Indiana American, Volume 22, Number 17, Brookville, Franklin County, 14 April 1854 — Page 3

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(Corrtsponbtutt. A50THO nscuAHOK moa M2. eeti-IXTiPOP-OCNlt Ma. Ooodwim: Since you have to ccneroualr rroflVrcd mo the tno of your column for any rcftionnllo Icntli of tim. the "pop-irun" aliaH onco muro bo loaJod aiul Uich.irzcl into your camn or of nn explosion. lou necm to bo yincwli.il mucJ at my choice of weapon. I generally mko it a tint toftutpt my weapon totho gnmo I am afur. I wish to itvHuro you that you am l.tborin under quita a tnliUko, whin you uppQo mv opinion with rcjitrtl to my ltrt article, U chanjjcJ. When it wni written, I frit every word of it to lo triu. Thui I -till rvrl it, and tlm I ever expect to rcg-ird It, until I liA;pi n to have le'nuru andinclin utiou to cull on you and hear tho argument which will provo tho 'iuutndo's" fal te. I ask you to consider with mo a few point in your late notes. In N'oto 1, von tUto, that, TrusUi nt Locke and l'rofoisor IMwarJ, each informed you that they did uot approvo the aruclu in nucation: o nho did all tho moral ami repectablo younjj men u'th whom mm eonerrsed on tlm aubUct. For plain and unequivocal exjnnation of the former portion of thU atakment, I refer you to the card of the Faculty. In your respond to my first article you täte, that, all mo moral ana rcnpiciable younjj men of the Society dn;ipjiruvo the article in meun, and now ,itU all nlth wluni yon lave conversed would it not have been quite m well to havo made your lirxt ns.serlion less broad? Tho Collejjo could not be rcponniblo for the article, becauvj you were not at tho time of the exhibition connected with it." I thought my crime consisted not, in taking a part in the exhibition, but beiiv tho author of that low and unvntlcm inly, or, n the rtpertfl nte" styled it, f.-tlso and ilandcroui article. At the time that deed WA- committed 1 had tho honor to be a student of tho College. Hut who dchire them to be responsible for tho article? I have never it-Led tho .Faculty, nor the College, nor even tho Society toniume the reifonibility. 1 with it to, be understood that it all mti on my shoulder. Note 3. I am almost pcrsuruled to rail thi a bare-faced falsehood. Hut I still entertain too hih an opinion of your moral character to think that would knowingly, publish a positive lie. I will simply call it a grtut tillstale. It U sincerely hoped that before you make any more such assertions, you be fully assured that you are "authorized" to tell that which has at least some shadow of truth about it. In tha first place, there were but three members who left the Hall before ad journment. Your brother and two It v i were tho members. The res olutions adopted (one of which I quoted in my last) were not before tho Society for at least two hours- after their departure. A train, there was not one twrJ of ; debate on those resolutions to which have referred. When they were before the Society, one of your warmest friends urosc, an I stated "that he was in favor of tho resolutions, and hoped they Would be adopted. The question of their adoption was immediately put. "When the Mays were called for, no one responded und the President announced their unanimous adoption. 'ow with whom does the mistake lie you, or your informant? Now I have "tried again." With what success you may decide for your self. And 1 have done it too without iwailin ' myself of any of your liberall v ottered assistance. Had my hide of the oucstion been so weak, or had there been so little truth in its favor,! 4ts to need brilliant flashes of wit, and cuun'ng tricks of uonhisUy to bolster it up nnd thus make it passable I ini 'ht have called on you. .No matter int 'lit have calleu on you w hat becomes of my little boat I intend to continue to cling to the rudder Truth and so long as I can do this, I do not think your assistance will be needed. Parenthetically, I would like to add, that it seems to me, that by the time you have settled tho charges made by Messrs. Hull Se Berry and which appeared tho same time the first report of my "pop-gun" was heard, you will liave but little powder to spare. Do 4jive them a charge don't bring nil yoar powerful lattery to bear against a little boat manned by a pop-gun. Now I have written all that I expect to write ou this very important subject and leave it in your hands. C. C. MXKLEY. Vc have to say, in behalf of the young man who gave us the information alluded to, that he i well known, and universally respected in this community. He U neither ashamed nor afraid to tell whero he came from, nor why he eame; where he gets Ids mony, or how he gets it question that a certain young man we wot of does jiotliko to answer. President Locke' note last week certainly puts Mr. Binklcy in a very unenviable position, so far as the approbation of tho Faculty is concerned. Parenthetically" we would say that had Mr. Binkley's name been attached to his first article, it would havVbcen as harmless as his great prototype, M. R. Hull's. It was, by many, at- ' t;ibutcd to a respectable source, and our only object, as the reader will remember, in noticing the thing, was to ive Mr. Binkley the glory of produiting it. We have never tried to answer it never will. Slander from either Mr. Hull or Mr. Binkloy needs no answer in this community. Finally, we would .commend the young man to the skill and treatment of Mr. James Webb of Eloominggrovc. lie is powerful ou tho big-head in horses, and we presume he could treat the same disease in ases equally successfully. Application should be made soon, for when once that disease "strikes in" it is "proper bad." Braysvillo Apr 10th Mr eJctor sir please insert the ful luivmj; ia the aniericart m answer to tho niilroy sparend team we are sory to hear of homing haMin spiting ouhing s.a backing

clearout the hole need not a phesitian but those that aro lick come down an ad minister to our nccesities we uro a kind of hard sinners down in our corner an them are to tarnal first resolutions in your temperance platform of fehruary i'l tCol wo tarnal thickheaded hoosirs hereabouts dont'undcrstand them arc words semre confiscation an destruc tion if ome of your good puling horses will come down here an pull us in to tho light of them are two resolution we will feed and curry well we have nn old bull headed worke hoan will pull single or double an is neither win broken tiinghat upavind or ringbone wount balkdont care wharo you puthimhe will pull ngin your big boss Mr hawkitis or any thing you hae down the mal lest iiiJUn poney you have on pasture F. W LAKMOUK See here, fiiend Larmore, if you can't call out one of tho big lurses, we will send down that little poney 'that trotted Rev. Mr. llurnaday around no nicely at Cedar drove noma timo Ago. Will that do? We vouch for him that he can explain those "tarnul resolutions" to your satisfaction. What do ycu say to taking some Saturday after noon to it at Xew Trenton, or any oth er place where there is a house big enough to hold tho "tarnal Hoosier" that would turn out? Any Saturday

that will suit vour convenience will suit tho poney. I'd. IJltllOl Mil !.. iJiihon Simpson' long residence in i .!. ii .i:ir inuiana ins it'iivu luuuciicu in uuut ent spheres his cloouenee iu the tml pit, his power in the lectuio loom his great interest in tho young men of t i i .1 . i inuiana nis sympauiy wiut cvvrjr improvement and with every good cau e, li.ivu endeared him to thousands in Indiana as has been no other man Front tliis reason, and because his fame adds to that of our beloved State, we havo deemed it interesting to present to our readers a number ot late notices of the llishop. The following wo clip from the California Christian Advocate. Aibnry Xotes. Disiiof Simpsox. Some years ngo, while a sojourner in tho interior of Ohio, we attended one Sunday what is usually termed, in those parts, "A Mclhotlist Camp Meeting." It was a meeting held in the open air, in the forest the giant trunks and luxuriant foliage of the forest monarch formed a more tilting and gorgeous cathedral than any house made with hands. Truly has America's sweetest rural pout said, Tha g'uva won Uil's flrt tJiui'la, mm lcuruo4 Tu Hit srrltor Uaw Iii srcltltrsr.' There was it large throng assembled many went to worship, and many, too mauv perhaps, like ourselves, were drawn tfiiiher by motives of cuiio.ity alone. There were many of the magnates of the church, that go into the hi ghways ana hcuircs, in Us misMou for good, and some of the most gifted pulpit orators of tho uay liaU heU I ! forth. In the course of the sen ices, nn awkward nn ungainly-looking young man rose to addles the multitude-with u raw boned figure a white head but a speaking eye, and the lines of decision about his mouth. Willi an awkward gesture, nnd hesitating" und somewhat confused utterance, he failed at first to impress his audience; but as he proceeded in his discourse us he warmed with his subject what was at first awkward became, nervous, impassioned, and thrilling and what was, at the beginning, hesitating and confused, was changed for a clear, concise, fluent, and impressive style, As the full and sonorous tones of his voice nwakenedthe echoes of those mimt r11 WiuhIj " un Mi i-f iilwutn t O , ' , ly thrilling was produced upon hisuuuience. The "outsiders" gathered around to listen; and at the conclusion, there was a jreneral inquiry, "Who is "Who he?" Upon imiuiiin ', we learned that tho speaker was a self-educated young man a native of the interior of Ohio who had struggled along, unaided by naught save his own exertion, and fitted himself for the pulpit. That man was the san'e to whose eloquent discourse we listened yesterday, at th Second Methodist Church. That young man has, by that same self-reliance that same energy of character which is bound to rise attained the highest honors of a Church dignitary of Iiis denomination, and is now an honored Bishop. His example is a bright one to the youth of the land as exemplifying what perseverance and well-directed effort will accompli-h. Truly, in the language of the Cardinal, ' In th bright Loxlfon of jroulli, Tliurv' uosik'h tvnrl as rm." fcrTlie Indianapolis ikntinel has been a couple of weeks publishing Sena tor Pettit'ai speech in favor of the Ne'jras ka bill, giving from a quarter to a half col umn each day. That is enough, in all concicnce, for one duse of such stuff. v r.y does a person quit business at half-pat four! Because he can't leave by for (be-fore.) MARKIKll At Laurel, on Tlmra.iny morning, April Bth, at the realdour of Mr. John Knoa, by Rer. Tho. Spencer, Ma. C. W. llavoM of Laurel, to .MisiSabau Eoa of Oxf.trd, Ohio. Died At Iiis residence in Laurcd, Friday evening, March 31st, Bcckley C. Harris, aged fifty-eii'ht years. lie has gone away and left us here where every joy we know is chastised by sorrow gone to a misty futurity to realize in the smiles of that beneficent Bein' whose love is more than all the ha of him who believes in t blood of the lirat lu deemer a pure happiness that is the dream of sanguine youth, and the hope of riper years. He departed in full hope of a better land, and said, ere he went, that his heart was at peace with all the world, and trusted not to one act of his life to save him, but in the love of God he confided. An honest man ha3 left us. In all his life ho was never in law, choosing rather to suffer wrong than to wrong a fellow being. Wo do believe that he is now basking in the brightness of Jehovah's smiles, and ! laving hi wearied limbs in the pure waters of the Hirer cf Life. ( J. F. II.

STATS UNIVERSITY BUKTED.

We learn that the building of tho State University, including the library, was burned on Sabbath morning. It I supposed to have been set on fire.Wo havo not heard the particulars. Tho wood shed of Uishop Ames, in Indianapolis, was set on fire tho same day, while tho family was at church. Fortunately, but little damage was done, as tho churches were dismissed just as tho fire began to fpread. Jttrllr. William Wright, nnoldnnd respected citizen of this county, tho father in law of Dr. llerry.diedlast Wednesdav. Jlcfo SUbcriisnnnit STOVES!! STOVES!!!-TKS TJNDETtSIQNED Im m im M'tvtf Mur vii Mut Uurkm iri'Ki, in llmoii villi, a low . , .In. r in. rill ,.f Um it Oitlro. '- IIH Will riillwinii.IT " J ' I ' ' stmiriiiviil"' ('i OKI. NU TO VT lTZ l'Altl.OIl SI IJ V l'.M low wai;i; mi.icAMi.(;n or Bu kuu. FIIUIT GANS. II. III kip ciiituI rlmoiit uf Tin Wir, ami pay fM in I i. 4 iit riu tu Iii itinnufSt'liir mn n 1 1 1 IC f fruit tun, an Iii liortaal IiiIh . fruit min a III t ili'il liil "iliir g lioi" uml no', I Ii fruit viiiritml Slflilhat. hinilli.f( will l pill up Will' II iroilllOil, lilt sl in" Ti'ry i.oni'oi iiDiirn. Hill luff iloiiru In itirr .I In biilnth Intmuli I tiluviii hit thus la liiulntiu In inch ft iiiNiinorM l'i rmi'liT ullifui tluu , lrttr JosKril A. samckln. A Wonntiin t IhmovK Iim rrpiiily boon inu.ld tiy Dr. t'nrlln, of Hilt i lly, In Um In'tiliiKMil of I iiMuir'lloii, A in um, niiii mi hihkh or in niiir. V rsfr li lr. I'lirtW'i ll)iin, or Inliutin Hyirinn Vnfur ml hrrjr S)ru." wait IM niiw nu'lli'i.l Or. Iis r't'ra uiuny r.mii-io.1 out' In purliTi Ih'hIHi: an vlilaiif of willed ho Im liiituiiicriiiiia roriim-ai". Ki"'kine f th irunliiixiit, a pli) alt lull rem; Ii U rlilfiil t'nil liihallnir i oiilantly brslltli( an agree. hIiIh, littMlltiff fr, lint HH'ilU'liial irnirtt iiiul eniii In miiutit wltli Iii nhnlrtiif Iii aiTikl rnvlly of tlm Iumk, nii'l lliu vitapo lliu inniijr ml vitrti! rlianpnn irnJurui unui i'ikiii Ihii I ii troil uori'l lui.il'iu l.iiiiii Ii, ami aulilirti'il in Ilm iir of ilitfp.ilnn. Tim IMgi'ina U fur lal at all t'io prliji li.nl .Irn jir l.l' Uirm'sluml Ilia cuiiutr) (I'foin Ilm S, Y. Dull Iiiiiiiii, Jan. Htli. hi' it I'lvcvti-aiuent of Mixllcaluil llilmltttlon, III another voliiimi ofllili pior. 1) II. U hTAH'1 ll.il.M.i.n of tVII.Il t'hf rrr U S chemical extract of NVII.I Clmrry ami Tar. Kvervboily knowa that WIM Cherry Jioaai!. lniiurUi:l nioilUlnul iroirlloi ami UialTaf Waturlua slwayi ii'n ailmluUtfrad In l oimuinptlon anil l.unj Alfactlon fi'iiarally, by ouroMvat ami nfot plijalclau. Various rmulli'iiliavs linn omTUil fr tlm cur ot Jloaof Um liinir, but of alt tinit have y l bon ilUcorrruil II U ailiiilltuit by j Iclmi, ami all ho hur wllI iml IU cfli'cU, thttl uniiu Im proved a aurca ful a Ihla. Kor AariiSi, Kitnimr or II it it it n, ami InilUr alTnrtloiii, It may bo moioi m o 4 roamviiiRN. It ha rurml AariiS4 In many ruai' of imi end twenty year miMllna, after h) aicliiim had do :larod the ci to beyond lliu resell of medicine. Tbl lluUain I idu Ij frmn nmterlaU which na ture ha placKil In all northern lutltinlea, a I U aiilldota for llei' rauaed by rold clltnatoa. 'Natu la but ihn miino fur an effect In. , miln t lioil." Let nautili) her Ulnet illiiulei. Jj-'Heoadyortiaeineiil. (Commercial. C'litrlmiull .TlurUrlvj Correclcil weekly cxprcnly for the In diniia American, by Aauom A. Colteu, (irorvrif, J'roduce and Commmmon Mfrchant; dealer in drnas scetU, DrieU fruits Wooden were. Window ßlaa si Nalla, South K. cor. Mam &, 7tli st. Cin. (). Flour 6,100' n,n I ItioCoffee V2 Wt.eat l,'J3 Ilye Kj Flaxseed 1,50 Timutliy seed 2.50 Molunsr-s (new) 2 1 Clover seed 0,50 flutter 11 to 13 I Kl'c Dried Apples 100 Kalt, Kannw 40 lenrbci f,0 toüoo 1 Oats 45 I Nails, tens, k.4,50 Corn Lard Flour Darrels Hurley Tallow Winter canJlcs No. 1. Soup llces-wax 43 " 8s. 4,73 ü W.GIu8xlO 2,75 33 " 10x12 3.23 60 10x14 3.73 11 White Hearts 100 14 Pearl Starch 7 5 J I Feather, prime 42 27 I (iinaon 30 (IreenAppIcsfJOto'JO Potutocs 50 to liO Ilico new 5 I'rtlnr (irove lrirc. ConttKI Tin M KtKI.Y T J. T. COULKV IMtOliUt K DEALKKS inn rti. per. bu. t Ovta 33 rta er bn J. R.& Wheat New " oru 3it iti'er a iv u per n frk-.lt potutoea 'M bn Kffira H i ta. per. ' t.ill.-o l'.'IdcMcta. lb Sweet t'utulite Tilda Hutter Itl eta. pei. Hi. I.ard U eta. per. lb. (incur ? eta Feu Ultra ft) c la. per lb WuuU 3,ou per cord, I AVtvr Union Mark ct. conBECTED wiexlv nvlvEnn (Jlihiast ccCo. 1.00 I Corn, 33 3 I It ye, SO 45 I Tolatocs 23 1,2. I Ha Iter 10 12 I Flour per 100 $,2:.' 8 I Fernher S3 1.0(1 I Drlfil Anptilei Wheat OaU, Hirley, Kim Seed ltri pir Ih. Hotz $.1 Win! he ii u a TJlow 1,(1(1 ( UeelWJX 2 y.03 10 I liny Irlctnmoru lrlrJa i uaaai i r.n krki.v av J. f I.UKTO.N. I'c tutors, .")nt, Hirley, I'k'K. I.4rJ, Whrut, Cum, Rye, lul er, 1 23. 33. CI. Iß. 11.73. no. 33. 43. 3.1. Hour, hViillieM, 33 Jit) flaxseed, 1,23, Flour bl.la. Wli.U Uraua, 1,( 0. llronkvlllo I'rirr. CuHKKt TtD IKKt.V BV JOHN KOUKITS, I'UOIilTK I) K A L F. IT . Wheat, 1 Hi perbunh. I I'otatoct, ;iu perhuah dan, id I Duller, l'i " J, Corn, 4 " Ksc. l-.i " d Mye, 110 Klone, 6 Wtf bid. Itarley, 4 Lard, lu pr H, riiuaeng, Ail ' fo Feather, AXpr, HutlSaiMlll 3JM I Hoz 1 1 00 licit. I'.eef Culila 3 IUI nett Kt.rk Mil, 1 US Flour b'll IIa Olli eut'h. I WihhI, 91 10 F mr.l, Whitobcan 91 UU Clover oed 4)j ii UIoomluiKii-roTo I'rlcc. c oRBcrrKD wtr.m.v av J. KtXO,MF.nclIANT & PROlirCF. DF.ALEi: Wheat I to ct er. Itu. Hulter 13 ct por lb. tul ?i " " FKif dux. New Corn Hü ' Lard fl lb. I'otntoe ntletaper Hn. Cinaeug 50 " Flour lll 4U rueueh. Fenthur 411 " lirie.l Aile Ml pi-r bu. Tullow IU Hood Ql if) per cord. Wluio Ouuii 100 Lalt.el Market. Con RCCTED WEEKLY BY C. ü. CLEMENTS.

Corn 3(1 Gate J5 Rye CO I lUrley 45 Maxaeed 1,10 Deeawax 2.' Rinaen; Cj Dutler 15 Fege ID I Cliee. 9 Ilay 10,'MI ; Fcalhera 36 Potatoeg 40 J WooJ 2,00

CrNCTVTTATI HYDROPATHIC OR WATER Cl Kb h.sr.ti;Ll.II.Vll!..Nl. Tlio Ciia Watrb Ct ru U liM-ab d the mllea lrui Ihn City, on Iho Cinriiinnll, Humilon, and lu)tou lluilnüd, a few rod. froui the Curlliuire lfx.l. Thin lurK ami lloiirialiti.i; I t 1 1 . 1 1 n U tint excclli'd lu point of liM'uliou, b:inty of nenery, ronvenieuce of uccea, etc. I Un building arn Inro und plemliil, iili Um beat int. riiul urratmcni.oil lor llio traulinonl of utl f.irnia uf linvae. Tho butti n.orn ('.I in lumtour) are all well uupnliel with purs an It arinir wat.'r or.d coi.uiu ail llio vurioua himlanf blh neciviry In mrti an hn.itutuui. I'utieiita uro reiciee teit lo br.n 'i Coinfortü, liliiiikeU, 3 Cnarao hcevts, tt Tut't, or. tiioy ill bo riruiahed nt Iho cure for M rent a week. 'I'rrmo for Bwrd, Mcdicnl Services, and all nritumry attendunce, from f In Itl Ilollur i-r week, myuble weekly. Trinieiit person under trontlii ml w ill be iliarscil f .' per day . 1 liree dollars will bo charged for Iho llr-t examination. For rurtherparticularaaddreaa 1). A. FUASK,M. I). Caithuse. Iluuiiltou cn., O. F. H. Thi Institution will bo oj eu Sumuicr and Winter for llio roccllou ul FutiouU. ilur.li'.'l, U,3w JAirES S?EZSh;i Just ncelved and will In f lure korii u irood a-sortment of Groceriua, liry i.ood and F.n i y hrtitlcü, which ho iil eil at the luci'. r. l'Jccd pr,(.s. nov 'iZ:t

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SPRING GOODS AT NO, 1. " COMMERCIAL HOW ft M l 1111 Hill K III ll.tl0a S. NV. Cor. Main Iltirgi"" & Hcadsts., BR00XVILLE, INDIAHA. imaia l.tHi a.J Ijnu. m. rA4l'Ha. LIU CK la ri'ieivinx Ilm luilul.nme.t .iirtiiieiil (I I r! Ii jr Kiiuila, vr npvueil III Ulla market ai'liu ti. l Y liiinaelf Ith lililKlml ear WIUl refermirt in I'rl.e, Mj I, and M'mllly Ii rlnjlnhf Iii eiiftimeri'lul frnlernlty of Ilia valley to aurpaal Iii im . 'I lia aeiilnr ptirtner. Mr. .iji a, rive Mtriittro atl'Mitlun I'l Di IC4.I" Ueejia well iolei In at) lea, hrit'oa, aim iiiiiiii, ur nuiiiia in Ilia inarnel mukaa Ma tiir liuaaa In i'lttciniiatl ami la lliemhy rnnbla.l In preaenl a ff' ll illicit ID hit I'Uatotlltri very Ihlriy r alxty la. nur men.ia ami in ixii.uo aro all ineta l IiiVIIikI til Nintli nur aim h, aa w ar ilulerin.uml ! vi Kl. In nur rjturla to t u U r to ) nur luat atnl liitcraai, aa ly aa Ouiiiy n w bill our O U, marji p J I T, S3IITII Doulcr in Clockt. Vi KAST 5th HT. o p p o d 1 T i: nr.iiMi iioi ni: CI.MIXNATI, Ohio 33-47-1 J READY MADE CL0T1IIN0.- t , I.elierHl ,u. irun.Hil kel'leunalailtly on IlillJ 1 .o. I, loiiiinoniui Knw. tiv l.l.M K.V P.lHQUIIAHi VI. A Ounulilul ami very Inr aaaortmant In full ieu or bv Hi pleen, Jmi reieiteJ at. No. : Cumiiiri'al (low, ai.U for ial by li.m it m r.iiHti ii.uii ayrvi Witt tnn TUTinwa Ii J ii. I reieivuJ a irreiii arlety of fnhlnnab buunola ana rlhboua at No. I t'oiniuerelul Knw, by LIM'K at r A IttiL II A U. HATS AND CAPS - , " "" hiirriK at) lea. Jnat rernlvi'J l0. 1 Coin uiervlul Uow, ami fur ula by LlNt'K A FAKQt'lIA It. r R0CERIES. HARDWARE. NAILS. ETC. VI J.iui 1 v KHriilnir aru in roeeipl ol lull nip1.1 I ui ini enoierai i.rwnrie, aiul bual lelnelau lurilware, Cutlery, aiul Nulla, at I ('nmuierVilli Kow, ny 1.1 . I ri r A lillL II A It, T00TS AND 8TI0E8 . Jj I no larueal an. I imtat rnrefntly letertod itoi k ol huhu ami Minei tiiejMnive ever onereil, may o aceil at Äio. I torn inereiai itnw, inr mlo liy LI.t'KVi KAIUH ll.K. i litt Imm'-I aaanrtment ever ntfernj to thli puiiiir, iur into at .iu, i i iiiuiueri'Hu now, ny MM Ktk FAI.'UUIIAK. DllEsFÖÖ0D3"i.AIHhs' IHfKS.S 000IH. l. l- VI I .K.MKX'N Mt.MMK.lt WK.tlt. KAM V AMI I'l. A I N HllKl.a Ml. KM. Will I K AMI KMIlKOIIiKltlHl l.uoliH. I.AKII S'M KKVKS AM) ( til I.AKS. 1 1 K M I . K I I M . 1 14 N 1 1 K K. H t : 1 1 1 K F S , di r . Korantenl i. I Coiuiuerelnl Mnw.liy mar 31 It-.14 LIM K U KAItcU'llAil. JOHN WILLIAMS' " illl. A. NIMI.TH-.II KIIXK lOIl 1854. rTIO THE PUBIIC Al tlm roiiiineiieeiiient of X nie aprintf i rune i liinuia no rur aiienatia (rViiii my itui) lli I fail to return my moat eratful at'Kuowleiliruienli for Ilm iiiowera i.f tu vor Unit Iim vh I eu heniei upon lue, l'utriilinc 10 vul eaminl lull In no a pruuil lueeiiliv In ituly. I II K I III VAI.l.r.il IOI 1 1. A Kirr hielt luy Cliilliliil Katiilillahineiit Im a atliilneil, la null a l liimlliiirl.i my II h Hie In ull rluaaea, ami to all Imilvlilual. n Verthele.a, Ihn lutroluillou of nw leiiaiiu, ami the riiuaniii.int rlianze allemlaiil tliereupon. reniler It tpeiiient forma la iiilteli your t'liiiiiimi ntU'iiiion, whim i reiuu in coif i'laua inunuera potail'lo, in)' uuw cluliui to your iiiiiiiri. In prepariiiir, my itnek fnrtlia pruaant K, rill 11 Mutt Ml III IUI r SMlkOlla I tlotoruiimi.! I lajiuro ih boil amt.Nwweit Faah Willi ll.lKllllli'fll. A novel, be mtlfiil, lurubli, vnrteil, ami teilIvo lollut'lliiti of I'leio (iouila havo foil n J thulr way Into my uMulilialimeiit. Nuveltv of ilnlli I ciiiiilel -iiU mivelty if Ui'ljrii, wlulo lu workuiiiuatilp uiuny blterullon ana luiprovuniuuU Imva uueu (iiiti . . .My reiniteil avalAin of eenmiiny I nulent I all ami tt I weM known Ihnl I eiiilrmor lu luaktl lint luvoralilo ihunee f the nrU'ulu buyer. Fur Ilm iiieeea of Iii plat i laull, I lillVB to louiit. my iiKai inmiita, ana iinpo la meet wiui iiiiiUr eni'iiiiriijfi.iueul diiriuir Ilm proauul year. I am Urn I'uMic' moil oti'l. aerv't., JOHN WILLI A MM, KteirkxHI lulltr. Jloiinl CaruMl lud. inurJl 3uia CALE Of FOUNDSY, FIXTURES, CASTEfOS J iva, I in) uii'U'rii;iiud, Adiiiiiiialiutur ul Um valuta uf (ieu. Ci. Mioup, .1 ji i'u...i, lioreby Elve nutiie thul ha will oiierai piunio an in, a i Laurel Fmukliii county, lud, on Tlutradiiy, lh y .lliuf April, If .VI, a leiiao hold lnlereal,on w bit Ilia built a Fouudr, ami all ttm uueeivtrv ITvliir.ia, with prlvlli.jro of roiuovlii lliu bulhlliia; Uo rualluif pitlterii. R:taka, at rap Ircu pig lruu,cukc, blmk iiiith tonU, (Vc. Thero la no other foundry nt Laurel. T he polrt I mi excellent line, and llio bualima her-tuforo lull been verv good. Any one haviuit a aniull raiiItul nnd lahliigln engna lu Ihl biislno will da w i ll in mi n i Ilm aula. TERMS credit of one year III be given, tho pnri liuaer m irlvu hi uulo Willi good freehold aocitrilv, wulvlng bene tit ur vuliiHtion, and drawing luteie.t. coiilKX Ml'UIUY.Aduii'r. K.MlT In Henry Vuiiter(eu, Ka., Clut'lnn.'itl, U. and la JiimeiMioup, Iu)I mi, U. iiiurJUw CW2FT POTATOES FOR SAIZ-ASTHE UHl) ili-r.iguvU ill iml proul poliitoe tin. )eur, tliorotora ho ufl'er Ilm aeed for avulu. Cull ul the l oll Hut i. n tho 1'alrtiuld road, iieur limokvlllo. Ui ii3i3v K. H. CASK. HOTTCE-TItE SECOND TP W T112 l.Al'Sttt.l.h KKf.MiVrhUIA.N AC.tHKMV will ilo.o nn tho i:tli of April. I lire will bo public cxuniiuutluii ou the Ulli and ou tlm foronoon of l!u l.'Ui and al night oxercliu lu dccluoiallu,Ve, Tlm Fyntlinnomlai, fWloty III have their cxhll.iliou ou Hienlulit uf Hie I Ith. The public aro reeprcifully Invited In attend. The next Term ur fourteen week ill cjuinicuio on tho Ul Wvdnea.luv of .Muy. Tho lliwrd uf Trnatee III meet on Wodnedny tlm Kill ut Jo'vlnck I'. .M., aei-nrliiic In adjournnioiil. Iiiui3)3t L. 1. FUTI KU, Principal. ui niiii rnnevR. ln r, tuaV. CE0, COOPER AND CO , WHOLESALE DEA2 LKii. in Iluiiery, (i luve., Trimming, .Nulluni and Fiiury (innd. ALSO Cloth, raaalmere. Vtlnga, Tailor' triiuuiinir. Ac, novr.W U'uln it Mreet. tVHT Sixth (Irecl, Suiithi-ual iNiriier Wuliiul ami SUlh, 1CI. 1 IT, OHIO, mar VI 3m iTTILSON" AND'cOUHrCELL. CAEDTET 'MAVJ K KltM un. I 1'iiili.rliik.tri.. Mi.niiL I 'iirniul. I ml . Tlit firm la ,'fui.tii ullv reiuly to urc.niio.lulo peraon with any artiile In tlm I r lino ul Hie tulr ! prh'ea. They are ulan In po.,o.i.in or a Hi: iRK ))' whii h lliey tun accomodate un KiiniT it ucciinioii. They rerpoi tfully Bolii.it a shuro uf putroimce. .Mur. '.'I. 1 1, 3im T7'XEnjTor.s' notici;. . JLj . o 1 1 1 K Is II I. H K It V HI V that Ii Hon tea ! tameiilnry buve been prui.t ...t ., tlm liuderained I on lime. Lit ) uf Mjrur.'t Mrlu.-r, lueuaind, lulu I uf the county of Fruuklin, Iml. All peraoii huv liigcluima uulual :il. caluL', will preaouf llmm duly uiitlientlcnted fur piiymrut. iild Catutu 1 olvcut. npr73w JÜH.N IVYN.N, Kxec'r. WB. WALLACE, TICOFESSIONAL EAR- , t.K!f,otiora lua lorilce In the cilil'm uf Itrouk ville, ua a k lliul and xnorionccd work men j OfuVo in the ull Amrrli un building, lu tlio room formerly uwd u a la jor' ulilco. AI SO leu. ten in acrvlco I i gcutlcnirn ana Imliua, n a 'ii resifal renuvator of clo'U thul ara damaged by t.rvo or tur. apt 7 Sr.'I.TIi:!! W.4ICI; A very liirimaMortmcnt of Ilm most r.Ktiioiiiitde, and durnblo euiuiucr f'Kxl.Jut rucuivuduua for aulu by my 7 l.l.NCK. 6c FAHQVH AH. SHIRTS AND DKAWKKS. I. A K(; I" lot of ihe above name. I article em bruclnit Silk, Woolon. Linen and CoUeu' luatoincd und for aule chvup at JQV.IMI OJ.'. H.IMK Ä Ladies Shoes. 120 pain Cnlf Uootv, I'NI Kip (Ml "Coat liusk Ina; 3(1 F.uaiui'lcd )ounir Ladiei Coot: 4 " Fino Kid Alhnni; 3tt " Now at lo tialtorg; Dl " Kubber liuctkiu: 4t " Low riamlnl; ST Fur Lined over Shoe; Tosethcr it'n a Inrjre nnd ilend1d aarorlmeat of Children' and Mike, cxiru lineKhoc. As we n purtu uliir uil. nlion in t lio cle tiou of our Hnolsaiid Mine, In regard to dtiribihty und neutuem, e b: vy no henitency iu rccnminemlintr Hie Biimo. and have no feura of being exct-lK-d lu lhi bra mil of uur btisiuo.a, or (.f bein beut selling low. -N. II.CAI.LIO.X & M). Nie k-N a cks. Come and aeo ull of the nice thing, lu tho way l.l in.i.iiiin, in in lull mi at l,4l.l.loM Stohk.coiwi. , timr in part, of.Mou'a line lluck, lo;-kin. Kid, . hit k, ooleii A; Cotton liloven, LndievtV Miwiea ! Kid, Silk, Woolen ,V C otton dn. Zopliry' Scarfs, i Woolen umleivleeve & thiir. i. loruiew, Kuij broidcrd f.dliirs. Chemivettii. Illfk' uml umlorRloevc, Kibboii. Linen e Collon Lacei.HwUiiaud jiit'Koiu'i iiikitiioiis oc r.lgui, .,ic l.ui-eH,Liriiali. e,Tbroud'a Vclvol Linii jjn, Needle, Fius, Hutons, (Vc. &x. IUIIIMT! WHCITI! Wlir.ATtll l ft;)0-:f lliialu lanf W'li.fat wanted at the F. -hang Mill, HriHikvlllo, Inr lilch the highest iiark! i'ri.o in cash will be j by N iv.io.'.'J-iJ (.to. HOLLANDS. Co.

Biaclily& Simpson

NO, II I'lltllL RTIILLT, 4 IM I.N.N ATI O., I ItK now reLttlvtiia- thulr uiual luriro Pprlnir A Mm k of A MUM CAN t- rORLIUA DItY GOODS, KulUole In Una Weatern trail. TheJT ruapcelfully Invli Hielr .l anj new eualnmora In favur Uiui Ith a rail ou Ihalr vlatu lu CinvlnnaU. .Na 13.0 w, mi Vnilio In llio Mark It I1 er I Iii i ihi IiiiiiiII, CaiubrldKV cV ( lilrn till Mn.rl I.Iii Km'Iwkv t'uiniauy, I tiereliy irlveu, mitt a ineeiins t ma mnrkumiior r nia min. fnny III bo hehl In !eW( tt.llti. Henry I '., Inn. un Veilna.lny, Ilia I'.'lh ilay or April. IM.1I, al 10 o'llnek. A. M., tntak Into rniialilvrHlloti Ilm pro nrlely uf roiiaoll.l.illinf lliaaalJ rnniiany Ith Ilia Siaileaml .Miehlen Ifultwti) t'uuipauy.ln purunnea uf Iii Law of Ilm Mut of Imllana, Mioiilil m nilimrtly uf Iii Moekholilnra vote, In fa Vor of fonaollilnliittl, all lerttnu uf iMrertnr of Iii t'tniaoliiUloil Cotnpnny III b lu lu at thaium Um atnl . Urn, Hr Unter Of lh ll.mr.l. lnaraw THUM AN X EVi'UY, Kec'y. tainhrlils Clly, Mart h It), rtil. A lUI"4lvrilAT4ll- moth i:.Knlle la beretiy Ktvn Ihul lliu iimlrtrlirnil haa bauii ai'Hiliiin Ailiuliitatrut.ir of Ilm haut of rr.iilertti r. I.revo, a rituell ur Meinienuurg Hi liwolrUi.tmriiuiiiy, but lain uf FrinUlu cuuitl) , Uoiuuaud, In wainlv la oroualily lolvnnl. JolIM It. ;oo)wir, Arfminutrnitr, oi'i:inii in iiooiiN. UMwJ ''i'.""'. '() 'l( i: I hereby flven Ihul the Imoliior Ihe " New A Ilm ii y imi Numluaky City Jimelloii Pall Mnil Coiunanv. ar now onn for auWln Holt n Um raiiilnl tu k uf audi vomiianv, al Ilmom.'u nrinu umli'raijri ml Iii iinxm v 1 1 in. imicom.ny will rnevlvo iiliaerillolia In leal ealulti, at an kiirnlaeinoni, ur al a vi luatlon to tin irri..... iij ma iiimra. An me,iiieiiri or agoiil ill b proviitea to all upon tuo puunc. liy urJer of iL HourJ. rb. 17, ihjj. ir. J.NO.II. FAI14VHAH Aent. llroolivllle ilruttl'ir Irrlght Mnr. rpiir.r i. no it, i'avoiiiti: I i:. V. .III.I.IH .tWIITa Will louv llniok vlllo ovary 'Tuemlny luorulu:, for Clneluiiall; ami C I tu I n it nt 1 ever Frlilny afleruoont for Hmokvlllo. Krelflit lili...it nn I lilt hont will he rerclveil at tho warn liiinauiif JolIM HoilKlt I M In liroukvllle.f re nf rlinrji fur ilurait. Milppera who wniil frelirlit deliver. ul al a certain thnn, III do eil la pulroliljta Ihl hoiil. a Ii tanke reirulur trip. HÖH I II I S X .TIII.LI5. Feb. 17. 0 n onili. fl'IIF.Iiiioka ami ptinerioflhel ate Itrui ofSlijnii I Van lloriren v Co. arn In my liamli fur aetiloiuimt a nil rollerllon. 1 Iah lu loa the tnilii. iu Kxin a irm tiililo, ami kint'l llioa Inili'btml nn Ilia ImoW In kIvi, tlirlr uolra, .n)nllo at an early ilay. '1 he uolvi,lf not mm imiI.I. mut lo Hit in ami. J. V. IIULAll. Iir.n.k vllle. Feb. !P, Iil. Martli III, Vi. 0 w. ::.:,:;! KAIL ROAD HOOT AKIIMIOi; MANI I'.U TOII V .X Ihn Kail Hnml properly formorly occupied by v, Hann .Morrow lia ail onk'e. fi. lunj jri (uodwork, ami iuli'k urkalfulr price. M. II.T1ICK.STUX 0 iuu. t ) II I N T H A U I . I i 1 1 A ni H-MH. ,,ne. of well I aaaorteil print anJ tiinghum. Fur aula at ruduevii prli'ta ut my 7 I.INCK A PAIIQUHAIt'H. " 'iii ion k vi ii l i i ii a "n k rW'l'OSI I K tlm t'nurt llotiaK, Jirni.krllU Iml v h Jual ffn Into niinriillun, tllicnuiil bual lie pnper, ilo a ri.tmral lluilkliiT II ii alii ran, llocolic. anil I'D) Inter.! on ilennaii. JUI1. W. Ill 1 1', Cu.hler leu. 17 if.ll. V li cjlT.r.ll cV vri'.l'lir.NI r pnyln; tlm il hiu'heal nrlro for linen ami Colloli luf Uvliy er"'l ut Hi" if pnper ml II. llrookvillu, .Nv. -Jinh, lHJ3.il)-tf. Ladies' Dress Oooils. 'I'o the hullo. w wonlil iny.eullat Ilm 'Old NVhlt 1 t'orner.' ami tuk a 'lei' at Hid Hneat lot of lre liiHiiU.evurotlerea lu IUI inarbat-ouilatlng lu purinf i0 piece niii.lln-lo lalnei, ranging from 13c 1 1 in 9 1 v i pur yani. s.l plore eulilineroJ IU pnillu; in " ailk arpluairoj 3U " roiunion iloj a 11 rrupe tie lalm'S 10 Freiieh nierlnol allot whleh r munul'uelureil frointh fine! f.i. trlo ami beat uiuterlut ami purvlmte4 dlroel fruiu Imporiiini. and will b lil ul aniull .rullia, ly .ii'j; J. H, I. U ALLIUM 4KOV. llfAI.I I,Ari'll.aW have now on band II a lurio naaortmeul uf Wull, Klru llourd and window paper. Alao.a lnrp lot of window abude uf the luteal t la und buttern, which wo fire lolling utrodueadprWua. S. I). UALI.IU.V At KU.N. Vitt IM.KCV CJOOIII fplcmlld aaaortmnnt of 1 Lawn, lier.iif. , Ilerngo V4 l.ulnea, Tlaiile, Mika, hnüm.uiiJ w bite drwai fooua. r oraulo very che np ul inj I.I.NCK A FARUUIIAlrS. CH.OTHS, rnliiirrra Katlnrla nnd Jrutl Lir a V Kaaariiaa, bnv unhand a very lurite and choice elecllun ofcloHia.ruaaiinerc, antiueiaunu j.iuu, roraute at urn loweil ngitrc. Cullandiee lliem. my 7 T)0 I'.TM A1DUI IIHOM. Jut roeelv cd aliirgiiund hiimlanmo naaurtineiil of tlm moat fualiiouublo bonut'U and rll.bona, ami for nie nt iny7 LINCKdt FAI4C1UK'.S. I ' ul Um Old Winn (uNNCi, a inoHl mui." ul Ihe ii I aaiortmeul of Carimta, of nil tleannd pru e. Sv K. D.tlALI.lU.N V KOX. Laurel Iron Store Jnatrocelvod a good aanort ment of Iron A Ptoel wlil. li I will oll low. KAMI EL WILLI AMS. Kep.Stl ID If. QIT:i:NW lli: We hnvo Jual received Ilm mnal beuutil'iil ttock of Hueena lire. In et:or b the puuvv.uvor before uderi'd In thia innrkel. my 7 LI.NCKiiiFAUClL'llAK. Calicoes! Calicocsi!! SftAPIFCK.S beat Cocheco, Mcrrlmnc and New iSWUKiiglund Frlllt,lnal received al the Sep V.U IJ. OLD Will i KCUKNEn. H I 'X 4 DEEDS, H0RTGAGE3, AND Quit-Claims cf the new style, and all kinds of Blanks for Juctlccs mado to cult tho new law, jtir Fur s.ilo nt THIS OFFICE. OSAUC OltANGC SEED. 1f( lll'SII KI M Prima Now Crop 'agi Oranffrt IIHJ Seed for llcdtdng with direction fortduutI Ins und trimming Uio Imilt"'. For anlo by Jl'll.n r. ir.llli c i i,. 40 A: Loner Murkct M., Cinclnuuli. Mar. 17, 13 3w. p.tNsi i on wool. i wool ! i look! ' The Mill oa Factory al Metainoru aro now running, and wo are ready to wuil on euatomer In our line, the Factory Im been largely Improved, and wecaucard.apin, weave, and inanuiuclnre Wool on a hortuoiire, aa good and a cheap, aa any g iii sii, In ttie country. Fulling and dyeing doue In Ihe nana! eaor pn fair term, all kind of Merebui :ble produce inken for work and eapeclnlly wool grecre. Wo will pay cahorgoodafor lU.ntiUlb Wool. CtiUaud 00 ubeforo tuklnr your wool or work otnerwhere. SI-'-'S MAC V.UOHÜO.N & Co. BOOTS Al. vlIOr:J--Vehavelargt'ljr Inere ed ouratock of llnotand hlioo. an.l now olio the genu of the eanon, to plcaao tho tanto of th most fustiilioii, iu the way of Air. HcmttLi. cut tom made Indiea Upper and buakln Willi the p re tioat bubic bootaud other"Hxen" In town. huJ t LI.NCK & FAKULMI Alt Doots & Shoes. 10 case Kip Book; i " coa(so " water proof Boot men calf " " Sup " " Boy cocne " Kip " Mon courae hoc; Kip Fine Cnlf " nn tir. Rubber (V Buffalo over Shoe; Jut received by tho undirigned direct froui New Vork, aud w ill bo sold eliuap for rush. .. Ii. UALLIO.N oc SOS. Ginghams. I a r PI KCF.R flue Clnghnnie.liiat opened and for lUUsuioutUio old wiirrtcoiiM;!:. Shawls! Shawls.!! Shawls!!! A tuperb stock of Hrocho.Chcnc, Crape, Thibo wuuLlongandiioiiaro h.il. al the OLD WHITE COÜXKR. Silks! Silks!! Silks!!! I -PIKCES Orea Silk,comprlalnü 1Ü30 Piece figured. 1U " chungnblc: IU " plain and flgured black, S " plaid; All of the MnetM)leB and bet pattern Juvt received and will Uiiolj Cheap bv re,. M ü b. GALLIO-N d; SON.

It. W. HUI3BAKI),

i 1.. ii ii i.t i; iri a n v ri!i ii it r. 1 1 un Maine Nurse Street, llroukvlllf ,Jul helow Ilm iiulille Kiuaru, ha alwayi ou hand a larjr alortnivnt of l'arrlairu, conaUtln; of Koekaway, Itniiir atnl Kwiulv, iilalu itoskawa, riiatuo, ami liurifle. 1'urt luiarM will flail It to their advantage to call amltuiiiia luy work, a my twk I Urn larveii in town, ana my pruai low Iii aiu quniity f rH hero. I alan kucp fur ula Carriage liurnoH taany it) to or prleu. I am preparvn in nn.au in nnmr any learrijuio oft'iiriaue, nut on liNud.al linrteai unite. Funicular attention paid lo repairing. April, f U. 17-tf T. H i: I IMI. 10 Hurrel nrth beat W all i Flah. 411 hull do do jUa received and for lain by It. 'I V.N kit. Maytf4,lj3. 1.lll'I.TIIi,.Thauni1ertK'iiednuld lay I j in utl Hu lahlnir In f urn lali their flooc with a carjiet lliul will look ell, dn food anrvlue, and liover Pule, in call Ul in oamnii.iiitn'ii, ami iuea throiiirh hi preaent aim k, hUh Im Im lulety received from Hie !, hick cau be mid al price wh Irh willeoiuMro fnvorubly IIb the loweil I Inclnuull rale. II Im. i.rf Mrieir nflha lateatln ami f.iahliiu, r,in,-!iif In price from 30 In 1 30 cl. pr yard, ori.ll uml Mm. uei. vom, lavcv. kiiiiaiwi ii.r.n. lMIOTIlC-TlOX (Tire, Marin ami Inland") INSUKANCi: C03I1MNV, IIAItTFOIin, CONN, no ARD O V iT"i RECTORS. A.O.lUiaa, r. II. rtuanuM, K. MEKl.tr, W, I n Li., Jo. ABiuatuK, V, Kai.i.onu, W. II. Kouuim, c.. Ilii.ta, l.V.i uit, I.. Hi atriiarv, T. Iltaair, W. A.W, VVm.IbhaM. H.llLlMN. 1. tili, Wm. ilium. D. V, CLAItK, I'rvilduul. W. I uaaaa, avo'y. The alletilliin of nrnfiotly linlilera I repelfulty entlad lulhuierlordvnnlll.'ei fur I'l T 7lll rlaranil IhIhiiiI i nan rniire urtereit by Hie I'liu l.l' u'. iintiM.ii Mi . w The utiiloralrntnl liaiheon ruruUhod Uli blank pnllelea.atffiied by the oftteor of Um Coin JullVt l0 with lila nk renew ul roeell,fireiinlluuliiir nuilele already laaiiml, ami I duly autlmrlxed and prepar ed, at Agent or aula l otupHiiy, in muke iuuranva for any nerlnd of lime, not le than one month nor gruuler lliaii nvn yeur, upon building or thulr cnulenU, oecuplea a Uw ki.i.ihi., Mnmi, mraLa, I'nriii lira, lloiai., Haaa, l'ui ar Hol, CoLt.iK.ilc,,Ve.,aiid the ronienu airulimt Loa na pauaob at ria. J. J. KU HIM, Ageui, vl ly Fur Laurel, Franklin count) , Ind. NEW l)UU(i STOKE! (Sign of the OolJen Mvriar.) JMin Wo EEocdy, UKALKR IS IlniBT. !l t'tllrliir. I'nlnla. IIa. it ea.MuHa. l'i-r In in cry a hcliool IJovlia hnitloucry rnt iiutl I'urUrl ullcri't Ac West tide of Main it., vert door to the VALLEY 110USK, BnOOKVILLE, INDIANA. rp.tKF.M leniiro In Informing Ihe puLllo gen' I nrnllv. Ihul Im Ii how In receipt nf and open lug Iii Iii new room, oppoaitn tin, 1'uldlc Kipiare, A liillaliH UOl all i.oikI Mn bla lino. Illaatockor DRUCS jNit MEDICINES. He nn any with all confldum-u I lint urpiiod. liber lu iiuatity or vnrluly by any oiliur hon lu lliecutinly, uur ul a low prlco. Ill dock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c, Kept by hl in I coiuplvteln every part. I am now opening an clegunl uaaorluienluf Unylish, French ami American Perfumeries, All of vh!ili htive be- n punhaaed it audi price a will euublo ine to aellul the Inwnal rale. I have made arriiuge.nenU Ith a lurite publUh. In hou.o In Clin liinutl to ha kepi Biippllod W UU ait tuo vurieiie or SCHOOL BOOKS, I'aodln Hie Ki hool of ihl place nnd lclnlty,be lUlei an excellent naaortmeul of Stable and l'ancy Stationery, which will be dlapoad of at redueed price. I nave aiau a very nne aaonmcni or Pen and Tocket Cutlery, all of a hlch aro froah Itnportutlou and many now puttern. For any nf the above or numerou other article munlly kept inlioueorilkechurarter,lhe publle arireapni'trutiy luv lied to the "Hliru or Die (iobleu .Morlr., JOHN W. MOODY. No.O-lf. STOVKSZ STOVL'S! TUT. Snbacritaar, lliuukfiil lo a ireneron pnblle fur Ilm liberal putnmue bealnwud on him, would reapectfully Inform them that ha tili Irlve to merit Hie aiiine, by keeplu;conaUnlly on hand. Uio beat akaortiuenl uf Move ever offorod for auto, cat of tho City. All thoan In want of A (JOUD COOKING H'l'OVE hniild call one door North of It. II. Ourtou'i Rlor w here he will bo Ion ml, at all It mu, ready to wait on ull who may favor him with a call' Parlor, OUicc, 8torc, nnl SIiop Fliivci, nf new and beautiful pnllornt. The alten lion of the public I rcacclfiilly Invited to The Fnldliur Door i'arlor M love, which will moot the approbation of ull. HOLLOW WARE. Sugar Kettles, Skillets, Pots, Oven, and Lid. Andiron, Sadiron, Iron tinula, lira and Copper Kettle. Hü Uli continue lo lucrenae kl atock Ith every ih-airablo article of Tin. Copper nnd Mii'eu I roll Ware, of hi own niniiiifuctiire, to which he Invite Ihe attention of Deuler, Wliolcaulo and Itelull, w llli contldeuce in n l ho cau aupply tliom u chuup a any other Cta illaiiielit. OKI Copper, Pewter, nnd Tron taken in eiclinnzo for all article In hi line, l-tf. . J. II. Fl' DUE. Ku nn II. Tru. Fniutmi a O. Babeb. Fall Stock Clothing 1853. (AllKAFEIt than the cheniieat. The underalgnnd ;would uiuln announce in llielr former patron, and to the public irenerall y, that they are cut In receipt! direct Iroin Arie li anil I'liiltulctjiku of their Full Hock of Clot hingXicnts Furnishing Goods Mill unrivalled In It extent, In the excellencaof article. ,ii nd lu the cxlremclj low price at which lliey are told. 1'hcy would alto lay that. In connexion with their alock of ciolliiiiit ,tli..y buvejiial rertnvedind w 111 keep couatutitly ou h-nü, a lull aud complete aanorllllebt of (Jloth, UaPMincrci?, & Vostings, which will be told al uniuuully low flirurc or mudo lo order, at the aliorlo.t notice, aud In Iho mot fukhlonuble t)io. 1 hey alto keep large and wll aolocled .lock of Hats, (j;ips, Uoots.Shoes, Shlrtt,rrovalt,rillaritrki, ntek anil ftirt hhilkt; hnirry glavrtiptrket'ituki, Hmbrtltatrar' pettackt,miiii irunkM, ull of wblcli tliey huvolukeu Ureal puin lu elci tine and Inch lliey uro alu. toriulued loiell ulmich price a w ill luauro their ale to any per.on who may bavu priced I he in, bo. fore piircliuain? ei Iicto. They woul.t. llierernre, i.rnclly Invite perou wlahliij; anything lu llieirline, to call al their Ulothiug Emporium. aud examine their itoodfi, their quality and price fecliuir coiifldunt that In neutneaa of tylo and dunihility of article they cannot bo evceliod. They cuunol forbear tcndcrlnz their thai.k to their cunliiinori.liir llio manuerin hieb they have approciuWd their paal exertion, ,aia hope tho confldenceand pnirouuo, berutuforoio liberally boatowed, may be continued to our mutual advantage, aaaurii. llieui that wo reeojtulio.iu our bustlies tranvnctioiia, noue but the principle or rir deullns with alt. TVÄKR & 1UKKK. N. 11. All aork warranted, and auy garment rip. nine will be ropulrud (rrntutlously. ' biookvitlo Oct. 13lb 133. Ready Mado Clothing. miIEr:VDF.nsiGED beff leave to inX form thulr friend nnd customer or their extenaiveopKration of mannfactiiriiif rendy made Clothinir for thl aprlne:. We have constantly on hand and are daily recelvlu; a rood atock ofc'loth Cuasimcra, Veatlnp & Tailor trimming tojrdher with aline aaaortment of Gentlemen Furnishing pood, all of which welmllbo happv toaellcht an and on roawniit I terms. Fleanecull and exnniIne ournbM'k before purchuaius elaeabere. t all at No. Sil wpt'-do Main si. belweco 5lU i Oth, Cincinnati, Ohio. MACK & BKOTI1ERS. nvIir.CXDEKSIGS1 El) aro a committee to rent Ihr Hall of tno SonaorTemper-lun-e, for aj.lal.la l"tiirts and exhibitii.iia. T. A. GOODWIV M. W. II All. E JACKSON LYNN tf. AT8-C1. best sprlnir atvle of fashlcnab

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1.EADY MADE CJ.0T1I1KG

Wl, liava received a bnudtotne aaorliiienl ol ready made Cloth lie. In addition to on aalern punheaa Whkli make our eaarn mniil complete from Uio nrit DK04D CLt) I III" down. Oenlleinen, wa profeva to tell Clothing a Utile lower than any nUier Monso lu thl market' uur null(i,"Niuall profit aim o,iuc aaie. ' V. I'KWItaa 0N. t Jit : -1 PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, HAHTFOUD, CONN. Capitol KiotU, Annua I r etui um aviiu rairrii a nnua. $1,000,000. INCOIirOUATED 1823. rpllfN nrtlco ha now Iranaartcd bulnM fur , mora limn h ,imrwr m b,j,.imi hvihi . ... perlud It ha taken nmre than 100,000 RISKS!! And fiianrvd rent and ticrannat liroirty (nlnl loa by Fire aud Water tu ma value of more than two nuRDnrn millioh doli. an in thi" W ESTE UN COUNTRY. Pollrln of Inauranea laaued on the nu-t favor. able terma airuluai loa nrdaiuai by lire, w the '-'""SISSÄOMERY ARNOLD. Nov, lth. ly Afentlllarrlo Ohio. N K W A It It I V A L. ' HO KIM. nLooMiNdonovi:, .vio., I N romtantly receiving a Bpleudld and ceinplete I aaaorlmeul Ol kl Al'LL AMH AXCY II V (.OODK, Jrororlea, llardivurei tliirrnawarc Cullurf, Hol, t'mu, llounvl, llooi, lioea lt'UI luatle C'IoIUInbj. I)ruff"Nfdlclura,rtnt;i Oll.PfcHluira, Nnlla, t'otloil Vatrni Notion, rrl ntMcry, Ac, A.c., J7 Tho bbuva irond liava been boughl low forch,elected with the BrcuLm rare, and will be aold at Iho very loweat prleil. Cull ud V amino betöre puridindtig elvwhcrt. Nov. Ir, IfiJ-tf. VALLEY HOUSE! Ill A VK th pleutitre ofannounclrc U tho public Hint the VAii.av Haiti I now fitted tip In Ihe beit it) le, for the accommodation of the travelling community, no pulni will bo pared to promote the comfort nf ihoae who may dedre to make the V i.i.v llonaa their home. Uudertho preent mamietnent.1 (lal'er wyell that no llouto In Houlh euatorn Indiana can eo,uul thi. The bulldlnc I larye and commodlon. and eon trucledexprely fortb jiurpo lo hieb ltlpplied. , , The underalirnedhhad niucheirl''lnnrelnlli hualnoiM, and I antiafled that all who may have heretofore favored him, will not netted makingIhl liutian their homo whomver thulr bualne. may lead Ihoiii to IUI place. ..... 1 ISAAC C IIA I'M A 5 Jlrook Vllle, Ind., March 83d, 13. mm nr. i.i. a 4 a I iIMMI.l-A Inno li lot of t'mbrellu and l'araaol for aal at the luweat poaatblo price at Ul) 7 LIM'K & FAKQLHAR'S. It AI I UOAI) Li:TTI(i. 'I he aub.crilM'r a)u.t now recelvtnr from the Alliinllc t'llh' for the approachlnf Fall and Winlor trade a Incfe. full aud complete aiiorltneiil 0 all the varlolle of lieod euuiueruled In Iba ful low in; lll Staplo& Fancy Dry Goods. Silk 0i, Smtltnijlin twrf.QurrtWBr, tlbif u-arr, Ih li Ca tinxii Shti lliuramil Ull Cliki Varfirtlngi and Ltaihrr lo which tha atlcutlou of the public I inclal!y directed. He ha taken a-rent pain Ihl fall lu lha lelertlolt nf hi trondr euabllnir him lo offr, lo Ihe trade a rtoi k w h Ich In extent aud variety exceed an v to bo Inund In thl market and to which he hall be unk I njr freiuent addillnu llironghnul llieaon. Du) er would Und II to their Intererl tocall and Inaiiei't hi itoek (which wll! alwa) be found Inrce and altrarllveVtbefore.purehnalnir eleherea tie 1 determined hl prUti I Suit at lt a thoe o' any buu In the country. H.TYNKH. F.N. 'Ihe blKhoai market prlca alwaa paid in rnaii for all kimlaf rain and all approved couhUy produce taken In exchange fr food. Urookvlll Od, liHU li--O. 1ltOri".tllI'.ll,--Jiiat received ant, for tale VI VU Ulli, n. U. Molaaae; S " Dolden H) nip d. uar Ilauio do 10 llhila prime Huirnr; 40 Mirk beat llio CoffoCJ 3 Tierce Klcej IU Lbla Fiahl lotm lbi Taj lor' bA' I Hole Leather", Tt ap'.'tl .i. D. (JALLIO.N d hO.f, llIOC'r.Hli:M,Con4'iiiitlyoii bnd,rreh aap. II i lie or in very boatijuulity of Crocurlu,alliiO cueup aioro 01 j ju i ? xrJt v w i wann t ft " ""is". "roy, cutitaljlio ot ani.51)tic!iia!icr. 1 ll-'-f leave lo Inform the cltlaen of T - JJ llmokv llle und vicinity. Hint he f I carrle on btilncln the'above Hue LJL on Alain Uurjrui treot, cppoalte the VSba Clcrk'n Oll'ue, and hope bj by itrlct alteutlun to builneaaand hi experlti,ee In Ihe trade, and with a firm determination to work iinthln; but Hin beat of ibtck and wurnml joud Hi, bo xpuclalo merit a ahure of public patrolman. 1'i-jror nod ludle work of all djcrlptlnii made 10 order, and of Ilia real Furaluu and Philadelphia it) le. Juuuury 0 li-il-1 yeur. rrilll A C O" i 1 1 it i . t mix i m ii i x rr. OFI I A IM V continue lo luaure uiruluat loa ordauiaire by fire and Iho peril of navliriitiou, on a favorable term a any reapnnaiblo Coiupiinv, All loaaea paldal theolllco where 1'olicy laaued ,1a alxty uuy after proof. . Available Capital S1,000,000. Tha uudKraijruvd .aire ut of thi old aud reaponallle Compuuy laut all lime prepared to luo Tollcle. he. Ac otllee two door north of Hurton'B lere. Brookvllle, Ind. ALFiiLD WAUD.ueeut. May VO.IHM. 52-1 IIIHLIOS i (y al?, at low price, at Ihe Denoaliory of the j v Franklin Co. Bilde Society, at. M. W. Ilullo', a run aaanrlment or llllile ktmirtn, Oetuvo, I'varl, with Tuckl aud Claap TvaUmeuUaud I'alui- . lioltt nnri i 'ii n - w m tr Teatnnimila of all lie and nualltle. German and KnplUh TcUmenU(bnli luone) Call aud aee. Dom. Copy. If. GtO. HOLLAND Fret ANUI Ilfcilt KUhÖli bUl'I'LY. LAST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON milF.nnderalcned have Jual been making nulle 1 a larajo addition to their prvienl stock uf rttthliig co' dating or COATS, PANTS, k VESTS. In einlleaa variety tnlted to the wlntertrade. They would therefore say by way of advice to Ihoae wauling- clothing- not lobe tohnily lu making ineir pnrcnuaea, tor we are now onerlng mn Inducemi'iit In Hie way of rhtnp . us wilt well repay llicm for the trouble oflmiklng. Itemember to cull al TV.NfcK d U.VKEH'S. lirook villa Nov. 1133 IS. Eureka! Eureka!! t. ruch w ill be Iho excl.imution of every one. Uit Olookilnatthe. 1 OLD WHITE CORNER. and exaiiiliioa the lurse aud splendid stock ol F.-ill ami Winter Hood. uin'iirrom new lora una notion, all or wblcb were selected with caroaiiia exprovlv for thl market. Our entire lock wa. purchaaeitoi Importers aud will bo old on Ine mo.i favorable tarina. We are determined l b on the "fo ahcail" principle i"i nii iioi.iiiing low. e particiiiarlv invite Ihe ttttnulioii of tho Ladic toonr nilK-rb abwk or UKtSb i.ODS coiupriaius; everything In this line Iruiu Callcoc loibenneal alike and aulina.-. Wu haven larpe stock of men's wear's shoes, hut, cap. and tlnully everything thul I generally kept In u retail (tore, a lUt or which will be round In auiall adverliveiuenu in this papnr. We would bvre gratefully, uckuowiedireouriulves Indebted to our many kind patron for pal Uvor aud cordialij invivo coaiiuuaui'O. . Bcp2'J Ki. N.D.CALLIOX&FOX. WATCH AND CLOCK V. nwao tender hi aervicc to the citizen of lirookvilleand victnllr. In the cuimeitv of Miirh .H Clock Makerand repairer making and inendins; jeweiry, otc. iout ciiiencncr ami sinci punctuality are bis recommendalious. Show three doors A orlh or ibe post office. JyS3,IU0 31-tT Drookville Bank in Of'erntion All of Franklla County have beard oflhe low price, at w hich Goode have been uniformly sold at the cheap iure ol And that Is the reason by they Lave alwavi hud Ihe cream of the country tri.. lo. Hu thiv Full. klioinet hul Good were hijrh when tho .Men hmii.a rushed on so hastily, IheTroiicludod to wail till the rinth n over; w hen from there bi-ine nmre eel. ler tbau buy era, lliey boiljjhl luolr beautiful Fa I Oi ii.ior atock ut Ten per Cent Los. Thun any other Hnnvo In ihe Valley. Ihn we ciu uudvraell all w bo lue'il earlier, naaill be f,. und by pricli.; ourl.'ood aud theirs. Try tt and e for )urelves. Our slock I iiKlee.l a choice and beautiful one; and cannot be beateu In Franklin County. n.FKICK o i-ON. IO"It IU pay to go tho ro. That' so.l if. Hats Cnps.

A splendid lot ofull Jt; len and prices.of the above i.-.lclojuvtuixcd at . - CAtUCXS STOEr.

Dr. Cuynott' ImproveJ Extrnctor Yullovt- Dock and Saräpniil!.-!. Thin Kxtmct Yellow Iock dJ

KaraaparLU 1 a poaltlveend (ermaaeut aurt (u4 all diaeaae Incident to women. Its tniU alterative propertU$ render it j. culiarly aj'plicaUt lo th hnJer ani delicate conntitulton, vf the female It is vnrivallol i Ut effect ttfvn such dUciucs as Incipient Cvnsumj'h ion, J!arrrtinc$$t Whitrs, tr. regular MittsUuction, Inconlincs f the Urine and General l'rotlra tion of V Syttrn. TUollrat rrmulflnrdlclneKnawa The peculiar imdadiea lo Ulch Wtune arsiub, Ject, produce gret tidily xhaullva,acon4eU4 by a di'ruwod and ullen gluumy tut uf mluJ. A lb a) Win decline lu lrelith, thr ll a lemi of nncvoua poer,aud tltia very natnrally l.ul(t theencrfy uf Hie mind, and diaturU lb eiuiu.ialiy of the temper. ivcrytüUiliJ Hornau bobri ufTutod from female eouiplulat III admit tbia 1 , b Iba mournful truth, w li obtain ruf, Ilia only itbi'cry to il" Un ktnleiicy lo depMloa aud debility. 1 LU I don by renewing that foam vuiu oi .aeaiiu aim aireniin. me nuxxt, and modlcln ccomplUbv tbla delrabl) reutl aa peodlly and eompletol a Dr. Cu)oll' Int. proved lUtrwct ot Vulluw Dock and faiaaj. rllla. LaJlu of puU tomplcxlon a4 cohullr bablu, and auch aa are dubitllalod by tboa ob alructlon v. hlch female are liable to, are rlordt by tlii uo of bottle or lo, to bloota and u vlgu. tO Head this tlattiM'Jt if ihe evrt of Jiry Afoore, who was given p If her physicians as being utterly incurable. ot herein certified to Ur, A. S. Varder, one of her consulting jhystuans. IirtAXDOxviLLE, Vo., Aii., 23, '53. Tbl 1 te certify that I wa callid la I, aee tho above named Mary Moore, during tha abteuc ef bar regular attending pliytlclan, round Iter In a critical and dunparou condition, aud, aa I Iboucbt beyond all liojie of recovery. After thl I waa called In coinutiutlon Uli Iter regular tlciidlng phyilclBD. Oar opinion were, that ber recovery aaduipoaalblo. I learned that aver dhvrato waa cauod mora thau two yuan ago, from trrcguliiUy n bur period of monatruatton. rauaed by taklvc levarecold. I did uot aeo ber again, but o BflorleBrneJ Dial the wbi gLlilng weit. I wa much aurprUcu al thl, aud, o Inquiring aaaa could bavecauaed ihl ludden ehanga, waa Ufnrniod (by Win. M. Hitlonour Dial he bad ba UklngDr. Cgyoti'Kxlrct0f Vcllow Dock and araa pa rllla. 1 have lnc beard nflu greet fct I, other cue In thl, rtclnlty. I have no Indue inonl to make ihl Utoineul, other than It may lu duce other aflllcled a watthe ut Joct of thlulement to try tue Yellow Dot k and Baraeparllla, believing, a I dn, thai It Ii poaaeaaed of tnicy axtlenlqiiulltle, and adapted to many Uleet lu. dont lo the human family. A.8. WARDF.K.M. D. Quart bottlct, per bottle el x bolilea for $i. JOIIX P. PARK. Xorth-eal earner of 4th and Walnut at., Cincinnati, 0., General Agent for Ihe VYj1, to whom ill order mual be addreaaed, M.W. Halo, Ilmokvllle, T. Drown, Fulrn.ld J. ff. Itoi kafullar. Cedar throve, ye;& Know, Sew Trenton, C. Ilaaaon, Ml. Carmol, J. X. CleineaU Ulooiulng Grove, ClfTord dt llul.lou.Tho. ltoblaon, New Kalem, I;. II. Larue, Aedertnuvtllo, at. Rarbeur, Kuhvllle,T. Dlekrouf Veraaille, D. Ueaner, Llbertv,,t, Hojd, Ftclple, J. L. Andfa Duulapvlll,llal. d Ilujhti, toiiueravlll. January, SO, 'H, So. 3, ly. Wistarsllalsam of Wild Chcrr! Tti beat ICeturdr ct crbnevrn 1IA." For Cough, Colds, Asthma, Croup, Jlronchiti. Inßuensa, Weeding cf the. Lungs, Difficult lireathinq, Liver Affections, Fain or Wrainers vf the Jlreast or Side, First Stage of Consumption, 4c. . IJUFTYTHorSANn I'F.KSON Die annnaltvU Knut ml of CoaicurrioN. In the New Jmic land Stales, the proportion I one in four or tr. la Ilo.ton, probubly one In four. In the city ol New York, sixty-seven died Inlwo wawka,ln De, of this disease. ThuraU, porhapt, no dUoae with wbWheur country Is arTected, whlcb saerpa off annually a many victim a Uml fell dedroyer of lha human ram Coniumpilon. Day after day, year after year, tho Intaliale monaterbarricito tho orU Is of the cold, Hont tomb freih added victim so It cooqueat. Xo walk or lire Is sacred from Its tlight lug Influence. No ago I exempt from the death. dealing hufu. Tho old, the middle-aged, and lb young, and all alika aro food for thla common enemy or mankind. Tho whiu-baifud patriarch, wboie lifo of temperance haa rendered hi aysteni In.porvlou to the attacks of other ill, aud whoa good deed prepared him for tho enjoyments or lifo' calm evening. Bods Consumption faatenlng IU rang upon his vlUiU.aud tearing him frwm world over bright U minds which look com pU cenlly on days well spent. I there no help for theaffllcteirT No preventive of Ihe dancer wblcb kieUu In our changeful and fickle tliniet There Is! "WisUtr's Balara of Wild Ch i-rrf ha performed curea or Conaamptlon after Skilful Phyilclan had pronounced the pattern beyoud hope, beyond Uta reach of the lr allng art. "YVisiar' Balsam" vat reitorcd tba bloom of health lo many a pallid cheek, and Joy and gUdneasto many a dUpalrlng bosom. Another Physician's Testimong. D4a Fi: I could aliow you a dozen certidratei, trout; and decisive, of the aaualive effect of your valuable Balsam of VVlld Cherry, within the paai Ivel re month, nnder my own aupervUion and direction. Indeed, ! know of few persons who bave ued It, comparatively, but recommend It la the itrongdst term. A case of Aithma, tha eeerett I ever saw, to which I was called a month ago, evinced the superiority of tha BuUant. It lasted him six weeks, aud Iba dyspepsia end aar. ferlng was dreadful; he sat np every night. Tho gentleman told vie to give bim something to last him home, (54 miles.) ao that ho might see bta wife and child, and die In peace. I gare hliu ono bottle of Balsam, directing him to take teaapooaul! doses when the difficulty of breath lej was Uo greatest. ast day I forced his Jeapndeut will and made him Uke six bottle of Wlstar's Balaam or Wild Cherry borne with him, as a prevent, ha having alleged that be had used somnchexponsiv medieineto no profit. Last week Mr. A. calico and expressed hi gratitude la the strongest terms ltid the meoieltne bad saved his fl4 hla w hole bill and took six boule more, and left any office for home, rvjoklcg. Very rieeifuIVy youra wm.shaw.m.'d., Washlrgton, X. O. Aug., 1J, . Rolfl lf JOHN D.PARK, M. W. rimle rrookvllke F. Bm a, FwirfbMd; J . Kockafellnr. Cmlar One: duiw. Niar Trenton; C. IIa.-. "n. Ml. Cermet: J. X. elemental Ulnnmliig Crove; Giffor.1 iV ALleai. lAur-'U Tho, RoMnaon, New Sut-in: Ii. M. Iji T.' ii, .nd"rni vlllo, J. L. Andrew. i-mlep. ille. - F. Muh, ConneravllU; h. Barbour, C.il.t ill-; T. lb kwa. Versailles; D. Keaver, LiKrt;; A. no)d,Sclpie FurnltTire! Furnlturcll T 'T received a b;o.m1 aawwinannt aaf FTRWf, ,1 Tl'KF. conist!n in rwl of Kureana. TaMea,

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St.inrta. Centre- I ahles.roru. I.onnre. riha, M"H tow Caba. Wagon and Cr4K, llwtaieada, MaU trasses, Chairs of every earieir. at:i rrHfviTL'HE JL0CÄ9. EroolTia, July 13, IM.-2,