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For The In liana American. Ms. Edito: In thU part of tho country we have no Raürocu! and no Telegraph, but one that paise In silence. We have however veritable incidents worth relating. Here U one. Jlr. B , who liven fw milca from this place, has long been the luv of rum, the dupe of infiJcliti and a terror to his familjr. His wife was raised religiously, tnJ whan he marrieJ her hat' been fr some years a member of the Baptist church. But scarcely haJ the "Honey Moon," passed before she founJ she had a keeper of her conscience.yetthe chains ol her slavery were not drawn lutolcrably t'ght, till they had around them an interesting and growing family. Tho devoted wife concealed her 8orro s from a cold and pitiless world. Great washer joy when the young; "olive plants," began to spring up around their domestic hearth. She fondly hoped that tho feeling of a parent would waken up a spirit of tenderness in ber husband, both toward his children and toward her. But her hope was evanescent.. Rum, and infidelity, had gainad too strong a hold. She waa oon doomed to see her children treated with all kinds of savage barbarity. A mysterious veil was thrown over the sudden and strange death of one or two ol their children. The others were abused, tortured, and tormented, until some of theiu fled from home, as they would from the abode o f a merciless fiend, and others were glad to get away as soon aj thejr become of age. None of these things softened the heart of the father and husband. The wife and those children that remained at home, rere still in the power of a merciless tyrant, and the escape of some only excited his wrath the more ojainst those in his grasp. Inflamed by rum, and besotted by infidelity such was his conduct in his fam ily, that for years his wife never knew herself to be soundly asleep. Every lime he stepped from her "he eyed every motion, expecting in all proi- ( ability, he woulJ grasp the gun or something else and destroy her life. In this distress she was driven almost to the borders of insanity, and more than once wonld have hung herself, to escape her merciless tormcnter, but for the faint hope of throwing some protection over her children; end giving them a little care at such times as her husband might be away from home. This overtaxed anxiety of mind finally brought on a disease, that will probably drag her to her grave. Cut the end was not yet. Last summer as he commenced his harvesting he commenced drinking still harder, and became still more abusive to his children. One cveninj, on of his oxen broke out and left home. Next morning he ordered ono of the boys to go after tha ox, but the other boy knowing the ox to be very unruly, and that his brother could not get him up by himself, and also that if the ox was not soon found - that his father would be In a great rage, proposed goiog with him, and as his father made no reply he understood him to have no objections. But the old man ays he did not hear what he said. As the forenoon was spent in fruitless search, the old mn was very mad, and would not let the boys eat iny dinner, but peremptorily ordered them to go again and hunt the ox, for one to go, and the other not to let the plough stand. But the boys, in their grief and fright, understood bim to say that they must find the ox If they let the plow stand, and hungry and vexed they went out again in search. But night came on and they could net find the missing ox. When they returned tho father was mader than ever, and began abusing the older boy, fcr letting tho plov stand. But ' rome one soon came in, and stayed all night and this ended the matter for the night, only he drove. tho boys to bed without their supper. He still drank ver freely, that night and also the next morning, and soon as the man who staid there was gone, he called up the boys and commenced cursing the older one for not plowing, and drew back as if to strike him a heavy blow, and the boy to avoid it raised up his arm. "Do you raise your fist to strike your father," said he. "No father," said the boy, I only wanted to avoid being hurt." Gathering bold of him and shaking him severely, tho father exclaimed, " I could beat yon to hell," (but he now says he did not strike him.) "I wish to God I was dead," said the boy, when the father with horrid rage, ordered him to plowing and the other to bant the ox; but would not yet let either of them havo any thing to cat. When he had eaten his breakfast he went out to reaping, in sight of where the boy was plowing. After a few rounds were plowed, he saw the horse standing at the far end of the field, and hastening to it found part of tho lines gono. The truth seemed t flash across his mind, and he mounted the fence to go in search of his child, but as soon as he had got on the fence, he saw the boy hanging and when begot to him found hira already dead. When tho alarm was given and the neighbors found the other boy, he had a rope with him but had not yet bad the hardihood to execute what is believed to have been a mutual Teement between him and his Brother. These lacti were obtained from the neighborhood, and are known to be substantially true. This is but one chapter of rum's doings. Canaan, Ind. LIS AB. Nebraska axd New Yoar. The Senate of the New York Legislature, - passed, on the 9th inst., a series "of resolution, which had previously passed the Home, instructing the S enators and Representatives iu Congress from that State to vote against th; Nebraska bill. The, vote stood 23 to G a decided majority. So it goes. Judging from these little gust, and the rumbling heard in theistance, we may makeup our minds for a storm without much fear of disappointment. CirTLere are two hundred and eighty convict in the l'cnitentiary at Jcfter.on-Ville.

Kverlon Jareuacd At a meeting of the friends of temperance In Keverton Friday evening. Feb. 3d, 1334. The following resolutions were unanimously adopted: 1st. Il-soivfJ, That wo form ourselves Into a temperance organization, and appoint a committee of five whoso duty it shall be to designate phecs of meeting, in Jackson townhip, and appoint speakers to lecture at unit) places. 2nd. Resolved, That opposition to a prohibitory liquor law, is in the fullest sense opposition to religion, to goed order, and to all the vital interests of the State and of Society. 3rd. Risoloed, That we denounce a law that shall prohibit the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors (except for mechanical and medical purposes) in tho State of Indiana. Our demands for a prohibitory law wo rest upon theso concecded facts and principles. , 1st. The liquor traffic agravates and increases, if it does not directly create, the prevailing intemperance of the land. Intemperance by inflaming passion, dethroning reason, perverting or utterly destroying the moral sensibilities of man and leads almost certainly to the commission of crime. These aro facts. What relation our government sustains to thcin, may be seen by a moment's consideration of the following propositions. 1st. Government owes protection to a country's industry, and is bound to guard with zealous care, the rights of its subjects. 2nd. Government is under obligations to provide for tbe personal safety of individuals. 3rd. It is the further duty of government to conserve (so faros it cati do so without interfering with the rights of conscience) tho public morality. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be published in the Indiana American and the Temperance Spontoon. On motion the meeting adjourned. J. W.OLIPHANT, Ser.t'y. (v-Captain Lukens has been indicted for "malicious shooting with intent to kill, "Lieut. Philip for "manslaushter," and seven othe Poliecemen for "assault and battery." No bills were found against Judge Spooner and the remainder of the police held to answer the charge ofriol.

MARRIED. On SunJay, the 10th inst., at Palestine, Ind., by Rev. A. L. Rood, Mr. Johx J. Chapman, of Cedar Grove, to Miss Margaret E. Owexs, of the former place. Car all this lovtnjr earth Produce oue i d 10 strong, So pure, i holy, so divine, At i tue bond of Love. Obitarn. Theodore V. Itlceks. This notice records the death of oue of our best citizens one whom to know was to admire and esteem. He was born in 2?rookville, July 22J 1022. His residence has been here and his worth has been highly appreciated. About eight years ago.by the death of his father, the business which he had conducted fell into the hands of Theodore. How well lie discharged its duties how industrious, how full of integrity, hriTc been occasiuu of frequent remark. From that time, lie devoted himself to the care of his wid owed mother and his sisters, with au unselfish and devoted affection rarely witnessed. His relirous character was consis tent For about fourteen years lie was a member of tbe Methodist Episcopal ! Church, and though very moJest and retiring in his disposition, it may truly be said, "he was faithful above many." For two years his health has been gradually yielding. For five months past he has been confined to his room almost constantly. Yet he suffered patiently. Enter his room when you might, and he had a nod of recognition, a grasp of the hand, or that expressive smile tc so often wore to greet you. Until within a few days of his death ho suffered comparatively little, and retained full possession of Iiis mental faculties. I have said his religious character was consistent, itc had carefully setthe question of his relation to the Father of Spirits When ho found himself amid the "swellings of Jordan" he tried the strength of the foundation on which he had rested his hopes. It was firm I Not a stone moved not a fissure was made ! "The foundation of the Lord stoad sure, having this seal, the Lord knoweth them that are his." lie "fell asleep" on the ICth inst. at two o'clock, A. M. His loss will be seriously kit in community, in the Church, in the Sunday School, but abr. vc all, in the fam ily which leaned upon him. "How is the strong staff broken and the beautiful rod." May the bkssinir of (Jod console them in their great calamity. T. M. K. DIED. On the 19th inst., U o'clock P. M.JohN Wesley Locke, infant ion of President Icke, of this place. O, could I hear that Tolce faln. Which oneo so listless I eould hear, Ji'ot e'en a seraph's K.p.y strain Could make such music to my ear! O, couM thuliinile his warmth Impart, Which onco e'en eol Jly I eoulj meet, Whalecstacy would thrill my heart, That light of love and truth to greet! But now, alas! rejrreU are rain, And tiars no healing balm can yk-IJ, Thou art bo v und the reach ol pulu, Where woes of earth aro ne'er rcrealed. This thought a holy transport glres. Though from my stricken heart must flow, A tide of grief while memory lives, And gloom Surround my path bolow. Co ild we bat measure by the past The Talue of the present hour, And cherish Joys too bright to last. As the soft ligtit.tho tender dower, How many psnjr- of keen regret, How many hitter toars were spared; And thonjh tho sun of Joy were set, The peace of resignation lared! T. S3IITII Healer in Clods. 12 east 5th st. OPPOSITE DE.WlVf.X IIOINC CINCINNATI, Ohio. 'i3-lT-ly

Unit Itoad "leetliitj. At a meeting of the citizens of Union and vicinity. Dr. Kennedy was called to the Chair and C. C Hinkley was appointed Secretary. The chairman stated the objoct of the meeting to be; to appoint a Committee to meet the President and Secretary of the New Albany and Eaton Rail Road in Brookvillo to-morrow evening and to lay before those trentlemeu the claims of this portion of the community on that road and the superior facilities for constructing it by way of Little Cedar Valley in preference to any other route. The meeting was then addressed by a number of the citizens showing forth very cleurly the superior advantages of this route. On motion of Mr. Viely it waa resolved; that a Committee of six be appointed to wait on the officers of said Road and present the claims of this community. The following were then appointed Messrs. John Wynh, Buckingham, Viely, Kennedy, Cummins and John Serring. It was thon moved that any citizen happening to be in IJrookville to-morrow evening may consider himself a member of this Committee. The motion was carried. On motion it was resolved that the proceedings of this meeting be published in tho Indiana American, franklin Democrat and New Albany Tribune and Ledger. On motion the meeting adjourned sine die. T1IOS. KENNEDY, Chairman. C. C. Bin KLEY, Secretary, Union Feb. 14th 1354.

tlcto icrtiscnuts. ASA IGLEIIART, (Lata of, nd Successor to Ingle, Wheeler St Iglobart In fiealKslata Agencies.) Attorney at Law mid ltealllstule Agent, Will attend to tu Collection of Dbts, the purchase ant sale of Rjal K täte and all other professional business intrusted to tiirn lu Vauderburgb.and the mljuitiliig counties iu Indiana. llOrri E OVER THI CISAL ItSIt EVANS VI LLE, INDIA'S' A. oei:.iu or buukn. VOTICn Is hereby piven that the hooks of the New Albuny nil Sandusky City Junction Rail Road Coin pan jr. aro now open for subsrption -to Hie cupilul stock of said company, at tho OÖlce oftne undcraigi cd in Itrookvlllu. Tho company will receive subscriptions in real estate, at an appraisement, or at a vi luation to bs accepted by tha Hoard. An efficient corps of agent will be provide. 1 to wait upon tlie public. Hv order of lLo Board. Fsb. i7, im. tf. JXO. II. FARQUHAR Agent. IlrookTille IZc-jfular Freight Line. rrlIECA.VI.I- HOT, "FAVOHITE " L K. V. JI I I.LIN .11airr. Will leave Brookvillu every Tuesday morniug.for Cincinnati; and Cincinnati every Friday afternoon; for Hrookv;lle. troight shipited on tin bout will bo received at t!u ware hougj of JOHN ROliERTS lu Brookville.f ree of charges for stora&e. Shippers w ho want freight delivered at a certain time, w ill do well to patronize this boat, as It make regular U-ips. ltOltl.UTS X .MILL, IS. Feb. 1?. 0 n oaths (Commercial. - Cincinnati .TtarUct Corrected weekly expressly for tlie Indiana American, by Aarox A. Colter, Grocery, Produce and Commission Merchant; dealer in CI ras seeds, Dried fruits, Wooden ware, Window plafs and Nails, South E. cor. Main &, 7th st. Cin. 0. Flour C,85(:if,90 I ItioCoffee 12l Wheat 1,30 i Siirrar 4l5J Uye 55 Flax seed 1,50 Timothy seed 2,50 Hotter 11 to 14 Dried Apples 00 Teaches 1G0 to 200 Molasses (new) 24 oIJ 22 Clover seed 5.75 Kiirs 12 Silt, KannrvÄ 50 Lakepbar. 2,65 Oats Corn Lard Flour Barrels Dorley Tallow Winter candles 45 I Nails, tens, kp.4.50 45 I " 8s, 4,75 9 W.GlasbSxlO 2,75 35 " 10x12 3,25 00 " 10x14 3,75 11 White Heans 100 14 Peart Starch 7 5. J Feathers, prime 42 27 Ginacnjr 30 o. 1. Soao ßees-wax fireen A pploa COtoOO Potatoes 50 to CO Rice new 5 J fednr Urore Prices. CotlllTtSWItlLT IT ' J. R. &.J. T. COOI.EY PRODUCE DEALERS Wheat 10(1 cts. for. bu. I Oali 35 fts per bu New '"orn 3U " I Beef 5 & 6 per lb Kweel rotutoes Octs Hutter 10 cts. per. lb, Lard 9 rts. per. lb. Sii ear 7 et Wood 2,00 per cord, 1 Irish pota toce 30 bu I Kris M cts. per. tlx Cotree 19 & 14 cts. lb Feathers 40 rts. per lb "West Union Market. CORRECTED ZE.XLT BTKsRR OlIPHAST kCo. Wheat Oate, Barley, Flax Seed Epe Lard per lb. ne $3 White beans Tallow 1.00 I Com, 3 3 I Rye, 55 45 I Potatoei '23 1,25 I Butter 15 13 I Flour per 100 2'0 8 I Femhers 25 1 ,00 I Dried Aapplee 91. 1,00 I IWswax 25 3.00 10 I Hay IMetnmorn I'rlrra. lonaai Tin wkeki.v at

J. C. Wheat, 1 25. Corn, 35. Rye, CO. Hut er, IG. Flour, frt.75. FeathfM. 35iot0. Flaxed, 1,25.

Totatofa, 30. 3uU, 35. Durley, 45. Er-.. 12.; Lard, 0. Flour M.U. 33. White Deaua, 1, 0. IlroAlilll rncrs). ( osr Tin rrKi v T JOHX ROIl KM S, I'KOKUCK DEALER Wheat, 1 S per bush. I Potatoes, 30 per bush finis. " I Kutter. Irt a. Kutter, 1 " m Corn. 40 " Kinrs, l? " loi Klour, o 5iif bid. I.ard. 10 pr fc Feathers, A33prb Mye, 60 Harley, 41 (iinsens;, 30 Hu X Seed 51 3.T Iteef ( allle 5 00 nett KlourbMs 30 onts each. Vhltobai,i $1 U0 1 !ir 9I0O noti. I I'ork MiU, 1 m oou, 5 i 0 F eoril. Clover ieed $.1 23 Illoomimsrrovo I'rlrea. rnaRKCTKD ntcxi.Y t J. K1XO, MERCHANT & TRODfCK PEA I. E It Whent K0 rts per. Itn. nutter 13 et per 11. Oats 33 " " I'jrirs 10 " il.. New Corn 30 l.nrd 8 l. Potatoes ?Octsirr nil. fJlnsen 50 " Klonr Mils 40 elseach. Feathers 40 ' " Pried Apples HI per bu. Tallow 10 " Wood 91 50 per cord. White Beans 00 Lavrel M.nKirr. Corrected wef.klv BY C. 11. CLK.MENTS.

Cora .10 I Oala 35 Rye CO I'.arley 45 flaxseed 1,10 Deeswnx 2.' Gineii 25 Cutter 15 Fcg 1 I Cheese 0 Hay " 10.IM) J Feathera 3fi rotatoea 40 Woo I 2.00

PUKl'ilCSATi'E. rpl I II subscriber w ill sell at public aale on Sat. nrday Cue '.titlt of February a lot of hors ? rattle, farming utensils and kitchen furniture. A I.MI oue good SUillion ? years old. 1 he sale will commence at ten o'chwk A. M., at his resdeuce ono mile south west of hloominfrove. Terms made known on tho lavnf salo. WM. HATFIELD. Feb. IG IS54.-2 w. 1 RAIL ROAD HOOT A.Til Ml OI-: itlASI FACTOHY IM the Hail Road property formerly occupied by Wilsou .Morrow usanetlice. Call and gut good work, and quick work at fair prices. . M. II. THURSTON 0 mos. S. S. t80PI.il' .yhole-ale dealer in Dried Fruits, Clover Seed, ' and produce generullv. No. CO Walnut Street Retween Fonrth eV Columbia nix) tuii. uxtn:i i4 in . (HHt io ilo AIMSi:s. I IOO . lo do Nil' TS.

, .V do do I LOVKJ MILD. in store and for Mie. I Itb. lT-ljr.

1ti:oOKVILLi: HANK. Qt'i'OMTK lh Court Houmi, llrnokvlll Ind. Uns Jnl fun Into operation, discounts bustlies pupur, dons a genitrtl HaiiKliisT llualiirass I'ecelrei, and "i iiari on ilei.o.iu. JOHN V, HIM', Ca.lder. I'ob. 17 mi. 0 If

Views of llui,iiijri, Loscrrs, i'nrlrntM, 1Ht Ums, Malis, Show Cards, Notes, Ilrafls, Hills of xi-hango, Labels, iVc. Vc. M 1 1) IM.KTOM rV WALL A CK. No IIS Walnut Street. Odd Kollo I Hull, Cincinnati, Sui. II, lei3 47 I jr. election Notice. VOTiri: Is hereby given to .ho stockholders of 1' the lirookvilla At Conuersville Turnpike road company, that there will an election held In the town of Wast I'uiou, on Saturday, '.'llh of .March. 1I.V4, for tho purf.oo of electing11'" Hirer tors to serve the ensuing voar. ..TiirsLi'iiscc'r Feb.' 17-3 weeks. L. V. WINSTON. T. IHOIWtLL. a. v. wins-ro. I. H. WIMTO!. WiXSTON & CO. wholesale dealers in T r n (ft ft rr h c l V' V V V f WO. 23 Pearl Street, Between Main di Walnut, J"NTINXATI,0III0. NEW DfiUO STORE! (Sign of the Golden Jfortar.) JTc!hn W. 23diy, . DKALEK IN Druin, llrdiclnr., ulsilsi, Olla, l)y r-Mii If I'rrliiiiiery, .School llookss Mntlonrry. Iin mid I'orkct Cutlcrrt A.c. W'est side of Jain St., uext door to the VALLEY HOUSE, . B300KVILLE, INDIANA. TAKES pleasure In Informing the public generally, that he Is now In reovitit of and opening In his new room, opposite the tiblic Sipiare, a full stock of all UooU iu bis line. Iiis stock of DKUÜS AND MEDICINES. II an lay with all ronflJenco I not stirpamed, either In finality or variety by any other liousa in the couutv, nor at as low prices. His stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c, Kept by him Is eompleta In averv part. 1 am now opeuiugan elegant assortment of English, French and American P rf meries, All of which have leen purchased at och prices as will enablo me to sell At tbe lowest rates. I have made arrangements with a large publishing houe in Cim-iuuull toJe kept supplied with all the varieties of SCHOOL BOOKS. Used In the Schools of this pluco and vicinity, besides an excellent assortment of 'Staple and Fancy Stationery, which will be disposed of at reduced prices. 1 have aL-B very Due assortment of Pen and Pocket Cutlery, all of w hich are fresh Importations and many new patterns. For any of tho ahoTe or numerotn other articles usually kept in houses oiiiko character, the public are respectfully luvited to the "Siirn of the ;oi,len Mortar." JOH.N W..MOODY. So.ßtf. (J. C. l)ODI. FASHIONABLE HATTER.' 54 Fifth Street. cincixati onio. 43 ljr. Jjcnnison jousc. COR. MA IX AXD FIFTH, C I N C I N N ATI . OHIO. DENNISOX & ROM, PROPRIETORS. trv vnnK irinlt üIIADnDC A 1T TIIOS. J. ERNST Manufacturer an I .I 'alcr in all kinds of transparent window shade .lnw-eordTaseU, Knis mountings Ac. Hull. Walnut st..'incilinstl. order lu a superior at io. Gold Ban a AxnAvmrr. i iiecii ciiixa. TXTIl Inducements are now offered a purchaYj sniff public. We have Just opened a large In. voice of white French China Dinner Ware, of unerionunlitv and beautiful sts In, an article not to be surpassed I this or nny other market. We are scu ms tins articio liiwnoio or pans oi sens, io suiiine order of Itirt purrhunor, on a slight advance on .New York or I'biladelph.a prices. Persons aloul to purchase are invited to rail and examine o;ir roods and learn the prices. In each the; will And an inducement. Ill -COINS, liliO. & ANDERSOV, 'ot. 11. lf33.-'Jiu t)l Main atreet Ready Hade Clothin rilllK I 'DI".IIMC;M"I ng leave to In I form their friends and customers of their ex tensive opperntion of manufacturing ready made Clothing for this aprinfr We have constantly on hand and are daily receiving a good stock of cloths Casshners, Vestincs Ai Tailors trimmltips together with a line assortment or (,ontlcmena r uruishing goods, all of hieb we shall be happr to sell cheap nd on reaonat le terms. Please cull and exam ine our slock beforo purchasing elsewhere. Call at No. 811 wests'-do Main at. between 5tb 4t6tu, Cincinnati, Ohio. Jan. '54, 5 1J. MACK & BROTHERS. TO KENT OK SKLL A WOOLLEX FACTOUV I. IT 1 calculated for Manufacturing Woollen Goods, Cardiiig Country Rolls, cVe., There Is in it one set of Roll Cards, one 30 l-h Double Krcakerw'th aid drawings and Condenser. One Jack of 141 spindles. Tho machinery la in good order, nearly new propelled by water from the canal. It can be rented for ono, thred or fire years. 1 T QA I A Saw Mill In ItrooUvlilo. illiOUl tils I u good order oue saw, and a lath cutter, and Is the only saw In er near II rook -ville. ItU propelled by wutcr from the canal. Those renting will have to pay the wuter rent. Applications will be rvcolved for bin lug or leasing both of these eMnblishmcnts until tli C5ih duy of march next. Direct applications to tho A cunt at llrookville, Ind. Mr. hrlgswlll show the factory at Harrison. C. F.CI.ARKSON, General Agent. Feb. 17, l?S4 (3 weeks.) &Qiw Osngc Orange PI .nits for snlvj by tho subscriber living 2J miles aeuih east of Mount Curincl Ind. l'rlco TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF per Thousand. WILLIAM WHITEHEAD, Fuh. 10 1bjI 3 w MOOniLlE COLLEGE. fssrwius Institution Is now ready to receive any Q n'smlierof young gentleinen and yonni Ind,o, and niri.ril ll.em thebil of facilities for nhtalulnga thorongli education. The bulltlln? Is largo and convenient, f.nd the Hoard of Instruction will be increased as Ilia wants of the Instution demand. Tlios ynir mn who mv even prefer tograduatenl older Ia-titutloi a, will do well ti acquire the preparatory tu. lies here, her the clus-es are not I" larie Tor convenience, anil whore they aro not taught by under grail nates, as Inmoktold Institutions. Young ladies, on graduating, IU receive appropriate diplomas. Hoarding ran be had In good families, near tho college ediHrt at two dollars per week. Young men c in lourd 111 mselr sal about sixty cents per week. The prices of tuition rune from ji to $ij,ii(t per quarter w ith ten per cent discount for advance puvmcnt. For furtlier particulars aildra JNO. V. I.OCKK, I'res l HrooUvUle Ind. l-'cb. 0 l-Zi. rpiiKrxr-EKsiGN-J. KU are a committee to rent the Hull of too Nous of remperanre, for suitable let Iure and exhibitions. T. A. GOODWIN M. W. IIAILK JACKSON LYNN tf. DEEDS. NORTGAGES, AND Quit-Claims of the new style, and all kinds of Blanks for Justices made to suit the new law, JTr Fur sale at THIS OFFICE. Qt r.r.NSWAHi: We have Just received the most beautiful stock of tluueusware, in setuor bv tho peace, ever before offered In this msrkct. 'uiy 7 LI.NCK &. KAKQl'IIAU.

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Store, AND No?. 40 & JU Lower Market St. XEAll SYCAMORE, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Nov. :i 13-47 Cmoi. Filing fwi? SnJlOo TUP. undersigned adm-r. nf Unmet McToniha (.-cM.wlll olter at I'rlvatw snle ai.til Kuturdav the 1Mb dayr March next, when If m sol l, will enpose at publle outcry on Ihsproinios. between the hours of IU A.M. and 4 1. Si. of an Ul day, the following described Real Kslal. .)-wll: n humlruil sii.i -iiri (t) acres off or Hie we.t ule of aerllon Twenty ond (-21) Town t-elvo I f n Knuiro thirteen (13) lu FraUIln County Inuinna." Tlie'ro are a comfortiible dwelling liousa, log atablo and excellent well ofwater on said premises bout C5 acres or clearer limn ami me ballanrn wt' Umbered. It Is sllnate on the Mctamora road 9 miles south west of Jlloom lug Urove and 1 n.lle

WV. or I Än. third cash I sale-one I rol!-f' '! will It. Ills pleasant to lliird iu nine months awd ono third iu fifteen mos. I to, and perfcclly safe In accordance wllh tho d!rmm .Ihv of sale, with Interest and approved ae- ' ractlons. We do not adrrrtlsn for Ilia Information

appruisoiucmiar .i.i.., Jan. SS till tale Eureka! Eureka!! Cjach w ill bo the exclamation oi every one, that IJlooka In at the. OLD WHITE UUKNKIl. anJ examlncilhe larceand splendid ttotk ol Fall anil Winter (2onN. direct from New YorK and Boston, all or hlch were selected with care .and expressiv for this market. Our entiro lock was purchased ol Importers and w ill be gold on the mnt favorahle terni We are determined to be on the "m ahead" principle ana not he beat selling low. wo particularly invite the attention of Hie I.adie toour tiperb .lock of DRESS GOO LS comprising everything In this line troin Calicoes to Hie nneatsllK ami satins. We have a lartr stock of men's wear's hoes, lints, cap. and dually everything that is generally kept in a retail .tore, a list of which win uo louua in small advertisements In thla paper. We would here trraU' fully, ack now ledge ourselves ln.lel.ted to our many kind palrons for ast favors and cordial ly invite a continuance. cp2U 4 . N. 1J. t. A LLIUN &SU.N. SiiksrSilksllSÜks!!! I ' ri M RS nrest Miss, comprising y 4 3 ill Pieces flcured. 10 " chanuble; IO " plain and llgured black, S " plaid; All of the finest stylea antl bet patlcrnsjuil received and will be sold cheap by Lfidies' Dress Good 3. To the ludles, we would say .call at the 'Old w hite Corner,' and tuke a 4peep' at the fluert lot of DrcMGoods.eTcr offered In tbi uiarkct,consi.ling in part of 0 pieces minim oe iaines,ransingironi ucis to $1 S3 per yard; 23 pieces cashi mere; 10 ' poplins; 10 silk warp lustre; 30 common do; 6 44 crape do laine; - 10 44 French merino; all of w hich w ere manufactured from the finest fa bric and best materials and purchased direct from Importers, and will bo sold at small profit, by iep2T 42. X. D. CAI.L10X &SO.V. Brookvillc Bank in Operation Allof Franklin Comity havebeard oflhe low price, at which (Jooda huv'e heeu unifbrmly sold at the cheap store ol I. 1MJICK&. SOX, i And that it tho reason why they have niwnya! had the cream of the country' trade. Bu this Fall, ' L now in ir ths I wen. hi eh ulin the Merchants runheJoii so hastily, they concluded to wait till the rusn us over; wnen irom mere Demy inoro i-ei-lers than bttvers, they bought their fceautiful Fa.l 6i Winter stuck at rr, i,n rr.f T. Than any other IIouo In the Valler. 'thus we can undersell all who bought earlier, as will be found by priciLg our Goods aud theirs. Try It and too for yourselves. Ourstock is Imlec 1 a choice and beautiful one; and cunuot be bealea in Franklin County. I. PRICK & OX. IOTt will pay to go there. That's so,J If. Furniture, Furniture, Furniture. lirF. Invito the public attention toour new stock II of Furniture just received. which we.fTora little lowor than any othe- heu.e in the White Water Valley. " CVwsietlng ef Fofis.Biiraw.CMitre Tsble,Card Tables Cherry cV Walnut llrenkfatil At Dining Tables Drawer & Wash Stund, Ite.Utea l. Lounges, Cribs, Willow Waggon ci rra.lles. Matrasses besides a general assortment of t'H A I K". tf. D. FKICE & SOX. IIa is k Cans. A splendid lot of all sljlos aud prices,of the above article. Jiit opened at CVLLIO.VS STORE. Kk bard II. Ttxbr. Frcdekick O. Bäke. Fall Stock Clothing 1 833. (iIIKAPt'K than the cheapest. The undarsigncd wuuld again announce to their former palrons, aud to the public generali y, that they aro gitalin receipt; direct from t'rw Ytrk ami Philailcijihia of their full slock of Ulothing.GcntsFurnishingGooils Still anriralled In U extent, in the excellence of articles ,and in the extremely low prices at which they are cold. They would alio say that. In connexion with their stock of clothlng,they have Jut recvived.and w 111 keep constantly on hand, a full and complete assortment of Gloths, Gassimcre?, & Ves tings, hieb will be tel l at uuuKuully low fgttrea or made to order, at the shortest notice, and in tho most fashionable style. Thoy also keep a large and well selected stock of Hats, Gaps, Boots. Shoes, Shirtt,cravati,cltart,ickt, neck and ssckef hhilki; hmrry gtoret;pcket-btakt, unihi ellat.rorpeliickt.mnd trankt, all of which they have taken great pains in selecting, aud w Ii ich they are ..determined to sell alsui li prices as will insuro their sale to any per.on w ho may havo priced them, before purchasing eise here. They would, therefore, earnestly Invite persona wishing anything In liicirline, to call at their Glotliiug Emporium. and examine their goods, tltelr quality and price feeling conti. lent tliat in nentiie. of stylo and durabillty of article they cannot be excelled. They cannot forbear tendering their thank t. their vustoiners.for the ui.n nor in which they have appreciated their past oxertlonsind hope the conlicence and patronage, hjruloforoso liberally bestowed, may ba continued Hour mutual advantage, assuring theiu that wo reeogulxe.ln our business transactions, nouo but tho principle or fair dealing with all. TV.NKK & UA K. I : It. N. It. All work warranted, and any gariuoutripoingwlll be repaired gratuitously. lit ook villo Oct. 13th W3. loots & Shoes. IO case Kip Boots; j 3 S n 8 I Si 1 " coafse 44 44 waterproof Coots 44 inemculf 44 44 " hup 44 44 4 Iioys course 44 i Kip 44 44 Mau coarse shoes; 44 " Kip " 44 4 Flno Culf 44 fidprs. Rubber iV linffalo over Shoes; Jti!t received by the uinlr-rigned direct from Now York, and wlll'be sold rhuap for cash. N. D. 45 A 1.1. 1 O.N A. SON in: ham?. n F.CK S flue (5iiii:linin.l'il epened and for uleatlho OLD III I K CORN lilt. S!i;,wls! Shawls!! "ShawUlf A snperb stock of Brocho.Chene, Crape, Thlbo wo), long and snuara sha I, at tlm Oi l) Will I E CORNER. fil.OTIIK, raslnirrc, stnllnot and ; .1 rani Lint K iV l-'An jrn.s, have on hand a very large and choice selection "fcl'ilhs.raoiuiercB, siili'net and Jeans, for sain at tho lowj.-i ligurus. Call uudsec tUcm. my 7 Laurel Iron Store Jut recolvod a good aortnieit of Iron eV 5"teel which I wlllsell low. SAMLEL WILLI A.MS. Sep. SM. IU tf. "'minis 3iXKY.' OS. It. rLAIlK rt his now store, ono door J south or the VALLEY HOI'SK keeps conslant lv ou hand a general assortment of Juwt irv, WATCI1KS, CLOCKS, silver spoons, rrzors, and, 'prent vark-lv of FAXt'Y A!IT1CU:S, such as are usually kept by Jewelers. Ilo ia prepared alo to repair old Je ulry, and to clean and repuirclocks and watches on reasonable terms and at short nlice. lie M! 11K0 i;iko old silteraud gold in cxchai.gn lor jrootia. or. 4tU'ü3. 4'j-ly. Furniture! Furniture'.! 1 I NT received a good usuortmont of Kl'RXII TURK, confuting in part of ILircutis, TubK's, Stands. Centre-Tables. Solas. l.ouiigej!,Cri''i, Willow Cabs, Wagons and ( rallies. IledIei:!s, Mattras&es,Cliairs of r very .iriet v. nt tho FrilMTUltB ROOMS. Drook villi, July 13, lSiJ.-?!, Thonia.s McGcchin, iniQLES.ILE CX0CER, Suth Emt Cor. .V and Si.iti Strrrlt, Cincinnati, (j.'iiu. This House has becu doing biuincrs f r "' cars. 12 vear l presont location, i'cl.j, 'e'l-JO-Jyr.

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V'sVX.t 'U v..t. Mk CHERRY PECTORAL, r or in rapii i ur or C OrCillS, ( OLDS, IIOARSFAESS, I1KU.M III I IS, HOOI I.Ms-l 01 tall, i'nnm C'Tlltfl 1 Ti ( UOl ASTH.lI.l, WD 4'AVCrif PTI A V iv.ioi.ni iiv.ii . ... .. . , . , vl numcroue me.ucmes exiani, ..no some o. thcin vultatlo) for tho cure of pulmonary complaints, nothing has ever bi-cn found which conld ., , ... .h .... ....;,. Otherscuru sometimes, but at all timet and III all dlsca-ics of tlio lungs and throat hero medicine Fninlll IhMhnv ki.owu Its v:.l,i will not ha without It, and by iti timely use, they are secure from the duneroua consequences of Coughs and Colds w hlch ucjlcdl.'d, ripen into fatal coi-.iutnp-lion. The Diploma of the Massachusetts Institute waa awarded to this preparation by the Board of Judges In September IH"; .also, tho Medals of the three great Institutes of Art, In this couutrj; also the Ulplyroa of tho Ohio Institute at Cincinnati, has been given to the Ciikrrt Psctorax, by their Covernmeutin consideration of Its extraordinary excellence and usefulness In curli.g uCecllons ofllio Lungs and Throat. Read the following opinion founded on the long experience of the eminent I'byslcian of ilia Port and City of Dr. J. C. Aver, ST. JOHNS, May, 8, 1831. Five years trial of jour CHERRY PECTORAL in my practlco' has proven w hat I foresaw from its composition, must be true, that it eradicates and cures the colds and coitgiis to w hich we, In th't section, are peculiarly Uuble. I think its equal has not yet beea discovered, nor do I knw Low abetter re edy can be male for the distempers of the TnrOut aud Luugs. J. J . BCRTOX, M. 1)., F. R. R. Fee wlut it uadnno on a w aited constitution, not only in the following cases, but a thousand more: 5iDnrT,Jan. 24th, 1?5I Dr. Aver: In the month of July lust I was at tached by a violent diarrhoea Id the mines of Oal ifornia. I returned to San Francisco In hopo of reeolvlu; benefit from a change of cliinatJ and diet. My diarrhoea ccasod, but was followed by a severe cough and much soreness. I flaally start' ed for home, b nt received uo benefit from the voy age. My coujli continued to grow won, and when I arrived In New York, I was at once msikeJ by my acquaintances as a victim of consumption. 1 must confess that I saw r.o sufikicut reason to doubt whut my friends all believed At thlt timo I commerced taking your truly invaluable medi cine w 1th little expectation of deriving any beredt from its uss. You would not receive those lines did I not rpurd it my duty to state to the Kfllictcd, through you, tliat my licalth, in the space of eight mouths, Is fully restored. I attribute it to the useofyour CHERRY PECTORAL. Yours truly, WM. w. .SMITH. PHEPAKCD AND 50LD BY JAMES C. AYER, ' IrCtIcal und Anal Jticnl Cliomiat . , . I i-owlll .-uaea. ' CSolJ In T-rooV villo by M. V.. Ilaile; in Laurel by I. ia"" & lH puy: In .Memmora by C. Vancamp; in Aiidersonviliu by C. every lirro. Overton, and by drugis STOVMS! JSTOVLS: mil V. ?tib.crilicr. thankful to a generous publ ie J forthe liberal putronuge bestowed on him, would j reeperiiniiy iniorin ineni tnui uo sun strives io merit the same, by keeping constantly on hand.tlie best af sort men t of Stoves ever ollorel for sale, west of the Citv. All those in want of A GOOD COOKING STOVE should call one door North of R. II. Burton Store w herd ho will be lound, atall time, ready to wait ' on all who may furor him with a call j Parlor, Ullice, Store, anl Shop ! Stoves, of new and beautiful patterns. Tbeutten. I lion of the public I respectfully Invited to The I Folding Door Parlor Stove, which will meet tho i approbation of all. HOLLOW WAliK., Sugar Kettles, Skillets, Tots, Ovena. und LUtg. Andirons, Sn.limns, Iron-stands, Kra.s nti.l Copper Kettles. He still continues to increase kit stock with every desirable article, of TJn. Copperand Sheet-lrou Ware, of his own manufacture, to Meli he invites the attention of Dealers, Wholesale aud Retail, with a confidence that he can supply them as cheap as an; other cstublUment. Old Copper, Pewter, and Iron taken In exchange for all articles In Iiis line. 44-tf. J. II. FUDGE. 1 HOCr.lt JiiKt received am', forsale U SM Ullis. S. O. Molasses; 5 44 Cul.lon Syrup & Su;ar House do 10 Nhdsprimo Sugar; 4tl Sncksbest Rio Coffee; 3 Tierce Rice; 111 Hbls Fish; 10.MI lbs Tatlor'sb" t Snle Leather. Rv aps .,. D. (JALLIOX & SOX, If ATI-Ca 4 best spring style offnshlonab I'atsjus' ceive.l and for sale at my 7 . LIACK& KAHUUIIAR'S. NO HUMBUG!!! N'OIV Is your timo too a In a fortune for $1. Ills neither Hook Agencies nor useless receipt,; but a sure method of making from to S.HIH per cent, upon any capital vwistever iu Tested. This valuable Information can bo obtained by sending one dollur by letter, post paid directed to W. de E.O. VAX I'ERGEX Cincinnati Ohio. 510 mos. 0V s-ile, at low prices, at tho IJenoitc Franklin Co. 11:1. le Koclety, at.M. W. , at low prices, at tho Der oitorv of the I tulle's, a full assortment of Hildes Huarto, Octnvo, Rearl, with Tucks and Clasps Testaments and I'salms both GERM AX AXD EXGLISII. Tvstuments of all slsea and cjunlitlf. Oerman and Kuglisli Telairent(bnth In one) Call and see. Dom. Copy. If. CtO. HOLLAND Prcst. ANOTIH-.il Hir.SlI StTPLY. LAST ARRIVAL 0? TUG S EASON mil I! undersigned have Jut been making unite 1 a largii addition to their pr.-sei t sttick of clothing co sUllngof COATS, PANTS, & VESTS In endless variety Milted to tlio wlnlertrade. Tluv would therefore suy bj way of advice In llioan vi iinling clothing not to bo toli!il III milking their purchnes, for we are now offering such In. duceuieiiti iu tlie nay ofrAr.ii f-e.r us will well repay them for the trouble ol look in. I'o'ui her to cs.tl ut TVM.lt iS; UAIiiiil'S. UrookvllleXov. 1st i3 40. IIIFOIlTAriT TO DUILUERSä' BIorf4oy&B3hIcr, FROXT STREET, RET. 1 TESTE RX now AXD JUllX, CIXCIXXATI, emu. Peulera Io II kimls of LumW and inaiiuracturers of Sali, Door, Iiiin!, Viud-jr Krani-s, .MouldingH, l! isrt 1'il.isirrs," Weither Ilmirdinj:. While una Yellow liue; flooriiij, S'ores, t"lielvinjj for Tailm;: fir leuc e i , Board rl.ijed on leith ide:, of v ur iviiis tV.itlwi.Ofe. KUiUlde fur the insi.le ll u 1 ol 'hon-e. Thii estabtiKiime:il i.l be f.unt to be of gr -at, benef.t to persoiisliuihlinir in t ie country, as l!i. y can be supplied hero, w il l ;tlt th in-d.-riuls r T..ly mu.l.'.of 1. in. tier, i::or.i.uli!. ..i.uvl for tti.'shii'g houvft. In tiia Lumber Vnrd tout- 'ct.-d wltiith: establish tnei;t t'l.Te is kept f r i'. ' :.n e.i -iivc assortment of Lumber f.r till I u I 1 i r pitrpoM. Sash primed and glaz -1. rou.-.t.mtly on !:t:nl. All orders promplly altt lelcd t-. '1't.lk.M.S L.1.--I1. ov. II, rSi .7 1 yras TlTATTM cV rUMW'KX, Healers iu Iiry Uot!? J 1'earl Stm't, iirinti: t i 'tier lor sale ou the most favorable terms l-.'l II packages lrv GciUs. purchased p.'.ostlv

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Hill A4;i: Jll AN lll'IdTI'IIKII, j on Mi. lue linriren Mre.-l, l.r.H.k 1 1 1, J u-t below tl.e public square, bus at sj s on ln.u.1 li.rr -si rtiiicni nt Carriages, cm. sltlnß ff üijcvh u; , Ilonas and Kuudj s, J l.tlu l.'otkaHSjs, l'l.nt..ii, and Kurjr.es. I'urt lirs lll Bud lk to lh dr r.Ivim.i .;- to rull sn.l vnunili.e my work, bs in) sloek is lliu lar-url iu town, and my pticusas low as the same quality ofwi-rk elMowhure. I Im keep foraulj Carriage Hurneis of any ! or prico. I ainprp'"'"'! I" ""'Ii t order aay Jescrlptlon of t'amuiru, nnt on Hai.ft.st ttiorTv.l notice. I'itrticiilur Ktluiitluu punl to repair! ( April, i3. IT-tf T AKi: t'lMI. -lOnarrrlsoftkebesl Wh'.te Ii Kl. Ii. 4 huU do do Just received and for sale by R. 1 Y5EK. May S4, DC3. n A II I FT I X 4. .-.The un.lers'jMieil would ny i to all thosn inhlug to furnish their Boors wi'.h a carpet that will look eil, do good service, aad necr raiie, to can kl in cmi.i.ii:iiiifiu nnn i.wi through his present slo k, which he lis lately received from the east. v. hlch can be sold at prices which witlrompare favorably with the lowest Cin cinnati rules. Me has. .trr Varlcir. of the Intest stvlo and fashion, ranging In prices from 30 tt 1 30 cts. per j ard. Soeall ami see him. 1 Oct. JiOtU, lej'J. Mi-iiAnii n.vcn. I'llOTKCTIO-V (Fire, JIarine and Inland) INSUItANC 1 0 CI) 311 A N . or IIARTFOBD, CONN. , 1SC0BP0UTED 1825BOARD ...;. Iliztao, W. TnasLL, W. B. I.'UBEIKS, I.. Hl'MrllREY, OF DIRECTORS. C. II. Xoktuax, K. Fkelkt. J0. WsBttaTOH, W. KtLLOOO, E. HiLia, D.W.f-LAna, T. BKI.BN4P, W. A. Warb, I M. IsiUM, 11. BkLnt!. I). CfcAKa, IV. Williams, Wat. Coxneb, hec'y. 1) W.CLAKK, President. The attention of rronerty holdara is respectfully called tothesuperior advantages for Firt ?Iu rlufiiml lnimtd iimiriincr nneren ny the I'llOli l MUX lM ItAMX CO. 1 he undersigned has been furnished with blank pol iciea. signed by the olTlcersof l!ie Company; 10 with hhihk renewal receipts. for cnntinuitigputicics alrvailv Isnueil, and I duly authorise. 1 and prepar ed, as Agent of said Company, to make insurances for any period of lime, uotleslhan one month nor greate'r than seven years, upon buildings or their contents, occupied as iiwiLi.ixos, rroutt, Horses, CnrRCHRs, Hotel, Harb, Cocrt Hoests, Colliues, A.c., cVc, and the contents against loss or daxagx kt riRK. J. J. FOU'l S, Agent, i ly For Laurel, FrauVliu county, lud. FAIVCV ;OIS FplendiJ assortment of Lawn', Btr.iges, Borage De Lulnes, Tissues, Silks, Satins, and whito dress goods. Forsale very cheap at nij 1 L1XCK it FARCIUIIAR-S. TfAI.L P.Ii:K.""'Ve hare now on band W a large assortment of Wall, Flro Board and w inilow paper. Also, a targe lot or window ahn des of the latest stvle aud pattern, which we am selling at reduced prices. S'. D.GALL10N & SOX. "2 Calicoes! Calicoes'.! innPIECRS best Cocbeco, Merrimsc and New ZUWKngland Prinli,Jnt received at the Sep K. OLD WUI1E GOKXER. nAKPETS! CARPETS!! Just received j at the Old Whitb Corker, a most magnificent assortment of Carpets, of all stvlesnnd prices. i V. GALLION de SOX. 1 C Ü HI 1.V.- V continues to insure against loss or damage by Are aud the perils of navigation, on as favorable terms as anv responsible Company. j All lotcs puidat the oClce where Policy Issued, iu sixty days after proof. Available Capital 1,000,000. The undersigned. agent of this old and responsi ble Company isatall times prepared to issue. Policies, ker. die. Olllco two djors north of Rnrtoti's stere, Brookville, Ind. ALFRED WARD, age it. May 'Jd.lSwS. 22-ly J 0 11 X AVr ILL! A M s, Fashionable Ts ITU I11Ü1IJI Axn oisirriiiKi:, MT.CARMKL..1ND. A well selected stock of Clothe, Cassimeres and Veslints always on hand, to which he invites the attention. oTall in want of pood fitting gt-rmeuts made iu the most I a-hioua Lie mannet in tins Department of Iii 4 busiuefa lie licfies competition, a choice stock of Heady Made Clothing, selected with great care which will be sold at a email aJvauce ou cost rncea. This depart' ment ie jj'eat! v enlarged, bo that ditappoiLt ment iu selectir. 8eaouhlle garmcuU is next to impossibility a genrral assortment of Cravat, Stocks, Shirts, Collars &.C. etc., for sale at the lowest prices. 41-3-. JOHN WILLIAMS. . 16. ROY,. 1ta((itarootanbfbof!iiahtr. 1 LiS leave to Inform the citizens or liriKikvilleaiid vicinity, that be carrlej on business in the above line on Main Burgesa atreet, opposite tho r i .- i i. l.. wT-Ä Viura, a v-iuiie, anu uuuvs u by strict atletitlon to bu,Snessaud bis experience In the trade, and with a linn determination to oik nothing but the best of slock and warrant good Ills, ho expects to merit a share of public patronage, l'eg or teaed ladies' work of nil dscriptiena made to order, aud of tha real Pursinn and Philadelphia sttlcs. January 6 1.-.34-1 yeur. nASH l int WIIOLI WOOL!! LOOK! V; 1 ho Mills iV Factory nt Melamora are now running, and we are read to wait on customer, in our line, tho Factory bus been largely improved, and wecancard. spin. weave, aud inunutucture Wool on as short notice, as good aud as cheap, as any rood shop lu the country. Fulling and dyeing done In the usual seasor on fair terms, all kinds of .Merchai. table produce taken for work au. especially w ool greese. We w ill pay cash or goods for Ul.blio lbs Wool. Ä Call aud see us before taking vottr wool or work olerhcres. SJI-'.'j MACV.GORJJUX A Co. "simt VliAIK.r. lot of the above named Articles embracing Silk, Woolen, Linen aud Cottcn, Jusl opened m.u nr saio tncsp at . . .o . , v.Nov. 1st "53 43. TY.NKR A BAKER'S. 1) IC 1 3 TS A: I."4s-IIATXS 5(K1 pieces or well 1 nssortod prints and Ginghams. For sale at re duced prices at my 7 UXCK A FARQUHAR'S. fgllir year V-tt Is now ncaily closed, and I B earnestly request all per.oi.s Indebted to mo, or the late firm of ll. A Si. Tj nor, to make payment by the first day of next month. Ml claims of long standing, mi st lie rsiu, or Isliall brinault ou Die in li.imcdlutcty. RICHARD TYAEH. , KrocVvlllo Di'c. CI '33 tf. Triors or the i.nd. Air:tiCA", Subscription when not paid within tho year SKl If paid within the year 2.no If paid In advutico l,id Town Subscribers, In advance .1,75 In cIuIih of'Jj !,'.'.' IncluSaofril) 1,0(1 13 cents will be dedneted ou subscription out of the conn!) . Qgj'Sulrcril'Crs may remit money ly mail at our risl;vhentiot Iff s than - are re-nu'll'-d at one lime, and recrij ts vill le rt turned stating the time to which fiynnnt if mode. (Main a certificate of ih; Port Master as to the amount remitted '. I.:t(lic3 SllOCS. I ?() pairs Culf Rofils; llKi lvp M V4 ?d 31 s 4'(ioal Uuskll.s; K.natn lotl young Ladies Roots; 44 Fine Kid A'lbouis; ' Xcw si; I.J tiaiterv; 44 Ruhher litirsliin; " Low SamlaU; 4- Fur Lined over Shoes: et Together w ith a large aud splendid as.-ortmckl of Children's and Mi.kC, extra liim shoes. As we pay particnlaralleutlou In the selection -nf our liuots aud Miocs.ln regard to duribility and ncntnes, we h ire no hcnitem y in recommending the sau.e, and ha e r.o tears of heinc 'c II -.1 tu Ulis (.rum It of our b'isii.i'k!,,ir of ben j heat selling w. D. CALLIOX A f.oS. N i c k-N a c k s. Come ard see all of tl.o nice t'.iinrf. In tho way of notioiiM.to b r.iun.I at i.i ion's Stihi?. consisting in part. oI'Mcn's tln Muck, Dog.skiu. Kid. Silk, Woolen 5c Co'.Joi CIdVcw, I.adiecc Misses Kid. Silk, Woolen At Cotlou do. ephry's Scarfs, Woolou under. leeve V t'ufTa, Ylctorines, Kmbroiderod CulUrs. ( l,ei.iletts. Il.lfk's and underuleevcs, Rib'.ioiis, Linen A Cotton l ac-s.Swlssand Jackonefiiikeriiotts V tilinjs. Silk I.c,lJrnh. cs, Thread's Voll et Lining.-, Xeedl Piu s, Iluttons, ccc.Ac. in IlOCrnitS,Coiiilt.iiiiyo:i l and. frih Sllf. ;riea, at the pl.eioi t.ioTcry eesnpiai.iy oi t.r.K-l-esp -lore of LixcKi fa:.c;i :iar. i Ui y '

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MAUI! CLunilNU l,fto ri el i .1 a baiidMiii.e nrtinant ready tiiwle ' loth n.g, in stlj.tiin to oar eaidcrii pitntuise hlch i l- nur -,.r-it. nit cotuj lew- I run the f.uft Lf.OAll lUil U4 ft. in a, ficiittemen, m e prcfi'ts to sell ( lolhii ff a little In ur than n ( ll.er li'iiirs in this n urk.l. t'ur uiutlo. 'f iui.!l pr.;Hs and muri ssles." i. I l.lt K. Ai OX. 71 ov. 1. -i3. 4(1. PRÖTESTiori" INSU I. AN CE COMPANY, IIAllirOIU), CONN. Cnpllul Mod', Annnn I'rrnilmus unit M ctrin 1 utids. INCORrOTlATED 1S23. Till4! oftls baa row transacted tus'.nrsa for more than a quart.-- of a cc tlury, derti.j Luis period It has tuken more than 100,000 IilSKS!! And Insured real and personal property egamst loss ty i-ire aud vi aU r to lue value of more tun TWO IIUKDRED MILLI0KS DOLLARS II THE WESTERN COUNTRY. Policies of Insurance lsu-J on the most f:ivor able terms airuiiiHt lose ordamage by Are, or the perils of Mm ti!i..u by MO.N'IGOMKUY ARNOLD, Nov. lllh. 1J3. y A cent at Harriso Uluw. NEW ARrTFaHion we.DLOOMI.GGROVE, IXD IU constantly receiving a splendid aud ceiuplete assortment of STAPH' ATVD FASCY IIY (iOODS, t.rerrrlrs, Hardware, Qiterniivarr, Cutlery, Hat Cape, Konnatf, Uoelsj, sliori, Iteasd ymado riotlilny. I)ru;tricaiclnrfisl'aln(s OH. Dj-f-Kttirr,nlls Cotton Yarns, Lotion, lrrf iimery, Ac, &r,, TCP Tho tbove t-0d! havo been bought low for cash, selected with the greatest care, ana w ill be sold at the very low est prices, ('all aud eiamine beforo purchasing eise here. Sor. 1?, U53-tf. VALLEY HOUSE! II t V'E the pleasure of annonncirg to the publio that the Vai.lkt Hoiss is now tilted up In tlie best style, for the arcoiutnoslation of tlie trivellins; enmmuhily. no pains will be spared te promote me comi.in oi inns, w no may uesire to ru se lue vsllkt llocsa their home. Under tlio present tnunape-nent.l fatter myself that no House Ic South eastern Indiana caa equal Ibis. Tbe building is large and commodions. and eoastrnctcd expressly forlhc purjiose to a Li.L it is applied. The undersigned hashad much experience In the business, and is satisfied that all bo way have heretofore favored him, will not neglect making this house their home whenever their besines may lead them to this place. ISAAC CHAPMAX. Drook Tille, f ud., March C3d,lüä3. UXRKXLL.IS & PARASOLS A larpw lot of Umbrellns and FarasoU for sale at the lowest posaibio priec at my 7 LII.CK & FAKQOIAR'S. PLOIK ItAHIti:i.S. I he marset price7 In V cash will be paid fr lucrcliauUible flour barrels at the Evchnnge Mill, Eronk ville. bv Xot.30.'j2-50. GtO. HOLLAXDd: CO. BOOTS & MIOr.SV.e have largely Increased ourstock of Boots and Mioes. and uowofTcr the perns of the season, to please the taste of ths most fastidious, in ths way of .Mrs. IjrkrtLL russoin madeladiessliirpers and buskins with the prettiest babies boots and othr-flxen" In town, may T LI.NCK ii FARUUHAR. mil kit ! -WHEAT IX WIirATIII fiOsHN Bushels of W heat wanted at tha x ihau.e Mill, Drook ville, for w hieb, tha highest uarkel-price in cash will be paid bv NoT.30.S!3-il) CtO. HOL.AXD& Co. OUJI.'TIEU WA Iir-A very larpe assortment kJ of tho most fashionable, and durable summer goods, ust received and for sr.U by "y 7 LIXCK A FARQCHAR. SOMETHING NEW. coxeksvillk MAftiirv-n shop Adioinlng the Stove Foundry of W. P. O'.hatl. Willi undersigned respect'iilly infornisthe pubL lie that be baa eslabiishcd a Machine hop la Connersville, and is now manufnclurinff jviui Auniirsi alius LS; TTorse fowers, beparatorH. (straw letters, Corn Siicllers, Wood saalng J.'acliiins, all the lates-t anu most Improved patterns. Healsomanuf rlnres Culp'a Patent Portable Cider iUI, au excellent and convenient rrliile tlist every Farmer who has an Orchard ouhito have. He expects to keep constantly on hand a 'Cply of Thrashing Machines. Ac., and Invites all be wish to purchase to give him a eall. The Machinery manufactured by liim ill be warranted to be of the best materials, and roost substantial workmanship. KEPAIRIXG. He will be prepared to repair Heaping Machines and will attend promptly tu tlie fiuiiiff up and repairing ofany kind of Machiacry a . 'Hu'rtd. iis u rtns w... L-l as reasonable ns those of any establishment in tho West. JOIIX KXUiLKY. Connersville, April H.lci3. I v. C. B. Clement's Cash Store. TT AYING Just received a general assortiueut of 1 1 new goo.is whlcn, added to mr present stosk mules my nssortuient conislete all of which will be aold low for cash or produce my stock consists, in part, of a variety nfCloliis. Cusamcrs. Falinetls,Teed.s, Jear.es A Summer ware. Also, every variety of Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Dclaina, Rombr. nines, pLiiu and fancy silks, Lace Jlilts, Kid Clows, Ac. Ac. ALSO, aline lot orQneensware, Cutlery, Groceries, etc, together with the liest assort uent of Roots & Shes ever brought to this place. Anv lady that I cannot suit in a pair of shoes must still be under the inflnenco of the dark ages. X. K. In chan!iii; my business to Cash A Produce 1 do no more than 'w hat I am compelled I d, aud I hope Ulis will be received as a suuicienl apologv. WAXTED, W.OPfl bushelf whnt. 4U,00t dj coru, fr which, f w ill PT ! C . CLi-MFXT. Laurel, Aug. 10th, If S3. "C-lf. n.tItD-irAIir,XAILS A-r,LiRia- &Fam Invite ait-ntion to their complete asI'.irtment of nails and generul stocjt of hare ware nt reducx-d Ciiiciiiuull retail prlc. way ? csi-i.i.ic v rsi a;riii:.-t are nnvlnr tha highest price for I iuen and cotton raVs deliv ered at their paper mi II. f-Toolt villo, Xov. Sdth.k";.!. 00-tf. T.t7irsMrrit hasjustrvccivedadwsll fa .1 f jlure keep a good assortment of Groeories, l)r Goods nii.j Fancy Articles, hich be will Itl at tho most reduced prices. Aor. 3uth, lfj3 3U-t;. ISAIL KOAI) I.MTTIG. 1 he aubxcrlber is Jut now receiving from the Atlantic Cities for the approaching Fall and Wlutor trade a large, full and complete assortment o ait the varieties of Uoods enumerated iu the follow It g list Staple k Fancy Dry Goodi?. Silk Gpntt, Sit im n i ,11 jr rr i rr .Qurrti irenrr, Ctmif wore, 7r fr, htott i.ttt Ur and Vit Vlitkt Vartrtingt aud Leather to w hich the attention nt lb - public la e-pecially directed. lie hastaken great pntns this r;i!l In the selection of his goods enabling him to oder, to the trade a rtock w hich In extent aud variety exceeds aur to be found in thU miirkel end to which be hall bo making frri-uAiit additions tlrou rh.i.it iltefearou. liuvrr, would And it to thlr Interest locall tnJ lnect his Jtock (w hich w iL' In n be found large and attrarive;;bel'ore, purchsili.g olrew here a he I determined hi prirrt thnil 4c at lew i lhoe nf any Louro lu the country. R.TY.Nf H. P. S. The hlghennarket pries always paid in ca-.li for all kind grain and all approved coauUy prHluee tnkon In exchange lor goods. Rrooknlli Ücl, Ulli !So3 13. 11Ilt:inl AVnter Proof Itoorinx. 1 The und(r-Vrned havli.g been appoiru-J Agent lor S. M. & C. M. Warren's F.r.- and Wi.t. r Prr...l Rooting, is now ready io do roo.1ng of Ulis k ind I any part of Franklin, I'nioii, or Fayeti. counties. Tho Store rviina of M. W. IIjIj and H. II. A J. C. Liiirton. lu Kr'V'kville.are covered with this kind of rooiliiir, to w horn the public are referred, lu durability, eheapuess.sufeiy, and convenience, all recommend it, as superior, iu the construction of most buildings. Y. K. UAH ER. Jy 10,'il 3ol-y ClAMsY! "ail4 ! fuilßlc!! Twelve i dollars per hundred pounds, and vo rh;:r" f r boxes atM. liRMAXI'S Candy Factory, alnut street, betw een Firth and Mxtht-treets. t u innnti, Ohio. apt !, I-w.;-ll TATCII .4M CLOCKS Wa. ps-esr. tenders his services to the llxclis of Hrmik. villo and vicinity, in tho cop-i' Clock .Maker and repairer ma' Jewelry, &e. Long experience nlity are his rscoinmenUitlior.s. Xor.hof the post oi"lce. of Wtcli and it.? and ir.eü.lit jr ii-.d str.i t p;!:M lnM.op tSret diwirs J. vt,I:-5U 31-U (i luocrnrs. siii.ds s, :Psr. i l .. s. s . J. .loiassrs, '.'5 Fin If 44 ! Jnsl reeclvci! and for sale cl.t rp by March 1,1:1.-11 TY.M R. nsRSiiS MMCK. iKO. n. r,ma. LJnck and Farquhar. t x Till: Post Olliee liiii.l:i'"s. Sii:.t'i We,t Cori iter MainsnJ Read s'rvc'.s, liru..'. ii"e Icdiana. Tho attention r the public I riot rep- tf'.lly intfitod to onrsprirgkt'M k of g.J. erfiitly -leeted exc'.tirively fr-"the Cim ir.taii Ma- et, "oft!' latVst and mW! ilon..!e kfl.s niv 7 UXCK A FAR0.VÜAR. BOXKTS Jlni:iinrO',S.--Jusi rrreircd a laM and handsome assortment of the most ra.htnnnlde bonr.cts apd r:.bl. s, anil f.-s-.l nt ,n7 USLlii h.tüw:.vi. :.

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