Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 51, Brookville, Franklin County, 5 December 1856 — Page 3

A PAPER FOR THE PAM9U CIRCIB-OBVOTBO TO THE AMUSEMENT AND 8NSTRUCT3ÖN OF YOUNG. AND OLD.

to Secretary of this Department Id favor of still ferthver inert o' our naval fore. Th ropier t of the Secretary of the interior preente facta and riews In rela tion to internal aTir uvcr vh oh the supervision of hia department xtends, of much intfrt. and importance. Th irjrregt aalea oi thu public land, during the last fiscal year, amount to nine million two hundred and twenty-Mvn iboumnd eight hundred and aetenfy eight crea; for which has been received the sum of eight millions eight hundred and twnty on thousand four hundred and fourteen dollara. During the aame period there havu been, located, with military acrip and land-warrants, and for othr pnrpoaca. thirty million one hundred thousand two hundred and thirty acre, t hos making a totnl aggregate of thirty-nine million three Ii i nd red and twenty-eight thouaand one hundred and eiht acre On tho 30th of September last, survey e had been made of elxteen million eight huodr-d and seventy-three thousand six hundred and ninety-nine aers, a larg proportion of which ie ready for market. Tho suggestion in this report ir. regard to the complication and progressive expansion of the business of the 'different bureaux of the department; to the ponsir., system; to thu oolowiaation of Indian tribes, and the reoommendationa in relation to various improvements in the District of Columbia, ar especially commended to your consideration. The report of the Postmaster General preaeota fully the condition of that department oi the government Its expenditnree for the last fineal year, were ten million four hundred and seven thouaand eight hundred and alxty-eight dollara; and its grous receipts seven million six hundred ami twenty thousand eight hundred and one dollars making aarxoeas of expenditure orer reeeipta of two million even hundred and eighty-seven thou and and forty afx dollara. The deficiency of this department I thus sov en hundred and forty-four thouaand dollars greater ilmn for the year ending June 90, t8M. Of this deficiency, three hundred and fifty thousand dollar is to be at tributed tu the aditionnl condensation allowed postmasters by tho aot of Congress of June tt, 1864. The mail facilities have been very much iucreas d in that period, and tho large addition of railroad service, amounting to acven thousand nine hundred and eight miles, has added largely to the ooet of transportation. Th inconsiderable augmentation of the income of the i'ost OfTlco Department under the reduced rates of pott age, and its increasing expenditures, must, for t'o present, maku it depend ent to aomo extent upon tho treasury for support. The recommrndationa of the Poet Master Ouneral, in relation to the abolition of the franking privilege, and his views on the establish Dent of mail steamship lines, deserve tie consideration of Congrese. I al eo eall the spccUl attention of Congross to the statement of thu Post M taler Oenerat lespeoting thu soma now paid for the transportation ol m tils to the Panama Ktilroad Company, and eomas vi to their early and favorable consideration the bggeaiioui of tint offi cur in ruUlion to new contract for mall transportation upon lint route, and also upon tho Xshuautepeo and Nicaragua route. The united State (continue in the enjoyment of amicnblf relation with all foreign power. When ray laat annual message was transmitiod to Congress two subject a of eontroveray, one relating to the enlistment of soldiers in this country for foreign service, and the other to Central America, threatened to diaturb the good understanding between the United States and Grunt Britain. Of the progress and turaiinntioti of thu former question you were intormod nt the lime; and the other is now in the way of satisfactory adjustment. The object of tha Convention be tween the United Statee and Great Britain of the !Uh of April, 1 85 J. waa to secure, for tho benefit of all nation, the neutrality and the common uao of any transit way, or interoceanic communication, across the

Isthmus of Punitmn, which nu 'lit bo opened within the limits of Central America. The prvtenaion subsequently asserted by Great Britain, to dominion over terntoriee, in or near two of the routes, thoso of Nioamgua and H nduraa were deemed by the United States, not merely incompatible with the main object of tho treaty, but op posed even to it express stipulations. Occasion of controversy on this point has befln removed by an addition il treaty, which our minister at I, m ! . , has concluded, and which will bu im mediately aubmitted to the Senate for it eonaideration. Should tho pro posed supplemental arrangement bo concurred in by nli tho parlies to b atftoted by it, the objects contemplated by the original convention will have been fully attained. Tho treaty between the United States and Great Britain, of the 5th of June, 1864, whioh went in etfe?tive operation in 1855, put an end to . mi of irritation between the two countries by securing to the United States thu right of fishery on tho coast of the British North American provinces, with advantages equal to those enjoyed by British subjecta. Besides the signal bencfita of this treaty to a large class of onr citizens engaged in a pursuit of no inemsidernble degreo with our national prosperity and strength, it had a favorable effect upon other inters. in th provision it made for reciprocal freedom of trado between the United Slates and thu Uhlish province in Amerca. The exports of domestic articles to thoso provinces daring the last year amounted to rooro than twenty-two millions of dollars, exceeding those of the preceding year by nearly seven millions of dollara, and tho imports therefrom, during the sumo period, amounted to more than twenty-one millions, an increase of six millions upon these of the previous year. The improved condition of this branch of our commerce is mainly attributable to tho above-mentioned treaty. Provision was made , in the first article of that treaty, for a commission to designate tho mouth i of rivers to which the common right of fiishery. on the coast of the United States and the British Provinces, waa not to extend. This commission has been employed a part of two seasons, but without much progress in accomplishing the object for which it was instituted, in consequence of a serious ditforenee opinion between the commis

sioners, not only as to tho piccise point where tht riven terminate, but in many instances aa to what constitutes a liver. These difficulties may b overcome, however, by rmort to tho umpirage provided for by the Ires The efforts perneveringly prosccuttrd since the commencement of my Administration, to relieve our tr ! i the Baltic from the exaction of sound due by Denmark, have not yet Leen attended with success. Other Govern mente have also sought to obtain a like relief to their commerce, nnd Don maik was thus induced to prop n arrangement to nil thu Eump. mi Powers interested in tho subject; and the manner in which her piepositio was received, warranted to believe tint a atisfaifory arrangement with them could soon be concluded. She accordingly made a strong appeal to this Government IT t mpoi iry suspension of definite acl'on on its part, in consideration of tho cmbiirraasment which might result to her European negotiation by nn immediate adjustment of tho question with (he United 8tatea. This request has been acceded to, upon tho condition that the sum collected after thu I G Lis of Juno laat, and until tho Kith of June next, from vessels nnd cargoes belonging to our merchants, nro to be considered as paid under pioteat nnd subject to future adjustment. There is reason to believe that nn arrange ment, between D-nmailt nnd the maritima power of Europe 'on the subject, will bo soon concluded, nnd that the pending negotiation with the United State may then bo resumed and terminated in a satisfactory man ner. With Spain no new difficulties have arisen, nor has mach progress been mado in tho adjustment of pending ones. Negotiation entered into for ihfl purpose of relieving our eommercial intercourse with tho Island of Cuba of some of its burdens, and providing for the more spee ly settlement f local disputes growing out of thol intercourse, havo not yet been attended with any results. Soon after tho commencement of (b late war In Europe, this govern ment submitted to tho consideration of all mnrilimo nations, two principles for tho security of neutral commeroe; one, that thu neutral flag should cover enemies' goods, except article contraband of war; nnd the other, that neutral proporty n board merchant vcaelaof bulligernnt slmM be exempt from condemnation, with the exception of contraband nriicles. These were not presented as new rules of international law; hating been generally claimed by neutral, though not always admitted by belligeranta. On of the partiei to tho war Hua tit a well as s vrr il neutral powers, promptly aoeeded to these proposition; and the two other princiinl bei liferents, Great Btluln mid Franco, having consented to obsorvo them for tho present occasion, u favorable opportunity seemed to be presented for a general recognition of them both in Europe and Amerioa. But Great Britain and Fiance, in common with most of the states of Europe, while forbearing to rrjiot, did not affirmatively net upon thu overtures of the Deviled States. White the quaalion Waa in this poilion, the representative of Hussiii, Fran cd, Great U-iitoin, Austria, i'rus sia, Sardinia, and Turkey, assembled at Paris, took into consideration thu aubjeot of maritimo rights, an I put forth a declaration conlalnng the two

principle which ihn government Und

aubmiitod. nearly two yearn before, to mained there only a abort lime. Mou the eonai deration of maritime powers, thereafter the poliiioal affair of Nicuand adding theroto tlio following prop rngmt underwent unfavorable change, ositiona: ''Private, im i it and remains' and Leon mo involved in much uncurabolished," nnd !' aades, in order painty and confusion. Diplomatic repto bo binding, must bo effective, tl tt I wessittslf es from two contending par

it to say, maintninud by u force. u cientreally, to prevent accesi to tlic ooastof the enemy." und to tho declaration thus composed of four puints, two of whioh had already been proposed by the United State, this gewsrasi has been Invited to accede by all tlu powers represented at Paris, except Great Britain and Turkey. To tho last of tha two additional proposition.-! that In relation to blockades there can certainly bo no objection. It is merely the definition of what shall conslitu'o the' effectual investment of a blockaded place, a definition lor which this govern inont ha always contended, claiming In deinnity for losses wlifl.-r practical violation of the rulo thu drfinod ha been injurious to our commerce. A to thereraainging a'tlclo of tho declaration of tho oonferenoe of Paris ' i hut prtvateo rinj is and remain abolished" 1 cortalnly cannot ascribe to the powers represented In tho ewuforoiico ol Paris, any but llbsral and pliTl nthroplo view in the attempt to rhano tho unquestionable rule of maritime law in regard to priva I tearing. Their proposition was doubt less Intended to imply approval of ihn principle that private properly upon the ocean although It might belang to the oitliens of a bellig trent Mut-, should be exempted from capture; and lud that proposition been so framed a to glee full effect to the principle, it would have received my ready assent on bo half of tho United State. But llv measure piopo ted is inadequate to the purpose. It i true that if adopted, private property would bo withdrawn from onu mode of plunder, but luft ex posed , meanwhile, to another mode. " which could bo uu'd Willi increased effectiveness. The uggressivo capacity of great naval power would thereby be augmented, white thu defensive ability of others would bo reduced. Though the surrender of tho means of prosecuting hostilities by employing privateers, as proposed by tho conference of Paris, is mutual in terms, yet. in practical effect, it would bo the relinquishment of a right of littlo value to one class of täte, but of essen tial importance to MMtl r and far larger class. It ou.'ht not to h i n anticipa ted that a measure, Sal ulequutu to the accomplishment tl tho pioposcd object, and mo unequal tu its operation, would receive the ussent of all maritimepowrre. Private property wou'd bo still left lo tho depredations of the public aimed cruisers. I have expreared a readiness on the part ol uis government, to uccedo to all the principles contained in the declaration of the conference of Pari., providing that relating to the abandon ment of privateering can bo so amended as to affect tho object for which, as ia presumed, it waa intended, the immunity of privnle property on the ocean from hostile captare. To effect this objeci, it is proposed to udd to the declaration that "privateering is and ren. tins abolished," the following amendment: "And that the private properly of subjects and oitt sens of a belligerent on the high seas.

shall be exempt from seisuro by the public armed vessels of the other belligerent, except it be contraband." This amendment has been presented not only to the powers which have naked our assent to the declaration to abolish privateering, bUt to all other maritime states. Thu far it has not been rejected by any, and is favorably entertained by nil which have made any communication in reply. S.'vi i al of tli- governments, i -ling with favor the proposition of United State, havo delayed da lim. in notion upon it, only for the purpo f n insulting with others, parties to thu conference of Paris. ll.ivi-i'i vtisfa'-lion of staling bowever, that the Emperor of Bussln has i u inty nnd explicitly approved of hat modification, and will eo-operate tvoring to obtain tho assent of h r powers; and that assurances of n similar purport havo been received i a relation to tho deposition of the Emperor of the French. Tho present aspect of this important subject allows us to cherish the hope tint a principlo so humane in it character, so just and equal in its operation, so essential to the prosperity of commercial nations, and so consonant to the sentiments of this enlightened period of tho world, will command tho approbation of all maritime powers, and thu be incorporated into the codo of international law. My view on the subject aro more fully set forth io tho reply of the Seo retary of State, a copy of which is herewith transmitted, to tho communications on the eubjeot made to this government, especially to the communication of France. Tho government of tho United Stales has nl all times regarded with fiiendly intciost the other State of Am. nn, formerly, like this country, European colonies, and now independent Un ruhen of the great family of nations. But the uneettlcd condition of some of them, distracted by freqttvnt revolutions, and thu incapable of regular and firm internal administration, has tended to embarrass occasionally our public intercourse, by reason of wrong whioh our eltison sutler nt their hand, nnd whioh they are slow to red res. Unfortunately it ia against the Be public of Mexico, with which it ie our special duslro to maintain a good understanding, that such complaints are most numerous; and although earnest ly urged upon its attention, they have not as yet received the eonaideration which tin govcinmrnthad a right to expect, While reparation for past inI uric has been withheld, other have teen added. The political condition o that country, however, haa been auch aa to demand forbearance on the part of the United State. I hall continue my effort to procure for ho wrong of our eitlicn that redress whioh is indispensable to the continued friendly association of the two republic. rim peculiar condition of affair in Nicatnua in tho early part of the preneni year, rendered il important that able government should havo diplomatic relation with that state. Through its territory had been opened one of the principal thoroughfares across the isthmus connecting North and South America, on which a vast ml of property vaa transported, and to which our oiliiens reaortvd in great numbers, in passing between the Ailnntic und Pacific cw.tt of the United States. Tho protection of both ro quired that the exiatiog power in thai state should be regarded a are mi nownt . and its minister was accordingly received. But he re-

w . have been recently sent to this; remanent; but, with thu imperfect i million possessed, it wa not possible to decide which was the government dt facto; nnd, awaiting further development, I have refused to re ccivo either. Questions of tho most serlou nsture nro pending betwoon the United State ami the Republic of New Grenada. The government of that republic undertook, a gear since, to impose tonago du lis on foreign vessel iu her porta, but the purpose waa resisted by this government, being contrary to existing treaty stipulation w alt the United States, and to rights conferred by charter upon the I'anaiaa Railrosd.Companynd was aceordingly relinquished at that time, ft being admitted that our vessils wore entitled to bo exomot from tonage duty in er - a the freo porta of Panama and Aspinwall. Uut tho purpose has been recently revived, on the part of Nw Granada,'by th in i'ii i of a law to subjoet vsla visiting her porta to tho tonnage duty of forty conta per ton; end, although th o law ha not been put in force, yet tho right to enforce it is (till asserted, uiidinny,at any time, be acted on by the government of that republic. Tim Congress of New Grenada bad also enacted a law, nurlng tbe last year, which lovies a tax of mor than ihreo dollars on every pound of mall matter transported aero the Isthmus. Th sum thus required to be paid on the mall of the United Stete would b nearly two millions of dollsrs'annually , iu additioa to the'largo sum psysble by contract to tho Panama Railroad Company. if tho only objeotion to this exacI .1 - Ei. . ;"iecxoroitncy oi m amount it rouiu not do aupmiuuu io oy mo Unite States. Tho imposition of it, however, would obviously contravene our treaty with New Grenada, and infringe tho coniract of that republic with thu Panama Railroad Compiny. The law providing for this lax was, by its terms, to take effect on the first of September last, but thu local authorities on thu is'.hmus have been induced to suspend its execution, and to await further instructions on thu subject from tho government of the republic. I am not yet advised of the determination of that goverment. If a mea:uro so extraordinary in its character, nnd so clearly contrary to '-'eaty stipulations, and the contract ri 'lils of the Panama Railroad Com pany, composed mostly of American citizens, should be persisted in, it will bo tho duly ot the United States to resist its execution. I regret exceedingly that occasion exists io invite your attention to a subject of still graver imrort in our relations with the Republic of New Granada. On tbe fifteenth day of April last, a riotous assemblage of the Innabitestti of Panama committed n violent nnd outrageous attack on the premises of the of the railroad com pany, and tho passenger and other persons in or near the same, involving the death of several citizens of the United Slates, the pillage of many

other, and tbe destruction of Urge amount of prop, rly bei n ir ( .i the railroad rompany I ean--d (nil investigation of that event to h mnde, and the result 'hows itlofaetorilj that complete ie p inaibili'V for what occurred attaches to the govermeal of New Granada. I have, therefore, demanded of that government that tho perpetrators of the wrong in question should be puniahed; that provision should mule Im the families of einins of the United Slate who were killed, .with full in deinnity for the properly pillnged or destroyed Tho present condition -if ii. Isthmus of Panama, in so lai a regard the security of person nnd properly pasting over it, requires serious con ideration. Recent incidents tend to show that the local authorities cannot ho relied on to maintain ihe public peace of Panama, and thero is just ground for npprohunaion that a ms tion of tho inhabited: nru meditating further outrages, without adequate measures for the security and protection of persons or property having been taken, iilierjby t ! - Slate of Panama, or by the eln nil i;oetnnn ol New Granada. Untier the guaranties of treaty, citizens of the United State havo, by tho outlay of several million of doll ars.o onitructed a railroad "across the Isthmus, nnd it haa become tho main route between our Atlantio and Pacific possessions, over which multitudes of our eitiiens and n vast amount of property aro constantly passing to the security nnd protection of nil which, nod the continuance ol (he public advantages involved, it is impossible for the government of the United States to ho different. I have deemed the danger of the recurrence of soenes of lawless violence in this quarter o imminent as lo make it my duty to station u 'part of our naval force in the harbor of Punarea and AspinwaM, in order to protect tho persons ami property of the eitiiens of United Sta.c in those ports, nnd to insure to them safe passage across the Isthmus. And il we'd, in my judgement, be unwiao to withdraw the naval force now in those ports, until, by tho spontaneous action of the republic ol New Grenada, or otherwise, som ndouuate arrangement shall have been nadu for tho protection and aeccrity of n lino of

inter-oceanic communication o im portent nt this time, not to tho United Slate only, but fo all other maritime State both of 1 .nr ; and America, Meanwhile, negotiations havo been instituted by mean of a special commission, to obtain from New Granada full indemnity for injuries sustained by our citizen on tho Isthmus, und atisfaotory Mourity for the eneral interests of tho United States. In nddniMing to you my h at annual message, tho occasion seems to ma an nppropsrialu one to express my congratulations In view of tho pence, greatness, nnd felicity whioh tho United Statt now possess und nj v To point you to tln htnto of tho various departments of the goverment, ami of all the great loan Ihm -f tho public service, civil and military, in order lo speak of ihn intelligent , nnd the integrity which pervade the whole would be to indicate but impeilVctlj the administrative condition of the country, and .the benefioial effect ot that on the general ."'welfare, Nor would itxufficulo say that (he nation is actually at peaco at home nnd abroad; that its industrial interests are prosperous; thatiho canvas of it mari ner whiten every sea; and tho plough of It husbandmen is marching stead ily onward to tho bloodless conquest of the continent: that cities and pop ulou States are springing up, n if by enchantment, from the bosom ol our western wild, und that (he couragroua energy of our people i . making o the United Slates the great republic of the world. These results have not been attained without puss ing through tiiala nnd perils, by experience of which, add thus only, ntions c in harden into manhood. Our forefathers wen trained to the wisdom whioh conceived, and the couragu which achieved independuo , by the ciroumstancos which surrounded them, and they were thus made capnblu of the creation of the republic. It devolved on tbe'nex: m iteration to consolidate the woik of the revolution, to ."deliver the country entirely from the insWuccs of 0 nfliclin;' transatlantic partialities or antipathies which attached to our colonial and t.volu tionary history, and to organise the practical operation of tho constitu tional and legal institution of the Union. To us, of this gt neraiion, r -main the not less noblu task of maintaining ami extending tho power of thu United Slate Wo have, nt a a. a.. 01 .a lengui, readied that stage ol tbe national career, in which tho dangers to bo encountered, an I the exertion to bo in ado, aro thn incidents, not of weakness, but of strength. In our foreign relation we havo to attemper our power to tho lusa happy condition of other republic in America, and to place ourselves in the calmnesa and consciouu dignity of right by tin ' of the greatest and wealthiest of thu empire of Burope In our domestic relation, we have to guard agaiust tin Jhhock of the discontentx, thu ambitions, thu interests, and thu exuberant, and therefore sometimes irregu lar impulses of opinion, or of aolinn, which aro the natural product of (he present political elevation, thu self-reliance and the restless spirit of enterprise of the people ol thu United Status. I shall prepare to surrender tho Executive trust to my successor, and retire to private lite with KcntimenU of profound grutitudu to thu good Providence which, during tho period of my administration, bus vouchsafed to car ry the country through many difficulties, domestic and foreign, and to enable mo to contemplate the iptctacle of amicable nnd respectful relations between ours and all other governments, and the establishment of con stitutional order and tranquility throoghout tho Union. FRANKLIN PIFRCE. Wasiiisgtok, Dec. 2, 105G. S'.ateuf Indiana, Track- fn tho Franklin Circuit IIa county. 5 Court. Mary Kider a V i. ... I '. 1 reiiiiuii iui i'iigrvp, David Klder

The above named deren.lant la horby nollfled uf the pendency of eald petition and to appear In tlto ClreollCourl of Prunklin county ou Hie lecond day of the next term lo bo held at Ihe Court H. tile lo tho town r Hruokvill.-, County or h ank'le, audSUto uf Indiana, e ihn flnl Monday In fetruarv.A.I) l47,st which term Hio mum will aland lor trial, ibeu and tboro to ainwur tald petition. Wimen John M. Juhnttuu, Clerk of tald court, lull SdlU day of ovewber, I .-.Vi. JOHN M.JOHNSTON, nova-3w CP.

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TIIIL,t,'y lltti oMtnsl, Salunlrjr, flo. v. at 0 p, m,, ami avary Naiitritny nlVrwarU from I Iu p- in. Mptnlior, pml IkssM w tin wlah to borumo tnamltart, will (ilaa call. I'linra sra siresslf i l Volums ot cliolra bvolia, Tsrmt of inauibtrhli ami tli rules of thu Library ma; b laariipti of tha Librarian. B.L. ( AHK, I lb ra rt nn Public Sale, Til K iinjarilftipil will tall st psblls aal In tha Marai'l IIiiupu, Iii llriukvllln, Frank 1 1 sasniv, Im! , mi Hpt'irilpy, Iba I lilt 1 n y of Oacambar, I .(,. Iii i li.nlai linM ivimI L II. lit' It I ii 1 1. 1 1 n rr Ml) all ot tltsi.i nnw sml In intm oritur, ln-wili SadllaS)i lablaa, on Ira, a rnnklng ami a parlor tu va, a b il ran u, aUiid, rnrpla, 4c, A cr. till of il munilta will tta tlvpn on all Putin over Ave tlollau, lit" ptirt Itstar giving nutn Willi iit.iir - a riirlly, at I nn intnrett rrom tllltO, walvli.g all altiatlun ami apnralaamonl lawp II km; v ( oi(int-.n llrookvltle, Ott. i Town Property FOR SALE. 'I II K uailaralgiiail will tall all bit rea I name In Ihe town of lltook vllle, at private tela , Iu any par on wltlilng to purrliate property lioro, m rt-ry low rat ra, ami gmnl terim, Apart of the aboss It altualn nn Main llargan timet, In Ilia bnttnoat pari ul ihn luwn. mil the rpmalmler In the bullom nurlli ol Um Mi llinillal i liurch. Korterm of sale ami furihtir dettrlpllnn ol th properly, sail oti UN J. CIlAPKK. Hrook vllle, Dsc, SM Jw "Time is Money." OS. It, ('L.ttlKtultilinew tlorc.mii' Joor ' a, mill tOUlO A I I I . IIOUrtK keept ooutlantly on liaml a general ataorttneiitui i Mvelry, Wntchoa, Clock, tllvartpitonp,raaora,anJ agrnai varUiy or FANCY ARTICLW, tuvh at ar uanally kept by jawelert. He il preuarn.l alto lo repair old Jewelry , and lo pfeaii and rapalr t'lorkssnd walrliet on reasonable lerrai and al ehon uollee. IIa will alte lak ' .t .' g ild in "ohangefor gnoda. nm it) "5 NOTICE. Slaleof fit llanS( Frank tin son nly I Nollrs la liarPby given, Hint Jmlah Allnn.a'lmtplalrpior of Ihe ppinlu nl Culwh II. AlUn, tine pIiIIum lo tell lite rvtil PfAatt rtunal II Ing Inanrtl. I"iil i pH ami tlml I petm in will Im i. , ,.i at Ihn nnv.1 I. rut ol lite Cuiirli.f I'oinmun IMuli uf .'.I I nil, aov. 133. JOHN M. JOHNSTON, curt, c.c, , r. v. KAHM KOR SALI:. TU K uiid.irtlgnn.l orT ri firm i.f litfsarot. IWi inggroie, nuar thu lurttpl for tale an ".reliant lallet oi'ith of nt.. na u lunillut? frit ill Mr - Villa I i Illoninli.ggroVP.IliS good lirlglltn.l It It In gotMl rapef. rVani.i,iii r i . i. i prlnir JOKI. V A MK'I Kit. no , ;i '30 EXCELSIOR MILLS. I-rout Ilm Ktiqnirur, Ort '.'a, JI"TJO0 ItVg SIT AVaID10Ttla I - kiiion Vot po A Mean Coan ana Coa .Mii.t, t ths ltb Isdiis Krais l'is. Wo aee by Ihn ofAVUl rcitorta t thn committee apponlud lo decide Ihe challenge betwenn ihu pro oi. 'iura tu inn I oung nuiarn-n mm umi nut i.iitin U mill Mill, have urar.l"l tlio illver plule Ihn lorniur. Ihe eplnuratuii Young Amerioa li thu mill thai l ink Um Itnt Brialasal liu Ohio Mats fairs Sar Dm tsst two yaars. Atioths allvor cuphtiha tail Irlul with Ihn Improved l.tlllu l.iai t on ihn tfy.l nf Fntiruury lait.on Urn public lamllng In iltlael. ly. Tho faLa italemenli of Urn Little Ulaut Com natty to llm contrary imlwiiliiiumtiiig. 0. LKAVITI. Tho Young Amerioa Exoelaior It slwsyaon exhltTtloii and rrady lor trial by the undertigtiuil, and It recommended lo farmers sa puiiutilug all th advaulugn uf any other machtna I n grinding, and It tonlm ully inpurlor In llturlnding ttiriave, lielngratl rlngi, rvmoiahtu and ro newablo al pleeaure. If your Young America weara out, )uu eaii n-placo the old bj mw rlnga with the grlnuin nirfaco . Fur tiln, and will be put tip at tlto retldenee; of any lamiar ordering or pnrrhaaigg, and fm ri and Uiorutighly tried, by . :. i n. .- Co. oct tto ld0 if NOTICE. Lottert of silmlultlrailon hava ihle day been granted oul or the louri or Common Pleat of Franklin county lo tho undurtlgned on the aitaie of William P. Itlii hen decaaied. Haid atlatn It aolvant. Forannt owing ihe aaino aro required to make Immediate payninnti tnd t-lalinanl will premnl Ibelrclalmi, MAKY P. Mm Ml N. iivvk'l, aiu3v AdmlnliiralrlK. Agricultural Society Election. Notice It hereby given that lint Annual Meeting of lb Franklin County Agricultural Not lety, will behold ul Urookvlllr, on ISiilurtlay, IheGth duy nf Deren be r noil, coinmoiirlng al lOoYio. k, A. M. The Hoard of Dlioclori will merl at ihn aild time and place .and ni builuoetof more lhan utual In' lervil will thiol and there claim Ihe attention uf ihe United, at roll at ibal of lha Borieiy, a gene isl stlondanco li rea;oeirnll v pollened; alio, prompini-i aati iliutt. JOHN P. II It A t V. i.ov. It. IMOO Prrt'l, TTA Ms, It Dried Uoel and Uulogna Nauiago al r7 W.L.Fanu.iup Faaquma A Co. pti aVP SKl'O.M) II M). I liuvn ant. ni) Plannt Hint I wiini iu rent, and will lei lift r 1. 1 ni'pl) on Ilm pur rhitan until 111" rent pnyt for Ihn Piano. Coma 1 1 in, add pay for a Plant and noikunw II. C M . Mi l. I II. No.'S Weal Fourth lroet. Nolo Agenl fur I... N. V 11.' I'lanoa, and tiUhop A Clllld'a li.ulo loom, top 10 OREGON HOUSE, fTSltlf IIOUSKIS NI'ILL 0PB3 POK TIIK UK1 rep tion of vliltort al all boara, and no palm vntll be tparoü lo entertain Ihetti, vthnlher lite) coma altigly orhy lite iloiuu, and a difference Iu tho price lor public date. At leait 40 hortet ran bn enierlaluad al any lima al Iba timet price. Tbe Ublu will be furulaltnJ with Ihn beat tliu market affordt, douo up In tlto beil ilyla nr cooking, augto IAN. MBPPMMB. CUSTOM-MADE Ü00TSD. MKS & sm. Havo moved ihelr ibop Into lha rooms node r tha MEKH:.1N Of fICt, wli. ru lltuy will keen i n !iaiidagiuiulaaaorltiit'iit ol Uoolaand Nhoea ol Ihor own in aar, and alio of I'.uilorn uianufuc turn. I hey nra prepnred to mako work to order any quality ur kli.d,ul ihort uotlce. i.ov.M iü ef Farm for Sale, Y II It underilgnnd nffi-rt for talc a flrtl rate Furm X of About Du aerei, two and a hrtlf lullut north ot.Hrookvllle, well Improved. Any iM-reon dealr Ing a good furm wo .Id do well u mil toon sail will be told cheap Nou5W3w HTKPHKA HKM.NKH. GERARD HOUSE; J. Be 8CSIItOVr.lt, Proprietor. HARRISON, OHIO. rflllhahove homo will bo kept open day and JL tngiiii'ir me reception oi vmiora. IP, In connection with tlto ho uio are good its biet sod attentive hottlera. STOVES AND TIN WARS THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM Iho diluent ol Brookville, Mt-lauio-a, l.irir) andolbor plaeea mat no exprclt lo keep on hand u good aupply of TIN W.l and I eave or all lOndi, nt hl Hiorc In MET AMUR A, IND., Wbnrehn weuld tie pleated to accoiiitnodale aU'ol Franklin i outtiy with Movca, at city prlcca.alio BELF-SEALIB 0 FRUIT CANS Of rartnna ktndt. and the common Cant alto. Orduri rrom llrookv.lleor l.uur-l for cam. tan be it-ut by the Itaekaud will receive prompt allcullou ruroiuT..',, a. no uy mo. mini augSUly bULOMU.N T. bHKKW OOi).

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i in JU1IKS. BITTERniLH ft tpLAII wsjousaaui .No. 2.11 mam STiir.i i . WRIT M UK, MKCOflU DOOM AIIUVK NIX I II, And lo. t nixtk nircei CIHCIWWATT, 0. I'UilLIO 8 A LlC OF SCHOOL LAND WILL be told si public pm-t'on on lite pi w Saturday, ihaWilior' November, Iween the honrt or 10 o'rlock A. M. ami of tald day, all the Inleretl or nidrnn Je 1 in 'It iui .' ntory t .il.trprt fur Hi" puri htae Ihnrenr, in Hie lollowlng dntrrlboil Iran o.' rthorl I, im. I, Unat" In Ihn lowinlilp of l.iitr. I, III th" C. Ulli) nl KlPiikllll.pml Mal nl Im I. pun, lo-wltl eaenly acrat oh the toulh title nr the toulh wetlonarler or eeilnn No. elxlean, (l)lnTwnthlp No. twelve (IS) of Manga No. tweho (IS) TKKMH Of HALK. Onn-lhlrd In rath nn lite day of tale, the remaotderin two equal payairnU, ono and lea ji-nra, um nirchainr glv Ipg nnut with approved ae.Ufllv, waiving beneSl or valiiallon lawa, and bond of Inilemnlly to tpctira Ihe dae prrorniance tr tsltlroulracl. JUHII'H M.JlNKK, nov7 Ailwlnliiraior. BXECUTOR'S NOTICE. OTICM Itbereby given Hut Ilm iimtcnlgnnd hat been pppoln's I Kiaanloi or the lint will f Tboinaa Knueeil, late of franklin t'nttnty ,duCPaied. Haid rtta'o It tuppomd lo be aulveitt. JOSKI'll WKLNII, Nor 14 ttxoculor. A KRV LOI ol' Juel rcrrlviMl ut No. 10 F.. Sib DK IWKKN, t. If . i I! tl.OVE U.U. M'l.KIM. lurahlrU. Ilotlury. N, k II". Muffln. Wool Hcarft, CoiniorU, Collen, t'otiom-inade Hblrtt and travelling Mhawlti lagsther witli every ile and quality In the Maa't Kurniililng Llns. I'ursaasers will ave ThemaeUet time and trouble by i ailing directly at No, 10 and making their eeleeHunt, at my stork It now tha larg ul and moil romp Inie limn any other In ihe tnnio llna Weil of in.' Mm iiiiiu. Thanking Ihe public for put patronage woultl toiirn c. iiii .motion or meir isvora. INA AT P. NM ITH, No, 10 Kail Kllilt ilrerl, oppmlie lite DrnnUon Ilonas, I inclunntl,0, Nov Ulm HENRY FALLS wmviaiaLe on pi.it. V A It 1 K T W A R Ii II 0 U 8 B , No. 10 Ksat Vourlh Mtrnal, bolesen Mala and Nyc amnm t .. . u, cinclniiall, . TK NOW UKCMVINM A I.AKUK MTOCK OK JL K.ngllah ami Amerlcuti I ariiou, uurlilu Uo.nlt, oil Cloths. Ac. Ac , for lb fall trsda, lo which ha ruapet Hull) Invltoi Iba atteittlou of the public Hepuiy-par Administrator'! Notice to Debtors. VOl'iOK li hernby gtvrn Ittal the mtlei gat lbs Il relate ol l'aloh II. Allen, have bean lea at Ilm Hrook vllle Hunk fl.r rolleriion, I'rompluayrot'tii U expected. JUKI A It A I.I.K N , OcU4 9w Adinlulilrator. T IOHTK, NKWT0Ä b BRADBURY 'S PI 'mini n j a v oa, pttiw iinivurtaii) ae kntwlmiri'd tu bo Ihr lint inade Ii Ameulre. My Plonk woi never but ir man nntv, wioin in) prnet rrotn lintunlil an.'r ihe Iff of January next eaniiol ba quailed.Kor preof, soma and aae, si No 74 Wail Kuurlb aravt. f. M, Mt'ltCII, No. 74 Writ Kuurth tlreel. tola agent for I... N. A U.'aflsaos, and turrata ,r I i Vnath Ar Whit. SUg til J WRICirr 8 VEGETABLE HA IM VIOOIIA TOR. Thl tupertar Kalbarlon It now n aal In Break vllle. Il nemla no pulling. All Hip l ib punpl want la lo know vdmrel i go fur II. On o M. W. Ilalle. M'i' Mi -t .. inn ins li i.i ii I o in o4n .Hl: In ihs t.iy. hnii )uil wai l a M.'loUnoti, Ihn I U' u lo buy ilia al I j 74 Weal fourth tlreel. C. M ML'KCII, Solu Ag on r o I, , N d U.'p PUnoa.and tuccattor to Mutch iV II lute. clt ADMINISTIIATOR'S SALli. mlllt uiiilcrtlgnnil, Adinlnltlratorof the eiuia of I,... ph linimj, late .r rraukiin coioii, ne inparil, will tell al pttblln aale al Ihe lain realdenen of Ihe deroaeej. In nomeranl, franklin I'rttini) .InilUna.on Malurday ,lhs ISth of November II, nil the Hiirtonal pMimriy oi inn tim eainu not takuti by the widow. A t retlll of ill montlti will be given on all in ma nver thine dollert, Ihn iiraliatar giving note with approval teeurliy, with luleteei from dais, waiving all valuation nt. 'I apprpU'imnnt lawa. laf H 'I HON. Ml)ll!X, A.'m'r. M I' ATR OF I NIM A MA, Iu ihn Franklin Circuit heeft. fit tKKi in conn rv, I i.n I' lroinan 'a liipuranea l um. piny , I li i-. It i.ul I . fa. Daniel Walker, Carolina Walk . or, John Walk. I, Meholaa Wat. km, Klrbsrd Walker, tleorge W . Walker, and John A . Warder, Frantla J . Klug, Jamea Caoy, Matthew ll.llow.Mlll nt II , Orvitlo, and Mahlmi QeHae, Numuel W . Iliirlilue, Motu M. Ileanlinie, Itii'lntrd W, Hlthop, U illiB.it W. Wellt, Uoorgn w. III. hop, Jno o llowtaud, I'hnt. Moniagiiai Maredllh Holm, Preaiuenl of Um Fa alia C. mat) Hauki William II. Comal... k, Jacob Abar, Jtata Wiiooa, Ueorge W. Day.ttnweii Msllmk, Jaeob Abar, John II aitpr, Kobart M . I'lemoiilt, Jtitlut M, Jeuka, Admr., Alesandar V. Wiminn, liaeo N. Wiititon, teonedat IV, Wlnttou, Theodors W, Huolwcll. Jaraet 0. Lehman, Itufui A. Janet, Ueo, A. Whuelor, Max Stadler, Hen. ry J. Lauar and Motet lädier. Complaint lo (or. el 'a., a Mortgage, The above named defendant! are hereby noil fled of tha pendency of paid toll, and lo ba and sppear In tbe Clroull Court of Franklin County, on tho aecond day of Iba uoil term lit e r ".f lo be t . 1 - dun al lite Court Houm in Hrook vlllo, In lha county of Franklin and Nlala of Indiana on the Oral Monday of February, noil, then and there lo iiuawt'l Ihn eomplaliiluf Iii i.lalnllff Wiii.ea John M. Johnitou, l l-ik of tald Co rl, and me y.id day ur October, A . I. t ' Sil. o.i 3141 JOHN M. JOHNSTON, Clerk. F. 0. BAKER UKAt.l'.R IN vi tfi.t: am r IRT GOODS NOTIONS. READY MADE CLOTHING, BATS, CA1VS, &(!., ONE DOOR NORTH BROOKTILLS BANK, HHDOKVII.I.K, lav, Furnlihlng articles of every doicriptlon . i-ar inenta made in order at tho iliorleil uotlce. aprll II VALLEY HOUSE, IIHOOKVILLK, IND. JOHN KING, PROPRIETOR. ritllli well pppolntr-d llol"l Im uiflnrgono I thnrougli rt-paln lor Ihn annulier t.-aaoti, inidrr the Immediate tupervltlun of the new proprietor. Mo aiattroi hu in. nun ami mote who may ravoi 1. 1 in Willi Ihelr palrniiage. that It ihalt bohlt de .nn nl all liiue lo make lliolr tlav with him agrne ahte. at he inlundt lu keep u good table und ohlig Ing uMlalaitti In avery ilrparlnienl. Ilonrdera will be iirruininudeltnl on the tuuft reaauuahle terina, with tingle ur double rooms. I am alao prepared lo lake traveler! or cltlaent lo suy purl of Uto couuiry inoy tuny wuu logo June o ii NEW T0UK& NKW GOODS, J. oik KIMO. a. a. woi KING & WEST AHK Just receiving nnd opening a new and well leleeted alo k or fall and NN Inter UOOUH at tho old HKI) Hltll'K. known ut tho old Hand ot ). I'rlce iV Hon. where Ihey rnn bo found al all imi'-a, ready and willing tto tell guodt a shade cheaper than (hut havu oior been offered in Uli market, uur tlucK or I ailH-a' Dreaa (anode la full and complete, conti. Hog In part of Ulm h itnd litnrr Mllke, Merlnnt, l.uilrei, Hebaget, Caihmeret, C'hslles, Vulcullat, I'lsldi, Dclaluet, Olngbarus, etc 200 I'lt t ea Prima Of good colon, and a choice selection of patternt. Alto, a ipteudid aitorlmcnl of Uonnet Trimatlagti luteal Kdglngi, and lusertlngs, or every kind and aula; Capri, Colltra, "i deraleevoi, liandker-clik-ft, llotlery,Oloci, Mllla, Malchelt, and everyIlling die necettary lo complete the Ladiet1 Tollol. I'rencli Clolha Of atmott evory colur.and atprlcet ihalcanl fall lo toll tbe rutioraer, aa well at a nice ataorlment of Due Skin Caseimeret, Uleck and fancy, Natinoils, Tweeds. Vesllngs.dc e.. Orlfyou prefer a garment ready made, we can . abow you a Utile Ihe beit and ctiospesl stock or lffeu and Hoya' Clatblasr In thli portion of tbe Hute. Alao, a .splendid as-torliot-tit of Gents' Fiadriilolalna Uoeds. Our slock of Ntaiplo tiortitn tt heav) , and conntti in pari of Brown aad Hleach.-it Muillnt, lirllllugs, woolen aud cotton flanncli of sit colors, Checks, Teklngs, Diapers, Mariner's stripoa, die. g lata, t'aps, Boole A aiiooa, tellcctod ear. lull) , and at prleet that w III tell We keep a general aiaortuirni of Hardware. Uueuoaware, Olailware, lirocivrlea, rtiaalle, Ae. I o fact, our slock la complete lu every department. We will take all klndt o f merchantable pruducu al the hlghotl price, In eicbaog for goodi, and give you lite gooaui at eaih prlcee. sep 1 aVJy

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a A C- rvru.tiistvs v timt iotii . tin i; i.niuii . in .i.e. vnii FLOHKINO A UK AT, UK IN OINU ( t)RM MRA I. H MALL UK AIM I I l l.i.l. to good eart of corn (cob and all), fine enb ami coro r .. . li ThnaaMilli I nianttfarture onl of Ilm brat qunl Ily of French llurr Ittqckt, with much rar. I. mi. I tlx ..ir..renteiei, prices ranging frorst p. .'i. i Mir. nn to i teas loeef rm.lor all ..pp'pliloii ami are .itwrl..r l-r II puraoiVAlU'M P U'KT P'M'rARLK SA W Mil. I., . ii i nKing al ilir Waapela.ss Th i a I an lagaaloee ph-I Naw-Mltl to make turn In r In the wood. This Mill ran bo run by am mill, i4'ii nr water p'tw.-r. Thotn wrlahing lo know lull apon tii.li lite) an bullliai lie, at well at ihe leimt m adtlreti mn, piking a llnuk o I will mall and poai-pav. 1 1 write. In plain, rnadatd Il Poll Officii. '.omit ami Mairlnclplr oi i it. i. 1 plinn i, hit i. to Will name, lege, Hi If A A" Nl KAL'H. Patentee and Pro 'p. hep IBOni pr No, I'l Ami 4th i.t'lui liotitl.O, HATS! CAPS!! FURS!!! WM. DODD&CO. INVITR TM AT I BN HU OF VTIOIK-AIK lll'YKNN to a complete Fall and Winter Stock -or801'T KU It. MLK 61 WOOL HATs, Pluih, I'luih nnd Fur ( apt, oferery Jeaerlptton, ami a tplnidld aiturlmeiii of LAUIKm' miKSS I'TKtS Of nil It) Ina. mud" up i th. b' al inulllmr , nl pood Skllll, Iram Ihe hlgheil I t Ihn lnweit inM I't.'K Lt)VL liUKFAI.O A F. M V MüllKh, Ko Ul Main at., eaal tl.le, ba I , ,.!, ,i. Hep a Sin par siumifirrii W KLLINOHOFK, f ATR OF MAMII.loN, oIO, nfFUR i ii it li clllaam of f raualiii eouiily, li.it. una. HOM JIIMH AMD rtnill MOF.k of lha Very Imat qunl at can bn lurulahed I Sntalt,at at low ratet alley A ihelr work o il, vllhur in the plt'.ii tppnk lur llanlf, they or tu ihe grav ra yanli wharn n It already iui up. Old i ll.it latent oulu of tin. I Mil llruok III.', hid, augVO ly SHOULDER BRACES. MAMNH'N NKW HTYI.R, whlrh aro perfectly alatlle.glvlug free action In the men toe, and will mil col under the arm. AIIIMItllVll, Ml I't'lMITCMM. Whioh are jeorn with much comfort, having ihapa and preeeere grtd.iatd to tail ihe raae. i i. tint vrm KiMusj, For rura nf vnrlcnao vaini snow at) In Suipon orv Kamlaga, for Irealmai ol TailSSgilsj hydrocite, An, iiipirumputi fur Tirsttsset al l w I ngi.t luh Kept, l urvilure of hplue.aa l allothor riitaical liefurmlilit. All kind of htiipiirlerialidTriipet on haoJ.nr made to order. MAIIMlSit'U Mpl.ti.n I.e..... Nn., Yorkl and Bo. fourth ursc a tig VU Urn least nf Main tt.) Mnalitnall, Ohm. mm in; it nun. MARCH'S NläW PA TIC NT. raillK only I r laaihal will erfeet a pertoane I i Urn. . will 1 1, in n Inrve iirum.tlloii uf all r duelble llprma, or Kit.. lure, wbn rightly applied and dlreelluna r.illowpd " " o bavs (irltilgn i referring lo FVof.'s Val"bh" Moi I Alllanj I'arknr, of Naw.Vnrt. i I'rof.'e M. 1, Mupant, W, II. Muatay, Ueo C. Dipt kinau, J, I. J ii. I Ulna, mii I other eurgvunt ul Inelnnalt. W hate eleu the prlvilagu ur refwr ring lo wait) pertoiit reii. ling In Cinelutiatl, ai wpllaairiNew York, who have beim cured I.) Km uat of imp y rUM, ',, kit. .1 ut I raerei and Mioul lur Diet tun html, ur inndu io tirdpr m wish a c , VI Mm "lei. Une.N. V. M.a n tii. i um uta j et.. No, A Fourth, it.,V d on wen ,.i Main, afte-lra t inslnnati, u. Clothing. P 0. B.4XCR IILLB CHEAl'KR AND BIT JL t lur Clothing than any Iioup.i in the uieraal. I hy alao keep a Hue eloek of Furnlililng o.ii,aiid itiase Uarmenli l urdvr al aliorl no tice. Blank Deeds, &c. There liaaj.tai htmn laaited atlhlt odlce a now sitd hestilllul edition ul Ulank Uuodt, thnrl lorni we havo a'to, KullClaiiiii, Morlgaget, Coinntla Ion. rt' Deedi, uld I.. no li.ie.la, huunnuna and leneaai BROOKVILLE BANK Wl I.I. allow Into real on lime Dopoillimado afionhlt date Iu uhlo or I udiauaeurroiiC) , payt bid In tin. lar Hindi, Ujr order oi the Heard, J. VV . IHTT, t'athler. Hrokvllle.Fob. IS,I"SS. Prints! Prints!! Full Men una.'. Co. linn, Ua) riutto Philip Allen't Nnruguet, Dunuels, aud all other good tl)letol I'n 1. 1 .,!''. april ll r. u. iiAHhit. Boots & Shoes. I amski.li.no HUM. UOMKNh' a I IIIL1 d ten's rtboet and Booli al eott. Coma quick Slid supply yourselves for tbe great polnl.-al campaign, aug it J A MKs NO ULK, sMI.- Just recolved Nmokad Halibut, While Flah ami Mackernl wholoaii" nnd rolail by July II W. h. l'.ft4PM.a k Co. Mla Kleol, aud Mould Hoardi conttaatl) on A haul nl NLit-aiiTpa .li WitLUHt. iKODtfCK kenfirt; rod ii i dial o Alt kinds u Ntauoursa di 1'rodure la V. l i l 4M, t '101. 1 VS.-If you wsola gooi Violin goto Y July II W.L. KaascMasdi Co. 1 1ST RECEIVED, iu hlf bit Mat a-rcl, blf bit J vviillo ami ( od fltn.al n r .' , W. I.. KiBut'Saa A Co'a. siLANSW Ul: and Chluawareof superior tual m uy at M.4i 111111 . .. i ' II I.Una. Fit KM 1 1 OltAMIhh andl.hMoNHat aprU W. I. i .. . imp .'. i ". Hbll.-Juil rosulvod a Kegs 1. 1 Ota and Can f lion row .lor. July II W. L. I i ,i it ii A Co. ÜA.tia.ataiKobiusoii's Sup. rlor llamt.Hbouldertsnd Mdei lor tale nl aprtfJ NV. I.. KaaaVNaV Co'a. T IMAC i: CHAINS, Ate, a large supply al Hbsiianrsa rv w n.LuMt. IsAKMKKS.forilrain Cradletgolo Wt I. faSttUlUB ah Co. FA Ml I D.N AHLE DEEM douuwA new seM ply al Lip. s a. Vaaut Maa't I.ACKnMI I'll'H Hone Shoe! and Mslls told by . I.. KiliLPal oi Lu. soli Did KU Ith i' , iif.r l' l o.Ma I'.h a inn.. ..i.. i Nauiag.gu l i i m. reaeetocos WORMS! WORMS!! nKKfUSON e. YKO'H VKKMIft'UE, forealea P top IU W. L. faaui'Hta A Co.'s. FURNITURE AT WHOLHBALB PRICES W 1 1,1,14 TI rilANK (iPfKKN TO Mat. hit large Is of eacelleut I- um n urn al wholetale prleet. fprinut withlng li b uy any thing In hit line will do woll lo oull i n aim osfure buying elsewhere. At he makut fuauilure, he ran nilord to aell cheap, hbop oppotlte Mr. Lynti'p Carriage Shop. Nep 3 NEW YORK DYE HOUSE, WALNUT STREET, (West Side. bet. Sixth and Seventh, ) CIlfCIWH ATI, OHIO. gas' XJ Ac.tVc. I'tirtleular alteution will be given lo I leaning while Crape, Brocke and nr luted Kbawlt. Alto, Uamota Curtalus, Carpels, Kuga, UrngguU, Ac. Ac ; ; (Irdrra from I lie Country promptly tslli'iidod tc. aug .. i) WM. TKAKUALK. DUliK LIQUORS, for me.lli mal im-poses only. I I havo In ilure pure fort vv pure fori M lie, Cognise lirandy and '.V hnk . July 11 W. L. PARHUHARdtCO. F H Ml-. KM, Por the bail HAMKR you have ever eeen go NV. L. Paaet ass di Ce. I to

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AYER'S PILLS. FOR ALL TEX FURFOIII OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. T Haas haa long silted a public demand for art effrrtlte purgative pill which could be relied oat aa tore and perfectly eefe In Ita operation. 1 hit has been prepared tr meet that damand, and art selsav slve trial of Ita v Jiuaa haa mnrlutlvaly ahown with what aueoeas It acrompllphea the purpoM deaugueaL Il is raay to maks a phyalra) pill, but not aaty to mäh tha beat of all pUU tmt whi h ahoul have none of tha objerUona, but all tha advanUgaa, of every other, fhia haa bean atlrmiptrd here, and with what attroaaa wt would rsspsctrullv tt, limit to tha ptiulte de.-iaion. It haa beam ui.fortur.aU for inrdif in rriiiioiii(tiv aind la. Thla la not. Many of I griping pain and ret ulamn ia the ayatern aa to man counterbalance the good to tie thrm lhar iui pimtiu ui.leee tt aria from a prrtlotiily aauting ulntme tion or detangemetit In lha bo we la. Being raettabU. no harm ran ante from their it purely In any quantity b- It Is belier that any medicine ahould b taken jndioiouily. hi Inula direr tiunt for their uae in tha act oral dleeaeee to which they are ap pin n Mr ara given on tha boi. Among tha comjitainta whleh have been atraedllj eur4 by thsse, we may niantion Liver Complaint, In ita varioui formt of Jaundice, tndlgeatlim, lianguor and I .tea of Appetite, Uatleaaneaa, lritabttity , Btlioea liaadache, Ulllous Fsrer, Fttsr and Ague, Pain in the fttAa and Leina , far, In truth, all three are hat the eaav sequenre of diasaaed action In th liver. As sa aeeriaet the afrnrd prompt and aura rallsf In Costlveneae, Pllea, Colic, Dyaantery, liumora. Srrofula and Reurvy, Colda with toianaas of tha boev. Ulcere and Imrnirity of tha blood, Irregularltlea; in abort, any and svsrj ess n liars a purf ativt n required. They hava alao produced tome aingularlv see ceaaful curee in Khaitmatlam, Omit, l)tpav, Oraval, Kryaipataa, Palpitation of th Heart. Palna In tha Back, (ttomarh, and Hide. Thsy ahould Ins frealy taken in the coring of tha rear, to purify lha blood and prepare the ayetom for tha change of aaaaoin An oeoaelonal does atimulatoa ths stomaeh and bowola Into healthy action, and reetnrea tha appetite and vigor. Thsy puriry tha blood, and, by their stimulant actio 1 on ths rlrculslnry ayttom, rorata tha atrength of tha body, and rea tore ths waated or dlteaeed onerwtaa of tha whole orgtmkam Iletioe an oocaaional aos Is advaittagsotui, atan though no serious darsngammt ilits , hut unneeaaary doelng ahould never be oarriad toe far, aa ovary purgative madleina reduoee lha etranath. whan taken to excess. The thousand rasas in which a phytic la required cannot ba enumerated here, but aauggeei there sal vas to tha raae on of averv J ; and It la eonrtdenlly ballarad lltia pill will answer a btttsr purpose than any thing which haa hitherto been available to mankind. U hen thej vtrtnpt are once known, tha public will no Utngrr doubt what remedy to employ when In need of a cathartic medicine. Being aiigar-wrapped, they we pleaaant to take, and being purely vegetable, o harm can ariee from Ihelr uao In any quantity. For minute direction a, aee wrapper on the Boa. PREPARED BT DR. JAMES C. AY EH, PmcUcal nntl Annlytlral Chemltt, LOWELL, M AM. Pries 9 Csnti par Bex Firs Boxes (or 91 AYEE'8 CHERRY PECTORAL Vor the rapid Cure ef (WJCII8, (0 1. OS. IIOltSE!sE88, BRONdllTIM, rl llOOPIKG-COUtsU. UlOir, ASTHMA, A!D C0iSIHIPTI0N. This remedy has won for Itaelf Puch nelorlely (rem lie cure of every variety of pulmonsry d leasee, that It lit entirely unnecessary to recount th crt de noes of He virtuee lit any community where il haa bean employed, lo wide Is the field of lie usefulness, and so numerous Ihe oases of Ita curse, thai almoat evenr section of the eountry alxmudi In persona puliiioly known, who have been reelored from alarming and even aeeparate dleeaeee of the lungs by Its uae. When once tried lie euperlorlly over every other ntedletn of Its kind Is loo apparent to earsps observation, and where Ite virtues are known, the public no lunger hesitate what antidote lo employ for the dlslreaalng and ilangetous srTeetlona of th pulmonsry organs which ar Incident to our climate. Not only In formidable attache upon the lungs, but for the milder variolate of CllLlaS, CtlPUMt, UoAMRNSeS, A pmI for ( n 1 1 nasi) it it the iileaeeateal and aafest medicine that uan be ubtallted. Aa It Itai long Urn in rontlant uae throughout this section, we need not do more than aaaure the people its quality Is kept up to the liest that it aval has been, aad that the aaauine article la eole by HOI WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. IT HAH WOECEP MIRACLE. 'I'll AT allllte lipid and gray van be retlored perI fselly la original growth, en far at their locks sr. concerned, does unt admit ni duhti besides, II will cure every rmaaible diseais of the t pip, whether developed at dendrite, Itching, or In ths shspsof sutauaous eruptions svea seuld head and in no puitibla rate will 11 rati curing, at If by magic, nervous or periodical headarhe, ami If used twice a week by lite young, regularly, II will pressrve the color, and keun tne heir front falling, to any linpglualde egr. lt. d en Judge, (1. U. K. oflce, Vsn nlls, June II, IEM. i . t Wane Deer Sir: I use pleeaure In Searing yottinlary luttliuony lu the . allpuve ar year Hair Itutlorallve. I hree in on in t ago, my hair ess ver, gray. Il la uow a dark brow n. (the original colur,) atnooih aud gloety. The only application I have made lo It, haa boon the Hair Koelavralive prepared by )ou,end which, fro at the retutl lu uiv owncas. . I ran mosi corUlslly rvKO oaseud 10 others. Yours,Ae. EDWARD W0LC0TT. Vlnreaaet, Ind., June 01, lM. IIKOf.O. J. w i mii As youarsaboattoraaaufhciura and vend your recently discovered Hair Itett.. relive, I will slats, for whomsoever It may concern, that I have med II, sad know nihere to use II that I hare, for aeveral years, bent In th habllof uaing utbar I otr Iteitorallvet, and thai I Bed yuriveiily tupailorla aar other I kiinw. It entirely cleanies lbs heed of Jandrug, aad with ne laoutb's proper use, will restore any pereea'e pirt'ilh't original youthful eoror end tatturs, Ivingtia healthy, s. ill and glonj appsaraucei sml s I litis, without illtcolorleg lha bauds that apply ll, or the dreea on which It drops. I would, therefore, memo mend Ut me to every aae desirous of baring a Ono color und laxiure of hair. Kvtpieifully, yours, VVILROn Iv I Ne. Nl. Louis, June SS, IAJ3. PKOP. WOOD: Aa you ere a hont lo pre per e and rend yonr recently discovered flair Heilerelive, and ai you t , n my opinion of it, I will stale, lha i in) balr wet, a few months ago. very gray, and ufirr usiag two bottles of vour Hair Rettnrsilve, It rem i n in I lit original color; ami since Its application, sll dandroff hat dltappeared frosa my bead, aud 1 have Uceti troubled w I tta no dissgreeeble Itcttlng of tli" scalp. I am ssllsfied, thai those who use it, will not regret ii, aa Hgtveaske appearance uf bivlugbeen recently oiled. I sia prepared, therefore, to recommend III ute to all wbo are desirous of having a beautiful head of hair. I aas. sir, yours, eu. II. L. STEWART. PROP. WOOD) My bair had, foraeveral years, limn, be. lining rru.ai irrl grj, in ..inp.ini'd b a harshness which rendered the constant snplicsiion of oil necessar) In dressing ll. Wbea I cummenrud uiicsr y r Hair Kestoralive, about two months ago. ll was ia theiconditioui and bav I g i in. im I,, i . ii i i .11 ii I,, ii iji.l lutia weeka, ii haa turned to ite natural color, aad assusaed a sutta.'ss snd lustre greatly to beprelsir d 0 lit oaa produced by the appticallua ol oils er say oilier preianilla I havo ever used. I regard 11 as an Imilspcniibte nn ie ror every lad) ' lolle!, hell. er IO bn oaed sa s llsir Iteslorellve, er f ir tho iiiniilii purpose of tlroasingor beautifying the hair. Vim have permission toroli-r lo me all Wbo eulerlplli Pity doubt ..I In f.ei 'mingpll tlutl Is claimed for lu MUN. C. HVMOMn.. Clriclunall,0., Feb., IU, ISM. VVelertown. Mass., Msy I, i. I KOF.O. J, WOOD: Allow me to t ileal the virtues and msgic powers of your Hair Keelora. live. Threw munUts since, being egresdlngly gru) , I purehaeed, and po.oi couiiuoactHl lo ute, i o Imitlcs; and it soou began lo i. n, In restoring the tllvrr locks lolbelrasiive color, end ikn bsir, which was before dry and berth snd tailing off, now become soft and gloeey, ami Itcoaeed tolling; the dandruff diieppoared, and '.he ecalp lutl all Ihe dltagre. able lu lling, to aunu) Ing before, ami now, I l ot only look, but lee I toin g again. tllAKLis Willi. NKV. "TTMrdd at II Mark. l street, hi. Loetp, Mo. 59 llroadws) , New Vurk.anu I.) all Uruggltitevcr) where. All klndt of lamlly patent luedtcl tei for aale, oa the betl poaethle Unas, al Pre ressor'.Vood'seilablitbuieui, lt Market fllrecl Hi. Unle. jrl. V . Johostonis sols agent for Brookville. aprll II FRANKLIN MACHINE SHOP, lT Till: IiHOOKVlLLK COTTON FACTORY. WILL BIRCH, M i.lM l-'ACTt'RKR OP ShVKRAL SÖRTH OF Mrnw ami Kurd Culleri, rumi, ( on tbvlert, linrpe rowers, liirning ij.lti.-a, etc. All kleda of Patent Machinery made and Sited to ordor, at abort notice. Wheels and ScrewsVut to any pilch or pattern . KiocSi, Tape anil 6lee made loorder. ritrlet attenlloa given to repairing Kteam Knglnrt, Mill tloarlng, nnd all kludtof Machinery. CaMiiigs f-irnitfaeir t ihort notice . Icrmt Kitouithlc. Cssh paid for old Iron , liraaiand Copper, ict IU W ILL fcllKCH. ROOTS ANU S..OIS. WE have on hand a good asaortraanl of Boots Hboet. Nippt'. Oaiu-ra, Husk ins. Boys. Misses and Chlldrcus. Ale. M. Hurrl's celebrateBuskins and lies, at caah prlcee. estl I'VSEKdi KIM ULK ,

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ttetverelgra 1111 l " m otr I tr , , Cr i' P. Chlldt 4 Co -l t.-rlal t'i tipl frwin t I W..M any p I lb es Sp leaady. (pvta. rea foraaNkJB hfrlm rlae plea p pro SS a as gia ihaafe a Wu.JsaM.sji, re , 0u.-Ta ry Sag eaNlag P. vaeeign Hales ! si t. have eeed the at la ran, and Si.. I ae rar rayea.tr of Hfcg SCPe nC let faf IT, h lt of rtia.aacc ainaa trial . Aiot Meeaaa.A i -1 t m pal leys ii" ray family f-r the la t.i.. r - ,.;.: i i .1 time, and cured at, with them, I have eti.ee lien WelWejrtJ ef ray requreUnetiga gua.1 tu i.d and Ihttt. ihei igoti. to n taesB, Your wi The f..llaa lag freie uar laWaapStaS vtetaily a retpvcirull) preeentaah J .hu H. Mayell.rtow Marseille. lad. . Auer R. tnsi.wrlto " I believe y ear aula to be a gueai sasaSaelee.aad Si lha. people like IhelM, and l.,Meatlj rail fur them, ton eill bleaee sand a meali na,..nu ly." .- - - rraj nweaweiaaPV H'.lme. De. It, writes: "I bare eald t so I wlee yew is I'm. . I I r ... fov . JU, IpAI, p ' I hate sold , t ha J ilia rellowiafi Itobberaon's Suilm, llarrpxaa r . Kj uiy a i ran. U.tuVi Yoer to bp a great I tergal da iPh Ira Psreee. NN by will Hi ay wbo srs sfflipt- I heeiiale wbea pa la ual nta .1 i.pk Ihey Ing ii ii tue skia, kitnjs, la a .Pa b-. , . - , . . boweli.llie r. i tig off al alia. gt in. I .r . .r i l .... .... i ipuruiei rruni the e) stem. If ihey Jleeeee la th. al.u..,i epruia re. These lle oj.en the ores of Ihe skia, premalt S proper dlsrtarge froia lhk. I' .ja, carry agell p!.leg end ether hue.ura lr,n ,i, M-g,( -mU bf the buwrla remove all l.npuriti.a that ranuot i.pee by any other outUl, along with the r-fese al the nal tral lue. OTI Cat. The genuine Oriental arReeareiga lulra Pill heve i.n Iks erapper of each bet the above repn. eeiiUltnnef the inaaafartary. A. Hsrlelgh MrnTi Pa.w Albeet, lad., Pre- . .ll . I... it fat .iL S aaw j'r.l-ra m-i nw mnuii ltd ftv. " isrni11' ' V V-HiVr? HsrnsV trarJaf dilers In meiilclue generally. J'ltlu ye VlrNN .VlUvasy 1)11. KVEHSON'8 QREAT. AMERICAN HEMEÜY II POR CHILLS ill FIVE!. I) umti . 1 1 ii i' , Ceraaootlve t lallla, NEUEALOIA, EI'ILKNIIC Ills, PERIODICAL DISEASES, OE AffMtloni of tht Nervotu Sjntem. HEADACHE. AC, Is ike most popslsr medlelae . of tbsi rises rar baowai eo racdirlae ever met with sack c.MVKKSAl. APrEOBATlOES Or galaad eo high a celebrity la ee shun a time ee this. 1 be press and people, everywhere speak ef It la lerwieor tba highest com mendettue! PROFESSORS OF MEDICINE, Who have bllkerlo elihkeld lararlakly tkelri" coca from proprleUry madldaee, give lots sanation, aad tango euubers of Beiasar PnrtK uat rsa ir ia Dsttr Paer la preference to Quinine and A resale, wbls 10 in mast yield the sway tetkls truly CIKMTIPIC PKKPAKA II05, Ths reeall ef eaperleaae end taveetigaitwa aot only will prereai aad eera year Chills, bring beak eg low ef life aad aeliatsea te it. whole sysum, that Weingüter aad (peculiar to thla mediciae au. rasT ea it ire s or rate rsrV 11 Is pleasant to take, aed dees asMparge, uralt oreeeai. ItcoaUlas ee MKHCUKY, AMtKBIC. QVNES, ! It V t IIEIKE. Orsoy eiber poisonous or Inyarloss drug, belle pur. i vegetable end per facti) barmlaee, eveafor ihe mi I lest Infanta, ll Ita perfect ANTIDOTE To MALERIA, Andaa an AGUE EILLEK It has ae aaeel. Circulars for gralultoae dletrtboliea, eoalalalef rertinratcs from Prwreeeora, ruysictans. Clergymen and the Crete, are left with each ageat. tfT Price ?J some. Por aale h DruggieU an Itealers generally. EVENBOSI 4 CO.. Proprietors, Ee. i Beaih Nue atmet. Philadelphia. tCKM.v-liitii di Morneee. Ceeeerevlllo. D. V. Joat Pl-.u. Bmokvlllet Chap. Van Carap. Meuntors, Oiford at Coble, Uurrl; 'aha W. Keen, Liberi)! E. E. Puller, Harrtooa, O.j B. hrlncr, Andersoevlllei i. V, Mill., BUsabeih Iowa. may 90 Sra IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. rnmmnunovtn iu ootid a bio? X ou i. .ii nurgppp ptraiei, la w g. ihr building rorarriy aaeeepsee bj Jokh Adpms, w bure be It prepar... I ti.tup.,1) ruttomert wiihi IlRIDLKle. SAIH)l.l.s,l It It If, and every article uiupllt fuuad In s rat Class Meddle sad Harness shop, at t lt. rinnet! prices. Having bad several tears' esperteereta tho buatnaaa, he Is roenfldsniof seeeaee. He is prepare to do an ktndt ui repairing al ihort entice. ms)Mly KDWAMl) METEE, TO LUMBER MAKERS. KXCRI.I.EBT WOOD LA M Poet KALE. rpllU N'HatKIHKM MAS SO Mr Krht.LkK1 1 farming laud In lllioit, aud in hopthara Indtaua, which ke will aell ilieap, or rteaanga far land In Kcanklln count; . It la II well UatbereU. Ibat In I llluoii partly Imprwieal . a eaw eatll eat Ihe lead In Indiana would make a fortune la a tew years. Laathor for the lawa mart a cavesnipnds from I3 i il per thousaa, wilbla two m I lot or the land, and tny quantity 4 gsaad past lar luge Usicao be boagaual the mll,att po. Ihousaad. 1 he Und ogpn greet Inducement ta purtoat bay lug smalt farms or Iowa property la three paru. Bug 8 T. A.OOOnWII. TJOOTS AKD SHOES. - JO 1 aelarrvetandmoatcarerullvtelertetitlark a I Boots sad hkoet lboy,have ever oferrd. may beeeeaaiEo.l Commercial Kow.fuiaal t I.I Ni K A H t h.tk UL $esst . 3Jloorr NO. 342 MAIN ST. BETWEEA BTH, AND 9TH. IKKPfaconetantli oohaud a heeaWfal am SO ""hats and caps, Of the uioet fashionable ktad. He tar lias bis 04 friend i ai Brook vllle lo five hi a sell rislilheeity. MaT,tiV-i jr.

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