Indiana American, Volume 23, Number 15, Brookville, Franklin County, 30 March 1855 — Page 3

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(Front th Indianapolis Republican, No Apportionment law. Ptrhap th ruost rcmarkabl incident which marks tho tr.injre CTeut ful hUtory of tlio recent union of tue Uencral Assembly, wu the fail ur to pnM an apportionment lair. Without pasting such a Uw, it in sup Tono(l that no new Aaaembly can bo legally elected, and thus by n diso beyal of tut Constitution, iho Itcpre aenUtive and LrghtlaUlo feature of tho government U abrogated, tho chief Republican idea act aside, and practical and real despotism established. Tho onlj remedy, is an appeal to Congress, or a Convention of ino people. Tho refiuircment of tho Stato Contitulion, which are clear and positive, touching this important matter to at follows: Stfo. 4. "The General Assembly, shall at its ttcon'l session after (ho adoption of this Constitution, and every sixth yoar , theieafter, c.iuo an enumeration to to nuilo of all the whito malo inhabitants over tho a-'o of twenty-ono years. See, 5. The number of Senators and Representatives hall, at the tion next following each period of ma liny tack enumeration, it Jixed by law and apportioned amonu tho several counties, according to tho number of whito mala inhabitants, above twenty one ye am of ago, in each: Provided, that the first and second elections of members of the General Assembly, under this Constitution, shall bo according to tho apportionment, last made. K'kjIK. The first general election under this Constitution shi.II bo held in tho year one thousand eight hundred filty-two. SdtJuls. From this it seems to bo conclusive, that even if the Governor should call an extra suasion of the present General Assmbly the defect could not bo con stitutionallv cured. Tho Government U de facto in a revolutionized condition. It is well for us perhaps that the U. 8. Constitution guarantees to us a republican form of Government, for wo know it to bj trui that somo of our politicians would be glad to abolish it if they could. Z3TYe believe it is tho Ohio State Journal that relatej tho causo and provocation of a law suit as herein after set forth. Tho mcsmcrizerwas badly taken and 'done' as soundly as the An itiaercnt mcsmerizer, who, for some time past has been extendinghis peregrinations through this nnd the neighboring counties, wis, ono evening expatiating largely upon the wonders and extraordinary powers of mesmerism, and, among other strange things, ho said that he could mesmerise boiling water to such a degree that it would not contain the least portion of heat, and to prove it to tho satisfiction of all present, he offered to bet fifty dollars that' an egg might be put into the boiling water anJ remain there half an hour, and when taken out, it hlitmld be in the same, condition as when newly laid. A rather green looking individual' standing by, dryly remarked, as he pulled out his pocket book, and taking therefrom fifty dollars. 'I'll take that bet, cover this The mesmerizer not suspecting such prompt action on tho part of any one of his h arcrs, was rather tuktm aback, but seeing no means of retreat, he rather unwillingly rummaged his pockets, but could find only forty dollars. 'Never mind; that'll do,1 said tho green looking one, 'wo'll make tho bet fort dollars and the squire here shall hold tho stakes, and to-morrow we'll try the experiment.' In vain the mesmerizer tried to reason with his belting friend; in vain he told him that he knew he should win his money, that he had tried tho experiment often, and hs he was a very clev tr fellow, ho should regret exceedingly tobe compelled to tako his money. Öutthe green 'un refused to back out, he was a great lover of science, and he wanted to see tho power of mesmerism tested upon the boiling egg. The next day came and with it a crowd to witness the experiment. The water was brought, tho fire was kindled, the pot was put on, and after the water was seen to bo in a boiling condition, the egg was put in, and re ined half an hour. The whole power of mesmerism was applied to the pot and its contents, and when the ez2 was taken out it wes lound to be boiled as hard hs as nard hs Hard as an egg might be expected to be, after boiling half an hour. Tho Squire handed aver tho forty dollars that had been staked upon the result, together with his own money, to the green one, and the mesmerizer now brings suit to re cover back his money. Tho trial U expected ta come olT next week. Evading the Temperance law. The most outrageous and blaaplicnous proceeding ever heard of in thi country, free country as it is, was a dodge of some (trtnan beer houu keepers in New York, contrived for the purpose of evading the Sunday liquor law which was bvinj rigidly enforced by Mayor Wood. The idea was to have sham religious services on Sunday at which beer was tobe used as sacrament, aud then a collection was to bo tilt: a up to pay fho preacher, who w; s personated by the owner of the hou In tho bar rtnd billiard room, No. 143 Chatham street, a mock alt r was erected on a billiard table, wax candle wero placed near it, tho shutters closed, and the room lighted with gns. Tho proprie terofthe establishment, Lewis Decker, was dressed in a long black clerical robe, white neckerchief and black skull cap. At 10 o'clock Mr. I)., took a seat near tho alter aad apologized to bis congregation for not having commenced tb.) exercises earlier, gh ing as a reason for the delay, that hi . .. ,. .... two chaplains iiau not arrived, having, he presumed, been drunk over Satur day night, the samo as all other mit J ' isters. AnJ, alter waning tor the pretented chaplains for sometime, he called his har-keekcrs to cflicintc in their stead, and they donned clerical robe, tied tablecloths around their necks by way of whito neckerchiefs, and served the company wi h betr. Tho proprietor of the housd read pa sages from the Bible, and exhorted the company, as "'Independent Free Thicker,' 'to do their own thinkini . a . eara e anumeir own unnking. ino services lasted all day, and tho congicgatun numbered near four hundred. Mayor Wood : ays thtco aro several such pla cet in.New York, all of which he is

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men who would thus defy and revile tho ordinances of God and man should be most signally punched. CV. Cowl. Tho Admlnl.tratioa breakdown In New llfunpshlre. Tho late election in New Hampshire it tho most fatal Llow.thnt the Ucmo cralio party has ever received from a Stale olcction. It proves beyond doubt that tho ndminiitnUion of Mr. Picrco is not only unpopular, but that tho Democratic party is dead. For the first time in nearly thirty years, Massachusetts and iSew Hampshire st ind politically as they do geographically, side by side. They will bo represented in the next Congruss by mui having the same party alfinities, and present a solemn phalanx in opposition to tho administration. The election shows that tho American candidate for Governor i elected by from two to thrco hundred majority over all others. . Tho Whigs' and tree Soilers have gono almost in a body for the American candidate. Tho most important victory, howervr! is in tho hirire American majority in the Legislature, which secures tho election of two opposition United States Senators, one of whom will unquestionably bo John 1'. Hale, und tho other is likely to bo James Dell, the gentleman who consented to run ns tho Whig candidate for Governor in tho lato race. It may turn out, however, that Edmund liurko will bo tho S-n a tor in tho place of liell. Two years ago tho State, gave Franklin Pierce for President, 7,165 maioritr over both Scott and Hale. Tho State was represented in the last Congress by two administration Senators, and three administration representatives. In tho next Congress, it will bo represented by two Senators 1. i I iv.rji. uku w. opposite character. The change is nt.lhcl, and tho victory complete. Cm. Uivettc. Takino'it Coot. 'Your houso is on fire, air," said a stranger, rushing into i he parlor of a sober citizen. Well, sir,' was the answer of the latter, 'to what causo am I-indebt ed for the extraordinary interest which you have taken in the affairs of my house. Jttfo blitritstmtnls. "Wagon for Sale. A QOOD SECOND HAMD TWO HORSE XX V ijrii, In guuU ordur and fur tale chia. iy DJ tri' I S. U. UALLIUa rU.. t n,.)rm$& CHERRY PECTORAL, Fur the ill C ure of ( onnis. roLDs, hoacsgxess, DUo.(iiiTis,wiioori(,-(or(.u, tnorp, AsTiniA, axd cosr.iiPTio.. "H'ittitm ihnll tw ii' re It, end the treat I tkftmrlk ,kall knt hrjmre U." Nov. r ooiiIJ ihia (m .ui U wild morn Imlh. than It now Imiilltt to thm roiim ly fur airrtlont of tlio tliriuit ami lunar. 1 liu oiulu-d In Icarnlnr and powtr, a. liiiow l.xljo ll aupremarv, wluU loib tho llttlo an.l Uiu craatcan full It kn'nedu. Tho tibaraUmludoii atuona ibo aklllrUto curi,ara fr It own I.. . ., .n... -ii 1. 1 .YtTho;: oT:,.Tri tutlon, hava bafn.K ara not aahamod to tr.tify to It virtu, but dorm it a duty ana a uivaiiira lo thua bol.l out the lamp ore prlrnct to their tuffurluj fellow mon. viiiuetttno miiowiiir:' I Trnnalatlim.l VrinillloDlllH. La.. Anrll 1H3T Mont, lo Da. J. C. Atta: I have of lut.i, made in-quciii u or eur inttRv I'mntuilii my prat Urn, and am happy t Inform you that In no caa )el a II ImIIixI ma, I hava niaila annia alfnal curt-1 or l.arj nt I II and lironrlilllt w lib It, and hava oinpli'lfl ciirwd Oaa ra. of Aathina, h li t, bal rUnlo.Ml every oli.ur tneuiclna I could employ. Accept Mr, tue aMiiranre or my dltUngtiLhed ronalilcrallon. JUL KS rL.Ll)irGf KT, Late Surpon ofthe Kojal Marine, France. Extract from a letter jf oor Mliililorut lbs l iyr, hi ins fill lunn. Leaation nrih u. a. A.,contantiunpie. rurker. ?':.,T-UV.V.M"." .''"I' Ti'"lb I VIMI I 111111 JWH ifr 1110 OUIUII III! I'lTII delivered to hi private he rotary at the talare. I aud you will h.r from you In d ie e.ou. That vou wero o kind at to .,..,.1 ma ha been river, to rtend. who ave la many eaiet, found It eat curuiiiiril u.i'iui. i onrt. rc'pwiruuy, tiV.0. lMUAItsll, Minister nonljffitcutlory of iho V. K. A lo Turkey. Curavna, March I. IM3. Dr. J. C. Attn: I u.n yourCuitaav I'si ToauL dMy In my practice, and am aatbdud It U a remedy whirl, tnut lurel In every rnnntry tKahlKhol approbaUon. C. w. j.t Kllfchu, M. Ujto.iiii'in court i'livician. A roAitK tlio eminent Kiliton, wha tcrtlry to Iholr penonal o'nerienre and knowleda-eof the won. li-rful cure, and liDmne uaufuloeM of Hie Ciikiht I'ai ToauL la thilr tectloue we may mention Hoiishtpn.i Co., of the Fodortl I'ulon, Mil. leilfetille, ia. I.. I'alton, t'hrUtlan Advorato, Knuo llle, 1 unit. J , II. Dob.on, Antrrt.-an rref b)torltn, tiriMMivlllo, Teno. J. II. Hampton, "UomiK-rnt," Mi toiiHolI.Ourirli. l'aH J. Hum, Jr Nhelbvvillo Aw., lann., Ilarvey, MrKuny, dr Co., Mute i; jBtlK, UitrtlngHou, low. J. Knaub, o Co.,MJuurnal," Kuallnr, fa. ' Kaymond, liar, per, iV l'i... New YorL t imet. 8. Cobb, I'hrlt Han Krteinan, ltnton. W. II. Jacob, ChrUtlan i:hroicle, PhlU.I. Il .o. J. Wontworth, M . C Onmorrat, t lilcnii, III. Kv. K. (3. Ka, Melhnditt r'riHt'ttanl, tUlliitior. W, M, Wlghtnisn, unruntn Aivmate,( httrlrttun, a. V. J. M. .Mi (niiU. Tru Itflta, New Orlxana. T. M. IN,nal. tM.ll aew, Savannah, tia. Ueo. It. PreetlM, Uiunviilu Journal, t. Hon. hvbuvler Lolliix, M, L., huuiit licnd .fj-itler, It. A.lommliie U'miuii Mirror, i'oruanJ. Me. M. II. Uartlell Jt i .. It.M.ulihcao. llarilurJ. Conn iui-su c-iiiluinon have mil only rertiflea to tl.cro itMoiooiitt In UuMr pkri, to tue puU c, u n imve im-ui me ineir ierMuul lelwrt, to tue en-'ri inai mey nave luuna tay rrrlioo auar Ii. I I rreal uublio olllltv. M'v: will ant admit lull tctt.moiiit! t htro, tut the uK'ni below named will furnuh m Ainerti-itn Almaii if, ;rati,lo ail who aa f'ir it, wherein are full particular, aad lixllnuuteblo proof of ihc.e t:au tnu. Prepared and ffold bjr JAHES 0. AVER, Practical Chemist, Lowell Mass. Hold In Itrookvllle by At, W. Halle; IlilTonl .V Depny, Laurel, Ind. C Vancamp. Motumora C Overton, Anderoiiville" And M atmete in nearly every town In (the Aönt.W' A tUrM rwn rolni U" Tr""" - - it m rtfvw rn J31 ii ijrr Li TATQTT UAATPF liVjUlliUNUlJ tU, Of Hartford, Conn. CAPITAL, $300,000. f!hftrtprpd. 1819. THS OLD AJVD RESPONSIBLE COMPANY does Ouli:felail Afi'iicii', at ralxe a low atttrerontitlotilwitiiinentiar.Miiimrou. ....1..1.1. ..n.t,,.l ...1 iall without unuucettrv . oh. . I IUI. Ill Ii ll ii can oe enocicu m HuiMine-. Merchandlae. nd iicnonal Droierty vfiierally, amln.t .a or dnm-iire by Are. IM. 4M l.LIl.-tt lJ on Msrcbandles Inirantit.or by tlr jlnt tho danger snu porllt of tho river, lakct.cannit, raiiroant, aim vj um varlou modeaof travel and eonvcyanre. TIIOAMK K . HICACe, Pretlilunt. K. O. IMPLKY, Vlro Prcldsut. Tin tu A, ALK)iAPt:aeiretary Merchant and Property Holder will flud It to I their advantage to five the undur.ijred Actit Ihoir triplication Ur lure offorlnir them clu'whcre. I'olii ii't on Kireand tutuiid KmltlmioJ on fa venule rerin, ty AM r:Kl) WARD. Aj-ent. nnrcli la lr MB ats m V rt f-B IM k taf-ta om m ' DLTWLrXM tlX 4c VCA.MUHK, CINCINNATI. J. WOODS, PEOPSIETOB.

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PUBLIC SALE!! TITS TTNDER8I0NID MI II publle al. .u Veiiiies.iB,lb .tin Inst. ftlhU rctldenr lit New Trenton, the MIowIiib? described proper IX I llontohold and Kitchen Furnitur of II dt crlptlimt, iv-ry farlsiy of farming vitntlUi melt aa watona, htmea. plow, harrows and ulllva tor. oue Hanl drill, on 'annln mill, two earrir ! haruoa,hay In th ttark. eowt, youiicstilo, , mi'l many othar articles embracing ml of lilt gol and ehalt!. I wish li wll an oul-lol, on which It a da-ailing-house aud thop, hat Id comiuoms st 9 o'clock, A.M., an J con tin u two tiny. If ntcu.atry. Tvrnis will be ruad known on the da of le j Hw I ronton, Marth 13. t. A. NYK. TeteuT white co. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic BUSS mm&9 NO. Gl PEARL ST., KTWKK. WA T AMU VIXK NTKKKT8, CINCINNATI. Mar. 17. Noi3,l yr. I. a.

UATKS IIOUSK, END I AN AIM) MX, INDIANA, D. D. ILOAW. .PROPRIETOR. tyM Sptehtl Botitts. Seller's Cough SyrnpWithout A Eival." Pirrnet , fJih Ward.) Fab. 3, 1? JO. Ms. It. K. Kr.LLi:-t)n (lie IClh tilt, I caught s avere cold. The night following-, I went to be.l rarllor than w.ual; yt, tiotlthUndlng I had ilrt none Iho night bofore, my cough wet eo lettre that I could nut lep, neither could thote In the room with me. The penuin eleeplng with me wet to much annoyed by my roughing that he got upend wenltoadrug tlnre and bought a bottle of your Cuufh Kyrup, one doo of which, to my great sitonlthment, flopped my cough at If by niBglo. I went to work In th niornlrg, end am no quite well. Your,Ac, JO II K DEAN. I hereby certify that I am well acquainted with tho above clrcumetancee, and that the elatemenl given It true. A. JOIISJOS. I'rcparud and told by n. K. KLI.KRS tt CO, ritttburg. Pa. V, B. Tbo above Pyruplt presented to the pub lic, as tho cheapest, moit plaaant,llrm and rolls(ouin rsj m ble couch ramedy evar offvrvd to the anllcted, for ,0Ug,leoM.l0rt dl.od etat or Ute Lung - I'rlco 3 centt per bottle. Portale by M.W. IIAILE, Only Agent In Urookvllle. ntati: stock iiAnks. Tho following is a correct list of of Hanks, the bills of which are taken on deposit at the Urookville Dank, XiTNono aro received for taxes by thö County Treasurer except thoso marked with a Drookvillo Bank Dank of Indiana Michigan City " of tho Capital Indianapolis Rockvillo Kockville Syracuso Saracuso Bank of Salem (south) Monticello Monticcllo Goslicn Goshen Klkhart Klkhart Warsaw Warsaw Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Crescent City b'k Evansville City b'k Cambridge City Indianapolis Fayette Cou Fayette County b'k Connersville Farmers, b k W estGeld Farmers' it Mechanics h'k Inda'lis pone . Kentucky Stock b'k Columbus Lagrange b'k Lima Merchant? it Mechs b'k N Albany N. Y. and Va. Ktock b'k Evansvillo I'rairio City b'k Tcrrc Haute Havmcs bank, Connersville. Salem linnk (north) southern, bank lerrc Haute. Traders' bahk Indianapolis INDIANA. CLASS NO. II. This class includes those banks that are taken at 10 per cent discount at r. r i:. ..I .i .1 ...i or ...t f r aiul 111 BÜUlu u 1 " tcufc Ill I VV lk MlVi Hank of Pauli of Covington of I'ort Wuyne North America Clinton Pcrryville of Kochestcr of HtnsHiilacr of South I3vnd Delaware County bunk Muncie KIkhart County bank, Goshen Fnrmera rtnu Mechanics Itensalear (Jyeilt Wl'StCM, Ttn'O HftUtC .. . . . Huntington County Huntington Indian llescrvo Kokomo - I ., . It KalamaZ O b k Albion v !. 11'.!. TIl.Toll iOrtU V CStem, jJIOOnliield New York Stock, TincennCI. Shawnee, Attica Stato Stock, of Marion State Stock, Jnmtstown Tippecanoe bunk, Winimao Upper Wabash bank, waoasn Wuvno " Itichrnond ... , t hit aortsn UlVCT li.'tnK, JASpCT Wabash Hivcr bank, ewvillo Wabash Itiver, New Corydon CLASS "NO. III. This class includes those banks that nro 25 per cent discount at Indianapolis nnd nboui 35 here. Atlantic liitnk, Jackson 1 I. I 11 I Agricultural iianic, mi. Pierling Dank or Attica, Attica of Albany, New Albany " Auburn ' of Albion "of America, Morocco " of Ilridgeport of Uloominj'ton Bank of Connersville, of North America, Newport Dank of Höckport, llockport " T. Vadsworth Michigan City Drovers Bank Home Exchangf, Greene as tie tanners,' JaRner Green County, Uloomficld Qovernmcnt block b k, Laraycttc Laurel b'k Laurel Merchants u SpringGeld Merchant a Lafayette Northern Indiana Bank Logansport I HtintireA I't-hCAVfilYn I VlUUVf A VOVJ lltlV Vt t MWW J mmm- ve rublic btock, Jscwport People's bank Lima Perry Co. Iiank, Caauclton Stato Stock security, Newport htato btock, Knox Steuben Co, Angola I Statu tttr.1r 1 .mranunnr ' . "o"i'' tatC btOCK, 1 CHI. Trn 1-..1 Ti-rri If intr. 1 rUUCrS , UTrC ililUie I m . vr. 1 ...11 I irauers " iasnviuo .., n 1 T aynC MMC LiOganSport Western lMvmOUlh. ,, en,v i,7 t , abash Valley LOgmsport ItltOKr.N II ASKS. The following is a list of tho broken Banks, w hich aro not taken on depos it at the Urjokville bank. ILLINOIS. Bel vi Je re bank lank of Kockford Bank of Klgin Bank of Ottawa Merchants and Farmers' Union " City . Phoenix " FarmtH' bank Chicngo II

iupge Comity bank Kock inland bunk Merchants nnd MrchnnicY Dank of NnpiervilU Knilroad bank onto. Savlng'a lHiik Ohio. Cliitfrm hunk, do. MaNiillion bunk. Ohio. Hank of Cirelevi'le, do. Citizens bunk, Cincinnati. Ohio Saving Inttituto. Tiffin, Ohio. Bank of Norwulk. Urhnni Ins.tk bunking Company. MltCKLLANKOUS. Knickerbocker bank, N. V. Kighth Avenue hank. N. Y. öulTolk bank N. Y. Lewis County bunk, N. Y. -Bank of Hollowell, Maine. . Brunswick bank, do.

OV TUR . TWENTY-THIRD VOLUME OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN. cO The alarm that was caused by the hard t.'mes, which was resulting in csuslnjr many papers to suepend entirely, and sellout, and which caused many old and cttablicd papers to reduce their, dimensions, deterred us from making the enlargement we had contemplated, at the beginning ol the volumn. Thoujh thwar. tod, for the time being, we still kept our purpose, in view, and now present the patrons and borrows of tho American, The Largest Paper in Indiana.

And, if It Is ne4 the best paper, it shall not bo for want of unceasing application to Its interests, on tho part of its editor. When we took charütf of the American, some sixteen months ago, it was not without many a fear that we would not be able to retain its large subscription list. Dut this has constantly increased, notwithstanding tho discouraging clrcumtanccs of the past year, and we now have a circulation that justifies the expenditure we have made in enlarging. In addition to the embarrassment which grew out of our want of experienco as an editor, we were somewhat alarmed at the fears of many personal friends. They thought it impossible for us to succeed, unless wo should consent to become the' Organ of some party. Dut having Jong ago settled in our mind that parties will become corrupt, aud that they are usually kept in ex Istenco for the lenrliit of a few aspirants, we determined to pursue our chosen course, and fail, if fail we must, In attempting to publish a paper that should be truly independent. The readers of the American know full well, that we do not in cqn by being independent, that we Will not tske sides for or against the question at isaue. It has not been hard to tell on which sldo of any question we have been, nor shall if be in future. We mean to sny, that no caucus or convention, no wljwam or council, or tribe, shall dictate what we may say or may not say. We know everybody knows, that a paper that sells itielf to party, must leave un reproved tho political blunders or dishonesties of its party, and distort and misrepresent tho acta of its opponents. We havo certainly triad to avoid theso errors, and shall continue to try in future. How far we have succeeded , we leave with our candid, conttant readers. How far we shall succeed in future, must be judged - the future. by the questions now at issue, we need not define our position. It Is not an equivocal one, as our reaJers well know. On the questions to srise, we shall

speak when they come up; without fear, master how we may speak. Hence the . ü mmm But our readers will want, not only

bird's ovc view of tho doinss of tho world, at home and abroad. Of course in a

weekly sheet, even as large as this, the

bo riven, but we w ill kern sn eye out upon the world, that wo may give a "rnero

mention" at least, of every important event, in tho political, social, and reli-'ious ;

world. Imperial pains will bo token to gather up and publish, on reliable informa- ... . .a". aaa .

tion. all items or homo rews. 1 his department ol our paper, which has given it i I . -! all .. K a a. rtltkiH t aal 1 1 s tr tliaft t at 9 m r i t ea sn A K a - at a-

it B e - rrrni uuuuiorii r. biiaii iju. uc uvtuvau. ncct to loam soiaetliini? of interest, cverr

illy, th(k"mere mention" rolumn itself, shall bo worth the ceklj cost of the I nanor. In view of tho information of this kind thnt filial I be rrirula.lv iainartcd.

;, An,nrlr.nn will hr,

A FIRST GLASS -NEWSPAPER Dut our poper is to jjo into tho family circle, and exert an influence upon the rUing generation. In view of the indeliblo character of early impressions, and the vaet importance of civin the impulnes and aspirations of youth, a proper dJ.

I rection, great pains will be taken to admit nothing that shall have an immoral I tendency. Ry every means in our power, wo shall aim to inculcate a love of learn -Inf, a lovo of readinir, and a love of virtue. Much of the "miscellany" of the

D.D,r -ilaii k .,ant,.d to the canacitT and i ' 1 . . . , ! ? .paPcr .ot Bcl1 a c"arac,ler." 10 D In ttiA r.mllif . n n rnn.l tt.,nA 1.

. , . , , . j , .!. l l. j.. I take it on the score of economy, instead of Uircontinuin j it bvcuuse hard tunes rc-. quire tho curtailment of expenses. It is wretched economy that will dwarf the ; intellect of the child, for the -ake of saving a few dimes. Wo expect aiso, to make selections, and publish such original matter, as will mnlin Ilm vldila nf Ii a A tnnrir n r vi-olrnmrt ti t h pMpp m mliiri rf avAPW fnmilir

And, whilo we aro choice in our selections, wo shall exclude every thinj, even, from our advertising columns, that shall bo pernicious. We will not for any price, if we know it, advertiao a pernicious book or a pernicious medicine. We have refused hundreds of dollara worth of advertisements of circusca, lotteries, &.C., and we shall continue, to do so, beinj fully determined that, if we cannot make a living at this business without aiding gambler, and swindlers, and strolling hlfchwavmen, we will try wood-eawinr, or something else. Too much of our lifo has

been devoted to the sin.lo purpoec of trying to do good, lo begin, at this late day, to promote vice and immorality, for the sake of pelt. We do not expect that every parent who professedly regards tho welfare of his children, will patronize us. Tho interest of party is too deor to some, and tho paper that binds tho party yoko upon him must be supported , however much mor- : si nolson it it carries with it. Others are so wedded to Mammon, that, for tho

sake of saving eighty cents a year, they will not only worthless, as a ncir paper, being

appeared in the d unce, tue weeK oeiore, uui wnicn i aosoiuieiy pernicious, con taining moot objectionable puffs of theatres, concerts and dram-shops. Such, papers aro dear, at any price, yet we expect many persons to take them on the score of economy. It will be bad economy. We hope to make our paper worth its entire cost, in addition to all other departments, simply as A SUITABLE PAPEIl FOR THE FAMILY CIRCLE.

The spirit of inquiry that is awakened source of rejoicing. 1 o bo a f farmer now,

a tract of fertile land. To farm, means moro than to scratch the surface of tho soil with an old bar-share. The Fanner of tneso times, must baa rending and thinking man, as well as a working man. He should be a writing man also. While ho is willing to receive instruction from the experienco of other, ha sho'd bo willing to impart instruction from his own experienco. To aid in tho produc tion of such fanners, wo expect to devote a large space, weekly, to

Intending to mako a good paper, wa to receive it. Our terms will be found

such a paper ns ours now ia, every reflecting ' man can eaily ee. Our paper ie

now tho sizoof tlio weekly i imes, and printca on mucn Detter psper. -j 'hat pa T.J.-TV-rmtj IKTTITffir pcrUfurnUhcd at one dollar a year, though not a quarter ol a column It ever so! -- UJ. üo up for it which doee not first appear in tl.o Daily Timee. It has too, a circulation I T)T7T 'ALL KINDS 07 TTN CURRENT BANK of somo 53,000. whilo we have less that 1500, and must setup our reading mot ! ff.?"' l"- UifJ,v" b" l"uk'u

tcr. exprcislv for this paper. The Western Christian Advocate, which is not to

laree aa cure, witli a circulation ol us.ooo, , , , . , , : orreducing the size of its sheet, and yet cannot live at less man uie prices oeiow, corn. liunciiii ui si inuuto vi icvvvii A IpiKnIät Ar w . tr a MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL

hull have the paper for one dollar a year, and widows, who have children old en ..k..BnJ .lull turn it 1 111 lAm nric at t tnlmn nf tvmnalli.

wu-" f As a matter of charity, we will also families, at tho samo price, or very rich papers for their children; as it msr be a

drcnoi sucn pcrons sonic means 01 learning ir.e ways 01 me world.

m: W W When not pud during the year When not paid Within SIX nontlts When paid in advance,

INDUCEMENT TO CLUBS.

At the present prioea of paper and 01 any sizr, iur icbe man iwo uonara a . r I a 1 a I . I I olubsubcriber as to any. Hut, as a . !.!.!- . ..- ..- 1, ..!:,:.. BJJCiii, in ineir rcawvii iucuiiuc", n l'ost Master, or other person, who will the pay for them in advance. Wc hope tncBO terms win tie carciuiiy

aaensaguigto continue, unices they expressly state to the contrary, before their time c.xpirrs. Mseuns and Odd Fellows, and benevolent men of all classes, will no doubt confer a fuvcr upon many on orphan, and widow, by calling' their attention to our ternie, in regard tolhein. If thy arc too poor to rnie even a dollar, wo will join with any benevolent persons in raising it f them, if there is not benevolence enough in thfir Wnmediatc neighborhood- fur that purpose. He it remembered that we ntk no man to take the paper merely to support it. From present appearances, it will live and tKnirih without such suba-criberi, though it receives neither state, county nor corporatioe patronage. Yet we have reaion to believe that many will do themselves tho pleasure-of contributing to ho sustenance ol such a paper, rather than patronize the worthier cheap pa den of other states. ' .

Ship builJcr's bank, do. Bank of Milford, Delaware. Kentucky Trust Company, do Newport Safety Fund bank. do. Krie and Kalamazo bank. Farmer &t Mechanics bank Memphis. Snckett's Harbor bank, N. Y. Bunk of Saratoga Co., do. Farmer Sr Mechanics bank, Oswego. Farmers' bank, of Onondaigna, N. Y. IJrovtrs' bank, Ordensburg, d. Hunk of Carthage. do. Farmers and Mechanics bank of Kent County, Maryland. Cochituata bank Boston. Bank of West Killingly, Connecticut. Merchants bank, Macon, Grorga. Bank of KTlsworlh, Maine. Bank of Washtenaw, Michigan. . Kmpiro bank, N. Y. Bank of Oshkush Wisconsin.

favor or affection, and without asking any L American may justly bo denominated, j political mil 1 They will want a! opinions, but facts. details of battles and diplomacies, enn not nv au Hiiwna vnv tsvi.vnvis iimr t.i . w week, about home matters. Ordinarl-

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taste of childr?n. and wo hona to mahn .... . . . w.cr, V ,l WC.CK 10 cvcry finll ha t rv ffiA In1f.r. tf ttrm nminlii , take a city Dollar Weekly, that is made up of the stale matter that had among the farmers of this valley, Is a requires more than to be tho owner of intend to ask a living price, and we expect below. That they aro not too IimIi, for scrioueiy contemplated rais ng the price ' , i f "... its price is ono dollar and a half. Y e wunoui resorting to measures tnat we raae k,a ... . I v m mit A t avivsavia n vi h viiV OF ALL DENOMINATIONS, Vr" -,...r-..v. lurnlsli it to veryvoor men, who have Jarco mew, who are too stingy to buy books, or charity to furnieh the unfortunate chil - r? e 83,03 2,50' 2,00

provisions we cannot lot our paper, to clubs,

year, it cotti ltitw na mucu 10 lurntsu to a la .a. . compensation to those who will act as our ...Ill .....I ..... ...... I.. u in ei nu uur jm jar raiuuuuiiy io Btiv send us the named often siibcribere,with ouiorveu. ah euoscriüefi aro regarded

Consumption! Consumption!! Dr. WmTTi ALL'S BALSAM FOB THE L VOR TU CURCOr CONSUMPTION, DECLINE, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, WAHTING OF TUB FLKSir. NICJIIT SWEATS, Ht'lTTINU BLOOD, WHOOP. INO COUCH, DIFFICULTY OF DRKATIIINÜ. COLDS, COUOIIB, INFLUENZA, P1ITIIIHIC, PAIN in Tiix SIDE, ' AND ALL DISEASES OFTHXCIIZST AND LUNGS! Dr. Iltll't Kulta.it eonlalnt 0m, CaUmel,

or any mineral pulton, tul It compoted mottly of thote Itoott, llerbt, and Vegetable tublatioot which htve s epeclfle influence upon the I ii St and tUoIr conueclod Organe. lit Immtilintt rfftrt to allay all Irritation anJ gently remove the pKltsm and oiher luorMd matter from the Air paiiaf et and Throat, thna relieving the rough by tubduliigtlie inJtammotUn and olliarcaiuot which give rite to It. It alto tllmulatee and Imrtrtt a liralihy lone to the lupgt thomtetvei, tlieruby enabling them mare thoroughly to remove from the blood of thnio Irapurlllot and dltrawd parllulot, fthkh, If retalund, do so much mlcbf In tho tyatum, anJ lay the foundation for Incurab'e COM SUMPTION. Ilalaoexerlea decided action upon the akin, sndttoltl nature In expelling thro' the Kkhaleiitt.tnuchof that morbid matter which would ollirwl be thrown back upon the lung, thnt relieving them of a pari of their work, aud re mltfrtng tho tjttom pure and healthy. When luborelet are forming, llcheckt thelrdevelopment and further progrot; or If ulceration hat taken place ! attlttt the lung In throwing off the cor rupted matter, aoothet the Irritation, healt the ulceratod eavltlet, and renlnret them to healthy anion. ThW Medicine, therefore, It not merely s palliative, which only rolievet for the lime being, but It a thorough enitttve, at II ttrlketst ths rooloftho dlneate, and by removing It, removei all Itt eontequencet. Tnlt It lit 4itigtiiiKttl thnrmrttrtiUt a property pottotted, ta equal power by no other medicine now before Iho publle. T1IK MOST KXTRAORDINAT urn Of CQSSÜIIPTI OH Are made here at home and eertlfled toby auch men ae W. I), WHICMT. M. D. . J. N. JOHJtSOM M.D..J8 LAWS OX, M P, W 0 NMITII, M !,' Capt. W PEAKCC, 8 MULFOKO Etq., and othor well-known cltlttintof Cincinnati. ä"Call lton the Agent jf3jr And got a pamphlet and read their rertlllcalet, and you mutt be fully convinced of the extraor dinary merlla of thlt medicine. OCAUTI0M Beware of Or Hall't Pulmonlo Ellxeri aUo Dr Hall't Cough Remedy, which It toinellmot palmed offfer the genuine. OTUe turn aud atk for Dr, Wi, Hall's Dal liM roa nit Lrneit. The genuine It tlgned by O.K. BAKHRcVCo. ion NALiiuv M. V. Hallo, 1'raok villa, J. 8. Korkafullar, CoUar Ctove, A. ('', ,iw Trenton, J. Klii, II loom I na Grove, Kojd V Cray, Hclplo, (Ifford o llolilon. Laurel. ('. Vancamp, Malamora W MUrr,AUxervUle BROOKVIILE BANK 7 1 allow Intereat on time Depotltt made If alter thla dalu In Ohio or Indiana currenrr. payi ble In ttmllar fundi, y oruor or tbe nnaM, .,,.,.. .. . w.iiitt, ca-hior. ' ' ' ' 1 QJ i 1 "17,,--J KJUUUUJ. JL' UllUe nrir, ., iiii!v,,v'r:ivvv h,.hk. r.... XI coiniiii.ion.r of Franklin Coumy at their VI ...... I. a... - I .11 I . t. a I I l ' p.. .oumV . . iiia i iitfurt iiiti mama iv ti.rtrifrsiffo. on tmi t70-0" or toforo ih.r.n.yr.f Mr i..,,B,i f ---- - , - coniinoocctuitiocolivctiiietamo. I March I3llt 3w Auditor of Fruuklln to lud. C. C. COUNSELL "& CO.. Carriage Makers, E EÄIUL It. RESPECTFULLY lirrm tho pulllo t'.iat they are iiruiiarud lo funilth all kind of Carrlacct and Uueiclrt of Uie latnl ttyle at low price.. Particular tu.iiilon paid to rcj.alrlog; inarj 3 in " - Administrator's Jfotice. VOIICEIS HEIIKBY CIVi.X that the under i aiKned ha ieen appointed A dm in i.t rotor uf lha or Kilo- Woodworth, luto of Frsubhu LÄ.uflu:u?Pal'be ...ir,nu alo.zo k. wood won in, inarI0 3w Adllllfllltrntor. Administrator's Sale. MOTICKISflEHr.nVClVKSlhitt f will toll at ll puhllo outcry. on Saturday Ihn Tthdny f April, liiM, at the Ulu reldinoe of llr Woodwurth, litte of Franklin t'ounly, deccaned, on Littlei'dar.tlte pertunal protriy of tukd ducedenl, contot) i.tr of household and kitchen furniture, farmtniC uieudl. and locltof varlou kind. AcredZuZ ZfZXSi in- all rmnefu from valuation or aprraUmeut Uw Hul" 10 e0;Xo4i K.'woouwoKni. ruaria ' ' Admininrator. rriTniwiorirn TMrtTrnin " AUÄWriÄi XMUTiCHi. It ol nine inontiit win be siven on all aumt over ; AK.hjSrboTiy1 hihKMrS r!Snhf vrankiin cunty,inl,"oo thVorat ruu.uV fa A pill next, for Iho iiumio.a of electing; Sve dlreotrt for the Kpruiglldld Turnpike Company for tuoentulnir year. Hy ordtrof tlie rtoardof Director, mar 10 HEX KY I). AEHK, Keereury. No. 82 Sixth St. bet. Walnut & Vine, CXXCIirNATI, OHIO: Tlie mo.t extentlvo and butt Manufacturer la U United htale. 0RIC.ISAT0R OF ALL NEW8TYLKSI Itat taken tbe blghoat preiulumt at all the Exhibition.! Hua the bel material rhea- for Cah, which enable falm to tell SUPEBIOR WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES, At low at other ll In Tertor article, PAIMTKI) sndClbT 8IIAULSor bt'sullliil dcilent. II I'M' snd WIIITK Holland 8liadet,Trlminlnei,Klxturei 10. P'lOKK SIIAUKH painted and lettered to or der. Hepa Irina: aud Jul.ln In aeneral attended to ironitly. - mar v M ly PADDOCK & MANSFIELD, All romliuucet tent ut from tho country for dlt. - " t i turna made by the next mall. H roken money of ' aiiu,).rri1,tioi,u worth tometiiiti;, and by matti u f0U "o coueci tut-. ttttat v M a ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. 4T0TICK W UKREllY ClVtN.that 1 will tell at public auction, on the lutli day of Arll, lU.al the realdonce of tildoon Jinki, late of rraiikllu county, deceated.the eronal proper I, f .aid docmlMit. cou.Utlnffof Ho1.L.tlYLtl. iW. sh..n. wairun. crr.no Hume.. Farm. I ln "!''". orn, uau, nay, a ! -V::r ül1.0,1,':. A '."tu' and varlout moiithtwlll be by the tjurrher flvln; note wtUlm all bfiiuflt of tlio vahiatlnu lawa with approved aeruriiy. Kale to rommence at 9 o'clock A.M. ofaald day and continue from day to day until laid property It tolil. JU.siUEM. Jl.NKS, Adiulnlitrator. mar. 0. ATJMTTXISTTlATOTl.'a TTnTTPT n-1Bum.sr.l.,eJhas thl.day tnkon nut leiten L of a dm ini.tr tion in ibe K.mte of ;iüenn 1 KtUile It probably tolvent. mar0 3w Admlnlatrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. mIK uuJuMlanod hut thl clay tiikcn nut letter , I r Admlnlmilou in the K.ute of Klizaboth I of Admlnlrntloii In the l.Ute of I Ktu-ker, lato of Franklin county doccated, amd I.MIlio itiirouauiv unvem. ÄOAII TAKMICMAEL j mar93w ; of InJlan Amlnlatrator, to the Court of Com mo i Krankiia t'ounty, j iicai for aoid county. John M . Harbour and other, ) Petition for v. I'arttMou of Jo'cpU Kllza J. Kin; and olticn.) Kcal Kttatc. mllEBAlD DEFENDANTS Joai i.h Klnir and X Klli Jane Kuik. o r.'ai'letiU or the Mute of tlmllaiia, win una notice or 11. a iemlency of anld actloc.tihd that tin tame wlllttand fm tnnl nt tl neat 'term nf lha Court of Common I'lrat fr rhe Counlv of Franklin, and Stato nf ln.llm i, to ha holden al tha Court llouau In lintokville. In Ihn (,'ounly of Franklin arorcti.ld,uu tbe flrtt.Mon dav of April hext. Vlmet John M. Johnton, Clerk of laid Court, tliltsa uayor reurnary, a u. i55. JuiiM it. JUI1MJON, Clerk. CiO. HotLiitP, lU'j for pre. mir 9 Sir

SELLING OFF .IT iEV VOliK l'HICIvS. A Splendid AsBOitmtnt of buk toons, FARQUHAR b LfNCX, Ar how Ulna' Hie Ure and ilf.lr.liU .i.kIi of menu ndlMi nf Mr. Iliiliard Ivnvr, at Iii old and well known aland In Hr.tukMll'. at VKKV ItKCl'l V.ÜI'IÜI'lil I'Olt STATE STQGK MONEY AT PAR. TheCooili iniut be told and nin.t uUraollv bar(nln ean ta eeured. Country Merrhanl aro Iii lied In etamliia the Ktock. whli'U It iry larr, ill aormd, ami of the rholceal quulll)! to whom wu prouilae Induce menu to porrlia.e, HUckiiiilllit' will Snd It to tlterltiterelto'lay In" their atork if Imn whun the) tan mo"Sute Xtnrk money." Gentlemanly end arvotnmoiUtlnf Cterkt will be In attendance lo exrva you with ill.jtph at ell lime, at the "i. Ufiml Ntoae l orner." (l 11 6'J '3J 3iii

rpHE Hubcrtbrtelns antlondocIoM up their A uiialne prior to leaving lironkllle, would )' to thoa who are tndubted Li them either by not or bonk account, lo rnll nnd make Immediate pnymcni. We hope cu.ioiinir moliiR thlt notice will make their arrangement erronllnirfy. - TVMatdc DAKEIt. Dnokrllt,Jan8J,lH5.v wjvTirirocfr The underlrned will pay the hlcheit mnrkri price, In llankable rinclnnall Fund, fur all limit of tinrurreiit Hank I'tpur. OKKICK-nt Tyeer Ittkcr't ('lothlnv P.mpo Hum, north of the liaiik. It. ll.TYMt-l. ilrOokvlllo, Jan IA, Uncurrent Stato Stock Honey. A 1. 1, iierton htrlnf unsoiiled arrount with the undertlKiied, are rvjuiiitd In call and entile the tame Immediately. I'ncurrenl money reoolred In payment on nntet or bonk account. I will a I no pay thavtilshent murk" t price, In eur renlluadt, for Uncurrunl stock Money. JXO. II. DAVID. trookvllle, Feb 8, If .'3. Into si ej. a mffE nnlertKiied havlre com'tinted te wind un X tiirir bn.iini, are now orferln their nitlr.i iura ni MEN and UOV'S CLOTHING AND Gent's .Furnishing Goods, At preelie ew York eoet,fora.h. Their atork al.o emhrare HAT AM VAVH, HUM I S A.M KHUr.ü. and every other article i tona,. for lintl.iuni' apparel, all of which are ' I. ute a'urehMtea and Frealt t.oode. I'erton wUtiln; anjililng- In llielr line will gl rreal bargain by calling at their Km purl um, on door north of Ilm Hank , , TVS Kit Ai n.KER. Urookvllle,JnS3,lo.Vi. Dr. J. PETTIT'S Ann 'nam rpHIS AETTCXE IS X pru.vntuil to tn i'ub'lo at an Kulerual Itomcdy, avnldln the puln ntul duiijrerailo inl ine the liitrodiicllou of t auUf, Mliicrht,and hye-wimliet, with uuraiico of lt i bIiiu a a cure fortlio varloukill. tai'i of the ETI. of Anno or i'hr i.lc tuflnniatlon,Trlitther Induced by mC;i!i . .i" ' ii of iiiiictwlM-; Iclilllry of the OpH. .V - . f ' ..ion of Iii Lid, Ulceration o. i'ii. I a- m . i ,arid,aiid WvxkiK.t f V luloii frum ' : inj.:. . .re U." ct. per box. Kornultby M l' II till' r.r.w.lrv l,.. andbyJ' ' Si .Medicine lKnlcrg;aii.mlii'. o si Jßüs "ums to Spades' Station ! The titideri2..ml will run a comfortable Hark ri'fHlurly, between l.ro-ik III ai.d .iia.lct' Me llon, tie will leave llrook villo every Moiulay, Woiliif .luv, m l hutirday, i t tmh Lourt a will bet mill .oiiir''r. Ki-liirnlnsr, be will leave ipadc' Iniinodiiiluly after the arrival of the two o clock train. Ho will jo at tili, r limn 'fctMcd upon. KA.MUEI. .VO.NKOK. jirooaviiie Jan 17, i".iJ. 1! i1 UbliUh Uui,' Tin- auiiM-rllK-r. would renpoctfiillv annnuiiceto tlin iubllc, tli-il tticy are Jim rrcolving Irom tlio cuter u muri. et In addition to their tuually heavy t'.ipply, a lareo and well ulectcd t'.ock of MENS. HOYS' AND CII1LDRI.NS r t k a n v ?r .i i; i i.oti 1 1 v. . Suited ta the Ml aud w inter trade w hlt h they InVon. i aellluK ol auch rate a lochullmKt coinpill. Ion itn any houte Hi the Mule. We llivrufure any lo iiriit vltlliuc tint mur. kolnoltobu harty in bi.yliig; a lo make your purchaae before c.illli;g lit our CLOTHING EMPORIUM, fur wo are now enabled to offer, bein In tit ta branch of trade exclunlvely, the bc.l a.ortmoiit of Koodt ever oixM.cd In lint market, and will tell them I lie er tlitu i'n be W.iuclit i'lv here. vearonoi Iiimiii.IIiIo ofthe fuel that whete a man ha a rea-ular iiliico of lealliia.wh're can bo found article In oiirl.neulfuir MU-. he can not be pcrttiaded to liuvo It unlctt treat linli.eouci.u are offered, knowing thl we have cut our price down to urb fliire III lii.ure the alo of any irnriiiviil lie may ttko tlio trouble to price bufore buymiroitewhere. ocltW 44 TV.NEU dc DAK Kit. DIt. 0. II. MARTIN, PHYSICIAN AITS SÜBOE0N, ANDERSONVILLK, octS?43 IN IM AN A. Cash Wanted. ALL pertont Indebted lo I). I'rlco & Ron, either by Nolo or Hook account, are runuettcd lo cull and teltle the taint', at we are closlnj up our bualneaa In Urookvllle. Dela) will be attended Iliicixt. 1). rttlCK tk KON. nts and Cnpa -A choice ttock of tbe moat fablonable atyla ual opened at TYNKK or DAKUKÜ Sellins; Off for Cash. N. D. UALLIUN At 8UN, belnff dclermlned to clove up their bualneaa offer their enllro lock of well tulected and cheap DHY f.OOl).. 41 i:i:kVAiti:, II Alt uw. tit I'., aHdoifot r.itir:s At the lowest Prices, for Cash. The whole atock I new, well tolocted, and free from ranmauU, and, tinvlup; beou purchased with treat care In nr.w YoiiK. HOSTO. nnd ean be aulely recommended a perrectly rreah and si cheap si Kuodt can be Icpilluiulci) sold sny where In tlio writ. Our atock Include a food aatortmcutof CL.OTIIIK, c.uirr.Tisu, and XOTIOiS. Stock Money taken at Current rates. rrX0TICK to thnio who know tliormihet Indebted to us: We are determined In cloae upour buainea rr the preacul, and pity our debt, at 1 1'ioae who owe ut will pleae lake notice that we tbnll irlilly ciliare ourrnlWtlon. S. D.C.ALLIO.N & SO.M. tl.XIT a. atM. jontrn u. ai'RKiTt, E. O. IiritKAM A: CO., 10VetTlilrd"i.,ielvr Mnlldlnar. Helwec'i Main and Walnut, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Proclamation. TTtTHEEEAS, ll extraordinary and tMij.r. V V vfilcnleil demand for thnt tnvnluaiiiiircra'til'n. U IIH.UT'N IMt I. ( IL'.M CA'I'll A It I4t , ha Induced viiviotia ficraoii lo alm "(t ullirr urili U' almilitr In name und aiHiar. ancc, but tiliiiluii'l) wortlilctt, which Im a tendency t Ii J ;r Hi t rciiiiutlon nf tho penuli e artU'fi'. i .n i '-. oliotilil te particular l. aak I or " riK'n'a" I r mi.Ii.i.i huthanon, anil they may n) mi rii i-i v i j; im srtii'lti uiieinulicd f-r It" rift ! 'or t- t'-r ii.- :i iK'.Mycil head of lialr.fora en il, r .i -I i .- i ! llklitful p.lii-Mlnn lilrii ; tu, lu-l ii r. r KiKk.ncall dianf reeable a ninlini t r .'ii I.- :id hesdstho, and for Ike loll- i ith,. i. - t.d aneiiualfor It pUaaiit and 1-1 ..i' ' Hfe. It I' - aniii' I ti'Atliniiluli are a ti81ci'nt tuarniit o- 'i completely reMorlug a ili'crjod head of i : for icainvlnc all .luii.lutT; fur i re ventlnir lu ''..ie o.f, whelber from ickiiua ort dlcetiae; and ei.lirely tli-(ifiilnff ailU the ue o, hair l)c. aa It cxi:ltct mo aefix-iion, producing- a supply ol tu natural plppiul or roaring matter, rivluetlio bnlr dark,gloty appearance, with a luxuriant grow; . "urralu ly o.ery druprUt In tbe city, and ty driiKl.lt mid iiiorchuiiU llirougliout tlio United SlnU-a. A liUernl d'.acount to wholeaale dealera. Price S3 Cant" per bottle. riil KIt T. WRIGHT di CO., Si Market St, fhiladclphl. ,lcrilt.:..)li Halle. J.W. Mio.lv, Hrookvtll.; 11. I. Dubola, Ful'lli'Ul. Vholea;.te Afcnlt, ALLKN & CO., Ciuclbtiall.O. HORSE BILLS, iETNTED ntthit omce,en tUortbotlcc, for ' O.tt DOLLAU.

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a -. )L. Lklt l llrtioa. tlMllrlllr'a. I'Mltlla. Oils lit' "". I ii t f k. IVrliinierv, !! Ilowke, .iulitt ry , I'wta tttad l'urkrl I utlrrr ad WtsttiJtof Main tt tiet door tu tht VALLKY 110VSK, B.IOOKVILLE, INDIANA, WAWKN plemureln lufnrmlnc ll.e nubile feu I orally. Dial he I auw In rriil fand en Infln hi. now r.H.m, oppoalie the rüttle Nqearei (ulUlni'k of y tioiiilnt. bltline. "'tlvck nf l)lli:04 AND MiuicmS Me can tay wltU all eonfldenee It t turpateed, iihnrln nuaili) orrtriety by aar liier heute Is the count), nur at at low prleet. Ill lock f Pauitn, Oils, Vnrnishcs, fiic, Kept by blm I coinpletetn every pail. I smaow opamiif an eivBiit atsortnicaiui IlnylUh, French and American Perfumeries,' All of which have been parrliaaed altuckprleat at will en aula in lo tall at tbe lowed relet. I have made arrttifeinnu with a larire nuhllih Inrhouaetn Cincinnati lo be kept eupplled wllk an me varioiici oi JSt'lIOOL UOOIO, I'tedlntlieHrluaoliofthlt pitce and i lelnlly.be. tue a an excellent auonmeni or bUjilo ittnl Fancy tStationcry, which will be dlipoted of St redured prices. I have alte a very flue aortmul of Fen end Pocket Cutlery, allofwtilcherefrettitmporlalloriakiid many hew imHorn. Kor any ofthe above or nnmerout olherarllrlet uaunily kept In house ol likarharacler, the public M.v.".if.k.u,IJ ,1.. n.H ,v W" ni,nn ,i,w ...Jii.ep worttr." juii.l W. MOUUV, o.-lf. r.o.nuw, L. ataaoca. t. . ai ill. c, n. ataaoi a. Importers and Jobbors of IVe, ft., Ierrl Rlrvl euiHm CIHCTWWATl. NEW AlillANIlEMENTSr THE Underla;nad be( leave to tn'orra Iht ellun itof Urookvllle and vicinity, tlmtht htt ilened a Itop In the bulldlnf formerly oecuplad tiy K. W. Ilul.lrl.nn the wellUof Afaln Ireet k'liiMi of the fuldle "quart, whore he will furnltb t'i ( uatumvrt all klndtof CAtllSKf ASD CAKPESrUR WORR. I Intend to keep on hand a larire aatorlmanl of t lipmi or in beat ttue or workman. hip snd made of lha beat material, at piic.et which caunol faltloiult. A HEARSE wilt be lu readlneaa at all II met, wiiln.nl ii, accompaniment of drunken driver and runaway liorae. AUo, Window hah, Uoort, liiHir-Kranu, and all kind of t'uretiier work done U order at low price. 1 arm Caah. dee 13 M 'ii if JAM t M A I! I.ATT. N lt. I&OY, Prncticnl Hoot und Shoe Maker. "in.r.H leave to Inform the rlllientof UiinlapnTtllPt that he rar riet on liii.iin'.a In the almve line la ltinlwptviilo, where he will It happy to sec Iiis fricuds, and hopes by atrlrt attention to butlneaaand 1.1 experience In the trade, and with a flrm determination lo work nothuix bullhe belt of lock and warrant f'KidflU, ho exp'ttlo merit S there of public patroiiuKe. Pnc"l eewed ladle' aorkofalldurr.tlena luu li, to order, and of the real Partien and t'hlindelphlat)lct. lauuarj c ii-34-l year. BROOKVILLE COLLKGE. THIS IntUt'itmu t now ready liircclvcny nuinlu-rot youiiffe ntleinenauU tourtlaivm. u ' i u .nvin m. us,, ii lariuiiei for obtaining athoronrb education. The bulldliif la la ri.A i I i An Wi'li ii.nt . nil I h. 1!... ..I ' .. . . .m'.mi in i iisir I. ra tion wiilai)tncread at the want f the luatuitrir 'innnii . 4 nix-- jwuhk nit. n w no may uv Cn prer.r tofiidiiateuloiil.-r I na'.ltiitlon, will do Well to he1. 11 1 , I.m t. ... 1.. .11 1 .if v .In. II. .....M u.. .... 1 ' l',vl j r ...-.v. wrrJ VIIV I'l.tr.ac aro not t0' Urcn fir conrenlencr , and where they are i.ot t vi.tu t by under-crai.l-, ra 1 .1 mi. tut . .1.1 1 11 .1 it ill itin . Vim .. w I ..1 1 n . " .... . wv. vw arraij a.it'ne, willroio've a".irria' diplon a. 1:...... .. 1.. 1.. 1 1. ' tr fi... . ."arum --ui, w 1 n -..14 .4IUI11QS, BearlllC eulli'jre e.litlce at twn itoi;ar per we k. Yoiirr it 1 C 1.1 lifaii ien.1T r. avi'iTTTXy CtT3T p. ' moii 1 un 1'iirvi "i iiimun ring a ini i, f i.niporTJrlorwlih leu per cent ditcouutfor advance puj incnl., corrurllierparticularaaJdraia JXJ. W.Lui KK.I'roe't llfDkvill nd. Fab. 6 l'il. T, SMITH Dealer in Clocks. 12 KAST Sth ST. O P P 0 rl 1 T B nc44i!i,6 siot'Ki: CI.MINSATI, Olio. 53-47-Jy Hard Times!! All rcrjoii liiilid lud to 'Jie umlemlirncd, or to X. l. lialUon, by either note or book c .unt. aro hereur noiillen thai Immed'.alo payment la expected, and 111 be roqclrod. ' A. 1'. t.ALI.H'.l rU.t. T E A S D ALE'S NEW TOYK DTE HOUSE IS A FOTJR 8T0HI III. U.lil.Sti, hiiu clone Irvtit, .So. Wi.i Walnut at reel, between Hxlh iltid Seventh, opoello the Walnut Mroet (lou.. o ciMiiiecllon Ith any other liouto In t!io city. Coodt tent by Ki trea with proner Inatruliona, will have prompt anu minimi aueniion. Aldret, W. TEASDAlE. dee If 32 "34 ly HEAT CUTTERS. TjfrZ HAVE A LABOE STTPPLT 071 HAWDS VV of Moni Culler. Oollt of W ood aud Iron lor cuttinjr hauaa;e or Mi nee meat, lult It a machina that every faimar oti(ht to havo. rortaiobv juii. r. iiaikacu, hoed More, No. 4Uand 43 Lowtr Market dec 13 I'i 'S3 3 Cincinnati, Ohio. IiOYS AND YOUTHS Ai thlt Ii tlis teaton of tha year whea j trtntt are proviitina ineir cmioren wua ciotuinj for lb FAIX AtU WINTKR WKAR. W wonld rtipoctfullv rail their sUentlon to the lare addt'lon w areju.t maklne -direct from the tuat. lo our preteut ttock of tald Rood. Our tor a couaiai or , IIK.WV & LIGHT COATS, I'ANTH & VESTM, In endloM variety tultt'd to lh teuton, all of which we aro aetling chea. V would ad viae parent waniing; o) ('1010111; " iva ua a call aud exam lue our rcodt for w leel confldent w can tell a ready inudo parinenl of any dltcrljitlon, tlietpcr man 10 c'i 1110 gooui aim 111BK einem, oct 30 44 TYNKK & BAKER. NOTAItT PUBLIC- ; , luttumluriiKiKHj hating beta spbolntod by tiiellovornor a a ixoiary 1'uhllc, will a-lv hi alrtrteel a'.teutlon lo ai hualnM In hi. line that hla rrlemla tnav ravorlilm with, anil ht ilii. .u.l cart ful attention to buuiict ho bopct lg five gou craUnlUfuctlon. 1 1 1 1 up a nuniuerorth moalapprovod form to Ooedi, Mortfa(-e, Quil-Clalm. tie., on baud, tlinae wlahlnr? arknoleilrrmnnla luri n or IImii.I. A.c. made, will dun 11 to -lve Lima cull. Jun VM. II. Mi l'LKKRV. assiquee's noTioE. XV menlol III property, tUiHl, nutoa, accounia, mi l clalmt lo tho uiideralglird. The liookt aro now potted and lu acrountt ready fur autllemeol they ar to be found at the da-ellln; bouae or Abnor AtcCarty, to whom pay. mcnt mutt be mado. Tha not.-t ar to b found at lb offlc of Geo. Holland. I'ayment of the claim mutt bo made forth, w ith, without distinction of peraon delay cannot be allowed. Crcdiiortti'imt and wUlhtvetboir iioncy. .-LH Hill I I V II I docK A 1IN1l It Ali CA K IV, AmI rneet NO NUTIIINS ABOUT! At .Vo. 2 Commercial How. TIIK Tubllcrtn alwaytfind a ifnrral attortnioiitol Rood and I'V.slnonable Furniture, CoiiaUtlnfcln partoflliirrnun llrdaleada, Tittilr smiiil ofa Criitrrnnd Curd 'J utile-., 1 .011 11 (r uiitl .'l nitre ara, Willuiv v. ireua v t ab., Klar. kri I.t't 'a,' Willow t ratl , Split C'.'tneA Windsor I Ittlrs, plll-cMlle int Xto'tion Itockrra. iritiejrnl llnrkt r-, anu v. her neee.arius ,'or aouiafurnlahli r, loo immeroe lo mention. SrCOKMICITS TATIINT STIUW CTTTTE. Warranted U aatl.Uclion. All of tliicu will l told 10 rorcx.it atino Ft K.MTUHC ROOMS. N. K. V. ohtvo on band and can furnl.h on hort notice, a e'ipt rlor tylo of Vrnltlttn ktllndt) tl Clin iunalt Price. SELLING OFF QU jjEiNo rr.sinot's ofcloso our buk IA ..... I ll.,.,,l ..lila ... t, . ,.V.. in- ,m ..i.'. . ,.1, i ua, e ti-'irrniinea tod ...... r r... a ...ill... .In..lr tiltfl..U . . ... t ii. v. -.i.-.v ..-.va i. rfll.iia tv1! , I urhftind nanreut pur tn Cincinnati. Tb 1 orlmcnl la lartre and well otet-teJ: rnn.Uin. for aal auci urllcl at kr ututlly keit In a all im nlltd ttore. W hv a cood aaaorimai.tnrri. thlrr, aulUd to tl. aoaton. Alao, a larwt) tup .ly of booUndShoett f vrv dtrtplioa. aud" of II.. . .t ,-.n. OTf. D.fKICIAlOX

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THE GUI-AT tMl-OUIUM " OF Cheap Goods! TTTZfiavsthe biet in v'lt-fi-fi itiir 11 1; r 1 bu-ar e out Jttiu, II. al w are ,)u:ly ii'iii, andepenln-an u.,l e'.)4r nji.l . .ru r (. elecieal w ua fr'al rare, aed wltfc iir. 1 1 rrf. r.txv to Hit well kiioa a 1'ii-d tAUol nur 1 uiv.mr rt.lu lh abundaul Hitrket of f,ioii, 11.. lad, ! hla t. New Vork. A rail auniioa to li e rari ibal ur feu! are percha4 al tr.l 1 and; Indeed eur du neaiira and tbo ireiu tlie Hat.uliirlurcr't-iil.: snd lliUelrctiiitttiir pUrif til tn in riukl loot liif with lh Claclnukli Jotiber. b..a a le iul.i. ad eeoaouiv, wa Hunk wacautiui Ua 11,, , a Urookvili mark 1 either la ttjle, Quaint an rtricly.orlntha rruri at b'b ( trripots Li llourfoodt. 1 S. U,dAt.l.lut e. ao.". eprtt 134 la v GEO. X7. SIIITH,

Ithiuifiuinm, "lain ftir?! nrti door to a'itdxrn'. liituuHtiixi; l.M. uu" UAXVZL XitAXlJlTT, " BLACKSI-IITH, MalnStreft.Noatliortba 'utn rtnnart.Railtld LL XXK DB Oy BOLT! AND hir.tii,aadeailUe.iiurle.ifc4. T lie and In lb beat manner Y' V -AI.hu " sllklndt ofAlatllncry. aarranu-dto U ni I... .... j, j -. 1 .... at a low I-ilra 'I""1 ' w "t l.d at at low Mlrea I alj r I AI'IK'UKKSr;oo.t. i L. - mil ever nan tu b tuii,. .1 Offert in thlt n.rket.eon..ir w 10 4 'hanihravt Halo Herar mated l!erae oouh Giac 1 luitrnie; I'ontd Loir; Orrandrj IV S 4 S 14 . iaaul 1 ..lh.. IL .1 . 10 .".Ü.GALUU. Kü.f. T5n?SE,T.0KED racleed a n-U. Ulavk and broWa liarfia TSLmhitn . '"w an exuueiv aaeort Jt,,34. f. i'HIC,,u.. Ii 1'UIi k . RKAUY.MAfJJt CLOT1IISO--Kopt ouataall an . i-.... mal. prooi, K7ü:Tuöi7Zn bv JUS X I.EM V.VH Kl'vutü ... f A NC V AK Ii PLAIN k KM m LR . L'LM Ä' y.; LLA KH. ror.aU;, So.u'o;'m :XW "''' mar 31 IM Uii" aTAflCIU-. ShVT1" payla, ,U. rred.tth.1, i.;porrnl.r. "a ' "fsdsH, BrookvilU, A vt .3Uth,l33. 30 tf. suntlj V.nd'ah Ä ',er2 "rl Co .-'-'"- nd pocket ll'dk'f. . lio.l?,V7i'Ur' Trnk.4e.,allofwblUwilibe.oldch.,rr!'cU' - ihm n. tat. SPRING GOODS AT , NO. 1. .E??3xvnxE,lri)i."7A. TEfCK ..rolv.,,-,. Z'lVu .Mion;;...;:;:;I riee,andualtv.or.-o.. . . ' b -. pareU..iB i .eaui.VlM tLVrTT, bleu to prewnt a Iren atock 10 hl. . 7 cr, thirty rtlxtvdar.. ' tXou mar31 Uit 1 Wo ""t trt eonr own. public lions: ho ub4-r't.r L I . . . w v ,Tha .uWrlber fcaelna; cn..ntd a u-:b-. lll' ni', l the -- , . F. in me nor.n part of iL Um n iTi'J c'"-'-tlori. t.,rae, Irrt vJu 1.11a te. 1 u .... . , .. Uioomtmrjrrove, Sept. eo, '5t-iw. ' VOT10XS; .l Ureccrle, Hart! aroi tuiitatre; Aoderjth!nf for ever boe (..rSll"' OALtlOXhUTüRtl. L I mIcV bV''M I-'nted" ,t ,, 1 M' fire nuJ Wr i-rool , " T" Ol l'rDklln, Vu on, or rtctlecoun'la jy iu ji no-l-y " . - - ur r 1 1 a v ki a k 11 ROOTS AVOMIOK8 Tli.l.m.l..J . . . IT ATS & CA PH 11 A beautiful and welltdocted ttock of r.rie. ndbumtt.rKt,e.ju.,o,.,t,.j;iVb0.c0r rrlrf " "iiiiftiuujtn, Vr.W VOHIl WlXDOtt SIIADF j ltiTriUM J UM VT .7" . de.,., , ?tXSSZ Alao cordl.latael. I.r... .mÄ.....i . . '"" K . 8 Col I re Ii a 1 1 . W älV.. . ', . LI '. . , ' , - - -.,. sst.-Ba-illa Cbarcb, oioreand olh.rl.rc, kade.paHi.i 4.1 orderlaa tuparloralyle. 7 p"pe TTT B. WALLACE, PEOmrwiL BJLE i," Vi7 ou:,..?'? '' o lk uUiaw x ..iT . "' HBi ani i-.peneoeed workmee omclnthold Americao bulidln, la the room formerly uaod a a UwyerVi offlc. y AI.&0 Httcudortbit torvlce.tocenilcoicnaod UUiea, at a tuecoaaful renovator of cloiht thai are daaafdby traaorur. apt T l)-4 wiwed wnuoM tiuxntu. . . T . wl .'rra, maaaiaciurd ad old.wboleaaleand reUII, by St. haw y er dt Co..N... fjollera Hnll.li.ia W'.i srdert rrombtly mied. Couulry Üercbauu at 4 Odleraauppfied on th lowaaUerm. Nov.a.iojl. 4VIaaa. SONNETS! 00XMKTb:i E0X5bTr": 300 Wik. En-Uh airaw, hti aud Franca e and Mood alraw bnnnata, tnTUier wllk all 01-uor Klbbooa and I rlnmlee aalljnetrcotvtdstVbs ' 9J-jnnTB coitxtii. CItbi,CMlmtrtt tttttl Voktlatar. W bav juat received from th ha. tern Market a frith mpjIj of plcc foodt nbltb as will tell or make to order warranted lo St en lue Unrteal ieUce, aad la Ute laMel at le, end a price t ihatcannotfalli ploaae. TV5CS 4k BAKER oota aikiat ! X ..n.Hl a.a..rtmaMft nT Maa aa I... .. mm - . aww wjl boots sod aboi Jutt received and for talechetp tl lilLD CK IIA n ck READT MADE CXOttCTO.GeueralAataorttuetit ktcontUhtIy onbtnd at Xo.l. Cowrotrcial Kow. by MSCftdi F ARQCUAR. aUZEJTSWAILE- , AbeauUiul aa4 very larraMortmat In fall tuiiaorbyth )lec, juat received tl.No. t Cora merctkl How, and for ta! by L15CKVrARftrHAR. B" Ö53TE8 AWD RIBBOIf $. Jutt roccived a rrcal variety of faablonabla bonueu and rlbboua al No. I Commercial Kow. by LINCKtkPAKliVUAK. HAS AND SpThpriif al)!ea, Jutt receivad at So. 1 Corn tocrclt.1 Kow, and fwf aale lv LINCK A. FAKQVIUH. GiQfEjnis.nlr.pwARE. sails ec,-i-lin-a O. r.rin -.1 ar. m r. v. ii.l o( lull upl't of Ilia cuoucal Croceilet,and boat aeitMird Inrdwsrc. Cutlerj, srd 'td. at Ni Cmmiti clal r w , by Ll.Nt Kot PAltgt HA K. BOC1Ä2ID8HOE3.--Tue larectaLil mottcartfulty tc!crtf ,1 ttock of Koola and hboea Uiey.bav ever oCerd. may btccnatSo.t Coiumerrial Kow, rr aa-e by LlCKtVFat.(.lIIAk. CiCKOOLBWX.- A , , ... O Jv roe'vaA and foraat at t ULiKa.UBrflCK. Pcraont bavin cerveod cn-rk on thl Hi far Und sfuvoraid oitMiMit) r tbstr cl.n.by enorttcoB food Keal 1. tale, by csU. lit- 0 Job TwWo.J. H.UdJ,m Ceo. Hol. land, at brook vii'e, Indiana. tall l'o.nJI-'',Jj EQ'SW WATXPAPEJ"I laipeel aOitm evef eff-red to ibit UuUlc. for l al o. I Cmiiwier lul l.-w. by V ' Ll.MK k r AHUl'HAR. TOOTS AICD SHOES U Vlvery JiUdftatd cua-ltyJutirece'ved tt