Indiana American, Volume 23, Number 9, Brookville, Franklin County, 16 February 1855 — Page 3

man ilioulj ho tha last man to make theso charge against bis bill. Mr. Spann believed several provisions in tne committee' bill to be unconstitutional. He thought it ought to bo referred to the committee on the Judiciary, so that each provisions xaieht undergo an investigation. Sir. Woods had a disposition to yield to any reasonable- rennest on the part of Senators, lie acknowledged its importance. He could not see any thing to be gained by referring it to committee on the Judiciary. It had already been submitted to many of the most learned legal gentleman in this gute, and they Lave all cither in writing or orally, satisfied the com

mittee of the constitutionality of the bill. Every important section was already in active operation in some of the States of this Union. As to selling foreign liquors, the seller would have to prove the liquor to be imported and to be in the same casks imporU-d. As to hurrying the bill through, he had no such intention. It was on consultation with tho friends of temperance that he had called it up. All he desired was that this or some other measure should be passed to relieve the State from tho curso of intemperance. Mr. Griggs replied to the Senator from Shelby. Ho denied that liquor ahould be retailed under the original bill. The object of the bill was to prevent this to prevent groceries to prevent men from following the business for a livelihood. lie acknowledged that foreign liquors (the law complied withj could be sold. Mr. Brown responded. He hoped the democrats would not hesitate to net on this bill. They had been charge VU IUI 1 eft 44 V 7 UV4 V Wi V sstoo q with being the whiskeyites, and ho hoped no obstacles would be thrown in the way of the friends of this mea sure. He contended, however, that the bill was nothing mone than to establish genteel groceries where foreign liquor could be sold. Air, Griggs replied by saying tht if imported liquor was sold it would Lave to be sold in the cacks or pack ages and in the tame quantity in which it was imported. If the Senator could establish grocries under thas provisian he could try it. Tbe amendment or substitute was lost. Those who voted in favor of it were Messrs. Brookshire, Brown, Drew, Glazebrock, Hostetler, Jackson of T., M'Cleerv. Mars'field. Matches. Key nolds, Richardson of Spencer, Shields, Slater, and Spann 14. Nays 30. Mr. Hosbrook moved to suspend the rules and red the bill a third time now. Mr. Suit if the question was to be met now he should most assuredly vote azianst its passage. Ho objected to that feature which cuhtorized agents to sell liquor. He charachaized this as no better than legalizing crog shops. Mr. Woods explained, lie denied that the bill granted the selling of liquor as a beverage in nny shape or under any circumstances. Mr. Suit objected to permitting foreign liquors to be"sold. There was nothing to compel men to sell these fore ign uquors in me same quantity as im fortcd. If a man imported 50 hogeads, there was nothing to prevent him tt. 11 as . w . worn selling one ot tüem. lie would vote for no bill which primitted its manufacture or salo. lie objected to some further features, and moved that it be made the special order at some subsequent day. Mr. Slater to amend by providing that the Agent should be elected by the people. Mr. Brown suggested another amendment that beds should be provided by these Agents as many sick men would be found around these houses Mr. Woods said the friends of temperance expected all this. They would "in patience possess there souls." He would, however, say to his friends that it was his opinion nothing could be gained by delay. He hoped the question would be met now. He therefore moved to lay the amendment on the table, which carried. The question was then taken on suspending the rules and carried There was clapping of hands in the lobbies. The President called to order and threatened to clear the lobbies if the disturbance was repeated. Thejbill was then put upon its passage. Qifr. Shook moved to recommit the bill with instructions to strike out all that relates to cider. .Mr. Anthony moved to lay the in structions on the table. Carried ayes 23, nays 23. The President giving the casting vote in the affirmative. Mr. Drew moved ,to recommit with instuctions to strike out all thats relates to beer, ale wine. Anthony moved to lay the instructions on, the table. Carried ayes 29, nays 19. Mr Anthony moved the previous question which was sustained. The question was tho taken upon its passage and carried amid the plaudits of the lobby ayes 29,nays 18. In the Honse, on Tuesday, the prin ciple business was the consideration of Mr. Hudson's sew bank bill. During its consideration, Ma. Jeter, one of the Representatives from Franklin! moved that the bill be amended so as to forbid the issuing of notes of less denomination than fivo dollars. A very sensible motion; but neither the influence and eloquence of the mover, nor the value of the amendment could prevail on that Know Nothing body to adopt it. Several amendments were adopted, but they are not reported. On Wednesday, in the Senate, a motion was made to reconsider the vote on the Temperance Bill, on the strength of which much gassing was done by the opponents of the measure. Among the bitterest was a Mr. Drew, a liquor seller, in the Senate, from Evansville. Poor Drew, we helped buy him out once on hU pledge to quit the business, and afterwards we voted for him as a temperance candidate against the redoubtable Gen. Greathouse. How are the fallen! mighty In the HoubeMhe Free Bank bill was discussed, but no definite conclu

sion reached, and the same was dono on Thursday.

On Friday, in the Scnato the day was chiefly spent in discussing the bill that provides for electing U. S. Senators, but no important measure was passed. In tho House, tho great business of the morning was the passage of the Tcmpcrandc bill. It passed by a vote of 5 to 41, both tho Representatives from Franklin voting against it, of course. We have no later proceedings than Friday.

5 pttial Xtottcts. TAXZ- CAES 07 TOirit 117503, If you do not trish to die of Consump tion. Pittsburgh, April 1, IPir. Mr. R. E. cllora- Dear Kir: 1 have on aevornl occasion expressed ttye personally, the high estimation In which, from having ued Itwveral year In my family, t hoU your "Imperial Cough Syrup." I have never known It to fall In roller In Cough, Cold, or opprelon of the lung, wboa used promptly, and according to your direction I bare (Wen II to Infant children with highly beneficial effects; and so faraa my own cat la concerned, a doo taken at night before retiring baa Inrarlably relieved me from cough or any dlaagreeablo fooling of Iii cheat. I alwaye keep It in my homo, and would not, on any account, te without It. Every porsou who may ue It, will pronounce It an agreeable, mild, yet highly effective Cough Medicine, which In a climate ae changeable at onri, cannot fall to prove a great beneOt to all who may give it a (air trial. 1 am, air, reapoctfully, your friend, W. II. WHITNEY, Editor rituburgh Dally Chronicle. P. fl Tho abovo Cough Syrup la prcfented to the afflicted, aa a pleasant, aafe, prompt, and re liable cough remedy, anl all that can be expected or doalred by thoe ufforlng with coughs, coldi, or a diseased atata of the lung. Price on ly 83 eta, Prepared ard aold by It. K. HELLERS dt CO. Foraaleby M. W. HAUE, Only Agent In Brookville. JO A Wonderful discovery baa recently been niado by Dr, Curtis, of tnli city. In the treatment of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases of the Langs. " e rerorto'Dr. Curtis' llyreana ,or Inhaling Hygcan Vayor aud Cherrj Syrup'" With this new method Dr. C. ha restored many afflicted onea to perfect health; as an evidence of which he baa Innumerable certificates. Speaking of the treatment, a physician remark: It la evident that Inhaling constantly breathing an agree able vapor the medicinal properties must come In contact with tho lungs, and thus escape the many and varied changea produced upon them when Introduced Into the stomach, and subjected 0 the proccta of dlgedlon, Tho Hygeana la for aale at all the principal druggists thjonghoul the country. (N. Y. Dutchman. See advertisement of Medicated Inhalation another column of this papr. STATU STOCK BASKS. The following is a correct list of of Banks, the bills of which are taken on deposite at the Brookville Bank, X57"one are received for taxes by tho County Treasurer except those marked with a Brookville Bank Bank of Indiana Michigan City of the Capital Indianapolis " Rockville Rockville " Syracuse Saracuso Bank of Salem (south) Montictllo Monticello " Goshen Goshen " Elkhart Elkhart Warsaw Warsaw " Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Crescent City b'k Evansville Canal, b'k Cambridge City Vk Cambridge City Central b'k, Indianapolis Fayette County b'k Conncrsville Farmers,' b'k Westfield Farmers' & Mechanics' b'k Inda'lis Gramercy b'k Lafayette floosier b'k Logansport. Indiana, b'k Madison Indiana Stock b'k, Laporte Kentucky Stock b'k Columbus Lagrange b'k Lima Merchants' k Mechs' b'k N Albany N. Y. and Va. Stock b'k Evansville Prairie City b'k Terre Haute Savings' bank, Conncrsville. Salem Bank (north) Southern, bank Terr Haute. Traders' bahk Indianapolis INDIANA. CLASS XO. If. This class includes those banks that are taken at 10 per cent discount at Indianapolis and at about 25 per cent in Brookville. Bank of Paoli " of Covington " of Fort Wayne ' North America Clinton " Perry villa " of Rochester of Rcnssalaer " of South Bend Delaware County bank Muncie Elkhart County bank, Goshen Farmers' and Mechanics Rensalear Great Western, Tcrro Haute Huntincton County Huntington Indian Reserve Kokomo Kalamazoo b'k Albion North Western, Bloorafield New York Stock, Vincenncs. Shawnee, Attica Stato Stock, of Marion State Stock, Jamestown Tippecanoe bank, Winimac Upper Wabash bank. Wabash Wayne " Richmond Wabash River Bank, Jasper Wabash River bank, Newvillc Wabash River, New Corydon CLASS NO. III. This class includes those banks that are 25 per cent discount at Indianapolis and about 35 here. Atlantic Bank, Jackson Agricultural Bank, Mt. Sterling Bank of Attica, Attica " of Albany, New Albany Auburn " of Albion "of America, Morocco ' of Bridgeport " of Bloominton Bank of Connersville, 14 of North America, Newport Bank of Rockport, Rockport T. Wadsworth Michigan City Drovers Bank Home Exchange, Grcencastle Farmers,' Jasper Green County, Bloomfield Government Stock b'k, Lafayette Laurel b'k Laurel Merchants' " Springfield Merchant's " Lafayette. Northern Indiana Bank Logansport Orange, " Poseyville Plymouth " Plymouth Public Stock, Newport People's bank Lima Perry Co. Bank, Canuelton State Stock security, Newport State Stock, Knox Steuben Co, Angola State Stock, Logansport. State Stock, Peru.

Traders', Terre Haute Traders' " Nashville Wayne Bank Logansport Western, Plymouth. Wabash Valley Logrnsport IJHOKFX HANKS. The following is a list of the broken Banks, which are not taken on deposit at the Brookville bank. ILLINOIS. Belvidere bank Bank of Rockford Bank of Elgin Bank of öttawa

Merchants and Farmers' bank Dupage County bank Rock Island bank Bank of Napiervill Itailroad bank Union " City Chicago Phoenix Farmers' Merchants and Mechanics' " onio. Saving's bank Ohio. Clinton bank, do. Masullion bank, Ohio. Bank of Circleville, do. Citizens bank. Cincinnati. Ohio Saving Institut, Tiffin, Ohio, Uank of rtorwalk. Urbana Ins.& banking Company. MISCELLANEOUS. Knickerbocker bank, N. Y. Eighth Avenue bank, N. . auffolk bank N. Y. Lewis County bank, N. Y. 11 sT Uank ot Jloiioweu, Aiainc. Brunswick '.bank, do. Ship builder's bank, do. Bank ot ill word, Delaware. Kentucky Trust Company, do Newport Safety Fund bank, do. Erie and KaUmazo bank. Farmers Ac Mechanics bank Memphis. Sackctt's Harbor bank, N. V. Bank of Saratoga Co., do. Farmer ifc Mechanics bank, Oswego. Farmers' bank, of Onondaigna, N. Y. Drovers' bank, Ogdensburg, dx Bank of Carthage. do. farmers and Alecbrtntcs bank of Kent County, Maryland. Cochituate bank Boston. Bank of West Killingly, Connecticut. Merchants .bank, Macon, Georga. Bank of Ellsworth, Maine. Bank of Washtenaw.Michigan. Empire bank, N. Y. Bank of Oshkosh Wisconsin. Selling Off for Cash. S.D. GALLION 6c Son, being determined to close np tholr buslnei offor their entire dock of well selected and cheap imv uooii. IIAltUWAItr, itPdoittH mir. At the Lowest Prices, for Cash. The whole stock I new, well selected, and free from remnants, and, having boon purchased with groat care In NEW YOKE, noSTOx,nnd I'HILADIXI'IIIA, can be mlely recommended a perfectly fresh and as cheap aa rood can be legitimately sold any where In the west. Uur stock Includes a good assortment of CLOTIIIXi, CA II PET I XG, and NOTIONS. Stock'Uoney taken at Current rates. JTjN'OTTCK te those who know themselves Indebted to us: We are determined to close up our business for tbo present and pay our debts, and tbnue who owe us will pirme take notice that we (ball strictly enforce ourrollec Hon. Si. U.GALUOM Ai HON. Cash Wanted. ALL person Indebted to U. frlce cV Fon, either ny in ou or Uook account, are requested to call aud settle the same, as we are closing up our business In lirookvllle. ie!u)swill be allrnded with cost. IK PKICK & SON. GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE. TJY OSMR OF THE COURT 07 COMMON XJ rleu,oi trauKlui county, lud. , ill llievase ol M til lam J. Roberta, et al. vs. John Koberts, et al. the undersigned Commissioner will sell at public outcry, on the premise, lu While Walerlowuthtji in uu eounty, on Saturday the 24th of February, 1855, The following real estate, situated la said eou nty : no. I. The a e qr of section 4, town 8, range I, containing 1UU acres, more or lets. I bis la an Im proved farm, with a brick dwelling house on It, In one of the best neighborhoods In the county, aud l a oMlraMO location. TtlC.tlM. One-th'rd down, the remainder In one and two years, with Interest, to b secured by note and approved eeurlty, waiving benefit ofaipraisetuenl law. Deeds to be made when the V hole purchase money I paid, under the direction of aald court. GfcO. HOLLAND, December, I8Ö4. Commissioner. MOORE, "WH8TACH, KEYS V CO., Booksellers and Stationers, PRINTERS, BINDERS & PUBLISHERS, S3, Weil Poarth Street, CINCINNATI, Take great pleasure In aaylng that they have laken possession of tho ipaciou and elegant buildlngjul erected at No. 5 West Fourth Street, tot tbe accommodation of tbelr business. Directly opposite their Old Stand, No. 8, West Fourth Street, and half a square west of their former Blank Book and Stationary Store, at tbe corner of Fourth and Main street. Tbo new establishment haa uucqualled facilities ' MANUFACTURING BOOKS, either Blank, for th. Counting House or Office, or printed, for tho Librr ry or Drawing Hoora.Kook in either Department will be produced In the highest tle of the aiU trj Constantly for tale, all Valuable 5ew Publication, Standard worka tn Theology, Medicine, and General Literature, Music, School, and Classical Books. MOOKK, WltSTACII, KEYS & CO. febS 103 NEW PIANOS Christmas and New Year's Presents! 1TTE offer for ale from now until Feb. 15, 55, If the above number of New Kosewood Pian os, at lower price than have ever before bocn known In tbo United States. Kast or Ve:t. aa olows; 2 txira caned Loult Hth, carved topi, &e., manufacturer' price In Boston, tOOO, for tale each at $190. S Full carved Louis 14th, 7 octaves, Boaton price $550, for aale, each at 450. 3 Carved Louis 14th ttyle, 7 octave, Boston price $500. for sale, each at. . 410. 7 Louts 14th style. ( aad 7 octaves, New York prices $450 to 5U0 each, for sale at $350 to 410. 30 Full centre Pianos, aome extra bandsome, with carved case, die., usual pricea $350 to $45i al $ .'73 to 375. 55 Uf varlou ityle, from 8 to 7 octave, uiual price $ j43 ta 37 J: for sale al $1!H), $19, $), $21uand S?0. -1 full written Warrantee given tcith each instrument. TERMS CASH. Nover befoie hat there been inch aa onnortunlty of purchasing Ptanoa, either as rerards unco or variety. Our present stock being lully twice a large as any other In the country; and our Piano are well known to be from llio it maker of the L'nlon. Uur friends In Cincinnati will understand the reason of tbla extraordinary reduction tn nrlcea. Those living at a Pittance are Informed that the extremely stringent (late of the money market It the cause of our thut offering Crst cla instru ments ai vnese rates. SMITH 6 KIXON. Piano Hall, No. 761 Wet Fourth t. near Vine. Cincinnati, u. juiyxi,34iy (täte of Indiana,) Franklin County. t rVTOriCK la hereby given Uial Uils.n Mor1 11 row. Administrator of the estate of llmothv C.Cooley, deceased, has Oled his petition to tell tee real et ate of the deceated, hi personal being insumuient to nay ni ueou; ana mat aaiu petition will bo heard at the ntxt tonn of the Court of Common Pleas for said eountv. Test: j.m. Johnston, '. C. C. Franklin Ciunty. February 1st, 1855. AIMtOAD NOTICE The SckhnM P . er of the Clncluuall, Indianapoll, and Chicago Kuilroad Company, are hereby no tided to meet at the Court Honst, in Brookvllle, Ind., on theü.'d day of March next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of aald day. by order of tho Hoard, JüllN W Y.N.N, Secretary. Feb. 8, IKS. 3w HORSE BILLS, PRINTED at Uit office, on ibort notice, for vac poiXAit.

STATE STOCK The umlorljnmd III pay the highest market price, In llankablo riiuluuatl r'umli, furall kind of unenrmnt Hank f-r. OKr'ltK at l ykor 4c Raker's Clothlnr Kmpe riniii. north of the Hank. K. II. 1 Y.NKK. lirookvllle, Jan 13, 13W. Uncurrent State Stock Honey. ALL persons having unsealed account with the undersigned, are requested In call and settle the same Immediately. I'ucurrenl money rcrelted In payment on notes or book account. I will also PUT the blRhot market price, In current fund,, fur Cocurrunt kiock Money. J .NO. 11. OAVI.t.

BrookTlllo, Fcb2, ifjJ. 1 mo KLttv a. n-afm. jottrn n. sc(a. r. a. ifniK.m v co 10VetT!lrdrU.,Sielvn'I!ulldlng Uutweon Main and Walnut, CINCINNATI, OHIO. TIT2 nndemgned Jiavlrg concluded le wind op tnnir butine, are now offering lU-lr entire to'k of MEN and nors CLOTHING AND Gent's Furnishing Goods, At precise Sew York cost, for eath. 1 Their stock alo embraces hat y i c.iMt HOOTS AMD SHOES, and every other article Intended forf.cnllemen'1 apparel, all or which are Lute Pitrrlin andft'renli iooIa. Person wishing anything In tholr line will get great bargain by calling at their Kinporlutn, one door north of the Hank. TY2VKK A BAKKK. rirookvllle, Jan ?i,l&tt. Ml MONEY WAI3TED! TJJE Subscriber being anvlouatocloee np their buslne prior to Iravlug lirookvllle, wonld ay to llioe who are indebted to mem either oy nw or nook account, to cull ana luaKe Immediate payment. We hope cumoiuer soulng this notice will make thulr arrangements accordingly. T YA KK ot UAKr.K. Bnokvllle, Jan 2.', LOST! DeceinberySlli, If54, on the Hull Pork or Bait Kicketls and Crook, on Iba road btwera John Joshua York's, A Pocket Book containing: $410 and several valuable papers. The flndor will be. lultably rewarded by returning the inmeto me, j or to Mr. John Kickult. jux. ortun. halt C'k tp., Jan 19, tMJ 3w Dr.J PETTIT S American Eye Salnr. THIS ASTIC1E IS preeiitod to tho publlo as an Kvterual Pemedy, avoiding the pain and dangoralle tiding the lntriductlon of t'auslU's, Minerals, and P.ye-waiilie, with assurances of Its valne as a cure for tho vgrloua tliteaset of the EYE, of Acute or Chronic Tnflnmatlon, whether Indneed by scrorulous oriein orolherwlac; Debility of the Uptle Nerve, Granulation of the l.lds, Uloeratloa o. the tachrymul Ciiandi.and Weakness of Vision from any cauiu. I'rico 2. ct. per bog. For tale by M . W . H A I LE, Brook v lle, and by Druggist cV Medicine Dealer generally. SELLING OFF AT HEW YOKK PRICES. A Splendid Assortment of FARQUHAR k LINCK, Are now telling the 1nr?o and desirable i toe It of inerck ndittt of Mr. Kiclinrd Tyner, at bit old aodnell known stand In lirookvllle, at VERY REt'l'CKD PKICKH FOR STATE STOCK MOSEY AT PAE. The Good mint be told and inotUltmcllve bargain cun be secured. Country Merchant aro Invited to examine the Sinrk. whlrh la v?rv larpe. well snort oil. and of the choicest quality; to whom we promise Induce ments to p ii retinue. lilncksuiitiis w ill ntid It to their Interest to "lay In" thelrsUM-k f Iron when they cau ue 'biate Stock money." lietitlemanly and arcominoddtingClerka will b In attoiioance to sorvo nu wit!. tilptch at all times, al the Old Grind Mote Corner. dee liii "53 3m Consumption! Consumption!! Dr. WmTuALTS FOIt THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION. DECLINE. ASTII MA. BRONCHITIS. WASTING OF THE FLESH. NIGHT SWEATS, SPITTING BLOOD. WHOOP. ING COUGH, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, COLDS, COUGHS. INFLUENZA, PHTHISIC, PAIN in the SIDE, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE CHEST AJ7D LTJ5GS'. Dr. Hall Bttlsaai contains ne Opium, Caltmcl, or any mineral poison, but I composed mostly of those Koots, Herbs, and Vegetable substance, which have a specific influence upon tbe lung and their connected organs. Its immediate effect 1 to allay all Irritation and gently removo the phlegm and other morbid matter from the Airpassage and Throat, thus relieving the cough by ubduliigtlie injfammatitn and olbercause which give rite to it. It also stimulate and imparti a healthy tone to tbe lungt themselves, thereby enabling them more thoroughly to remove from the blood of thoso Impurities and dl leaned particles, which. If retalund, do o much mischief In the ) stem, aud lay the foundation for Incurable COSSUM PTIOX. It alio exert a decided action upon tbe skin, and asnist nature In expelling thro tbe Kxhalcnls. much of that morbid matter which ouiu vtur-rwiso ue luruwu uma, ujuu mo iuuB.v thus relieving them of a part of their work, and rendering tho system pure and healthy. When tubercles are forming, Itchecks thelrdevelopment and further progress; or if ulceration hat taken place I assist the lungs In throwing off the corrupted matter, ootho the Irritation, boat the ulcerated cavllie, aud restore them to healthy action. Tbl Medicine, iberofore, I not merely a palliative, which only relieve for the time being, but I a thorough cuiatlre, a it (triketatthe rootof the dlseate, and by removing It, removea all Ua consequences. Tnl 1 It dUtingulthed tharaettriiie property possessed, in equal power by no other medicine now before the public. THE MOST rXTRAORDISAT ciREs oi mmmn Are made here at home and certified toby auch men at W. D, WRIGHT, M, D.,J. S.JOIISSO M.D.,J 8 LAWSOM, M I, W C SMITH, M d) Capt. W PEARCE, S. 8 MULFORD Eq., and other wolt-knowo citizen of Cincinnati. CSTCall IT0N THE Agenttj And get a pamphlet and road their certificate, and you must be felly convinced of the extraordlcary merit of title medicine. 1CTCAUTION! Beware of DrHallPulmonlo Ellxer: alio Dr Hall' Cough Eemedy, which 1 omotline palmed off fer the genuine. CT Be uro and ask for Or, Win. Hall's Bat$kH rot tnt Lrae. The genuine I dgned by O.K. BAKBHACo. FOIt SHEBY M. W. Tlsllo, Hroohvllle, J. ft. Rockafcliar, Cuilar Crove, A.Cate, New Trenton, J. Klnr, Bloomlna Orove, Koyd A Gray, helplo, r.iiforddt Holden, Laurel. C Vancamn,Mtamora WMUr,MUrvlUe

onrnBUS line to Spades' Station! The undersigned will rnn a comfortable Hack regularly, between Uroikvllle and hpadea1 Station. He will leave lirookvllle every Monday, Wednesday, raid (Saturday, at auch hours as will best suit passengers. Keturulng. be will loave Spades' Immediately after the arrival of the two o'clock train, lie will go at other time If called upon. 8AMIEL MOSROK. lirookvllle, Jan j:,lMJ.

"I will Never be Without them." SsLTvoaa, Verre'lllon co., 111., May 8, 180. Mr. Seller: Having med your Liver PI 111, Cough Syrup aud Vermifuge le my family for more than three years, I believe I am Justified ta saying to me public, that tney are deoidadly the best family medicine now In ate. I wl I never be without them unlet they ennnot be bad alany eoet. In this section of the country they have saved hundreds or dollars In doctor's bills. I would recommend the Liver pills In preference to anything eiso.ror an enlargement or me spieen vourt Keipeciruiiy, j. aiii.uuke To the Public. Tea oatoiMAL, oklv Tn sun juncini Llvwr Pill are prxyared by K. K. seller, and have hi name In black wai upon the lid or each box, aud bitdgnaiure on theoutslde wrapper aLL oursa sat (oiffTiaraiTs, or IIee lntttatlue. K. E. SKLLEK.i A Co., Proprietors. Pituburgh Pa. Hold by .TI.W.H tlLC, Briokvllle, Ind. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. TtTrrTAUT) TTVTR HAS MADÄ ASSIOK Xv ineiilol hi property, eui'Cti, utH, avcuuuia, and claim to the undersigned. The Hook are now posted and the accounts ready for sottlemr.nl they are to be found althe dwelling nouse oi Auner Mct-arty, to wnom pay inent niual be made. The note are to be found at the office of Oeo. Holland. 1'avinenl of these rlnlm must be made forth with, without distinction of person delay cannot ne allowed. Creditor must and will have tbelr oney CHO. HOLLAND, Asils-nees doc S3 IE CHALLENGE 1119 The subscribers would respectfully announce to tne public, that they are just receiving irom ine eaiteru market In addition totlielr ntually heavy aupply, a largo and well tuloctod ttock or MENS', HOYS' AND CIIILDRENS IIUAUV.nADRCLOTlII.U. Suited I the fall and winter trade which they In tend telling at such rates as to challenge coropctlIon witn any nouse tn the elate. We therefore lay to persout visiting this mar. ket not to be to hasty In buying at to make your purcbatot beiore calling al our CLOTHING EMPORIUM, for we are now enabled to ofler, being In this branch of trade exclusively, the bett assortment of goods ever opened la tlil market, and will tell them chea er tuan eso be bought elaewhere. We are not Insensible of the fact that where man haa a regular place of dealing.wbere can be found articles In our line at fair rale, he can Dot be persuaded to leave It unless areal lndi.cen.ents are onerea, knowing in is we nave cut our prices down to tuch figure a will luture the tale of any garment be may lake the trouble to price bofore buylngretsewnere. oct JO U TYNEK A BAKEK. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. DIM. DlCAN tV CATIEIIOt DENTISTS. Xo. 15G ITe-f Sixth et. between Race and Elm sis., Cincinnati mmS OmCE TJITOEE THE MANAGEMENT X ol lie present proprietors, naa beeu luyreas lug In reputation for superior oporatloni In In Artlhelal Department of Dentistry for the last ten years, and no expense or elfort shall be want Ingto give satisfaction to all who may favor with their patronare. it The aubtcribcra would call attention to tbe fol lowing essential points pertaining to Artlflcla Teeth, vli: iieanty and naturalness of appear' anee, quality and strength of materials, comfort to tbe wearer, and nsufulnes In restoring the natural appearanco of tho peecl,and ability to masticate; I a all of which they are warranted In saying they are excelled by uone, and equalled oy lew. ! TEETH Inserted from one to a full aet, with Artificial Voms. Full and Half Seta Invariably lmorted by sue tlon. All operations In Dentistry performed In the most thorough manner. t i: Ii n s . : Considering the superior character of the work j and the euarantee given, they aro tho moat reasonable In the West. ; TWO TEETH OIL HOBE 0 COLD PLATE, 3 I'Elt TOOTH. TWO TEETH OS MOEE ON SILVEE PLATE, 2 ii:h TOOTH. The money refunded if the Teeth do not prove satisfactory. j JO For the Information of those living at a distance, wo would ttato that our facilities are auch, that we can make In the fluent tt) le, a full set uf TfcETII In from 'H to 41 hours, aud small pieces In proportion, so that no detention need be apprehended. . W.C.DUNCAN,) n.-T1M.. j.c.camkkon! ; nisTum. No. iiC WestSixth Street, betwoeu Kace and Elm, Cincinnati. doe. , ID British Periodicals. EARLY COPIES SECURED. Premiums to New Subscribers!!! I LKUXARDKCOTr cVCO., New York ! Continue to republish the following Ilsillsh Perl- , odlcals, viz: I. i THE LOlfDOIT QUARTERLY, (Conservative.) II. THE EDINBURGH EEVIEW, (Whig.) ill. 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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

rrXTTE Tnderslgned beg leave to Inform tbe eltX ue.ia of Brookvllle and v'c'.nlty, that be bat 0ened a shop In tue nuliumg rmeriv oecoiiau bv K. W. Hubbard, on the west tide of Main street south of the Publie Kquare, where be will furnish to cuttomert all kind of CABINET A.tDCARPE.trER WORK. I Intend tut kaannaband a larro aortmnt of COPFISS of the best ttyle of workman. hip and made of the bett material, at price which cannot fallt ult. . A ttfarsi will be In readlnesa at all time, without me accompaniment of drunken driver tna runaway none, aim, mnaow aasa, wars, lioor-Pramee, and all kinda of Carpenter work done to order at low price. Term Cash. 00 13 5 'Jill JAt.-ÄAni.Ai. 11. I&OY, Practical Boot and Shoe Maker. m. UT.C.H leave to Inform the cltliensef " Dnnlitparillo that bo earriet on buslne, In the above line Id I V Dunlaptvtlle, where he will be happy V-Cto hit frieud-, and bopca by strict attention to bnilnessand lilt experlene In tbe trade, and with a nrm aeierminatton to work nothing bnlthe best of stock aud warrant good Ills, be expects to merit a thare of public patronage. Pegor eewed ladlet work of all dscrlptient made to order, and of the real Persian and rniiadoipniaatyiea. January 6 1U4-1 year. BRÖKVILLEi5ÖLLEGEi rrn II IS Institution I new ready torecelveany II nurabtrof yiung gentlemenand yoongladies, and afford them the best of facllitlet for obtaining a thorough education. The building Is large and convenient, ana tne noara or instruction will be increased at the want of the Initullon demand. Those young men who may even pre fur tocraduate at older Institutions, wllldo wellto aequire the preparatory studies here, where the claue are not loo large for convenience, and where they are not taught ny nniur graduate, a Inmoslold Institutions. Young ladles, on grad ostlne. willreeeive appropriate diplomas. P.oardlnarcan be had In good famine, nearthe college edifice altwortollar per week. Young men c tn noara tuemseivesaiaooui sixiy cents per week. The prices of tuition range from 8)3,30 to lfl.no per Quarter with ten per cent discount for advance payment. Forfurtberpartleularaeddrosa riivs. " bi'Lnni rres Brokvilte nd. Feb. leu. PETER A. WHITE k CO. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic -a AMU lMÜ Sß NO. 61 PEARL ST., liT.VKi? WA T AMD VINE STREKTS CINCINNATI. Mar.17. Wol3,lyr.I.S. T, SMITH Dealer in Clocks. 12 EAST 5th ST. OPPOSITE DEXKIlftOX HOUSE CIKCIS.IATI, Ohio. 5W7-1J Hard Times!! All penont Indebuülo the nndertlgncd, or to S. D. Ualllon, by either toU or book account, are hereby notiOed that Immediate payment la T E ÄS D ALE'S fJEW YOTX DTE HOTJSE IS A FOUR 8T0JX ltV LI'ILLINU, with stone front. So. Udi Vvalnut street, between Sixth and Seventh, opposite Die Walnut Street House. Tio connection, Ith any other house In the city. Uoodt tent by Exprest with proper Instruction, will have prompt and faithful attention Address. W. TEASDALB. dec li 3 'illy MEAT CUTTERS. TITZ HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY Off HAKES W of Meal Cutler., both of lAood and Irou lor coiling fcausage or Miaco meat. This Is a machine thai every farmer orient to have. For le by juHJi F. DAiRcvCO, Seed Store, No. 40 and 42 Lower Market dee 15 3 '53 3w Cincinnati, Ohio. GREAT WESTERN PIANO DEPOT, CINCINNATI. Onto. We detlr to Inform purchaser of Piano thro' the entire Weal that we are now building and will open August 4tb, 1864, the Urged Piano Saleroom ever built, either In Europe or America, and more than twice a large a any in the United Ute. The. room will be filled with wmnm ' . From ih j belt makers In the country, aud tbe extent ofour butine. will enable ot to tell i elowall competition, aud at the aam lima to offer auch a variety a lia never been een, tn thlaor any other country. Our stock, now on the way,wllleonslstofabout the following SO Loul XIV carved? octave, 40 7 octave full cerotre Piano, finished all round, 40 ej octave., of all tyle, 50 0, CJ aud Ci octave Instruments, PRICES FROM $200 TO $800 A full written guarantee given with every Piano old by a. TERMS, CASH. We will aupply dealer who purchase for cash, on as good term a tbey can buy In New York or Boston, SMITH & NIXON, No 731 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, O. July 21 54 1 PUBLIC HOUSE. The subscriber having opened ap :blichouteln liloumtnggrore, at me fiSiLj aland In the north part of the town Oders rood accommodation to travelers. Call d see. JOIIM WILLOBY. loomlnjrgrove, Sept, 20, '54 3 w. nTnUTHINS ABOUT! At Xo. 2 Commercial Row. THE Publie can always find a general escortmcntof good and Fashionable Furniture, Conslstlngln partof Burraui, nedeteada. Tablre Stande, ofaa Center and Card Table, Lounge a and Itlattree oa, Willow Wagon A: Cabs, Market Ua.kets, IVliisHr Cradles, Split Cane cV Windsor Chairs, Mplltcane nnd AVooden Hockern, Sprln-aea Cocker, and other necessaries for hemefurnishing too numerous to mention. ALSO jrCOBMICTS PATENT STRAW CtTTTTS, Warranted to give satisfaction. All of which will be sold low for cash at the FUR.MTCRE ROOMS. I. R. We have on band and can furnish on short notice, a superior ttyle of Venltian llllnde at Cincinnati Price. I30YS AND YOUTHS At tbla U the (eaton of the year when parent are providing their children with clothing for tbe FALL AND WINTER "WEAR. We would respectfully call their attention to the large addi'lon we are jut making direct from the Eat. to our pretenl dock of (aid good. Our lock consists of HEAVY dt LIGHT COATS, PASTS & VESTS, In endles variety tolled to the eaon, all of which we are telling cheap. We would advise parent wanting boy clothing t give n a call and examine our gcod for we feel confident we can tell a ready made garment of any diicriptlon, cheaper than to get tbe good and make them. oclSO 44 TYNER dc BAKER. FOR SALE. FiS! V. A good frame Konto In the bottom ittiiE ? boing the one now occupied by IMr. Lanlu. J. D. HOWDAND. . S3d, 1854. 3m. SELLING OFF BEINO DF.SIROC8 OFCLOSlNO OCR Business In Brookvllle, we have determined lodlspose of our entire dock at PRIME COS r, for auch fund a are at par tn Cincinnati. Tbe aaorlmenl I large and well aeleeted; contisttng of all such article as are usually kept In a well supplied store. Wo have a good assortment of Clothlnr. tutted to the eaton. Also, a la re (uddIv of Boot and Shoe of everv decrlpilon, and oft iiat ana cap. novSS D. PRICE ot SOV. DR. 0. II. MARTIN, PHYSICIAS AND 8TJSOS0N, ANDERSONVILLE, oct 57 45 INDIANA. T100TS AWT) SHOES Jj Ufevery kiudaudqualityjnilreeeivedattbe OLD RED BRICK. TT ats and Capo - A cnoiee it oca or tne idmi ranionoityie tut opened at TYVSR BAlkEX'i

NEW DRUG STORE. (Sign of the Oolden Mortar.) JJdhn Wo KfocdlT. DEALER IÜ Xruar. PTeairlne, Ialnle, Olle

Df .SlulIe, I'erluuiery fcchool UDSaif aiaiiencry, a-vsa uuu letksl L'UtlcrTacVC.a West side of Main St., next door to the VALLEY HOUSE, BROOKVILLE, INDIANA. mAHES pleasure la Informing the nubile genX orally, that beta now in receipt and open ing In bis new room, opposite the roidichquare, a full stock of allCoodjIntlillu. 'aitocKcr Drugs and Medickes ! He ran lay with all con S Jene libit iurpautd, eltberln quality or varloty , by any other bouse la tae county, nor at as low prlees. his slock or Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c, Kept by blm Iseompleteln every pait. 1 am bow openlugan elegant assortmentof English, French and American Perfumeries, All of which have been purchased at aaeh price at will enable tue to tell al tbe lowest ratet. I have made arrangement with a large publishing bona In Ctuclnnall to be kept t'iCDÜtd with allth varloUetof School Book?, Csedlo the School oflhl )..ace and vicinity, belue ancicrucQt assortment oi Staple and Fancy Stationery, which will be dlpod of al reduced prleet. I have alto a very flueanortmentnf Pen and Pocket Outlery, all of whlcbare freih Importation and many new pattern. Por any oftheaboveor numsrou olherartlcle usually kept in houses ofllkecharacler, the public are res(xclfullj Invited to the "Hirn of the Golden Mortar." JOH.K W, MÜOJJY. 0.&-tf. C..R4W. t. aaaaoca. l. c. aciLt. c, B.aaaaora. SHAW. MIL k mim, Importers and Jobbers of usiasr ids No. A Pearl street ang lKOm jCIKCTJf KATI. What over Woman eliould knew. Every woman thould know thnt If the It Ina poor, tlckly , debilitated condition of health, nia klns evtstenea a hnrdan latiMtf.fiit a ..... .r I anxiety loh.r relatlvetand friend.,. n., oern.pt, (borrlblereDecllon,)enUlllngan l Inflicting her own maladlet and tufferlnrt onou her children, that It It her duty to understand why and from " woaicgQHoerinirtringi rite, mat remedy aud reiier a.ay wn le yet there U Urn be ed tbe causes be avoided In future, and I et health reilored, tUtiho may In fined for tai dutlei and capable ef the enjoyment of lifo. Letevery woman look'at the ema. ated fofm, the death-like complexion, the deep-j urled, lu. treleti eye, the tanken cheek, the f lo and de pressed splrlU, the shattered nrve,vhe prostrate and helple condition of many a wife, mother,! daughter or (liter, If not heraolf Include 1, wit hie herown circle, who day aro daya of akony,and ask herself.'Mu.t this cooUon? Must this be? Is there no remedy? No relief? No bopo?' The remedy la by knowing the causae and avoldlngtbem aad knowing the can aad benefitting ny mem. Thele are pointed out la Tho Married Woman Private Medical Corapnnio BT DR. A. M. MAURI CKAU, raorttsoa or ntstAsa or women. 0rAMnWrArt(SCO,000. 8mo., pp. 230. (on riaarsrca, txTaa Biaoiira,tl 00.) , .... . Every complaint to which a woman ta aubject.l from ftrlhood to womanhood, a alto at wife and a mother, are fully described, with the eaue,the the ymptom, and alto proper mod of treatment In a plain, (lmple,bullnthe moit chute, language, easily understood. And thut every woman can discover, by comparing her own tymptontwlth thote described, tbe nature, chard acter and cautet of her eoraplalut; and be iparemuch anxiety and anlTbrlng. Tbe wife about beoomlnga mother hat often need of Inttructlon and advice ofthentmott Importance toher future health, In respect to which hertentltlvenett forbid Consulting a medical gentleman, will find tuch inttrurtion and advice, and alto explain many tymptont which otherwise would occasion anxiety and alarm. How many are uSTerlng from cbstructloni or lrregnlaritle peculiar to the female tyttom which undermine tne health, the noallh, the eflectt ol which they are lgnnrnnt,and for which the delicacy forbid leeklng medical advice? How many offer from prolapsus utorl (falling of the womb), or from fluor albus (weikness, debility, Ac.)? How many are tn conttant agony for many months preceding confinement? How many have difficult. Ifnoldangerou deliterletand low aod uncertain recoveries Some whose live aro hatarded du ring inch time, will each find In lu page the mean of prevention, amelioration and relief. How many bitter momenta bow much anguish, might have been (pared lo th sufferer, to her hu band, to ner relative, byatlmely poaiesaloa of tbl little volume. It It impracticable toconveyf ullly the varlou tubjecl Iretted uf, at they are of a nature (tri . ly Intended for those who are married, or bote contemplating marriage. But no husband, wife or mother are excusable If tbey (till continue In Ignorance of those phytl logical law, by the knowledge of which Ihuli own health and liapplnc,a alto the future well being of their children are tecored. 'The Married Woman's Prlwate Uledlcal Companion," Is a standard work of ektabllthed reputation, found flatted in tho catalogue of the great trade sale In New-York Philadelphia, and other eitlet, and old by all tho principal bookseller In the United State. It was first published In 1847, alnce which lime Fire hundred thousands Copies. have been o d, of which there were upward of l,00O Copies seat by mail, attettlng tbe high estimation in which It It held at a reliable popular Medical Book for erery Female; the author having devoted hit exclusive attention to the treatment of complaint peculiar to female In respect to which be U yearly consulted by thou (and. Ineonaeqnenceof tbe universal papnlarity ol the work, a evidenced by te Inordinary aale, varlou Impodtlon have been attempted by Imi tation of title pago, tpurtou edition, aud aurreplltlou Infringement of copyright, a well nponbooktellersa npon the public, it ha been found necetsary, therefore, to CAUTION THE PCBLIC. to day nobook unless the words'Dr. A. M. Man riceau, 129 Liberty it., X. T., la on tbe title poge, ahd tbe entry In tbe Cleik Office on the back ot the title page; and buy only of respectablo and honorable dealer, or tend by nullend addreitto Dr. A. M. Maurlceau. IOUpon receiptor tt Tbe married Wo man's Prlwate medical Compan Ion It lent (mailed free) to any part of tbe United State, lb Canada and British Provln ccs. Alllertere must be post-paid and addressed to Or. A. Maurlceau, Box 1334 New York: City. Publishing Office No. 1S9 Liberty d., N. Y. For sale In Indiana, by J. M. et J. 0. Howe, Imngra 0. W. Burrough, Peri Wayne J. Turner, Orenemttlt3. Elder, KickmtndT. F!rvre,J. Kobei U, la Pirtt G. R. Harvey, Vlnetnnti Jamea Board, Am; J. Davie, Äuniisgrf.ii R. C. Wright, La Craagr; Amei CTt Holllday,AfK'Afgas Cf'g-C. B. Ilenaly. Jfaaema T. Jernlgau, MUKtgm Cirg Fauaett, jr.t.me J.Snodgra,Pcrrygel;c J. C. Applegale, Utipm. Sep. 1 dm. A THING OP BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER' Why will people endure pimple on the 'hu man face divine, or eruption of any kind, when ill a fact o well known, that Dr. Ouyitti, Tel tow Dek mnd Sartmpmrillt cleanse tbe ekln from alllmpurlty, removing pimples, orcnd Blotchea, leaving the affected part aa healthy, (moo lb and aoft aathe fleeh of a babe. It Is really price less lo all that wish tho rosy beauty of childhood It cause all tore and polsonoc wound lo di charge all lnfeded matter, and eradlcatet every impurity from the tytteni. Ildoet it work mildly, but effectually, giving eontclout beauty and blooming health In the place of ugliness and aoul-tlckenlng disease TQKee advertltement. rntiiiT vmPTir Xl The underala-o.id having been appointed by the Governor es a ftotary Publie, will give bis trlcUt a1 ton tloa lo any business In hi line that bis friend may favor him with, and by due and careful attention lo business be hopes lo give geuera Isatiafac lion. Havtnga numberef the modapproved form to Deed, Mortgagee. Quit-Claim, Ac, on hand, those wishing acknowledgement taken or lMteda die, made, will do wellto give blm a call. jaa WM. 11. McC LEERY.

(GEO. T7. SHTEH,

A Sj :i! & EES VOTIOSl; 11 Wroeerlee, Saidware; oeeMwa-, And everytUcg for rer body for sei e .iatwan; FIRE and AVater Prol ntvonns -Ibe ondertlgDadhavlrgbeetiirpotntedM Koofla;,tsnow ready to do roofing or this kind te any Part of Franklin, I nloa, or Fayette ceaoile. The Store room of VI. W. Hale and D. H. J. C Barton, In Brookvllle. are covered wltbthle kind or roonns;, to whom tbe publie are referred. J te durabtlii), cheapness. aafety, and roevenience, ail ivwiniueiia it, an ii ;rior. m the fonttneuoa r most building. MOPFITTes ÜA KHH4 jy iir.n mt-l-y TIE SBEXT EIIPflfllBU OF Cheap Goodo! TTTE have Uie pleatnte of Informing oar iinaerIV ou patron, that we are daily receiving . Pn,n a new supply raplendldsprW goods .IV. .. . "ttare.anM witn direct releresc !? T"'." ""'m "d tarUof ourcu'otnrr,la the abundant markeu of boston. Philadelphia and ew orh. a call attention to the fart that oof good are porchattd el Brat hand; Indeed oar domestic and ihoet irom the uianefactiirert'agemi; and Ihlsclrcumstance placing ut oa an equal leekInr with the Cluclunati jobbars, boia as toeualltr and economy, we think wo cannot be eetdowo la the Brookvllle market either In alyln, quality and variety, or In the prlcee at wfalck we propose le oil 111 guwus. praifS.t8 ,'pMt"WM BOOTH AND 8UOKfi The larsraal and haat aal 4 A ... w .... vm to thlt market jotlopened at the ulo WHITE CORKER HATS A CA PR A beau'.lful and wellselacte.l mtefk Af feiten and Summer buletJast enened at the . . OLU WUIIKCOR5BK. t BAlirEL KÜL1 TT, BLACKSMITH. Main Street, South of the Publie Kqnare, East tide Ilrookwlllsf. I ALL KINDS OF BOLTS AND hcrew maade at the aborted no- ' Ji , sua . lir surf In IK Kt mnmm . M ..-A". f J all kinds orMacbinervl warrV. W be at well done and al at low mlcaa I' . ------ "njojgnuo anywhere in tho Wau matttl ly VHW YOUIC vnnot RHADE DE 11FOT-TH0S. J. KKNT-Mannfacturrai dealer In all kind or trmo.pareni wladow shade Also cords, Tassels, Bras ntoautingaasre, o.S Coll-ge Hall, Walnutit.,ClnclBnatl. fhurch, Store and other large thadpatnpi'e4 erderlnainperior.tyle. 7 ... ADIES' DRESS COOPS. , , We are now onentnr tbe finest dock r the above good we have ever baa the trieatare ef offcrlnx In this markel.eoasisiiegla prlef 50 piece Plain and Fancy bilkst 10 Chanibray; W " Plain Berage; 10 Printed Berage; 4 M 8eutcH Glace; 4 " Lustrine; 3 Pont de Lolc: ' 14 " Onrandy; 10 811k Tissue; Together with alarge and complete aatortmett of while good of every description, all of whlek were (elected with great care, and will be aold cheaper than they can be bought eleew here. N.D.üALLloa dt SOS. . rPHE TJl?DESIGffID kave Just received 4 X l;re and com plate stock of FA LL atUHa 'a a. 44wfeB.u ..... . .. a. wwus. wnicn tney voeroa the meet favorite term, to wit: Plain and fancv caclmeree, fcatlnet, Tweed, Kod, YeUow and Vblto Flaa. nel, Bleached, brown and colored canton Flaa. Mv..)..b..Hou1iiu.miiu coiorea rsaioa riaaw r.el UUu:k and brown Mustns,BombziaJeLaaea. rrini. n rr.il ranwiy, oesiaee an eitenslve aiiortoiODlof Dmt lrlmmlngt aa4 otion. D. PKICK A SOS. OeU8,34. READY-MADE CL0THI.1O Kept eonaunlly en band, and will be aoldal mall profit S.V. OALLION4k80 by DSZSS O00DS.J.A lilts' DRESS COOPS. ' JE.TI.E.MEN'S SUMMER WEAR. -FANCY AMI PLAIN DRESS 81 LKS. WHITE AM) KM KKOIDKBED GOODS. . LADIKM SLEEVES AND COLLARS. Oll EM I SETTS. HAK ltKKRf HIKPS. Am. For sale at Nn. 1 Commercial Hw. by mar 31 I8j LINCK dt FARQUflAS, Oll. I' Is STEPHENS ate pay leg the O highest price r linen and cotton rara rage deli ereu iiuitir paper mi it. Brookvllle, ov.3Uib,1853. 30 tf. Genta Furniahlngf Goods We have lust onened and will keenaan. lautly on hand sbirU, Drawer, Collar, Keck ana pocket U'dkTs., Hosiery, Clove, Cravats, Mocka, Pockot-Books, Umbrellas, Carpel-Racks, Trunks dtcallof which will be sold cheap. TYNEK & BAKER. SPRING GOODS AT LUCE k FAE11UHÄR, NO. 1. COItniimCIilL ROW, 3STOUY IIUI( KUtlLDI.GS. S. W. Cor. Main Burgess A Headstt. BE00K7VTLLE. ETDIAKA. nxsMtw tiai a. (jao. m. raaaraaB. LISCK. I receiving the handsomest asaonnient ol spring goods, ever opened Is Ihlt market selected by himself with unusual care with reference to Price, Style, and Quality be challengee the commercial fraternity of the valley to eurpata hi dock. Tbe senior partner, Mr. Lmrc.glve hi entire attention lo tbe trade keepe well posted la stylen pricci,iuaquaiiiy,orrood m me inartct makea his purchase in Cincinnati and i thereby ens bled lo present s fresh dock to hi cuslomera every thlny or sixty daya. Our friend and the publie are all especially Invited to examine our dock, a we are determ.n ed tokxriiln our efforts to eattr to your taste and Interest, as by so doing so we but s.rve oar own. marai jot WB. WALLACE, FROFXSSIOXAI. BAJU , UEli, oilers ti.s aervieea to the citiaen ot Brook ville, asa kilfnl and xperienced workmen OHlce In the old American building, la the roe at formerly used aa a lawyer's office. A180 H leudort bi wrrice- lo gentlemen and ladies, a a tuccessful renovator of cloth that are damaged by grease or tar. apr ? OIL. PAI.ITEDWINUUU MIAUt:,. and Oil Cloth Table Covert, manufactured ei4' sold, wholesale and retail, by N.Sawyerdt Co.Nj.. College Building, Walnut ht., Cluctnnati, Chlj. grdera promptly filled. Country Merchants ai.4 uoieruppned on the loweitierme. ä or. 6,li3. 46-lim. B OXNETS! BONNKTS:! BONN KTSÜ Lace and blond straw bonnets, together with all ort of Ribbon and Trimming to ultlnet re ceived al the OLD WHITE CORNER. . lolUs.Casalmcres and Ve.flncn. Wo bavo just rocelved from tbs Eastern rket a fn-sh supply or niece aroeds which ww 111 eil or make to order warranted tsat os the diorted notice, and la the lateit ttyle, and t price that cannolfaillo pleaae. ß ootsand 8hoceA general assortment of men and bovi boote and shoe Just received and for a1echep tt itHKK es nArvsvn READY MADE CLO EUO.-T Gouerai Aaasortioeut keit constantly on hand al No. 1. Commercial Row. by UNCK.dtFAKQ.CBAK. . aU ZEJX SW ARE A ueauuiul and very large assortment In fall setiacrbyihe piece, Just received aiNe. 1 Cost wercal Row, and foraale by u.itaarAHtnssi B03f!fZ8AlTDRIBB0!TS.T just received a great variety of fashionable bonnets and ribbons al No. I Commercial Kowjhy LIACftftFAKmUAR. HAS AHD CAPS- ... hprmg at)ius. Just received at No. 1 Cent tuercUl Row, aud for sale by Lt N C & cV PA RQUH A B. GEOCXRITS HABDWABJE. 17AIL. reLi nek ot Karijuhar are in receipt f full ap ; r ile of the choicest Groeerle, and Wat selected, lard ware, Cutlery, and Nails, al Ne I Ore mar , dal Row, by LINCK a FARQUHAR. ' B'oÖiJjm shoes. " " T Ibe larfrestaud most carefully selected slock of Boole and bhoo they,bave ever offered, soay noioenaio. I commerriai kow, rnr eaie ey LINCK FAKUt HAK. SCHOOL BOOTS. . ' . . .v Just reived aad for Mjetb., Persons havlnr certified checks on Ui fleoes canflud a favorable opportunity of securing their claim by mirtBgoon rood Keal EetaW, by celling on John Wnn,J. 1. How land, or Geo. Hellend, M brook viile, Indiana. CrfU ImmeJIalely. Bv JSlf Turired'aortmeat ever offered Is IkU publie, for aai at Ne. 1 Commercial Row. by r UCftfAKQUiUJU