Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 1, Brookville, Franklin County, 21 December 1855 — Page 3

A PAPER FOR THE PflM&V CäRGLii-DBVO'fED TO süM mmmWf AND JNS'fRliGTJÖN W VQMfB OLD.

Projresi of Oatrati In Kintai.

Tha recent murder of Dow o which, and tbw proceedings growing out of it, Gov. bhannoa has taken ad. Tantaa to represent tho Pre -State settlers of Kftrms ri in n state of re bellion is by do means a lingular event in the turbulent history of that infant Trrritorf and of th "border ruEUns" who hare taken its affairs in cbarjre. After the Spring election of 1055. several uf these personages waited on Got. Iteeder and threatened to hang him unless he .would give certificates of election to the I'ro-birery men ehosea to the ' Trrrijorul Lisliture by tho voles of the MUuomi tnob it's reply was: "ueniiemen. two or three ot you can murder op, but a le gion connot comp! me to do that "Which tnj conscience does not approve.' A similar attempt to frighten uov .Reeder," and to eomrel hira to recant some statements ot his during a visit to the East, was afterward mado by tb reuoatable Suintfellow himself; nor tvers there wantinjr other similar occurrence, oat of which the tele graph from St. Louis manufactured reports now that .Gov. Heeder had been flo'-ed, and now that he had been morde red. On Saturday, April H, 1 855, a mob of tome two hundred ruffians from PUtte County, Missouri, the residence of ciringfellow and Atchison, assem bled at Paikville, Missouri, and at tacked the office of The Luminary, newspaper published there, and which, because it did not implicitly subscribe to the border-raflii an operations, was accused of Free-State proclivities. They destroyed the fixtures and threw the types and presses into the rwr.The editors and publishers, J. S. Park and Woo. S. Patterson, escaped perBona violence at the time, but they were obliged to fly the State. Mr. Patterson is now ja this vicinity, giving lectures on ihi conspiracy to make Kansas a Slave S'ate. The pecuniary interests of the inhabitants of Parkrille, of whicb town Mr. Park was the founder and pnncipal proprietor, imperatively required his temporary return thither for the purpose of executing conveyances and releases and other business acts. No sooner was he known to be there than the Platte County rufSans ferociously threatened to march upon the town and to destroy it and him ; nor could the people of Parksville find any security except in a military organization, and a compact for mutual defense similar to that lately entered into by the people of Lawrence. , On the 30th of April, sixteen days after the attack upon The Luminary. at a political gathering at Leavenworth City after a question had been put by the Chair, Malcolm Clark, a leading Pro-Slavery politician, cried out, "We have the majority," to which a lawyer named McCrea responded, "It's a lie." Upon that Clark track McCrea with a club, whereupon, recovering a little from the stunning effects of the blow, McCrea drew a revolver and shot Clark dead.McCrea fled instantly, hotly pursued by Clark's friend, who saught to kill him on the spot ; but he ran into the river and found protection under the bank, whence he was presently taken by his friends and delivered to the commander of Fort Leavenworth for custody and protection. Anywhere else his life would not have been safe. Thus balked in their attempt to mur der McCrea, on the 17th of May following- number of border ruffians from Missouri crossed the river at Leavenworth and seized Mr. Phillips, the law partner of McCrea, and one of the most intelligent and respectable eiüxens of the place, who had given additional offense by contesting the election in his district, in consequence of which a new election had ben or dered by Gov. Reeder. Assisted by a number of other ruffians resident in the town, 'and before the body of the people of the place had time to collect and act,, they carried Phillips across the river his friends being unable to follow for want of a boat and took him some miles inland on the Missouri aide, when they shaved half his head stripped him naked, tarred and feathered fata, rode him on a rail a - mile and a half, put him up at a moc auction, and bid him off to a negro at ens dollar. Phillips, however, effected his escape from these villains and returned to Leavenworth, where he still remains, in spite of all the threats of further violence against him if he should sot fly the Territory. But now mark the difference of civil procedure iajhese two cases of Phillips and McCrea. No attempt whatever was made to inflict any- punishment oa lbs lynchers of Phillip Mr. McCrea,on the other hand, undergoes a long and rigorous imprisonment, first is the fort and then in the jail ; a bill of murder is found against him by a packed jury, after a more honest one Lad refused to find any; and when at last he comes into court to be tried he finds among the counsel within the bar and among the officers of that tribunal, including tho clerk of the Court no less than four persons who had beeu concerned in the abduction and lynching of Phillips. This fact was afterward brought to the notice of the Court by sworn affidavit; but we have Bot yetkarned that anv action was taken upon it. We are happy to say tbatMcCrca, after many other points had been ruled against him, has succeeded In obtaining a change of venue which operates, however, to defer the triil and crolonir his imprisonment which if ia a county jail of tho most wretched description. On the SCUh of May, three days af ter the outrage on Phillip," several members of a secret Pro-Maery as sociation of Missouriana, called the Blue Ladies, visited Osawatomie, in Kansas Territory, and seized a Mr. Paiker oa tho charge of being an Ab olitionist. They took his nllu and broko it over a stump, mounted him oa a mule and carried him some distance into the woods. They thn took measures to hang him without iudts or iurr; but upon his anggest. ia r that he ouirht to be allowed to irjk for bimsdlf. they suffered hira to do so. After he had mado his statement tho company were about nmllr divided, one-half .dinir with Parker, and the other half with Kir by, the leader of the gang. Soon, however, one of the company handed Parker a revolver cupped und cocked, after which Kirby saw fit to hold Li peace. , l'arker was finally rchasid, but was obliged, however, to give up his claim. . ßince then tho Ue v. Tai lco Butler, a Methodist clergyman.

1 J . r. the chargu of .Freo Soil doctrines. Similar to this was the case of the Her. William' C. Clark, a Methodist clergyman from Portsmouth, N. I! and lately resident in Kansas. On voyage on the steamboat Polar Star, down the Missouri in the month of September,1 he expressed some sentiment on the subject of negro equality not areeablo to the Mlisouri rußians on board, in concjurnce of which the cry was raised "kill Lim! kill him! kill the d d Abolitionint!" Hi face was beaten to pieces, und a chair bro ken over his head, after which tho vMiHain I who JinU pocKi-teu Ills passago raouey, which he did not refund,) put him on kbore on the river bank, about 160 miles from St. Louis, leaving tolind his way thither as lie could. Oa tho 31st of October, one Pat Laujjhlin, an Irish lickspittle the same fellow whose name has figured in our recent dispatches, and whom the Fret Slate men were accused of desinin to kill having cot into nn altercation and quarrel with one Col lins about certain revelations which Pat had pretended to make of a Freeotate secret military organization. Loghlirt took hin opportunity to shoot Collins through the heart. - To this. not to mention many lesser outrages in driving Free State men from their claims.) labt of all, .has teen added the murder of Dow, when upon occa sion has been taken by Gov. Shannon to proclaim a rebellion in Kansas. In all these numerous cases of violence and bloodshed, the only le gal proceedings that have taken plac. it is to be observed, have been direct ed against the Free State men. In every case, that of the murder of Dow, liovernor Shannon, not content with protectiug murderer, causes process to be issued to Arrest the witnesses against him. and because the neonle of Lawrence do not choose to submit o ------ r to such sort of arrests, he proclaims tbem rebels and telegraphs to the i resident tor military aid. . Five Wives and six Husbands. One of the last tnmbers of the Bos ton Traveler says: "A few days since . an old man of sixty-one yeirs applied at the office of the city register, for the fifth marriage certificate. His intended beide is but twenty-four.it being her first marriage. This is the only case in the knowledge of the person who keeps the register of a fifth marriage. Last year one man applied for his fourth marriage certificate, and during that year more men were married for the third time than women. There is, however, a wom an, in this city, of about forty "years of age, who is now living with her sixth buband. She was. married at the age of thirteen, and when fourteen was a widow. At the expiration of the third year she was married to her third husband. She has had but three children." . "pRXPArMKXT or , Postagk." In regard to the provision of the late law by which all letters sent between places within the United States aro required to be prepaid, we understand inquires are made at the Department as to bether it applies to letters to be sent to reign countries; and if so whether stamps or stamped envelopes only can be used in the prepayment of the ialter class of letters. 1 he answer is. that tho lata law in no respects affects letters for foreign countries. These will be treated as heretofore. v here pre payment on them is required, cither stamps or money may be used. To certain foreign countries, as will be seen by the table of foreign postages in the hand of the postmasters, prepay ment is optional. 1 be act of the 3d of March, last refered to, has no refer ence to printed matter. Wmthimjton Union. Vallktte vs. The Whitc Water Canal Compaxt. The motion to appoint a Receiver in thU case, about which there han been at one time or another a deal of argument and trouble, has at last been settled. Yesterday Judge Huntington granted the motion, and a Receiver is to be appointed, who retains all receips of the Canal, except for the expenses necessary to keep it in use Journal. INDIANA SANS NOTE LIST. COREECTLD WEEKLY BY E. C. RlHKA.n 4c CO., KA.IKFtfS 10 West T bird ml, Scire' Uatlldlnjr, Between. Main and walnut, CINCINNATI, OHIO. WhowlH receive ihcro at the follower ralea In payment for exchange and fiotn Correspondents. .few York and Vlirlnla State Stuck, Kvsnsvllle, OSR HALF FKK CK.vT. DISCOUNT. Raving Bank, Coaaertvtlle, . 1 raders' Hank, Indianapolis, C'.ulral Bank , Indianapolis, nana or in uspitol, Ibdtanapolia, Fayette Count; Bank, Coonersvtlle, Indiana Bank, Madison, Keula kjr ftork Hank, Columbus, Merchant and Mschanlcs. Sew Albany, Cambridge ily Baak, GramarcY Hank. Laf4)rtte, Hank a I Indiana, Mk hliran C!tj Caaal Bank, Kanavllla, Cmaeenl Cuy Uaek, fitansrille. rvuik oi nainiu. Farmers' Hank, WentfliMd, I nl lau Stork Bank Laporte, rrairte tilt llank, Trrrw Ilaute. Sou Uta rn Hauk.Tvrrw llauu. 0.a PKK CK.vr DldCOUST. Rank of Svraaua, Kiravune. Hank ofKlknart. Elk hark Kak of Kockrilin, KockvUle, Hank orOotfcva, Koahan, Hank of Mount Veruon. ! Hank. llank of Wiruv, Wanaw, Hank or Moultwilo, HmukTklle Hank, H'Mtaler Bank. Lrranro Hank, Huniihgion County Hank. , , . B, K. Jen hrka, TWO PKK CKST DISCOUNT. Orest Wcatrti Bank, Tttitmcanoe Hank. Wayne Hink, Dpiier Wftbaan Bank, rtalantaioo Hank, yonh Wentern.Hlooraflolii, v haae Hank, Mannen mnnif. Hank of Furt Wayne, Hank of 8..iito Heml, Itnlewara County Hank, lad Ian Kaaerve Hank. (All Mhr Indiana Solas are from! to S3 )er mul I larounl. and altould st once be wllhiraR froto circulation by sending lhm In the Burk sine, who will return, by malt, lue blglitnl ah value lor inaiu. ifca. ui.acu i. nr. The followln persons have ordered Ihelr paper dlaeoittiauetl, wltheet paYiiie arra,ara, nr have done worse by movlnr ar an l netUtar lng arrearaaTQa, or ordiirinf llu.o Uiaeoiillnuud. e publish lite list for the boiieiil of mn haul and vlliara, who may be eaved muro than ilouhle the toat ufttlie paper by eonaulunst the liai when aaked tucroXlany of Uiefollowtn pereon. sveareof opinion that not one of luem will puy any debt If ke aa help It Simply beeauao our la too email lo rs flora nd sue they hope U evade pay. menu A pay men 1 1 made we will remove Iii aaate from rw list hultiw. J oh a Temple I. . A. .Nlch.ila Hsrrlsoii lludioi John i it tr I Namuvt ll.indrtck , A. I'enwell W. II. pVHk A, Parllaw H. W-rw W. Orrel Tito. Duller II. A. Walker . WVre Jor. William J, II. Perry t'rtie Parker Pbiiliu wtUoa P. O. Vmmer nsepk Kllteabl I. P. Croe J. H. Cottriney J. H. Jacob A. Kalph C, C.liadmor. I.alh Pelsnr lavJ Hobnet Win. Veuables K. Htlloa a. st. lUniUuta Ch lea Mtwipaoa KMnH I'owel Jun.KloveU A.ateveii I.. II. Clark H, Cook t. I. Kowarl Jao. West J. A. Johnson M. Ileartnuud I.. JotinsoM Aururlit UoieM J. Ii. T hnniMon Joahua far via H, fl, heely riamert Hiakanl Kathen Ce A. J. III Wtlllaia Foster

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ill ..ilnt ..I 11111111. iia Lhfl r.t.ta Ii f 11. T) nr, and reaialuliia unpaid an the 11 ol Jiiininry, IAV), llbnnt 1iunrtn I r.rtl. will be l.lc.l lit the hand ofiiMir ofllifri U't rulloclion. K M K A WHAT W'K SAY. OLO Poc.II 3w. TIIK STODART PIAfJO, N3XGN, CINCINNATI, OHIO, Acnt fur tha ninat rlttruUd inanufarlnrl of Hie l'nlon,dalM b call Iii altciittnn of l)iiyir lartli-ularly lo (he above rotabralxd liitrumtnl, ol which tbry coiiatattlly keep a afdcudld aMorlm nl rn hand. Koa tit aa. umiiTY, and stiui or ton, rowaaor arriMia ,th tob ao ti xa, pci.k.iy or uama). ranrait Tiax or rmtait. ano eaaa-r M'Ratll ITT. TIIKTIVtMT hlMI IS UXSLMtPASSKO. Plann Hall, Xo'6 Fourth ak, mar Vino, du M ly ÖVSTSR SUPPER. TIIK I.AP1F.X OP BKOOKVII.I.K.PKOPOSF. linlilliig a Ki-atival for tho btilin fit Ol llrook Vltlrt ( lli'va, on .Moitday Yrnlnc the Sl-tlh lint. , at whli h Hin llic-jr will furnl.li ll.tar, wli the neevwary appartonancra, Pi-Hrhe and errant, Hot Cuffii, and othrr refmhiurt U. AdmlMlon tii ci'iiii. The proceeda lu be applied to flulUln(t Ui bMlMlnt:. On t'liriitni day the Chlldrun will be furnlabcj villi rcrrt,itiiuuuu. MASONIC FESTIVAL. BH00KVILI.P. I1AKM0SV I.01MJK, SO. if, tat a ttys to ftilubrite lh ronilnt? innl r ry of nt. John, tho Divine, on Ihe S?lh. 1 he eerciaa will eunalai hi a u rninn at 1 1 o Vlork, by KV. II, Oilinoro, Grand Chalaln of Grand Udgsrssalntodbr Its. W. Pi litn, of Cornier.-Till.-, Grand Chaidaln, Crand Chapter. Ülnnnr at tha Valley llouao. All the neighbor lurLodiraiSua Brethren '" lnlud t aiteud. T. J.TYSEK.aeol. ADJIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. N T0T1CE IS IIFBKBY CIVEX TUAT fllK USlorined ha beeu kppolntod admlnittrator of the eabtta of l.ano J. frit-e, late of rrankllo County, deertaaod. Peraona Indebted to the a. Late are reiUiod to make narini'iil iiumediaU'ljr lbe eaialelsprobkblv tolvenl. dot U UAVIO PRICE, Ad'rar. i Land for Sale. The nndrlk;ned ofTara hia Faim.on Ute Brookvitleand Ar.rluraoiivllle Turnplkr, 13 nt I loa from IlrfokviH,f,r aaleoa very ruaoiable lernt. It la a valaablo graas farm. , Fur partlculart come and are It. drclUw CKORGE V. KIMIILE. JOHN W, KEELY, NOTABY PUBLIC. HKOOrlviLLh, INDIANA, Is PKhPAKhl) l draw and take acknowlodjeuienU of Deed, .Morlffe-a, Ac OK KICK Oca door South of the Valley Home, np atalri. . . lieo 73m FARM FOB 8 ALF,. THE U.NDKKSIGSKD OKFEKS FOIt KALE hla tarm ou the Brookvlile and Cincinnati turnpike, 5 wiilea eaat of Hrookvllle, and 33, ml Ira from Cincinnati, eonaiallua; of 74 acrea. all anderfeiice.and about Ü3 acr cleared. Term favorable. CLAKK. (jKKGU. Dee. H-3w. """"FARM FOE SALE. THK U.N'DEKSIOXEO OPPKK4 FOR SAt.K hi farm ot ton acre, near the pike leading rem Hrookvtiie to nioomiiipcroYo, two muea from Hloinlnzrove. Aboul itw aere are nndur cultivation. JOt I. VA5MKTEK. lieu. Hs.F.aoDrm Llerchant Tailor, HAS OPENED A SHOP IN THE BOOM formerly oucuplud by John II. Quick, aa au Auditor's Utile ou the Publlo Soiar. He kt-epa a aupply ef Cloth, Caaiimure oicund can fur nlab clolhs, made to ill, a cheap anil much Detter tbau anv loi-bop In the land. Me I not much at iraning, but i powerful on St. Call and leave ) our meaiure and be mien out lu t) ia. OCl 13 ' FRANKLIN imiwni shop, AT THE BROOKVILLE COTTON FACTORY. WILL BIRCH, 1 f A S UFA CTTJKK R OF FEVKKAL PORTS OF ill Si iaw and Feed Cutter. Pumps, Corn Fhcllcr. Home Power, Turning; tallies, cVe. All lud of KaUnl Machinery mutle and nit-! to order, at ahort notice. Wheel and Screw cut to any )U ti or mvrn. Mh, Tap and Dies made laordor. Mrlct altentloii f iveu to repairlnr Stoam Knarlne, Mill G.itttine, aad all kind if Marhlnury. 4 aatint; ijroithc4wt hört uotice. Ittrmt Keanoiiuoiw. Caah paid for old Iron, Crass and Copper. ocll'J WILL Iii KCl!. FARM FOIt SALE. THK. US I EKSIGSF.D ofT.rafor aale a rood farm of KM scree, on Uuck Creek, one itille l of Bloom i'ijjf rove Indiana. I. hat on it s good new framo bouae, orchard and barn. 1 welt watered and la rood order. Aa aay peraou who wlahe to buy will call tu peron, a further description luuDeceary. I lie terms or aaie are renaonaoip. octSOSui PAKIS WILK1SSOS. L-Gi 5?j O INSUIUNCE CO, Of llatrtfortla Conn. CAPITAL, $300,000. Chartered, 1819. THIS OLD AND BESP0NSIBLE COMPANY A Uoea buaiuraaalall Arvuclea, at ralea a low a are rouaUtenl with lite baxard insured. Loaava eciuilaUly adjusted and paid williout uuuccetmtr) "iui: fSjVICAKCn can be elTi-.Ud on Bullillnra, Mercbaniliin, and per -mal proierty generally, a?aliit l4 or dnm ie by Are. lfl.All UAC t: on Mercliandlne In tranut, or by dre ajfulnut the lanruran peril of the rt vera, lake,canal, railroad, and by Hie various mode of travel and ronvrvanoe. THOM AS K. HIJACK, Prerldeiit. P.. O. HIPI.P.V, Vice Preaidel.t. Tnoaaa A. ALaNtK,ucr-lury McrrlianUsnd Property Holders will And It to their ailvantnre to r've the undunilrned Aiti-iit their applications be lore oOerinr them eUewbt-re. Policies on Plre and Inland Kisks Issuod onfaverable Terms, by ALFRKU WARD, Agent. march 19 1 ATTACAMENT NOTICE. ". OT1CK la hereby riven that a writ of alUch- ( ment 'f aa Uued by nie, David Mauritier, a Jutilcoof te Peace, In and for lilnonilnKr.nvo To nahlp. In the couuty of Franklin, Hutu of Indiana, on the rjlh day of November, lr'tt. axulii't the rooila, rhattle. rlirhta, credit, nioliv), and effects of Willluia PIiiIIImi, late ol aaid rountjr nf Franklin, at the null of (he Mate of Indiana and other by virtue of which writ Uie foltowlnr property wa attached aa the proKirty of the said V llllam PbUltpa to wit. One carpel sack, one hat toopulrnf paula, oue coat, two collars, two lieclaca, oue um her I la, two (hlrta and one vest, also a ttalia or liiir'.y dollar In Hie han.l of Phillip Whiteliirk. And on the V-.'nd day Of December neat at 1 o'clock P, M. at my ottlce laaaiJ Township, I will proceed t'tear and deultle uou ucb atUcbiusiil and Hie cUtlmaif said eretlltnra. JJAV11) SLAllilllKK,;. P. Suv3U. 3w. CI.OTIIIKU. 1IIUDY .TIA Iii:. TtrK have now and Intend lo keop a general a II soriinuiit vt staple art'cles In tnla line, l low larltT prices. novS TYSEK & KIMI1LK. IIAItnU AltL! II tltnU AUi:!! Ueneral assort me ut can always be found at Hie west prices for cash, st oclSO TYNF.lt A KI.MBLE'H. In Ihr- Franklin Circuit Court. Pebrunry Term, A, I., Iijii. ) Milton U. üo,d.i.,el.l. civil action, to foreOoorge W. Walker, ct al.) llu "rf. Ou lhlClh day nf Soveniber, IHU, the plalmlfr llled Ihuir coinplulnt, aceoiapanied by the aftlila' vll of a lialiili'rvated twraon, ahowlnr that Kirliar4 Walker, 'I hoiiiM Carney. Lot H . M II l, Kobert H. riowlvr hainn.'l VV. Ilurlollii, Mii-ri II. Mii.leiine, Kichard W. Iilsltnp. U llllam V, Well, Ouurie Vt.lltalio,., A II. Um II. Com. lock. Jacob H. Ut-r, J tli an, (run V, Day, Itowen ,MalUi k, Juli M. t'aru r. lioUcrt M. Clnutenls, Altfiamler V. Wla ion, Ihuu , Wlnsiop, ), oulilas W, V lit.Uin, Thnodore Miolwell, James I. I.i hiiian, Itufna A, Jours, Ma Mu.ünt, 11,'iir) I. . toiler, Alosna atailler, and Ooorre A ltel. er, delfiidants in suldia.o, are ant re. Munt of the hUlrt of llidlaua. I hey will therefore take nolle of the pendency ol said suit, aad that tli.y rt.i appear and an seer I'lflfcio at the next term ofsaM eouit, to bu held hi lli Uourl llousit In liroonvlllrt, nit tho 1st Monilay of r'ehruury liavt, in dufunll of which the sn cause will proioedl JuI(uuiuriIu tbalr absein e. v lines my ItitixV tMe oth day of Snvnmlier, A.l. I. JoilM ,M. JoilNrtlo.N.C.F.C. C J. i. llowi.atAii' ror IT'lff, SuV.U, 18' J. Day & Matlack, CISCIXMATf, Have rerorved lo llinir new More Hoon s, ,. mm, I'eiarl Si. bet. Vlitsau Huer, And sro ueiilnjr stmk or If Ml ASüWISII. DKV tiOOD.S, rewtichihey lavlUt Hie atleulluu of tho trad, auf. 7.

Executor's Sale of

"DT? A T s7rTArPT? TIIEüOüDWIN PJIOPKRTY! The unilernlirned, K'(eeiilr ( tlio til will of Samuel (ioixlwln, Inle of Krsnkltu count , Ueresed.wlllotrrforsulealpnliiO auction, lo tne hirheat bidder, at the Coiirl Holism. In UrooU vl'lc, nn Moinlay tne Ui il iy or P bruary, tej'l, the followlnr descrlhed r"ttl estato: So. . The Wbde IUII K.irm. Ihr' wiltea from Hrookville, on Hie ('tiaiisravliln Turnpike, t I. Ulnlnr alxiiit I'M) ncres.all ander f.'in n, but abnn Ah acrevfrod vfMtfl.Miit. Kos, I!. . and 4 llie-e lot am lu Ilia Xorl i pnrtof fr;ietioiiiil Set tum l?, Town 9, Kiitiuo -J. They emlirne 50 acre of well timbered Unu l) Ina l twei-n Popple's ni.d KitniHii's lurin, m. eal ol the HotimUry lno-: atMiut 40 acres, e:i t i.f !ie above, and b. tween Ibo snme lurin, well limbereU; the roi liie I a oi.llot, aotitti of Popplu'a furm, and east of Hie lamls of William kt'Mip. So. 5. Snrltt half offm aouUi el q'liirlofof eo 2H, r, O.lt.S. fit aer. all under fmice , and la a rood siata of euttlvation, Ix'lur the et portion uf Hi, hill lunu.ljlnir "ii.t of tho lUcr, on which I a food burn. v itrt ihls will be sold a lot ol almiit acrea, between Hie Hniillton turnpUe and the bam, on which Is a small dwelling house, ud a yoiiur orehard of rhotce fruit. So.fl . il acres, (wrt ol the till east quarter of the same auction, under cultivation, the lerne cal of the hare belnr ou or nar Hie line, and recogiilxntl a a I In la uc. Ml. 7. A pasture tt of a acres, west of No. 5. nd t'Uomlinjj from tlm 'lke l Urn north Him or .No. J. No. P, A pasture lot of Hi acrea, exteiidinr from the pike to the nor in line of $. i, l)flK wral of So. 7. . No. 0. paUuro lot, conUlnlr g shout 01 seres, weal of the above. No. in. a paaturo lot west of the above, belnr the most westerly lot; eonlnluln r about I J acres. No II. All Hint ildfS f luii'l 1)111 between the pike and the laud of Isaae Price, CO U la 1 II I II 2 SI acres. o. 'J, p.athulf "f the aoulh east quarter o sef. 13, Town 9 Kims: 'i. ho turord msJ, about Ihr.' Hille from lire ok vllle. TOWN I.OIS l?i BKOOKVlI.LE. No. 1.1. Lots PI anl M In Alien's pUi. o.1, l,U 7 and biMu samo. No. 17. Lot tt In saui. .No. Irt. Lot ttr I a aa in e. - No, 10. Lou U' ami lai In same. 'i. 0. parto lot 7H In same. No. II. part of lot 51 lo same. No. um. uu No. 2, 3, 4,1,6, lr. iiiaro fi, o Henrle's plat. .No. 2X Lot i and 10 In same. M U. Lot GO In ISutlor'splut. No. 1 of the above I a v.ry desirable farm, boInr of rooU soil and In a food nuigtiborhood, conveiileiit to church and school. Ao, 8 nd 0 together will constitute a farm or 140 acre, equal in value lo any farm of IU slse and Improvement, In the county. Theaolli a food a bottom land, foreronerul purposos, and every field has runnln water in It, all the year. It is only a Hair mile from Hrookvllle, ou the pike, and will make a pleasant homo. In tha town Is a flourlahlnr College, au I the usual rtdlrious privllers. The wo. Hl land are of rood soil and espot lally valuable forth amount uf excellent t.mbvr ou I Ii IT, .... .... i .,j eapeeial attention is rauoo o ... lying souib of the old Sem nary, and lot 60 la Hutler's Plat, lying on the pike west of the gre-e Pluts of the land can bo w on at my office; on the day of sale printed l will be furnished lo bidders, dccnbuig tha lots, aa they will bo eoitveyed, TERMS OF SALE. One Uiltd cah; the residue In two equal annual pay menu, drawing Interest , aucured by itoies, waiving valuation, and will guod freehold secutnenmmenre at 1 o'clock P. M.t and lo coutluae from day to day If neeesntry. J, I). HOWI.ANP, XoT.0,18ä3. V.xecuVT. 5EW FKISCIPLE! JiO POI.so.M! OR ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, roa tu fBKvTioa aid rrak or Fever and Ague, or Chill Kever. Hunk Ague, and Other Intermittent and Kemlttnl Fevers; also Of Billloua Pever. accompanied by Typhoid Symi toms; Ttphoid Fever, Yellow Fever. Ship and Jail Fever, Oeneral lability. Night Sweats, and alt other forms of d is- , ease, semen nv & eoxwow oniom i!f MALARIA OR MIASMA.

This subtle atmospheric poison, which "ertain rpHE CROPS ARE 60 FINE AND THE C0UNseasous Is unavoidably inhitlod at every urealit, is iry i.tely lo bo tu so prosperous a condition the same In character wherever It existt-north, : ti,,a fa that we exneet trade will be vrv h..v

south, cant or est and will every where yield lo ; latorjt , pii.re in view of these facts in betbis newly discovered ANTIlolh. wblcb '"' I Ing able to assure the patron of the "Old Whit" trsliiesthwplr)on,eotndetly purines the system, iturncr' and the rtubllo cenerally, that we bae and thus enlirtdy remove all the cause or disease. . jUM e),! ,j are now offerinr a slock nf goods T. Propnel-rdistiuetl." claims lhee exlraor- worthy of tho tune and place. In quality, style, dinary results from Ha use: and cheapness they have never been exceeded tu It will protect any resident or traveler, even In J tin market. Wo shall not attempt to enumerate the most sickly or swampy localities from any the arueles comprising our lock, as It contains ague or billlous dien wlmtover, or any Injur) niany articles of newstyH-s and varieties that need

from constantly liiDNinir iua'"r,a or .tianui. It ta. II I IiihIbi. itv eli.'ck the asrue in tersons who have suffered for any Pmrin oi lime, irom nS, vsi t mm visas, so UiHtlhvy need never have, a oiHaa Hill, by contliuiiig its use aecordugto dlreclions. hwlll ImmcdiaU-ly relieve all tho distressing result of bilious or ague diseases, such as general debility, iilzhlsweau, Ac. The patient a I once begins to recover appetite and strength, and eouilniii s until a permanent and radical cure is tffut ted. And as a proof Ihttt II la also W0K1I1Y OP PUBLIC CONFIDENCE Uecauae. of Its , FIVGULAR AND P.viIKE HAK.MLKssNKSS. The following certificate; from one of Uie most celebrated chemists In lliu United ÜlaU's It attached to every bottle: . . New Yoik, June 1 1, IR 'J. "I have madea chemical exsmiuutiunor Khodes' ire... and airne für, or Antidote to .Malaria, and have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Unliiuin and .Strychnine, but have not louud a purm 1 of either In it nor have I found any subsume In lis com- i position that would prove injurious to tho const!tuiiou. -Jas. K. CiULlOX, M. D. CbemlsUV 1 his Allows of its ! FltKE VSK AS A PKKVENTIVK I by wbleb all persons may be sure or t ntiro freedorn rrora the above named diseases no matter how alckly the souson or swampy tho l.HMtliiy. ' PhOOFM tP EFPl AC aro lreTiently publl.hed.Biid the conOdeiice ( the publie Is asked I only in proportion t its aclnul merits wherever ; Introduced and mod. rbote only are relied upon to prove it worth. j One or two bidlle will answer for ordinarr ca-I es; aoutw mav reiuire more, jurccuous pnuteu In tierinan, Kreuch, and hpainBli.acrompany earli bottle. Price One Dollar. Piepared and sold by the Proprietor, .. .. , . ... J A. MKS A. KHODES, Providence, K. I. For sale by druggists generully. nov 3 REAL ESTATE Füll SALE. rnllK IT. DK RS IHN KD ollers forsulO the followX lug described Heal Estuie, vi: one dwelling i bouse (itewJ-.M by 31 Ket, one ai d a half (lone j high, with a good cellar of the euine eise. Ono ( n w wagon shop IS by JU loet.oiie and a half sto- . rlesbigh. Alao.agood Ulitcksiullh ShopStl by 33 fuel. rUbliit( and other necessary oui-ouiiunir. The lol.oii which these buildings are situated contains one and a bull acres, ami i near noury ... - I i.....LI;m.i.iiiiII (Ii ii re n, in rprtnsneia townsinp, rint"- , lud. the above uroperty will be sold at the luwiceof t7Wl.ll-U-KTlsR wtLL "RATTIM COMI'ETITION 1'UEVENTS IMPOSITION." "Kalling," Is the appellation given to those printers "who will work tor a less price than Is generally paid for printing." But by Hie aid or our Power press, and other facilities, we are now prepared lo do WW ALL KiH. Posters, lliindbills, Pamphlets Labels, Ulnnks, cie., al a less rale man they wem everdone lu this Valley, and In a style that can not be urpnssod in any country o nice, and al the shortest possible Notice. Vthethel we can make a livlnral tl or not la our concern. The public shall have the hi m ill of our advantagi fordoing cheap and rood work. Moreover, havihg been underbid, herelolore, and having learned how lo r, from the Ic.son given u by competitor, we have determined to do Job Work, boll, lor Ibe county and Individuals, at about half the price hereluioio charged, and wo cau make money al that. Illing on y our work of every description, except work ior lollerlc and shows, V b nvB a Kiew aap SAiTiriL sm,ktkt n, JOB I v. PK, enabling ns to compete, In the beauties of Bjob,wllliany"priiiters"lu lue VaU-y . W feel orry lor the member of tlio "i r;.fv" thai can'tcompwle with ua, but wo can'lbelp It no. It may caue some seurotsg among the old rats'' thai gave u leon in rutung." but they muht not to blime us for out ratting them ar.or the leasoiislhey have given. Tne) may even cull It Uuparrelled Meanness," bul still we shall try. Civ ua a trial at least, aud aller Unding the lowest price old rata" will .1. work for, come lo thUoltkaand wo can do II lillclicupcr. ""sh ank i i ig ii roirniY. Hoar) winter, bleak android, Comes af ulu with freu Ut blast, Aud Ihe wind, so llcrce and bold. Say s the year not long i au last , Nature aleui-a lu gloom and saduea, Faded, too, It luce' gladness. What an emblem this of Illet Tuttertng, hastening to decay t All Us grlei, and war, and atrile, lu grim dentil doth puss a a)', Like tue wintry days ate we, Hastening to eluruli) . Then, since fro.t and free.lng wind t billsour blood with iluuntle.s power, ' Let US 'gainst Its sno unkind (iunrd ourselyese'eii Iroiu this hour, Good Strong boots und clothes supply, Ihuu tuo winwr you'll duty. TYNl'.lliV KIMlU'.t., on fluraers street Kerp(iLOVI:.Kaiidiloililiig very tvutiil Elsewhwr you will seldom luem, stucli as theirs lo brave lliu storm And Hoots and Shoes, of eyert klud Fur wlntor usii )ou there wilt Und, do young aud old, male and fmulo, Jul cull BlHK'ir store audtut For you rat I sua, and tliuu buy If you wantlo save your money, And your hoaltn io i nil' i'.hn i r: it u i im u i c ii j: . VlaiidUll I lolh lablo I oyer.. maeiifm llireii hi d od,wlioeaalean,rlnU,by Al ,s.)ciiy '.. N.. C'ollogo Hulldillg, Waluul I'liiciniiiili, Clil i. Orders promptly illlml. Country Alcrcuant'iii d Otberssupplied on lliu q Wosllsr tu. Nov.ttUsJJe 40-lSftl.

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i wM.MUiv, B Lb' MUULiL T)FSPECTFULI.Y ANNOUNCE TO THE CITXi uciia or nrook vino tnu ln surrounding country, that they have lust purchased the st.rk nf (Joodt formerly owned by John Huberts, at the old llurlon dand, where they Inland lo keep a fcncul n.oriiii.ini of all k Ill-Is of roods and lit all lime. Tlietr It-at pun hascA h arrived, and they am now opeiilnr asi'K-k which for beauty, el.-;iiuve ami durability, Is tnifurpntud its una Vullry. Thulrst uk c -tiislsts In pail of Isdlfw ltr (iootls, Much a lllack and Fancy S.Iks, lllack and fliunfesfdii A Ipiira. Ilerefo I rl allien Muslin Ie' slue. Kreuch and KncUsli Merino., rltiln, llrured, and elm ir aldc Popltes. t ullco.-s. luictiam, Ii loves, and llitdery. l-onr and Sijitnr j Miawls, llrovli, Silk, and ( rpi) MiawU, (Vo., Aic. Urn I lr iiicm' Irre :lt Such a One black and br.iwn Krom h Cloths, black poeskln and fane Cal uteres, Sali nets, Caliiets, Jeum.Twenils, Sittlii and Fancy VesUng, blnck and luillau fancy Cravats. 3upshdor, luvc e, . ' Ilnt ami Tnps, A larre usnrtmeit of Mens and Roys' Hals aad Caps, e m braclur evry styte and OuaiilT. Also. UrKeaud varied assortment of CinOrjIlna, llonuuts,anu Ji.ucuus. ' Porucatlra. Hlechnd and unbleached Mu.llu, Checks, Drill. I auie Uta; r, I1sguir, toweling- Tuulo linens. t'otlon Cllulll, Ao. (irocrrlra. A Inrro assortment of f.rocerles, such aa riugar, tonne, .wmasses, rtitx- lea, ivc. All who visit our eitublislimeiit are frea lo arknowlciia.) Ihrtt we are selling Koreleii and Domeatie Jiry Uo.tda, e., at ast4inl.hliilv low prices . Our low prices have alreadt attracted a larsre number of people. The atieniloii of all who Ishfood b:irjMnis Is sfillritctl, ns rruat liiilucM nienta can t ofTere I lo purcha.ers not because we love tnouey more, but Oonds less! Peapectfultv, Sup 21 TVS ER & KIM CLE. CLOTHING HOUSE. "Thelnsts andrharurler of a nation aro knows by lis costume. Siott. BELIEYIN0 AS WE TO IN THE TBTJTH of our iiioU')," we are oudeavorirr lodu sign somethinzlo elevate us In Uie estliiiHllon ot those wn- believe the apparel proclaim the man.' The lAitlerslrneU la aware that It Is al most fullle to attempt to catch Hie attention of thepubll through tha medium of au advertise tnrnt. yelbe cannot refrain from endeavoring lo linpre. upon tha mln. Is ol bis patron ami the public generally, thai "laste' Is one or the Arsl Illing lo be studied In a garment, Itisl il combine 4Sk, tl Ediix s aD bcassiLITT, and lha. a garment cut and made in this manner whilk it roars mo moss than one buiijrlu.jcly thrown together. , uispiay to itgreaiet auvniuage the beauty ai.) i syiiietry of a perfect form, and conceal Uie de vr" I fo. U of au Imperfect ono. In lilusirutlon ol this , we collJ , m who "stalk through the world aearee half made up. and that ao l.melv J and nnfashloiiably thai dog bark atlhem, Ibey nun Dj." ol that they b.ivo been curtailed of fulr propr rtionby "(jl.sentbling llBturo,, but front the fuel that they did not purchase their dress of a practical tailor. To such we would recommend th new, fashionably, Bud well selected stock of . bulling of - If. a Two doors north of the Bank, whoro you will always And a largo assort meat of ii i:a I) v-.n a de c lot ii im;. Cheaper than can be had at any other house In Ihe country . He Ik a practical Tallor.and Ballen ' himself he can suit tne taste of alt w ho fuvr him i with a call. ! lie, after expressing thanks for past favors, re- . quest the roiiliiioauce of paironag from Ihe pub' I lie. and will be happy lo wait ou those w ho may ; favor him with a call. He alse Uli continues lo carry on tne tailoring ann l prepared to do up work on Hie shortest notice, and most reasonable manner. üepSl F. O. BAKEK. SHOCKING INTELLIGENCE iuon THE to bo seen lo bo nppreclutud. vte shall merely ,., . ruW i i, tl F Bllii-tl aliis.K aa .' i0rue-1ic Hry Goods of every kld, Plunnels, Dnlliugs bleached and ntibPhd. ; Wheeling and prints of every grade, Linen and Cotton Uiupvr, I Tiekings.eic. A frealt tot ol Glen's l'uncf Casai1 mere ' FatlneU, Cloths. Vestiugs, and a line assortment I of Cloibiuir, both for men and boys. I OarsUx k of l-ndlea Drews fioods, 1 Is not excelled -eomprialiirasil ditesof every vnriely of Silks Merlnoes, Hemges, Du Baize Muslin ! ln laities, Cashtnere, cko. ALSO. Ladies Silk Mantillas, Crape, Silk. I BrM-ha, Lour and Square Shawls, l.acos. Collars and Embroideries. All kinds of Hibboti, Ildk'I's, Hosiery, uioths tve Itoulw niltl MlOS. e have one room devoted u this brauch of the business, and wo are new prepared to auit with Mine or Boot, ever) bitdy uren to tho Btiiullust infant. Containing all the varieties of Ladies Itunkiua and bo. .lees. Misaea and Child's Shoe, .M. u and Boys HooU and hhoos. Mi,y or them are "custom made." llllt nud Caps. Every grade both for men and bot, even to the ver) ,aU.Bl (tj 1() of -uy.NDU.N k.MOKK" ilata. . liarunurc, and the articles usually kept In a retail store. In Uueenait ar5 ami liloaawMro We havea i entire new stock, roiiluinlng some new patterns, and all that Is wanted 'n tit 1st wav. ; Hut we feel il unnecessary lo say more. Suffice j for us tossy wo foci veiv grateful for the er liberal patronage oesioweu upon us for so ninny years, and as the best evidence that we aiipreelule favors, aud of our gratitude, wo have spured no exbeuse orlroublu to gratify every taste, and ren der ourvelve wormy or cobliuued patronage, and w only ask an examination of our slock to insure sules. Sep 21 N. I). (SALMON & SOU. In tb Fran 1 1 in Circuit Court, February, Term, A. D. l'SO. j William Cordont Civil action vs. to foraeloso John M. Allen, etat) a mortgage. On this Uth day of November. 1p55, the plulntiu nieu nis com plaint, accompanied by the am r V ! . davit of a disinterested pi rson, showing; that John M. Allun. Richard Walker.Tnomas Carney, ia r. nwiu, Konert rtowior, hainuul VV. llatulHue, &loe B. Ilazcllitie, Kichard W. Klsbop, William W. Wells, George W. Bishop, William H. Comstock, Jacob S. Aber, Jesse Wltcox, Oeotge W. Ituv, Bowen Matlaek, John II. Carter, Kobert M. Clenieiits, Alexander V. Wluster, Isaac . win ler. Leoni. lus v. vvinsU-r, I headore hbotwell, Jarnc I'. Lehman, liufn A. Jones, Max Ma.ller, Ileury s. Lauer, Moses Stadler, liuorge A. Wheeler, tiraybam and Buckingham, George A. v ardor, Francis I'.Klug, James T, Carey, and .Matthew II. How, defend ant la said case, are ut residents of tbeStale of Indiana. Thuy will therefore take notice of the peiideuey of said suit, aud that they lo appear and answer thereto al the next lernt ol said Court lo be held at the Court Mouse lu Brook tlllo, on the first Monday of February next. In default ol which tlio said cause will proceed lo judgment lu their absence, -Witness my band this 14th day of November, .1.11. 1 -.10. JOIl.v m. JUIIalOA, w . MoKBow. Att'y for id'trr. c. P. c. C Nov. is, itJji-sw. The State of Indiana, j In tho Franklin Circuit Franklin Couuty. ( Court (in vacation.) Dunlol 1). Dunn, v v. Civil Action. Jose Doclorninn and others. ) TIIK above named defendaut, Josse Doctornian, will lake notice of the pendency ol the above entitled .llou. Bud lo a,. pear lu the Circuit Court lor aald Court on the soeond day of tlm next Term thereof, to be held at the Court House In Hrookvllle, In lb couuty and stale aforesaid, on Ilm llrvl Monday of February next, at which term aald action will stand for trial, and then and there to answer Hie Cotnplttlul of said plaintiff, Daniel D. Ilium. vt iiiirs John M. Johnson, Clerk of said Court. tUl.Tth day ol November, A D. Ir.VI. nov Hi JOHN M. JoiHis J.f, Clerk, i. bo. Hoi.i.snd, Atl'y for Plaintiff. noöK aqkncy TlienbserliH-rs bav established a Book Agency In Phl'adolphl t, and will furnish any book or publication at the retail price freo of po.ugu. Any pursons,by forwarding the sulncriplion price oi any of ihe 93 Magazines, sin h ks llarpef's.liodi')'s,'Putnuin'r, (iruham'a, Frank Ih-sIiu's Fashions, A.c.. will receive me msgasino f-.r one year and a copy uf a splendid lithograph portrait of either Washington, Jackson or Clayl or, II subacriber lo a S J and a l Mtga.nu, they will receive a copy uf Htiar ol the three portraits. II ulis. Tilling to Oil worth of MugHlne, all three portrnlts will be sent gratis, atuaie'larnlshetl to llioae alio may wish ItK n vt lopes t.f every description and slid In large or siiull Uaulii!es furnished. Seal Presses, Dies, ate., sent lo order. h very dust riplloii of Engraving mi Wood exerul.td with lieaint ss Slid tllsputcli. Views id Hulldings. Newspaper Headings, Views of Maeltlnery, Ilona llliiatratious, Utd; Certlltcales, llu.liias Cards, tVc, All order sent by mail l-rompily attended to. Perstius w tsblng lew of tlieir buildIngsengraved can send a Dnguerr!) pe or sketch ol the bull. In. g by wall or wsiirvsa. Persons al a diaiance having saleable articles would Dim lllollinlrkilvk.'ib ge lo n. I. Iren Urn subserlburs, a we would act as ugunl lor tlm side of His sums. HYHAM I'l EHCE, Sit South Third Sire, t, fhilndi I phla, Pa. 4, u, ars a. (nov;wiy) r. a tv risnca. IflY FALLS, WMOLkSSt. SB0 RtTSlb CA III1 KT W A UKHOUSK, No. Ill hail Foiirih Slreel, between Mnlnsnd Pye auiore Slrei la, Ciiii Innull, II, , IN NOW HI i Ml lNW A I.Md.K hlOCKOK P.nglish and A merienn t'arot'ts, ,'untlu li.Hi.la, Cll'lotiis,iVt', tVe ,fiirho full trudc, to whhh bo ruspm itully Invites the gllaiiUoo of too public, ben Illy par

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'f 'i .v-i" For It will reitor gray llalr preinuturely l- l' original color, and rnver the bend of Uie bat I u iHi a riihgroetii. It will removv a, vbee all lun.lrifl and Helling, as well as scrofulous and yllcmcu" aus eiuplliuit.such as acnld-head, mnka and kei Hi Scalp health) , It wilt, as If by nturrlc, fi.rs enses of Kervous or Terlodical lload-ache, and prt-servo the natural r'-lored hair j.crOftiy, ami keep II froin fading l't exlreme old iigvinake ll soft, glo,.y, and liixuriant, Iteuilar, w tohld give you the tratlmonv of morr. limit ONE lll'NDHKD THOIS.VND To tlm trtilh of tvery word of w hat we have rll ten. The loll. w lug Is from a distinguished Illv'hV bar of the inodleal profession: Kt. Pi L, Janunry 1, ltiij. Paor O.J. Wofo. H-r Sift Unsolicited I sen I jnuthlsceit Acute. " Alter heii g nearly laid for a long I me an I having tried utl ih-i hs.r r- .toralives extunl, and haTug nouitli In any, I was In. dueud, on hearing of tours, twelve II a lrl.it. I pluced my self tu Iii e hands of n bnrbcr, and Ii -1 my head robbed with a good stilt brnst and the Kestorative Ihrit applied und med ruliin--l In. iH Ihe sealp was all a glow. I hi I rupnnlod ever) morning, and In thrne weeks tlio yjiing half appeared, and grew rapidly from AUifiial laal up to Ihe present lime, and t eow . thick btiu-k and strong sofl and pleasant to tint loucli, whereas befureiteas hsraii and wiry, wb -t litltf liier :is ol II. and llial I ill let was disappusrinr very ra-UHy. I still us,, your re.toratlre ab-iul IwIihi a week, and shall soon have a good aud perfect crop oi hatr. N -W I tiavo read of these tilings uini who has not r but hay e imvur seen hitherto any .-nss In which any peranu's hair wa ruully betiutlil.-d by any of llu hat r tonics, o.e., of Hie d ; and It really gives niH pleasure to im ord litt fcmii ot my etpanencu. f huve recniiiuietided our prcp.imti hi lo others, and It al roady lots it l..r?u andren, rral aale lltrongiioiit Ih territory, ihn ps..l hr saw Its etloels, and have toiiiidenco In n, The supply jou sent us, as wholesale B.'ent for the Territory . Is near y otiiau.ted, and daily lit-qulrn-a aro lumlu Tor It. You Uuaiirs credit lor your discovery, I for one return you timi.tis for llitf betirfll It luti tloiie inf , lor I t'ltriaitily Imd despaired long ago or ever efToetiha! auV a-ich ft-sull. J. yv. It i.M), Firm Hon d dt Kellogg, Drugcisly, m. Cdiil, M. T, Lognnspbrt, Ind. Jatii!U-th If-j'i. Mows. O. J. WoDOr 1 1. tlents, yonrs I the liUll lust .(iniii iluly to hand, Incloeud pl-.asu B.n-1 fitij, It iMtluft the aiiiotint of liuir Ktlorri. I have sol, I it all. Ir you elm, me t oil Inuj S 'lel iilo six duaen bottles Hair KWr u;u, 1 think I cull stillt. Il has done miracle In this pluuo, I sold one man six one dollar bol'.les, it fetched nuw linlr ouiittl oterhlslu'ad, Yours ft siitvtfullv, ' . . . M. U. t; lilDLEY, The iiudctslgned.Rev. J. K. Hra, Is a lulnlster In reulur standing, acd pastor of 1'ie Orthodox Church,alHronkl.ild,Mas4 , Ileis U g.-n'.lo-man uf couaidornble Iu0ueucu,and imlvers-tlh boloved. WM. KYMit (Cot.)) . l'.roollijld.Jan. lJih,l5, ProL Wood DcsrMr: Having inadi tna! ol your Hiilr Knstonttlv, It gives mo pluustiru I i s..y that Itst Uucl hus been excellent m r .-moving inQaiuullon, daudruif, aud a ron-tuut tendency to Itching, with w hich I have been troubled froui'my ih.dhood, aud has nljo restored my Hair , which was becoming gray, to Its original col .r. I h.ini used nooher nrlirle, wtlk Buy 'hing like the same pleasure and profit. Yours trul, J, K., UK AGO. 114 Msrket at., St. Lou k, Mo., March 5, lrjj. Eear Sir: I am doing on exlenatvotravel in the West and SenlliwusleruMntesasa General Agent for Adams, American Liniment, and wotil ibigbidifyou would lavor me witu a consignment ot Prof. Wood's ll.ur Lerlora'ivn, as lieolus. rured that 1 cau Intrixtuc It in many places where Ills uol knowu a my ohu bead ia a living Ustitliiiouy of it valuabtJ properliea. In rclor.n- Hie hairlo lu-. nuturul color. I am forty years old, and my hair was almost wluiu, but after ttsn-g three naif pint bottles my hair is as berutiful an burn a it was at el.itoen, and much Improved In appearance, and 1 would not be w ilho il a bottle for the price of U.-u. I should ke glad lo attend to any matter that Is ciiuiiccted with the Hair Kestorative. I have boeu lor thirteen years en. gaged in the (ame busiue and will be gltd to hcarfrom reu. My address is Paris, Tenn. ours respertiully, WM. Ii. II DOME. As some think lh original Kestorativr? couiulu. lug Sediment, inns better than Hut clunn.-d or clear we will notify II, that he rcatter we w ill put up sue keep constantly on had thai which is clear, and that w in h coniains Sediniout, hence dealers and others are requested to specify what they desire. Sold al 114 Market street, St. Louts, Mo , 3l0 Broadway, New York, and by ull drujrgi-U everywhere Allkiudsofla-uily patent medleiuosfor sale on the moil liberal terms, hi Prof. - vt oods' estubilshmeu'., IH, Market st., I.t. Louis. Psice half pints l, or six bnitlo t3; pints -,nri.ix bo'.lcs for S'J, q'inru $3, or six bottles lor $l'j. A mech lurger iliecounl will bu givm ou larger q-'aunes. Also lor Bale Prof oo l' OrieuUl Seliiiltve Lttieameiitand titanic life pills warranted b.-tter than any other or the money In ull cases refuuded airo for sale In BlisAdeld at the ma iifuetures prices by Wood Bajdall v Co. JolIA" I). PA K K.. W holesale Aent lor Cincinuatl, w ho will seliat niaiiulaeturrr's prices, Sept. 11. WEÜ 0000SIK T. .MOSTAUUE. & SON'S, DKY GOODS AND PKOULCiS DEALE1IS, METAKORA, IND. TIMS. MONTAOrg. W. r. KONTsttt'B. HAVCTO X0ST RECEIVED 0VR FALL AND winter slock ol OooOs, coiisi.ilin ul ti.w una splendid assortment of Dry Goods, . Croecries .:... iueensware, . Hardware, Hoots, Shoes, die., die, vy wouiu respocuauy soiiuti a suure ot lite putlie patronage so generously bestowed on us lurolofore. Having secured tito services of Mr. Oliver Aborcroiubie, so long -und Xatorsbly kuowu to ibis eommuuily. w e w ill spare no pain to please und give entire satisfaction to all of our cusloiuers. We bare adoplod the Cash system and are determined to oOer great induccmebU to all who nay favor us with patronage, and would cordially liivile all lo call aud examine for themselves. lu addition lo ibis we luv made urrunteiuonit to hare (Ji stow mabb Hoots b Shows of over) description eoustauUy ou bund. 1 ho highest cash price paid lor all kind of produce In exchaugo lor Cood. IHOMA.S MO.MAGL'K tt 80S. Melamora, Sep sa i GEOCXEIIS , HAUL WAKE- NAILS. ETC. Lima .v t-aruuuar are in rcviil ol full sup plies ol thechoicesl Oroeerius, and best selocud Hardware, Cutlery, and ails, alol Cominer cia I Ko w , by LI M li oi KA H ill' II A K . B. BsRTt.tTT. ii. a. nn ksxi.l .......... .... B. Bartlett & Co., Commission and Forwarding Her chants. Msstrat tvbbs or Alcwltol. Cantpiieue llt3CUo anil Hurtling: f luid. No. 28 West Front St., CHicinuali, Ohio. Linseed OH, Lard Oil. Castor Oil, Alcohol, snay 1H ly Spts. Turpentine, fotash Prussiale Potash, While Lead, Candles, March,. So:ip, Glue, fce. UE.nilUV OU UOIl.tlN. OFFICINAL VERMIFUGE. A sale, pleasant and efficient remedy for Worms. 1 1 takes Uie precedence of olliers, because, 1,1 Il Is pluawtnt, and any child will take It. Ud It requires uo niodlciuo before nor after tts use. 3d Ills no patent nostrum, but a preparation sanctioned by Iba best uiodtcul authorities. 4ih ben parent or t hyslclans are mistaken In ike symptoms, und worm are uol present. II corrects lite louse watery stools so common to children, and soothes Irritation. Korsaloby 1-KfU.USO.N ot CO., Proprietor, KichuiutiU, Ind. Hurdsal eV l!ro.. Wholesale Aguula, Corner ol Main aud Front ül., Clu.O., and by Druggists g.-u-ornllv. nov II Urn Wratcrn How opp. Callitirlu M. Ti WHITE & SOW, THOMAS WHITE & 80N, WHOLESALE nd heieil dealer. In roruigu and Amuricau Marble. Mouu insula 1 omt. Head and Fool Mniim Table Tops, Fences lor Crav Lois, and various other article. hull re ylliduotlon will be given to ail person favoring u with tluir orders. We employ the best workmen, and sell t prices lower than any other Yard. Caps and Sills on hand. Oer Agent for Hrookvllle. Is Mr. James Kennedy, Who will attend to all orders. jTici.vrosii. fttNtoui a to., CONNKKHV IIXK, I.M., nxALtasin DRY t.0()s, ItKAUV-MAUi: Cl.OTIIIN(J, HOOt'S AMI) Sllor.M.IIAHDWAHK, tll'F.UNSWAI K, .., Ac. HAVINO EECEIVED A LARGE EUFFLY ul lue ulxiye arm ies, for the Sail and t inter tittde, Ibuy will oSur greater liidiiatiiiieuls to their l iiiiotners, than were ever known in the White Water Valley, kl any previous lime. The House commenced business tn the spring, so that alt may depend upon getting new goods, and of Hi latest stylus. novoif DII.O. II. MARTIN PHYSICIAN AND STjnOEON, ANDKUSONVILLE, M? I.M'IA.NA. klMia i M1KI !I KlltUrilt WHY WILL YOU Sil AKEt yHr;.N yon cau call and gel oho bottle of rttoodst Toni l'ebrlf Ur, which la warrant". I to cure FI.VF.lt AM) AUUF, iuriiianoiill) and nolto rclum tha same season. K0 CURE-NO PAY. I'rlce f 1-ÖU per bolllu. Fersulet J, W, MOODY', oct3tf 0u door North of lbs Valley House.

AYEK'S

55? iÜ PILLS. . FOB ALL THE PURPOSES 07 A FAMILY-i? II YS I C. Thtoir has long existed a public demand fur aa effective portative pill which rnuld bo fulled on as uro and perfectly Bare la iU uporntion. 'i"hl has been prepared to moot that dennujd, itnd an exlensivo trial of its virtues has conelimitely shown with what success It accomplishes tho pnrpoae deiKTied. It I easy to make a physical pill, but not easy to make the bt of nil yuj one which should nave none of tho objections, but all tho advantages, of very other. This has besiri attempted here, and vvith what aurrrss wa would respectfully submit to tha pulilio decision. It ho been unfortunate f Ilia patient hitherto that almost eer purgativs medicine (a acrimonious and irritating to tho bowel, TUia I not. Many of them pr iduo ao nmch griping pain and revulsion in the sv-u ,. ts to mora than countprbahmce the good to'1 .! ait d from Ihrm. These pillt produce no in its tit.:.' it pain, unless It arise from a previously cxli ting tbst ruction or derangement In tl: Imweis, He'Iig wnrcly vcgeUblrt, no harm cun arise from tlieir nan in any quantity ; b"t it is better that any medicin should be taken judiciously. Minute directions for tlieir use In tho sevcrnl disease to which they are applicable are friven on the box. Amonj thb corn plaints which have been spotidlly cured by tliem, we mar mention Idvor Complaint, In Its various forma of Jaundice, Indigestion, languor and Losa of Appetite, IJstli's.mess, Irritability, Lilious Headache, liilious Fever, 1 ever and Ague, l'ain. in tha Side and Ixiiiis j for, in truth, all these are but the eonsequence of diseased action in the liver.- Aa an sptrieiit the v alford prompt and sure relief in Cotivpnema. I'ilea, Colie, Dysentery, Humors, Rerofula and Kcurry, Colds with soreness of the body, Clcer and immint of the blood, Iiirgulnritlcs; in bort, anr ana every raso where a purgative is required. Ther have also produced some singularly Biteeessful cures in Uheitraattatn, Ooit, Drojnay, Oravrl, Krysipolas, Talpitation of the Heart, Caiti in the Batk, Storuach, and Side. ITiey should bo fieely utaen in tne anrutg of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of seasons. An occasional doso stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appetite and vior. They purify the blood, send, by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, renovate the sUngth of the body, and restore the WTutcd or (Uncased energies of the whole organism. Hence un occaaioneJ Ooae ia advantageous, even though no serious derangement exist ; but unnecessary dosing should never be carried too far, 83 every purgative niedirine reduces tho strength, when taken to excee. ' The thoUHand canes in which I a physic ia required cannot be enumerated here, but incv suggest themselves to tho reason of cvenr body ; and it is coiiüdcuüy believed this pill will answer a butter purpose than any thing which has hitherto been aveilahlo to mankind. When their virtue aro once known, the publio will no longer doubt what remody to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Hctng sugar-wrapped, they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. . Tor minute directions, see wrapper on tho Uox. rKF.PAKED BY DR. JAMES C. AYEK, rracticnl mid Analytica! ChcmUt, LOWELL, MASS. Fries 25 Cents per Sox. Five Soxes for SL A YE It'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cur of COrGIIS COLDS, II0ARSEXESS, BKO.VCIIITISy .niOOPlXG-CUtGlI, CUOIT ASTII.1M. AXD tOXSlUPTIOX. ' This remedj has won for itself stich notoriety from it eures of every variety of pulmonary disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to recount tho evidences of its virtues in any community where it has been employed. So wide is the field of its usefulness, and so numerous the cacs of iU cures, that almost every section of the country abounds in persons publicly known, who hav been restored from alarming and even desperate di.ea.se cf the lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what autidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec tions of the pulmonary organs which aro. incident to our climate. Not only in formidable attacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of CoLits, Coughs, Hoabskness, Ac. ; and for Children it is the pleasantent and safest medicine that can be obtained. As it has long been in constant uso throughout this section, wo need not do more than aiuro the people its quality i kept up to the best that it ever Las been, and that the genuine article is sold by V JAsMES'C. AYER, Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Sold In Hrookvllle by M. W. Halle: Itigord 6c Depuy, Lua'fl, lud. , C. Vancamp, Melamora. .' .. ' C. Overton, Andersonville, " And ulagoncie In nearly every town lu the west. W. A. Clark, Crown I'oint, la., Traveling Agent. PROSPECTUS OF THE OP THE INDIANA AMERICAN. The twenty-fourth Volume of the Ikoisms. Amkbli'ts will begin on the 211 of December, ifii. This Isa favorabla limn to subscribe. Its in Jepondaiice ou politics; its unsurpassed summary of news, both forolgit and domestic; its devotion to the Agricultural inl.-r -sis of this Valley, aud its well selected miscellany for family read tog, milks It a favorite paper, whoreveril Is known. This Is manifest by lu extensive circulation and by th eagoriies with which it Is borrowed bt those who are too poor to take it, as well as those that are too mean. Even those whoso views it combats, read .. il regularly, for lliey love iU Independence though ' they bute its doctrine. A great many of thnsi pay or il, like men, for lliey say It Agricultural de- , psrtmeiilaiid the famrty reading are worth the cost of th paper In add ition to the honor of reading their own paper. Most of them however, dopund ou borrowing It they either hang around the tot office and go behind rtie counter till they have read il, or annoy ibelr neighbors. Ws want ever, body to read the Americau,hcuee wdo not eompluin of the Font Masters who violate the law, lu Ibis respect, nor of Ibose wbo lend the paper. Hut lo save each from the unpleasant usk, we propose lo seud It to poor people, aud mean peon e at bnlf price, or for nothing, as they prefer, rather than our snbH-rlber should be deprived of the pleasure of reading what they pay lor. . TLIIMS, . When not paid during the year 1:00 When not paid w ilblusiz months M Whenjtald lo advauce. .....S.-oo t his is as cheep as a paper this sixe can ke furnished at, en cutoff from all publio priming not even allowed the post nice priming to which it Is entitled by law. All subscriber are understood as engaging lo coir.. noe unless stipulated otherwise, yy heu a ii.ouliuuaiiCU is eoiitempluled notice should be given lo i ore ibo lim I ouland arrearage Ml'M' UK 1MIU. I'hul ourubscribers may know how the Amuricau 1 regarded abroad, we Insert Ibe fullowiog from many notice we have received by our clempoiarlcs: IH'.Mr.Coodwin Is a rctuly writer, and auBb-'e man. I he American has fallen lulo good hands. Knit tut fnllatlium. TTTMr. Goodwin wields a vigorous pen. Mr.. CTarkson made a good editor, but w kavo no doubl there are other of equal ability aud Indus- ' try. Orrrmämrg frrti. irrT. A. Goodwin I known Id this section of country as possessing talents or the II rat order, and we doubt not that ho will support the high s andlug of the American LmarrHirburg Prtit. llsooKvn.i B Amkriosh.I his paper ha boon il.slileial.ly enliirgud, and I now (s I staled by he editor) thee largest paper lu Indiana. II Is large ebo.igu In all eonsiiuiioe. Friend Good win Is one ol tlm real progressives, and we bop tils subscription list will bo as much Increasud In length si Id paper Is Increased In sUe. C'snnf rVlllr 't'ltnrt. CT'-oodwIn, rf the Hrookvllle American but been I in I roving bis paper lately. Il Is new on ol the beaieit pupurs publlahud any where. Stut Albany Tribune. The lirookv Hie American come lo us greatly enlarged and somewhat Improved In sppearenc. We believe II Is now, Ilia largest pspor, aad on of the bust lu the Male. Sihrlbyvillt tinner. jrTbo I ndlnnn A nieiican has been greatly en largiid and beautified, and Is now the largest n wspaper published In Hi state or Indiana, and Is of the clearest type also. -M'rr'rra tlht ulimn Jtlv eefe. The llrookvlllo Amcrloan ha been very ins terlully rnlurged; and Hie sharp shots w Uli which It abounds shows thai preat hers -ran edltseeuUtr papers Dot rule If lliey t hose to. Its Kilitur, Hev, V. A. Goodwin onjoys his present vocation il be had been raised loll writes and sayiju.l w but be please Bboul sit parties and innkes up a paper thai is wldu awnKe and readable tn lis every cel. uiun. OuodlucK lo bliu. i.Ki lienU Urgitlrr. Ibdunb A ass us a. This paper bss boeu luiely enlarged and ImpMved, and il ono of Ihn most Independent paper In the Mate. Il la dln-SMi ken, and generally right tipuit the gruat uivtal questions of the day. Osbf H- Afagaaiat, , Brookville, Laurel it Ktuhville MAIL LINE. mllKuuderstgiiad having tlio contrail for rsrry 1 lug the mail on th above route, would re speetluliy Inforiii Uie publie that lie will run a t oailoflal Id lluck for tlio sri uiniiiodatloii r p. nengors, from Hrookvllle lo Uurel, trl-ei'kly . Leatlng llrookvllhi Immediululy aller Hie arrival of the Mnge fron Ctiieliinel'.ou Tuesdays,! bursda)! and fslurdii), arriving at laurel the ssino yelling. Uaves Laurtd at 3 n Vl.uk A. M., en tiie some day, and arrives at Hrookvllle in time to iiMtk roiincotloii with the stage lor CIwviiiim11. He Is also prepared to sonwy passo.igeis ftem l.aurct;td aiiyipurinf Hi coiliilr Ibey limy wl.h to visit, on reosouablo terms. U.W, I'Ak SH, aug. V4. 1'rupriU'or, TrrrAilPAPEa. J The largu.tassortmenlver olferedto IU public, for sale alSO. t Commercial How, bv LlNC&tVrAUyiUliAK

FALL GOODS, INT (JHEAT AIUJNDANCK, AT JvO 1 CüIilMEHCIAL ROY, 3STIIUV ItltlCK 111 II.DI.t., B. W. Cor. Main Rur-'essit Head I. EEOOKYILLE, INDIANA. SHStUII, jRO.W.rskQUMsB. LIIi'CK Is receiving the hsud.omr.t assortment ol Fall goods, ever opened In tuts market selected by himself with imususicar with reference Iv I'rlre. hlele, snd ttualliy be challenges Iheroininerrinirralerulty oil tie valley to surpass bis slot k. I'heseiili-rpartiier.Mr. Lisrs. rives hlscntlr" atLeutlo to Iii trade keeps well posted lb sly In, price, and (null ly .of goods lu the market makes hli pun iin.l 5 'n Clnrlnitati -and tslhtrvby ftsbled o present s fr.-. stork lo his customers every lid rty oval sty its) . Our Irieuds and Ihn pu'dlr ar all especially lavlled lo exMuune our sto, k.as we are dnlerauued lo txi ki lu nur cit.irt. to cau r to yourtaste and

Interest. ns tr n doing so wbul. rveeur own. rep i i -as j TH2 GREATEST MEEICAL DISC0YE2Y OF THE AGS, IS AVKU'S CATHARTIC PILLS. They don't rFreiii!alnl., bet they ruft them. Onnllox. Iiaacuied Dyspepsia. Three Hotel have cured thu worslcase of HcrofuIh. Two flotes bave Cured ttrvslpelii. One Hox always cure Üs Jaundle. I I. res Horn, are sure to cl.'ans tlm ry'ateni from Bolls Ollrn les Uiuu one doe 11. 1 wo Hflv.es hare completely cu e.t tits worn of ulcers on the legs. ' . Small tl.tae utd yin fall to Cur Ibe Piles. One dose cure the beadatlieariaiiigfrent a foul stomach. Mroug dose often repented ex pel every worm from tho body. I hi-y should be n-ivrn lo chlldrea who are always more or h-M aithclnd wna tUis ftoiirge. Asa genilit i'hytle they hsro no äqual. Ona liox cures derangnmettt f the Liver. Half a box cures a eol.l. They purity the blood, and thus strike al Ihe f.iUBdlillolH l every disease, As a U! nner I'ill ill ere is not lltftlr c-j-t j.1 la th world. - 1 hey uie purely vepeuite ,nd rsn do no hnrei, btll doii .v iiiptlsb uii tinioVdunUtbU amount r good. l-r.-rred by JI-. J. C. A Y Kit, Hractlml CbeinisL. IrfiWcil Mru-s.. and sold by ad Hrugt.ta and Dealers In Medicino through ibis section, bold by . M. W. Hade, Hrookvllle, )lid. tilfl'.rd 5i Uepny. Ijnir.-l ,k ' C. Vaui uiup, Melitioora, C. Ovcrioii, Aodersonvl)le, : Oell'J3:U NEW DRUG -STÖRS. iSICll 07 TUS C0LLE3I M0ETAB-) joim Mr. .MOODY, IKA I.Y.K IN '. : . Drug, Ifdlrinrsi, t'nlnl, Oll, DrrMulIt Frrfmacry, Soltow! Hook Mallnncrjr, I'm and ; ltf kfiC'itlltTf , Ac.,. IFt'! side of Main f.. i'txt door to tie VALLEY HOUtiE, BOCKVILLÜ, IKCIAI7A : ' Tt A HKS pleasure In liif.ir..iliig lint public g'?n . orally, thul bsls now In receiptor wsd op.-n-Ingln hisjiew room.oppoiiie Uio i'ui. lie Square, a full slock of allGoodsin hlsline. "sslock Of Drugs and Medunes Ho can say with all cor.Qdenco Is u t surpassed, eitlierin quality orvarlety lyaoy olherhouseln the county , nor at as low prices. Hi stork of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c.; Koptbybiiä Iscompleteia every pail, lain now openingan elegant assnrlmcutof - English, French atid American ' . ' Perfumer teg, ; All of w hich have beeu jitircliasod alsurh prices as will enable uie to sellal Ibe loweslrale. 1 bave mado arrangement with a large publishing house In Clncliinatl to be kept supplied wnh sdithe varieties ef School" "Books, : I'sedln the School of this toao u-t t icLnity,ietides ao excellebl assortnicnt of . Staple :iuJ Fancy Stationery, which will be disposed of at reduced prices. I have also a very fine assortment or Fen and Pocket Cuticry. all of which are fresh Importulioosaud many new patterns. . ror any oi tue awot ear numerous oiuerarucies usual lly kept inhousesollikecbaracter, the publie Brerespeelfullylnvllodto the"IS!gti of theG iSlgti of the Golden Mortar." JOHN W. MOODY. .No.o tf. Co 'kr-ti IMPORTERS AXD JOBBERS IK WATCHES. JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS. iao MAIS ST UK KT.. Ü5DEK COMMERCIAL BARK CIN CISNATI. Watch Makers' Tools and ' Materials. . Not. II, 1853, 7 I jr. tie-rf e 'aH'TAftr NO. 342 MAIN ST.: BETWEEN TII, AAD 927. I rEEr? constantly on baud a beautiful aasor IV mentof IIAfS AND CAPS, oflhe most fashionable kind. Ho invites bl old friends at hrookvllle to give hi in a call when Ihey visiitiie citv. May 7, IrJjJ I yr JZ. il- IV. CUFFIX st CA: i i?rr t .?. ud i ov r,rTTvirirDo sKDXtBirtrTrctRsop fflffiUmiMf & FACTORY Audallktudsof Uraas Work; Delersla Leadline, topper, Klork I to, copper l ivls,hollei, Solder aud .Metal 1'scking. Second tru-t, bet. Broadway anuL.ua low, Cincinnati Ohio. 'I VThetrBeltsareexeeulod on rw and Impro vd principles, superior to any 'tdry ia the World. Xov.ll, lr.S3.47 lyr. jons Ts IT. a. W. TilT. TAIT . & SOU, : connission iiercsants, ,an ntsLts in 1 0: fa tH fa "I No. 2 Walnut St., Cincinnati,?. Give ran?, attestiox to the bale Or Fl.tlCK, l'üliil, IIA Cin, LAKi, LÜT-U-r, Kggs, Grain, Feathers, Dried Fruit,, Potatoes, Onnaus, Are. Liberal CASH advancement na ad 6 on consignments. Order for Groce ries sad Manufactured Articles solicited aud rilled on the in-wl favorable terms. . , way in ly IMPORTANT TO FAM'tlERS. THE UNDERSIGN ED HAS OPENED A SHOP un Maui liurgea. treel. In ,V Hie building fornierly necnplud lfy by John Adams, where he Is pre1 in red lo snpi ly customers with I ' JRIDLEii. SADDLES.ke-u -av WHIPS, and every artlrle usually round la a Srst class ha. Idle and llanies shop, al Cincinnati prices. Having bad several years etperlenoe la the business, he Is comBdenl of success. II Is prepared to do all klud of repairing al short notice. may 'ii illy HOWARD NKYER, C'Uey.M:US Il.I.f. Iron Foundry, QEEHABT & THOXPSOir, IHurronsors to W. F. Gebhearl) Wholesale aud Ketall talers in looKinuAMU iii:Ario t roves, MO ' Castings of every Description. rTT'Moae on Monroe strict, s few doors Fouth oflhe Coartllosao.t) Wo keep eoaslantly oa Band tho largest and best assorlinenlol 1'ooklng Moves In Um valley, and having reeenlly lut-rvased our farilllle for manu lecturing, we Have tietermtnea tessLband w a aas BT our Moves and castlufs AT CINCINNATI miCESl We continue to manufacture th Mate Fair prmlu nt 1IATIIAWAV COOIvlNO STOVE, new admitted to be lh bkst cooking Uv In th lulled huu-sl tWe also giautilat iura lh Trendurn or Men l ooking Move, with 4 or 0 holes aad large ov.na. yy sr prepared to rurulah, wuolbsslb sad IT 1 1. , Sad Irons, Wagon Boxe, and Irons, &c, &c, at city Prices. A general assortment of TINWAHE. KAVETHOUGIIrt, A J10UÖK81'0UT1N0, kept ou band and mad lo order. JoA Castings of all kinds. ma.la la a tuprtr tnsnner, at short notice. Having emi-loyed esperleueed wuramea. we Invite special alteutUB to Ibe lactthatwe warrant our Moves tu perlet in well, and, our castings generally lo be of good iiiktsral or lbs tuoucy re i un pud. .. ti. sua Castings, Old Copper, and.Cosatry I'rudue taken In Kacbaiigo, j Muyls-Ai-ly . i iiiurs AnbrfAiiJ. rplIU uiiderilgtied have snd will always kcp on -s- hand a general asaortmeiil of Iron ami alla, Bulled tUlllad low. for rash. Ct KU , ' 1 VMttt dt KIM1U.B.

t-e.f1L. -. sj.aania. wis, e Liiw lJLL Lr rirMri .Ma-ysv hi bsi. Irnportcr and Jobbers cf aoglsf.m c. ...J.II. Piacticiil I'tiot in j '.Maker. , . ' 1 A HUMlnpY,l f...te.rfi ' i Oil bu.'f.i-p, la I ,e . t.e.a li..l. 1 V lmn v-ir- i ... . . . tinlsp.nhe.ehere tws;l Lsiisnry see Ins frieude. and by stril t alle i. Una kik i. i - . . . i In tha trudo.aud with a Brio dt icri,i;,.aii t work n.Ht,i,1c w,,,,. htmXot wk ' good BU, he exceevflo merit . ,1,.,.,, .r,' polr mugt. tvgor ewe,j b.1,, wrt f Ju d 't crlplisn nisde 10 rder.and of the fet I'sr.i.and I'hiUdiljil.yaatvIr. . : . ' "' Jsuusry C Irj4-l y ,. . t' ' - ! p ',; . ..i .... . T, SMITH Dealer 'in 4 Clockt. I2K AST ith ST. f P'üßl'TE ii: ki.so. jioim: tI.VIATI, Ohio. S0-4T-ly 11.' I). CIIIP.MAN 4, CO., CsmmlMlon & roru-nrdlnir . M ERC 11 A N TB. "".iSS'- ' CITtCISgaTt. - - f tBmiir.e r-i v J - ------ .. . i hi ob fsy V Co. ; Morrison . .ewrv twe.dSlblavsVSAr'.rhl: St. lUH.Osstli,, . ui i i'ubui, : n.t.ta.rewa i4. , COSSEaSVItUB.TBS. : A.N. iPf.iuc. fa. A. H. Con well Ai Kons. ! George Ciiloapl. Ltbwrat eaals tdlvicaeiiM iaa.t nul,.. me,- a.it-l.ljr. 1TCC22, TOfillClI, KEYS A CO., ' Boksellert and Stationer . .. S3, West FOUttk rit'ett. . . ' C INCJ N NAT I , , Take greU pleasure In a;. ir!!t that t'iry li.tve taken .(.to,,irni t.f iiioepaflrtjaand etraiit bu'.i.i. leg just erected al u , y,,u the areuruinodatieo of U.e,r .i.lee. - " ' ' Directly o,jwtilet,eir Old Stand, Jio. BS, West FonrtH Strset. and half a sou.r. westoftbei, ftyor Blank H.K.S , More, tt the corner of Fei.nl. ot.4 M.t. .tAX for r"",iUU"'',im,;',lD VHK-nualletl faell.Je MANUKA CTUKIXC HOOKS either Hrsnk, for tht Counting Moese or Offlee or printed, for the L,b ry or Tir.. Koon.' ihe bigliest les of (h ait f i Coosutntly tor Sulo, . VaTe.ble Vw Put. hcaiiou. F!nd,j worss in I be logT ct-hftol. and ( U lraHiöük ' reb 8 AUK)kfe. WILsrACH.KKV CO Blank Deeds, öc. .ere nas jasiooen liaiied st this oTce a new andbeautiful edition ed (llh. Heeds, short lorrB. Ushaviia to. Umii'igi... iu.... . .. . .loners' ItoiuM tlJ?1: bubpet.- "- ana GrocerieD r" 7.7, sun wen sclertedof late win' 'do1 "P . nd H. IJ. Kola-aea. Cuba Honey, l:ic, N.ii,, Wludow GMaaa.inie2 all. k.Tui:. , ' -wrT.wun every articJe usa. ally kedt by Grocers, allofU'st oualiuiw. warranted to give a.tlseUoB.for 1 a o u al i tics to salt, at the owe.t r,.H. S"anu.s ley S V rF.' . o A AROÄ A . COLTKK. ! - . CHEAI AND (Jc5Öl) FURIJITUnS. ret of the world, that he kee a 00,1 supply or all kinds ol Forolturs a" bl. i -Ji braiih otLyna Carriage shop. , A,b, makes meet of it himself, bee.n rec- V't j?! T." tttA tws oat of j J I Ihesbop. r-erson.whowa.tBBvUilng 1 In bl line would do well to eailana eumt... work" .nd ,h, ririce Kef ore buying "14"" VNDEBTAEI170.-1 Ilokecp.Bllkli.d.o001. rewdy-made and a good Hoarse with which be ca attend7arVu lit town or country. Give blot a call. ,n Joneoimaiy ; ;i. waLIAM PKAXK. WIlIGHf'S FEVER AUD AGUE lIDLTUIkE For ChUh and Fevers, Itcmittent mnd Inlermilktil Fevers, and General Delility. WBiailTS WMPlf D VIB Alf D AGUE . IS A KEVER rAILISO REUEOT. This preparatioB being entirety . veritable i.rduct.0.., tu eaeci. npvu the sy.iera Mrjly Z lutary. Improving the general health sod invigoTaling th eon.t.tuliou. It .. bi. at. i7g Kim.bv. form, residing In Pe, Ltj aZIZ hckby ccaslor.klly lakuig IIüau qüabUU "f tue. thu become know n. tu .i MrtwitTwv ml. ery ether mediein Is mpmillito to longer he.luto srb.t remedy to twtJ il caoe. of I hills and Fever, the ear Is SUwa ' been found a mot efflcatiow and ein-edy reatedv rrrtoruig the tone of u, .oiSMrh aud fcrlVlUi aervous system gen.rallv. riag tue The rapid sale of tai' taedlotne, lu uuivemal aad sun rlaing eff.eaey w here it 1 a.d, attested by tne nnoteroa certificate whlrh wo areeaaMaaUv reeelviug, Warrant, in as-rrting tt hasoWa before toe public.. FETÜK T. WKICHT & CC? Importer., ChemljU snd Wuolcsala HrurgisU. r. v" v. , - ' arketst , Philadelphia, Ä Tob had of Kruggisu and merchauugwi.erallT. For sale by r ' M. W. IIails, J.W.Moodt aad Ü. D.DrBOia. aag. St. , . . . laurel seminary. riVHE 8EC0XB TES2I OF TE1S irmTTJX Iton, uuder U. present Hoard U InsuucUoa. w ill eemmeDce Monday, the 3rd of Septetnber.aBd continue eleven week. Further rraBgeaseoU la regard to term and Vacations will hm made, and aunouiiced at lh clos of Uta Term. Taltlon Per Quarter. For Beading, WMUng, Spelling, Cewcrepbs- .' and AnHimfUc . t"J Comaioohng llik Kran che, Piinosophr Ineluded ..p Higher Kngliab LlntBehes, Creek aadLaUu"Unguages 4jM So deduction will be wad f r absence, except "fÜr0! l,rv,re- "no, or other te anavoidable delay . All bill, lor tuition are eooslder-d due s4 the end of tue term, and must be prowptt. It ia urrMtiitv in..i..i k. . v. - I m. . ,1 T J ' "i"v"' vj sracuera, tnat all who d.sigu t ttond, will be prewent on th . , ( lu" u'rra' lls school w III aw claasiaIII eery desiraW that Uo rale be stneUy nil tl Tilled a-; I K a. ..II.. . . . .... ' . , . . .. I, v.i vi. ecvount er HM COBfeuieneaof the teacher, as the Interest of the student. CR. MARSH. I Asaodato nf3 W a,tGHLE ruaclf-slfc DEEPS OO0E8.i.AlilKB' l-KFSg GOOD!. bh.M LKNKN'R WI.NTKK WF.A h. FA .Mr AMI PLAIN HKKSK Nli.KK. Wll 1 1 K AMI KM HKOIlihKKU COOHS. 1. A IM KK a l.h K V L A NB Co U.A Ka. CIIK.MIKlli,MAlKI-K(.Mli.Fg,4lC. For sale at Xo. I CawinerrlalMsMv.by marSllni LI.MCK h FAKQUUjtK. U A V & M ATLACri. WtlOLtSaLBBBsLlailB DKY tiOODO, No. 57 . PEAlt'L tfTKJCKT, BKT. WAI.RVT & VIKR i'itpititi., vi.ivie.lj 1 villi. March 171 SJsyl Bounty Linib. TTiucif irerr ,v cnri rcrrnt rzxr bskas on bauds prllilwd loini f i bUinu g bounty land ander Ut art ofk arckl. I", aad tn promt uplly attend lo all applirauoo far land idacl. snay II list ander saul L. A. llHAtiLtV, Late with Join , Itrus.di Ce. 1 Peart nt iw A. USAMKY, O. hMAil.k.Y, Lalaef iKihanatkCo. ClllOlOtiBll, O, iDOMa'-.i'.. DL1ÄCLGV C?.C:3 1 wtioi.BSAt a abb arraii-WBttsts g Jcwtlrr, rsiUrr A riirt Mstrc W ATCI1L, CtllCU, , WtTTBt tBB' BlStwni'. WLaaassa-n . ricrth-v? xt Ccr, cf TczrO & llz'ji CUeets, CL:tlriU K, B. W alehes Hajmlrcd B4 Ka-eaaed la boba orstlrcr. eiS7tt7 FIItK WOUKß Candies, Kuts and Irdl?. Wholesale wd r.tall by JOHN II, TJYZr.3. bo29I MslnMrvel, bet. rtr.k A4 f'.lU,Vll Bilde. ciNcirmATie tT All orders prompllf tiled sod f i:trS warranted full weight. Her. U,loM,4. I r. ;

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