising as tbey are jrratefu!. tTe taTa evidence on file which Induces na strongly to recdm-necd this mediclue to married people who tare cat been blessed w ith oSsprirg. The Shaker prepared "Yellow Dock" and tie

L"Red HoLdura Earaaparlllj" axe the Invaluable remedial agents from which Dr. Cuytott's Imdroved Extract of Yellow Dock and SsrtapsrU'.a it formed, and theLabratory of Dr. Govtottbuglren ns the vlrtuet of these rooU In their perfection. j His preVaraUon containa all the restorative prrpertiesof the. roots, combined and concentrated in heir utmost strength and efficacy. Experiinei.ts were anr.de in the manufacture of I this niedtrlne until It waifonnd thst it could cot be I farther improved. I 3 3.3 3 3 g 3 3 3 j AceordirgIr,we find it resorted to almost onij versxlly in cases of Hepatic, Fcorbctie and Cnta neons rompliiinsts for general prostration bf all ihvltnl powers, and all those tormenting diseases Of souieueata Irregular or Disoreied Menstruation, cured by j Dr.Gl YSOl T'S KXTRACTOF YELDQW JJOCK. j AND SARSAPA RILL A. From a practicing phyi sician iu Elizabeth town, Hardin counly,Ky. . ELizsarrirrowii. Feb. 23, 1833.JoHtv D. Par a PtaSra:, I hare tried DR G YSOTT'S EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCH AND FARSAP.". RILLA in ray practice for the core of Disordered Mcnstraution, and find it to har a very line elect. In one ease there were very alarming convulsions which occurred In quick succession during the menstrual period; and after the second attack ofthat kiridI advised the use of Dr.Guysotfs Exract of Saraaparilla during the interval', and my patient has not had a return of her convulsions place. At the next period aha felt soma eliitht convulsive sensation, but cot enough 13 demand medical attention. I remain jours. Scrofula has baffled the skill of the most eminent physicians. 15 this country and In Europe But there Is an antidote for this disease in JrI Guytotft Exlratt tf Trllov, Dock and Sartatarll. la, which is proving itself a Sfiedft in the moat severe owesnf .tfrjno. J Cure ef Srrejulm in a rair t Thirfu Trert jStanding. Head tie stavment of Geo. W. jenncngs. a respectable merchant In Holland, Wabash I county, Indiana: I '- turtd. she. had beenamtctea lrm nrr rhiidhnd mih Scrofula, fhw disease maI king its appearance on diBerent parts of her body, "'"'J-nd f ice-confinicglier to her bed for weeks ;"-. nerramny procured for her the advice oftnearst family physicians in New Jersey, ali. in Indiana, without her receiving any permanent benefit. I he disease continued slowly to advance. lns:dio-sty sapping the foundation of ' er life-, haying formed everi.l iTrer running ulerrt. which' w ere continually enlarging snd di.scktrgtng otWnsive matter i-enetrating to the bones and gangrening them. t Three years Rini-e. she commenced uslrg TJr Guy. tott i F rfrcct cf Tel fx Deck and Sartaparitta, which has entirely heal d all ej Iter nicer,, snd up to the present time, she enjoys perfect good bealUt and spirit, which we believe to besolulv through th use cf the "Yellow Dock and Ssrsapardu." The u of Mercury never havins; been permitted !h her family, the disease could not have been caused by that medicine. Several ef niy neighbors are now using "Dr. Guysott's Kxtrart of Yellow Dock anil Sarsnnaritl. 1 , . V. . V. . . ........... n"ZZ,'t.Z:-.yA.vaPn j for ns. I giV. ho"ng "ti t ndnii k. l : . . . . -""- iucu n tut? arm om Betliea. T. ours, truly, Geo. W. Jmi,os. Being intimately acquainted with the family of Ceo. VV. Jennfngs, I know the above statement o the cas. of Mr. Jennings to be correct. Hta.AH Pinraiss. Cr. CayoU's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. is in quart boUIes at SI Uie csttte. PJ h . JOHN D. PARK, I ' 5" ?ilf.' Brtvi,I'- Brown, Fairffeld; J. s. Kosksfc-ller. Cedar Grove: N've cV Snow, New I renton; C. Hasson, Mt. Carmel; J. K. Clemenu. Blooming Grove; Gifforh dt Alden, Lanrel; Thos. Robinson.New Salem: li.H.LaKue, Andersonzille; J. L. Andrews. Dunlansville: P v..nn " "!:' s-IBr,,our. Rnsnville; Tiir. Dicke'rson, Ver- , sallies; D. Beaver, Liberty; A. Boyd.Lcipio. S3 i Wiitar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. riH the intrant relief And rapid cure mi .Isthma, c intumptfn, Vtvght. COrfi. Hoartrm,.. Cr.A, and all L.t.rde. oj rteUm.S' CK.k. nu i' , U1, U01Q lCtl HlOtner 01 UOIlsumrtion, It not those complain of being bitten bi th7 have cherished to maturity In their very ' lr'efa!1a slight coid the egp, and rleurisy. inSamation of the lungs, aslrima and ensumpfion the venomous reptite, Aa matter .. . ' " """ rorrectiy ngtred. Aiiena to this in season; ere a slight cold is n small matter. At tte first a'oack, use WItr'BaUam Wild Cherr?,li is sure to cure, and it is too only remedy yon can place perfect confidence In. It commences at the root of tne disease, and thoroughly eradicates It. In consumptive systems, "procrastlnatien la tb Ihiel or time," in an awful sense, as it shbrtena tx- ' istsnae and hurries the petient .'rom tint t 'Bi,TThousands ara dyingwho might have been saved by the timely nae of TisUfs Balsam ot tVlid Cherry. A few weeks, a few days, may make a fatal diference In the progress of consumptive symtoms. ConsamptioD, of all diseases, la the one that j should receive early treatment. Every hoar of delay may make the case mora difficult. la th war between disease and nature, the sooner ws assist nature, the more certainly will aha win the victory. If we wait till disease baa broken the constitution our aid may come too late te be of iCTViee. 9 Tm-t Hrtt ta-aed by the tite attnlp three atttlt, ft Itlar't Battam al mid Cherry." . Mt. Edih. Ky , July 2. idcssrs. Harconrt. Howard & Co. Gents- Tha "Dr. Wistar s Balsam of Wild Cherry" that I bought of you. has been of such signal benefit in , .... , .nom mueiu virtues knoww for the benefit ofthe public. my wneioog cold at the time of bar confinement, which settled on her lungs. The physicians pronounevd her dieease eonanmntinn ch.t.. - j fase night sweais and bad coughs; aba waa rive. i "F'tJ0" OMjatred of her recovery, and her Child partook of her cotnelaint. Sh tk I meneed Uking Wistar's balsam of Wild Cherrv a .. viij L vnuis cure wim aer u.l IU...HU UUUI, I have no doubt that thev wont.l ..- v Ibeirgrsves if they bad not used of Wlstar'a Balsam ef Wild ( berry. 6ETH R. SEARCY. Keth R. Searcy, whose certificate it above is a man of aa much veracity as any in the county, and T ?J.lL'trmt!Dt' od w Plllce reU- . . , . I. KUt. tun v Aiu in nnii HARCOCRT, HOWARD dc CO. - JOHNp. PARK, Nurthesit comer of Fourth and Walnut streets. Cincinnati, Ohio, to whom all orders most be addressed. RATSf Camp's best spring stvte cf fashlonab Hats J tut received and for sale al "J7 LINCK. ck FAKQTHAR'S. VALLEY HOUSE! THA VE Uie ploasnre of tnaounetng Us the pub'ie tbat the Vallxt Ilocstt it now Stud Hp id the ben style, for the accommodation of the travelling community, no pains wiU be spared to pron o: the comfort of those who may desire to make the vi trv Hovst their home. Cuder th present management, I fiattef myself thst no House tn SouUi eastern Indiana can equal Thebnlldlng is Urge and contra odions, and eonpled1 r,y frth P'-T l 'fr'" tt P" The undersigned hashed much experience in the business, snd is satisfied that all who may have heretofore favored him. will not neglect making thia bouse their home whenever their butiaeaa may lead them to thia place. Brvwikvme.td.,M.rchC,.CHAPMAK1 1 Orr, Scale Manufacturer, kw. i.k.. ..T,. una lormeny ocrcplml by Ms.tim t Bt.ri.Dti.i. . . 7 -'- na tu tain They are pfe pared to ptft up Ot the atcrt ressoaLever Bay and Stack Sec let, from l.tw pslrera trJ. AhdT, alTkfnds of Ptetform Stales. Bern.. .; mT Sc1' warranted lo rive full fce 'moue "' ' " "k ""a bcS M a ' 1' K'iftB!icEB. IVSa'? 'iv ' B' R' EUurton,- Covlngto. J SMdden.Murfln dk Co. O. K. Pnr-i. I " W.eiG.W.KobsoB, V A U....I I . J " wifcoy at CO., 4. v. As'uiwr, Pu'.lum, Hatfield or Drowa. MARTIN ci OSK. ' -en xi re

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