Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 47, Brookville, Franklin County, 7 November 1856 — Page 4
THE VAUBY PARMBR--DBVOTBD TO THE TRUE INTEREST OP FARMERS, MECHANICS, AND WORKING MEN.
VALLEY FARMER
B
Chinese ftagar Cane Something fbr Farmers to Look at
will throw some light oa its sugar
propertiea; On the 13th of this month, finding the seeu fully ripe, I had 1 bo fodder pulled, and the aeed heads cut The yield of fodder per acre is 1,100 to 1,300 lbs., and yield of seed, 25 bushels, of 30 lbs. to
the bushel. At the first trial of
a 01 bob) v
trio mill, ,u average canes gate
20 quarts of the iuico. Subse
ideas in this respect, in a Htile
work containing much information on this subject, entitled "A Hund
Book for Emigrants to NevrBrunswick." It says:
'Very solid and elegant hedg
es may be made with young beeches, placed 7 or 8 inches npart, and bent in opposite direc
tions, so as to cross each other,
forming a trellis with apertures
five or six inches in
A1MVAI OP, THE
PACIFIC,
Hilst IS I.OADRO WITH SPRING GOODS, POK
TYNER ft KIMBLE
LOOK OUT FOR NO. 1. INTEMSnWO DETAILS! ! !
TWSKR K I M I.K. IIA V K RF. CF.I VF.D THK.tK arly lock of Höring Good, and Invite tho
We clip the following from the Louisville Journal of last Friday: "The Chinese sugar-cane seed, distributed by the Patent Office last spring, promises to be a complete success at the North. A package of seed was planted in Bucks county, Pennsylvania, latitude 401-2 degrees North, and has arrived at maturity. The maximum height of tho stalk
was ten feet, and the product in
grain much greater than any ce-
realunder cultivation, ihc stalk
is perfectly green after the seed
has reached maturity, and the
saccharine principle is then fully developed. The juice, which is most abundant, is very saccharine, quite as much so as the variety of cane cultivated at the South. Whether the juice contains the same amount of crystallizable sugar remains to be seen. Should it be found equal to ordinary cane in that respect, a new era in the agriculture of the North will be inaugurated, and an
i . t n i i t
immense Dreaain oi lanu oe aevoted to its culture as soon as the necessary seed can be obtained, which will require another year at least. The seed having been distributed late in the spring, which was cold and backward, there is good reason to believe that much planted did not reach maturity. Should the plant fail, so far as the manufacture of sugar is concerned, yet its value as a forage crop cannot be over esti
mated at the North. Cattle, horses and hogs eat the entire stalk with avidity, and no doubt would fatten rapidly on it. The seed, which is small, has a thin, black hull which can be taken off, leaving a fine, white flour as a residue. We have no means at pres
ent of estimatine the value of
- - u this flour as an article of food, but no doubt its merits will be fully investigated. The culture required for this plant is similar to that adopted for Indian corn when planted in rows, and the seed should be put into the ground about the same time. As it is a quick and strong growing plant, it should be well manured." The high price of sugar, which promises well to go higher and ne
ver to fall, and the apparently chronic failure of the cane crop South, makes a resort to some substitute absolutely necessary, if we are not to see sugar become as it was thirty years ago, a luxury that poor families could only indulge in once a week. Our superb maple forests for a long time supplied the better portion of the sugar consumed in the country, and no inconsiderable part of the town consumption, but the cheaper Southern article gradually
drove it out of use, and the sugar trees were cut down for fire wood, or to make room for the plough. It was a sad blunder, as we now find, but men can'tsee ten ten years ahead. The result may teach the lucky possessors of
good "sugar camps" the value of
keeping them. We can't look to the sugar trees to supply the failure of the cane now. But it seems that we are not to be left
without sugar material in spite of
the destruction of trees and cane. The "sorghum saccharatum," or "Chinese sugar-cane," has lately been introduced into this country, and the few experiments
made upon it with a view to its
utility as a sugar producer, have been astonishingly successful,
What it is, and how it is to be cultivated, our readers may learn from theabove extract, and some further :.nformation appended lelow. Tt has been successfully
raised in this county by Mr. Wm. P. Long. He has tried
its sugar furnishing properties,
and finds it equal to any repre- - 1 r 1 FFT
seuiauous ujaue oi k. vve saw
a small bottle of the molasses, and we can attest from the best of evidence a good long taste
that it is very much better flavored than ordinary Orleans molasses, resembling the "clarified"
or "golden syrup, and even more
resembling a first rato article of
"home made." The stalk will grow any where, apparently,
where- com will grow, and though
it yields a larger amount of juice a it A 1 1 . 1 1.1 aft
to tnc siaiK in me ooutn, it is rich enough here to furnish sugar nt very much below the present
rates, or indeed any ordinary
price, it' the experiments already made may be considered a test of its value. The following details of tho experience of n Georgia farmer
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, . . UUVIIG HTIII IIIU lUWIHn IUI II PIK'l I'VIHI
(IriniPltT.- piirrhMinf," the) cn T without (war uf con
il otCt i tv. t ,i tradlrllon, that the purrhnsor can save a large ln-
uuuuiiy, uvu a y crate cnues, imaa- uunne tue iiret year mey arc west on his money by purchasing or them, ihoir
i hi iivw mm ivww mi MONTHLY ADUI
ollc ,1 ....f. ni a 1 : i.: t 0aV M,.1I.,V tTlONN will In, e fresh and seasonable floods.
aauuuo auu it uuaiu uaaacu a iiiiuitjuuuu, ivm. it; iucv miauy i snm as
I'liinin-um TERRIBLE DiSfLÖSURESü KRcarrii fokthk million; A roost Wondartul and Invaluable Publication Ik HVBTKR'fi MKUK'AL MANUAL; m-.im.
17 an original and roplar Tssatlse an Mo ami Woman: their Phy
siology, Function! and xual DI sortier of every kind, with nevsrfalllng Remedies (or tho
spssdy care of all diseases of a prlrata and
delicate character. Inci
dent to the violation of the Law. of ISatnro and of Nature's God.
PRICE TVYKNTY
a : k l o n fk.j j au. iHur. DOOl- "no. ro,,
ocuuu. duuc uuuuKU, a littJiuus. euUJU uraiieu, auu lilUW lutcmci. lron,r.rtndslones,ard Ml the mal I notlonaeon
m i a -v . 1 , I . . . I i . i. ...I - - -
Lhe 4D gallons and one quart, As beech does not sutler m prun
gave eight gallons of very thick ing. and sprouts less luxuriantly
Sirup. than other trees, it is well adapt
I carefully measured an eighth ed for hedges. The red beach is
of an acre, having the best canes reared without any difficulty from
and the best stand, and another the seed.it grows rapidly, and, if
,kU k., I .1 :i t. : 1 j I .1 MALM O A THOUSAND FLOWF.RÄ tt
'jiguvu unviug mo puureon utiuwa ine sou is iu uutt oruer, u uuuu- u. v. Johnston's
and the poorest stand. The canes some and sufficient hedge may be WAKÜ8 liniment iOUnston
nassed once thromrh the roller. nroduced in five or six vears. tir.mann s agukbalaam.
tl i t . , . 'III I). V. JOHNSTON .
xneresuiui 1 give Deiow: Ac varmer. BnB,., ...h hikvt
nacted with and neceaaary to a complete it'Kk ap
porta mm to toe ntae.
They take la eebanr for Oeoda, all the carrent money they en rt, heslde II the broken bank
notea, at Cincinnati prteea, toother with ml moat every article in the prodaee line, AT TIIK Ol.P BUirrON HTA ND.
ftprll 4
hlMKKHV PKCTOKAL, by öl D. V. JOHNBTON.
CINCINNATI. DE K0K8IIAS Alterative Balm.
For Internal and External Use
This Balm is warranted to re
lieve all Rheumatism, Strains in
the Spine, or Spina) affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or till
Neck, Toothache, Earacho, Sore
PIVKCENTB. I rp. . a H'. i.
lhe Authorof theabove volume tt a jrraduat icuü-o iu wumi,
of eae of the trat nedlcal tchooU la the United Sfnm!irh nr ltowe V. OT hlirnillf in
a quarlorof aeeotu-1-""" " ' a I ofs,phllland kin-1 f Un Ttromif AßtVim'i 'Rrnnprii M
VHV. l'tV-'l"lt m-r vil is v iiiv a
Sprains and Bruises, Burnssalds or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic and Bilious Cholic, Oholera Mot-
Btate, and aevln da voted
ry to the ttudy and treatment of 8,phlila and kin .r'd tlltorlert aa a peciallir.be haabeeoBiepoi
teateiof moat in valuable Information In refard totaeaame and la able t eoeaoreaa Into vede M-
Idinm eompoaathe very nulnteaaencn of medical
tcleneeoo tlila Impcrtant ubject ; at the retullof
tbo moat eminent pbyaiclant In fcurope and Am- . ri.-am loft I k ftftMftaftaft I Of laMAnalaailaal lt. k Ia ABBBl k 1 rr h .
ly aucoeaeful practice In the treatment of aecret DUS, PleUlisV, FluX, FeVeT Httd
nuftftitM in iDMriv iiirt iftft ni ni (& in inn i iv 1 '
or rbiMdeipbUAiooo
give
RF8T EIGHTH OF Art ACRE.
53 nlloni,
Yield of jatee from 1,315 canet Yield of at rap from 33 salle. Jaloe,
MM pr acre or timp mn poosjtrr xioBTH op an acbk. Yield of Jalce from aSO 17 gala. " a.rtrp from l?U Julc- 43J " RttM rx'r ofra f limp ....3 "
Weight of 30 aeleeted canea. 49) Iba. Jnlce preaaed out 23! oroabed cane fl ' Iiom la cYUiblBK ! " WetslU crashed en dried In tun Of '
Obtaininc such unlooked for
success with the Chinese sugar-
If you wish to keep your it
iL. f. J. ll"
suns on me iirm, you must, put
D. V. JOHNSTON.
KI KMT Ali PAINTI5G MATEKI ALfi. D. V. JOHNSTON.
i i.i.
I'he practice of Dr. Hunter hat Ion been, and
atilllallurarv unbounded, but at the earneal ao-
llcitatlon of numerou pertont, hehai been Induced to extend the ipbere of hit profomonal ufulneaatolbe community at large, thrnach the
medium of hla'Modlcat Manual and Hand Book
for the Afflicted." Ill ft volume thalthouldbeln the hand of ev
. . i i . . . i . .
ie7iaH in ino iana wnemor atea at a proven-1 0 , in in
tlvo ortocreivlcea.oraaaaoldefortheallevla- nmiTl ien anil nOWeiS. KjTIU ) ailtl
of one of tho mott awful and dettruetlv I n . , ,
JScariet rever
Tho reason why thlt Balm reaehe, nil llieo eaa
tilt beoauMti reduces Inda matlon, and aroma
the locrctlom and nervnun tvtiem Into action.
Thla pownr la owing to the peculiar combination
or Moo l on I proportlea w Hwat in Ir oinig o
traliied. The medicine It perfectly afo, not
luliilnganyilaa.il) poiion, or mineral, it
If od freely, art I in mediately upon Itn llvnr
and all ether secretive Organa.
Read the ItllnwiiiK onirirntcs
Pro Her. John B. Kit. lev. Clnciunatl, Mar a 4th, I - '!. lr Foraliu Thla talk trat time in rov lnnc life
that i have given my ntnitm fccommen Intlan of
any medicine, ae a general remedy, though 1 havo often b en aollcited. I nave uaed vour Altera
tive Balm for nearly two yean; Irt. for tho
rhaoBftti'W tn sy hlpand knoo, of whieb I wot nearly a cripple, the for very aevcro Oruiaei on two of uiv faiullr; then a violent ilU k of dlar-
rhaaon myaolf; then for iuflamalioo, ior burnt.
brulnM, and fer a vory aevere caao of nlff neck,
brought on by a violent cold, and I IDItiK I ntTO
bad full proof lta meilihal proportlea, lu a great
manv of the illaeatet for wnicn you rvcorainen.i it.
and! have not found It to fall in tiugle one of
ibem. Still. I do not toy that it it an Infallible
cure, yot It la my aober eon vlctlon, that It la lb
betl compound for Iba romediet for which It la recommended, tnntl have ever tried, and I have
tried many. I wllliiot, if I can procure tt; be with
out It In my ft inily for any consideration, nop
In that you will stiil continue to compound u n..
ncttly.and that It may relieve thouaaudof uir-
rert. 1 mott heartily recommend it to my leuow
Yourt,Bfroctlonat.i
LI
Ague, Piles, Corns, 1' lcah cuts or Soros, Iuflamation in tho Head,
Stomach. Bowels or Kidneys, Summer Complaint of Children,
Worms, and Iuflamation of the
moro intellect into your fanning. ,4THE (Ml) TIME'S COME"
A bright boy requires fd for the
mind, as well as work for the bo
dy. Mere routine will not satisfy him. He will be willing to
j
work when mind directs the hand.
Otherwise you cannot keep him at
40 CASES W
RAVI JUST AMUTO AT THE FAV0BITB
"OLD WHITE CORNER." 07
Cane, I concluded to try our com- home, lie will be on ere you
mon corn. From a "new CTOund" are aware, inereiore, reaa ana
'!.!. , i . J! l.aic DDIDC UAL.' a T 1 k KT C I 171 V MI1TK W n
i a j l o i ii a i rhmv nnn urrwLr cm 1 r rniininir aooinirnAnio.. . . ... . w. ....
pianiCU A OV O, One StaiK W a p"" nu.nu,;. ',u6 M end we have a large alocj
GALLION k SON
Which tkT tire Stow opening, and intend to sell
At reduced prices.
boys will stay with you then.
Woif bfof 30 a-talki. Inle
" crrehd atalkt. Ioae tn cruablof
i ield of tlruj. ..
eeeae
a
HENRY FALLS,
alack of Goda. era have
hill, a week beyond the roasting and thinking on your (arm. Your fa.
year stage, I took 30 stalks;
351 Iba.
H pta
The sirup was of a peculiar dis
agreeable taste, entirely unfit for
table use.
The following tests were made
at the mill bv Dr. Battery, ol
Rome. Ga.. a Graduate of the
Philadelphia College of Pharma
cy:
Specific gravity oflalc LOSS drup.... 13X5 K. Or leant sirup 1,391 Thermometer appled to alrup 17
luloe 0
ScharoLieter J ok lotffl
vrnoiutM ah d a tau.
naTTlP'P WaUWMniTHK
V .V li I i. A f . AA AJ AA S J KJ Ai ,
Rc. 19 Katt Fourth Street, betwea Main and Syc
amore Street. Cincinnati. U.,
8 SOW KECEIVIXG A LARGE STOCK OF
1 Engllth and American Carpet, Curtain Good,
OtlClolhj,dtc. 4c , for the fall trade, to which be
rpctrnUylnvUet lb attention of the public.
Bpi ly par
jAf-oa CLtaa.
rum MUtimii.
JACOB EISA8ÄCÖ.
imrrim tKi or xno wmolboaL caLaoa im
THING
2f.u
. . . i
Thj mice shonld be placed m
v the boilers immediately upon be
ing pressed out, and then boiled
slowly until the scum ceases to
rise; then stir in a teaspoonful of
air-slacked lime to five gallons ot
juice; continue skimming and
boiline until the sirup thickens
and hangs down in flakes on the
rim of the dipper. I have made
the clearest sirup bv simply boiling and skimming, without lime
or other clarifiers: but the lime is requisite to neutralize a portion of the acid in the juice. The true proportions must be deter-
mined by well conducted experi
ments.
The cost ol making the sirup
in upper Georgia, in my opinion, will not exceed ten or fifteen cents per gallon. This I shall be able
to test another season by planting and working up fifty acres of the cane.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, & TRUNKS,
No. 18 Prl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. ftbgly WENTWORTH & BRO S.,
HO. 77 PEARL STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Health of Cattle. Mix, occasionally, one part ot
salt with four, five or six parts of
wood ashes, give the mixture to different kinds of stock summer and winter. It promotes appetite, and tends to keep them in a healthy condition. It is said to be good against bots in horses, murrain cattle, and also rot in sheep.
Horse radish is valuable for
cattle. It creates appetite, and
is good for various diseases.
ea Some give it to any animal that
is unwell, it is good ior oxen
troubled with the heat. If the
animals will not eat it voluntarily,
cut it up fine, and mix it up with
potatoes or meal.
Feed all animals rcgulafy.
They not only look for the food
at the usual time, but the stomach indicates the want at the
stated period. Therefore, feed
morning, noon, and evening, as
near the time as possible.
Guard against the wide and in
jurious extremes ot satiating
with excess, and starving with
want. Food should be of suita
ble quality, and proportioned to
the growth of and fattening of
animals, to their production in
young, and milk, and to their labor or exercise. Animals that labor need more food, and that which is far more nutritious, than
those that are idle.
In dry times, see that the animals have a good supply of wat
er. When the fountains are low, they drink the drainings of the
fountains, streams and passages o water, which are unwholesome.
If barns and stables are verv
tight and warm, ventilate them in
mild weather, even in winter. Beech Trees For Hedges.
We have very often recommended the beech tree for hedges in Maine. Our reasons for this were it is a native of our soil will bear pruning, and if pruned right it will become thick and bushy, and be impenetrable to man and beast. It is long-lived, and is not infested with, or attacked by insects. We are glad to find corroboration of our
on Cincinnati Wholesale price
To attempt to enumerate the many ilifforent articles comprlalnc oar stock would be a Herculean task Indeed anile to tay we will name a few of the leading articl, though we have orrery thing from a Microteop to a Sauaage Machine. I.adlr Dcaartncit, To the aelecllont ot thlt part of our stock we have taken all poatible paint. Iddlaa. if you with l bedeck you reel f with a drets of wbteb "Queen Vie." herself would b proud , call at lb Old Whit Corner and "Lai'' will aell you one of those rich and fashionable EUGENIE, C AM U.I.K, OR HEROS ROBES, and Henry" will tho w you oome of th prettlett and rieheal patterns of Law na, Beregea and Tissa et ever brought to thlt place. Weoieohave tbooe Ha Black and rltoe Black
Dress Silks, and Figured Silke of every grade, Pine Crape Shawls, white and colored, plain and
urod, Ide court, (new tiyit.) r.inDroiMnes,
kiaä f Könnet ana i,ate hiring itioooni,
Ild'kft, Hoaiery Gloves, die.
(.rntiemen's cpanmeni. We have a freah lot of Men rs Fancy and plln
Caooiwierei, and Satinets, ( lotbs, vesting), ana
a'Mittle tho nocst" assortment or
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING
ever offered in tbla market. Wo hare been vory
particular in buying our Clothing, and flatter onr-
selvee that we can trim you oat, gwattlemen, from
head to foot1 for leaa money than any noaae in
thla Valley . Give ut a call.
oonieMiiCM. We hart an unutually large ttock of Doraettict
inch as Muslins bleached and unbleached, UrllHegt, do. Line and Couon Diaper, Ticking, dee.
err i use. When it cornea to 44 Calerco" "we're around,"
but all that we need aay about print It, that we have tba Merrimack, Coctwoo, Philip Allan A
Sods, Bay State and Hp rogue brands, which every body knows are at good as gold dollar, Wall Fnper.
Thla is just tho season of the year to paper your
wallt they begin to look bad. Vo have made large accessions to our heretofore extensive stock of Wall Faper, and can, without doubt, exhibit the largest and roost tastefully selected stock and then SO cheap of any hoose In thes parts.
turpem. We have lust opened a large and well selocted
ftock of Imported Carpet of the latest patterns.
Bog Carpets always on hand. Boots and Staee.
We have one room devoted to thla branch of the business, and wu are now prepared to suit with Shoes or Boot, everybody even to the smallest infant. Containing oil the variolic of Ladieo
Buskins and Bootees. Misses and Child's Slns,
Men and Boys Boots and Shoes. We have
la-ge assortment of CUSTOM-MADE Boolsand
Shoes or every description.
Hat and cap.
Bverv erade both for men and ooys, even to the
late style of SOFT HATS for hard or aoft heads.
Call in Genta, and "Adam" wmgive yon "nie."
Hardware,
and thearticles usually keptin a retail atore. In
Uueemware ana i.iswre
We have an entire new stock, containing some new patterns, and all that is wanted in this way. But we feel it unnecessary tossy mora. Suffice
for us to aay we feel very grateful for the liberal
Datronace bestowed upon us all ihrongu our mer
cantile course, and nothln on our part shall be done, at this late day, to merit a discontinuance r thn M.mn We are sura that if moil Honda.
and ucarate, and adapted to the present wnnie oi che,p Goods, and plenty of them, and gontleman-
umcers oi me i-sw , id mo minor courvs ui ibq i clerks to wait on yonli
Ion
sou reus ever vis I tod ajon mankind for IBs sins of
seuual;iy and impurity of vorv kind
Itiaot volume thai hot received tbe unquallled
rcdonimeiidstinu of the trat physicians In the
land, while many clergymen, fathers, mothers
philanthropists asm knmanllariana, have most
freely uxlendod IIa circulation In all guariora
where its powerful teachings would b likely to
be Instrumental In tho moral purification and
physical healing of multitudes of our people.
among mo jnung, volatile, auii tnutscreri,oinor
wise ilto pride and Bower of Hi nation
The author arguos particularly, moat strongly
against very species f self -detUeav-nt. and warns parents aad guardians, In aearcbiag trme, to Afuaru the you ue of Mb sexes from the terrific
conseuuencea concomitant of their Ignorance of physiological lawa and sexual ImpoiTtiea and Irrogularltes, whether exhibited by precocious de
veioDeraeniorarisingiroraiae vicious auu cor
rupting examples of their school-mates or other
wise. To those who have been already unscared
to the "paths that take hold on hell." a clear aad
explicit way is shown by which they may secure a
return or sound health, and a regeneration oi mc soul from lta terrible pollutloa. It Is well known that thousands of victims are
annually sacrificed at the sbrineof Quacktry peeialiy those suffering from Venereal orSyphll
Ittc diseases Strictures, Seminal Weakness Ner
vona Debility, and the numerous maladies which
spring directly or less remotely from the Indul
geuce ef eainol passions and teeret violations of
n sin re. In view of these facts, and when It la also con
tldered that about loo,oou persona dl annually in the United Stales of Consumption a large ma
jority being the victims of tho voluptuous indit-
cretion or tneir progenitors, agreeably to uie
Scriptural enunciation, that the sins or the parents aro visited upon tbe children, even tone
third and fourth generation. The Author.tmbn
ed with sentlmentsof enlarged philanthropy, will
scarcely be censured for any effort to restrain the
vi cos of tho age, by the h amble instrumental lly of
Medical Manual
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DRY GOODS
.to.
tid, liaik. i Are., ttadof Heat,
mg ef Jt an v great d presslon o olvl4v
I Tito proprietor in catling th
f the
1 FRARL STREET, BKTWEK.1 VIHK
AD KAI R. CINCINNATI, 0. march 7 ly
rivalled by any slot ttsttniony In Us favi
discuses for wkich il is highly rocoov new i4 a i. tried arUel. but one that baa teat of a ten years' trial before tbe Amins, and Ii rotmiatlon ami sale 1. mi-
'reparations uktant. The
cntand well known FiiTalctaita m l indlrtiSuats U all parts ol thweoantry Is Immense, nnd a careful perusal of tho A I manne, published anunnllv by toe proprietor, an. I to be had gratis of any of his Agents, cannot but satlsf) th- most sceptical I bat tills rvmedy Is really deserving the great celebrity Unas obuiuud. lrlnei.ul OIBce and Manufactory , ?Co. 90, AKl'H St , t'bllad'a. Fa. AGBWTS. M. W. Halle, Hroukvillo, Ind.; A. il. Chase. No Tretitrw: Jarnci Turner, Kilrfl-ld; 4 J im. V tinea inp, M.'Utnort; T. iffrl tV Co., Is ir- l, ami K. .Shriner Andcrionvtlle.
W & MATIAGK, WIIOLKHALE DRALEBB IR RTAFLE ARB FAMCf DRV G00M r..
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ts doubtleoe aa Invention among
rloed farmer aad stock foodor ond tba univofoat favor with which it koooooa received fro A trot moro Umn any thing else, altoots it wtUltyoavtoa psiatim For portability, simplicity of owstmet1on,ad
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it wa4s freest tat haadrod Ik.
T. B. HARRIS,
DUlHIUIST&APOTHEI'AliV.
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Having for several years Imported direct from
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X ton being dissolved, 1 wish to say a Tew words to my old friends and tho custoraeii of the late Arm. I haveconeluded to devote my whole time to tbe Tailoring Business. I have modolled and refitted the store formerly occupied by the Arm, lust opposite the Court House, and having received a new and beantlfnl assortment of Clothes, Casimers, Tweeds, Vestings, &c,. &c , &c. Prom lbeclty,l will make to ordere vory description ofclotliing. From my uo experience.and tbe uniform satisfaction heretofore given, I feel coufldent that I shall be able to give entire and
full srllsfaclion to all who may give me atrial. My stock will always be found complete every
thing pertaining to the business, and oftbe most
fashionable kind, will be kept on band, and per
sons of the most faslideous taste, as well as those
wanting goods oia cheaper kind, may call with the osanranco that they will be satisfied. I trust those who have known itand patronised me for many years post, will agSTn bestow upon me the light cf their patronage, and I shall use all my endeavors to give the same satisfaction tbatl havelnvarlably done heretofore. TOM BURTON. Remember (he Place and Remember i he name. Connersvllle,Jnne 15. CONNEHSVILLE Iron Foundry.
GIBHABT de THOMPiSO , (Successors to W. P. Oebbeart) Wholesale and Retail Dealers In COOKING AND III AHM. STOVES, an Castings of every Description. fTStoM on Monroe street, few doors Sonth of the Court House. 3 We keep constantly on hand the largest and best assortmentof Cooking Stoves In tbe valley
and having recently increased onr facilities fos manufacturing, we have determined tosBLLand warrant onr Stoves and castings AT CINCINNATI PRICES! Wecontlnue te manufacture the State Pair pre HATHAWAY COOKING STOVE,
now admitted to bo the bist cooking store In the United Statesi W also mauufaclure the Premium or Step Cooking Stoves, with 4 or tholes and
large ovens. Weare prepared to furnish, wholmals and
0BT41L
Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, and Irons,
&c, &c, at city Prices. A general assortmentof TINWARE, EAVE TROUGHS, k HOUSE SPOUTING,
kept on hand and made to orur.
Job Vault nas of all kinds.
made In a superior manner, at short notice.
Having employed experienced woramen, we
Invite especial attention to the fact that we war
rant our Stoves to perfofm well, nndlour castings
generally to bo of good mate ra I or the money
re tunpea. N. B Old Castings, Old Copper, and Country
Produce taken in Exchange,)
May lB-5-iy W. W. FRYBARÖER k CO., Wholes a vidi Kctail Dbslbbsi Dry Goods, Carpets, Paper Hangings, CHINA, GLASS AND QTJEENSW AEE , I B)ota,:siaea, Hats Capt, Straw Good Ace., AND MANUFACTURERS OP BONNETS AND MANTILLAS, CONNERSVILLE IND.j,, may is ' ly
Certificate from l. L. surr. I hvo known Mr. Korsha's Allcralivo lialra to
1 perform a very extraordinary cure upon a horse
mat was very uaaiy cut, aomo time since.
I used It externally, wsth good effect. 1 believe
It to a perfectly ssfe and efficacious remedy to bo used in many complaints.
il. I.. M AKK. Sov. 81, 1833. Foaaaov, O., Dec. 1, W Da. Poasas: Yosu medicine has completely
oured me, and I am hale and stout, and no signs of Kkoainatle pain about tne, I ant very thankthat vou made your appearance in this place. The only "re gret I now have Is, that you did not come sooner, as much saffertngand oxpeaa would have been done away. I hop you may always be anceessfol as with me, an J live to a goad old age, and never suffer with the Kbeumalism . I have only used what Balm I bought of you, and am now a new man. Yooro, truly, ROUT. BEATY.
1.XTABT Falls, Meigs co-, O., Dec. 19, '55.
Dr. Poassu Dbab Sib: Kou will recolloct solUngme on dozan.botlles ofyour Alterative Balm Od board the steamer Ohio lso, 2 on her upward trip, aboutlhe 9th or 10th of November lujt.sV have sold It alt bat two bottles, snd can ssy so far as I have seen and known it tried it has cured more diseases, and in a shortor time, than any medicine I evarknew. It bos already become popalar here, aod I could sell largo quantity of it If It wasgenerrlly known that I always had it on hand. I should bo glad If yon would appoint me sole agent for the sale of it In this place, inasmuch as the other mercnanls tn tee place are agents for ether mediclnea not worth half so much. If you do so, ! will do all 1 can to give tbe medicine a wide ciroulation. At all events, please to end aae one dosen each of your differ 1 n: aized bottles, and oblige Tours, H. P. LA WRY.
Peace! Peace!! Old things have passed away and some things have come new.
David slai ohtkh.
SOLO XaX WILLIAMS
SLAUGHTER k WILLIAMS.
WOULD announce to the public that they havo brought on an entirely new stock of goods
which tbey are now opening at tbe OLD GRIND-STONE CORNER,
long occupied by R. Tyner, in Brookvllle. To
enumerate their stock would be at tedious as It Is
useless. If you want anything in the dry goods
or grocery line, call and see for yourselves. They
nave New Dreoo Silk.
Ladies wishing to examine somo beautiful styles
or rancy mists, aro invited to call at our store and see some Goods which are elogant as any lady can
wisn to see. Bleached Jlualin. Ladiee are respectfully invited to call and ex
amino the nice Londale Hleecbed Muslla, 1 yard
and 1 men wide, sort imoressed ooods. Plain Bl'k silk. Won't Split
Webavejust received a celebrated Black Silk,
which has given universal satisfaction. Ladies who aredeairous of purchasing a black Silk Dress tbattboy can have confidence to believe will woar without cleaning, and will retain Its lustre, can And It at Slaughter V Williams's. Dreoo Good. Stellaand Crape Shawls, Block and Fancy Hllks, Delaines, Ginghams, I'rinU, Lawns, Cballles, Muslins, Linens, 6te., at our establishment. Hlenclicd t.lnesn Table Covers, Brown do, Napkins, Doyellcs; Jaateponod. OOO Plecea Print. Comprising tbo Pacific, Cocheco, Merrimack, Rngllah, Hamilton, Sprogues, Aliens. Manchester
aaaanumoor or other well known c
wear sailing cheap. Draperie.
we bare on hands an extensive assortmentof
isnii musim urs penes . "u ajar at ad 7iolnsr, Yoo may always And a variety of Sugar-, and New Orleans aad Hugar-Honae Molasaes at onr stand. Iron, Nallo.aVes We would call the attention or those wanting Nails of any also, and Iron of any kind, to our largo assortment, which wn offer low. oprllOS
TO THE PUBLIC. Ehis is to certify that mv wife was afflicted with tbe spinal affection and dyspepsia for nine years, and a large portion of that tlmo confined to her room. Three Joints of hor back bone were thrown out of place and curved, caused by disease and pain. She was quite bowed down in her stature doriag her illness. We bod three physicians attending her during the principal part, of her ill
ness, but she experienced no permanent relief
from their prescriptions. I afterwards procured one bottle of Dr. Forsha's Alterative Balm, and
by tbe time she bad used thatboUlo she felt great relief She ased but seven bottles, when she was entirely cured, sound and well, of her diseases, and her back-bone has lost its curve, aud she is as straight in her stature as she was previous to th attack. We aereby certify that we believe tbe Balm to bo tho cost medicine In use, and we believe It to be a certain euro fot the spinal affection and dyspepsia, and cannot too highly recommend Ilto any person afflicted with theabove diseases. We also find ltan effectual cure in many other di. senses tn which we have tried it in our family. (Signed) ALEX. CLARK. MAKY B. CLARK. Lynabbarg, Highland co., O., Jan. 3, '5. Lynchburg, Highland co., Jan. 9, '53. This is to certi fy that I have been afflicW fer seven or elghtjyenre withe spinal affection and dyspepsia, ana a part of that time was confined to my bed. I had tried the various remedies tried prescribed by the physicians who attended me, but obtained no permanent relief until I tried Dr. Forsha's Alterative Balm, By the time I had used three or fou r bottles I felt great re lief, and had not a sod more than seven bottles until I woo entirely cured of the above named diso. I feel t due to the public, as well as to Dr. Dr. Foraha, to state tbo above named facta, and to aay that I believe the BALM to be the beat medicine in ose, and 1 canot recommend It too highly to suffering humanity. I have used it In many other cases in my family for which It was recommended, and it bos given entire satisfaction in all cases. Johk WaLKBR.
CARTERS .PUB I MIXTURE.
THB CHKA I PUKlr 1 EH OF THK BLOOD ! THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN! Not Particle of Mercury in it An Infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's Kvil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or Postu lea on the fa oc, Blotches, Roils, Ague and fever. Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm, or "Tettor, Scald-Hcad, Enlargement and pain of the Bones aud
Join s, Sail Khenm, Stubborn sLiccrs, Syphilitic Disorders, and all diseases arising from an injudicious us of Mercury, Imprudence In life, or Imparity of the Dlood. Tliis creat?.ltertive medicine .n d Purifier of tbe Blood is now used bv thouaanda of grateful patients from all Jart f the United States, who testify dally to to the remarkable cure performed by the greatest of all medicines, "Cotter's Spanish Mixture." Kearalgts, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Kruplions on tho Skin, Liver DtoeoAe, Favors, Ulcers. Old sores, Affection of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Fcsoaks Complaint, fains and
Aching of tho Bones and Joints, are speedily put to flight by nslng this great and Inestimable remedy. For all diseases of the Blood, nothing bos yet been found to compare with It. II cleanses the system of all Impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Li ver and Kldnevs, and strengthens the
Difreslinn, srives lone to tho -lomach. makes the
Skin clear and benllhp, und restores the Constitu
tinn, enfeebled by disease or broken down by the excesses of youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the diseases of Feinstes It is peculiarly ap
plicable, and wherevor u has become known Is regularly prescribed with tho happiest effects.
It invigorates the weak and debilitated, and im
parls elnsllclty to the worn out . frame, cloars tho skin, and leave the patient fresh and healthy; a single bottle of this inestimable remedy la worth
more than all tho so-called Sarsaparille in exist
ence.
The largo number of certificates which wc have received from all portions ol the United States, Is
the best evidence that there Is no humbug about it. The I'ress, the hotel-keeper, magistrates, physicians and public men, well known to the
community, all add their testimony to tbe won dcrful effeclsof this CHEAT BLOOD PURtFIER.
Call on tbe Agent and getan AI sianac, and read the details of the wonderful cures performed by
Carter's oprnish Mixture, (in mos t cases where every thinirelse bad signally failed.) Tbo limits
of an advertisement will uoladmit their full in sertion. WM. S. BEERST Co., Proprietors No 304, Broadway, N. Y. To u horn all orders must be addressed.
For sale bv Druggists and Country Merchant
in all parts of the United states and the Canada
and by M.W. Uaile, UrookTiUe; A. II. Chase
New Trenion; James Turner. Fairfield: Charles
VanComn, Metornoro; T. Gilford A Co., Laurel
and K. Sbriner, Andersonvillc.
PETER NEFF & SONS. WMOLBSALB, HARDWARE. :nr. ii i Ks.
No. 932Peari;8t.:bet.5Vine A Race,
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comsselooloai & FortrardiBf
MERCHANTS,
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Liberal cash advancements made oa consign
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INDIANAPOLIS.
fitbranspolts Insurant! do., OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. A u lliorizcd Capital, 2000,000. BOAST) OF DIRECTORS: John D. D erases, W. M . MrC.BTY, Wm. K. HorsiRoBa, E. W. II . Ellis, D bloss Boot, H. B. Taloott, Job W. Kfbmcbb, Willis W. Wrioht, W. O. Wb.uto, JOHN D. DBFREES, Prest. L. R. Bbowkbll, Sec'y. S. P. CovmoTon, General Agent.
makos, which
riOUNTStY PBODITR - Slaughter A i Williams keep on hands all kinds of country Prodoe, Pork, Lard, Sweet Potatoes, Irlah Potatoes, Pumpkins, Apples, laMar, die., for sad
sheep for oaoh .
FREE OF CHARGE ! ! Two Splendid Parlor Fn ravin , Entitled "Bolton Abbey tn tbe Olden Times," a splendid steel engraving, from the celebrated Calntlng by Laudscor: and the "Departure of the sraelites from Egypt," a large and beautiful engraving from a painting by 1). Roberts. The re-
tall price of tbe above engravings Is 3, per copy,
out win oe sent rats or chaisi as ioiiows: The subscribers have established a Book Aren
cy In Philadelphia, and will furnish any book or
publication at tho retail price free of postage. Any persona by forwarding the subscription price of any of the 3 Magazlnes,sucb as Harper's, Cody's I'utnam's OrahainV, Prank Leslie's Fashions die., will receive tho magazines for one year and a copy of either of the above lautiful engravlars.free of charge, or If subscribing to a Sil, and a 1 Magazine, suchas Peterson's, and Challen's Ladles' christian Annual, they wilt receive both magazines and a copy of either of tbo above engravings. Bvory description of Kngravlngen Woodexocutod with neatness and dispatch. Views of Bulldings, Newspaper Headings Views of Machinery, Hook Illustrations, Lodge Certiorates, Business Card, Ac.
All orders sent by mall promptly attended to.
Persons wishing views of thelrbnll
can send a Daguerreotype or sketch
IBffby manor express. Person at a distance having saleable articles would find It to their ad vantage to address the sub
scribers, as wo would act as agents for the sale of
the same. BYRAM de PIEKCB, 30 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. jiiavKA. (novSOly) t. Marriaa a. Kansas! Kansas!! JUST BBCKlVRDatW. L. Farquhar dt Co. 'a, a a general assortment of Groceries, consisting In part, via.: Orleans, Crushed and Powdered sugar; 8 agar House and Orleans molosssaf afakrl and White Pish; odaand Butter Crackers: Prunes, kaUIni tad Flft.
tiding engraved
of the build -
I am well acquainted with Alexin. lea CI ark and his wife, and also John Walter, tod know tbe above statements to be matters or fact, and they aro persons of respectability and candor. Signed A.GIBLERI can recommend Mr. Porsha's Alterative Balm aa being the beat anediclue I ever used for'crsmps and pains. When 1 bad the Cholera, I was cramped very mach, and In leas titan one minute I was relieved of all pains. I have tried it for c uts, bruises, and burns, and found it to give immediate relief. I was taken with a severe pain in the back could uot straighten myself, and I only rubbed it twice, and the pain left me, and 1 was as well aa I ever was. It is good for headaches; my son was attacked with a sev ere headache, and in one-half hourufter bathing his boad, he was relieved. Yours, respectfully, J. W. Amur. Certificate from U.S. Hubble, of the Cincinnati Fuel Co. We had a horse thrown overboard from a Cool Flat, between two boat, and fast in the Rears at the time, and a steamboat passing, which jammed the boat to gether, with tho horse struggling at the time. He was very much eat and bruised. After we rot htm out we applied Mr. Forsha's Alterative Balm freely to the cat and bruises, expecting, however that the hone was rained. Bat after standlag about thirty-six hours, the burse was put to work, as well as ever, except tho scars in consequence of tho cuts he got. And we would cheerfully recommend it to the public as tbe best medicine we have used, and we have tried all Of he different kinds that are in use. I concur with others in recommending Dr. Forsha's Alterative Balm as the best medicine we are ever used for horses, and also for cuts and bjnlses on the human person. Bis S. Hcbblb Certificate from Chas. S. Bryant, Esq. Cincinnati, Jan. II, 'so. During the summer and fall of 1849 t was quite 111 at different tunes, from disease of the disease of tho stomach and bowels. By the first of December, the complainLhad run through the various stages of the diarrhea and dysentery, and dually the pile set in to complete the almost intolerable physical misery to whlch.tUis latter complaint frequently ..objects the sufferer. 1 had been confined to ray bed for abouta week with this last complaint, and was very muco reduced. 1 had applied to a skillful physician, who had prescribed for me several cays, but 1 saw do evident symptoms of recovery. At this point of time, Forsha's Al. terallvoBalra came under my observation. By considerable persuasion, 1 was induced to take II in small doses of a teaspoonful as often as a paroxysms of the disease came on. 1 had taken some three of theoe doses, when 1 felt decidedly bettor and afterwards recovered with such rapidity tbat In two daysaftrr 1 oommenced tak ing the Balm, 1 was entirely free from the effects vf the disease. 1 believe the Halm is an oxcollont remedy for dyspepsia and its kindred complaints, dyarrhea, dysentery and tbe piles. 1 have made this statement at the request of Mr. Porsba, who kindly agsred ose the medicine which 1 believe effected o cure In the above co. Kespeclfully yours, Chas. S. Bryant.
Wholesalo Depot, at J. dt C. Roakblrfs, No. 31 Poarl-st. Cln. Dr. Foraha, Drug 5tore, North side of I ..!: , 3 doors oast of south. Cln. O . For solo by D. V, Johnston, M.W. Halle, Klsughler.'. illiauis, j Powers, Llnck V Farquhar, and Wm.L. Karqubar,ln Brookvllle, and by country merchant generally.
uzo.sArso, j.
. M. ABOKBWS
SAMPSON & CO., IMPORTIkS AND DIlllllK riiinu, Glata sand Quceniunn, No OS Main Ntroet, 3 doors below third, may ie ly CINCINNATI.
BRÖ0KV1LLE.
Watches & Clocks.
mn.DAUSO.v TEDEBSHISSEB
VT vices to the oitizens of Brook villeaad vicinity, in the capacity of Watch and Clock Tinker and Hcpalrer, making and mending JEWELRY, &c. Long experience and strict PUNCTUALITY are his recommendations. Shop3 doors North of Llnck tk Karauliar's store.
Give me a call every body, and twill warrant
satisfaction. June 1 '55
4 'Time is Money.'
JOS. Ik. CLARK, at his new store, one door south ofthe VALLKV
HOUSE keeps constantly on hand a general assortmentofjowelry, Watches, Clocks, sllverspoons, razors, and i great variety of J FANCY ARTICLES, such as are usually kept by jewelers. He ia prepared also to repair old Jewelry, aod to clean and repair clock sand watches
on reasouabie terms and saw at short notice. He wilP also take oldsllverand gold in exchangefor goods. Junoi'55
SAMUEL MAUL ATT .
. rmrwaw.
aeeordmg to farmer I to
Wo. 8, offered at40 oomplete, roooy for tachiagth t,nd warranted to cram. f. corn, 10 bushels of feed per hour wit one hero
CAstSSIDOB RITT, IA. Morrison tfc Kewby B.dc H.M.Coeklln, BUOBBSTOWB,!.
A.S. Wiggins A Co.
I.NT tBI.IMILD I! 1849. PEEL a SONS9, ORIGINAL NO. I,
DD "ff IE HOIuSIE
F'
NO. 274 WALNUT KTRBET,
KastSide bet. 6th & 7th Rla., (next door North of
"Walnut st. House,' Cincinnati, Ohio.
ram the long practice that we have bad for
nearly forty vears in no rope ami rs BS
YOBKandin thla city for the last fourteen years, we feel confldent In saying, thai all gO.4.
intrusted to onr care will be done In the best style
and ol. charges on Blacks will be 30 per cent leas than any other good Hying Establishment In this
City. Oar Steam Dye works and Steam Finishing Apparativ is not surpassed by any other Dying Establishment In the West.
Gentlomcns' clothing renovated in the best
stylo. Ladies silk Dresses, Crape, Brocha, Printed Bay State Shawls, Poplins and Merino Dresses cloaned without dying. Table and Piano Covers
renovated.
Carpets cleaned by Machinery wtthoatrtnplng
and the Colors retained perfect.
Dresses dyed Blavckt fer tlyOO. This Is tbe only Dye House, that ever displayed
their work In a show window, aller tt had been
cleaned or dyed, which give the Publican oppor
tunity to decide according to tneir own Judgment, which is the best Dyer in tho City.
may 11 55 ly
size, eaa bo Tt tot aasratlo bv tta fsrrr
mlou tea, wi'hoat expense or sooenksicoi alsLatkOO adjusted and used with convenience by anybody . too Little Ota ha received Use First r rasas
umsatorery But Fair from M lose art ton
land the post fan , and tbat la th mosrt
m.niry swapper.
I nose alius rs guaranteed in the meet ossein to manner against breakage or dsi gsasoot, aad warranted la sraak food irosn oar csa, Mod fatal or fine homony Trot ahelled coro, with a daSTTOO Of ease aad eosvealensj for far psarpoasa, snir attained before. The snbeerlber Is now prepared to famish tho
farmer of Franklin Coaotv wH laaawersd
terns and aisee, to suit the varlod wants f al
f arr
corn, 10 bushels of rosso per onr wis one nn
no. lot fe,wm crwaa s dssbsw pi sws 5.4 at fW, will cradtW bashoto per bow with ThsvscTmUla win be Oo1Itsts la RrwoskvtO, cosily j lace on tbo Canal, at tbe aassbaaNrt prlci,1 T.A.OOODWW, Sola Agent lor FTaaazteCowasT. Groceries. aa Y stock of YoongHyoontflopowder, Imperial Mot Block Teas Is lar sad wellaelocUdof I to importatione, pure and froah. Also, Prime Bio, Java. Mocha antl Laruaxara Co: Prime JI. O.
Sugar, Crushed, Powdered, Lost and Clarited Sugars; Golden Sj rep, K O. and 8. H. Mot, Cuba Honey, Klee. Mall, Window Okasa, suits so Rags, Colored and whit Carpet Cbaia, i otton Yarn and Cotton Batting, with every article woeally kedtby Qroeers, all of best qaalittiee, warranted to give satisfaction. for sslo In qoalllles te suit, at the lowest market price. A A HO A. COLTBB. S. B. CornerMain aV Seventh Street, Clntl.,0. May 18 ISM.
SEALS!AND PRESSES.".!
SEALS OP FIFTY LETTER OR LsTM WITH Hall's Percussion (M SoaU of 50 lotto raorlooa with Bvens'Pereaaaa 5 jt . ,t si u it u i Levr $t De vices extra, from fl to b50 Rotary Publlo Seals In Pereasat, f In Lor. t. mmt3 Court and Corporation Seals, with large Lover Prooses from 14 to t25. Duplicat matter for tbe Seals W rite plainMind your Ts and J's. ' Address C. P. HALL, References: sl Engraver, BasinooBBoon V 11 West Fourth street of Cincinnati. J Cincinnati. O. rrpT. A.Ooodwla will act as agent at Brook viffefor theeReals arid Prooses, of whom tbey can bo obtained at tbe Manufacturer's prices. march 14 , r
lACOa KBBST.
a. t.
HATS AND CAPS.
SPBIHU STYI.KS. ll'F. introduced Mir, Springt Style of Hats, Tr with several nee aod beautiful styles of Caps, on Thursday, February 81st. e have no hesitation In aay ing that we have produced a Hat which canuolbe surpassed for BEAUTY Or- DES16S, ELEGANCE OF FIN ISH and the soft, easy manner in which it fits the head. IIUXTdi HOPKIRS, No. 139 Main St., Weatside, 6 doors below 4Tb, Cincinnati, O. marlly
JACOB ERNST.
WHOLESALE ds RETAIL BOOK SELLER, Stationer, Printer sad Blank Book Manufacturer, Ho. 1U Main Street, Clneincatt, Iteeaeooststontly on band a full and oosapaato assortment of Blank Books, Memorandaaaa, oka., ef bis owl manufacture. Merchants, Bonkers, Clerk of County Court, Ac, will Und oar Blank Books, of a superior quality. Particular attestion paid te tbe manufacture of Blank Books, ruled aad bound to any pattern, with piloted head whoa required. JT'Our flne Blank Books are paged. Abo, a foil and oomplete aaoortmenl ef Mies si lAueoas and School BoOka, Stationery , Ac. Purchaser, are respectfully Invited to give as wait our terms and onr prices favorable. Cincinnati, March 14.185.
HI il rmW
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KtTJ&ol
1
BLACKSMITH,,
MalnStrect,Southoftbe Public Snnaro.Easlsid
It rook v i I I - , lud. A LI KINDS OF BOLTS AND
r screws maadc at sheshortestno ticeand inthe bestmanner aVUBO
I pay partlcnlarattenUontoropairing
an kinds or Machinery, warranteaio be aa well done and at as low prices
aa can be found any whore Inthe Wesrt. ma 12 William KankT ÜNDERTAKEB.
V
EEI'S constantly on hand, Coffin of all sizes
and description, and a good Hearse with
wbich he nttends funerals in town or country.
JIET tLlC COFFIN'S, of two sizea constantly on hand, mar 14 WM. LEE & CO. m i WEST FOURTH STREET, OINCI5NATI, 4 have now In store, and are constantly recelvng Kew Stylos of rich FANCY DRY GOODS, Embracing all that ismost fashionablo and dos treble In Robenof as.ll kinds. Silks, Orsruridles,: Uranadines, Tissues. La u, Bsregea, Oaastlllsi de kuinca, Urllliantos, Eszibroidrries, I. arcs, (sloven, llosirrv. Miau ls and nantillna, A line lot of Prints at i;, e., 8e.,nd 10c; together with their osoal large variety of) WHITE GOODS, Linens, Muslins and Quilts. Their entire stock will bo found unusually attractive to bnyers this season, on account of the immense varieties of Goods, and' VERY LOW PRICES. Merchants are respectfully Invited to give them a call. Tonus Liberal.
CHEAP AND GOOD FURNITURE. WILLIAM FRANK, ANNOUNCES TO THE
W citizens of flrookvllle, and we rest of the world, ihsil ho koes a good supply or all kinds of Furniture at his shop on Main street nearly opposite to Smith 3t Lynnac:rrlfobbop. Ashe mkea most of it himself, be can r -orn mend all the work tbat goes ont of the shon. I'orsons wbowniianythliig
in his line would do well to call and examine the work and thn prt before buying elsewhere. UNDERTAKING. Ilekospitllaludsof coQu roady-inade.and r 8oed Hoars withwhlch he can attend funerals In tta or so unary. 01 vo him a call. Juaseicstly WILLIAM FMAMt
IMPBRTA1T TO BUILDERS. H0RSIBY& BHIBR, FRONTSTREET, BET. WESTERN ROW AND JOHN, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Dealers in all kinds of Lumber and manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window Frames, Mouldings, Base Pilasters, Weather Boarding, White ana Yellow Pine Flooring, Shelving for Stores, Failing for Fen. c e s , Boards planed on both sides, of various thickness suitable for the Inside finish of houses. This establishment will be found to be of great, benefit to persons building In the country, as tbey can be supplied hero with all the materials ready made of lumber, thoroughly seasoned for finishing houses. In tbe Lumber Yard connected with this establishment there Is kept for sale an extensive assortment of Lumber for all building purposes. Sash primed and glazed, constantly on hand. All orders promptly attended to. TERMS CASH. Nov. I!, 185347 I jr.
CIIC1I1ATI MARBLE ffOlü Western Row pp. Catharine St. T. WHITE & SON, mHOHAS WHITE & SOT, WHOLESALE X und Retail dealers in Foreign and American Marble, Monuments Tombs, Head and Foot Stones Table Tops, Fences for Orare Lots, aod various other articles. Entire satisfaction will bo given to ail persons favoring ns with their orders. We employ the best workmen, and sell at prices lowsr than any other Yard. Caps and Sill, on hand. Our Agent for Brookvllle, ts afr. James Kennedy, who willattend to allordera.
B. BARTLBTT.
B.A
BICKBSLL.
B. Bartlett & Co.,
Kar-
Commission
and Forwarding:
chants. AurrACTt'iiM or Alcohol, Oansphene, Phoigenr and llurnlng srlsslol. Mo. 28 Weat Front at., Cincinnati, Ohl.
Mnseed Oil, Lard Oil, Castor Oil, Alcohol, may 18 ly
Spts. Turpentine, Potash Prussiste Potash, White Lead,
Candle., Maren, Reap, Glue, Sic.
COATS & CHRISTOPHER, MAKl VACTlBBBS OS Phosgene. Cnsnpltene, Burning f luid sanol Spirit Gas. ALSO, ALCOHOL OF ALL STRENGTHS, Refined Charcoal for Rectifying Whisky, and Pore Spirits. Km ID abd Pbobobsb Lavfb, Wmolbsalb ASS U BT AIL, Xo. 6 College Bnlldlng, Walnut St., Bast side, between Fourth and Fifth Streets, may inly CTSCINNATI, O.
rv ST. J. B.
s. rosse n. WTRMS.
. a
a . ernst
AB.
FRENCH, WYNNE & CO., Importers and wholesale dealers in DRY ,00DS aae . MA1TUFACTUTIEB8 OT WOOLKH HOSIERY, Ho. 19 Pearl St., between Vine V Kco, marisly CIKCISATl. S. & H. RUFFJNEÜ. Manufacturers and Healers In
tlllll and Wholesalo and Retail GROCERS, N E COH . WESTERN ROW A PEARL STS CINCllVNATI, O. ttTTbe highest market prioo paid for UAG OLD KOPB and other paper stock . ov 13 oily '94 Aaron A. Colter, R.E.C0K5BK0P SKVBNTH AM) M AIM HTs. 'I!'II.ATI. OHIO. RovJId- 4-lyr .
GROCERIES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, If, t Commercial Hew, BBOOrvTLLX; HD. WM, L. FARQUHAR k CO. HAVB bow opened, snd will keep eoastaatly on hand, a general and complete assortment ef Gaocaaias, wbich tbey offer at prices a low a they can be procured in Cincinnati 1 eoaall parcels. Mr. Farquhar having bad snncb oxperiooieo in this branch of trade, natters himself tbat socbkibs can be furnished by wbolbsalbIc this market but a SKADS A B0 VB CutCTSBATl FBICS SJtd SA reuilto induce the purchasers to r at cass sows.
l heir stock consiautn pen ot
Coaee
Te
B.O. Sugar Powdered do Crushed do Molasses Mackerel White Flab
Cod Fish
Losseaa Pickles Nuts AlBCSSSds
Salt by barrel " tn sack K ic Dried Peaches " apple Dates Willow War Oysters Candle
Louisville Lim aod Cement.
Trace, Halter and Breast Chains, Spades. Hoes Hy, Straw and Man ore
Alt of which will be sold for small,
Cincinnati wholesale price for Cash or arraesae COIKTBV rSOOCCB. Call and examine oar stock; one doer oeetb ef Llnck dt Farqnhar's.
Cbeos
Te
Shovels
H. LOSING & CO., MT. CARMEL, IND.,1 MAM FACTI-BERS OF CHAIN PUMPS, PEOpose to sopply the people of Franklin seastr with on excellent article of this pump, ot tbo lowest possible rates. All pumps set by tbom are warranted to tire entire satisfaction .
In
may 93Am(
D. A. BRADLEY, SVCCESSOst TO BRADLEY sMkOTTB EHR, Wholesale and Ksuil
TTA VING just returned from tbo
II large and varied stock or flne
Bast with
sae waten
Rich Jewelry! Comprising as assortmeat f
NEW AND BEAUTI FDL STYLES!
which I will offer to tho old customers ef the
firm at satisfactory pries. Call and oeo at IS . w
Corner Fourth A Main, Ciaeotnnatl.O. mar Id
WM. R. PADDOCK & CO., EXCHANGE BROKERS,
CORNER OF THIRD AND WALNUT I
cmcanfATi, o. mar 14 ly
FIRE WORKS,
CAJTDTES, RTJT8 AID FROTH, WXOLISAXB AMD BXTAIL BY JOHN R. MYERS, B0291 Main Street, bet. Fifth aad Sixth, Was Ride. CINCINNATI CT Allordera promptly tiled and MsAafae warrantedful! w.lghl. Nov. 11,1893,47 l yr.
LiTHcioPiT i inunn. ViewsofBnlldiafs.LABSwrAMrs, Portrait, Ol plomas,Maps.Show Cards, Notes. Drafts, Bills ot kxchauge .Labels. Ac . Ac. Ml DDLKTON as WALLA OE. NoliS walnuistreel.OddFellowoHaU. Cincinnati. ov. 1 1,18 7 ijrr.
THE STODART PIANO i
SMiTH & NIXON,
OHIO
Agentsrorthe moot owlebiated manoraetorte. ef the Union, eoalre to call tbo altoattoai ef borer psrticulorly to th above colobrated lasHraaaoaU of which tbey constantly keep a splendid assort? msnl on hand. FOO OWCBTKBSB. QCAUTT, AJIB 00)0 A UTT OS TOSS, rows or bbtaiwiwo bot wobs a rrsra. nsLicAtv or HASissi, rsersrtiob or riBtsH, ass ossai OOS ability, TlIBSTOTlART PIANO IS UHM'KPAHhBD. Piano Hall, No 70 Foorth at., soar Vise, doe 14 ly
NO. 312 MAIN ST. BETWEEN 8TH, AND 9TH l EKnacosatantly oabatse a ksasjMfwl ss
menlof HATS AND CAPS, ofthe moot fashionablo kind. Ho invito bis M friends at Hrookvlli. to firs bin a call wheals) vis! I the city. My7,ltji--l yr.