Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 21, Brookville, Franklin County, 9 May 1856 — Page 3

- - -' - - i PAP EH FOR THE PAM81Y C3RCIE--DBVOTED TO THE AMUSEMENT AN 3WSTftüT80 OF VOUNfi AHA 010.

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THE AMERICAN.

Joha 8. Eeid It U due to the public tht I should reply to the article M John 8. Reid, published last week in the Indiana American, Conner vi lie Telegmph, and Franklin Democrat. I regret that the editors of the two latter paper should see proper not to publish my first article in regard to Judge Reid. In that article I made charges against the official conduct of Judge Reid, which, if true, the people ought to know. Ia regard to aueh publications, every gentleman conducting a public journal mast act on his own convictions of duty and propriety, and consequently I have no complaint to mske. Yet it would have suited my ideas of justice better, to have my article published with, or in the same papers in which the Judges answer appears, and then let the public who are interested, determine the question. Judge Reid, and those disposed to excuse or justify his conduct, desire to divert attention from the charges, by imputing my action to improper motives. It is said that I am a disappointed aspirant for office enter tain (eel tags of envy and jealousy at Raid's promotion and political success. These imputations I desire to say, are simply ridiculous. If I know myself, there is not in all my composition, character or conduct, a particle of envy, ill-will or jealousy towards nay man, living or dead; and nothing earthly, give me more unalloyed satisfaction, than the prosperity and success of all those around see: and I never did desire success, by prostrating, or at the expense of other. And, though my political principles and predüictions .are established, and well nown ia the narrow eirele of my own acquaintance, I think, without egotism, I can truthfully say, I possess cry fsw of the elements of a partisan I have no friends to reward no enemies'to punish no tool to put forward no aspirations for office, and simply wish to discharge my duties as aoj humble ci tinea. To show the utter fallacy of these imputations I must make a statement. The Hon. Henry Berry, Sen., as sterling a democrat as ever lived, and ae honesta man as God ever made, presided as Judge of the Probate Court of Franklin county, Cor near 20 years, to the entire satisfaction of our whole be:- and the suitors of his court; was re-elected twice without opposition; and the records of his court will show, that on his retirement, the bar and officers of his court, without distinction of party, unanimously and spontaneously evidenced their repeot for and confidence in him a a man and judge, by resolutions which spoke their sentiThis was what was done by and for the Democratic Judge Berry. On the other hand Judge Reid, in leaf than four years, has so outraged the rules of propriety tho feelings and rights of counsel and parties, that those who have been most intimately associated with hin in the administration of justice, and best know his crooked devices, loathe and detest him most. And today, aside from the outside pressuie of political influence, th re are but few " " members of the tmr in the Diftriot who siflottrelr desire his re-elwetion ho siaoereir desire Tbe detail of his The detail of his conduct on I conduct on the ' tt.mi.lt in ilia Aim rnforrml tn in mW r- r ücle published in the American of the j L11.L..1 .L- a : t i 18th tnst., are literally tote and I was so utterly overwhelmed with indignation, at nie wanton and unprovoked official oppression, thai I could scarcely find language to express my feelings, and because I used language not to be misunderstood, he and his parti - sans say that I was abusive. His foreaiaWn MaftiaTasn a . f I a . 1 a g 1 a I riP O SVtVtl 1 1 V SS PSS shocked at a plain republicTn, bosest cjcpresaiun of IndicnaUoo towards his -ii-- j 1 9t ivasti uuyi wivsi mm. , m . a It Hie pettifogging, demagogical an swer to my charges, is in perfeot harmony and keeping, with hit moral character, conduct and easts of mind aad shows that he is utterly unworthy of judicial f tation. He doss not mantully meat or answer the substance of a siogle charge. I charged, that be would not allow. Ktar rend, or gn my bill ot exceptions to the admission of certain evidence. To thief he replies, "You know that it is only the duty of a Judge to sign a bill of exceptions, if it he true, to reject it if false or garbled; mtt yon ought to know, If t Judge refuses to sign a true bill, the attorney has not only the right, but it is bis duty to call upon the bystanders dto. .4L ask Da. a4 at awaawta Basal I Waft a sS sa sf es a. f viu uvfisj aw v uvssjr vsisiiw he fltrt not sajr U was uotruo or garbtsti, but SfkleDlly intend to mske tha iaattiuatioo: Tat with tha jeauitical vbiiety. peculiir to tittr mini, trained ia a school of eool metaphysics, be attempU to tvads iu force, by bovittf (hat the Leglilnture went uoa Iba hjrpothaais, that jnat auoh man as Reid might, by eomo unforseen casualty, worm themselves into a judioial station, and b mean anough to violata tbeir sworn doty and refuse a just bill of eaeeplioas. With my allegation sod bia denial, I would so far ss I am persooslly eoneerned. he uerfncllv willintr to leave the whole matter to an enlightened fiublio; but as his judicial conduct is nvolved end tbe people are deeply interested in this matter, I publish tbe statement of Farquhar and Morrow, counael on the other side of the case, whose testimony fully sustains my statement and charges. "BaooavtLLB, May A, 1850. Messrs. Oeorge Holland and John 8. Reid, bath baviog referred to us for the feet as they occured under our observation in tbe Common Pleas Court on the day of April 1656, we re spond rather as sr biters than other wise, and make a plain statement, confined to the fscts in the esse. Tbe oase referred to by tbe psrtiee in their statement msde to the public, being ready for trial, tbe plaintiff proposed to swear aeveral of the defend ants as witnesses' to which Mr. Holland ob jested as connsel for two of the defendants who were absent. The Judge promptly ruled that the defendants ooold oot be witnesses. When the object aad purpose of the testimony was explained, the Court admitted to bare misunderstood tbe purpose, and decided that the defendants could be sissssietTl and directed that they should be worn, to which Mr. Holland objected, when the Judge remarked thnt be was satisfied that he was right and for plaiatisT t proeeed to have the whsums swore. Mr. Holland then remarked that be wished first to be beard to hie objections and have time to examine taw law on the saDiect, to a, .a a w iat at a e whkh the Jadiie rtrattad. that be had had the ueeuon before hi hereto

fore and had decided it, and (hat the i

! plaintiff should proceed to swear the j witness. Mr. Holland then wrote n I bill of exception? to tin-point named, which was signed by the Judge. The defendants were sworn as wit- j nesses when the plaintiff proposed to J prove by them, the statements of tbo deceased Mr. Woodworth, his ioten- j tions and understanding as to certain funds loaned or advanced to Brookbank a son-in-law, which funds it was

alleged in the plaintiffs petition were 1 said plaintiff do recover against said advancements made to the daughter 'defendant, the said sum of 9724,43 to of Woodworth the then wife of Brook-! be levied and made of) the goods and bank, since a widow, end now Mr. chattels of the said deceased, in the Wood one of the defendants, to which hands of the said administrator, and it Mr. HoHsod objected, insisting that is ordered by the court, that said adthe evidence should be confined to ministrator do pay fifty cents on the the statements or admissions made at dollar on said sum so recovered as

the time of making the loan or advancement. The Court overruled the objettioe and allowed the questions asked; when Mr. Holland enquired of the Judge if ho was taking down the testimony. The Judge replied that he was taking down such as be wanted or chose. Mr. Holland then remarked, that he wished all the testimony taken down: the Judge repeated, that be would only take down such as he chose or wanted, when Mr. Holland said, "if the court will not take it al down. I wish to take it down myself," to which the Judie replied "vou can the Judge replied "you can 1 write what you please-" Mr. Holland loos nis seat ana commenced writing. The Judge urged the examination of the witnesses, when in answer tu a request of Mr. Holland for time to get down all of the testimony the Judge said, "You can't have it." Mr. Holland then arose and said "this is a curious way of doing business and I buliere my clients nave no rights recognised here" and asked if the Judge would sign a bill of exceptions, "that the Judge would neither take down the witnesses testimony nor allow time for the counsel to do so," to which the Judge responded "no I will not." Mr. Holland again took his seat, and wrote out his bill of exceptions, and tendered it to tha Judge for inspection and and signature. The Judge peremptorily refused to have it read, sign or allow it. Mr. Holland then remarked asjhis clients' rights were n ot recognised by the court he would abandon the case, and, taking his hat in band, walked out of the oourt room, remarkiag as ha left, that he would appeal to the country for their maintainsnce. JNO. H. FAKQriI AR. WILSON MORROW. " I had reason to believe when I wrote my first article, the course that would be pursued by Reid and his friends. And bad I consulted my own ease, I should have remained silent. But had I done so, I would have felt myself guilty of moral cowardice and recreant to duty. I felt that in Raid's court I did every thing for my client which it was in my power to do; unless I had seen proper to turn the tempi'of justice into a Bear Garden, and by fore, or an appeal to the bystanders. t . . a a got into a personal conflict with Reid, u l:u f r -i i ij i I ujr wu.t... t ,,i, t wou.uprrn.tps .on,my own Stir respect, and iritre Him ' nl-,ihU nrtnr- f ,e Uim m,..r some plsusiblo pretence for his unwsr-,,. rintible OondUOt. 1 he whole feAtuis res ofthec.se w.th . probable enscqueness pitswd rapidly in my mind, before I left the court house; sud sober socI .t s . u B"1 -pproTe my course. l V 1 WW I i mi. , . a ... .. "nu wnuaingiy inirusica wun im pro perty, interrsis, cliaracUr. libt rty unü lives of mv clients. Whiffs.iDcmn . u ' mJ C1,n'"' wn ?suemo i neu xveuuoHCsns oiucs iwutitii cans, lusiomsts, abolitionists dtc, nd - . . at at. . ,1 ... ... ,1 . , , mJ visu mmy u men iiurifM ever SUIfered in my hands. We are all deeply interested in the purity of our conrls of justice. Whenever public confidence in them is shaken, or our courts are brought into public odium, uo mnn's rights are se urke' u0ur courts und Judges ought lo Pcion. t Qis conuuet oi iu iu una Ins aul terfuges to avoid its conieuriencci ought tocondema him, and I said, if nelected he ought to be impeaclx d. In the moutbs of two witnesses I hare convicted Reid cf all the charges I made againt him, and shown him to be guilty of wanton arrogance mid official tyranny. But I further propose to convict him of other acta and practices in hit official conduot which prove him to be dishonest end subject him to tho penalties of our criminal code, and prove him utterly unfit for the station he oocopies, as I charged in my first aril els; and if re-elected that he ought to i. : .--u i rw""M' Oeorge 0. Shoup, died in July 1863, and on ihe K5th of that month, letli rs of administration wars katued upim his estate, out of th Franklin Common Pleas Court, to Ooburn Murray, mw also dead, who took upon himself tin i ... i ,i., . i a . ,. ouroen oi inst appointment, ihn eslate Waa a lärmt um tnd It Wim InniBn Sf 9 , a -1 immediataly nfur Mr. Shoup's death, that it wa largely Inaolvcnt Among the creditor was an finga w a est s r liinmar, Jonn liigg ny mime, wn held a note of Mr. .Shoup's for 97UI1, 60 borrowed monev, endorsed bv Thos J. White and U. H. Oulhim. Tbe man, who, I presume, knew Ruid'a character and antecedents, plnced thi I note in the hand of Heid and his partner Mr. Herron in the praoico of th' law, and caused a copy to bo tiled in the Clerks offlee at Brookville, ngiiinat the estate of Mr. Shoup. On the 27th day of February 1864, about seven months after the death ol Mr. Shoup, Heid, iu tho nitinu of himself and partner, commeuced suit on tbe note, in the Kayotte Oirenil Court, agsjnst Mr. Shoup, a dead mini,

Mr. White sod Mr. Culture. At the i and th li tters of adininiatntlion to Maroh term 1864, of the I'ayette Cii Murray issued July 25, 1HA3, a pericuit Oourt, the defendants apueart il od vit'Ies t It tt ta nine month, nistend of

and filed an answer to this complaint, - ra, : . "a showinir that they were resident citisena of Franklin cutintv. to which the plaintiff tiled n demurrer.whioh admits . ... the facts, and on the - idity ol U ucli 1864, the suit was SSM for want of jurisdiction To w that Heid was the active man m tuis tuit, ami eogniaant of all the tacts, this complaint and demurrer are in hisjown peculiar hand writing. Failing thus to, obtain judgment, or collect the money, and anxious do doubt to earn I is lee, and please his English friend, Reid next applies to another court, and having a esmtee, whs", so convenient as the Goad oi Common Hieas, where he himself can be Judge end Attorney, at the same time, and if he can so arrange it u to keep other attorney out of the oase, he can have an easy time? The April Term of the Court of Common Pleas of Franklin county, commenced on the first Monday ui Aoril 1864. and oo the mh that month, only seventeen dsy - 1 his suit Wt dismissed in Fayette

county, tie following entry is made on j

the order book of the said court of ; Common Pleas, No. 1 forprobate bus-j iness at page 210. "John Higgs vs Cobmn Murray, comes tbo said plaintiff, and there up-1 on comes the said defendant and ad- j mils the said claim, and by sgivement j letsjudgementfgo for the sum of seven hundred and twenty four dollars and j forty three cents. It is therefore con-. sidered by the court now here, that i aforesaid." Now I aver that this judgement and order were entered in the absence of Mr. Howland, the attorney of the estate of Mr. Slump, and without consu i tirnr him: and would nut have aeon l.-Lt u;- , ,k. ; I miuuiu saib.1 ill- WUOCUb, austb lb ts r o also done in the absence of Higgs, although the record is made to say, that he was present, but he was only there by bis attorney, John 8. Reid, who waattne same limeJUOgeOl UlC j court. On the 14th of the same month , jj . 99 . . j he addressed to HlgUS a letter, com- ... .1 .i municating this pleasant in tnlligesioa of which the following is a copy. CoraT AT UROOff VILLI, Sat., 1 4, 4, 04. e. . . . , I Peak Sir: I have obtained against the estate of Mr. Shoup. a judgment for $720,70 with an order to Mr Co- j burn Murray, administrator. t pay ! you fifty per cent, on this sum, equal to H560.3Ä which he will pay either to j vou at Laurel, or here on demand. you at tenure, ur uc.o v.. uc.uauu. I hare seen Messrs. Cullum and White, and they have promised me to see the balance arranged, so there is no danger of the note, or ,any part being1 lost. Ball on Mr. Cobarn Murray and this letter will be your order for the money. Very Respectfully, JNO. 8. REID." Accordingly Higgs called on Murray and of their interview a receipt was tho result of which the following is a copy, endorsed on the above precious letter. "Received Laurel Ia. April 29th, 1864, from Coburn Marray, administrator of the estate of Qeo. O. Slump, deceased his che,ck on Brookville Bank fur three hundred and sixty and thirty fivo one hundredth dollars, for the within amount specified, and paid as per within order, JOHN HIOOS." Of date eotcmporaneous with this roceipt but probably, in fact, a litter transaction, thare is on the margin of the judgment, above recited another receipt for this money, tbe body of which is in Reid's hand writing. And at the bottom of tho judgment on the record, there is a replevin bail obligation, igned by R. H. Cullum, on condition, and below this, an agreement in the hand writing, and signed by John S. Reid, as attorney ( p (h( Ilintiff tQ t txeCyxlon, dfC. , ,sT ti; t..1w Trm . f At the folIOWIOjf, the July I erm (f f, , MuPTÄV ad mi nis1 the tame iiitrt. Murniv MB suminisj i i-.fi-, r., :;"rTj..' j Z. aJ. , r ( i . 1 1 1 i . piuuuvsu me umv nuviuin iwi ,ellJt.mt of M tRle. vnucht,r for whjch he k( g t ,., 4al . creüit, is 1, .!, ,.,-; f ii,,,Ta nn Ihi, haalr the abovi receipt ot Higgs, on tnc Daeit of Heid Ivttor. The letter and receipt are both to be found in the papers of the estate, on file in the clerks office. The account was a lowed, and with it, of course tin- payment of fifty Der Cent. ,,. I . ... ' ( . ,1,11111 I 1 1' k claim, wiuie no otner creu- . as . a a st :,'. r 8r H CI , VI UHvl toup. ol ine name class, uas received one dollar, and the estato will not pay ten cents on the doilr.r. On this same day the estate was declared . , J . . , insolvent by the court, and ordered to be settled as suck. On page f73, of vol. 2. Revised Statutes of 1862, seo 100 reads thus. "No claim against such estate, ex cept judgments which are liens upon') he decedents real estate, and mortgages of resl and personal property. .existing in the lifo time of tho decedent, and the expenses of administration, funeral expenses, and expenses of last sickness, shall be paid until the expiration of one year from the fir et ittuing of letters thereon, unless it shall appear to the 'proper oourt that the money belonging to such estate in the hands of the uin1 cutor or administrator or paid into court, is sufficient to pay all claims. un to Unit lime, wllnwini ninmst thr a.iojo. and that auch estate is clearly aolwnt ' , , ..ii.i , Tho VtTV IHW UHtabllahltiff the Court of Cnmmnn Pleas, nnwitivi.lt.' anssls j. n it iv i ii n ! hui nn J tldun if audi r-ottrt ahull nrur 1 tjce Aw in his own court, winch is a ru(, f universal application. U v , (1,n , l0 rnoro than fifty Icenu on iln dollar of the claim, afterm kna ,,tiiatfd another suit in the Franklin Circuit Court, in f.vor ol , Hutu: airainat t'ullum mih! Wlnti- on .I I . I.. I... nin bisuiu nute, nun pisrsir wt iiib uwii icsumony volunU-i-n-d fur IligKs, as i to ndmiaaione mnda to him by White ntH Oullutn, ho obtained judgment for . . " . . a the baltncc. und on tln imlguitint luentern a linn for hia feu iu hia own hand writing. Here we find John 8. Keid, while on the bench a Judge praotiing law e es awa e .a in lite own Uourt. Me takes the super vision of n clmm agnintt an eatul - nees llif parties wno are securities upon it, obtains n judgement against the estate, correaponds with Ins client, und givee Iiiin an order for the money. Hera, too, wo find him, obtaining nn unjust nnd illegal judgment in favor of his own client, for 6U cents on tho dollar upon his clmm. The iudirim tit. was rendered April Ii, 1114, a "w I a a ..a a a i .n. ami Unit without nnv evidence to ihe Court, that the estate was , olear'v solvent. On the contrary, it I r . . . a. was then notoriously insolvent, and the order lor a partial payment upon the claim shows that Rviil WSa apprised of 1 its insolvency. And on the same day that ho declares it insolvent, be accept a receipt fur a payment of its . funds of 50 cents on the dollar, to his client, one of the general creditors. The whole property of the county passe through this Court orce in ! about every 33 years. A great deal of tho business in ex parte, and the Court nml Judge houid,be spotless ss tlie drifts snow and uncontamimtted. And yet John S. Reid, who stands before the public with theso evidences of official arrogance, oppression and corruption, nsKsof the voters of tbe District ;i re -tkciiun. And he and Isis friends refuse a full bearing of these charges, nnd say that all

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Jude to take x We as an attorney for business in, and acting in his own Court as a psid counsel and adviser. What security has the public nt the purity of her Courts und justices, when conduct like this is to he tolera ed much less winked at? This reply is already longer than I desired, but my apology is the public interest, and the duty of every eitiaea to bring offenders to justice GEO. HOLLAND. April 28th, 1856. INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST. CORRECTED WEEKLY BY 12. O. II I It K A Tl A CO., BANKERS, 10 WficThlrtl i.,SpIvc' Building, Between Mam and Walnut, CINCINNATI, OHIO. WS will receive them at the following rata In payment for exchange and ftom Correspondent. AT PAR. .Near York and Vlnrtnla State Stock. Kvansvllle, ON K HALF PKii CBNT. DISCOUNT. Savings Hank. Coaaersvtlle, t radars' Manic , Indianapolis, Central Bank. Indianapolis Bank of tha Capitol, Ibdlanapolls. Pay e Me County Bank, Conneravtlle, Indiana Hank, Madison, Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus, Merchants and Mechanic,' N. v Albany, Cambridge C lly Baak, I rtramsrey Bank , Ufkyette, I Bank ofladtana, Michigan City i ( Htni. nvtriiv u. creeeeut City Bank, Bvansvllle, lton of 8,lB," . Farmers' Bank, VYettfleld, Indiana Stock Bank Laporte, . .Kr.'Vl.TVTA'iT;-"1 osb Pia cent discount. Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse, Hank ofKlkbart. Klkharl, Bank of Rock vllte, Koekvllle, Bank oroosbon, c.oehen, J00.1 V,r"on' Bank of w.raw, Warsaw, SVS0' Booster Bank, SsKSssÄsm Baak, b, P. Jenes' check, pKK ß DIPCOüT. orsst western Hank. rippeca Wayne Hanks, Upper Wabash Bank. Kalamaxoo Hank, North Wostern, RloomOeld, Shawnee Bank , Steuben County, Bask of Fort Wayne, Bank of South Hnd, Deleware County Bank, Indian Reserve Hank. All other Indiana Notes are from! to U per i cent discount, and should at once be withdrawn from circulation by sending tbvm to the Hurkams, who will return, by mall, the htgbetl CAlh value for them. Ks, MAP OF FRANKLIN CO. A Liberal compensation will be given to the J Township Assessors or others of this county who will diligently eanvasa It for subscribers to my Map. Apply Immediately. I Intend to make the Map perfect, and there Corn requett the sssessore and others when they train Brook vllle, to 'all l Urn Auditor's Ofllee and point out to the Engineer any errors tbey may discover. mtyS JAMES NOBLE. Notice to the Supervisors of Brook yille Township. WHERE AH, the charges for services by the levers I Supervisors of Brookville Township bare been very unequal, and, whereas tbe I rntoes have not alwaye the necessary Information al baud to enable them to adjudicate such claims j Ihernfom ordered hv tho Board that each Riinar.

v.sor be required to call out on each day he is em TJAKER AND HAZZARD SELL CHEAPER ployed on the road as many handa ae he ean possl- JD and bettor Clothing thau any bouse in the uiarbly work and tha'. on his selllement wllh the i et. They also keep a Sne stock of Furnishing Trustees, be be required to thow tbe somber of .Ooods.and make Garments to order al short Hollands he had under his care nn each day be waa

so employed. Ordered that th Clerk cause Ihe above notice to be published tn the county papers By Order of the Boat trd. may 12 O.C. BIXKLEY.Tp. Clerk. NOT1CK. A T a meeting of the Hoard of Trustees ol Brook -XX villa. Township it wat ordered that the Clerk of said Board give notice that the regular meet ings of the Hoard will bj held on the lourth Naturday of eaeh7nönth. In the uld Triasurer's Ofi Also, that the Townahip Library has been morB() to said Office aud will bo open on Hetul or 2 week. By order m the Hoard. Office. reneu on naturdav or each wees. By order ot the tiosr.i nsy may! f.r. BI.NKI.KV, I ptlerk Tiiu.s. nieei, ami oiouhi noarus consiauiiy on JL hand at Btstiuitraa dt Willuns. DMUUUt Ä- l'roauoe All kinds or Produce tsJ ken foruooes at 8uiustu willuks' COMMISSIONER'S SALE of Real Estate. T'l "erelg.ied Commissioner appointed by a. tattninrouii nrit tuurinr ri Franklin ('ountv. Indiana, at lu April I orni. A D. I Sou, to sell tbe real estate of Klelerh Woodworth, deceased, will on Saturday, the 3lsl day of May, A. D. IHM, oftVr for sale on tbe premises, situate on "Little Cedar Mrove" Cruek , one and a half miles east of B'ook vllle, Ibe home farm of the deoeaeed, containing buf hnudred acres. 1 his property Is most ilesira tberrankim Turnpike road. bly located . south of the Iwrlling only half s mile distant It It well watered by Cedar Creek," and with springs "never falling it 1 In most or the Bnlils, and has from fitly lo sixty f arret oi good tinioer. Tbe dwelling lea largu two stor stone House, with s substantial frame Ham : Woo. I Home, ami oilier convenient Out Houses, with good welle of water althe house and barn. tile one of the most desirsble farms lu Its immediato neighborhood, aud very convenient lo market. 'rtet of Male ...The ono-ibird of the pur ohaso money to be Bald cash down one-third In twelve months and the balance It, two i )ears rrotn Ith approved of appraleefrom date of sale, purchaser giving note wl frenholil security waiving the li.'iieflt of app mentor valuation laws, bearing Interval from date. JNO. II . PAHQUHAK, stsytHw Commissioner. ADM1NIS TRATOU'S SALE. NOTK'B It hereby given that I will tell al pabllr sale on the V4lh day of May. IMS, at Metaraora, a certain sontrart between Wlltlam Hubollom, now deceased , and the Wlitle Water Vallav ( anal i 'im: inn , . tor two powers of water, at Look No. 83. In Metaraoru, on the White Water Valley Can at aaiul nn itm line.rtii altin nf said I .u k t taf rt h n r with the ieaa.T,r to No. ts. and wsi hair of lot ' -N" 40 '" said town. Said lease of water power sd Ion deilgned for a large Flouring Mill, al the best point lu the WblU WaUrVallsy. Haldrnstrat I w i II be transferred 1 Hie purvbaser sulijert u, tl r)inrtu0i,s, rllU sud privileges, rori. furred lv, and In any way arlalng mil or said tontrai l I'hero I sine years of the Term unexpired, wllh the prlvileae of renewlne fur saother Term of so years. For furthar particulars wa refer to the contract Itself, wblcb can i n examined al any lima before Sale. 1 will tint sella! the wmutlmasnil plaea.all the eaatl ngs and nthei Asturna Ueltinaltia lo Ihn RattuUum mill rwentty burnd. aoltl sale lo b on Ihn following iiirnis; uimiiaif in fi tun inn oiiii in iniiioiiiiii irnm .isr ..r aaie. with interest, secured by note with '! leh..o sucuruy, walvlns- t.eni.nt Hint Ireetiolil sucurily, walvlita tianurtt from sal uatioti or appraiBemanilawi. Iwllllutladd that mill ersetetl l said pltea sl t eosl uf Horn .l ,mm lo l.i""', would readily soil for at least fa .000. wn.i.u.s aoaaew, mays '. Ailm'r. Peace! Peace!! Old thing have paued away and some things have come new. ntVID SLSl'SKTSK. tOLSMtR WlklttMI. SL&DGHTER k WILLIAMS, IT. II antinuntu lo llio public llml 1'iey have brought on an ouilmly nuw slock ot g.nnl. which Ibey are now opening al Ik OLD (ilUNÜ STONK CO.'lNKIi. long orcupled by ll.Tyuer, In llrooh vllle. To enuiiierale their sloek would ha as ledloaa a It Is useless. lr you want any tiling lu tha dry goods or grocery line, eall aud see fur yourselvse. Tbsy a? New Dress ailkSs I .a. i ins wlshtug to aaamlns some beautiful styles of fancy Silks, are Invited to call at our store and see some (loud which are eletfeul aa any lady fe wish lo ae. ssTeaelteA Uuallsis I. u. lies are resnaelfully lav lied lo callandesSt ill I amine Ilia ult-e Loudalo Hleeeliaid Muslla, 1 yard ami t nh id.-; nu Cmiressed tit Ftain una niiu Aann Mpiii. We have Jusl received a eelebreled Hlack Nllk, which has given aalveraal satisfaction Ladies wha are desirous of purchasing a black Silk Dress i i'iti tbey can have ciiuSdenoe lo believe will wear without cleaning, anil will roiatn us lustre, ran Sndllat Slaag bier Wllllaats's. Ureaa (Jooels. Stella aad Ci ape Shawls, Hlack and Fane Hllks, Oclatuoa, Olngbams, Prints, Lawns, Challles, Muslins, Linens, Ac, si our establishment. Uleactted Litten Table Covere, Brown do, Napklas, Doyellaet Just opened. 50O Pieces Print. Comprising the KaciSc, P m heco, Merrimack, Knglish, llsmlllon, Sprtgues, Aliens, Manehetlnr amis number of other well known makes, whloh we are selling cheap. Drape rlea. We htve on bands an eilctiitve assortment ol I .ace and Muslin Uraperlee. Sugar nsd Slalaaawa, Yoa may alwaye Snd a variety of Sugara, aod New Orleait and Sugar-House Molsstet at Sal ataad. Iran, malle, . o would call the attention of those wanting Nails of any sit, and Iron of any kind, lo our large aaaortmeut, which we offer low. aprll S3 .... ei.S eatii. TPAHAWHA, snd Jtew York Bait constantly oa r bB l tb" u,f,r 1nJ,"f l0 Canal, and for sals by 78 W. L. PaaqiBas Co.

ARRTVAL OF THE P A C I F I C SAFE AND SOUND!!!! SHE I LOADED WITH

SPRING GOODS, for TYNER & KIMBLE LOOK OUT FOR NO. 1. INTERESTING DETAILS!!: TY.NKR & KIMBLE IIA VB KBCKI VBU THKIH early stock of Spring Goods, aad Invite) tbo public lo call andetamlue for themselves before purchasing, es tbay can any wltkout lear of contradiction, that Ute purchaser ean save a large Interest on his money by purchasing of ibem. Their stock Is large and well selected at jpnees as to as money caa command. The MONTHLY AUDITIONS will lasore fresh and seasonable Goods, such as Cloths, Casslmsres, Tweeds, Jeans, Couonsdst, Sheetings, Shlrtlnas, Prints, Delaines, goalees, MaaJM, Debages, am Matins, Collars, Sleeves. Chemisetts, Hdk'fs, Lawns, Trimmings. Bonnets, Klbbons Hats, Ha pa. Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Iron, Grindstones, and all the smalt notions connected with and aeeessary to a complete stock appertaining to la trade , They takeln exchange for Gaods, all the current money they can get, besides all Ibe broken bank notes, at Cincinnati prices, together wllh Blmwt every artlele tn the produce line, AT Til K OLD BURTON 8 i AML aprll 4 r. O. BAXSA J. r. II. r r tun BAKER &HAZZARD OKAI.KRK IN 8TAPL.E AND FANCY sit mm, NOTIONS, READY MADE CLÖTHING, HATS, CAPS, &C, ONE DOOS NORTH BROOKVILLE BANK. BROOK VI LLB. IND. Famishing artlelee of every description. Garni e nu made to ordo r at the shortest notice . sprit II Prints! Prints!! T?OR Merrtmac. Cocb&co, Bay State Philip Al- " len'e Npragucs, Dunnelt, and all other good styles of Prints, goto aprll li UAKKR A RaMARD. Hats! WR are lust receiving our spring stork of Silk, Pur, Wool, Panama, leghom, Palm Leaf, Canton, and Straw Hats. Alsoanlcu assortment ! of Cape of various colours aprll II BAKRR dr HAZZARD. Clothing. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notloe It horebv given that the undersigned hat been appointed Kxerulor of Ihe lael will of Abel White, late of Franklin county, deceased. Maid oslate Is supposed lo be solvent. sprlllllw JASO.t CAH80.V, Kxeculor. j To the Ladies: CAI.J, AT BAKER k HAZZARDS And tee the Bnetlilock of Lawnt, Beragei, ThaiI laa, Tlaanee, Tarltons, Crape Shawls. Mantillas, ' Hdk'fs, Collars, Kinbroldory, Plounclng, InaerlIngs, Kdglngs, Parasols, Pans, Hosiery, Olnves, Trlrumliift, dte.dio., ever brought loihlt market. GROCEEIES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. 8 oin m rein I IIOW RHOOKVILLL, HID. WM. L FARQI JIAR & CO. IT AVK now opened, and will keep constantlv on II hand, a general and eomplnte assortment of ' oro iriss, wnicii tno) oner et prices as low as they can be procured lu Cincinnati la small pareels. Mr. Farquhar having had much etperlenre la this braueb of trndu, flatters himself that oaocaaias oao be furnished by wsroLasaLalu this market but a siuua asova ( laroiMaTi raicas and at retail lo Induce Hie purchasers lo ev i asm PoWN. I ...i.l.l. la. ..... f I II l .Uli , I IMI.I.I. III 11.11 I'l Coft)4 Bal by Halslus Tea ' In sack Ve N.O.Hsfar Klre Umont Powdered dn Dried Pearhet Pirk las Crushed do " applee Nuts Molasses Ha'es Almonds Mackerel Willow Ware frnnee White Kith Ot sicr. ( In Cod Fish Candles Tobacco Louisville Lime and Cement, i .... .. lluii.. ....I ii. .t rt.iH. uk... ..i. . ! .'' a I ..-. 1 1 . . V. 1 mhs ... . . n.i.. iiinr, rit, adei, lioet Mav.Htraw nnd Manure Forks. I of whloh will beewld fur a siiasll advam u on Cincinnati wholesale price for Cash oi arranvan cot' MTB y paoei'i a. Call aad examine oar stock; one dour south of Llurk .v Fan.uhar'1. Wanted. BUTTRK, Kggs and Rags, for which Ih.i highest market prfca will tm paid in groceries at cash prices. Wo also want Hacou, Lard and all kinds of country prodtion. aprll S3 W. l.. Paani'tua A Co. it aitis tl SIM AltSa.sisiKobhisou's Superior llama, Hhoul.l nd hides for tale al aprtt W. I t ,i ius Co' . John Shillito & Co Na. 19 East fourth Nlreel Cincinnati. IXPOKI KI'S of DBY-eOODS AID CAHFETIIGt ! RKSI'KOTKI'I.I.Y infiirm tlidr t ustoiaert aud Purohatarteenerally.thtt thoy ar now open 1 1. a au estenaive un I eomulete aasortiuenlof DBBYtaOttlt!, V It HKTI IV J , Fl.OOIt II. t I TII Af. Imltlee, Motel keetiers, Nteiaboal ownrs, and atranara, may tleoeiid uion Sudlua the bwstrtaaa or Ooods, al urleesas low as they ean be purchased la the eastern Cities, aprll 1 1 Sin s Vlewsof Hullillngs, l.sausi arss, Portraits, ) nloiiias, Maps, Mho w Cards, Kotes, DraAs, Hills of Kiehangf .(.hels.ae.Ä. ((Change, ,M 1 1 1 1 1 . fl I U .1 n W A I, L A t a Ho US WalnuiNireet.odd Fallows las 11 . r.lnolnuall,Nov.M.l"3 17 lyr. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE N OTIC a It hereby given that ins undersigned has been appointed administrator of tbe ea lata of Khode llolley, late of Franklin county, duceased, Said estate Is supposed to be snlveul. aprtttIS AAKON All. Km, Adru'r. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALI. NOTICE It hereby given that I will teilet publlc auctlou.on Saturday tho ITlhday of Mat nest, el tbe residence of Hlioda llolley, late of Krautlln eounly, deceased, all hi personal praperiy, not lakeu by the widow, (oatUUng of Kurses, Hogs, Cattle, Ifarmtug utsnslls, V hsal lu Ihe ground, ae.. ef Mlue months eredlt will taglven all tuint over Hire dollars, the purchaser giving bis nolo wllh approved security, waiving bsnrtlt of valuation and ailiralaemt'iit laws. aprll BJ BW A A HON .Mils, Adm'rr HISTORY OF MKhiriNE FROM ITS ORIGIN TO Til I'l MIKKTKKMTH IT. M l It , With an Appendls, containing a Philosophical and Historical Kovlew of MudUluelo lb pretnt lime . BY P. V. RENOURD, M. D., Profeaeor of tbe lnsltutes ot Msd clae, Miami Medical College. THIS rich mine of SclsntlSu and Historic lore bas bo it ii o tie uad lo Iba Kugltsb reader by Ur. luiuegys ol t inclnliau, iiose translation lias line so moal elegantly published by Moore, VMI-1 cb, Ket dt Co., aud Is now offered lo Iheschol- j alar arsaud professional ineu of America and Eng laud.ala very reasouauio lmco. a resut nsieuslva orders have been Sited from Burope, and ll has sold rapidly lu America. Ihe attention of persons procuring Libraries for counties aud loa ushlpe, and Library Astoclatioue is especially called lo tbla work. Orders respectfully solicited. aprll SS SONNETS AND RIBBONS. 1 Just reoelved a groal variety of fashionable nnetaaudrtbbons Bt No. t Commercial Kow, by LlBCK a KA KuUH A It. VIT AXL PAPKB. , W Tbe largestassorloienl publio, (or sale al No. 1 Oeett 1 I lue lever agereOtotbls me r' ia I Kuw. by I.I N C K A l-AKUUIIAR JOST KECK1VBD. lOttlf bit Mackerel, 3 hlf bit Whtt aud Cod fish, at apt M vV, L, Fasacaas a Co'i.

NEW DRUG STORE. SIGN 07 THK GOLDEN MORTAR D. V. JOHNSTON, D8AI.KK IN Drugs, Sfeitlclnea, Paints, Ulla, im --Stulls Perlnntery, Matls.nry. Ar. West tide of Main at., mxt door to the VALLEY II 0 USE, BROOKVILLE, INDIANA rpAKKS plemaarwin informing the publu gunJL a rally, tost halt bow la receiptor and openlngln hlsrrcw room, opposite the PihtlcSfl,uaf, a fnllsiock of allGoodsin hlsllna. Miastock of DRUGS AND MüDlCNEb He can any with nil oouSdeoee isn t surpassed, elthor In quality or variety by any oihohouia thecoanty, nor at as low prices. HlaaUrU of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c., Koptby him leo pletelu erery pari. I am bow openinsran elegau;aasortmenlof English, French and American Perfumeries. All of which have been purchased al such prices as will enable me to sella! tbe lowest ralee. Porany nftheaaoveor numerous otherarticles usually kept inhousctoflikecharaclor.the public

are respectful!) Invited to the ".Siju of the Golden Mortar." Physicians can rely upon having their Prescriptions carefully compounded. Jan 4 D. V. JOHKSTOJI. (iO IT BOOTS!! D. BROOS. J. s .in r. brooks & mm II AVK Ol'KNEU A LARGE BOOT AND SHOK STOKE in the room formerly occupied by U. Pan a V Kok, on Main Burgees street, where tbey will keep on hands a general assortment of Boots end Shoes of all sorts and elzer, custom inttdo and eastern made. Mr. Brooks betnga practical Shoo Makr,and keeping a large number of Urn best of workmen at work, can enpply cuettmcra wltb work , to order, on short notice. He will also warrant all the Iura work purchased at his store ono very I advantage to he tecureo by baying of them, ey :ntlv expert tn merit the pmron this county, and thereforu expect to have It. They keep on bead a full supply of Finding. and Leather, both sole and upper, or every description. They can furnlub Shoe Makers with ever) article Iber nay want on short notice, and at very reasonable rates, march St FRANKLIN MACHINE SHOP, AT THE BROOKVILLE COTTON FACTORY. WILL BIRCH, II ANliPACTUHKR OP 8BVKKAL h'OKTK OK ill Straw sn l Feed Cutters, Pumps, Cora hhell lere, Horee Powers, Torntng Lalhut, cVn. All kinds of Patent Machinery made and titled to order, at short notice. Wbeols and Kciewa cut to any pitch or paltorn . htocl, 1 apt and Ules mado to order. Mm t attention given to repair Ing Steam Knglnos, Mill Ooarlug, and all klndeof Machinery. Casting furnished i.t snort itutlre. Terms Keatonablu. Caah paid for old Iron, Brass and Connor. II.' WILL BIRCH. William Frank, UNDERTAKER, I KEPH conaUntly on hand, CotQns of all sixes r asd dnscrlplinn, ascription, ami a gnou iiuarse wun which he Rto tiils ftiuernls oi lovt n or i oiiiilr . .Tllr Al.lf CorriNN, of two ,r, con-1 stantly on band. a mar M 7 a.aste.i . - -a sassastaeaaas-aaBBssaskataa. J IOWA LAM) AI.EM V. Tt THK MIMISTLHfl AND ME.MHKKS OP '.ho M . K. Clmri-h, and al! others v. I i ü nmt concera: Having been familiar with the Stale of Iowa for ten years, Ithat given me the advantage of mak- j Ing tome very choice leloclloni of lands, which I now offer for tale at tn b flguret as will pay the purchaser a very handsome per cent, on the mon I ey Invested. The special oldeel of this notice Is! to say to all concerned that I expect to attend the 1 session oi inn laouerai v oiunrvnce ui i nuiaiinpolls. May Ist, IKS6, at which placu I will be prrpared tn convey laads, lying In one body, from t-n to '41) acres, lluyerscao bo suitod at lo price, soil, location, Ae. Those wlsblug Land Warranle located, or outrles made with caah, land bought or sold, ran have ,t aUanded to bv Infuriating me of their wlthee. My lands '.mvb been carefully selected by rayaelf.-beuce I kuow each piece, what Ills, and where ll Is. My Coal ofllce address till aHcr General Confer once, will be Ml. Varoou, Linn Co.. Iowa. MarSS AURJIV. TO THE CITIZENS OT SPRINGFIELD TOVVNSIIII Whereas, a tax hat been ateotsedby the Trus tees of this township, for the purposo of raising tchool-hnutet. And whereat, there exttU an urgent uecetslly thai said houses be ballt without delay, A nd whureas, steie have been taken by Hchool District No. 7, for building a school housv the ap proachlng summer, by vnluniarliy contributing the Tax thai would be justly assessed lo ea h one for three years to earns, or so much of said aui'l as would be sufficient for building ssld schoolItoiltot. It Istherofore earnestly recommended by tho undersigned trusteesof the above named Township, that sliallnr steps betaken by each sclinui iMsim t of this fssrntiiip, that we may tliereby speedily enjoy the be noil l of good school houses, also save a considerable Hem In the shap.i of Auditor's and Treasurer's fees. In caso the aforesaid tax should continue lo bo collected by our county Treats rer. If tbo course abova recommended should be adopted by the olllteut of Ihe anllrw township, wo will Issue an order to have the above nanmd In erased from tbo tax duplicate of the couniy. KetpeclfuHvsiiM mill. "I, LOVKTT, t a as l an J . CSs ' -t.MI'.T. Wm. m. haikd A. II. JAM KS. Trustees. msreh UM. FREE OF CHARGE t ! Two Mplendld Pnrlor Rnvravlufa, B nil Hud "Bolton Ahhey lo the Olden Times, "a j splendid steel eiif ravins;, fro us Uta ooiebralod . iialntliiE by Landseert aud the "Uepa'ture nf the I lsrllle Ifoin Kfypt," Urte and boaitiirnl tn Kralng from a lalnilni ly U. Huberts. Th re- , tall prloa ol the above enfravlngs Is s:i, pur copy, but will ba sunt rai or i Nsana as follows: The subscribers have established a Hook Agon- . cy In Philadelphia, and will lurulsL any bonk ur publication al the retail price free of postage. Any persons by forwarding the subscript Ion prli ' of any ol Ilm 3 MagBiluea.sueh as Harper's, HoI ly 'a rtitnanra (eratsatn't , Frank l.eillo't Fntlumi' ' A c, will rnrelso the tuago lines for one year ami 1 a copy of either of tbe above beautiful enarav1 lugs, free of rtiarge, or tf subscribing to a il, aud a l Mfktliiu,turltssPetrsiti'e, nnd Challi n's i Ldl' Christian At.uual, titer will reln setl i uiaaaalnes and a copy of either of ihn above aa- ' gravliiga. l i it deaerlplloii 'if Knrv Ingot, WooUexafitted with iieatueMsnddlspkteb. Vlswt of BullI dtngs, Newaiapei Headings Views of Machinery, , ll. "k Illustrations, lodge CertlBcaUs, lluslni ,a t 'anls, Ac. All ordert tul by mail promptly tUmnlad lo, ions ttlrhliig ti.'ttsot iio'ir i mining engraved annd a liagurrtiotypn or altotcb of tb sniid a llaguorreolype or titiiiiiIng lo mall or expnis g ii) malt or espruss. i'er at a distaiit i' liSYlng salcabln urli lea woul'i Slid It to ttielf advantage loeditrrss the sulx s. rilicrs, as we would act aa acuta for Iii aalt' I Iba same. I" -v I'lKItt 'K, W Mouth Third Sireet, rblladwl phla, P. J.S. BfstM. (not 30 yj V. bUffSSaSes TKKMS VOM THE CAMPAIJN TRIBUNE. Te ba laaued 1'wlee m Meek. nOMMENCIMa wllh the proceedings of the 1 t'oiiventlolt Bl rinis.ielpnii nnd eiidiluT about tlin Will of HoVeM r say ne S I oo M Ml mn mil., or rorl) two N iimbt'ts Nit gla Copies - in Copies lo one add mos INI t'otiles lo one address i un Copies to one address Ik, tai Orders must lu all s bo uocomiianltul wtlh i the money which may be reu tiled al our rlak . Notes of -II specie-paying Hank lit tho Culled Utas recoiled at par, but when Drafts on Now , York, II osio u ur I'lilladelphla can be prouured, I lhy will be preferred. Money letters should be cerUSed by tbo FosluiMler. Tbose ui our friends whumay ilaslro li aid In ! the circulation ol THK MKMI-WBBKLY CAMPA0M TKIBUNK will be kind enough to tend lu 1 their orders at aa aarl) a day as possible. A n exIra copy will be sent to em Ii person it In, c,, is up 'a flub. Address .lli:i.l.i:i A Hi Tl. II ITU, aptllSS Tribuua OMce.Naw Vork. IOWA LANDS. 1st 11 k undersigned having been solicited by a , number ol persons lo go 10 Iowa and enter landsfor Ihem. lakes this method of Informing all it I.. i mat wish to employ an Bgotit to locate Land Wi mills or outer land for cash, that he uspocu to leave Brookville for Iowa, between the island ! mil of May nest, and that be will attend promptly lo all buslueeaof that nature conddod to bun. Having been engsgod In agricultural pursuit, all bis life, and possessing sooelderable know!-! sdgo lu regard lo ihe giow Ing Stale of Iowa, and having no pereonal Interest In the locetlon ot lauds, not expecting to locale any for himself, In-1 dares him to believe thai he wlllshareihe patronage of tie.su wishing to employ an ageal for that purpoae. He can be ocnsulled at Urookvtlie, or I at bis residence 4 miles east of that place, or by 1,-iiers atiiircnied to mm al nrookvin, . i .1 marchäl JOU.1 WYBfT. A RHYMK OF liKASON. When the old hat loses All tls glossy sbtne. And one sadly mute Upon uld lang syuoi When ho wltbea in puroliaee A go l hat wllh Utile "chluk," Me makes up Main street To the ttor of Rh, KM AN LISCK,

THE (iOOB TIME'S COME." a mu m mil

HAVK JUST ARRIVED AT THE FAVORITE ' OLOWHITIOORNEB." 6F GALLION & SON, Wliieu titer tare now opening, ntsO intend to n At reduced prices. k s sprifc mas at i. aft A smd we have a large stock reduced the "tariff," end by 0 to oBter all kinds of Goods at on ClactueaU Wholesale pric 'AIKLVOPB5KD. tf Goedi, we have (ioinsr nre eiiabU-il ury sl'.ght advntica To attempt to enumerate the many differe nt articles comprising our stock would Uo a Herculean task Indeed safBceto say we will name a few of the leading a rtlr lea, though we hav every thing from a Microscope to a Sausage Machine. I.jttl i s Deparlmeal. To tbe selections ot täte part of our stock we have taken all poulhle pains. Lahres, If yon with to bedeck yoaraelf ulib a Hrosi of which "Uueen Vic.' herself would w prood, call at the Old White Corner and ''La&f" will sell you one of those 'Ich and fashionable EUGENIK, CAMILI.K, OR HERON ROBES, and Heury" will show you some of the prettiest and richest patterns of Lawns, Bercgea and Tissues ever brought to this place. We also ha those fluu Black and aloe Black Hress Silks, and Figured Bilks of every grade, Fine Crape Shawls, white aad colored, plain and Bgured, l4tces Colars. (new style.) Eiubroid-rles. all kinds of Bonnet and l.uto String Ribbons, Hd'kfs. Hosiery Gloves, etc. Oeatletnfii BppnrtmcM, We bavp a trosh lot of Mr n's Fancy and plain l assimeres, and S a little the flucsC lothi, Vetting,, and assortment of MEN AND BOYS. CLOTHING ever offered in this mit rkct. Wu have been veiy particular tn bnylng our Clothing, and Satter onrsvlvsMt that we can '.rim you out, genllumeu, from "head to foM" for Ices money than any Imnae lu thks Valley . Give us a call. Dome . ! ii . . Webavnan unusually large slock of Donv-silcs such at Muslins bleached ami unluachosl. Drillings, do. l.i neu and Cotton Diaper, lick Inge, dee. frlttta. WUen it comet to "Cslerco" "we're around," hut all thai wo neod say aboil prluts Is, that we have tho Merrlmnck, Cochrco, Philip Allen dc sons, Bay htateand Sprsgue brands, which every body knonsaro asgood as gold ddlars Wall Paper. Tbl It Just the season of the yi-sr to papor your walls they begin to look bad. We have matte In reo accessions to our beretolore iitofietvestock of Wall Paper, und can, without deubt, exhibit tin' largest und most tastefully selected stock ai"l then BO cheap of any bouse In tlmse parte. Carpet. We have Jost opened a large r.ud well selected slock ot Imported Carpets of the lafst pntterof. Rag Carpots always on hand. Hoot und Kl oca. We have one room devoted to this branch of the business, aud wo are now piepan d to suit with tho smallest lies of Ladies Child's Shoes, i. We have a Shoes or Hools, everybody- - cen : Infant. Containing 11 i lie vari ! Ilarkmsand liootises. Misses nnd I h Men and Uo)t Hoolt and Khous. , large assortment of CCSTOM-M.. 1)1 Hootsand Shoes "f et er) description. lata and f'npa. Every grade Uoiti for iuu and boys, vten to Ibu I late al lo of BOPf HATS for hard or soft heeds. Call In tJents, and "Adam" wiiigiva yoa "nis.' llArdivuo . nnd tbe articles usually kept in a relall stare. In tlurrnsn urr' ami (tiisaware We have a i entire now stock, containing some new patternt.axid all that Is wanted hi this war Hut we foel 11 unnoccfsary to say mure. Suffice for us to tay wo fcol veiy grauful for the liberal (auoiiage bestowed upon utall thrmign our marlantlle oourse, and noihlttf on our art shall be done, at Ibis late day, to merit a discontinuance of the same. W are sure tint If good Ooods, cheap ;oodx,and plenty ol there, and gentlemanly clerks to wall on you Is whatyou want, wehavo no rears. aprll 4 N. D. OALLION V BON. UBiK THE TH ICK." Ö4aä3 SSStl kw&Et JÖätV" ti WE ARE COMING. OLD HO. 1 IS FULL FREIGHTED WITH i SPRUNG GOODS, NOW U YOUll lillB. PITCH IN. Linck & Farquhar Tl A VING jual returned from the city wllh one of 11 the prottletl, neatest, and mast fashionable slocks ever brought ts tins markul, Intend to se II, sad sa Inland to sell low. Wa will not even make an attempt to give ypu a catalogue of our goodt, but Just come and exam. Ion lor yourselves. We have a general assort nc ni of evert thing. No trouMu lo si oods. swatlrr istylee, makvs iy analomen 1 lie so ci I" r partner ,M 1 . 1,1a. B X attunllon lo Ihe trade kocps wa lip rloae,siidqualll),ofgoo(lsin Hie n hla norehassaln CiuelnnBll and i bled to prosanl a freah slock lo evory thirty or sixty days. Our frloude and the publio are all unpeclally invited lo examine our stock, s woare dulerm.ned lotxciLln our efforts to call no your laste aud Interest. as bv enduing so we t. nt n rve on r own. hop Si 14 YtrtOTR AND SHOKH t r largnsiai'd mosli-arefnll) srleeli i'stock ol Hoots and i be seen at Mo iy,have ot e may ien tai Ho l.i.M'IU Kit KUl'IIA 1RE88 0001)8 I TTAlJlhVUKKSS ciOODK. OKM'LKM K.S'H Wl.M'KK WKAH. FASl VANII PLAIN IIKKSSNILKS. WHIT KAMI) KM 11 Hi 1 1 UKHKD ;uOUS . I.AIHKS'SI.KKVKS AND t'HI.I.A HS t IIKMISKI I S.ll MiKKIU HIKI's.Ai . Knr sale at No. I f'nminerrlalHow.hy mar 31 IH34 lin;a A FAI f A KHHUA t FLAI-8EED! FLAX-SEED!! W K haveln store lim bushuls prlti a hielt I propote lo ioun to Van Flax Need, iers tlpi comterms, rail nest doer he ln,r season on very accommodating andsoaelMo. Üommsrclal How, I. In, k .V l'iir..iliar's m nr.- W. L. KAKQUIIAH A CO. Bounty Lands. WILSON MORROW GIVES KOTICK THAT YV lös bas on bunds printed lurma fur obtaining bounty laud under Ibe act of ' ah Ii 3, 1 W.".A . BU'1 will promptly nllend lo all applications for land under ttld srt. nisylinm "Time is Money." I UN. II. t'L.tltKt athltnowetorr. nin door w south of the VAIHiKY HOl'HK keeps constantly on baud a gnaeral assort tlieiit ill put ell) . Wutchos, Clocks, . il t m s p. .una, raters, b n,l J grealvsrtely i V FANCY AkTICLKI. suaii as arti usually Sept by Juwulnrs. lis Is pis pared alto lo reoalr old jtfWslry.BUiJ id r loan and rutmir clock sand walcbva Kv3 on reaaouable terms ami 'BajB' tt siiortltollce. II will sltolsk" old silver and g .Id IS tehsnge ft.r ffwitli June I '55 t. ittx-i.it tr.M. i i, m i.i. nssoriment oonsisinig uf all am A usually kepi In general retail tloret, nt the lowest prices for cash al uov TVcfRIt KIMItl.K'S. II A MOW Uli; J IISHDM till M t gtMierulsssiirtmoi'ti'anslwsyeberoitiid alike A lowest prices lor t sali, rt ". t TYNKII Hl M lll.h'M. liATE B0TJ8B, i n i I A N ,1 I'D I. IN, INDIA, D. D SLOAN. PROPRIETOR July V mos isimn.Hi IK uii'lcrsigBed have ami will alwa) s kip on liaml a amieral assurlmeul t Iron ami aii, lulled to thnliaJe low for cesh. nrivja TVNKK KIMHI.K. CUKAI' AND OO0D FURNITURE. tirlLLIAM FRANK, ANNOHNCIS TO THI vv ittsuna ot 111.10k t tile, ami tin rust of tha wmld, t tat be k supply of ullklti'lt ol I'uriiilure a' hi lion on M11 1 11 street nearly opposite to Smith Ca l, nti'sCarrlage hbop. As ha makes most ol It himself, bv oan rsi omtnond all the work thai goes out o Ihn abon. Persons hu v, ttUlaiiylhtlii; In hla lino would do welt 10 eall aud examine the work aud Ihn price before buy Ing ebrntvl ure UNDERTAKING. Me keeps all kinds of eolBus ready-made, and a good Hearse wllhwhteb he can attend lunurals In town or Country. H've ulni uall. JuaS IUJ WIDsiMI trWABK. Blank Deeds, &c. There has list been Isaued at thi- oitlce a new and beauilful edition of Blank Deeds, short form Wo have a'so. Mull Claims, Mortgages, Co ma lasinus rs' Deeds, old form Deeds, Nummons nnd Subpenaa IIOOT ANü S..O: n. r K hvo oa hand a goosl assgrliueni or ttoote, Kbocs. Npprrs.(,aiUra, Uusktns, Uoya. Mis ses and Cblldrutis. Also Mrs. Ilurrl'a cclettraled ttuskinsaiid ties, at cash prices. octlS TYNER dt KIMRLB. WM. if. HGCLEERY, Ml T tit V I'l Si II', Will make applications for Bounty Lands, and attrudtoall busltie.s that may bo entrusted to hitn, Willi earn and Olspalco. Offlee ta lUasaannd alary f least's new build Ing, opposite the Curt llouso. Cl.OrUI.Ma, IiXADY .tIAIIfi, tirK have bow and inland 10 keep a renaral as vf sortmenl of staple article lu ihtt line, allow : Urtff price. I BOTS TYKEK a KIMBLE.

LOWELL

' I CO' e i- ' VMjlRZK '"TlrfiSsllKis KsJ rsiTTsitfla

CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapist Cart of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS. BROWHITU ,WII00PIKG(:0tGH. CROUP, ASTHMA, AMD rossen mo . Among the numerous discoveries science uas rasde In Ibis generation to facilitate the baainess of life Increase its enjoyment, and even prolong the term of human extate&a o, none can le named of more real value to mankind, thaatbia contribution of Chemistry u the Healing Art. A vast trial of lu virtues UiongaoBtUrii broad country, has proven beyond a doubt, thai no medicine or combination of tn.-du-inesyct known, can so surely control and cure Ue numerous varieties of pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept from onv midst thouttuds and thousands ev. ery year. Indeed, there Jt abundant reasons to behave a Roaiedy has at length boon found which can be relied nu, to euro the most dangerooiafccitous ol the langt. Onr apace here will not permit us iopehllahauy proportion of Use euere effected by Its ate, but we present the ml-lowing:--and ruler further entjalry to my A marlran Almanac, which the agent below nam od, will always be ploascl tn farulrh free, wherein are full particulars nnd indlspatabl proof of tBjeee statements. OfSc oi i r.n ..portatiou, i.auruiis K. R It. ' Aur-I, 133 Dr. : a ; r. l)c;n hir. My little son n, loar yearsold, ha Juat recovered rrm another severe attack of nialianant Sea riot Fever, Me threat waa rotten, and every person t'.ist visited Mm, pronounced him n dead cht Id. Having need yaaw l heir . In I lifornla, In Ihe inter of iWü, forasuverv lta k ofbrouuhltlt, with entire success, 1 was Induced to try It on my little boy.. IgBVoUm a tea-ltoou-fal ct..rv Uiroe hours, roroinenring m the norulug, aud by tat o'clock at night, I fonnd a decided change for tha baiter, and after three days use, he waa able to aat or drink without pal . la ate tn the above named disease will save msnys child from a premature grave, ami relieve the anxiety of many a fond parent. For all affections of the Throat and Lungs. I be I lev it the best medicine extant. A feeliug of tha deepeat gratllede prompts me In addressing on these lines. but for y our important discovert my Utile ort wouin now ii- in anotner worin 1 um muh v. Uli ri I It UllVV Wl t W..nl T..... I II w m ... . v. - mmw, wsj'i. . law... a, it . it . Kocky lltU,Somerel:o.)lt.J.,JalySl, 1SS9. Dr. i.C.Ayer blnca yoor medicine has be come known hole ll ha a greater demand than emedy we bare ever sold. His of unmeasured praise by those t, and I know af some esses y t.i n sat o f It Is not too witch done. I lake pleasure In selliow that I am giving ray ooitothrlr money , and I. foci gratlflcd tli Ur. infers. a a further supply, and hellere Vours. wllh jespact, J0H..r. WHI I LOCK, ny number of certlSvatesean bsj -poken or in ti wnohave usi where the bee for the good U lag it, be, uum mars ihe wort l i aeeiug Hi I Floase send lae F. H.-.AImi sent you, ifyc JAMES 0. AYEK, Practical ('htssaist. LowoTI. M Sold In I ouaW Halle; tl. lud ml And at agencies iu nearly every town In tbe west. W. A. lark . Crowa Point, la.. Traveling tgwnt. lob. 1, I83S-4 mos. TBK GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERT OF THE AGE, IS AVER'S CATHARTIC PILLS. They don't AcbcomplaluU, bat they rurt tbem. Una Box has cured Dyspepsia. Three Hoxel have cured Ihe worst cases of Scrof ula Two lloxos have Cured Krysipelaa. ( I navs cures the Jaundice. Three Muxes are sure lo cleans tha system from Holls of lau lest than ono doe U. 'wo Mokes have completely cu-ed the worst of ulcers on the lege. Small d iaes seldom fail to care tbe Pile. One dote roret tbe headache arlalng from a foul stomach. Strong doses often repeat."! u pel every vtn.t.i from tbo body. T hey should br given ta children who are always more or leu afflicted with this scourge. As a gentle Physic they have no eqnal. One Box caree derangwinsmlof the Liver. Half a box curee a cold. They purify the, blood, and thus strike at the foundation of every disease. A a Dinner i'ltl there Is not their eqaal lu the world. They are purely vegetable, and ean do no harm, but douccompllah an tiaaeeouutable amount of good. ST, LOUIS, ALL HAIL!! iSOMETIllNO FOR THE MILLION. I-IM 11 . WIMtll IIAlk HESTOKATIVF. W fit rail lbs alteatlon of all, old and young, to this wonderful prnpuratlnii, winch lurnshsck to lis original color gray lielr covers the head of tha bald with a luxuriant growth removes the ilauUrutl, Ilching, ami all cutaneous eruptloaa tniiset a continual low of th tiaiurtl fluids; snd henoti.lf need as a regular dross I ae for tbe hair, will preaerva Its color, and kseplt Irum falling 1 vl: il It! natural ixnuiy. wa Cr"3,i ur dlsoaaed lu Iba y Bung will not. as , or tho witching curie e Is upon the tongue i-stl, theu,upi sealp, in ue I Ibey value Ibi ever bs wlUie of thousands. VValerrord, Maas., July SI, ISU. I'KOr. O. J. WOOD t With i on Silence, do I recommt'iiii your Hair KaslorallvB. as belli th- moat . mcBiious arllcla I aver saw. I hava used the Walphantamlolhorpreiiarttlons of th day, all wllhuut effect Hlnco using your Hair HoaloraUve, ra almost sints, I now fael conSout will restore 1 1 so kas relinved tin lilua, ao mm I O. klt.OY. Maroh S, IHU. r hair, for s,.t erat nrft'ctly while, I have gradually grown Oars dent, that a low mora asf them lo me of a mo n r it their natural HIM: la ri llBI III ed to , for t lormer id float) l.ir th I thereto ri ly thoh In the vi KOI'' Wtltlll our Hal -IIb Ing Btperisured the mag Knsiortllte, I dfop ion lit effi'tl of yi upon the s I'.IMI III'' ll ' lust bei oin )ourlost tuet, I WBi liltli. fallb, remedies, in Januar: hstrsrmly lu'tied Lu, lima, il tai sud appca Use to all. i hleagu nars ago, m t h ulna f rs' I I s d . I invt a frte , and spuk so SatSJf all v e lions iBBU-iiod my ipi ruw out. ami black!. At Ibis ie. I i-illi original lor.haalili ,and I ehaorfiilli rei ommBiid Its I l IIOKM. May 1 1 leu. III. MlKor.l I'ttOP. I In t earing feels of f bark as IK Ilm lop of r 1 star, en., Mass.. Nov. 13, 131. , J, WOOD- Dear Sir: I lake pleasure iclunlary testimony to the magic afirwonderftil llsli Ks.toratlva. Asfal 8, my hair omnieneod tailing off, tiulll si y sealp became bald and smoolb as I liBsnouliiiUBd 1 1 fall for a great many glass, and tiii lost I adv, a tri ter a Iwlibslatiding I hare usod many oelwbratrailniis for lu restoration. Heaingyour 1 1 mil, 1 was Indaeasi to give your tide Ml, l" toy altar asuuilshmsnt, I found, afapplication, thai ray balrbncamc timly el. and :taauiu"d n rlossy and beaiiillul appear ance; sud bx the lime I had uaed a quart boltle, my bald bead was covered aver with a young and vigorousgrowthof aalr, wnlehltnow from one In tto liicbeal.i Unglh.and groarlng last. V.-.irs. truly. IU.Mt (iotJUKIO. New Vork.ua. S, ISftt. PKOr. O.J. WOO U I 'ear Hlr: After reauing the advirtlsnnieul in oae of the Sew York Joarnals, of voureelehrated Hair Hrstoratlvr, I procured a half pint bollls, aud was ao auob pleased with ll, that I ooBltnued lie as for two months, and am satisfied it t, decidedly the a,l preparation bei. ire the public. Il at once removed all dandruff and unpleasant Ilching Irum the scalp, aud bat restored my halrttaturalTy.and, I have as doubl, permanently so. You hate puriuisslon to refer lo me, all who enIttrtatn any donbl ol Its peitoruilng all ibal ts claitned for ll. MISS KhKKS.Wl Greenwich Aveuue. I have uied Profnaaor O. J. Wood's Hair Restorative, aud havuadatrsd lie wonderful egucla. It restored my hair where It bad (stlaa ort; U cleans t e head, ai d rändert tbe aalr toll and smoolb much moro so than oil. MARY A. ATKINKOH. Uulvlll,3ov. 1,1834. irPSold al 114 Mark-1 streai, Si. lnU, Ma. 3 Ii Bnad way. New York , aud by alt Druggists averywbore. All kinds of family patent medicines lor aale, nn the beat poaslblc terms, at Profoseor Wood's eaiabiubiaeot, lit Market Street, bt. Loots. jÖD. V. Johnston tasvle agent tor llroak villa, aprll II GROCERIES , HARDWARE 11 AILS- ETC Li nek & I Soulier are In receipt of full su j Linct & t arciuiier are in receipt ctf roll suplt0S0tlbe. kolc...l Oroi-ertea.aiid uc.l .elacird "r,,,vor' ' ills.ai .No I omnveralR..,V, UMCKtPARttUHA ' VrOHK COAL. UTE will keep ooasiaoily ou band a good supply If of Stone Coal, of the bet quality at oar new yard on the Canal, aCllio upper landing. may w. l.. rawaunnn or. CO.

CINCINN4B.

TiorrE.irroiiajri) :o the r.tovfl. Tsnvssswbeeiuil to purchase 8 Pai, the strt iL N A B Isa ffnasanU tfcst jf mm Jeer oae then will not regret tt. Thfcv silt vc thw psuvnt ank : rest plank, and do rot tare wis. S4n k W-to I of the ire frsU, 6a t have a ton lhu e tber P.auos have, sr.d sonst be lea id So be at ica. rmes t sen. MVltCH WHITE, aarm : et Koartbi i ne ;rg.t r.ano dealers In TIAN08 FOR BENT. WW Jt iIav. W iiate in store fort six newaneftwelve aaoaud-hand n anee. and w ill L-t the rent applg toe purchase, tr t ouwM. I'omeas aOsUiH wurrx, mar Si x0. 74 vTaet FjsartS stvawt. The large t Plana Dealer la CWiastatl. irrLon-pmrs" Bisliopoi t hi Me Melodaon stand uncijualcd la Amern; lex-ir ! rapid aale is proof tiosHlve of their . arwal supwnority overall tkera. Kor , tory prhwe ,who;eealc or retail, from Sis tasoua mal ÜKCJIA WWTTs; TU-I- .... a:T. . -n. BtaJn,,,,, j.rf., gaTIa cinnatl. . PROVIDENCE, K. L M;w KKlA;iPLI4i .NO POOJ" mm fever aid mi eiu OS. AJTTIDOTE TO MAJJLBLA. ros Tarn rxcrmNTioii aas ecu reverana Agur, or i niH Kevsr, Dumb other I nterm ilteut and Ramlttent Fes era; also of Billlous Fevers sirs, nspan IM by TV phold Symi loan a I ypWtd Fever, Yll ww Fa Fever Ctanerat Uet Hy. lght Pweatt and all otaar f"TBBB Of dlst Hir ntva a roMMoB OBiolt IB MALARIA OX MIASMA Tha subtle ain-.napt... r ikirh at aailsln seaaons la unavoidaldy inaaUW at every tiaank u the sane In character wherever H rthrle. at Ih aouU , east or -est-sn l will evwr? vWrs' vlrld to this newly discovered A.NTIlxnK. wkiA ... IM IK. which tl a . i in I and thnt enlli (....ii.. ..u... . . . . , - " I lei, piirihes the i rsyatam. dleeas . reuioi es au ! the cause of ri c Krfi.ris: " sni,cr claims thasrrttnm dloarv resell freta lu saw: ll wilt protact any raaMaat or trsteler, wvea m ,, in t '.-a ij sar tap agveor Ulllous disease most , etch Ijf or swampy 1 aliUea from aav whatov.-r. of twjar. from constantly lot .Malurifc or Ml It will nslanüy vber have Buffered for any ll -ra iwtnn tuns, an th OtSVS rwi.t, i ontii dtreetloaa. It will tmrnedJaMr results nf Mlluosarag debility, sight awes , . glut to recover appetit ure oatlla permanenia And aa a proof that It WORTHY OF Pt Kites be agne Ui persons whs. jtli I liai, fro sa obb aa tbey newd newer have aa'ng IIa aea aero rd lag to lies all use- araresatsa dlaeasee, euch tw SBjaaMI to. ihe pallets at oare ke eanff strength, and eoatlaiia raaital cure la aC Matan Kl. H t iKVlUt.Xt I ThefotlnvlBg renfScaU, from one of tha I. "emi'iain IBB I Bll d SlaUaktS rvwi e imtun ; 'bsramsduaeaamlaalau ever loaroe Lore, or Abtldcu lo Maiarta.aaS ' V ' I""" ""cult, nrr.ury, Haia.n Main I.- aa -tr i louno a particle of "stauet, lu us I Mlartoua Inta .usion. v s.r. a. I nil, l U, ,M 11. , tt4 -.. Ibis Allow a. if its a. -,y.Wq.K V A I'KKVItJiTIVK by which all pot sons taav aw .are M ..Urr fawe. dorn m in llieahot .1. sickly theaoaaouertwam.iyi PlU)OFH OF EFKV-ACY liabed.and the eouftdonce e ,ne HHlltv, are frBoaeati wata. ml K i mCm only in proportion t lu actual tuerta -heasrsj Itiirödoeed ami otatt. l-a. ...71 st BJwwniy ar reitefft to prove its worn, On ii.ortwoboUlc II ana wer for nsvtla.a. . ra; sotue ma, rot,uirc mora, ilirwcuows lartaiei a Oenuan, Franah. aad Nsnisb, oanawy aaca oouie Inceüna DoJUi. Prapared afiStarld bj the Proprietor, ' v . '"? HlUUatSsrewsia-w,. 1. I .1 aatel.y druggist, g-ii.rally. ' t. W OOUHA All a. na tr. nis'ii tir.ok vine, sud for aaU by Saalata aa. . r . ilitii iakniil Ik. ' - ' . . . . . . . i a v 1 . ,. w v. i ,,-sj i a vtra a aast C TEKBIÖI.E IIISIlOKUIfES! MiCBUTN roS THK MILUOST A most jsenderlul an loralaabse Pahslcailaa. ItM. HOrrntRft MP0ICAL WASCAL; BllXQ a' " "1'ifiiisiinii Www ular Treatise oa Mae and Woman ihelrrl.t- , siology, Vi'nctloBe and, i x ii a l Iiisorders of aeery kind, wllh nevarfalllng Heroedlos lor the . speed) care or til alteases ot a private aad lallrat cliaractar. Inrldent to Ute violation of lb Laws of Rater aast of Katare'aOod. FBI OB T W 8H TX w VR c SX f . rn iiitior ,.r tbeartstve volume tea aiallLl i of one of the first medical schools la the tTatlatf Sinti, m a i 'I .L...I I . . . . ' . ''""s.i.iw t, o.rBBrvi a eawtary tn the slorty and traeteeent of Hy phWto aad kindred disorders as a -p , bt km be Qua pat serselof aoet lrt!iiable Informatlaa In rrgara to the same anil la able pi camprs setnte vaSa ate dlam com pass the vary qatnteeeaee at mastlial science ua this important subbsct t aa the iweeltaT the moat emlaeul phyelelans la he rope and Aeaerica laibnrnugaly demonstrated In alsewa btgbly aurreesfnl praMlra la the iruatmrai ef aacret llseases In many thousands of eaara la tbe CH or Philadelphia alone. The practise of Or. Hunter has lane taw, aad sill I is literary tn bounded. ut at Ihe ear nasi a. llcitallOi of iitatroutpsisss,, be hM awaafsalw red to aalend the ephsra of ba p '--i'inal aal ii I nest tn the corvmuniw at large, threaeS tb aedlnm of hle"Mcdlial Manual aad Hsnfl Beett forUts ASlleiad." II le a volume Uiat sboald be In tbe hand of at -leryfamlly la tbe laud whether uerS as a provenlive of serrei vUua,orMsgtde for la aUsvav loa of oae of the most awful and waeAraatte aourees ever vlsttcd apon maahlud for Use atsaatt sensusllly and Imparity of every klag. lilt a volume that has rcoeUad the uaqualWeS reeommendallon af tbe Srsl paystrlaae 1 Use ai, ii, wun many i laray men, lutnera. iiMllatilbroptsts au bnaaanltarlaas, have , i mi hi. en ii, t lit inatiuij ia all jssarsj wnere tu paworrai taaeatags would be Miel) an bo Itstrumental la Ike moral puriScssage anS pb steal baaltng of multitudes of oar paam. among tbe young, volatile, and iBttMaVSs&SaSSWs wise the prtdn aad lawer of the uallea. lite author argues particulariy. most stronrlt against even species of if-fleBianisSit.Bnd Wala. pareata ad guardtaaa, la aearcBInx tsrr. aa guard lbs young of bull, sexes from tit terrtSr ouseuueiices coni omiiani of thatr Vseefaaasejl pbystologieai laws andseaual lapmiiies aad lrroffularlles, wbetbvr sxhtbited by praoaelosa 4at elopement or arising from Ihe vir love and ear rupilng sampln of - ,taa rnlaef wise. To those wha have been already eaestarad to lhaxpaUis Hiai utt bold on hell " a clear a a xpllHtVay Isebown by which tbay may Boearaa, mluraof soand heith, aad a rcgaiiatatloe af fSa soulfrom ui lern'. lo pollution. It U well known thai lliouaaiids f si. rxsx.. art BBnually aarrlBced al the shrlor or ltackrya-v, tier.ally thiue suforlag froai t eraaraal or Mypbilill, diseases Hrle'ures.fsemlral Weak Mas Rer i on. liobtlitt . und Ibr ti im. rno iBkiadlsw trkaw spring directly or tesa renssHely ftoas ua ISMb). genre of rarusl passtona aad trwfn , kolatWxaastt hBtnr. In tu v- '( lliesnfB' U, end when it ta ta in-, u.i ifi.t Sl'iilll leo.otOJ .. nt..,,, tw In Iho tllilla.t Mule.ul ol'nnoM a jorty baiug ihi . .1.,,. i ij,. , ;uptiMas lasif. eVSttea Sf tSelr prugoaiUre, grtealiy to Ue eats are vlaiit.4 up. ,1 MS ol USB US. I Uilren. rvsn to I tniru at ed With Aulbor.taxba' I I lilsra-e.l tilillBBlkM. arttl rnitrgeil pli'lei lor any eflorl la csisaMo taa vieea ot Ilia s, o) lh liumblet Iiis Medical Manual, struatenusin f Doe cop) , aacarel) ea velopad, will be forward rdfres of postage laaay iartof the I nltxsd kab .. .1,1.. ... b r,.f ai. a i'r,-ss, t'l'ii i.ij rus l KM a CO., i'ui.iiBbera, baa m; . !i.iudir.i.a. Honkeelters, Canvassers ami Rook Agent, ear plied as Ik nest liberal Ui uts mar 14 ly I ould eall the atUaltoa of nay Ina4a aud uustomers, and say lo tbrm thai I intsudgoing la to the Millinery business reureevtensivsiy. Use.. Ing made an arrangement with a lrt ) ataxia Hloarher to have asy bobbi u blraebed aad preis ad la Ike vary latest .1,1., eaa have ay work doa In the bast style, aad aa vary reaseagble lermt I will be aceountable tor all urkealrast ed la ay bauds, la regard to roiling ssg.J sa laai. I will also kp a very Sne lot ed saie Itlbbon., 1 1 . in ni tngs ami every I iing useally Saat In a M lllli sry Store. I Uoso wishing Sea Trtsw. mingi Ac., would da wall to eall aad esja tipf pim na, in alsewbers All o.k wafSsuaW aA gu sali. tact, 011 SUM DAVIS , 1 - f r. .1 1 ,..i , i-eb s, ies-aa TO THE PBOPLB (IF Franklin County. THE I'M DERSiajtBD proiaae to 1 amlsh ia alt subaeitbers.a complete Man oftbe Owaatv . mm Hie plan nl UiBl or .Mai "U lily , lost, , gut ab Iff Condlt, Wright a Heyden , and wow ia tb AwfT1 it's tiglce la the Couii Uvaae at AroakxHUe. il will show at ono view Ute aaaaae mf evafy paveoa in tbe eounly oxxn tag land, taa publK roa.. taa1,1 ii urches, School llogau, M ills Ye. Tha Map will betaxeluable to ever) raideai,ad aSwtds 1 .a:,t ta laa lag to n0 any point wttala Sk faaat). Kubacnptioiiaara aarasxstlT alialswd. soon as a suSklenl number Shalt eaaatwle. tb work tili be commenced and pr-SsVsWd sTUk Igor. I caa be roan althe Valley HeBae.Sraoa"lu, and xxillba ploasod lu farala all laMShS' 1 11 . I b ipe all ray old frieuris, f days lonf peat, will sollcitaad aaud as eubsenbere. Ike prto will be Kite Dullats.on delivery. SttbacrlpUoo lisuwtlti lt.-it ai all tbe teas ami nublie nlfces march it .Is' BRO n r tslall lei rast ea III ww sfierika state ig Okla ar I oaveble la alaattar raad. By order ol the Board, . . I. w . J V'Mm",osrt9w. HrookviUe.Pab. lalSSä, s,jL.af 1 situs,, iwnur. -aVoTirB a kZUrVhaJT tltli o a. iiJuiiaVl i !AUL g , ut Us dacwdaot, bta Firfbl aataetaMSB lay husaeta; aad tbataaMpcuttea at .the pest una af Ike Court af C of eaWCoaaty. 1 as JOHN M. c.c.c.

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