Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 35, Brookville, Franklin County, 15 August 1856 — Page 3

A PAPER FOR THE PAM&Y C9RCIE-DEVOTED TO THE AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION OP YOUMG AND OLD.

THE AMERICAN.

A Circular of ihe Pro SUrary Party IB SUM. kansasTffairs T6 our Fr.tnJt tkrutdykout the United Tim an Jersi ned, bvin been appointed Committees by our fellow eiii aai of ib eouati of Lvrt worth. Doniphan anJ Atahis n, in K in Territory, to sonsall together. And to adopt aur fr flaut ui protect ion And the advancement of the interestof the profiteer 7 party in Knaa Territnry. thic Uf AMembied at (lu town of Atchison, to andrnake the re apoosibU duties Assigned aa, And, in oar preterit emergen :y, deem it expe dieaiu ndJreA this CircuUr to our friend throughout the Union, bui morn par u on 1 1 Hy in the aUtt-holding SiAiea. W woutd no. offici-iu-ly no dt-ruke to represent tbe whole proAlavery pwty; bat, on this occasion, when every mm is required At his post to protect his family, friends and property from th- attack', of bands ol mtdaikt abolition assassin, it it imposatble U call a general meeting of our party. The time haa arrived when prompt action it required, and the interior uf Knas can easily be supplied from toe various points in tbe above named ooanties, they embracing our whole front on the Missouri river. The pro-alvery prty U the only one in Kansas which pretend to upbold the Government or abide by UK laws. Our party from tbe beginning baa sought to maks Kansas a slave slate only by legal means. we have been slandered and vilhfied almost beyond endurance, yet we have not reaoated to violence but steadily pursued tbe law for the aceompliabiag of our objects, believing it tbe only proper course and tbe party is still of tbe same opinion. Twice have we been called out in large numbers to aid the officers in the execution of the laws, and under ery aggravating circumstances, when, if oar people had been willing to trampie ander foot the laws as our enemies do, we were in a condition to wage a war of extermination against all the enemies of tbe pro-slavery party in Kansas. Yet we controled ourselves, our enemies promising in future to obey the lawa. Notwithstanding the many falsehoods circulated by the abolitionists in and out of Kansas Territory, the day never has been that we were not able, legally and f lirly, to out vote them; and to day, if all restraints and obligations to support the Government and abide Sy the laws were thrown off. and open war declared between the Pro Slavery and alt their ptrl'es in tbe Territory, we could in leas 'ban A month rid ourselves of our last enemy, without the aid of A single outsider. Let not these declarations, however, (although true to the letter) prevent anyone from coming to Knuts, whe intends to become a citiaen of Kansas, for we awed ail that will come; and re member that, in October next oar representatives to the Legislature will be elected and our enemies will mike a desperate struggle. Bring your slaves with you. They are safe here. Abolitionists cannot steal them and gel them oat of Kansas. Wo hare proclaimed to the world, thai we recognised the principles ot the Kansas Bill as io, and right, ard Although we preferred Kansas being ma le a Xegro Slave Stute, j et, we never dreamed of making it so by the aid of bowie-knives, revolvers, and Sharp' Rifles, until we were threatened to be driven out of the Territory by a band of hired abolitionists, bought up and sent here (o control oar elections, and steal oar slaves and those of our friends in adjoining Stales. These threats made us prepare ourselves for whatever issue might be presented. We are still ready and intend to continue so, if our friends from abroad stand by and sustain as. We are now in a condition th;it requires constant vigilance day and night. Our people are poor and their labor is their capital deprived them of that, which we are now compelled to do, and they must be supported from nbroad, or give up the cause of the South. ThNorlhern abolitionists can raise mil lions of dollars, and station armed bands of fanatics throughout the Ter ritory, and support them in order to deprive Southern men of their consti tunonal rights. We address this to our friends only for the purpose of l"t ting them know our true condition an oar wants. We know that our call will meet a ready, willing and liberal response. Since we left Lawrence, on the day of its surrender and humilia tion, the free State men having learn ed, we suppose, by the aid of Howard anu Sherman, of the Longressio.a Committee of Investigation, that our laws were all unconstitutional and void. and would be so declared by Congress they have begun a regular system of midnight assassinations roberries, and the whole catalogue'of crime, wherever they can find unprotected men, women And children. Hence tbe absolute necessity of our people, everywhere, being constantly ready for any emeTzeney : and in order to be thus, we need money, horses, pro visions and ammunition, hut with the money, we perhaps can purchase all we need cheaper than otr frienda can supply us, ezeept in Missouri. From twenty to thirty of onr people have recently fallen by the hands ot fanatical aooiiuomai without soy pretended excus, except that it was known they believed South era people bad equal rights with North ern. in the territories. They are being hunted up and brjojht to justice, and the blood or our slam people and the tears of their widows and orehaas will continue to cry aloud for vengeance, until the last aseaaein and trsiter is brought to just ce. Their cry will not be in vain. W profeas to be s law abiding p ple and we practice what w proless, but when the law ceases to a (Tor J protection, snd revolution, insurrection, and rebellion ia foreed upon us, we expect to be ready to meet that teaue too. Thea far we have eoslalned the principles of the pro-slavery party in Kanaaa, peaceable, we proless thus to continue, bm if our parly ia to be put down, or r v 1 1 wer follow, let it some, the sooner tb better; we ire rat y to do our duty Heaven and earth arw letnr mc.v.i mi all he freeHtetea, to Induct offewkeb a arnnes lo march here, snd drive m Inim the land. Wo are able to taso Care ef those already here, but let our brethren of the Hlaiea take cars ol the ookeWer watch them, and if our sne aaiee search tor Kanaaa let our triends

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nothing but a fight can bring about peeee, let us have a fight that will amount to eutnetbing. Mend ua the money snd other articlea mentioned, aa soon as practicable, and if the abolition lata And It convenient lo brine; their supplies, let onr frienda come with our. Arraignments have ben mude with Meeere. Maguire, Ruxael & Co., l.-aven-worth, K. T;J W. Form an at Co., Ouni Iphan, K. T.,and C. E. Woul'ulk & Ci., Atchieon, K. T., to reoeive any in. in uf other articles sent for our relief, and will report to the undersigned ; and we pledge ouraelvea that all will be distributed lur the benefit of the cuiae. Horpe are greatly needed- footmen be ing uaeless in running down midnight assaas ns snd ro'lbers. Lesvsnwnrth City W. E. Murphy, Chairman; J. J. Clarkaon.C D. Norrie, 0. A. N. Grover, Huuh M Moore. Üonnlphan County -T. J. Key. Chair miii; J. P Formen, D. L. Newman, A Heads, J. & frraemrtoa. Atchiaon County-P. T. dhell, Chairman; J. A H-adl.-y, A. J. Frederick. J. F. Green, E. C. Ma-" i Atchiaoo, K. T.. June 6ih, .Soli.

Freed Jm of the Palpit The Freedom of thu Pu'pu that is. the right f clergymen to discuss in their regular ministrations such topics aa id -y believe vital to the moral aanity and well-being of their In itrers is one of the mot important question debated in our day. Let us binfl . consider it: That clergymen should "preach the Goepel' is vehemently insisted on one side, and not denid on the other. But what is "preaching tbe Go pel?" When John the B iptist atd to King Herod, "It is not lawful for thee to have thy brother'a wile," d.d he stray from the line of his duty as a divine messenger into "preaching politics?" Ve think not. Suppose a Christian pastor lo-l iv were to find among his flock a thrifty. shrewd, influential, far-seeming in in, who claims-' lo be thu baaJttotl of two wives and maintained that, under the peculiar circumstance of his case, he lid right to take a second wife !iitirst being a helpless invalid would it be wron.r in that pastor to discipline that bigamist, and drive him either out of the church or into decency? But suppose the law of the land permitted and sanctioned bigamy, would 'hat excuse the professedly Christian bigamist, or any wise affect thu pastors duty? Who says yes? Every act is either right or wrong, permitted or forbidden, in the light ol God's law. Of tint law, the Christian pulpit is the expositor. M iny acts permitted by our civil law-; are forbidden by the divine. The laxity of ihe former perhaps wise and politic, for the State does not attempt to punish every injurious act in no manner requires a corresponding lax ily in the application of the latter, but' rather the contrary. Our State formerly did not punisli seduction nor adultery as such. No it does, or tries to. Wa it any less the duty of clergymen to denounce and reprobate those offenses formerly than it now is? We aee no solid ground on which the Pulpit can stand but that of a faithful, fearless, unsparing testimony against every kind of iniquity, wheih er condemned by the State or not whether chroni: or c.tsu il. corporate r personal, common or peculiar. Il his be not the true ground, who will say what is? If a clergy nan may wink at certain iniquities bee -use they hva long passed unquestioned, or are tolerated by tlw Slate, or are upheld and committed by respectable people. we apprehend the Church will soon become a mere cloak f-r cherished nd conveoieotMn, with no more mr I power or saving race in America han it exhibi)? in Abysinia. Ot course, the pasior who holds it his duty to assail every form or ebedt of mora evil will somet mes err, and Hack as wronir that which is r;allv i-'ht. He is not infallible, and will denounce jfhere he should forbear, or perhaps even commend. Hut what hen? Is stagr.ation preferable to pro gress the calm of despotism to the agitation of liberty? Russia and her sister church in Turkey furnishes the fairestexample of a Christianity which renounces all right to revise or scruti nize acts which have the sanction uf the civil power. 'I hold hat Politics and Religion should be kept entirely distinct," is a current maxim, which we have heard uttered even in Congressional debate. We hold, on the contrary, that a man's Religion and Politics must both be radically unsound wh n he wishes to ket p them at aruü length from each tlier. If a man have any gen une t-iigion, his Politics will be apt to low it; if his Politics ate what they should be, he will not shrink from bringing ihem to the test of Religion. We wish every clergyman in the and would, at least once a year, preach a sermon on the Moral Aspects of the Political, Social, and Kconomi cal questions from lime to time ngil ited in the country. Lloublless, much prejudice, ignor .nee, misinformation, narrowness of views and conformitr to I cal sentiment, would be evinced in n portion of these sermons, but their general effect would be good. The fact that they were to l-e preached would compel politicians, in laying their plans and making up their issues, to consider and respect thu religious and moral element, which too many of them now utterly ignore. It would cause devout citizens to consider more thoroughly than now that they have a country to -erve and cherish as well as souls to save. In short, we hold that Religion most beneficent which does not cloak fashionable iniquity under an affectation of avoiding Politics, and those Politics most worthy of acceptance which court and do not deprecate the learr.hing scrutiny of Religion. The Cockthat I rows." Prom BrooaV apeeehrtieair- Challenge Wat Accented, 4ul II. "Now, Sir, lasy to thut freotleman. iha: no hi hi haa 'he rihl to wesr Hrms who does not dare lo use ihem. xln my oounirv. the rock t' I crows nnd won't fight is despised by the hens, and even by the ptilluts, who know a ibing or to inatinolively." From lronll Ulter alar bit fhallenge had Swaa Saaeplttl, Jul? 8i. feq'iirea mc to meet him in Canada, a duUnce of tn-ar ?0 milva by ihe miil route a route runnnif through ihn enemy's country, nml ihrouih wltloh no nun knows better than Mr. Burlingatn, lht I could not ptss without iiirining ills guunili-t f in. .in in I assHtains. prisons and MStWsllaSwisSi bsiiiir. Mini connlablea lie knew that 1 c uld nrvrr u''t to Canada, and that were t to do ao, and he were to full, ihrtt 1 never would itel back."

Practical Suggestion. We offer to our Republican fiiend a few suggestions as to getting up and conducting thtit, campaign meetings.

Uuleaa some method and forecast be observed, one half tbe meetings may be failures. 1st, then: Do not engago too many speakers. Two good, reliable ones, ti x i and secured for the occaaion, with a contingent reserve of local aid, are quite enough for any one Uli i no. The calls are very irreal, and no supernumeiariea should be engaged. 2nd: Secure your speakers 6rst, and let them fix the time; otherwise you will involve them in con'usion and yourselves in disappointment. 31: If your i-peakvrs are from broad, see that provision is made for compensation, at least expenses. Remember, it is a sacrifice to leave family, home, business, and travel night ind day, pay fare and hotel bills Tn. in shall not muzzle tbe ox "that ireadeth out the corn." Remember, i here are many of you, nnd you sacrises for one meeting. Your speak erf lire in the daily sacrifice of time, business, lungs and constitution. 4th: If your gatherings are too large for indoors, then select s grove or woods. Always erect s speaker's s and, nnd see that it is covered with boar Is (not canvas). It saves the speaker's voices and helps the audience to hear. Let your coveringb irds project three or four feet be beyound the platform on which the speaker stands; then you will be sure to protect his voice. This arrangement may seem of small moment to you, but it is of immense moment to the speaker. ö.h: If possible, in every gather ing arrange for some good, soul stir ring Glee Songs. Let your Glee Clubs bu made up uf male and female singera. Take oare that the songs sung are not buffoonery and trash. Let ihem be such as have soul in them. 6ih: Never fail of inviting your wives, daughters and sisters. Their presence and refining influence are everywhere being felt, in ru-meetings. The wrongs of Kansas stir Woman's he it to the its ce ter. 7 b: Don't waste too much money on banners, powder and processions, hut rather save it for documents and papers. 8th: Don't fritter away half your davor evening in preliminaries, as to who shall be chairman, committee, Ac. Remember nine o'clock comes very soon after dark. Get right to work, else your audience will tire before you begin. These hintsespecially that rela!in' to engaging speakers and preparing the speakers' stand will be of incalculable advantage. We ask our brethren of the press to insert, if they ireu with us in these suggestions, or in the other case, ofler belter. Reports from onr speakers in the field assure us that meeting were nev I arse and enthusiastic as in the present campaign. The feeling in oehalf of Free Speech, Free Territory and suffering Kansas is beyond parallel. N. Y. Tribune. The Next President. When election fever run hish. we so well known the vision i apt to be distorts), that we Ion? fur facts, and swallow them as the thirsty mm does cold water. We suggest a simple item thai indicates the lame of the candidates before their names were Buncombized. The United S ates Post Office Directory," for 1854 shows that there were then eleven Post Olfices in the United States, named arter the Republican candidate for Freaident. Thre were two, all told, named after his distinguished competitor who is more than twenty years tho senior of Fremont, and nearly all his mature years, an office-holder: . E ght are nampd after the Republican candidate for the Vice Presidency, or the illustrious fam.ly from which he comes: Dut we sejren in vain for a rust Ufhco n imed after Judge Dayton's competitor. The nearest approach we Mud to Breckitiridge, ia Brrckville, Madison Co., Ky., nnd Breakneck, Butler Co., Pa.!!! Times. Kansas Prospects. The times sre pregrtsnt with sirrriificant events. The Administration cannot withstand the pressure uf public opinion. It is giving wav befuro the scora and contempt of ao indignant people. First, Squatter Sovereignty is abandoned; second, tho Administration .-innuls the in I am una Territorial laws of Kansag; third, tie President removes Shannon; fourth, he appoints Col. Geary of Pa., who is recommended by Gov, Heeder; fifth, Toombs votes agai net conBnsjSalf him; sixth, in reply to a question from Geu. Wilson why Shannon B a I removed, an Adminstration Senator la r ported lo reply : "We have found him, Sir, U be ruure lhnn you proved hira lust Febniüry. He is a scoundrel, Sir, a d—d scoundrel." <N. Y. Tribune:. ———<>——— BRUTAL MURDER—A METHODIST PREACHER LYNCHED.—Mr. Isaac R. Fay, late of Rochester, Missouri, now of Elgin, Illinois, gives an account of an outrage perpetrated by his recent neighbors. A sUve who had run away, but being recaptured, sacuaed me Sillers, a Northern Methodist Minister, of having advised and assisted him. The Pro-SUvery men at once met, and resolved that Sillers should not prec ih again. lie consented to leave town, but returned by advice of an old and much-respected clasieadooV who undertook to procure him a hearing. On their arrival, while in ti store at Rochester, the raob entered snd were forcing Mr. Sillers out of the store when his triend made an enort to reason with them, but had scarcely commenced when he was shot through the neck and died instantly. The mob ihen took Sillers, tarred MS head, put him on his horse and threatened to kill kiss if he didn't leave ihe Stale or stop preaching. Sillers says he has done nothing to deserve such treatmen', and ahall preach there as long as bis life is spared. In consequence . .i . a vs oi out rages line me aoove air. ray left, unwilling to live in such a State. My Katiikr'hWIll--A good old man was one day walking lo the sanctuary with Iii biblu in Ins hand, win n a UrifCtd met him. and aaid, "Oood morning. Mr. jnce; what are you rea ding iln r "Ah, good morning," rsplird In . "I am rt-adino; mv Falhr'a will, as I walk sw ng." "Wvll, snd what haa he left youf" aaked his friend. "Why hti haa ln .M. mlml to mt' a hundn il luld mors in this lifr, in I in tin world to Oorov, lifti evt rlaa ting " I I'- rrply was ihn raaaoa ol roinloriing his chriatun fiii nd, wlm was a( tho time in sorrowful circum-aluaces.

A Kansas Pass. A citiicn of Monroe county just returned from Kansas; having been kindly permitted to pass through the hands of (he Border Hufflans. The Blooraington Rpubcn $ayt: Mr. Miller, it appc s. before receiving this pass, hsd been arrasted by the Border Kuffl.ui, who extorted ten dollars Irom him before he wss permitted to pasa on. He enterd complaint to the U. S. Mnrhhal, who gave him the following, stating ibst he need not have nny further Isar of molestation, but could pass in and out of tbe Territory at pleasure: Lkcomptoh. May the 16, 1856 The Bearer of this Mr Josiah Miller is desirous lo paae utof this Territory and in doing so desires to stop in the town of Lawrence to transact some private business for a short time. He desires going to Kansas city and lake steam Boat at that place. He is now in this territory not to participate in ihe Rebellion but to settle up some private business. Now therefore all persons Hre requested to Lei ihe Bearer Mr Miller pass wiihoi t molestation of delay. WILSON SHANNON Gov ofK. T. J. B. Donaldson Marshall Territory ol Kansas' See ! There Goes a Whi e Nigger! The best reason rve have heard given, during ihiscampaign, for leav ing the "African Democracy," and joining tho Republican ranks, was in the words of our caption. A tobacconist, now d -ing business in this city, formerly was engaged in the same occupation in Petersburg, Va. He bad two White apprentices, and when those young men left the shop, for meals or recreation, tbe boys in streets cried out, "See! there goes a white Xigper!" ' there goes a white SiggerV This tobacconist, who is a very intelligent German, becoming satisfied that all men at the South who labor fur a living, are looked upon, even by the boys in the streets, as "niggers,', which, of course, ihere, means degradation, left the polluted soil of slavery for a free Morlbern home, anu has now also left the "woolly hoaded democracy," who would permit slavery to spread everywhere, and goes in, heart and hand, far John C. Fremont, tbe champion of freemen, one who will resist to the death, "the oppression of the class which by s monopoly of the soil and slave lebor to till it. might reduce them, (free laborers ) to the extremity of laboring upon the same terms with ihe staves." Clevelan4 Herald.

LITHOGRAPHY k EIKI VieatofHulMlnrt. Liasaciras, Portrait ui Stoma, Main, Show Card. Note. Drafts. Bills if xcbn" e.Labeli Vc. Vi . Ml DOLKTON A WALLACE. NolIS Walnuistrael.odd PellowtHatl. Cltifiinuatt, Nov. II, 153 47 l jr. ESTATE OF JOSEPH DEPUY, DEC'D. NOTICE It hareby giruu ihat the nndrtif oed has leen apoiui4 AduiluUlrator or tS -lata of Joept Oeuv, lata ol Franklin Couely. Indiana, tloc'd. haul etula U tuoaei lo b lu. olveau THOMAS MAOOUX, July 11 AdtbinUiralor . ns.) tri VmaMln Com Plea. Aaron M. koberla, Joseph L. Roberta. John Robert, Willlaui J. Kooerut George T. Kotiert ami Hintvah Kob-t erte heirs of Joseph Hoben deceated va. John Wobei ta, lisabella Roberta, Elia- i abeih Hohensand Mary Coppio heiri of Robert Jr. deceased. ? Petition for parlitioD Tbe said defendant, heir of John Roberta Jr. deceated , will take notice of the pendenry of aald petition, and appear in Ina Franklin Court of uaeaaaats Plat, on lha second day of tba next lerio thereof, to be holdeu at the Court House lo HrooR ville. In the County of Krank I in and state o Indiana, on tie flrsl Monday of October nest lo answer tho petition of laid plain till for partition of Heal Kalatu. Wimoa-i John M. Johnson, Clerk or laid Court this I7lh day of Joly, A O. &3o, July 25 3w. J. M. JOHNSTON. ASA lOLEII ART, (Lati of And Suocetaorlo Ingle, Wherlerdr Iglehart in Keal Batate Agencies, Ailernty atl I. aw nnd ICtjtkl fe tute Agent Will Attend io ihe Collection ol liubls. the purchase and sale of K. al Estate and all Other professional business intrutted lo hita In Vaiderburcti.u nd the adjomin; coanüeatu Indiana. JTjP Orr li i ovaa thi QaaaLaaaaj tVA.N.-VH I.K. INDIAN A. Peace! Peace!! Old things bare passed away and same things have come new. Di in tLarsHTBR . aoi.eitaHwtt.uaMf. SUMM b WILLIAMS. 11TOULII announce to the pablie that 1'iey have lV brought on mi entirely new stock ol goodt wbich they are now opening at the OLD GRIND-STONE CORNER, long occupied by R. I'wier, in Brookville. To euumerale Ihelr ttock would be as tedmua aa it i naeleaa. If )ou waul anytlilug iu the dr good or grocer) I me, call ana ee for roerselve. They have .es Dresa Sllka. Ladies wishing- to examine tome I eaoUfu I ttylet of feMMJ Sitka, are iuvilwd to rati at our store and aee oiue Oooda which aru elea;aul as an) lady can wlab lo tee. It l -;-it cd iVInalln. Ladles are respectfully Invited lo call and examine the nice Loudale Bleecbod Muslta, 1 yard and I iuch lde; Soil Undretaed Good. Plain Ul'U Silk Won't Split. wH have tuet received a celebrated HlackSHk, which baa given auiveraal aaliafat-tion . I .a lies who are desirous of perx-haelng a black Silk Ures Peat they can have couSdeuoe to believe will wear without cleaning, aud will retain It Satire, can Bod il at .Slaughter A Williame'. Drett Goods. Stellaand fiape Shawls, Black and Fancy Sllka, Delaiuea, Gliigbaint, Prints, Lawat, t'halllrl, M uaiiii. Linon, die, at oar establishment. Bleached Linen Table Covert, Brown do. Napkin. Doyelles; jut lope n I'd . .jOO Piece Print. Coiupristug the Pacific. ''ocheon, Merrimack, English, Hamilton, Spraguet, Aliens, Maurhester and a number ol oilier well kaowu makes, which we are telling cheap. Draperiet. We have on hands an extentive assortment of I ace and Muslin Draperies. Suaarattd Ulalatses, You may always Und a variety or nugara, ano New Orleans aud Sugar-ilouae Molasses al our stand. Iran Nat la, Ire. We would call the attention of those wanting Nails of suy sixe, and Iron of an) kind, lo oir large assortment, w hlth i a offer low. april U IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. rpHE ÜNDERSIONED HAS OPENED A SHOP JV on Stau) riurgess street, lu the building formerly occupied by John Adams, whore ha It prepared in au p. I) customers with HKIDLKS. SADDLES, will Pa. and every artlrle usually found In a Brst class Saddle and Harness shop, at Cincinnati pro es. Having had several ) ears' experience lu the business, be is eomAdent of success. He Is proparud lo do all kinds of repairing at short nonce. nayUUly EOWAKO MF.YEK, THE STODART PIANO. SMITH & NIXON, CINCINNATI. OHIO, AftvnlafortoS matt aalabralad manufartofiai of the i'nloii, d. slrn to call the altenlion ol hu)er parlleularlt lo tlwi above retabvuted lirstrameula, ol whleb they constantly keep a splendid assortinul on hand. Foa swai. j' ur, san tqiui.i i "r vaaa. v.Mvaa er aartiaiaa em a tons i reaa, ii.ioii or ml ptarof no or riaitM. aan aaaaT naaitii. TnKSTOIiART FUMI I UXSUMPAHkO. Piano Mall, .No 7n Fourth St., aear Via, daa I ly

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rOSS I.lqtJOnS, for wasllrl.ial nur only. Wa taev In atnra pars fort VViaa, Coynlac Hrandy mid WbUkf . Jul; Ii W. L. P-ARQUIIAK A f'O. IMPORTANT TO DRUGGISTS. ADRUOfllST, MOW OOIMO AN SXTNÜHIVK bualitaaa I a Soarlabia Iowa u in- Whit Wamr anal, aaillaf from S 14.000 par yar, libae lo all out "u t i in irma la ono who ran five aultabla rulermree. Tba town U haaUfcj. and will makv a plaaaanl family raeileu.-. Vartuinlara ran ' olilaland by call Inf I mi. nr riimg M Iba editor or ib paper, sag ess TO LUMBER MAKER. KAOU.KMr WOOD LAM) POK HA t.K. 'JUIK MIHSl HI Hh H II H SOMR 1 rK' I I M I fa nn Inf Und In lt1oli, and In Noulhernhi dUua, whion iw wtllealt aaap, or SSSSSaea for land In Franklin coauly. Ill all well Umbered. Ihat la i lim. il partly Impnxed. A aaw mill on tba land lu Indiana woul I maku a fortune in a ear year. LaatSef for the Iowa inerkut o n mandt from S'3 to S)I " pr tfiniand . wilblH two miloa ef lh laud, and my qumnlly .f goori pw. lur lug that can bu bodflil, at Ilia m ll,atS4 ter lhnjanl. I ho I -rol oOtfr freut Inducement, to iiaraout having tiaalt farm or town properly lu Ihvta paila aug i T. A.OOODW IS . DOf TOIl IIO IFXAND'S Ki.KHK.n-KU HERMAN BITTERS. pnsPARSD n . Dr. 0. M. JACKSON, PhiUd'a, Pa. WILL tVVICTD A LL7 OURS LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, atSveSBf er Nrrvut l) t.ty, Dltemit ihr Kulnryi.nmi it I Oilratrt Tiling fivm 0 difntrrnl Lirr tr Sttmaeh decs ai Con-atti-ailon , Inward I'llen. ne tf blood to tlio Head, Aridity of th" Xtotna -h, Nauaaa. Maaalbuni. Olaguat for Food, Kuliinat or Wif m in the 8t mach, aOiirKrociatlun. Sinking or Fluttering al Ihe Hit of the Stomach, awimminr of the hed. Ilnrrtod and diflli-ult Hrvaihlnf , Fluttering attire Hrarl, Cboakina'i.r luffoctting aeaaatloai whoa lu a l Inf po.t'irt-, Diiiim-- i Uion, Doit or welra before the Mgiu, Fever und Uuil Pain In the head, OuOconcy of per,ilratlim, Yellowoea of the Rh in ad Kyea, fallt In Ihu Rlile, II, k, CaesL Umb, Vc . hud. dan Suthei of Meat, Burniiif in ihe Beh, Conalaul linagia iuga f K . il, and great de. pr..i.n of Spirtta. Tba prarirlator In catling Iba attention of tba pul. Ii.- iu thia preparation, does ao with a fealiug of tho atmo-t jonfloeni'e in IU virtue and alapiallon lo tue diaeaae ftr which It hi highly recommended. Ii U no new and untried article, bat oae that hn stood Ihe teat of a i n yeara' trial blore ibu Am erlcan people, and it reputation and aale U unrivalled by any almilar pr-parutioii extant. Thu lent, moii in us favor riveu by tiie raut ptnaala enl and well known Phyau-l iiu and Individual In all part ol Ih.connlry ia lmB)eiia,aud acarolul peruaal of the Alinantc. published aunualH b) the proprietor, and In be had gratU of any oi hia Afeiita. caunt but aatiafy the no si ar-plical that Ihla remedy I r-ally deaervin; the groat celebrily II haa obtained . Pnn. -ip.il Offl -eand Manufactory, No. 96, ARCH St , Pbilad'a, Ha. I L4.Gr.Ms M. W. Halle, Brookville, 14; A. K. Liiase, New Trenton; Jaruee Turner, Falni ld, Chaa. Vaucamp, MeUm r; T. OlStfM & Co.. Laurel, aud K. bhriuer, Andertoonlla. CARTERS SFAIßfl MIXTURE. THE GKEAT PURIFIES OF THE BLJUD! THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN! Not a Particle of Mercury in it ! Aa infallible remedy for Scrofula, King' Evil, Hheumatism. Orwttaate Cutaneous Kruptlona, Pimplea or Poetulee on the face, Hloiehes, Bcils, Ague and Fever. ( Im. nie Sore Kies, Kingworin, or Teller, Seald-Head, Enlargement and pain or ihe Hone and Join ,Sli Kheum, Stubborn pL' leers. Syphililir iMsor.lert.and allduwates ar iinr from aa U. juJtVUrtM es of Mercar, I ti.pra.lenc in life, or Impurilv or the Blood. Thit grest alterative medicine aud Purifier of the Blood is now used by thousand of grateful patients from all parts of the United Slates, who lesufy daily to ,o ibe remarkable cureeM.-rformed by the greatest of all soedii Ines, '-l'atler's Spaaish Mixture." Keuralgia, Kheomalitia. Scrofula, Eruption on Ibe Skin, Liver L)ieea.e, Fevers. Ulcers. Uld tor. s. Affection of the Kidneys, Diseases of the '' hroat. Female romplaiut, i aina ami Aching of the Hoi.es ami Joints, are speedily put lo flight by using litis great and Inestimable routed y. For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been found to compare with il. Il cleans -s Ibe- ; tem or all laipiiriliea,ai-tsgently and eBleWalh on the Liver and Kidii'va, and strengthens the Digestian, gives loiie U the stomach, makes the Skin clear aud health p, aud restores the Con-titu-liou,eiifeebled by disease or broken down by iQe excesses of yuulh, to its prisltue ieor and streugtnFor the diseases of Femrlee Ills peculiarly appiicauiej ana wnerever unas Uecoine kiiuan I regular!) prescribed with t he happiest effects. Il invigoraies the weak and debil tated, and im. paruelaaliciiy to the wornoul frame, clears the skin, aud leaves the patient iresh aud bealibi; a sinale bottle of thia inealimable reined) is worth more I haa all Ike ao- ailed barsapaiillas iu exist, ence. The large number of cerliScales wbich we have leceived irom all portions oi thetliiled States, is tbe bestevMeuce that lliore is no humbug aboul if. Thu Press, I ho hou-l. keepers, magistrates, pbygivlaus aud public men, well knowu lo tho co'uniontt) . all add their teaUmoay to tbe wuuderiui effects ol llus GREAT BLOOD PUKIHER. Call on t lie Agent and getan AI nauar.snd read the detail of the wonderfbl cares performed by Carter' Sprnish Mixiure, (iu mo l cases where ever) Illing else bad .igimll) failed) Ihe limits of an advertisement will uoladiml ibelr full lt serliou. WM. S. BEERS & Co., Proprietors, Xo 304, Broadway, A' Y. To whom all orders moat he nddn rsed. Forsaleb) I rn.-n-i- awl I'omiiry Merchants lliall J.ariol the Lulled Slate and ihe I'uundii. aud b) M.VS . Ilaile, Brookville; A. K. Chase. sew rreiiton; James turner, Fairfield; Charles VauCaiup, Meiamora; T. G Bord dt Co.. Laurel; and K.abil'ier, Audersouvitle. ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE T ETI BKS of Administration npon Ihe estate of JJ Conrad Schouilier, have been grunted to ihe uadersigiind out of the Court of Com in on Pleas of Franklin County Indiana. Persons indebted must make immediate pay meut, and those hiving claims must Sie ihem pursuant lo law. The waiate 1 solvent. July II fiLlZAHEITi CHAMBER. ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC, SAFE AND Si) UND!!!! SHE IS LOADED WITH SPRING GOODS, FOR TYNER & KIMBLE LOOK OUT FOR NO. 1. IlfTEBESTINO DETAILS!!! TV SEK V K.NLE HAV KU hl hi THEIR early sun-k of Spring G hui, and Invite the public locall and examine for themselves before purchasing-. they can say without learnr contradiction, lhal Ibe parehaaer can aave a large inlered on his money by purchasing of ibeis. Their n k is large nod well eleeloil al prie s as low as ..ooey can r. ro niancl . The MO.NIHI.Y A HIM TIO.NS will ins e fresh and seasonable Goods, sui h as Cloths, Caai meres, Tweed, Ji ant, Coilonades, Sheetings. Kbltiut-s. PrinU, Delaine, bbalaha, Be races, Uebaure, Sllka, Satlnt, Collars, ... It i Nleevee, Chemisette, oSS'la, Lawns, 'I rimmlngs. Hon nets. Hlblion Hal. ''sps. Hoots, Khoe. nroeerles, Hardware, Iron, Orladslones, and all the sinsll notion connwrted wiih and neeesiarv to a eoinpleteslick aprialnlnglo Ih trade, 1 hey lake In exchange fnrnni1,sH the rum at monejr they ran aTet. besldet all ihe broken bank notes, at Cincinnati prlee. toa-eiher with almoet everr arllnJ In the produce Hue, A I'TIIROLH IUKTOX S I An U. aprll 4 . -. 'J MüüOE PATENT WASHING MACHINE. 'pHBHnbserlbers are now miui'm lu'luglhlinnI equalled Machine al Adaiii's Kar MH and Funip l-aelnrv,rMi Hear OrW I . In 11 alle I .niiit, on the rvad leadlaa from Eterlon lo I aurwl -I imy tie warranted lo glvesatlsilaii. UI they ask I a fair trial of Ihem. 'I bey kesip a leans fur delivering tliin lo pun life r W. T.ADA MR, stay Wim' W. Ar. CMCHCM.

NOTIOE I II rreoiie IndnSt-d in Frrehar eV l.lnrlt.on i aeenual at IIm Old Urlad Mom. ( nroeil and alsn.thrau on aerounl with M. Tyaer, ire reabeutfully iMiiiS.'d that eat a they Make immediate settlement by money nr note, their aaesMJsttf vet I be 1 n with the proper oSlcer for eollvckioa, I tat oat dlattucliou of p.ron, at promlaet Will lud ui- ..p in. Mmka. Mr. H. M. wet, will be louodator near tins DM Unnd Stone OMmr, ready io wgii na )o.i, aod recl va your money, or lake your note. Notete.ua Irttaay Nsplember next, for ..o.u bought al aarlkta, WIN he loeaJ al the Hra k villa tiaak.ai watuh lime proiupl pa) taunt will be rou .ir. d. r.lRUUHAK St LUCK, j.m v i t KTY St HOLLA!). Brookville, July SOih ISM.

A FINE FARM FOR BALK F MM of about SO acret In Kayette Ooaniy, t about S mile from luturel, wear Fay eliavOle Turnpike, Irom WJ to IM arret improved. The dwelling ta a frame houao, and Ihe allaatlnu It health) aOl i hit farm can ba bongct very low and on very a orable lermt. Caa he .livnl-l und make tare lor Ihre good far int. Callaud tea, aug I , OSO. IK M.I. AM. PUfi SÄLE CHEAP. 1 LO r of about " in r on the jfairS-ld Turn pike, niif mile from Hrooktllle. welt Improvml; saug iruuie hnute well flni.li'; large aellar; Sue or. hard and gn-nl Utile; making a nalig .1ful hom-, for !. very low. Cull on Wot. It. Larue or aug I 31 OKO. HOI. 1. A.Mi. Prints! Prints!! IJiOK Menimae. Coihnro, Bay mum Philip a I1 len'a Kprague. Ilunnelt, aud all other good si y lea ui i'ruiia. goto tprll II K.o. HAK Kit. Dissolution. The Arm of Hiker di Haggard ha thit day been dUolved by mutual content. The notee wad aw cosmU era litiny haudtior cotieettou, and (am retponilIS for all of lha parluerlllu debit. JiniolJ P. 0. btKKR. BLACKSMITH'S Horae Shoe an I ."Hallt eold by W. L. Kkii U4g Ot Co. F. 0. BAKER, DSALKH IS ' STAPLE AND rAltCY 6 Wlf'lfitfM'f NOTIONS, READY MADE CLOTHING, HAT8, GAPS, &(!., 0XE DOOS VORTH BROOKVtLLX BAITS, SKOUHVILLK, I hi). Furnishing grllrlet of ever) deeripllon. Oargtewtt .M i'ii- io order at the shortest iiotu o. april II O. U. KlUhl.I, J.ll.VrMP o, W. h MBU. JK. KIMBLE, VANCAMP & CO, HtVINO PUKCHAMKO IHK HTUCK OF ;! Is formerly waned by T. Moniague. tn Meiamora. coiithiue to fcoiiiiiinUle lha public, Ou the oorih aide or the rangt with STAPLE AND FANCY Dry Goods. Of every quality. French and F.ngMth Murium, Delaines, HeUerge. Mantlet. Miauls. Konuela. eli ; al-o, an eiidlen variety of goods for meu'a wear. H e keep aa utoal, a complete aloi-k of MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, of the luteal atylct. in Knott and Shoe we hare on hand uu ei,Ur-ly new aaanrtmeiit of the hesl oianufjctarea. luqaality, style aad price, our goodt will auit. June -'0 ItAILRoAU ELfciC i'ION. THE Stork holders of the Cincinnati, lodianiipolis and Chicago Railroad Company are hereby notiQed lha an election lor It) Director of said Co iipan) will lie hold'-Oal Ihe nfltce of Ihe Coinpans in Ilrookville. on the 19th day of Jul) next he ween the hoars of 10 and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, under the management of C. B. Beniley, J. II. Farqubar,aiid J. G. Adair, Judges of said lection. JOHN HYXS, June 20 3w ecy. "ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE of Real Estate. NOTICE 1 hereby giv en that in pursaance with an ordnr of the Court of Common Plea of Franklin I'oimiy , at the J ut terra thereof. IK3Ö. I trill sell at public sale on Ihe 9lh day of August, IftoS. on Ihe premise. Ihe fbllowlur desoribed real estate, helonging to the K slate of Isaae Davia, deceased, to-wit: A part of the souib -west qnarler of a t-tioii 32 Town S. of ranre owe wrel, and bounded as follows: beginning Ike north-weal corner of said quarter section . theuce Son in 40 p 1c. th.-nee r.at wiih the viriatio" uf the degree 48 1...I . . .. j I .. H ll.u...... V .-lt. Ill I . . - . .. I .... , D hyj . rwi... I'-CIHW llllllll ,v iutV3 .o a ,ls,r. thence Wesitn pole lo the place of beginning, and ' Containing IS acres, more nr less. Tbe widow will join In said sale and r lease lo ihe purchaser ber dowel Interest. Said laud to I be told to pay the debts of said deceased. TKKMS OK KALE iiDe-hair of the purchase 1 money cash in hand, and the balance lobe paid it ' II luouini, sei'treii d; note wnn approved ecurity, waivina benefit of valuation or appraisemeut aws, with interest from dale of aale. July il 4t JOH.S K. LK.K, Administrator. state of Indiana.) Pranktin County, k In tbe Court of Common Pleas John Knberts. laabella Robert, aim Elisabeth Huberts, heirs of John it oben, deceased. V Petition for vs I'arUlion. Mary and v illiam Cop pin, also heir. The said defendants, will lake notice of the pendenei of s.i I petition, and appear In Ihr Franklin Court ol Common Pleas, on ibe aeeoud day of t.e next term thereof, to be holden at th Court House lu Ihe town of Brookville, Franklin Count) Indiana, on tne Aral .Monday ol October next. to answer tbd petition of said plaintiOa lor Hie partition of Keal batata. N Hness John M. Johnson, clerk of said Court this ITlhda) of Jul,A.H. ta'6. Jul) 25 3w. JOHN M. JOHSTSON. REPUBLICAN BIOGRAPHYHISTORY ANU POETRY. EVERY Republican Editor. Speaker. Canidate and Voler,should read and siudv tbe lollowlig: Keady Thursday, July IT; THE LIFE OF J. C. FREMONT: AX 0 1S EXPLORATIONS, DISCOVERIES AND ADVENTURES IN KANSAS, NEBRASKA, OREGON AND CAElFORN.A. t vol. H mo , jbii pp. aee urate Steel Portrait, and oiber Illustration. Price glTlie ' Ife It written with fledllty and care b camael -nn.ci er. Raa-, Author of Ihe " I. if aud Kelgn of Callia.iue II , and of Mchn'at I , ol Kiif'la," anb other work of iuterral aud alue. Ii will le louud io. t only liiirlily interesting iu lit inndelilt. 'ml enl'reh reliable in I staleuieiils '( facts. Itshuws il illuflrlout stiljeil lo p stets remarkable pst'S nal powers, and explains tbe reasnhoflb gieat itilliusiaam wl ich his name eveilea. Cwirajre Muiusnll) Knera) Perseverance th mwer te Coininaiid the ove, resei t a I llllnr obedience of men Capacity Kiiielily Seholarly A ItainnieuU umu d with Inlrgrtty of purps.se and rare governing faculty, sdis played in the rt inarkabl) thorough aud cheerful dieapimeof all uuilcrhiaroiutoauo. HIS &EP0STS OF EXPLOKaTION S AUD DISCOVERIES, Written In tho discharge of orricial trusts which w e insert without cbridKiuetit will be In mil a ver) inlerMilug iuslrui ii i e feature of the woik. ai d lumlsb ihobetl possible index lo bit true genius and character. THE STANDARD BEARER OF FREEDOM Mm ,1 I be thoroughly knowu aud uuderslood; for ihe bctlcrbe is knuwu,lbe more he will be ad mired. If. THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN S0KO3TEB. CoiutHised euMrelv of Uriaiual Nn i.'-. prepared express') lur ill is Campaign aid ad., pled lo the luor-t stlrrlug popular airs of the da). Price, IS cents. Liberal discount to C lobs .Committees, Arc. .ordering by tbo doicu or hundred. UI' THE I.EPFBLICAN PARTY AND ITS CANDIDATES. Ready eariy ia Augurl. Comprising the Hlaton, Pril l il l and Purposes of the Kepuhl.can Party nlhe liiiled hlatet, from Ihe days of Thomas Jet fareon lothe proaent time, and a biographlci1) skeleh ol i of. JtlHM i . PKKMONT aod VVII,. bl AM L. DAY I OR, bv HcaJ F. Hall. One vol., l'Jiao.,wlik Portralls. Price, f. HKPVHI ICA5S EVER Y WHK RE Will Snd the above Interistlna, Instructive, rellableaud conviiirlug. 1 her constitute a complete unpen I of REPUBLICAN HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY AND POETRY. Let thorn be rlrrnlaied: and, es oar illustrious laader with hit own band planted Ihe American bauISSM i i t.n tbe uiuiult ot the Kocky Mimniniio" that It might wave.au emblem of peace and prüfte ril' ii In lha Dillllout irtenn n toon n InhabU Ui fertile region1.! border thetn.touiay we all al4 that same banner upon lha Sag slag Of ur Natl -nal I'apitol an emblem that Freedom. Piujre and Met uriiy shall hereafter bv guarantetnl in i vur settler upon our .National domaia. THOUSANDS 07 AGENTS WgS'ed lo sell Iba above, to whom liberal terms are) given. Bli gl ivplat sent p al paid, nil eelpl ! '.lie prli . I or lull pattlcutrtrt, a. birrs. Nil. I.l- K.linlOS HAIl.t-I'lA , PublUher. Mo. V.I fark row, .New Turk, or No. 107, Genese sl-tSsbara. P, N, Publlshara or newspapers laeerllng Mie above, Im ludintr ibis awii.-s, sreviwu to Oct I, and aoiiilitig marked copies ol the Isaper aui Inf II will reialre a aopy or each of th above book, postage paid, by return wall, aag S

AYER'S PILLS. FOB Alt THE FTOP08IS Of A FAMILY PHYSIC. Thbkb haa long existed a public dam aod Cor an affitctive purgative pill which could be relied on as sure and perfectly safe In Ita operation. This haa bssti prepared to meet that demand, aad aa eat ten -Sim trial of it virtues haa eonotuaivaly shown with what success it accomplishes the aaraoaa designed. It la easy to make a physical pill, I Hit not easy to make the best of all ptlli one which ktionld tiara none of the objewtiona, bat all the advantages, of very other. Thia baa been st ten) "led here, and with hat aucceaa rra would rrripafwully submit to the public decision. It haa been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative sjmSJCSM is aefUuonions and irritating to the bow la. I his is not. Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system ss to more tnan counterbalance the good to be derived from them. Tnese ptltt produce no Irritation or pain, unless il arise from a previously existing obstruction or derangement in the bowels. Heilig purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their oae tn aay quantity ; ( it Is batter that any medicine should be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their use in the several diaantea to which they are applicable are given on tbe box. Among the complaints which hare been speedily cured by them, we may mention Uver Complaint, in ita various forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Lows of Appetite, Lietleaaneas, Irritability, Uilious Headache, Bilious Petrer. Peter and Ague, Pain in the Side and Lntna ; for, in truth, all these are bat the consequence of diseaaed action In the liver. Aa en aperient they afford prompt and sure relief ia Cnrfvraase, Piles, Colic, l))entery, Humors, Scrofula and Srnrvy, Colds vrith soreneas of the bodv, Ulcer and impurity of the Mood, Irregularities ; in short, any ana every aas whore a purgaave ia required. 1'hey have also produced some singularly sue eemfuf cures in Rheuroatinm, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, P.rraipelaa, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains m the Bark. Stomach, and Side. They should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the lystem for the change of seasons. An occasional dos stimulates the stomach and b-iwel into healthy action, and restores the appetite and vigor. They purify tbe blood, and, by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, renovate the strength of the body, and restore thr wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence on occasional aooe is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists; but unnecessary duing should never be carried too lar, aa every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to eaeeoa. The tbowMiid cooes in wnieh a phj .ic ia required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every body; and it is confidently believed this pill will answer a better purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available to mankind, when their virtues ore ones known, the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped, they are C' jsant to take, and being purely vegetable, no n eaa ariwe from their uae tn any quantity;. For ininuto directions, aee wrapper un tba Box. J'KKI'A It KU BV DR. JAMES C. AYER, Practical nisaj Analytical CaciMist, LOWKLL, MASS. Pries 29 Costa per Box. Five loses for $1. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For tlie ratsUI Cure of C01CIIS, (OUrS. HOARSENESS BKO.M'IIHi-S M IIOOIMM.-t OlGII, CROI P, ASTHMA, AND (OJSSlHIPTieif. This remedy has won for itself snch notoriety from ita cures of ev ery variety of pulmonary disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evidences of its virtues in any community where it has been employed, ßo wide is the field of ita usefulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures, that almost every section of the country abounds tn persons publicly knows, who have been restored from alarming ajid even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority over every other medicine of ita kind is too apparent to escape obeerv ation, and where ita virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affection of the pulmonary organs which are incident to our climate. Not only in formidable attacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of CoLne, Coi'ohs, Hoaksf.mess, &c. ; and for Childbbn it ia the pleasantest and safest medicine that can be obtained. As it haa long been in constant, use throughout this section, we need not do more than assure tbe people its quality ia kept up to the beat that it ever has been, and that the genuine article is sold by ruor WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. IT HAS WORCEl) MIRAOI.KS THAT all the bald and gray can be ruslorod perfectly ia original growth, so far as their locks are concerned, does not admit of doubt: besides, it will cure every possible disease nt tbe sealp, whether developed a dnndr-.iff, itching, or in the shape of caUneoas eruptions evea scald -bead-ami in no possible caso will il fail o'' curing, aa if by masric. nervous or, periodical headache, aud if used twice a week by the ? un(r. rearularls . it will preserve the color, and keep the hair ir on falling, to any imaginshle grc. Road and judge. O. It. it. Oesee. Van.iilia. June 91, 1854. Prr. Woors Dear Sir: I täte pleasure in bearing voluntary testimony to ihe excellence of your Hair Kestoralivo. I hree months arjo, my naif was vert gray. It is no a dark brown, (Ibe original color, smooth and (-lossy. The onlv applualioii I have made to it, has been tbe flair Restorative prepared by you, aod which, from the result in ui own cas . I ran most cerdialJy reco iisaend tootbnes. Yours, drc. D VV A K n WOLCOTT. Vinceones, Ind., June 21, IWi3. RftOF.O. J. WOOD: As yon are about to manufacture end vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative, I will stale, for whomsoever il may concern, that I have used it, and know olhcra 10 use it that I hare, for several sears, been In I h hsbitol using olher Hair Restoratives, and that I Sod ) ours vastly aaperiorto any other 1 know. Il entirely cleanse t!ie head of dandruff, and with iu iHh's proper use, will restore any person's air to tbe or.a-iu-W youthful coror aud ieilure, ivingiia healtiy, sit ami glossy apps-arance; and s 1 ibis, w rühmt diseolormr the an 's that apply il. or tin-dreas ou which it drops. I wouli, therefore, recommend its use lo every one desirous Ol bavin; a Sne color and texture of lisir. Respectfully, yours, WILSON" KING. St. Louis. June 29. ik3. PROF. WOOD: As you an aboul lo preissre and vend your recently discovered H-.tr heslrsrative, and a yon rerpiest my op'n on or it. I III stale, thai in) bair was, a few iii iultn ajni. tasrj fray, aad a'l-r using Iwo bottles of our Hair Kuslorstive, Il resumed Us nruriual color; and since ilsapplicaliou. all .laii lriiff has SttBapfW4 from Ii) u. ao.aud I have b -i-n troubled isilli no disagreeable ilehlitg Ol Ih sealp. I am aatisfled, thai ttioae ho uae il, will not regret il. aa li tin-- Ihe appearaiu-e of haviiig beea recently o.l-d. laut prcpar d, therefore, lo recoin iieud lis use to all ho are deslioua of hsvlna; a Iseauilful head of hair. I am, sir, yours, etc. H. L. STKWAHT. PROF. WOOD: My hair bid for several ; ears. been tx-cotnlug preuialurel) gra , accoiiipam. d b a barahnesa which reudered the constant npplication ul oil necessary In dressing It. Vshni I coniaeiice.l usimt o ir Hair Restorative, obewt two imtiitht aico, it was in that condition; and b ivlug rasnlinued il nto lill within the 'asl lliree weeks. It hot turned to lu natural color, and assumed a soilness and lustre greatly to be pr.-U-r-red o those prodiued b) the application Ol oils or any other prepantti n I have ever uJ. I regard It as an indispciisiblu anule lor every lad)' toilet, whether to be used at a Hair Restorative, or f..r the simple purposo ol dressinc or beaulif) iur lite hair. Von luve K-ruilsi..n to rc ler lo me all who entertain auy doubl of Its per'o'iuiugali ibut Is claimed for it. MKS C. SY.VIOAOS. Cni.-iiii.au, U.. Feb., IU, fJi. Wutertown, Mass . May l, -:.i. PROF. O. J. WiltJl): Allow me to atte-l the virtue and manic powers of your Hair Kestora. live. Tare i.i .i.t. s since, betna excendluxl) gra) , I piirchaaed, and soon couimMiced louse, lo boitles; and It soon begdii to tell, In restoring lhollverliH.ks to their isalive color, ami lha hair, who h was before dry and harsh and falting off, now liecaine sufl ..n rloy . aud it ceased latllna; the dandruff disappeared, au l the s ulp lost nil the disagreeable Itching, so annoy iur before, and BOW, 1 not only look, bill leul young airain . CU.tKL.JvS Will I N EV. TTT'Hold at 114 Mark- t street, hi. Louis. Mo. 39 Umadwu), ew York, and b) all Uruggi-l--cvervwhere'. All kinds of family patent niedldies for sale, on the best possible terms, al Pro feasor Wood' eslablisbuieut; 1 14 Market Street St. Louis. jrPl. V. Johnsionit sole agent for Broekvllte. april II FRANKLIN MACHINE SHOP, AT THE BROOKVILLE COTTON FACTORY. WILL BIRCH, MAIUFACTliKKR OP fEVBKAL PORT UP Straw ami feed Cullers, Puoips, Com hkellers, llorae Howert, Turning I nth. a. Arc. All kind ol Potent Machinery niasto and Bttad I or ! r, ul short tiotne. Vl heels Otid Screw ;r III i i in ) plbch or pstlern. Slrtrkt, lap and liles ina.lv to order. Ntrirt altonltwn glvwit tu repairing Mtesut Kngtaes, Mill Owarlug, aud all kltrdsof Machinery, tntlihgs frnlbeiKt sbott uoiu-r . Tern Heeonuahlf . l aid paid lor old Iron. Hre ami I .-pp r -set I VA ILL tltKCM. nuoTa ah i ..o. I, tlf K have oa baud a tun. I asaoriinetit if Roolt tT Mhov. Klippers. Uallers, Husklns. Hot. Sic Ses ami UbltdroBS. Also Mrs. Hurrl's eels brat Buskinsaad Uai,ht cash prloa. all TVaaft RIMUta.

An Ordinance for the Assessment end

Collect! o.i of Taxes for the Tear 1856, in the Corporatlen of the Town of Brookville. tot the pur pose of Paying for a Burying UroilBd. I . B. H It ordained tn the CWT Ota IhtSl t betoww I Hr -u .11... llni tbere be and I beeaby i ss.ii and Stcd a (row all jrmpeny sevjected f tasaiWn It, said I 'orporatraa . MM am oiwan eenl on vi ry hundred dollars aeawtwaetil vUotin tkereof. - trvw. a. Aaxsa It forth ev tidstti aS. saa aba re i.c ai i in r. ii) .' ,mI apoti every wen mate iihslilunl..l th forpiirai.oubelweeB Ihe ages Ol twealy -one aad Sliy ) ears, the san of lwewt)-Sve i " I poll US hw. : 1 hsl there b and I asessed npwa every person nanlng ot asrtrorth dog or birkag,e tax ai il in rents ou every stoc.eatt one dollar ea evory bib h o owned or -aru..r. u wltbln Use Corporailnn l n.ii of the ftin uf Hruokvnra, W b ssessed and collwctosi by the Maesbal for said terpo ration. bnu. 4 Be It furthsroisialned. That the Clerk deliver ibe du).llcU So the t'oun iv Auditor 4 KraukUa m l) forte purpne of hat lug llebtered upon iur u dupll ate far olJtUue. Pasted July Stb,ias3a. by the order ol the Board, a AUest.AI. W. UAH K. Jona I". Hstcssn, PrwtV tlerk. jaly tl Sw HOWTEK.- Just received Kafs Rlla aad C an i on Powder. July II W. L. Faaaeasa V Co. VIOI IMS If yon want a good Violin gw to July it W. L. Psaoinjaa dt C. Clothing. PO. BAKER IXLXst CHXAPKK A1TD BET s ler Cinilin.it Uuui any Iiusm in the wusr ket. I Met also teen a Sua stock of Furnishing Goods, and make Garment to order at short nolice. . i CANAL BOAT !,'7W$ kw w i CrniSrTO a CAPT WM SUDLEB,1I7"-'' make rewnlsr trips eekl from Ashland, TV Kn)eite count), to I 'tnelansri. too. hit. y at Uurrl. Metamore. UriMtkville. Kcheicr, anu olher dedrablc ivdtsis. for Kreit lit ami Pasaenger I he V as lie" will leave Ashland. Laurel, and üi Uiiioea, for thocliy, oil Mosul , and Brook ville on Tuciduis ot ach week, and returning will leave the city on Fridays reach ftrrsokvllle. Welaionra, Laurel, aud Aslilabd, on SwturUaya ol euch week The "Wayne"! nn-nsred to do II kinds of shipping, and from Ike long experience el I apt .inter, uursoua islnat t.. esswd produce lo in. ell), lor aal- . will lin t it lo Ihelr Isleretl lo eeirutl il with him. The-kVajiie" will receive aod diKbarge her rrwiarbts at the ar. houe o! Lioefe v Karaubar, upper Ian. Hi, a, if not olierwlse dlreeU-d, Irr. BiuplearniiigemeiflS w.tt be pr.-pir -.1 Uir shippnur all kind of Pnsdoce, r'bsur ami Merchandise. Cobhiry luenlia. Is, Mi lt-r. and KtackfiallbS are reeput-U ullj sol .cited fur a share ot tawir pal rou age by rax) J W. L. PAKQUHAR & CO , Ageuia CHEAP AND GOOD FUENITÜEE. tlT ILLIAM FRANK, AJiHODKCES TO THE Y CltlSeil Ol orook.lili- am. rest of tbe world, thai he kwea s good supply oi alt kinds oi Furailare a' his shop on Main uroel uearl) opposite to s,,. i id tk L mi 'sCarriage Shop. As he uiut.es most ot ilbiittaetf, lie can rwcoiuiueml II the wurk ibatgwe out of the hop. Persona h wunlaiiyit.nij in hia line would do well lo call and examine Ibe werk and the price before huj lur e Ue here. UNDERTAKING. Mo keeps al I k inds ol coffins read) -made, snd r rosHl Mi arse wttbwhlchlie can attend funerals in town or country . Give blsw a call. Jum-r icljl)' WILklAM PKAKK Blank Deeds, &c. There has J ist bee n isued at this o dice a uew and beaatlful edition ol blank LnsexJe, short forra We havea'to. ktuilClaisas, Mortgages, CoastBls loners' Deeds, old loras Ueeda, un.n.oi. and subpenasritRACE CIIAIXS,&e,a)a'gesupplj al I " SLsraaisR 6: " illiams. RIBBONS, LACES, AND TRIMMINGS GENurutlyal Ku.b.iHtK'a. 17 AKMEKS, for Grain Cradleagote W.L. faaifC Co. H A .'TIS. Robinson" Superior Hams, Shoulder and Side lor sale at apr-2.'. W. L. r aaqemsa ck Co t. T300TS AND SHOES. JO Thr it. larirettaiid uiottearefull) teleetodaieek fatoote and .-shoes the), have ever ottered, may be teen al So.l Commercial How. for sale bLt.VCK KAtttftitv. K. BROOKVILLE BANK Wl til. allow I lite real un time rieposll made afieribis dale in Ohio or Indtanaourreucy, pay ble In (itnllar funds, By order of the Board, J. W. IlITT. Cashier. Brcokville.Fdb.lS.ltSU. 'RON", Steel, and Mould Boards constantly on i bandet MironTr.it & WtLtiaas. RODUCK, Produce. Ail kinds of Produce u ken for Goods at Ki acuiitsr & W illisus, G LASSVTAKE and Chinaware of superior qual ity at SuL'nmt & WiLUam. iRESII OBA.NCeK and LKMoNS at apr tj W. L. FaLr;aaa di f'o's H. LOEING & CO., kT. C ARM EL, IND. M.. .' v. I . 1 . . . i . ' ..' v. , L.I. J I .. I L 1 O , I l.U pose to jpply tue people of Franklin count) wilii anetcellent article of this pomp, alike lowest possible rales. All pumps t ct by Uie.n are warranted in give entire tatls'siMon. saay 23.3m . . i vi - tr irTCuvuc n L r 1 1 ,iv ui'u uc ...... Hats! WH are jutt receivingour spring stock of Silk, Pur, Wool, Panama, leghorn, Palm Leaf, V.O.II..I1. anu .im a w nsis. aiso a nice aasorvnwtn ol i.'ap of various colour aprtl 11 P. O. BAKER. VALLEY HOUSE, BROOKVILLE. ISH. JOHN KING. PROPRIETOR. Tills well appointed Hotel ht sndergone thxrrtoirb repa.rs for the summer season, under Hie immediate supervision of tbo new proprietor. Ho assures his friend and those who may favor hi in with their patronage, that It shall bohlt desire ul sll tin s to make their aloy Uli him agree able, as he intends io keep u rood laute aud obliging assistant in .every department. Boarder will be aecvmsnostatesl on the most reasonable terms, itb single ur d ubld rooms I am also pr pared lo lake travelers or cilizcBS to any part of tbe couutry they may with lo go. June o It PtsniOM ABLE DRESS fJOOfJS new salt ply at lanca St Faqruas LARD. No. 1 Prime Karall) l.srd in K-gs, for sale b' W.I.. K , K j' : . R fi. Bring on Your Wool. THEtn'iscrlber wimld respecltoily Inform the public that he rill continue lo cari',spiu a. d maniila. Iura wool into roll, yarn nr cloth, on the aborted possible notice, and in the beat manner, lor the ensuing yeur. Customer leaving their work as ihe) g to Cli.clnha'i, can have their ru'lus lin-y rcii.rn. Allwi.rk warranb-d. Ho has s g.enl asSjnrlmeot of -almeis. blaaheia, plaid and plain Flannels. stO' king )arn. Arc, Ave. . whuh he wishes lu sell lor cash or exchange tor wool. blMEUM H.tlCH. Harrison. June 13-iiu GROCERIES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, o. 2 Commercial Itosv, BSOOKVILLE; IKD WM, L. FAKÜÜHAR k CO. BAVK now opened, anil will keep constantly on haml. a general Stad com pi. te assortment ol nacrcasiw. which Ihe) offer at prices as low as thi-y can he procared lu Cincinnati ia sall parcels. Mr. Parquhar having hail much expericm-e in this branch of teade. ftwtters hlaaself that oaoraaia can bu furuithed b) uoirsu. in Ibis markeihui a anans asova 'in ihfrsTi rsirrs and at reUlllo iinUre the purchasers tu rar es sb no ws. Theirslock coUrlsUin part ot Coffee Halt hy oerrel Iii sack Kite Dried pesehes o 'apples Da es Wlllvw Ware Oesters Rslslns Figs Loin Otis I'x kles Mum Almonds Pre ttaa cheese Ten .O.Rugar Powilereii do I 'rnshel do Molasses Mackerel W hue Kih Cod Flah Canaiee 1 obacco Lonlsville time and Cement Trace. HtMer and Rreast Chains, Shovels Spades. H oee Hay, Straw and Manure Fork s. All of which will bo sold for a small advance on Cincinnati wholesale price for CsssV m srraovee cocsTat ran dpi t. Coll and essnilne nurstoek; one door suhth ef Lint s ol rarqubar's. Flil -Just received Hmnked Hallbet, White Pih aud Maekertl wholesai and retail kg Jaly II W. L F.sot nst Co. ii.K.AB I a ; A f Thlts. IOWA UNI) AuWY. I M I i.l. A I K.M 111 IHK Ht'MhrSsi OK w I v aellng money in wild or uncullltaled laads. rsrm. aad town i !.; pa) Ing tsxsHi ( ., lor rrson li ing ill a distant Kund can he sent with sarrts In ilrslUnn New Varh. Tlir w lahlng to pul their mousy where It will hsjaafi . and its Id a large pet eeat., fee have II so tu c.l l Id addreeallig July 15 4 fill Ml AM CA aJF Oester rsii. Itia. k Ha k r .,i.s. si Uasi. I .-s ii saats.- tassi i a. vs.WftlOTT S VfOXTABLI HAI IRTI001A TO This snpertar Katharlan is now on tale la Brook -Satte. It needs no puslng. All that the gaspta want Is w knowwheretipfufit. Style N. W. Mailt.

PHILADELPHIA.

TEBRIBlsl rWWWfttgn nscarrn pimitm fsfaciot A asastt W aa4 rial aoul --'- sjasahl Di, siaaÄaf ? ,wilar I rralkaa t nd Weusaa then I etc. las. ewrUasssri "etual IMsoröersef etery Stud, wits as ver fall I rag Re media for Use . sper o j care el all titsass of a private and swnrate tjajrastia. Issrf' dent to ihe notation . f ike Uwa ef latgeas)a4 ef Sate re's tstssl PtUCI TWSWT Y Fl VgrBT t bs fl mini nf Hwafcsis velaase la a artytassSe of ante nf IbaSrst medical schools I thS llnsled states, end hasiog Wvvtsid a ysssibsl mi pmmlMr tj to the study t nd ireattneni of S pktltsana klaC red Stevede as aptssSalstp, k SsaeSiiaat - rr1 of ran I mvr '.uwOle liiftratAlies la ragjgre vw the seswe and i sbi to eomnerse late vsWlaedlare eosapea te eery atrial oase acts a saasVa i. leurcu Ui imporuntabi ; ssUreaaJte4 ma Kit.!) dca i) surceetfal irreetbe in the ireatsseni eft ateasase ia aotnv ssVusjaaad uf eases M Use Chy of PhtladelsaVaalsssW, tsi -,iJThepractle er lr Ttauterhas loa ssesri, aad lit i is literary ChboaadesJ, bat es tfee eeeaaet eeiicitaiioit of aaasaroa person, be baa bessa ladared teestend the aprw of hia profeseleal seeinluwe lo taw eoatsswauy at tsrsge. tkr-wsja) tbe n.edlurn of his"Mdbal Manual aad HaTEe 1 1 is votatae' last etveSId be la lk ssSsaSsfev leryfsaiily lu the land wbetker asad aa a preveeUve ot saw ret vires, ewes a t fee ellew salon of oee of tee nsesi awful end tteMMgarve soureet evarvl.Hed anon mankind for to Ma of seaasihty and isnj urity ef ever) ktatS. Ii na volume that ho iwoalewd toe waqaa IsSasI rsjcoinmendwtVon of its Seat pfcyslrUas la Ike isuu, wane swMi) tlerg) sawn, IbtewfS, SM phlianlhroptau a...i h. uianliarlaa. have rros.lv extsswasso Me ciitetaUoa ta awl sreeiier hero IU pew. .fal Usaebitsgs woe Id be Issel ae fee t-vatiuitieeui In Ike moral parfaVstiM aad pbyaleal healing of martWeea ol oar posspl wosoug the ) wnng, volatile, aud ledlre,er. wise the pride and lewer el Ute nation. The sui or argue particular)) , astssk aafSf ly gaiusleven tp. cHi.i . ll-drSlexaebl.aaal waras par. nl aad (eard laws, la s arching litSSS, te guars! tbe )o..g u hsta aeaea froas She w rrtaV , oneouehce cooconillant of their Igaenuite ef pbysrSMOgiead laws ewd swaeal letpeifttes gfest trreguiaritee, w bather eabOsttsd b) p rw so rteea doveiopvineui or arising trott ifea vitloti sad eer rupttag eaasBplea ef ihwtr isetil -cas tea or tfee r -wtao. l u those who have been already aasiaiBSad to the "paths that ik hold oe hell," a clear and espiuiiw ty I show b b) wbi. h lave) sasrj stsSN a r. ti.rn ol sound bealih, aad a rig heralloa ml lave oallrost lUlernol pollution. Ii us II U.isu that tbwuaaadsef vastttwe SUe annually aacnSerd at the shrine ol Ouock-ry ;Sper.ali) iiomaaugorii K fross Vveefwad orsiyafellgdc diacaacs-Mf u uius.bt uiiuel V oak gees ervooa Uwbility.and the nuuterou waUdtws Whh .priiia dirsrcilj or tree vswstel fror tave swasstl-gi-uce al cafual pasaloba end assure I violations of sate re. in view ef these facts, aod wfeeu It ta aleeeeo sld.-red .balaOuut loi.rOU person die etUJtettv tu Ute Olsltwd s tales el I oastMoe o hsfgw SM Lwrai beu g Iba tietsassot tb oleptaetje mdtaimwas ui wmi iirvavaiwvs, issi w.sw er.ptaral euwiii-twihsa, that Ike sOSa 4 ejhe fxareuta are s latted upou taw eblislrwn, eetra) tte ihtrd aad fourU g aeratloa. Tire Aeikor.iajba-t-d with aentitawwieof enlarged snlaslbrtpy, a ill carcel) be ventured lor any eSoivto rwotrain the vices t the ajre, b) Ute baasble instraateBtallt) ef his Medical Manual Our cop),ssKurlv enveloped, will be forwardsJIrssowt p.avtae ay parttW Use tniV-d tttates ur 25.-rula.or ölor gl. A ttd rooa, poet-qaald, CfJSL K.N di CO., Puiilltbera. bwa ifeT. Khibsdelpkla. bookeellera.Canvaeaers aad tlssok Agwtsts ee - piles! ou Ike Moat liheral lareta. saar 14 ly CONNERSVILLE, TOOLDFRIENDSAND NEW. lou ben dissolved, I a ish to aa) a few word to jy eld rereads end the eotewts of tbe late Urn. I kta to concluded to devote say vrtwleUsae to tfce Tailoring Boaisega. I have modelled and rodtted the store rajerl secupiodby tbe Brat, Just eppoette the Coatrt Havuse. and having received a aew aad beaatltui as sort ta eat ef Clothes, Oaaimera, Tweed, TeatiBfi, tfce,. tfce., tfce. Frost tbe city, 1 will make to order every da scrip tion orcloihiBg. From say t-one exyserioBee. and the a a if or at salts (aalten heretofore given, 1 feel coujdanl ihai I shall bo able lo give entire aavd rullartitfactlon to til who nay give see atrial. My stock will alwoaabefousid complete every -thing pertaining lothe business, find of the saeet fashionable kind, will be kept oa bead, aad personsoftbe moat fastidooos laste, aa well as those wauling good of a cheaper k lost mar call with the assurance thai Iber will he sa'taBed. I trust those whe have known Hand patronised me for many years past, will again boote w a pen me the light of tbotr n gSasa)4 ogaaUeao ail my endeavors to give the same sail taction that I have Invariably dune heretofore. TOM aUKTOK. Remrmbrr the Plarr warf irrswesaaer rar fieser. Connertviile, uue 15. CONlVEKSVILlsE Iron Foundry. OIBHAET T.H0IFI0 , ( -successors to W. p. Gebbeart) Wholesale end Ketatl Deal err ta COOlalNi. AMI MBAT1NO aTOTES, ana CatiDjji of erery Jeaeriptistt. ir7bioe on Monroe street, a few doers bests of the Coeri House. Xt Wo keep constantly on bead tbe largest aad nest aasortmoatot Cooking Starves in th valley and having recently increased oar facilities fa menu tacteriug, we have deiermUed Msu aad stum owr Ktorot .nd oeatiaaTS AT CINClMf ATI PRICES! We continue te manufacture the State F1T preHATHAWAY COOKING STOVE, aow ad milled to be Ute saar cook ing stove 1st the Dolled Stalest We also manufacture the Preaklum or Step Cooking a love, with 4 or holet aad large oveua. vt e are prepared te famish, vbolimis aad aar sib Sad Irons, Wagon Box, aad Irtwe, tfce, iScc., at city Prioaa. A general assortment of TINWARE, EAVE TR0UGH8, fc HOUSE SP0ÜTIN6, kept on band and mode lo order. Job Castings of ail tinting MaiUlaaaaaarlur i.ia.u bu r. at abort notsue. Having employed experienced woremeo, we Invite e.pwclal aiteutknn it the I act thai we warrauLour Mows to oeriol m well, and our caatiiic generally to bo of good maters I or tbe money re luuped. A . a. tf 10 L a i log a, uio copper , anu Produce laknii rn e.xcbacge. Ma) lf-A5-ly W. W. FBY BAßGER & CO. I - . - dk- U .it IVs a I Dry Oooda, CLrpeta, Paper HangCHLNA. GLA.&8 ABS ftTJEKlWJkJaJEJ Uestt, Ibltoe, Mali t wjpw, i rates 04 AC. AND M ANU FACTU REB8 OF BOHNCTS AW WaWJhaJtUAti C0NNER8TILLE TtTD - may IS '55 ly INDIANAPOLIS. Jnbiauapolis nsaran(t 1, OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. t Auf lierizcd Catwitstl, 0O0.fX0. B0AXS OF DIMCTOBi: Joh D. Uarasas, W. M. larsm, Wat. a. Kowiaeaa, h. U .a. Ebwa Daums Hoot. H . E. "TT, Joan VT. sraarrm, WtLLm W. Wssmar. W. 6. Wtstrot. n JOHS 0. UEFBkKF, Pret t. L. K. BaowtrsLL. fsee'y. . r. Covisotos, GeaeraJ Ageet. FREE OF CHARGE!! Twt etlemt Pstrsmr Kmarrstwtmsre, bi titled-Bollen Abbey la the Ostttw intawoss splendid steel etsg ntvinf, fw paiuimg bj Lainlswer: asut late 9m4f I true gral UH hui I 1 he aabocrtbera have tajUblttaswd a I r. I., ftiitaal.lnhis.arae will tartab as publiewtioa at the rahhM price free I9m. Ao) persons oy loewarsiing tee awscripss ot tn) o. tbe 1 M egwUnea.eweh aa Jaeegha. dy H r u tea in'e rwba' , Hssah etc., will reeelv. the XfTLf a copy or either ol the above heoaUfal i ng . free o chars-e.orrr MscrtM ha a m. aT aiegsistne, atseh ae rTrlwee UsdleaTbrlstua Aanual, the) m agar I net a sd a eepj ef either ef the aeeee snw grarii ge. ' -' -- St ood asmUser) aescripno o --Jl-.V- vi. . mem cuted w.tb ,.eaiaewandmkaith p.?'' . J,w.,paw rtsmaissgs sawT -tUtstt sal leas, U4f Omrmmsm, Cards, 4kc. . . . . . . s. ..au amMsih aiteaj Hersent wlrAHsf Hewaef rill I.HSIP." .VlJuia. , i, at . i.li st.asni tksMl htSSMB. SSI ran send a Iagaeeeotype or st eteh of th hdidlug by mall or es rrsws re as at a da tenant a would find it toihsdradvajitetrs scrlburs, at w would aH at afeats tae name. BYttAJa SB ao Bessth Thirst atrsset, S-hikss i sin. taevMn r. 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