Indiana American, Volume 23, Number 33, Brookville, Franklin County, 3 August 1855 — Page 4

THE miim FARMBR--DßVO'f BD TO THB TOE ÄHTSRBST OP PABMERS, MBCHAMCS, AND VOnSüfJG MU.

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- as Horn about the Cut Worm. We believe it entirely possible to gather such facts ia referecco to the habit and ravages of this pest, as to nearly or quite guard against it. This may not be done ia one year nor in two but it can It done, if those who barf the opportunity, will only furnish us all the facts. We haTe already alluded to the field of the Messrs. McClure. It U bottom land as in clover last yearpastured close cattle and hogs were fattened on it last winter broken up Terr early this spring where the cattle and bogs were fed most, the ravages of the worm were least not bad any place. xexiel Blight's field is good upland cloTer field pastured close cattle and hogs fed on it last winter where fed, the worms were worst. Time of plowing and planting not reported. Joseph Miles of Springfield town ship, good upland 15 acres of clover pastured very close last fall fed stock on it during the winter where fed most, the worms did but little dam ago the other part suffered gre atly plowed and planted about the last week b Aprjl. John M. Barbour, on his farm in WhiteWater, had a field planted on tod entirely destroyedparticulars not received. Francis Barbour, in Springfield, . planted a field in corn that had been part of two fields, one in timothy, the other in clover plowed and plan ted about the 20th of April the part that had been in timothy was tntirtly dtttrcytd the clover nearly escaped. There is certainly such uniformity in the habits of thin worm that due labor and observation will detect the means of preventing their ravages. We propose now that all farmers who have any experience on this subject furnish us within the next month, their observation on the following points. What kind of sod ? How long had it been in grass ? When did you plow? When plant ? Pastured close last fall or not ? Feed stock on it in the winter or not ? In addition to answer to the questions give any other information that you may deem important. Add also the experiment of other years and, if convenient, of other places. Give, if you feci like it your opinion as to cause and cure. In this appeal to the reading and thinking farmers of this valley, we hope to interest all persons that would promote the cause of agriculture. AV1XG GI1ASS MEED. Many farmers neglect to save their own grass seed at a timo when thoy aremostbusy with their rrsin and hay, but if farmers gen erally mako it a point to save seed for their own use, they would find their account in it, both in prime cost and in not being imposed upon by buying foul seed from another men's farm, who had no interest in keeping your land free from weeds. Orchard gToss is among tho first to ripen, and will bo ready to cut from the 20th of Juno to tho 1st of July, according to location and coiL This should bo reaped or cradled aud immediately put in compact shocks, to stand two weeks, the stubblo may bo mowed and hayed, taking caro not to disturb tho shocks, When dry4 tho shocks should bo moved very care fully to tho bam for btorage, as -tho seed shells out so easily. Kentucky Bluo Grass comes in serson for harvest about tho samo time as Orchard grass. Tho best method of gathering tho seed of this grass, is by stripping tho heads by hand; the process is miner slow. but no other way will bring tho seed in good condition, as it is too light and chaflV to bo thresh ed and winnowed. At tho prico for which it sells in market even 11 1 i mis BI0T7 way pays weu Meadow Fescue (English IMuo Grass) ia rioein July, and having a tolerabh heavy seeu, can bo cut by tho sickle or cradled, and, when dry, threshed and winnow ed, carefully separate tho chaff. Foul Meadow Grass ripens its coed in the latter part of July. We consider this as the bc3t grass tfcat can bo raised for meadow ettzüj ted carsh land. It is fine, nutritious, and yields a great bur d:a: and liko a good naturcd wife, will bear a great deal of neglect Trithcut spoiling. When in head, this cross very much resembles rei,tcp, and is often mistaken for it. Tha seed is very fine and sells at a hi-h price as much by the burhd as clover seed, tho' much LtVew Timothy Seed ripens in July sdas it Is contained in strong fccad, is very easily harvested and cot cut, either by rcapinir. crad licj, or with such a machine as W agoner'a clover harvester, sim t.y tTJun-T elf tho heads. We rii tobsspeak tho attention 0 fcmcrs "pesmny to saving tho btst tz ; s of theso leadinsr n ra3Ses. j,ao Uulttcalor.

nillLMAMT WHITEWASH Many have heard of thobrilliant stucco whitewash on tho cast end of tho President's house at Washington. Tho following for makiug it, is as gleaned from the iYtff. lntrlligettcrr9xih some additional improvements learned by experiments. Take a half bushel of nico unsln diced lime, slack it with boiliDg water, cover it during tho process to keep in tho steam. Strain the liquid through a fine sieve or srtaincr, and add to it a peck of clean salt, previously well dissolved in warm water; threo pounds of ground rico boiled to a thin paste, and stirred in, whilo boiling hot; half a pound of powdered Spanish whiting, and a pound of clean glue, which has been previously dissolved by soaking it well, and then hanging it over a slow fire, in a small kettlo within a hrgo ono filled with water. Add fivo gallons of hot water to tho mixture, stir it well, and let it stand a few days covered from tho dirt. It should bo put on right hot; for this purposo it can bo kept in a kettlo on a portable furnace. It is said that about ono pint of this mixturo will cover ajsquaro yard on tho outsido of a house, if properly applied. Brushes moro or less small may bo used according to tho neatness of tho job required. It answers as oil paint for wood, brick or stone, and is choaper. It retains its brilliancy for many years. Thero is nothing of the kind that will comparo with it, cither for insido or outsido walls. Coloring matter may bo put in andniado of any shadoyou like. Spanish-brown stirred in will make red pink, moro or less deep according to tho quantity. A delicate tingo of this is very pretty for insido walls. Finely pulverised common clay, well mixed with Spanish-brown before it is stirred into the mixture, makes a lilac color. .Lamp-black and Spanishbrown mixed together mako a reddish stone color. Yellow-ochro stirred in makes yellow wash, but chromo goes larthcr, and makes a color generally esteemed prettier.

In all theso cases tho darkness of the shades of courso is determined by tho qnantity of coloring used. It is difficult to mako a rulo bo causo taste are different; it would bo best to try experiments on a shingle, and lot it dry. We have been told that green must not be mixed with lime. The lime destroys tho color, and tho color has an effect on tho whitewash, which makes it crack and peel. When walls havo been badly smoked and you wish to havo them a clean white, it is well to squeczo indigo plentifully through a bag into the water you use, beforo it is stirred in tho wholo mixturo. If a larger quantity than Ovo gallons is want ed, tho samo proportion should be observed. dotirstio TiisrouTrvEx. Two littlo girls, 0110 rejoicing in blue ribbon, tho other in pink, wero bewailing their domestic mis fortunes in mock-maternal langungo. "Where- is your dolly 1 asked ink ribbon ot her littlo neighbor. "Dear me, did'nt I tell you?" answered blue; "why, shc,s got tho measles dreadful. Her l'uco is spotted all over." 'Well, I don't think bho's ns sick as my doll," said pink, only hink, I havo had n constitution of thirty doctors for her, and they all didn't do her any good. I've had to buy her n new gown, sho s so miserable; not tho misery a new gown has brightened up sho ms got consumption. , '(), that's dreadful badl docs sho cough much?" asked tho oth or with an uir of great solicitude. 4 All tho timo and keeps mo awako so much of nights. "Hut why don't you tako her out? Tho air will bo good for her lunirs. dear! exclaimed pink rib bons, with admirably assumed in tensity of feeling, "my dolly hasn t got abit oflnngs, sho only breathes through hernoso. This was tho climax; who could help laughing. What Hope did. It atole on lta pinion of snow to the bed of disease, and tu uQerera frown brcame a smile, the emblem of peace, and endurance. Il went to the house of the mourn inaf and from the lips of sorrow there came sweet and cheerful songs. xi iaia 11 ueau upon me arm 01 ine poor which was stretched forth at the command or unholy impulses, and saved him from diarace and ruin. It dwelt liko a living thing in the boson of the mother, whose on tar ried long aftvr the promised time of hin coming; and saved her desolation, and the McAre that k-Ileth." It homed about the head of the youth who had bt-come the Ishranel 0 socie'y and led him on to works which even his enemies praised. It anatched the maiden from the jaws of death, and went with an old man to Heaven. No, hope! my good brother. Il.nve it Reckon it oa your side. Wrestle with it that it may no4pait. It mav leisoa your pains. Life U hard enough at best, but Hope shall lead rou through its mountains, and ustain you amid its billows. Part with , all beside but keep thy hope.

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PHONETIC ALPHABET. I ..h letter bu lb eonad f the Umliei4 letter ' or ItUor In th UltutnUr word. Utun. Sound. Same. Laitan. Bound. !Ume. Long Vowel. ExplodenU. o e B a a -.1 e e a q. e o CO it et at at ot ut ut r p . pole . r p . roie pa B b . owl . . oa arth . , alo . . . air . . , arms . . all . . . oak . . T t . (oe . . . ta U d . i00 . . . dd G q . cAoer . ;a J t . ycr ... Ja K k iiDg.fan. ia O g . oame . . ga Continuants. T t ... I V t . reer . . ra R I . Aigh . . 18 I 4 . titj . . da S s , cal . . es Z s . teal . . ta X J . Aall . . if X J . TUon . ja Liquid. It r . rare . . cr L 1 . fall ... el M m. main . .em N n .none . . en U rj . slmr . . in A a. O e O o (0 a. ooze . . Stort Voice!. I U . 11 . . am . , ask . , on . . . up . , . wood K A (I O U U u Diphthongt i 1 . ico . . . . (T er . otl ... er "jy . owl . . II H . dupe . . u Codlttctnts. Y y . yea . . ya W w . wsy . . wa Brtathing. II h . . Aay . . ha TTTTh mark! of winetaaUon kr lh Mm m In Ui 9ii orlhornrhT, orptlnr th ftUowlDC chanrft and ditulnoi! 1 h mark of IntarrotaT. a a &t m a 1 t . a lion piacau Minn in nri won in wnwur liwllrato a query, f at th and of a MQtanr ln11 tat! doubt; I lnufhler, I iurprtoct j aorrow lb InTartad ilfuino Uta omlaaWa I a latter. HC Z AND KOLI) WOTEK. fie nkwatik fyrorhaz lkurn sojeucntl, (Lt for de irapl rezon dat kuld wotcr iz a ir, natural produkt, it iz klamd tu lc a jninivf real and bencf ial aplikdjon. ilreeuik iz a pur, natural ami situpl produkt ; o iz prusik asid, az obtand from a jcj ker nel. (1 sipgl drop ov tobako 0I wil kil a kat or dog in fv minits. Moni pfrsonz qr dali roGicirj dqr z opnirj dem everi moniirj in kold wotcr. Kold wotcr wil hqrdii aud rufn de handz ; and muq mor wil it dJ so tu de manifold mor dcliknt kiiTcrirj ot de ; forde j wil, in aelf-dcfen., tckum kali in de maiicr ov a fif ; (Lit iz, de kot ov de i wil tikn, konxtitytirj Uiprjez ov katarakt, bwtj imutim pqr de U flat wdter, kold and hqrf az it i, jud te npljd tu de J for kurativ purpuhcz, in plai ov dat toft wrm, hilrikiltin luid hwiq natynr manyufuktrnrz forjiwt inj purpUHCK, indikäU grat töteant-t or grat inctitul oblikwitl lie abav, from Ilelz Jurnal ov HeU, koutanz gud advi.- Sicntifik Amcrikan. U N3 KALKULflXOX. Sum ektontrikjcnyua hoi kalkilated de wotcr pier at Njigara Folz, ekwal tu evn milyon hon pier. Uderz hav act de estimat az b j az Urn or twcl v milyon hon pier. f dla iz korukt,de pierov dia wotcr priviJ kuJ not be overkum bj de yunjtod rci!8tan ov ol de pej 1 ov de Yunitod Btüta ulirj agonst it lit grtttoit difikulti in tcntirj dia mater, wud be tu get hold, de talorz konkhiondat de Folz woz aaplcn did l'lui tu spunj a kot, if not ao magnify sent, woz a litl mor praktikal. Ointment for Killinq Vermin in Sheep. Make an ointment of gunpowder, brimstone, and com mon grease; apply this behind tho necks oflambs, and it will bo found a suro preventative lor all kinds of vermin. To Stop tue Ravages of CatERPiLLArs. Tako a pan with ightcd charcoal, and pluco it un der tho branches of tho trco or bush on which aro tho caterpillars. Throw q littlo brimstono on tho coals; tho vapor thenco arising will bo mortal to theso insects, and destroy all that arc on the reo. 0rup3 in Horses. Ta"o 1 ta ble spoonful of alum, 2 new eggs, and t pint of soft soap; put in enough water to mno it thin, aud mix well tho wholo together: then forco tho horso to swallow it, and it will destroy tho grubs. Cure for the Cancer. Tako Lho narrow-leaf dock mot, boil it in soft water, wash tho ulcer with a strong decoction of it as warm as it can bo borne, and fill up tho cav ity with tho liquor for two minutes; then scrape tho bulk of tho root, bruiso it line, put it on gauze, and lay it over every part of tho ulcer; dip a linen cloth in tho decoction, put this over tho gauze; repeat this threo times a day. and at each timo let tho patient tako a wino glass of tho tea madooftho root, with one-third of a glass of poit wino sweetened with honoy. Remedy fcr the Unfruiteul Plum Tiiec An acquaintance of mino had a plum trco standing near hu Kitchen door, that blos somed every year, and was loaded with nice, largo fruit, but all of it felloirbcfuroitwasripo. Theowncr was perplexed to Know what to lo to Keep tho fruit from filling Tho trco stood year uftcr yeur without yielding any ripo fruit. It was finally proposed to him to cut it down. To this ho would not consents Rut somo one, without his Knowledge or observation, made a littlo hollow round the tree, and every morning through tho winter poured unno in it ex recline: thus to Kill tho trco. Rut inane tho change; it put forth in summer new shoots more vigorous than ever, and u darK green foil age, and was loaded with choico fruit that hung on till ripe, and has borno an abundunco of it eve ry year since. Too Modest bt Half. "Hare you - llmkliiirn Knnneila?" innuirpd t an ry rooueat juiii, 01 at auopaecper. MAaywhntr Any llmbkorn bonnets l" tnvvnn don't hin T.eovVinrnf . . i i The young lady was brought to by the proper restoratires.

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It It needs to be faithfully used, aud A (Jure, is Or tain!! M O XE Y Jl EF UXD ED! ! lMroTiTT0 Aaim AgutiUwill dud II great. ly to their Interest, ami are al full libertyou Hrat lnlroluclng IMMJTOI- lKKIl' I'AI.X 1A!M ACAsloglve bark the money fre.ly If Ihooa who purchase liar not fully aalutfled: and may us In their own Umlllea, or give a lew botties to their friend, thai tbry u ay U al Its UHIIAT Jtl Kill I'M over allother reiiwdleai auu when once lntroluced, they will Oud ibitt they can eil large quaniule ol It. All A gout write thai when once lulroduued, lblr salu er large. Kotullle will keep lo lUulr bouses, and willaol be without lu Price S3, SO and 11,00 per bot'.l. Foil RtlXUY M. Vf. Halle, Hrookvllle, J. . Korkafrllar, Cedar Grove, A.Caae, w Treulon, J. King, Blooming Urove, oyd A Cray, hclplo, (SI (lord ak lloldea, Lurl. C Vancamp.Meiamora w Mier, Mlaerville may 83, l(U3. Aaron A. 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I ituri . H(TLI. I SAA BTAUB C0., KILT. FACTORY, eerear 1 of rroul and Jobu lals,t.ttioluiiU- Warehouse No.lU Front ttreet between Main and Walnut. We manufacture a cob brvakcr.ofgreatstrongtb and durability .and ear or operation. We Place Ibis useful contrivance an all size o' mills, by wblch mean h convert a corn mill Into a slock feed mill; b :t h few minute' work lo put In on and take II off. vi e manui.cmre poriauie mn, iingio ana donbl geared, (buil quality of Trench burrs,) to grind wheat, corn. and lock lead . calculated Tor alcam, w liter and hnrad power. The) mills have been run by steam and borte power In competition steinst the other make of mill of our city, at our Kuue Ftr and never failed to to curry olf the Orst premiums on on occasion a awariled a beauiiful cllvcr mrdal. Our mill also took the te o tlrt prcmlome a the beat mill at two annual pulr of our Mechanics' Institute. Ai.so PoruMu saw mills, to Lcrunby steam, water orhorsi power. This mill was exhibited In npemtlon by hor power, r.t the Ohio Kiatc fair. In lHjo, hi'ii It was awarded a premium aud a splendid ailvrr mdl. At.so -Uiffcreul kinds of portable bono power, and strain engines. Alt our articles, for eae of operation, eiiupl.rlty, aeefulaesa and darability, art) surpassed by none irnr In nso. All our articles are warranted represented I r no lu -nt"ur cost of trausdortallon, and the money eefuuded. lly a full derrlpllon,or lesllinonlasla of inerll and nsefuliirsa, werelcr those In leresied ty our damphleU, to bn had at factory, where we lukoa dloAaure to explain euch article. ISAAC arRAi'R ACO. NoTf Mr. Kimble, the partner of J. II. Barrows, whilo exhlb ling a llurrowt mill at our Mlo (uir. laal till, was boisterous almut hi mill; and courageously entered Into a verbal agreement with m lo grind corn thus: YVhocvergrtnd the moet, rrganllng qeulity and quantity, was to bo Iii owner ef both mill, at each and every trill riRSTTlt. rUraub to run an IS inch mill; Burrow AiCo.to run a SO Inch mill. sii oaa rim. Ktraub to ran a IN Inch Mill burrow cV Co, to run a 84 Inch mill. Till TCIak. Ktraub to run a 90 Inch mlllt burrow CV Co, to run a 3U Inch mill. TATuon Hi pitch came, thai boisturou couraje slepped out. I oth above I nowappond a challenge to gr'.nd cob-feed out of whol ears of corn. I will run my 1 Inch "Queen of the South," with a cob breaker attachment, tho same article that look the premium at tue Ohio Mat Fair lust fall, njitlnst a V m a Hurrows mill, and Win. Mcwart'aOblo nd Kontur y btm-k Peed Mill, both to be run at once; aud If you en apprehensive of a risky business, yon Lave my entire approbation lo run Mr. Pumoroy' Corn Crusher, a an auxiliary. Should my tingle article fail lo grind equal t quality and quantity to the combined productions of lho two mill. Oust as yon ple,) then you can draw a few bui Jred dollar as stakes put up. Come, boy don't be cowardlyt thr I nothing like walking ilrilghlmlo Ihe merit of a thing. lüAACMK.il'B. To J. If. llr a now At Co. my II ly Little Kiant CORN & GOB M1U, i-nieniea jriatr 10 tW f doubi'eas an Invention among the mott tmpor lant of modern time, for lb uae of Ihe well ad vised farmer and atnrk feeder end the universal favor wlili which 11 ha been received from the Aral mor than anything else, altoal It ntlllty and u perlorlty. For portability, tlmpllclly of construction, and convenlenee of use Ihe Little Oiant ba no enial. Il weigh from 3 to A hundred lb., according to ls, ran b put In operation by the farmer lu 80 minute, without x pans or tnecnantcai aiu,tnen ailtusted and used with convenience by anybody. The Little (Slant hat received the First Premium at vry Ktat Fair from Ml tourl to Mary land the ast Fall, ana thai in Vie mosteompit inentary manner. These Mills are guaranteed In th most positive manner agalusl breakage or derangement, and warranted lo crush feed from ear corn, and grits or flue bomony from shelled corn, with degree of ease ana convenience for farm purposes, never attaineu oeiure. I he subscriber Is now prepared lo furnlththe farmer or Franklin County wun improvea patter ns and slis, to suit the varied wants ol ell. No. 9. Is offeied all 10 complete, roudy for attaching the team, and warranted lo crush, of dry corn, 10 buabetaof feed per rour with oue borse. No. 3 at '(), will crush 1 J bushel per hour. No. 4 at U0, will crush BO bushel per hour with two horse. Tbee piltlt will be delivered In Brenk vllle, or any lac ou Uie Canal, at the Manufacturer pri ce. i.A.nuwuiii.i, Sole Agent for Franklin County, ARTIFICIAL TEETH. um. in v( A? v vAirir.noKt SENTIITB, 150 Weit Sixth tt. between Race Xo. and Elm fits., Cincinnati. Tins orrrcE under the management til Its present proprietors, has been lii.rolug In reputation fur superior operations In the Artificial impertinent or llentlstry for Ihe last ten years, aud no expense or elfortsball be wanting to give satisfaction lo all who may favor II Willi their pnlroiiag. The subscribers would call allnntton to the following essential points porUluluf to Artlflclal Teeth, vl: beauty and uuluralnee of appear ance, quality and strengtli of materials, comfort lo the wearer, and usefulness In restoMig the natural aplwa'auce of the speecn, and ability to masticate; in all of which Ibey are warranted In s)lug llioyare excelled by none, and equalled by fuw. T K K T II Inserted from one lo full eel, with Artlflclal (luins. Full and Half Nets Invariably Inserted by uolion. All nperu'.loni In Dentistry performed In lb most thorough manner, TIC II .TIN. Considering the superior character of Ihe work aud the guarantee given, they are the noal reasonable In the West. TWO TEETH OR MORE ON GOLD FLATS, 3 ii:ii looriis TWO TEETH OR MORE ON SILVER PLATE, ii:ii tooth. Tho money refunded If the Teeth do not prove satisfactory, "f For the Information of those living at a dlaUlir, we would stale Ihat our facilities are inch, that we run make In the flnest stl, a full sei of I KK I'll In from ii In ) hour, and mall pieces lu proportion, ao that no detention need be apprebeiidud, w.C.DUSrAJf,! J.U.CAMKKO.M. J Mo. 1.10 West Sixth Mrel, between Race and Kim, Cincinnati. dee. thi, .M 10 FEVER k AflUE CURE. Or Nature'a Infallible Soeciflo. I IDKllie Pret eiillon and cure of Intermlllent 1 fever, foverand acue. ihtllsand laver.dumb ekue, g ral debility, nlghtiweats, nl all oilier form of disease which have a common origin In Malaria or Miasma. This subtle atmosphere polaou wblch tt certain srssons I unasttldubly Inhald In every breatlt, 1 Ibe am In character when, ever II exist. Norib, ainuih, Eai or Writ-and will everywhere yield lo thl newly dlarovereil an. tldote, w filch Isclnlmrd lobe Ibe grett discovery In mull, lue ever made. ' I bis sperifla Is so harmless that It may beUken by persons of every age, sea or condition, and it will not substiiuie lor one disease other still worse, as I often ibe result In th treatment by Uuliitue, Mercury , anenir, and other potsonnu or delelerlousilriits.uoia parllcl of which t admitted Into th' preparation, I he proprietor disilnct'y claim the rxtrsoroloery result from tbeuseoflhl alural Antidote to Malaria. It 111 entirely protact any resident or trareler even In the most sicklv ortwamnr localities, from any ague or billioos dlsnss whalever.or any Injury from constantly Inhaling malaria or nitaema. Il will instantly check the ague In persons who have nffo red lor any length ol time, from ene day to twenty, )eara, so that they need never have enotuer ehlll, by continuing It use accord ing lo directions. It will Immediately relieve all dlslresslnf m suits of bilious or ague diseases, such a jreueral debility, night sweats, Ac. The patient at once begins lo recover appetite and strength, and continues until a permanent and radical cur Is fooled. Fli ally, Its nae will banish fever and ague from amlllea, and all classes. Farmer and all laborfug men by adopting It a a preventive, w II be free from ague or bilious alturk In thai season of tb year winch, while H Is the most sickly Is th most valuable one lolbem. Una or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases, some may require m ire. directions printed In Ccrman, French and Spanish, accompany each bottle. nce One Hollar. Liberal discount made to the trade. Trad circulars forwarded on application, nd tlic article will be consigned on liberal lermt lo responsible parties In every aectlou of Ihe couutry. r or sale uy racuiclne dealer reneraity, JAM. A. KHIIIIkH Pninrlslnr. . aprOly trovldence,K, I.

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John "f." daTu i'co's" Seed Store, 4J it 42 Lower Market street, - , , CIKCIWKATI. V. o offer for sale a luri; assortment of Agrt culturul ImpleinenU; aud cull particular aUenliou to our dirTvreut kinds of Kiraw Cullers, Cider Mills, Ac. GRASS SKRDS. We are loustnully supplied wltb all the valuable Cra sood cnlti vm.ni In the Vel,Cardeu Seeds, Ac. ( h 3 mo S. &H. HÜPFHER, MuniifacLurur and Punier In

v. 'fx. ;wt ;ifi Ls Lk nd AVholesale and Ri-tnil GKOC ER S., V. E. COß. WE8TEÄN ROW & PEARL STS, CI.M'lMiMATI, O, tTThe hlirhust market price paid f t 1JAGS, OLO K Or K anil other pa pur stock. ' no li J.'ly "it Itohliiaon'a C'laae Hooka. published and sold by JAcoii hnxsT. 5o 119 Main Street hctwonn Third and Funrlh Streets, ('loeinnatl, Q. Roblnon Theoretical and Practical Arithmetic. ivey a Aritumetic. Klemenlnry trentise on Algebra. Algebra, U'nlveralty Kdltl"n. Key to alircbra. Natural t'hllosophy. it it Cieometry. Astronomy, 17nlvr1ty Eilltlon. do. School F.dltlon. Surve ing p.nd Navigation. IKMIIkU.'S 11 VI IllilU.Vl IC.l I. I1A'IKU been requested to examine 1'of. II Robinson's Series of Mathematics, and te report my opinion thereof. I have villi pleasure made invscif as weil covaitiioa wun tuespectnc merits of Hi books, as I well could without lite actual using of Ihoni in tho rncilatlon room. Prof. Kobinson tutist lc, I should Judge from his books. kern, sprigitltv and thorough Mathematician lie would cm to have, ellber as the gin of na- . or the result of study aud practice, a quick Intuitive perception of niatltomutlcal principles, snd to be romarkumy adopt i-j ertincns nr euerevinling IU motuousoi solving protien. Tha Algebra I clear and utllcleiitly diffuse II explanation. and furiil.hes an abundant slock o problems with explicit and ingenious mrxiee ol solving thai. This work I snriHIently extensive for tb nrelnary purposes of a rse of College inatrnrtion The lieonietry embodies a great -aount offieometric knowledge In a compass smaller than asusl. 1'be diagram aruwoll concclTod and remarkably well executed. Tho Treailaonn Hurvc) tngani. Navigation Is full, and glvea man Interesting fan', w hich may b new to anoatof'our tudeiiw. Th dlagraiu are, a In lb Ueoinetry, unusually wll dvue. The natural I'biiosnpby H dr . idly liiterusting, not only fur lit mutter, but for lho .Annnorln whlcl. principles are explained and facts stated. No, only the student but Die general reader may And amusement and profit from the book. W. C. LARABK.K, fapcrlutendent of the fubllc School of Indiana. SrucasU. Ind., IbOJ. 81-4. POPULAR CIIUItCH MUSIC. rtn.OOO oplr) Kold. rnHE 6ACE VELODF.ON, containing agreil A ariely ui a proved t burch Musle, selected rbiefly ft oiu lb old luudrl author, with many origin I composition on a new sslein of potation designed lor the use of Churches, Kinging Ncbool and Academies. My A. . IIstps Tan reason will rbluOy account for the great success ol this Volume; First. Tht C hameicr f Ike tl'rk.l present a new and i really Improved stm of notation. In II much that tsabsirure end dlMeult In this delightful s ience 1 so simpllll.fd II. at ruonlha are made equal to year In the common way of learning Die practice of musical art, a fact sufficiently ptivun by the attestations ol score t lescuers and jieduriuers u ho have tested the system and given the work Its groat popularity and constantly IncreMsiiigsule. Second. Th Quality eeaf Stylt lAc .Vlftic Many new piece, destined lo please as long as milsie 11 s, may belnuud on lis purreaaiid also many ol the old and tried melodic, hallowed from associated recollection of sanctuary del. (This, and far more welcome lo lho heart of tho worshiper lhau many frequently substituted for llicni. ihe I'ublisiters may add Dial the mrrbanleal execution of the work Issoperlorallogelher lo ihe majority of Eastern M usie books ami the price very low. Il may be bad at the principal bookseller or ot Ibe Publisher NilOKK, WILHTACH, KKVH A CO., Vholeal ltH(ksellers und h'tationers, otll? VV'ctl Fourth Ktroet, lUu tl.O, ORE AT BARGAINS, At the eeletiratej La rarest anl CUeeet CAUl'ET ESTABLISHMENT. In Ibe 1'ultetl States; No. 174 Main st. J. Cs I'IMlWAl.T, V Co., Importers of Knrllsu and French t'ariut5 live aciou sal rooms. We have now on hand Ihe most extensive a u1 t';unt assortment of rich meilallua Velvets, I'spestrr ami liruel ('arput ever ofTcre4 In Hit market) Imported frutn Hi cvlelralol English maauiacUirjr of Jolio Cruply A. Hons, espeslalty for our city trailoAlsc.iou piece of 3 ply Tapesty, Injrala' suilerlliie, fine aii'l coiniiMin luitrain Venetian ami llamnsk Klalr t'arpei. A I o, hi pieces of Kiiglish anil Aniorliau KUwrOII Clolb I tb newest styles salin Bnlsb. luurwlu llaliuu Fresco and Kcroll t'alullugs, from W feel lo ti leet wide, at all prices. Also, Uie larguet aud moi exteuslve assorlment of rii'h auU elfg-aut Curtain UimhU, tSill l.'ornlces and VVIndow MiaJes. 'I be public are I U tiro fur requested to examine ur large stock, which will belreuly shown ale 11 limes. Our goods aro all warranted lo be lu purled order auu will bo told cheaper than the cheapest. J.C. M.NtiWAlT.&CO. Cl. 13. Booksellers, Publishers & Htalioncrs, 43 Hain Street Cincinnati. K baveuue of the largest and best eoiio4 locks In th Weil. Our slock embrace lb best works on TWyy, Medicine, Law, Melanie, Agriculture, History, Travels, Tales, Memoirs, Philosophy, tfc. and a complete assortment of all iTie uuisto strebte MlMutlaiieou Himk published. Our lock of 8CUOUL HOOKS mbrarcs all book of merit used In lho West.from the spelling Hook to the Lexicon. Our stork ol stationery em braces every variety of Hlank Hook fioiu tue small Memorandum llouk loth large su-per-royal Ledgur.lucludliiieveryartiLle used la thecouiiilng-rooin. We have rorihe Country Morcbanla full carte ly ofLetter.Cap and Note i'uier,KuveUpe, Wrapper, Hoiiuel lluard. Ink, Vc, Ore. Our own Publications are tou well known si workaor tho highisi merit. to require mure than an enumeration ol ihe most prominent which are CLJNKt i CVMMk.til J.Mr, tM. IHt'K'ii COATplul Work, KultlH'aaiivleiil History, I'luurcb's Llv,8pcutor, Jis(.hus, .'. We lavite all wliodoalin.or purchase book, to give us a call, as we arecouOdeuiwe can ofler them such Induce inuiil as shall be mutually beneficial. Svv. II, ti3. 47 ly r. Views of liuildtiig, Lnuw ess, I'ortralu, Dl plotn, Mi.hiiuw Card, uU), Drafts, Hill o kxchenge, Labels, Ac. or. MIODl.KTOS eV WALLACK. No 113 WalnutHtreet.Udd Kellowsll.il. 0 Inclnuail, Nov, i i,ia:i 47 ir. PATENT S irhi Saddle 7'rr. AFTER GREAT LABOll d expense, we are uus.uuiiliiil luluruiaHllinsn unrlvellixl Irre iMuuuutlty at short imtice. Trice, ajo each s.u. Hl'.MKH.COIiL'KN.KIiMKNlO.N , BAKU, Hoi maiiufuilurer aud wholesale dwalerelu had dlery, Hardware Bl I'oacli Irimuilugs, No, V I'liurch Uuildiiig, Uelntit slrwel, L'liicluiiali.tililo Walohave e lull supply f our I'aiaai llsii fl KBS. HUOOKVILLK UOLLEUE. T II 1 m tnstliutlou Is now ready lorecelveany nuoioer oi yiuiig s;.iiiir iiiviibiiu jeuns; ie dies, and afford iliem Hiebest ol ladliUe foroliUlulngatlioroiieh eilui atlou, I hehtiiMliif Is larsje and convenient, aud Hie Hoard of Instruction will beturrvased a the want ol the disunion demand. 'Chose younu men who may even re for togradualeat older Institution, wllldo wetllo acquire Die prepamlory similes here, wtmre the classes are nut too Urgu lor coavenlonve, aud where wliuv are not laiitfbl by uu iur gruiluatos, a IniuiHjtolJ liistltuiion. . Vou:if lill, on grad eatihg, willrMielv 'rop'iie uiUoiea. rhmrditisT eae be had iu 40 id rauiiluia, uearthe coileiceedtltre al two dollars per week, ouug iiieue in hoard tiieuisulveaal altoclsixl) nun ..r week. 'I be prlci S-il umHiiii rung lromtWUuio UJMineruuarter with lea Iwr cent dlaowonl for advauci oayuiunt. Kort'urUierpertu'ulereuadrie JMJ, v,i,uiht,frM' Ur.iKvill- ud. r'eb.u i:.tiii.i.iii:u tats. PEEL & SONS, NEW YOIUv DYK HOUSE, ! H Waliint Ntreel, Uutween Flxlh aud Seventh, one door north ef Waluut hlrxel House, Cl.NCINN A I f, U. Tl VERT DESCRIPTIOlf OF BILK AND " Vv onluu I..MKI ded uciuai lo all) booaohaal ud finished by elea 111 fill inter. In the d!i IjHartint'iil we are prepared at all ean of the year lo color Ladle Urane KHnwhi, the Mlowmg color! abeautilut Hcarlct, Teach llloesom. Tea (jrevu.an.t all ahadea of firnen, Kulmon, Hlraw, Orange, Tarple hky Hlue, Msmrme Hlue Maroue Fawu, UraU, Krem h Urey and Mlver Drab, Ac. la th Keiiovatlug iK-partiueut, particular atteulloii will be paid lo cleauliig Carpets by Machinery, without ripi'lng, also rag, Uble aud Tlano Cover, lclle Mm Is of all hind of Merino, tashuier. au Milk Dreis wuhout Injuring Uber rood or color. Or u tie mun 's I liHhlug reuovatod and made to appear a new. ibepubllo I respectfully luvlicd tocall d luspocl our work aud Judge from w ual they o, Uvl IroiB what Ihe) hear. IS. B. We would cell lha attention of the public to b caro lul In Unding Uiu right place.asluere are impiwtersand up-slail in the business. Kuq lire lor Tee I 01 buns, New York iy House. We havo uo eonueuuou w lib auy other house. niay 11

CltYTI. ADVERTISEMENTS, DR. FORSIIA'S Alterative Halm "A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND, FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER NAL USE. This balm is warranted to re lievo nil Rheumatisms, Strains. n tho Spin, or Spinal Rflection and Dyspepsia, Headache, or SUA Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore Throat, SoreDess in tho Breast, Stomach or Dowels, or Burninc in

tho breast, astnma, Bronchitis, Sprains and Bruises, Bums, Scalds or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic nud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Mor bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or sores, Inflamation in the head, Stoc ch, Bowels, or Kidneys, Summer complaint of Children Worms and InGamation of the stomach, nnd Bowels, and Croup, Scarlet Fever. Te reason why thl bal.u reaehe all the caec I became It reduces InSamatioo, and rnosea he accretion and Hereon eyetem (uto action. Tin power (a wine: to th peculiar eomblntlloa) of, medical propartie without their being neutralized. Tba medi cine I parfecifall eafe. not eenialnlog aay deadly poison, at mineral. It wil!, If uaed freely, act Immediately upon tho liver, and all other aecreetive or (fane. Head tlielollotrinsrCortlfleattea. Certificate of Dr. J. II. Jordan, late Realdent Physician of the fourth Street Cholera Hoepitttl. 1 can cheerfully recommend tho Alterative Saint to the publicknowlng aa 1 do, tbat it lo aa excellent article. I a led It with good effect In Cholera, during my late connection with the Fourth St, Cholera HoepiU la tkl city, in oe of ermp .. oaiat la t stomach and bowel. I also need it In eaae cf Inflamation of the kUoeya with the hep pleetefTect. From my knowledge of It vir ue, In the above dieeaeaa and ttbere, In which I have ueod It, I have ao hesitancy la pronouncing It superior to aay medicine hitherto offered to the public with which have become acquainted, and weald cheer. fully recommend It to the public J. II. JORDAN, M. ; Cincinnati, Sept. 1st 1649. This ia tu certify that in the summer of 1848, 1 became o very Um and weak in my back, occasioned by lifting that i could not alt down or pet da without holding on to aome object. was advised to try Mr. FonhVa Altera live Balm. Uy bathing it , tlx or eight times, my back wae perfectly testored and 1 havo felt no aympton of its return since. My wife, also, lias osed It for RLeu malic pains, headache aad - toothache with rery beneficial results. J.J. YEAKLE. Dec. 1st. 1849. TO THE PUBLIC. This Is to certify that, In Jane last, 1 was attacked with tha Ae latin rhnlerej and wae soon, as my physician states la collapsed elate. I had remained la this state some two hours, when my physician Infoi mod my Urn lyaud friends that I could not possibly Ii'., snd strictly forbid my wife permlttiof aoj oue glvlitf me any medicine or noaruhmenl whatever, aa It woald only hasten my dcjlh At this tlmeMr Forsha cam to see me, and brought with hi in a bottle containing our ounces of hi Alterative Balm, end aaked permission of my wile to use It oh me, as he thought It would immediately give oaao. I was immediately applied, and In I than tea minutes I wss r stored, and was in' a warm peripiratioa, prior to which time my extreml ties were cold, a clammy awoat was oa my face and head. After the aeo of two other hollies of the ssiue inedklBi, I was sntlrely lleved of all dltre, and la a few daye was restored to health. 1 would most meerfully and heartily roc ommend this BALM to all who aro afTlicted Inasimllnr way 1 bars also used it la other dlseaaee, aud have found it a most excellent remedy. I do not think It can be too highly recommend. JOEL KlItBY. I do hereby certify that the above cerllfi cats is correct, and tho statement of the phystciaa made to me le true. ' - JULIA ANN K1RBY. Cincinnati. Dee, 8th, 1849. A Certificate from the Rev. J. B. Flnley Clnclnastl, Marek 4th. 11. Dr. Forsha This Is tho Rrst timo la my loug life that 1 have given my name in reeommendullon of aay medicine, as a gen. rl remedy, though I have often been solicited. have ased your Alternativa Balm for nearly two yesrij first, for the r has met Ism In ray hip and kuss.of which I was nearly a cripple, than for very severe braises on two of my family i theu a violent attack efolarrhaea oa myself then for Inflamation, for burns bruises, and for a vary severe caa of atlf neck, brought oa by a violent cold, and a lliluk I have had full proof of lta medical properties, ia a gieal many of the diseases for whloh yea recommend It, aad I have not found It to fall In even one of them. Still, 1 po not ay that It Is an lalalllble care, yet I my sober conviction, that It le the be compound for llieee remedies for which It la recommended, that 1 have ever tried, s d I have trid many 1 will not, if I caa pro cure It, bo without It in my family for any eonelilerallon. Hoping that yea will etil Cdutiuue lo coniposHj It honestly, and that it may relieve llieuaauda of aaflerere, I moot heartily recommend It to my fellowoilisene i most eaoelleut Family Medicine. Yoisje, alTecllonaUly, ; J. B. FINLEY . Certlflcrte (tont 1). L. Starr. I havo known Mr. Foraha'a Alterative Baltn to perform a very extraor dinary cure uyon a borae that waa very badly cut, aome time aince. I used it upon one occasion, externally, with good effect. I believe it to be a perfectly safe and .efSeacioua remedy to be uaed in many complaint!. D.LSTAUH.. ovember 21st. 1853. Wholesale Depot, at J.& C. Reakbin's, No. II Pearl at. Cin. Dr. 8. W. Foraha.Drtig Store. No side of Filth at., I doors east of Smith Cin.O. For sale at It. Tynar'e, D. Price tt Bon's, LI nek & Farquhar's.Dr. Moody 'a and Dr.Hailea, Bieokville.Ind. IZEM1 01 THI I5DLIIA Altnxcüf tbrrlr.tlon when not paid wlthlathe'rearSO If paid wtlhlathe jr...M .....e.eo If paldlnadvanc .....S.ne 0r Subscribers may remit money by mail at our risk, when not lets than $2 re re tnitted at one time, and receipts mil be returned staling the litnt to which payment it made. Obtain certificate of tk tost Master as to tht amountremiitsd.

üU , lvi4 LU jlJ, Lvsb ' ujl Lai ifcj CJ OF THE , TWENTY-THIRD VOLUME;

OF THE INDIANA Th alarm that was caused by tba hard many paperato auspend entirely, and sell

established paper to reduce their dirreneiona, deterred u from raakiBjr the n-

arcemenl we bad contemplated, at toe beginning ol the volumn. . Though t h war. r

ted, for tho time being, we atill kept oar patrons ana oorrower oi tue akekica,

The Largest Paper in Indira. - And, if tt is net the lest paper, it shall not be for want of unceasing application -

to ite interests, on the part ef its editor. When we took charge of the American, without many a fear that we would not bo

Hut this has constantly increased, notwithstanding the ciaroursziog circumsance of the past year, and we now have a circulation that juatifies the expenditure vre .

have maue in eniarffinj. in addition to

our want of experience aa an editor, we were aomewhat alarmed at the fears of many peraonal friends. They thought it impossible for tie to st rcred, unless we . ! shouUl consent to become the Orgsn of aome party. But having long ago settled . in our mind that parties will become corrupt, aud tht they are usually kept I ex

tatenco lor the benefiit of a few aspiranu, wo determined to pursue our Chosen course, and fail, if fail we must, in attempting to publico a paper that should he

truly independent. The readera of the American know full well, that we dj ot , m ean by being independent, that we will not take aides tor or against the question

tissue, it nas not ocen nnra to ie:i on wmcn side of sny question we have been, T nor ahall if be in future. We mean to aay. tbat no caucua or convention, no isr.

wan. or council, or tribe, shall dictate

Know every oooy Knows, mat a psper inst sens ucir to ptrty, most leave tnre. proved the political blunders or dishonesties of its party, and distort and tniarrp

reaent the acta of its opponents. We

and ahall continue to try in fu'.ure. How lar we have succeeded , we lesve with ' our eandid, conttant readers. How fir we ahall succeed in future, mast be juJj cd by the future. ... - J On the questions now at Issue, we need not define our position. It is not a equivocal one, as our readcra wrll know. On the questions to erie, we shell -speak when they come up; withoutlear, favor or affection, and without asking any V master how we may apeak. Hence the American may justly be denominated, . &s mmm raiitii fakb. . . ' But oar readers will want, not only opinions, but facts. They will' want 's bird'aeye view of the doinge of the world, at home and abroad. Of course in a . -weekly eheet, even aa largo aa this, the details of battles and diplomacies, can tot be fiven, but we w ill keep an eye out upon the world, that we may give a "ntete mention" at least, of every important event, in the political, social, and religious world. Especial paina will be taken to gather up and publiah, on reliable ialormation, all items of bome news. This depsrt nent of our psper, which hae given U ' great popularity, shall not be ncglcted, hence the patroni and borrowers may ex '

pect to learn aotnethingof interest, every week, about home mattra. Ordinarl ally, the Mmere mention" column ileelf, shall be worth the weekly eoat H the paper. In view of the information of thia kind that ahall be regulaJy imparted, the American will be A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER. : v But our psper is to go into the family circle, and exert an influence upon' the rising generation. In view of the indelible character of early Impressions, and the vast Importance of giving the impulses and aspirationa of youth, a f roper direction, greet paina will be taken to admit nothing that ahall have an immoral tendency. By every means in our power, wc ahall airs to inculcate a love ot learning, a love of reading, and a love of virtue. . Much of the miscellany" of the paper ahall be adapted to the capacity and lasts of children, and we hope to make our paper of such a character aa to be worth its cost, every week, to every child in the iarnliy, that can read. Hence it shall be to the interest of poor people to take it on the score of economy, instead of discontinuing it beesose hard t!ine "re

quire the curtailment of expenses. Itls wretched economy tbat III dwarf the intellect of the child, for the aake of saving a few dimes. " e expect also, to make selections, and publish such original matter, aa will make 'he vielts of the American welcome to the elder members of every family. -And, .hile we are choice in our selections, we ahall exclude every thing, even from our advertising columns, that ahall be pernicious. We will not lor any price, if we knoMf it, advertise a pernicioua book or a pernicious medicine. . We have

refused hundreds of dollars' worth of and we ahall continue to do so, being fully living at this business " iihout aIJi

wsymeo, we will try wond-sawlng, or something else. Too much of our life has

been devoted to the single purpoee of trying to do good, to begin, at this late day, to promote vice and Immotaliiy, for the sske of pelf. - - We do not expect that every parent who professedly regards the welfare of hia children, will patronize us. The Interest of party ia too dear to aome, and tho. paper that binde the party voke upon him must be supported .however rauch nor-, al poiaon it it car rice with it. Others are ao wedded to Mammon, that, for the . sake of aaving eighty cents m year, they will take a city DoLLiK Wtuir, that la not only worth lees, aa a new paper, being msde up of the s'sle mailer that had , appeared in the dailies, the week before, but which ia absolutely pernicious, con- ' taining moat objectionable puff of theatres, concerts and dram shops. Such; papers are dear, at any price, yet we expect many persona to take them on the scoro of economy. It will be bad economy. We hope to make our paper worth ita entire cost, in addition to allother departments, simply aa . . A SUITABLE PAPER FOR THE FAMILY CIRCLE . The apirit of inquiry that la awakened among the farmers of this volley. Is a source of rejoicing. To be a farmer now, tequirea more tbsntobethe oa otrof a tract of fertile) land. To farm, meana more than to scratch the surface of the soli with an old bar-ehare. The Farmer of these time, must be a rradlug and thinking man, aa well aa a working man. He should be a writing man also. While he Is willing to receive Instruction from the experience of others, U siio'd bo willing to Impart Instruction from his own experience. To aid In the production of such fanners, we expect to devote a large space, weekly, to . . mm väuey paium. ' f Intending to make a good paper, we Intend to aak living price, and we erpect to receive it. Our terma will be found brlow. That they are not too hih, for auch a psper aa ours now is, every reflecting man ean easily see. Our paper ie now the size of the Weekly Times, and printed on much better paper. That paper is furnished at one dollar a year, though not a quarter ol a column ie ever set . up for it which doea not first appear in the Daily Times. It has too, a circulation of aome 03,000, while we have less that 1300, snd must set up our reading matter, expreisly for this psper. The Western Christian Advocate, which Is not ao large aa ours, with a circulation of 28 000, seriously contemplated raking the price or reducing the size of Its eheet, and yet Ita price ia one dMlar end half. - We cannot live at less than the prices below, without resorting to meaaures that .we acorn. However, aa a tribute of respect, "for their work's sake," ... MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL OF ALL DENOMINATIONS," ahall have the paper for one dollar a year, and widowa, who have children old en ough to read, ahall have it at the ssme price, as a token of sympathy. Aa a matter of charily, we will also furuish it to very poor anm, who have large families, at tho same price, or vest men ut, who are too stingy to buy books, or papers for their children; aa it may bo a charity to furnish the unfortunate chil drenof euch persone aome mesne of learning the waye of the world. ...

When not paid during the year .' ". fs.oi When not paid within aix months , J.60 When paid In advance J,tK INDUCEMENT TO CLUBS. . , At the preeent prices of psper and provisions we cannot let our paper, to liil.s, of any size, lor lees thsn two dollars a year. It coeU juit as moch to furnUb loa 9lubtubscriber t to any, But, s a compensation to thoe who will est aa our agents, In their respective localities wo ill eend our paper gratuitouety t. any l'ot Master, or other person, who will send us the names often subscribere.witk the pay for thim In advance. .... . We hope tnece terma will be carefully observed. All aubecribers are regarded aa engaging to continue, unless they expressly state to the contrary, before their time expires. Maon and Odd Fellows, and benevolent men of ail classes, will no doubt confer a favor upon many an orphan, and widow, by calling their attention to our terms, in regsrd to them. If thvy are too poor to raise even a dol ar, we ' will join with any benevolent persona in raising it for them, If there Is not benevolence enough in their Immediate neighborhoods for that purpoee. - . Be it remembered that we ask ao man to take tho paper merely to euppert it.' From preacnt appearapces, it wll live and flourish w ithout auch ouoeenber, . though it receives neither state, county ner corporal loe patronage. Yet we have reason to believe that many will do themselves the pleasure of contribstiaj to be sustenance o( such a paper, rather than patroni, the worthless cheap paders of other statca.

Opinions of TT7We Jmtfe lhatth Jtmtrlr rill loss none arils Interest or eleraary bv Uie el-anreofr.ro rielor; Ittel, Ats.tUeiaatltae th able and ulea iet maimer la talra la editorial detrtmat ba been eutuJurled fnr Ike el tweljr-wo year, reUlcltl will still r'Uia the alia and houeraMe itoaiiiott II hasoet'upted for eauUor, fa I races aad aoueetT. C'ee(rtje CMf Hrwt. HMr.CiMwlwln I a ready writer, an 4 aaatle mau. The A Hierum) aai fallen la tofuoU Sautl. ttichm4 Palladium. jn7"fi Goodwin wields a vljroroa pea. Mr. Clark eon mad a food editor, but we ae no doubt Iber er oilier ef e(ual ability and laduatry rrtnit) u rj tint. JTT. A.Goodwin ts known la this section ef country poasessliif talents of tli ffret arrlrr, and W doubt not U1 be will aupporl lh bleb ska riding of Uie Amvrtran eaerrNrriir An. Urooxtii.lc Ari sa.l hls Dauer ba been considerably eiiUrjfed, tnd Is now (a Is sUtsxl t ; uie eunor; we larajesl, paper la lauiaaa. Ii I Urs; anona; to all winH l.sc. Knead Uoodsrln IS oue of Uie real irorreeal.e, and we tao bis lubMrlpllon list III bs si much tbcreaseil Is lengin as bl aer 1 Increased iaal.- ""- vtlH Z'tme.

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timet, which was resulting' In causing - out. and which caused many old and ." purpose in view, ,and tow frcacut the - - . ; aome sixteen months ago, it was not able to retain its largo eubaeriptio list. V the embarrascn.entwl.icb err w ut of what wo may say or may not say. We have certainly tried to avoid these errt.ro. advertisements of circuses, Jotteriea, &e , determined thst, if we cannot mako a

ng gamblers, and swindlers, and airoWIng h'crt

era, and swindlers, and strolling h'crt tho Prep. r i CT'Gowe'v.ts, af UVO Bewin Asreerreaa ba bi-ea latrretltif k paper lately. It U sew mo f tb weeunrt iBe puWMsAed ay berw.Jlaf 7ee. . . ;. ; , ,. - ' Tbc Brook v tile 4 elr CM ie M trreally ealarr4 aad b I ie.pre.ed Is af fMreneo. w believe It le ms, lb lrest raper. aad er us st u taaiset)r'w jr-wTbe Indiana Aaterteea baebrea rwaaUyeetarited and bam. d, aud M ibe U'l a. we paper published ia Ihe euunf Indiana, aad la f the eleerwat type ie Vw Crere Jtss1tt. .... . Tb nmokTllle Awirleaa bas la ry ratserially eblarrd: and Ui aharp shou wiUji wblrb Itabwaad show that sa. lra ren edxeeeular palters Srlrle If Uiey ranee 1. It b-dlWir, Kef. V. A.Uoodwia er)-sbls present voralln a If bo had beea ralaed le it w nui and a s jiut w bat be pleases about all parties i.d snake paper thai Is wide eake ami raUtle In lu every ! ums. Ooediurk lo bis. ürae' jr.ei.err. Iibisba Anaaio. Thai pBrr b bwesi taletv ealara;ed aad twpreved, and t 01 ef U,e meet tnd.'priidfnt paper ' tb tat. It Is phun-ape-ken.audfeeeraily rifbt nrea tb treat arU ,uofiof U dy O; itilrwi' jLaM.

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