Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 36, Brookville, Franklin County, 22 August 1856 — Page 4

THE VAllBV FARMER-DEVOTED TO THE TRUE INTEREST OP PARMBRS, MECHANICS, AND Wl

OF

B. CLAY,

Aetieti SwtUf im Immif, Xmtweky.

beiaw nailed for es in-

Iwmmm6Umio Old-

I present snvsalf

i necitlrPB undar cir

Iar Md extraordina-

tor 0 ollee in the

ibdht.tth,Ihre

WMMWtlltt

m IM reqaest

PUMlI recognise

mtt, to etne

Mia set sitt od to

tVtk Union. rnnH

there are perhaps

If a down nerton

at before, end

iber with whom I her

Jitanoe. Yon

however. Wnrd my

f TOO bare beard the Mb ngniMt mn.de.

to jeeeror wttai-

men I Aifbt happen to toJfcÜooJ. end 10 take

HMO end we pect I batt bona dt

to Um saetnory ot mJ

n reangnde to tie pnn-

..otv-ettitens. I wee born

'e throw of Um mpitoi.w

in whiohaty feiner

ander hie cere, the

tf AehbMd to whieh he

aeblint inspirations.

to nw hi say yoeuhrni

Ood that, by my own

bavt bona eble to preserve

bin ieaUly. In my man

1 wne tee eooapen

tat trneted friend of

edncated and than

to be a Whig boeanto a Wtara. I ant now a Wei-r,

to die n Whig, en I hare

Felbwitiaene, the eon n try It in danger. In 1820 nor wisest end bett statesmen told ue them wne greet dangt r front the question of t.Averv. For the purpvee of putting it et reel the so-celled Mienoori Own pro mi ae woe made, bat it did not nettle the qneeUon. Agsin, in 1843-60, it raised its horrid front. Fortunately for the oonntry, at that time them wem tbee et Washington men of n giant race, who could eee and appreciate the danger, and vara tan country tf it. Do yon not recollect how the black cloud eat like a leaden paU upon the beerte of men boa the bmfoet treat bind for the Union? Do job not rsnember

with wbnt nnitnty all eyes wen tames to Weebingtoa with whet tremb

year, ftQtw-dttotae, to oil men that the

e a a

iy, at an org ni tea perty,

Tat teedn ot its ran were

tat platan of n

permitted to

h's eywe. But in into, wtsn Hat doetriae that traiUbility

rather to be looked

Ha, It lion of that noble idee

to be right then be

Convention of Phila-

pt tat teal upon the fete of

Kefaatng to renteert i

bf Whig principles, it select

U Taylor ne iu cundidete for pesey upon Um single idee Lilabilily. Tbt band wiiting

smly upon the wall as et Bettones. The Whig perty dieorgan xed, tad apparentIt so. Old line Whis belt thenteelvee the question to Uw immortal Sege of propounded himself." Where of Ramon ttatt to a of rty which wne said alreedr tin land vnet strength, even ty doubted ite very esietoret tad mysterious, it wet like If inerva from the brain to bate sprung forth fully Ite purposes wem seid to be AuoUou of a purer esyd better bmfiin peiittss tad tlw good bo country. r-tttiaeae, there was one in Jt tatt t political society in asad eapeelelly in Germany, n IWumintti; oat of He pratr that warn an individual be rtfaUty or folly inideted. end idiettottd noy of ite secrets, natives wem offered to the

i vieüan n cord and n dngger rtUy pinned by hie bed tide, right either hang himaelf or alt to death with the dngger; m neither of the delightful alts, hie nearest relation, even brother, if n member of the was bound to take bis life. ilUaeat. nil secret political sot alike. Io this eft, tincc n J the press am eoese about, tad ta dngger nm no longer renal Brant affords n far mom

Indict, va

mat. By fabehood. by eel V libel and detraction, not on-

tat heart of the victim bieeself ia piecet, bat tbt feeliagf of

. Me mother, hie ehildreo, of

It ftmilj urn reached end lectr mngeaaee' sake. Fellow.

each persecution I myeelf

dtrgoae, tad you know it. d not reconcile it to nay coi

to beoomea KnowNothing.

I btUtttd the principles of

y to be eotngoatene to ml

fiowc liberty, utd dnagerons

tpaatnna inetitntkms. Throw t banner inscribed, "Ameri

It shall rale A me res." they

i tome like the veiled Prophet

aenaa. who, euaeealiag hie nor aft behind n silver vail, true

Uag eageraese you Ue tested for every tersp of newt? At last the tidings

that the Compromise Measures

of 1880 had been passed, although io detail. Here yon forgotten the re-

ietage throughout the whole land?

ow the belle rung, and the glad

shouts weal up to Heaven in gratitude

that the country wee safe? How vain

tad boa rüttle wem the hopes of the bee end wisest of men. Scarcely nm

Of the principal actors io those

noble tttaee cold in their grsvee, when again the black cloud is upon us. Tbt country in it daagnr. Tbe Black

Republicans of the North, determined

to carry oat their designs against the

South at all bnivds, nod at every

risk, hove nominated purely sectional candidates for Um Presidency end Vice

Pranidencv. forth ntrainet South

union or dissolution ihi is the question now before yon, and you ceo not nvoid it It if hot I alone who tells

you so. Ameri- ana. as you choose to

call yourselves Old-line Whige, it it

Mr. Fillmore nleo who telle you to Hear what be says ia his Albany epeeeh, recently delivered n speech so patriotic and honorable to him: "Sir, you have been pleased to say

thai I have tbe onion of these Stetes

at bears. This, eir, is most true, for

if them be one, object dearer to me than noy other, it is the unity, pros

perity end glory of this great Re publie; end I ooafees frankly, sir. that 1

fear it ie in danger. I say nothing of

nnv aartienler section, much less of

the severs! candidates before tbe people. I presume they ere ell honor

able men. But, sir, what do we see? An exasperated feeling between the North end South, on the moot exciting

tf til torn, resulting in bloodshed

and organised military array. "But Ulis ie not all, tar. We eee

political party presenting candidates for tbt Presidency and Vice Presidency, selected for the first time from the free Ststes alone, with the avowed purpose of electing tbeee candidates by

the suffrages of one part of the Union only, to rule over tbe whole United

State. Can it be possible that those

who are engaged in such a measure, aaa mi . m

could bare seriosiv reuecied upon

the cooteucancet which mutt inevita

bly follow in ease of success? j Oheers. Can they have the madness or folly to believe that our Southern brethren would submit to be governed by such a Chief Magistrate? Cheers Would be be required to follow the rule prescribed by those who elected him in making his appointments? If a man Iviag Sooth of Mhton nnd Dixon's has. is not worthy to be Presideot or Vioe President, would it be proper to select one from the same quarter ae one of bis Cabinet Council, or to mpmaent tbe nation in n foreign country? Or. indeed, to collect the revenue or administer the lawe of the United States? If not, what new rule ia tbe President to adopt ia selecting men for office? These nm nertoui, but practical

question, and in order to appreciate

htm fully, it is only necesenry to turn

the teblee upon ourselves. Suppose that the South, having a majority of

(he tlettornl volet, should declare that they would only have slaveholders for

President nnd Vice President, and

should elect such by their exclusive

u (Trages to rule over us nt the Notth, do you think we would submit to it?

o. not for a moment. I Applause.

And do you believe that your South-

em brathern am teat sensitive on ibia

abject han you are, or lees jealous of their rights? Tremendous cheering

If yoa do, let me tell you that you are

mil taken. And, therefore, you must

'r hmt anno

I te ssseadsavr assess wiU stuu from

Jd ae become a Know-Nöthener aball I gof Fellow eit-

turaed my thoughts back to

party of my father, 1 knew iu

at to nt trat: some of it prae

A beea bad; but t believed we

en, oaee true, they art al wave

tt truth cannot die. They

tat the party waa dead, bat ed taat it waa only after the .1 i j

taat ta rtetrraciiot couio

In concert with some of my

btotamnu we determined to

Iter ho resurrection. TUtra

ttoettag calling itself Whig in

ftjrioa of count rv, which I did

ud. Them was no convention

hi I waa not present. Every resuscitate the old party wald be made waa made. The

ras Um Convention at Lewis

the Jd of July. It was then

I to at inexpedient to present and id alee for the highest offices

of the people; and i

that, bavin asserted

principles, it wne proper that dividonl should be left fra to Ie svs sheiee according to his

tmmatt and hie own princi

t Um good of ate country

iw-eiUaeae, 1 have followed Um

Mmdnrd so loag as it fluttered

era . I would bare followed

ye. aast 1 always expect

m

it

Atog with Um DelBWats,

irveyed tbt whole battlefield

And no Whig banner under

to agbi." Tik, him. Iam It tbt conviction that the old

Itg lie furled upon the tomb of

btr

a, and I always expect tt Whig jpthttiplea. Lib at Old-EdWWbig of Missouri

that if thia sectional

party sue

eeeds, it leads inevitably to the deetroeUoa of this beautiful fabric reared

by our fortfaihen. cemented by ihtir blood, and bequeathed to as as a priceless inheritance.

I tell you. f Irteudt, tbet 1 speak

warmly on this subject, for I feel that ura are ia danger. I nm determined to make a elean breast of it. I will

wash my hands of tbe consequences, whatever they may be; and I tell you that we are treading upon the brink

of a volcano that la Habit M any mo-

meat to buret forth and overvhelm the nation. I might by soft wjrds hold out delusive hopes, and thereby win

votes, bot I never can contnt to be

one ibiag to the North and another to the Booth. 1 should despise myself if I could be guilty of auch evasion " I believe every word that Mr. Fillmore says. Ae surely as tbe sun thinet. the country ie in danger. I have a high respect for Mr. Fillmore, and if he atood precisely where he did in 1 880 I should prefer him to nny ataa for the Presidency. Even ae it hi, personally 1 prefer him to either of Um Other candidate. But. fellow ei linens, them ia no living man whom I love to well ne I do that great union of States my country for whieh my father gave hie life. Mr. Fillmore has given ue good advice advice which accords with my own judgment; he telle ne that the Union is in erominent danger: he leade na to belvwe that the

probabilities are that if Mr. Fremont

ts elected, the Union will be dissolved: and not into two parts, but shivered

into fragments! Old-line Whigs, what it our duty? It lies with us to save the Union. The candidate of tbe

Black Republic an p'ty must be de fee ted. else, as Mr. Fill more tells us

ee we have been fold bv the areata t

statesmen since 1 820 the Union is in dire and imminent peril. For me, 1 am for tbe preservation of the Union. Destroy all tbe parliee now in existence, but for Goo's sake for tbe sake of bumaa liberty taw the Union. I have no faith in the sincerity of that noa who, with hit mouth full of protestations of love for his country, and for the memory of my dead father, eaanot lay bit personal prejudice and predilections upon the altar a willing euttifite for the salvation of hit country. How am we to defeat Fremont? We ennnot elect both hie opponent. Neither of them neither Mr. Fillmore nor Mr. B achaean is presented for

the suffrage of Old-line Whigs upon a pure Whig platform. Them ere principlee avowed and maintained by both the parties of which they am rep-

reaeatauvea, which we do not approve. It is ueceMarj for ue to choose between them, which evet ia most likely to de feat the Black H publican candidate; aad in making the choice it is not nec-

etsary for us to indorse or to give la our adhesion to the principles which either represent. I believe that the

Union would be safe with ruber, and

it is our du'y to save the Union if we

ean. The question tor us is resolved

into a mem question of chance, which is tbe most likely to succeed Recording

to ur boat hunt, Mr. rillmore or Mr.

Buchanan?

Fellow-cilieene, I have made my

choice. Looking over the whole country, not confining my view to my

own State, or to my own locality not suffering myself to be influenced by partisan journals or by partisan

orators I am deliberately convinced that Mr. Fillmore has not the least chance of aaeoeee, and thai if it be at all possible to defeat Fremont, tbe

Democratic party, with their candi

dates Buchanan and Breckinridge, with

the aid of the U ion-loving Old-line Whigs, is the only party which has the least chance to do so Show me a State certain or nearly certain for Fillmore, and I will show yoa two for Buchanan. 1 hohl in my band authentic results of the last elections, from which alone we can form reliable eon-

elusions. From these it appears that,

while twelve of the Southern States are almost certain for Buchanan, Mr. Fillmore has, at the best, but a doubt-

fa I chance for the remaining three.

Thus, Mr. Buchanan presents himself

with almost the whole South in solid tk m Si

phalanx. At tbe IXorlh ins count m

to the full aa good, and in my opinion

much better, iban Mr. rillmore t; be

sides, we Whigs know well, and to our cost, the wonderful tenacity of the

Democratic perty how it has held

together and had success when we

moot confidently expected its defeat.

I know, fellow whiifa, how difficult

it ie for you to get rid f old prtju.lt tea, either of attraction or of repulsion

I have not forgotten, however, that

upon a question of mere availability.

the Whitfs of Kentucky were able,

through their delegates at PhiUdei

pbia in 1848, o give up their idol, the

man whom they loved, and who loved

tnem, and who had done so much for

the honor of Kentucky, that whenever Kentucky's nsme was mentioned, at

home or abroad, his name at onoe arose before the mind's eye, and whenever bit name wat mentioned Kentucky appeared. Fellow -whigs.

do you love Mr. b illmore so much bet

tor than you did Henry Clay that you

cannot make the same sacrifice of your

predilections for the one that you did

for the other upon mach lest occasion?

Ilm. fellow -ciiisens, I am often

asked how it is posibie that t, my

father's son. oan reconcile it to myself

to vote for Mr. Buchanan, who, they

tay, had to seriously injured and wronged my father by originating, or.

if not originating, by being complies

ted with and mixed up in some way or other with that vile old charge of bar

gain aad intrigue betwixt htm and

Mr Adams. In nine cases out of ten ihc peisons who in my presence refer to that affair, know abitolutely nothing

about it, and when I row them to aa

thentic record they are too much prejudiced, and love to be prejudiced

too well to allow them to make th

most ordinary examination. I have folly and carefully studied tbe whole history of the bargain and intrigue

slander, with the express purpose of

ascertaining the truth or the falsity o

tbe charges against Mr. Buchanan

and the result of my research has been

that aa an honest man 1 am bound to

acquit him of having had any part in

the original tiandcr, or of having done

my lather any wrong, when be was

summoned before the public as a wit

nest against him. I am bound to ao

quit him upon the testimony of the

very person to whom he is said to have wronged and tlandtred, and however

little partisan editors and partisan or

alort may'eaieem tin- evidence of my

father himself, it is abundantly suffl

cient for me, his son. The charge of

bargain and intrigue waa first made

by Mr. Klemer, in an anonymous let

toff, subsequently reiterated by Carter

Beverly, in his celtbraied Fayettrville

letter, and finally amiert. d bv Oenern

Jtctton, olio lasumed tin- rripumi

bility of it, and kj prove ita truth

summoned Mr. Burhannn before tb

public aa hit only witness. Mr. Bastianen promptly responded to the call for bis testimony. D'd he sustain Mr. Kretner, Carter Beverly and Gen eral Jackson, tbe last of whom bad summoned him? On the contrary, his evidence was clear and distinct, and fully exculpated Mr. Clay from the charges made against him. So

Mr. Clay regarded it himself, and he, the person a caused, testified, publicly

and privately, taat be considered Mr Boehaaan bad done him no wrong. I read to you from Cotton's Private Correspondence of my father, hie private letter lJ his old friend, Judge Brooke,

of Virginia the friend of his life-time

a letter never intended for publication, dated August, 1827, in whieh. referring to Mr. Buchanan's Lancaster letter, he says: "I could not desire a stionger statement." Again in public, upon the occasion of a dinner given him in Washington on his retirement from the office of Secretary of State, he, said: "That citisen ( General Jackson) has done me great injustice. It was inflicted, aa 1 must ever believe, for the double purpose of gratifying private resentment and promoting pe rsonal ambition. When, during the lale canvass, be came forward in the public prints, under his proper name, with bis charge against me, and summoned before the public tribonal his trivnd and only witness (Mr. Buchanan) to establish it, tbe anxious attention of tbe whole American people was

directed to the testimony which that

witness might render. He promptly

obeyed the call, and testified to wliit

be knew. He could say nothing, and

he said nothing which cast the slight

est shade upon my honor or integrity

What ho did say wss the reverse of

any implication of me." i hus, fellow citizen, we hav iht private and public opinion of xy father reaiieating the testimony of Mr

Buchanan upon tbe charge of bargain

and intrigue. I know that my father

would not have expressed such opin

ions, unlets he believed them to be

true. He was satisfied with Mr. Buch

anan, and so expressed himself private-

may be the opinion of those partisans

who are now endeavoring to strike

down their political opponent with

weapons dragged from the tomb

Fellow ntisens, you sre aware vou

cannot vole for Fillmore alone. You

must know that in voting for the elec toral ticket of Mr. Fillmore, you also vote for Andrew Jackson Done Won; as

in voting for that of Mr. Buchannn.

you vote for John C. Breckinridge. Mr. Fillmore himself became President

by one of those dispensations of Prov-

daate which may likewise cause Mr.

Donnelson to fill (he chair, if their

ticket were successful. Between Don-

el ton and Breckinridge I could not

hesitate for a single instant. I Know Major Breckinridge well; he it not on

my fellow Kentuckian. but my fei-

ow-townsman also. We have differed

n politics, bat I have never heard but

one opinion expressed of him that he

s an honorable, high-toned Kentucky

gentleman. It affords me very great

pleasure to relate to y u an incident

which occurred in my presence, and

which afforded ss much gratification to

my father s it was honorable and

creditable to Mior Breckinridge.

Very soon after his nrat election to

Congress, Major Breckinridge dalle

upon my father, and I was present at

he interview. "Mr, Clay." said Ma

or Breckinridge, (of course lean only

give the suoslance,; "I have been

eleoted from your old district, and am

bout io go, quite a young man. to

Washington City. We have alway

differed, sir, in politics, but 1 have

ever entertained the highest respeci

for you. I have no doubt but I shall

often have occarion for good advice,

and if von wilt allow me. sir, to do so.

will afford me great satisfaction to

call fieely upon you at Washington

end to be enable 1 to avail my sell ol

your wisdom and great ezperr nee.

Between such a man as this and

Andrew Jackson Donelsoc, I, at least.

ellow eitixens, would have nodifflcul

ty in making a choice.

Fellow -ci tixe is, I have already oc

cupied more of your, time than I had

any right to expect would he given to attertively to every woid that I hnve

addressed to vou. I thsnk you from

the bottom of my heart. I trust that

you will a'low me, on taking my leave of you, to indulge the hope that my effort to direct your attention to tin

imminent danger which threatens our glorious Union may not be wholl)

itbout avail, and that you will, at any

rate. fellowcitizeus, believe me in

what I have said to vou to have been

perfectly and entirely sincere.

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t. r 1 1 ' 1 and American rarnela, .'arum Ooli,

Ilit.cVc. die , for the fall trade, lo wlilrh he

reape. Hull) int itet the attautlon ef tbo public

nop it iy par

J no Knf IICloll

JACOB tn.

rstas i.aateawTSts

JACOB eiSASACO. aai rainxBSss or ana waoLsstLS BBatnat in

SHIRTS, DRAWERS, tt TRUNKS, Ro. II Pearl Stroet, Cincinnati, Ohio, feb tt I;

CONNERSVILLE.

HATS JUST A MUTED AT TRI FAVORITE

"OLD WHIM COMBS. ' OF 6ALLI0N 6 SON

W itictt Iber are starw opening

In lend to well

At reduced prices.

AB HPKfPO HAS AT LAST PA I RLY OHK K I), and wo ba a larg-e tiock of Oowdt, we bav

reduced ibe larlff," and by ao doing are enabled to offer ell kind of Ooodt at very tligbl advance oa Clnctnuatl Wholala prteo.

To altaimpt to enumerate ihn many illlTrrantar-

llclea fouifirltlng ourttock would be a Herculean

laak Indeed aaStce lo tay we will nam a few ol

thai InmOlMtr aria. Ia, tnouah wai hv vry IhlntT from a Mtcruacop loa Sana Machine.

Ladles Department. To the aalnrllon ol tblt part of our atock we have laknn all uoaalble palna. I.a.li.-a, If vou wlah

to bedeck )ouraelf with a dreat of which 'Uueen

Vir." hnraelf would be proud, call at the Old Whit Corner and "l.afn will tell you una of iho "Ich aad faahlonabte Kl OK.MK, CAMIL.LB, OR HKROJI ROIIK.s, and " Kaary" will skew yoo some of Iks preltleat aud rt. beat pattwrna or Uwm, Bwreget and Tiaaaea ever brought to thla plan. Via also bats thoae On Hiack and Alna Black Urea Hllka, and Pigared Kllk t f ery rrade, 'In Crap Hhawlt white and oolored, plain aad flwurod, l Colara. (now eiyl,l Kiubmld-rlea. all klada ( Könnet and l.uie Hlrtug Klbboaa, lld'kft, llotlery (,lnva,e.e. OsttaHea Pepsi rtmeni. Wi bav a Ireah lot of Man'a Paney and plain Caaaliwerw. aud Matlnote, Ctothta Vattiugt, aad "Utile the flnast" aasorttaont of MEN AND BOYS CL0THI(J sror off-rsl la thl market. W bars been wiy partlcalar In bating our nothing, and tsUer oaravlva tat w oaa '.nm yoa ou I, goullonMia, from "head to fool" for leaa monay than any boa In thlt Valley. ntv uta call. Demeallrs. Wtktvtlt eeaauall) larg atock nf l)nmiatlrt aacb aa Mualina blauh.l and unMtai lial, Urilling, do. Linea and Cotton Olaper, Mckiugt, Ar. lrlattS. Wbn It corn lo fale'Oo" "t'rt aronnd," but all that w nwud Bay rtml print la, lhal tt bate Uta alsrrtmask, C'okea. Ptttlla Alloa A SaeSa Bay niautaud Mpraguo branda, which evary bod) kuowaai aa gool a cd i d iltars. V Mil I'upcr. Thla la Jiat th tauaon of lb year to pa par yoar walla -iii.) begin to losk bail. Ws tars made tarffe aeceaaiona to our hurutolore ettentive taatwt uaT Will I'ap.r, ad ran . a on ...t Suubt, asl thai goat aad luoatiaaka-full) aelcuxl atork aud Utt tU tibspuf my home u Uini ptru. CtargawStta W bav jaat opoaod a larg and wall aliatad

ttock Sf Imported Carpel ol lb Uluat puller nt. Kaf Carpet ai t on sand at wot at it at ahavoa.

W hav on room da uu.,i to ihl branch of lb

bualneaa. and ww arw now preuarod io tutl wiiii

SfttMSi or Boote, vr body evaa the malleat Infant. Containing ill Its rtSalos of Ladlea

Huakiaaand Moot, a HtaSSS and Child' m. ...... Ma aud Bats BHt aad lio.. w hav a

large aaaortiennl of f tl n TO M-M A OR boouand

Mboaa of even deacrlplbts. ttatt aad f'np.

Kvry grad both for iau and ), vn to the

lata alt la ol HOP ' H I M f r hard or tofllietdt

Coll lu Oanit, and '-Adam" wlllglv oe"tu."

Hat re Vit re a

and lhtrilcl..i uauall) kapiiu a ratal! alora. In

ttneeaSawmr) and uiaatwara

WB Sav B i iitiro new at-ica, containing aom

aow palterni,and all Uiat u aliud m Hut way.

Hut w fl It uuuucraaar) lo aa) ator. for ua to ay w rl v y growvful ftar lb ilUaral

naliooagt bmtowi.il upoo oaaii inmiagw our r

raiilile courte, and nolhinv our fart thall be

done, al thla tat day, to moni dlacoulinuaner

f ibe tame. W are auru lltat If good i:.ioda.

ch.-an (ioodt, and uluul) ol thnin , and gnnU man -

ly le ratio wait on yodla wbal)ou want, we hav

no ..art.

apr.lt n. 0. OALI.ION 80.

rOOLDFRIENDSAND NEW. THE f ARTH EHBHIP OF BATEMAK V BUR ton being dittultrd, I a lab lo a) a fw word.

a mj ow iriwno am, tat cuatoniota of the lat. arm. I bavoaoualudod lo davol my whulatim to lb Tailoring Butinett. I hav moatellad and reSlld tbtr formarl) ccupico i tba trm, latt eppoaiM Uw Ceeri ilouau, and hating ruvulvadt use and bssulilnl ataortmeut of Clothes, Casimers, Tweeds, Vestings, &c,. ttc , t3kc. Prom tbocit) ,1 mil make toordsrsvarj datcnp uon ofcloiluiig. Protw my Loao xrluc, auu tbe Hulform aaliafastlou barelofor glvrn, I reel co.ildenl lhal I aha 1 1 ba able lo give entire and full artlafBciini. to II who may give mo a trial My alo. k will alWBtt bo found coin fit l overt.

thing partelnlng to lha. bualneaa, and nflh moil

ihiuiinble Bind, will be kept on hand, and perontottbe mtaalfbatldeoiit lal, at well at tboti

wauling goodi of a cheaper kind marcall will

the aaturauce that thev will be aa'tafled.

I irual Ui oaa who Uava known Hand patroiittad e for aiau) tear intal, will again baalow upoi.

inelh light ul their patronage, ami I tl.ul I iiih i mi i eu.l.-at .,r. tu gvt c the itw aalltfacttou Ihatl

v e iu vrlabl dona boralofarr.

TOM BUK I OB. Kimtmhtr Ihf Pfsrr anW fernem 1 St ngmr. CuBaerrllla,Jttua tt. iiiwiusvii.i.i: Iron Foundry. OERHABT THOMPSO , (Sacceaanrtto W. P. Oobhaart) Wholeaale and Helall ltoalera In

COOtillSU ANt IIKATINU HOVEN,

ass Cutingt of every Description. frrnui aa ou Monroe aireel. a few doora South

of the Court Monaa. J"B

W kenp ooiittaiilly oa hau l the largctt ami

beat aaaortmenloi I .Hiking Stove la th vallu) and having rrceuily luuruaaod our 'aclliilet fo.

mauuiaclurlug, wa have determluvd loaaLL and wakSaST our -love tnd catlufs

AT CINC1.NNAT1 PRICES! Waoooilnttote maaufacturo ihn s tut.- Palrpre-lum

HATHAWAY C00KIN0 8T0VE,

aow ad in it iad io be the aawT cooking tlov In tba United Manul Wa atao tuauufaclur lb Pram, am er Stop i.ookiug niovc, wltk 4 or 0 holet aud large of sua. VVaar pre na red to faruiab. wnoiaaaLB and

aar it,

Sad Ironi, Wif on Boxet, and Ironi ,

so., tkc., at city Prices." A gvui-al aaaortuiaut ul ,- a TINVVAKK, E AVE TROUGHS, b HOUriEiSPOUTlNü.

kept on hand and mad to order.

Job VunUnat of all kinds "

oaa. I a tu a anparlwr uaaniiar, at abort a.atleo.

llav log iupio)d tprliicvd worautan, wr

I n v tta apsjt tat aitwullti to lb (itUlitlwt etrrant our Miovoa lo our lor an well, aud our caailui.

gauarally to b of good inalaral or lb wouct

r luaoad. af-OldCssilsgs.Old Csppsr,snd CoiinU) Produce taten lu k,Bubaug,i Ma) in-ii-iy

W. W. FRYBARGER & CO..

"tniJIatlA until. t'aaLBBBIB Dry Goods, Carpets, Paper Hang ingt, CHIJf A. GLASS AMD QÜKEHSWABE ,1 Iluoia, Miiir, Unit ai, att at v ieodi Sc., AND MANUFACTURERS OF uoMNsrrsi a is d yi a t i i.i , CONNERSVILLE IND.i aaay IS SJIy

WENTWOKTU k BKO'S..

50. 77 PKAHI. SVRKBr, CIMCI.NNATI, Ollin. SPLEI9ID SFAII6 GOODS W Invite Iba attention nf country merchant to ar evleiialvu ttock of Pancy and staple Ur Good. Having for lot critl yaara Imparled direct fron, Ii tuot celebraled Mattulaclurera In Knrope, an I laving a ret Ida n I pailuer tu New York, we are 'aabled to offer lo cash and reapontible but era, int'irputtcd inducement In price, m le. Vr. feb tip WKBIWOKIH A HHtiTHKKK. FRANCIS NUELSON. IMPOSTgB ARD MANVVACTVSBSOV Cigare, Tobacco antl Snuff, DEALKR IN Leaf Tobacco, No. 933 Main Street, between Mh and th.

Sign orthe Indian Chief. Cincinnati, oiiio. Bae.t, 17 IHM llry,.

INDIANAPOLIS.

ly and publicly; that is enough for me.

and ao far at I am concerned, it ie of the smallest possible consequence what

ARRIVAL OP THE PACIFIC, SAFE AND SOUND!!!! BMB IS lOADBD WITH SPR9NÜ GOODS, POR TYNER & KIMBLE LOOK OUT FOK NO. 1. IITTBRESTIHO DETAILS!!! TYMKH a Ki MLK IIA VB NBC Kl V B D TH Bl B early ttock of Kpnng Goodt. aad tavlla law public to call and tau lue for titilvt be Torn port baatag.at they oaa tay with -at laarofeouiradlcilon. taat the purrhaaer oaa aava large In Iar at on hit mo) by purrhaalagof ibeia. Thuir ck It larg and well t. Ie. Uul Bl prir. a as law as o ran eotBiaand. Ts MoM HI V him TIOJSM will Ina o freak aad teaaoaable Oooda, au eb a Clotba, Oaaatwiere, Twaeda, Jeana. I oilo n de. , H fa a ling. Kti'tlagS, I'rinta, Dutalne, eSulwba, Be rag i, DebagCB, BaWta, Patina, Jollart, MMNSa CbemlBr Ut. IMk'r., LjVM, I rim ml net, Bon no la, Rlblaona flatts f'apa. Boots, Hhot, Ornceriet, Hardware, Iron, Oriudalana. aad all the tmtll iiiKlont con iteetud with aud ueratiary to a cutnplule it"k aplo'iainln to th trade, TSW tak la exchange forOaoda.alltku currevl oney tSy rao fel, beaide all th broken bank nntet, al l.'lnctnuall pricet, tofaUar with almott every article In Iba prodaee IIa, AT TUB OLO aUKTOS H I AMD. aptiM

f nbiauapolis insurance Co.,

OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. A titherlsit-d Capital, t 000 ,000. BOARD 07 DIRICTORS Jon D. Oaraasa, ' VV. M. RtoCWaTVa Wa K. oraiNwss, B. W. H. Rttia, BlLn Knarr, II. K. Tlott, Joan W. -r.art, Willi W. W'biwht, W.O. Waasvoa. tOOf U. DKPKKKH, Prast. L. K. RaowasLL, v.-c') . K t mi no i n !,;... it ralAgenl.

KKKE OK OIlAIUiK!!

Two Mplrndltl Pa rlor Eagrs t tngt Knlltleit Bolton Abhoy ta th Olden Tttne,,'i

iplndld ateel angravlng, from th celebrated

imuiiIiK b) l.ar,daeer: and th "Oepartnr of th, laraelitea iroiu KgTpl." a Urce and boaatlfot an

grating from a painting l U. Kubcrtt. Th re

tail price ol tb above ongravlnga la t. per oop bat will b nt van or oatsat a Snlinw: i b tubaertbwr bav tan4lhd a BKk Agen

ev In Plnladelphla, and will furntab any book ni

publication at lb r. tail price free of postage.

tu) pcraonany lorwaruiiig in tuoaeription price of ant o. the 3 Magtliie,aurb aa Harper't. i;.

dya Putuam Oraham' , Prank Latlla'a Kathluna

dto., III relv th magatlaea for one year am a cony ol lihnr of ib ahoe bautiful nwrv

1 1. ga. free of charee, or if aabseriblng to a tV.ani

a al BtagBline, tut n bb retcrann a, anu t hallen r

La.llaa- Chrlatian Annual, that will reealv boll

inagaimacand a copy or ellbar fthbo en era vi ng.

Bvgrf detcrlplioD il Kngravlngon Wood ex

euied wun uawtneaBaaaaliaparcB. View nf Bui! din. Nwaipi Ilea. tlt.a Vtava of Ma. lunar.

Hook llluvratloni, ldgw CwrUtcai, Batlneit

Card. Sac.

All orders saat by mall promptly attended lo ¬

te or

mail or tprot

reraona Wt-BIng vluwt of Ihelr building agrvi

t'Jan aanu a uaujuarraoay pe or tKetcn or th bulid

lug by Far.

a rasas at t tUsusss hiring aslssbls article.

wouio ua it toinniraavauu.galead.lr lhaaub a. rit.era, a W would act aa aaranU for lha aal a

IS taste, aVHAM at PIBKCB, 30 sooth Third Street. Philadelphia pa. j.ttaSVetSJ (aovSSy) t. aavnaaca.

nBOCIlTW lUMWABI.IIlIU. ITC - VJ Lieck dt f ar.nhar are in receipt m full .up pllea of Ihe. hol. eal li ro e lea. a nd b aelei I. .

Hardware. CutUry

alalKow.by

and Nail, at X I t'ommr

I.I .M K or PAKtttUIAR

Jl ST KKCRlvgii. to blf bit Mackarsl, t blf bit White aad Ood Pub, at

apr it y . l, Paaanus 4 Oaa.

S. & H. RVFFNER, Manufacture ra and Dealer la PAP SR. aad Wholeaal and Kutl

f . E. COR. WESTER BOW PEARL 8TS, CINtlivMATI, O. trrThehlgbatl marital price paid for KaGK

ULI) HOPE and mhr papaar atock. not It Uly :. Äaron A. Colter.

QBOCPRY PKOOUCB ABD COMttlSKION

M II A N I a

S.R.CORMKHOK KKVKKTH AMI MAIN HTS.

ininttn, OHIO. Bov tt- dS-lyr .

P.rHIU)S& CO'S

BovevelBB) Ifalas PHI MNiifcterr. PKBPARBO BT A. a.BURLBIOtl A BIO., MBW A LB AKT, IBD. sjfTTTHOUT good health, wa cannot sn)ny the W pleaniretof life, which grow brdenutne. Our coiMtatit detlr la iu relief front paia. Mo aocleiy In which we mingle can make aa happy. Seeing other mjn ylnf a ttrCng rodttltttl. n and t Vnrorou health, only begat feeling of Borrow, thai w are not a Mty aee.toa lobjert of earth 't greateal bleaalng good bwaltb.

And yetbnw erica many are wan enjoy tbtt blagelitg, and rath reek leealy Int (( kladt of sieaiaea. tbOttgh tlawy c uld not b ha rated by d la. i ae 1ay forgvt that lha d or death are la lha body, and iktr eicnaaet only prepare tbw ayt lem for Ihoaa at-c.ht lo grmieU las sooner, aad are that thlak, they ar maklttg rapti etrldw la. waralatnecrav. Lurried on n ;..n.e eind diaeaae that bnfflea the aklll of Ute uo.at utnn'.ud IMij an lass. Tba Lang, Mkln, Kldneta and bowel mnl ba kepi nyatn, al tllacbart-e their atloilaMt portion at imptirlltre, ordioea lath rtult. P. CHILDS A t'O'h Orlaalal or Sovereign Balm Pitta, a purely t getabtu remedy . rl upon all the n rata wain -u. n iiarotont , that ihr dieoaae ib aan remoaNd. btio purify tue bliaral and clear an tit abide irslast, reaiurltig lo it a proper lata aad vlfr. By eteantlttg the bowol and proanoling tbo lrralMtlon, Hi") irr.-ut up aad eutlfvl) rare Uiat l. r rialtll!ttu, CHILLS ARU rhtVBB, trblcb I caoaed by the fonlne of ow and tb lonupilu uf lh oibcr, a are all lha Paver to erhtce ii ni ia u)a l. Par Uver Complaint, " Oiddlnwa. Haadarbt. etc., " Krapilon ol Um Skia, Ken. alo ComplalSU, Ute aru nt lob Mrellad. Helo we give an eatract from 'a letter that It dated KtLir, Is., Oct. 4. ISM. Bot l'eaa Pia I am truly happy to announce to ton that I luv- arc u rail a gaoad t irculatioa tu tb PHI for th lim I ha had thorn. I bar Mild tl but a for ra of chill ami fvvar, aad every .aa wa cutvd wtBnd, and lo lha aai n don ol Ul purchaaer Puna got Ibe (aooiMt boa and mad. eound eaaee of that dina. DA.MKI. PISM. P. St.

NOTICE. Tbe gwnuln Oriental or Kwvaralga Balm Hill ha on Ut wrapper of each tog lha above reprcc a lu Uon of tb atauafartu ). TO AOI'.SlTa. A genu will tret it grua'lj to tbelr lntrt, and ar al full libarty on trat Introdeciug P. I hildt t'o'a tirlenlal or Sovrrwian Kalin Pillt. to lte

back Ihe tnone) freel) Il thoae wuo ptircfaaau theiu.

altar a lair trial, are hot full; aalialtatl, and may uae Iheitt in lliclr own lainlll, or five a fee bot

et to their friend-, that the) may lest their great utt rue over all alber remedle, and whoa one introduced thet alt nnd IbatUay ean Beat targe qiiaaillla ol tbein All agent wrtta that w neu

ot.ee tu triad iM-ad lbir aal a. a' large- Pamtll will keep thorn la tboir beuea,aad will aot ba

without ihvnv

Wo reapecllull) ttthmlt th following letter, 10

tbo. the) give alllauillon. war tt neeeuar) many more could be pretentad: Cbav Coi btt, III, Dae. It, 1SU.

A. 8. KcBLBion dt Uno IlcirNiri: I bav cold

what fill your agaut left ma, ao I wish yoa U

aand ma a lw dotwu bote of your novuntlgu

Halin Pillt. What I havo old baa given talUf-c-Uou. Uireet) Our letter 10 Sutton 't Polul. v . nii.i..wa. A H. Burleigh A Bro.. Pw Alban., Ind., Proprietor lor the So Ulfa aud w rti. bf. W. Hallo, Brook v llle; Crtarlnt Vaneamp, Mwtamora) K. P. Pullar, llarrtaou, Ohio; Bad dualem In medicine generali). June SO

CINCINNATI. BELl & BRASS FOUNDER, Dl. t I KK IR

LEAD, 551 NO, COPPEIi, sti.octt tiv, arKi.TBtt setecB, R T4L V4I Stllti, SbtArl nmm. io Ac f4 ftaset aaesiA or CU untbia Street CINCINNATI. OHIO. f Y UK. I LR are execaUrd an trve SctatvaAe aad .11 Harm ou iar principle, at followt d in Iba trat Ball Pou it dense of tienuanv, Praaca, Holland

an cog tang. aaov y ly

Jt. W.O't OBSrtg. 4 BO

8 T a?ÄJVBr llSiHrVa, lR fiXtkBBs! Broad w, äs riftTotiM.CIitrtattBHl.tSWat. V f...amu.Taa,aad Oeav atoaea, sns 1 Baatlet aad SUbssfl. atbsbymai PoaSS, BsfSaSB -M Tal.laa.lU.a " ' T faBTaTeSl. B

r Sa wad 4vrd

rM ' l y

i.oYoaaos.

.....

O'CONNOR k BROTHER,

II.S BSaLVB

rOttKltMN ANBB

IB

It

BBT GOODS .

RO. SI PBABLRTRKBT. HKI WJtKN VIR P.

ARO KACK, CINCINNATI, 0. march? If WNOLKStLB URALBRS B staplk and rtucv DRY COODS. &C.,

SO. SB PP.AKL nr.. BKf . Vt at RACK STB.

Htr7i, cwamTi.o

i a., i , i .,1 a ii .mi -

. T. a. n.aai.

. 4. nihi.

T. B. HARRIS,

DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY,

R. h. COR. ea MAIM NTS.. CINCINNATI, 0. marstrir PETER NEFK k SONS, aoi.atat.: HARDWARE lK iLP.ns.

Mo. 9S?enrl It. bet. Vinn ttJEace,

(CINCINNATI, 0. marh 7 ly

sBbbs! mm "BJaaaJ ' UM ..f aiuO.re tametTf Ma aa tf j5a"5psVi" I . ued farmer aad jtoet 9?itmml m an or. um ai.tSttaa at, atlaehl tl es6tw aatf sa J

Pa9k)sBt9Vt 1aBaS WVf9 TBjk

Haava gate Brwta SSS4BtWt KSBV- mW Part, aad taat ts tta asset -sseeaV ear. ... . ar ruaraatavad mSB awawft lit I

r frwt vSellodeora, wrstraBMiessSaf

w. a. caaus.

pe rlor It,

rnr poriaavm rawveataswaa1 It aclgtae fraam I altar, caa b pal mlautaa, wllfcst

tB 1 BsStdetfa At ttSar wBBbfV the LltUa SRawt

atwaMevwry land lbs pa tnrntary anu The M.H

in a oar B vsmnted

or Saab

aaa a aad rauv altalaaad baa lata

rao tuibrfbr ta soar

if praak IIa

tame aad ebjna. ta salt skat

No . I tT.aJ

tarblag the taara, aad w

tbaabwUof swrd

Be. -avB Awllleraas a

Bo. 4 .i SOU, wtH crwahSS

'Vbew mitU wfll be dadlraeae nt lac ou tag Caaal, at the

ee. T.A.OOO

Attfbr PrawhtNa

H. D. CHIPMAN k CO.,

MEIIOUANTS, W MITE WATRRCA KAL8ASI5,('RCISBATt.

RFNCIOk!

starte

CltM iwatTt. lobs Hwaae) A Co. Fwaod.Klble) A Wrtght -teeva supbana, coaaaaarvibU.iB.

A. B.CoawBlla. Hon

caaaaiawa ctrr, ta. Morrtaoti A Rcwbv I.A U.M. Conk I In, aaaaasvewa.ia. A.b. WhnrlnaACa.

ooorgv ftltpl.

Literal sash advaneamanl mad oa roattga

nont. aoVS-ISalyr. iaBTABLIBHEB Its IBAS a PBBl & SONS', ORIGINAL NO. 1, TU HÜSIB.

METAMORA.

JONES BROTHERS k ii sets assess to Ja Da A 0. JONES, Wholesale Dualer la

DRY GOODS,

No. 19 Pearl St., Cincinnati.

John D. Jonas, , n MuR.

waleb

nse

mat IS ly

F. 6. UMSTBD,

No. 82 Sixth St. bet. Walnut & Vine,

CIB CIB BATT, OHIO:

l'hentnlexlulvo aad boat Manofactnror In the

i' hi led HtalSS.

ORintN ATOR OP ALL RRW RTVLKHI

Mm token the blghoat premium al all lha Btblbl-

loii.' Nu.ti tno beat material cheap for rath, flieh nablet hlmtoaalt

SUPERIOR WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES, Vtlow at other tell Inferior artMat. PAINTKP

hi. Ii. Ill MIADKHof beaetliul dcaian. MU f h

uid w HtTK Holland Mhad, Trimming. Pixlum

t. Mm; I nil tllKh palnU'd ami Inllered Inor-

Iar. Repalrtngaud Jobbing In aeneral allomled

to promptly. ma f ttlv

Li Jesse if . XRoare NO. 842 MAIN 8T. BETWEEN iTU, AND VTH.

KKBtaPIB aoualatull) ou hand a beautiful aetor-Hietilof

IIArSANDCAI'S,

iflha laoitfathioitable hind, tie Inviiea hi old

r lend, at Brook v il into glr hlut a call when lha) talitkeeiiy. Ms)7,lHi--l yr. THE

STODART PIANO.

mrm a mm, CINCINNATI, OHIO, tgsnlsforlbs most oalnbralad msnafsciorlei of he Union, dual re to cull Ib llenllon of bayar uartirularly lo lha abnv olbratad tuairuiaeula, il wblt-'b lltay BontUuUy keep a aplaudld aorlaeut ou hand . CoB SWBSlSBaS. m Ii rt. ASS SQOtLITV Of TOSS, roivBB or aarataiBa both tobb bb tvnb, oblick or aat aaataa, paaracTtoa or rtat.a. nt ui in K aaii I I t . TIIBSTOUAKT PI ANO 18 UNNURPARsKD. Piano Hall, BaTS, Pourthal., near V lue. dee it ly

BtBTLBVT.

R.t.

a. i to m ... .

STOVES AND TIN WAKE. THE tTODEMIQllED WOULD DTTOII in-oi Lia.m oi Itrooa. ilia, Btetamora, Laturel and olhar ptavcu lhal ha ajLoa-vl lo Seep ou hand tgoodtuppl) of 1 I.N WAKE and Uvea ml all kirttfa, t kla Btare In METAMORA, DID., Wherab wauld be plaaard to acoiu modale all ol Krank Im f oui.n with Slovea, at city plica, al0, iBELP-SKAUHO FRUIT CAIfl Of vanna k Inda, and lk coiaotoa fan also. Orda r eoan HriKalt villa or Laar. I tor rana, oaa br tout by the hark and will mtri t t- prompt attention For Slot t.. tend by lha Canal. uUal, atOeaOatUBI V( Hit IlM 11 till II ASpeker at Last, Bot that a no raaeofi why tl. dr A. S. Black Ilde I Mvtauiora, caoaot aetl ehaapor atad batter good than any nouaa In tbe valle) , conaitilng of general aeaorltneut of Dry Oood, lirnCvrlea. 4uniiawaro, Hardware, Cutlery, Bool ami nboatt, Hal, ' apa.and a general eaorlmenl oi Ready Mstle Cloihi if of tbe lat. ii and nnt im provtid Shanghai ty las trV would hMpaetull) all ba atienttou o th ladi to our otoab oi hllka, Lain, De Berge, Alpacaa, l a. Inner. tVt ,.alto Kbawleof varloua Dacriptlon, Dr. Tri in in i net. Je weir,, and a general aaanrimenl m Yankee Rutlon. which wupoaitlvaly will tell a. cheap if noi i iinaper than auy bo uae I the valle). (or catch or approved aouutry produce. Wa return our ItacrN tbuitki for Ibrnter pa iron ago, and aak a liberal altare for the coming; juar. fall aud ae nt. All indebted to a will p'ae all and eitle ap ihelr eecouiiia, at s mail have moue), or w eauuot eon lino lo sail good ao cheap. II. V A.N. Bt.A CBLlUOB. feb. l-Sm.

BR00KV1LLE. Watches ft Clocks. WM. DAWKUo TKItDKUBUIBBBSalvlset to Ihn olllient of

Hrookvillt endvlctull) ,lntbe apaalty nt Watch And Clock Tinker nnat Itrtaui rut". making aud mending J.-WELRY, fco. (one stimrtttiiev and ttrlct PUNCTUALITY are bl reeommendatlnra. fihoi) linen Knrtfc er Unek At Karuuhar'a elore.

' I.. j me a call every kxady, and I wilt warrani a tUf bstti ta Jaao I 'St (JO IT BOOTS!'. a. Baooa. j.Beaiot

BROOKS & NOBIE n AVBoiKNKliA LABCB BOOT A50 BSKM MTUHB lu tb room loraierly oreapled by 1) Pin i a Noa, on Vain rlargeaa .ire. t. where lb) will keep on band a general Bsaortroeat of Bootr ami -in..-, oi all ort and alaaa, cutloni mad and eateru made. Mr. Hr.x.ki being praclirtl Shoe Ms. r,n' keaplnga larg number of th beat of workmen at work . can tnpply ceal in er with work, to order, on abort notics. Hewillnlao warrant all tinBBtura work parrbased al hit rtra one vert great advantage tobe secured by haying nf thets Tbe eotitttwutly atpert to merit tbe patronage oi true count) . aud therefor et pact to have It. 'I bey keep oa head a full eupply of Pindlega. and Lealaer. i. m o'c and upper, ef every dee million. 'I he, can l.irulah Shoe Maker with ev

er) article they mat waul on abort notice, and at

very reasonable ratu. march tl

B. Bartlett & Co., Commission and Forwarding Merchants. aonri t ata or tlrotiol, Ctt Utphe ttc, IMioatfrne and llui Hing FlulA. Bo.tS Wtt Prout it , Clnclnuatl, Ottto.

r.laseed Oil, Lard Uli. 'ator Oll. Vleobol, stay ISly

Spu. TurpanliDe, Poutb PruMiat I'otatb, White Lead,

andles, b tareb, Soap, fllu. Ac.

COATS k ( UHISTOI'IIEK,

pi.

tim rarvt at or

, f 'ttSHBlienr, Hum lug

otgrnr, itmtp

A'luld at M a Bplrlt .a

ALSO, ALCOHOL OF ALL STREHOTHS, Reflned Charcoal for Rectifying Whisky, and Pure Spirits. Pints ass Hbooibb I. am, WaohctaLS ass Ka-raiL, Jlo.t College Building, Walnat Hi.. Bait tide, between Pourtb and Plfth blreaU, mayiniy t l.NCINN ATI, O.

va. b. rata. n. fa B. WVBBB.

n. caanrrus. WISttB.

FRENCH, WYNNE k CO,, Importer and Wkoleealri -ajealori in FANCY DRY GOODS MA1TU7ACTUÄI18 OfVooUV H08H1T, bfe. IS Kearl Ut. . between Via k Ka. e. mar Uly CI Mtl.tB ATI.

DÜHME k CO., Importe re mutt Jeeteratn Wa4W6ffil.il, JKWttLKY AND PAM V UOOUS, 5o.l3Uataln Stroet, under Commercial Baak, ClaelnaaU.O. JTI-Waleb Maker' Toot and Mater '.alt. Rov.U,tBAJ,47-lr.

Time is Money."

OS. He CI A UK, et btantjw e.or, ooe door

ABBatSttCASI

PHONETIC JOURNAL

VOL. LU. 1864..-NBW BEB tkrms sa ettats Ptta aBVOBL

Objects ef the J To aid la lt. i trod actio and

anlntprovaS aast )

in ptvyeMtet ef eatld ea-bmejte w

and pr Hing Stimme a bv wbtrb a siswust a

tariaatt ef Uta lenaage U tat.sasl SSSSisi sga iiuaclatlok rwtV rwd Saasaasts s B. To feraah lTttM ttWettTf I SirekaSgbjati of is BsfBf . eartaatvee Pwrty torn teaaeaA

leitbtae taooo ae atwBatvr ate m, aad tbe tsu-Mtest adtaabtaaa of ata c taa mhmm sb bw wttaaa

Intel rigeec of taet t reed ef

" fii trrf ii

tag araaalatee

i paw tau1 yi

Uta raau-h of aäl. Bt.

leb i Kdiior aad PaMbaWr,

BO. trtd WAL.1UT STBBJT, Saat Side bet.Slh S ?lb St., (aeat door Boftb of

" w.tnui hi. rise," rineiaaatl, Ohl. Fram Iba long practica that wa have bad for nearly lony year tn Europe and B E W VOWS and io thl elty for the taat fan item tears, we feulcoufdeni in taytef , tbat all food mt rutted io oar rare will ba .lone la ta heal etil and oa rb raw on HI act w ill be SB par at . than any other good Ut log BeUbltshmeel la thl Cliy. Our "V sin P)e works nd blearn Pialaklug tpparatutts not turpasead by any other Ujihg KaUotiahaiaat la th At. UaailaOirtia' rt.ohing renovated la tbe boat title. I Aule ilk Dr, ('rapa, Hro.-ha. Print

ed nay niale aba it, Poplins and Merlao Urease t cleeoed without dttug. Table aud Piano Covert ranovated. tarpeU cleaned by Mschlnerj without ripping md tbo Colors retained pertect Dreaaea Ayedl BlavcM fr tlaOO. Thl It tb ouly Dye ttouaa, that evar diapUyaa their work in a bow window, after It had beea cleaeed or died, which give ibe Public aa oppor unlit lo drt ill according to Iheir own judgment, a bleb ta Ike beat jyrth U fily. may II Uly HATS AND CAPS.

Nini.tu Introdaced ear

snn. N pring St) la

mimt nur

atiTttotrinrjDi

R P

jLi. x x As.vayw g agger f

PHONETIC PUBL!8H8a 274 JOHB STBS ET. CI KCl BS ATI ' Btrpwrter'a Maaaal etasdl Ve aS)ABtlB i. rr t A cocnplete guide to ta art of V. rSBittttt Heporlinf Boas Pltsbss saaf tta Pa Pistil i. Price 71 eeaUjJpaper oer, badaedMt BSStM to aiaalaw. SI. aft.

SSaaatttawl I SBt W agfWtBSt V I Say

Pitman. Tb ulh J.aoeaaat U new

Price 30 eeeta. Hapsilor eBta,t

tea. Tb cla. "TBaai BP

ai .Biblv Miacellau) oiTttnoeeo; lewtoad

utameat ta ttasawsssssaMss; styteef

rapbl. Par ) aar, is ad vt

t-awiafirapr, tee eseajtet tstaasa bt auti I tn row el

luury.i'- Bottaofalev

trm emetic rnaBev,

naW atad aWIn Ba S t rat rbaeaaetl IHceuM. rWtmldt

flienetic tfeari. A

Chart al lha Pttwuetgpta A I lib abet. tvMA aaad

BcU. MMmrnr-

etesttBia

tvö'.tsasa list s satll

ai .spam t tsTrsAsstaf BgetSjBt

Msrntteg riaii Bsmtsaaj

art.

of Hat.

with several aew aud beaakful title ol

alia, on Thu raday, Pahmarr Slat. Wa bav an betitatlna la aaylng tbat w have prod'tred a Hat '"t li iaiiim:be mrsaaaeil lor HKAtJTV OK BttBtdB, KLEOAXCg UW PIMIPH and tbe oft,ay manner in which it St tb bawd. HIM HOPKI.., Bs. 13t Mats St., Weil tide, t doors below th, Cincinnati, O. mar Id ly ma m t Limi IMPUKTEKS A5D WHULKSALB liBALBBBf BVBBT ot. airr. oa or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC it AUL t a it :, ci riiav.tai ss ve N 14 Slstltt treei, atesir Pearl, cmcnniATi, ohio. b. t. iavtaea. c, l. coibpsb. J.tvrraa. OUH HI'OCK far th iprmg trad, astelyoi ear owa iiit.ortattnn, or dirwtl from AmartaaS anatacturar, now vryhavy aud omplal. rlt.ra. and th favor of call, and perouleti ni i nation ef Stock and prtaaa rpei lfvll eilrled. ClhittnaU,Mantl,'M-Ssi IIP88UIT ID IIILDEES H0RSIEY& EHLER, FR UA'TSTR tl E T, BET. tt Es t ERA HOW AND JOHN. CLXCJNXA Tt, OHIO. Dealer In all kind of Lembwraad ntaaafae lurnra of Sa.h, Door, Blind. Window Kittnet, Mualtllui, Bssv f ilssu rr, W Malbar Boardiug. While ette Yellow Plan r'loorlttf, Bhelving for Stores, Palling far Fenoaa, Hoardt planed on both aidew.of vartoa thickneea

mltablefur lb luld tuiab ofboeaaa.

Tbl tahllalimenl will befoend lo beofgretl, taeaaBt to riiabuladliag In tb eounln , a thay an be uplltad bur with all th mau riala raad) nade of I umber, Itiorouglaly aeaeoned for latahlng ioue. lu tb Lain bar Yard eoaaaatatt wlthtltla aatahllahmvu; tbare la kapt far aala an eataualv tMortttiMUt oi i. ii -inrcr tor alt buildiug porpoeaa. 4ah printed and gtaavd. eoaalautl) on band. All irdere prompll) aitanded te. TKKMKCAbH. Nov. il, 1(0347.-1 r.

arataal aaulaaattwae

aUaiuaaaul ol a cirrwcl rd BSwealra e

ivery. ssbj H.

to I CO

Prtee SSsts

vaas with roilar. BIAS.

tltawtlc Tai At la. Taat

Dtie Alpbataat, prtatad eat cents.

UTA IVsterlptivs d

Sbaaeta, wilt be awtrt raa to any biatee, or tb OaamttaSt SeShSa

June ia. i a4

TEASD ALE'S

a wttb pr aailfafula

Walool atrewt, betwa IU the VVaiael aeaat I

any other koaee la IBe ruy. Ooesa SSS tf Kg

roper lamratllotts, WV ttVS MStBM

Aureas.

dee linttlf

Groceries.

Peamr..msa4al

If V aloet of Voana My aoa.Caa

ill ItlarB Taat Ularg

imi-.rlai i.na, aar Java. Moch and L

Hugar, I ruebed, Pow

Kann: Ootdwa Ktrur. a

. - ' " ' 1 ii -mb.Ii I Bag, t olorwd and eeii. f.rpal CAaSa, sÄtM Vara and Cotton batting, wttb every umm see.

ait) attt ay urmvra, ail oi aaet aaan raulaaal lo ai v aali.fat Haan, far aala la i

uil, at Ihelu weal wertet lift OS. A A MuB A.I

B.B.I orarMin A SateatA hattet, CtoHL .O. May IS IHM. v

aouth ollhe VALLEY

HOUPE keepaeoniunly oa band a ganerat ateortmantnflewvlry. Wniehes, Clocks, . llvrpoon,rw.Bor,aad A agraal varlet, of 1 PAJVCT ABTICLES, , tuch a are uauall) aept by jewelers. He I prepared also t repair old Jewelry. and to rtwan and repair clock i aad watekr

oa reaousbl term and aaaaat abort notice. He will ti. take old etlve.aad gld in eichangr for goodt. jane 1 '55 William Frank, UNDERTAKER,

1

KKKl'S conttaiilly on hand, Coflat ofsllstsoi aad description, aad a gaod Haara with srblcb he att. nil funeralala lowu or eoentry . NKTALIC COPrSNBt of tea slaw seataiitl) on hand, mar It

FOR DKIBD BBBP, nr.EP TOSOUES BOLof as battssffe, ge lo Wa. I.. P, Barm l A Co'i SABTOXL BLABXATT, BLACKSMITH,

MaloHlrect.HoMlhotlbe Public Sonar, altitl

nrsestnir, im. A LL IIRDS OF BOLTS ARO Ol hrrew utaade at lhaabortealuo-

tieeaud in tbe boat maimer ALMO

I pa" parties laratieoiloDto repai ring

allktnSB oi Machinery, warraatrsto ba aa well dene aad ataa low ailoea

at caa be foaadaay where lathe Waet. taaiS

KilQIUf I MARBLE WQBKS iu ra Www wpp. Cattstmrlme at. Ti WHITE k SON, "PHOBIAS WHITE At BOB?, WHOLESALE E ami hetail dealer in Poreiga ami Aoivncan Marble. Mouumritta Tomb, Head and Pool stohea l ame Topa. Pence far tirava Lota, and vartaaa o tb r articles. Entire atnafaoilon will be given to all peraea favoring ut with tbelr order. Vi ei.iplo tbe beet work taerf, and well at piirae lower lean ae other Yard, t'ep aud Kill ou hand . Uur Agent for itro.it nil.-. I Mr. Jarae Kennelt , who w mattend to all order. imWYE&C0, MtBePACTCKBMSdt DBAUUtBIB Wlttdwvr fttttaalra, Oil Clettt, Cetrdls. Tttaarla, Braate,, If II matal Wlilte iuetev thad Lisent staA fur. tettm Stwterta at la, Wholetale and Retail Window Shade ft Oil Cloth Store, BO. COLLEGE BALL, W ALMUT ST., Blf F0U1TH AH D FITH, sprtld Cluclatisil.O. D.A.BR A" LEY. BUCCEPBON . O BRADi.r.v BitoTtsrna. WbolaeaUaad MelaM tiiwi&Ba. II A VI NO atl retarned from the East with a It large aud varied etoek of tn Wateba u4 Kick Jawalry I Coaiprialng an ueortataot of KKW AM) BBA l' Tl EU L nTYLESt wbtch I will offer to ike old enstomert of Ik 1st Brm at atlfartory arlrwa. Call and aa at B . W Comer Pourtb tb Main, Ctncetnnatl , U . mar

WM. K. PADDOCK A. CO, BxcaiANtits ssnsMKacssa, OK.NKK UP THIRD AID WAUNCT bllflf I SEALSI-AND PRESSES!!! 8 HA LS OP PIPTY LETTE Kb OB LEAS VWTPJ Kali' C.reua.l.,n aa.atk At v alt o( M tetter or lea Vitt SveSA' PvfBSSB'b U - iarar. M Urvlr- ira. from at to tMAS

Rotary PttSlm beataia Para ml SS) tetttSi t ourt sad CorporatloB Soakt, wttb Pree i iraa. sie ta tu

Irunlicate matter lor Mb BSSt STrtVS Mtud t jur 1'aaud J'a. AddrwaiC. P .BAtAa, Rafereare: Baal BaajBSBS Muatttaaa ) IS Waat PtaaetSl

at I'turtauatt. J ClaciniaaM. O.

TOTT. A.tasattwls w 111 set stsfenl st

t illv for tbaaa N. al and fraaa.-a,..! a

tav otatatoad al tbe ataa fatal rar'l prteaa-

j. oa BBT.

t.

Slaa ah

Ws oA

oar bW bVa,SaT

FIRE WORKS,

cajtoizs, vvti ah ntviTs, wmLte. BALE ABD BJtTAJL BT JOHN R. MYERS, OVSt Mat a Street , bai. Ptflb aad Nlttb,. CINCINNATI. tT All order promptly tiled aad pssAsffe warranted full weight. Bav. i t,isst,47-1 ft.

JACOB ERNST, 1THtiLbALE KBTAIL BOOK BtUXBtt,

tt stattataer, rrtatwv ataa ntaaa ttwaa ti.rar. Bo. It Mala rtroat,Ctuciaraii, I

.Uullf ob baud b lull aad eomtrletei

Hlank Hooka, Meaaoraiolem, Sr., at

utauu far tare, Jtareaanta, U" M J Co ria, Ac., will Aad

a u uartor qual rty . Parti

ite mauuiaetara ai Bleak EwsAb, rsAtvA aai booed to auy patters, wits aetata d bead San w uuirvtf. lrVOer la Bleak Beeks are ssaretV.

Alee, a teil aad oeapaet aeartmatof AT laaeoa and reboot BuSk. btaOoaary . Ae

el laaata a ra raapat l ally luattael to five aaa I

our tana ane oar prter lavoraai. ClMaaaU, Stttrab M, tSttV WM. UEB 6 CO. 71 WBar PwL'BTM el a SET, JlBCABBATI,

4 have aew la etaara, ateS ass

itg Ba w ety to al rteh I-ANCY DJRY 000081.

Katbractag ail tsatb bl ia

tl

bit E a,

AlmAs.

Ilka, rce.aets-H. ti retskateltmam, TtaSSies, lttama- ttasaejaB,

l b, mills mm

Irtlltmmtem,

tmbriee rtvam,

talmv

A too lot of PvtoMatei., e., a I' U their aasi larg artet! of

WHITE GOODS,

Linens, Mnslii Tbelr entire ttork wBl

traettva to bayar U.I , iaaaaaaaa eaflaltBB of IT SB. a

VfihY LOW f'RIOBS. MerrhBBlt are reapa. trail LkWtetJ tS gl

II.

P AlftTBSt 1

ana tin

TABLE COVSW,

ABUVACTOBI

l.bl M. ba

Walaal I.,

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at utt

ding.

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