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mich is th 7Miky Party. Dims the Ute exciting political campaign tho Democratic Darty was charNitl bcin- tho Whisky party of the State. We Ulief it is concodcil that the democrats haye tho majority lathe Indiana Senate. This body eTe lia to tte faIs0 cJiarS0 on yesterday, by passing the Tempersco bill m reported from the Committee on that subject, without a single amendment. It is said to bo a strong law. W e Lope, should it pass the House, that it will hare the effect to put a stop to the etils of intcmperanco-Än., From this it would appear that the Democratic party intend to claim .the Prohibitory Law as theirs. We infer the same from a remark in the communication from our correspondent "Vmdex," who does not, it appears, personally endorso tho law. Bat bo thinks the Democratic party jrill sweep the state, ia consequence of this law, by at least 20000, two years hence. All history haying shown that the opponents of prohibitory laws get beat worse and worse every year, we infer that tie Democracy- intend to tako time by the fore-lock, and adopt ,this law is tfce'us. Success to tho Democracy, and many thanks for giving us 0 good a law. Missisota. Governor Gorman has got into singular difficulties ia Minnesota. Although he is a Democrat, and the majority of the Legislature is Democratic, yet the latter; is bitterly opposed kto him. When the annual session commenced tho Gor. refused to deliver his messago becanso the orgiaic law made the choice of publio printer obligatory as the Cist business after the organization, and the choice of Legislature was understood to be in

favor of a paper opposed to him. However, he subsequently reconsidered his position and sent in his message, whereupon the Legislature refused to- receive it, as they are expecting a new Governor to supcrscdo Gorman. The message has been printed in all tho caneres. though it had not been ofScially received by tho Legislature. 7"Tbe British press speaks semicontemptuously of the proposed American mediation vin regard to the European war. The allies will have to be soundly flogged by Russia, before they come to their senses. No Baioxr Wasted, That cast of brand 7 distrained for taxes was again offered yesterday Tor salo by the Treasurer, but all on the ground were disinclined to having any thin to do with the unconstitutional fluid, and the only bid was 25 cents, for cask and brandy. Cin. Columbian. Turning the Tablet. The Springfield. (Mass.) Jltpublicon reports: About the timo of the late State election, and while partv spirit ran high, an energetic Know frothing canvasser had, in a fiery speech, delivered in Millville, in Worcester county, worked the foreign population up to a point of indignation past all indurance. The day following, as a crowd of Irishmen were collected in tho street, brooding over their fancied Injuries, a gentleman named Holden, noted for eccentrcity, advanced among them, and to their great delight, commenced a violent denudation of tho new party. Beneath his magic influence, tho alien audience became, in their own estimation, the pillars of our republic, and as he warmed in his sudject, Know Nothicgbm withered to a bare same under his scorching touch, while cheer after cheer burst from the excited throng now rapidly incrasing. 'Who,' asked he, "build our railroads?" 'Irishmen' 'js-as the cnthusiastio reply. "Who build our state prisons and our alms houses? "Irishmen;" thudered a hundred voices. "Who ntLthem?" Waiting in vain for a reply, their whilom champoin, clenching his fists, shouted: "Irishmen you devils Irishmen I" Your Paper costs to much. A Columbus Ga paper received the following communication from an individual residing in the of the State: upper part A trivially masis m W w w W w-w w j rrvwvw eaaa e a W Vw post ofSs, and hearing of a mighty f ass in Franse, or Crimea, I want you to end me tome papers with tho last running to our accounts, or give me . the particulars by leter. i our paper costs too much, or I wod subscribe. Spxazixo Grammatically. 'Sal,' exclaimed Ebcnczcr to his dearly be loved, wht-n ho arrived in Gotham with his bride, on a wedding tour, 'Sal, get on yer Sunday -go-to-mcetin dressr. i .v! i ings auu uiings, auu icta utks n par plied inz shorter. But can't you say your say without talking grammar and college edification? If you want me to slather round, and take a trot with you why in salted Jerewsalem, don't jou say so ' E3- The bill, of which the follow injiis an abstract, was introduced some time ago into the House, by Mr. Meredith of Wayne county. It differs in some parts from the Senate bill, of which we gave a summary some weeks ago: A Card. The undernamed deem it due to themselves and to the interests of ed ucation, to say that, under the instruc tion of the Superintendent of public Instruction, they have given license, for a limited period, to persons but poorly qualified for the post of teach er, but in all cases, either the shortness of the time the license runs, or a qual ifving. note, indicates our convictions o a want of suitable qualifications, and we request Township Trustees to ex amine the certificates, in all cases. A license for a less period than 24 months is indicative of our convictions of im perfect qualifications, and the shorter the time the less qualifications. J. A. APPLEGATE. U.R. SPENCER. T. A. GOODWIN. K? A bill to change the mode of vo ting ia Arkansas, from the viva voce o the ballot box system, has, passed the r 5 iiouse oi .ueprescntativcs.

pendicular promenade round the projuncti of the principality ."Well, Zeb,' replied the fair one, 'I'll do it and noth-

Awwtrartwf tttet Ilona Mil to etat, lleta atiatw tsostk. ewltl braactie. 1. It is a compromise between' tho

State) and free bank systems.,' It is organized and nnd controlled bv ti State Board, in which each Bank is represented according to her stock. Twentv ner. eent.rf tha ctrcntatinn nt each bank is at once invested in Indiana United States stocks, as a trust security fund, which with tho mutual liability of each bank, with the indi vidual liability of stockholders, and other stringent restrictions, renders it reliable beyond a qestion. 3. It is bound to use at least onehalf of its active means intJiscounting paper based upon the commercial transactions of this State; thereby facilitating the business of our people and at the same timo giving additional secur TTi ;r n r-s OF

TWENTY-TfflBD VOLUME

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EE INDIANA AMERICAN.

The alarm that was caused by the hard times, which was; resulting in causing many papers to suspend entirely, and sell out, and which caused many old and established papers to reduco their dimensions, deterred us from making the enlargement wo had contemplated, at tho beginning ol tho volumn. ' Though thwarted, for the time beinjj, we still kept out1 purpose in view, and 'now present the patrons and borroxoers of tho America, The Largest Paper in Indiana. And, If it is not tho best paper, it shall not bo for want of unceasing application to its interests, on the part of its editor. t When we took charge of the American, some sixteen months ago, it was not without many a fear that we would not bo ablo to retain its large subscription list. But this hs constantly increased, notwithstanding the discouraging circumianccs of the past year, and we now have a circulation that justifies tho expenditure we have made in enlarging. In addition to tho embarrassment which rrew out of

our want of experience as an editor, wo

many personal friends. They thought it impossible for us to succeed, unless wo should consent to become the' Ornn of somo party.. Hut having long ago settled in our mind that parties will become corrupt, aud that they are usually kept in existence for the bencfiit of a few aspirants, we determined to pursuo our chosen course, and fail, if fail wo must, in attempting to publish a paper that should be truly independent. The readers of tho American know full well, that we do not mean by being independent, that we will not tako sides for or against the question at issue. It his not been hard to toll on which sido of any question wo have been, nor shall If be in future. We mean to say, that no caucus or convention, no wigwam or council, or tribe, shall dictate what wo may say or may not say. We know everybody knows, that a paper that sells iticlf to party, must leave unreproved the political blunders or dishonesties of its party, and distort and misrep

resent the acts of its opponents. Wo

ana snau continue to try in future. How far we have succocdcd , we leave with our candid, couitaat readers. How far we shall succeed in future, must be judged by the future. On the questions now at Issue, wo need not define our position. It Is not sn equivocal one, is our readers well know. On tho questions to arise, wo shall Peak when they come up; without fear, favor or affection, and without asking any master how we may speak. Hence the American may justly be denominated, All IBB POIITICAL ' FAFEB.

But our readers will want, not only

Direr s eye view o: tno coinis or tna world, at borne and abroad. Or course in a

1 weekly sheet, even as largo as this, the

be given, out we win Keep an eye out upon tno world, that we may give a "mere mention" at least, of every important event, In the political, social, and religious world. Espoclal pains will bo token to gather up and publish, on reliable information, all items of homo news. This department of our paper, which has given it great popularity, shall not be neglected, hence the patrons and borrowors may expect to loarn something of Jair, erery wk, about homo matters. Ordinär!-

Ihr, tho "mere mention" column itself, paper. In view of tno information of this tho American will bo

A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER, But our paper I to go Into the family circle, and exert an influence upon the

rising generation. In view of tho indcliblo character of early impressions, and the vast Importance of giving tho Impulses and aspirations of youth, a proper direction, groat pains will bo taken to admit nothing that shall have an Immoral

tendency, lij every means in our power,

ing, a lovo of rcadinj, and a lovo of virtue Much of tho "miscellany" of tho paper shall be adapted to tho capacity and tasts of children, and we hope to make our paper of such a character as to be worth its cost, every week, to every child

in tno israiiy, mat can rcaa. ueiico u take It on the score of economy, Instead quire the curtailment of expenses. It Is

ntellcct of the child, for tho sake of saving a fow dimes.

We expect also, to mako selections, and refused hundreds of dollars' worth of nd wo shall continue to do so. beim? fuilv

maseme visits or the American welcomo to tno elder members or every family . And, whilo we are choice in our selections, we shall xcludo every thing, even from our advertising columns, that shall be pernicious. We will not for any price, if we know it, advertise a pernicious book or a pernicious medicine. We Jmv

iving at this business without aiding ramblers, and swindlers, and strolling hied-

wayineo, wo will try wood-sawing, or something else. Too much of our lifo has been devoted to the single purpose of trying to do good.' to begin, at this late dav.

to promote vice and Immorality, for the flaws ... a-

ve do no i expect mat every parent who proicsscuiy regards tho welfaro of his children, will oatronlze us. The interest of party is too dear to some, and tho

paper that binds tho party yoke upon him 1 poison it it carries with it. Others

sake of saving eighty cents a year, they will take a city Dollar Weekly, that is not only worthless, as a news paper, being made up of tho stale matter that had appeared in the dailies, tho week before; but which is absolutely pernicious, containing mokt objectionable puffs of theatres, concerts and dram-shops. Such; pa

pers are uear, at any price, yet wo expect

icoro of economy. It will be bad economy. Wo hope to mako our paper worth ta entiro cost, in addition to all other departments, simply as

A SUITABLE PAPER FOR The spirit oi inquiry mat is awakened t t . . . e source o ot rejoicing, io oe a farmer now,

l tract or icrtuo land, lojarm, means moro than to scratch tho surfaco of ho soil with an old bar-sharo. Tho Farmer of these t!mi. mmt m.Xnr.

and thinking nan, as well as a working man. IIo should be a writing man also" While he ia willing to rcceivo Instruction from tho cipcricnco of others, ha sho'd

uu njniia w umuinuBirutuuu iroin ins tion of such farmers, we expect to dovoje

tbb vflUßv mmm.

Intending to make a good paper, we

to receive it. Our terms will bo found below. That they aro not too hi'h, for such a paper aa euri now Is, every reflecting man can eaiily see. Our paper is

now uie sue ui wie iv i-emy i lines, ana

per Is furnished at ono dollar a year, though not a quarter ol a column is ever set

up for it which docs not first appear in

oi somo o j,uuu, wnuo wo navo less mat 1500, and must set up our rcadin mat ter, cxpreisly for this roper. Tho Western Christian Advocate, which li'rmt

large as ours, with a circulation of 23,000, or reducing the size of its sheet, on J yet cannot live at icss man uo prices below, scorn. However, MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL And widows, who have children old

dollar a year, which is as near the prime cost, of tho paper, as we can estimate. As a matter of cha'v, we will also furnish it to very poor men, who have large families, at the san ice, or very bicii hex, who are too stingy to buy books, or r - il .1- l'i . '. . 1 I i. . . . . .

Sapcrs ior mew cuiiurvii, as u rosy do a parity to lurnisn tho unfortunate chii renof such persons some means of learning the ways of the world.

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as engaging to continue, unless they expressly state to the contrary, before their time expires. Masons and Odd Fellows, and benevolent men of all classes, will no doubt confer a favor upon many an orphan, and widow, by calling their attention to our terms, in regard to them. If they aro too poor to raise even a dollar, we

wwtjuiu wiiu aaj uciievojt-ui perauus in raising it lor mem, 11 lucre IS Hot benCV olence enough in their immediate neighborhoods for that ournosc.

Doit remembered that we ask no man From present appearances, it will live though it receives neither state, county

reason to oencve tnai many win co themselves tho pleasure of contribution to

the sustenance ol sucu a paper, rather pus vi uiuet skuiis

ity to the bill holder. A bank that docs not effect both theso ends, should be abated as a public nuisance. It is claimed that if this bill becomos a law it will secure both Ind. Journal. i7The new. Liquor Law of Michigan ia,ncarly as stringent as the Indiana law. It is to take effect in May next, and prohibits the manufacture ns the sale ofspiritous liquors as a beverage. Fines and imprisonments are the penalties for violations of the law. Intoxicated persons to be ustd as witnesses, and if they refuse to disclose whero they obtained liquor, to be punhhed for contempt of court. Liquor tobe seized and destroyed. Cider and

rr n n r"?: e it m THE were somewhat alarmed at tho fears of have certainly tried to avoid theso errors, opinions, but facts. They will want a details of battles and diplomacies, can not shall be worth tl weekly cost of the kind that shall bo regularly imparted, wo shall aim to Inculcate a lovo of learn snail do to tno interest ol poor people to of dit continuing it because hard times re wretched economy that will dwarf tho publish such original matter, as will advertisements of circuses, lotteries, die.. determined that, if we cannot mnkn sako of pelf. a a a. must bo supported , however much morare so wedded to Mammon, that, for the many persons to tako them on tho THE FAMILY CHICLE. among tho farmers of this valley, is a requires more thsn to bo tho owner of own CXDCr CnCO. To aid n thfl nrni iic a largo space, weekly, to intend to ask a livinz prico. and wo crnect printea on mucn Detter paper. That Pa the Daily Times. It has too, a circulation seriously contemplated raisin" the price Its prico is one dollar and a Half. We without resorting to measures that we OF ALL DENOMINATIONS,

enough to read, shall havo tho nanrr r,,r

pi i s 33,00 2,50 3,00 provisions we cannot let our naner. tn rinh year. It costs juat as much to furnish to a to take the paper merely to support it. and flourish without such subscribers, cor corporatioc patronaje. Yet wo have than patronize the worthless cheap pa

wino may bo manufactured, but not sold in small quantities to be drank on the premises. - W Tho fellow who got drunk on the "horn" of a dilemma, baa been turned out of the temperance society. ' pcj- Tho bachelor who 'undertook to mend his breeches with tho thread of lif, gave it up as a bad Job, and sent them to n tailor.

Spttntl Burets. TAKE CAKE 07 YOUR LTTKOS, If you do not wish to d'u of Consumption. X Pittsburgh, April 18, 1M7. Mr. H. E. Scllcri-D sar Sir: I bae oa isreral occMioni expressed to you personally, the hig estimation In which, 'row having ol U several year in my family, I hold jonr "Imperial Cough Syrup." I have never known It to rati In relieving Coughs, ColJs, or oppression or the Lungs, wbn used promptly, and according- to your d recUonst I have riven It to Infant children with highly bent flolsl eftVcUt and so far as my own ease ti concerned, a dose taken at night before rcUrlng hat Invariably relieved mo from cough or any dliagreeablo reeling of the chest. I always keep It In my bouse, and wonld not, on aify account, be Without It. Kvery person who may use It, will pronounce It an agreeable, mild, yet highly effective Cough Modlclns, which la a cllmats si chsnjoabls si oars, cannot rail to prove a great benefit to all who may give It a fair trial. I am, sir, respectfully, your friend, W. II. WIIITXKY, Editor Pittsburgh Pally Cbrontcte. P. H. The above Cougt Fyrup Is prosentod to tha afflicted, ai a pleasant, tafo, prompt, and reliable cough remedy, and alt that can he expected or doslred by those suffering with coughs, colds, or a dlsoased state of Uie lungs. Trlee only S3 cU, Propnrod at d told by K. E. SELLERS & CO. Forsaloby M.W. IIAILE, Only Agent In Drookvllle. IQ'A Wonderful discovery has recouUy been made by prr, Curtis, ofinlt city. In the treatment of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases of the Lungs. We roforto MDr. Curtls'e Ilygeana ,or Inhaling llygcaa Vayor antTCherry Ryrup-" With this new method Dr. C. has restored many afflicted ones to porfect health; as an evidence of which he has Innumerable certificates. Speaking of the treatment, a physician remarks: Ills evident that Inhaling constantly breathing an agree able vapor the medicinal properties must come In contact with the lungs, and thus escape the many and varied changes produced upon them when Introduced Into the stomach, and lubjocted 0 the process or dlgosllon, The Ilygeana It for sale at all the principal druggists thjoughout the country .(N. Y. Dutchman. See advertisement ofModlrated Inhalation another column of this papr. WTATIJ NTOCK IIA KM. The following U ft correct list of of Banks, the bills of which are taken on deposite ut tho Brookvillo Bank, XiTNono aro received for taxes by the County Treasurer except those marked with a Brookvillo Bank Bank of Indiana Michigan City M of tho Capital Indianapolis ' Rockvillo ltockvillo Syracuse Saracuso Bank of Salem (south) Monticello Monticcllo Goshen Ooshtn Elkhart Elkhart " Warsaw Warsaw Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Crescent City b'k Evansville Canal, b'k Cambridge City b'k Cambridge City Central b'k, Indianapolis Fayette County b'k Conncrsvillo Farmers. b k Wcstfield farmers' fe Mechanics' b'k Inda'lia Gramcrcy b'k Lafayette loosicr I k Logansiport. ndiana, b'k Madison ndiana Stock b'k, Lnporto Kentucky Stock b'k Columbus Lagrange b'k Limn Merchants' t Mcchs b'k N Albany N. Y. and Va. Stock b'k Evansviilo rairio City b'k Terra Hauto Savings' bank, Connersville. Salem liank (north) Southern, bunk Teno Haute. Traders' bahk Indianapolis INDIANA. CLASS NO. II. This class includes those banks that aro taken nt 10 per cent discount at ndiannpolis nnd at about 25 per cent in Brookvillo. Bank of l'auli " of Covington " of Fort Wayne M North America Clinton l'crryvillo of Rochester of Rcnssakcr " of South Ucnd Delaware County bank Muncie .Ikhart Uounty bank, Cio.shcn farmers' and Mechanics' Rcnsalear Great Western, Terro Haute Huntington County Huntington Indian Reserve Kokomo Kalamazt o b'k Albion North Western, Bloomfield New York Stock, Vrinccnncs. Shnwnee, Attica Stato Stock, of Marion State Stock, Jamestown Tippecunoo bank, 'VYinimac m w aai a Upper Yabas.li bank, waoasn Wavno " Richmond Wabash River Bank, Jasper Wabash River bank, Ncwvillc Wabash River, New Corydon class no. nr. This class includes those bunk that aro 25 per cent discount at Indianapolis and nbou) 35 here. Atlantic Bunk, Jackson ' Agricultural Bank, Mt. Sterling Bank of Attica, Attica " of Albany, New Albany " Auburn " of Albion 'of America, Morocco ' of Bridgeport " of Blooramgton Bank of Connersville, " of North America, Newport Bank of Rockport, Rockport 11 i. adsworth Michigan City Drovers' Bank Rome Exchange, Greencastle Farmers,' Jasper Green County, Bloomfield Government Stock b'k, Lafayette Laurel b'k Laurel Merchants' V Springfield Merchant's " Lafayette. Northern Indiana Bank Lonnsport Orange, " Foseyville Plymouth Plymouth Public Stock, Newport People's bank Lima v Perry Co. Bank, Canuclton State Stock security, Newport Stato Stock, Knox Steuben Co, Angola State Stock, Logansport. State Stock, Peru. Traders', Terrc Haute Traders' " Nashville Wayne Bank Logansport Western, Plymouth. Wabash Valley Logrnsport linOKÜY !I4.KS. The following is a list of the broken Banks, which are not taken on depos ite at the Brookvillo bank. 1LUX0I3.

Bclvidere bank Bank of Rockford Bank of Elgin ' Bank of Ottawa Merchants and Farmers' bank Dupage County bank Rock Island bank Union Chicago City . " Phoenix " " Farmers' Merchants and Mechanics' " Bank of Napierville Railroad bank oiuo. Saving's bank Ohio. Clinton bank, do. Massillion bank, Ohio. Bank of Circleville, do. Citizens bank, Cincinnati. Ohio Saving Institute, Tiffin, Ohio. Bank of Norwalk. Urbana Ins.ds banking Company. MISCELLANEOUS. Knickerbocker bank,.N. Y. Eighth Avenue bank. N. Y. Suilulk bank N. Y. Lewis County bank, N. Y. Bank of Hollowell, Maine. Brunswick ',bank, do. Ship builder's bank, do. Bank of Milford, Delaware. Kentucky Trust Company, do Newport Safety Fund bank, dp. Erie and Kalamazo bank. " Farmers k Mechanics bank Memphis. Sackett'a Harbor bank, N. Y. Bank of Saratoga Co., do. Farmer & Mechanics bank, Oswego. Farmers' bank, of Onondaigna, N. x. Drovers' bank, Ogdcnsburg, do. Bank of Carthage. do. Farmers and Mechanics 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. Empiro bank, N. Y. Bank of Oshkosh Wisconsin. Notice to Creditors and Others. TVTOTicn is nr.iti'iiv oivr.x to Ui Creditors or J. J. Kuboltoiu, to meet ins t Molamom on tho Second day of March, to adjust their claims Sffklutt Mr. Kubottom. All porsons hav Inff claims aro expected to prosonl litem at that time, or sooner. We will also offer for aale to the hlgliott bIJJor, all lbs ponouat property, consisting of S yoke of oion, llopi, Corn, Oats, S-borati wagons, llor.es, wagon ami carriage Har nen, Log-wagon, flougns and rami flxluros, Valley Kallrnad Mock, Turnpike. The foregoing property will be sale on the Uud, and if not sold ' IKS MorK,&e. be offered at private will be oOored at publlo auction on tho 3d Tortus made known on day of aalo. Thetnttreiti of creditors renulro that Uie property should be sold at Its full value; but In all cases 11 will be sold to the highest biddor. I'ersoiii Indebted to J. J. Kubotlom wilt pa Immediately, as we expect to sua on every c aim not paid by the t-Vh of March. foblSSw W ILhON MOKKOW, Assignee. - im. for Sale! riMir.omr.M tavbi at higt I AMOHA, are now offored for sale on Uie most accommodating terms: Uue Fourth caih ana tho balance In Five years with Interest, with the prlvelege of Are or ten years more, subject to the order ot Court. Haid Mills are now Incomplete running order, having been thoroughly repaired In tho roost Improved style. Its location commands the entire custonvwork and wheal trade at the best point on the canal. The wattrpower le comparatively aocure I row the freshets that so ofton visit our valley. We feol eouddout In saying, taking every thing Into consideration, that It Is the best mill on the canal. It will be sold at Uie n.goosl bid offorvd. rlend In your propositions. ESPECIAL NOTICE. jjT ' ALL Notes and Accounts duo the Kubottom F.sUto, not paid by the iSib of March next, will be sued on In the Court of Common Flea. fob 1(1, w WILSON MOKIiOV,Adm'r. PUBLIC SALE!! rTlinS XTNDEKSIONTD will sMl at public a JL liou, at Uie Market House, In Uronkvllle, ic on Saturday, March 10, 1855, llcglnnlnr at 1 o'clock, P. M., an asaortmett of Farming I'lcnsll; Household au Kllcbon Furul lurot some mich Cows and Young Cattle I TMintll-On all um over Ave dollars, a credit of six meniaj will be given on good security rbU3 3w A..NtLhU.N. Agricultural Meeting. The next meeting of this Society, will be held at llrook villa on the first Natnrdnv. the 3d of.Macrh I next, at 10 o'clock A.M. It Is desirable that there be a general attendance, and especially that no director be absent. M. J. KKLLY. rioc'y, 103 NEPJANOS Christmas and New Year's Presents! TTE offer for salo from now until Feb. 13, "M, YV the above number of New Hosewood l'lnuns, at lower prlcvs thun have ever before bocn known In thu L'nlted Mates, East or ei, as olows; Kxtra carved Louis 1 4ih, carved tops, Ve., manufacturer's price iu Uoslon, for sale each at... 3 Full carved Louis Uth,? octaves, lieston price S35U, for salo. each at 3 Carved Louis Uth style, 7 octaves, Huston price SJixi, for salo, each at. . 7 Iritis llih stylo, t and 7 octaves, New York prices SCO to oo each, for sale at SX'iO to 30 Fullcoutrs 1'lanos, some extra handsome, with carved cases, de., usual prico, SUU to Sl.t. at S J73 to i Of various stylus, from 0 to 7 octavos, usual prices S.'I3 t 373: for salo at ai'ju, sum, r:uo,rioand SI'JO. iM. 410, 410. 373. A full written 11 arrantee given with h each instrument. TERMS CASH. Rover before has there ten such an opportunity of purchasing 1'lanos, elthor as regards prico or varluty. Uur prosont stock being fully twlcs as largo as any other In the country; and our 11anoa are wall known to bo from tho as.r makers of the t nlon. UurfrlciitUlit Cincinnati will unJurntand Uie reason of this extraordinary reduction In prices. Those living at a tllslance are Informed that the extromely strliigoiit slate of tha money market Is tno cause of our thus offering Drat class limtrutuonts at theso rates. SMITH & JilXON. FUnolIall. No. 701 West Fourth it. noar Vine. ciuciunau, u. juiysi,a4iy BROOKVILLE BANK if I t.I. allow Interenl oa time UokmIU made I V aneriuit said in uuio or Imliaua currency, Pavi ble In slinllur funds. ay orueroi me uoaru, J. W.1U1T, Cashlor. lircMikTlllo.Fcl). 13, Itj. . Stute of Indiana,) Frauklln County.! TTOTICi:is heruby given tliat U,.ii Mor1 1 row, Aduiluistraior of tho estate of 1 1 moth C. Cooler. docoased. hat Bled his Petition to sell the real estate of the deceased, his personal being Insufficient to pay bis debts; aud that auld petition will bo beard at tho next term vf the Court of Common Fleas for said county. Test: J. M. JOHNSTON, C. C. C Frank liu county. February 1st, 1823. IIORSE BILLS, I HINTED at this office, on shortnollcc, for 0.E 1)UI.L.UI, IIENRIE HOUSE, m V w SM . m en us Tilinii ÖTULiüT, llCTVi:C3(?IAIN cV KVCAlrlOIIE CINCINNATI. J. WOODS, FSOPBIETOB. rtsrv o. area. jo.crn m. traaaM, l'J Vet Third St., Sclvratllulhlluji, Jictween Alain ana walnut. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Stale of Indiana, j In the Court 0 CoinFranklin con nty.J set. ( won I'lens of said Co Caleb L. Uaruuin, Isaao Martin, 1 Julia Ann Martin t Petltlo I and to Petition for Partition vs. assign Dower. De la son D. Barn urn and outers. pOMU theretllloners,by Kllgoretho rattor 1 ney. and nie their petition, aud also an affl davllshowlng that Mary Jane liarnnui, Catherine Karum, nauiuel urnay, Martha Amanda Hraly, m. u. r.vcrson, uenecca Aim Kvrson, and Marlin V. ILIiurnutii, uofenuatite to said petition. are Doi rc.iin'ni. 01 meriuiie 01 iiMiiana: me sail oonrer Klent tlcfendanU arm, thorefors ht-rnty noti fied tJ be aud appear In tho Court of Coiiimnn Pleas of Franklin county, on Uie flr-t day of the next term thereof, to be lirl l In tho Ourt Itouso In Urookvllle. on the first Monday of A prll next, to answer said petition, or the Matter therein alleged bo taken as confessed, and bo provouded on In lliclr absince. Wltnus John ST. Johnston, Clerk of Court of Common Fleas, tills 13iu day of February, 1M3. fsttö 3w M. JOU.NblO.X.fJerX.

- SELLING OFF AT NEW' YORK PRICES. - & Splendid Assortment of

OS? mmn farquhaV&linck, Aro now selling the lareo and desirable stock of nierrhsndlao of Mr. Klchard Tyuer, at bis. eld and well knows itand In Brookvlllf, at VERY BECUCED PRICES FOlt STATE STOCK EMIT AT FAB. TbeOoods must be sold and most attractive bargains can be secured. Country Merchants are invltod to examine the Klock, which is very large, well assorted, and of the choicest quality; io whom we promise tndueo. menta to purchase. ..... nutokstultht will Snd tl to their Interesito 'laj In" their slock of Iron wbew they eaa use "Ssle Stock money." , , . ,. Gontiemanly and aeeommodatlng Clerks will be In allendaneo to eervo you wlvh dfapatch at all times, at the "Old Grind Hlose Corner.' doe 13 33 '33 3 in Sellins Off for Cäsh. , N.P. GAUI0N& SON, being determined to elnia nn ll.olr hnslness offef thuir WlltlrO itOCK 01 well seiectod and cheap DltlT iia!j liAiiravAitn atndGuo r.iur.K At the Lowest Prices, for Cash. The whole stock Is nee, welt selected, and Tree from remnants, aud, having been putcbMod wlia gr.atc.rel NF,W VOUK, noTO!M, and rniLAmxi'iuA, can be aafely recommended as perfuetly fresh anil aa cheap aa goods can be legitimately sold any where In the wosl. Our stock Includes pod amorttuonUr CLOTIIINO, CA I PET I MO, and H0TI03S. . Stoclc;lIoney taken at Current ratet. TTTNOTICE to thoso who know theraselvoi Indebted to as: Wo are determined to close npour business for the present, and pay our iobu, and those who owe oa will please take notice that wo shall strictly enforre oureollee M011. Ü.D. GALLIOT &SO.N. I i, I... Si m " I Consumption! Consu.'jaption!! Dr. Wm. HALL'S BALSAII FOR TIE LUNGS rOR TUE CCRE OF CONSUMPTION, DECLINE, ASTH. MA, BRONCHITIS, WASTING OF THE FLESH, NIGHT SWEATS, SPITTING BLOOD, WHOOPING COUGH, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, COLDS, COUGHS, INFLUENZA, rilTHISIC.PAlN 1 nit SIDE, AND ALL DISEASES OE THE CHEST AHB LTTKOS'. Dr. Hall's Balaam conUtni n 0w, CtUmtl, or any mineral poison, but u eomposea mostly of these Hoots, Herbs, and Vegetable sub stances which bavs a specific- influence upon the lungs and tholr connected organs. Its immedimt tffttt Is to allay all Irritation and gently remove the phlrgm and other morbid matter from the Air passages and Throat, thus relieving tho cough by subduing the irytemmeNsn and othor causes which give rise to IU It also stimulates and Imparts s healthy tone to tbe lungs themselves, thereby en abling thorn more thoroughly to remove from tbe blood of those liupnrUlei anddltcated particles, which, tr relalued, do ao much mischief In the system, and lay the foundation for Incurable COH SUMPTIOK. ItalsosxerUa decided action opon tbe skin, and assist nature In expelling thro the F.xhalenu, much of that morbid matter which would otherwise be thrown back upon tbe luugs, thus roltovlng them of a part of their work, and rendering the system pare and healthy. "When tubercl'i are forming, ttchecks thslrdevelopment and further progress; or If uleorallon hat taken place 1 assists the lungs In throwing off tbe corrupted matter, soothes the Irritation, heals the ulcerated cavities, and restores, tbem to healthy action. This Medlolne, therefore, la not merely s palliative, which only rcllevai for lbs time be Ing.but Is a thorough cnialtve, as It strikes at the root of the disease, and by removing It, removes all Its eonioquencci. Tnli Is Its ültiingkiihtd tSaraettritUe - property possessed, In equal power by no other modlclne now before tbe pub lie. s)-els)ss6e TUX MOST EZTRAOROIKAT Uli Of CODuflllPTIOlI Are made here at home and eerUAod toby such mon as VV. 1), WKIGMT, M,1).,J. B.JOII.NSO, M n I N LA WHOM. M II. W n (SMITH. M 1) Cai W PEARCE, R. S MULFORD Esq., ani otbar well-known cllUuns of Cincinnati. BSTCall uroN tub Aokntjjjj And ret a namnhlot and read their certificates, and you must be fully convinced of the extraor dinary merits of this medicine. irvcAUTION! rtewareof DrHall'a Pulmon UF.Uxor: also Pr Hull's Cough Remedy, which Is sometimes palmed off for tbe genuine. CTDe aar and ask for Dr. Wm. IUll's lUf sax roa Tun Losas. The genuine li signed by o. it. uai.uk a wo. ion. siLiinv M. W. Halle, lireokvllle, J. H. Hockafollar, Coder Grove, A. Case, New Trunton, J. King, Hloomlns drove, - Ko)d A Cray, Kclplo, Gilford & lluMon, Laurel. C Vaiicanip.MoUinoro ' W Mixer.WUerville Cash Wanted. Air iwsei.T.iia imiiiiiiiiil tui 1. irloi A Ron.elLbrr ku ä.l.a Aas Il.iittr elMa.sklinl. fä PA VAIIIIABltflll i CA.11 and settle the aamo, aa we are closing up our . .. . . . ... i . 1 1 1 ... ..,,. i business in isrooaviuo. wiiijwin WIIUCO.U 1. FK1CK & bON. GREAT SALE (IF REAL ESTATE. TV mtTiTTl OT TTVR COURT OT COMMOK XJ I'luus.ol Kraukliu voumy. lud.. In lbs case of W illlnm J. KoberU,etai. vs. jonn rioneria, oiai. tho undersiguod Commissioner will sell at publlo outcry, ou the prowiUcs, In While Water township in saiu couuiy, su Saturday the 24th of February, 1855, The following roal eslnto, situated la said county .No. 1. Hi. a a or of section 4. town H, ranre 1, eoulalnlng 100 acres, more or less. 1 bis Is an Iraproved furrn, with a brick dwelling nouae on it, in oue of the best nolgUborhoods lu the county, and is a doslrahle locaüon. TSIISlviat. Ouo-tblrd down, the romatuder In ono and two veari.wlUi Interest, to be secured ly note and approved soeurlty, alvlng beneDl of appraisement luwa. UochIs to be made when the whole purchase money Is paid, under the direction of said court. nui.UA.vif, Doeombor, 18i4. . Cominlssioner. HOO&E, WILSTACH, XXY8 & CO., Booksellers and Stationers, PRINTERS, BINDERS & PUBLISHERS, S3, West Fourth Btroet, CINCINNATI, Take great pleasure In aaytng that they have laken possession of the spacious and elegant building Just erected at Wo. S3 West Fourth Mrect, for tho accommodaliou or uioir business, Directly opposite their Old Stand, Xo. 88, West Fourth Street, and half a square weit of their former Blank liook and relatione ry Store, at tho corner of Fourth aud Main streets. Tbe new establishment has nnequallod fuclUUua ror MANUFACTURING BOOKS, either Blank, for the Coubtlng House or Office, or prlnloa, for tno iiurrry or urawiug kooiu. Hooks in either uepartmeut win De proauoea in the highest styles of the ail. rxrConstauilr for sale, all Valuable New Publications. Standard works In Theology Modlolae, and Uoneral Literature, Music, School, and Classical hook. MOOKE, WILSTACH, KEYS & CO. fobs Profitable an Honorable EMPLO YIIE1ITÜ fSTlIL: Subscriber Is desirous of aecurins; the I services of ono or more Agents In every town end county tn tbe Union, the business Is easy and lig-bl aad can be attended toby any one A capital of only 93 will be required, and any man of ordinary energy can clear from Ave to eight dollars per day at it. Full particulars and all necessary information will be given by addressln tlio subscriber. For the purpose of covering postages end expense of correspondence, personsanpiling will bo expected to enclose In thotrappilcallou 1 WKTV-KlVKCKTln Cash or postage stamps or thetr application will not bo answered. Adaresa W. A. Kl.NSLfcH, Febi0i3w Dox flOl, Philadelphia, Pa. I J AI1.ICOAD NOTICE.-Tho SckholdIV er f the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and t bleaso Kallroad Company, are heri'ly no titled to meut at the Court House, In Urookvllle, Ind., on the md day of March next, at 10 o'clock, A.M. ofaaldday. By ordorof the Hoard. JOU.N WV.N.N, FecrcUrv. Feb. 9, l-3. 3w

. STOCK ÜQBEY WASTED! ffUTE fiubcrlborbc!rf inxlomtoclnso optholr - JL taslnee rlor to leaving Urookvllle, would sy to thooo who aro ludebled to them either ky note or book account, to cull nnd make 1 in mrd lute paynifni.

make their arraiiEemonts accorthngly, Tvvcu hikh Urookvllle, Jan 82, 13. STATE STOCK oeo: , ,j.'Tho nndersljrned will pay the hlshest market price. In bank ablo Cincinnati Fand,forall kinds of nneurrent Hank Paper. UrriLfr-.il IJBOr CK VI .vicuiihk r.M.i'wrlum, north of the bank. K. II. IV Mi I' ll reokvllle, Jan 15. 1933. Uncurreiit.Stato Stock Honey. ALL peraoas having unsettled accounts with the onderalirned. are requested in call and settle the Mmelmiuetualoiy. Uncurrent money received In payment on notes or book accounts. I will also pav the highest market price, In currenllunds, for Uncurrent stock Money, , J.NO. B. DAVI3. Brookvillo, Feb 9, 1853. t mo LOST! December 83lb, tM4, oa the Bull Creek, on tbe road between John Fork of Salt lilckcttiand Joshua York's, A Pocket Book containing $410. and several valuable papers.- 1'be flndur will be suitably rewarded by reurnlnj tho mine to me, or to Mr. John Klckclt. Jus. M-t-tic, Salt C'k lp., Jan 1, !Si3 St iLlIKT IFF Alf (DQT. rnSE undersigned having cone) ado J to wind up JL meir Dusiness, are now orrartng utoir enure stock of MEN and BOY'S CLOTHING AND Gent's Furnishing Goods,' A .precise 5ew York cost, for cas'u. Tnelr stock also embraces HATS AND VAVS. 1IOOTN AND SHOES. and every other article Intended forOentlerarn'l apparel, all or wnicn are I-eUe Purctsnaea and F reals Ueeds. Persona wishing anything In their line will get great bargains by calling at their Kmporiuin, one uoor norm or me us in. TYKKK A BAKER. Urookvllle, Jan S3, 1B33. Dr. J. PETTIT S American mm! ARTICLE IS JL presented to thu publlo as an i-.ttoriiai Kemody, avoiding the fain and uangnrattenun S the introduction of (auslltis, Mlnorala,and Kye-waahea, with assurances of Its valne as a cure fur the various dis eases of the of Acute or Chronic luflamatlon, whether Indneed by acmruloos origin or otherwise; nobility or the Optlo'orvo,Crauulallonof Hie Lids, Ulceration ot the Lachrymal Clands,and Weakness of Vision from any eauso. rrieoSJcts. per bos. ror salo by M.W.HAll.K. llrookvllie. and by Druggists it Medicine Doslers generally. bmmW üriE to Spades' Station! The undersigned will run a comfortable Hack regularly, between Brookvillo and Spades' Uta tion. lie will leave Urookvllle every Monday, Wednesday, rnd Natnrday, at such bourses will best aull passengers, Hetiirnlng, be will leave Spades' Immediately after the arrival of tho two o'clock train. He will go at other times If cslled upon. KAMI EL MO.NKOH. urooaviiie, jan 7,ieM. 4I will Never be Without tbem." tULTvoaa, Vermillion ro., 111., May 9, tato. Mr. Kolters: Having usod your Liver Pills, Cough Kyrup and Veriulfugo lu my family for more than throe yuars, I believe I am Justified In saying to the public, that tney aro douldedly the best family medicine now In uso. I wt'l never bo without lb em unless they cannot be bad atany coal. In this suction of tbe couutry they have saved hundreds of dollars In doctor's bills. I would recommoud the Liver pills In preference to anything elso,for an enlargement of the sntoen. t ours Kospecuuiiy, Js. aku.vuiik To the Public Taa oaieisii. omv tars rd oBNt ma I.lvtf Pills are pmyared 4y K. U. Hollers, and have bis name In black Was upon the lid of vach boa, and bit signature on the outside wrapper ail outkbi aas rocrraarsiT, or II I111I tnllans. ' K. St. (ic.LLn ck i'v., Proprietors. i'llUburgb Ta. Hold by Jtf. W.IIAlLi:, Briokvlll, Ind. NO NUTIIINS ABOUT! At 4X0. 2 Commercial foir. TIIK Public can always find a'goneral assort ment of good and v nshionaulo 1 urmturc, Consfstlngln partofllnrraUN llrfintrnds Table Stau4t Nolaa Center and Card Tnbles, Louuges und lVlatlrea ea. Willow Uaireus A; ( nb, niarket lluekels, UUlow C rndlca Nplll Ca no Ar Windsor Chalra, Hplll-cane and Wooden, ltockere Mrineat llorkera and other necessaries tor housefurnishing too uumoroiis to moiillon. Al.NO M'CORMICX'S PATENT STRAW, CTTTTER, Warrauled to give saUslaclion. All of which will be sold low forea.h at the FUK.MTUXK UUA1H. N. R. Wo have on baud and can furulsh on short notice, a superior style of eultluu Ulinde at Ctiictiiuall Prices. SELLING OFF 5? C. 0 s 'aaAuMMsO Isflj .J ü. VI, X? A a BEINODKSIHOCS Or CLUSI7IO OUR Business In Urookvllle, we have determined to dis pose or our enure sioca ai rin.ua Lui,Kir auch funds as aro at par lu Cincinnati. The assortment Is large and well seloctod; coiislslhig of all such arlklos as are usually kept lu a well sup plied store. We have a eood assortment of Clothing, :aullod to the season. Also, a largo supply of liouu and Shoes of overv description, and of Hats aud Caps, HOT 31 Ao s IV Cs nvo IE CHALLENGE COMPETITION. Tho subscribers would respectfully announce to the public, that they are Just reeulvliig from the eastern market In addition totlioir usually heavy supply, a larfe aud well seloctod stock or MENS', HOYS' AND CHILDREN'S' IIEAUV MAUKCLOTIIIlill. Suited to the full aud winter trnde which thoy Intend soiling at such rales as to challenge com pellIon with any house In the slato. We theroforo say to persons visiting this mar. kotnottobe soihasly In buying as to make your purchases before calling at our . CLOTHING EMPORIUM, for we are now enabled to offer, being In this branch of trade exclusively, the boat assortment of goods ever opened In this market, and will sell them cheat or than ran be bought elsewhere. We are not Insensible of the fact that where a man baa a regular place of doallntr, whore can be found articles In our lino at fair ratus, be can not bo persuaded to leave It unless great Indnceraonti are offered, knowing this we have cut onr prices down to such figures as will lusure the sale of any garment bo may take tho trouble to prloe bofore buylngoUewhcre. oct 0-4 1 . TY.NElt &. RAKEIt. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. o - DItS. DUNCAN &i CA3IEUON, ' DENTISTS. Xo. 156 West Sixth si. between Race and Elm sts., Cincinnati. - rfTifiS OFFICE TJITSE&THE MA5AQEKENT X of lis present proprietors, has boou lueroaslug In reputation for superior operations In tbe Artificial lieparlment of Dentistry for the last ten years, and no oxpvuse or effort shall bo wanting to give satisfaction to all w ho may favor It with tbolr patronage. The subscribers would call attention to the following essential points pertaining to Artlflclal Teelb. vis: Uoauty and naluralnoae of appear ance, quality and strength of materials, comfort to the wearer, ana nsuruiness in restoring uie natural appearance of the opeeea,and ability to masticate; lu all of which they are warranted In aaytng they are excollod by none, and equalled by fow. TEETH Inserted from one to a full set, with Artlflclal (iums. Pull and Half Sets Invariably Inserted by suction. Ali operations tn Dentistry performed In the moat thorough manner. TEH ins. Considering the suporlor character of the work and the guarantee itlvcn, they are the most reasonable In the Weal. TWO TEETH OR HOSE 05 OOLD PLATE, 3 IE TOOTH. TWO TEETH OB MORE ON BLXyEB PLATE, S3 run tooth. The money refunded if the Teeth do not prove satisfactory. ITT For the Information of those living sts distance, we would stale that our facilities are such, that we can make tn Uie Snest style, a full set of TKKTU In from to 4d bo lira, aud small pieces In proportion, ao that no detention ueud be approhunded. J.U.CAMHROS 5o. 1Ö0 Vest Sixth Street, between Kace and Klin, uuciunau. v oec. m TTati and Cava - 1 1 A choice i'.ocK of the most fashionable style uslcpene st TYMK 4t SA&xK'p

Eye

XE W DRUG STORE. ( Sign' of the Golden Mortar. ) DEALER IS Drugs, Itedirlueet 1'alats, Oils-

I-e st ill la, Pcrluinery, Kcliool eeas, nisusnrrfi a-csa nu 1'ocketCutlerf A.c. , Wat side of Main tt.t next door to the . VALLEY If O USE, BROOKVILLE, INDIANA, It A KM pleasareln Informing the tublle gen- . orally, that beta now In recoli.l of and oieInclu bis new room, opposite the Public Square, a full stock of all Good mo his line. u stock of Drugs and Medicncs !. He can say with all confidence Is a n sarpassod, either tn quality or variety , by any other house la the county, nor at as low prices. His slock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c Kept by him Ii coraploteln every pail, I sm oov openlngaa elegant assortment of English, French and American Perfumeries, All of which have boon purchased at euch prteee as will enabla me to eell at tbe lowest rates. I have made arranreraente wtvhe larre publish ing house In Cincinnati to be kept supplied with all the varieties of " School Book, UsedlnlheSehaotioftlita biaee ami tlclulty.be' sides an excellent assortment of Staple and Fancy Stationery, which will be disposed of at reduced prices. I have also a very One assortment of Fen and Pocket Cutlery, all of wblchare fresh Importations and many new patterns. for any of theaboveor numerous other articles usually kept In bouses of llkecharacter, the public arerosioclfully lntllod to the "Sign of the Goldes Mortar." - , JOHN W.MOODY. KQJ6 tf. C.e.lBAV. L.aAaaot', I.e. Brill, e, a.saaaora. Importers anfl Jobbers of ICO IS OBS. No. It Pearl Afreets aeg 160ns CIKCIJI NATL new arrangements; rrniE Undersigned begs leave to Inform tbe eltX tseiisof Urookvllle and vicinity, that be has opened a shop ta the building formerly occupied by K. W. Hubbard, on the west aide of Main street south of the 1'ublle fiqnare, where he will furnish to customers all kinds of CABINET AKD CARPEX TER WORK. I Intend to keep on hands a largo assortment of UUf M.-ssor the bl style of workmanship an made of the best material, at prices which cannot fall to suit. A HEARSE will be tu readiness at all II mos, without the accompaniment of drunken drivers and runaway borses. Also, Window Nash, Doors, lioor-r rame, ana all klnue or carpenter work done to order at Io prices. Terms Cash, doc 15 435, tf JAMES MAKLATT. Practical Doot untl Shoo Maker. HV.c.H leave to I tifnrm the clllxeoi of it Duiilnpevllle, that be car ries on business In tbe almvellnela Lrunlapsvtlle, where be will be happy to see his frieuds, sod hopes by strict attention to butlnessand bis erperlence In the trade, and with a Arm determination to work nothing bultho best of aloe k and warrant good (lis, bo expects to merit a share of public patronage. Pegor sewed ladles' work of all descriptions made to order, and of the real Persian and Philadelphia stylea. January eii-l year. 'brook TvilleTolleoe. THIS Institution Is now ready toroeelvency number of young gentlemen and vonng ladles, and afford them the best offacllllles fbrobulntngathorongh education. The building la large and convenient, and tbe Hoard of Initruetloa will be increased as the wants of tha Instatloa demand. Those youns; men who may even prefer torrauualeat older Institutions, wtlldo wellt aoquire the preparatory studies here, where the classes are not too targe for ennventenee, and where they are not taught by euior graduates, as In most old Instllullous. Young ladles, on graduating, will receive appropriate dlidomaa. Hoarding; ean be bed In sood families, nearthe college ediflca at two rtollars per week. Young men e tn board ihemsolvesat about at sty rente per week. The prices of tuition range fromgJAOto SO,00 per quarter with ten per cent discount for advauce payment. Korfurtherpartleularsaddroee j.vo, vy . lyUi rt &, rree I . Hrokville od. Feb. A ISM. PETER A. WHITE k CO. Importers And Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Bm$ esao, NO. 61 PEARL ST., ETWEK.1 WA T AMD VI NK STREETS, CINCINNATI. Mar. 17. NolS.lyr. 1.8. T, SAUTI1 Dealer in Clocks. 13 EAST Sth ST. OPPOSITE ur.xMsox iiolkh CISCISJCATI, Uhlo. '53-47-1 Hard Times!! All persons Indebted to the ni'derslirned, or to ft. 1. Ualllon, by either note or book account, are hereby notified that I in media to payment Is Ct pooled, and will be required. Si. Ii. Ü ALL! ON d SOS. "' TEAS DALE'S JJTW, TOTK DYE HOTTSE IS A rOXTR STOll liV HtlLLl.Ni;, with liii front, iSo. Vji Walnut streut, butwoen Hlxlh and Seventh, opposite the Walnut Ktroel llouso. No eonnecllou.elih any other house In the city. Uoods sent by Ex press wun proper instrtKUous, will have prompt and faithful allontlon. Aildross, TEASUALK. dec II 52 'illy HEAT CÜTTEES. ' XITE HAVE A I-A ROE STJPPLT ON HAHTJ8 W vf Meal Cullers, UolU of Wood and Iron lor roiling riauitce or Mince meat, lb la lis machine that every farmer onjrht to have. rorMi. ur jun.i r. v.inai'U, HeeJ Store, No. 40 and 44 l.owor Market loo 13 H 'i3 3w Cincinnati, Ohio. FOR SALE. A rood frame Houio in tho bottom being the ono now orrttplud by Mrs. Lauius. j. v. liu w uanu. Kep. S3d, Ibis. 3m. BOYS AND YOUTHS As this Is the season of the year when parents are providing their children with clothing for the FALL AKD WIXTER WEAR. Wo would respectfully rail their allontlon to the Inrijo addition we are Just making olroct from the East, to our present stock of said goods. Our stock connlsls of HEAVY & LIGHT COATS, PA3T8 A VKST8, In endless variety suited to the season, allof which we are solllnr cheap. We would advise ns rents wanting boys clothing V give us a call and examine our goods for we reel confident we can sell a ready made garment of any dlsertpllou, cheaper uian ,u get iuo goous auu inaae mvm. octSO 44 TVKtH ck OAKER. ,A THING OP BEAUTY IS A JOY FOKEVER', ,'i ... I i . . t . .. .. li j win people enuure pimpies on lue "DUmaa face dl vine. or eruptions of anv kind, when It Is a fuel so well known, that Dr. Uuyfttt, Vel len uta iarrafitrmu eioanies the skin from allltnpurity, removing plinplos.sorcsnd Blokhes, lesvins; lue auociou parte as liealtny, smoolb aud soft as tho flesh of a babe. It Is really price less to all that wlh the rosy beauty of childhood It causes all torei and polionoct wounds to dis charge all Infoeled matter, and eradicates every Impurity from tbe system. Itdoes It work mildly, but effectually, giving Conscious beauty and blooming health tn the place 0f ugliness ana toui-sicaening aisease. 3LJ--Bce u . . r v. . . TCTOTAET FITBUC. X The undersigned having been appointed by the Governor as a A'olary Public, will give his strictest attention to any business la his line that his frlonds may favor him with, and by due and careful attention to bunneii he hopes to fire genoratsatlsfactlon. Ilavlnra numberof tho moslapproved forms to Peeds, Mortgairea, Quit-Claims, oVe., on hand, those wishing acknowledgements taken or Deeds dee, made, will do well te rive blm a call. juoB WM.H.AIcCLl ERY. DU. 0. II. IMAUTIN, PHYSICIAN ANS 8UEOE0H, ANDEUSOVILLE, oct 27 45 I5D1ASA. ASSIGNEE S NOTICE. RICHAED TTTfER HAS MADE ASSISTmeutoi his T"iK.'i1y, tli'C, notes, aceouuta, and claims to Uio uuler.i(rurd. The books are now pouted and the accounts ready for aettlement they are to be found at the dwelling house of Ahnet McCarty, to whore payment must be mado. The aotes aro ia bo found at the-offlce of Ceo. Holland, Payment of these claim innit be mada fv.rth. with, without distinction of person delay cannot W Klivwoia Creditors must and wltlhaveihelr money. CEO. HOLLAS D, . , . 40C23 AWEßMcCAKTF, j AeslffMOS

THE GREAT EMPORIUM . . OF : . : Chccin Goods!

TTTE have tie r u' ncfmti g oar rurr1 i . ....... H..I m m ere 4lv rrceivin? o oue urui-, . . . and openlnr aaew u.j.y of- ! o "r riselecVodwitbgreeJ cf.aud voii. Uir.reirei.i. to the well knowu rood U-U- of our cus'ome is, In the sbnndatt mtrkeU or i;.mon, I'l.ila dt-ij Ua ana .... I. 11.. l.nlihltOUr new i ore . v e can ,urau. vroods ere porcha.nd et art ban-'; Uilor J e.i amesiirs anu suo, iroiui. iin...... - ' andlhlsclrcnm.lsnee placing tuen an rl I"1Inr with the Cincinnati JobUre, both as to quality and oevnumv, we think wo tnnnot Uo ot4,io iu the Brovkvii marketelUier In sijle, juaiay and variety, cr In tie prices at which j.rpue 1 llourgoods. . wrjtCAIAlü:,&805. aprtl 183418 e geo. ti. smrn, cölsinnfatinrtr, Haltt ttrt f, next der t fudsresS ISUOOU.V1LL.1: l!tO. AinrrL ilazlatt. . BLACKSUITH, Mala Btreet.f ouUof the Publie Honare.baetstde Hreekvllle,lsi. All iiNDi or e:lts ad screws aiaade at the abortesi no at si sneaaonesibv- , eat manner eS auentlonto repairing J I htnery, warranted to i and at aa low prices I tice aud ta the be A I I ravrtartlculara fcll kinds of Machinery, bo aa well dona and at aa low ..r4. as eaa be found any whore lathe West, rualSSl j JAmtS'DKESSCOOUSi Wear nowopealn tbe finest etock of Ike above roode wo have over bed. tbe veure of oSerlnslntblsmarket,oonalsUrigta pkrt of u pieces nam snai aurj hi ko; 10 f hanibrev: so is S 4 Plain llerare; Printed Iterage; ßcouh Glace; Lnstrlnej Pont do Lolc; Organdyj K'llk 1 !... 1 S " 14 10 4 Torelher with a larva mil..!.!. . . . or white i goods of oyery deacrlpUoa,all of w hick, were eel.cted with great care, and will b .old cheaper than they caa be boogbtelaewbere. .1.GALLI0. tkbOX. rpiiJS UBi)EltSTOHTD kavo ta.t r7cUi.d1 1 L.ltf.OOIi. to kik k m .. .. .....HHiti vuti,n iue most ?!HBt,,,w?d.,'Ke(1v"o and Vtiu, pun. :i 1 'Ü "w ana colored ranton FUnel. , Ulack and brown M u.tlns.lk.mbi,DeLaa. OUnhams, and Printe of a great variety, beside, aaetienstve assortmentof Press Irl mmlnrs and üeT,.J4. l. I'Kll k 4mS. READY-MADE CWTIMSO ' pi.eo,,,Uu,U' kl,,' h "Ual tuaHproüU , a.D.üALI.IüK&hu by - iAiHhs l.HF.ss noons. litMUMM'S MIIMUHK WKAH. PANCY ANU PI.AI 1IKKBH Ml.KS. WHITE AM) E.M HUOIDXKKD GOoI)4 LA Il EN I.EK VKS A K 1 CO LI. A KH. ForsaleaiNo.lCommerrialKow.br mar 51 UH lIMR & f ARWIIAB. -.m .rmm anu eottos rsc, dMrred at their paper ml II. "ragsoenv uruua viue, Aor. sui,i33 50 tf. ent.ittrn..l,inriJ..4. .T., vojoat opened od wlllkeepconStautlv An bead kfclrt. l. . i.ji u,n; ""'"! toiiars, .cfc ZV J "osiory, t-loves. Cravats. Stock., Pocket-Booka. Usnbriflas, CarUVLVcks Trunks dVc.allof which will be .od .n.V- . ' 1 VllW i. Ulkst ft au Ai,rt. SPEIIJGGÖÖ3 AT NO. 1. ' COIEIEHCIAL R0I7, 8. W. Cor.;Main Hurgcss k Head sts. UCX la receiving the handsomest aseortment of spring goods, over opened Is lb Ls market elected bv himself with unusual care Ith reference to Prloe, htyle, and Quality he challenge the oommerclal fraternity of the valley to surpass als stock. The senior Partner, Mr. Lines, gives bis entire atlonUon to the trade keeps well posted ta styles. trtoas,andqaaltty,offoods ta the market snakes bis purchases tn (:iucilnnKtl.rf i- ih Mv. . bled to present a fresh atnrk to bi every thirty or ality days. Our friend, and the publie are all especially j eaamlne onr etock, as we are deierm.n ed to ixctL In our efforts to cater to your taste and Interest, as by ao doing so we but srve our owo. mar 31 If 4 PUBLIC HOUSE, l HVUlff ä OfislliirtMffa. aas f rt aland In the norih part vf the tons offiirsgood accommodalloot to iravdnrs. ( all - vis seaasj v w aaaaoo. JUflM W1LLOBY. Uioomlnggrove, Sept. Co, '34 3 w. Crocorles, Hardware! tsueeoswari Aad everytalaf for ever body foreou""' GALUoasbVORsC. li,,"cn Wa'tir Prä! Veiling - n.I u,!'l,!', f"."1 bavlnrlHten appolnud Ag or n. M. dt C. U. Warren'a Piro and ai.v Prnni ,, , " " . ,(, aier i root KooOnr.li now ra i. a .,. i. . - ivumivi UUIIX 1 N rr of Prauklln, I'nloa.or Pavettevoanliea. Uthiortrooim of W. XV. Il.le and ti. II. 01 J. C. v u vme.are covered with this kind Of rAAflllV. l.kliAHi iL. .. I 1 1 - , ,. jäiü . ,----. uiie ere reirrrea. 1 is dorablIlty,cbeapi.iMS,safcty,8nd conveiflenre, alt recommend It, assuperlor.ia the construction of mOSt bnll.ltn mm tt t ,-r' . ti . w . ii Jy 10'ai 3o--y BOOTS AND MIOE.S . Tka larreat mnA iu.i ..i..i.j . - " - -..mw. rwti ever v ro i to this marketjest opened at the ULO v JJITE CORKER HAT Sc CAPS" A beautiful and well selected stock ofSprles aud fcutnmerMylesJust opened at the OLbWilllKCOKXER. NI'.W YOHKWI.v llOulllIADi: UK iOT-IHOH. J. iKAhT Mauufacturoran dealer In all kinds of transparent window shade Also cords,Tascls, Hrass mountings i.e. X:i College Hall, Walnut al.,('lnciBtatt. Church, blore and other large shades palnpei t order laa superior style. 7 WB. WALLACE, ROFESSIOXAL BAB, , iifc.it, vilu r. Li aer.tcwa lo tue tilikeuswl UraoaTllle,asa skilful aD'l iperteueed workmes Ofllcelntheold American building, la the room formerly ueed as a lawyer's oroee. ALSO He louden bis eervice.to gentlemen and ladies, as s successful renovator or cloths that art damaged by grease or Ur. apr 7 Ü it. iMiriiuwniJOWMiiDr.. MIXhtlS"l,.lh. 'I . I M , . . . M v.i., i.iiuiu(, iiibui Cincinnati, l'hl. orders promptly fJUod. Country Merchaata su d Odler.supphed ou the lowest terms. fiov.s,lei3. Mxme. ßONNETsi boxkkts:! Üoxskts::: 6M) tillk. tnrL.li straw, Jket and Frenrh oe and blond straw bonnet, tfreUer ub all aoruof Kibbona snd Trimmings te sail Jo4 received at the ' OLD WHITS COKXEH. at"1lotUs,(:aainicrrs aud Vcllnffa' O-'u . i"?f r'ed from tbe Astern .'.J. rrr,h I,P, of I'i0 roods whith we will sell r make to order warranted to lit on the shortest notice, and la the latest style, snd a prices that cannotall to pleaee. TYXEU& 11AKLH JioetsandSneea A general assortment of men and boys' ots aad ahoeajtul received and for aale cheap t 1 YAfcK eV liAKtK'W REJLDTllECXOHLirÖ.-" General Aaaeortuaeui keptcoutantly oa bad at . 1. Commercial How. by Lll'Kdt FARQ'CHAK. aUEOSWASEA boauuiul and very large assortment In fu A auiuor by tho plooe.'jiut received atNo. 2 Commercial Row, and for sale by U.NcK&FAHQriUK. BOJnrxs abti) ribböits.Just received a groat variety of faahtonabU bonnets and ribbons at . I Commercial Kow,br i UCK&FAKvtlUAK. HAB A1TO CAPS " i-n-ig Jastrocelved at!fa. t rnnt. f..llA L..ll.ll.. Vl'-I . ... f ..... . tuerclal Row, aud for aale by LIMKc FAKQLHAK. GEOCZUniSiHARDWAEJE. KAILS. IC- . Lliick Oc raruubarare la rocemtof luil sunpiles of the choicest Groceries, and best selected Hardware, Cutlery, aad Kalle, at tit) 1 Commercial How, y Ll.CKeFAK(iLUAK. BOOIAUDESOES.1 he larceat and moat carefully selected slot k oi Boole and fehoes they .have ever oJlorod. eaav be seen at o.l Commercial Kow, for aale by IVf-K ll'l t'l ll ll f w. . m. v ... ... 81 00LBO0X8. ust received sad for sale at the OLDKtDEKICK.. Persons having certified checks on thli Houie can flad a favorable opportnntty cf securing their claims by mortgaw on good Keal fcetate, by calling on John 'VS yon, J. D. Uowlasd, or Geo. Holland, at Brook vüle, Indiana. Call Immediately. bot S5;f Vtallfatxs. lite larrost assortment ever oSsreJ te tkia nubile, for sals StKo. 1 CemmercUl H.w. t v ' r F . m aw. u.aorjiiiHi,aik. BOOTS AJTD tZCJClSTWJ Uktlil q-u'-'lrr re!vJ