Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 49, Brookville, Franklin County, 21 November 1856 — Page 4

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From the Ohio Cultivator. Chemical view of the Corn and Cob Question. DTI' I. WATSE.f CHEMIST. The use of com and cob, and their nutricioos value, is a subject upon which much has been written of late, and various opinions entertained as to their value by agriculturists and stock growers. The most contradictory statements concerning their use have been published in the various agricultural journals, but no positive test by a judicious and careful observer seems yet to have been made, which perhaps would be the best mode of determining this vexed question. I have seen no analysis of the proximate principles of this sub stance, made with the view of settling this point. An analysis of the ash has been made, I believe, but I have not had tho pleasure of seeing it. And au analysis would not settle the point as well as the above mentioned prac tical test I have been makiug some examinations of the constituents of the cob, and find in it no starch, a small portion of gum, nsiuand fitty matters, in all aOout fifteen per cent of the cob, the remainder is lignin, collulore, rj medullin, which three substances are identical in their ultimate analysis with starch, and contain each 12 equivalents oi carbon, 10 of hydrogen and 10 of oxygen, thus: Carbon. Oxygen Hydrogen Starch. IS 10 lü Lifirnin. 12 10 10 Collulore, 12 10 10 Medullin. IS 10 10 Sui;r, 12 10 10 One more equivalent, water, nnkiuL' it 12 ot carbon, 11 of hydrogen, and 10 of oxygen. Now, it seems to me that the nutrici'His value of the cob depends not entirely upon the 15 per cent of matter soluble in the various menstrua during tho anal ysis, but unon the conversion of j r t the lignin, collulore and medullin, by the action of the digestive or gans, into a soluble, starchy substance, which is not a very extravagant stretch of the imagination to suppose that such is the case, and practical results in a different manner tend to prove tho correctness of the supposition. For instance, a distiller mentions that by the use of the corn and cob, ho was able to produce a much larger amount of whiskey than with the corn without tho cob; and wo learn that a French chemist from lignin alone, by a chemical process, has obtained an alcoholic liquid, and is at the present moment prosecuting his discovery, with tho view of obtaining alcohol from wood saw dust 18 an articlo of commerce. And our own country man, Beni. Frank I'm, found that sawdust pudding was nutritious and easily diges ted From the above, it may be seen that lignin, ect., is capable of yielding by fermentation, alcohol, which lignin, before it yields aloohol, must first become convertible into a starchy substance, then into sugar, and lastly into alcohol. The process of digestion is some what analagous, and by the proCess the constituents of the cob may be con verted into a starchy substance and assimilated. And in conclusion, I must say that it is by chemical analysis that the nutritious valu ot the cob is to be determined, but a practica test of the use of them, and I . r4it the duty ofagricul turits to test the matter pract ically, throwing all prejudices aside, and saving further discussi .us by this test, whether they are of any practical value, or not. ! might be further said, that upou a practical test of cob alone it should not be found to be wha is claimed of it, a proper propor tioa of it with the corn would be found beneficial, particularly to j i ung animals, where fat alone is not the object. Lorn contains less nitrogen in the form of gluten than any ol the cereals. Now nitrogen, in some lorm or other is necessary to the growth of an imals, l. e. the muscular tis.sue and so also are certain minera substances, such as lime, phosat .I a .a pnates, cast nine, etc ; tne cob aa contains the.tfe in a greater quan tity than the gram, aud its use would supply this deficiency, and keep the animal in a healthy growing condition, which proba bly would be the reverse upon corn alone. !orn as a food alone contains more curhon thau is necessary for the demand of some animals, particularly the horse, which carbon iu the process of di-

gestion and assimilation, must combine with oxygen, which combination produces as much heat as if the carbon was consumed or oxydized by any other process, and consequently increases the

respiration, and, over heating the t.ha animal arbipK rriirrrir: hn rnmn. died by the use of the corn and cob. Cwcihnatl, Sept., 1856. Frora the Ohio Cultirator. Planting Fruit Tree in the Fall In view of the losses sustained e bv those who Dianted trees in the fall last year, owing to the sever w m ity of the past winter, many persons feel unwilling to repeat the experiment of fall planting, al thouirh thev are aware that there wx flftv tUf ma 44 44VW VUV VUUIIW 444 lilWJ V440V TT I shall acain experience such a wintor as thA naat onA. We still adhere to the opinion that the fall is the best time for f ra narvlintlnrr fraAa nf oiirV Irirwlct as are not liable to suffer injury irora the winter, and where the soil is not of too moist a nature to be suitable for an ore hard. When planted early in the fall, say in Ootober, especially, it will be found that new fibrous roots have been formed before the setting in of winter, and the trees are prepared to take an early and m. A vigorous start in spring fall is also a time ot more leisure to most persons, so that this work is less likely to be negleoted or performed in a hurried manner, and furthermore, as a general rule, better trees can be procured at the nurseries in the fall, than in tho spring, owing to the rule of ufirsl come, first served. Our advice therefore is, procure your trees, if possible, in the fall, as early ns the leaves come off rea in.. j ia iL. i i.. uiiv, anu uiaui nie naruy miim, n'flnr.ifl L, r.,.,m nlhnm,

currant, &c..a3 soon as posibleJg1Acnra7.P1"t,onh,,80Ve.r"

having the ground already well prepared. The other kinds. M a a rwiann rnnrn- or n.f flr.nö roan. I arvuvtia v uvi a j j aui ivtV) n I 'lJ' I berry, &c, which are liable to inJl . . .a . jury Dy the winter, should De ut;.. - a a au.raA anAf ivvviun f v4 j uuu ouguviuu I of ground, make a broad trench, f.,., nnA .v tUrafW vt iuiiut).uuu lay uiu iwm iuwc ;n ifrio ya. La no, tu a . ivvviiik. vuv a www uvi a vtiv p al suriace oi me grounu, men cover :lL ...tu - - 4i. 1 il nun uurtii. iienriy tuo iuiiklii oil. u r-t o iui I Luc Qieuio nuu oviuic mo oobvtug in of winter, cover the whole lightly with litter or leaves, from the woods; but if the grounds ore infested with field mice, it is bet er to cover only with a little fine rush, just to shelter them from ho winds. In this way such rees will, in ordinary seasons, even in severe, climates, keep thro the winter, even in better condiion than if standing in the nur sery; and tho wounds ot me roots a . , a Ail will bo healed and ready for an earlier start than if dug in the spring. It is also of great ad vantage to have the trees on hand, ready for planting in good season in tne spring, which can a a 11 not be secured whero they have to bo obtained at that season fiw a distant nursery. M.B. B. Ventilation It would be well if, taking ad vantage of opportunities, managers of places of amusement would endeavor to improve the almost universal want of adequate means of exit for the foul air gen erated in them. Science would surely show how this could be done without creating"draughta Managers, as caterers for tho pub lic, are morally bound to provide that moat necessary of all things air tnat may De Dreamed: so y . ' ala a a a a as to nrovfini rnoir ftunionnfa tin- - F - dergOing a Wint forte Ct dure, While DaSAlDQT the Ordeal of a mo- , . . . , - dem 'entertainment V ot scarce- , . ... , , . IV IS this deemed WOrthy OI paS8- , , , tug uouce; anu ine aimospnere ib, generally speaking, in such plac s - SA pnmnnnnnon At hori era ana a a atk a a wwi vvtaavuuviuva VI gUtJVOt i , m . a . ,. US nOC ODIV tO render respiration .1 It:.... i 1. : It' i. uiiiKuu, uuv bo uiuict a conain ineradicable injury on the audi ence. I he Builder. A Wrinkle About the Age ef Horace. A few-rdays ago we met a man from Alabama, who gave us a piece of information in regard to ascertaining the age of a horse after he or she had passed the ninth year, which was new to us, and will be, we are sure, to most of our subscribers. It is this: after tho horse is nine years old, a wrinkle comes on tho eyelid, at the upper corner of the lower lid, and every year thereafter, he has one well-defined wrinkle for each year over nine, If, for instance, a horse has three wrinkles, he is twelve; if lour, he is thirteen. Addjthc i number of wrinkles to nine, and you have his age. says the gentleman; and he confident it will never fail. So 18 As a good many people have horses over.ninc. it is easily tried. If true, the horse dentist will have to give up his trade Southern riantcr.

We flrstdig a hole in tho ground

of the desired size, and then, with a brush, coat the side with a thin cream of hydraulic cement and water. The fluid portion is absorbed by the soil, and this tnin "ting prepares the surface to receivo a coating of one and a half to two inches, of a mixt bbbs ure of one part of hydraulic comeut to two parts of sand, when the side and bottom of the cistmay be coated, with the as Stance of a common plastering trowel. This cement wall reach es within 18 inches of the top of the ground.jg wheu one course of brick is laid on top of the wall, and projecting beyond andoutside of it, also laid in the ctment. 0n tn,s b ick, timbers and floor og are laid across, and then covered with earth. Such cisterns wiU la8t as lon8 11,1,1 ,ir 88 ftDV other, and may be made at a light cost Working I a irr. Recreation Tho American, as it people at least the professional and mer cantile classes have too little considered the importance of healthful, genorous recreation. They have not learned the lesson Aa-a. 3 I 4 L awaMM ... . a I , . . . I , r"T"a. " TT ve1' WT WUT teacnes tnat me worn oui niau is i a re-created, made over again, oy the seasonable relaxation of hi strained faculties. The old world WTÜf "iTqT. found out (Herod 1,1. 3,) ha as tne now always Dem win ai last break, so tho man forever on the strain of thought and acaction, will at last go mad or break down. Thrown upon a new con- - . 4 J iL. nf uncut ciuasi tu uu tue nuui - . . ., . twenty centuries in two the An .wullu' a"u ng itsolt rom morning to night Mm Inruinri' tt InPnmhpr UVUI tiuu.mi y vv vvvu.. . Ill 1 i' Dra'n UQU nanasJ es un.u in&T thnnnwprH of he mind and ' L " IL".. spasmodic, merciless activity.Ti I C I I A"ere ,8no ,a1?K.I ,ew suuiiuanuioaiiHiiiiio ffiiiviuav . . , . , called amusements, but noble, Iii - i athletic snort, manlv out door . lAl . j exercises, are too little cultivated , , n town or country. ,rrtt it. HENRY FALLS iiiii.il l r 4M BBT1IL CARPET WAREHOUSE No. 10 Kaat Fourth Kirnet, between Main and Kyc amorti NtroflU. C incinnati, o., TH NOW KKCKIVt.V! A LAKGK KIOI KOK 4F.ngllh and American Carpeta, Curtain Gooda, ICIolba.die. Ac, for the fall trade, to wnlch ho re-pai tfully Invito the attention of the public. ep 14 ly par Urol KLIAI. riANi x. laiminiii. MOS ELSAS Ä CO. aacrarToaaaa or add wwotaaaLa DEaLaaa in LB 1)14 I. Hl I Nfi SHIRTS, DRAWKRS, & TRUNKS, No. 18 Pearl Streat, Cincinnati, Ohio, feb 99 l WENTWORTH & BRO'S.. 50. 77 PEAKli STREET, ClilCINNATI, OHIO. SPLEHDID SFEINB NIK. We Invito thu attention of country merchant In Rtf1 ttotk of F,nej' ,nd N-pl8 Drjr Havlnf for leveral vaan Imported direct from thn moat celebrated Manafaeturori In Rurone, and having a reatdent partner In How York, we are enabled to Offer to caah and n-ipouilbla buyeri, uniurnataed Inducement In price, stylet, Ae. febMp WHS TWOHTIl At UKOTIIKKS. i. Hauet. j. a- i run i i n. J ' I.4KX. millGS. IHTTEIFIIU & CLAIK .WHor.KSAI.K No. 251 IflAI"! RTHF.KT) WK3T SIDS, HKCOKD DOOK ABOVE SIXTH, Aua -o. SI x tit Street, CINCINNATI. 0. VALUABLE LAW BOOK. H. W. DERBY & CO., LAW HOOKKKl.l.KKR ANU IM1HI.I8HKKH. 145 Main it., Claclnuall, Juat pnbllahe4, Ita tan luriro McDON ALU'S TREATISE ivo. voiunar, a trbatisko.v THE LAW KKI.MI.SC TO Duties of Justices of the 1'eace I " -" t Bf d radical formt In tbo Slate of Indiana: with and essays on various titles of the omm-.n iw. h navi.i m-ioi.i,i. The attention or Maalitratoi, offlrxra of Court, and Memoere of tba Bar, la aalled to ibis Work. and actuate, and adapted to the present wants of I umcri oi in mi, iu mo minor rourw 01 to suie oi lu.tuna. Tba ork Is formi'd upon iho plan or the "Ohio Treatise," by Joa. K. Swan, recentlT Issued by I the same publishers; with which admirable work wtu favorably comparu In point of thoroucbI aaakaaa neu and conciseness of detail, and authority ef precedence of practica. All clMse Qf office ra of Law In the Mate of In dlana will And It a convenient guide in tbe peri rorraancu or tneir various omciai oulies: ami lo the profession reueratly.lt will prove convenient laju usaiiui. The Work embraces iho Statutory Uwtand the Decisions or the Couruof the stale upou the following subjoele: Office of Justice Election Hnd -J urlldlctlou Security for Coats I'arlie to I'enlraeta Farties lo Actions Frecess Headlnge-Trlal bv Jury Trial by, tho J usltee New Trials Judgments Docket and Ktloa Depositions Kvldenoo Transcripts Acknow lodgments Kxecutors Agent, aup Principals Apprentices Arbitration and a words--Fees and Costs A p peals Stay of Kxecutlon Capias Executions -ckc PKICK. -Single Copies, 4:5(1; wblcb will bo tont by Mall, pre-paid, for f:ll0. Five Copies to one Addreaa will be sent for 990.-0U; or Ten Coplee for 3H:ini. oct 10 tw Plltsi: HEAD THIS. IOWA LAND AGENCY, STILL ATfKNO TO TDK HL'SINKSS OF IN vesllnr money In wild or uncultivated lands. farms, and town lots; paying taxes eke., for pertont llvlug at a dlttance. Fundscan be eenl with safety in uraftaon New York. Thoae wishing lo put their money where II will be safe, and yield a large per cent., can bavo It so invested by addressing July 1H AoKAIIAM C A KKY, Cedar Palls, Black Hawk Co., Iowa. STOVES AND TIN WARE, the ciliaens of rwilleAhin.rfT?? and other placet that he expccU to keep on hand a good supply of '1 INWAKK and stoves et tan kinds, ut lila .star., i .. METAMORA. IND., Whorehe would be pleaaed to accommodate allfol Franlflln County with Stoves, at city prices. also, SELF-SEA LINO FRUIT CANS Of various kinds, and ihe common r. aBasL Orders from Hrookvtlle or Uursl for eans, can be sent by the back and will reoeivo prompt attention r VI I'svv varwa, euuu jj mtj ft CI HI, aug JU ly ÖOLOMOST, NIIKKWOOU. DURE MQl'URS.for medicinal purpotas only. X a nave in store pure fort W ine. i'arl,i. We nave Iu store Dure onm; anu wniaay B J . . I .ULI-, . juiy w W. L. FARQUliAB A CO.

ARRIVAL OF.THE p a c i r I c , SHE IS LOADED WITH

SPRING GOODS, FOR TYNER k KIMBLE LOOK OUT FOR NO. 1. interesting details; w tyrkr kim lb havr kb celvssdthbih early itoek of Spring floods, and Invite the public to call uii eiamlno for themselves before purchasing, as they can My without fear of contradiction, that Ihe purchaser ean urai large 1. 1UfMl on M money by purchasing of Uieta. I heir ck I large and well selected at prleei at low at )n(Y ran command. The .Mo.NTHl.V I1M TIONR will In e fresh and seasonable Uoods, inch a Hau, ( apt, Hoot. Hb-iei, Groceries, Hardware, Iron, Ortndilonet, and all Iba mall nottont connected with and necessary to a complete slock app" rvai Ii im vi in traoo, They take In exchange for Goods, all tho current money they can gel, besides all the broken bank notes, al Cincinnati prices, together with al moat .wr article In tbo produce line, AT THE OLD Ml It I Im N I ARU. aprll 4 rllKKRY PECTOKAL, by Sep 19 D.V.JOHNSTON. BALM 0 A THOUSAND FLOWKKfl al D. V. JOHRHTOR .M. W- A 1(1 i s LINIMENT by D. V. JOHNSTON. DH. MANN'S AGl'K HAL8AM. U. V.JOHNSTON. POKHHA'S BALM LINIMENT. D. V. JOHNSTON. 0 KIK.1TAI. PAIRTIM MATKKIAI.K. D. V. JOH.UKTO.N. THEIiOD TIME'S COME." (0 CASES IE! eilS HAVE JUST ARRIVED AT THE FAVORITE "OLD WHITE CORNER." OF GALLION & SON 9 Which Iber tare now ope-altta a a Intend to eil At reduced prices. a ft MPRIFO HAM AT LAUT FAIRLY OPEN KD, t and we have a larar stock of Uoeds. wo have rvdooad the "larllT," and by to doing are enabled toofferallklndtof Goods at very tllf ht advance on Cincinnati Wholesale prleaa. To attempt to enumerate the many different articles comprising our stock would be a Herculean task Indeed suilce to lay wa will name a raw of the leading artlelet, though wa hare every tblng from a Mleroaeope to a Sausage Machine. Ladle Department. To ihe selections ot this part of our ttoek we have taken all possible patns. Ladles, tf you wish to bedeck yourself with a dress of which "(Ir.een Vic." herself would he proud, call at the Old Wblta Corner and "Lafu" will sell you one of those rich and faahtenable KUGETIIE, i AMI! I K. OR HERON ROBEN, and " Henry" will show you some of the prettiest and richest patterns of Lawnt, Be rege and Tittuet averbrougbt to Ihti place. We also have loose, nne mack ana rilue Hlack Dress Hllks, and Figured Silks of every grade. Pine Crape Shawls, while and colored, plain and Offured, Lace i Colara. (new tlyleO Embroideries, all kinds af Bonnet and Lute string Klbbont, llrkfs, Hosiery Gloves, dto. Gentlemen's Department. We have a freth lot of Men Paocy and plain Caaslmeres, and Sail nett, Clolhl, Vöttings, and a"lltlle the nneat ' aiaorlinent or MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING ever offered In this market. Wa have been vety particular In but In our Clothing, and flatter ourlelvei that we can trim you out, goullemen, from "head to foal" for I eta money than any hoatetn this Valley. Olro uta call. nonieilic. Wa have an unuaually large atock of Domeatlcs tuch aa Muslim bleached and unbleached, Drillings, do. Linea and Cotton Diaper, Tick Ingt, die. Printe). When II comei to "l alerco" "we're around," but all that we need tay aboal prints It, that wo have the Merrimack, Cocheco, Philip Allen dt Sons, Hay Statu and Spragao brands, wnlch overy body knows are aa good aa gold dollars. av nil Pnper. Thlt Itjutl tho teaaon of tho yoar to paper your walls --Die) begin to look bad. We have mado larar tcceaslons to our heretofore extensive stock of Wa'l Hapur, and can, without deubt, exhibit the largott and moat taatefully tolucted ttock and then o cheap of any houte In these parla. Cnrpeta. Wo have Just opened a large and well selected stock of Imported Carpets of the lateat patlerna. Kae Carpels alwayt on hand. Boot wild shoe a. We have one room devoted to this branoh of the business, and we are now prepared to ault with Kboet or Boote, ever) body even to the emalloit Infant. Containing til the varieties of Lad In liuiklnaand Bootees. Misses and Child's Shoes, Men and Boys Boots and Hboee. We bavo a large aasorlment of CUSTOM-MADE Hootsand Shoes of every description. Ilstta and Capt, Evory grade both for men and ooya, even to tho latotlyleof SOFT HATH for hard or softheads. Call In Gonli, and "Adam1' wlllglvo you "flu." Ilardwarc, and thoarllclea uaually keptln a retail store. In Qneeneernre and l,laiiware We havea'i entire new ttock, containing tome new patternt.aod all that It wanted in Ibla way. But we feel It unnecessary to aay more. HunV o for us to aay we feel very grateful for the llboral patronage botlowed upon uiall tbrongb our mercantile courae, and nolhlnf on oi. r part iball be done, at this late day, to merit a discontinuance of the same. We are anro that If good Gooda, cheap Goods, and plenty of them, and gentleman -ly clerktto wait on yoult what you want, we have no fears. aprll 5 . D. GALLION ox SOR. THI BEST B00X TOB AGENTS : TO PKESOII OUT Of EMPLOYMENT. An Elegant Gilt for a Father to present to his Family. Hand for ona copy and try It among your friends W A STUD Agents to circulate Sears' Large Type Quarto Bible ! roa ralfiLT osa, iiti.hi THE PEOPLE'S PIC1 ON1AL DOMESTIC BIBLE. Tbls useful book Is destined, If we can form an opinion from thr notices ol the prate, to have aa nnsrocodente-l circulation in every tecuou ui our wide spread conti nen l, and to farm a distinct era la the sale af oar works. It will, no doobt. In a few yean become m Family Biblb or TttAanica PaorLB. OTThe most liberal romunn rat. on will bo al lowed to pcraons who may bo pleaaed to procure siiliKbrlbers to toe above, rrom w iu ui com. may easily be circulated aud told In each of the Eltaeipal cities ana towns oi toe union, it win s sold by subscription only. ( 'Application should be made at once, as the Beld will toon be occupied, TrpPertoni w lahlng to act as egeiila, and do a fu bualceaa, oan send fore apeclmen copy. Iff On receipt of the eatanllsbod price. Mix Dollars. Uio Pictorial Family Hlble, with a well boehdiubecrtutlon book, will bo carefully boxed, and forwarded per exp-ese, at our rltk aud expenae to any central town In the United Nartea, excepting those of California, Oregon aud TeaTTr Realster your Lottert, and the Money will come aafe. Jl -'Orders rospo-lfulH solicited. l--.r rurtlier particulars, address tho subscriber (post paid). ......i.-o'r- uL- , Um nunsni iBsni aep53m ltn William ttraai, H. V. Peace! Peace!! Old thing have pasaed away and some things have oome new. bavib blai esrraa . to lam willuhs. SUMTER & WILLIAMS. H.'lil'I.U announce lo the public that they havo TV brought on au entirely new slock o! goo-I. which they are now oponlug al tbe OLD GRIND 8TONE CORNER, long occupied by R. Tyner, In Brookville. To enumerate their stock would be as tedious as It Is useless. If you want anything In the dry goods or grocery Hue, call and tea for yourselves. They havo Nw Draai Milks. Ladles wishing lo examine tome beautiful styles of fancy Silks, are Invited to call at oar atore aud sea some (ioods which are elegant aa any lady eau with to see. Bloachcd vi usii n. Lad let are respectfully Invited lo call and examine the ni.-e Londale Bleeched Muslla, 1 yard and 1 Inch wide; Soft Undressed Goods. Plain Ul'lf 8llk Won't ftpllt. Wehavejust received a celebrated Black Silk, which has given universal satisfaction. Ladles who are desirous of purchasing a black Silk Dress that they can have confidence to believe will wear wlthou, cleaning, and will retain Us lustre, cau Und II at Slaughter ok Williams's. Dreaa (Joosts StellaandCiape Kbawls, Black and Fancy Silks, Detainee, Olnghamt, Prints, Lawns, Cballles, Muslins, Linens, eVc, at our establishment. Bleached I.lnest 1 able Covers, Brown do, Napkins, iloyetles; Juetopenod. 5(H) Pieces Print. Comprising the Pacific, Cocheco, Merrimack, Kngllsn, Hamilton, Spraguet, Aliens, Manchester and a number of other well known makes, which wa are sei ling cheap. Draperless We have on hands an extenttva ataorlmentof Lace and Muslin Draper., -a. Bnajar asttl A wist . You may alwayt find a variety of Sugars, and New Orleans and Sugar-House Molaaaea at our aland. Iron Kalla, eVe. Wa would call the attention of those wanting Nulla of any alia, and Iron of any kind, to oir large assortment, wblcb we offer low, aprll BS lOCTfTBY i Williams keep on hands all kinds of country Produce, Pork, l.ard, Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes. Pumpkins, Apples, Butter, Ac,, for sale aheap for cash .

PHILADELPHIA.

TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES!! SKCHKTs POKTIIE MILLION! A Baawt Wouderlul and Inraluable Pnltllcallon ! UK. IIU.NTKH'S MEDICAL MASt'AI.; HKIXG jr an originalem! popnlar Troallie on Man and Woman: their Phytlologv, Kancllona and loiual Dltordortof every kind, with neverfalling He mod lei for the tpeedy eure of all dlteaaes of a prlvatu and dnllcato character. Inci dent to the violation or the Law of .Natur - and or ruture'iGod. PH1CRTWBNTY.PIVKCBMT8. The Author of the above volume la a graduate of one of the Oral medical scboola la the United Ntatet, and having devoted a quarter of a century to Um itudy and treatment or Ryphltli and kin drod dlaordera aa a epeetallly, he haa beeome pos1 of moil Invaluable Information la regard to the same and Is able to compress Into vade medium eompaeethe very qulntaceeaco or medical teleneeon thlt Important tubjeel; at the result of Biuinent pnyaicuus In Kuropo anil A ni erica Istboroughiy demonstrated In his own high ly successful practice In tho Iroalmont of secret diseases In many thousand of cases In the City oi ruiiBunipnia alone. Tho a praatte of Dr. Ilunlnr haa Ion; been, and Hill Ii literary unbounded, but al the earnoit .lite I'clUtlo.-i of numerout pertont, be hat been Indu ecd to extend the sphere of his professional use ftilnuis lo the community at large, through the medium or his "Medical Manual and HancT Hook for the Afflicted.' II la a volume that should be In the hand of of ter Tamil) In Ihn land whether u.ed aa a nrevenUve of aaeret vleea.oraa a guide for Ihe allevlalon of one of Ihn most awful and destructive touroat aver visited upon mankind for the tint of sensuamy ana impurity of every kind. It Is a volume that has received the iinouallfll n-( -nun. i-mi&noii oi ib.- ri rat oeyalclani la iiie laud, while mauy clergymen, fathers, motile ptiilanlhropliu anu humanitarians, have most rreeiy extenUeO Ita circulation In all quartora w n.ro ih puwnrini teacninga wouiu oe uaei) to be Instrumental In the moral purification and physical healing of multitudes of our people, among uio wmug, volatile, and I udlscreet, otherwise the pride and flewar of the nation. The author argues particularly, most alrongl) agalnstevery ipecleiofielf-defllomenl.and warnt parnuu and guardians, in searching lama, to guard the young of bvith luxes from the terriflc coniequence concomitant of their Ignorance of pnyiioiog icai laws and sexual Impuilllet and ir rrgularltet, whether exhibited by precocious de velopement orarislug rrom the vleloua and corr . , ling example of their achool-matsa or otlii-r ne. I'o Uio.,- , io, bei-n alrea-h emnare.l to the ''paths that lake hold on hell," a clear and explicit wty I .now ii by which they may secure a return of sound health, and a regeneration of the souiirom iisierriuie pollution. it it well known that thousands of victims are annually sacrificed al tbe shrine of Quackery e pec.ally Ihoae auffering from Venereal orSyphll Itlc diseases Strictures, Seminal Weakneaa Iter voua Debility, aud the numerous maladlet which tpnng directly or lett remotely from the Indul geuce r carnal paaaloua and secret violations of nature In view of these facts, and whan It la alto contldered that about 100.000 pertont die annually mine i nueii nvaiesor i onsuinntloii a larre ma Jo rlty being Ihe vlctlmsoflbe voluptuous Indls creiion 01 tneir progeiillori, agreeably to the Scriptural enunciation, that tho sint of the par ents are visited upou the children, even to t ie third and fourth generation. Tho Author, imbu ad with sentlroenisof enlarged philanthropy, will scarcely be censured for any effort to restrain the vices of the age, by the humble Instrumentality o his Medical Manual. Oue copy, securely enveloped, will be forward edfreeof pottage to any part of the United Stales or äretiit,orurorii. Addrett,poil-pald, ('OS L EN diCO., Publishers, box 107. Philadelphia. Uookaellers,(,anvasiera and Hook Age n la sup plied on the most liberal terms, mar 14 ly CONNERSVILLE, TO OLD FRIENDS AND NEW rpHE PARTNERSHIP OF BATEM AN A BUR 4 loii being unsolved, I with to tay a few word to my old friends and tho cuslomeis ol ihe late flrir . I haveconcluded to devote niv who!,- lime to lh Tailoring Business. I have modelled and refitted Ihe store formerly ur.cuu.u uy tue dud, lull oppoaui, tne t our House, and having rece I veil a no w and beautiful aaionmvni oi Clothes, Casimers, Tweeds, Vcstings c,. &c , ftc From the city, I will make toordercvery dctrrlp Hon ofclollilnr- From my Loan experience, and the uniform snllifaetlon heretofore given, I fee confident that I ehall b. able to rive entire ant full irtitfacllon to all who may give me atrial My atock w in alwayt bo found complete every tning pertaining totne tiusiness, and nflhe mos ianionnni- kmiii, win no k-nl on liaiol. mi.l m-r tont Oflho most fatlldeous taste, as well a those wanting goods of a cheaperklnd mm call with the aemrance that they will be tatltfled. I trust thoae who bavo known Hand patronised mo for many years past, will again bestow upon me the llrhlvf their patronage, a n! I thalluseall my endeavors toglvelbesame aallafaclion thall havo Invariably done heretofore. TOM Iii it i i i.n . Remember the Place and Memrmoerihe name. CoDoerivill,Jan 15. "o I'. it I i i .1 . Iron Foundry. OER HART -N T.H0MP80 , (Successors lo W. F. Gebbearl) Wholesale and Hctall Dealnrt In COOKIIt AMD HIIATINU NTOVi, Castings of every Description. (jrpHlope on Monroe street, a few doort South of the Court lloaae.-Ca We keep constantly on hand the largest and betiaMnrlinentofCooklu' htorei In the valley and having recently Increated oar faclllllet fo; manu faclu ring, we have determined Iosbli. aud wabbakjt our Stoves aud castiugs AT CINCINNATI PRICES! 'e continue to manufacture the State Fair pre mlum HATHAWAY COOKING STOVE, now admitted to be tho but cooking ttovo In the United Statetl Wa alto manufacture the Premium or Step Cooking Stores, with 4 or ttholesand largo ovens, we are prepared to furultb, w holbbalb and a BT AIL Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, and Irons, &c, &c, at city Prices.; A genoral attortment of TINWARE, EAVE TROUGHS, & H0USK SPOUTING, kept on hand aud made to order. Job Casting of all kind. mado In a euperlor manner, at short nolle. Having employed experienced woramen, w Invite especial attention to the fact that we warrant our Stoves to porfofm well, aud.our caitlngi generally to be of good materal or tba money re funped. N. a Old Caatliigs.Uld Copper, and Country Produce taken Iu Exchange,! May IH-M-ly W. W. FRYBARGER & CO., Whoibialbc Kbtail Dbalbbiir Dry Goods, Carpets, Paper Hangin, CHINA. 0LASS AND QUEENSWARE, I iiooi., Mioi v, 1 1 a i a Cttpa. Straw 4oda Ac, AND MANUFACTURERS OF BOlfNETM AND HIANTILrAN. CONNERSVILLE IND.jj, may II '53 ly INDIANAPOLIS. Snbiauapolis nsnrnc o., OK INDIANAPOLIS, IND. AnthorlBo Capital, asooOtOOO. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Joss D. Dsrssss, Wat. M. M (btt, Wm. H. Norsiaoaa, B. W. H. Ei.ua, Da Losa Root, II . K. Talbott, John w. SraatBft, Wilms W. Wriont, W.O. Wnabtob. JOHN D. DBFRBBS, PretU. L. R. Rrownbll, Soc'y. 8. F. CoviaoTon, General Agent. FREE OF CHARGE ! ! Two spl ntid Parlor Engrsvlngs, Entitled Bolton Abbey In tbeatdenTlmea,"s splendid steel engraving, from me celebrated ualntlnr b l.amiaeer: and tbe " Departure of the Israelilos from Kgv pi," a large and beautiful en graving from a painting by D. Roberts. The retall price of lha above engravings Is 3, par copy, but will be sent rati or i Harbs as follows: The subscribers have established a Book Agency In Philadelphia, and will furnish any book or publication al the retail price free of postage. Any persons by forwarding the subscription price of any of tbe 'l Macaxluea,sucb as Harper's, Uody't Putnam's Graham', Frank Leslie's Fashluns o.e., will receive tbo magatluet for one year and a copy of either of the above beautiful engravlugs, free of charge, or If tubecrlbtng to a 9, and aal Magail ne, such as Peterson's, aud Challen's Ladies' Christian Annual, they will receive both illegalities and a copy of either of tho above ongrav Inge. Kvery description of Kngravingon Wood executed with neatness and dispatch. Views of Hulldings, Newspaper Headings Views of Machinery, Book Illustrations, Lodge Certificates, Business lariis, arc. All ordert tenl by mall promptly attended to. Persona wishing views of their building engraved ean send a Daguerreotype or sketch or the buildInrby mall or express. Persons at a dlttance having talcable articles would Snd II to their advantage lo addreaa the subscribers, as we would act as agents for the salo of the same. BYRAM de PIBKCK, M South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. j. bvsam, (novMly) t. suvr-unus. Kansas! Kansas!! JUHT RKCKIVKD al V. L. Farquhar dt Co. 'a, a a general assortment of nroceries, consisting In part, via.: Orleans, Crushed and Powdered sugar; Sugar liouio and Orleans molaasea; Muek. rel and White Plsb; Soda and Duller t rack ora; Pruuee, Kalalns and Figs.

CINCINNATI. ML FOBfflAfl Alterative Balm. For Internal and External Use

This Balm is warranted to reievo nil Rheumatism, Strains in the Spine, or Spinal aflection anil Dyspepsia, Headache, or Miff Neck, Toothache, Earache, Sore Throat, Soreness in the Breast, Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in the Breast, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sprains and Bruises, Bums Scalds or Frozen Parts, ('ramp Cholic and Bilious Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fi ver rod Ague, Piles, Corns. Mesh cuts or tr s . . -ww a sores, liillamation in tho iioau, Stomach, Bowels or Kidneys, Summer Complaint of Children Worms, and Inf In mat. on of the Stomach and Bowels, Croup and So 1 riet Fever. The reaaon why this Balm reaches all tbesn cas es Is because It reduces Inflamaltnn, and arouses Ihe lecretlont and nervout lyttem Into action. This power Is owlnf lo the peculiar combination of Me. Heal properllea without their bcln; neutralised Tbe medicine la perfectly aafo, not contalulnir any dead ly poison, or mineral. I) will, If used freely, act Immediate!) upon tte liver, and ail other oretive oruain. Itf-ud the ft I lot. 111 a; Cerllf icufoa. Prom Kev.John B. Kinloy. Cincinnati, March 4th, IH53. Dr Förtha Thlt Is tho flrst time in my Ion; life thai I have riven my name in rcconimendutlon of any medicine, as a general remo.iy .thoue'i l nave often b en aollclled. I have used vour Altera' Uve Balm for nearly two years; flrsi, for the rheumatism in n.y hip and knee, of which I waa nearly a cripple, then for vary severe brul.ua on two of my family; than a violent attack of dlarrhnaon mytelf; then for Inflamatlon, for burns, bruises, and for a very severe case of Uff neck, brouant 011 by a violent cold, and I ihlnk I have had full proof ita medlhal nroperliee, Iu a great manv of the diseases for which you recommend 11, and I havo not found It to fall Ina sluile one of thorn. H till, I do not say that It Is an Inialllble , cure, yet 11 la my aober eon vlctlou, that It Is the boat ronipound lor mate remedies icr men it is recommended, tnat 1 have ever tried , and I have tried many. I will not, if I can procure 11; be with I out It In my fi rally fur any consideration. Hey. Ina that you will still continue to compound i Honestly, and that it may relieve thousands of Megh rers, I moat heartily recommend It to my followcitizens a a most excellent Family Medicine. V ours.uiTciiioniiicly. J.B. FIN LEY. Cartiflcate from V. I.. Starr. I bavo known Mr. Förtha 't Alterative Halm to perform a very extraordinary euro upon a thai was very badly cu', some time ilucc. horse I used It externally, with rood effect. I believe It to a perfectly tafe and efficacious remedy to be used In many complaints. D. L. STAKK. Nov. 81, I8S3. POMBBOt, 0., Dec. 1, 'JW Da. Poasnu: Youj medicine haa completely cured me, and I am halo and stout, and no slrua of Rheumatic pains about me, I am very thankthat you made your appearance In this plai e. The Only re rret I now have is, that you did not come sooner, ai much surTuiiiiK and expense would have bean dona away. I hope you may always be auccctsful at with me, and live loa ;od old are, and never suffer with the Kheumallsm. I have only used what Balm I bourhl of you, and am now a new man. Yours, truly, HOBT. UK AT Y. I.tTABT Falls, etulga ca., O., Dec. 10, 'S3. Dr. Fobsiia Dbab Sib: Hou will recollect selling me one dozen bottles ofyour illerallve Balm 0d board the ateamer Ohio No. S on her upward trlp.abouttbe 0th or 10th rof November last. I have told It all but two boltlet. and ean say so far sal have seen and known It tried il has ured more diseases, and In a ihortor time, than any medlclno I evarknew. It has already become popular hore, and I could sell a large quantity of It If llwasgenarrlly known thai I always had it on hand. 1 should ba glad If you would appoint me solo agent for the aale of It In this place, inaamuch aa the other mercnanta In tue placo are agents Tor Other medicines not worth halfen much. If you do so, I will do all I can to give the medicine a wide clroulatlon. At all events, please to end mc one doacn eac h or your differlnl slxod bottles, aud oblige Yours. II. P. LA WRY. TO THB PUBLIC. Ehltttto certify that my wife was afflicted with thu spinal alTestioii and dyipepila for nine years, and a large portion of that time confined to her room. I Ii reo Joints of bor back boue were thrown out of place and curved, caused by dleecse and Sain. She was quite bowed down In ber stature urlng her Diners. Wo had throe physicians attending her during the principal purl of her Illness, but ehe experienced no permanent relief from Ibeir pretcrlptiooi. I sftsrwsrdt procured one bottle of Dr. Fortha'i Alterative Balm, aud by tho time sho had used thatboltle abe felt great relief She uaed but seven bottles, when she was entirely cured, sound and well, of her dlsoasea, aud her back-bone hat lost Ita curve, aud the U st straight In her stature assbe waa previous lo Hie attack. We oereby corllfy that we believe tbe Halm lo bo thocett medicine In use, and wo believe It to bs certain cure tot the iiilual affection aud dyapepeia, and cannot too highly recommend lllo any person afflicted with the above disease.. We alto Snd llan effectual cure In many other dl. tenet In which we have tried II In our family. (Signed) ALKX. CLAHK. MAKY B. CLAHK. Lynchburg, Highland co., 0., Jan. 'J, '38. Lynchburg, Highland co., Jan. 0, This Is lo certl fy that I have been afflicted fr seven or eighty ears withe spinal affection aud dyspepsia, and a part of that lime wat confined to my bod. I bad tried the vortoat remedies trlod pre. scribed by the ph) slclana who attended me, but obtained no permanent relief until I tried Dr. Fortha'i Alterative Balm, By the lime I had uaed threo or four bottlet I felt great relief, and had not used more lhau aeven bolllea until I waa cnllrul) cured of the above named diseases. I feel ll doe In the public, at well aa to Dr. Dr. Förtha, to ttalo tho above named racts, aud to say that 1 bcllovc Um HALM lo be the best medicine. In use. and I canol recommend It loo highly lo suffering huma nity. I have used It in many oilier uses In my faunl) fur which It recount,. iele.1, i.n l ,1 Ii.. given entire satisfaction tu all cases. Jone Walbrb. I am well acquainted with Alextndea Clark and his wife, and also John Wal er, and know the above statements lo be mallera or 'act, and tbey aro persona nf respectability and caudor. Hlflied A.GIDLEKI can recommend Mr. Korsba's Alterative Halm as being the best medlclua I ever used fur 'cramps and pains. When I bad the Cholera, I was crampad very much, and In leas than one minute I was relieved or all palua. I have tried 11 fore uta, brill se. and burns, and found II to give Iruinedlulo reliefs I was taken with a severe pain in the back could not straighten mxtelf, aud I only ruln-M It twice, and the pain left me, and I waa as well as I ever was, it la good for headaches: my son was attacked with a severe headache, and in one half hourafler bathing hit hoad, he waa relieved. Yours, respectfully, J. W. Assub. Certificate from M.S. Hubble, or Ihe Cincinnati Fuel Co. Webad a horsa thrown overboard from a Coat Flat, between two boats, and fast in tho guars at the time, and a steamboat passing, which Jammed the boats to gelber, with the horse struggling at tho lime. He was vory much cut and bruised. After wo got him out we applied Mrs Porsha's Alterative Halm Ireely to tho cuts and " bruises, expecting, however that tho horse was ruined. But after standing about thlrty.sU hours, the horse was put lo work, aa wel I aa ever, except Iho scars In consequence of thecuUbn got. And we would cheerfully recommend It to the public as tbe best medicine we have used, and we nave tried allof he different kinds thai are Iu use. I concur with others In recommending Dr, Porsha's Alterative Ualm as the bost modlcluo ws ave ever used for horses, and also for cuts and biutsos ou ibe human persou. N. S. Ill-BBLB Cartiflcate from Cbaa. 8. Brysnt, Esq.' Clnolunatl, Jan. II, 'to. During ihe summer and fall of IMO I was u lite 111 aldltferenl times, from disease of the disease of tbo stomach and bowels. By tbe flrst of December, Iho ooinplalnt,had run through the various stages of the diarrhea and l aei.i, r; , aud Anally tbe piles set In lo complete the almos'. Intolerable physical misery to which ibis latter complaint froqueulty aobjocla Ibe sufferer. 1 had been confined to my bod for abouta week with Ibis last complaint, and was very muco reduced. 1 hadapplled to a skillful phytlclan, who bad prescribed for mo several rays, but 1 saw uu evideut symptoms oi recovery. Al this polut of lime, Porsha's AllerallveHalui came under my obscrvallou. By c inslderable persuasion, I was induced lo take II In small doses of a leaspoonful as often at a paroxysms of the dlaeaaa came ou. 1 bad taken some three of these doses, when I fell decidedly belter and afterwards recovered w Ilk such rupidliy that In two daysaftrr I commenced taking the Balm, I waa entirely free from the effects ol ilia diaeaae. 1 believe lha Balm lean excellent remedy for dyspepsia and IIa kindred complaints, dyarrhea, dysentery and the piles, l have made this stelemental the ruqtiert of Mr. Förtha, who kindly agored me the medicine which I bulievo effected o cure In the above caeo. Kespecifully yours, CiMi. S. Hbyirt. WboleiaUi Depot, at J.o. C. ReakhlrTs, No. 31 Pearl-st. Cft. Dr. Foraha, Drug lere, North side of Fi.tb-st., 3 doors east of Smith, Cln. O. Por sale by D. V, Johnston, M. W. liulle, Slaughter di Williams, J. Powers, Idnck cV Parquhar, and Wm. L Farquhar,tn Brook villi, aud by country merchants geuerally. oio. at Means, jr. B. II. ABDBBWS SAMPSON & CO., IMrOBTBBSAMD OBALBBSIM China, Glase and Quocuswarc, Ho S3 Main Street, 3 doors below third, may lely ClflClSNATI.

nix nne iiooi i,vD' ORliKBRATKI) 8ERMAN BITTERS. I'KKI'AKKU BV Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philad a, Pa WltL XrPKCTUALLT Cl'RB LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPHIA, JAUNDICE, CAraar er Srrvtu DmblUtf, MimiH cf Ihr Khlnryt, und mil Mieatr nrltlng frvm a HlnrtttrrH Llvtt er Sitmarh Knek as Conalt pation , Inward Pile, nesa of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Htomach. Naatee, lleaalburn, Hitrust for Food, Fulnets or Welirhttn the Momach.

sourKruclallnns, Mnklncor Fl i the Stomach, aw Hurried and PluttertngatU s u Coca 1 1 1 1 ft eeatM posture, lllmn webe before I Dull Pain In ey of peri nets of the Pain In Chest, 1.1 den flu flhe bead, Broallil nf 'hoakln;or sn Ina 1) In Ion, Dots or Fever and I Byes, , Hack. i uii In Inffs of Kvil, and f real depression of Spirits. The proprietor in callln; the public lo this preparation, doe i of tho iitmo.i lOiiflrH-m o In IU vti I-' lion to Uio ilneatr for which II Is reeom mended. It Is no new and untried article, but one that has Blood Ihn test of a Ikii years' trial before the American peopte, and I U reputation and sale la atVy rivalled by any similar preparations extent. The Ivsllniouy In iu favor riven l.j the most piomln. nnland well known Physicians and Individual In all part ol theeounlry I immense, and a careful perusal of tbe A Imminr, published annually by the proprielor, and to bo hud ifratia of any uf kit A rents, cannot but satisfy the most sceptical that this remedy Is really deserving the great celebrity it haa obtained. Principal OAceend Manufactory, No. 06, AKCil St . PtiUad'a, Pa. AGENTS M.W.Halle, Brookville, Ind.; . H. I'haee, New Trenton; James Turner, Kalrflrltl; Chas. Vnncamp, Metamora; T. (.iffoM (V Co., Laurel, and H. Slirlner, Andertonville. CARTERS MM MIXTURE. I HK GKF.A V PC HI PIP.lt OF THK Bl.-Jt D ! THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN! Not a Particle of Mercury in it ! A n Infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's Kvil, Kheumallsm, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or Pustules on Hie faco, lilolchea, Bolls, Aguo aud Fever, Chronic Sore P.yee, Kingworin.or Tetter, Scald-llui-l. KuInrgumenl und pain nf Ihe Bones aud Join's. Salt Mi. -inn. Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, and all diseases arising from an Iu Judicious uso of Mercury, Imprudence In life, or Impurity of tho Blood. Tbisgreatallerallve medicine and Purifier of the Blood is now used by tbonsands of grateful patients from all arlaof the United Stales, who lestny daily to to tnu remaraable eures personnel by tbe greatest of all medicines, "Catter's Spanish Mixture." .Neuralgia. Rheumatism. Scrofula, Fruptlons on tho Skin, 1. 1 vef Dleeaso, Fovers, Ulcers, Old sores. Affection of the Kidneys, Diseases of the 't hroat, Pemalo Complaint, Cains and Aching of the Hones snd Joints, are speedily put lo flight by uilng this great and Inoslfmablu reined v. For all diseases or Iho Hlood, nothing has yet been found lo compare with It. Il cleanses the tyitemof all Impurities, acligently and efficiently on the Idver and Kldn.vt,and strengthens the Dlgustlan, gives tonu to the stomach, makes the Skin clear and huallhp, and restores the ('oiialllullon, enfeebled by diseaso or broken down by the excesses nf youth, lo ill prittlne vigor and strength. Por the diseases nt Females Iiis peculiarly applicable, and wherever it haa bocomo knowu It regularly proscribed Hb I ho happiest effects. It invigorates ibe weak and debilitated, and Imps rla elasticity to the worn out frame, clears the kin, and loaves iho patient fresh and healthy; a tingle bottle of this inestimable remedy ii worth more than all the so-culled Sarsaparlllaa In existence. The large number of certificates which we have received from all portions ol tho United Status, It tho beat evidence that there Is no humbng about li. Tbo Press, Uin bolel-keepers, maglelratos, physicians and public men, well knowu to tbe community, ull add their testimony lo tho wonderful effect! of thlt l.KKAT HLOOD PUHIF1KR. Call on the Agent aud getan Almanac, and read the details of the wonderful cures performed by Carter's Kprnish Mixture, (iu mos t coses where , -r Unnir et." had . imllj railed.) Ihe 1 1 mils or an advertisement will not admit ibeir rull In. sertloii. WM. S. BEERS & Co., Proprietors, Xo 304, JiroaJwatj, X. Y. To whom all order iiiual be ii-l.lro ,1. For sale by Drtigglitt and i'otiDtrv Merchants In all parts of thn United Slates and the Canudus, n.l lo M . V ville; A. R. t'h New frciilon; r, Palrllel.l; Charles Vauf'uinp, Metamora; T. Gilford & Co., Uiurel; and K. Shriner, Andcrsonvllle. BROOKVILLE. Watches & Clocks. 11 VI . HAW SO M TIN ni.ltv 1114 SIU If vices lo the clllxens of HroukvillcandvlclsiH) .Initio capacity nf Watch and Clock Tinker and Itrpulrsr; making and mending JEWELRY, &c Long oxperlonee and strict PUNCTUALITY are bis recommendations. Shop3 doors North of Lliick ,v Paruuhar's store. (live me a call every body, and I will warrant satisfaction. Juno 1 '33 "Time is Money." ION - It . II. It K , at bis new store, on-door " south orthe VALLe. v Hot, kespsconstsntly onhandagoueral assortment ofjewelry. Watches, Clocks, , iilvortpoont,rsiori,and agreat variety of " FANCY ARTICLES, such as are usually kepi by Jeweleri. He it prepared alio to repair old Jewelry.and lo elean and repair clockiand watches ou ressouable lermi and 1 EMM al short notice. He will almtake oldtllverand gold in exchange for goods Juno 1 jJ 8AJCTJEL MAUL ATT, BLACKSMITH, M n Street , South ot the Public Mint llrniik villr, I ml. ire.Kastsld A LL KINDS OF BOLTS AND Screw a uiuade at Ine .lioriesi uo lice mid I n the best manner ALSO I pay partlciilaraliuniloiito repairing allkindt of Machinery, warranted lo be as well done and at allow prices as can be found any where In the West, mats William Frank, UNDERTAKER. KKP.PS cnnstanlly on hand, Collins of all slzos aad description, and a good Hearso with which ho hltends funeralsln town or country. Vi I. T Al. It" f-Ot't'lNNtortwo ilsea constantly on haud. mar li WM. LEE &CÖ. - . WEST KlU KTH SI Kl-:i I , OIMTXNATI, t-i have now In storo, and are constantly rocelvng Now Sty les of rich FANCY DKY GOODS, Embracing all that lsmost fashionable und dotlrable In llnbeaof nil kiiidws Bilks, o-tfttiiclii'H. la run ltd in on, Tlaatifs, l.utvii. It ii rit; i Challlaito Ltalneat Bri l IIa ill , i:nilroldcriras l.ncea, Olarees lloaifrw, eiliawla itsid .llnttttllsiei A fine lot of Prints at0 c, he., and 10c; together with their utusl large variety of) WRITE GOODS, Linens, Muslins and ftuilts. Their entire stock will bo found unusually sttractive to buyers Ibis season, on account of the 1 m mouse varieties of Uuods, and VERY LOW PRICES. Merchants are respectfully luvited to give them a call. Terms Liberal. CHEAP AND GOOD FURNITURE. WILLIAM FRANK, ANNOUNCES TO THE citizens or Brookville. und the rest of the world, that he keea a good ! tupplv of allktnda ot Purniture a' bis fkut shop on Main street nearly opposite to ILjl, Mu uli 6c Lynn'aCerrlagoShnp. As ho NS353 makes moetof Ithlmsoir, he can r. . I Jl I ommend all the work lhalgoes out of l K Ihmhop. Porsousv'Iiowantanythliig 1 In bis line would do well to call and examine tbe work and tho price before buying elsewhore. UNDERTAKING. He keepiall kinds -.f coffins ready-made. and r good Hoane wiihwhlch ho can sttond funerslt In town oreountry. Ulvsblm a call. Juuefl lb5ly WILLIAM FKA.Sk

CINCINNATI.

G. W. Coffin & Co., BELL & BRASS FOUNDERS. DKALKKN IKLEAD, ZINC, COPPER, HI.OI K Tl. M'l i ri ll HOLDER, nr.TM. I n KIM,. BBANN roihV UHivii i s, ('., 4cC. o. o A tot l.nat r ossa er Cel. Mkla Mtraatt CINCINNATI, OHIO. 0UK HKI.I.N are eaecuted on. true Sclenllflc and Harmonlac principles, aa followed in the trat Hell Fouudartes of flermany, France, Holland andKnjrland. 0T 1 if , . w . o'coaaoa. j so. z. o'coaaoa. 'O'CONNOR & BROTHER. WROLBSALB tliMII IB a OKI iU AND DOMESTIC GOODS, TKKKI. HHrWKK.N MM. NO. Ml PKA KL RTKF.K AND HACK, CINCINNATI, march7 ly DAY & MATIACK, WMOLKSALK UKALKKK IN STAPLE A I) VANCY DRY 0001)8, Mm NO. Hy Pk.A KL ST., BKT. VINE 4 KACK BT., mar 7 ly CTJICTH HATI , O R. T. B. lliP.ll. OR. j. DM ISOB. T. B. HARRIS, lRi:iililSTa-:APOTHE('.liV. si. a. COR. 4 i ii a MAIM Mv, CINCINNATI, 0. march 7 ly PETER NEFF fc SONS, wsolssalb! HARDWARE. :ir: v I its. No. 93;Peari:8t.;bet.jVine & Race, CINCINNATI, 0. march T ly II. n. liirMAB. w. n. ( airxuR. II. I). ( HIPMAN & CO., Commiiiiles rsrwsrfliug M KUC II ANTS, W HIT F. WATRHC A N A LHANIIt.CINCIBll ATI. II 1.1 I'.KEltClvR: IKCINÄ1II. I CAMBBIDOB ' ITV, IA. Jnnu Kwasey A Co. ; Morrison A Kewby Twecl,Slbleydc Wright: B.ek H.M.Conklln, ileeveidr Stephens, AOXasrowN.I a. . oBUBBSVILLB.IBO. : A .S. Igglm Ö. ( o. A. H.Conwellax Soni. : George Gillespie. Liberal -ash advancements made ou consign ments. aidto-10-lyr. I M ABi mHEB IM 1942. PEEl Ä SGNS5 J ORIGINAL NO. 1, NO. 874 WALÜUT HTRKBT, Kaat Side bet. Oth ate ?lb Su (next door North or "Walnut Nt. House," Cincinnati, Ohio. From iho long prattles thst we bsve bad for nearly forty years In KuroM and NEW O It K and lu this city for the last fourteen years, we feel conSdent in saying, that all goods intrusted to oar rare will be done In the beet stle and our charges on Klacks will be 90 per cent lew than any other good Dying Establishment In ibis a-iiy. uursuaiu uj e worn anu steam rinianing Apparatus It not surpasses by any other Dylbg Establishment in the A est. Genllemens' clothing renorated in the best style. La. .lea silk Ureases, Crape, Brocha, Printed Hay Slate Shawl-, Poplins and Merino Breeses (loaned wllliout dying. Table and Piano Covsra renovated. Carpets cleaued by Machinery without ripping and the Colors retained perfect. Dresses Uyi-tl Black for $l,0o. This Is the only Dye House, tbst sver displayed Ihelr work In a show window, arter It had been "mied or d i ed, which gives the Publican opportunity lo dtftsat according to their own Judgment, which Is the beet Jlyerln ihe City. may II SJ ly HATS AJND CAPS. M lllX. srTLES. WB Introduced oari Spring style of Halt, with several new and boaullfu! styles of Caps, on Thursday, February Hist. We bave uo bo. nation In saying that we have' produced a Hat which cannot be surpassed for ' HI M i V UK JJKHiG.N, KLKGANCK Or FINISH ' and the soft, easy ruannerln which llflts the head. . HUNT dr HOPKINS, No. 15 Main St., West side, S doors below 4th, Cincinnati, 0. mar HI) IMFQBTAIT TO BQILDE A. : .'RSIEV & BHIBR, FKO.l TSTKKET, BKT. WtiSTi!.tLl mb a. n mb M asa S-S ft SSS WS V. a , ROW AXD JOHX, CIXCIXXAT1, OHIO. Dealera in all kinds of Lumber and msnufse lurere of Saah, Doors, Blinds, Window Frames, Mouldings, Base Pilasters, Wrather Boarding, White tnd Yellow Pine Flooring, Shelving for Stores, Palling for Feni Boards planed on both sides, of rartons thick neaa ullal.lefor the inside Snlsh of houses. I'hts eitabllihmeut will be found to be of great, benefit to persons bnlldlng In the country, Si they can be supplied here with all tbe materials ready made of lumber, thoroughly seasoned for Snlshlng houses. In the Lumber Yard connected with thlt establishment there is kept for sale sssxtsnslvs assortment of Lumber for all building porpoaoe. sash primed and glared, constantly on band. All ordern promptly attended te. TlytMS CASH. Nov. II, IJ3I7 1 yr. GIICINH&TI MÄÖBLE WORKS. Teetetf Rew opp. Calharlste Bi Ti WHITE & SON THOMAS WHITE ds SON, WHOLESALE and Kolall dealers in Foreign and American Marble, .Monument Tombt, Head and Foot stor-os. Table Tops, Feneoe for Grave Lota, and Various oilier H rll. lea. 1. 1. lire satisfaction wilt bo given to all persona favoring ut with their orders. Wa employ iho best workmen, and seilst prices lowsr thsn sny other Yard. Caps aud Sllla ou hand. Our Agent for Brookville, Is Mr. James Kennedy, who wlllailend to all orders. B. BABTI.BTT. M. A. BICBBBLt. B. Bartlett & Co., Commission and Forwarding chants. HerHani rsi Tt'BBBS or Alioliol, Ciiiiiplifiic, liooBr-mi mad, Uli I Ulli Klutd. No. 8 Waal Front at., Cincinnati, Ohio. Lluseed OH, Lard Uli. Castor Uli, Alcohol, may 18 ly Spts. Turpentine, Potash Prusslate Potash, While Lead, Candlea, March , Noap, Ulue,lte. COATS & CHRISTOPH Eli. Mill rsi n I PluiHucnr, t ii in ll I I Hi it ItUd m ASi rAiTt-aaas or enr, ( iimpbcni-, Hurnlnsr luldetsid HBirilfsae. ALSO, ALCOHOL OF ALL 8TKZ1IOTH8, Refined Charcoal for Rectifying Whisky, and Pure Spirits. I' I.I 11) ABD PnoSUBBB I.HI-a, no LISA I.B ABB K BT Alt, No. College Building, Walnut St., Kaat side, between Pourtb aud Plan Streets, maylHly l IM INSATI, O. wm. a.rsBMi ii. J. K. WTHMB. .cnaiiTUN. WVBBB. FRENCH. W YNNE & CO., Importers and Wholesale Platers In PANOY DRY OODS AHO MANUFACTURERS OF WOOLEN HOSIERY, No. 19 Pearl St., between Vine a Kaco, mar Uly CINCINNATI. S. & H. RUFFNI Manufaclurensnd Dealerilu 13 sfl A PER. Si and Wholeiale and Hetsil (rttOCERS, If . E . COS . WE8TERN ROW A PEARL STB, (IX MTI, O. C; I he highest market price paid for K ACS ULI KUi-h and other papentock. nov 15 52ly 'i Aaron A. Colter, OrtDt KKY PKODUCK AND COMMIKHOn ME KCHANT. S. r. .( OKNfeK DP 8KVKNI1I ANU MA1.VSTN. t'l'n.ATI, OHIO. Nov at- St-lyr-s.

j CINCINNATI. SWflFÄrloWff lWis WH', ?ra5r iTroadwayand Kifihstrei.l indnnati .Ohio MoaameaU,TotdM,aid Orara iaatt, KaräU Mantles and Ktaluarv. Babtlssnal FoaU, Mastftkl TableU.Ursia, Vaawe.Oakrdea rlQWS,Caswasitaa7 , Counter Klabe, Cse.ac, constantly an baa4 and

rurnisrteu to oraer. The trades pile with Marble l a Bias and Slab,orBawed ol order ar84lj Bftlff1! Little Giant CORN COR Mill falrnlfd Maw lt It". Is doubtless sn Investlon among the most ImsorUnt of modem times, fe Ua aae of the well ad -vised farmer and stock feeder and ibe unlveraaJ favor with watch It haa been resales a from Use Svsjt more lhau anything else, attests Its utility aad asperlorlty. if w7lg?ftwm 3U 5 Bs4rwd fbV., eMlngte alas, can be put In operstlos by Uo firmer ka St minutes, without eiBssBsM SsT fBBssBsstSSd atBu tstatS) m , i, -. .:. .ut ripwaae i staeasslsal aSfcsMI adjusted and need with conveois-.ee by anybody The Little Giant has recalvsal the llrBt rresal urns at everv Stats Fair from stlfsosri U Mary land tba pail Fall, and that Is lb ascsst easts! mentarv manner inns is ins are guaranteed In the asoet positive breakage or derangement, and warranted lo ersah feed from ear eora, ss4 griu or flne bomony from shelled corn, Ith a dsgTSw wf esse and convenience far farm tstf tali, svever attained before. The subscriber Is now prepared to furnlihUe farmers of Franklin Coanty with Improved patterns aad sixes, to suit the railed wants of all. Mo. S, is owered at IMO oo septal, rewdv for attaching the team, and warranted le craab, of dry com, in bushels of t4 per boor with ose mim. Mo. 3al gsn, will crush 15 bushels per bear No. 4 at SCO, will crash SO bushels pair hoar with twe horses. These mtlli will be delivered Is BrsokvUtst, sr any i laee oa the Canal, at the Manufacturers prices. T.A.OOOBW1H, Sola Agent for TttdtMaCaaBSAf . Groceries. II Y stock V slock of Voung Hyson, Gunpowder. I "iperUl Hick Black Teas Isla Is large I stffrs uasra and wellaelectadof UU importations, pare at J ava, M oeba a nd Lag . iu ,.in.inm,, iura anu iresn . Also, rrma nio, rsh. Also, Prime Rio, ra Coffewa; Prime M. O. Sugar; Crushed, Powdered, Loaf and t larlSaxl Nugart: Oolden Syrup, N O. aad I. H. Molaaaea, l uba Money , rice , w.,1. ta.- t m. i , - i u u o w lasa Bags. Colored and while Carpal Chain. Cation Yam aad Cotton Balling, with overy article Bra iny aeai oy wroeers, bji or seal quauute, warranted to gve satisfaction, for stile la qualities le oil, at the lowest market prices. A A HON A. COLTER. S. K. Corner Main A Seventh ftirete,C.ani.,0 . MD ia iav SEÄL8I- AND PRESSES SKA i s OF FIFTY LBTTBBR OB LKU WITH Hall's Percussion at Seali of iOUuenor leas with K Tests' Psrssws'w So I, siM . Lever gl Devices eilra.from fl to ttsW floury Public Seilt In Peressslos, ft is Leaer, IfeS. ourt and Corporation Seali, with large Lever Presset f roa ltofU. Dupllcau matter for tbe Rasla Writs plainMind yoar I'saud Ja. Address C. F. HALL. References: Saal Kograver, Bustneat msn V 14 West Fourth stmst of Clnclanall. t ClncinnaU.O. VrT. A . Goodwin will act aa sagen t il lr ville for IbeaefSeals and Prssess,of wheat they be obtained st lbs Manufacturer! Iii SSI. march 14 jacos naarr. . L. JACOB ERNST. w M10I.KSALK & H KT AI I. BOOK KELLER, stationer, Primer and Blssk Book Maasttcturer. No. lit Main Street, CinclnraU, keeps eoaslantly on hand a full and complete asiartment of Blank Books, Memorandams, so., of his own manufacture. Merchants, Hankers, Clerks ef CrmBly Courts, Ac, will tnd our Blank Books, ef a superior quality. Particular attention paid le m anu reel ur or Blank boob a, rale! bound to any palleru, with printed hoad whoa required. ffTOsr tne Blank Hooks are paged. Also, a full and complete assortment of Miscellaneous and Nobool lo h. Mi.oM.er, , Ac. rirchatersarerespecirully Invited to give us a call our terms and our prices favorable. Cincinnati. March U.IHSS. MaXJEREES. WH0JLÖALE AND RETAIL, Ff, t Casasaerclal Heat , BROOKVILLE; DID. WM. L. FARQUHAR & CO. NAVE now opened, and will keep constantly . hand, a general and coin plcw assortment of l.ao. taias, wnicii tiie Der al prices as lov tbey can be procured la Cincinnati ia small pareels. Mr. Farquhar havlug hsd much siDertesee ;t?.. ranch of irado. Setters himself that - can be farnlsbvU by wsioLBWALalnthle asarasUiOB ABOVB l lariaa.Tt van as and retalllo Indsee Us purchiM-n lo nt mi i ...... Tholr stock conalstaln part of Coffee Ball by barrel Raisins . 1emont Plckloe Mau Almonds Prnaes Tea R.O.Hugar Powdered do i rush.. d do Molaaaea Mackerel White Pith " is I Rice Dried Poaches w apples Hales Wlimw Ware Oysters Cod Pish Caudles Tobacco Louisv Hie Lime and Cement. Trace, Halter aad Breast Chains, fthovele Spadei, Hoet Hay, Straw and Manure Forks All of which will be sold for a small advnaeo on inrinnati wholeaale price lor Csia or .morn cot'BTSv rannt et. Call and examine our ttock; one door south el Lluck or Kar.juhar'a. H. LOEING & CO., Ml. CAKMEL, IND..I 9 lai v.r-Ti tffcvfl nvruiis tii-uu poss to supply the piepte of Franklin an., Ith an excellent am-. Ic of this puron attha Ias. est possible rales. All pumps let b ihesa aro warranu-o to give entire satis nc'l0n nay 83,3m D. A. BRADLEY, Md KssnK TO BRADLEY I K OX it ER ft, Wholesale and Kartell JEWELER, HAVIIVO Just returned from the Beal with e large and varied ttoek of Ise Watches aad Rich Jewelry! Comprising an aasorlment ef H BW IHO H K A l TI KCL BT Y L BSt which I will ogor lo tho old customers oflho late Ira at tatlifselory prices. Csll snd see at It . W. Corner Fourth a Mala.CleeeUaeU, U. mar 14 WM. R. PADDOCK k CO, EXCHANGE HROKEHS, COHN KR OF THIRD ARD WaLRUT HTREITt CINCINNATI, 0. mar U ly FIRE WORKS, CANDIES, NUTS AND FRUITS, WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL BY JOHN R. MYERS, aotti Main (Ureal, bet. Fifth aaaS Sixth Was Ride. CINCINNATI. ftT All orders promptly Sited aad MeAsees warrantedfull weight nor. 11,1 aejj ,t7l yr. LITHBBBiPIY 6 IISRATIBG. View.. ifHulldlngs.LABBB-irsa, Portrstta, Dl ilomts, Mipi.show Canti.Notes.Drsfls.Snils et ixchange .Labels ,e . Ac. MIUDLRTOR at WALLACE. Rollt Walnut Street. Odd Fellows Hall . Cinolnnatl. Nov. II, IMS 4V ijr. THE STODART PIANO, SMITH & NIXON, CINCIHHATI,iOHIO, AgenUforthe moil eelebrsted saasBfeeterlet ef the Cnlon, desire lo cell Iho atlealion of boy ore particularly to the above celebrated loalrusmeala, of which they eonslantty keep a splendid aaaortment on head. Fob iwBSTnaas. oi alitv, abb scautv er Ton. rowan or imistss bot to a a abb tiii, siucACT or initniii, ramracTioB er naiBH, ass obbat eesASiLrrv, TUBKTODART PIANO IS URRf R PAR-ED. Piano Hall, No?S Fourth St., near Viae, dec 14 ly JL cssr X UlooTt NO. 342 MAIN ST. BETWEEN 6TH, AND 9 Tit. EKEIB constantly on hand t taatirul 1 menlef HATS AND CAPS, oflhe moatfaahlonaSle Bina. friendial Brookville to gtvehli He In sites hU eta as call when the

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