Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 23, Brookville, Franklin County, 23 May 1856 — Page 3

h PAPER FOR THE PAMJLY (HRDlfi-OfiVOTBfl TO THE AMUSEMENT MD NSTRUCT3ÖJ, OF YOUNfi fiN'O OlD.

conversation with o'lie through the csaip, but

said about the election; artneil with jubs ami for De-egMc to Congr of '64; saw great inn ing ins day before ele( trangvra; I live on tiit Ci road, on the way to Dou! a: itu-y said they ware going to voe; they wen from Missouri, and many of them tol l me ao; don t know positively of any Missouri ans who votd lers un that day; tap pose there were over IUO wh went to Douglas lo vote, the place of election; aaw some of them returning on the day and aume the day after tho election; they were strangers to me; bad no women, children nor furniture with theasitbey were noisy: I lived in this District and voted here; those people hurrahed for Whitfield, and for Hill, some for Whitti Id and Hill both. Hammond Muzzy, swo'ti: Wa at Donglae oi the 3Ulb of March, at election; saw a Inrg erowd there, and many wagon; gel- there jaat as Mr. M ice did; ho tried to vote, nni swlieu the Pro-Siavery party aaw that hi vote was a Free Scale vote, they said that he should not vote it: several men took hold of him by the collar and polled him away; hu took hold of m, end we were both pulled away lo geiher from the poll; titt y crudoul, "cut bis throat," "tear bin d - J heart out of him;' saw one mm draw a knife upon bin, without doing any injury; aaw tam with a lever, tryi g to pry up a corner of the cabin; others cried out, "don't do it until you have orden;" ' aaw Ellison come out wkh the ballot-box in his hand, and rry out. "Hurrah for Missouri!" Ellisoo wa one of the JiiilhTr; heard Junes inow SI udge I Sheriff) aay he would rivt the Uve minutea to resign or du-; Jon gave one more minute, ami the) then left; these Judges were RaflflWj ami Burson, both KreeHtaie men; was there whets the other Judgea were appointed; the crowd then conim nc l - 1 - - fO at . - . ' . I vo lag; taw ao riee niaie man vw; don't know whether Jonas votod thm day, Uenrirp Umbau) sworn At the election of .Höh of March. 1835. noon, 1 iaw (be Judges of the ri driven aw;y Irom lli" bull.." box, to Mr ll utlissi ' Kutte; rnnsitji excitement among be Judges ami Clerks of KhetHn aad others; Kamser H ive m poll booh, and told me to lakt of them; t starled for Hume, wits overtaken hy eight or tn Ii,h-im-ii, surrounded, and poll bbols talt- n Irom ma by f..n... si,. r,H .1,,,, was in ol the i trt i l' i b-rj after ibey had i they wanted to go al tlieta; I ubjefted. they at una man look m by I aid b- wud bo.ii me ! I lure I III I HI I l . V to inhe ftsfw of bbnSetr, b. I I uttue, and ii '!' soy they ilou ill,,,! aaoAebi Ju.l, oumiiig with ilira, tat If he would enm no harm don him; ha finally I loot 1,1. I low II ,1 1 III, It .. tho rflntttum wa ei i ld on, a man sains out of a house a enrd to aut my throat it 1 I have myself; the .i i i to the window and bo.i te handing a Vii -.iii in (tat; t 1 smm aftet left, wbde r I threatened Üuliaun Iii .1 htm Marens H. Hate SWOft warn were dt)7 voies eist In un Misiiiut on Not, t9, It1ft4; "iy ju I m lo i ,i,.ui I nut at t tiat tima lgvi' bswn mot' thin t) or 3) rusiilun, vutefatu that District, William Jae- . aw ui. many persons passing I un I window, polls t i. sons mimit and voted; w( w.-i- olijeuted to buciti a groat Ihvy not restdeQta of tilt went on uttul ab ui rerntor 33 vwsue ken, wbeo unu man uainu' forward 1 whose vote w.a objected ti ; the Ju-.gus, would not reoeivc it until bo swore awl was a resident of is) Territory; the I erowd cried out that hu should vote without wearing; wlnl this was gom ; on a doaen aam to voUi and were i pulled away; pistol Were p.. - iifiul to' the Judges, and they were told thtsir brains hould be blowod out if they ' did not receive the votrs of those per aons who refuwd to take the oath; they declared they eame there to vole j and they would voie;one of Ihu Judges, j Mr. Ellison, rosa and said, receive noj votes until return: be went out and eame in; we must close the polls or I elae them will be five hundred sb ( I Ired in her in leas than live minute-,: they triad ' overthrow the cbin; at i tkis time Mr. Klliutn trot the ballot-' ma box; the doors were lu-oken open; Elb son rushed out and cried out, Inn rib for Misaouii; 1 gatberud up some pA per and gave them to one of thu Ju.Ji"s; a crowd of men eame on horse back and asked wh. re the p-rll booki were; we told litem wo utu not snow;, iH it... w. rn thrr: w.ni ort a . t s - a . i JL. ...sM füllet IVeUSUWJU raraiia swsi t uwusvti smswt asms Junes, now teunj Sheriff, wm with tltMHi ,n tVirvfK titc . imilli fr. Vftim fllUHI " M"" "V" ve - " backer behind him; soon others came after Jud -e Waketielil; thev d-m ...! 1 he should io with them; h eonwn'.nl to with them after three had prom ised to protect him suraiast btrrn;' Jones wsaoneof the three; the cry and searoh ssaj then fur Burson. 1 f, und him and went away wilii bun; when I returned, the bi r p irt ot the cornptny had gont ; Jones, now Sheriff, w-n th; man who w t bulding ihe watch and telling htm minutes to resign or d there voliti when I gr they had tivv Bt sunt were t btrk; when they left, ibey weut duwa EajI. 1 up pose there were ccarly four bundrt d strangers there; kavo t tceil tiiooi in the District since; ibey wrro all armed with knives, gunt and teVolvers; I do not know us s-4y settlers of the District voted. My motive for j A oranix itios) w;s for preheating deatxuot and life; this oeihbr ded by p.:op! frone -time, property was tf ed at that trure, so 1 man was murdere.t of oru rhxii vas linsoiui at ken and d was in for n at that tin ,t neiirhboi l.iVla oil- of my near name waa Thomas Ui.rber, it w ta anid, by the same persons Dow vas mardered; these troubles commenced in the latter p irt of November, and our ;ni! itary organisations wi-ro nade ilico; property was burned, cattle killed and stolen, teams were seoppeti on the hihwy, and prrsom t iken prlawiaert wlien going on their lawful business; thee persons Wi re topped, and depredation commuted by peoph. in t ie Missouri Cmp al Wakarusa; oxe were broken open and corn taken by

rm; this 'military organization was

M tl' execution ol ; j sny law; Sheriff Jones came in and I out of town during thia period as he j pleased; he was escorted in during the j Litter part of t o invasion; besrd Gen. Atchison and other prominent men I from Missouri weio in that camp. Our organisation at that time was only to protect ourselves against any and all who should come against us I to destroy our livea and property. It was not our purpose lo resist the Territorial law; our organisation had nothing to do with or against lite laws; it was not the purpose of the people of Lawrence to resist the wriis of the rosSerilf; I beard people say if the Sheriff has any writs let him come and arrest them. It was not the purpose of the peoI pie of Lawrenee 10 resist Governor Shannon, it be came with militia of the Territory alone, but they were determined to resfet the Misjourians who came up. The principal important testimony subsequent to this, was that of N. B. Blooton, who deposed substantially that be was one of the Judges of Election, at a poll five miles from Lawroe, at the Spring Election; snd that a body of about a hundred Missourians endeavored first to persuade him to buy, and then to threaten him, into receiving thuir votes. He stated that he resigned before voting lime! (Jroas-' Xamined; I don't know that these men with whom I conversed i re speaking fur the company: they said that if I did not receive tbeir vjtes their men would hang me, they toJ me that they wanted to get a Legis lature to suit them, and make Ksnsas a Slave State; that the Emigrant Aid Company were sending men out to vote, and that tin y hsd a right to vote, aa they were eitiiens of the United Sta'en; I did not seo any man prevented from voting here; aaw one man run oil' thu bank of tho river. Mr. Moor a-sorn Examined by Gov. Reedar I oamo into Kansa from Indiana, to August 1854. and settlvd t lit, um, , r," U. ami liave Ii v d i lnoe ever siaen. t was at the election on tflib November. 1854. in that district. At the time my aeqimintanoe was limited, hut I du not I Ii ink morelhtti 9-) legal voles were oast at our polls I aw grt'at u umbers of strangers ib' M I in. (iiiii I a lieie they nil r ime from. I was to!d they were from MiMotltl They wert encamped about three hundred yurds from the plane of voting, on the b mk . ol dt" nrfek. They wen limed ,viib double birielled sbui guns, pistols aud revolvers, I heard them say thev had as good a nMbt to un iiom Nlisouil to vote there as tsV. ..!... II. Ml i noil!.. U, Vole It ..HI The pi op ip il portton I I I Mil' ill I 1,1 n and iiHurm .'Uli, and uting, is KaamiMm 2 Mr, Oliver I the straltyis i knot eiuiiy w one n( them, rum MUsnurl. I UlldervtiH.d he I hoard at b ii -ii of them say they w uu. I aw at least twt ol, I have i (tilde el Sill'le NtlVl llltt. I . fbiV, rteS its r. -1 WAS n or the ami, ,,r m imii too Ivo the I Ilm 1 had by thU tlm btigoui" better n. (uuinled witli the p. ople ot the District. My sou was appointed onn ol the Judges. 1 went uarly with him to the polls, ri " polls had bei u appointed at Dr pman's bouse. Ouarritiug there 1 I'. und that the preeinet hud been lUovtd to m, housu ball a mile from ikere. 1 went there. I saw a great number ol un n, buggies ami horses. vVuh lew exceptions the men were entirely strangers. ' Not wore than a tioten of them were ai listen of Ihn Dis irnif Tim uleotlon was held in a double oabin. Tim men were drink tan aud playing at eards. They said their whiskey had nearly given out and thfl bad seut a man lo hum some sjsjsw, Tlw free State men determin- . .1 ii to v.Mi , but to draw up a protest und send It to the Governor. We hen I. : 1 had lillb conversation with tho sti angers. 1 recognised some o I the strangers, men whom 1 knew to bo citisiai of Missouri. There appeared 10 bi two elections. One appearad to be kept in a house without a cover on. One man, app, .red to act hi judge, clerk and re- .' ieer. lie said lie wis taking votes for u nuw Governor. I asked htm il Governor Heeder was dead? Ho said he hid run away. ( Koai of laughter, in which Reeder participated.) More than ihst, he said kjetdei was a one el 1 (bivernor. and they wanted a two sided Uovernorl (Laughter ) Ho kept hallooing out lor morn votes, s i) tug ibey surely had nut all voted who wi-bed to Irive a tWO-eided Governor. Hi - name is Timothy Kelter. By Mr. Howard I think there were, at least, one hundred illegal voles ' : laL. l iiiii iiirL i liv i niTt t iriT tun - a I II 1 A a l I a U. 1 did - . . tw, ,,,,ur- 1 ,,(mri1 ihem say ibey all w,,r Wbittield mm. The Governor they oid for was Thomas Johnson. (Rev. Thomas John on, of the Shawi . , . ' a P.. canU1 mr uoTi rnor ; The next witness called was rDr. Wcstfull; but, as 1 have alreudy sent j u lus testimony, 1 will not repeat il. 1 subjoin a synopsis ot the evidence, not yet pasted, taken at Topeka and Tecumseb:

James Reed, eworn 1 reside at vousoess visibly increased. They obWashington Creek, I have lived there ! j-c:ud. The resolutions of instruction nearly two yesr, and am well ac-1 t the committee were rend by Gov. qu tii'tud in lite district. I waa at the Reeder. The majority decided that it !. rti.,n at Willow 8pring on the Ist was their doty 10 inquire minutely inpf October, 1865. I saw a preat num-! to everything concerning which the bor of Misourins there. Mr. Whit- J witness had lestifiid. fiel 1 w is the candidate they voted for. I By Mr, Oliver This conversation Some KrÄ State men came to vjie ! at night referred tome as carrying

lor i. vrriK.r i r. out when they found ho Wit no., l- voted for till eiirlu days afterwan:, hey left and r la a. a a j did not vote at all. t souri. 1 me from MisW. A M. Vaugban (pru-slav:ry) was called upon and sworn I lived at Tecaesseh on the 33th of Mareh, !85. I have lived, there since September, 1854. I came from-Missouri. 1 s.tw a freat number of strangers here on the day of election. Svroe were on borsebark, r,ome in wagons, others in bi- i w I-, in iheir camm an the Shi t it-lit) m. There were several nt- . ; to. I was introduceo to them. 1 009 t, kno'.r tltt L beard where they vrrrv from. Thra was several names on the poll books whom I knew tobe run-.. I saw some men whom j I knew lo he Missouriaas in to-i.. I The-.- m n had hemp iri their button li"l ittitl would p.issin their votes im, "All rttihl on the hemp!" I 8!iw no man vote on that day who did not wear hemp. They would swear

they bad clsims; they were there, dec.

1 did not eo out and see any ot the del egates when they came in, but when they arrived the fact would be announced by cheers and speeches. A great deal of drinking was done, and threats made against "the abolitionists " There was no free State ticket there that day. We contemplated having one, but on ascertaining that they intended to come over in overwhelming forces, we abandoned the idea. We could have carried the day by a large majority if the Missourians hnd remained at home. I had a list of the actual settlers who voted on that day, but my house was burned donrn during the invasion and the list with it. These men got to fighting among themselves. I sw an old man and a boy, about ten years of age, who were beaten by them, and were brused and bloody. These men wer armed. I heard persons declare, at Weston, Mo., that ibey were coming over. I heard it publicly announced that these men ?ame from Missouri Mr. Kellogg, a pro-slavery man, who was a candidate, refused to run because the Missourians came over to vote. If any man had protested against the election, his life would have been in danger. I refused to sign the oertificstes to the Governor stating that the election was fuirly held. E. R. Zimmerman, sworn. I came here in December, 1864, from Pennsylvania. I settled in Kickupoo, and have resided in that distriot ever since. I was one of the judges of eUclion on the 3Uth Msrcb, st Hayes, about seven miles Irom Kickapoo. I went the afternoon before election to Hayes, and saw camp-fires all around. Next morning only one of the other judges tppointed by Gov. Reeder, appeared at the polls Thompson. A crowd of strangers soon began to gather round, demanding that the polls be opened our residents left. Thompson and I sppoin'ed another judge, and selected two slerks. I had considerable dimeulty in getting the judges to open the polls. They would go out snd whisper i the crowd outside. They were POth pro-slavery men. We agreed to an oath to administer to the Voters. The first man that eame up in answer to thu oath, be said. "I'm bet." lie finally to k the oath, swearing he was a resident. The other tudges wem disposed lo laka hit vole without swearing him. Orosseamined by Mr, Whitfield D. A. M. Graver was the candidate for the ('mmol, and Dr. Harris and Mr, Wedilvll for the HotiM. I did ;' 'I'M ,!.' ii. vented fn.ir Völlig 1 say Graver, Harris and Weddell did not gut a msjorily of the legal voters ol lli. dl.lim 1 lutve been in the W, .i.in cminliy in, .' December, IHM Mr, SVIil i field Are not tteoUont her uoUy and iuarrelsunte In the Western emintry, Wiitiesa Oar free Hi at elections hau .ill been i.mUm ly and ijulel--whioi the Invaders eame over liny have been totmy I wis not personally threat I. too do I know of spvelal threats against m n I ihouhl protist, but it whs omiii.n tall , among the piuie veiy men, that it would oe dattgeious fur any body to protest. And we so regarded it. By Mr. Heeder-1 vaa earrying n. . i. es ooneeinlnK our Convention lor loiuioitj a constitution, through out distti. u, At ihu hotel at Auddaoit, a man from Missouri pulled the papers away from nie, rernl them to the crowd, and insulted aud abused me. They asked nu Ii I lead the Hijuatler Nov eieignt It 1 did not know they would not permit ruiybody to put up suvh bill-, Ik ml Ii I did not know I whs guilty of high treason? They talked I". in i v iii ; mn bet.ou n Justlue ol the l'e . e I lu y took 111 ny papers from lighting linn meand used tliem for cigars. At nitflu the landlord gavi me a room. I heiird men, among others Mr. Kelly, assooiate editor I? ih Squatter Sovereign, using threatening language. Mr. Whitfield objected Mr. Oliver "l.j. !. ,1 Whiilield and Mr. 01ivsr did not wish the Committeuto investigaie every little trouble. Of oouisu not. (..v. Reeder s .id that he wisecd to prove that il was impoSMMe t..r nun to enjoy Ida politieal opinions peaceably in town of Atchison, and the District it csn overawe. The majority of the Committee decided lo receive the evidence. Witness Mr. Kelly said that it would be a good plan lo hang me aud set an example for nil ubolitioni its Another said 1 had better be put on one side a of a raft and my pony on the other und sent down tho Mis ouri Another said t hut they hnd belter keep me there until the day ihu speaking was to comu ot) and have some tun wiieii L me and the others came there. Next morning thev eame to me and asked me wber I was iroinir? What ad ibis meant? 1 told them iheobjicl ol it. Alter this conversation 1 went down home, as agreed by the oihei side of the river, in order to pacify ihem. Ti.ev advised me never lo call there agnin with Abolition Documents. Il l did thev said my lile would be bort. 11 was against ihe law lliey I nil and treasonable. There were lOms hiii. n ol tliem and thry were very much t xcited. The night before I heard dsem say they were determin ed I should nut go back to Doniphan Mev;- Oliver :ind W Iii t field's nerabout these handbills. 1 hey said tin y would have no Kren .Stale men speak in their town. By Gov. Reeder I had handbills in reference to tho cledion of delegates to Congress; in regard to the Consti tutional Couvct?tion, and another announcin a meeting at Atchison, at which speeches would be delivered upon the political issues of the day. By Mr. Whiitield I waa asked by Robert Riddle, of Leavenworth, to distribute them 1 understood thai the movement for a State organization was not part'eipated in by one party alone. I know of many pro slavery men who voted for the Constitution. I was never at any meeting whore they resolved they would repudiate the laws. 1 was at a meeting at Leavenworlh when the objeet of the State movement whs stated by Mr. Ptirro't to be to noumute delegates for a Con--liiuiiunal Convention to be voted for by the people. Pro-slavery men were nominated as candidates at this

time, but declined. James F. Merism, called aud sworn I was at ihe eUction in thisdistrici on the ?Olh of March. 1 naw from ihreo to fonr hundred Mimonriani there. After driving from the poiln two of the judges appointed by Governor Reeder, snd selecting iwo others pro slavery men ihey proceeded to vote. There were threats mad. against the d d aboKlionista. 1 heard a man make a speech and say that he heard that ihe abolitionists Were coming from Pawnee and Topeka. in the afternoon, to take possesion of the polls. He said he had a farm in Missouri and had spent about a week ie

coming here, and did not want to com! I .L! II , uere mr uotning. tie au vised then, to stay and guard the polls, and remain until the candidates elected should receive their certificates from the Governor. The men were, many of ihem, drunk. I did not consider the election legal. I have not space for any further evidence. The laws mutt Lo enforced, says Pierce. Are you quite sure ol that fact, Mr. President? J. R; Ittto Robert. seumits. Bisinj Sun Insurnncc Co., OF RISING SIN, IND, Authorised Capital, ido.ooo. BOARD OF DIRECTOR!: S.IUtmswat, J. C. Wilu, H II. Lost so, w. it. r,. i.L, w. r. pts. JsusiMa, J. W. Sygscts, J. M Jirrism, Oa. Oii Lwrn. J. P. Ulsr, U. J.llsmawafi J. w.Talboti, S. t. f'oVIBOTOS . . nATIIAWAY.HrsVt. U. J. HtTMkW4V. S'. TTT Firs Slid Marin rUtii taken at rqtUMrsle. irr All pvriont 4tlrli.c liitorsnr wilt rail on JOHN W. KIXLV. Auikt. a nmoksllla. ick cm: an ajd an da ti GEORGE F. MAXWELL IS now prf,srrcl in furnish tlnala person nr parting with aithar o' His alm diard luxurtaa, a nie tlat'l lh.,ist.l, on door sonit, ..' lt. P.miI Ot Ar. I,lltasd senllamSN will It-.1 Una S dsUgi.ir.il plac in villi .lu'l.'B in a. .ii. I, a sum, a h, Iiaa tt I. it up a cd i,'nm,i Klnni f,,r lhair s riiiineidatlon, lo whirh ha n spsrirullv luirila Uialr allasilon. may Iti M5l lf A(.I( OÜLTÜHAL MüKliNO StOTtCR la hsrahjr flvau, that lhara will ba I S msallug nr tha Hnanl nf lllrailnra f lh rmnklm I iinnljr Ac'lrulinral H..rl,l), hvlil a llrn.iki'llla. nn Saturday, Iha lh 1st nt Jssa sett at I 'I .tVl.i.'k A, M, Ilm, iimm nt I .risn.e II1 is. n ami ii I .I,,, n . , . ........ ... i . . H'Hir.l anil aa tho Sawlsly will aim Mas,! mi t ha lame dat . laamstlly re,stt saiih m -mtisr gi ilia Hoard ( a iif.iinji In ilmlr all ml im inarSt ion r MHAliv. l't...'t. Nn LAIIIRN Of HHOOKVIl.l.K r ROtsMI (ttiH a sirswiiMir sp.i,r it n, r,U - ii' iät I tlH' i e. I'i il... 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Kall i im, ol i ,i,ii.u.,) . ill , (t r l..r .It i , ttiu ti.gtiu.i uTit.lur, al Ilia urtlva f asld uiii a.,, III orouivilla, on Haiurday, Uia 7ihl'i) uf Jiiiik, ISM, all li,y raal aalalu "I m i i t m rmnslnlnv .int. I'I, nuiUlli.tf I l.uprn. u-i and uulinpruru.l Ian .la, and f I'uiimi ami lets, Mils wllh a earltanlar daaorldlli. il Ihu pri.p arty will lot fnrnlitiail n Ilia .lay uf -..i , ai.l prioi lharaiu. an aepttosllon lo lha iesielat, I KK.Ms. .(lau. I,,., nil iuiIi in I1..1..I. ,n i,f li , bla iapar,drali.flula rail, and salving valuation, payaljli. Il lamiary IS47. wllh luAelaut amtor. utt. rtia rtaliluu III Hi" lock of li.a riniipbiiy Masdi Ria.la.anU poiaoniou (urrtghta loiliarunoj "i Isstsstsr. Vnrchari lo as 1st, a baglm ntug with iiioiu ot saa. Mala lo traf hi al III, A . M may 1 iSM-lda. IROSiHaawl, aud hand at HeaHi. Muul'l lt., aria I'ouaisuil) un HLinuMTan At Wii.kUMi. PKOIHHK, Prod ii ca.-.Ml kln.U..I IVoduc. I ken for Oooila al '" i a Willumi' ADMINISTRATORS NOTK'H. f K'I'I KHS or Adintulilraitoii lo lha aaiate ui L Harah J. Hall, lain ( Krank tin anunly, de tuaie.l, having liaeii grnuled lo llie undiraignsil all pereniii Indebtod la thi aald aetata will plnai. make paynent, and th. na liavlngclalim will praaenl the lame In Jouei Elln . Kaol eilata la iup poaail tne solvent. JO.NKs El. LIS, may 91 w Admin) tratur. CAN Ali BOAT CAPT WM SUDLER, Wll.t. make regular trlpi weekly from AihlanH FayaiU county, to ('Im lninil, touching ' Laurel, MSUiiMirs, Hronkvllla. Korhaitcr, SS' nlher desirable polult, for Freight ami Haaaeiiger The Wayne" will leavu Aahtaud, Laurel, and Muiuora, for the city, on Moiiduya, and lirook villa nn Tuusdaya of each wuk. and returulag. will leave the city on Krida) fi-eeti Hrookvlll,.. Mctamora, Laurul.and Aihl.u.'l , on Suturl,in St each weak. The -Wayne" Is prepared t d all kluda nt hipping, aud from the long experience ef I apt H, idler, perioni w lining to amid producs t lhcity, for aal-, will Snd II to Uiclr iiterval lo eniruii ti with tii... . Tbe "Warne" will receive and dtteharfu her fmlghta al the Warehouse ot l.lock a Knriuhar, upper landing, If not oliierwlie dlrcitcd, where auiplearrsngeuieuu will be prepir-'O lor ihtpplnn all Kluda of Pro4tice, riour an,! Merchaudlso. Country luervhaula, Mtllera, and Ittneki.i.illii sreruapectfully aollvtiad for a aliarv of lueir pal roiiage by my!2 W. L. PARqL'HAR At CO., A genta. Land for Sale. S,HE Subscriber hat NIxKTV Al KKS of wood I lai vtlle, w laud will,. ii two ii l a half iSilei ol Urook ud wlthiu two and a half 1S1I0 ol Brook hlrh ha will loll jtiaap, on long eru.ltt, am) whli In Iota I nun i lo 40 a. rea. to auil Ui purchaser. I hu wood ou ihu land will uear ,..i for il. may 9 T. A. GOO 0 WIN. ADMINISTRATOH tS S4Lt: OF Real Estate. NOTICE la hereby given that I will sell at panHe auction on the Hub day of May. U-66, si the town or Cudar Uriiri, Pranklln count. , I nil . the following rrol eatate or William Arne, deceased, to-si il: I ota So. 8 snd 103 tu that p rt o thetiwu of Cudar Urova laid oS by Ü. I-'. l ooly Also, 'ota So. IV and IS to thai part of the louru of South Gate laid off uy Kiuhard Wood, all In Prsnkliu county, Ind. Sal. I rest ealalu to be ao'd under an order of tbe Court of Common fleas for Pranklln county, to pay the debts of said decuaeed . TKKM: Onc-balf to be paid nu day of aale, and tbe balance within Iwelvu tnoulha lrm aald day deferred pat isenir to be secured by note with good freehold avcurlty. waiving beuvdllroni Valuation or appraisement lu . maySlw LAZAKUS HAKUINU, Adm'r. siLASSWAHE snd Chlnawere of super: .r q ialajr fiy Bi Mn amu & vmllum.. 0TAT0E3 of oncellei.t quality at tbe ebeap i ator oLtiouita ix iiiui. T RACE CHAISS, c, a largo upply at SLSi ailTSB tSt ttlLLIAKa'. DIBB0H8, LACES, ARD TRIMMINGS GEKXV trail) l uisise i.uiiib.. P,-llii)VtBU. lL.l.-S OOOlMA new supplj at Lim k & !" . .. 4.. ' . TfTALL PAPEB. VV I Le largoai i4rl.uei, t ver offered to tbla aabtlo, for aale al'o.l Commercial Kow by ' LINCK tkPAKktUHAU

ARRIVAL Of THE P A C I FIG, SAFE ANl) SOUND!:!! SMK IS LOADKO WITH spwiWf Mm, TYNER & KIMBLE LOOK OUT FOR NO. 1. INTERESTING" DETAILS..: TrXER A KlMHLttHAVKKKüaiVKDTIIKIR arl) alock ot spring- (loom, and Invito Hid Mibllo tnettt amt cxamlna for ihannidvaa t r . r purchailng.aa thwy amn aay wliu o isarofconirsdlciiou, thai the purrliaavr can aavoa Urgolnuireil un hit monxy by purchailnf of tliia. Thuir tck ii largr, a...! wall avle, Ivil at prior a aa In aa one) can rowmsad. Thu MONTHLY A IHM -noxs will in freh snd toMonsblr Oooda, "I, a .Labi, Cauimsraa, t'wanda, Jcana, Coitonadaa, Sbsutlnga. Kblrlluss, Pnuu. Dtflalnas, Kbalabi, sesfssi ' Obaarssi, Kllka. BaUaa, Pasutii Meevesi ChamlxaUa, HnS'ra. Lavni, Trlinmtngi. Bonnala, Ktboon Hsu, i'ap. HooU, Bbos, Oroccrlca, Htrdsrsra, t i;r,,,.tt an. I all the im-itl notions eoni.urtud with an. I uereeeary lo a oumpleU ituck appurta Inlng m lb trsds, They lake In exchange tat Osodi.all tho citrri'tit .aniiejr in- . can jr i. baildua all the braken bank ..tee, at Cincinnati pri 'ea, tngntiier wllh aln.'-at very article la th produeo line, AT THE OLD 'lUK'TOJt 8I AN0. aprlt 4

r. o. assiR. t. r. HSSSIBS. BAKER ft HAZZARD DK.ALKKN IN STAPLE Alt D rAltlCV DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS, 0AP8, -, INK. DOOR WORTH BROOK VI I.LK RANK, MHOOKVtLLK I KD. Pnrnlihln artlfla of ar dssnrlpUon. Oaraeasl niailnlo ardi'f at Ihe ahortsat noilca. aprll 11 Prints! Prints!! toll l. .. tmheco, Hst HUIe flit 1 1 1 Al- ' I...,, a......,.. Iluni.ala. and all ll,l Billl'l fwm n , - w n si ,im nf n ,..'.. I'" I" -en,.. sirtl It iMnrii n, niawnn,.. Hats! UTK era isat eealvlnoiir prln loek of Silk, W tfiif. Wwil l'ana',,1. Lealioni. I'alin l .f, ' int., n. im Mala, Alan s Nlve airtmanl i.Kla ,..,i.,.ir MA K KU V tlsMAIIO. . I'apin aiiril II Clothing. BARER AMD M A7.AIU) BVt.t. CttKAFIR 1 1, . ti . i i , il. i at ins', si, i ii,", in I I lie aim h aai a ens lines ill l''.n,llll i Ii.si.dii.sketisrinsi.il In nrilei ' ihmtii ,ISS. aa sasaejBSSBaw. sf a awaB-eMSawawSBlH AM AMtstSt H SMBaaSl To the Ladies: II A K K II Ä II A A A AK ir i ml ie aa. 1 1 'Ids 'la, nil, r.iaii.ae, I'sramU, fan. Mn i),u,ivai, I ii in inlng t, Jtti S),t sauf bMmlii Is llili ma aal, GROCERIES. iVUOl I iAt.K AM KCl All., S.i. if NNtlMSH INI HttWi HHUtiKVII.il 1NU ). L IWIW lll( t (H. il t V I. ,ai.d will k 1 1,alMIli hau H..,uial and eo.n.lle aur..ieul of shtthihey offer at piiwea as Ins be I ed In I I HelS MBit In 1111 pai ....... Baving hei mi., Ii akpuiiun, u I, .1 .fads, Satlura hlmiell llal mhohi Mnlibuil i.) it io t an i s i n Un i - a. is I is. iaa it ran and ,t lira llie purvltaewra lu rat iM now a. I hull ..ffu i a II h PilW .la k uuiiatiii in pari or ball I.) usrrel " llieass Hlee u lirlsd '.. i .il II m IUI, 11,1 lle-a Leuinm Pi.kles Nun Aim,,, ilt Annies Obeeie i etsseee u maul, i li alas i Nhueelii .Mei.nl Korkt - ,1, d.-leaiu decksrvl t hue Plh u hi iw Wtre ll)alera I ai.'tiea .I fl.li I i w I V 1 1 1 ,' III," si. I Traus. Halter and Itiuasi psd, li.iu - Ha .rtlraw Blld ill ..I whkli will .... a. I.I l"l I lit tall l.., ,,,, iio'lunail w holeaalu pH, u Im am Ol 4M ."" "' HSV rBnin IB. . ,11 ai.'l nil... "in r I .' I i "i. aMllll ol Mack a. Partubara. Wanted. lt I I KM. hggt and Itagt, (ot wlilch tliu higliotl II market prir will bu paid in groceries al caab urtivaa. W, also waul Hecoii, Lard snd ail kluds ,1 i i. ii t r i.r .,,icu. aprll 9 W. L. PsBUVSsB as Co. Me" IN UN a H.H. t ill, uudsriigiied hate and will slway keep on t bsud s general assortment of Iron and Nailt, luU-dw, tbatiadUwH COMMlÖblÖNKKS .-A 1.1 1 of Real Estate. IHIK uuderdgued t i.nimiiii'.ner appointed uy II.., l n.niuoii PL us ( ourlof Kiaiiklln I',. unit, Indiana, si lu April Term, A. D, ISM), I tall the -eal eilalii of Klulegh Wmidwortli, ,1 . . . d, w ,n mi Saturday , the Slit day of May, A. H.tSM, offur l,,r ...I,, nn Iba iireiiilaei. iltilul on "Llllle C dsr

liroto" I'rewk, oue slid a half ml Im satt uf H oofcUli., tho l.oius lanu ol Uiu duceaisd, . '...laming iboui two hundrtnl aorei. Tbla properly la iiiosl desirably located .muili or il,o Praiiklin I urnptku road, the dwelling out) Old nair a mila illataiil. Il Is well wal red by "Cedar

l reek."and wilh aprlnga "nuvur iBlllng" lu moat .i u,uf!elli, and has Irom ttfly to alsly a, rvaof ood limber. The dwelling taalsrgo two story itonn House, IIb a BubataiiUa! frame Ham: Wood Houio.aud ihor convenluul (Mil lluu, wllh good Welti ol water ul lha SIMMS and barn . Ilia oue of lha uinet deeNble farmB In IIa linii. diule noighborbo.d, and very cooveulaul to .nark el. I r riue wl HatlS .Theono-lblrd of ilia purcbaae money lo b I aid cash down on ' ihird In iwelvu oioulhaaodllie balance In two yuata Irom tale or al. puiciiaergivlug nute with a.provud fruuhotd aecurily wattlug llie b.-noBt or appralaeneiil or valuation laws, bearing Into real Hoiu date. JiNü. M. P tKtiUilAH, maylw Comwlaaluner. ADMINISfRATOll S ALE. N'UTH'E ti hereby given thai I will evil al public ule on Ibe S4tu day of May, 163S, a, Meuiuora.acuilelu :oiitracl between William iublioui, now ducuasud, aud Ihu vt bile Water Valley Canal i ompai.y, lor iwo powera or water, al Lock Mo ivy iu Meusuor.i.ou Hie While Water Valla) auat audoii ibebenue side or asld Loek. lugeiiier in ii," le.ieeul lot No. 8, and wel hall ut lol .No. all iu aeidlowu. hald leaae of water power and loladeeigued loralargj Plouring Mill.ai Hie bcit point lu tbe IfSatS VaUr Valley. Said couiruil will bo transferred i Ibe p iuuaiur aul.Juil lo all llie condition, rignu and pn, lle-gl, , o -lurred bt,aud inauy way ariamgoulol aaw contracl. I hero I nine year or tlio lorui um xpircd, with tu privilege of renewing rur auolln-r lurm of eo ....... i-..r lurthur particular! we relerlo llie uoulruci Itself, wn.cb canoe examined alsuy tune betöre hsls. 1 will alga aell al ise satno time Süd place, all the casiing and uinei Baluiet belonging to II. e Hu bultoium.il roceutly burned. Maid tale lo ba ou Ibe lullowtug lerm: Unu hail lu tt auo the balance iu li molilr.S I nun da; of aale, witn mtereat. aecurud b) uulu will, atoöd I'reeUoM ecurilytwalviiig Itenelil Icou alualiou or uppraiaemeuiluars. 1 will lusiadd that a mill erected al said place al a cotl of. rout S-t,vUU o -),"., would rradii) oll for ut luasl - o.j.i. WILLON MUKR.nl . may It M5. n HKS II uitlM.I - and LKMON8 at Adin'r. r apraS W . I. Kaluihab St t'o't. BONNET d AND RIBBOHS. mm Jual rottcivswl a ,crual varioly orrathlonablc bonueUandrtbbon a) o.iCoinmerclalKow,by U NCK tt PAWmUIIA il. LITHOGRAPHY & EfibfiiWillB. v,. ,rn,iilJliiei. I.ihb Hin. Portrait. DI nlomat.MapB.Kbow Card,Äoto.Drari,hlll ut gsabasaw liBSnlB ots c. axenange, ao i; ( u ;) , . i o N A. WALLACE. -,, i is Walnut Street. odd Pelluwt Hall. Clnclnuatl.Nuv.i I. ins. s "r. MAPOl' FRANKLIN CO. S Liberal oomnenati,n will be given to the fa. Towuahip Aaaeesor or "there or Uli eoonl who wilt diligently canva It lor ubcriber f. ny Map. Apply immediately. I intend lo makIhe Map pertect aud therefore r.-qnal the i tot and Iber sksii tnejr are In Hrookvllle. U ,-allailh Auditor- Ofbe-e and olnt out to lb, hnglneer any error they may ?,'. ,. ,ngy ä JA. VI En .NPH! K LARD. No l Prtme Family Lard In K-gi, foi atiyb w.L. Pah- bab St Co.

NEW DRUG STORE. SION OF THE OOLDEK MORTAK 0. V. JOmSTOM, Ii KAI KU IN Driifs, .vfealtclne, Palnla, Oils, Ii,,.. -Mut fa, PrrfumerT, vtotion rry, A,., West suit of Main it., next door to tht VALLEY HOWaE, B tOOKVILLE, INDIANA 1.KKS plcaaureln tnrormlng Ibe imbttr gen . rally, that heli now In reeelpt of aSd opau inf In bla sw roora.oppoilto Iba rut. tic Square, i rutlatock of aliaoolta blallua. Uitock of DRiioe and Medic nkh Haesntay wltb all couSdenee la n u surpaased. öllherlnquallt) or variety byany other houae In lb. ii "inty, nor at as low prlcea. Mlaatorkof Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c. Kept hy htm ti enenpleteln avery pai t. I am aoa npenlncan ,-lcgani aseortmenlof English, French and American Perfumeries, Ail of which have been purchased alsucb price aa will enable metoaeHat Ibe loweatratas. forany nrtbaaboveor auiaaroui otberarllclei usually kepi in houaeeofl ike cbaraclar.lhejiublli are ruspoctrult) Invited to Ibe "Sign of tbe Golden Mortar." Phyalclsna can rely upon baring their Prescriptions caretully compounded. Jan 4 D. V. JOHNSTON.

(itl IT HOOTS!! p. aao.Hii. J. soaLa BROOKS a WOBiE riAVBOKKNKD A LAKf.K BOOT AKDSIIOK II al'OKE lu lha room lortnerly occupied by I). Hs.ra Si Nun, on Main Hurf'-ai ilrei-t, w her Mi will kiop on hands a ganeral aaaorlmant nt Btinu and Hhoas ot alt sorta sud alias, rualom rosdo and i.-rii mads. Mr. Hrooka balnfa practical Shoe Maker, and keaplnea laree nu in liar of Uia beat er ardrknien al work . ean supply cuaV titers wllh wnrk , te order, on short eoilt-e. He will also warrant all the eaelsra work purchased at hie a'.ore one van (trvsl sdvantaaw to be sucurod by buylnc " ilmin Ihe) coi.fl.loiitly ctpect lo menl the pairenagoot Una i-ouuiy. aud Ihererore expect to have It. They keep on baad a full euppt) ot PludlnRi, aud leather, btli sole and upper, of every dneerlpllon. They ran furnish Nhoe Makers with eV ury artli le ll.e may wanton short noilcn.and al aery ruaaouablo ratee. march Si FRANKLIN MACHINE SHOP, AT TUM UKOOKVILLE COTTON FACTOBY, WILL BIRCH, M Straw and feed C , liter. tunii, l orn ShslItn. llnr.n Pnwers, Terelaf Laibva, die. All Und ! Patent Msctili.ery laada and Bllsd lo i.r.ler, at shwrt nndee. Wbeala and Seiaws i ui i h i.ii. h or ti". irn. 1 i.., i . 'Iati and l)la nal tu order. Hlrti l altenilm. iven lo r.'iialr In sinain Knslnaa, Mill ft srin us, and all I ,' " and all n i Mm I, Inert I ,11,1. a f .n.i.lii'.l t h-ift ii 'II mlilnerv. Cat Tvrmi ileaion ,al'l" . fsili i Ml I'I l'sli iiald ror old Iron, llran ere' I'.ijinrT. n 11,1, III I" il . William Frank. I'NDERTAKEIt. I'KKI i.i.l. j HH HKr"i innatsi.tit mi hand. t'iiSJ'is f all ile I ,ia4,.rl.llii. and a -.. I II s.u will. I U In., mal I ii "I f.iiilrt . TAI. ifi I'ori ima, two aiiea eontnnily in iiaMi maf 14 IOWA LAND AIIENCY. I m uia MiaisiKMs a a Ii m km nit ns nn Ids Al i H, I inir.'M, snd sl i.ikai wlum. il may earn. ulna heal, Uielllsr Willi Ills Ssta nf narn it iia ei 1 en inn Ihu aut i Miilsaa hi inak e leln ll'.n I nn Ii Usui i l. , i,li l, I 111. . M, III, is wit made w I : h. If steh . , i'i t.i I, I k 'i. i It a i My . set Äen address till aftsi general i'nnfai ,., ,., w 'III,.. Mi t on., ,u, I ii." - , Iowa iu, us I AHMV a rhymbOf reason, Wli' ii ihe uld hal loses All itigi'i) abtue, Ami one sa lt) IHUse I1 pun a.ild lang i " , When h ithi.i In iiurehsiu Ago d net with itttle "ebiiik," Hen,ek"sup Main an. i In the store ar ItttllM AN l lM'H HISTORY OF MEDICINE FROM ITS OHIO IN I I Till'. MNMTNKBTril 4 I lis 'I I II , ttiin an Appondl, loiilatnil.g I, I'lillnsoplllcal and Hittortesl Huiiuw id Medlulnehi il.., preaeiil III,.... H i' V, KKNOUHD, M, Ü., I'rofusior nf Iba lus llulea ol Mud cine, Miami Med,. at i .tlegu. rnllis rich mlue of . ....I n. aud Hlattirle lure I ha bu, tioniued lo lliu Ktigltali rug'tur by Ur, I t omegyi, ul Cluslutiall, im tu iranllou liaa b.i.in iniial elegaiiti) pubhtbed by Moore, Il tlai h, Kaya sV Co., and la now off. red lo the I. .1 I srs and profuitloiial men of America and fcng- ' laud, al a very rueiouuhle price. A Iready eatenI give outer have bean Bllud from h,Mops, and it ! hat i'.ld rapidly In AniaHea. ii.ii aiiuutioii ol purtoni procuring l.tbrartai I, ir i n, inlli-s and low uablps, and Llbrarr Aioi InI t. ii ui la espeilallt railed to thla work, III I. I a ruipUI'UUII) ."III It, 1 aprll II) If A ia.wKil.liit.)ii'i Huperior f I um s , HhouldII urt aii.l M, ist lor aate at apr J5 W.L. I 4 , ( His sV Co', IK Ml I' Nu S .U h. W I. havu n hand a good uiiorluielil ot Hindi, Mun t. Mippuri.Hait.-ri, llutkim, Hoys. Mu ses anl t'lilldruu Alao Mri. Hurrl't . i -rn.-i lluikliiiand ilea, ul omli prleea. oeltu Vv.NkK V KIMKLP.. Peace! Peace!! things have passed away and some things have come new DAVIB SLAl'UMTBB. Ill I M , N WILkllM. SLAQüHTER k WILLIAMS. WUtlLHannouneololbe public Ibal they have brought ou an entirely new alock ul good w uicb tiiey art. now opui Ing at ihe OLD (ilUND STONE CORNKIt. lung occupied by K. Tynor, In Hrookvtllu. To enumerate thuir stock would beat leiiloui aa II I uele. ir yon want anything la lh dry good ur grutury lute, call Bnd aee lor youraelve. They have low Dross Mllts. I .adlet wishing lo examine aome beautirul al)le or ruuey Silke, are luTited lo call al our (tore and ees eoiuu Uood bleb are elegant a any lady can wish lo ee. Iicuclti'ii .sinallBa Ladlri are retpucirully Invited lo call and examine Ihu litre Loudalu Hleeched Mulli, I yard and I lucbwtde; Soli Cud relied Good. 11. nu II Pit Silk Won't tspiu. W n have Juel received a celebrated ItlarkHllk. which ha giveu uuiveraal auttararllou . la. I lea who areduairou ol piirrhaaing a blai.k Silk Ursa thai they can have c.nittdance to bellova avlll wear without cluanlug, aud will retain lis lmiro, csn And II st Slang-liter ,v Williams's. Dress Goods. Slellaand Cmpe Shawl, Hlack and Pancy Stlka, 1.,1.1,'iea, ;inchami, i'riuta, Law us, Challlei, Mualim, Llnuiii, o.e., at our eatabltibuienl. litem bed Linen 'labto Covvre, brown do, Nspktna, Hoyetle; Jualopeued. dtH) Pieces Frlnt Comprialng the Pacific, "ocheco, Morrimack. Entiliati, Ha.u.llou, Kpriguea, Allein, Mancheater and a number of other w ell known maket. wbicb we are aelling cheap. Draperlesa rVe have on handi an extenalve asaortmeiil or l ace aud Muslin UrBerlea. Sufaraad Hnliissca, V.i.i may alwuy Snd a rarlety or Fugar, and New Orleans and Kugar-House Molasaea at our aland. Iron, Nalla.aVej. Wu would call Ihe attention or those wanting Naila of any alto, snd Iron of any kind, to our large assortment, which we .offer low. aprll 85 John Shillito & Co !. 12 I'net Fourth Streets Cincinnati. IMPOKI ERSOF DRY-60DDS ill C&HFETIIG ! it KsHECTFULLY Inform thuir Cuetnmer and 1 1 Purrhaaerag-nerallj. that Ibey are w Pnl . .4.1 ...alw4. ati. AAiiii.liiln .alliiiilll Al I if I . I UIV H'lir vwmii7iv e"l '"I" ouvi.oons, c'ikpi.tikü, rtLoon OIL, t LOT 1 1 .VC. Familiea. Hotel keeper. Steamboat owner, and -trangeru, ma) depend upon Unding the be tela or Ooodi, si priceiaa low a they fen bo pnrcbsied In i he eastern Cltlea. aprll It Sea

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"THE liOOl) TIME'S COME." (g mn m mi HAVE JUST ARRIVED AT TBE FAVORITE "OLD WHITE CORNER." OF

GALLION ft SON, Which they are nem pt-nlnf; atnel mi. no la ". it At reduced prices. k B SPKIPO HAS AT LAST 1 A and wa hne a laie alock rrduewd the "tariff," end by ao lo offer all klndiuf (onda Bt t tea Clurlnnatl Wholesale prir. To attempt to enumerula thi ilelei eoinprUli.BT our alock wc laik Indeed suStceto aa we 't ilifciit advance nany .liferent ar- ,! i- a Uurculaai. ill im a r, w nt ihe loading artl. lut, lhouh we hro every llitn from h Microscope loa Siusae iluchli,. . I.ndtre Dcpartun ni. To tbe aelectlona ot this part of our itork we have taken all poailble palm. Ladles, If yeu wleh to bedeck yourself wllhaSrea of which "Queen vtc." hor-'i If would be proud, tall al lha Uld White Corner and "Lata' will soil yon one ol thoee feh and f&alilanabl BOGEN IK, CAMILLK, OR HEKOl KOBKS, and Henry" will ahnw you aome of the pretlleat and rti heat palteroe of Lawns, rieregw od Tieiiiea ever broufhl lo thla place. Wa also have thoae Sue Hiaak und dlua Black Mrvsa Mlka. and Plfured Kllka of every grade, Pine Cmpe Khawla. a bile and colored, plain and figured, Laces Clan, (new sly lo.) Kinhrold-rlee. all kinds af Hunnel and Lute string Klbbons, lld'kfa, lloalery Glove, e. t.i iiili'inen'. nrparnneni. We bare a ireih lot of Alen's ffsury and plain Casalmerea, audSaUneU, Clolbi, VeaUaga, and a "little tho fliieat" asaertaiaat of MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING ever off rco in till market. We have been very particular In oil) lug uur Cluthlng, and flailtrrtmrsvlves that we can run you out, goullemen, fron, -head to foot" for leaa aaoowy man an; bouae in Uli Valley. Otre ut s call. Doutcatlra. Wabsvean unusuall) largo atock of lioiuritlri auch aa Mualma nleaeked and unlaacbad. Drtlllnga, do. UnuM and Cotton Ulaper, I takings. Arc Irate. Whea il comaa to "t alerro" --we're around," but all lhal we iiuuil aj uti.t priuls is, Unit w have the Merrtnisck, I'.K'heco, I'litlip Allen A Hons, Hay State and rtprugui, brande, which i-vel) bod) know are aigood s gull dolluri. Mull I'iiuer. 1 hta ItJ.iat tbe aeaanu of ibe yusr to paps walla ibey bwgla to look bad. We have larva icisilvm to our tielelolor,' est. nun. of Wall Pap r, and ran, with nii deubt, llie Isra.'.t and iiinat taiU lully lel. ruid ilocl Itiau SU ihuap ol any house n Uieie jrart 4'n rpel. We bare Jml opuned a large and well a eloi'h of luiiorled I'arpeU nf kits latest pa Hag Carpal ulwaya get bm.'l Htxus mid aheysjsi We have one rwoM devoted to mis branch budtioee, snd we sre nuw prepsrvd 10 aul -hoa ,,r ll,,ila. erurl '".vll ereu lo the Si r yuur mad, ,t lb. win alle. Infaiit. t'ouialnliig all Ihe varlvttv of Lad'.-. Iliiskuiaand H.mie,.. Mlaei aud ChllU'i shotM n and Hoya Ii n and sbe sav h large a,rt.iieiit ..ill - I iM . t I'I Itnoliaie. Mores ol every ,leertpitnn. Ilm mill ( BfSi Kvery grade both fur men and ini.e, an lo Um lsl l le ol SUP t' It A I H fof ha id or eofthea.ll l all lu llenta, and "Adam" will le yen "StS." l.i r.l . . and llinsrtlrlei musll) kept tu a relall Kurs, It, II H-tt .1 r Willi l.li.ssSS etre We havv a ' ei.lirw new tovk, i oi.la.n.ng .m aew Mttern,si.d all thl la wanted in thu wal llul we iff 1 1 iiuiiwieHii I ia MiiirSi SeSIv for ui lo ay we lest e y grai. Mil l-.r the lllief I Mironage ImiloWed upon US all llir-liglt U'lf SMf r-aiitlle eoerae, Bud i,tliiii( on ... pa't ihall t,. doeei el thla lake de.i merit a ,i... ,,i,iiihiii c -.t Ihu same We are iiire IIimI If go ut Uuoda eheai lloinla. Blei tdeniy ... lb -mi . and gen lie men I I Ulhal'i i"l ". .'.,, ' w - ll . ''"sprTl H.tiiUALMU' "CLEAH THE TRACK." WE ARE CUMING. OLD NO 111 ruir. FMR10KTKD WITH SIMUNli (lOODS. NOW IK VlMUlTI Ml I'll. II IN Linok & Farquhai IIA VI Ml In ii In feed Horn tin, nit win, ihe prell) ... ... nt"t, end ! i. , .li nd i. .ni, hi. bin 1 I' uvery tkiri) llul friend llivlleil lo ust ud l" t , , ,' inlereal as b Iii nie si I1 I . AMDIHOK uigiKisud i .Ii ma) ill ItSM nf n ..... aud sti b aaen i t ill lun ililillin , 111'.. I I.I. M I I PA M V A Mi I'I. A I N until l Mi i.Mlil(i) l.AHIHH' -.i.l r V ha A I liaMIM'.l lh II Mi I'. if tale at .No. i ' mar 'II mal l IM Vt UAH. tn ,11. Kn. IMH.Ii"l" .mi M.saw. AMMNUAM FLAX-SEED! FLAX-SEED!! ii. in i, it '.i.i ' ' i i , i ..- i I, ,,,u l.i I ai.i.Mis il,. , ,,,,, lugivuuu on er srr.iuiinn.laui.g luruu Call Bud aus at . W t omul, rrial km, net I door U. i. ii 4 a. Ai Kur..ibar'i. iiiarss W. I., PAII14UIIAK . i , Bounty Lands. XlflLSOV MOftKUW 01VEI JtOTtTK THAI R I..' l.aa uu ha.iila iiriul, , loliiis lor eb he has uu hands lirllil lululni h' ty land under tha act will I r,,....ll) all, i, 'I i" ull andur atd Bel. ich S, IrkVS ami i,li,, us for land aay 1 1 Sat "Time is Money." JOS. II I ' I, .1 It K i .il bla i." w aii.fr, Ii.or anulh ..Ml,., V A 1.1. KV HOUHK keep conalaiiMy on hand agein.ral anorl in u ii i of lewulry , Watches, Clocks, itlvertpoon,raior,an.) agmai variett ,.i FANCY AHTirI.ES, audi ae are uiuully . , ,i by jewalera. He la piv pared also lo repair ,,d jewelry , aud lor loan and repalrrlorkiaud wait I.e.. on reaiuuable teraii and al ihori notice. He will also lake nldaiieeraad II in exchange for good June I 'U la HIM' I'. II I I . - . t LAHOK Bees rial en I cuiialing ot all Brtlrle. .1 uauall) kepi lu general retail aloru. al He lowest prices tor raab at no. V TVNKM KIMHI.K'N. II It It It IULI II kit WW till:!! A general asaortuienl ran always be found at tnr lowest prleet ,.i all., ' I oct 96 TVRKIttV KIMHLK'S. HATES ßÖUSi, IflDkAN A POLIN, I DIANA D.D SLOAN PROPRIETOR InlyCIIEA!1 AND GOOD FURNITURE. WILLIAM FRANK, ANNOUNCES TO THE Cltlleu ol rfrok 1 lite ui.. i il..rest ot tbe world, thai hu ken a good upply ol all kluua oi Kurnitur. .. I,!-, hop ou M .i.i, llre.'l noarly opposite to Siullli A Ly iin'iCHrrlagw hbip. Aa he makea moal or It 'u i. he can rocoiuioeudall the work luatgoei out or ihutbuo. I'ertoii who waulaii) llilua tn hi line would ilo well lo rail and eiraailae the work and Ihu price before buy ing eltewhore. UNDERTAKING. He keep all k Inda of coffins read) -made, aad a good Hearse win, which lie can alsVead ruuerals In town or country. Give blm a rail. JuneSIHlSty WILlIAM KKAMk. Blank Deeds, &c. There has tit been laued allhli offfce a new and beautirul sd.llou I Blank Ueeda, b.rt form. We have s'io. Quit Claim, Mortgage, CnmmltI,.!,, ri' Deeds, old lorm Heed, Summons aud HubpenaaTKK.MS KU it THE CAMPAG TBIBÜNE. To be Issued Twice at Hrrk. COM.MRe.CINU with Hie proceeding of the Ciinventlnn st Philadelphia, about June SO. und ending about the lilb or Nuvumbor aay gve month. or roriy-lwo Kumbot: Sil gle Copies - - - - - f I 00 10 Conies to one add reu - - 7 30 V Copies lo one u, Wires -. - MHO 100 Conto to onu addrcta - 63 00 Lrdcrs iiumi lu all iibüh t,a aeceiniatiK.I with the money wbi h may bo rn Hied at our rlak. Note of II peelo-my lug Bank In the United - takas reeelvcd at par, but when Draft ou New York, Boston or Philadelphia can bo procured, Ihey will be preferred. Money lellcra aboald be w Ue k,.mi1 f it!0d by ibc fotlmaster. Thote ol our fnenl who mat desire to eld In the simulation nt THK M- dl-WKtKLV t'AMPAG.V TKIBC!tE will be kind enough to send In ihelr order at aa earl) a du) a poaaiblc. An extra copy will be eut to each pcrrtou who gela up a Ciub. Address GUEJbLEV sV flcELRATH apill SS - ' Tribune Office, Sam York.

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CHERRY PECTORAL, For tha t ; ,.l,t Cars f i ol Wis. i 0 1.IrS, IIOARSKMOns. bkox iiiTis,w iiotiPi;- ok;h, (ROI P, ASTIPM, A.I) roissrivipTios. Among tho i.umeron l)oeerte science has mtde In this gsuerallon to t.-, .l.iaie the bus I pest "fl.fc -Inrrrajü It enjoyment, aad even prolong the term or human exlitasi e, boss eaa be esaned r more real value to mankind, Iba tbla contribution of Chumtetry lo tho Heating Art. A vaai trial or It virtue throughont tlil broad coantry, l.aa proven be, ol d a doubl, that no ms.lic.ne ar ' Omblnatlou of nitfdlcineiyet known, can oanraly control and cure ibe numemba rarletlee of ptlmonary dlaaaae which have hitherto awept '"in our mill' i thousand and Uouaanda v. iry year. Indued, there II abundant reason to i.el.eve a Remedy baa at length been found w hieb can be railed nn, lo cure the mist dangsru atferlton of ihe längs. Oar apace here will nol'iermlius lo peblleh Bay proportion -f tb euer uffectcd by it use, bat we present lh rottowing: and reier further enquiry to my American Almanac whlrh the agent below named, will ilwaya be pl.-aiod to furnish free, wherein ere ull particular aad indisputable proof of thaie . la lament. tinier of I rant porta Hoi., Laarena If lt., , M.C.. Aw.d.ieM i it.J C. Ay er, Heal Sir; My hllie sou, foar rearanld, haJut recovered from another earave alack of inalignaul rirarlet Fever, bla taroal was rotten, and every pererM that visited Mas. plo- , Minced him a ,1,-ad rlnl'f Having utd ynur ,,rr. I'm tnial, in California, lt. Iba wlnkwrif SMI, lor a severe ullauh nf bronchitis, wllh satire "iccess. I WS IttSiieed loir. Il nn my Hills t)y awI gave him a lea-spoon-lu I evury three hours, onimenciBg 1ti tbe morning, and by ten o'clock ,l mghi. I fonud a derided ehangn for the baler, and after tbr.-e da y use, he w as able lo eal or I ta use lu the above named disease Will save "Buy a child Ire in a pr.-Mstuie grate, and reit, v the anstety of many afnnil pereb l. gor all itTe. Ilona ol ihe Throat and Lunge. I believe It im heal , heme extant. .1 feelTug -il tha deep. I granted I'Minpi ma In addrei-ing you these .nei.--b.it ror your Impwrtanl dlsroreri my lulls oy would now Bs been In auuilter world, I am Urs a till great respect, ) I). Pit W.L. supt Iran., I.. It li torky Hill. (Snmervi'l ()' t . July ft ss Ur. J.r. tyer -sinee your medielne has kmoin k nnwii ben, it has a g-ealer lemaiid than i'i other rough remedy we hate "V.r said. It Ii il.beiMU.-1 know that I am flung my rgalii tier the wotih of tb-ir ,nnu'-y,aut I feet grU Seal I seeing Ibe beueSt II I'll'".... I n furlher supply , and hltei e . SS '. '.. w ,1, jeaiiio i aOll.S C tt III I l.lll'H. P.S. Almost an BBtsber o( , i u..,an - nil yes, H ;oe win, it. JAMK8 C AY Kit, Prsedeal TIh mist. Lowull, Mass. oldkn Nr-ink villa by M. Hail..! Ii'11,,1,1 A lleli'iy , I m " ' I , I l J U v SSWaiti it, Is ei Sin ira i 11 early every inwnln the steel. t i. Is, i t raveling Agt. t, A. ( 'Ml Im Ii I, il mx omtATBtT MttnicAT. hiicovkky or TUK AOt, II VYKR'H (JA I'll Alt r 10 Pi 118. Ihey iloii 'I ,,, ,. ..,.. . Inilhe IS Ho ... ....all,,, aaa.M.eil lp,ipla, three Mwebae ,-ureillh nof.li a,ea of ole llotns ar-sura I-, , leans ir s) slain flint, Muie Haie ntMHliintsI ed HHl lh wgfl el I .1 aaes a,.,,i,M fail lo eure lha Pile, tloao ur thu ha'ltl...i.i,i,linm a foul il. .,,. ften repnaii'ii i, ti'l ei) wnm iu l. Ii I n, i BluM let (fltun abttHeB e alwayi mete wr le a rM it. ted with u.it geiillu I'l.i.i. they Uava no aauil H i-iaatBi ol tbeMvwf, pni, iha hi . i i, Mini Hm nubs at th in, ,i, i nn ii, i, u it not tbeir i)Ual in lh are purely vegetable, and ien du no harm Hal. an 1. 1. mutable aumunl st. iioms. a li ÜA1JL4I MJMl.l HIM, I tilt I UK MILLION Pilot . Uiill'aj IIKSIOIIATIVK. w Inn ol all, ol, I and yeuag.tu pi . pa ration, w limit tui ue batik gray hair -l osur tbe bead of luneM gros. I. iviuutaa ihe id all eulaneuua erustlosi w nl the natural SulUa, and K-gular dreaillig for ibe hall, or, and been it Irma latlllt.gr to II all It mil u ft, i bakaiy. All bald, l, gray, oruiauaaedtu surelt , the teuiig w HI not, as ng limka, or the wilt Meg etirt it praise t epi.n lh, imiguu id rllltoUl IUI. a au i lord, Mass., July , 104.1 IMIOP. O. J. W ooli : Vt lib eonldenee.do I reromaiuiid our Hair llutloratit", belua lite urnal j fit, i lous article I tier aaw. I bAtu us. ,1 the iv 4,1 piie nn and oibt-r prenaralioiii ot lae dsytsll with'.', i .(Iii Nute ii a Ing yuur Hair Heaturallvo, ii) half an, 1 w ui!,er, WhlVB Were ulluoH WBtte, nave gradually giown lark; aad I now fuflcouB ,l,.ni,lhala iew more application will realere I., in to their natural enter. Il alao bus relieved me "I all dundruS and iiiiplea.anliieblng, to,m-ui-ii, among peraona w bo Ituripire freely . J O. HILi . North lie, fenpaylvgiila, atarrb S, ISM. Mil. In i ini' uen.'e ol hut ing Ii el , fol a, , ral yiarspasl.iioi onl) gra), hut perfectly while, I uave est It short, sud a urn cape lo bide 11 (mm vlua; i.ni , mir iure moiiili alnot , I waa Induced to us our Hair Het-irallvn, and I meal Injustice es , Hial it ofltHis ware almost (Biracumuat Ktf ii hu. i hanged il gradually loalaoellteforajer pit udur U ittotj ud unu ao ofl and gloy ... o be more b-auiirul Ibas II seer wa, when an1. i il Issss ..I Ihu luett ull. I earneilly laerelitre.eeronilsteu'l ll be SMfj ad) a decldadly ill ,,, at . re i i, fall",, I 'i loilel uae, or aatlaslng in thu world. IO.I-t r, AI I I'll. HOf. A Utltt- Having espwrteaeed the asagir uUi.tnt your Hair Keatorallve, I drop )u it.. .ipou the nibjei I. A bout two ) ear ago, my hair I, mal, red falling off and turning gra; I wa i.ist ne, muH, g bald. I met a fn. iol w n tta I used . our Itvslorutii .', nd spoke o highly ol it virnice, I wa Induced li try ll, altkaugvi I had but Utile faith, at I nad beturv triad so many ulber ue I,"., I i,, ,, 'no, ,ee, name our Keal ratii e iu Januar last. A row apnlic Ilona faaleuod my nairSraily. ll began l till up, grow out, and urued bark lo II form r color, (Mark). AI IUI ui,.-. it taiullv r-to ed Ut It original colur, health .ml app urwi.ie.aiiat I tbeeifullj racimaBeud lie, ue load. J I) HOlte. Chicago, III., May I, I SM. .M.lfo'd, Worcealer.co.. Mass., Nov. 13, ISM. I'KOf.O. J. WOOD- Hear Mir: I lake pleaeure in l artng ti luBlary butluiuiiy lo the magic i leel ol y ,.u r woiidvrful Hair He.iorailva. Asfai back ! INS), any hair eotniuencod tailing neT, uutil the lop f my acalp became bald snd sassSSt, s la. uul 1 1 liaM'ontluued I fall lor a great man I yiar. uolw Itlialanding I Uae u ,1 many celt-bra '..-,! pr, paraliou lor Us restoration. Mt-eli.g yosr advattkse Bleut, I was ludurt-d lo give your aitlrle a trial, and, to nt) utter aatoi.lahm, nl, I touud,af lei Blew application, Ibal my hair be aiue Srtaly ael.au! assumed a glossy aud beautirul appear emu; and by the time I had uaed a quart botile. my bald beud waa covered over with a youngand moronagrow lb ut balr, which I now I rum oue i wo Hiebe 1 1 length, and growing last. Yours, truly, I1K.KY UuOHRICt.'. York, Ort 3, IBM. PWOK O.J. WOOD I 'ear Mr: Altir reauiug the advertisement '.n uuo ol the New YorkJturla.of our c.-lebraled Hair Kettoralivu, 1 proi tire,) u hatl-piul bottle, aud waa ui,.rb pleaaed wltb It. Uttel continued its uv for two tannta. aud am aul)flei H ladectdedly the ttett preparali, o. ba bire the public, ll al once removod all Uaiidruff and unpleasant ttrbing from tbe eealp and bu restort-d my halruatun.lTy.and, I bsvewu doubt, permanently o. You Save pi-rmiaslun to rarer to me, all who en t-irtaiu any doubt of it pcifvrmlug all Ibal t rial in ed f"r It, . MIHS PERKs.CotUreeowlcliAsaDDe. I havo ui ed I'rofotaor O. J. wJ'i Uatr Raatorslive, and have adiuirtK) Its Woudeiful effuct ll reilored n.y hair wheru It bad falleu oO; It ilean t e bead, a. d render Iba bat r oft aad (inoitth much more o than nil. stdSYAi ATMJtHOS. Louisville. Sot. 1, 18M. . sold al 114 Mark-1 street, St. Louis. Mo. I B i .. lwu, .New York, aud by all Orugglst everywhere. All kinds ol family potent medicine lor sale, on the bel poaalble U-rnis. at Proluasor W t.od'a esubliahtucnt, ll Market hi reel, M. U)U1. Tr'i- V. Johnrtonlseoleagetit for BrooksUle april tl S Ml l: CO A las 1 l ' K will keep couitaiitljasta band a goxxl auppl) ( of Stone Coal, of tbe beat aoalily al onr new tnrd on i h- anal. stJhe upper lane lug. may 5i vt L. PAKQL HAK A CO. I LOTlini., HEADY MAJJE. E have nuw and intend to keep a rauerml as sortment of staple article In thla Una, allow tariff prices. MVS TTtMUt.UWl.

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to U.. uhitkt. Tn M Ol i aej . a ,e wa I'i purchase B rfgnw. the name as N . V 8 ) a rmrs.,1 tSat ti tits' will not regret n. Tbw all Save ret plant, asd . ttataUiat I or the Iroo f ran.-, bat ba a Wis I'lai.ot bae, and taiMt V heard ted. yrlasM lo salt. n Mt U.y AS-lil i r. i ieltle-Aiia 1 a asbef apprrdat b' Mt'Rfll & WtlTI, tsrSl 74 Wttet F,.ertti Uwet. The Urged Piane-Heal, .. i ilaraai;. KFW ABDIKOI j ala new and twelve aecasi i . and Will let Iba. rwi ivs.rr i-irn mm "I.I 1 the purrbui .tr boagl.'. . i " M j,r rewtesae. n,,4ri a 71 steel rwrek akeawV, The, arges: Ptano Healrft it. artaU. Und enooualed la Ami-rte; l ,gB)JBa Par aale a gs ' rapid taie 1 pr...f poai'ite of i real Jp.-ror.l) , -rail oilier. Par tory price. wno.eaaie or retail, froaa til to SOge). ws si mvucu a vi mVrv 1 be largest Piano aod Me 'den dealers? Ctni Bin Ball. PROVIDENCE, il i. Nr: rniA. li-i.h; .( poimom: HHBDis nni in m nu. 01 AJtllaWll TO MALAJJA, .b tub raevtajTi ab . raa ur Peeeraad Agwe.aw ChlH Keeer. rte.ob Ague. aa1 other Intermittent and K-miiteui Peei alao of lIHoa Pevwei, ae-xtwipenked by Ty-pho.-l Si mi loan. Typhoid Petal, Yellow Paver. Ship aast ialt m Pever, f.eu.-ral UstbU- fc Hy, Higtit Sweat. " Süd all TTtkasr fertna or aMaesae . . titti vt'BlK n h a r v a , ne tf ob wrioib IB MALARIA OS MIASMA. 1 hi lubtle BtaBOepber.r poieon, w hieb al certain aeoaoBi I unavoidably Inhaled al rrary breath ta tlf aatue In character where ,er it etau.a..rtli t.uth.eaai er --d wilt verj a bf. vleld t tbla newly diaenverwa- AMIlioit. w hit t. nautrsltieeMie j olson. eon. pj. (el. poy.Se ! at., and ibui entirely removes all Iba reuse or diaaaaaw TlW ProprhHersJfctUBs il. etXta these e.lraor.Unary reaulta fr, i, lu otII will f.r, licet ul,l retnlenl ,.nv.La - - - - . - -na,, tu IF 1.1, innal ali'ltl, ..a . . I . . -- - .- w. - - , ague or billlwua it It sate wbl,.' fr m roniBBll tnballug taajer ll will Inelat.lly ,1,.-k iheag havtanOcred for any lenrf" al i tO T ttT, Baas. a.. Ihal il 4 'caMlea froan aag er. ,.r tnr liduet rla ur w ,t tn, . , r-i- In p, Bon who i N a. ir n, naa Bat ,aed h er have i. uae a. i oriilug W til Iba distrttaali g -a a.,1-1 a C ,.f, I 'Sle.i tint, a Lev itmbb i un i , by unu Hung ii, direct kau. Il will lramediau-ii ieti result or bllloui or it,,. . -fit' ") , n 'al rare le ' I a a pr OKI Ihm it isal 'I II V l" i.i ii I t .UlU Ml llers,.,., ,. I l.i 1 AM IS II KM (Ml HAMULI 44x1,4. I hr. foll.iw lag reriie. ).- r,. ., , ,Y! V ' e y " --et" otie el lew mstaf rriebrsb d t keuinl la Ute U ailed S latoa ie uvasrb4 flew Verb. Jn I have n Pever ai ,1 1 Mll.lMtfi. ' Nbwdet Melartl. gnd H.iinii. d n i et e in. r (ill... 1 l ' K i IUI I i , , M r(.l4,ii. 1st llllW...f .1 purp; I'm i , i s i r -st by whirl, all per,, .a tea, be tor of emir freedo, i, 1 1 um Ik i. ah 'te hhI,,. . , I Isens, all t h Ilo- s.oi. or swem I'NIIOP up l ri i 4 llabsHl, and in,. s.i. ,,, , ly I pr,.p .nn , . i n i in. lue. r gnil uawd f te prove II W'ii Hi, a ,i. is i, , in,., ii i "", ".a 1 1 anlll M ass) ta wtivrete e eltedgpaaji ii raa II Oermab, and SkeS I I.H . print , 1 .... i ae, S I St I ll. rt lea Uaa Ball m. . . . . 7. 9 .T. " tb. MiisX "r ' sii a nu,, i, i , p(u, ,,!, p . ts)rleby drsgiMA4aeatJk)t n,., a t IN' I li 1 1 if A l.i, db Co. Ageflt In II. ah Villi, audi ., aal,. I,, I . a I . r are t Hl ll'inegbout .a C,,,fet nutsrs gg , WAj,, TEHHIiiliK Um LliSl HKS!! 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Miai,al Use l In. ss la, lbr t, . ,t, hi t, t,l t i a I ... j 1 1 r.eg . 1 1. 1 medium of l,li-Maui, at Manual and Hand KatiA fur llie .t fflli lu.t 11 II It a t.,luiuu li tbuul.l b. in tl BBSS t,f 0. lerylamll) In the laud ebelbel . .. .1 a. , . t, i et, lite ol sin rel tinua.ui as guide l .i lh all, la Ion ol one el tbe moat aw rut ami .le.iiu.ut Boele et er tailed upon Mabkind hu IBu ia eg enul,l) aud Itepuflly of en l kind ll i a i du ige lb I ha re, etva-i Ihe eotiuaUSed i. . a. Ian . i, ut lb Bral pi.jai. ,ai. . ,,, tho land, Bblle lual.) ,'lefgy uieb, tbll . lu BB, pbilnilrup!iia a . bnniBiiiiarlan, hae , m freely ettended It. . utulallen In alt guaita i, w b, i ll, powerf,.l tw bine would be llfcel) le be l 'r uiuunUI Ii, 1 1, n.oial pi US. -a i tm. and pbialeal heeling uf Hiellllu,n . pettple, an, ,ii lb, yuulsg. . ..lallt, and iotl tte'teal , tber w 1sj lae pride andSawt ruf lb ueiiwa iBeaulbor BBguaw partiaelarl) . ......i alfstaglk Bgaiuiieven aptH ls,.t II -iieSlan e nl. and wain perebU t, ,1 guard. au in a. arming teras. ta guard tho youug ol both aaaaa (rota ibe Ivirts . .,ut, iueiiois i nt um t I laeir Ignore aee . f physiulugieal lawaandeeiuel ivapuiiiie aod if-n-gularlua, whether eshiblted by preerc),ttt doteloiieaseat or arising fioiu ibt .liieas and itif ruptlng etamplea of m.-lre. tem.l -males ,.r ,aBj. wh. To those win, l,a Iniei, air. aU) f usaa real lu II, "path that lake hol. I en hell." a iered xtplUitw t) isabuwbbt w kirk Hoy lata) Mttflt return of uul bealil, , ami a n n. ration of Uta aouirrota Ha terrible pullutioii. It la wall known tba! taoeaead uf rt4la.t aw annually a nSoed al the abriuooi Usata-ry aper all) ll, na i, iff,-ring Iron, rnarehl or H) pbtlittc dleooae Btrteiurvt.Si miurl Weaku, - NorI on llebll.l, , and tSe immer ü. Maladle) w hl, b sprtng directly or lae r lanuly frtiM ibe indalgenre el cam I pl,ina and e, ret lol.loria of Kail' re. In view nl il,. ', i. a, ,i wbaa It ka also cstOralderiut Utalobv.l Iihi.ouu p. .. ,,, ute suuttiiy In the I' lilted lalrtoi Cuiiumpli'ii- a large maymit being the tlOllinaul lb tolsptuoua Indiaere Mob or their prugeuiutra, egrtraVy lo tbo brriptural eaum lallon, ibal Ibe tin. id tbe faarenla are t idled upue Ibe cbllSros. t-a lo I we ' aad luuria gwnei-aUtta. The A uuw,, lesOued with ee nl luteal of , n larged phllaulhrop , w .11 carcely he censured lor aay effort te reatraia ibe i ice ul the age, by Ina h limbic li.tirumentallty of ht Medical Manual Oar cop) , eeverely aoveloped, w ill be for ard rdrrveor postage to any Mn..i tb I'nit' d htalca ur .'.. . nl., ,,r b for S l . -t dJr,-s, pl (Mil l, I Ok I K.N tb CO.. fablbmare, boa . ii,,i.iele,ia. Book ae Hera . Can vaaae r end llowk Agnl sop pll..d o.i the in ai 1 1 . ral tni u s. mar I ly tMUNgfiY. I would call ll.e allvullon ol my lrlnsl a test ruslomcra, aud ra to luera Ibal I luleutl g, , into the Mlllmeiy bualiawa ... r. , .. i, , , t , Hat.ingutadeau errang mebl ailh u Srt i las city Mlraihi-r to bate lay bannvta lilctvctie-l and l. re-e-ed In tbe tar) taloat aiyle. I ceo bote m- wurfc doas tu Iba weal st) Is, aad OO Very- raws unable U ima I will l acouuuible ror all wort, entiawl ed to toy baud. In rsjard i gvltiag rbargsl og lost. I will Bis asteg a very gast lot ol cttwioO Klbbons. TilasmlBga aud very thing usually kept la a -I , I ii cr M", . Ikntu Wlstli4g Sate If'tatinliigs V c , would do wril t- call abU eve Sofufe n.rt liua'i.g oisewheru. All wo.k warrantt-d to giirsall-tBCtlob. JA Net OA VI. bpriiagSrld lud., Feb. 'aV, 1M6-3nt TO TBE PEOPLE OF Franklin County. TU, i NUfcl siL-NM-proooeet totarmab iobU alaat rlbris.e complete Map ..I Law. t -owta, , on lue plan ol tual ol Marion i owuly , lud .g..l uy l.jr t oodll, W r I girl A Haiden, aod now la übe A ttai .r t uil.m- ii. ibu i ur i tluuat- at aruuktiUc. It wlil bor at one srta-w ibe ewee of e, er, pevato in lac county owning laud, Ibe public rua-u, i sij..i t hur.lu rchool Hou.cr, Mill. tbe I lit Map will be Ibialuable lo aver) rcaiUriiV, auO sguuio tetany wlaOiag to Bud aay point wiiatwtBw sajl). MiUai riptloi.a are aii.c.-i, etlii tart) . OBtO sat sood vt a luttlckul MUkubt-i snail uborrtbo, too work will tta cutameuoed an : pr-msceled wfgjjk i Igor. I caa sm bsad attfcc V Hei Hon. . UrooW- . nie, and will b plaaauU to luraiaO OAi tal4tta lion. 1 bitpe all tat old Iriena. id ayi bsOo, will eoltcitano assawB me eucritrv. wv K,H la. iy, ItolUra on deliver . l4cripusn Hsuotl.o im at U too and public place, march 14 BROOKVIIaLE BaiHE Witt, allow i use rest OB Usao BJeyOl wist Jo alien Bis stake IB Ohio or lud lavas faurrwatcy, oan OlelS similar IMasia, My ordorot Ue Board, J. W. Ill TT.Cesh lot. Br-oktlUe.Peb. 15,1844. 1 1 ST KKCKI vho. 10 hit M Matkc.rl.i UJ Ida J Whll. and Cod Flak. ; i apr it W L. FAacauB CW. ALT, ALT. KAJtAWSA, and Bow York Seit coaoUwt.7 , itatMl at kOO ogfasr baaVsUnsr ess law Caaad, ae iwraBieb . .

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