Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 50, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 November 1856 — Page 4

THE VAUBY FARMER-DEVOTED TO THB TRUE INTEREST OP FARMERS, MECHANICS, AND WORKING MEN.

VALLEY FARMER.

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From the Northern Farmee. Agricultural Fairs. The season of the great agricultural fairs is rapidly approaching. Many a farmer is now doing his best to improve the condition of his favorite stock; many a farmer's wife is preparing arti cles in her deoartment which, if - m they do not carry ofl tho prize from ull competitors, will at least be creditable to her skill, and industry, and taste. Many a gardener is taxing all his resources to perfect his specimens of beets, squashes, melons, beans, potatoes, grapes, apples, pears, peaches, and what not. Tho florist is trying his skill many a lady amateur is trying her skill in bring ing out all the latest beauties of Sip flowers, which will charm all beholders, and give the highest finish and grace to the exhibitions, even if they do not earn golden rewards. We re.oice m those trrcat annual gatherings. They stimulate the industry and taste of the n ral DODulation. lhev altord a or pleasant holiday to hard working men. They bring together those who would not otherwise become acquainted with each other, and while new acquaintances torm ,i . cl, much information is given and received on subjects most in teresting to the agricultural pop ulation Wo wish, however, to make a suggestion or two in this place It seems to us that our fairs might be more practically useful. For instance, there should be not on ly exhibitions ot the finest prod ucts of the farm aud garden, but there should also be some arrang ment for giving some information respecting these products. A lew years ago, we noticed at one of our Fairs, a fine collection of grapes. But wo could not find out the owners, nor the names of the varieties. Now, what we should like in such a case, would bo to have a card attached to each variety, giving its name, quality where plants could be obtained and at what price, &o. Or, let the owner, or some one deputied by him, be at hand, and give whatever information should bo desired. And so of all objects o all objects of interest at the Fair. Many people who attend these exhibitions go not merely to be amused as children are with toys, but to gain valuablo information. Sinco writing the last sentence, we have hesitated a while, in doubt whether to speak of another mattor which has lain our mind for a year past. We dread to oflend the ladies, but we must run tho risk. Wo refer to the introduction of female horsemanship into our Fairs is it on the whole a good thing? It attracts a crowd into tho show ground, no doubt, and helps pay expenses. But is the curiosity thus excited always laudable? Is the crowd thus attracted, composod of such persons as our modest ladies would wish to associate with? Does not this practice place the lady riders almost on tho level with the female riders of a circus? We are always pleased to see tho ladies taking horseback rides at home, in the company of each other, or attended by a gentleman. The exercise promotes bodily vigor, and beauty, and cheerfulness. But we are not plcnsed to seo tbom exhibiting themselves at a show, surrounded by a crowd of gaping thousands. Perhaps we cannot better coucludo our article than by quoting a few passages from an address by Daniel Webster, beforo au Agri cultural Fair in Massachusetts, in tho year 1840. He said: "The principle of association the practice of bringing men together bent on the same general end, uniting their intellectual and their physical efforts to that purpose is a great improvement in the present age. Wo saw it years ago perhaps I might say centuries ago. It began in the professional associations of tho world in the legal, the medical, and tho theological. But it was long in thai country und in this, before the pminplo of combination came to be aoted upou in the great system of Agriculture, before it was brought to that pursuit of 'ifo belbre Agriculturists were brought to act in unison. And tho reason is obvious. In the city, immunities strive together. The merchants and shipowners can come together at the sound of a MI Tho mechanics, generally, living in populous places, way do tho same. They have tho opp i Mhity of interchan

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what one knows, all know, and what is the experience of one, all soon become acquainted with. Hut the agricultural population is Mattered over all tho fields of he country. Their labors and beir toils are in some degree isoated. They are in the midst of the hills and the valleys and in the recesses of every solitary forest. There is no 'Change for them to assemble upon at noon. There are no coffee houses, there i a aro no Atheneums lor them to meet at in the evening and con verse on their interest. It has therefore become essen tial to the best interests of the ärmere of the commonwealth that these annual fairs should be established, and that they should be universally attended. And, t a as his excellency, the governor, has remarked, it is not so much on account of what is to be learn ed by tho most eloquent discourse in tho public houses, or at these establishments, as from tho meeting of men together who have the same general object, who wish for improvements in the same gen eral pursuits of life, that they may converse with one another that they may compare with each other their experience, and that thev mav keeD ud a constant m w o communication. It is in this point of view, in this greatly prac ticable point of view, that these annual fairs aro of importance. Why gentlcme-., every man obtains a very great portion of what he knows in this world by conversation. Conversation intercourse with other minds, is the general source of most of our knowledge. Books do some thing, but every man has not the opportunity to rend. It is conversation that improves. If any one of us here to-day, learned or un earned, should deduct what he has learned by conversation from what he knows, he would find but little lelt, and that little not of the most valuable kind. It is conversation it is the mectiug of men face to face, and talking over what they have common in interest it is this intercourse that makesmen sharp, intelligent, ready to communicate to others, and ready to receive intimations from them; and ready to act on those only which they receive by oral communication. "Therefore, if there wero not an article on exhibition if there were not I good pair of steers, nor a fine horse, nor likely cow in tho wholo country, if there be society ladies, wives and daught ers, if there be those connected with the tillage of land, I say that these annual meotings are highly important to progress in tho art to which they refer. I come here as a poor farmer, to meet with other better farmers, ready to receive Irom them any intimations their experience may have taught aud desirous only of suggesting something for their reflection which, now or hereafter, may draw their attention, and draw it usefully to something in tho agricultural art." Liberality of Manufacturers. Messrs. Scott & Hedges, of Cincinnpti, recently presented one of their Three Cono Donblo Littlo Giant Corn Mills to tho Ohio Agricultural College in Cleveland, for the use of the leoturor in tho department of Agricultural Mechanics. Tho exhibition and trial of such implements boiore tho students in the Agricultural College will not only benefit the students greatly, but secure to the inventors and manufacturers a more general appreciation. (). Cult. Preserving Tender Raspberries. The editor of tho Ocrmantowu Telegraph, says of saving tender vines in Winter. "Willi our Orango raspberry which is tho very best variety wo over saw, though not quito hardy enough tronches wero dug from eig'it to ton inches in depth, the canes or stocks laid into them, and covered well over with throo to six inches with soil, butts and all They came out in the spring as perfect us when they wero laid down. They should bo pruned before laying down, and of courso tho vines should be also. Raspberries, blackberries, grapes, etc., can be pruned just as safely in the autumu as at any other time." How to Send Poultry to Market. My daily observation in the poultry market of this city, of tho loss sullcred by poultry raisers lor the want of n littlo cure, orelso want of proper knowledge, prompts me to offer u word, with tho hope that some abler pen will continue the subject. It is mortifying to mo to see so much good poultry sold by farmers at half price, simply because not nicely dressed. Ilult-dresscd, half-fat tened fowls will not bring half'

price. I will not attempt to describe tho best method of fatten

ing, but leaving that to others, I will say, thut only a little more fat put upon a fowl alter it is in bare passable order, will not untrequently double the value. Turkevs and ireese should be Of mm killed with great care to prevent them from bruising themselves, A very good plan is, to tie their wings, aud hang them on a pole by their legs, before cuttiug off the head. The same may be said of other fowls. All kinds of poultry should be "dry picked" if to be carried far to market, as they keep better if dressed in this way. If Raided, the water should be just below the boiling point. In any case, be careful not to tear the skin, or rub off tho outer cuticle (or outer skin) from tho legs. After being nicely picked, wash in clean, warm soap-suds, and thou "plump" them a the Jersey men call it that is, hold them in boiling water about five seconds. Draw back the skin and cut off the neck bone near the body, and then draw the skin over again and tie it tightly with string. This keeps tho blood from running over and disfiguring the bodies When the animal heat is en tirely gone, pack them in boxes of about 200 lbs., using clean rye straw, as this is less healing lhan ST SaaF other kinds. A little attention to these hints will materially in crease the price ami and givo greater satisfaction to the producer, seller and consumer. ";". :wi. A ir HENRY FALLS, WROllltl.1 ABB RSTalL ' CARPET WAREHOUSE No. IV East Fourth Street, between Main an. I K r mora Streets, Cincinnati, O., TS NOW KKCKIVI.M; A I.AKCK STOCK K X Kngllsh aud Amcrlcun Carpels, Curl tin Co Oil C1olhs,dkc. Ac, for tho fall trade, to which reape. Ifully Invites the attention of tho public. Sep M Ijr par jsi na a Lsas. rS.NK X. SUA! Matrix. JACOB ElSASa CO. MaRFrsen-aaas or sua w holbsai a nasLaas la CLOTHING SHIRTM, DRAWKRS. & TRUNKS, No. IH Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio feb fx ly r. jtsstsii. 1. ai'TTiarisi i. J.I I AUS. JSSiIB.ITTTliraUILm WHOLKtsALK 1 iu. 2:,t ntMaTiti-irr, WI'.ST HI DP., SKI 'O.N D DOOR IHV I Sl 1 II, Aud "o. J Nixtls Nlrcet, CINCINNATI, 0. aV YAM Atll.i: I.WY HOOK. ii. w. mw & co., LAV. HOOKSKLI.KIS AND PITILIMH I!, 143 Main st., Ciaciiiiinli, llisve Jssat pssbliailaoil. isa nut lurjj SV O. Olllltlf , McDonalds tukatise: t TKP.ATISF. ON Til K LA V l.l.l. til Mi In il the Powers aud Duties of Justices of the Peace and Constables lu the Slate nf Indlnua: with practical forms and essays on various titles of tho Common Law. Hy David McDonald. The attention of Msg latratea. Ofileera of Court and Mumtiers of tbo Ur, la called to this Work, with cnnlldeuee Hist II wltl ho found comp and a curate, and adapt td to thu present wants of ontcersof the Ijtw, lu tlie minor eouits of ttio Slate ol In, II iii.i The work is formed upon the plan of tho "Ohio Treat I so," by Joa. R. Swan, receutlv issued by the aamo publishers; with hlch admirable work It will favorably compare. I i point r ihorouzh neas and eonclaeness of detail, and authority ef precedence of practice. AH claasea of OOlcera of Law In tho Stale of In diana Will And It a convenient cnld in Ibe per formancH of their various oillci:il duties: and to sIi profession fsuorully, It will prove convenient anu uaerul. The Work embraces the Sinti Decisions of the Courts of the I lowing a uh(ct Laws and the Upen the fol onice of Justice Klectlon Bond J urladlctinu Security for Coats Partloa to Contracts Par Ilea to Actions Prtceas Pleadliijrs-Trlal by Jury Trial by tho J ustlse Now Trials Judgments Docket and V lions Kvldence TtSaM llepo s Aeknowlodfmanta KxecutorsA re ii is anp Prluclpala Apprentices Arbitration and awords Fees and Coals Appeals Slay of Execution Capias Ex- , ecutions dec PRICK Slna-lo Copies, l:.,o; whlcli will be scut by Malt, pre-puld, lor ...0(1. Klvo Copies to one Address will bu sunt for f.'O.ui; or I n Copies for t3o:0ü, oct lu Am i'I.t im; ui: ii i iiin. IOWA LAND AGENCY. f HTILL AT TKMD TO THE HUMI2IKKN Oh is 1 vetting money tn wild or uncultivated lands, farms, and lowo lota; pttt lue taxes vie., for persons living al a distance. Fur, Is can 1m sent with sar. tv In drAflaon Now Vork. Tbose wishing to put their money where It will be safe, ami yield a largo par eout., can havu It so Invested by uddrutsuig July 1 ABS A Hi M OAtBY, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk Co., Iowa. STOVES AM) TIN WAlsli. rlE TnrrBSIONED Ibe c ins uns ul Rrtmkt WOULD INFORM o, Mvtataora, Laurel and other plates that ho expects lo keep on hand a gooU supply of TIM W.VItK nnd Miuvra el all latsstle, tat Iii Miore Isa MET AMOK A, INI.. Wherehn weuld be plenacd lo Bccmuiiiodn'.o utlof Franklin County with Stoves, al clly prie s, also, SELF-SEALING FRUIT CANE Of various kinds, ami the common Cans also. Orders from Hrookvllie or Laurel fur cans, tan be sent by tho hackend will receive prompt attention For Hiovea. send by the ( anal. augauiy noi.oMo.vr, hi:ks;vooi. NEW DRUG STORE 'SIGN OF THE GOLDEN M ORT A It. 1MCAI.F.R IN Druiia, .Tlctllclaesj I'uluU, Oll, DyesMtuffa, l'i rfnmcrj, Maliot.T). Jkc., Wttt side of Main St., next door to the VALLE Y 110 USE, BROOKVILLE, INDIANA, TAKKS pirn.. uro In lufurmliia; the p ally, that be Is now In rei eipt of Inf in his new mom, opposite the pub a larito and full sbtck of (iooda lu hla bile (. iier id open c square, lln. Ills atock Of Druus ANU Ml-.UK'lNl, II can say with all coiilldnce, la nut surpassed, either In .pialUy or variety, by nn; other hou o in the count , nor at as low prices. Ills lurr,e atock r Puints, Oils, Varnishes, &c Kepi by him, Iscuiuplele In even art, lain now opeulnf an clcaiilu.,orliiioul of BstgUah, French und American I'urfumcricM, All of which have been purchased at sub prices aa will enable ine lo sell tliniii ul the wr lowost ratca. or any of the above or numerous other articles usually kept In houses of ilko charuclur, iheiM b. lie are respectfully Invited lo the "Hla;n of the Uulden Murbir." Physicians can rely upou liming- their prescription carefully compounded. Ii. V. JOIIMNTON. t, u. 1 1 iott, at. a.J k. r. asaa,M. n. ELLIOTT tV SMI ICS' 1 1 '.I.D. IM. l.l.l. II) I I ,ha lug iisso. ut d wiih htm lu the practica of Me. Urine, Mirgcry. Ae.. DK. HA I. hit. rxrunlly from Maine, rraiiectlnlly lulorina his rrleuda and the sc generally, that nil business lu their profeaslon will be promptly alineded to. Oct 17 if L ARD No. I Prime Family l.nrd In Kegs, for W. L. Fsam-tisaoi Co. aal" bv

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r A U (fill Hk ID LOADED WITH SFR3NG GOODS, POK TYNER & KIMBLE LOOK 01 T ! OR NO. I. INTERESTING DETAILS' : : IV.NKK ft KIMLR HAVE KE CElVltDTHEIR early slock of Spring : ,.i . him! tnrltn the public to call and examine for themselves before purchasing, aa they can any without fearnf contradiction, that the pnrchaaer can savea large Interaat on hit money by piirchasiugof ihm. Thuir ck U large and well selected at prior aa low a ..iotiy can command. I ho MON THLY ADDI TIONS will Ina e fresh and seasonable c.iods, Mm m Hau. Cup, Hoota, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware. Iron, Grindstones, and all the small notions connected with aud necessary to a complete stock uppertaining to I T hey take It mv ira'io. xchufiRu for (oda, all Hie current money Ihey can get, besides nil the broken hank notes, at Cincinnati prices, together Willi almost every article iu the produce line, AI I HK OLD HI' KTOS s I A Nil. aprll 4 iIIK1:H V I'KC TOKAL, j Sep 13 B D. V. JOHNSTON. ALM OF A THOUSAND KLOWKKS at D D. V JOHNSTON'S. yy-ARD'H LINIMENT by D. V. JOHNSTON. D D" MANN'S AGUE BALAAM. D. V. JOHNSTON. POItSIIA'M BALM LINIMENT. Ü. V. JOHNSTON. (I KIENTAL PAINTINO MATERIALS. D. V. JOHNSTON. "THE COD TIME'S COME." (0 CASES SEI GOODS HAVE JUST ARRIVED AT THE FAVORITE "OLD WHITE CORKER." OF GALLiON & SON, Wtiicli Iticy nrc now iilot: . ttml intend to sell At reduced prices. S NPHIFO HAS AT L ST PAIKLVOPK.NKD, itock of (lomli, wu have ami wo luive it !:irvr reduced tho nd t v so tin, ns nre en ml, to offer all ktudsof fi on Cincinnati Wholeai To attempt toenum tides comprising, our task Indeed suffice to the leading articles, Ui from a Microscope to; I. i.l . s I wis at vert slight ail van many different arld bu a Herculean will naino a few of have every thing i Machine. men Is To the selections ot this part of our stock wo have taken all possible pains. Ladles. If you wish to bedock yourself with a dross of which "Queen Vic." horaolf would be proud, call ut tho Old White Corner and "ldtfc" will sell you one of those rich and fashionable EUGENIK, CAMILLE, OH HERON ROUES, aud " Hour)" will show yon some of tho prettiest . patterns f Li Uorepos ami TIsroaghl to have thoai i, and Flgi Shawls II Hluek

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(new style,) It and Lulu hlri Hd' llrpanineni. We have a fresh lo1 fan. y ami plain Casslmores, and Hull a'Mllttolhe finest" as lbs, Vestluga, and I of MEN AND BUYS ( LOTH! StJ oer offered In tills market. We have been very paitlcular lu but Iur our CiolhliiK. and flatter our:lves inas we can ' r, in -..mi on, gentlemen, inin head to fuel" for lew money than any house In this Valley. Olvetuaeall. DllllllMH Wehavean nnusuall) largo stock of Domestics lings, do. Linea and Cotton Diaper, l Ickings. Ate. Pnuls. When it conies to "Calereo' "we're around,'' but all that we need sa uboat prints Is, that we have the Mernmaok, t ocheco, riilllp Allen V Sons, Bay stale and spraguo brands, which overy body knows aro as com) as gold dollars. it mi I'll per. This Is lust the season of thu year to paper your ., I. they begin to look bad. Wo have made large accessions to our heretofore oxloustve stock Wall Paper, aud cau, without doubt, exhibit the largest and moat tastefully selected stork and lh"n SO cheap ol any housu Hi Oic -e ;..trla. ill-pel. Wu have Jusl opened a large and well selected stock of linportAd Carpets of the latest patterns. nag I arpets always on hand. Itoulis and NIlOSjsj. Wc have one room devoted to this branch of the business, and we are now prepared lo suit with Shoes or Boota, ever) body even to the smallest Infant. Containing utl ibe varieties of Ladlca Huakllisan l Boolees. Muses and Child s Shoes, Men ai,, l llojs Hoots and Shoes. We have a largo assortment uf C.C.sTOM-.VI A DK Hootaaud Shoes of every description. iltttN aud Caps. Kverv grade both for men aud boys, oven to the lalost)leof SOP T HATS for hard or sort heads. Call In Cents, aud "Adam" wltlctvo yuu tils." Hardwares and theartleles usually kept In a retail store. In lliiriuvunrv and Clnaaviure We liavua i entire new clock, cuntaiulng aorae new alterns,and all that ts wauled La this way. patronage bestowed upon usall through our mercantile course, and nuthlug on our part shall be done, at this Isle day, to merit a discontinuance of the same. Wo are sure Ihnl If go. id Hoods, cheap (iooda, and teuly ol Ihuru.and gon tie manly clorkato v, a i on yonls whalyuu want, webave iio feara. aprll i .N.D. ttALLIONdt HOW. THE B8T BOOK FOB AGENTS! TO PKRSOS OUT )F EMPLOYMKST. An Elegant Gift for a Father to present to his Family. Send for one copy and try It among your friends WASTED Agents to circulate Sears' Large Type Quarto Bible ! roa vamilv usa, ii i i n i THE PEOPLE'S PIC1URIAL DOMESTIC BIBLE. 1 his useful book Is destined , if we cau form an opinion from Ihr notices ol thu press, to have an tin irecedei t"d I r it tat lull in eve ry section of uur wldeanrua.l contiueii i, and to farm a distinct era In llio aale of our worka. It will, no doubt, In a lew years beeome TMS rtxn t ibi. or isi .manic Pi 1:1 t. OTThe molt liberal romunn ration will bo allowed lo persons who nt) bo pleased lu procure aubebrlber to the above. From M lo nai copies mav aaallv be clrculsted and sold in out h of the IS of lUQ Tulon. Il will bo aold by auba. , -, '.Ih hII lite Uld will so. Ji ,'IVr only. Id bo ti.uilu nl onco, ae d. act aa aironU, and da a aaUe liii.ii..'Mlinn sen l I. r u npeci n . . jTfOn receipt of Um ratabllabed price, Hlx Dollars, tho Plclofial r'anilly ltitle, with a well boeud subscription b mk, Will be carelull) hum, i and lorwarded peresp ess, al our risk and epense lo any cuutrat town In tb I hlteU .Nurlos, excepilug tln.se of California, Oregon and l exID Hun-later your Loiters, and Iho Money will co.oosafo. JT ""Orders respectfully sollelteU. For further particulars, ad.lMis the subsorl bar (post paid). ROIIKRT SKA RS, cp3-3ni IBt William btrvel, N. V. Peace! Peace!! Old things havo passed away and some things have come new PAVioskAt airraa. soloman Williams. i n WOI'I. Ii urn ii-t tho public that the) have brought on an entirely new slock of goods which they are now opening al tho OLD OU1ND-STONK CORNKU, 1. -tig occupied by K. Tyner, In Hrookvllie. To uumeraln their stock would beat tedious as It Is useless. If you want anything In the dry goods or grocery Hue, call aud see for yourselves. I bey havu Xvw Dreaa mi;.-.. Laillea wishing lo sain In some beautiful alylua of fane) riilk a, aro In lied lo call al our slum ami see aouio (iooda which are elegant aa any lady can wish lo sou. SSIvisoliesl lIns)llti. I.udies are resperifully Invited to call and s amino the nlcu UhkIhIo lilaerhod Muslin, 1 ) urd and I Inch wide; Soft I'ndrcssud (loods, I'llklu ISIK MIU--W onH SJyjaalSa V It u , u Juat received a eelehruted IttarkMlk, thai the) inn hnve roullileni e toll without cleaning, and will retain nd ll at Nlaughtor At wuitaroa'e. Urea. (.oods. will lustre. its .-lelUuudCapw Shawls. Illack and Fane ncy MIka, Itolaliies, CiiiKhama, frlnla, liwna, Chstllvs, Slualtua, LlBeoa, Ac, at our ostabllahiueul. II 1 1' II I'll I'll l.lucu Table Covers, tirown do, Napkins, Hovallc; Jil.tojieii ,', . aco I'lotca I'rlni. Comprising the Foclf!.-. ..h Terriuisck, Kugl'.'i, Hamilton, Npragues, Aliens, Manchester and a -iu nber of other well known makes, which wean sel.'nrf eh'-np. Uriiiorlia. An I are on hands an oxlenstvn assortmonl of I. sc a id Muslin Uraperies. aaajas usil i. !...., You may always flud a variety of Hiigsi., and New Orl-ana and Kugar-llouan Molasses al our stand. Iron, ulla,da-. We would call thu ullentlou of thoai wnnilng Nails of any else, and Iron of any kind, lo oor large assortment , e h Ich we off.-rlow, aprll SI I'OIM IIl PKODI ( F.. -Slaughter t' W I II lama keep on haada all kinds of country rroUnve, Cork, favrd, -aroet I'otatoes, Irish Colaloos, Pumpkins, Apples, Hotter, dte for sale abeup lor c.i .ii.

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TERRIBLE IHSIIOSI HKS!! sTCHI TS KOK IHK MILLION! A most vvondorlul and Inralaable Publication UK. HL'.NTKK'H MEDICAL MANUAL.; BKI.NO It an original ami popuiar realise on ...an v falling Kmedl speedy cure of alt diseases of prlvato and delicate charactor. Inci dent to the violation of the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God. PRICK TWKNTY-FIVK CENTS. The Author of iheaboro volume 1st graduate of one of the flrsi medical schools In the United State,, and having devoted a quarter of a contury to the study and treatment of roalment of Syphilis and klnpeclatlty, he has become posdred so,..to the tlsonl luv! nable information In regard d la able to compress Into vade methe very Quintessence of medical Important subject; aa tho result of out physicians In Kuropo and Amchly demonstrated in his own highrscllro in the treatment of secret ny thousands of cases In the City a alone. of Dr. Hunter has long been, and unbounded, but al the earnest sointernus persons, he has been InduLite sphere of his professional usecommunity at large, through the '"Medical Manual and Hand Hook the most ei erica Is tho ly aurcessf diseases In of Phttade Ills a volume that should be In the hand of ev leryfamlly In the land whether used as a preventive of secret vices, orasa guido for the allevtalou of one of the moet awful and destructive sources ever visited upon mankind for the sins of sensuality and impurity of every kind. It is a volume that has received the unqualified recommendation of the first phvsl.-laus In the land, winlo many philantbropiata a: Freely extended I wlu re Its powerfn be tnetrumental physical healing ctorg-yrarn, fathers, motlit F so humanitarians, have moil Is cliculatlou In all quarters 1 teaching would be llaely to In the moral purification aud of innl! nudes of our peoplo, volatile, and Indiscreet, otherflower of the nation, es particularly, most strongly lea ofst-lf .lefllomenl. and warns rdiana, In searching terms, to f buth sexes from the tcrriUc coiutiant 'jf their Ignorance of guard tho youi consequences physiological laws and sexual trapuifiies and Irregulariles, whether exhibited by precocious de"ment orarising from thu vicious and cor rupting oxamples of their school-mates or otherwise. To those who have been already ensnared to the "paths that take hold on bell," a clear and explicit wiy Is shown by which thoy may secure a return of sound health, and a regeneration of the - ui i rom ttJlorrlble pollution. It Is well knowu thut thousands of victims are annually sacrificed at the sbrionof Quackory espec .ally those suffering from Venereal or Syphilitic diseases strictures, Seminal Woakness Nervous Debility, aud the numerous maladies which spring, directly or less remotely from tho Indulgence ef carnal passions aud secret violations of Nuin.re. lu view of thesu facts, aud whou it Is also considered that about lim.ntHi persons die aunually ,o,n, w n vivumsoi we voiupuious indiscretion of their progenitors, agreeably to the Scriptural enunciation, that the sins of tho parents are visited upon the children, even to lie third and fourth generation. The Author, Imbued with sentiments of enlarged philanthropy, will scarcely be censured forauy effort to rent ruin tho vices ot the age, by tho huniblo Instrumentality of his Ot il . surely enveloped, will be forward' re to any part of the United Slalei forfl. Address, post-paid, CO.s ilbllahurs, box HI , Philadelphia. Canvassers and Book Agents sup st liberal terms. mar M If C0NNEBSVILLE, TO OLD FRIENDS AND NEW. THE PARTNERSHIP OF BATEMAN A BUR ton beina; dissolved, I wish lo say a few words lo my old friends and tho cuslomeis ofihe lata Arm. t bare concluded to devote my wholetlma to lh Tailoring Business. I have modelled and refitted the store formerly occupied by the firm, lust opposite the Court Hönau, und hav inn received a new and beautiful assortment or Clothes, Casimers, Tweeds, Vcstings, &c,. &c, &c From the clly, I will make In order overy deacriplion olclotliiinj. Krom my I.ONU experience, and lite uniform satisfaction heretofore given, I feel coufldenl that I shall bu able lo give entire aud full srtisfurtli.ii to ull who mav give me atrial. My aloi k will alwnya bo found complete overy thing peruinlng ;o thu business, and of the most fashionable kind, will be kepi oti liut.d, aud tier sonsoflho mostfasildeous taste, as well as those wiiiilinica-o.xla ofa cheaper kind mavcall with the assurance tluil thev will be sa'lslled. I trust those who iiavo kaown tlaml patronized mo for many years past, will agsln bestow upnn rootbe light cf thvlr patronage. u n.l I ahull uao all my endeavors to glvu the same satisfaction dull bavulnvarlubh done hurMofore. TOM BURTON Remember tht Plait and Hrmrmbcr i he name Connersville,Juno 13. (ONM.IISVII.I.I, Iron Foundry. UERHART v THOMPSO , (Successors lo V. P. Oebbearl) Wholesale and Retail Healers In cook im; ami hi: h im. si ovi:, AND Costings of every Description. II fHioseou Monroe street, a few doors South of Hi- Courl House. .1 a Wo keep constanlly on band tho largest and beat assortment of Cooking Nlores In Ibe valley i aud having recently Increased our facilities fo manulaeturlug, wo have determined to s.u. and WARUtNT Olir Stoves Llld CUMllli'i AT CINCINNATI PRICES! Wecn.iilnuo te manufacture the State Fair pro m turn HATHAWAY COOKINQ STOVE, ; now admitted to be tho ssaT cooking stove In tho i i'.i-d sttitesi w e oUo mLUUfaeliN Um PfMal urn or Step Cook Ing Stoves, with 4 or Ü holes aud Uree ovens. Wu aro prepared to furnish, wholesale and R k l All. Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, and Irons, &c, &c, at city Prices.;; A general assortment of TIN VV A HE, E AVE TROUGHS, J: HOUSE SPOUTING, kept on hand und iiiado to ordur. Joi Vötting of all kindt. ' made In a superior manner, at short notice. Iiav ing euipio) ou exporienceil ornniei . Invito oapeclal attention to the facllhalwo war runt oilr Moves in porlofui well, and .ourcaalll.gs generally tn bo of good inatoral or the money ro I Wine. i. . II old Castings, Old Copper, und Country i t ..nice tuaoii in r.xcimugc.i May Irt-aj-ly W. W. PRYBAR6ER & CO., V lli)I.KAt.k tV ItKT&tt. DlALKRIlN Dry Goods, Carpets, Paper Hang ings. CHINA, ULA86 AND QUEENSWARE.I lloote, Nliora, Hale Daps, Mraw ''lOils ÄCas AND MANUFA(TUitrUl.S OK IIOM IN AND MWTII.I-AH, CONNERSVILLE IND.Q, may Ii 'Uly INDIANAPOLIS, f nbkiuapolis Insurance Co., OK INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND. liillieri.. il ( il p I lul, VtOOO,(M)0. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Jona II. Iarats, Wat. M. M. ('.astv, K. riosaiN.iEa, K. W. II. 1. 1. lis, Dsi.oas Koor, II. K. 1 i.sorr, Joan W, hrsni iu, W. O. WllsHTON. Willis VV. Whk.iii, JOHN ll. OKi'RKKN, I'resM. L. It. tlaowRKLL, Hoe'y. K. F.Covinutun, General Agent. FREE OF OHABGEII Two splt-ndld I'arlor linu rax Inaja, Kntllled- llolton Abbey In theldeii Tlmca,"a splendid steel eiigiav Inj, from tho s-elebrnled painting by Laudseer: and Iho Departure of the Israelii" iro n 1' i'v pi , ' u lurr nnd boautllul engraving from palming by 11. Huberts. The relull price ul tlietiboT" el r:r.i in)-- is i't, per .j ; , but win be aent , ree or i Manns aa lollows: I he subscribers have established a Book Agon ey In Philadelphia, and will furnish any book or publication al tin. r.-lml j . r . . - tree ol posture. Any personally lorwardlug the subscription price of any of the yS Magazines, such as Harpnr'a, Cody's Putnam's Oraham'i, Frank Leslie's Faahlmis e., will receive the magnxines for one year and a copy oi either ol tho above li.-iiiitll ii I on;ravlugs, I reo chargo, or If r ubacrlblng to a VU.and a VI Magaxilie, auch na I'eiersou a, and ( hulb ira Ladles' Christian Annual, thov will receive both tnuiruxliiesivuda copy of either of tho above engravings. Kvery description of Kngrarlngnu Wood executed with in :. in", s ii nd dispatch. Views of Hulldings, Newspapei lleadlnga Views of Marhlnery, Hook Illustrations, Uudre Cerlttlrales, Hualneaa Cards, die. All orders sent by mall promptly attended lo. Persons vt lulling v lows of ihelr nufldlng ougraved can sond a Daguorrootypn or sketch of the bulldIna; by mull r express. Persona al a distance having saleahlo articles would n. ! H lolholradvantago toaddress the aub acrlbers, as we would act aa ageula for the aale of tie- - il" HY H A M . I'll-: ill I . .VI South Third Nlreet, Philadelphia, Pa. j.n.svaaM. (uuvM)-)) t. atr risset. Kansas! Kansas!! J UHT HKCKlVRUatW. U. Farqnnar Oo.'a, a u general aasorlineul of Groceries, consisting lu i "i i y Is i Orleans, crushed nnd Powdered sugar; Nugi.r House and Orleans itiulasses; Mackerel and While Fish; Hods and Hullur Crackers! I'runos, Ralilusaud Flgi.

CINCINNATI. ML PORSHA'Ö Alterative Balm, For Internal and External Use. This Balm is warranted to relieve all Rheumatism, Strains in the Spine, or Spinal aflcction and

Dvspcnsiii, UcndfK Iii or tin" er m Neck. Toothache, Earache, Sore Throat, Soreness in the Breast, Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in the Breast, Ast lima, Bronchitis, Sprains and Biuises, Burns Scalds or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic and Bilious Cholic, Cholera Mor bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and a svv e a . a a Ague, 1 lies, loflis, rlesh cuts or sores, Inflamation in tho Head, Stomach. Bowels or Kidneys, Summer Complaint of Children, Worms, and Inflamation of the Stomach and Bowels, Croup and BoafM Fever. The reason why this Balm roaches all these cases ta been use It reduces Inflamation, and aronsva the secretions and nervous lern Into action This power ts owing to the peculiar comlilnst of Medical properties without tnelr being neutralized The medicine Is perfectly safe , not containing any load ly poison, or mineral. It will, If used freely, act Immediately upon tte Ii vor, and all other secretive organs. i ihr ftsllowtstt; Ortlfirntrsj. From Kev.John B. Pinley. Cincinnati, March 4th, IKS3. lr, Foraha Tbia lathe first time in my long life Hint I have given my naiiiem recommends Inn oi any medicine, as a general n iu'dy, though I have olleu b en solicited. I have used your Alterative Ualm for uVarly two years; first, for the rh umatlain In ny hip and knoo, of which I was nearlv a cripple, then for very severe bruises on two of my family; then a violent attack of dlarrlmaon myself; then for Infiamation, for burna, bruises, a nd for a very severe caae f allff ueck, brought on l a violent cold, and I think I have had lull proof Its roedlhal properties. In a great muuv of tho diseases for which you reeommeiol L and I have not found It to fall in a aiugle one of them. Still, Ido i.ot aay thatll Is an Iniallible care, yet It Is my sober conviction, that it is the best compound for Ibnse remedies fcr which It Is recommended, tost I have ever tried , und I have tried many, (willnoi, if I can procufli; be with out It in my ft nilly for any consideration. Ii p. Ing that you will still continue lo compound it h. neatly, and that It inuy relievo thousands of sufferers, I most heartily recommend It to mv followcitizens as a moslexcMleni Family Medicine. Yours, affectionately. ( orllflcale from 1. b I havo known Mr. P perform n vory axtraoi that was very badly cut Starr. raha'a AUoralivu Halm to Unary cure upon a horse some time slnco. alh good effect. I bolluvo I efllcaelous remedy to be I. U STARK. Nov. 91, 18J3. P-oxaaoY, o., Dec. 1, '52. Da. For, in: Yonj mudlclno has couiplotoly cured me, a nd I am hole and atout, and no atgna of Khoumallc pains al.oul mo, I mi vrij thankthut mi ;i made im r cpjicitrance in Ulis ntai e. I inOnly re grct I now have la, lhat you did net come sooner, ua much suff.-n n; :md expense w i I ;.v hei n it. .in- tt.iv. I hope on ma y ulways bo socsesaful as with me,and live to a goad old ago, mid never suffer with the Rheumatism. I hatu only uaed what Halm I bought of yuu, and am now a new roan. voura, truly. TOBT. Br. A I Y. l.LTxar Falls, Helga Co., O., Dec. 10, 'ii. Da. Foasiia Hut Sia: Ron will rwcollecl soi ling me one doxau bottles of your A Iterative Hi, lit: od board tho steamer Ohio No. S on her upward trip, aboultbe Bth or Itlth "of November Inst." 1 nu e ...id it nil but t j bolllos, anu ran .i . i..r as I havo seen and known it tried It has cured moro diseases, and lu a ahortor time, tlian any medlclno I ovarkuow. 1 1 has already become pop ular here, and 1 coutd sell a large quantity of It If It waageuerrlly known that I always hud ll on hand. I should ba glad If you would appoint nm sole agent for the sale of 1 1 in this place, disannul) as the Other mcrcaauls In tee tilace are agents for other medicines not worth half so much. If von do rO, I will doall I cuu to givo tho medicine n wide eiroulatlon. At alt event', pleasu to end me quo deren eu ii of vourdlfferlnlslied bottles, and oblijro Yours, II. V. l.AWKY. TO THK PUBLIC. Khlalsto certify that my wife was afflicted with Iho spinal affestion and dyspepsia for nine years, and a large portion of thai time confined to her room. Threo Joints of hor back bono worn thiown out of ptaco and curved, caused by disease and pain. She was quite bowed down In her stature during Iter llluere. We had throe physicians attending her during the principal part of her IIInuss,bul she experloncud no permanent relief from Ibeir prescriptions. 1 afterwards procured one bottle of Dr. Fersha's Altoralivo Du Im, aud by Iho lime sho had used thatbotlle she full great relief Hbe uac.l but seven bottles, when she was entirely cured, sound and well, of her diseases, and her hack -bono has lost lis curve, aud sho Is as straight In her staturi attack. We uercby I llslin tn bo thoceat ii Hove ll to bo a certali und dyspepsia, and n ',..!... SVS. ,.,,' ifkll. tc the irllfy that wo bellovu the sdlclne In uao, and wo bo-I curufoi the spinal affection nnoltoo highly recommend llto any pervon aftlic'ed withtheabovo diseases. Wo also flud Itan effectual euro in many other dl. seasos In which we havo tried It In our family. (Nignod) ALP.X. CLARK. MARY B. CLACK. Lynchburg, Highland Co., 0., Jan. B, 'i'i, Lynchburg, Highland co.,Jan. 0, W, This Is to eertl fy lhat I havo beon afflicted fur soven or eighty ears llho spinal affoclloo aud dys pepsin, and a part of thai tltno waa cOnOned to my bed. I had tried the vorlous remedies tried preacrlbod by the phyalriana who attended mo, but obtained no permanent relief until I tried l)r. Forsha's Alteralivo Halm, By tho llmo I hud usod three or four bottles I full great relief, and had not used mor than aeven bottles until I waa entirely cured of tho above named dlaeases. I feel Jit due to the public, as well as to Dr. Dr. Porsha.to state the above named facts, and by say lhat I believe tho HALM to bo tbe best medicine In use, aud I cunot recommend It too highly to suffering humanity. I have uaed It In many other cases In my family for which It was recommended, und ll has glvon onliro satisfaction In allcaaoa. John Wstaaa. I am well aequalntod wlih Aloxsiidea Clark and bis wlfo, and also John WaUor, and know tbe above stutemenls to be matten, of fact, and they aro persons of respectability -and candor. Slgoed A.GIBLKKI ran recommend Mr. Poraha'a Alterative Halm as being the beat medicine I over used for, crump" and palm. When 1 lunl ihn Cholora, I was crampod very much, ami Iu less limn one uilunio I wu. relieved uf all pains. I have tried It for cuta, brut siu.atid burns, and found it to give Immediate relief I was luknn with a severe pain in the back vould not atrnightcii myself, and I only rubbed ttlwiee,aad the pain left me, and I waa as welt aa I ever was. It Is good tor hen. laches; my sou was atlackod with a sev uro headache, aud in one-half hourafter bathing bis lined, ho was relieved. Yours, respectfully, J. VY. Asnaa. Certificate fr im N . Ss llubblu, or the Cincinnati Fuel Co. a We had a horse Uirowu overboard from a Coal Flat, between two bonis, aud rast In the gears al the time, and a steamboat passing, which Jnmraed Ibe boali lo golher, vv llh Iho horse struggling ut iho lime, lie was vory much culaud bruised. Alter we gui him mil wn applied Mr. Foraha's Alterative Halm freely to Hie eula and brulsea, expecting, however that the horse was ruined. Hut after aUinding ul.uul thlrl.v-alv hours, iho horse was put to work, as well as ever, except the scars III i'ohequi'ii-o of Hum utslle got. And wu would chuurfully recoinmeiid 11 to the Eiblte as Ibe beat medicine we have uaed, and wu vr tried all of be different kinds thai am In use. I concur with olliera iu rci-ouiuioi-dlng Dr. Forsha'a Alterative Balm aa Iho best medicine wu avo Tor uaed for bWaes, and ntso for cum and b4Ulaes ou the human person. N. 8, Hi ssia CortlflCBto from Chas. N. Bryant, Us. Cliiclnnall, Jan ll, '". During the summer and fall of ls I was quite HI al different limns, frum disease uf tho disease ol th.i sloiuaoli and bovvula. II) the Urst ol Do cember, ihoeomplslut.huil.ruu Ui rough tbo various stages ol the diarrhea and'dysentcr) . and dually 1l" plica act lu lo complete the nllUoat intolerable physical misery to which thla latter complaint frotuei.tl) sohlet Is Ibo anderer. I had b. en l oullncd to my bod fur abouia woek with Ihla Ml Mh plaint, and waa very muco ruduced. I had applied lo a skllllul physician, who had prescribed for mo sovorul cava, but I saw noevldeul symptoms ol 'recovery. At thla jinlul ol time, I'ursha's A). l rallv elUlm caiuo under my ubaurvulloit. By cjuslderable porsuaaluii,! was induced lo lake ll lu small doses of a U-aspoonlul as oftou as a paroxysms ot the dlaoase caiuo ou. I had lukeu sumo three of those dose, when 1 lull decidedly butter and afterwards recovered with such rapidity lhat In iwo daysaflrr I commenced taking the Halm, I was entirety free frum thu flucla ul the disease. I believe the llai.at Is an excellent reined) lor dyspepsia and Ita kludred complaluU, dyarrhea, dysentery aud iho piles. 1 have mado this latomortal the request of Mr. Foraha, who kindly agurvd uiu the medicine which I bellovu e dec ted O euro lu the above caae. Rospeclfully yours, Haasts n. HavaaT. WUuiosalo Depot, at J. A C. Roakhlrt's, N...:u Pearl-sl. Cln. Dr. Fursba. Drug 5lere, Norlh sldo of Fl.th-sl. 3 doors eaal of Km lib, Clu. O. For sale by D. V, Johnston, M . W. Halle, Slaughter Williams, J. Powers, Llnck A Farquhar, and Vm. I.. Farquhar, In Brook villa, and by cuuu try merchants generally . aao.taMrsoN, j ii. a. ii. aNOaswa. iui oaraas aim pasiaatia ClsltaMf sUltsae sstatt 4luoueviare, Kit 09 Main Ntreet. 3 doors below third, ma; ISly tl.M I.VN.v 1 1.

IIOCTOH MOillMMTS CRLKBRATED HERMAN BITTERS. PREPARED BY Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philad'a, Pa. WILL XWKCTCALLT CL'KK

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chrtxic or Sri veut Duollity, l)itei$$ mf Ihr Kiitneyi,anH all Dlieatet rrltlng frzm a dlfrtlerett Liver r Stomarh Hack as Conatlpallnn i iward Pile lo llty Kan- , DlsBjNgJ ,omach, nklugor the Mead, A of the Stomac sea, Heaatbu gnat for Food, or Weight in the sourKruelatlona, Fluttering nt the Pit of tho Stomach, swimming oflhe head. Hurried and difficult Breathing Fluttering at the Heart, Choaklngor uffoeatlng sensations when in a lying posture, Dimness of vision. Dots or woba before the Slghi, Fever and Dull Pain in the head, Deficiency of perspiration, Yellowness of the 8kln and Eyes, Pniu In the hide. Hack. Chest, Limbs, dre, Sud. den flushes of Heat, Burning tn the flesh, Constant Imngln Inge' ef Evil, and great de. preset on of Spl rlta. The proprietor In calling thu attention of the public to ttiia preparation, does so with a feeling of tho utmost continence In its virtues and aSJjajBlast t lot) to the ilis'j" li r which H Hblrhlv re:omno near and untried article, butono that baa rivalled by any stmiini testimony In its favors entand well known P In all parts ol ttweoun ful perusal of tho Alt bv '.. proprietor, and his Aß. oils, cannot but the mostpromln. i and Individuals t Manufactory. No. j, ARCH Halle, Hrookvllie, Ind.; A. ton; Jair.es Turner, FalrllMd; etantora; T. OHTord Co., St , Ph MiY, Tin: grka r pckifif.k of thu uluud: THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN! Not a Particle of Mercury in it ! An Infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil, Holla. Ague and K Klncworm.or T. nnd nrlslnit from an Injudir Mercury, Iitiprndonci or Impurity of th Tblaareat alterative medicine the lllood Is now tisud by thou patients from till parts of the V teatlfy Jally to to the remarkab lllood. and rurlfJc r or tofu who by Iho greuteat ' Ish Mixture." 1 ti es of Iho Throat, Tt-male Complaint, Cains and Aching of the Bouesand Joints, areapecdJly put to flight by using this great and luestlmablu remedy. For all diseases of tho lllood, nothing has yet boon found to compare with ll. It cleanas tho mi of all impuriti lenti the tbo the and excesses strength. Cor tbo ts prlslluo vlg r of Femalos It erever It has bobed with tho hi P ilmrlv Im. thu slnslo bottle of this Inestimable remedy ti wor mure than all tho so-called h'arsuparllla. In existence. The large numbcrof cerliflealcs which wo havo physicians and public men, well known lo the community . all add their testimony lu thu woudurful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Call on the Agetiland getan Alsianac,and read tbo details of thu wonderful cures performed by Curb-r'a Kprnlsh Mixture, (In mos l eases whore every thliiK -lse had signally failed.) Tbe limits of an adverllsemuut will uoladiuil tbolr full Insertion. WM. S. SEERS, & Co., Proprietors, Xo 3U-I, Broadway, X. Y. To whom all orders must bo addressed. For salo by Druggists and Country Merchants tu all parts of the United Slates and tho Canadas, aud by M.W. Halle, Hrookvllie; A. R. Chase, Now rrenlon; James Turner, Falrfluld; Charles YanCamp, Metainora; T. Glfford & Co., Laurel; and R. Sbrlner, Audorsonville. BROOKVILLE. Watches & Clocks. arn.DAU NOH TF.Di:itSlIltgEHTT vicea to the Silixens of Ii rook til. and vicinity ,i n the caiaclty of Watch and Clock .vinkcr and llcpulrer; making and mending J.AVELRY, &c. Long oxperlenee and strict PUNCTUALITY arc his recommendations. shops dours Norlh of Llnck iV Farnuhar's store. Glvu me a call overy body, and satisfaction. I will warrant June 1 '54 SAMUEL Mai&LATT, BLACKSMITH, South oltho I'ubllc Sonu llrook villi, lud. A LL KINDS OF BOLTS AND screws tnssde al the shortest notieeand Intho best maimer ALSO I pay parllcularallontionlo repairing allktnds of Machinery, warranledto be as wull done and at as low prices as can be fon nd unj whore Intho West unit v William Frank, UNDERTAKEN. KKBF8 constantly on hand, Collins nfallalr.es . and description, and a good Hearse with which he attends funerals In town or country. NIKIMI.Il; 4 IH J- I.NH, of two slxca constantly on hand, mar U WM. LEE & CO. - . WKST FiH'H I II si Itl-KI , (MM INSAT1, I I havo now lu atoro, and are eonatautty reeelv ug Nuw Sly lus of rich 1 ANCY DRY GOODS, Kmbrarlng all that Ismost fashlonabln and desirable In IColM-fiof nil kluda ' III. ., (Ill II. s. . i. iv. i.l ii es,, TUmi i , Lawns, Itnrrgjssa, Ciiiilli-s ,t r-union, Hi ill' nit. -s, I iiil.roiil. ri.-, I.ik s, lilevcs. iio.i. iv. Mlisiwteniid Uta sillllsass A (Inelot of 1'rtntsatdi e., Co., and lUc; together with Ihotr uaust large variety uf WIIITK QOODS. Linens, Muslins aud Quilts. Their entire slock will be found unusually attractive to buyers this season, ou account of the Immense varieties of Goods, and VERY LOW PRIOBa Merchants are respectfully Invited lo giro tkou a call. Terms Liberal. CI1EAI AND GOOD FURNITURE. WILLIAM TRANK. ANNOUNCES TO THE clll.ous of llroi.k v tile, iv I. I tli" real of the world, that bo kens a good"em nt.nlii ..r all kin. la ul Kuriillu ro at his I r.V ----- , u Shop on .Mum street neitriv opposite to Hinllh .V I.Min'-CarrlugeShop. Aah. t. -. fc. 1 ut r K.. ..a.. m. - Wi IllUaeS I1IU.I . m.m.-w... mw .a. oiniiictid all the work Hist goes out o the shoe. 1'uraoiia who waulaii vliil ng in hla Hue would do well lo cull aud oxatnluo Ibe Work and tbe price before buy lug elsow in-re. UNDERTAKING. Ho kevpsatl kinds of coftlns ready-made, and r good Hoarse wlthwhlrh he ean attend funerals In town or country. Olve bltn a call. JuuehlMISly WILLIAM PHANK ASA IOLRH A aT, (Lali of nd Nueeetsorlo Ingle, Wheeler Igleharlln HealKstalo Agencies,) Mlornel ist l.u mill lieniesini'- iuris, WlllattondlO the Collection ol llelits, Ihepurehaaoandaalu of Hoal Kalateand allnlher nrofeaalonal biialne. a Intrusted lo him In Venderburgh, and the adjoining i-oiinlleal n I udtaua. Iri'Orrn soveaTiis aNal.aaNB, KVANHVII.I.K. INDIANA. ÖHOCKHIKS, Juat rnevlved at No. V) Commercial Row, a fresh stock of Oroeerl -a, consisting- In part vis: Sugar, Citidlet. Coffee, Noap. Tea, Caudles, Molasses, Katalna, Tar. Ruls, r-alt, lruuea. Uird.-eel, Coidaf, a.l, Kopo.dic.

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CINCINNATI.

G. W. Coffin & Co., BELL & BRASS FOUNDERS. DRALKRR IN LEAD, ZINC, COPPER, II 'IK It TIN, SPELTER WIDER, TUET AI, PACKING, MAM COCKR, WUiaTLtN, &C, 4cO. V-. hi.' A 101 Es Rupcnsl r SI all b 1 u Ntrwvt, CINCINNATI, OHIO. OOR BELLA are eiecated on true Scientific and Harun u. me principles, as followed In the first Bell Ponrdertes ef Germany, Prance, Holland and England. dov 7 ly JAS. W.oVOMMOa. jso. i.o'i ossoa, O'CONNOR & BROTHER, wnoLSBALl urai.ass II I OK I it. N AND DO.nESTIC STREET, BKT1 AMI K ACE. 'KE.N CINCINNATI. march 7 ly DAY & MATIACK, wnOLKSALE MEALKR8 15 RTaPLE ARB FANCY DRY GOODS, &C NO. hj PEARL BT., BET. VIM E V RACE 8TS., mart ly ClJlCIRHATI, O bp . t. a. nstais. na. j. ob ksok, T. B. HARRIS, DRUCCISTAPOTHECARY, 8. F.. COR. ST A MAIN STS., CINCINNATI, 0. march 7 ly PETER 5 1 1 1 Vi wholesale; HARDWARES nr. .i .us. No. 93-Pearlt.;bet.Yine &f Race, CINCINNATI, O. march 7 ly n. o. cHiratsN. i. rntrstsN. H. I). CHIPMAN & CO., Comaalsalon sV T r w atrsl I n MERCHANTS, VIIITKVATEi:CAWALBABIH,C!KCl!IATI. UEIEHENCKs: riaciaaan. rssiaaipai citv, i. .' - ,' i . : Morrison A, .Newby Twod,filbleydt Wrlffht: B.ex H.M.CoakUa, Koevesdi Stephens, itAoearrows.t. . oaaaaaviLLB,tB. ; A.s. wirgins v Co. A. H.Conwallsk Soaa. : GeorfeGUlMplc. Ltboral cash advancements made oa consign raonla. ao9-l-lvr. cktabi.ishi:d in isi 2. mi & sons9, ORIGINAL 0. l, HD 2 H(D)USlEo NO. 574 WALNUT STRKET, Hast Side bet.Olh dt 7th NU., (next door North of w ali'iit St. House," Cincinnati, Ohio. Promtlie long practice that wo have bad for ' nearly forty years in Kurope and Ni:Y 41 It K ami In this city for the last fourteen years, we feel conBdent tn aaylng, that all gooda intrusted to our care will be done tn the beat style and our charges on Hlacks will be 8u per cent leas than any other good Dying Kstablishmcnt tn this City. Our St' am Dye works and Steam Finishing Apparatus Is not surpassed by any other Dying Establishment in the Aeat. Genttemena' clothing renovated In the best style, latules silk Dresses, Crape, Brochs. Printed Bay State Sbawls, Poplins and Merino Dreaaea cleaned without dying. Table and Piano Covers renovated. Carpota cleaned by Machinery without rlppir.g and the Colore retained perfect. Dresses dyed Hlsxck for 91,04). This Is the only Dye House, that ever displayed their work In a show window, afler ll had bean cleaned or dyed, which gives the Publican opportunity lo decide according to thotr own judgment, which is tho best Dyer in the City. IIIIIV I 1 Jä. I V HATS AND CAPS. M'ltl M. Ml 1. 1 ,S . w E introduced our; Spring Style of Hals, with suveral noer and beautiful styles of aps, on Ihursday, rebruary Xlsl. We havo no ho, nation In say ing that we have produced it Hal which cannot be surpassed for Hi At TV OF DF.SiGN, KI.EKANCK OF FINIHH and tbe soft, easy manner In which It flu the bead. HUNT or HUPKINN, No. 13!) Malu St., Weslslde, 0 doors below 4th, L'liicliinatt,U. marllly 1MFQRTA9T 10 BIILOE B. ilOhilüVÜ Li! li'X FK (Jft'TSTREE T, BET. WESTERN ROW AND JOHN, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Dealers in all klatis of Lumber and manufacturers of Sash, Poors, Blinde, Window Framea, .Mouliiinge, Base Pilasters, Weather Boardinf . White end Yellow has rloorlnjr, Shelving- for Btoree, Palling far Feno e a , Hoards planed on both sides, of various thickness iu nable lor the Inside flulsh of houses. Thla establishment will be found to be of great, bonefllto persona building In the country, as they cau be supplied hero with ull tho materials ready made of lumber, thoroughly seasoned for Sntshlug bouses. In the Lumber Yard connected withthts establishment there la kept for sale an extensive assortment of Lumber lor all building purposes. Sasli primed and glased, constantly on hand. All orders promptly attended le. TURMS CASH. Nov. M,IKU4? 1 yr. I ';tem I tow opp. 4 utlinrlu.- M. T. WHITE & SON, THOMAS WHITE a BON, WHOLESALE 1 ni'.l Ki-ull.leiilers In Foreign and American Marble, Monuments Tombs, Head and Foot Stones Table I'opa, Ponees for Grave Lots, and various other articles. c-iitlru sMlsfacllon will be given to all persons favoring us with their orders. We employ the beat work men, and sell at prices lower than any other Yard. Caps and Hills on hand. Our Agent for Hrookvllie, It Mr. James Kennedy, who wlllatlend to allordert. a. Baaii VT. St. mu a as LL. .... B. Bartlett & Co., Commission and Foroarding Mer chants. Mam ri. ri aaas or ( I iiipii.-ii. , lttoKraii- itinl ss . -. a.s - - . at Icolllll sbii r ii i ii si r i is i ts .No.-.'m West Proul si., Cincinnati, Ohio. Llnaeod Ol), Urd Oil, Castor oil, Alcohol, may Iflly Hpta. Turjenltne, Potash Prusslate Potain, While Lead, Candlee, Ma rob, Knap, tilue.tie. COATS k CIIKISTOPHER, aim rs. rnaSi er I'tsOBirene, (nmnhrar, Rurnlnfi t'lultf und Vplrli I. us. ALSO, ALCOHOL OF ALL STRENGTHS, Refined Charcoal for Rectifying Whisky, and Pure Spirits. Pi. em tap l'uoauBMB I. sues, WatoLassLa ann Hstsii . No, 0 College ltulldlng, Walnut Hl., hast side, belvv cck Fourth and fifth RtreeU, inaylHly CINCINNATI, O. w. . rasa-ii. . u. mwii.v. j.u.wvNB. .wruaa. FRENCH, WYNNE & COI mportera and W holuaalo " aloraln DRY OODS sn MANUFACTUEEB8 01 WOOLEN HOSIER Y. Ho. IB Puarl Nl., between Vine A Haee, tnarUly CINCINNATI. S. & H. RUFFNEE, Manufacturers and Henlerstn PAPE R B and Wholesale and Hetall (sllOCERS, N.E COR. WESTERN ROW A PEARL STS, M IATI, O. C "ii'- highest market price paid lor 1,'ACh ol.li l; iPI ai. I "Hier paperalock. nov l& J'.'ly 'As Aaron A. Goiter, (llfOCKK, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION M I.IU II A N I , K. It.i'OHNKKOP KKVKNTH AND MAIN - I im ir a rt, OHIO. NovJil- sjy-ly r-.

CINCINNATI. St-1? AR,BLF C.VonSr Hroadweyand Finhstreet.Clsclenatl.Ohto. MonnnseaU.ToBsbe.and Grave RtoSMe. Marble Mantlea and Btatoary. Habt smal Posits. MauraJ TableU.frns, Vases, Jsrden K.gres,CbineUns

( ounur BiaM, ese.skt.co siMitiy en aaaa aasl furnished to order. Ths Traoesupplted with Marble I a Blsvat aa Slab, or Sawed ot order . mar84 'Mly SCOTT'S Little Giant CORN & COB M8U ratente .Hay in, ism: Is doubtless an Invention among the oat Inpcftaut of modern times, for the snss ef the well 4vlsed farmer and stock feeder and the ealversal favor with which Itaaebeen received frm the llrst more than aaythlag else, attests its utility aa4 eoperlority. ' For portability, simplicity of censtrweUM.aad c on v en trace of use the Utile Clara mam MMssai. It wetghsfromS to 5 hundred Iba., according to else, can be pot In operation by tbe fanner In 1 min lea, without axpenae or masWamnlcal aid. Usee adjusted and usod with convenience by anybody. Toe Utile Giant has received Ike First Prsjaslurns al every Stale Pair from Mlraasari lo Maryland the past Tall, and that In the mott eompVI. m e ii La ry manner. Theae Mills are guaranteed lathe moat positive manner against breakage or derangement, and warranted ts ernsh feed from saw coro, end grila or One homony from shelled earn, with is sVogree of ease and convenience for farm parpoesi, never stulned be lore. Tbe aubecrlber ta now prepared to famish the farmer of Franklin Coanty with Improved aat. terns and sizes, lo aull the varied wants ol all. No. 'J, Is offered a! So complete, ready for attaching the team, and warranted we crush, of dry corn, in bushels of feed per hour ill. one awrwa. No. Sal fjO, will crush 12 bushels per boar. o. 4 at $C(i, will crush 40 bushels per bear with two horses. These mills will be delivered tn Breokvllle, er any r lace on the Canal, at Ibe Mannfacturera prices;. T.A.GOODWm, Sole Agent for Franklin ti Groceries. MY stock of Youngl dt Black Teas lata Y atock of Young Ilyaon.fJonpowder. Imperial Urge I and wellselecteeof late Importations, pure and fresh. Also, Prime Klo, Java. Mocha and I-acuanra Coffees: Prime !t. O. sugar, Crushed, Powdered, Loaf and CmrlSwd Sugars; Golden Kyrup, V.O. and H. II. Molasses, Cuba Honey, Rice, Nails, Window Glass, Seamless Bags, Colored and white Carpet ( Wain. Cotton Yarn and Cotton Balling , with every article usually kedt by Grocers, all of beet qualiiliea, warranted to giva satisfaction. for eale in qualities to suit, at the lowest market prices. AABOS a. colter. 8. E. CornerMain or Seventh Flreets.Cln'tl..O. May IHIfiS. SEALSI-AND PRESSES!!! CjKALS OF FIFTY LETT KRS OR LF.KH WrTfl i Hall's Percussion M Seals of 50 letters or less with I vens' Percuss',. z Is M " M Lava $S Devloes extra, from SI to ftO Notary Public Heals tu Percussion, in Lexer, fo. Court and Corporation Seals, with large Lever Presses from tliloStt. Duplicate matter for the Seals rile plain Mln your I'san.l J's. Address C. f.HAI.L. ..1:1 References: x Seal Engraver, Business men S 14 Vtiit Fourth trerl of Ctnclanatl. Cincinnati. O. 117 I. A. Ooodwtn will art as agent at Brook -vllle for thesOrKeals and Preaat s,oP arboai they ess be obtalnod at the ManuCsetaror's prices, march 14 JA( o KB N ST. u. L. naniELa JACOB ERNST, WH01.K8ALK dt Itl. I AH. BOOK SKI.LKK, Stationer. Printer and Ulank Book Maculaeturer. No. 119 Main Street. Clnelnratl, keeps crmstautly on hand a full and complete assortment ol Blank Books, Memorandums, etc., of hla owe manufacture. Merchants, Hankers. Clerke of County Courts, Ac, win And our Blank Hooka, of a superior quality . Particular attention paid to the manufacture of Blank Books, ruled and bound to any pattern, with printed head whan required. JT'Our fine Blank Books are pages). Also, a full and complete aaaortment of Miscellaneous and School Books, Staitonerv.ese. Purchasers are respectiully Invited to give es a call our terms and our prices favorable. Cincinnati. March 14,18SS. GROCERIES. WHOLES ALK AND RETAIL, !. f I OUIIIK'l i lal ItSJiWa BROOKVILLE; DID. WM. L. FARQl'H.AR k CO. II A V K now opened, and will keep constantly oa 11 band, a general and complete assortment of Rim aaias, which tbey offer al prices aa low as they can be procured iu Cincinnati to email fxnr cela. Mr. Farquhar bat lug had mach experience In this branch uf trade. Sailers himself that uao- . aaias cau be furnished by w aOLaaaua In una saarketbutaaasns abovs ix taaait rauas and at retallto Induce Ike purchasers lay rsv catat news. Their stock consists In port of Coffee halt by barrel Ralstne Tea " I u sack Kigs S.O.Kugar 1,'ice Lemoat Powdered do Dried Peaches Plcklee Cruaheddo apples Mat Molasses Dates Almonds Mackerel Vt llbiw Ware Prnnee While Pish Oysters Cheese Cod Fish Candles Tobaces) Louisville Lime and Cement. Trace. Halter and Hreasl Chains, Shovels Spades, Hoes Hay, htraw and Manure Korks All or wbtch will be sold for a small advance on Cincinnati wholesale price focCaan oi srraovan coearav ranneca. Call aud examine our stock; one door soetUs Of Llnck A i ..: :.'hare. H. LOSING & CO., MT. CA KM EL, IND., J II AMJFACTCKXR8 OFCPIAIK PUMPS, PROill pose to supply the people of Franklin county lib an excellent article of thla pump, at '.he low est possible rales. All purupa .el by thorn a rs. warrunted to give entire satisfaction. arrunle.i i. k may if S, las' e D.A.BRADLEY, KUCCHKBOK TO miADLF.v nnoTiinis, land Katail J E WILE R . MAVINO jutt relumed from the Katt wtik a lars-e and varied stock of fine Wale hue and Hlch Jewelry! Comprising an assortment of NEW ANU BKAl'Tl PCL STYLES! which I will offer to Ike old customers of the late Arm at aall. factory prlcea . Call and see at N . W . Corner Fourth cV Main, Ciucelnnatt,0. er H WM. R. PADIMM'K k COT V.Xi II AM.F B II OK KM N, COUNEK OK 1 HI KD AND WALNUT KT JI KITS CINCINNATI, 0. tar Uly FIRE WORKS, CANDIES, NUTS AND FRUITS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY JOHN ll MYERS, oati Main Street, bot. Fifth aed Hlatb.Woo Nlde. CIN IN A ATI. (JT All order. proespCy Slled aed packages wsrranledf till weight. Nov. 11,1X11,4? I ' r. LITHOGRAPHY k EIHAflK. Vlewaof Hultdtngs. Lasiava trss, Forlralts, Dl pl'imsa. .Matia,Show Carda, n u s, Drafts, Hills of Kachauge, Labels. sVe.eVe. MIDDLKTONa. WAI.LACR. NOUS WaJiiutNlrael.OddPelUwtlUU. Cincinnati .Sov . 1 1 .ISM J7 I jr. THK STODART PIANO. SrHlSTH & NIXON, CINCINNATI. OHIO, Agentsfortbe most eelebroted snsBufai torles of the Union. desire lo call the att.-ullou er bnyars particularly lo the above eelebrated u.atrunsemla, ol which they eonatantly k-p a splendid oeeortment on hand. Fea iwuernase. qestrrv, aan aasrauwv ev rowe, rowna or arrainine bwtsj tomb ane usa, i n." i or aasuntsa, rearerTien or naissi, saaeaesv I" aaBIUTV. THK STODA KT I'lANii Piano Hall, No Til) Fourth doe U ly t-NM-KPASsiKD. , near Vine. WEXTWOKTH HO. 77 PK AMI. BlKKKI, t k BR08. KOINN ATI, OHIO. SFLEHDID SPEllfi GOODS. Wo Invite tneailri.io.il ot counlrv iiierrhanla lo vi r . t. -naive atnes. or Fancy and Ksnpu Dry ;...,. I.. Having for several years Imported dtreetfrom the ii.o.i relebrated Manaforterera la Rurepe, end havu . a resident pailner ta New Vork, we or enabUd In ofer lo eavsli and reepnustble buyers, unsurtuissed Indurenienta in nrlees, atleaLdse. febitp WEM WOETM di MMOllUsffl