Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 52, Brookville, Franklin County, 12 December 1856 — Page 3

A PAPER FOR THE PAMilY G8RCIE--DEVOTBD TO THE AMUSEMENT AND 9NSTRUCT3GN OP YOUNG AND 010.

Corn and Cob Grinding. REPORT Or THl COMMITTEE. The undersigned being called upon by (he proprietors of Corn and Cob Mills, and after a practical trial of both old and new corn, the following facta wer obtained. The 6rat Mill, Little Giant, exhibited by Mr. Hedges, of Cincinnati draft, for old corn, 375 Iba., for mew eorn, 225. Weight of old corn ground, 85 )b., new corn, 46 lbs.; length of leTer,'(12 feet; grinding surface, 8 inch ts. After the trial of grinding, lOd. nails, brick bats, and other hard substances were put into the mill and passed through without injury to the same. Price, 550.00. Next was the Excelsior, exhibited by W. L Farquhar, of Brookville. Draft: for old corn, 350 lbs., new corn, 150 lbs.: weight of mel, of old corn, 77 lbs-, of new corn, 28 lbs.; length tf few 11-6. Prico, $50. There is one point in this mill that deserves notice, and that is. that the grinJin surface is formed by a ring, that, when it is worn out, may be replaced at a small expense, compared with the cost of n now mill. Another point in this mill is, that it delivers its raoal in a h.lf bushel without shoveling up. Next was the Star Mill, exhibited by Mr. Curtis W. Smith, of Laurel. Draft, for old corn, 375 lbs., new corn, 176 ; weight of meal from old corn, 86 lbs., weight of meal from new corn, 28 lbs ; length of lvver, 12 ft. Prico, 45. After taking into view all the points, there wcro two of the committee in favor of the Little Giant, and one of them in favor of the Escelsior, two of the committee b-.ing absent at the time the awards were made up. The committee all agree iu saying that each of the mills did their work well, and that they each of them fully sustained theii reputation for grinding feed for stock. Each of the mills performed 20 revolutions. Further, the committee would also mention that the Excelsior has a set of rings furnished at tbo time of sale. AH of which is respectfully submitted. A. B LINE. ) JAMES EVERETT.V Com. JAMES WRIGHT, )

For lbs Americas. Reflections. Me Editor: As have passed through the political excitement that has existed in our country, and iho final results are known, we all have time now for sober refleetton. It has occurred to mo that someling might profitably be said on the moral a pect of things, especially in our own Slate And while I have looked and waited in vain for editors and correspondents, more able than myself, I have concluded to present a few things, by your permission, through vour paper, to the public. And in doing this, I wish to disclaim, at the setting out, having any design of making it a political question, or applying it to any (particular party as a whole; but only show ing the state of things that have been brought about, and how that has been j done. And Ibis I believe should be ; charued to the individual rusponsibili tj of prominent leiders not to any par- - aS S a I e tl Iff At f nr n,'in 1 it-: n 'i,i. v li- iJfi " "7 p-.p : J' I Known tact tiiat witn some wno nave 6;;ureJ largely in the strifo threugh which we hare just passed, that it seemed to be a studied design to attack religion not, it is true, directly, but indirectly, and yet perhaps more effectually, than if '.hey had come out in direct opposition to it. They did it by attacking the ministry, and trying to prejudice the public mind against them. And here I ask tbe render to pause and investigato this thought. Is there any more certain way of influencing the mind of man to reject a subject, than by rendering the herald of it odious in his estimation? But again, it is further plain that thii effort has only been leveled at the Protestant Ministry, by those who havo seen fit to make such attacks, and that consequently tie design was " to unde.rrat', not only the Christian religon, but religion in that form, and that only, in which it is formidable against vice. And hence, with them, it was their personal opposition to virtu, and not an essential part of a political system. In further proof of this, you will find on nil sides f .1 "11. 1 I .!... ,U... wi c iub ujiitiuiti uiiii'i ctii.L'3 tuai tl,...-. .k u . . .k iiviv ttiw utn w iiu flic- tun iiiusti nut:

. . . . sas vuuhiiu IIUW I i fj ll.n been influenceU bv them, and whether he Iris not endorsed them in some way We are all responsible beings, nnd in different ways. A day of rcconing and re.ribution will come. No matter how obscure or how prominent, be sure your sin wiil Qnd you out. This is as far I propose to go in this communication, if you think proper to adroit it to your columns, 1 may then take up other parts of the subject. INDIANA. Memory. If you gather apples in the sunshine, or make hay, or hoe corn, and then retire within doors, shut your eyes and press them with your nana, you snail sun see ppie n i i .... hanging ir tho bright light, with boughs nnd leaves thereto, or the Uastlled trritss. or Iho corn flairs. and this for fire or six boura afterward There lie the impressions on tho retentive oran, though you knew it not. So lies the whole series of natu ral images wilh whiea your life has made you acquainted in yeur memory i thorjh you know it not, und it thrill of passion flashed light upon their dark chamber, and thu active power seises instantly the fit image as the W n v word of its momentary thouchl i.looge.e we d.scover hoir rich we f Saw ,-jj-f. Thb Ri'Moa about Ma. Buchanan's Mauri tog. The gossip concerning Mr. Buchanan's alliance with tho widow of a deceased President the accomplished Mrs. Polk grows stronger and stronger, and'actually begins to partake of probability. Iu lady circles it was hinted that his equally accomplished niece is opposed to the union, aod wants to preside over the White House herself, and do all the honors thereof. She acted in Unit capacity for him whilst in London, and of courre thinks herself equal to it here; she is right. If the alliance does lake place, it will be the firt instance in Artier can history of a Presidentelect marrying. Baltimore Patriot.

and liberal supporters of tho Church. T 7iTT.",Tl j . lttClf lüe growing una last ripening But while we admit and believe fC Temtomsnamed, or for two year. product of tho old Jeffer.onlan Demthese things to be true, we still claim reafUrJ Missouri Compromise ocrRlic pÄrly. It precisely the crop that it it the duty of every man lo w8. lreftt.cd' r ree,ird;d- b J P" 1 Im which Jefferson looked joyfully for--.I tL i. . : ty. by either branch of Congress, by -bile sowinc the seed a busi-

From Ike X. Y. Tl

The President's Message. President Pierce dies hard. He does not make what Dame Quickly calls "good end." Instead of dropping off ike old Jack Falstaff, in a ire n tie mood, ''babbling o' green fields, he dies cross scolding and cursing like a drab. His Message, sent into Congress yesterday, is the most unbecoming and malignant party diatribe we have ever seen from such a quarter. Onehalf this document is devoted to a studied falsification of political history, as tho basis of a libel upon those of the American voters (over two millions in number) who disapprove his Administration. This is done under the false pretenco of giving to the country 'information as to the state of the Union." It is in keeping, it is true, with the whole tenor of his publio career, and only shows that the man who enters upon the Presidency an aspiring demagogue is quite certain to quit it a disappointed, soured, and resentful one. It proves that throughout his Administration, President Pierce has been nothing but a partisan, and that, even now, ns he surrenders his place to hisjtuccessor, and his own aets to the judgment of posterity, he finds it impossible to rise above the party level upon which ho has been living, or to seo anything beyond the vulgar party necessities of which he has besm the slave. In this document, President Pierce asserts that those of his fellow-citizens who supported Col. Fremont fur the Presidency, though "pretending only to prevent tho spread of Slavery into new States," were "really inflamed with a desire to change the domestic institutions of existing States," and that for this purpose they waged war upon tho Government, transgressed what they themselves know to be the limits of the Constitution, and endeavored to prepare thj people for the desolations of civil war, "burning cities, ravaged Heids, nd tilaughlvred populations," by which alone, as they are well aware, the objects they seek can be attained. If President Pierce believes what he thus asserts, his retirement should be into an idiot or insane asylum. He lacks tho common sense needed for the discharge of tho common-place duties of private lifo. The assertion is flatly contradicted by the declarations of tho parties assailed, by their characters, by all tho probabilities of the case, by every kind and dfgrco rf evidence required for its refutation. In its support not a particle of evidence can be adduced. It is tho offspring of his own morbid and diseased imagination, or of a partisan rancor which spurns probability, and is utterly indifferent to truth. But the President does not content himself with thus placing upon permanent reeord his aspersion of the integrity nnd patriotism of a vast body of the American people. Ho places by the side of it a daring misrepresentation of tho history of the country.He asserts that in the Missouri Compromise the question of excluding Slavery from tho Louisiana Territory was for the time disposed of by the ,Jo7,on of a geoJraEal line of lim 1 , f . f h 'tlin!QI1!?0 0f itation," in face of tho langnago of j the law itself, which declares the pro Uibition of aiiivcrv to be 'fortoer.' llu Mltlkivil Wi tiiiJt I WW ww m sere wrwv a . .. a . a s asserts that "the enactmi.-nLwh.cn es tablished the restrictive geographical lino was acquiesced in, rather than approved, by the Status of tho Union," in face of the fact that not n single State of the Union, nor n single member of Congress from any State, ever proposed its repeal from 1Q20 to 1054. He asserts that in refusing to extend this lino to territory acquired from Mexico, "the North repealed it J as a legislative compromise ana pcrsistently violated tht compact, 'if compact ; there was," 10 face ot the fact that , the compromising compact by its own j terms was limited to the territory acquired from Louisiana. "Thereupon, adds the President, raising these false statements of history to their appropriate climax, "Thereupon, this enactment eeaied to hove binding virtue in any ttnte, whetber as respjets the iNo-lh or the South; and so, in effect it vat treated on the occasion of the admission of tho State of California, nnd the o-gan-itation of the T erritories of New Mexico, Utah nnd Washington " Vt e dely the President or any of his ,:i of evi-"i-nii-i ...... i.iu itiin-i J .l t . t. dence to show that upon the admission r , til 1 a I Mi in 1 .inr ll iraniali. n . 0 ' f"v l,n;lr,. mn ?f Rny VTly' ot by President Pierce himself, us havim; "ceased to have binding virtue." either as respected tho North or the South. All this, ami much more like it, i given as history, for the purpose of justifying the formal repeal of the Missouri Compromise in the Nebraska bill. It transcends in audacity of misrepresentation the most violent of the harangues by which, during the Ute canvnss, any man of position a d reputation undertook the vindication of that act. The President even goes so far as to say that, without this repeal, Kansas would have been open to slave ry, an assertion which even Alchison -j himself would not receive a. true, and

upon which not even the boldest of b a sectional orjaDization nnd movetho Border Ruffians has ever ventur- i ment lo U8U ,,ie control of ,he Goy. cd. If it, id true, it only shows the i Pnrni.nt of .f. uni.P(i stt" Ti,i-

more conspicuously the folly and mad ness of that repeal. Congressional. Iu tho Senate last Thursday, Mr. Comegys, the new member from Delaware, appeared ttud took thu oath and his seat. The motion to prim :D,000 extra e .1 J r mm . copies oi tne aicssay ts aeivnucu Mi st It. ri tr. .l I. ; Mf- r Pl" 01 nw inouS puuiiciii utscusoiuii wns uus ui piace; that The President was right in devoting half his Message to a political harangue; that tbe North ought to stop talking, and thereby stirring up the South; that agilatiou ought to stop: and finally, ihm posterity would award the meed of praise now denied to President Pierce. Mr. Wade (Ohio) would not commence asriution. nor shrink from it when commenced by others. The President was responsible for this discussion, having provoked it by usin hr.it bis Messagu for a political discussion of Slavery. The President had libeled a large majority of the people of Ohio. Was he to shit-til himself behind a constitutional privielge, and lliencc slander, traduce and abuse a majority of the people of thu Free tiUks ? ilr. Wade proceeded

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show that Mr. Pierce was dropped oy ins party beeauso of bis course ffith Kansas, and therefore Mr. Buchanan's success was not an indorsement but a desertion of the Administration. He exposed the "Buchanan and Free Kansas" iwindlo in Pennsylvania, nnd pointed to the defeat of Mr. Richardson for Governor of Illinois as the true popular sentiment there on the Administration. Mr. Butler (S. C) had resolved not to discuss such questions, but would I- . - i. 117 I.. 'I'l... ..r ,1... repiy SB xur. . v. iui South were as loyal to to the Union as .V W-J- k... .W. i come when dissolution would bo desi rablo. When the North overpower with numbers, and exclude slaveholders from the Presidency, then South Carolina would leave. He endeavored tj show that the Slave States were flourishing; that the devil of Slavery wns not bo black as the North painted him; and he would like to know who wrote an article in The Edinburgh Review exeoriating the slave system of the South. Mr. Rusk, Ark. charged that the Republicans had changed their programme; that tho wounds of bleeding Kansas had been stanched, and now Union saving was the order of the new party. He thonght the Union ought to be preserved only so long as it secured equal privileges to all the members thereof. Mr. Fessendcn, Me. then made a splendid defense of the Republican party. He showed the narrow sectionalism of South Carolina, in voting time and again for her own exolusive candidate for President rather than unite with any national or great party. He assured the Senate that inflexible opposition to the extension of Slavery into Free Territory was, and is, and will bo tho cardinal principle of tne Republican party; and that it would bo fought through to the bitter end, if bitter the end must be Mr. Benjamin. La. got the floor, and moved an adjournment until Monday, which was carried. In the House, the Speaker announ a Ok L : L. ccd tho Standing Committees, which I aro nearly the same as during the last session. The matter of the Kansas Delegate occupied the House all day, Nothing was effected. Adjourned. Washinoton. Dec. 8. Senats. The Standing Committees were announced. They are with a ft-w exceptions, the same as during last session. After electing Rev. Hill, a Bnplist minister of Washington, chaptwin, tho Senate resumed debate on n motion to print the President's Message. Bigler entered largely into a defense of the President against the attacks of tho Republicans. In reply to a question of Wade's relativo to Buchanan's polioy, ho said tho people of Kansas must determine tho question of slauery for themselves, but he had bo doubt that Buchanan, like most Northern men, preferred that she be admitted into the Union as a Free Slate. Mr. Trumbull followed; replying 1 i Mr BM r ex lainin v M r D vis' X J VXJ3!jffilniJllmA bill and complaining that injustice had been done the uepublicans, in excluding them from all thu important committees of the Senate. Adjourned. House Aft r tho reading of tho Me- ;e, Campbell of Ohio, moved its referenco to a Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union, taking occasion to strongly condemn the assertions of the President relative to the disloyality of the Republicans, and charging the Democrats with dc- ... 1 T"fc .1 eptions conduct in the late Presiden i,. contest and 1 . . SUCCeeaing Oy trie , and duplicity in regard to the Nebraskabill, those in the North giving it a different interpretation from the Southern member of their party, Sherman aealously defended the Uepublicanr. saying the President' carnage was gratuitous, and it was equally untrue that they designed or wished to chango the relative positions Lf the white and black races, or interfere with slavery in the Stales. An animated debate sprung up by crowded which was listened to galleries. When Mr. Sherman concluded his remarks tho House adjourned. Party of Action. Tho Republican party to-day is, in m m m I - which, while it was only seedsowing, no Raa so many sluve holders to help him. That this seed should have sprung up abundantly at tbe North, leaving the South still barren, is precisely what nullit have been expected. And that characteristic of the new party which causes (it to be denounced as a sectional party, to wit, that it is not led nnd controlled by slaveholders, is precisely the reason why we may expect that, instead of being, like its predecessor, a mere talking party, it will become a party of action. V, Y. Irib. tlT Mr. Pierce charges against the States and individual who supported : f.hi 'I It n li hi ir aii nnminiitinn an illtmnl outdoes even Chief Justice Lecompte's famous charge to the Qrand Jury of Douglas County. Why should Judges Kane, Orier, and other great lights ot Democratic jurisprudence, be slow to net on this hint? Why may wo not expect, at the next session of their Courts, a batch of indictments for high treason? Study, an "attempt to usurp the control of the Government of the United Stntes" cannot be suffered to escape the animadversion and investigation of thoso vigilant officials. X. Y. Tribune. 9"J. 8. M'Clelland, of Clinton county, was chosen by the Buchanan nnd Brtckenridge Electors on Wednesday, as the messsnger to convey the vole of Indiana to Washington. Yr were informed by an Old Line friend that there were 0,000 applicants for the post of messenger. We thsnk he exagerated the matter somewhat. We believe there were one or more applications from every township in ibe State, with the exception of two. Indianaaolis Journal, Dee. 6. i oi'.vntY NMNet Slaughter 4 1 Willi unt keep on hand all kind on hand all kind ol country Prodaee, fork, ltrd, Sweet Potatoes, I ntii fotaloet. VauiDkint. AddIo. Butter, die. for aie sbespfor cash.

Brookville Manual Labor Library.

TM IX Library will bo opened, .alurdy, Plov. .", at 0 p. at .ml every Nalurday afterward from 3 lu H Ii- m. M nie Wim Wieb I. Than srs it. Tsrmt of brsre may bo librarian to heroine mrniiu-rt, 1 1 already 4-i volume of membership aud the rul learned of (lie Librarian Public Sale, TH K utiderilgtiint will eil at public aal In U Market Ho nee. In Mr ink villa, Frankilg coun ty, I ml , on Nnlurday, lb mber, ISM, bit hou.bold and klkhan furniture. II of thm now ami In gooo ordor, to-wl etoadt, tablet, cbalra, a cooking and a Stove, bun hu , aland, carpel, eke. nearly : bedparlor A er. dtt of ,,,, , .,, ,,. huh over rive toiim, üe purchaser giving not WS, spprnved security, with tolerant from daw, m KHRV COHDIKK. Brookville, Ooc. S Town Property FOR SALE. TUB underdgned will elt all lila real ettito In tho town of Brook III, st privat aale , to any par ton Klebing it purclua property here, at r j low rat ee, and good lerroa. A part of ibn above I tluale on Main Bargv lreel, In ibu bnilnia pari of lh town, and Iho remainder In tho bottom north of iho Melhodlil durch. Por tarin of aale and furtuhr derlptlon ol the property, call on UK.NJ. UIAFKK. Brookville, Dec, 5 'jo 3w 4 'Time is Money.' 9 JOtt. H.CI.AHK.nthltnew alore, one door outh of tho VALI.K.V imune, loept couiiiiiuy on hand agaueral sisorlmanlof lewelry. Watches, Clocke, ill vertpooni,rt tori, and a groat variety of FANCY ARTICLES, in n aa r usually kept by I welert. IIa I propared alio to repair old jewelry. and lo clean and repalrclockaand walcbei on raaaouable lermt and at hört notice. Me will alio take nl lUverai.it cold in exchange for good. nov 19 SD NOTICE. Stiteof Indiana,) Krank tin county Notleo I hereby given, that Joslah Allen, adminlitralur of lha lato of Caleb II. Allan, dec eased, bat (led hiipeiltlou to anil tho real estate of Iho deceduui, lilt person si b Inr insufficient to pay hit ilebla; and thai aald petition will bo heard at iho next tern of Uta Court of Common Ploas ol aald county. l eal, JOHN M. JOHNSTON, nor. I33w. Clerk, O.O. P. F. C. FARM FOR SALE THK underlined ofTert for .tl an axrellonl farm of I'M arret, two inllet South of Itlouni Inge rove, near tho turnpike loading- from Brookville to Ulooinlngcrove, In a good neighborhood II it in IuiiU repair, rin"-e .mi rm-ii in Wie äffte . jokl vanmbier. -oj M EXCELSIOR MILLS. Prom the Enquirer, Oct 08. IfaSOO Sara Srr awaaoin to tu Ezublsio Yocna Aiian Conn aso Coa Mill at tub lats Isntasa Htatb Pats. Wo eo by the oftVlal report of Ilm romniilte apponloil to doclila tbo challengo between llio proprldtora of iho Young America Mill and the l.tttle 4 1 1 erl UlM Uianl Mill, have awarded lha llver plale iho for mar. I he cclebrulca Young .Mnunoa It the mill thai look lh Aral premium al tho Ohio Ktat fain for the laal two yeart. AltoUia llvar cup al the led trial with the Improved l.llttw Olanlou iho V3d of Pebruary latl, on tue publlo landing In lhl city . Tbo fala lalainanta of the Little tilanl Com pany lo the oontrary nolwlthilaudlng. C. LBAVITr. The Young America Excelsior I always on exhibition and ready for trial by lha onderaignod, and la recommended to faimara a pottuitlng all lha advantage of any other machine for grinding, and I eminently tunvrlor In lugrlnding urfeee, being catl ringt, remotoblu and re newablo at pleaauro. If your Young America wear out, you can replaco tho old by now ring with the grinning turluce . Kor aato, and will be put up at Iho retldenco of any farmer ordering or purcheila"-. and fairly and tboruughly tried, by VV. L. Kaai ua V Co. octSU MM if NOTICE. Letter of administration havo thli day been granted oat of Iho Court of Common Fleas of Franklin county to the uinlorljned on Iho etlate r William V. Kitchen deceated. Haid etlate la aolvenl. Furtnn owing the lame are required lo inuke Immodlale payiuonl; and claimant will pretenl ihelr Claim. M A It V I. Kilt III N. novSi, SSJtO AdnilnUiralrlx. Agricultural Society- -Election. Motte I hereby given thai tiu Annual Meeting nf the Frankll n Count Agricultural Society, will behold at Brookville, 1 n nelurday, tbeCth day of Dernatber next, commencing al lUoVlock, A.M. The Hoard or Director will meet at the a id lime and place .and at batlnenf more than utual Inlerod will then and ihere claim tho altsullon of the Hoard, a wall a lhal of tho Society, a general atlendanco I retpocifully aolicited; alto, promplne a to tin. JOHN IV liKADY. nov. 18, test Prea't, '.A MS, JjL Dried Beef and Bologna 8aaage st nov 7 w. L. Ft ., dt Co. TalAOM roil UtST-SKW JT SF.COM H AN D.--I have tuven ly Piano that I waul lo rent, and win 101 ino rem eoniy on wie pur Ohao until the rent pay for the Piano. Coiue rent, and pay for a nano ana Ml a www 11. CM. MUHCn, Mo.? Wel For.r'h treot, s.i' - Agent for L.,N. V B.s Planoe, and Bithop dt Child' melo leoD. ep I'J OREGON H0USÜ TBiailOUSKISrtriLL OPKN FOK THE KEceplinnof vUllorsal all hours, aud no pain will be pnred to onlertaln Ihein, whether they come lugly or by the dosen, aud no difference In tbe price for public daya. At leaat 40 bono ran be entertained at any lime al the utual price. Tho table will be furulthod with the belt the market afford, dona up In tho beat tyle of cooking. augSD 8AM. SHEPPKHD. i' KAN Kl. IN COUNTY, Court. The Fireman' lnurancoCompa ny, cinciuuaii. v. John Wall; er ml Lucy Walker, and John A. Warder, Franclt J. King, JametCaeay, Matthew H. How, Milton li, Orytlle. and Mahlon ttordon, Samuel W. lintellino, Motet Ü. HaMillne, Richard W.HItbop, William W. Well, lienrgo BV. Hltboo, Johu U. How- ! land, Thomat Montague, Merl- I dltb Helm, Pretidcnt af the Pay- I Complaint alio County Hank; William II. to foruclote Comtluck. Jacob Aber, Jo W 11- j Mortgage cox, lieorire v, . uay, uowen matlock, Jacob Aber, John It. Carter, Kobort M. Clements, William II. Comtiock, Jmliii M . Jenk, Adm. Alexander V. Wluln, laac N. W union, Looneda W. Wintlon, Theodore Sbotwel), James 0. lähmen, Hufut A. Jone, George A. Wheeler, Max Nladler, Henry J. Lauer, Mo Htadlar, Oautcl, Klrhard Ueorgo, ami McUola Walker. The above named defendant aro hereby nottfled of Iii pendency of taid tull, and lo appear In the Circuit Cnurlof Franklin County, on the tahond day of the nextterm thereof, to be In Id at the Court Ilona In Urookvlllo, In the count of Franklin and Stale of Indiana, on Die flrvl Monday of Febrnary uexi, and antwvriko complaint of tald plaliuloit Wltneaa John M Johntton, Clerk of tald Court, Ihl 83d day of Oelobor, A. I. IHM. Oct 31 l JOHN M. JOHNSTON, Clerk. jlm an. mi. ti . ii i i n ir.ts mtouniiT tvl on a lot of laililonable Honnet, Trimming Ac, and I ivepared to bleach anil trim llouneU al horl notice lo good ilyle. OCII7 If Wanted. ftOtOOO Hiuhelt Corn, 20.000 Hueliel Oal. 10,000 lluthala Flax Reed And all k lud of Oruin ami Oca Need, (or hlct we will pity the highest market price. Hep If) W. L. F aaqcsuK A Co. O. W. KIMnLI, 1. II. VAKCAwr. O. W. KIMBI.B. J KIMBLE, VANC1MP fe CO., HAVING I' 1.1 II ASK D THK STOCK OP Good formerly owned by 'I'. Montague. In Motamorn, ronllnuo lo accommodate tbo public, on the north tide of Ihn runul w Ith STAPLE AND FANCY Dry Goods, or every quality. Kronen ami Kngllth Morlnoe, Delaine, Oobergc. Mantle, KhawU, HonneU. etr; Wo, an onüle variety of good for mou't wear. Wo keep at uunl. nromplelo dock of MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, of the latest tlylet. In Hoot und sho- wo hsve on hand an emir -ly new utorimeul of tho betl manufacture. In quality, ijfo and price, our good will cull. June 20 Fi 0. BAKER, DKA I.KK IN NT A i'l. I: ,11 rAlfCY KAI.KK IN l. AU 1 GO NOTIONS, READY MADE CLOTHING, HAT8, CAPS, &(, ONE DOOR NORTH BROOKVILLE BANK, BHOOKVILLK. IMi. Purnltklng article of every detcripilon. Garment maU io order at tbo shorisst notice. epril 11

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NEW DRUG STORE. (U0JI Of TBI MLDII MORTAR KEILER IM Era MwSllcinew Pnlnta, Olio, Dre ntuffs, rerrumery aiaUl- . i) Ate. Wut lid of Man Sr. . next door to th$ VALLEY HOUSE. BROOKVILLE, INDIANA. rn.KKS ploatnro In Infnriulug the public vener

1 ally , that be Ii now In rtealpt of and opening In hit new room, oppotlla the public i.uare, a larga and full tlock of Oonda In hla line. Ill ttnek Of Druqh and Mkdicineb. Heran aay with all eonSdence, la not aurpaaaud, either In qaallty or variety, by any other houaa In the count , nor al at low prlee III large lock of Pnints, Oils, VarnisheB, &c., Kept by him, It complete In et um part I am now opening an elegantataortasaut of 'Unglish, French and American Perfumeries, Allof whleh have boon purchased at uch price as will enable ma lo all thorn at lha very foweai rate. Kor any of the above ornurasroui other article imially kept In lion et or like character, Iho pu bHe aro recpoclfully Invited to Iba '-Mn or the Ooldn Morur." Phytlclan can rely upon having their pretcrlpllou csrelully compounded. n. V.JOIINSTOÜ. i. 11. iLiiorr, m. . t. r. bass, a ELLIOTT & BABB, I klltftlEI.D, IND. DR. El.' 101 I .having atovlatd with him In the pi act Ice of Medicine, Bürgert, die.. DK. HA KB, recently from Maine, rrapeclfully inform nl 1 r emit and lha nci genorally, thai all bulne In tbalr profeMlon will ba promptly attended to. Oel 17 if T ARD No. 1 Prima Family Lard In Kegs, for Ii alo b w.l,. I ah j n u A Co. FREE OF CHARGE!! Ts o Nplcnttld Parier Lngruvlngit Kn tilled" Motion Abbey In lhelden Time," tplendid teel engraving, from the eelebraled (minting by I.andteer: and Iba "Departure of lha liruellte iron Egypt," a large and beautiful angrating from a palming by p. Kaberu. Therelall price of lha above engraving! It u I. per copy, but will be enl rat or t iitnoi a follow: 1 ho aubeerlbere bava attnbllthed a Uook Agency Im Philadelphia, and will furnUh any book 0 publication al lha retail price free or poetag. Any peronby forwarding iha nbcrlpitnn price of any of Iba S Magazine, urh a Harper', Gody' Potnam'tUrahain'i . Frank l.tlle' Faahlon die, will receive tho magailue for one year and a copy of either of Iba above beautiful engravlug, freo of charge, or If ubecrlblng to a gv.ind ail Magailne, auch aa Peterton'e, and Chalien'i Ladlee' Chrlttlan Annual, Uiet will receive both in a (a tine and a copy of either of the above engraving. Kvery deacrlptlon if Engravlngon Wood oxcnted wilh iiealnaeeanddtapateh. Vlewa of Building, Nowtpapei Heading! View of Machinery, Hook liliistrsilODi, Lod( C'arllOcaiei, Huilna Card, die. All orders tent by mall promptly attended to. Fertou wlthlng vie of ibelr building engraved can send a Daguerreotype orakelcb of the building by mall or oxpraaa. Person al a dlalanea having aaleable article would Bud II tolholradvanlagetoaddre lha tub(rrlberi, at wu would act a agent for the alo of the tame. EYHAM or PIEKCK, SO South Third Street, Philadelphia. Pa. J.H.BVE4M. nov 30 jj t. MAT VIBBCB. Kansas! Kansas!! .1 CM' KhCKlVKDal W L. Fri)tihnr A Co , a general atcirliuent of Crocerlet, conaldlng hi pari, vts-l Orleau, Cruthed and Powdered sugar; Sugar Huum and Orleau motaet; Mackerel and While Flab; Soda ami Butler Cracker: Prune, Haltlua and Flg. ASA IOLEII ART, (Latt of .and succeatorio Ingle, Wheelerdt Iglebartln KealElate Agoncle,) Aitorner ( 1.. and Ileal ttatuln Agent, WllUtlend 10 Ibe Collection of Debt, thepurrhaeandala of Real Ktlaleand all other profeulnnal buln intruded to him In Vandarburgh, 11 ml the adjoining countlctl n I udlans. TfOrrtrBovBSTnB oaRALsatlt KVASKVILt.K. INDIANA Providence, R. I. RHODES' FEVER AND AGUE CUBE. OR ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. FOK the prevention and cure of Fever aud Ague, or Chill lever. Dumb Ague, and other Inlertnltetii and rem Ittent fewrs. I have no li-.-id Dil celebrated medicine, war. ran tod for ovary tingle case; and ran recommend tl aa the beat 10 all aufferera irom that complaint. I alto keep n great ataoriment and varleir of drugi.at low prlce, I am alto preparod lo rumIthovery chemical preparation exael aud clear, and can execute every chemical analyst. Physician can reco Ivo the chemical reaction lo the fundamental dlKovsry of polon, for pot mortem examination, s( oofnpanled w Ith the direction for ue. IG.NA l lUM IIOKFI.B. Brookville, Ind. o.-utf SRAKORAMT o FO STKH'Ä Apple Paarer and IIoeey, Höring Machines . for aale al tep 19 W. L. Faaqritaa dt Co.s. JTI1TCIIEL.L,. M.W NATIONAL M OF TBI UNITED STATES. Uepubllc of Mexico, Central Amen a. Veit Inttla lalunda, Cuba, Ac.. At-. THIS NEW AND WELL EXECUTED MAP IS Ave feel four Inchet by Ave feet tlx Inches. In tUo giving a view of Iho whole Culled Slalet, and the loiiihern Slalet nf Mexico and lha Central American Stale, with tho no'lhorn pmllon of Koulh America. It hatjutl been lued and conI Int the locallont of the lowut and clliet of Kanaaa. and on the wottern Stasis. ItUan IndltpenIblo article In every family, and will be fumlthed lo Individualt al the iiiauufaclurer't price, and can be bail nnly of agents. Tbe tubtcrlbor will villi tho different portion of Ihl and adlninlnacountlei at rapidly at poatlble.and hopet io meet with tuch encouragement as iho inuriU of the Map di-tervet. Oct lOlf WM. F. SWEET. DRS. PEEK &LINEGAR, ECLECTIC PHYSICIANn V MIL HEREBY retprclfully lender their nrofenlonal services lo Iho eillzen of Ml. Carmel and vtelntly, hoplna; ly a promt allenlion lo the dulle or Ihelr proTetalou lo merllu naro ot lueir pairu ISM, Ml. Carmel, Ind. sept 10 To Merchants. WE HAVE THIS 1KABON MADK GREAT IM prnvomonlt In our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT, For the accommodation of our rapidly Increasing jobbing trail", i ) which wu retpecirully invile mo attention of biiTOfl. . Our teroia are aa liberal to rsib and prompt Min luiM-rt niiv nrstclaaa Easlern lintisi-t nuo , Merchants will Hod It grssMly to Ihnlr advening". I beforu nurctintliigcltwhere. to examine ourdock i of Uomosllc Linen llsiiaokeeplng t.i.i.iis, iir.-Mt (.ooiis, t:muroldrrira, loiiiH, Nutluets, atsasvla, .Tluntllea, Clotska. A . We continue our exlernvo retail budnett ar u.ual, WB, LEE A CO., Hep 3 3in par 74 Wel Iii I., Cln'll.,0. NEW FURNITURE STORE. as a hit eavTBicBJ. WgsMI bbtsoi ds. DAÜTRICH k HEY10LDS. HAVR nrr N K.n. ON MAIN KKKKET, OKHOSlle Llncks Store, a large aorlmeut or Kurollure, u-h as Uuroaut, Uodalesdt, tilaiidt, Cbslrs. TsblCi. Willow Wagon, Mallrae, Lounge, Ac. Wblcb ihey offer for tale, cheap forcab. I Mil III UtlM., They will be prepared to luroUh Coffln at hört nolloe to lown orcouulry. Nop 3 CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS fj. BROOKS t 1. Have moved ihelr thp Into the room nndo r the a i.v 'il 11 1 li.T" th, will boop on hsinl aci-in-iiil assort in i-n l ol Hoot, and Shoe t of i tboir own inaar, and also of Kadern manufac lure. They are prepared to make work lo ordor of any quality or kind, at short notice. MSvMfl Stale of Indiana, Frsnk- )ln iho Prsnklln Circuit lie county. J Court. Slary Wider vi. S David KldeO Hcllllon for Dlvurce. The above named defi-nlsntl hurby notlllod uf Ibe pendency of tald petition sod loipposrllt the Clrcultt'otirl of Krankhii county uu the second dsy of the next term lo bo bold al the Court Hi ue In the town of UrookvWIe, Cottnly of Prunk 'in, andritule of Initlsns, on lliu tlmi Monday In February, A. 1) Ui7, at which lerm Iho ame wilt stand for trial, tbun und there to aiitwer (aid pell linn. WlinrttJohn M. Jnlmt'on, Clerk of raid court, Uii '."Unlay of M ovember. l-.Vl. .hm in M.JOIINMTON, nov88-3w Cl'k. PUKB LlftUOMS.for lordiclnal We have In iure pure Port iiu'prvt only. Wiue, Cognlai I Brsudy and Wbltky. 1 July 11 W. L. FARQUllAKcsCO.

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WIIOf.K.sAI.K 9 WEST HIDE. licOMl O00K AHovk SIXTH, Aiiti No. 9 si tu iircei OaJCMJUTltO. PUBLIC 8 ALE OF SCHOOL LAND WILL be (old at public auction nit the premlto, on Saturday, the Ulli of .November, IHJti Ihtween the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 r. M of (aid day, all the Inlerod of Oldeon Jenk, doceaaed, under an eioentnry contract for Ihe purrhnae there. if. In iho following described treat or Hrhnnl l4tnd, Itaale in the lownahlp of Laurul, In lha County of franklin, and Stale of Indiana, to-wll: Seventy Arret off the outh tide of tho o . t!i wel qiiarler of leellon Ho. dxtaan, (IS) In Townhip No. twelve of Range No. twalvo (W) aat. TKHMS OF SALE. One-third In cath on the day of tale, Iho remainder in two equal payment, one and two yeara, the purchaaer glvlag note with approved eiurli. waiving benefit of valuation law, and bond of Indemnity lo tecure the due performance of MM contract. JUSTUS M. JlNKW, ov T Administrator. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE Ichorebr given that the undcnlgned ha been appointed Kieculoi of the lail will af Thouiaa Faueell, late of Franklin County , docoated. Haid etlaie luppoed lo be eolveui. JOSBfll WKLSH, Kor H Executor. A NEW LOT OP GESTS. FÜHHISHIILt GOODS. Just received at o. 10 E. Alls at. G 1LOVKK it OAU.NTI.KTS. DHWVKRfl. UNderthlrtt. Hoalerr, Neck-llea. Mufllor. Wool Hcarf, Conilnru, Collar, Coatom-inade Shirt and travelling Shawl: together with every aty le and qaallty lu the Man' Pumlthlng Lloo. I'urchaiera will aave Themaelvea lliae and trouble by (Blllngdlreclly at No. Hi and making their seloolion, a my stock I now lha large! and mo. I complete than any olbor In Iba tarue line Weal of tue moi nlalna. Thanking tba public for put patronage, would ollclla coull.iuatlon of their fsrnrs. ISAAC P. HMITII, No. IOEat Fifth ureal, oppoelt Iba Dvnulson Hon, Cluclnnall, 0. Nov I 3 111 HENRY FALLS, wstolmalb ass sbtail CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. IS F.aal Fourth Street, between Main and Ryeamore Htraela, Cincinnati, 0., TrtJIOW KECF.IVI2IU A LARUE KTOCK OF JL F.ngllth and American Carpeu, .'.urliln Oooda, Uli I. loin, 0. Ac , lor tho fall imde, to which hu retpet Hull) Invite Iba attention of the public. Hep H ly par Administrator's Hotioe to Debtors. VOTiOE I harwby given Ihst Ihr notei duo tba iS calalai ol Caleb H. Alleo, havo been lefl at the Hrnokville Bunk fr colleetlon. Proinit pa lovul I expected. JOSIAll AI.LKv, HcUi4 3w Admlnliirslor. T IOHTE, NEWTON e BRADBURY'S PIU a U). nun univertaiiy acknowleoged lo bo Ibc beat made In tmeulra. My lock wo never boi ler than now, while my prlee from tut until after the n rat of January nasi cannot be equalled. ror proof, comu and ee, at 7o. ,4 Wetl I'.iurln treol. C. M.MI'HCII, No. 7s West Fourth irret. Fol agent for L., N. th D.' I'la not, and iurco or lo Si utch a White. aus IM 3in W RIO ITT 8 VEGETABLE HAIR IN VIOORA TOB. l'hla uperlar Kalharlon lanow on aale In Broi-k vlll. It ueudt no pulBug. All lhal the people want I lo k now here 1 1 go fur II. i. to M . W. lit i iniii ins! in iniiitivi: vii IMl 'III.OUKONM! MgLOOIOasitl y aloclc of Melodeon I the largett In Ihe city. Frlcet from ::, to fVM. W In li toil taul a M. lo.le.in, Ihe Iilai o lo 0U) Hit at rtj 7 tett Fourth ilreel. C. M Mt'KCII, 9ole Agent for L., K A II.' Fianoa.and ucce orio Murch A While. oct4 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK. rplIK undcrslgnud, Admlntilratorof the etlaie of I Joseph llUPMV. Ittlc ol r re Ii K 1 1 li coonii, ne ceaaed. will tell al nubile aalu at the lain ro-l lnco of Ihe deeeaaed. In Soinrel, Franklin cnnuty.ludlana.on haturday.the ISlh nf Movwmber IDJ.nll ihn nerionsl eroperlt ol Hie no. eute.i noi taken by lite widow. A credit of tlx month will be given on sll utn over three dntlurt, Ihe purchaaer giving uole wtlh approved aecurny, wilh Interest from dale, waiving all valuation and apprataemnul lsw. hep Ml I Müs. ,M UUUA. senrr. H I'ATF. OF INDIANA, lu the Franklin Circuit FHtNKI IN COUNI Y.i Court. Tho Fireman' Insurance Com pany, Cincinnati. Daniel Walkar. Caroline Walk er, John Walker, Nlchnlat Walker, Itlrbard Walker, Ceorge W. Walker, snd John A. hard er, FrancitJ KlnB, JainetCatey, Matthew ll.'llowJMili in H., Ore, lie, Me, Malll'l! llorüon, Samuel W. Meltlne, Moe U. Ilnltln. Kleliiiri V. Hlthoo William W. Wei . floor, W. I complaint to Hltboo. JuoD Howfand. Tho. foreclose Momugua, Meredith Helm, f Murlgsge, Frsideul of ihu Fayelte County Ihink; William II. Comtiock, Jacob Aber, .1 -tin Wilcox, George IV. Oa , Uowen Mallock, Jiicoo .Mirr, John II. tarter, Koburl M . CloiiionU, Jutlu M, Jnkt, Adinr., Alexandur V. Wiuiton, Itaae N. vtlnaton, Leoneda W. Wlntlou, Theodore W. sin i twill. Jamal 1). Lehman, Rufiu A. Jonet, Reo. A. Wheeler, Max Stadler, Hen. ry J. Lauer aud Motet Hiadlur. Tba above named defendant sre hereby notified of Ibe pendency of eald suit, and to be and a ppear lu the Clreult Court of Franklin County, on Ibe second day of tbe next term tberenf to be holden at tho .Court Home in Brookville, In the rounlv of Franklin and htale of Indiana on the flrtt Monday of February, next, then and there to atxwerlbo complaint of eald plaintiff. Wime John M. Johntton, Clerk of tald Corrt, and tbo S3d day of October, A. D. I'SS. Oct 31 II JOHN M. JOHNSTON, Clerk. NEW STORE &NEWCÖÖDS. J0I1S KISS. a. H. SIIT KING & WEST ARK J ott receiving nnd opening a new and well elected tork of Pall and W inter OOODK al Ute old K KD KltlCK , known at llio old ttsnd of I). Price fc Hon, where tbey csn bo fouod stall lime, ready and willing . to tell good a linde cheaper than thoy have ever been offered In thlt market. Our slock of Lattice Dress Goods I full snd complete, con titling In pert of Blnck nnd Fancf Silks, Merlnot, l.utlret, Debsges, Csthmeret, Challei, Valoullaa, Plaids. Delaines, Ginghams, etc. 200 riirtt Prints of good colors, snd choice selection of pstlerui. Alto, a iplandid attorimenlof Könnet Trlmmliif t, Ucai Kilgingt, and luterilngt, of every kind and six let Cape, t'ollsr, ' ' i dnrloovoi, Mandkeflilefs. Hosiery , Glove, Mills, Kalcliels, and everyllilng le uoceary to complete ibe Ladles' Toilet. French Mollis, Of almott every color. and at prlcea tbalcan'l fall to mil Hi" cuttomer, ut whII a a nie attoilinrnl of Doe bklu t.'attlmeret, Black and Fancy, Nuiliiettt, iweodt. Vettlngt, d c. Orlflou prefor a euriiiunl ready iii.nl- we can , tbow you s Hille Ibe betl and cbuapual lock of Nie und itoy' CloltslufX In ihlt portion of theButo. Alto, atplundld orlmaiit of Ottista I uriiialilua Goods. Ourslockof Ntaulo Goods I haavy, and conaiata lit part of Brown and lllnacliuil M uslliis, Drilllun, woolen and clluu PlanueUof all coor, Cheik, Tcklng, J .-i r. Marinur stripes, etc. Hutu, Cunt, Hoots Ar Short, solle, to.l oarolull) , aud al prlcea lhal will .-1 1 . We keon a gum-rul uiaurlmcnl of Hardware. 0.ueentwaro, Olatlware, GrocorlSS, Nullt, Ar. In fact, our Block I complvle lu every departneiil. We will Ukeall kind o f merchantable product at the blcheil price. In on hang lor good, aud give you ibe go'id at cath prleet. tap 13 -iu-ly STOVES AND TIN VAHR THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM Ihuciiitouiof nrookville, Muiainora, Lauml andolbe place lhal he expects to keep on baud a good aupply of Tl N W A It k and M vet all kinds, at kls store In MET AMOR A, IND., Wbereho wauld be pleaicd loaccommoilatc all'ol Franklin County with Hlove,al city prlcea.aUo, BELF-SEALINQ FRUIT CANS Of variou kind, aud ibe common Can alo. Order rrmn Brook vllle or Laurtl for can, can be out by Ibe hack and will receive prompt alleulion For Stovet. tend by the Cuual. sug 333 ly BOtOMON T, 6IIKK WOOD. Farm for Sale, 'rillt undurdgno'l offer for talc a flrtt rste Farm I si ah SSI 1ST acre, iwo and a half mile north of Brookville. well Improved Any person desir inc a good lann wo ; Id do well io call toou at it will be aol'l cheap Nou 9H 3w STEPHEN SKIM NEK. GERARD BOUSE) J. m. M il no Y i:h . Proprietor HARRISON, OHIO. THE above houte will b kept open dsy aud night for ihe reeepllon of vlillort. IQF'lu connection with the houte are good table sad auenUv bos lie rs

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ISAAC STIIAtllPH IMTI, r;FOBT. A SSI.K 4i IC I li Itlsll nil. I.N, FOli Fl.OURINO WHEAT, : KIN Ol SO COKXM1AL, SMALL OK A IM, FKKD.dto., at wall as whole ear of corn (cob and all), at It li called, Into good flue cob and corn Feed, In one Operation. These Milt I manufacture out of the bed qual Ityof French Murr Block, with much care. I build I dirTerentdso, prlee raaging from to 91 W, Miete Mill continue lo tem the eurrenl of all opposition and are tu parlor for all purpoaet, cipeeiiilly for wheal flooring. AI.KO H I'KAufVS FATKNT FOKTABLB HAW MILL, called "Kilt? Wood. TblSl SU llifoiilou and Saw-Mill lo make turn bar In the wood. This Mill can bo run by animal, ataam or water power. Those whmlng lo know fully abontlhe principle upon which tbey n-e built, and rba prlre of each tire, a well aa the term ol tale, Ac, will pleate ddret me,aklng a Book of Deacrlptlon, which I will mall and pol-pay. Tboeo who do so will write. In plain, readable language, tbe name, Pol Office. Con n tv and Kite. ISAAC Hl KAUB, Falentoeand Pro 'p. Sep tSCmpr No. IB Wut 4 lb t,Claclunall, O. HATS! CAPS!! FURS!!! WM. DODD&CO. 1NVITK THK ATTENTION OF W HOLM A II Bf Y tilth to a complete Fall and Winter Stock opSOFT KUH. SILK & tVOOL HATS, Fl nth. Cloth and Fur Capt, of every deacrlptlon, aud a tplendid hworlmenl of LADIES' DRESS FURS Of nil it) let. made up li the Lett manner , ol good Sklni. frem the hlgimtt to ihn lowest grade. PUB GLOVKH, BUFFALO d FANCY KOflBS, No 44 Msln tl., etil tide, below 4th tt. SepS3mpsr i Jm mm & iiinms. SCHRICHTE At WKLLINGHOFF. i LATP. OF HAMII.ION, OHIO, OFKBK THK elllsent of Franklin county, Ind nna, vio- l Mr is ihd TOMBSTOM:s of the very bed quality nnd flnlh,at a low rat aaean be turulihed In u Valley. Atthrlrwork BSteOBS for llcelf. ibey tvtt 4)M, either In tbetbop or lu the grave yards whore It I already ut up. Snop lu Ihe Old Yellow Tuvom, coulu ol Uiujail, Brookville, lud, aug'.O ly SHOULDER BRACES, llAKMIPN KKW HTYI.K, which are perfectly ill elastic, giving free action lo ihe must In, and will not cut under the arm. tllllO'in tl. M l-IOIt l l lls. Which are worn with much comfort, huvliif Uapo and prcaitire graduated to tint the rate. I I. s l It MTOCKIMIsM. For cure of varicose ems; a now sl)lSuapenore Bsndago, for treatment of varlcocllc; hjUrnlie. A.. InslriiiiieiiU for Trealment of it ,w I eg. Club Feet, Curvature of Spine, nnd all other Fh)lcal l'eiornilil. All kind of Supporter and Trotte on hand, or made to ordor. M tUSHdcCt, If Maiden Ijtne. New York; aud M A Ith II, COKLtffi c CO., No. & Fourth itrcel, (two door oi of Main t.) aug 3m Cinciuuaii, Ohio. RUPTURE CUKE I). MARSH'S NKW PATH NT. rilHK oul) Triitt that III effect n permanent J eure, will euro n large proportion uf all reducible Hernia, or Ku,.lur, whun riglitl)' applied and direction followi d. We have ,rl liege of raforring to Prof.' Valentine Moll and Willnro Purk er, or Now. York: Prof. . U. Miutey, W. II. Munt), Ueo- C. Hlsckmitn, J. I. Jiidklut. slid oihor turgvont ot OtOOkstssU. We have ulo the privilege of referring lo uiuiiy pertunt resnllug In t'lueliinatl, a Well a lu New York, who I.. ito beim cured by Ihe ute of thlt l'rus. Tbl nd other kind of 'I rosss et and hhoulder llrgpi-tnn hnnd, or made t order M a Its V Co., V Maidun Uns, N. V. v ' I - li. lo. i A CO.. Mo. S Fourth, st. ,3 doort writ ol Main, aug29'3ui Cluclnnall, u. Clothing. EO BAKER BELLS CHEAPER AND BETl ler Clothing man any bouae in lite marj . They also kuep a fine stock of Fui'iltblug Ooodt.und make Garinenli lo order al abort uotice. Blank Deeds, &c. There bail Jtt boon Ittticd at Ihl oftirea new and beautiful odltlon ol Blank Diodt.tborl form we have a'o, Qallllaliut, Mortgage!, formula loners' Det-da, old lorui Deed, Summon and lubpeuaa' BROOKVILLE BANE Wl I.I allow Interetion lime Deposltnuade aflerilil dalo in Ohio or Indiana rurri-nr. payi blu tu similar fuudt, ny oruer oi me n tar,., J. tv.lilTT.Cathlar. BrokvlllcFob. 13, IMS. Prints! Prints!! FOR Morrlmac len' Spruarui Cocheco. Bav 5uto Ptillln Allen'i Koruguei, DunueU, aud all other good ttylei nf Prluit.golo prll 1 1 P. O. BAKF.lt. Boots & Shoes. I AM s K 1,1.1 M; MRN8 WOMKNS A CHII -drsn'iNboe and Boot it cot. Come quick ami mpply yourielve for Ihu great political campaign, aug 10 JAMES .NOBLE. FISH. Jul received Smoked Halibut, While Pith aud Mackerel wholeai and retail by July 11 W. I,. Ftsucnta ot Co. fRON. Sleol, and Mould Board conctaktly on L hand at Slloiitii Ct W'illism. kKODUCB, Produce. All kinds of Produce la kenforflooiltsl Hlavohtbrcs W'imuk, V IOLINS. ir you want a goo 1 Violin gn to July 11 W. L. PaRqt naa e Co. rURT RIOUV10. tu hi r bit Mastirsj.lfcll bit J bile and Cod Klab, al aprtl3 tv. i.. Paascasa A Co'a. 0 LASS WAKE and Chlnawaroof tuperior qual tty at SLsCOUTKR Ol W ll.LlaBl. FKfc.MI ORANGES and LKMUNN at aprlU W. I, Fttgi'iURes fo't nOWUBR.-Jul received 0 Kegs KIDa aud Can 1 non 1'owdvr. July 11 Wt L. Fagqcius di Co. HA!IS.aRobinou' Superior Harn, Sboutd' era and Mlde lor alo al aprU VV. L. FaaqCMaa V Co'. I evllACfc. CHAINS, Ac, a largo upil) al t Mil 11 1 1 I S II V V II.I.14M FAKMKHS.forGrsln Cradle go to W. L. Kaaiiusai dt Co. FAHIIIONABLK DRESS GOODS A uw sun ply it Lines d Kaan tuaa's BLACKSMITH'S Horse Shoe sn l Nail told by W. U Psaqi'Hsa v Co. POR DRIED I1EI K, HREF TONOUES A BoLr oguaSautago.KO to Wu. f.. Psaqrnsa A Ct'i WORMS! WORMS!! FEKPU.SON dt VKO'.S VEKM IFL'GE. lortale s Op 13 W. It. Ksaitunta dr Co. 'a. NEW YORK DYE HOUSE WALNUT 8TRKET, J (West Side, bet. Sixth and Seventh,) CINCIN K ATI , OHIO. ff-TlIM, SCOURINU. STEAM FINISHING. 13 Vc,c. Pa'licular alUnlioii will be given to clraulnc while Crape, Broch nnd printed Slifwl Alto. Damaik Curuiu, Carpels, Kugt, llrnggett. dlC. AO jrr'ltreicrs Irom tUc Country promptlr attoiidrd to. aug 20 ly WM. TEAS DALE. VALLEY HOUSE, BROOKVILLE, IND. JOHN KINO. PROPRIETOR. THIS woll appointed Hotel has undergone thorough rcpalrt for Iho cummer (Oesou, under the Immediate supervision of the new proprietor, lie gtMMS hit friend aud those who may flavor him with ihelr patronage, thai Ii hall bu hi deIro ol all Urne lo make their Slav with him agreesbU, st hu Imnats lo keep a good i Vilo aud obliging uallant In evory tleiarliucut. Boarder will bo nccoiiiuiodaled un the moil reasosabls lerm. Ith tingle or double run mi. I am alto prepurcd to lake iravclereorcillicin lo any purt of tue country lUcy inay wln logo. Jnne O If Iakmkkm, For ibe best I1AMES you have ever seen go w. L. Vaattcsua ds to.

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AYER'S FILLS. FOB ALL TO PURPOSES 01 A FAMILY PHYSIC. Tkkki has long rxUtad a public demand for aa offectii purgative pill whleh could lie relied on aa sure nnd perfectly af in it oiration. 1 bit has been prepared to meet that demand, and an Stow trial of its tirtuee baa concluntelt ahon what uocaa It sccomotiahea the purpose dawkgi It is easy to make a phyairal pill, but not eey to make the beat of alt pillt one which should have none of the objectiima. but all the advantages, of every other. Thia baa bora attempted bare, and with wlmt iicce wa would raanectfiilly aumnit to the public deviaion. It haa been unfortunaU for the patient hitherto that almost eary purgatita medicine ia acrimonious and irritating to the bowels. This is not Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion In the ysSstn sat to more than counterbalance tbe good to be derived from them. These pült produce no Irritation or pain, unlees It arias from a previouely existing obstruction or derangement In the bowel. Being purely veg stable, no harm can arise from their ue in any quantity ; b- it is better thst any medicine should bo taken judiciously. Minute direction for their use In the several dliaatae to which they are ap plicable are giten on the bos. Among the com plain U which have been speedily cured by them, are may mention Liver Complaint, In its variou forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Lena ef . ppetite, l.lttlomneea, lrriubility, Bilious Headache, Bilious Ferer, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Bide and Loins ; for, ia truth, all these are but the ossv secjuence of dUeaaed action in the liver. Aa aa spenrnt thev afford prompt and eure roller In Cosliveneas, Pifea, Colic, DjsenUrjr, Humors. Rcrofuls and Scurvy, Colds with aorencea of the body. Ulcers and impurity of the blood, Irretxularitiee , in short, aar ana every cose where s purgative is required. Ihcv have also produced soma aingularly aueceaaful cure In Kheumatiam, O-vut, Dfbpat, Gravel, Faipelas, PalpiUUon of the Heart, Pain in the Bach, Stomach, and Bide. They should he freely taken in the apring of the year, to purify the blood snd prepare the avatem for the change of seasons. dote stimulates the tonisch and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appetite and vigor. They purify the blood, and. by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, vate the trength of the body, and restore the ited or diseased rne energies or the mal dose is advi Heme tin occasional dose ia advatitnireoiis. ct en though no serious tier nnrmrti t exists ; but unnecrsaary doaing about J net er be carried too far, ss every purgstive medicine reduces the strength, when taken to eseeaa. The thousand rases in which a phy sic i required rannot be enumerated here, but they auggeet themeeliee to the reason of every body ; and it la confidently ueiieied this pill will answer a better purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available to mankind. When Uieir sirtuea are once known, the public trill no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Heme sugar-wrapped, they are Eleaaanl to take, and being purely egetable, no arm can ariae from their use In any quantity. For minute directions, aee wrapper on the Box. J'KF.I'AKKO i.V DR. JAMES C. AYER, Practical mid Analytical Chcsniat, L4WKLL. MASS. Fries 2ft Cents per Box. Five Boxes for SL AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For tlie rntltl Core r (OKillS, to I. lis. HOAKsiMss, BRO.M IIITIS, W IIOONM.-IOI (.11, iiioi p. am inn, A!D t OftSl HIFTION. Tins remedy has won for itself tuch notoriety from its cures of eiery variety of pulmonary diseaae, that it ia entirely unnecessary to recount the cmdenree of its virtues in any community where It hoa been employ ed. So wide I the field of iu usefulness, and so uumeroua the caaes of its cures, that almost every section of the country abound in person publicly known, who have been restored from alarming and et en deaperute diseases of the lungs by Its ue. When once tried its auperinrity over oiery other medicine of its kind is loo apparent to escape observation, snd where it x tr tue are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote to emptor for the distressing snd dangerous sffectioni of the pulmonary organ which sre incident to our climste. Not only in formidable attacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of Colimi, Cot'OHs, Hoa I'M n i ss. Ac, ; and fur Cnildkkn It is the pleaaattteat and aafeat medicine that can be obtained. As It Iis long been In ronatsnt use throughout this section, we need not do more than assure tht Cple its quality is kept up to the liest thst it eves been, and that the genuine article is sold by HAIR RESTORATIVE. IT HAS WOKCBD MIRACLES. THAT all the bald and gray can bo restored per fi'dlv In original growth, so far a Ihelr lock arc concerned, does not sdiall of doubt: brsldes, Il will euro every nosttble disease of the tralp. whether duvvloiied as dandr:ig, Ilching, or lathe thapeof cutaneout eruptions even scald -head and In no poisiblo ran will It fall o curing, a If by magic, norvon or perlodlcsl hesdarhs. snd If used twlcea week by the young, regularly. It will presorve the color, and keep ihe hair tress fslllug, to any Imaginable agr. Road and Judgu. 0. K. It. Office, Vanrillla, June II, IM4. Paor. Whop Dear Sir: I take ploatoreln bearing voluntary letilmony to the excellence of yoar Hair Restorative. Ihroe months ago, my ..air wat vert gray, lilt now a dark brown, (ibe nrig lnal color, smooth and gloesy. The onlj appliesiton I have made to li,ha been tbe Huir Ketloratire prepared by you, and which, from Hie result In uiy own cm . I ran mol cordially reco nrocud to others Yourt, Ve. BD WARD WOLCOTT. Vlnrennea, Ind., Jane St, ISSJg, RROF.O J. WOOD: Ab you are aboul lo milnfscture and vSnd your recently discovered Hatr Restorative, I will Ute. for whontoover It may concern, lhal I hsve used II, and know other to nie il i. nit I have, for everal yesrs, been In lb hsbltof uting other Hatr Kettoratl ve, and lhal I find yours easily toperlor to uny other I know. Il entirely cleantes the head of dandruff, and with ns montb't proper ute, wilt retlore asy person's air to tho original youihftl eorur and levture, I vlng it a healthy, soft end gloy appearance; and a I lhl, without dltcolorlng the bamti that ppty it. or ihe dree on which II drop. I would , therefore, recommend Its use to every sne dealrou of having a Soo color and texture of hair. Respectfully, yourt, WILS0.1 KINO. , Kl. Loutt, June SO. 1833. PROP. WOOD: Ab yoa sre aboul to prepare and vend your recently discovered Hair Kctuirativo, and a you requetl my opiu.ou of it, I will tale, thai my batr was, a few month aro, very gray, and after utlag two bolllei of vour Hair Keiiorsllve, It returned lit ortgtua! color; andilnce IU application, all dandruff ha disappeared from my hesd, snd I bare been troubled with no disagreeable ill-Dug or th,-scalp. I aiaaliSed, that those who use It, will not regret II, si Itgtvei iho appearance of having been recently oiled. lam prepared, therefore, to recommend lltutolosll who are dealroua of having a beautilul bead of hair. I am, ir, yours, etc. H. L. STEWART. PROP. WOOD: Uy hair had. forte veral years, been becoming prematurely gray, accompanied 1') a harshness which rendered the c mstint ippllcslion of oil neresssry In dressing It. Wi.ru I commencod uiine your Hair KesUirallVo, absat two months ago, il wu in that condition; and having continued It u Ml wlinln the tail three weckt. Il hat turned to lt natural color, aud atturned a anftneaa and lutlre greatly to be preferred io Utoee produced by tbo appllrallou of oil ,r any other preparall"n I haveevi r med. I r -gird II at an IndltptMilble artu-le for every lady's toilet, whether lobe used at a Hair Keitoraiive, or for Ibe tlmple purKsu uf dreeelng or beautlfylnc Ibolialr. von Save permission to refer io me all who entertain any doubt S4 Ii periormuigili lliat Is clslmsd for It. MRS. C. SY.MOADS., Cuictnnsll.O., Feb.. 10, ISM. Wetertowa, Maat , May I, tSM. FHOP.O. J. WOOD: Allow mo to alleslthe virtues ami magic owort of tour Hair Kcttori. live. 1'hree monilu nie, bein; cxreadingly gray , I purchased, and 0011 couiuioBced to ute, two' bottle; and il Mion begun to tell, In restoring Hie silver lockt io their nulive nlor,and the hair, whiihwaa belore dry nnd liarth and falling off, now boeam ori ami glotty . ami llcaaseU lalllug; the dgudrulf illaapMred, and ihe t.ulp lost all the dliagrvvable Ikklaf ,SS anno) In before, SAd now, I not only look, but loot oung aruln . CIIAKl.ES Will ran. jr7rold at 114 Mark-1 itreet, bt Lonit, Ms. 39llradws), New York, and by all Drugfitlteverywhere. Al kind of family uttent med citos for sole, on lh oust post l bio term, al Profuaeor Wood' oUJliihioeut, II Market 8treet M. Lvult. jnD. V Johnston It tolt agent for Brook rill, april II FRANKLIN MACHINE SHOP j A.T THE BROOKVILLE COTTON FACTORY. WILL BIRCH, MANUPACTVKKR OF SEVEIf AL SORTS OP Klrswsnd Ford Cutters, Pumpt, Cora MkIIon, Horse Power. Turning ltlhet.Ac. Atlkiiidiiil I'atwnl Machinery made und Sited to order, at lliorl notice. W beeil und Ncrewi'cat toany pilch or p'itern. Stockt, Tup nnd Dies mid" tu order. Sulci attention given to repair Ins Mssat Engine. Mill O.'arlur, nnd all klu.Kcf Machinery. Üattmgt f irulrhedfctihorl uotive. Term rtuatouatdo. Cash p. nd lor old lroii,llrsaud Copper, oct 10 tfU. MIRCH. IHK 1 I AUK 9.tO 8. WE littVU on likiol a ?oo I iitto- .iriit of Knott Bboct, Mippert. Gullen, Husklas, Itovs. .Mlisei ayl Childreua. Alan Mrs. Murrt' caftbralaUukniand He, at ak price, seil TV NEW dx KIMBLE,

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P f hlld tt C ter nl UeiieBlJrsS it cm it i roper i' of ti t t n.ter. k the laSttaenty j Rheumatism aM btitei r vr i ,irl) eured.ssii hsve not jMsinttisce.aiid I wosl i I I wwjld,leeSjrB rbserf say parses t fllicWtl that Plee notice it king for an asl Pllia. Could 1 1 der. If yen wa . a SOS at IS ear trial. MessM. A. . rr . . ' Ch.l : At Co. 'si of ay recjoettlnf tbr sgerey afotn ts il Uasea. Yours with rcefx i t-se. Hiiwi. Tbe followiag from ttr I u mediale vlcialty b retpeetfully presented: Joso B. Mayell, lew MaysvlUs, lad., Aag 17. 1M, write. -I believe year pill te be sfsod ssedietua.and si the people like them, snd Ireco thera. yoa will please und s isnflr I Biased la kely." V DIlmsn.RultoB't Potst P. O. fl co. in Dee. II, writes: "I I sve seid what pill yeungsnt lfl wi.hste so I w.se you to seed n a few dotn.bse your Soveretgu Balas Pill IsisMdlstsly. take I sold gsve BSllsfactl.., Daniel Croee, Pserj' H U., rHeseo. :ts Sov ju, laAS, writes: "I have eoid out all the pilUyour sgai left as and could sell msay more if I had tueaa lbs plllt pre vetl r.ry Utoselo.. jrae. jwwsml -llfaclloo." Read tbe following: RobSeraon'e Stolle. Harrison re,.. Ky., July f IMS. J MeBtrt. A.S. Burlflffh A Bn.-QmUt Vur Sovereign Balm P1U Lave proved to bis wee at remedy heje lor Chill and Pet.r, r elds, sVwssl roisplalnu and l.jspepala. AbI hate oll ail tl at were left -M.h me, and a titer I e Urn d. , yon will p,as- send nn a f.eih aunult in. lately, and stMsge Yeirt. IU th js whi wigs Hal ii I rii ur t.i ek either. mild In ti irale ibe I ion. 'I hev .'f . . i Ibe fc!, o ; evikA. r . ultt. 1 base pill open tbe pores of Ihvtkln, promo'e piiiee ami oilier humors rruua lb lungs, nnd by the bowels remove all Impertiies lhal rannst pass by sny oiber outlet, aiosg with the refuse el the natural food. NOTICE. Tbe genuine Orlrbtal er Swereiga Bala Pills hive uu tUe wrapper nf "aril bos tbr above ISBN -enlaUonof tbe manufactory. A.S. Bsrtelgh dt Br.. Few Albssi, lad., Proprietor lor tbe South and Weal. M. W. Utile. Brmvfcville; auric. YsiCBmp, Metassora; K. . Fuller. Harrieos, Ohio; and dealers In inodicine g-.-nerally . June 80 RIBBONS, LACES, AND TRIMMINGS GINi mil) I, I K'U. U.lKtrt. PR. EVEßSON'S GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY 1 ! FOR mm m nm. Dumb AgBjet Congest i sc t Ullis KEUBALClA, KI'K-BHTIC PITI, AND ALL PERIODICAL DISEASES, OB Affections of the Nervous System, HEADACHE, &C., I the mott populsr medicine . of tbstetsss ever ksown; no medicln ever met with sack ;t M l.:.MI. APPROBATION! Or gslnsd so high a celebrity In so ibort a tins as this. Ths press and people, every where peak ef It In termtnf the hlgbett commendation! PROFESSORS OF MEDICINE. W bo bava hitherto withheld Invariably isalri once from nroprtelary medicloes, glvs Uiit snillon, and large number of r MIMST PlITIICISBS CSS IT IB DsUV PasCI le preference to Quinine and Arse ale, whle He las must yield the iway to lb i tru ly SCIEMIF1C PEBPAKATI05, Tbe reeall ofosperience and le -estlfailss not only will prevent and cure yo r Chills, bring back aglow of life snd animation to U. whole tjtlem, that I lingular anJ peculiar to thlt m diclo all tst res it srsaa or isns ran! It It plsassnl to take, aad does sot purge, rosolt or sweat. Itcosislnt no MBKCUKY, AKSBXir. QtTlMINB, STMVCII n .ib. Or any otbsr polsononsor tnjorloat drug, but It pursly vegetable and perfectly harm Use, arse for the tmilletl Infant It la a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALEHIA. And as as AGUB KILLER It has no n,ul.Clrculsrs for gratuiloui dratriestion, csntalnlng certiOcale from I'rofesion, Phyaielan. tlergyases sod Ibe Prsss, are left with each ages I. 07Prtc 79 cents. For sals by Drnggtsta sad Dealer generally. BVBR801 A CO., Proprietor, Xo. ? South ' I xib Strsei, Putladclpbia. AOBNT8 Raw Is as Morrison, CooseriviiU. D. V. Jonnilon, Brookville; Cbss. Via Camp. Moutuora; Hlfford e Coble, Laurel; Jobs W. SSSBBS, Liberty; K B. r aller. Rsrrtsss, O.; R. Shrlner, Asdersoaviltoi J. D. Mm. Elisabethtown. easy 30 Ore lUPORTANT TO FARMERS. rpHE UN DERSIGNED HAS OPENED A EEOP A iim'.i nunjn. Pirn i. in tbe building formerly occnptotl ii) j on 11 Attaint , rit re lie is pre -liered lotapi.ly ruitorren wliki URIDLKS. SADDLhS.' VV HIl'S. and t,.l nlrl ...... I. r .. class Kiddle and Han ess inop, al C In Innen price. Having bad everal tear' ciprrieuc Is tbe builooas, be It comfldent or aaccea. Hat prepared to do allklad ol reliatrlngal tborl notice. may tMty F.DWARD MBTER, TO LUMBER MAKERS. EXCKU.BNT WOOD LAM KOK KALE, rpllh SUlUvCKIBtK HAS hOMK MX fci.CAHl 1 farming Und In llltott, and Is Soutbers Indiana, which be will tell (heap, r exchiHga let land in Pauklln county . It U all well I It Serial. 1 hal In lllluoit partly Irr pro ed . A saw mill nw tbeiaod In Indlssa would make a lortsse m s sr yesri. Lumber lor thu Iowa market t)eesmaud Iron, tia -.ogi;, wr tbtiusind, Winkls Iwe ii. L i oi the laud, and en) quantity , ! (,.ihi poplar lugs tu; rau be bougwi, at the m li.aig per ibontas1'. I be laud oOert great t.'dncrsieiii t wron having aasali lärm or tows toprriy I tbeee parte aug T. A-AOODWIB. B.0TS AND SHOES.I krurti-.una .., u-arefullv .el. . i, , tlock .1 nools and .itsti Hit be boss a i So.t toasu In tl i . j. , I K A KAKyl ll.tl. A Itssf 3. Sloort NO. 342 MAIN ST. EETWEEX 877, AM) 9TH. K I.I'. in cons'.anilv on band a bessUfsl si men I of HATS AND CAPS, orthe inoatraibii sable kind. He invite hit eld rrlendtat Brook Hi lelo give aim a sell wbsstbaf vWiiibe city. May 7, lrti3 l jr. FURNITURE AT WHOLESALE PRICES W 1 1. 1.11. If I H4-ik OFPERK TO ISELL bis targe tut f excellent Kern il eve si whole sale prices. Person isning to bey say tMug is bis line will do well to call n slat betere bu mr elsewbere. At bs stake laasitsre, be csn aJo.4 to sell ehaopKbop oppoalls Mr. Lyon' ta rl go Sao , pa