Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 16, Brookville, Franklin County, 4 April 1856 — Page 4

THE VAUBV FARIWER-OEVOTBO TO THE TRÜB

IMCS, AND WORKING MEN, m fUllvluild iflMvUfi

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From taa Stfentfiic American. rLotM xnn bkf.ad. makfh, alLLEHM, Mmwbb Editors: Wheat sown in the fall will produce grain much heavier than the same seed sown in spring; and one hundred lbs. of winter wheat flour will make more and Detter bread than one hundred lbs. of flour made from spring wheat. Millers find it economical to use large stones in grinding; but large atones injure the quality of the flour. No mill-stono should be over three feet in diameter, flour from such a stone will make more and better bread than flour made from a 5 foot stone; so that 1 00 lbs. of winter wheat ground with three foot stones, and baked v..- - ' uj gur uei, w.u. , drags and chemicals at present used, will make 170 lbs. of good bread. 100 lbs of the same deflout lked as women ris hr a Blt rhAt lomiliac will melra I 4 - bake for their families will make 140 lbs. of good bread. 100 lbs. of bad flour, baked as women bake for their families, will make 100 lbs. of pretty good bread. By bad flour I do not mean flour which has received any damage from heat or damp, or from any other cause; but I mean sound spring wheat, nicely and finely ground, with large stones, 5 feet or more in diameter flour that almost any one except master bakers, would pronounce to be "sroeifine, A. No. 1." One pound of dough, if baked m an oven, in pans, will make one pound of bread; nice large sweet of nutritious qualifications, use-1 ful principally as a kind of vehi cle to transport butter into the human stomach. One pound of dough baked on tho brjeks in the bottom of the oven will lose 2 or 3 ounces in weight in baking, and will not look so nice, but it will be sixty per cent moro nutri tious than thi same amount of dough baked in the pan. This statement in relation to baking in pans and on the bottom of the oven may seem incredible to most people, und I would advise all persons not to believe what I have stated until they choose to try the experiment themselves. la the annv we have issued to us every morning sixteen ounces of bread; those that got their rations in pan bread would eat it all for their breakfast, and hardly be able to know what had become of it; while those that got their ration of oven bottom baked bread would have enough for breakfast, dinner, and some times a little for supper. If good flour in barrels be stored in the same room with barrels of salt or salted provisions, in warm weather, in three or four weeks the flour will become sour, but if it then be taken into a dry building where there is no salt or salted stores, the flour will become regenerated and will make good bread. When the flour is dry and not musty, and a baker wishes to judge of its quality in his own shop, he squeezes a handful of it tight, and if, on opening it, the flour retains tho shape of the hand and fingers, it is a sign that it possesses the good qualities I have mentioned above; if it crumble down on opening the hand, it will not make as much nor as good bread. When a baker is inspecting flour, not in his own shop, or in the presence of outsiders, he takes a handful carelessly, squeezes it tight, and then throws it back into the barrel; if the lump keeps its shape, or breaks only into two or three pieces, he will buy it; if, on the contrary, it goes into fine powder, he will not have it, because it will not make much nor good bread. T. ROYAL. .Prom the X. V. Independent.) SNOW rOW KB THE LOCOMOTIVE AN THE RAI.". by mxnr wa&d bkxchx. Is there anything in the world so devoid of power as a snow flake. It has no life. It is unorganized. It is not even a positive thing, bnt is formed negatively, by tbe withdrawal of heat from moisture. It forms in silence and in the obscurity of the radiant ether far above eyesight or hand reach. It starts earthward to thin, so filmy and unsubstantial, that gravitation itself is at a loss to know bow to get a hold upoft it Therefore it comes down with a wavering motion, half attracted and half let alone. We have aat and watched the tail of snow until our head grew diazy, for it is a beautiful sight to persons speculatively inclined.

A hor is au &ess w f "ding dnurn n simnlo ('AroiPKR. thnililit-

leas motion, that leads you to i think that nothing can be more unonchalent than snow. And then it rests upon a leaf, and alighta upon the ground with such a dainty step, so softly, so quietly, that you almost piiy its virgin helpless new. If you reach out your hand to help, your touch destroys it. It dies in your palm and departs as a tear. Thus the ancients feigned that let me see, what was it that they feigned? Lot's spouso went into salt That was not it. Niobo to stone, several into vegetables, somo iuto deer, but was nobody turned into a fountain? Ah, yes, Arethusa. But now that we have hit tho thing that dimly floated in our memory, it is not a caso to the point, so we will let Arethusa flow (slide) and return to our snow. If any should ask what is the most innocent thing on earth, he might be answered a snow-flake. And yet, in its own way of exert ing itself it stands among the foremost powers on earth. When it fllis tho air the sun cannot shine, the eyes become powerless, neither hunter, pilot, guide, nor watchmen, are any better than bli d ' mole - .... are on a level of vision. All the kings of the earth could not send forth an edict to mankind, saying, "Let hbor cease." But this white-plumed light-infantry clears out the fields; drives men home from the highway, and puts half a continent under ban. It is a despiser of old land-marks, and very quietly unites all properties, covering up fences, hiding paths and roads, and doing in one day the work which the engineers and laborers of the whole earth could not do in a year. But let the winds arise, (itself but the movement of soft, invisid f fti ftnd how h the seeming of snow üe7chan2ed. In anftin3tant th ged. In an instant the air moves. There is lury and spite in the atmosphere. It pelts you, and searches you in every tbld and seam in your garments. It comes without search warrant through every crack and crevice of your house. It pours over hills, and lurks down in valleys, or roads, or cuts, until in a night it has entrenched itself formida bly against the most expert human strength. For now, lying in drifts far and wide, it bids defiance to engine and engineer. All these thoughts we had leisure to spin last night, while we lay within two miles of Morristown, N. J., beating away at a half a inile inclined plane heaped j with snow. We look upon the encine as the symbol of human , skill and power. In its summer rush along a dry track it would seem literally invincible. It comes roaring up towards you, it sweeps gigantically past you, with the wild scream of its whistle, waving the bushes, and rustling tho grass and flowers on either side, and filling the air with clouds of dust and smoke, and you look upon its roaring course gradually dying out of sight, and roaring as if some supernatural develop ment of might had passed by e "i a i it you in a vision, out now tnis wonderful thing is as tame as a wounded bird, and all its spirit is gone. No blow is struck. The snow puts forth no power. Ii simply lies still. That is enough. The laboring engine groans and pushes; backs out and plunges in again; retreats and rushes again. The snow is everywhere. It is before it and behind it. It penetrates the whole engine, is sucked up in the draft, whirls in sheets in the engine room; torments the cumbered wheels, clogs the joints, and packing down under the drivers it fairly lifts the ponderous engine off from its feet and strands it across tho track! Well done, snow ! That was a notable victor'! Thou mayest well consent now to yield to scraper and snow plow. In a few weeks another silent force comes forth. And a noiseless battle will ensue, in which this now victorious army of flakes shall be itself vanquished. A rain drop is stronger than a snowflake. One by one the armed drops will dissolve the crystals and let forth the spirits imprisoned in them. Descending quickly into the earth, the drops shall search the roots, and give their breasts to the myriad mouths. The bud shall open its eye. The leaf shall lift up its head. The grass shall wave its spear, and the forests hang out their banners. How significant is this silent, gradual, but irresistible power of rain and snow, of moral truths yi this world! "For as the rain Cometh down and the snow from heaven, and returneth not thither but watercth the earth, and maketh it bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower and bread to the eater, so shall my words be that goeth forth out of my mouth; it shall not return un

i shall prosper in the tiling whore to I sent it. Vrom the Hum I American. now to.kkei aciona. Mr. Miner, Sir: Having roud in several agricultural papers, various plans for keeping scions, all (lifl'cri -lit from the one I practice, I thought proper to communicate my plan to tho public through the columns of your valuable paper. The plan is as follows, viz.: After cutting the scions from the tree, which I do iu February or March, I cut off the butts square with a sharp knife; I then tie them up in small bunches with a soft string, tying a small piece of leather to each bunch, on which I write the name of tho variety with ink; I Ihon tie several of these bunches together in une bundle; 1 then take them bite the cellar and raise them up and let them fall two or three times on a board or plank to even the hutts, ami then set the bundles with the butts downwards on the groiuul in a moist place, but not in the water. Here I let them stand until I want to use them. All that touch the ground keep per-! fectly well; those that do not, generally wither and die. As it is very necessary to have ail the butts touch the ground, I think it advisable to take the bunches once a fortnight and even them on a board or some even surface. I learned this plan from a successful grafter, who had practiced grafting about thirty years, and having practiced it myself for the last twenty-five years with pefect success, I think it cannot be bea. i ... .j . ten. nevertheless mv mind is open for conviction. ' I Yours with resnect, E. CRbSS. Hoosick, Rensulaer, Co., N. Y. White hair is the chalk with which Time keeps its soore two, three, or fourscore, as the case may be on a man's head. tST What animal has the greatest amount of brains? The hog, of course, for ho has a hogshead full. ÄflPln Paris ladies wear daggers at their girdles. In America they wear them in their eyes. fwaT"We retain men better by the ill we can do them than the good we can do them. JLTA young fellow was talking politics with a young lady whom he adored. Her name was Mary, and she sympathised with the Know Nothings. "Oh!" said the, in a depreciating tone, "I sec you are not a Nnow Nathing." "Oh, no, of course not," said he"how could I be, when I worship the i ' ry PHONETIC ALPHABET. . aeh latter baa the sound af tbe ifaWaatMii leuai or IsUon In the Illustrative words. latter Sounds. Name. Long Vowel. B . etl . . . a B e . earth . . e a I . alo . . . a A . air ... a. H u . arma . . q. O . all . . . e 0 o . oak . . O D a. OOf . . CD Short Vbwelt. 1 i . ill ... it E e . 11 . . . et A e . am . . .et (I a . aek . .at O o . oa . . . ot U a . up ... at U u . wood . u t DipJtthonga 9 j . ice .... i ff tr . oil . . . r TS v . owl . . U u . dupe . . u Coaleacenta. Y y . yea . . y W w . tray . . wa Breathing. II . Aay . . ha Letters. Sounds. Same. Eapiodents P p jrole . B b . Jowl . G T t . foe . . . ta 1) d . doo . . . de G j . cAecr . ga J j . jeer ... Ja K k JHng,rn. ka G g . ;ame . . ga Continuants. F f .ear. . . ef V t . veer . . to R t . tAigh . . it II d . ty . . da 8 . oal . . es Z l . zoal . . sa X J . amil . . if X 5 . virion . ga Liquid, R r L 1 raro all or el Natal. M m . main . N n . none . TJ tj . sine . . em . an frTbe marks of punctuation are the sans as in the ol.l tirlbdanipnT, excepting tbe ftiUowtaf changes an.l additions: I be mark of ItitorrofaI Uoh i Is filureM iietom tne oral word in a seuieoee Indloatf. n iuit, i at me rnu m a aeniencu mm rate doubt; f laughter, I surprise; ; sorrow vwtd aiguilles Uta omleslea af a letter. the luv ee uaEiv. Gildren, luv tt vAer, Let no biter wurd Spokn tu yd bruder From yttr lips be herd. Twjn ydfir qnnz ab$t him, Hold him tu yor hqrt, Never, never dt him, Yd ma hav tu jxirt. Sbterz, luv ctj udcr, Yerz qj f Utirj fast, 8rz spent tugeder Wil not olwtz last Let no arjgri felirj Iu ydEr buzoms riz, Luv l'r.jui fond hqrte strliy. Iz beyond ol pris. Wcl du i remember IK a lnviy baud We wer ol tugeder, Fata) hand in band InT hapi rjildhul, In erli daz, Pre az berds in wtldwud, Jcrus az dar laz. Bat vr band ia brokn, Fairwclz hav bin aed, Last wurdz bav bin spokn, Sam v wid de ded ; We ha 8ia qr pqrtcd, Skatcrd fqr and wd, HwqT fjildhud sported Fq ov us aljid, Let eg wun luv de nderz, Yttr hqrta in frcndip blend, Mankjnd qr aiatera, broden, And Luv iz qf. grat end. Gildren ovwun Fqder (II .it wun de God abuv,) ud never bat, but ruder Ljk hint, be Hid w id lav.

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Gi W. COFFIN, BELL k BRA88 P01 NDEft DBALRR INliKAl), ZINC, ( OJi'ER, UM K TIM, RFEIiTER MOI.nrtt, ui:ru. I'lcKiMii ii h ns Of KV U HIN I I i s, A ., AC. !e. I US A; MM Aiaat Mn:u. or I -umhin Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. If Y HKLLM are eseeeted An true "rlonlloV and .I Hvrtnontau nrinrii. Harmon tau lea, a fulloaxxl In iko trat Hell Pounderiee of fl raaatiy, Kran.-.-, 1 1 . I ! :i n 1 ami Knglaiiil nuv 7 ly J no. i.oVoNKua. IICONNOR k BKIITIIRIi. wiouiiLi oaaLaat rOBEIftN AMD DOMESTIC Y GOODS KO. 81 rKARLRTRRKT, HKTWKK.1 VfMK AND RACK, CINCINNATI. 0. march ? ly WIIOI.KS I.K DKAI.EKK IN STAPL i: A 51 D FANCY DRY GOODS, (VC. NO. 89 PEARL NT., BET. '.'INK dt RACE NTS. mar 7 ly CIXCHTOATI, 0 w. t. a. :uaati. a. j. wi aaoa. T. B. HARRIS, NKI lili IS T A"A I'll I II K( UX a e, ' a a . . a iai . I lä X I 8. R. COR. t A MAIK KT. CINCINNATI, 0. march 7 ly PETER NEFF & SONS. wnoucaaui HARDWARE nr. t n its. 5o. 93..Pearl St. betVine & Race, CINCINXATI, O. march T ly at. . rntrM4N. w. t. (irtraua. H, D, CHIPMAN & CO, C o tit ni I a I n n St I'nrtvnrdlne MERCHANTS, WTSWATMCANALBA8IN,CI2I INNA I I. KEFEUKX i n: ciaTclüJaATl. caataaiooa ity, ta. John Swaaey Jc Co. ; Morrlaon h Newby Ulkl.. A. A4'l.l. . II JL. 11 It f kit. xeereidt Kitchen, taAMMowanu.' coBHBaavtLLB.iae. : A .K. Wlfrajtna eV-Co. A.B.conii s0a. : neorKediTiaapie. I Ik 1 -W - .1 1- .. l biuaill cnan lurinivmviiii iiiäu m . ii4iiiienl. aoWMH-lyr. es X tu a. is i i i . . PEE1 & SONS'; ORItilNAL NO. 1, 738 lOUM. NO. 71 WALNUT STRRET, East Side bet.etk A 7th KU., (next door North of "Walnut St. Mouse," Cincinnati, Ohio. Prom the long practice that wa have had for nearly forty years iu Kurope and SI'.W YOKK and in this city for tho last inrto -n years, we reel con Quern lu saying, tiiut all goooa intrusted lo oar care will be done In tbe best stjlo and ourcharfea on Blacks will be uo per cent loss than anv other food Dying Kslabllshmcnt lu Ibis in). Oar Steam Uye works and bteam Plnlablng Apparatus ts not surpaaaed by any ulber Dylhg Kulabltahmeut In tbe .Vast. Oeiitaemens clothing renovated In the beat style. Lautes silk Urease, Crape, Brochs. Printed Bay State Hbawls, Poplins and Merino Dresses (loaned without dying. Table a d Piano Covers renovated. Carpet cleaned b Machinery without ripping and the Colors retained perfect. Dresses dyed Black for 9 l ,. This Is tbo only Dye Hons, thai ever displayed their work In a show window, after It bad been cleaned or dyed, which glrea the Publican opportunity lo decide according lolbelrown Judgment, which la the beat Dyer la the City, may II ii ly BLA111LV tV SIMPSON HO. 11 PKAKL STREET, CIHCIKSATI, OHIO. taroBTBas An Daai.aas ia rOKEIOPf AID DOTH:vnDRY GOODS HA VB aow In store a full and fresh stoek of Staple aad Faaey Dry Goods, to which taey are making daily accessions. They Invite an examInaUoa of their stock by dealers vlslUng the city hie spring. mar 7 Jw LATIMEB UB9 1 WW. IMPORTERS A.fD WHOLES A I.K DKU.KKS IN bvbbt pxstatmoa or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IIA It DM AHK,( I ri.llIIV,!.! NiVi ,u. 7 1 TI is i it Mtreetf near Penrlt CINCINNATI, OHIO, R.J. L4T1MI. I, l.COLIU. j.trnroa. OI'R STOCK for the spring trade, mainly of our own Importation, or direct from American Manufacturers, is now very heavy and complete. Orders, aad tho (avor of a call, and porsonal oxamluattoa of Stock and prices respectfully solicited. Cincinnati, March I, '56 Jm' MN1TUT TO IU. HORSLEV&EJjlERi FRONT STREET, BET. WESTERN ROW AND JOHN, CINCINNATI, OHIO Dealera In all kind of Lumber and maiinfarr tnrers of Sash, Doors, Blinda, Window Frames, Mouldings, Base Pilasters, Weather Boarding. White and Yellow Piste Flooring, (Shelving for Stores, Palling for Fenon both sldes,of various thlekness inside Uniah brbou.es. bmentwill be found lobeofgroat, c e a Boards planed suitable for the This establish benedl to persons building in the country, as they can be supplied here with all the materials ready made oflamber, thoroughly seaaoued fur auUbiuif houses. Iu Uie Lumber Yard connected with this establishment there is kajit for sale an extensive assortment of Lumber for all building purposes. Hash prlayed and glazed, constantly on hand. All ordern promj-tly attendod to. TEEMS CASH. GIICIIMATI M&BBLE WORKS IVeate.n How opp. Cuiharinc : T. WHITE & SON, FTTHOMAS WHITE v SON, WHOLESALE X andKetall dealers In Foreign and American Marble. Monuments Tombs, Head and Foot Stones Table Tope, Fences for Grave Lots, and various other articles. Entire satisfaction will be given to all persons favortasj us with their orders. We employ the best workmen, and seilst prices lower than any other Yard. Caps and Sills on hand. Our Agent for Brookville. Is -Mr. James Kennedy, who w mattend to allorders. KYANOT1LLR ASA IGLE II ART, (Lateof And Kuecesnorto Ingle, Wheeler & Igle aarlln KealKslale Agende,) Aitornry al l.uw mud Steal Kstate Aareat WllUtlend lo the Collection of Debts, tbepur ehaaeandsale of Heal Estate and all other proleaaionai ousinraa uiiruaieu 10 iniij 111 , snupr burgh, and the adjolnlngcountiesln Indiana. llJ Orri a Hill I IIB ' lAll-IAHftj KV ANN VII. I. K, 1 N 1)1 A! taäl. BROOKVILLE. Watches & Clocks. Win. DAWSON TKINDEHSIUS SV.il IT vtees lo the clttiens of Hmokvllleand vicinity, in the capacity of Watch and Clock .Tinker and Hepalrwr, making and mending JEWELRY, bo Long experience aod strict PUNCTUALITY are his recommendations. shop 3 doors North of Ltnck iV PaMohar's store. Olvemeacall every body, and I wilt warrant sallsfaeUoa. June I '51 . TEEMS OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN Subscription when not paid wllblnlbeyear3,uo If paid within Hie )ear 8. Ml If paldln advance ÜA (grSubacr ibera may remit money by ma il at our rts,wnennot lese than Q'J are remitted at one time, and receipts will it returned stating the time to which payment is made. Obtain a certificateof th Pott Master as to the amountr emitted.

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JBSMBll. J. i iTannsi i' WERflEMMK ' MTMOI trust. K GROCERS '.. I H l NTH I'.I'.T. WBaT MllK, K( ).M llOOK .MIOVK M I II An If, ff Sixth Rfrcclt (TNCINN ATI, O. 1 IIO. HlMIHUN, J It a. u. ARDaawa. ixi "n im. m uaakaaaiM It I. la, and ((!' Ü , . , i uu No OW Main Ntraot, Sdora balowlhlrd, way .8lr C1ACIM5ATI. J'H I 411 U. W. T4IT. TAIT & SON, GOMMISSIOW MERCHANTS, -n aaiLaa PROD ü C E No. .j Wnliiut St., iti Iiiiiutl,4. tr-r. ..Lr'... i Ki.ul ..... Ilr ...I ML L. . I'liLnU. . Dull ? , ! Liberal '.ASiiadvancoiaonU made oa con.lgnTXrafur CWOr,o. and Mattafored Arilelaa aolleltavl and nilad ..n the moat farorabiu tor ms. may Inly UGaamlDV LAI I V ! 3 IB FT HLLOR m wiiols4I.s ad arTalt (' Alll'KT WAKKHOUSE ' '" 1 rlli str.'t. ! tween Main an I B) c u o.. IK HOW JiECKIVI.NU A i. A KG K hiOl'K OF Kngli.ii an. I A mi.-rlcan i.rfv t. i'urfiln (. Oil Cloth. etc dtc, for the fall trade, to which he reapei tfnll) Invite the attention of the public. Kep II y par J4I oa CLIAS. i aaaa X. brai aaiaix. JACOB SIS AS &0. aairrranmtni 01 mn wholem: iTntm m CLOTHING, SHIRTS, DR.WVKRS, A. TRUNKS, Ko. 1 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, j M ftt I WKXTwoirni k IWL 10, 77 PKARL STRKKT, CINCINXATI, OHIO. SFLEIBIB SPBIHtr 61111 We Invite ihaatUaUoaor cosatrr warehanuto mir ja V it I. 4.1 v 14 lik'- ,.f l.aaavi.ta- at ai . 1 tNl.l.i I lei Gmk5. tneHmÄS Uavinir a reaWL.iH partner la New York, are are 1 'iiul.loa to oner t rati aul rejonaitili liwrr. unanrpaanea Imlueemanti la prleea, atvlea, eve. fcblNti WBNTW OHIH Ar BUdillKliS FRANCIS NUELSON. IMPOETEI AND sUMTAtTURIK OF Cigars, Tobucco and SnulT, DEALF.R IN Leaf Tobacco, Nn.333MalnStrcet,betweenSth nnd xth, Sign of the Indian Chief. CINCINNATI. OHIO. .Nov. 3, 17 1834 try.. S. & H. RUFFNEE, Mauuraclnrers and liealersln P A P E R , ami Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, N. E. COB. WESTERN ROW & PEARL STB, I IM'I VWTIs O. oVThe highest market prlco paid for ltACS Ol.l) ROPE and other paper atock. nov 13 521 j '44 Aaron A. Colter. OROfKKV I'KOMTCK AM " ION yi bllttJlA A N V. S. K. I.OHM. Itui' Ml r.N'l II AM MAI.N-.I.S. 'im ivx.vri, 01110, Nov.te- esVljr-s. mn mum i a sofraasoBs to j . o. a r. jom:s, Wholesale Dealers In DRY GOODS Ko. 19 Pearl St., Cincinnati. Jobn u. Jones, I P. O. Iluntinaton, (J. J. Jenes. l aleo Jone, Geo. W. Jones may 18 ly NO. 82 Sixth St. bet. Walntlt & Vine, CINCINNATI, OHIO: The most extensive and best Manufacturer in tbe i' iiuru niaioa. ORIUIMATOK OF aXIi NKW sTVi.KS! llastaken tho highest premiums alall the Kxhlbltions! Hus tho best materials cheap for caib, which eneoles htm to sell SUPERIOR WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES. Aslow aa others sell Inferior articles, PAINTKI' andRILT Sil A DKS or beaut it ul design a. lU'FP and WHITK Holland Shade, Tri 111 tiling', Fixtures ere. KTOKK MIA DEN painted and lettered toor- . I .. w.. .... 1 ...1 IAkl..l..lu.Ml .H...I.J w pWaej,". " mir hi, UL cssc . J-loorc NO. 3 12 MAIN ST. BETWEEN 8TH, AND TH. fTaUQM constantly on hand a beautiful assor IV mcnt of HATS AND CAPS, he moat fashionable kind, lie Invlt Me luvitos his old frleujls.tBrookvlIletoclvehlmacall when they vls'1'''.8 , ay ., imj 1 yr. TH B STODART PIANO. mm & mm, CINCINNATI, .OHIO, Agontsforlhe most celebrated man u factories of Hie L'nion, deairo to call the attention of buyers I. particularly t the above o lebrute.l inlni,..enta. of which the) constantly keep a splendid assortment on band. Foa swasraass, auaurv, am soi-amtt or tose, POWES Of BEIAlMIWU BOTH TONS IDS USE, naLicacv or so Hani, rEsrsi - Tiox or rtatsn, ana ureit ni'aaaiLiTr, TIIEKTODAKT PIA.NO IS USSU KPARSEÜ. Piano Hall, .No 701 Fourth st., near Vine, deo 14 ly a. BASTI. ETT. M. S. BH KNILL. B. Bartlett & Co., Commission and Forwarding Merchants. ssrracTi'aaas or Alcohol, t iiiuplicur, Phoagrac and tlurnliig; k inld. Ko.lin Weal Frontal., Cincinnati, Ohio. Linseed Oil, Urd Oil. Kpts. Turpentine, Potash Prusslstu Potash. Whiu Lead, Caudles, h torch, Miep, tSIuc, he. Castor Oil, v0hol, may If ly COATS & CHRISTOPHER, MANt'rai-TCBEBB Of PbOfcfrcnc, amp Ik-ue, llitrninI 1 11 il and " ji 1 1 1 1 Cat. ALSO, ALCOHOL OF ALL STRENGTHS. Refined Charcoal for Rectifying Whisky, and Furo Spirits. Fliid ash PuoetiBas Lamps, u.u - 1.. asa Kbtaii , No. S College Bulldlot, W alnut Kt., East side, between Fourth and Fifth Mroels, miylHly CINCINNATI, U. I we. a. ras it. j j. a. wyskb. a. M. rilRisTtaN. a. WYNBS. FRENCH, TYNNE k CO.. Importers and Wholesale Hosiers In mtf DRY GOODS MANUFACTURERS OF WOOLEN HOSrEBY, No. 10 Fearl si.,aetween Vine A Kace. marMly CINCINNATI. DÜHME k CO., ! Huporteraaa4 Jobber, in WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOOD", No. ISO Main Mreel, under Comiaerrlal Bank, Clucinnaii. t). JWateh Make s' Tools aud Materials. V.ll,lb43,C- lr.

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in; I'niiiA'ji Altemiivc Hülm, A HALM t'Olt KVEHY WOUND," FOR INTERNAL AM) KXTKR NAL USH. This l):.lni IS W.ilTiilltiMl to rr. ! , ,-, aA llOVt! Illl RlKMimiltlsniS, Ol raillS 111 , . . . Zi it lIlC hi. 111.', or fctUIlM a ICCtlOn anfi a Dysjicpsia, Headache, or Stift I Ni k, Toothiirho Knrarho, Wore I Throat, Horcncsh in the Breast, Stomach or Howell, or Burning in the breast, usidma, Bronchitis, Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds or Frozen Parts, Cramp Oholic aud Bilious ('hohe, Cholera Mor bus, Pleurisy, Flux, l over and ugne, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or sores, Inflamution in tle head, Stor. cb, Bowels, or Kidneys, ttiniiM' I'liint) ;iiii Ol t . fii i r. ii i -I.Ii Worms and Intlamation of the ' . . ' . " f "Vl "eto, HO(l OrOUp, ; Scul li t 1' ever. 1 Tv fru-ou wliy thiibttltu ffuelier hi ih0..ea la bec.itif It reduce! inilaniatioti. ,,.;

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Mi"." !- i'uuub nun iirrvi.uM lllinill rnuae tie aeiTrntiOUa nuil liervnua Bt'ln into action. This power la owiag lo thr w-cuhar coinliluv.tlott' of me ! , i rtler without their b Iti tientraliawi. Tita modi, clun ia perfectfully aale, not conttiliiinf; any deavdtv poitott, 01 mineral. It will, If uaeri freely, aot loiineil lately upon the liver, am! all other cecreetive organs. ICond (lie follow, tug Ccrlif leaf . Certificate of Dr. J. II. Jordan, late Kreiden! Physiclun otthe Fourth Street Cholera Uoa. 1 rut r.li.'rlull v ....i-iti-mi the Alterative Balm to tho public knowlug ai l do, that tt ia an exrelletit article. I uaed it with good rffet-t in Cholera, duriug my et cvnuerlioi. with the Fourth St., Cholera Uosj.ita in thte city, in o ia of rruo;ia oaina in t stomach ami bowel. I hI.io u d it In u cave el Inflamulion of the kldneyo with the happiefcttiTect. From my knowledge ufita virUM tKe above dta-fw-ee and elhera, io which I have nl it, 1 httve no hmitMiiry lo 11 "pfri" y hitberlo oflt ril tu lli- iablio. ritli v i... Ko.. ,..l i., " " i- " fully recomineuil it to the public. Jrll. JORDAN, U. Cincinnati, Sept. 1st 184'J i Thia in tu certify that in the Btitumor of 1848, 1 became mo very lam atvl weak in my back, occasioned by that j could not ait down or get dn' without holding on to some object. I waa adviaed lo try Hr. Fojsha's Altera tive Balm. Oy bathing it six or eight times, my back was perfectly restored; and I have felt nogynipton of ita return ; since. My wife, alto haa uaedHt for Rheumatic paintf, headache and toothache j with very beneficial results. J.J. YEAKLEDec. 1st. 1849. TO THEPUBLFC. Tbia la to certify that, la June lust, 1 was attacked vilh the Asiatic Cbolert; aad waa oon, is my pnysician alatea In a collapsed state. I had retnalued in thisatate acme two 1(IUPH 14 lien mv iiliv.lrUn Inf.iim.! in 1. m. . ly and frleuila that I could net possibly h 4 an.l strictly forbid my wife pertnltling anj oue giviup tne any medlelue or Boariihnieut whatever, aa It would only hasten my death At this time. Mr. Forsha came to see tne, and ' brought with him a bottle coulaiuinjr four ooucm uf Iiis Alterative Be I in, and naked perinisaiou of my wile to use it on tue, an ite thought It wouliiitiiinwiiatdy five ease. I wub Immediately applied , and In lean than ten minutes I waa r stored, and was in a warm perspiratioa, prior to which time my extremities were cold, a clammy aweut was oa my face aod head. After the use of two other bottles of the same medicine, I was entirely I Moved of all distress, und iu a few duya waa restored to he.tllh. 1 wouhl moat cneerfully and heartily recommeud this BALM to all who are afflicted in B :mii, 1 l, ... ,M in a similar way 1 have also used it lu ülher i"""'' "ud have found ,l n,0" xc iieut remedy 1 do not think it can be toohlghly recommend JOEL KIRBY. 1 do hereby corUfy that the above certificate is correct, and Ute statement of the physician made to me Is true. JULIA ANN KIRBY. Cincinnati. Dee, 8th, 1649. A Certificate from the Rev. J. B. Finley Cincinnati, March 4th, I8öl. Dr. Forsha Thiels the first time iu my I I : t aL.i 1 I a '"S " i"" 1 nave given my name in recommendation of any medicine, aa a general remedy, though I have often beeu solicited. I havejased your Al'ernallve Balm for nearly two years; first, for the rheumatism In my hifs-anil kuee.of which I woe nearly a cripple, then for very severe braises on twoof my family; thou a violent attack ofdlarrhaea 011 myself; then for inflamatian, for burns bruises, and for a very aevere case of atiff neck, brought ou by a violent cold, and a ,1.1, .1. 1 1. ...... 1....1 ' full proof of its medicnl properties, iu n gieat many of the diseasea for which you recommend it, and 1 have not found i.ttofall in even one of tham. Still, po not aay that It is an infallible care, yet is my aober 1 ouviction, that ills the be' compound for Iheee remedies for which it ia recommended" , that I have ever tried, d I huvetriird many 1 will unt, if I can pro cure it, be without it iu my family for any consideration. Hoping thut you will atU continue to compound It honeslly.aud that it may relieve thousands of sufferers, I moat heartily recommeud It to my fellowcitizeua t most eicelleul Family Medicine. Yours, affectionately, J. 1). FINLEY Certirict.tofiom 1). L. Starr. I havt known Mr. Foraha'a Alterative Bulm to perforin a very extraor dinary cure uyoii a horae that was very badly cut, some time .since. I UBcd it upon one occusion, externally, with good effect. I believe it lo bo a perfectly safe and efficacious remedy ;o be used in many complaints. D. L. STARK oveniber 21üt. 185.3. Wholesale Depot, at J. &. C. Rcakhirt'a.No. 31 Poarl at. Cin. Or. 8. W. Forsha, Drug Store, No aide of Fifth wt., 3 doors east of Smith Cin. O. For aale at R. Tynrs, D. Price di Hilt's. Li nek &. Farquhar'e.Dr. Moody'a and Dr. Hailea, lliookvillo, Intl. FIRK WORKS Candies, Nut und bruits, Wholesale and retail by JOHN, R. MYERS. aoUvit Maln'treet, bet. Fifth and Klth,West Hide. CINCINNATI. C All orders promptly filled and packages warrantedfull weight. u. il,lBW,7-l jr.

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Proclamation. YJTT1IE&KA8, t: ur.ordlnary ul unproarallon, W llll.II I I 'Iii i ll llllO, bat 1 ialm off ntliT artlrlot raoo. lo 1 name and appear. ( T,:?..' . . .r; ." ;. 1 .""-'.TTTJ " , ' " ...Tr" ' l. pur.ha.ara hoiifd b Hrt1atarU aak fer 7"11 I'romlaiB Kalhaaon, and lhn may taUlnr auarttcta unenuallad for lu I fealorliis a daaya4 tad ot kalr,fa j 'j lln ! da'rhirul a.plUaUon during , 10 nol Uralher, rem f iwitfiii'frBrall! aaffraaabia anin. and forlha äqual for lit plraut iBJPJf Uir m lali arc a an Sataat ly rftirlnjj a derayad tall datidruff; for prnibar from l.-kaoa or fiiilii tliu th uaaof aeiraUon. producing a ii i or coloring mailer, ay appearance, with a pply nl ila natural pigment rlngtba tialr a dark , gloy a; x urlanl rruwlh. in Kvraaln liy every ilruggUt la lha alty, and by lrag(1U an. I maaaaou ihrooghont tbo l ulled A liberal itlcounl to wholoaalo dealera. WKIUIIT it CO., katBt, Phllailelnbia. FuirHo'ld. ' Wbolatalc .. u.clanatl.O. AgCB.aiM. vill; It. U Are Uta, AM WRIGHT'S FEVEB. AND AflüT! ATTYTTIPTZ for and F(Vt RemUtent Intermittent Vetera, und General Dewiny. WEIGHTS TONIC I AND FEVEK AND AOUE la 4 ;4'lt-ii rilMVi: i?4-ivr.v 18 A NKVKK FAILINM UtJJKDV. i nr.-iiaratioTt betu atitlnd? u eataM( Tli vrt. J I i-alth uno' IliTtfJIV atuiK the eni Huaauv. f rcBTAiN aid aar I Fever and Ague no lonirer ;uae4 of I'll Jjjj been Tin -ecet Hiera ia no return nf iUHj tins mixture haa ni a and apeedy remedy imarh and bracing tbe Ita unlv -t, Utti'.Ui vhlea we a werllns U K T. Wi;r lmiorteis,Cb( To be bed of D U, J'a. .i I . r. li..n: i eralH r M. W. HatLE. J.W. Moony and D. D, Dtaoti. nn?.94. HelmlMlt's Genuine IIKLMHOLD'S IMOHl.V I Preparation. JXCKNTHATEI) lt.. AtRfiET I'.tiiM.-r and Kidm i. Wnk ii'i"i, o. ttaej may have low long stajsdterrible ulaoaar uriginaieu, aiiit no motte r of , bag. If von have contracted the . which, wbcu sealed In Ibosyatei down from one gereratlon lo ai (1 ni. ta ot life, Ho nol truai youraatr In tu banda of Uuacks, who slarl up evry day In a city like tbl aud All lltu papers with glaring falscliooil I..., ar.ll r .i 1 I'll I m li.ll in iIiua1i'. Ihn rAnn. an.l thoae not ucqualuUvl lib their Itlcka. Vou cannot be too careful in tbe soleulon of a remedy In the cases. Tbo Fluid extract Uuchu Im been pronounced by eminent physicians tbe greaW-at remedy ever knowu. It ts asaeotoine perrectl) pli-aaanl iu IU taste, and very Innocent in lis action, aad yel so iboruiis;b that it annihilates evury particle of the rank ami poiaonoaa rlraa of this dreadful eMeeaee; and, unlike Hier rem eil tea, Uvea nol dry up, tbe disease in the blood. Consti.utlonal Debility, brourht on bv self- ... !. ; vr, ia. which has broavat Ihnnaanda to unllmel.v aravea, Ibua blasllus; the brilliant hopes of parents, and blifiutug lu the bud the florious asabltlon of inaay aneMe youth, can bo cured by this Infallible Kennedy. Aud as a medicine which must beneflt everybody, from the simply delicate to tht confined and dosppedrlns; tnvalld.no eeaai is to be louml artinr both a a l ure and Preventive. HF.lJBOI.D Illiil.V i.'DM KMKATK1) 00MF0UND 1LUID EiTRAOT OUND FLUID EX' SARSAPARILIA Fernurlfyins; Hie blood, removttif all diseases arisi n(r frotu, excess ef Mercury, exposure aad linprupencc and :n life, chronic conalstuiional disease, aiialna; from uu luipuro alate of blood, aad the only rollablo aud vDeclual known remedy for the cure ot Scrofula, ball Kbeum , Kuald Head, Uleerattous of the Houui, Tulter, Pimples on the face, and all scaly eruptions of the bkln. Tbts article I now prescribed by somo of i.h: meet dUUnrutahed phyylciui In the eoantry, und bus proved more emcleut in practica than any prupurall on of .uraarllia y.-l iiC.ruQ to the public. Neveral cases 01 secondary hphyl.s, Mercurial and Hcrofulout dlseoset have eiillrol) n n u in Iho In. urablu aar.it of ur public Instilu lions which had lor many yeajs reflated every mode of treatment tbul could be do vlaed . l'beae coses furnbli sirtklns; exatnpletof :he salutary efleeU of lim medicine in arjestins; socio of tbe moat tuveleraie diseases, after .be glands wero dlatroyed, and tbe bonea already affected. Norn a. l.ulicrs from responsible Physicians and Professors of several Medical Colleaos. and ccrllfiealaa of cures from patients will be round accompauliic both prefiaralioiia. 1 uu 1., i-iuni i.xtr.ici ii uucuu, 91 per uoitio' or 0 buttle for i Satsaparilla " i iiualin. streajrth to one ffallon of Nyrud of Sarsniiarilla. 1'ieparcd and sold by II. T. JIKLMEoLI , ' ' ' If II MttM IMuau i'UilaiH'lpiiia. TO BK HAD OP JUH.N . MOODY. Brookville, Ind. Aud of Druggists and Dealers. All letters directed lo the proprietor or agent receive immediate attention. JuneiS-iy. t Dr. J. PETTIT'S American Eye Sain. rTIHIS ARTICLE 18 X preaeuled to tbo publle as an External ltemedy, avoiding the pain and dangerattendmg the Introduction of Cuustlcs, Miuurals,and Eye-washes, with assurances of lis value as a cure for tbe various diseases of the EYE. vjf Acute or Chronic Iiiflamstlon, whether induced by scrofulous origin or otherwise; Dobility of the Optic Nerve, GraunlaUou of the l.lds. Ulceration o. the bachr; mal Glands. and Weakneaejof Vlalon from any cause. Price lii rls. per box . For sale bj M. W. HAILK, Hrookvllre. and by Drugg'sts A. Medicine Dealers generally. METAMORA. STOVES AM) TIN WARE, THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM tbo Ollsens of hrookvllle, .Motamoyi, ljiun-l and other places that he expects to keep on baud a good supply of TINWAKE and Hi ves of all um.is, ul hla More In METAMORA, IND . Y) ri'huwwuld bo pleased to act nnoJatc nIl!of Franklin County with Stoves, at city prices, also, .SELF-SEALING FRUIT CAN 3 or various kinds, ami ihn common Cans also. Orders from Hrookvllle or Laur I lor cans, can be sent by the hack and will receive prompt attention. For Stoves, send by the Cnnal. aug333ly SOLOMON T, SHEKWOOD. RISING SDN. Rising $fli insurance Co., OF KISING SUi.T, IND. AutUoriatcti Capital, a lOO.OOO. BOARD OF DIRECTOR?: S. Hathaway, J. C. Watts, U. B. Loaisu, W.U. 1'owaiL, Wt. T. Fatb, JousUbaib, J.W. SrsNCaa, J. M . Jinkibos, ;. Hit l aarit, J.I1. I i. buy, B. J. Hathaway, J.W. Talbott, 8. F. Covisutos. S. HATHAWAY, 1'reaH. B. J. Hathaway, Bec'y. a. F. CoviNoroa, General Areal. Both of the above l ompsules are Incorporated by the Laws of Indiana; their affairs are conducted by citizens -of our own Btate ; and their bus!aaaa is eoullnod exclusively lo tho Slate of Iudlnna. ApplleaUons for Insurance received, and Policies Issued al equitable rales of premium by JOHN W . KKKI.Y , dec 2t t, Agent for Frauklio Coaaty. IMM.WAPOLIS. nuiauapolis insurance Co., OK INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Authorised Capital, a.oo,0(K). BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Jona D. Dsrascs, Wat. M. Mi Cabtv, Wat. K. Norsiaoaa, K. W. II. Ellis, DtLosa Itoor, H.K.Tataorr, Joum W. Krtm u, Wii.ua W. WaienT, W. !. Whabtos. JOHN Ü. DKI'KEES, Prest. I.. K. Bsou nill, Mc'y. S. F. I'm ibotob, Genoral Agelit. DATES HOUSE, INDIAN APOLilli IMIi n D.D SLOAN. .PROPRIETOR. Julys.

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SS?,,,?5 i n. . ' . u .i Hn; Ha Z' Wal HUb.. . , Uail, ... band a.d r rad.-iupfl aarad ol a lib Marlluin Hlok aatf Ub.or fad ior4ar. wWMIjr SCOTT'S Little Giant Pattented ytmy 16, I8A4 la dottbtlaai an Invention among Iba not! Important of modern titaea, for the aae of the well advlaed furmer and atock feeder and the antvereal facnr with which It haa bean received from tbe I rat mum tuan any thlnf elae, alteiu IU wtlUty and as poriorlty. For portability, airopHclty of conttrdaltoa , and rnnventnea of uaa the J. Ulla Olant haa no e.jua;. It i.ijtha from 3 to S hundred tbe., according to also, ran be pat In operation by the farmer la 9U niinuU-a, likout expeuaa or aieehai.U-al aid. then ' adjusted and aaact with eunrenlenee by anraody. llie I.llllc Olunt haa received the Klrat I'rearlnnta at every 8uto Pair from MhaawH la Mary Unl tlin paat Fall, and that In tbe most eompliloenur manner. Tlieae Mllla are guaranteed lntbenaoet poaltiva manner acalnal braakar or ileranaeinrnt. and warranted torrttab feed frooi aar earn, and frtte or floe hoiaony from .hell. d earn, with . degrae of enae and ronvenfeue for farm pnrpoaea, never audited betofv. Tb abaerlber la now prepared to faraUhtiie farmers of Franklin Ceoaty with improved patterna and slgaa, lo aalt Use varied wanU et aU. No. t. la offered at to eoaaplata, rxady for at tnchiaa; the team, and warranted to eruah, of dry corn, to buahela of feed per boar with one borne. No. 3at $50, will eruah ISbuarela per hour. N.i. tat fCO, will crush 80 boab'U per hour with two horses. These mills will be dellvere In BreokvlUe, or anv r tare ou tho Canal, at tbe Manafaeturers price. T.A.C0OUWIN, - Sule Agent for Fran kiln County. i rraarB.. -a. rtATi.t. I SAAC STAUB C0., KILL FACTORY earner i , I of rroat nnd Jobb vtr eU.ClBclniiali. Warehrth front street aeiweea Main ami Wtlnot. , We uuiiiiirartnro a cobbrwakcr.ofgrealslrenglb aad durability, and eaar of operation. I We place ibis useful oontrt.aneo sa all sices of mills, ey vrtaleh means wb convert r..rn mill laloa nuci teea mm o . anv miasm wora to nui In on aad take it off. We manufacture portable mills, single aad donble geared, (beat quality of French burrs,) to grind wheat, corn. and a lock feed . calculated for sleam, wider and bore power. Thea mills have been run by sluain and horse power la . jawstltV SaTaSeal the other make of wills of ' our city, al our Stale pairs, and never failed lo to carry off Uie Oral premiums on eve occasion wa swarded a beautiful silver mrdal. Oar mills 1 also took the two Aral premiums as the beslsallls i al two annual fairs of oar Meeaaatea' laeUtvte. ' Also Portable saw mills, to berua by tleam, water or horn power. This mill was exhibited ta ' operation by horeo power, tt tbe Ohio Btate valr, 1 ia Ittto, when It waaawarded a premium and a aplendid silver medal. Ai.ao -iiinereui Kiuus 01 ponanio uorac power and steam eorlaes. All our articles, for esse of 01. . ration, simplicity, usefulness and durabllil), re umii.i-il bv none aow In una. J x our srileJesare warranted as represealed r ' no sale -at oar cost ef traasdortstlon . and the money sefuuded. ly a full draerlpt ion, or IrsUmoabasIs of merit and use (ulaeaa, wa refer those In U reeled ty oar damphluts, to be had at factory , where we take a dieasure lo explain each article. ! MA AC K r KA r It eCO. Noma Mr. Kimble, the partner of J. H. Horrows, while exhlbatlns; a Barrows mill al oar I suu falr.lait fall, was bolstarous about hU mill; , a,l( courageously entered Into a verbal agree inent Ith e In grind corn thus: Whoever smnda the most, regarding quality and quantity, was to bu the owner ef both mills, at each and every trial riasT ratal. Straub to ran an lKinch mill; Hör row .. & i n, to ran a 20 Inch will. SaiOSBTBIAl.. Xtraub to rua a laek mill Uurtowa A Ca, to run a -' Inch mill. Tstiae tbial. Straub to run a Tti inch mill; Burrows A Co, to ran a 30 Inch mill. VT1..-II the pilch rune , lhat bolstaroas courago BU-pTH-d OUt. To tiie above t now append acballenra lo grind ' cob-feed out of whole ear of corn. I will run ray 1- lock "Queen of the South." . with a cob breaker aliac bmcnt. Iba name article thai look the premium al Ü10 Ohio State Pair last i fall, nralnsl a 94 lach Barrows mill, and wm. - v.:,ri-.0!iio ami Kentucky atock Feed .Mills, t.oilitoho run atonee; and if vou aro anprehi-n alveofartsky bostnesa, you have my enUreapprobation to run Mr. I'omerey's Corn Crusher, as an auxiliary, should my slugls article fall to grind equal to quality and quantity to the combined productions of the two mills, (lost as you please,) then ) ou can draw a ft w hundred dollars as slakes Jut up. Come, t.o a don't be cowardly; there la nothing like walking alralgtatlalo tbe inertia of a thing. ISAAC KTKAl'B. ToJ. II. Ht aaows A Co. msy 11 ly AMEBlCAIf PHONETIC JOURNAL. VOL. III. 1866. NKW SERIES. TERMS 0 CENTS PEB ANNUM. Objects of the Journal. To aid In the introduction and dissemination of au Improved and syslematlied orthography, by the employment of whleb, three jeare of every child's schooling may bo saved; by which reading and spelling become a pastime Instead or a leil: by watch a correct analysts ef the elementar) eounds of the language is taught, and ac urate pronunciation rendered attainable by all. To furnish sterling literary matter for the friends of the Heform, exclusive of Party and Ism, and Intelligence of the spread of Phonotypy and Phonoeraphv. To afford an opportunity to every one of hecoro- : ing arqaalatad with the theory aad details of the rnooellc system, ami tbe niiporiani aavantagasoi Its adoption, al a cost so trifling as to be within the reach or all. K. P. PROSSEN, feb i Editor and Publisher; Cincinnati, 0. 'PEOIETlllBBiS MAT BE OBTAINED FROM R. P. PROSSER, PHONETIC PUBLISHER, 274 JOHN STRXXT. CINCIMMATI, O. lCeporter' Nlanual and Vcabnla r A complete guide to the art of Verbatim Heporliug, by Renn Pitman and K. P. Prosaer, Prleo TJ cenupaper coven handsomely bound Istmuslin, si.mi. riuniinl of I'lioiioaTraBliy; by Benn IMinan. The seventh thoaaand is now ready. Price Ml eeuU. Superior cloth, SOcts. Roan Extra, 75 eta. I hr Ihonoa;rnptilc .Tlaxaxine; A monthly Miscellany of Science: News aad Katertatnment.ln thecorrcspoudtng style of Phonofraphv. Per year, lo advance, 91. Phonographic 'p llpa; An attraclIvo sheet of the system 9Uy W,prloetc4s. Beat by snail In rolls offlve.lhus avoiding creasing aad injury,'!. Kolla ol rleveu, 99. I'iiourtir Primer, IntroducJiif several new end attractive festeres, Ifseta. I . rst PliaaeUC Reader, Paper binding IS eente. Post paid 90c ts. Plionctlc I hart. A new aad beautiful (.hart of iho Phonotypic Alphabet, with copi?ns marginal explanations In common print, and practical attainment of a correct and e Dec mo delivery. 3Miy5l. Prioe Sects. Mo on led an canvass with rol'lors, i..ii. Phourllv Tablet. The letters of the Phonetlo Alpbalset, printed on thick card. Prica 99 ccnu. 1L7'A Hescrlptlve CaUlogue, with Specimen Shoo ta. will be rent free te any part of the t'nlied Stales, or Uie Cauadas, by addressing as aboveJanets. 1SSS. , VEW YOVX DTE HOUSE 18 A FOUR 8T0- . t.X liT IUilMi, with sioue iruni. So. MS Walnut street, lie twee He tbe Walunl Stieel I any oilier house In th. preaa with proper Insti and faithful attvollon. Andreas, dec II Sa 'Ssly d hevcnUi, oppos r. .Noconneetlon.wtlh r. i . I...', tent by Ex as, will have prompt W. TEASDALR. Groceries. II V stock of YoungHyson.Hanpowder, Imperial .11 A Black Toes islam and wellselectedof late importations, pure and fresh. Also, Prime Rio, Java. Mocha and Laguafare CoXoes: Prime N.O. Sugar; ( rushed, Powdered, Loaf and ClarlSid sugars; Holden syr. m o. and I. II. Molasses, t una Honey, Klee. Natts, Window (Hees, Seamless Bags. Colored aud white Carpel Chain, l otion Yum aud Cotton Halting, with every article usually kedlby Oroeers, all of beet qualtttlea, warranted to give satisfaction, for sale in qualities to suit, at the lowest market prteaa.' AARON A. COIiTRR. 8. E. CornarMatn Hsvsslh Hirueu, ( iu'U.,o. May la IBM.

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umsjm. Tir, Vot, XV. of IU week II I m Uie r uu U ,f ' actual Wltb M,tJ?ZX irjorpopatanty. it kaa aitaad to taad for Mahl oaanaaa, ror I ram. fur llumkctt,. acalasi fortir. 4 latautla. Fraud ait Oprrr-,on T,t ta notaalafa-irador oti tbta rintliiaa)t, Ihauffc ke may Barer read aaytklag bat kta kill, ol aäk a4 aatet aayakk, vk aaat nut kaoa andaai Um Tribune; tktm M att u eiUMlva fnkrlnafcai af drafted a-l .hobb Llgn..rt w Wo oaMt an aider It a rory dAareraua and Immoral paper. ad wonder why IU Mibllralto ta tote rated Iba ran amil,o..uM. Uaylnc ityllkaNaw teet. ThMaw Vota Mercury aaee farattry raaiaiitad ttei it liad neverknown a hard, gnplec, terewtug. aa rirtou. . mp!oerwb wa aot Coetlle i (Sa irV 1ub, nor aa eeakarnil, geaaroaa aad aiadly arhe did nal Uko It. Ffaiapi and plain -apokrn ,u Hi denunciation! of Iniquity and aaaaet af power, while clalatlaf ao eteaaplioa frmr. human Ulllb4lll7.lt May here dona temporary hajaalin to IndiriduaJui. bat It haa never been anfaithful to Hrtne'ple, nor deaf to the ertM of the 71 riaxal and ai.lT.-r.i r- In Ha eolaaaae the adcoeaUM ul not 1 and uDHpular theoriaa enateaiplatlar the iloreuoa af hanaa aaat, aeaatr tally tkoaa of tbe Toleelew and down trodden, hate ever foand andUnce aud hospitality ; while It baa ardent! r m.A I II . . i . ...- a In OiDnLfr of calumn -a tbe tana'. alro,laai and nf hostilities the most deadly aad nnttrlas?, the Tribune has frown steadily In pablie a,.prvciaiioa from the day of Its orifla. Ila ateajia wf servltajtaa public have been aumealed tu proportion. Ihslead of a stalle edtwir w lib one or two aalala.nta, Ita ors;anlxatKa ow eoaaprtee a nunsiiw baey of writers, ach Sued b) a p rial arcompltsbsnenl and eiperleaea facta parucular Uaa of dUeaaeion in whlih him j . u la .u . ..... . the daily aiaoaat raf raatlasj isaltar gtvti aver than quadruples lhat of tueartiaat tsaaaea j a sua of valaed cerrespoadeats eaelrriea the (labe, Iran am 1 Ul a aarly and intellijenl narratioas ef whatever ta latoet worthy of alseatloa : while politics, beflstaiion. Literature, Art, Hfalaryhi short whatever aJIects the social "arlir ef mnaklnd. Polemic 1 Vaolssxy aloas sirapaaaT Ones here the fraaaland meat aearriir.f disease loa. Cemmeactnf asa daily folio sheet f Baadern site. and with scarcely a alls low sfMUsssta, The Tribune la 1.0 aauvd 1 quarto toraa D.iiv (inree uiet.net editions.; Ma: w ksxlv and week -W,osa aaaat 44 by 34 im bea. elsjail asapla pasyas of six eolamaseacb. imelrealailoa has steadily fravn from aolhinsr 10 the follc.wius; sajrr. rate nana laaura .evei 10K ana asorsxaa; IT IT aaahas Semi-Weakly II, HI weekly i37.Tse - Calirotn.aediUea Total DT.4 copseWe believe am ether sewaaa.x-r in ibe world has a sbhetrletioa lisieaer half so large as late; aad no periodical of aay sort caw rival it. And while Ka a Urease cheapness rcadeitn aa lacraaaa at paytuf readers oaly as Indirect peeanlary tdv4a. lafe to ts. has doojtleas largely s we I lad IIa subsrrtptioei hat. It woald be abeunlh) aa ta parC"IU' in inn nnpiirmimiru rniironnpr ."lu. evidence of public spproval and asleeaa. Wa tale pleasure In aeuoQiiclnr in mr readcta that. In view ef (he mass an tuna tniavaat s'lai hhag 10 uir pvwiuii i vnf ra) asssi sa caasaaaaaaa, Mr. Creciy will aaead tne Wtatrrsl Washlasrlasj. as tbe rafrasnilaiiva or The Tribune. Mi I as ters will appear refhlarly in 1 ur various editions the Weakly iBrlaee. I K UM Si. Our Verses tavarlabty are (or the Daily Tri bane fCpersioum. Kaml.Ae-WI). 3. 1.. contra fur Sva far ft.f H 1 .si; t.'u rnpU-a or r ta a eiacb. Weekly,, Ihre eopies lor $i; Ire can las far ee; tae aaasse for 15; twesrty eoples.orover.ro ivpi., .... ai- ivaiy eop.p. ir over. t .1 ea,8 forl aaah; twenty conlea. or arver. addreaa efsjach anbsctlber, 91 .xn each. PosV aslsrsand floerssebdltir asa Hub oflwral) or ni i" maatsrsand mbcrs M-iidlnr over, on the above terms, will ha entitle, lo aa i'ktra cony. Addllloua may al all limes be snadalo a eleJf at the price paid by these alread) la It. doc 7 CMXBLT m McELKiTH, Mo. 134 Maasau si.. Saw York . fsatATIRH Jaal I'ltbliahrd: A New Dla Im Klediclael very A PKW WOKDB OH the Rational Treatmeu I without Medlewae al Kan ova RaMllty, Lew MsMrUs, Weakness est tbe Heik.UsaHude, ladtspcattioe asm toesparity for study aaat labar. DallaeasoT Apwrabeiisloa, Leas of .MesaMI ery, aversion to social I.uveof Holltode.Tuuidit), S. -If -Distrust, Dirtiness. Mead A eke. Pains lb 1 ttiv al.'e. Affection ol the eyas, nmpiea 01 the saaa, and other InflrmiUee of maa. FKOM THE PKEJiCH OP OK B. 08 LA NEY. The Impart am met that these alarwlisy ceaap'.atnts may eautly he removed witboi-t Mm ui, ts. In Ibis smalt Iran, clearly demoneUaledi fad the entirely new and bAffhly succeaslul Ireatmant, as adopted by tbe Author, fallr explained, by means or which every one ta enabled to ears maa - a: If perferil) , aud at the least possible cost, avoMin f thereby all the advertised nosw Heut ta anv addrcas.rralit, ana i rebr all the advertised nostrams of thr ds' l frea by t mtttius; (post paid) two postage aUmpa to ir. I Ue Lauer, Mo. 17 Laspeaard rttrec-t. Slew I'oi tit). ajapteiy (np (ONNERSVILLE. Joy to the World. VOTWITDnTAKDlNG the hard times, svery- " body seems determined lo have a Um k Slave. I'onse on, frieoua; I have Jaal reiurned from ilia City with a freak supply, and w.tb which I Utlak I will be able lo supply me increasing demai.a torthls popalar stove. All that are acqnetated with tie maslu Oioatd come and ley it hsr thesaaelvca. If yon are la doebl aa lolla auaerior sjoalilies, I can gt c you three buncm l r ALSO. A large number of thoae baautlrul aud nop Paragon stove on bsnd; very heavy and durable. Premium stove of allsxaea aad liens. Parlor, Meeting House. Sek nol Hoasa and Shop Stove; lo ,uii all. A GOOD assortment of Un ware constantly o MssL MERCHANTS caa be sadplled al Clnelaaali prices. R Housework doaa lo order on abort a allow Dkfal for tht past lavors 1 wuald sUll solicit ashari of pablie palrawstSSS. ' N. M BURR. Couaaraville, alajr la-oiao. TO OLD FRIENDS AND KV. fTIHE PARTNERSHIP OF BATEMAH A BUR X ion Oeing diaaoli el, 1 wisb lo say a few words lo my old friends aad the ceeteeseis ef the late Irm. I have concluded to devote my whole time to the Tailoring Business. I have modelled nd refitted the store formerly occupied by the Srm, Jast opposite the Court House, and having received a new and bweuUlu! assortment of Clothes, Casimers, Tweeds, Vesting!, &e,. tc . 4bc. Prom the etty, I will make to order every description of clotlilag. From my Lena experience, aad the uniform sattsfaellou be re to to re glrea. I faal eoufldenl that I shall ha able to give eatlre and full srlisfactlon tosUwbosney give me atrial. My stock will always be foand complete e very - thing pertaining lo toe busteeas, arid fifths taanionaoic Bind, win ne ai-pt ou i.anti, ani. auaa of the moel faslldeoua lasts, as we It eel waattag goods ofa cheaper kind ma, call the assurance that the will be sailsSed. 1 trust those who have knawa it aud patronised bm for many years past, will again bestow upon me the light ef their patronage, and 1 sbal I use all my endeavors to give ibe same sella faction that I have Invariably dons heretofore. TOM BURTON. firmcmhrr the Ftmet mnä AVnseaaeer i he name. Coanersville.Juno IS. coi;itsvii.t.i: Iron Foundry. GERHART T.HOMPSO . (Sneceasers to W. P. Geb heart) W holesale and Remit Healers ha (OOhIM, AMI HlitTIM. STOVER, AM Castings of every Description. fPplttoeeoa Moeree street, a few doers Sou lb of tbo Court Hoaea.-C9 Wa keep coaslantl) oa bai ' tbe largest and best aasorunenlof Cooking Stoves I u the valley, and having recently Increased oar 'eetltUee for inanu facturiog, we have determ laed laaSLL aed AaaaBTvar Moves i nd casiiuga AT CINCINNATI PRICES! WeconUnnc te manufacture ibe Stale P.lr preHATHAWAY COOKING STOVE, now avdevltted lo be the aaav cooking stove hi the Untied KUteel We also mauuiactare the Premium or step Cooking Stoves, with 4 or S holes aad large ovens. We are prepared te faraish, wmoibsals aad BBTAIL Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, and Irons, &c, &c, at city Prices. A general aasor'.uient of TINWARE, KAVE TR0UGH8, k HOUSE SHOUTING, Wept on hand and made to order. ;Jof Castinjs of all kinds. made la a superior menner. at short amUee. Uav lag employed aapsrlaacrd worsaaea, we Invite especial attention lo Use fact that we warrant our gloves lo perfofm wall, aad jourceaUege general ly te be of good mate rst or the m essay re fuwped. N. I. Old Castings, Old Copper, aad Country Produce taken In Rxcharvge, May IR-aVly W. W. FRY B ARGER I ( o. W Hoii. a A RbTaIL i run . Dry Goods, Carpeti, Paper HaagCHINA, GLASS AfQT7EEWSWARE, Ho.is, Khars, IIa l . Cayse, Kiraw l.oeda Ac, AND MANU ACTl KUIH Of iiovm:t and nti i.las. C0HVE&8VILLE HID. may II ' ty TJOOTt AMD SHOEf. O The largesianS uioali of Hoots and nhoas the), carefull) sclccli .is lock have ever oBervu. aaay t seen at No. I Commercial Ko . :or sale by LINCKm r AHlit nAH.