Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 49, Brookville, Franklin County, 21 November 1856 — Page 3

A PAPER FOR THE PArTO ßlROlsB OBVOTBD TO THE AMUSEMENT UND JNSTRliCTJON OF YOUIHG AND 010.

From Hie Cincinnati Case tie. Prom Kansas. Biu Snu.Nos, Kansas, Oct. 28. The Fres State men meet here to day m a Maas Convention, for the purpose of nominating a person to represent them in Congress, in opposition ta Gam. Whitfield's claims as Dlegate from this territory. Between two and three hundred persons hare already arrived from the different settlements. I came m from Lawrence this morning, with a large delegation of the citizens. The weather is delightful. Several parsons are talked of for the position. Governor Reeder and Marcus I. Parrot, of Leavenworth, are the

The Convention has just been organized by tht choice of P. C. Schuyler, of Council City, Chairman, and Wm. Hutchison, Ksq., of Lawrence, Secretary. The chairman on taking his seat made a few remarks, setting forth the necessity of there being a perfect unanimity among the people in the support of the nominee. His remarks were listened to withjrreat lUon. An informal ballot was taken, and Governor Reeder and Mr. Parrot were the two highest; a few scattering rotes were given for Gen. Pomeroy, Mr. Winchell and others. On the second ballot, Reeder received a majority of all the votes given, and on motion his nomination waa declared the unanimous choice of the Convention The Governor has not returned from his excursion in Southern Kansas, where he has been engaged for the past two weeks, assisted by the United State Deputy Marshalls, in the irrest of Free State men, chtrged with the commission of various crimes, for arming themselves and for defending their rights, when invaded by armed bands of marauders from a neighboring State. His excellency is energetic in his labors, ( and already, if reports are true received from that quarter,) he has succeeded in taking twenty or thirty prisoners, and they will be brought to Lecompton. aad incarcerated in the prison house, already crowded with victims, who arc awaiting trial, charged with murder. His Judgeship Lecompte it is said, has determined to adjourn this term of Court next Saturday, and the cases now on the docket not disposed of this week, are to come up at the next term which commences some timo ia April. The eighty seven young men indicted for murder in the first degree, are very desirous of having their trial now. But that cannot be done, they must remain in prison from term to term of the Court, without a trial. It is believed that the Government will not risk the conviction of these men, having fears of its effect upon the country. But they will retain them as prisoners for month?, in a small and uncomfortable building, where many will die, and then after having suffered an imprisonment for months in the coldest of the weather, brought up before the Court, and as was the case with Governor Robinson, it will be found that the Government is not ready to proceed with the trial of these cases, and the prisoners will either be released or ad iitted on bail. But all depends upon who is our next President. If Fremont is the successful candidate these cases will be dropped at once. If Buchauan is elected no one can foretell its evil to Kansas. The pro-Slsvery man in Lecompton say that tho Democratic party is pledged to have Kansas a Slave State, "and it will be if our candidate is elected," say they, and some of our people take the liberty of disputing the assertion. Fours, ION. N. B. Mr. Bennett has been on trial in Lecompton to-day, before Judge Lecompte, on an indictment rf "assault and battery with intent to kill." It was proven that Mr. B. was at Hickory Point on the 13th of September last, when an attempt was made to dislodge a band of invaders who had taken up their quarters there after burning the town of Grasshopper Falls. Tbc Jury brought in t verdict of "guilty" against Mr. B. What bit sentence is t have not yet learned. Yours in haste, ION. Colonel Fremont. Whatever may be tho current of politics, Col. Fremont has, in the recent contest, gained laurels which no mere victory could have given. He has proved himself possessed of the most emi ent qualities of a man and a hero. Maligned by the most malicious lies, he has not stooped to answer them. Asaailedin the persons of his mother, wife and children, in te.ms which are only applicable to tho vile and oriminal, bo has borne it like a martyr, and reviled not again. Amidst a storm of fierce assaults ho hat remained calm, nor once departed from the dignity of his position and tile deportment of a gentleman. The passage of the Kooky Mountains amid the snows of winter, proved him capable of courage in danger and of fortitude in suffering, but his piuMao through the Presidential election proves him that rare character a moral hereo. While a shame, which can never be washed out, adheres to his assailants, he emorgss from tho ennHic wiser in conduct, brighter in renown We were not in favor of Fmbmont'x nomination, but if it appeared an error then the event has proved it right. Nobly has ho sustained th c tuio cmmillet to bi trust, which has been sallied by no act of his, but is now stronger end brighter than ever. It ! now certain that no other man could have aroused thu mt amount of popular svmpath , and to him luts been pais) the highest oomph munt ever bestowed by this nation on mm of hi age. At forfy livo only, while yet young, he has barely o scape ä an suction to thu Presidency. I or him it is glory enough. Cm., tktsrtt,'. One of the Signs. The loading Fiujsohm organs in th North have, iueo the election, inhibited uamialakablo signs of future union with the Republic mi against the Pro MUvery Democratic party. Mr. Pill more's homo ui 4.111, the Uuffalo Cum mtreitU Advertier, says: ..mm mm -Ii BMBawae u bo sassie s NUvo Stale by Lxsoullvo ialerferuuee, if Walker is to bv muI.mI in ..r.l r i . Nicaragua a basis of operations (or tne acquisition uK ub.t, audlhu -, , oat tho doctrines of tho Ostend Cir cular, which Mr. Uucliafian was the tlrst to siir, it t!u prograiMssj is to be followed out, why, nothing is moro etiialn than th complete consolidation m ot a , sT. ... Of tne American ami Republican par tiett Into a compact opposition."

A Sectional President. James Buchanan is to be the next President of tho United States His partisans declared that if he were not made the next President, there would be no United States for anybody to govern. His opponent was a "sectional candidate," they said, and the Union could not endure him. We have now a clear view of the result of the late struggle, and can determine just how much or little any "section" had to do with It. Buchanan ias a majority in every Southern State, but one. He hus not a majority in a single Northern State. He will approach it in this State and Pennsylvania, but will not reach it in either. Division in four Northern States give him their electoral vote., but J.he votes of majority of the people in every one are given ng:iinst him. If that man who carries one section and losses another, entirely, or so nearly as not to affect the argument, be not a sectional President, wha' in the name of Nationality is he? Jas. Buchanan is rejected by tho whole North. He is accepted by the whole South, except one State, He stands the confessed embodiment of a policy designed to strengthen a Southern Institution. What is such a President but a "sectionalist?" What perversity of language, or ingenuity of misconstruction can make him anything else? But there is another consideration touching his "nationality." He is not the choice of a majority of the people of the Union. So far as the result is ascertained he lacks very many thousands of having a majority of the votes cast on tho 4th met The following is a correct as we have the means to make it, and will probably not very far from the truth. The Free States, except California, are allowed the difference between the combined Fremont and Fillmore vote, and the Buchanan vote, and tho slave States the majorities so far as ascertained, that Buchanan has over Fillmore. Maj. against Buchanan, 437,200. Buchanans majorities, 17C.0OÜ. Total nasi, against Buchanan, 2713, 4UU Thus Buchanan is in a clear minor

ity of a quarter of a million votes. New York alone comes within 3,000 of casting as large a majority against him as all the States ho gets give for him. I' urtber, if the returns from the tar Southern States do not swell very largely bevond what is indicated by the reports already received, Buchanan will but little exceed the popular vote of Fremont. In tho New England States, except Massachusetts, the 1'illraoro vote is very slight, not prob ably exceeding 10,000 in all of them. In Michigan it cannot be very large, but whatever it is it cannot materially diminish the Fremont majority wo have (riven, as that is repotted at 15.000 to 20,000, independent of the Fillmore vote, but allow that it will bo diminished 5,000. Iowa is claimed for the Republicans by 6,01)0 majority, so that wo need not diminish the yoto wo have given Uira but 4,UU0. Wisconsin is reported nt 10,UU0 clean Fremont majority by the latest dispatch from Milwaukie. Ohio gives about 20,000 Fillmore votes; Indian t, gay 25,000; Pennsylvania, nay 40,000 "straight Fillmore," New Jersey 18,000. Altogether the reduction in the above figures by the Fillmore vote will be about 271,000. Thus wo stand then: Fremont & Fill, in the North 437,300 Deduct Fillmore vote 271,000 Clear Fremont majority 166,00. Buchanan majority 178,000 Buch, over Fremont 12,000 Verily, this result is not a very bril-' . mm m mm iant victory. The balance ut Bu-; ehanan's popular majorities over Fremont, is but little over twelve la Ottsand, and the actual returns will not probably vary it a gref deal Thus our 'national President goes into office the choice of a minority ol the people, without a single popular majority in the Free States, and chosen only bv the bouih. It "section aiism" is "ever to be demonstrated by results, and by mathematical processes, it has been demonstrated in the late election in the case of James Buchanan. Indianapolis J oitrnal. IsjiSS iei from Penusj Ivani. give him :t majority of 59 in tost Stat. Post Master General. When Judge McLean was Post Master General, ho was grossly abused by adisappointed applicant for rc-appiont-ment as post master in one of the . 1 I . IT.. ... ' ... . I i 1 I small luwii.i. u ' uiiunii.iuiuuiu to be informed in writing why ho was not ruitpnointoJ. Ho was ho inform etl, and it is nnid that the following is i copy of tlio le'tt-r with which ho was favored by tho Postmaster Qonsrnl: P. 0. Dkpautukmt,! Juno 6. 103. f 8t: The ellejrittion against you m t aro, mtmcrnUH nnu strong, nnu aro ohiefly those: Thntyou cannot rend or writo well otiotitfh; arc not n safe accountant; havo been guilty of the rrro most negliuenco in not iloliveiiii.r wlter . wlu-n called for, n negligence nlways inconv en ic ut and oftun attended with injury; deliver Isttsr frequently to person fir whom tin y weir not mli-iuNd, m l .nil or them to he t.tkmi nw iy; f.til t n-n.l Ivttarn und psi katros by mail in tl'e. proper time; sometimes trading the mstloff without putting into it uny lottots or p ickfts that bad ptn lodged al voir oHee; reverse tho destina tion of letters, and rnd them back to tbu ii I ace. i wlu'iic lt ' 'Mime; have not sensu enough to d after tho letter have 1 r tne error ii -pe-Urdly and gross tr ied to nthaddressed to returned; make freo mistakes in tho bills I erotBoes; open package a other poat ofncea; when a neighboring post master calls for it mail, minding 1 a . - Sout any one, rijlit or wrontr; uwoiu'V' the regulfttloos respsotlng dead newspajiers. iipprojin.ite hull u doi II ol tin in to your own u-o for two or threo yiitin, uuu resort to mo uuneraonspcculitllon of selling them for wrap ping paper; Uli up a cirouUtlng library with periodical works obtained iu this wavy; uro uucoulh ill your behavior; od ion to (be population; heup error upon error, mid avail yourself of those rrors in order to supplant )our em plover; have been tried bv the vicin age and found wanting; and, to sum p, thev ebarge you with want of principle mid capacity, Ueapectfully, your obedient, John McLean.

Its Legitimate Fruits A lady ia Georgia State, in a communication to the New York Tribune, that a large number of her letters to Kansas and other points have been opened, on account of a suspicion that sho is tainted with Abolition bentiments, and that all her movements are subjected lo a most annoying system of espionage Like a woman of true spirit, however, she insists upon her right to hold what sentiments she pleases, and express them, either verbally or on paper, at her own conveniece. She relates other similar circumstances in the same vicinity, illustrating how the "peculiar institution" makes those who claim to be gentlemen forget even ordinary politeness and that respect to the female sex of which Anglo Saxons are so fond of boastiug the world over. Such occurrences are but the legitimate and inevitable result of the Slave system . The N. Y. Courier and Enquire speaks of these occurrences as follows: The violntion of official duty in Postmasters is not an uncommon thing. It has been practiced even upon Southern people themselves when writing to Northern friends. Letters at the South addressed to John C. Fremont, within the last four months, have been repeatedly intercepted and broken open. One Postmaster In Virginia even went so far as to refuse point blank to mail a letter addressed by a Virginia lady to Mrs. Fremont, who was her relative the Postmaster declaring that no letter with that address upon it should mailed at his office- And he kept his word. That

sprig of chivalry deserves particular promotion to it? Will Franklin Pierce see jEyA Dutchman describes New York as follows: "Berry tine peeples will go about der streets sehen ting each other, and duy call dis business." A gentleman from tho rural districts, (&rter vainly endeavoring to solve the mystery of chafing dishes:) "Look-a-hcre, waiter, bring me some oysters, but have 'em biled downstairs. 1 don't wnt none of them darned little cookstoves." "I embrace the opportunity," as the fellow said, when ho kissed a girl in tho tlaik. "We are liable to deception." as he exclaimed, when ho discovered it to be an old, ugly nigger! W Great men never affect anything. It is your three cent individuals that put on airs, swell and try on the pomp. The difference between the two is as great as between a barrel of vinegar and a bottle of syrup. OT A gentleman having done something wrong in a public garden in Paris, and being called to au account for it by one of the guardians, said to him, "If I were to put a dollar upon each of your eyes, could you see !" The answer was, "No, and if I had another upon my mouth I could not speak." A crooked gentleman, on his arrival at Bath, was asked by another what place he had come from "I came straight from London," replied he. "Did you so?" said the other, 'then you must have been terribly warped by the way." Ü3T Wu are to judge what is right, prove all things and hold fast to that which is good. 1 he conscience is a sacred enclosure, set apart and couse- . . 1 . W l crated to tne service 01 tue aiosi High, and on this hallowed ground the : loot ol man uas no right nor privilege ! to tread. The a , chM smi,ea k U(J 8, b , hfj ,g are huVerinK over antl w,icporing to it. pjercc Pungot thinks differently. He i cites tho eise of a poetic young lady who said, as her infant uenle w smiled : "Detr little one the cherubs are singing to it." "Non&ence, Polly," cried the matter-of-fact mother, "it's not the cherubs it's the cholic." Tho celebrated Dean Swift, in preaching an assize sermon, was severe against the lawyers for pleading against their consciences. After dinner u young counceller said some severe things agaiust the clergy, and added that ho did not doubt, were the devil to die, a parson might be found to preach his funeral sermon. "Yes," said Swift "I would, and would give tho devil his due, an I did his children this morning.' ' . , , , ..... p. jkV iVk ii'Mi , uu ur M,iruv isi-iuu-erRtj0 votes were not polled the par lie i being ufr.tid to vote, or having left the city until rtfter tho election. Loniiville Courier. "Veryprovcrbly" as Suggs sit)F. Louisville i not the only plaro WMTl I '200 or 1 600 Domocralio voters came away till after the election. Indinna will liow where they went lo. Some where about a thousand of them voted here, und there is notoriously not over three hundred kgal Iriih voters in the city. Jnd. Journal. tTThis young womun was right in upoiling the marringo ceremony: A young man, In business in Livepool, led his blushing bride to the alter in the Old Church of that town und when thu question was miked, Wilt thou lovo and cherish," see., he un iwt rd as is customary, and added "When she needed, he'd bang her." Tim eiil i tn itit -diitlely flopped lluolorgyman, and asked if it was to late to retract. On belüg told that it wits not, i he tin nr. I upon her heel, und quietly walked out of thu church, saying that, "A nmn who could say what he had said, at such a moment, in jest, was mol likely to put them into execution," and hade him to choose Another mate. T 4T Arrests for illegal voting uro more numerous than we over knew before, Wu hear of them in almost sv try uounly, and uniformly the pnrlies are Irishmen This vagabond class of denlsena, for they aro not oitisons, me thu inut vlluotivu weapon that thu Uuohanttr posies, nod tltoy use it well. They will Uud trouble hereafter, law or no law, in forcing their lllegs.1 votes into the ballot-box. A tuoru general determination to crush this infamous importation, by force or fair' mumm, we havo never heard, as after tho olectlon on Tuesday. In many place it wam crushed, elleotually, end it will lo aain, und luolu mid more, till it ii killed. Ind. Journal.

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you do smile, mm happy, or be crab young ones glooii ir hoi-H. hould I, and mnke all those and the eldt r ones mineral)!" ! The nmam you produce is incalculeb a smiling lace, a kind h pleasant words. WV countenance; let ju and love ;,'!ow on your : is no joy like that whirii kind act or plrasanl feel it at night when y morning when you rlso, i day when you uro about iSw" Comply with bear with oth rs, but sei t. and -peak a pleasant in your eyes, head, There ings from a ; nd you will i rest, in the ! through the our business. me humors, u none. DR'S BALE. , Administrator tho eatsto Isle or Hrsnklln cosnty, wlllbflßlven nn purchsser giving with Interest Trot lie, wakTtug all valuation nr.d apprsUomi-Mt law Hep 1!) IIIOS. MADDUX Ai'in'r. STATU OP INDIA N V. FRANKLIN OOOl I Y. Tbo Flromsn't Imuranc pany, Cincinnati. vs. Danio! Walker, Carollo er, John Wslkur, Nlrlm! ker, Richard Walker, W. Walker, and John A er, Krauel J . Klna;, Jan ey.Msllliow ll.'llowJ.VIi Orrlllo, and Mulil' u i In '.ho Franklin Circuit Court. Com- 'V ulk. iV'ulOl. W. o. VViuistn W, Htftbop, Jnu Complaint to fo reel oil) n Mortgage, Jacob Aber, MM (ii'orgo VV. Day, How en ' Jacob Aber, John II. Kobcrt M . lotncnK J Jeuka, Admr., Ajexti W Union, laaa? N. Leooeda W. Wlmluu dors W. Sbutwcll. Ji Lehman, Kufuii A. Jon A. Whoeler, Max Stmlli ry J. Lauar and Mosas The sto vh named Ur. of tho pendency of ssil poarln Uie Circuit ( .mi the aoeoud day o; tb- to den at thu Court lion county of Franklin ami drst Monday of Februai auawer the complaint of Wltni'M John M. .loin aller, ilu M. ler V. il.ton, I heoIII II. I, Ovo. r, lien. tad!ur. ' ald Cocr, and ttm .;M da Oct 31 II D. I1 JOHN St. JOHNSTON, Clerk. ASA IOLEHAR . (Law of And Sueeeasorto Initio, Wheeler At fgle bsrtln KeslKsUte Äffende,) lllornry nt I, aw uud Until t-:iut- Agc-ntt WllUltundio the Collection of Dubta, thepnr ebaieaadaale or Heal Estate and all other professional bualaoss intrusted to him In Vancer burrh,aud tbo adjolulncountlciln Indians. VTOrnt soviRTiic .malrahi, KVAXHVII.I.C.IN HI ASA. F. 0. BAKER, UKA I.F.K l!f ' 1TAPLF, -. D FANCY D R Y CO OD S, F70TI0NS, READY MADE CLOTHING. HATS, CAP.S, &C, ONE DOOR NORTH BROOKVILLE BAKE, HKUUK VILLK, IM). Furnishing articles of vory de.crlptloa. üsrmenu made to order at lb e shortest notice . sprtl II VALLEY HOUSE. BROOKVIM.i:, INI). JOHN KINO, PROPRIETOR. TIII3 well sppolntft! Hotel hii nndercone thnroacb repairs Tor tho summer season, under the i m mi He assures bis friend and til m with thrir patronage, sira at all tlsMi to make llu able, as be Intends to keep lue assistants In 'every der Boarders will be arcorui reasonable terms, with slut I am also prepsred to tu to any part of the counlry Jnnt tf f.: . "r is duAdministrator's Notice to Debt O TIUK Is hereby given Ibut the not. du oststo ol Caleb II. Allon, have been I tbo II rook vi ment It exp a Hunk fur Cvillectton. JO.SIA1! ALLEN, Administrator. Uct. 3w TIGHTE, NEWTON & L AMi.i. - .,. uulversi kuowloagcd to bo the best Amcatca. My stock wo nc tor than now.whilo my prici the drst of January next c For proof, como and soe, at street. No. 74 Solo ajrentfor I... N.cir D. sor to Müsch ok White. t BRAD2URT8 PIMl ii .trier UVSM I oil itiiST.-: Kl'O.M) UAND.J have sere ty rianos that 1 waut to rent, a will let the rent apply on tho pi chase until tho rent pays for toe rent, and py for a Piano oud noli C. a No. 4 West Hole Afoul for L.,N.&: Ii ' Pia de Child's uielodeoi.s. Co.ill '! ". iuri:i.uii:s ! tii:i.(ix:om me jrwjj, LODKOHK!! MBI.U DEUN Si: Hy i lock of Mclodeonslslho -in the city. Prices from ti to$;iW) I When )o i want a Melodi-on , the plsi o to b i.. ill at no. 74 West hoiirtb s'.rewi. C. M. MCltCIf, Nil a- i,i f..r I.., N . ek U.'s Pianos,and enccoisoriuMurch V While. uel .'4 JTOJEt'S NÖTIGE, (by given that tbo uudcrsiKiiod Miinted iSsceiiloi of the last will i tt, l.ilo of Kraiiklin County ,loilaiu Is supposed lobe solveut. JOSliPIl VVKL.SH, lixecutor. Y Oil CK i has be f I noma Ct-atod. I Nov 14 A NEW LOT OF HITS. illlSflli BBOIS. Just rrccivetl ut 0 (Ii Ott S, l.N- . Wool i Shirtii ry ijle i. I'ur iibl. bj 1 1 Loy y. ,v i. U dershtrU. ILmI.tv, n Scarfs, Contorts, Cultars and Iravelllnu Nim Is: tg and iuatlly In tho Men's F chasers will savo Theinselv i allien; directly at .No. It) at tlolll, IU my itock Is now the IsffOtl Mid BtOtt coni.latn llinn any other lu Ihu same line Weal of the Mountains. Thsnklng the psbllefor put pfttroiiuc, would solicit a eoBllnnatlun of their favors. ISAAC V, MM III I, No. Id Kast Firth sirvt, o.iltu tho Di nnlson lloii, Cliirlnnatl, O. .n 1 1 Ilm F II Ml. U.s, For tb best HAMMS u haw . vorsosn jro lo V. . L. FsMui iuh t o. X F"' tho bsstTcAs In II. uov 7 W. I., FssofHsK m Co GROOXXIU. Just rseelvsd at !to. U Comniervdal How, a fresh stock of Ororerli , e mslstlntf in .nrt vis; Niifar, ' nnlr, ( offee, Woap, Tub, Ca adlet, MoUm's, Halsiu, Tar, Muts, Mall, I'runua. Ill f .1 .' !. t utdae, .Nnlla, Ku,dse, UfA Ms, XX. Drlud lie. I nml It 1 TV St Iis A C UV 7 lK l oi h i; i i 9 N u have a few extra Cii.ar Hull II uov 7 w. i.. i'.o ii ii ,v Co. public hau: or tjciiooi. LAND. it H i. b'i si. 1. 1 si piiiilifl MtUM ..ii the iiteiiiii. s, sTT on Saturday, lh SttllSf Novniul r, i twuoii h hours nf liioVI.H'H A. M. and I I', M. of said day. all Ihn lutrrt . r c.id eeaeed. eeoor an eeuioy .'untrue i for the eur ehaso tbsrsHtf, In the Ailiowlnir described Ira. i ".' Hehonl Land, sliuntu initio lownshlp of lAUrsl, In tbo County1 of Franklin, and Mui el I.. ilium, tO'Wltl Sevaetjr a -re olT Ihn tuuth sld" f Urn a. mill west niiartor of socllmi .. isi m, Ii. j In I ownshin Wu. twelve (lu) or llenjre No. IwiUo (IS) est. IK KM OF SAIL. On. third In .....i I . .1.1.1 ml.., Ii ,.. niaindsr in two vquel nayeteiils, ne ssa two years, thu uurcliassr slvlnir now with Hiireve. so urlly, waUInf bnnpBI ol valuallnn Inns, and bender Indemnity Inteeurelh iiu i n riti.ui. of satdcoiiii.ui. JUN I t'H M. ,lNk, tiov 7 A Im I it Ulf niuf, WBJOL'T'S VB0LTAUM3 HAIU XHVIQ01U' TOB. This aui.urUr Kulharlou 11....- i.ikuI, i., Hi,.,.!, . Ille. It neads no li'ilili.s;. All that Ilia twite wsnlli I. jw where 1 1 tfii I .r Ii Onto l. n . . t ,' OIH'OT UODNK. mui iiousk m n i it. i. '''Kit eon Tin: uk. BM tute i..r nut.li days, m i . . ..... 00 enWrtatuad at any tlur at la v. vital prli s. 'Hie table w ill b lutulsU Willi the bvsi : nmr Set ailord, dune up lu Uie best sltlool cookluf, tSf SS MM. lll-.lTI.il 0.

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TAIT & SON, COMUHSSIOM MERCHANTS, " it ö1 i If' a E.t No. WiilnatMt.,cinclMuui,o. l.vr, Kr, Ormln, !'.uthr, Orlci Prnlt, , Pn'.nLiberal CASH H'lvacv u.i'nU inuJe ou roiiltffnturnt. OrdofSfBt Crrr!f and Msinifsflturod Aril cles 'licltl Slid Sllod on the mnat fsrorsblo terms. tasyiftly Mutcof Indiana, i'mnillii) hi Franklin Cosimsti fount v. J lien. Karah Hollo) , Ar.drww J. Thorns') Amanda Thomss, Jamea W. Gil-1 More and Sarah Oilmnru. VI. I'ctltlou f r PawMMSa. o hereby nnllflcd in, and to abi, for thn couuthe nest term use. In Urookd lists or I nd. try no-it, and I nlatiikifXs. hn M. Jolin- . of suld Court, ay of October, UZvSTON. Clerk. toi thll a.: joh: oct 21-lw Stale of lud br , Frenklinj lu the Franklin Comty. ) mnii Fleu Court. Ilnry Van normen ( vs. i'omplaint t- foreclose rotor y. wncni ana) .vii.rigao. Deborah w. Wriht. I Tl ef ti and the lern Km aiiNaroherchvnoilucd vn Snamed complaint, of Common plus for ' second day of the next tin. Court llousii In then and there to answer tho complaint of said plain Ulfs. Witness John JJ. Johnston, Clerk of said Conrt this villi dav of October, A . D. 185. JONH M. JOHNSTON, Clork. DUHMS & CO.. Importers and Jobbers in 1 JKWKLK1 Kd. 130 Main Htr I FANCY COOIIS. ir Commercial Hank, iclnnatl.o ir7'Vatch Mi Nov. I l,i"3n, i' Tools and Materials Iff J. II. ELLIOTT, St. D.J l. r. BB, M. D. ELLIOTT & BABB. i' mui h i. d, ma. lit:. KLLIOT l .l.arlne associated with htm In If the practice of Medicine, Surferv, dec. Dlt. HAM, recently from Maine, respectfully Informs his friends and the sk a generally, that all business in their profession wilt be promptly attended to. Oct 17 tf Public Sale. On Salurdev, tUo 1st day of November laW, at 1 o'clock, on tho public square al Hrookvllle, I will ell at public outcry, without reserve, two span ol IU'il- an ll ll'l, u a curlty0.1 Li )ne year's credit with Interest on ' valuation laws, with approved l-e-GKO. HOLLAND. Millinery. if US. !,. I (JKTI'.lt HAS RROl'C.H I ) T 1 uu a tot of fashionable Ilonneta, Trlrorulnirs e., and Is prepared to bleach and trim Honsels at short notlco In Rood stylo. OUI7 If Wanted. .".0,000 Husbcls Corn. 20. (MR) Bushel Oats, lOtUOO HusheU Klax Sood And all kind of (.rain and Grass Seed, for which WO will pay the highest market price. Hep If) W. L. .' v ". , 1 1 a it & Co. O.W. KlJSDtl, J. II. V1SC4MP. O. W. KIMS! t. SS KIMBLE, VANCAMP k CO. 1 ITA VINO I) TIIK STOCK O F i'd by T. Montacue, In II Goo In .MoUtmora, conllnuo to ac-ominodato the public, on tho uorlli side of the canal with STAPLK AND FANCY Dry (roods, Ol every quality. French unil Knglish Merinos, Delaines, Lcbers;es, Mautlrs, Shawls, Bounets. Ste alto, uu endless variety of goods for mon'i tve.ir. v. c keep as utuul, a complete stock of MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, of tbu latent styles. In Boots and Shoes wo have ou hand an entirely new assortment of Iho best mnnuueiures. in quality, stylo and price, our (rood will suit. J in.,- 20 CANAL BOAT CAPT WM. SUDLER. WILL ruako regular trips weekly from Ashland, Fuyotio county, to Cincinnati, touchlu at iturei, flteiamora, ur.ioKviiie, Kocheslur, and oilier desirable iioi.its, for Frolrrlitaiid Passonjrers Ibo'-VVuyuo" will leato Ashlaud, Laurel, and t ille oo Tuesdays of each week, and rclurulag, will Isafs the cily on Friday reach Brook, 1 1 lo. Melamora, Lanrcl.and Ashlaud, on Saturday of ma suck Tho "Wayne" is prepared to do all kind of sbl piling, and from Hioloiit- oxporienco ef Capt, M.. It. -r, persons wishing tosend produce to the ciijjiuriani, wiiinim it tu inoir 'liter, si lo en trust itwittihtin. 1 Un "Wayne ' will recolroaud discbr;re bor fruir;bl at tho V.'arvbouso of Llnck eV Farquhar, upper lanatnjc, If not otherwise directed, whore aiiiploarrangomcuis will bo prepsreil fur sblpping all kind of Produce, Flourand Merchandize. Country luercbants, Miller, and Blacksmiths ar"respeetrull solicited lor u share ol their pal ro.,ago by may S W. L. FAKQUIIAK oi CO., Agonts NEW DRUG STORE. tSIOTT OF THl! OOLDEM MORTAR. OKALKIt IN Drus, JTIrillrlncM Puints, Oils, I . .. , nff, I'crtuiiii rj . Million SwT AC, West side of Ma in St.. next door to the VALLEY ROUHK, BROOKVILLE, INDIANA. rpAKK-'i pleus.ire lu Informing lh public goner j any. met no is now hi receipt nt mm open lug in his new rnoin.iipjioslto tun public square, a nirico aim lau siocs ni .onus in ni llnv. Ills sin "), ol Dittos and Muaera, Ho can .iy with all coiilldcncp, I not urpe"d. iMUivr iu quality or tnriiy,iy any ulnar buua In nt, nor at a low price, uu large storx ,ii I i i 1 1 1 -s , Oils, Varnishes, &o.. Kept by blm, Iscomplote lu every part, lam now n ui'igiiii eleg:iiil.iisiirinn'iii ol Knglili, French itnd American Perfumeries, All of which have ooen nartksasd st auch prices as will enable me In self tbem al the very lowest mli'S. I or uny nf Ihn above or numerous nthrr aril. i lnHjf Sept In houses ni like ,'hnrnclwr, Ilm i I lie are respctlitlty ISVItta 10 ISS MPM of tho cieid.Mi Mortar." rtiyalclans ran rwty Opnii bavin Iholr pre .crlp Ii i mri'iiilly compnunded. I. V. JOHNSTON. ßttOCEUIEi.MABDWARI!. WAILS. ETC.ajr Liii.kA. Farquhararels rrc..i i ,.i fiiTl upidles otlieh,i, est llrorni liM.auil I'rtst ser) led llardwal. duller) .and Malls, nl No I Cuninmr. elal How , by LI Ml' K rt. V A Mqifli li AU PC) I HK WOULD! p t M if a I lions A. to ILowitHN, fur sale I nt pi svr v . L KsaqeMsa es t'o.'s. i; Ol' IMIH 1 A. In tins Franklin Clicul ' ,i.i im 1 1 .rv, l Court. Ftromaii's liisiiraiieu c.iuipa t in , i inutunaii. John Walker anil' I.itcy Walker, aauQoha A. Warder, rraarl J, King, Jahn ('im . .Mi.uhiiw II, llow, .Mill i. It, OryiUe.aml Mali- ,, l. ..Ilten, . nute I W . IUse. Ihm, Moses II. Ilasatlln, Uli bat I W.lUsho, William W. WelU, ilmilge U . Ilia, i.iii, J oll II II, Hum Isml, Hein. in Mi.ntagiin, Marl Ci.iupUlul t . i ,i.,, I..,,. Morlinge. ln.ui H. lies Wilsen Mat . I i.rl, r. Iliaui II, M, A.lm. I saue N i rt'lnslun, s D, U h "lk-M A ,Wikur. iiik d ii f' nduiiU i.re liefeh) hullfl aipear in late ni in. nah, uu tin. iir( Mroi 'steai, anS eniwtriW i iplairi inatnn.ClerU ofsald Court, f . A. IL lain. il Di Oct ..i 41 Jons M. Joil.Nhto.N, Clerk.

KING & WEST

A the old h D. Price Uiiu-s, rv 1 rSSfsSI I snsrket. :i ..f :r.' Is full nud coiaflvte,conslllnt In art i I niack nd Fuucy Miltes Merinos, I.jstres, Debases, Cashmeres, Ctullof, Valentlas, Flalds, llelslnes, rlns;bams. ete. 200 alecosi Printe Of good colors, and a choice sol. cto.n of iittrm. & , a spleudld assottmvnt of letanot Trimmings, Laea Kdilnrjs. and lusertlnrs, of .erörv kin ' asul style; Capes, Cellars, dersleev.-s, llaudkfrchiefs, Hosiery, Olovei, Mitts, Satcli.N, an., thing else necessary to complete the Ladle ' I.-' . V French :ieltto, Of almost uverv color.uud sturle. Ilm! nin't till netts, Twaoda. Vcstlnrs, & c. Or If yon j. r-;-r a rnrnieDt ready made. wtcan .show you a I Uiu bestand choup.-sl slock nf .'leu und Hoys' Clotlslna In this portion of the Ktate. Also, a .spleudld asortmont of Uisats' Fivrnisltlng- cods. Our stock of .'s tuple t;ootlsi Is heavy, nud consuls In part of Hrown and Kleaebed Muslins, Drilllnr, woolen and cnltoS Flannols of alt co'ors, Chocks, Tcklngs, Dispers, Mariner's sirlpet,dtc. Int Capos lloola A Miooe selleclad earefully, nod at prices that will sjII.W keep a concral assortment of Hardware. Queensware, QUslware, roceries IVallss ssO In fact, our stock Is complete In every depnrtsnenl. Wo wUI take all kinds o f merchantable pr.n; St tho hlfheat prl.'e, Inexihaas; fur RomI, aud five you the go nls at essh prices. .m-iy NEW FiriiNITUM STOKE. E. s. ! UM' II. JOSKl'H kKVN9i.ns. HAVK OPKSKl), ON MAIN NKKlihl , OHI'OS. lie I. luck's St'ire, a Isrro assortment or Kuriu. 0, -in Ii Bl ' llcdstnails, NUuds. cimlr, Table. willow Wagoos, Mattrasses, lrfune..Ve. Which ihejr offer for alo, ehonp for cash. I Mit ist tlvIM:. They will bo prepared lo lurnlsii Colone at short nonco to town orcouulry. Sep 5 l) RS. PEEK tV L1NEGAR, ROI.KCTIf! I'IIVSK IWN A SI IISsMMSe H' LKEHY rosiicctfullv ten.ier their nrofenalonal services to tbo cltlzeni of Ml. carmul and vicinity. In, i, ine by n nroml attention tn il.,. .ii.iu. of their profession to merits share of tholr natrjMl. Carm.'l, lud. topt 19 To Merchants. IlE HAVE THIS BBaaOfl MA UK OKr. IT I.MII provements In our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. For tho accommodation of our rnnldlv Inor...!.. lobbln; irade,t which we respectfully invito tho attention of buy or Our term are a liberal lo cah and prou-pt time buvora as any flritelsM Rutsrn houses, anu Merchant will And It greatly to tholr advantage before purchaslngeltwherc, to examlnu our stock of Doiuretlc Liucns, llouackueplssir ;oiv, Dress l.oods, rUnbroll-ric, loll, s,, Nuiiuets, Nhatvls, .vinutllca, Cloak, &-r. We continue our extni.au e retail ,,..1.... mm "uat, WNI. I.F.K A: CO.. Sep 5 3m par 71 West 4ih it., Cln'iL, O. BT AB THOfilTY!! THB tntcSiipcrintenbfiit BOAIiD OF EDUCATION, Havo rdered tbc followlog dcilrable work fur tho Township Libraries of Indiana. Some of thetu have been put Intoeverv Library, others only Into the most populous touir-iiii's 1 ho earerul atlenliou givon to tne examination of worts for these Llbrrsries, is a a-uaranloo ut Uie merit of the boo ks chosen. Msnv famill.,. win dalro U own the book and read them at their luiaure rather than wait their turn unU gal thom wwnsuip i.iorary. TM works may bo purchased of Bookseller, or will bo unt by mail, free of postage, upon puyiuentof prices aunexudtocacb: Fan's Ancient History. Mucb.upelrortoltollln, bocau.o moro Concio, accurale, nud up with modern research, 4 vol Ctothgilt, 33L beep, Library .tyl, fjo. The Teacher's IOlscellany. Isauewand valuable collection of article, on Education, by Judge Mclean. Urs. htowe, Big, Mct,uffey, Aydelott, IVkett, l.yud, Hoit, Bd otbea inombers of tbo "Colllgo ol Teacher " 1 vol.. IS iuo.. cl.ilh. r.i History of the Pilgrim and Puritans T7I . L m. x niuors. ByMowell and Wllou. lvol., 18 mo.' cloth. a i o$ ' Moffatt s Li.o of Dr. Chlamors 1 vol., I'.' mo., I 15. Tho Ladies of the Covenant. Memoirs of DlaUogulshed Scottish Fomalo characters: ombraclng tbo Period of tho Covnantund tho Fursecuiluu. By Hsv. Jamei Anderson. I vol.. I2mo.,91JU. laoffatfs South Africa. I voi.,i'j mo. 1 wcirtn edition, 91 Six Years in India, Colin .VcKemlo. 2 vols., ag., .cloth, lly Mrs. Kern's Practical Landscape öaraemng, WiUiS plana and Uluslratlous. Tbir-t edition trJ. MAH-OF-WAR LIFE. A Boy's Experiencein the U. S. Nvy. (sixth thocsakd.) 1 volumo, 10 nio., Ular. rated. 75 cU. The U err I, it nt Vessel A KAI LO 11 HOV'S VOVAOK.S TO .SKI". TIIF. WOKLO. (tUTU THoliaAND.) t volume, 10 mo., Illudraled. 13 cts. RorOhen" admirable aeries of volumes, "Manof War Lire," "Murcsant Vessel," ana tho new volumo to appear lu September, nnder the illle of Whaling und PUbli.g,'' muitbe received with great favor, as the two Hrst have been, wherever circulated. They aro tbo faithful luuulnfs of n.ne year experience, ul era, ofa common sailor, a nall.e "Huckeye," reo ignited a Inferior to no wrlterorths present da). In lirllke del mentions ot adventure by tea. es Very itriklng and gruphic pictures of lire al Hoa. evidently authentic. and very Instructive. Has adventureenoug-h to please, vol truth enough to dissipate tho charm of a sailor life, I'. V..rk Kvnngellst. There Is In them a vast amount of Information respecting the commerce of tho world. Prenby terlau Wiiuoaa. Will tako rapllve the yosng.- Journal and Messenger. A Buckeye Abroad. Or, Wanderings In Europe and thu orient. Ilv Suuiuul M, Cox- Third dlilvn, IllmtraU'd. 1 l. I .' ino.,iui4liu , 1.1,.' Th Throe Great Temptations of Youn Mon. ft, Hamuel W. Klsher. Puunh ",HlMi. t vol., IV in..,, gtuu. Ihesn are rapllal works Tor I'anilly Libraries. I'llldlshed h) MOOSE, WIL1TACK KEYS A C gft Wri t'ourtli st., CIiiMI. .TllTCIIIil.l. I M -i VMOVtl, Mir Of Tl! lllli STATES. ii,',iii)ii,' r rit-w. West 8 east 1 4 II Ins. A... rniMN NKW AND WKLL h iilritl .nlnlUUtUs i" i r.n m I r i 1 Ovo f.'l fi alas giving a v i o .lilt, -i , 'I.' . ii o ni.. I I i ml American Male, with iii, niicin Houlh AllierlCA. Ii lins I ml been Issm po 'd II loltmn of t Ins Hie locations of Hin luWIii Slid CillkS nf Kan as, and en the weitem coasts. Il la an liidtupon. albla ariii l" in ever family, and will be Furnish' u.l in Individuals al lue matiuta.'iurxr' prlte,nd . an In. had i.l.l) ofasenls, Ilm stibesribef will 1 1. II tl.ii .llfiorunt puiiiuiis ul Hit. and a Ij.iiiiIhk i um, uns as rapidly as possible, i d liopn. lo im I wliti such 1'nuourageiuuiil as lie. i il. ,. u,u Map ilcserveSs n i ion WM. P. SWKK1'. 4 - ssaseasea, i sea , t es- mm Frovldsnoe, fi. X. IU10DHS OB. Bl riDOTBTO UALARtA. ni)ll Ilm pret niion nud eure of fern and J; Ague, or Chill Invi-ri Duinb Ague, ami other li.lnrn.ll.'iil ai I have ii hand this l.lW.li, ,, raiitn'l lor net) slugl lias the bi si 1. 1 all St and recti, mi lot mo, Drool. ill.-, In, I. Hui i I I' ol4 tf llssUUIIAMr a foaiUR'H Appl I'earer ad ) liuvey's Uuriss Maciun. -s , iur sale al sepu W. L.l'sao, iua d, Oe.V

i in. This Is an i ber In the w. mal, steam o Those wish I) about the principle nl rh i.rii-r-s ttt ea, h I will mi write. Il Post ODJ 1 tenter and Pro'p. Ui sl.Cluriunatl.O. Sop I'JOin pi HATS! CAPS!! FURS!!! WM. DODD&CO. ISVITK TIIF. ATTBNTfOS OF H MOLK-ALE IK'YKKK ion complete Fall and Winter Stock -CfFbOl'" r I' UU. BILK At OOL HATS, Plush, Clolh and Pur Caps, of ever) description, aud a tpl- mild it-fi.rlinent f Full 0U)tS, liLKrALO eV rAM' HÜHLS. No 144 Main St., oast sin, tn-l .w 4th at. Sep 5 3m pur Tin mm i mmm. 3CH RICHTE d WKLLINOHOFF, LATB OP II.VMIi.1on, OHIO, ofPEIt TR ctllaen or Prsnaliu count. , Indiana, KONUmKNTS) AND fOUIl sVOM.S of iho very besl quality and flnlaU, at a low rntet weao be lurulsbe.l la this Valley. As their w,.rk speak for Itself, ihey ruferli.il, either lo the shop ur In the grave yards where II If already sot up. Hnop In tn.i Old Yellow Tavern, soul ii of theall, Hrookvllle. lud, anjrv ly SHOULDER BRACES. ir A Its ITS NKW STY 4, which are parfswlls ill elastic, iilvlna; frou uctUm lo the mnsek-., anil will not cut nnder Uie nrm. tuounirvj L SlippUUl'lvUh. in nu b are worn wltli ni . .i . ...iirort, havlngetape) I'oreurcof varicose veins; anew style Svip ensorv Bandafro, f..r treatuierit of varlcocllr hydro eile, Ac. liiatruinenl i i. r I nalmeiit 'of It .w Legs,CluhV.H't, I'uriuter,- i Spine, nod all other .ll kind of Supporter aud Trusses on liar. 1,' r made lo order. M a USIl ox CO, ' 1 Kaidea Lano, New York; aud AlAKriH. ( OKLl.ss y CO., So. S Fourth street. Ciwo door rest of Main at.) i n:n Cincinnati, Ohio. RUPTURE CURED, M.1iSH'S NEW PATENT. f ii tlili only I n. that will effect a pernitnont 9 eur dwelbla i and dlro. rill euro a largo proportion of all rea, or Hu,,ure, when rightly applied ve have privilege of rcierrii :: t i'rof.' Valentine Mott und Willard Parker, of New.Vork: Prof.' K. 1). Mussev, W. II. Muascy, Geo- C olackman, J. V. Judklns.and other surrsons of Cinclnn: f refer ring to many persons rotidiu well at in New York, whob uao or this Truss. This aud es and Khoulder n races on bl m: U Mai ItilRtfH.C No. 5 fourth; t.,2 c ttuy2'j.3iu nail, as I ue,.. V. .häb &. CO., i west of Main, . t'iuciunall, O. Clothing. P 0. BAKER SELLS CHEAPER AND BET X , ler ClolhiiiK Ihau any bouse In Uie market, l'hey also keop a fluo stock of Furuililng tioods.and mako Garments to order at short notice. Blank Deeds, &c. There ha Just been Isvned at this office a new an ueout, (Dort .orrn oricages, Comruls ds, Summons and We havi loners' I subpons BROOKVILLE BANK (17 I I.I. allow V V afterthisrf puyi ble in Imila lontlino Deposits rusde ilo or I ndlsnn currency, Hy ordorel the Heard, .. ... - J' W -HITT. Cashier Hrookvllle, Pub. I.1I033. Prints! Prints!! FORMerrimac, Cochcco, Bay State Philip Allen's Spras-ues, üunncls, and all othor srood stylus or Prints, go to aprtlll P. O. UAKKR. Boots & Shoes. J A.M SELLING MI'.SS' audsupply ) ourselves for pnlgn. nag 10 O.MKNS' c. tlll -eost. Come iukk irroat political eamJ AMES .NUUI.K. niSH. Jasl received Hmokod Halibut, Wbilo r Pish nnd .Mackerel Uolesala aud retail bv July II vv. L. Psqcuaa dc Co. LAR1). Jlo.l Prime 1-amilj Lard InKegi, for sale bv W.I,. Psaut-iisa A Oo. IltOM.Meol. aud Mos Id Boards constaatiyoB hamlat M.si oiitaa v Wulum. i'K, Produce. All kinds of Produce la keu for ;..,. I at Si.ai'oiitsh 4 Williams, ' I nl. INK. If )ou want a uo.t'l Vlollu g to J ily l W . L Panc,t mab & Co. It HT ItBOr.lVKI). lOhlf bl Mam-rel.a bl?bü .1 White Süd Cod Klsli.nl aprs Sr. t. "saatBts v Co'. G tASSWAIIK and Chlnswsrvof super!. r qsallly at ."(.Al UUTSa Of VMI.I.UN. citiMi on m;i -'.s bi .i t.i.MuMBa I iipr'.j W. I.. Psi.ni ii, a a Co's )WI,KH. -Just r.-' li. .1 .. K.',rs IflSe and Can I mm l'..wili r July II VT. I.. Pasui wsn .v Co. HAalM.waltoliiUBuii's Mujierlor Haitis, "huuld- , er and HiUes lor sale at spr8 w. i.. fAiiai'nsarCo,. i R ACN Oll.t I XS, fteTe Inr'i- suppi, ttl JL SLst BHTsa V, it i umi. Ml! VI ' i idleife to U . I.. 1 . . . ii is A Co. PAMIIIU ply al A Kill 1 1 A Ml It IlMKHH (JtlUlM A I.eW lull I.' a eV I . a 1 1 Nsn's jOl,Ai'KMlTir!s lor noil till I KU mi ; ., il roNu' H', v i. "i. r Kgna an. 'Ue.go In Wm. b f'.at'iia Ce WORMS! WORMS!! JiKNPlMtlM 6t VKO'S VKIIJ ir sab' a sup i : w. I., FUENITURE AT WllOMSSALI's L'RKJRsS WILLIAM 1'll.tMK ofKRItM 10 NKLL bis large lot of escellenl Kurnlture at wholealenrlee. pcrsim wishing to inn nny llilng In his line m III do well to call in hi in l.ef.irn bm lug i I ewlnre As lie makes fininllitre, I n "Moid to aell eheap, hhop opposite Mr. Lynn's Carriage abn. Hep NliW YORK DYE HOUSE, WALNUT STRKKT. (West Sld. bet. Sixth and Seventh, ) OIROIINATI, OHIO. fVVUIMii, BOO t) KINO, MtstAM KIM l II I SO, 4.7 A . a . . I' M "l.i ..u.i.liMU will lie a-l. "S l,, cleaning wlni i l'rape,Hrin heund printed Sdiuwla. Also, I'auiass t'llflslns, t'afjiet, lings, llrnggels, vrstsirw frsssss tH Country iirsmn. II) 1. It. .1 I,.. ' au WU-ly WM. 'IK A SIM Lit. itt IIM I litruKM. fur modlclBeJ Mrssesea wely. I We have in store pure Porl Wise, Cognise llrandy ami Whisky, Hll W. l l Altm HAH A CO.

AYER'S FILLS, A KKW and singularly succoerfal remedy for the curs of all bilkuts (Useases CostiTsncet, Indirestiun, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fevers, Oout, Humors, Nervousness, ImtabilitT. Inisramstion, licAdnchc, Pains in the Breast, Bide, Hack, and Limb, Female Complaints, &c &c Indeed, very few are the diesem in whick a Forgativw Medicine is not moro or lees required, and much sickBees and suffering might be prevented, if a hares lest but effectual Cathartic wrre more freely used. No person can feui well while a costive habit of bmty prevails ; besides, it soon generates eefiooa ana often fatal diseases, which might have been avoided by the timely and judicious use of a sood purgative. n'vi- 1 1:1 , j n 1 . r 1 uia is suae iruo 01 vosus, revrrif.:i svnip BiBous derangements. They ail tend tn t produce the doeo seated and formidable which load the hearses all over the land. Hence a reliable family phyiic is of the first importance to the pvbne health, and thu Till lurs been with (oniuinmits skill to meet that ucracx extensive trial of iU virtues by Physicians, ore, and Patients, has shovo: results ts. !. Any thing hitherto known of any medicine. Cures have boon effected beyond bci.ef, were they not substantiated by persons of such exalted position aad character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the many eminent gentlemen who have testified in favor of thaw Pills, wo may mention : Prof. J. II. Locks, Analytical Chemist, of Cincinnati, whose high professional character is endorsed by Joan MoLaU, Judge of the Supreme Court of Ok United State. Thos. Coewiw, Secretary of the Treasury. Hon. J. M. Wright, Governor of Indiana. N. Lomowoktii, great wine grower ot Um West. Also, Dr. J. R. Chiltow, Praetfoal Chemist, of New York City, endorsed by Hox. W. L. makct, Secretary of SUta. Wm. B. Astor, Uie richest man in America. S. LdtLAKD ft Co., Propr's of the Metropolitan Hotel, and many others. Did space permit, we could give many hundred certificates, from all parts where the Pill have been used, but evidence even more convincing than the experience of rn.inti.t fÜU I BsSSJ is found ia These Püls.Ptho reit w upon M a a ills, the result of long in stigation and ottered to the public as the boat and study, are oflered to the public most complete which Uie present state of science can afford. They are compounded not of the drugs themselves, but of the medicinal virtues only of Vsgetsblo remedies, extracted by chemical process in a state of purity, and combined together In euch a manner as to insure the best results. This system of composition for medicines has been found in the Coerry Foctoral tod Pill both, to produce a in or efficient remedy than had hitherto been obavjsed by any process. Tho reason is perfectly obvious. While by the old mode of composition, every medicine is burdened with mors or less of acrimonious and injurious qualities, by this each individual virtue only that is desired for the curative effect is present AU the inert and obnoxious qualities of each substance employed are left behind, the curative virtues only beini; retained. Hence it is self-evident the effects should prove, as they have proved, more purely remedial , and the Pilli t surer, more powerful antidote to diaeaso than any other medicine known to the world. As it is frequently expedient that my mi should be taken under the counsel of SB si MIJ.. mm.A mm V. -..l.l .,,. ,.,..,.. I.J.. . remedy without knowing its composition, I have supplied the acournte Formula? by which both my Pectoral and Pills are made to the whole body of Practitioners In the United State and British American Provinces. If, however, there should be any ose who has not received them, they will be promptly forwarded by mail to his request Of all the Patent Medicines that are offered, how few would be taken if their composition was known ! Their life consists in their mystery. I have no mvstteries. The composition of my preparation is laid open to all men, and all who are competent to judge on the subject freely acknowledge their convictions of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral was pronounced by scientific men to he a wonderful medicine before it cifecta were known. Many eminent Physicians have declared the aamo thing of my Pills, and even moro confidently, and are willing to certify that their anticipations were more than realized by their c fleets upon trial. lney operate by their powerful influence on the internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it into healthy action remove Uie obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the body, restoring their irregular action to health, end by correcting, wherever they exist, such derangements as are the first origin 'of disease Being sugar-wrapped, they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. For minute directions, see wrapper on Uie Box. PKKPAUEO BV DR. JAMES C. AYEB, Practical and Analytical Chemist. LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for SI SOLD BT FltOV XVCMin'Si HAIR RESTORATIVE. IT HAS WOHCED MIRACLES. rs MAT io bald and array can bo restored perorlpinal growth, so far us tbelr lock arc conrorne.i, uocg noiaamii or iiouoi: eeoMes, it will cure every poseible disease of iho scalp, vilictbcr dcvclooed as dsoJr-irr. iLrhlna. or ir tu.i naiuvi cuiaoci.us empiiuiis even sea and in no possible case will tt fall of r If by magic, nervous or periodical beadi If used twice a week by tbo young, re adn.s , M win preserve Iho color, and kee the hair fr..m falling, lo auy imaginable age. koad anst Judge. C. H. R. Office. Vandltla, Jone VI, 1&4. Paor. Wood-PearSir: I lake pleasure In bearing voluntary icsllmrn.v m tho excellence of your Hair Restorative, t b ree months ago, my balr was very pray. It It now a dark brown, (the original colors amooib and glossy. The only application I have mado to il, has boon the Hair Keslontt live prepared by ) on, und which, Iron, Ike resell tn my own ess . I can moil carilialk reco umend lo others. YoBra,dcr. KfiWARD VVOLCOTT. V'lnecnne, RKOP.O. J. WOOD: As ufacluro and vend your roc Restorative, I will state, foi concern, that ! havo used It use It that I have, for fx hul.it of uslog other Hair Hi flod yours vastly supeil.irt, Il entirely cleanses the iios Ind., Juno Cl,ltvS3. you are about to man nt1y eiscovered Hair 1 whomsoever tt may and know others to rat years, been tn th sasSsaSlIS, and that I i any other I know. foandruff, and with I teslore any person' I semr and texture, gloss appearance; orlng iho hainis that ch It drop. I would, p to every ens deetr d texturo of balr. WILSON KING. and a I this, wltbuul dis. apply tt, or th dross on w Ihurefor.., recommend its ous of having a line c. I, r Respectfully. S'l. Lsa I...... oq , assi PROP, wool); As you ere about lo prepare and vend your recot tivc. and as you i . tat", that my hair i gray, aud after usliu storalive, It rtaaui.luappllealioii, all a) my head, and I bari grxeablo Itching of i those bo usu II, wi appearance of liavli l'rai win hair. I em, sir,) ours, uu ii. STKW Hi. PROP, u nol): My hi 'rl.a.l.i..r...verelyeer, nr..), nccot in c o .1 r....iiir It, omnienced Vislnx ; two month ego, Ii w tug evnlinuid lis u weeks, It has turned sum '.I soilnees am red io those prodiiLn. Mhy other prepaiall.'i It as au ln.i(sicnti. I .r liieslitipUpurpw Um hair, t en have Im eiiluili.iu an) il. Is claimed !r tt. Waterton n. M.. Ws) I. 144. S to III .1 III I'lior ii i. vlrtuns and inha live. Three aw the disi now, I f Je)eld ai il BlMNsVtwai, ? r ,r w ood's ...iabiiiiiuiei.it It Marbel ntreel hi. leiHl. Qri. V . Johnston is sole afent for llmok vllle. aprll II KllANKIilN MACHINE SHOP, AT IU UKOOK VUJ.i; COTTON Faotouy. WILL BIRCH, MANt'KAC )lrw ani ANPI'ACI I'll!' U I MiKTHOP I.e. I - i Ml I. and filled d rssrews'eut p and fJlos S Inrs, IL All allots ol I to order, ai she, tossy i)iih nr made teur.1",. ii,K oiaan. ' MachlM..... . sfiSSM Keasoi Äp.H I 'I t.r.i iiaiil..,r I n n , I. in isd OaMier. tA I II. Mi i.i ii. II0UTN A Uli M..OR, Wfc have oa hand a good aasnriment of Hoots ,,lieJ!t;Wil"M,,'u''."' ''alee, Move, Miss, Kieasidrniidr. ... m, ai,HurrPa toleorets. athlnsBndltws,aiBiw.,H,, .. eslis VVNJIIA IIMUU.

P. CHILDS tv ro8

(Msverelgn Halas Pill .taauit'iery , P.f'.lWs terUI bnnef! deeas It pri of this wlnti Uie is', lan I rst I ilolisis I :beas tu i mirted that wi 1 1 KXi UKK. I'leare notice the nesuk Mr. I.rowr g, .a)f,.raa. rfi'. ' it . . . '. . e "llr reswonaS er. ir yon war,, a gov nieitBh plrser , r,.,r s b v at lb" earlleetssscf esse see sndriv tessssa trial. Ave), VT'.s.,iM. am,-M. aatela : lliu It's I'ti I n i.i - ii m fin ' I Lavsrat taw4 , , n fam.ly f .r iho last re. en year, and Ssni e tster retie es r'd. I re red myself 0r the . i -r ..mpla ntal the ooSBSBeBeeiueel . r tSsU lime. and cared aim... I ell kinds nf dUoes , rl with tbesa. I hsv hewi plagued to Swd uEl sisee Mef Wsloorth cointr.snd thai I th oi is) rrju'iingiu,. agen Ointowll tlxra. fsspaet. , (ico. Nr.. a, The folio ing fresi oar IsasWIsso rl respectfully prenUd: .J?hn- yeH.Jfso Msyvllw.ls,S.. 1KV5, writ's: i a, I believe ) onr pi... te be a good raedt M Ike .i ..pi., like then,, and free, il.-m. yog II." w.ii fosaasoeeise a aupfd .:iima.-.u:iei.', Po,b, p, ... nan Dee. tl, writes: III "I haee sold wbai nllls jour agent left Ith see mw . - v j ,.u u n-nil :un a lew OSS yes r Sovereign Halm Pilb. ImairOial I sold gate aatlsf ael.e." e o I hat Iianicl rroee. Perry's P. .. i,. ..... . sss, ir, nies: "I have . 4d out all Use Bulls ,,r, t.l coeieseU nan. uw. ii , no u., ZZ , .Wim . 'Mi,r, Uol.bi rroi.'s station, llarrieua Co.. Ki.. July sse f Mettrs. A . s. Huriehrt) A bro-Cenu- v... Sovereign Ha I in Pill, have nr.,ved lot.. 1 . remedy liej" for Chills aud P.-.r 1.1. tm ( oinplalnu sod Dyspepels . a , h.Te VuHSf that wore left with sso, and a there a laisro ste nand yeaerlllpleaer r-nd m, ,(,..., ', md lately, aud oblige. V., ,r. rr' " fsj. i'srree. Why win ib ioe who sre aÄPatodbe.ltBiewh) ll.e Sovereign hat ohl. willst the TnZtm rls-ht., od will bo of ent ol I , ,1,. ..mAmn. abip. but get s box of P. Chilis t o '. P,i J. Tbey will clear Uu yetem nlcoly. Uheui mar injtjouslck e thor. ' ' mm I hl, . r A mnlUt im .. . - . - " .. '.Ii I. , . . ii. . trato the whole ysleaa, reasovieg rVi ton. Thev set upon U.e skin, kidne. er) obetrecl- ). lungs suj.1 ai , '''" -eo lu. j I, .rear- - ' i . systoa, Ii iL, y ease m ibe j,nrt rerUlu tebecome cloge.i, seilt. 1 , ' t k- a, . . . . u. open mo p..rr. ,.r it,.. ti . -,-n.t, piling and other heesorsfr. tne bowels remove alllmpur by any other outlet, aluug natural food. the lungs, and by thalr.unot p.M the reluseof the NOTSCE. Tho genuine Oricnul or Sovereign Baisi pak A.S. BurieigH A Bro., Fw Alban , uJ., pn. prieior lor the South and Week. M. W. Uallo, arookville; Caartos Voe,,.,, Meusaora; E. t. Fuller, llarrieon, Ohle: and dealers In uiedietne generali). June SO I IBBONS, LACW, LWti TWMOTMOOai.erallyai Fu.biKli:".. UR. EVERSOJTS GllEAT AMERICAN REMEDY!! FOR chills iii nm. Dnmb lAgie, Caaacstivc t hills, NEURAIAJIA, KPILBHT1C PITS, V D ALL PERIODICAL DISEASES, OK Affections of the Nervous System, HEADACHE. fcC.. Is the most popular medicine , of that class evtr kaewn; no medicine ever met with such ;U5!VBK8AL API ROB ATI Olt! Or fslned so high a celebrity In so short a time a this. The press and people, every where speak ef It in terms of the highest commendation: PROFESSORS OF MEDICINE, W bo hare hitherto withheld Invariably their influence from proprietory medielaes, giro this lh.tr sanction, and large number of BMiwgar Psmtrum i sr. it Dutt PaarTtra, In preference to Quinine and A resale, which artides mast yield the sway totals tru lyv KCIBJfTlPIC PKBPARATI05. The result of experience and InreaUgatloa. I not only will prevent and cure your Chill bet iTingback aglow of life sad animation to lies bete S) lern, thai L singular and poeallar te this medicine sll rast ( sa it ereas ee tens rarrt t i pleasant totake.aod .too ol pergo. vvnslt orswea'. IteooUtn sn WKRCt'KV, AKSKRIC, Qt lrVlKM, lTMMaV MM'. Or any other poisonous or Injurious drag, bet te purely vegetable and perfectly harmless, eras for th smallest Infanta It I a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALERIA. And a an AQUK KILLKK It has no enual. Circulars for gratuitous distribution, containing eeruitcases from Profeeeors, Physician. Clergy men and the Prose, are leftwith each agent. CVfrteeTt seal. For aele b DruggiiU aaS Dealer generally . KVRRH0 CO., Proprtetora, V " ' lib Ntreel. PhllBdelnhia. Ali l.N TK Raw I. m Morrlon. i nuer.. tile. P. V. Jonnsion, lirookniiej Pkas. Vb temp. Neumorai Olisrd a Ooble, Laeret; Jobs W. fott, Llboftyi B. K. Pullet. Harris e. O4 at Shnner, Anderson. Iii, j. ,. Mills, KllaehoSSIlown, may Mi Sm inPORTAJIT TO FARMERS. rf.n tTWDMfWiriP RAI Of 11) A O01 A .in Main Murgess slroel.ln yaw m l.lieg foroieri) crupie.l U. r be la pre alPjJSjHra, ii.re.l l. sui.nl I,, au .,.! . ,,l..i 'I'll w IthSJ It If Mil. KM. NA 1)1)7 KN I WHIPS, and evoly arllrle esuall) found I e class naddle and Mi neos .hep, el C looks ret I Bl C iM luasU pro os, Having kts several wart' raperlenee I (be business, he Is eomSdewtef seeeoss Ho Is pre pa re 4 to do all kind nt rapalrlng al abort notice. kBssfswsslqr sseWAH) MI'.VBR, TO I.UMIJKK MAKEUh. KXt-'r .1.1.1 I .Miott LA, tl FOK h a Lit IHR xL'NMt niHKN II An HOkm KXi'Ri.l.liM l i.i inli land m III L ois, and In nut!.ra In l,is w bläh be will sell iheap, "i .aaange te, land In I raiiklli. count) Il la al sso l tlMsLorod. I bat In Illinois rlly Improved, saw aslll no the laitil In 1 1, , liana nal.l tnekn a ("Hurt, in lew years, l umber Ssf the Inns wtarket sum mauds from 1.1 to$U per iheissend, wikbi .. mile nf Uo land, and an sioaallty ef good wan lar lugs that can b l.ougnt, al IB mil,al est' thousand. I he land offers groat Inducement, k ba leg smell farms .., tsss r. ...in la lhe. MI,tS. sog n T. A u,i.. S flTl.efaieo. Ian.no.', .1 sr. f ..1 1 4 ,e, . ,o el Hoots and hho.. they, have over offer. I nst I.. ..... I Urn , u. I u. . '. ' e.m. r. is I II. w . f... ..i, LINUS FARtil llA X last . IQoorr NO. 842 MAIN 8T. BETWEEN iTH, AND 9 TN. K m,5t5f0,,"U,,ll, UhJ ' -fel aeeee BATS AND CAPS, efthe asostfBsSktooable hied. Ma t aviso has eld frVsodsat RroehTtUele give him b eell w See seme fUHtoeetty. MsyT.leii-l ft.