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I YIJRI&. NEWS

1 j tIamn of th. mtarcAit is under the cdI suuiagement f 5oxs J. Kelly, Esq.,vi ho I 'sensible fl,r y tacts, ngures, opinions and Atluscinents. . VtuahasseJ the autumnal qu,i;x J K th( !P waiter evenings are coming j , w tho eveuinrn ho up-ntT Shl 1 j fcrsj-Win idleness? or bo devote to i Lk studies and useful intellectual . i i.-tsiameats? Shall another effort be made ifbii a library and reading room? a-e may 'easl n"ve Lyceum, some lec1 u moot L-fiJatwn. Tn - I "TT-'-rit t r-.i . i . j.,T .'tftli? , .r.tu 4 J. Tfca HaiirMJI. i U T j.. Tomeroy with his party of engineers ir)s,-tielV engage about Meatamoia and ,,1 in settling the final location of the Corn Crop. I frdj us p!eante to be able to anaMJCf the corn crop in this vicinity is jjct'lfnt. It is possible that the crop may inrtbei-a heavier before, but the weather iusbfja favorable for its ripening tiiat It is rtllmstureu: and we doubt whether we have iiaU "' ot'ttercrop than is promised this Iteturned. 3f:. Warner who sold out on Lit. Duck a v?i-or two ;0 sud removed to Illinois, near SfiiijStlii, has returned to the same neighkrtood. The bail heaith en joyed by himself 4 dc family in Illinois is assigned as the c&us.tor his returning. Krad out. Tiie Nw Albany Tiiban it is said has ad the New York Tribune out of the whig :rtv. Filled . Graav;i. Aliisou was fined five rlo'lars a y rK days ago lor an assault and batterv upon Whipped his Wife. On jwing tlirough the town of MVtaniora a lst Monday we were told that an IrishBum iiad just inflicted a veiy severe beating apo hi wife. NolJlsntiIrge quantity iiikf &r ! ' - :."'iid was ''W" J : if or the t;y.4 ?"t i-who attend a eruin v5!ta e lfidw of in this county have so much talking to do among themselves aud to tome young men across the partition, as freoirutij to disturb the preacher iu the midst of the srrmou or prayers. Can our senior's oli friend explain what is the matter with Ufro? Ian re I Retail Prices. FV.ar rt. Ml 8500 f5c 4(V 33 to 35c .....55c $100 50c Stic 40c 10c "..9c lue 13c - 12i to loc T to(c .. $3 2j to S3 50 Vat - bu fora " " 0a - RiTkT. Flax seed... ln Apples perba . funiiacal . Ssit . Huns pr S, ........ Port - " Hj( 0:1 k Ura li Bt.Ufr C5e " ' Sinr - Si-.Ht hoes .......... From heTimes. Grape Culture and Temperance. -It is believed that therrape culture of the Great West, may be extended and prosecuted to an indefinite result of sucess without touching its exceptionable kturi, the manufacture of intoxicating "'ie. Many good men are opponents l IheiMiine Law, from fear of the confquencs; especial'y to the grape cul ture, which at no distant day may be f immense cotumercial advantage to the great Valley in which we live. The question is uksa,kwf! ijwf-H tttir'-: ' -' r ' -v":r:'irt-'' k .A I shal lu-puoc of i 'j .ti,-5B4ja i-.iirciv- -&r .faiiowps - to . liW Af-r "efT'JoB f tbii tip9 t fiuuil-uifr-witl be sold in sonr markets', mdat favorable prices, the sale extendmj to the extremities of the Union. I O.l h 1 .- .1. . i u. .1 larsre urupuruun. s 111 iiie? case ' ol tomatoes, may be carefully packed, I -.l " in tin cans with. sav. an ounce or more . - j,

ordingto size.to absorb moisture; when t;, ""g " th. ' varu.us filled, kt these cans be at the external t;1"0" T V??'' the PW ofthe bottom, placed in water, at "ITZ th,,"flOOdeg. or 120 deg and quicklv soduer-! VV?!. "nd e.vfrrthi''S ed. ltis believed, the ripe fruit may be ! T.Tr,tTmLr the nuPl,aIs.- ,But

.-ail - i r well Dresorvoil fur a vfar or mnrp. in .,.,1. , . ' . ! eh ptck.ng, and become an extensive rt tie of commerce to aU shores. . and ' An ury fluu itgut ca&KS tiic fine k,c4.e..k.v.bee. we&llrked h eotton, th tne1'a 'tt .properly d M 4' i '"I'fK . "7V- j i f4)fci., ,.. - . fci U.a fTpex.ti j ' ;.'--,Ot'rP,Pw m;4arity, when luHy ripe, are suf-j aciently sweet for the Ratsm manufactoe. If some kinds are a little acid. I m apuruuu ui ounr may ue useu. lor I Kcm qml7 riHHX ?trfC.i-. i !- ?t r - ; t ' u 1th. The iuice of the refuse ptsdm "nfit for the purposes mentioned in Nob. i and 3, may be made into various ! W iiwmu .illi. far tha 1. I -- . hi. - - v jm-wsr i r ttrttrv f.. -av. -r )! I ton,, easily prepared lor the table by ' wter and heat. These, and the jellies We, cannot fail to command lihpral ' nrj - . . ... " , Tin, r fee ?fe,-Ue f. ij.;; . aspe:-i,an4U :JH-fc ir- t i,rrrK-.ti(ar-;;i oon fl:ttflttdut!tries and at favorable eichange. Tetaperanc Camp nee tins;. The friends of Terripe ranee of Fulton co. a camp meeting new Covington last Mr. lUnnegan made a speech Times shy. The: urt . i " spoke to the onen air with all the, fir..' 1 " Mwuij, ior wntcn no tms so ! H been justly celebrated. H is voice was! r'seecinf full and rler M, . u ! ground ajain-t not merely the sale ol .WiicatiDg liquors.butalso against the uiaaMture or imporUtion within the limit of uL. .'8 for "ny P"rpow whatever, lie de- , --u nimse I rmritr In wm.. i B'l IWDF to mil tnr lh ill.in. .. 'n 'bteiie of any thinff better, but ..S'. lh" n8lni"g 8hor ! , eUrlulion ol the article from the face t - ceario ann d ,H .1 .1 e splendid hUlorical tuciuenlsanJ allusions " Which lhe.nl.... .. I i. , . hich M. u ooouuueu, aua Dy Hnegan enforc-d hU argument PHUy enhanced it, beauty and effect, aad r'V Verv ll:,rael.:.-t: r.i. i . '--.iii-n; ui uic epeaHcr.

0r Secernm Fair. The second annus J Fair of the Rush

ngr cull0rll society came off weunesaay, i hursJay, and Friday of last week. To say that the attempt to establish an Apricnltiiml k.;. .- Rush county had been a successful nno ven eminent! v successful a five HI a?emint i Aa r .K- j r that fact which the exhibition of last week presented. There were about two acres of ground enclosed, and the whole , was' durng part of the first, and a" second and third days, a solid masaot people there being; scarcely room for the crowd to bestow themselves comfortably, to say nothing of the business transaction of the Society. Of r erowd we most be permitted to ' ' "".e eun does not shine - ct no larger than Rush ' V out a larger crowd of er dressed, more inJi.e and orderly peoi" lu tspreseht during the second and third days of our Fair. This was remarked by many. That the establishment of this Society has had a powerful tendency to wake up our people to a proper appreciation of the advantages nature has thrown into their h.:l!ils. and to a detprminntmn l . -

iniprovethem they deserve, there can I oe no doubt. There has been more iin-1 'f ptte or Indiana; The said derendam John F. proved stock, and Farmino-imDiements ! iVr " h,ere?'or npfby notified of the penpurchased and brought iiZMS cZi'Z since the organization of the Society ! V Cn? HCuse in the. Town of Bmoicviiie,

wan had ever before been owned here 1 here appears to be a new life infused into the industry of the county, and a universal spirit of emulation that must and will accomplish wonders in a few years. The people, en masse, are ta king hold of the matter with a zeal and I for n earnestness that promises much ine luture ol Kusli. The array ol horses attracted universal admiration. There was exhibited! some as fine stock as can be found in the e speak this from the books. The number of entries quadrupled that oflast year. Several spans of fine matched horses were also exhibited. The Cattle entries, and the oualitv nf this description of stock, was very much superior to our last year's exhibition. Notwithstanding we had heard of many important purchases of fine cattle within the past year, this department was a great deal betler represented than we expected to see it, and many fine animals were not entered that belonged in the county. The exhibition of needle-work, quilts, &.C., was not as full as we could htrre wished, but was much better than last year. Of Vegetables, Fruit, Honey, Manufactures, &c, there was a very fine display in quality, but rather deficient in quantity. There was also a pood display of Architectural Drawing, Monochromatic Painting, Crayon Penciling, &c. But we cannot pretend to particularize. Taking the exhibition as a whole the crowd in attendance the unprecedented good order the array of stock and at tides on exhibition the short time the S ociety has been organized and we will put it against any countv fair that has been or will be held in the State this year. We throw up our hat, and propose three times three cheers for old Rush. Rush. Jacksonian. Provable Snicide. The Columbus Journal of Monday evening gives some particulars of a probnhls suicide of a young lady, Miss Helen Wilson, who lefthime on Saturday evening and has not been heard of since. On Sunday morning a letter was found in the yard of her grandfather, residing in the vicinity of Hayden's mill, written bv her, and inclosing her gold ear ornaments. She said she had been accused of improper conduct with some young man, that the charge was false, but that she could not live and lie under such an imputation. She gave directions about the dispositions of her clothes and ornaments, and said that her body would be found in the river near the bridge. Search was made, but the bodv net found. I he Statesman however thinks that if they had searched the cars up in the dirWWf Cfeveland, they w-uld have - - tt?"iwy,and by the side of anX of Promise Suits. M 2e tellsastory ol a smoothilMctf yovflgster, who lately went into a country village, disguised In feminine fixins, false curls, bustles and all that, He was a cute chan. and bent nn a r; u , Being pretty, he soon won the true . . ? r- .. " . . . l-,r lrue invf nt a lAllOr . m aha. A., a luuicu ttiirr a time, anti tiin c' u l"c" quit whereupon a suit w for breach ofu damages jooV-the l.wyc suit was instituted case proved, vav ia vtio W CIC IfCU, XI Z XnrrJ1' E. good red waiiet visited other parts. g0 ok oui o-entlemen! fJT-The Dayton Journal, speaking of the State Fair iu that city says: "There y quantity of sheds, tents, &c, in and about the grounds, for the accomodation ol the hungry and thirsty. Ginger - bread and lager beer, warm water, slightly flavored with the seed of a plant which is cultivated in foreign countries; c inrlinoH tn Ih nV it l,.o never been introduced into this county before. The proprietors call it' Coffee:" 100 Kegs Nails assorted. : Also a large assortment of Hardware cooper A Carpenter Tools. Just received and for sale bv WALKER & BRt S, Metamora Ind 40 2ms. so Sacks best Ri Coflv 90 bhd' suear'"""n fair t " M X. O. Molasses ;o prime T 2 llnvanna Salt J Havanna ci refine sugar , Qa kand & for sale bv WALKER A BROS. Queensware. fron Stone Tea Setts k -hina Tea setts S5 , Pitcher, ,,'nr",',,'nI,PiT5i!fe-'a"nsand uiBiwire. jiki receiveu and tor sale bv WALKER A BROS. Metamora Ind. Ready Male Clothim:. 2 .jO Men's Heavv A Dress Coats r Aoc . - -" . . . .. ---- v wimerp, aaitneti oc cioin rants 1"5 Plain A Fancy Vests 40 Boys Coa ts various sizes A kinds 35 " Plain A Fancv Pants 40 " Plain & Fancy Vests 4 Pox. Mens Lambs-wool under shirts 14 " Lambt-wool Drawers Also a large assortment o f men's check A white shirts. For sale vervlow for Cash bv WALKER A BROTHERS. Metamora Ind. Boots and Shoes &c 1 1.1 Cases Mens Kin A Calf Root .A . - ..... " . 'Pcti saocs Youths A Rovs Bvits 3 Youths and Boys Brogans Also a large assortment of Ladies Seal Morrocce A Calf Slips A Boots. Mens aad Bovs Hats Caps eic. Laurel Iron Store Just received a good assortment of Iron Stoel which I will sell low. SAMUEL WILLIAMS. Sep. 20. 40 tf. Mathematical and Philosophical T Instrument? COR. Fourth anl Sycamore, opposite f Post Office. un Stairs entrance on 4th Mree'. n.ee3 eiiusiaiuiv on nami ui veyr s compasses, Levels, Theodolites, Trausitf , l"i legraph Instruments, Ac. in-Smo.

MET AMOR A.

Ladies Dress Goods. 250 Ploce Bert Print 100 85 40 15 30 SO IS 85 its 400 " Delanes " Cashimeres " Dress Silk " Mohair A Silkwarp Lustre Gingham OilPrint " Dress velvet " Furniture Print " Plaid Linsev " Dress Trimming S II S W 1 S fmm . t . 200 All of the Latest and K- . i j j f.i. I . , . .1 I. .7. . imiTCU lilU Mettmoralnd WALKER & BROS. 77 Kyloths.CaS; simeres Domestics &c. 20 Pieces En. & Araer. Cloth 85 Plain & Fancy Catsimeres ? ,P.lain Fncy Saiineta 30 Plain & Fancy Vesti.igs 5 " Flannels 4 Bales Sheeting a Fine bleached Shirting 50 Pieces Bleached Shirting 15 " Check Shirtinr 10 Hickorv8hirtine Just received and for sale tT . . , W ALKER & BROS. Metamora Ind. The State of Indiana, Franklin Co. Ihe cturt . r.mm.n Heat, trmnklin c.ufy, October term, 1(153. Edward Manly, . t Js- i Attachment. Jrthn F. Kimball.l POMES the said rlaintiffbv Howlrnirt hi. itnr. Ui Oo0berV:e"x,:a;, :..le I0"."'! answer or plead thereto the same will be heard in his absence. JftVcst JOH' M- JOH5SOX, 40-3w C.C.C.P. F.c! Last Call. All persons indebted to the estate of John Adams deceased, whose claimsare unpaid on the vember 1S5S. will find them in the hands ol 1st Noof an offi cer for collection. GEO. HOLLAND. Sept. I2th. 1S5-2 3w. Executor. I nWIVlSVS lTOR'S SALE OF PER.ISOSAL ESTATE. The nndertigned, Admnktratorofthe potato f George G. Shoup. deceased, w ill sell at public outcrv, at the late residence ofthe deceased, at Laurel." on M'onday, the 10th dny of October next, sundry articles 01 Prsonal property amongslwhich" are two horse two enrriasres and harness, tvn tvrt ivin

valnaMe household nirnitnre. inclndinr a very! Bt...LtJ"a MANUFACTORY, superior piana: aloiit 1500 bnshels of corn;a qtian- ! rnHE snbscrtboiTespectfullv informs the citizens titv of hay and oats; a set of turner's tools,&c. &c. ! 1 of Cincinnati, and ike public generally, that he w "T." nsnm ,hree do,1r nl under. I still continues to manufacture Smiths' Bellows of cash, on sums exeeedina three dollars, a credit all sixes at his old stand on Second Street, between andhtv -mIk-'iT ! "".f """"fPi " ,Broad,r',nd sore, Cincinnati. From his and hay, which will be sold on credit of 3 months i long experience in the business, together with be!r1th!!.,nT rymcnts notes will be required t ing provided with a large lot ol seasoned lumber

wiih - ' 11 mc ucneni 01 Tai- i 1 and appraieemt laws, and hearinsr interest nation from dat(. COBURN MURRAY. Sept. 12. 1653. AdmV T) V CP. R. H." Bnrtnn having purchased I the entire intert of John C. Burton In the!8 store nt Bmokville on the 1st. day of January last. . nnrion havin? tioueht B. H. Burton's 1 interest in thestore at Mt.imoraweareanxionsto i settle np the business ofthe firm. persons knowing themselves indebted tons at either place prior to ' me urn mentioned auoveare reqnested to pavup without delay. R. H.&J.C. BURTON. Brooiville Sept. 1.1th, 1853 tf. Law School of Indiana. ASBURY UNIVERSITY. T'E first coure of lectures, will commence at x Oreencastle. la. on Weilnesdav the d dav of Novemhor, 1F53, and contlmia till tho 15lh of March 1RVI. I he tuition w ill he S30 per term, in advance, and a tanitor's fee of S?. Particulars of the course of instrnctlnn. te.t books. Acc. will be furnished in a circular upon ap plication to me J. A. MAI SON. Greencastle. Sept. 1st 153 4w. Daguerreotypes! "Surpassing art! whereby wc lend Our countenance to absent friend, Or leave a token for the bower. Where love laments the partinsbonr.' Those desirinz daenerreoiype likenesses in the mtt approved styles. mezzotint, cravox, it.LrM1N4TED, Ac. &c; marked for faithfulness of expression. rirhnes and depth of tone, please call soon at Liuck A: Faniuhars' Hall. Pictures taken as well in eloudv as in cloar weather. W.A.SHANNON, 38-3 JOHS MSI. SETH S. P IXES. TTItllis StsxE. Wynne. Haines & Co. i m.rfir anil H tinlrtnir nrmrers in F.rnrn and 1 namettic Dry Ml h'a. 30 Pearl Street CAre now in receipt of their stork of American and Foreign Dry Goods. Notions. Trimminirs. etc. j adapted to th Kali and Winterseasons. to which I they onld roiectfu!ly call tlic attention of custo- ! mers and the trade. I Our assortment will be foun.' unusually large I and attractive and we shall be ma ng frequentadj ditions to it throughout the season. I As we sell forcash. or if on C;edit to those only ! who are undoubtedly prompt and responsible (thereby avoiding bad debts) we are enabled to offer I goods to that elassof buyers at a very small advauc on maniifacturinjr and Importing prices. Cincinnati, ugusl31. 113 3-1-2 n. LMT.T IMPORTATION, 1 TINE & CO. IMPORT 1853. S. V. HASEN"KTERS OF DRESS Sll.KS, Mll.l.lNEKYtlOOnj!. RIBBONS. FEATHERS. Pl.OWKRS. 1, 111 KS" CLOAK CLOTHS. I KIM MINGS, oic. AND M A NT FA I 'TURK KS OF STRAW BONN E I S OF KV F. K V V A Rl ETV. NO 62 PEA K L. SI KEF. I. CINCINN A I 1. :ept . .38 6m. For the rapid Cnre of COFGHS. ( OLDS, HOARSENESS, BR0(HITIS,WH00PIXG-T0rn, ( ROrp, ASTHMA, AND C0XSOIP1W. M:.ny r-.-urs of trial, instej.l of impairing the public confidence in this medicine, has won for it n appreciation and notoriety by far exceeding the m st sancuine expectations of its friends. Nothingbut its intrinsic virtues and the unmistakable benefit conferred on thousands of sufferers, could onnme and maintain the r.pnUUion it enjoys.- ' While many inferior remedies thrust upon the : community, have failed and been discarded, this j ; has gained friends by every trial, conferrednbe- ! cfltson the afflicted they can never forget, and prodnced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten Whiie it is a fraud on the public to pretend that ' any one medicine will infallibly cure still there j is abundant proof that the Chekrv Pectoeal does i not only as a general thing, but almost invariably J cure the maladies for which it is employed. i As Ume makes these facts wider and better ' I known, this medicine has gradually become Ike! best reliance of the afflicted, from the log-cabin of ; the American Peasant, to the palaces of European I K i n y. Thronirhniit thi Dntin, Mnniw in - I

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State, citv, and indeed almost every hamlet it con- ! WHITE WATER C A VALBASIN.CINCISN ATI. tains, C, Pkci or a l is known ., the best rem- cn FE"ES. crrr, .a. ! edy extant for diseases of the Throat and Lungs, j John Swasey A Co. : Morrison N'ewby ! and in many foreign countries, it is coming to be ex- Tweed,Slbley A Wright : B. A H.M. Conklin, lively usedbytheir,,. I ! In Great BnUin, France and Germany, where the ! A. B.Conwell A Sons. : George GiUesple. ' medical sciences have reached their highest per- ! Liberal cash advancements made on consignjfection, Cherrv Pectoral li imrvduced, and n I ap2-llyr.

constant use In the Armies Hospitals, Alms Hou ses Public institutions, , cd in domeatlc practice, j as the surest remedy their attending Physicians can employ for the more dangerous affections of the lungs. Also in milder cases, and for children it is safe, pleasant and effectual to cure. In fact, ! some of the most flattering testimonials we re- j ceivehave been from parents who have found K i efficacious in casei particularly incidental to child- , noou. The Crebrv Pectorai is manufactured by a practical Chemist, and every ounce of it under bis own eye, with invariable accuracy and care. It is scaled and protected by law from counterfeits, consequently can be relied on as genuine without adulteration. Wa have endeavored here to furnish the community witha medisine of such intrinsic superior- ' ity and worth as should commend itself to their ; confidence a remedy at once safe, speedy and ef- ! fectual, which this has by repeated and countless trials proved itself to be; and trust by great care ; in preparing it with chemical accuracy, of uniform strength to afford Physicians a newagenl on which ; they can rely for the best results, and the afflicted ! with Tdy wil! d0 for emM " meJi-1 ! cine can do. PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES C. AVER, 1 Practical iind Analytical Chemist, J Lowell Mass. Sold in Brookville by M. W. Haile; in Laure by Gilford A LVpny; in Metamora by C. Vaucamp; ! in Andersonville by C. Ovation, and by druggists 1 everywhere.

Ciacinnati Advertisements.

Head's Commercial College. fz.&I"9 fraim Fmmrtk Stt. Cincinnati, 0 rn H E object of this Institution is to qualify gentleJ. men practically for the counting house and but siness pursuits. The course of instruction embraces tha theory aad practice of Book Keepinr by Double Entry, as applied to all departments of trade and eomneree. Business Penmanship, Lectures on Mercantile transactions. Commercial Calculations, dee., coterins the entire fields of commercial operations, thus enabling pupils to become finished accountants. The course can be completed in from eieht to twelve weeks. Terms $25 in advance. Pupils being taught Individually and not in classes, they can enter at any time. Good board can be obtained at from $235, to 93 per week. Further particulars Mn K. Ahia!n.j k 11. . the Institution, or by addressing the principal, L?.P?rff ,and del the above articles, and will sellai low pnees. PETER SMITH. rxOT.6 46-iaro. Cinclnnati,36 Fifth Street. W.II.MooasD.AKDtSO,C.FWltSTACB,S.B.KsTS MOORE, ANDERSON & CO. Publishers, Booksellers and STATION Kits. Dealers in Medical, Theological, Classical and School Books,&c. 1 ci.!.0."'1;" 8ide' tof Main.and 'S0"1" f Mam nd Fourth streets, Cincinnati. Uj&uperior Blank Books made to order for Merchants, Bankers, Steam-Boats, Countv Offices, Ac. ov. 10,1852 7-lyr. " DAY & 31ATLA cTvT WHOLESALE DClLtRS IX DRY (IIOUS, No. 57 PEARL STREET, BET. WAI.SUT VISE CI.NCIXXATI OHIO. 9-. Reduced Prices. I.'JBKRALDIS.TOWHOLEXAl.K PURCHASERS ana omer materials, be is prepared in all cases to warrant his work good. ALSO. Anvils and Vicesf urnished. June 3, '53. flms. S. R. HAMILTON. W. H1SELTIKE. . BASCLTIKS. SPRING IMPORTATION, 1853. S. W. II ASELTINE & GO. MANUFACTURERS of Straw Bonnets, and Importers of Silk Millinerv Goods, Flowers, Dress Silks, Trimmings, &c. No. 62 Pearl St. Cincinnati.O. Black & Fancy Dress Silks, Straw Bonnets, of every French dt American variety. Flowers Bounel Silks & Crapes, Press Trimmings, do & Cap Ribbotis, Silk Laces, Tarllons, Linings. Sewing Silks, Tips, Crowns & Frames, Florences, Satins, Wire, Pins. Whalebones. Bombazines, Bonnet Blocks, Doll Heads, Tabs, Foundation, Children & Infant's Hats. ' Illusions. dec. itc. Milliners supplied with real French Pattern Bon nets, orcopies of the same. our rnces and I erms shall be favorable and sat j isfactory to the purchaser. Orders promptly attended to. S. W. HASELTINE & CO. ) March 5th, 1853 ll-lvr. ; OH S. WILLIAiI$No.C5MainSt. 1st 4 door above Pearl. Cincinnati, Dealer in Paper ' Haneings, Wide Curtain Papers, Bandboxes, Fire ; Screens. Ac, offers to the public the largest and i best assortment of the above articles to be found in the Wet and on the most resonable terms. He invites the trade to call and examine hissteck. ' March 5, 1853 ll-12ms. SUNDRIES IN STORE. JAft Hn''3 sugar. 500 bbls prime molasses, :i r. H, io rtifl bgs prime Easter coffee, 50 Pockets Java do 2"0 packages fresh Teas, 1-l.miO lhsat.c. yarn. 20 packages ntaekyrel. 5H boxes a. -Mo. Tobacco, 200 Kegs nails, Soo Bales No. 1 batting. 20 bbls fine sn o. tobacco, 20.0O0 half Span.sh cigars, Can.iles, Soap, Starch, Arc. e. for snle law bv BR1SCO & WHITE, " No. 12 Lower Marketstreet,Cincinnatl. May 14, lt53. 22-ly G. A. TAVI.ORWM. B. FSFMCH. J. K WYNNE TAYLOR, FRENCH & WYNNE, U POKTF.KS and wholesale dealers in Irish ! I Linens and white goods. Also, Umbrella. Parasols, Cloves, Hosiery, and every description of trimmings and fancy dry goods, coruerof .Main and Pearl sis. Cicninnati. " SI Si-ly. R . W . BOOTH & C O . T Importers and wholesale dealers in European and American Hard ware, Cutlery and Guns. Santh llrst car. Pearl and Walnut S't., Cincinnati. HAVE received, and are contantly supplied with every article in their line, suitable to the Westerntrade. purchased of American, and imported direct from Sheffield, Birmingham, and German manufacturers, embracing tho best qualities and brands, which wilt be sold at small advance on cost, consisting. in part, of Wm. Butcher's & Spear & Jackson's Files, Saws & Edge Tools, Wade & Butcher's, George Wostenholm &. Son's elebrated Razors, Pocket Knives, Shears, Scissors, &.C., Table Knives and Forks, Carvers, hteels, &c, Log,, Trace Haher, Dreast, ami 5th Chains and Stretchers, Hooks and Uitigea, Anvilt, VicetBellaTciand Slerlge Hammcrt.O'JmcU wW T. B. tnwImniT a Shmvrlt and Spntiea. Collms A Co.'s. Hum's. . Mann's and Lippenctt"s Axes and Hatchets, Waldron's. Darling & Blood's tirars. Grain, and Briar Scvthes, Scythe Snenthes. Cradle. Sides, Hay and Manure Forks, Carpenters" and Coopers" Planes and Edge Tools. Every kind nf Circular and other Saws manufaenred to onlor an d warranted. Agents for K. dt T. Fairbanks A Co. s celebrated Platform, Railroad, Hay Grocers", and Drugeists Scales, which have a reputation superior to all others foraccuracy and durabilitv, and sold at manufacturers' prices. Also, agents for the sale of the best Iron Fire Proof Safe manufactured, which we sell at manufacturers prices, feb. 25, '53 10-lyr. GRAY A: HEMINGRAY, t mVC Z"rT nati, keep constantly on hand every Tariety of flint GhtSSWare Apothecary's furniture, and Chemical Apparatus maile te onlerat the shortest notice. ALSO. A great variety of Perfumers' Ware, """elegraph Glasses and lightning rod insulators. T.tTTS et rOI.RI Ki Dcttlcns in Dry l.eods.fi.l Pearl Street. Cin cinni.Offer for sale on the most favorable terms I2tl packages Dry Goods, purchased mostly previous to the advance in prices. Purchasers will find them readv to meet the lowest rates of any Jobbing House "East or WesU Fsb. 15 9-12ms-II. D. CHIPMAN &. CO.. Ceminiif ion eY Forwarding' MERCHANTS, AoTOQ A ColteT GROCESY PRODUCE AND COMMISSION Jl I P It C II A N 'r - ECORSER OF SEVENTH AND MAIJ1 STS. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Sov. 26 Ift-lyr-. VoUK WIXDOtl SHADE DE i POX THOS. J. ERNST Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of transparent window shades. Also cords. Tassels. Bras nsonntlnrs Ac. No.2 Cohere Hall. Walnnt sU. Cincinnati Church, Store and other largo shades painted te oruer in a superior sty te. T C TEA 51 JIARBLE WORK 8. Lowav O A Rcle, corner of Broadway and Fifth street. t ncinnau. monuments, romosaaa urave niones, Marble Mantles and Statuary, Baptismal Fonts, Mural Tablets, Urns. Vases, Garden Figures, Cabinet and Counter Slabs, Ac, Ac, constantly dn hand and furnished to ordew. Thetrade suppliod with Marble in Block or Slab, or Sawed to or. eer. mh 1913 niCESO!f . I. Lsr-rrss. DICKSON & LE BETTER, f Successors to Ssnioson A Andrews.) Glass and Queensware. Also. Lamps, Castors A table Cutlery. No. 217 Main Street. between Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 23, '53 10-lyr. Geo. S . J e n kin s & C o WHOLESALE dealers in Foreign and Homage Dry Goods No. 75, South east corner Tearl and Vine streets, Cincinnati, Justopened an entire new stock. Feb. 25, '53 1012ms.

HAT AND STOCK SCALES Martin A Orr, Scale Manufacturers, have taken the old

stand formerly occupied by Mtim Sr Br.mrtu, Mo. 40 Columbia Street, one door west of Walnut. taneinnati, Ohlc. They are prepared to put upon the most reasonable terms, in any part of the country, Uieir Irtn Lever Bay mnd Stack Scale, from nrw patUris wiin improvements, wnicn wey nave just completed. Also, all kinds of Platform Scales, Beams, zc. Arc. All our Scales are warranted to give full satisfaction, or we will take them back and refund the money. REFERENCES. Samuel BeresfWrd. B. H. Elliston, Covington. Glidden,MurfinkCo, . K.Perrin, t Kv. W.dtG.W. Robson, Keys, Msltbv & Co.. J. D. Lchiner, Pullum. Hatfield cV Brow feb. 25 10. MAKT1N" & ORR.n II Lean's Liniment. THIS article is now fairly before the public, and the thousands of bottles sold indicate the superiority of this Liniment over others. Phvsicians now prescribe it in their practice. Try but one 25 cent bottle and yon will be convinced. Fifty cant and one dollar bottles have been received. Wholesale and retail bv nov. 19-4S-lyr KOHL 4 THORN E, Northeast corner Fourth and Vine sts.,Cin'ti. t GO. GIBSOX & CO. Engravers and LithoIT graphers, Copper Plate Printers. Stencil Brand Cutters. ke. North West Corner Gano and Main sts., and 101 Main St.. over T. S.Goodman dcCo's. Banking House. Cincinnati. irjrBill Heads, Address Cards. Letter and Note Headings, Labels, Bank Checks, Bills, Drafts, Notes sc at very low prices; Diplomas. Certificates, Bonds, Maps. Plans of Estates, town plats, &. feb 12 1R52 ly KECKLER & BROTHERS, Importers of musical Instruments. GERMAN, FRENCH & ENGLISH -ncy Uood., Baskets Sc Toys, No.3S Fourth Street, North side, four doors East of Walnut, Cincinnati. Every description of Strines for Violi.is. Guitars, V iolincellos. and Double Bass, constantly on hand. All orders 0 dealers in the above rti-io. ... ted promptly and on the most reasonable terms. JLrSA.VS BKass INSTRUMENTS. JT Agents for sale of Haules & Co."s Celebrated World's Fsir Premium Perfnmerv, at catalogue prices. ov. 6, 1852. 46-ly. S. ENGLISH &. SONS, KATZENBERGER, STRAUS & CO. Wholesale dealers in Ready Made Clothing, No. 106 Main street, between Third and Fourth. Cin'ti JLr" Keep constantly en hand, a complete and very extensive stock of Cloths, Cassimeres. Vcsniips ana every uescription or 1 rimming. Feb.S K. Hrmri B.cn. a. WETnittMta. w. Ktsw HEIDELBACH, WERTHElMER & KLAW, Manufacturers of Ready Made Clothing, Importers and Dealers In Cloths, Cassimeres, Votings and Centlemens' Furnishing Goods. No. 56 Pearl street between N alnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 25, '53 10-lyr. To the Ladies. TJU. rARBK'S French Lunar Pllln. bot Suppressed Menatruatim nnd all irregularities of the FEMALE SYSTEM the best Pills in the known World. They can be had genuino.nt o. 86 Broadway, and fully ertumnrii to give SATisrAcnoK. with full directions. E. THOM s only authorized Agent. The above Pills will be sent bv mail, upon the receipt of S3. All letters must be directed No. 86. Broadway, Cin. mh. 23 H. Queensware Glass are. inn. ,a,e" Q"nar-consisting of IVy Lustre, California, Rhine, Columbia, andgilt band teaware. 6 Spong'd and painted dishes, baker, plates, teaware, jugs, bowls. Edg'd c c dishes, bakers, nappies, twiffiers, murnns. ' C jugs, bowls, ewens and basins, spong'd and painted, plain and fluted teas. C C & 209 boxes glassware the above selected for the country trade. For sale by c v O. ALDKICH.No. 181, Main St. between 4th & 5th, west side,Cin. O. I A. nOOlCE, No. 342 Main St.. Fast between .1. Eighth and Ninth, Cincinnati. I have nsw on hand a beautiful assortment of Mens. Bovsaud childrens Straw Huts. Also.j. beautiful fine lot of soft Cassiinerehals: embracing every color, white, pearl, bltt mrA tl?ili.l, .U Slll a beautiful assortment or spring stjle of Silk and Fur hats of my own manufacture, to which I Invite the especlial attention of my oldest friends and acquaintances or Brookvillc and vicinity to give me a call when you are in tbecily. my 7 Oil, PA13TEI VIDOW iTAIl, and Oil cloth Table Cover, manufactured and old. wholesale and retail, by M.San vcr & Co. No. 8 College Building. Walnut St., Ciue'innati. Ohio. Orders promptly tilled. Country Merchants and Pedlerssupplied on the lowet terms. Nov. 6, lt-55. i6-12ma. f'llINA il. ASS ANDQl Kr.SVAHK. V We have on hand a large stock of China. Glass and Queensware, selected especially to suit our Wholesale t rade. We import our Ware direct from manufacturer in France and England, and are thereby enabled to compete successfully w ith Eastern Healers in style, quality and prices." In our stock of Queensware will be found an assortment of every article in that line, from the best manufacturers in the East and West. Also keep constantly supplied with a large stock of Rockingham and Yellow Ware of superior quality. Our terms a-e favorable, and we Invite Merchants to examine our wares aad prices. SAMPSON A CO.. No. P2 Main St.. opposite Trust Co. Bank. Nov. 6,1852. Ri.-lyr. Cincinnati. W. O. KKILSO. A. W. I R1R( HILL. NE1LS0N & CHURCHILL. Importers A Manufacturers of Havana and IHnneslic Cigars, And Doal.rs in TOBACCO, SNUFF, kC. No. 23 Main Street. Cincinnati. Nov. 6, 1852. 4u-lyr. Wm. A. Trowbridge, VI7IIO.K!AI.r; A; Itr.TA 1 L Dealer in 1? groceries and produce. South East corner o! Court and Race streets, (opposite the Fanners Hotel) CINCINNATI ket oiwiaiuly on hand a good assortment of nil articles in hiliue, w hich he offer to tlia trade at the lowest rates. 13lyr Si -ring Importations'.! BERRY & BERRY, Importers and Jobber. Last side Ulain Mrcct, between tl and 5th, Cincinnati, Would invite MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE BUYERS to inspect their lanre and extensive stock or l Asrv tioons, ADAPTEDTO THE SPRING TRADE. Our facilities for securing desirable Styles and cheap Goods for customers, are not surpassed by any House in the W est. as we have an experienced buyer constantly in the Eastern ciiies. forwarding us daily snch bargains as the market offers In RIBBONS. FANS MILLINERY GOODS, EM BROIDERIES, LACE GOODS, HOSIERY A GLOVES, W HITE GOODS. HANDKERCHIEFS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, PERFUMERY, COM US. BRUSHES, THREAD. JEWELRY, BUTTONS. ACCORDEONS. CUTLERY, VARIETY GOODS. Ac. The popular feature of sellinir most ofthe Goods at five percent, advance will be continued. To Cash and approved 6uort Time Buyers, we an ofter liberal inducements. 36-ly ApolIoHuildlnf,. W. eer. 5th and Walant, Cincinnati, O. INCORPORATED 1S4!. THE attention ofthe public is respectfully called to the superior facilities afforded at this Institution, for qualifying individuals in a Iborongh practical manner for the Counting Room and Business pursuits. The Course embrace BOOK-KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY, as pursued in the different departments of trade, commerce and manufactures Business Penmanship, Calculations. Correspondence, and daily Lectures on Mercantile Law and Political Ecouomy In their relations to Commerce. The Course can be completed in from 8 to 12 weeks. Terms $40. Pnpils being laujht individually, applicants can enter at any time. For further particulars call at the College rooms or address the Principal. nov. 13. 46-1 yr. SMIHi & vIX0N, PIANO FORTE DEALERS, "SAFEST 4th STRFF.T, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Wholesale and Retail Agents for the Stodart aud the Danham Piano. Terms Cull. April 29 ,'53 l-lyr. EXRT STIX- JACOB EROC'E S T 1 X & KItOUSE'S WHOLESALE A RETAIL CLOTHING DEPOT, 347 Main St. bet 6th and 9th, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

ll-hoicsale and Retail REIJ OIVK MtM. FAC rl. KKKS, K Second St., between Broadway Ludlow, Cincinnati, Ohio. Aov. 6, 1852 16-lyr.

J. H. BURROW'S PATENT PLANTATION CORN MILL.

THIS Mill differs from all others In the eonstrnetion of the Upper or Runner Stone, which is composed of French Burr Blocks, enclosed in a cast iron case, which forms the back and hoop of me .-miit, wun a cast iron tye, or eusn, mat is or greater external diameter at the bottom than at the lop, which is secured at the back bv four bolls, so thatevery block is in the form ofa dovetail, which gives greater strength to a Stone, than anv other method which is required in small Mills where the Stone is run with great speed, and becomes dangerous if not strongly made. It also gives weight to aStone of small diameter that is required, without having it lhw.k or high, that makes it top heavy. This Mill is a square frame, made of w ood or cast iron, in the form ofa busk, with Rririo-e tre Si.in. die Balance, Riue. Driver, and RcguUtiug :crew , and grids upon the same principle asa Urge null, differing only in the Running Stone: this being the great weight, enables it to grind nearer Uiecentre a greater quantity ofgrain and with less power than ny other mill now in use. This mill is portable, and may be attached to steam, water, horse or hand power. Also, all sizes of French Burr Mill Stones, mann jactured on the same principle. Joseph H. Burrows, of Cincinnati. Is the Invenor, forwhich he obtained Le ttets Patent in 1842. rFor all infringements the purchaser will be held tesponsible for the right of using. These Mills do not require a Millwright to set them up, and a It that is necesitarv to put tbcm in opreationisto attach a band to tho' pullev on the spindie.w itha pruiu suttl lientlv larjre to run the 24 inch Mill 24 revolutions per minute; attaohsp to horse.steain or wawrpower. Bv thesteadv application oflwohorsepower.the Mill will griiid 6 to8 bushels per bourof rood meal, and will grind wheat as wella Com. The 30 inch Mill, if put to its fullest speed, will grind from m to 15 bushels per hour. These Millsare warranted to be in every respect as reeommci dd. Allorriors must be directed to J. H. BURROWS, Front st.. lower side, bet. Main A Walnut. Dec. 3, 1652 50-1 yr. Cincinnati .Ohio. JACOB F. FELL) Tanuerand fur- " 345 ?lain Street Cincinnati: between Mlt aud mil Keeps constanUy on hand a large assortment of all kinds of Leather and Shoe Finding, at the lowest cash prices. Sec. 17, 15252. MASON IC &. ODD FELLOWS' FURNISHING STORE. WILLIAM ADDIS, Has removed to Sixth st. Bacon's Building, under Magnolia Hail, Cincinnati. Ohio. MANUFACTURER of Costumes and Regalia of every description, for Masons, Odd Fellows. Sons of Temperance. Temple of Honor. Druids Red Men, Brotherhood of the Union, and Good Follows. rCP Being a member of the above orders, 1 am prepared at all times to furnish everything appertaining thereto with punctualitv and dispatch. feb. 15, '53-S12m. Robert TV Thorburn, BR.1SS r'OUSOEK, So. S3 H'ctt Prant St.. Cin. RASSandSilverplated Faucets. Stop and Yalve ) Cocks, Sodaand Generator Brasses, Hose Joints, Disteilery and Hydraulic Valves, Ac. Oil Globes, Gaugeand CillenderCocks.Copper Rlvcts.Spelter Solder, and Castings in Brass, Copper aud Block Tin, Babbit or Anti Fruition Mettles. Ordertfrom the country promptly attended to. Cash paid fort'opperand Brass. Feb.25, '53 10-lyr. co-pa i:T.T;B5siii p. THE undersigned have entered into Co-partnership, under the name and firm of JONES, LOFF.TT A ROB BINS, for the purpose of rarrvtng on a v holesalc Grocery and Commission Business. M.JONES. DAVID LOVETT, (Late of J.D.AC. (l.atp ofst. Omer.) JonesA Co..) Cincinnati R. BOBBINS, (Late of Mllroy, Indiana. JOXES, LOVETT & ROBBINS, W holesale Grocers Si. Commission Merchants NO. 69 PEARL S I'REKT, NEAR VINE. ap29 19-lyr. CINCINNATI. S :"T t n i co r T)is7 fe-l BLIND MANUFACTURER, lp3 NORTH SIDE. NO. P2 SIXTH STREET, 'fiSlJ Svcond doar ot fine, appattte the hvt 1 .ir Lyrcim.' Branch Factory, Corner Craig A Lewi StrestS. Coviiur'on. Kv. dec. 10-51. Til V Mi:i:CII 31 X.l supplied rioui the fullow lug list of Ware, at the low est Cincinnati prices: 275 crates W. Iron Stoue Ware. 5 do Mulbery do 25 do Canton Blus do " do fhncvfitvles do 2110 do common do 50 do aborted s.yles; 500 bozes Glassware; 5(KI dozen plain crvstal Tumblers. For ware nt !w prices call at PI Main street. id ooor eelow the lrutt.o. Kauk. HUGG1NS. BRO. A ANDERSON, may 13 ly Sign ofthe Pitcherand Basin. I I II ATA TABLE WAKK. Genuine I Albata nrrer corr!rt, is nearly as w hite, and .harder and Mronrer than silver. When plated it resembles exactly the solid silver. We keep constantly in store a lnrse assJnment of Albata Tea and Table Spoons. Forks, Soup Ladles. Butter Knives, Cream Spoons, Castors, and in snort, every other article necessary to the com plete turiiishincr ofa tableHUNTINGTON A LABOYTEAUX, Wnti h Importers. 119 Main Strei... Feb. 25, '53 10-lyr-. R AW DON, WRIGHT. HATCH oTeDSON Bank Note Engravers & Printers South Eaitcar. aj 4th o Main Stt. Cincinnati. Ohia. VLSO. Engraved in a style corresponding in xcsllence to that of Bank Notes. Railroad. State and County Bonds, Bills of Exchange, Checks, Draft. Certificates of Stock and Deposite. Promissory Note. Killand Letter Head. Diplomas, Visitinirand Professional Cards, Notorial, County and Hand Seals. Ac. ConslantK on hand. Bank Nutc Taperof various tints, mads to order.ofvery superior quality. The above office is under Ibc supervision of Geo. T. Jones, a practical engraver. mri ll-12ui n A- .1. It. SHOI'NlIKIttJEK'! IKON U. STOKE. No. 15 Front st., opposite the Public Inntiintr. Cincinnati. Ohio. Keep constantly on hand a larsre assortment of iron, nails and teel. of their own manufacture, from the genuine Juniata Bloom. jirstly-evUibxated for the last twentv years for its superior quality. Also MouaeHoU Anvils. bellows, vices, screw plate. Cat steel. English Blistersleel. and German steel, Eliptic springs. Carriage axles. Mould Boards, wsron boxes. Ac. All of which tliey will warrant and sell at tlielow. est market prices. Persons w ill please call ami examine ourtoek before purchasing e't swhere. Feb. 25. '531 0-6 -n s Thomas McGcchin, tcnOLES.Il.B. GROCER, Sauth Eait Car. Mnin nnd Stxtk strcett. Cincinnati. Ohim. This House has been doing business for 21 j ears. 12 vrsr ct present location. Feb. 25, 5S 10-lyr. JONES 'rROTII ers1TcosercrssoRS to J. D. Sc c. JONES &. CO. Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, No. 19 flCAKL STKEI . CINCINNATI. 0. 40H3 0. JOE. OEO. W. JOKES. cirri joirs. E. e. hcstisstos, Feb. 15, '53 9-Sms. Till. AMIEHSOS'S Liniment For I ' pains, aches, bruises, sprains, rut, wnunds.old sores, corn. frt biles, colic, cramp, scrofula. and a sure and speedy cnre for rheumatism, which we warrant it tocure.or refund the money. Wecould give a nuimVrof certificates of cures performed by it. but consider Uiat one twenty-five cent bottle w ill go farther toword convincing any one of It efficacy, than could all the certificates that could be printed. N. D. Gsllion agent for Broookville. WM. ANDERSON, wholesale agenL 40 ly. No. F7 Main Ft. Cincinnati. Kendall'sSi Taylor Thermometers THE following gentlemen have certified as to the correctnes and accuracy of the method by which their instruments are graduated: A. Caswell. Professor in Brown University; J. P. Kirtland. Cleveland, O.; Jas. Nooney, Hudson, O.; Professor Eaton, Troy, N. Y.: Henshaw. Ward A Co., Boston: J. W. Foster, Portsmouth. N. H .; Doctor 'Satcbelder. New York. (A diploma for "specimen of Barometers and Thermometer,"' was awarded to Mr. K..at the late FairoftheNew York State Agricultural Society.) These instruments are afforded wholesaleand retail at greatlv reduced price, bv KAHL A THORN E, Western Agents; Northeast corner Fourth and Vine su, Cin'ti. Where may always be had fine Perfumery and Fancy Articles. nov. 19.49-lyr. w. ELwoon noBoRi. ipward k. Bart. W. E. OGD0RN & CO. IMPORTERS and wholesale dealer in English. French. German and American Fancy Goods. Hosiery, Gloves, Combs, Buttons, Brush's. Look-ing-Giases. Umbrellas. Parasols, Irish Linens, Berlin Cords, Jaconets. Book Mulls, Swiss Mulls, Mull Maslins. a full assortment of all kinds of Silk Goods, and every description of Trimmings and Fancy Diy Good, every variety of Dress Goods. Cloth. Caiinres. Ac. AIo, Carpeting and Oil Cloth of all kinds, dinctfroni the Manufacturers, Straw Good. Ac. Nos.35&37 Pearl Street. Cincinnati. feb 15 9-yr. DI'H. ME A; CO. Importers and dealers ii Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Watcb-Mjker tools, and materials. Constantly on hand an extensive assortment 01 I gold and silver lever and verge watches; 8ue g..!o and gilt jswelry; gold, silver and cowman spectaI cles. Gold and silver pri.t'U; spectacle classes j percussion caps, revolvii ; pist 1. razors, knives scissors, dentists flics, toys. Ac. No. 1'. Slain St., ' under Commercial Bank (Cincinnati Ohio.

DR. BROWN.

PR IT ATE mST.ASES, NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES. Il is important to many persona in need of MeJical Assistance, to obtain good ad rice privately and promptly. To those who may thus desire to consult a professional person, DOCTOR BROWN'S long experience aad ready skill in removing venereal affections in their vari ous stages and most complicated forms, offers Inducement whiea a be rarely equalled by any other individual. Gonorrhom, Syphillls. Mercurial Diseases. Gleet, Strictures. Diseases of the Womb, and all Diseases in the Orcran of Generation In both sexes, treated in a careful, thorough, and intelligent manner, pointed out by long expertonce and investigation. Constitutional debility, im potency, sterility, seminal weakness, nervous affections, and those deplorable diseases which are brought on by tile destructive habits of ineousiderate voulh aud excessive lndulrence ofthe passions, which undermine the constitution, impair intellectual vigor, and produce general premature decay, can be radically cured, and the unfortunate sufferers rosLored to healta and vigor. Dr. Brown ia the only resularlv educated Surgeon in Cincinnati who gives his' whole attention to these complaints. His diploma and certificates can be seen at his office. VTJ Charres very low. N. B. Patients of either sex living at a distance, by stating their disease in writing, giving all the symptoms, ran obtain medicines with directions for use, by addressing W. Brown, M. D., post paid, and enclosing a fee. - Ornn Atthe old stand. junction of East Front and Columbia (Second) street, between Ludlow and Ijiwrence street. TTj-SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. 46. 12m. It'll. STRUEVE, DEALER IN Alt O" c i YJTATCHES. CLOCKS A JEWELRY, keeps on luuu uniini siock. oi an steles and prices: also, repairs Watches and Jew elry in a thorough workmanlike Jilt. A! DERSOX'S Castric Neutral. II ir.cr Hie treat regnlatsr of Hie tlomach and bewrl-l, one of the best dyspeptic aud fever and ague medicines ofthe present age. Iu neutralizing qualities improves the digestion. give a healthy tone to the stomach, regulates the bowels, and give, power to the human system to throw off all diseased and worn out matter. Dr. Anderson has used the Neutralizer in his practice for all varieties of diseases arising from a disordered state of the stomach, for more than twenty years with complete snrce&s.ascan besliuwu by huudredsof certificates. All we ask. isthatour friends will call aud give It a trial, as we know th-it it will give entire satisfaction. N. D. Callion scnt in Brookville. Druggists and country merchant supplied tn large orsitratlowaBtlUea bv Wm Anderson, No. b Main Si. Cincinnati. ' PRIVATE DISEASES CURED! With Unparelleled Success. lMolr.AT?UT ST8ET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. 1R. HALL offers to the afflicted New Remedies, U (free from mineral poisons) which diffuse themselves through every part of the human state in. antidate the Veneral virus, in the short space of from two to six days, consequently every evniplom of this insideous monster disease leaves the" v stum and the patient is again icstored to full health and vigor, without any danger from exposure, or interruption of business. Tbo.- who have b;n unsuccessfully treated. and find the la.'l slate of their case worse than Hie first, are particularly solicited to cell. Longstanding eaCS of Oanarrhra and Clerf. Stricture!, urethral discharges, burning pains in the urinary passiige. syphilis, seminal weakness, or nocturnal emissions, lencorrhea, for w hites.) iin potency, rheuinatitm. dlseses ofthe back aud loins, inflammation ofthe bladder and kidnevs. hydrocele, cancers, ulcers, and skin diseases, Ac-, "will be quickly removed from the system, by the use of Dr. Hall's Xrw remedirt. Also, coughs. coll. bronchitis, incipient eon sumption, dyspepsia, chronic dvsenterv. diarrhoea, liver complaint, piles, Ac. will he treated, iu a careiui. ipiirongn ana sciemmc manner. Take particular Aotirr. That loathsome habit, most frequently indulged in by jonlh. which expel reason, drowns memory, defaces beauty, diminishes strength, vitiates the blood, causes internal, external aud curable sores, makes a strong man weak, and a wis -"aua fool, is treated with unparalleled success. Weaknen una I in pot ear y. Debility of the Sexual Organa. most commcnlv the result of an early habit, though sometimes produced by other causes, viz: long residence in a warm climate-, frequent indulgence, and a variety or intercourse, close application to business, somelinw.. I ben. i. .li.rti, t , mn birth, or It comes on spontaneously. Persons thus afflicted aeow most of the symptoms or premature doeav Washing of ll.e organs themselves, heavtnen in the loins, headaches. lns of memory and destitute of veneral pleasure. It is impossible to be placed in a more mortifving ccnditii.u: cut oft as It were from all allurements of female society, with no hoies of domestic happiness, aud depri ved of one half of the incentive nf life. S"?.".".'?' 8,,"1J eall immediately on UK. HALL, and be at once restored to health and happiness. IMav is dangerous. AGUE AND FEVEK.-Dr. Hall's celebrated Ague Powders have never been know n to fail, when taken according to hi direction. They are natnre's own remedy . and purely vegetable. " Persons at a distance ran consult Dr. H. bv letter, postpaid. Medicines seittoall parts of the United States and Canada. i ov. 12: 1KM! 47-lvr BoWrad aoenr.l nj i ISM. by J. S. il t . . Office of tint Iti.i. ir: k- , iWn ; . i Another Scicntiiio .Vender! CREAT CUK:: T-C H DYSPEPSIA! DR. J. S. HOUGHTOfw'S i"IIK TRFE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or. asti:sj' .rn:. Prepsred from RENNET, or ihe fourth STOMACH OF THEOX. after directions of BARON LIEBIG. the great Thysiolog cal Chemist, bv J. S. HOUGHTON. M. D'.. Philadelphia, Pa. " This is NATURE'S OWN REMEDY for sn unl.eallhy Stomach. No art of man can equal ijf curative power. It contains nn ALCOHOL. TilTi ers. ac:ds. or nauseous drugs. nx tremoly agreeable to the taste, and may be taken by the most feeble patient w ho cannot eat a v.-atr racker w ithom acute distress. Beware of DRUGGED IMITATIONS, l'epstn is NOT A l'KUG. Call on Ihe Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular, gratis, giving a large amount of SCIENTIFIC EV1 DENl'E. Iroui Liehig'a Animal Chemistry, Dr. Combe's Pjsiology of Digestion; Ac M. W. Haile', Brookviloe, wholesale and retail Agent. August 1st, 153 33-lyr. Notice.' IJI aecordance with an Act passed bv 1 1 Gei eral Assembly ofthe State of Indiana, enti tied -'An Act to provide for the sale of County Seminaries end the property belonging thereto, and tpp roved June 12, l." we will offer at public salo Saturday the 22d day of October 1K53, at the .ourthousc door in Union county, Indiana, the countv eminary oauamg. ana an real and personal property belonging thereto in said county. ..aie to commence neiween we hours or 10 o'clock A. M.and 1 o'clock P. M. on said day. The apparatus belonging to said Seminary consists in part of Prim. convex and concave Mirror. Air Pumps. 4 Bell Gasses and Rings, Pneumatic Pumps, Tcrrestialand celestial Globes, Microscope, two Telescopes, Magic Lantern with as tronomical painting, two Galvanic Batteries with apparatus. Orrery. Electrical Machine and apparatus, one box of minerntsrlection(10npecimens.) lsrge Barometerand Thermometer, Pulse Glasses etc. The conditions of sale are as follows, to-w it: The purchaser will he required to pay the Interest nnon the whole mmnnnl ATtk. 1 , . ... " pmi-iHiTC money for one yearin advance, at the time of receiving a

....o.i.u; u, ,,un ,ie. uq me principal in ten equal annual instalment, with interest annually in advance upon the residue of said purchase money. The personal property belonging to the Seminary will be sold on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser riving his note, with approved freehold security, for the amount of the purchase money, with interest thereon. and without anv relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. WELLINGTON DAWSOS, A. U. C. CHARLES NUTTER, T. U.C. Ju1yll,iP53 Jl-tillOct.52. C. B. Clement's Cash Store. IT AVISO just received a general assortment of 1 1 new goods which, added to my present stock makes my assortment complete all of which will be sold low forcash or produce my stock consists, in part, of a variety of Cloths, Cassameres. SatinetU.Twceds, Jeanes A Summer ware. Also. .-- ery variety of Prints, I awns. Ginghams, Detains "-imbazine. plain and famy silks, Lace Mitts". h i i.'ovss. Ac. A. . , AsO, a tin- lot of Qj; unaware. Cutlery. C-ne-rtea. Ac. together wtb the finest assortment of Boou A Shoes ever brou-ht to this plac. Anv lady feat Icanrot suit in i pair of shoss must atill ' be node- the influence of tlie dark ages. I N. B. lb changing my hnin.-s to Cash A Fr..- ! doce I ''oi.o mors t!an what I -om.ci: i '.. nnd I hope this b- rece'v.'.i a a , . r.- 1 apology. w.xnte: cr.rroi.u'ici. -:..-u A 35. IAh, lc53. 36-tf. I

For Ihe Rtuiinal ami remiancnt. 'an of si! XRKYOrs IISKA3 S, 4 nJ of those Com4ints which are errs - 1 paired, weaker.eii. or unbeatihy cnnlilHm ..: t..c KERYOrg 5 AST EM. This beautiful and convenient a;plicti-r n.Tsteriein -wers of J t L V AXIS vj and M... 1 ISM. has been pronounced bv dHtiiigui..l , ; -ciau. boti, in Europe and tie United States, to ! rwAJr Mnlu inal Uisraiera f ttr uf Or. CHRISTBS'S GALVANIC BL'J MAGNETIC PlaUI'D, is used with t!e most perfect and ceiu 1 sun - m ill cases of GENERAL DKBI1.1TT, tiei.gt!iening the weakened bo.'y. giving tons (o !h. 11 Ku organ and invigorating t!-e entiie v'm ALo in FITS. CRAMP, lAKALtS.S and r'tlSV UlSftrSiV or INDIGESTION. RHEU.MATISil. t.i-TF snd Cmok-, iOLT. FTILKPSY. I I V t tmi. IsXAFNKSS, NEKVOLS TRLVOKS Pf.ei rtllON or iiik HEART. ArOILE.VY. NEI ltt.lil V. TAINS ti tiik SIDE o tllUT, LlVHt 1 0in..j.NT. SriNJI. Cv,l LAIM'. . ( t it VATI'RE or th- SI INF, I1IP COMPLAINT Pllt i-.ASLS f thvKIDNKIS. PEFHTEXCY or Nt It VOL Avn I'ilVSH-AL l.NEI'.Or. snd ail N.K VOi S I.'.SKAjKS, whti-h coir laints a:ise frLOi ..na, i.mj !c canse- comely. A I)er i.-rmeiit of trCrsVcrrons syitim. KB' la NcI'VlUS CO t! TLA I NTS. I-r-igs an 1 .Ve'icinc- inc tatc tht rfiVnt.. fc tbav n-osen tfc yiJ.I vnergw. c-f tisc already pnwimsd stem w iiiie. umier the strengthening, life-rivtn'j. viu-liziiig :nH imcc of iJr'lvsrisai. as a;.lied by thii orxutiul n:.J wonileilal irroverjr. the exhausted pct.crt .11.1! wca'-ened s:.r:r is restored to former he.-.i;;:. .tie.-gih. eli-tici'; aa 1 vigor. I l.f 51 -it peiii;.-ity aud excellence of Cr. Christie's Galvanic Curatives, cont iM in tl-e fact that they arrest and cum J;..are by ri -' at f'ir..(.ji,. in place of toe usi.i.1 !il. i drusiji ig d phjficing the pa' lent till exi.aa'tea oat .11c iiiiks hopelessly acder the iuflictii 7"V iU.K-:lUrn tUtir'tale ryit'W. tyunlir tit cimt! Ucn vj ib ...,. Tdwiifr IA acntH. and n'.i d.t ti' iujtirg un fn nViiiiiirt o. S;n -c tl-rir inuelu. la n .n the United States, euiy tUis 5ea-t iacc, fra ttiau ?3,000 Persons. incI-Miug all ages, classes, and touditvr.i. :ne:-.g w liicb 1-ere a iar number of ladies, w hn sre peew li:ry uVvert to Nervous Complaintt, have hee i ritTir.SLT AND PEF.MANEKTLT C-TItri, 1 hen nil l -'ieef relief had l-een given ap, ar.i t -er i.i:-- .-.,. beei; ti iet! in vain ! To :!.' 'he use nf the GALVANIC 1JEI.T' iik)o,p iue . a d i-rson aOlicted with t'aal hne of -! ili.-atr-.... p Sr-KI SI A. or any other t Lmic or Ner.ivis I ; .order, in crni'sary cases s'.imu iantt ar tskee. wiiiu:i. ly tbeir action on the nerit i4" .n-i.cle of :h stoirarh. Jllc.id trmrm-rra r. !f. but bit h !.i :iie -itn nl ia a lower state ani wiV) urn:-.! ;-!! . alter fh action thus tt, ii,.l hn re . .Nr w . ..., . t.i with th erV-t -e- ifng Lew. f. ,c hi-idicstton .f tbe ti tl.VA.MC Ht.t T. Tk s I'J .j-ej.'ic Mi.rt.-rer. eicn in th worso svn. steins nl :i -in . k. nn.l .-ie.ply t, the Belt arsi:.l ...c t..Jv :'-in ".1 ui:c:,e HulJ as I'itacicd. ! a shoit p:ioi tbe iiiensible rersirstion will set oa tbe tc- i'ne . iem. nt ol ihv Belt, iharrby causing a Gl I . circulati.-n which w i.1 pass oa to the ncj-atue, j a-.i sur l -cH ejfm t- the positii. ttjiis Lcepiiig j :p z c: nt-.ts ijuivanic ciretilalion tl-mntheet I ... v vic:.i a ' the mOkt severe case ot ns:i I I A J.c ! .K o A NF.N1 LY I ltr.ll. A H.t: )A i .:s : - t vri.v s: I lit TENT TO EUADIC tit i i'.. h.S' .-".SL Or TEAL'S ; f YMllYH ATi;s AM) TESTIMOM.ILS tr t!c Moat l odoubtcU C'liorncter. 'iem all parts ..I the t.xintry. could 1 guen. suti j cii-..i to hll aieiy column in 'his paper ' AW EXTRAORDINARY CASE, which conclusively prmes that i " Tia-Ii ftrEngfr than Tit ilou.' ; E,Vwi;s!Ja', iiruiirliilix, and Pytj-qsia. nr.v. i-.: i.am.is, aclekgymax. ! New ln';, of ti:igui-lied ;!b.i.e..;. tuJ .v.::.' 1 I...,, w ri'e : Sii.sit. New Jerse, Jult ti. HU. ! '" '''-r :- Dear Sir. iou w'i-h to know , -f nt.- 1 -t ii-.n ! c.n t!ie re.i it. ia my o-.vu cave, of 1.11 1 11 .Ullf titLT ! Nr.! . 1. U K. My rej !y is as follows : " 1-.t aVuui . i-ij, v.,ii, I had been tcrT.-ilc; fiom ":1- t.vet j j er the symptems became' orse. noi c(.i;!,l 'obtain permanent relief from any coarse I niri.-iil -cement whatever. About fm;in nm "ee. in c ii-e.;nence of fieijneut exposure to tUe .. Iter. i.K ti e Uc!arge of my pastoisl duties. I : .-i-at;io suhje. t to a hmctb hienia I". heuninti'tn, winch, for seat tiftcr year, caused me irdcsci ib idle KamIici : in tli w inter of Iblo and ia in j..ii.-o.-)ii.ice of pleaching s great deal in srv own snd ai i-iti. o'liyr clinreliM in this region. I w t nicked by the Kionehhi, which stH.n becse-.e so ' ' a- to requite an immediate tnspansinn ot nt pasimal l.:.ors. i!v wereeiii ip,..-m - nor ' f '"'V prnniatrd, and as my Bn ncliiiis bsram r.eise. so a: .lid uiy U.siwj.sia and Wieumst-c sf Kc!. in- tons evincing that these disorders sua corrtci-tc l w ith each other ihro-igh th medium of j ibe Nerions System. In the whole pharmacopeia I lUeie st.ei::-id to be no rer.edial afent. whinh rt-ui. j ri.-h ml recuperate mj Nervous System; avcry , t'eing tlmt I had tried ii.r this puqiose had con; ! 1 k-Tclj tailed. At la't I was led by ir.v friends .te ; cvar'.iie jour inventions, and. (though with no verv i MingiuiH- hojs of their e.Hciency.) 1 deteimined , to try tl.e eflei t of the application of the OALV NIG ; BELT ' sm. NM'KLA.'K. with the MAONETJC H.l II). 'Ibis was in June. 1S4. T si osvav sT..v.-MiivisT. ix iwobais ai DrsrrrstA niDiti.u, i:i.;ht ps I .,s f.sasi.cd ti ttnxi rnv rASToast ishoxs: moa Hivs I jtsri ohittks 1 aisaic scsvick OS lc IWJI If THE DSOMCHITIS; ASIO sir RHCb-MSTte iinitio.H(mi;cn.t cnitDiouvm.i. Sucb ! is the w on.'.erfiil and happy results of the experimsnt I I have recommended the CELT and FLUID to I w ho have been likewise suffering from Neural j gic .Aflections. 1 hey have tried them, urn Harr ; sui-lw. I nKi.twt. 1 tvr.sr cask. ni dear sir, very res7ctfu!Iv vouO. ROBERT W." LAN Dig. I DR. CHRISTlE'8 G A L VAX I C iVECKLACE Is used fir all omplaints sfi'ecting the Thrjat 01 - - 1 .1 .nr. 1 11 H Jin miiT.n 01 tns 1 nroat, Nei von and ick Headache. Dizxiness of th Head, Netin.ijm 1.. tbe Face. Bulling .r Boaring in th Ears. iea'-:c.s. wh cW is generally Nervous, and that distressing cu-npiaint. railed lie Dol, reus DR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BRACELETS Art iomii f vast service in case s.f rjtnldni or Kitt. Sravm' uilic ' nmnlain's. and rersral Narnn AAerrtioits ot ih lead and unner i-m.uIm ilu in l alsy ami Paialj sis. aod all Diseases caused by a Peficiency of lower, or Nervsus tartj. In the "ui. or inner organs ol ttie boa V. Tic Dolorenx and Neuralgia. These dreadful and agonizing eorrt lalnts are is otertiaf.y rwlieitd by the application of the Oslvs-s-c prir. .Vr.iii.cr. a.d Flc.o. The Belt difiuses th 1 lectricity thmogh the system th Necklace has local effect-and the Flam acts directly- upon th affected nerve. In these distressing afhafction th application NEVER KAILS. FITS AND CONVULSIONS. The alarming and terrible complaints are always caused by a ir-mgrtf . tU Aerm. The Bss-t, BsActu:is, and Kluib, will cure nearly ererr case, no matter how young or how old th patient or how confirmed the complaint Numerous and astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor. tT Man- hundred Certificates, from all parts el the country, of the most extraordinary character, can be given, if required. No trouble or inconvenience attends the at of HR CHK1STIFTS G.'Li'JlXIC ARTICLES, aad they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate w:th perfect ease and safety. In many cases the sn sation attending their use is highly p&uont and agrm otic. They cm be sent to any part of th country. Prices: Tlie Galvanic Belt, Ttree Dollars. The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars. The Galvanic Braceleta, One Dollar each The Magnetic Fluid, 0n Dollar. V The Articles are accompanied by full an plain directions Pamphlets, with, full rtiealnra, may be had of the authorized Agent PARTICULAR NOTICE. tJS- JVware , Cswerert and TVtwthhta Imilariama x. c. TVTnT? 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