Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 25, Brookville, Franklin County, 6 June 1856 — Page 4

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ÄRfflBRS, MECHANICS, AND WORKING MEN, id 'Li.

THE AMERICAN.

PabUe oa the Attack Upon,' Cel. Ia trseb a erisit m this, when the liberty of tpeeeh tad freedooi al ire tttdsogersd, wa atk no f oar readers for dovotiog an aaoaat of ipso to the tubjset. We t;ive below the opinion of all partita is far si we ceo gather Dj tbo news from Washington, it wkW be nets that Senator Sumiter hta been sarageiy and brutally lanltH while sitting in bis tat in too Senate chamber, by the Hoc. Mr. Brooks, of South Caiittsa, toe reason assigned tbafMlPr being the Senator's remarks on Mr. Butler, of South Carolina, who is uncle to the man who made the attack. The particulars show that Mr. Sumner waa struck unawares over the bead by a loaded cane and stunned, and then the ruffianly attack was continued with many blows, the Hon. Mr. Keitt, of South Carolina, keeping any of those around, who might be so disposed, from attempting a rescue. No display of Southern cowinarallv miscalled Qmtlmu chivalry was ever : It is not in the least a cause for wonder that a member of the national House of Representatives, assisted by another as fender-off, should attack a member of the national Senate, in a constitutional argu te the last had uttered words wbtTh the first chose to consider distasteful, The reasons for the absence of collision between the North and South collision of sentiment and person, which a few years back, have and as the South has ta kes the oligarchic ground that Slavery ought to exist, irrespectire of color that there must be a governing class and a class governed that Democracy is u delusion and a lie we must ex neet that Northern men in Wash-1 . it i. lQftoo, wneiner memucrs ur uuu will be assaulted, wounded or killed, as the case may be, so long aa the North will bear it The sjssj of violence during this session) including one murder are simply the overtures to the drama of wmoh the persecutions, murders, robberies and war upon the Free State men in Kansas, constitute the first act. We are either to have Liberty or Slavery. Failing to silence the North by threats, notwithstanding thu dongbfaced creatures who so big misrepresented the spirit of the Republic and ot the age, the Sooth now resorts to actual violence. It m reduced to a question whether there is to he any more freedom of speech scuth of Mason and Dixon's line, even in the tea miles square of the District of Columbia, South of that, liberty has long since departed; bat whether the common ground where the national lepreeestatives meet ia to be turned into a slave plantation where Northern members are to act under the lash, the bowie-knilu and the pistol, is a question to bo settled. That Congress will take any action in view of this new event, we shall not be rash enough to surmise; but if tho Northern people are not the poltroons they are taken for by the hostile slavehieeiluin and slavedrivert of the Sooth, they wilt be heard from. As a beginning, they should express their sentiments upon this brutal snd dastardly outrage in their popular assemblies, The Pulpit should not remain silent. If, Meed, we go on quietly to submit to such outrages, we deserve to have our noses flattened, our skins blacked, and to be placed under task-masters; for we have lost the noblest sttributesol freemen, and are virtually slave ifwss York Tribune. ' The Lc-UtiIIb Josts) ths dianutes Ike ditgraceful oatrsgs ia the Stasis Chamber in s better pirit than oet of ths Southern pre AS diapUy. lis artiste ie s etiafisg rebske to Iba Wttftifses journals in the Free State, sraich either say aothieg, or sttempt lo palliate, ths.eoaduot of Brooke by eksiiisf Sanaer. The Journal aaya. Mr. Sumner, for his incendiary harangues, may really deserve a ir punishment than ho has or is likely to receive in this world, but we think that the House of Representatives, for the sake of its own dignity and the honor and harmony of the Republic, should expel Mr. Brooks far using s bludgeon upon a Sentier for words spoken in debate. If swob is to be the character of tfc collisions in the Halls ol Con greae, the people of the North aid the people of the Sooth will soon learn to conform their actions to the condition of things. 7 hey will send to the Senate and House ox Representatives recti capable of breaking shulls and Bosse rather than own of inteilecWm m. As . e . t as tual distinction Wo j r'Stini" tÜst Msasuohusetta could find mnoy a bully within her borders who

could m-tko aa .short work with! es were unusually wnrta and defiMr. Brooks at he made Mr. Sum-j ant, eliciting iu their moat proui-

ner snd that, too, without takmg a a simiixr disadvantage. It seems that brooks attacked Sumner because the latter had in debate abused South Carolina nud Mr. Brooks' rather aged relative, Senator Butler. Tho idea of using a bludgeon upon a Senator for maktug a speecn against a State is monstrous. A score ol South Carolina members of Congross within the last tew years have used their whole power of vituperation against Massachusetts, und as many Massachusetts members have exercised themselves upon South Carolina. A pitched battle has long boen raging botwecn the champions of thoso two States, and generally the harshest and most offensive language has come from the South Carolinians, who don't like to bo out done iu anything. Wh-it Sumner may have said about Senator Butler, we know not, but wo think that the Senator, who is qjites as fiery-hearted as he is wbite-beaJed, would scorn the thought of letting any younger man take a quarrel with an Abolitionist off his hunds. We happened to be in tho Senate Chambar near tho close of the last ses sion of Congress, dunng ono ot the night discussions of all manner, of slavery questions. Judge Butler, who is really a gentleman of many fino and generous per sonal qualities, had become ex ceedingly elated from trequeut visits to the Senatortal Ilestaurant. Sumner was making a severe speech that evidently had reference to the forcible expuUion of Mr. Hoar, a venerable citizen ol Massachusetts, from the limits of South Carolina, but he did not mention South Carolina's name. Mr. Butler interrupted him by asking in a fierce tone, "Does he mean South Carolina?" Sumner proceeded without noticing the interruption. "I demand," ex claimed Butler, Bhrting again to his feet, "whether he means South Laroliua; for, it ne does, let mm say so, and I will give him something to make him remember me and South Carolina ns long as he lives," Sumner still proceeded quite impurterably, bestowing no attention upou his excited opponent just iu front of him. "Does he mean South Carolina?" ejaculated Butler for the third time. "Yes, 1 efts mean South Carolina!'' thundered Sumner, with more spirit than wo had thought an Abolitionist could possess. Ho finished hisspeech without any further interruption, and Butler rose to reply, but the fine olJ South Carolina gentleman was too far gone to be half equal to the tremendous occas&ion. Wo repeat tho expression of tho hope, that, however obnoxious Sumner mny justly be to tho patriotic portion of tho people ol the United States, the House of Representatives will protlytnp expel Brooks, if the account of his assault upon the Massachusetts Senator shall (trove correct Indeed tho House of Representatives, it seems to us, would be guilty of tho grossest and most shameful dereliction uf duty to to tho Senate if it were to refuse to punish one of its own members fur knookidg down a Senator upon the floor of the Senate for words said in Senatorial debute. Orsat Mass Meeting at Boston Boston, May 26. Tho largest mcoting over held at Fancuil Hall assembled lust evening, to give expression to their inriigimtion at tho aaauult on Senator Sumner. Fivo thousand were iusido tho Hall, and thousands outside unable to gain entraueo. Governor Gardner presided, assisted by forty vice Presidents, including tho most distinguished mon of all parties. Among tho officers were Lieutenant Gov. Benchley, Mr. Buker, President of the Senate; Mr. Phelps, spea ker of the House; Kx-Governor Uoutwoll, Hon. Samuel Wiilley, Ex-Mayor Smith, Hon. Nathan Hale, editor of tho Daily Advertiser, Amos A. Lawrence, Prof C. C. Folton, nnd Lyman Needi er. The meeting was opened with prayer by Rev. Roll in C. Neul. Gov. Gardner on taking tho chair mudo a stirring speech, characterizing tho asaaulton Senator Sumner, as an exhibition uf grossncss and brutality, exceeding any written on tho pages of history, nnd culling upon Congross to oxpel tho assailaut from the ball The Governors sentiments wore reapouded to with tremendous ohecrs throughout Judge Rr -Hi followed with u seriös of re solutions. The meeting was afterward addressed by John C. Purk, George S. HlUianl, K C. Biker, Chariot A. Phelps, Si muel K. Mallery, Mr. Culeb lirewater, Peteg W. fti.iiidler iuhI .lohn A A m Ire ah, reiirosetiting ull tho other poliliI cul parties. Many of the speech-

inent parts the most tumultuous

response. The following are the resolutions: Resolved, That we have heurd with grief and indignation of the brutal assault committed upoo our esteemed Senator, Charles Sumner, for words spokon in debate, and tho insult offered, in his person to our commonwealth. Resolved, That in this outrage we see now encroachments upou freedom new violations of Stato rights, nnd a strong disregard of chivalrous principles; while in the conduct of such men as Senator Crittenden wo gladly recognize proofs of tho fact that in all sections of the country there are men of high honor, of pure principles, and of truo patriotism. Resolved, That this attack is to be rebuked, not only as a cowurdiy assault upon a defenceless man, but. as a crime against the right ot free speech, and tho dignity of a freo State. Resolved, That as American citizens, we deeply lament the udiunf which such acts cast upon our country, and upon the cause of freedom thro'out the world. Resolved That although sixty-eight members of tho National House of Representatives have voted that they think no inquiry regarding the outrage is necessary, still we feel confident that Congress will free itsolf from the samo crime by expelling the offender from the seat ho has disgraced. Resolved, That we regard ever)' blow inflicted upon our Senator, as a blow aimed at us; that as citizens of Massachusetts, without distinction of party, we pledge him, in old Fancuil Hall, our sympathy in tho fearlos l and independent dischargo of his duty. The resolutions were passed unanimously, nnd the meeting adjourned at 1 1 o'clock. Many ladies occupied the gallery, and large delegations wore in attendance from the neighboring towns. TsKaiBLB Juki.- -The Montpelicr ( Vt.) Freeman says that a social gathiring in that vicinity, recently, s vduii ' gentleman lun' the taak of "getting a wife" imposed npon Lim daring the evening's amusement, and with u young lady wont through a mock cer emony. na they supposed, of being married; but after the motions had been gone through with, it was discovered that the person who married (hem was a real justice, and the matrimonial knot could not be untied! The parties are satisfied with their bargain, but ere connidentbly nettled at the manner in which they were launched upon the 5ea of matiimony. Lowibino oaa'e Diomr. "Ah," said a mischievous wag lo s lady acquaintance of the proud codfish aris'ocra'.ic caste, "i perceive, madam, that you hare been learning a trade." "Me learning a trade," repeated the hauty dame, looking daggers at him, "no, in teedyou are very much raithtftken !" "Oh," said the wicked wag, "1 thonght by the looks of your cheeks, that you hud turned painter! " The lady lookid uhout for a cowhide, poker, broom-slirk anything, which the wsg perceiving, thought he had arrived at the sliding point, and vamov-d in a hurry. Ce Spelling Reform. PUONKTtC ALPIIADKT. fach lauer baa Iba sound af Iba UmlUUtU lattar or UUers la Iba UUieWaUve atorda. Hi-la. üiim laWMMB Sounds. Nam. Ismg Vowels. irpWi. e e P j. pola rai . , avirth . als . . air . . inna . , oll . . I e ft a A . ft 1 O u ( I ii (0 u. i t T t . torn . . . ts U d . Woe ... de C c . cAaer . es J j . j'asr . . . js K k Ain.ran. ks O ß . ;ame . . ga e . . . . 8) . . U Of! k 8tofl Vvivelt. LWiriwar.fi. i . lit . . a . all . . it et . at ot ot ut ut Ii A (I 0 r j; -1 r: r f . oar . . V v . voor . lit. fright . n i . tkj . S a . aoal . . 'L . mil . . sltil . : I . vialon . ef . va . II , fist . ts . sa am . risk . , Ii . . . i . . WfJOl . ii i I ICC . ir . nil . m . iial M . iluttsj . 9 8 H rffayisk it r . rnre l l.full . sr . tl ' ' I i t t , . ytt s W ff.. Hreathiny. II h . . aev . , A'ftsrrl. M tn . malt) . N n .none . U ) . eine . a Im on (0 lite mark, of piintluallon are the same ss -r.i i n , it e'lln( tl nfoiv the fir. I wor.l I , ' at the end of a s ightur; I surtiflaet so ei a ie uer n.inv FVLDZ OV TM Reilpr fH aiifi fir gleiiott, Itidalnirvitat Mils ov tjm ; Da In; tin tie jrrnn is ijjinlp, Kur u stitilsr kltui. Hwedurin fie sjrll tiiirrnlij, Oöitj fort wlrl bis) fat, Or as wrrl Isburom, roarirj Mill (it i Let us strjv wlfl rjrrfttl spirits, t 'i) it ltt,tis tu fulfil, Til 4e ijut sv bqrvoat subjekt Tu de Muster wit. Lot us gfirwer up swtt memoria, Bind wld u. ov luv : Plesutiit tta lu cr it txxlvra Tu oThuni iibuv. TrtutludAtile prous Bf lid wid luviobtud, Mt tn goldn tvi ba Kaderd Tu de spirit land.

CINCINNATI. Gi W. COFFIN, BELL k BRASS FOUNDER, -dealer ikLEAD, ZINC, COPPER, in ah it tin, Rpia.TCH Moi,m:i(, .tlKT.lL raCKIttU, Bit An COCK., Will . L, US, eYC, AtC. No-. o Af Keswt Se.o,,U or t . 1 - untl.iu Street , CIN INN ATI, OHIO. If Y BELLS are executed on true KrlentlUe and Harmonier prlnrlnlee. ae followed in the Br. I Hell Foundortes of Carman?, Franc, Holland end England. ,,, 7

Ja. . a Von una. jo i.o roKxoa. O'CONNOR k BROTHER. ".U Dtra in rOKEIGlf AMD DOMESTIC DRY GOODS HO. 81 PKAHL KTRKEr, BBTWEBB V1BB A.tl KALK, CINCINNATI. 0. .',!, 7 y DAY & WtTäCRT WIIOLBSALB DBALERR IM UTAPLE AND FANCY DY GO ODS, ML .1J.aPkAKLT..3BT. VIMBA RACK BTV, mar t ijr ciircrwwATi, o aa.t. s.bbbis. m.j. argeos T. B. HARRIS, DRUGGI8T& APOTHECARY, S. a. COR. Irn A MAIM TU.. CINCINNATI, 0. iarch 71? PETER NEFF k SONS, WUOLB4.LB HARDWARE DRILF.R. No 93 Pearl St bet. Vine & Race CINCINNATI. 0. march 7 ly a. a. coiraan. w. a. cmritAN II 1. nil I'M AN iV (IL CiwMlnlan V forwarding MERCHANTS, WlilTKWATRRCANALBASIM.riMCIMMATI. BBFEHENCESI CmOIIIIlATI. lMI.RH.fit . MT. u. John ftwaeey A Co. : Morrison at Xewby Tweed,Mbledr Wright: 11. A II. .M . Cooklin, itesveaA Htepbeue, nttiirton ii.it. conMSBSViLLB.ias. : A.S. Wlgtt Ins A Co., A. B. Con wall A (ton. : George Gillespie. i.lberul cath advance mem. mad on . .nnlen mania. anW-IO-lir. I STABLIMIKB l 1X1. ?m & sons', ORIGINAL NO. I. "SHE w'&m. SO. 74 WAL.tUT STRKBT, Had HUla bei am & : Hi nit., (next door North of "Walnut St. tlouaV' rinclnuaU, Ohio. From the lone practica thai wa hare br.! tot nrarhr fortv Taara In Europe im ! M.U VOHK anil In 'ihla rlijr for Uio laat foiirtawii yara, w foal conflUant In liit. thai all fi1 lolrunifd to oar cara will ba lono In t in tt at 1 -ami ourcharirwtoo Hlaeka III ua 90 r eant ! than any olhnrnod llm EaUhliabiDOWt la Ihii Clir. Our ant Dye work aud Maam Fiiiumhk pparataala not aerpaaaod by any oibarDylhK KsUbllibaienl In Iba Aeit. i ; iiii.-iii...' riolhing renovated lo the atyle. lAuteaallk Ureaaaa, Crapa, Hrocba. Printed Hay Stale HbswU, Popllnaand Me.rluo Urea cleaned wttboul d)lfi(. Table ai.d Piano Corert renovated. Carpeta cleaned by Machinery without ripping and the Colors retained perfect. Dreaaes dyed Hlsck far l,00. TM u tbo only Uye House, thai arar displayed thalr work In a abow window, after It had been cleaned or ded, which alvee the Public an otprlunliy i t deride according- to their diu judgment, which I the beat I'ycr in Ibe City. asay II 39 ly BLAfllLV & SIMPSON. SO. 11 t'KAKL HTKEKT, CISCI.1S ATI, OHIO. taroaTSaa sap aasLaat in I (lit IK. tMI D I'llVilf DRY GOODS H A V I now in elore a fell and fresh stock of Slap lea lid Fancy Dry Ooods, to wbteh I ey are making dally acceaatoiia. They Invito an examination of tbelr slock by dealer vl.ltlnf the ell) his sprlug. mar 73w LiTmlBliTiPfii. IMPUKTBKft AM WHOlKftAI.K DEALEHR I.N avaav DasrairTioa or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ii iiiD uiLii i i inn )! Sec. No. 74 oSatist Mirena, star Poairl, CINCINNATI, OHIO, a. 4. LATiMaa. a. k. eotscsN. t. trrraa. OUK STOCK for tho Sirln trade, malrlv ol our owa Importation, or direct from Aiuerlian Mm iiiac lurers, is atw very heavv and eimple. Orders, and lha favor of a call, and xreoueio. amlnauon of Hlock and prleea resperlfuMy solletlad. Cinclouall, Mareh I, 'M-3m IMP3RTAI f TO MilUH. horsiev & mim FROA'T STREET, BET. WB81 ERA HO W AND JOIIS, C1NCMNA Ti, onto. Dealers lu all alndaof Lumbaraad manafscIsrsrs of Saab, Doors, Blinda, Wtufl-jw Framea, Mouldings, Baa Pilastars, Woaihar Boarding. Whits a Od Yellow Plue Flooring, Bbalvinf for Storaa, Tallluf fur Feui e a a , o.r I. planed onboihsldaa.ofTartoaa ihtrkneai sultobta for in' lualda Snlah of Boueea. litis establish me ii l will ba found lu be of great, tome Hi lo pursuits building In tho country, as they can le sit untied here arlUtalllhe materials rei.l laada nfluinber. thoroughly seasoned lor Inlstiing houses. In the Lumber Yard eOSdroasStl WllStlilt M.tabl lahmen, there is kept fur sale an as tonal s.sorttnent of Lumber tor all Dulioing purposes. Saah primed audglaaed, cunslaully on hand. All trders promptly alUiudea lo. l ällNl wmi. Nov ii, i -.i.t i i yr. ElltWl MARBLE WORKS. Weslcril ll.iv . fulliurini- M(. T. WHITE & SON, THOMAS WHITE SON, WH0LI8ALE L anuHetall dealers In Foreign and Amern an Marble. Monuments Tombs, Head and foot Mono I nMe Tops, Keines for Urave Lots, and various other articles. K.i, um .tn. fid o will be given to all persons favoring u Willi their order. We employ Uo best workman, and soli at price lower than an) other Yard. Cap and Mills on hand. Our Agent for Hmukvtlle. Is Mr. James Kennedy, whu w mattend in ellnrdere. M. SAWYER & 00. MSBUPACTUKBHSdi DBAt.KBHIB Winttosv tssBMjist 11 Csaüls Osrslti I it. . l., Ilrtteei Hull un-l Winio ti iiidevr ralsnslti I no ii, mill CtS.ri I. mi Mnn iiBla. WbolMBlt snd Retail Window Shade & Oil Cloth Store, XO. COLLI UK HALL, WALNUT IT., BIT FOURTH AMD Fl TH. aprll 4 t luolunatl, o. FIRK WOMKS. CAM DIES, MUTI AMD FRUITI, WHOLE. BALE AMD RETAIL BY JOHN Ii. MYERS, an! Main Ktreel, bet. Klfth and k)lalh,VVatl CINC INN ATI. ST All order promptly Hied and paekages warraalndfnll wvlghl. Buv. II,IC13.7-I ff. D.A. BRADLEY, tUUCBtON IU II It t IH I HIlOTIir.ltM, Wholeaale and KaUII JEWELER. ij A vi. Mi just roturned irum lh rast sa 1 1 Ii a II large an ii, 1 1 Jewelr ,d varied stuck of flu Watet aud try! Comprising an essorlmeni af KKW ABU iiBAUTIPVI. TYLbsl whlab I will afar lo the eld customer of lha lale rm at attafaetory prices, fail ami see at B , W , Comer Pound m. Main, Oialauatl, t. 14

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a. Jm ,i nu. JI11HI&S. BIT! IF IUI 6 IUI I 9 tarttShf tj uf GROCERS, .'I Hill ITIIM vuT a'IDt, SKCOMlt DOOR ArtOVBÜI m.i n: t aixik Ncrret, CINCINNATI, 0. uio.mxruii.n. i.H.nmii llrMTUI ARS MAimtlM , t liliiii, ulna, nnd Queeiuworr M.ifl-i Main Straot. 3 door holotr third, may idly CIMCIN.V ATI. u. w. TAIT & SON, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, xn nKii.an ia f (! f, PROD i Mm. tS Wnlnul Xl.,rinrlnnutl,0. fIVNTjaElR ATTITTION JO(THK tßLZ Krt, raln, Kualbora, Drlnd Kmit , Hol Oulont, Ar. Llbaral C A H II advancement mado ua ion.lf i Mil. Ordonfnr nrocarlat and Mbnufaclnretl Aril loa aollIUd and ailed on Iba uial fanrall lorini. aj IH ly HENRY F LLS, i' "in tsn K r.i OA HP ET W A REH 0 CS o. 19 Kait Kniirili Slrrot, botwoet) Mainau J K an. re Klni.-i., rtiirlnnait. O.t 8 .NOW KKl'KI VING A L.KCK ST(' K rtla lAfon tbaia. raiac x. uai JACOB BISÄS& H iNiri' TMISRI 0U tSOUtllt.b 0(1 CLOTHING SHIRTS, 1 1? vv I.' I; Si TRUNKS. tlnnatl, Ohio. No. U WEYnVtlUTH & BUO'S.. k K I. H l-REI". r, t I.NCI.N.N A I I, Olli O I Wa law 1 1 our ottensi Rrsda. lis vine fo the moat col a ' r a re liaMefi lo nii:iruse nit ff onsji :k f Ksucy its t II r rr"i I i ara i "s, j 1. ' FRANCIS NUELSON. ixroaTCR and MANeraoTvaESor Cigars, Tobacco and SnuiT, DfALKR IN Leaf Tobacco, VO.S33 M'OnKlruet.fK'twaeo h and stb, KiaTBOl mo Indian Chief CINCINNAI I. OHIO. Mor.S, 17 KM iry S. & H. RÜFFNER, ilaanfseiarer:.!'.'l 1' ai. F A F E R and Wholeaale and KcUIl GROCERY, IT. ft COB. WrSTERK ROW dt PEARL 8T, ciaoinsjArif o. fXTThe highest market pries paid for RACS OLD KUiK and oilier papuralock. nov lJiil) '54 Äaron A. Colter, OKOCKKY PKODUCa AND CO.H.M ISMtOB M I'iKt'il A S I , 8. B.COBNBM OP RBVKJtTIl ABO MAIN STK. ( IMIMI I, OHIO. Bov 1ft- -iyr-. SVt i r.soKS To j. ii. a iors, W Uoles.ile lieulcralu DRY GOODS, No. 19 Pearl St., Cincinaati. r. ?i. j'.,.-. ' ( r-- WessSJtSS, tioo. W. Junes. J may IH ly P. IT a No. 82 Sixth St. bet. Walnut & Vine, CIlfCIHlf ATI, OHIO: The most extensive sud butt Manufacturer In tbo tin TOK OP ALL B KW BTYLBat Ma taken Ilm highest prntnWtms at all the Kthlbiihasst Bu the best materials abtat foi cadi, which enable, him loscll SUPERIOR WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES, Atlow aa others sell Infurlor arth lca, P.VISTKD nn. Hill, r ellAllKSof benulllul designs. Iii' I' and WHITE Holland hadoa.Trimuiliige. Plktures dt. alOKK MIA DEN painted end lettered to or der. Kepalrtng and Jobbing In gonural alli'ii i l to promptly. ma SSily ÖL lesse . 2Moort NO. 342 MAIN ST. BETWEEN BTH, AND J'in. l r i: , ,M.,ui,n on hitii.! a boatiilfnl aaaorIV meiitof II IN X IHM IN ofth.,uo!, friends at Itrwwkvlllu to give hi in aeall when ihey ''Ma'.i'rtii-I yr. THE PTin Dl A Bslll 0 I UU It 0 riANUl v7.'n M 0 fhUVflftJ WJIiSlW tt NosTwUllj CINCINNATI, OHIO, Agenufortha mo.t eelebrated manafadoria. ef Hie Union, duslre to rail the aileiiiion nf buyer parlieiilur ) lo Hie above eeleoraleo l n.treiMeul, ul which thwy constantly keep n splendid neaort mriil "ti hand , Kus sweatees. of'tf.rrV, svo touttm nr torn, rowaa ne asraiaiao botm tomb an um-, 0;itracv Or stneNsnuM, rnarar -lion nr rtaisn. sao uaasT ut'asan t-r. THE TOl) A l r i'l tu is I NM'ltl'ANSUi Piano Hall, .Notlt Kuurth St., near Vine, due I ly a. a . a Ti.kTi . H.A. ttetagti,. B. Bartlett & Co., Commission snd Forwarding Mcrohants. sei'fai reaea nr Alrehol, rs tupltoati'. S lion net et nnd Hu mumm; t InlS. Bo. 'IB W r'tunl t . t.luvtnnatl, Ohle. Llnsaed Oil. Knis. Turnentlne, Candles, Urd OH. PnUsh atarvli, Rosp, Olue.rVa. Castor oil, PfilSSHll" PolSsll. Alcohol. nny la ly White Lnad, coats tv niKisroniEK, M s at r i i as s or linearen, :,m i Ii o ii c , lliirulus i tin. i mnS lapirit Usa. ALSO, ALCOHOL OF ALL STtEMOTHH, Rsflnsd cii.ircu.il for Rectifying Whisky, and Pure Spirits. Kt-uts au Piiueuaa Lsnro, ' ' .ssta ana Hnesik, Mo.t College Bnltdlug, Walnut at., Baal aide, tM'iweea K oirik and Pilth Nireels, SJsflnly I IXCIBB A 1 1, o. wm. a . ' ' N. i s wveas. n. n. naisti.a. a. t.yejs. FRENCH. WVNNi: tV CO., I in purler ami W holeSle UsaUnla FANCY DRV GOODS aa macTufactuaIXs or woolem uosiut, Mo. IB Pearl St .between Vine A Usee, toarnly CIMl I 1 1 1. m ri.ME & co., I Ist vtrlc (tiist lotil.es in WATCHES, Jhv I I UY AM I V i UOOim, Ma.ltUMalii tiret, under Cumweriilsl Oiak, n 'Uai. h Maker' tool anil Material. Bv. ll, insl, 7 tj

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Alterative Balm, A UA1.M FOR KVERY WOUND, FOR INTFRN AI AND EXTER NAL USE. Thifi balm ia warruntod to ru ! lievo all Ilhcumatisins. St rains in i tho Spine, or Spiniil anoction and j oo I nac'iic j'jfU'aclu in flu JThroat, Soreness jbtoinacu or IonoU,or liurnii the breast, ustnma, Krone! 1 Bpraina and Kruiüoa, liurni,S lllla . i i . or frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic aud Bilious Cholic, Cholfciv. Mir IniK. IMcnrisv. Mux. -i ovor and :IKU'N Pile Corns, Fresh cuts or soros, Inflamatiou tlie head, Stors eh, Bowels or Kidiu-ys, ipfaint ol ('nildreu Wormitnd inflnmution of tho stomach, and Bowel--, and Croup, I Scarlet Fever. The roa-oii wliy tlita balm reaclien all llu jsaaea tabt-cnuiM It radnCM inflamntioit, nr iliar coiiiUluatlou' ! dt-aJly p' iivxr, aiii 1 tUo follwlnsCcrlirirait, .ilf of Ur. J. H. Jordan, lai Rfirfflc u o(Lhe Kuurth .Si ret I ('holi-r,i I). pltnl. I can cheerfully rrcoinmfuu tlo Alicratlva I; .ru to the jiubliu k mi wing aa 1 do, ihni it ia as axrHant artit U. I used It wilb fol : ettctM in Cliok-m, Huri ii( my lata couix-rtiou I with U.e i'ourth St , Chalera Uoapilu iu tale city. In es of crunps eats ist stoma '.ud bawaU. I nlo uaoti it in a cdae cf tußaiuatiou of the kidneys with the hap. y fat effect. From my knoailedga of ita vtrI uea, In tl;e above diaeaaea anU oilier, In j which I have uavl It, I haw uo hesitancy iu l,r"l,oU"c'l'K ,f siitrior to any medio in Inllierto offered lo tbo jtuliJic with whirlt liave become acquainted, and would che' fully rrcömmenil it to the public. J. II. JORDAN. M. -Cincinnati, S 1 1. l.t 1S4!) This ie Is certify that in the summer ol 1848, 1 became so very lame and weak in my back, occasioned by njj thot j could not ait down or get du' u ithout holding on to some object. I was advised lo try Mr. Foisha's Altera- ! tivc Balm. By bsthing it six or eight times, my back was perfectly restored; und 1 have felt nosymptoa of its return since. My wife, also, lias used it Tor Kheumatic pains, headache and toothache with very beneficial results. J.J. YEAKLE Dec. 1st. IfUIr. TO THE PUBLIC. Tbia la lo ceilify that, in June taal, I waa attacked with the Aaiatic Cholera; and wus ont s my phyMci.tu at:ttes is a collapacd , state. 1 had remuli.rd in thiaetute eoiiit. two Iiours, when my pliys.i-.i.ni lufoiined uiy u inj ly and frienda tint 1 coujd not posaiMy l i aud alriclly forbid my wife pennltliug ..n. I one glviuf me auy indiciue or nosnahineul , whatever, aa It would ouly bata my dejtb I At this tlmsMr. Kwreha came to aee me, am! I brotißlij wttb.hjui a hoitU couiainini, four 1 ounce of liia Aiternlive Bulm, aud aake ' periuiaalou of my wile touas It ou sie, as be ttiounlit It would lanueiitattly -give eaao. I wus Immediatrlv a,. plied, an,! Id lessthau ten iiituuUal wnn r stored, ami wns iu a warm rT. .. , jii p.ii hi in. , j", lot m which mit iuy esieiitf Uea were col t, a rUntniy aweut wa on my lacs aud head. After t be ase uf two oilier Mtlss r the imti medium-. I was eniir-i lleewd of all dUtreas, and iu a fear days waa featured lo lieithh. ! 1 wo"W njo" "',rfuly l,d heartily raC I ssasasajd ttiiaUALM to all who ara afflicted In n almlUr wny I lure also used It In i other diaeaaea, and have found It a most excellent remedy. I do uul tbiuk it cu be toohlgbly roooNtmeud. JOEL KIRBY. I I do hereby certify tba! the above eertiff out a leeorrect, and ths atnteiuent of Ibe pbyeicieu made tome Is true. JULIA ANN KIRBY. ! Clneiuuati. Dao, Htb, 11449. A Cerllficata from Iba Ree. J. B. Finloy aTS I.. ml SS a n.n n a am vyiiiciiianit, .waren sin. in -i. Dr. loreha Thlala Hie Aral time In my 1 ? "!- ' recoüiiiieudullou of any iiiediclur, sa a gen oral remedy, tboagli I bave often bona aollcltnü. I havuuat ii your Allernnllrn Halm for j aoorly two yearn; ftrel, for Ibe rbeumnttem '" ' ur0' Wbicll I was uenrly a mppl.. .bm lor e-rv aeeerdbr-tot, Iteool 'umiiys mu n Violent attach of ,ll..rrl,a-a on myself; then furl ulUmati.f., for bu.ur for a eery severe euer of stM .rdbt et. by a violent rtold, and a 1 tiiluk lliavabafj full pruul of Its metJIt'sl preperliee, in a gieat ..:ny vi Ott disease lor wlile'i you reruiiiiriietitJ It, ami 1 have uot ion u,i it to fell hi even ono uf them. Still, po iioteey that it ie u in'alHMo eure, yel is my svber i onvirllon. thai Ills lie lm ouinpouiid for llirae retiiedlr fur which it It recommended, i In-1 I liave ever tried, r d I SSfttri-il many I will not, If i an pro cure It, bo without It lu my family for sin uoiisltiernilon. Moping Hint you will nil continue torompnttti I It lionrailj ,n tid that It nV relieve tlmuanuile of euHerem, 1 meat hoirtily rsoummumJ It Itf my tVüosy'Cltisaa a SOS I taooUeitl Family Medieirto. Y oura , a flee l ioitale I y , j. I F.NLi;y seen eaanBBBB c rtii'n Uniinrn U. L UsBf, 1 have known Mr. Porslia'd Altert tiro Baliu to ptrlwrra a vrry oxtraoi itiMAry cum uyun a hursn that was very badly cut, suuic time nlure I nerd it upon ono occsaiott, extrr unity, with food stTcri. I beitrvt It tn hn a perfectly safe end offluarluut romrily to he usetlin many eomplaints. I). L. KTAllll. ovtm'jer Slut. 1803. Wholcsalfv Depot, at J. & C. Raak hlrt e.No. II Petri tt (-'In. Dr. (i. VV. Forsht, Drug Store. No side ol Filth ut., S doors east ol cmith Cm. (). Forssleat R. Tyn.ir's, D. Priro 1 Boit'e, Llock &. Kuruhur a.Ur. Moody's ml Dr, lUilce, Hjookfllle.Intl. HATS AM) CAPS. M-I1M11 MVIitl. w K lltlfrtltli- I 'trlMa HI, I.. ,. lint. With aeisral m -v and toeanliful siylee el i 4 tivs I for ne re Vtaln St,, Wsilslde, 0 duwrs delow 4h, l,U. mnrtSly

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for VAUU and Fever, Bemttient and r . . . , f, jr. InUrmtttent Fevers, ana General Def.iitu tHl,lfWKXOHT 8 TOsICAHl) FBtbB AND AOul nIXTUHX, IH A NXVEK KAILIMI Ri'MKDY. TbU pr -anition beinje antlrcly a vcgiiaMa pradut tion. i u affH i iipuulh y.tam ara bla-bly aalubtry , i ii . rutins Uic (onrral boallb and inviforMla( the eonUtntbM. Ith rmTlH ahDttri KtMKbT. Hcrao. a redding In Porto tt.d Afua uulru u ran b cffanluallt wrolartod from aa atucb iy ocvftMonall) lakluya auiall quanlltjr o' UltinUluro. VShiiru It i ouro iru'd. and II vtr Ittei diu bocoma kuown, IIa tjorloriiy oor aror ethur modb-ln r Ii apparent that Iho public no luuir'r lu'iitala what remady to aioploy. In cmi'i of i h ili and Pavats. lhacura la crrat-roau HiuCirrtU rrruotred ana ihern la no MSHS of paruxi.iii. la caaoaof debil'ly lint millbro baa "v i naon :oi.imi a mom IWMM antl apvcUy rumedy ! rrtionnit iiiatoiiuof tb aioiuacbaud braclnf Iba innrvoua rtVia fa rally. I Tho rapid wla or inli mudirlnc, ita unlvaraal , and aurprUIng c-Seacy wbara II la saod, alloatod by I ttoanumarou. rcrlldi aloa which we am coniunlty rlt lag , warrant in In aaarrttna; It bna ao auuiL I -fi.ra Mto piihlif. PKIKKT. W'KIGUTACC., Importer!, fuumlila and Wbolraalj DruMlata, 441 MarkntA , Pblladclpbla, Pb, Tob bad of MruKglat uud aiori'hauUgti orally . H. W. ii .ita, i . W. Moopt and 0, 1. Duaoit. Helmbolt'B Genuine Preparation. rmvsofcm rtohly iosckktbatbd fr'i tin' Hlwilo.r and Hi Jurys, Haara .es, Mrlt litre., W oak aersaa. ami all dlaolih s.m . I Orfntis, whether Iu SsalS iniala, Intat balasaroaaea lba may hare uated, and no ntnUur uf how lonx aland a bava contracted Uta terrible nlaoaau wliun sealed In Iho lyslrm, will aurt-ly r rum one generation Ut another, ituderint i . n.ttlullon, and aappli'g tii" Mr vitul and Oil Hie impers with -(larlna; falsehood loo well clraiaied to deele Ike younf;, and ( thoao iiolaojualnie'l nh their Itlcka. Vou cannot te loo rararul In lite selection of a rotaadr Iu 1 lie e luio extract line it u has been proneanced kg aSaSSiil (.luslrlsna i lie greatest remedr eer known, tl la a ntedlclne perfeclly pluaaaitl la lis taste, and very luttoeeul In Its action, aad j also iliorougli Ihsl it annihilates aeerjf particle of the m k atoi .. ,-oiiik.. rlraaol tins draadfol aUsaoaat siol, antlka oilier remedies, does uol dry u p Ue t'ousli MttoaaJ llealllijf, brought on b) aelf. i abnse, a most U-rrlOlu disease, wbloli has brought liiou-aiols lo u i' trans, iu us blasting lha 1 iinllianl hopes of iiarenit. ai d blighting In the hud Iii glorious ambition of many a aoble youth , i eon rnred by Uila lofallibla kemedy. Andes J medicine w inch imisi lienellt e et ) body, from Ute i alaiply deltcata to the l onflned and daapnalrlag Im eli ), no eiual is io be iiniud a ling Isatn as a iiH.MHOLO'ri HlfSI.V UOKCK.N I'KATKli OQJKPOUND FLUID EXTRAOT SARSAPARILLA. 1 irparltlsB fie blood, reuioriogall diseases uriniui: Iroin axfcn el Mercury, exposure sad Iniprupence and In l ie, chronic constitutional Utseasu, arising from an laapure state of blood, aud the only relia-le and effectual known isatody fur Iba cure of bcrofaU, Ball litteum, NitiU Ilea J, Ulcerailona of Ibe Hones, letter, i'ietili'S on Ike face, aad all seal) eruptlona ol I ii i. article I now presciibod by some of tue tuoal distinguished pOyyloians in Ua eoantry, ami lias proveu more emcieul lu practica lliau an) preparation of Saraa?rilla yet offered lo Iba public, bevatrol raaea of eeioadary Sphyl.s, i Mercuiiai anu mtoiuioui uiseaset nave entirely rococered in the incurable warda of our public i nsl i u nous tin ti l.uil lor many ycajs rualstod ar-io.li-ol ireulmi iit thai could be devised. fbeseeoses furnish airlktng examidesof Hie salu tary iflecu ul lua inediclne lu arjesling aottie of ilia most ti.vrlerale diaeaaea, alter .ba glands were tllstroyed, aud the bouea already affectou. tni a. LeUera Irum responsible Physicians and Crofc-asors ofaevural Metlical Cutte.es, and rertlflcatas of cures from patients will be found a coiupauliig both preparaiiona. i'ait aa, HuW Kxtraci ol Uucbu, tl per boltle' or ü bottles for Z " " Haraaparilla " eqealin, aueitglh to one gallon of Syrud of BarPrepared and sol i by H. T. 11RI.MBOLT, Cbumist. 'JtU , t'hesn ut itireat, noor Ibe Girant Home Philadelphia. IU BK llADOP JOHN ST. MOODY, BrwokvUie, Ind. And ofDrngglstaand Dealers. All letters directed to the proprietor or agent receive Immediate alten lion. Jaiten-iy. Dr. J. r LlllT'S American Eye Salve. "HIB ARTICLE 18 preset biic aa a l:o. I"IU Ke ' nedy, avoiding the pum aud dangeraltonding Die Introduction of i siirll.'t, Minerals, and fcye-waaUes, with esse..I i - ol lie value aa a eure for the srluaidleeaaes of the EYE. of Aentc or Chronic I nflnmatlrm, whether Indnred b) avroluluua origin or other w lac: Debility or the tpllc Nerve, Oranulallon of the Lids, I'lceralloi. a tSS l.uei.r) mal Oianda,and Waakneaa of Vlalon i rem any oeueo. Price SA eta. per bos . Por aale by M. W. H.tll.E. Hnokvle. and by DrusgiaUdt Medlelue Dualer generally. METAMURA. STO E8 AND TIN WARE. THE UHDEIBIONED WOULD INFORM tiie ciuseiis ol brookvllle, Metamo'a. Laurel and other pUrea that be exiiccta to keep on baud a giMid supply of TIB WA Kb, and -i ia i nil ktiifta, in bin Store In METAMORA, IND., Where he tsenld bo pleased to accommottate all'of Krankllu County with Moves, al city prices, also, iSILF-BEALIKO EKUIT CANS Of various kimls, aud liie common Can alto, unlers from HrMik v ille or l.aur-l for cans, an be sent by the back aud will receive prompt allcnlmu. for Moves, i ml b) Iba t anal augoUly MILUMO.N I. SHERWOOD. A Speker at Last. liul ihuiis no renson why II. A A. B.lllackliilgr ,' ,M i.i n raiiMot tell cheaper and bellet good Uiau an j huoe lu Uie valley , cn!tlng of a gwnernl assortm.nt of ir) Uoods, llroeerlea. ki'jeensware, Hardware, fuller), Hoot and -lioaa, llala, f 'ap,aud a general assortment oi Head) Made I lot Iii t g of lite latest and most I mi l hliaiighataly las. Wa wnuld reapectfully cull ho ultvnlloti o' Iho ladies to our (lock ol SSSS, ' e Lames, De Herges, Aweai, I'aebmart, Ae..alao Ohawlsof vartoua Doserlpllt ns, Ureas aiol agenerul aaaortmeiil ot Yankee ltna, ninth e ptraitlv.ily w ll Bella Zu' 'VMfo'fl: im r iiatrc.uage, ami iiUcral shnfOioi UnS SSVlSk j ear. all Mss see u. .ui Indrbicd tons III p'eatnrall and aeltla ap their accounts, a we uiusl have uioaa), or we cannot routine lo sell goods so rhrat. II. A A. B.BLAl JtLlDOB. feb. I 3m. BROOK VILLE, Watches & Clocks. ti m. AVA aM rrDi:UBiiiNBt;H I vtoea to the clliaene of llriHikvilleaiiil ti mil; ,lnth . upaclty nf Wstch and Clock 'i, .ii it iaitS MeiNklrorl making and uieudlng Ji.WLLHY, Slo. Long ekterleuee and atrlct im nOtual.ty urn his recommendations. lio, t .liMirs North ol Ii, .Ii Karoiihsf's store. I, In, me a rail every body, snd I will warrant aatlafnetion. Jane 1 tt BAtfüKL MABXATT. BLACKSMITH, MainHtrt i tonO, of Hie fuhllr annar,Batsld irniia nie, inn, ML KIN Ul Of BOLTS ABD i r.-n. iiinadeai Hi tesi no ticeaad inlhn liest manner i rnifii s 1 1 ia , i mi . if I nat narlli iilarsiteiiiioiilo repairlns nil kinds oi Machinery, urarrnuli d to be as nil done and alas tow In Ices as ran b found an) where in lha Waal, tnaiv imPORT NT TO FARMERS. TP HK nBOrRBIONBD HAI OPIKID A SHOP jria in savr iSWV IBS l..l.lii.g toroirilt oecuiil,..! Ii) John Attain, whure he I un tisrn.l Insuio I) cusloteers with liltllU.KM, NADDLKN, H nir'B, ami aveiy ariirl utually round In i rlrsi cla.s Neddie and llarnea (hop, al ( Inelnuali ,rti es. Iis Ing had sevoral ears eierlnee In ihe liastnes, he Is ennstdentnf aaeeea. He la itrviiared lu tlu all kiud of repairing si i, ort nmleo. I'lilttlil) BOWAKD MBYBB, ASA I QL KB A UT, (tateof and Suerei,rtn Intle, Wheeler lglo hart la MvalK.iaie Agonelee.) mount ut I, nt asd llrttl Kniiiir Igttttl, Willalleu.l in the t'oiiectinii ui 0bl. thnpnr shaiK i tinle ol Mjal Ketateaud all Other pro f'.s'onal btnlneae tetrutled to him la Vaader ttBjk.snd ihsa'ljoiiiliigttituiiileatn ladlsns. tr' Orru ovsa thi i sa.i asaa. hi A.M. V ULI . I Dl A.N A.

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L oada nd Hflb troM,CtnaBaU.OM MoaumaDU.Totnba.and Oraaa Kiooaa, MarM .Vantlaa and luiury, RabtUnal Fonu. Satral Tablau, Uma, Vaaao.Oarooa Of uraa.CaWoai.nd uni Biau. ac.c,wnntiii) on nana in fumuwio ordar. Tbi rradaaappllad with Marble la Block aa SiUb.. - baw4rtortor. arSily Little Giant CORN & COB M3il i-i.trni. i May ie, ISS4. Is dnnbltaae an Invention among Uta aal important or modern times, fur Ota use of Iba watt ad vised farmer and Block feeder and the universal favor a lib which H baa been received from the Aral more tbau anything etas, attests IU utility and aa pertorlty. Tot portability, simplicity of eoostraeOou , aad convenience of uea tho LHtie Slant baa no equal. It weighs from 3 to i kandred lks., seeordtng to stM.rea be put In operation by the farmer In ts ailritiUis, Iii. out expense or mechanical aid, ibe a adjusted snd ased with ronveuleare by any body. The Utile Client baa received the Bleat Premiums at every HUte Pair front Ml aonii l Mary, land the past Pall, and that tn Um moat complimentary manner. Tbeaa Mills are guaranteed lu tba moat poeiUve manner agalnat breakage or deraaremeai, and warranted terrush feed from ear corn, aad grits or fl.no homony from shelled corn, with degree of ease and convonlenae for farm purpoees, never attained belore. Ibe sabacrller la now prepared to famish lha farmers of Franklin County with improved paltoma and alfea, to aull the varied wanu ol all. ho. 8, la offered at iao eoraptoto, ready fur attaching Ue team, and warranted to crash, of dry corn, 10 bushels of leed per I our with one boras. No. Sal :.n, will crash Ii bctbeU per haar. Bo. 4 al tOO, will rrunhS) bushels per hour Ith Iwe boraea. Tkeee mills will be delivered la BreokviBe, nr any , lace on the Canal, al the Maeafeetnrere prtana. T.A.wuuuaw, Sole Agent for Franklin County. AMSatlCABJ PU0NET1C JOURNAL. VOL. III. 18WJ. NEW SERIES. TERMS 50 CBNTS PER A"BOM. Objects of the Journal. Tould In the Introduction arid dlaeeejii atlon of an improved tnd sysleuiatixed nrtUograpby, ay the em ploy meat of n hieb, threo Jeata of every child's ariiooniig may ue savau; oy wnn a raaaia and spelling become a pastime instead of a lot child's arhooluig may ba saved; by hu h reading an spelling iri.in a pasitme niwian nr ntosc by whlrb a correct analyala ef Ibe elementary sounds of the language is taught, aad arurate pronunciation rendered attainable be all. To farniab alerting literary matter lor Iba friend, of the Reform, exclusive of Party and lam, and Intelligence of Uta spread of Pboaotypy ssd Phonography. To afford an opportunity to every one of becoming arquulntod with the theory and d tails of the riioneilc Hem, sod the important ndvanisgsa ot ita adoption, al a cost so trifling as to be within the reach of all. M. P. PKOSSEK. feb 1 Editor and Publisher; Cincinnati. " riiiirTTiiu. KAY Sa OBTAINED FEOM R. P. PROSSER, rilONETIC PUBLISHER, 274 JOHN STREBT. CINCINNATI. O. Ilrportor'a Muunal and Vocabulary , a complete guide to the nrt of Vi rbattm "enormia, i.t Hei n Pitman and R. P. Proaaer. Price 't cents jpaper cover, handaouely bound In muslin, JM). I . it im I of riioitogrnpny , by Bonn Pitman. The teventti thousand ts ui Price 5U cents. Kuneilor cloth, SOcls. Haan Ira. 73 eta Mi Phmnosrrsphlc nsjjssiae; A monthly Mlsccllauy of Science; Bewa aad KuterMinment.ln the corresponding tyleof Phonography. Per year, Inadvanca, tl Fhonosrapliic :oaijr Sllmo; An atlrattive aheotol thetjdew Suby 86. prteeVtct. ktent by mail In rolls of five. thu avoiding creasing snd lU'Ury.t'. Holl or eleven, gi. I'l i lit I' rimer, Introducing everal new and attractive feetuiei, lOeia. I irt I'lioanic KeatSor. Paper binding I5ceuts. Poal paid 90rle. I'liunettc ii.irt. A new and beantlfal Chart of the Phouotyptc Alphabet, with eopDu marglual espinnaUou la aomtnou print, snd practical atUlninent of a correct and eVeevlve deliver), .tel.) 54. Prlee iocie. Mounted ot cancan with roller. SI JO. I'lionotlc Tublete. The tellers of the Phoiwtie A Iphalret, printed on thick enrd. Prien tb cent. 3-7A ieerlptlve Csialogne, with Rpectme-, sheeU, will be seut free lo an) port nf the UnlUd utes, or the Canada, by addresalag as aboveJune IS. IfUi. TEAS DALE'S V W YOYK DTE HOUSE II A FOUR BTOI K i. ii.UI.N'., with atone front, So. tfO 'A'aluut street, between hlilhand Seventh, oppoaHe the Vtalnul Nlreet House. o connection etlh any other houae tn the city. Good eeal Oy Bspress with prorer taatracuoa, will hav prompt and lam, l ul atteulloa. Aüdress. W TEASDALB. dse u M'Mly Groceries. tl V stock of Youngllyson.Ounpowder, Imperial Al BUrk Tea Islarge and welt aelectedof late importations, pure and fresh. Alao, Prime Kio. Java, Moeha and Laguagara CotTevi; Prime B. 0. -tegar, Cruabed, Pondered, Loaf and larlBed Sugara; üolUeu X) rup, K Ü. and N. H. Molasses i ' übe Mono . K Ice, alls. Wludosr f'.lass, Veanilee. Hags, Colored and biu Carpel Cbslo, Cotton Yam and cotton liatiing, lib every article aualh kedl bl Cirocer, allot beet quallllln, war ranted lo give satisfaction, for sale In qualities lo .ull, at Hie lowest market price. A a KD.1 A.COLTBB. s), B. toraer Main Bavanth llreeta,Cln,tt.tO. May ie lau. WM, R. PADDOCK & CO., r.t ii si: uiiokeub, rOHBEK OPTfflK AMU WALK ITT STBBKIrCIMCTMMATT, 0. rear 14 ly SEALS! AND PRESSES!!! ijKALauF FIFTY LETTEKN OB Lhta WITH n Hull's I'errusslun Sft scats of id letter, or lea with van' Fereo'n $S I. ever r Devlee extra, from t to $'i,i Not.ry Public Keats la ferousslon, $3 lu L .ar. Sat. Court ssd Corporation teal, with Isrgs Lever Presse, irum t lto ttS. Deirllcate metier lor the Seals Write plain Vino your l ano i s. Addrwa.C. F.nALb. Kefnrenreti Seal ttugraver, Buslneaa men S 14 W est FourlB atret ol Clnclnnntl. Clneinnntl. U. VrrV. A . Ooodwia will act as tgnt si Brook Ille for the Heal Slid Preaaee.of whom they ran ue obuiaed at the Manufacturer' prtre. march 14 j.ron snsil. a. I. nBttt JACOB ERNST ll ll'H ! - a I I A UK I .Ml. HOOK BBU.EK, TV atatloiiei. Printer and Hlank Hook Manula tarar. Bo. I IS Main Mreet. " loelnr.atl, keena una teutly on hand n (ull and complete auriu.aiol Hlank Hook, Mamurobdom, St., of bit nwa manufaeture, Merrhanls, hanker, t larks nl County Cwurl. 4L c will Out! our Blank uoks, r.i a superior ualU) . farikular atn atlon paid to tho mauuinctura of Blank Hnoks, raled sad bound lo auy patssrs, with printed bend nbea ro iUlred. Our Brie llltiik lio-ks re paged. Also, a full and compute aatviltuent of Mlael lan.'ou and chool Hebs, Ntnlloaor, ehd. Fur .liaemnrereapevluliy Invlind to give a a anil eur term and our price favorable. Cincinnati, March 14, tBM. s's WW. LEE & 00 74 WBBT POCBTH aTH KB'!', .HMflJtN ATI, i I have now In siom, and nre eenatantty lesalv- . Bew M) Ie uf nab 1 AiNCY DilJ GOODS, Rntbrnrliig all thai is most fnahlennble and daelrs ule la ssnoiai.i Mil SIIIU1, stilktn. trsMMAtou, t .in.. ,li rti ..-., Tlsiktl I .at S, Mi reg a, Oiallitiir LmiMt) sio LmiMi laulet, brISrlo III illiriiilr-a, KmSrwlSerlon, S.nteea, t.iwtin, lloniory shawlissd tissntlllss, A tnelnlof PnnlsaiB: r , fr .and ISe.l tagwthnf with their nanat targe variety of WIIITK (iOODS, Liueua. Muslins snd (fallt. Their eullre steck win be found unetBally st trat Use to beyers n,i. season, oa sssoaat of the i in loan.., i i. ti. s uf tioode, and VJSKY LOW PH1CE8. Werchani are reiiierirully Invitsd lo give thsm aeetl. Tar ml Liberal, IUI. rilMI Ü MNDOtt ail Dl;, aas niL iLasa TABLE COVERS, A tUFAt.'Tt'HBD aud aold.wheUaalrandr. lail.bv tl . ksstsiA Co a ... 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u.nihTa, vol, XT .flu wmkj iaaoo ansv-r-aaaao on tba I at af Ra pit aoer hut. Tfca Asv wJfL'l" ,UI w -aldansiaaj - w Ith bot a aSutdlam rtf4 fr aiadaaiaa Ml lay or popularity, tt boa aTaaad m alaa lai ItuS otitnaaa, farTraib. larlinaSs.aadM&S' d .0lny. rraad a WinTlbWab sr on Uta C Uliat. flbaaa tr ol aa artanaHl iair tua vor aase i not notable, whe innone: there 1 not an - side r 1 1 a very . vsmssr why ita : inerclal. cotton ( Bew York Ma re are onea I hau b.rsrtsees a 1 1 fJr'S a-rs ln. nea rihloue e.pleyerwhVeJTiMU bose.bor ose smtasnUr gsssrsas snd liaait whodH aoittkett. Pre sspt and pSnba asatSaTsB lu denenetattamn of tsSsjnSf and aaesef owwer, while eta I at kg mo, aieto7tnsT liw falliblliti . it may have dona tasnoorarr IndonOna Jaf I vldunlas. bet It he. Mvnt boen 'mMlZ toPrlaclntn.noraonftoUieertoa of the wratsawd nnd anSaring. la Ita 4 a seas tba af TiasSsi ll navel aad eepepaUr theartoa '1 ralllsa She mviioretion oi daman WOWS, I the voieeleea aad '- ' TlrlanT naweee aadltoee and bawpttatlty ( white ll hne rwtsvea, ana win parslatontty ae a bat. '""ft ' piuwsi inn ana aeerraoo say of dlversnsnsof BaUvliy, Creed. nr in ui o. ne o, enismniea Sa naont an wi assiiimes tne in oat seadir i . . . .... . . . . the Trihuue has grown aSB is public ctattou frees the day of lu ortartu f he orlarla ia. ita I serving tne penile anva bod i I-el'llr has been aaa-assntaa Is ssaaw ponon I K stead of a (Ingle editor with aaasr i wo assistants, its canal a. t s nM - - - -- sccompltohmenl and eapertowe foe Oto nswabasj. ar una oi 'iisrussion ie watch bla pen ia da voted the dail; amonnl of rending matter gtwa snore tban quadrepleathat of lis earliest Uanee I S anst ef valaed corresnorSetiU enrlretaa ih - iransa tuns earl, and Intotttaei.i - a bates er Is neat worthy of ' , akiusu. tirs, Legislation. Lttoralure. Set. Htotaw aa .I nn wkatevar affects the aoetal stll bsist af mnettnd, Peleaste Ibaalagy atosw aaasnsidi ada hern the freest and most searching dssssseii. . Cnmsasneiwgaaa dallv folto aknt mi - - - - - ie,ani wiw scareeiy a anaaow nf i i ne i rinane isanw ntneO In nuarto narsn (thiso diatlnet odStora.) SnsriWtaKLi nnd ' Li , on a snaet oy laches, ahnt Matt I f si columns each. ItaaliembsttoB tasaw Kwn rrwat aotarag tn thai ily leeuee (nvwaäsc aad m ecun-weekly. vseeair California edition Tohsl. Vt believe do other newsna jar la the wi a eaberripiloB list over half ae large aa Ut nn periodical or aay sort con nennt. itaeauemo shaapsam rnndeung an inoesaaa of paying renders only as indirect pecuniary denn tage to na, has doabUees largely aw, Snd iwewaV smpiioD 1 1. 1, it wouia ne anaaroity ami to mot r'..w mm Mm inimwT.ai BSSWSgS ISB, QT1 lenee of pobttr approval ad eetoem. We take pleasure la aanoancinfte nor renders taai, in view vi tne saoeaeatouelatenast I to tnaaaanton nr coagreee about to Mr Creclv will speed the Vt lateral Wi at IBs repreeehtallve of Tho Trtbune. Ban Ut ters will appear regularly la ear various editions the Weekly Included. iTBUMS. Our term lavartaWy are for lha vauy iribuao, fSperauaam. eml. Weekly. S3; twe copies for or SS; Se saw addreaa, sadB) 1 1 j; van eoptne wr ever to each. Weekly. f.': three eoplea for tS'.tro -; veu copies lor giv; twenty uea snnaaaa SaeSt each; twenty rapten. ewooew, to address ol eacb subscriber. ilJB) astch. Set. nasti rtand otharx sending usa dab of twrat) er over, on the shore terms, will be anttUed to no extra copy. Additions may at all tirxsi ba made to a dab at ike price paid by ttvso already la It. dee 7 OKBSLY A McKLBlTB, Bo. IM Seena at.. Bow YoeS, CONNERSVILLE. lOoLDFRIEiNDSAND NEW. fHI PARI BE IS HIP OT jUTTJLAjT A HTBX ton being dnae4. eU, Iwlah to an) a few TBS to ray eld friend aad the cuetemete oftao bate Arm. I hare eooeluded to devote y vBaos time to Ua Tailoring Bsrisntt I have modelled sot retttsd Sis SsSis Syrtasity meopied by the Bros, last opposite tho OsBM 'loose, and having reef fved a now aast kasatsTsl assortment ef Clothes, CsMimers, Tweeds, Tintlift, cVc, . 4e., eke. From the city, I wlU make to ordoi eewry doss Hon ofclothing. From my lob a naynrmnen. the uniform aatttfaetlos hereloStro artewn. 1 co. .Idem thai 1 hall be able to ctea entire aad run (rttiraction loeTtwhomay grta ana a trial kly stock wilt nlwnyabeSini ill mal Sa i nimi. thing perulnlng te the boetneee, nasi nf the aaoat rahonableklne, will be kept oo boot, nnd nsrritiii or ibe meet futtdwoue baste, a we II aa tSeos anting good of n cbeanerklad mar call with the aaaorsnee Skat that wtU bn anteSad. 1 truai Uoos who aar ktvova itaae ne tor many yoars Boat, vttt again at ne the tight ef tbelr nakraniaf n,nnd I ahmt my endewvor tegi tbeanme mlässhasjs II Bave In variably dona beretnfere. TOM Bo ST OH. Armem See IA Jfre ead JtrnssmSei tie nejme, CuunrsviIlo,June U. COnNERBVILLi: Iron Foundry. OKBHAIT TlOinO , fSacee teere to W, F. SakbsosB Wholeaala and Beta! I Dualen Ist COOK IN. ANS) HtATlKG BTOTSS), Cutings of ertry DiswIpHssi, pnrt-tose on Monro atreot, a st doors ffsalh of the Coeri llonne.xt wo knop asomatry oo Bast So lavssost smd haal sssorvssoBtoi Coottsf tiaras la Ibe eatley, and having reeently tnoronaod Omt fiBfllBbjS tor saaeu tactnrtiny, wa hii Sali r min Sd tsssis smd B an art our niovee ad cadlug A i UAUlAATl rKICfiSi Waeontlnna tu maoufnctaiwUeStater.tr pwwHATHAWAY ÜOOKiyO 8T0VE, now admitted lebe the aarr cor klag eta vw to the u n lud atmest We also manafaetnre tho saanium or sun L netting hiev ne, with 4 er Shataaaod large ovnn. Woar prepared to forutsh, wam&ssAts sstf arr.it Ssd Irotu, Wsdjon Boxet, easl Irest, l&c, 4c, at city Friese., A general assortment of T1NVVAKK, EAVE TR0U0H8sl k HOUSE 8P0ÜT1M0. kept on baud and made te order. . Jo Castings of all kinds made tn n e per lor manner, st aber I no llav tug employed eapenawead mviu especial attention to ibe net Mast oo ssr rant our bievee tn perlof m well, Mt oori generally te e er gooe materai awl re laapwd. B . b --Old Casting a. Old Copper, aa rrouuee laaea in lananga. May lo-os-ly W. W. FRY B AUGER k CO WaiotstaLsS Bar u Dnatoai in Dry Goods, Cerpets, Peper CHTJA. aeSJB samanw Roots, Ssaan, Ms to Onsa, Satreiw UwsnSa As.. AND M A NU F ACTUEIIB Of noNNsrrs ah s tt AHTiLtAe COVVEBBVXLLB tMD. mny U 'SS ly INDIANAPOLIS. Jnbtauayolis Insurame Ci.. OF 1NI1ANAJ'0UÖ,I!JD. tutheriard Oasjlsstl Joss D. Dorsaoe, w B. BwMsnoaa, Dsmsb Bono, Jena W.arasnoa, dU al omTurss. jOftBD. La Ms SBaWnfsUsmn P M 1 a t. P. Cevigatsw, ishdrst igest FKKE OK CHARGE!! TWO) ttstosjatlal rsrlrne I Bi tilled Holme Abbot la MM splendid steel engraving, Sm nalellng by Usndnsan OSt SSS Israsllies from Bft pt," S aSSSO I gm ing freiu a psHnUaf wy 0. 1 ll pr But win be eeett rass ne 1 ho sosecevbom m Save ci in Fntkndelnhtn, na will fnmtnh pBM Asy aMtsattas at tne roBtU netto Any perooasb forwardts Uts sabs Of any a, Iba A Macnsines.seehas , ) 's I ul iiau. O raham'i , Frnnh kejB , win receive toe mag tine soc a sopy of either of lao iug, free et starte, or a nl Mara tue, each aa Tn nsmw vsiwa SMHI, msgngtess snd s topf nf graelnfa. ry 4 staffs, aspspsi no. i una. Onrda. Sa. All nedneanumtho aaall I IVraon Ishlnff VbJSS Sf 1 ess sand a DMSSMSSSSte St I si fibers, a. we wnuld eotas tSBJ jMsje sf lb lo toaas Third MtVMoWSm. j.H.Bvasn. (aov It y) . sV natvso. ami Boo,

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