Indiana American, Volume 22, Number 4, Brookville, Franklin County, 13 January 1854 — Page 3

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Tho TurLuli war shows no sun of relaxation. A bloody fngngement ha taken place at Kalefat, on the Danube, in which tho Turts rcpulscJ the Russians with great loss on both sides. Tho Georgians aid and welcome tho advancing Turks. Persia has declared against the Sultan. The Shah is to furnish 30,000 soldiers to Russia. The combined English and French fleets have cntetcrcd tho Black Sea, tailing in the direction of Stbastopol. This looks more like a declaration of war than any step previously taken by England and France. Napoleon still talks warlike. grilntural. From Tab New York Tribun. Carina; for liar -r This is an ago of bold innovations of old customs. We have one to propose "which is worthy of tho consideration of our State Agricultural Society, and now is time to think about it, that premium may bo offered, or the matter at least discussed at January meeting of the members and executive committee. It is to solve the question of grass for Jiay that is discharging the water from it by steam instead of tho slow, impertfcet process of drying it in the sun, oft n intcrupted by rains, and the product injured or spoiled. Now, if saturating it with steam will have the effect, as we believe it will to cure it, so that an hour of iun will dry it, or so that it may be preserved with salt, it opens a new cm in the usu ef steam for agricultural purposes. The process need not be a very expensive or laborious one Let the grass be heaped up as fast ns cut and covered with lndiarubber cloth. Then a pipe from a steam boiler, mounted upon a wagon, may inserted under the center of the pile, and steam applie d to a degree of heat strong enough to almost cook the whole heap; at any rate to prepare it for very rapid sundrying. We believe from some experiments which we seen in drying other vegetable subitauces, that green clover may be prepared in three hours for safely stowing away in the barn. I5y using metal caps instead of cloth, the process of steaming may be continued to expel all the moisture. Whe ther it can be economically used upon the farm j is the point which we wish to see settied, and that is what the agricultural ' juxiietics should determine, cteam mis I already been applied to carry manure la the field, iilowin" the "round and , , , . ... mresliing uie crop, -o uuttu. u win ( be aoon applied to euwing the seed and -TcaptnSTwm&wmg mains to cure the green grass an fast as cut, by the same powerful agent. This is not a chimera unworthy of thought. It is a subject which sooner or later will attract the serious attention of .that portion of farmers who do think, Try it, if yuu please, on a small scale; 'J ' take any SUCCUlent plant nud Subject it . live miaute tu steam, and then place it ....... in idu un ana see now piic. u u ucome as dry as well-cured hay. Apples, peaches, c., can be dried by steam HI one tlay. If grass cannot DC cured by steam, let us know why. Will it be any more wonderful than it is now for a farmer to leave home at Uuffalo in the morning and sell his crop Ihe same, day in New York, for him to Jet up in the morning and call for John to "get out tho mowing machine and small locomoüve and cut down that fifty acre lot of clover to day and tell George to tire up the hay-maker and i follow Alexander and YUUtam wnn tue ... . . . ll.'U .1 .1 steam-raking machine, and cure that grass as fast as it is cut, and I will come down with the four wagons, and Jot us see how much of that crop we can have safe in the barn before night. "Peter." "Yes, sir." " Peter, you may fire up the barn tngine, and see that the hoisting ma -thine is all right on both sides of the floor, for I bhall bring two tons at a load, and while one ton is going up in the right-hand mow, we can hitch on to the other and have that up directly, it will not take over lifteen minutts to get offa load. In th e intervals between loads keep the engine at work filling up the great water tank; that last planting of potatoes need watering, and as soon as the watwr is warmed a little in the .uu, we will give them a shower. . Ah, boys, this is the age of steam; youdo'nt have to work to cure hay as I used to when I was a boy; when we used to cut all the grass with a scythe " "By hand, father?" "Yes, my son, by hand, slow, hard labor; and then we had to spread the grass to dry, and then turn it over and over in the sun, with sticks and vrooden forks, or clumsy iron ones; we had no steel ones then; and then we raked it by band, and made it up in cocks, which had to be opened and spread out to dry again, and again raked up; then wc pitched it on and off the wagon, andsometimes it was a fort flight after it was cut before we could get it cured enough to stack or put in the barn." "And all that by hand labor?" "Yes, hand labor and hard labor." "Well, father it does appear to me as though people must have been very stupid when you were a boy, not to j have anv steam endues on their farms." : 'No, not stupid, exactly, but very hard to believe or make improvements, or farm their lands any way. but just as did their fathers and grandfathers.

l'lre In Louisville, Locisvillk, Jan. 9.

Ki('ht warehouses situated on Water trcct, fyetwen Fifth and Bullitt streets, and on Fifth between Main and Water were destroyed by firo last Saturday night. Loss 50,000 The Keaor rilllbnter. Th Trait T Union of the city ofMexco, of the 19th of November, states that the Mexicans had solicited aid against the La Paz expedition from an English frigate which was cru'uing in the neigh borhood, and that she had sailed for La Vax. (0"The man who could'nf'trust his feelings,"is supposed to do business on the cash principle. Laurel Market. Corrected weekly BY C. IJ. CLEMENTS. Corn 30 I O.ta 33 Rys KU i scad (luseng Hay Potators CO I FI. rlfy 43 1,10 I IUmwbx SJ S3 I Butter J 3 10 I Cheese 9 . 10,00 I friths rs 30 40 I Wood 2,00 Crtlar IJrove Prices. Comi TltKIUll BT J. II. 4c. J. T. COOIKY PKODCCK DKALEKS Wheat 100 tu. per. bu. OaU 33 tU per bo' New 'nru SO I Beef J 4 0 per lb' h wuel Potatoes 70 rt Irish potato 30 cl.' Ilnllcr IHrli. pur. Ib. I Kgr Mel, par. lb' Lard t rl. pvr. Ib. I Colt l'.'J de H ct.. lb.' ngr 7 rit 'I Feathers It) il. per, lb. Wood t.uo per tord, Wkst Union Market. COBRECTED WIEXLY BV K'eBR ÜLirilANT & Co. Wheat Oat, Brly, r'lax Seed Egj1,00 I Cora, 30 3. I Rye. & 43 I PoUtoes 23, 1,33 Dauer 13 13 I Flour par 100 $3ü0 Lard pt)f lb. 8 Fe o F enlhera S3 Uojr $:i ?3per 100 DrM A apples hue beans 1.00 I Beeswax DO S3 Tallow 10 I Hay 0,00 -L. ItletMiuortt 1'rirea. rommii wvkki.y BT J. C. BCitTON. Wheat, Cora, Rye. 100. 30. 53. 16. Potatoes, OaU, Barley, Fjrgs. LarJ, Flour Lble. 23. 35. 45. I 33. uuiter, Flour, $5 5,25. Feather. 35(340. Flux-tad, 1,25. White Braus, 1,0. Cincinnati Markets Corrected weekly expressly for the Indiana American. Flour 6,50 I CoflVe 'it 6.50 3(5 41 16,00 50 IS Wheat 93 Hilmar Buckwheat F. 3,25 Lard 8 Hogs 4,Go Dried Apples 00 Flour Barrels 35 Salt 44 Clover seed Corn Oats Hay Barley Butter Itrookvllle rnces. Cof-rD wrratT by JOHN KOHKhTS, PKOllUCK DEALER. Wheat, im per bush. I Potatoo. 83 perbiuh Oat, 33 "I Butler, Id " J, New Corn.'JH Kmm, 19 iioi Nye, 5.1 Hour, S S3 bbl. Lard, 10 pr R, Feathers, r n Harle?, 'J ijn'nt ft I Flaxseed St I ; nef cmne s ou nett ! Flour b'd 3.5 vents each. lll'ic i I 00 nett I Pork blil., US I Wood, It 00 p orU. I Clover aocd $4 S vthite beans si wi llloora!m;;rore Prices, f oaacrrKD weekly bt J. KINO.MF.KCHANT Ac PROIH CE DEALER Whnt icu per. Riiller 13 rti er lb. Kjrjr Ii " !z. J.r.l f " lb. fitnenB va Kealhers 40 M irie.l Apple M) per bit. Tiillow I Wu. tl Mpercoril. Hvetiätt " DK. fJCVSOIT'S IMfKOVEU EXTRACT OP YELLOW DOCK A3D SAKSPAKILLAu raa bkmkdt ro lleretlltary Taint. Tliuuaiil of IndivlJuul are curaed with ! irrlorout complaint, which tlicy inherit from their pareni. The uaoofihe Yellow Dock and Faraapa ";'p'"-""""'. .d....Mt.n. of iiiU.T)-,inl ii'siit aluable live, Tor It tliorought? epcf .m tha.v.tem tho latent tain', mhWk u ,r"' r dl-. rune ln.hich (lie dm or niUfortniio of tha ,pnrtuUl arc to oftcu vlsli.d upon the innocent off. aprlnfc. HarenU owelt to their rhlMren to f uard them gunl Hie elTcrU of iiialadie that may b jcommunlcatrtd by decent, Bud children of parent that hare at any time I e n affected with ('on.iiiud tion, Scrofula or Sypl.llU, owe It to thouuulre lo take recaut!vu balnl the di.ea living revived la the nit CJurfdif, Extract of jellow Dock and Rar.aparilla U i ireanti lote in such rtisoi. fJjSec advctl.cnieiit. SYMPTÖN3 OF üfsEASE. Six. ii 1.1 never be disregarded. They are unerring ludU-atloii. that the vital function of nature have been Interrupted In their healthful actloti,and that erlouievila inunt Inevitably follow, unlet the ) nie tu bo again tet tight by the timely nw) of proivrremudie. Hear In tnlud, that nature I never endeavoring toe.vel d!seae when It Invde the aulmal eeono. nty, aud only need tho aitanc of oine gen al restorative thorough, yet mild In It action that will give tone to Hie v.teiu, and act upon the blood which la the principal of life. rPOISONlNG. Thousand of parent who ue Vermifuge comf poaedofCaitor Oil, Calomel, ate., arc not awarA bat while they appear to benefit the patient, they are actually laying the foundation Tora Brie o dleae,arh aallratlon,los of light, weaknecaof limb, Ac. In another column will be found tho advert!, meutor ltobenaa:k.,a Medicine to Which weaak te alteulion of all directly lntereitcd la their own a well a tbelr Children's health, tu LlVer Coraplaint and all disorder ariaingfromthoao or bullous type, hould make ose of the only gennln medicine, Hobeusack'a Liver Pill. "Be ntt rfrrciperf," but ask for Hobenack' "Worm Syrup and Liver Pllla, and observe thateae ha the the signature of the Proprietor, J.N. HOt5.iACK,aa none else are genuine. CTlfjou want any Boot or Rhoes, go to HUDSON, No. 223, Walnut Street, wholesale manufactory, where you will find anything In hi line cheap and good, by the rase or dozen. July 23th, 1M3 S2-6mos. T, SMITH. DEALER IN CLOCKS. 12 EAST 5th ST Tt SITE DENNISON nOU-E. CISCINSATI, OHIO. Sov-H. if, 47 Ij r. c. doddT FASHIONABLE HATTER. 54 Fifth Street. C1NCINAT1 OHIO. -ljr. Marbied. On the lOthinst. by Rev J. W. Keely, Mr. David O. Logan and Miss Harriet Price, both of this county. On the 31st of Dec. 1853, by Rev. A. Hussy, Charles S. Prentiss and iIiiry t?milh, all of Laurel. It. On Monday evening the 9th inst. at the Dennison House, Cincinnati, O., by R ev Mr. Crumm, Mr. II. R. Hamline to Miss Mary E. Flagg, niece of Mr. Dennison.

Urrat iTre iNtw'xotK Mir! Metropolitan Hall and La Farge otcl in ruins. Loss of half a million of ddlart.K lire broke cut on the morning of the Cth.jnst., inN. Y. Cily, in tho immense block of buildings embracing Metropolitan Hall and La Farge Hotel, and in two hours both of those splendid edifices were in ruins. The Hotel was tho largest and most expensive building of the kind in the cily. It was insured for. a 190,000; but the furniture, which was of tho most magnificent description, was only insured for &2000 not over one-sixth its value. . . , The total loss by the conflagration exceeds half a million of dollars. Destructive lire In Portland Cut torn House, font OJice, und other Jiu'ddings Destroyed! LOS S OK VALUABLK PKOPRKTYI On the morning of the 9th. inst. a fire broko out in tho Custom House building, 'in Portland, Mo., and in a short timo the whole block was in ruins.

The building was occupied by the Post Olllce, a reading room, U. S. Court, Natural History Society, etc Everything was saved from tho post-office; but the ccntents of the office of Customs, a splendid collection of tho Natural History Society, Judge Ware's valuable Law Library, the books and rec ords of the Odd Fellows' lodge, and tho contents of the reading rooms were entirely destroyed. The loss is heavy but falls chiefly on tho Government. llobberle ulthe New York lire. New York, Jan. 9 Bond St. House was deserted by the boarders during the fire, and theives entered and stole 830,000 worth of jewelry and other valuables. - Another t'lrel L OSS OF TEN L 0 C OMO TI VES! Philadelphia, Jan. 9. The Heading, Pa., workshops were destroped by fire last night. Ten locomotives were partially consumed. The loss is estimated at 3 100,000. Most of the stationary machinery was saved. CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cur of COrGIIS, COLDS. IIOARSE.IESS, BROXfHITIS.WIIOOPIXG-COLGllV-(KOCr, ASTII1IA, AD COASOIPTIOX Many year of trtnl, instead of Impairing the pub lie confidence iu thl medicine, hat won for it a appreciation and notoriety by far exceedliijr the most sunguino expertalions of It friends. Nothing but It lnlrlntio virtuos and tj)0 uuioistakublo benefit confurred on thousands of attOcrera, could orlsrlnale and maiulaln the reputation It enjoy. While many Inferior remedir thrust upnn the com mi ty, have fulled and been discarded, tilt hasga rd friend by a very trial, conferredbeefltso no afflicted they ran never forget, and pro duce urestoo uumerous aud too rumarkublo to baf otton. W I It Is a fraud on tho public to pretend that an .lie iiiodW Ine w ill Infallibly cure still there I a., unilanl proof that the Ciitsav i'-toi doe not only as a peuerul thini, but almnal Invariably eure the innludle for which It I employed. Ab time make these fuct wider aud better know n, thl medicine hit gruduully become the bct reliance of the afflicted, from the loz-cabln of the American Peasant, to the palace of European Kin?. Throughout this entire country, In every 8 tale, city, and Indeed almost every hamlet It con tains, C!rbt 1'kc ioral I known as tho best remedy extant for disease of the Throat and Lung, and In many foreign countries, It Is com Inj to be extensively uacd by tbolr most Intelligent Physicians. In C reut llrltaln, France and flennjiiy, where tbo medical science have reach. ul their hlj(heit perfection, Chkrbt PatToast U Introduced, and n oiisiant uo in the Annie ItospituU, Aim Ilou ses, Public Institutions, acd In domestic practice, a the surest remedy their attending Physician can employ for tho more dunperour affection of .belting. Also In milder eases, and for children It Is safe, pleasant aud effectual to cure. Iu fact, soma of the most fluttering testimonials we re Ci-lve have been from parent who have found It efficacious In case particularly Incidental to childhood. The Cukrrt Pcctobai 1 manufactured by a practical Chemist, and every ounce ofit uuder bla own eye, with Invariable accuracy aud care. Ill ealed aud protected by law from counterfeit, consequently cau be relied on a genuine without adulteration. We have endeavored here to furnish the com munity with a mediuino of such Intrinsic superior itv and worth as hon Id commend Itself to their confidence a remedial puce aafe,pccdy and effectual, which this has by repeated and counties triuls proved Itself to be; and trust by great rare In preparing; It with chemical accuracy, of uniform strength to afford Physician a new agent on which they can rely for the best results, and the afflicted wi'Jt a remedy that will do for them all that nix-Jl-clno can do. PKKPAKED AND SOLD BY JAMES C.AYEH, Practical and Analytical C'liemitLowcll Maw. Sold in Brookrille by M. W. Haile; in Laurel by Gilford ci Depuy; in Met mora by C.Yaucainp; In Andersouville by C. Ovanon, and by druggists everywhere. Metropolitan Silk Stock! RKMOVAL. EDWAliD LAMBERT k CO. IMPORTERS ASD JOBBERS OF SILK AND FANCY GOODS, Having removed to their NEW WAREHOUSE, 55 rilA.miEKS .tTlirET, m:v youk. (OpposUe the Park) Invite the nttention of the Trad to their SPRING ITPOKTATION of 1M II Ml. KS, iitt. aions, Ml.tH I.V i:.ti iiitoiDniir Ac. Merchants throughout the United .Stale are solicited to examine our assortment, which In NOVKLTY, RICHNESS AND VAKIETY, 1 believed to be unsurpnsM-d lathis metropolis, and adapted to the want of the very best trade in this country; all of which will be offered to Cash and first class six mos. Buyers, on the most ia vorable terms. January 3d 134 S-fitiinct. Franklin Turnpike Company 4 IM election for directors in said company will I be held uttlie Itiiruett Hotit) Mt. L annul lud. uu ulurJay Uie M January Irjt bclwceu lUaud 3 o'clock. Ky order of the board JOHN WYNN Sec'y. Jauuary 3d 1854. 3 time rH I TS t V. I . U 1 1 A .VI 4 500 piece of weH assorted prints aud (iiiigliams. For aalo at reduced price at my7 LINCK A FARhUHAR'S.

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Jt KMAlMSUtn tiio 1V.I Oillce In nrookvllla January 11 i3i. Abbott Rumuel Hit k er Win, HalleyA.M. Huk ihii U li. U.lnbrliliro Oeo. Harber Klixa L. Itoiin Etra Hradburn tlonry Barten Tho. Houker V. ItoiiMutt J. If. It utter Win. Co. It fair H. Tooley Mary Cartitr E. Chamber Jm. Co k Matlliln. Chamlier Klrhard 1 4t Carmichacl f. A. Dutum O. U. lleplhau Arnold Davl Allenox Diiffirina William Ednnglon O. V. Kead t'alhartnn Kosher Kltxubelh Klahburk Sarah M. Koii.r Mu.ttii Fread Wm. Frulle f'.thnrlna Kaeck Kred. Kraukfnthir Dand fianlner J. J. tt t;ink Mason HK'kiilierry Lot A. Itiirir aaml. Ill.l.'ur-lik Katharina llei'kiiullli'r Chrtslcen Huck Philip Heater Kev. F. A. lions V. Juno Ann Q John.lou Kllxabelb K. Kokeny Ailcrt Kulcr I'ha. Imun I.uno Lock wood J. Ijiru U, 1-aru. J. Lang.ton . lyton Era Lyon (iixi. Lauiiiiia aioiihla M'Carforiy Eda M 'Caiman John M'Onyhey ft. Ä. MnrphcT t'loe K. M'Mew J. H. M'.Nnljr Hurt Morrla llugti 'ormli L. M. Mrkla Krank O'Ue Tho in. O.her Henry Petrt H. Pollock Mary Pumalt l'hM. P. Price MiuHh PbamaM. N. Mtt Carroll quick W. H. Kiknr Arteinlu Itiitilnaon John Kobert Wm. Idea Jno. Kamv J. Kandal M. Xchull Jhn rettorny Frederick Sliuk Samuel Herrin Silas H.of f. Umlth C. L. Nwart A.M. Hmllh Catharine Ntarwol I Wllimlm Hhuck Kiv. Win. hhauk William HUtht Jot. Tarnac N Tenant C. P. Thomas Mi rgamt L. Tlimurrmun John Toad Jacob Tucker Tho.lan Vansarilnl J. Woods J. M. Es. Wiley W. A. Warner W. Wood J. J. Wood J. T. Wullon EllrubuUiC. Wriirlil U.U. wiu.u Jo..-i.h Y. Whiting A. 11. Wilson Mary W.m.H. W. Wtlaon Chaa. Wilson Mary Ann Martin Wain Walkiiar Aleandr. John Kino, P. M. Crookville Intl., riIII. year 1H33 I now nearly rioted, aud I I earnestly re(ilet all person ludebtod to me, ortha lata firm of K. V H. Tyner, to muke payment by the flrstday of next month. All claim of long standing, anv sa r aip, or 1 shall bring lult on llieni Immediately. RICHARD TY.tER. Droekvllle Dec. 21 '53 tf. TI'.lt.MN OF TIIH I."XD. AI'.H ICAXT Riibwriptlnn when not paid within the year 3,00 If paid within the year S.tK) If paid inadvauee IU Town Nubscrtbers, In advance In club of 25 1,25 Inclut,. off.O 1.0U 13 rents will be dedncted on subscription out of the county. (gfliulfscribers may remit money ly mail at our rink, when not km than $2 are remitteJ at one time, and receipts will be returned stating the time to which payment is made. Obtain a certificate of the Post Mästet as to the amount remitted . ON sale, at low prices, at the Depository of tha Franklin Co. Bible Society, at M. V. Halle's, a full assortment of Bible Quarto, Octavo, Pearl, with Tuck and Clasps Testaments and Psalms Olli GERMAN AND ENGLISH. TcttnmenU of all size and qualities. German and Kngllnh Testament (both In one) Call and see. Dem. Copy. tf. UKO. HOLLAND Prest. ANOTHER FRE3II SUPPLY. LAST ARRIVAL OF THE SEAS 0 N rpllf undersigned have lust been making quito J. a lurfce addition to their present slock of rltthiiig consisting of COATS, PANTS, & VESTS. in endless variety suited to the wintertrade. They would therefore say by way of advice to tho.o wanting clothinjr not lobe lo hasty In making ineir purcniMCs, Tor we are now offering sucn Inducements In the way of cheap godtm will well repay them for the trouble oflookinc Kemomber to call at TYNERdc BAKER'S. Brook ville Nov. lit '53 4. SIIIUTSANDDUAWEUS. t I.sll(.l' lot of the above named articles emI bracing Silk. Woolnn, l.tnenand Cotten, Just Nov. 1st '33 46V TYNER it BAKER'S. TIIubcrlber give notice that ho I prepared lo make the best quality BOOTS AND SHOES, at short notice. Wiop under the American Office. ;0,J3. ly JAMES COOPER. "TIM F- IS 31 ON I : Y." JIIM. II. Cl lK Bthi new store, one door outhof the VALLEY HOUSE keepg ronjUtnt ly on bund a general assortment of Jewelry, WATCHES, CLOCKS, liver spoons, raiora, and, great variety of FANCY ARTICLES, u,h a are n.unlly kent by Jewelen. Ha t prepared also to repair old Jewelry, and to clean and repair clock and watrhea on reasonable term and al short notice. He wilt also luke old llverand gold In exchange for goods. Not. 4th '53.-40-ly. GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES? Till' undersigned proposes to aell at coat, the entire stock of goods, groceries, ready maoe clothing Ac, lately on ned by Benjamin H . Burton, at Brookville; and also the atora lately owned by John C, Burton at Mstamora. The goods are principally new. having been receutly purchased, mostly In the East al low prices ara well selected and ultahle to tha market and season, and embrace a very Xeneral assortment of all that I desirable. - The good are to be old ami Bold Immadlately, atro'L, roa cashoblt, and all who delre to obtain good at their own prices, almost, should call at once. They are going off like hot cabbb and those wbo come Brat will GET THE BARGAINS. Criater Inducement are now offered to jur. chasers lhau ever were offorod before In the White Water Valley. The goods at Brook villa will be found at the old Burton stand, those al Metamora at the Rubotlom tore house, where the public will bo waited on by gentlemanly and accommodating clerk. Nothing but money will be taken for foods, no book kept, no credit given, but cheap baboaim CASH IS THE .MOTTO . Tho goods are sold for cash not for the proflts. Lad ies gentlemen country merchants pedlar bov aud girl call, and cull now, and see for yourselves. GEO. HOLLAND Assiguee. Nov. 3d IP53.--50 tf. Furniture! Furnitui?.. JI'ST received a good assortment of FURNITURE, consisting In part of Bureau, Tables, Stands, Cent re-Tables, Sofas, Lounges, Cribs, Willow Cabs, Wagons and Cradle, bedsteads, Mattrassos, Chairs of every variety, at the FURNITUKE ROOMS. Broolivllte, July 13, 1U3.3I, Last and only Call! rpun claims, notes, book accounts. &c. belons--tug to B. H. A J. Burton aud atso to 11. II. Burton at Brookvllle; and also the claims belonging to B. H. At J. C. Burton, and to J. C. Burton atMetatnora,are assigned o me aud to be collected. All persona Interested, are hereby notified, that invito claims srrr as PAID FORTHWITH. The case is one of emergency, and without regard to person or ex, the claim mute and.Aa be paid. No delay need to be expected, as none will be allowed. Those who know ms,will understand that I mean Just what I sav. R. P.C. Barsick will remain at the Rubottom store house, In Metamora, lo close up the business there, and is my agent to receive and receipt for money. John W.Hltt I my agent at Brookville, and will wait on all who call, and receive and receipt for money. And alt will remember tli.it we bare a court commencing first Monday in January, another the first Mouduy in Fobruary that we have from two to four Justices of the peace in each township, whose office are always open, and thai 1 have had about 20 years experience colleoting money, commencing suit &:C. and that hat I ray that I d: (JEU. HOLLA N D Assignee. Not. 28 1833-50 tf. CASH IHK WOOL! AVOOLiII LOOK! The Mills 4. Factory at Metamora are now run ning, and wc are ready to w ait on customer in our line', the Factory ba boen largely improved, and we cau rard, spin, weave, and manufacture Wool on as short notice, as good and as cheap, as any good shop in the country. Fulling and dyeing done In the usual seasor on fair terms, sll kinds of Merchantable produce taken for work aud especially wool greese. We will pay cah or goods for 10.000 lbs Wool. Call and sue us before taking vonr wool or work otherwhere. Sl-sa MACY.'UOHDON 4 Co. .rrson who have purehnscd land of tho lute aaT ieo. U Shotip, and who hold them bv title botnl.aiid haveniH recel ved conveyance are respectfully requested lo advise the uu dersigned of Uie fact, furnishing also a description of the laud. J. D. HOW LAND All. of Ihe Estate. 1NH-. Ig. j.3 W.

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n TU I? Nubaerlber, thankful to a rnnerou pabl I forth litKtral patronsi bestowed on him, would respectfully Inrorm them mat he still strive, to merit th ame, by keeping constantly on hand.th bed assortment of Move ever offered for sals, wast of the City. All those In want of A GOOD COOKING 8T0VE should call on door North nf It. II. Burlon's Hlore where he will be lound, atall times, rvailylowall on all who may favor him with trail' Parlor, Oflicc, Store, nnl Shop ftnve., of new and beautiful pattern. Tha alien, lion of the public U respectfully Invited to Tho Folding Door Parlor N love, which will meet the approbation of all. HOLLOW WARE. Sugar Kettles, Skillets, Pots, Oven, und Ltd. Andiron, Sadirons, Iron-stnnd. Bras and Conner Kettle. He tili continue lo Increaaekl slock with every de.irubln article of '1 In. Copper and klieet-lron Ware, of hi own manufacture, to which he Invite the attention of I1..I. 'l...l...nlii and Retail, with B roiifldenra .'7 V : - .7.17.. I ...i.-. e.übl7..n"nl ' ' ' ' rii hu infill Old Copper, Pewter, nnd Iron taken In exchsnire for all article In his Una. 44-lf. J. H. Fl UOK. Eureka! KureUa'.l Such will bathBBarlamatlon of BVBry on, that lookt In at th. OLD WHITE CORNER. and eiamlneiths large and llondll stock ol Fall nnd Wttiicr (;mI. ; direct from Naw York and Boston, all nf which ' were (elected wlthcre.and axpreaslv for thl mar ket. Onr entire slock wa purchased ol Importer ' and will be sold on tha most favorable term. We ! ara determined lo ba on the "ro ahead" principle and not ha beat lulling low. Wo particularly Invite the attention of th Ladle to our superb stork 1 of DKKnn OOODM comprising everything In this Una from Calicoes lo the lineal silk and satin. W have a large lock of men's wear' shoes. hnt. - cap. and finally every thlnr that Is generally kept in a retail (tore, a list of which w ill ba found In mall advertisement In thi paper. We would here gratefully, acknowledge on rselvei Indebted to our many kind patron for pail fuvort and cordially Invite a continuance. ep m4t. N.D.OALLIOKASOW, Silks! Silks!! Silks!!!r PIECF.S Drese Silk, comprising J0.HI Piece figured. 10 changable; 10 " plain and figured black: S " blald; All of the finest style and best pattern Just recel vea ana win oe aotu cnoan ny sepSl 4i N.D.CALLIO.I AfON. Ladies Dress Goods. To the ladle, we would tay.call at Uie 'Old White Corner,' and take a 'peep1 al the finest lot of Dress Goods, ever offered In thit market,consltlng In part of 50 pieces muslin da laines, ranging from 15ct to vi V3 per yarij 25 pletei cashltnero; 10 " poplins; 10 silk warp lustre; 30 " common di; 6 u ernpo de laine; 10 " French merino; all of which were manufactured from the finest fabric and best material and purchased direct from Importer, and will be sold at small protUa. bv Sep 2T ti. X. D. OALLION dtSOV. . Urookville Bank in Operation A 11 of Frank IIa Count? have beard of the low pri ce, at which Good have been uutforiuly aold at the cheap store of I. 1'lt ICE &. SON, And that If the reason why they have at way I had th cream of the country trade. But thl Fall, knowing that Good were high w hen thn Merchants rushed on o hastily, they concluded to wait till the ru.li was over; when from there being more seller than buyer, they bought their beautiful Fa.l & Winter lock at Ten per Cent L3S3. ' Than any other House In the Valley. thus we can undersell all who bought earlier, as will be found by pricing our Good and theirs. 1 ry It anil .we lor voiirvelves. r ". l I V I.C I and cannot be beaten In Franklin County. D.PRICE c RON. HT"! twill pay to go there. That'oOJ tf. Furniture, Furniture, Furniture. 1TTF. In vile the public attention toour new stork II of Furniture Just rorelved,whlch wo offer a little lower than any other house In the White Water Valley. Consist lug of Sofn. .Uureous, Centre Tsblcs.Csrd Table Cherry V Walnut Breakfiikt A Dining l a. blus Drawer dt Wash Stands, Bedsteads, Lonugos, Cribs, Willow Wairirons Cradle. Matra-sos be. Ilde a general assorttnentof I'H.tlRS. tf. ti. I'KICK & 80.X, Hats & Caps. A splendid lot of all st) les and prlces,of the above article Just oj.eued al fiAt.LIO.NS STORK. Rubabb II. Ttkbb. FBKBKBirK O. Bakbb. Fall Stock Clothing 1853. CHEAPER than the cheapest The undersigned would again announce to their former patrons, and to the public generali T, that they are gu.l In receipt; direct from Sew In k mud Philadelphia of their Fall stork of ClotIiing,OentsFurnishing Goods Rtlll nnrivalled in It extent, in tho excellence of articles .and In the extremely low price at which Wry are sola. They would also ay that, In connexion with their stock of clothing, they havejual received. and w ill keep constantly on hand, a full and complete assortinciil of Cloths, Gassiincres, & Vestings, which will be sold at unusually low figure or made to order, at the shortest notice, aud lu the most faahionablo stj le. They also keep a large and well selected slock of Hats, Gaps, Boots.Shocs, Shirt, craratt, ctllart , ttcki, neck and ..ckrf hhdkt; httiery gtvrt:pket-bk, umbrellatj-ar-pettackt,und trunki, all of whk'h they bavelaken great pain in Beierling, and which they are determined to sell at.uch price a will Insure their sale to any person wbo may have priced litem, be fore purchasing elsewhere. They would, therefore, earnestly Invite persons wishing anything In tliulrliue, to call al their Clothing Emporium. and examine their gootls, their quality and price feeling confident that In noatnes. of style and durah! lily of article they cannot be excelled. They cannot forbear tendering their thanks to their customers. for Die manner In which they have appreciated their past exertlons.and hope the confluence and patrouHge, heretofore so liberally bestowed, may be continued loour mutual advantage, assuring them that wo recognize,lu our bnsinos transaction, none but the principle or fair dealing with all. TY.NKK & BAKER. N. B. All work warranted, and any garment ripping will be repalrud gratuitously. Biookville Oct. 13th 1?3. Kail ho ad lrttlxg. The subscriber is Jut now receiving from the Atlantic Citle for the approaching Fall and Wintor trade a largo, full and complete assortment o allthe varieties of Goods euumeratsd In the following list Staple & Fancy Dry Goods. Silk C(, yatUm,Htrdnare,Qucentwore, Glattwrr, Hrtt Cnfl Btoti Shoei Hour and Oil Clot lit Cmrpctingtmad Leather to w hich the attention of the public Is eapecially directed. He hat taken great pain thi fall In the rejection , of hi goods enabling him to offer, to the trade a rtock which in extent aud variety exceed any to be found in thi market and to which he shall be making frequent addition throughout thea-earon. Buyer would Und il to their i n lerer t to call and InneVt his rtock (which will always be found large and attracllve);befor, purchasing elrewbcrear he is determined hi prlcet thallbt at Urn a thoo of any houe In the country. K, TYN'KK. P. K. The highest market price always paid in cash for all kinds grain aud all approved counUy produce taken in exchange for goods. Brookvllle Oct, p.'lh l.ö:t 13. Boots & Shoes. JO case Kip Boots; 5 " coarse " 9 " waterproof Boot 2 men calf 8 Sup " " 3 Boy course " 8 " Kip " 1 Men. coarse (hoes; S " " Kip M 1 'Fine Calf ' 60 pr. Rubber dc Buffalo over Shoe's' Ju-t received by tho undcmii-ned direct ffora New York, and will be old cheap for cash. N. J. UAI.LIUN V ON. Ginghams 100 PI ECE8 flue GinghniiiH. lual opened and for sale at the OLD WIIITF. CORNER. Shawls! Shawls!! Shawls!!! A superb stock of Brocho.Chcne, Crape.Thibe rool, long aud square shawls, at the Ol. I) WHITE CORNER. j pi.OTIIS, CiiMximorra, Snllurl and I j JruiiH- l.ii. x iV Farhi iiab, have on hand a j very large and choice selection of elolhs,casimros, satineLsand Jeans, forsalo at tho lowest ilgurcs. Chllaitdsee ilium. my 7 Laurel Iron Store Ju"t received a good aanortmenl of Iron A Pled 1 whb It I will sell low. SAMUEL WILLIAMS. 1 Scp.OT. 10 tf. !

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MOUSE'S COMPOUND SYUU1 OF VHLI.OW DOCK MOOT. TWIN I a futrlit frgrlmbtt C.A"rf, aclc-iiMB-rally prepared from tha bust Bool and Herb of the Materia Wedli a, and ha irninud an unrl vailed reputation for tha follow Inn rlftirta, vis, Rh;L'L.Vll.M AMI S 1 1; KM; I II KM .NO IMK Livta aso Diuasriva Oboan, AiCi.E!aiso Till hrntlAfM abbUoukli,

and Ihn ci bimo all Bilious Diseases, Liver Cmn plaints, Dyspepsia, liidijrrtlon..:otlveiiea. file. Headache, Fever and Afiie, Jaundice, Nausea, Los of Appetite, &., and eauslnc tha foot to nourish and uppnrt overt pnrt. j'Ultl r I I Til E UUJUP. and th ne rurintr all Humnra.t'atsnenu Knitlotia, Hcrofuln, (ull Klieum hryslpelns, heau ueau. Canker. Pimple on the fare, Itlolche, Vlcers, Tumors, Mercurial l)lseae,Canera, Ac. Kkoi i.at.'ro tub Ha acrav Oaaana, and by enabling them t perform tbulr proper functions, prevontlnir and curlnit many painful and dsiiBarou. disease.; Ntrksothssiso asb del btimo tub Naavoi'B.vaTKW, lliua allaying Nurvoua Irritation, and eurlna all Dlaca.es or the Nerrea, B Hysteria, Neural-la, Cramps, A.c. IT IS UNRITALLEO IN Till CURE OF ALL FF.MALK COMPLAlNTM, a weakness, renerul dubilliv, Irreirutarlly, Obstruction, Kwvlllnc of the reel, Limbs, Joints, Ac, caused by weakness; alao, Lisa and I nactT t'owrLAiMT, as Colds, Couglis, Asthma, Consumption, &e., also, Dropsy. Having made use of the Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root, prepared by C. MOHHtCr CO, either ourselves, or In our faaillles.and Olid Inf It to he a .ry snluinryand rffcictunl pre paralion, w do moat cheerfully rncomiueud II to tho iublleaa tervvaluabla nmdirlne. K. Mourns, Ki., CadilerNallotiiil Hank, Providence, H. I t A. W. Hpeucor, P.., Cashier Lima Kork Hank dododo. Hov. Wllllnni t'htllip., Ilev. J. It. Itlchmniid. H.Jonea. erlltor Providence en. Adrt., Win. Field, M. W. U. M.l Cyru. Flh. r. M.K.Ii I'., jaui. liuiclilliaon, ii, n, lira, v . J. llal".. Doct. Il.nj. Colby, and on hnudred olh . a. . .. t.i r.. .iu.d,.r . i. f Ol VII V nl"WI ITH" IMUIO I IB II IIB-BI I I W w w '1 his certifies that I have for a numberof year been aciiitnlntod with the composition and modnof maminiclure of MOHHK'N l'ÜMI'OUM) NYKUP of VK I.LOW DOCK HOOT. I have also been acquainted with It-modus operandi In disease, and .an asvthallil all rnsnnt'U It U Bd IlllrilhlV ratrtf lated lo remedy that class af Disease for which It wasde.lgnad. It Is especially valuable In I N JMUKNI'ION and all It atutudatit symptom, it cite lo healthy action the LIVF.lt, renin pb Tor nor, and Inactivity of thl OKOAN, and timulate lieallhv action In all tha system. A a HKI'l'KATOH or purifier Of tho Blood It has no superior. DAVID MOLMKE, M.l. Provldeiiee, n. I. Jan. 4. Ic.Vl. PKKPA HK1) UY C. MORSK & CO. No. 4 kl Broadway, New York, and sold by Druirulsls and ollmrs throughout thl and other countries, for ule by M. VV. Halls, Brook villa, 30 4mo F IHR nnd IValrr Troof Hoofing-. The underlined haviugheen appointed Agent for (4. M. Ai C. M. Warren" Fire aud w ater Prool Hoofing, la now ready to do roofing of thi kind in any purl of Franklin, Union, or Fayette counties. The Store rooms or M. W. Mule and B. II. At J. C. Burton, In Brookvllle, are covered with this kind of rooflng, to whom the public are referred. Its durability, cheapness, ssfuty, and convenience, all recommend It, as superior, in the ronstruetlon of most buildings. W. M. BAKER. Jy 10,'5l 30-1-7 fASDY! Candy Ch lid Irs II Twclvo . ' J dollars per hundred pounds, and no charge for boxes st.M. DEMANDS Candy Factory, Walnut street, between Fifth aud Sixth streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. apl 9, ltö-10-ly TTTATCII AND CLOCKS Wsi. Dawwon ' Ir tenders his services to the ritixens nf Brookvllloand vicinity, In the capacity of Watch and Clock Mnkerand repairer making and mending Jewelry, eke. Long experience ami strict punctu allty are his reroinmeiidations. Shop tin door North of the post olllce. Jy83,lcij0 31-tf Guocr.nirs. s imds Rurart SO bbls. N.O. Moliia.es; S3 Half " do Just received and for sale cheap by March 1st,lrtt3. 11 H. TYNER. BBBBIAN LIKC. tHO. If. BABql'IIAB. Linck and Farquhar. AT Till: Post Office buildings. South West Corner Main and Head streets, Brookvllle Indiana. The attention of the public is most respectfully Invited to our spring tH-k of goods, carefully elected, exclusively from the Cincinnati Market, "of the latest and moat fashionable atvle. my 7 LINCK St FARQUHAR. BOXXr.TS ANDItinilO.XS.-Jiist received a largo and handsome assortment of the most fashionable bonnets ind ribbons, and for anient my 7 LINCK A FAHO.UHAR'ft. WHERE DO THEY C:HE FROM? IS TIIKO.UF.STIO.Nso frequently asked lurocsrd to Burton's New floods, which are almost daily arriving. When we first heard thl wondering, where lliey camo from, wo Ihouhi it was only occasioned by the amount of his never ending stock, but after a thorough examination, we And that be ket, and that begcUlhuiii direct from New York and Philadelphia. He has a large aud well selected stock, of l..llst'' I1CK aOO(l, Consisting I n part of a general assortment of black aud funcy Silksand Sutins, Barege, Barege delnius, Mousline dulalues, llombtiilnea, Lustres, Poplins, Ciiigliam, Lawn., l arllon. Swiss, Book and Jaconet muslins. Hohes, etc., with a general assortment of Krrnrli 'orkrtt Col Iura. Cuffs. undorslocve, Spcnoers, Hundkerchlofs, La ce. fcilgings, Mantilla, ( an. Crane Shawls. r.dgings, Mantilla, I'.rasoU, Vans, BonneU. Bonnet Kibbo... ...,t II. nlngs. rlower. Wreath, Tabb. Ions nnd short Mills, Gloves, Honlerj, Ac, with thousand article too tedloii to mutlon. Gentlemens1 Goods In great variety; Cloths, Caaslmeres, Sattlnet'a, Tweeds, Kummer Cloths, bleached and brown Linens and Hrlllliigs, Vestings. NtKks, Handkerchiefs, Cravat, Cloves, etc., with a general assortment of BROADWAY STVLES of HATS and CAPS, of aim st every descrlntlon. Iltit tVIMK In abundance, wcllsulecled, of u per lor flue and common qualilleaat low flgurc. 200 Pieces of Print, Good style and fast colors, with a heavy itork of orown, oiearueu ana colored Aiusiiu and liril lings, Tickings, Checks, Flannels, Cotlonades, Striped Shirtings, Muiiilo Bar, aud every thing usually kept in a retail st.ro. Also, a heavy stock of Quocnsware, Hardware, lioiiow-ware. Cedar-ware, and Groceries, all of( which were bought very cheap, and Mill be sold Tor I mill proflts. I I say again, call and examine for Yourselves. Il 1 If ro trouble to show goods and price. H.II. UUKTON. Brookvllle, April 12, 1833. 17lf OUERSVAKI?--We have Jiial recel vJd the most beautiful stock of Quonaware. lu ..' nr by the peace, over before offered in Una innrkcl. my 7 LINCK dr. FAKQUHAK. i ii..rii.i,..-,iiuumivon nana, rresu sup II pliesof the very best quality of Groceries, al the cheap store of i may 7 LINCK 4k FARQUHAR. Nie k-N a c k s. I Come and ce all of the nice tluni-s. In the wav ui uuuuuifiu ou louuo. a ALLIOB . r . : .. . u . r . . . . . . tingln part, of .Men line Buck Kilk, Uoolen A Cotton Ü loves, Kid, Mlk, Vooleuot Cotton do. Zephry's Scarfs, .ooinn uiiiiumeeve oc sjun s, Vlelorines, Kmbroldersd Collars, Chemisett. Hdfk'csnd under sleeves, Kibbons.Linen 6t Cotton I. aces. Swi.ax.,1 jackouet Insertions 6c Edgings, Silk l.aces,Brush i-., lurcnu a ei ret Linings, needles, fin, Buttons, Ac. Ac. Ladies Shoes. 1 20 pair Calf Bool; jno Kip 60 "Coat Buskins; 3d " Kuameled young Ladies Boot; -i " Fine Kid Albonis; 3 " New stylo Gaiters; 30 Rubber Bucskius; 4ti " Low Sandals; SI " Fur Lined over Shoe; Together with a large and sidendl J assort meat of Children's and Mi.aes, extra fine shoes. Aswe ! pay particular attention In Ihe aelection of onr Boots and Shoes, in regard to duribiiity and neat- ! ness, we have no besitency In recommending the ' same, and have no fears of being excelled in this 1 branch ofour 'zfo0$ LOOK HERE EVERY BODY! BUOOIvVILLK KAKKItYj J. IFF. GARDNER is now huppv lo Inform the: J ritizensof Brook villa and viciiilty, that ho lias fitted up rhe old stand known as the Bronkvillo Uukcry, w in re he Intends carrying on the Baking business in connection with bis Confectionary and Kating Saloon. He Is now prepared to supply all who may favor him with their patronage, with any ' article in his line. Having secured the services ofa good linker, ho rs prepared to say that those i who deal with him shall have a good Clean, sub-, rautlal article, at the lowest living prices. ' Thankful for past favors he hopes by strict attention lo tie wants ofbis customers lo merit a sliaro of patronage. Ordon foi Baking will be attended to wilb neatness and despatch. Choice family Groceries aud Confectlonariea always on hand. Also, an Ealing room, where he will b happy lo wail on his friends lo tha del- : ieacles of Ihe season. Oysters served up to suit lhctatos or his Customers. last, though uol least, bis terms are Cau. i . LAFE GARDNER, i Sept. 27th 1W3. (5 months.) ; C1 IIOCEKIES, Jnt received anc". for sale I Ü1 Bid. N. O. Molasses: 5 " Golden Syrup dc Sugar House do 10 Hhds prime Sugar; , 40 Sacks best Kio Coffee; 3 Tierce Rice; 10 Bbls Fish; loon lbs Taylor'be-t Sole Lenther, Kv I'SS N. It. UALLION 6c SON, TTTS CasIt's best spring alylo offashlonab 11 'laisjustrecelvert and forsale at 1 my 7 . LINCK dc FA KQUHAR'S. NO HLLUIJIJC!!! " TTW' '4 TO"rtiiu Itis neither Bi eeipU; but a sure no to obtain a fortune for $1. ok Acrenrte nor useless rn. method of mnkiii from l lo i.1HI per cent. upon any capital wiUTtvER InVested. This valuable information e an be obtained by sending nun dollar bv letter. W. A K.U. VAN BEKCEN 316 mos. Ciuclntiati Ohio.

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IV. I 111' JliVtti, riAIIRIA;t: TlAlvCliCTril lilt, 1 on Maine Buriress Street, BrHikvill,jul below the public Kilians hu alwa) on hand a large as orlin.Hlof Carrluires, conaUting of Itm-fcawa), Roues and liuads, plain Km La) a, i'lin toii, and Bneglaa. ... Kurv h'r will Und It totbeif a-lvaMtage to call and examine my work , as ny aWwk t Hie largest In town, and my prices a lo-w as Rio isni. ajnallty Of work eise Iwre. I aho-kctp for buVu Caf rht Itaroea of bbt at) to or priew. I am Brfparvd' to fliilxh to order av deacsiyMv of Catrfnir, not on hund.at BoTlest AoTlcr. Particular attenlion paid torrpelriag. April, l-.3 17-lf I A K I'. I-1 II I. IO Bnrr.ls of lhbsl Whit i Fish. 40hnlf do A Just received and tor salu by k1 I . kk. May 4,1853. IIA II ri'.TI l.. Th undersigned wouM soy l to alt those wishing to furnish their floor with a carpet that will look well, flo gmio aervice, ann ii-vor fade. oca Mat his esUibllshment and tnk throuirh hi present fm k, which bo has lately received from the east, which can heaotd al rlee blih will compare favorably Wim iu iom vin clnnatl rale, lie ha. itvrr vatricir. of the latest style and fashion, ranging In prlco rrnm 30 to 1 30 rts. ner rard. so run ami ee mm. Oct. sntn, uiiAniiiiin.ni IMIOTIXTION . . - ....... .....,;.,, (Fire, Marine and Inland) INSU IIA N c; I : CO 3 1 PA N V , or IIAUTFOUI), CONN. ISCOM'OKATLU IH'lb. HOARD A. . Haiabp, W, I USA 1. 1., W. B. Hossiss, I.. Hrnrnaav, OF UIRKCTORfl. C.H.Noniham, K. Ki.v, Jso. Wabbi biom, W. IU1.1.001, K. Hilm, D.W.ci.abb, T. llBLBNAr, VV. A.Wabb, II. llsi.ua. D. Clash, WM. laHAK Wm, Williams, D. w, i i.aiir, rreatucni. W. Consta, Hcc'y. Tho attention of property holder I reape. tfulty called tolhotuperliiradvanlaifi for I'lrr Jlln rise and Inlmid liuuraar offered by the FllorilCIIO! M llt.tli: ' Tha un.ler.lirnod bat beeu furnished with bfuak pollcics.slgned by the officers of the Company: also with blank renewal receliit. for continuing polirle already issued, and is duly authonsud and prepared, a Agont of said Company, lo maks lusiirniice for any period of lime, not less thun cms month nor greater than seven years, upon building or their conlellls, Occupteu BS jiwbllikus, n ioaa-, - Iioi las, v ni m fiR", iiui.., .... , CoLLEUM. &c diC, and tha content agulnat l ea oa bamaoi bt rtnat. J. J. FOCI H, Agent, . IIOTKL, HAS. . OI'BT uni aaa, 81 ly For Laurel, Franklin county, iimi. 17ANCY (iOIIIIH Hplemlld sasortment ef Lawns, Borages, lierage De IjiIucs, Tissues, Kilks,Katin,aud a hlW dres goods. Forsalo very C''iny 'l" M XCK & FA RQUH A B'S. WAI.I. PAl'F.II. W'e have now on band a larg saaortinenl or Wall, Piro Board and window paper. AIo,a largo lot of window shades or the latest style and pnttorn, which wo are selling at reduced price. N. V. UALLION dt hON. Vi Calicoes! Cnlicoc!! r a PIECK best Cocbeeo, Merrlmae and New sUuEntland Prints, Jul received at tha Sep 8 IS. OUJWHITK CORKER. nAHITVTSI CAII1KTMI Jusl rereivet t at the Olo Wiiitb toasrx, a most inoirniffeeut aasortmcnlofCarpoU, of all et les ann prh c. SN N. D.taALUUJv at ova, j IKSUllAXCFs. i rrllK PIIOTrCTIOf l.-NMritAXCi:, - CUM Vy Y contiuuo to Insure sgalnst los i or damage by fire and the perils of navigation, on I as favornble'ternia as any rewmltle Coinany. j All lossc paid at the office whe-ru Policy Issued, in ixly days after proof. Available Capital $1,000,000, The nnderHiirn-id.airent of thi old and responsi ble Cmnptiny Ust all time prepared to iwrue Fo'lcle, Stc. dtu. . Otllee two doors nortTi of Burton's stre, Brookvllle, Ind. ALFRED WARD, agent. May 1!0, 1P53. 22-U J 0 II N WILLIAM S, Fashionable STfJ Anyr.tt-riinciir-MT.CARMEL.1ND. A well selected stock of Cloths, Cssfimeres and Vestinj-s always od hand, to which he invites the attention of all iu want of good I fitting garments made In the most Fa.lilona- . Lie mannet in litis Department of lti-s Imsi. ; tiers lie defies competition, a choice stock of Ready Made Clothing, ' ...t..i,l . lit, t. u.;il l. .M.l ,.i ( 7 '" S : a ,,,, 1 aiic-- ou co.t l rice, i tits depart Dient is fj-iatlv rnlarred, B0 thai disitpjioint meut iu sclectiiiff teusonable rritruietila is nex to impossibility a central acaortineiit nf Cravats, Stocka, Shirts, Collars &c. c, for tale at the lowest prices. 41-3w. JOHN WILLIAMS BAKI3BY CONFECTION Alt Y For Sale Enquire of L. GARDINER. Jan. 0 IK.1.3 w. X. roni Die subscriber a DARK BAY HOUSE cbout 15 hands high dish face, four years old last spring. Any person giving information concerning him will be amiably r -warded. JACKSON LYNN. Brookvilla Ind. Jan. 6 3-13 w. tt. BOY,

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1 ' KRS leave to inform the citizens of lirookville and vicinity, that be Carries on business in tho above line I V " A'ain Burgers street, opposite the - Clt-rk'a Otlire, and hoped bj by strict attention to butlnetsand his experience In the trade, and with a tlrtu determination lo J wot k nothing but Ihd best of stock sod warrant good lit, he exectsto merit a aiiare of public i patronage. Peg or sewed ladie' work of all d.- ' scriptiem made to order, aud of Uie real Parslan I and Phitadelpliia stylo. January 0 irot-i ye.ir. The Grtal American ji rancc Talc Ternf?T. "2vn " 55) bwi v tiimmmStt mm BaaFAi-aiBaafiW Ba j OR The Weal and Woe of Social Life, "ONE Y0LOIE 12.M0, $1 NEC'OD EDITION JISTKEADY. 'A deeply interesting and powerful work. It vividly portray some of the terrtllc exploit of airnrguritiK in ootn ihl'U aim low uro. Nor are such scene as il depicts either imaginary or few! Let litis book circulate. It has a benirirent aim, aim is tne venicie oi aumiruniy lobt und most sal utary lessons." Presbyterian. P"W) Although w ritten with a direct moral purpose, which is usually a fuller on the Imagination, this novel uisptny no common skill in uclitious com position. 'Hie plot is one of absorbing interest, and frequently develone specimens of oririnal and vigorous character drawing, New York Tri buue. The characters are well and sharply drawn, and the various scenes are described wilit much spirit and graphic effect. We are disposed .o regard the .book at the best of its kind I ha tha jrt apieared. Borton Traveller. 11 '. a story f real life full nf the mnt tltriUihg interest ercry paj-e stirring the heart's warmest i svmputulcs. Troy Times. I Many useful leoons may bo learned from the -'"thi-booWBoston Tra,,cr.pt: . . . Her deacriitons are excecdinu , . . ii.ui.nti ff Vivid. Puritan Recorder; Written Ith remarkable Inmcr. -IW. Journal One of it chief merits is the excellence of it con versa lions. Enquirer. lius so mnuy llirillinv passages and well drawn characters, that you read it wilb absorbed attention. Christian llerBld. i It is certainly the most powerful leniperanc tale that we have ever-peruscd. Journal di Mos.enger. Beautifully written. A work of great stren-rlh and power. :opcl Herald. The Incidents o'aitiutic, and the interest intense, to tho em I. Ohio St lesinan, A look which should be read by all fathers, mothers, sous and daughters 4and especially thoe who iiuai;iiiu they cau drink lonperl-l, without datier, Il istt edii.t iuterealiiur. Star in the W,t. .nooiti:, A I) I K SO N .VCe. l'tiMislir-rd. 2 WEST FOURTH ST. Cin INMTI. January 6lh lc5l 3-.10 mo.

BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBJBJB KEADV MADK CLOTHINGhave rereivnl a baadsowiB e.sorttnaat ml II rfsdy nitd t Incltlag, s.diti t sf raat.rn pun Iiiimi whwb sa.tr nr nrmenl coHiplete I-Hn b)m ßnttt BKOA D CLOI H down. (ientlemen, werofes to- aell Clothing litUe lowwr than any tlir llouw In thl market. Oar snollw, "Small and n. k aalv.. " lt. FKK . Bt.t. Jfov. 1-53. Id. . T . ... , - PROTECTI U " INSURANCE C sMPÄK V, HARTFOIU), 01MN. farlfal BJioa-fc, A srt. nk Prrm I taa Bd ITrlrrii ft an Aw. INCOUPORATED 125. ri'IIIS "lice bus now tranaicl hnaine r J more loans iarer of a rrnlurj, diBMgwali Tlod II has Bakes more than roojooKisk'Hrf And rnaiin-tl re.f an permf pt"t--rty srral los by F Irr an 4 Water to-fhe value of mart lhaa TWO Kl . SlLllo DOLtA I TW WK8TERN COUNTRY.

Pirllrles of Insurance lauri on the most avor ! Icrma agaln-4 Iom ovasw by re, or (bo e-rihi of Navirsfbui Uy : MOMUO.MRlsY ARNOLD tier, lth, I'd. ly Agrnl at llarrtaoe Obtw X E W A II ImTa" join kike;. liLOOMlMIUROYK, IND., IM rnnstaiitly r-'eelvinga splendid aaxf (mpl.u aasortmcnt of. NT.tl'I.i: AMII FANCY IIIIY UOODN, irrrrlF, ilNrstwaatro tlnrrnaM'ttrrt 4'nllrrr Hot" Cass, lion n eta UoolB. Bhars, lira sly saaasdo Clot h loft-. Drus;a7lrdlslnePaiaitf Oil. 17 Nliirfa. TtollBf CHlm Ynrno, Kollons, I'rrf Hntrrff aVcsVc flf The above goiwl have lx;ea bssight low for cash, selected with the greatest rare, m4 will be aold al the very lowest prices. Call aM - 7 . . ' , - . . amine before purchasing elsewhere Jior, IK, tesi-tf. VALLEY HOUSE! Ill A VKfbo pfemur of anneoaevng to the pMic tluit the Vallkt J lot si la now tiled spin Iba best at le, for the accommolalioa eT the trat Hing eoiniuuhily, no pnlua willbw fmr4 to promote the comfort of those r ho may drslre to make I bo vali.kv Hon their home. Uuderlhe pnr-a-wl m.prmrl, I taller aayseN thai no (foute Iu K truth ea.tera ladiaua can eaal this. The building Is large ana! commodiooa, and oa strutted exprvsify for the purpose lo hieb Ii Lap plied. The undersigned baa had mach experience In lb limine., and is ealiaAed thai all wbo nay have heretofore favored blin, will not negiert oiaktng thl house their home whenever tbelr business may lead them to this place. Ill AT rllAPMlS. I IWooliviHe,liid.,Msrhed,lP'5.1. tt jnilUI'.I.L.t A PA II A SOLA A large ij tol of i'm,relta and Parasol for aal at the lowest powible price at my 7 LI..CK V FAKQVHAR's. Notice to Stockholders. VOTICKIs hereby given t ihe RbwlhcM-rs I it the Cincinnati Cambridge and Chicago Mhort Line Railway Company, that there will be an kl c. tion held at the Oniee of said Comimny tn Cambridge City on Thurrday 11Mb dav of Janoanr Beit, lor the purpose or electing 1 three i r for saM Company for the ensuing year. . By order of the Hoard. THOMAS KKWttr Pee'y. C. C. C. h. L-H. W. Cv Dec. 13'33nn. 53 w. -.t-Hn lifitiiAii ron cmtisr. tviS$"i IA!B AM NKW YBAK'S-War I I V I t Istoi k of Piano I by tar the UrgeM of any house In low n. We have ofGiliert'. IV anos 4 ix of litem worth from ivetodx kuiwl rod dollars, his Pianos are so well ksovs as V need no notice from as. V are the sole grnt for Light 6c Neatoa. of New York, we have sold all we could get of their snske, w e have aold Iva nf their make at six hundred dollars, and we look for two more worth 0on, thl week. The bat musicians In Uie world have pmuonnred the Ptanos the b-.sl In Ain-rica. lliey drew the First Prize Medul at Ihe World's Fair In flew York City. We also keep C. Meters'ofPblladelptila.aiM hrnMif A IVIerson' of BulTnln, S. Y. Now, If we have not go! the Unrest stork of Planne, at4 the Inrjest variety of stj U and paUern, If oar Plan are not onus o any offered In thl lty; and if we do not sell 1 er for re. a, we will gW jam awe Please ca' .id see, at No. 74. Wrst Koanh Ktreet. Dee.' MCRCII & Vt HITK. :licrfo Biilrat lor. SI 1 1. I'll Proposals will be received al the Dili. -col ihoCl- riniiali. Harriann IniansiMrika Strplfl.t Line, and Clnclnnall. IndlaiipohsaVCntra F' Kallroad Cotnpanlea, In Cincinnati, aniil h i3d duyof Janunr; next, forlhe Grading, Masonrv, lirhlging. and the entire conatrm ttoa f the rn4 from the City of Cincinnati to th City of Indiana a olia, via, Ihe White Water Valley. Plana and Spe lllratlons w ill be ready for Is spectioMBt the Olllce fthe Fngl neer, (West Third at, Cincinnati,) ou and after Ihe second of Janoary next. Any further Inrormatinh can be obtained by aw plylngio F.. M. Gregore, Cincinnati, John XVvbjw.' Brook rille la., or J. W. TaHor, Mtamltnwn, t. F.. M. f! If FP.ORY, President, PHIXFIMS POM KHY, Chief Kngbwer, J. W. Tasks, Secretaries. Jdiia Wvs.v,) Ver.'U It. PI.OI'II n.IIKt:i.,..a.Tbemrfprirla V cash ill be paid for merchantable floarberrel at the Evehaugo Mill, Brt.ok ville. hv Nov. 3O.'ii-i0. tlKO. HOLLAND ft CO. )OOTS 4L SI10i;s..VehavlnrHv1nereae. I) ed our st.M k of Boots and Shoes, and hw offer thu rein of the season, to pleaao the taste of th mol fastidious. In the way of Mr. I1i'Bbbi.m ws. torn made Indlesslipper and huakins with the prwl liest buhle hoots and olher"Dxens" In low b. ny " LINCK dc rAKtil'HAU." ir ii n t ! u ii r. Tit unrTtri 1 50,(MK Bushels of Wheat wantd at tb Ex ihange Mill, Brookville, for which thhlrhet narkct price in cush will be paid by Nov.3,i-30 (.0. HOLLA JfD& Co. QlT.tlIEIl AVA Uli-A very large assortnteBt O of the most fashtoualdo, and durable eammer gools, Just received slid Pr aale bv ny? LtNCR tl FARQUHAK. Cheap TTonnets. MUSaK. V. II tT LE 11. .as opened Äe largegtaud motpleadid a.so-toiautof sail nery goods evef offered in Brookvllle, consisting of bonnet of every atvle. from iits Bp. Kibltona of every variety, together Ith a Hca lid stork f ostrich fCktlierii,rii..aiid all varieties of linings, andctn furnih milinera wanting supplies. chuia a they can lie had tn Cincinnati, bba invite all her old customer to call and examine her atock. 41 -3m. , SOMETIIINGEW. COIXEIISVIM.K ?IAClllf: KIIOff Adjoining the Stove Foundry of W. P. Gcbha.L . rrllE undersigned reaperlfullx Inform the puwX lie that he baa established a Machine Shop t Connersville, and Is now manufacturing THRASHING MACHINES. Horse Powers. Separators, Straw Cutter. Cera Shelter. Wood-sawing Machines, all the latest anu nioatlmproTed patterns. HealsoasanafarterBa Culp'w Patent Portitble Cider Kilian excellent aud convenient article that every Farmer who has an Orchard ought to have. He ex poets to keep eon at. ally on a 4 a Mly of Thrashing Mucbiues, ore., aad invite alike w ish to purchase to giro him aeall. The Machinery uiauuriicturcd by him will be warrantew i be Uie best materials, and met substantial wvrkasaa siiip. KEPAIK1NO.-H will be prepared Ia repair Reaping Machines and will attend prompllv twtke Utting up and repairliig of any kind ef Mackiaer "-i-tiid. nuKira, w... t. v as reasonable as thmf so establl.hmcntlnthe VVe.U JOHN EN DSI.KT, Connersville, April 11,1853. ly. C. B. Clement's Cash Stort. AYING Juslrcccl cd a general assortme..! ef new goo,ls w hich, added tn my firwsant BSnek II I makes my assortment complete all of w air a aril I ' be aol.l low for cash or produce -my stock rnn.isls, , in part, of a variety of Cloths, Casaamerv. lst ' j uetu.Tweovl'-anos dc Summer war. .Als. - -cry variety BVints, Ijians, tiln;lmm. Peltias, I I'.ombsxines. pl.iln aud fancy silks, Lace Min, 1 iv iu i.ioi c, we. nr. ALSO, a line ! nfQqeansware. Patl.rr.fiMaa. ries. eVr, together with Us Hnst a.snrtaseal t j ...n Y'-X "XT.. llitikti Ininm Bv . Ba a a at I . a . I lau Iii. lln r thtinl1aiiror tin rthrk are. V n I - ... a. I - .. .. !... .'V" l "a"?,"Ir "'-I rr ni nnti, inin-aaiiia rHairllN I. (a, uioi i nope uns wilt IXJ reeeivea at a suOlrHtat apolosv. WANTED, W.f0 bu-hel. whtal. 40,000 do etrn, r.,a whlh I wla) fay cash. v. bj. rLKMlNT. Uurel, .tag. IHh, 1P33.--36-U. HA It DIVA RE. AI I.. Ar, Lwr A Fa. quia Invite attention t their comp). at asl irtmcrtof nails and general .Irw-f: of aa.4 w at reduced Cipaliuiari rclaJt prtcv. . mtj7 s 'iPEI'.lt A: VrElIH:S are navln Ik. hichest price for linen and co lion rag. drfi. creu nl their pai.or mi II. Brookville, Nov. ?t)tb, I?i3. 30-tf. TAMESSPKKII basjnsl received aad will la

.1 iir keep a g.Kvl aasmrtment of tinwerns Pry t.iHMlsand Fancy Anieles.whith be Bill at ihe hiki reduced price. ui sei Nov. 30lh, 1ä3 ift-u.