Indiana American, Volume 25, Number 5, Brookville, Franklin County, 16 January 1857 — Page 4

THE VAUBV FARMER-DEVOTED TO THE TRUE INTEREST OP PARMBRS, MBCHANSCS AND WORKING MEN.

VALLEY FARMER,

i.l. Di.ll? IN HOHNES. Mr. Editok: The question is often asked, is the Glanders in Horses catching? More than 20 years ago I began to have this question asked me, and have observed it ever since with varied opinion. I have seen a glandered horse work beside his mate three years, stalled and fed together, without taking the disease. I have seen glandered horses purchased by men who did not believe tho disease contagious, aod in a short time have all his work horses glandered. I have seen horses that I thought caught the infection by being hitched to a glandered stall. I have doctored glandered horses that no doubt communicated it to my hostler. I have in two instances communicated it to other horses by innoculution cn the septum, after scarfying. I am now a firm believer that any horse will take the con tagion by innoculation in part of the head. I applied it to ouo back of tho cars, which made a rapid and large swelling, appear ing to uftect tho membranes of tho eyelids and nose; the horse died of a broken leg which he had broken ono day previous to tho experiment. I am also satisfied that it is extremely dangerous to hordes that havo any sores about their nose, mouth or lips, or even in a high levered condition of a chronic character, and it would bo oertaiu to be taken by all horses having the colt distemper, or catarrhal fever, if exposed. I have ever considered it an imposition upon community to see a glandered horao from homo, or hitched at a cummou or public hitching post. Are glandors curable? To this que&tiu i ' would answer, iL depends upon circumstances ; liko ill other diseases it does assume an incurablo stage. Either from want of knowledge of it or faith to t.y, or a correct and thorough treatment, most glandered horses die. I havo made it a matter of interest f r many years to dissect and examine all the phenomena in tho dead patient. After ex amining five glandered heads and bodies, I am bold to say tho 'glanders is r.othing inoro or less thuu cankered ulceration of tho mcmbtau?s of the head. I bave examined those where tho entire membranes, fleshy part and soft bones wereentirely consumed,and tho diseaso preying upon tho hard tones, the iuamation extending to tho brain, which causes the death of the animal It is frequently the case where the glandered horses blood is high, or by taking cold, or a fever sots in, which is seldom recognized by the groom. I am of the opinion that glanders is a mure simplo disease than most authors claim them to be. I havo known somo cured of ono or two years' standing by administering tho medicine with a syringo and probaug. Modicincs thus administered which aro calculated to allay the. inflammation und destroy the canker, will with a proper medication of the system, overcome this disease in a shorter time than many would expeot One thing I have found invariable through a practico of 20 years: that is, if a horso has glan ders, or any external ulceration of a chronic character, the internal organs aro in perfect hoalth. On tho contrary, if the horse appears extremely line and sound externally, it is best to examino closely for internal unsoundness. Advico gratis: Never doctor your horse until you are satisfied you understand his complaints. Good nursing is more safe than harsh treatment. Ohio Cultivator. To Take Stains out op Linen. Staiu a caused by acids can be removed by watting the part and laying on it some salt of wormwood: then rub without diluting it with more water. Or, tie up in the stained part some pearl ash, then scrape some soap into cold soft water to make a Lit her, and boil tho linen till the stain disappears. Recent stains of fruit may be removed by holding tho linen tightly stretched over a tub, and pouting hot water over tho part. This may be done before any soap has been applied to it. As soon as the stain is made on tho table linen, 6c, rub on it common table salt, before it has had time to dry. The sftlt will keep it damp till the cl.jti it washed, when the stain will disappear, or wash the stain Ik'htly when the cloth is removed. Heavy carrot crops for cattlt I return carat- of gold. will

FOR CATTLE.

The advantage of using cooked food for cattle can be so easily verified by experiment that it must soon be generally adopted by cattle growers and dairymen. The food thus given is moro easily and perfectly digested, and will consequently produce a much larger amount of good moat and pure rich milk than if given in any other form. A well informed milkman who has used the aperatus manufactured and sold by Messrs Scott & Hedges, of the Little Giant Cornmill Works, for cooking food for cattle and hogs, sends us the following: "I commenced the use of your Steam Boilor on the 7th inst., at which time my ten cows gave sixty and a half quarts. My daily feed was ten buckets of middlings and cob meal about equal parts. Quarts. ...SOJ 66 Cows gavo in beginning On tbo Stb thoy gave On 9th (reduced feed 2 buckets) . . . .6 J On tbo 10th they gavo. 1 1th iath 13th ..71 ..78 .73 ..76 Uth 77J My milk has improved in quality and my cows in appearance. 1 shall make further experiments in feeding tho corn and cob meal separate, as also with clear cob meal, and report again in about ton days." C. II DAVIS, Milkman. Cincinnati, Dec. 15, 1850. From this it appears that the gain in 7 days was 17 quarts, being US per cent, gain in milk, with a saving of 20 per cent, in food. Tho milk produced from such food is altogether difTorent both in quality and appearanco from that yioldcd by cows feed on distillery slop. ('in. Com. POTATOR IX TAN. It is nine years since J first directed attention to the planting of potatoes in old tan, a practice I have ever sinco followed with tho best results. My potatoes grown under this method, havo been witnessed by hundreds, both at public oxhibitions aud in a growing state at home. At the former they havo always stood pre-eminent. Although I must admit I am ono of tho most fortunate in escaping tho diseaso, I do not presume to say that it is ntiroly through growing them in old tan. This is, however, a very great point in their favor, and it is entirely through using this that my potatoes have always called forth such high comments when oxhibited, being perfectly clear and freo from scab. It is by selecting tho earliest varieties, planting early in spring tho middlesized tubers in old tan, taken up and stored away with sprinklings of limo as soon as sufficiently ripe, that I always manage to escape tho disease; that is, I have scarcely had any bad ones worthy of notico. and unless these points aro strictly adhered to, wo shall never successfully escape it. A great portion ot tho potatoes around this neighborhood were perfectly ripe by tho end of July or begiuninc of August, and the haulm dried quite up; the crop at that time was pencctly sound; in fact, scarcely a bad potato was to be found. Now, if theso had then boen taken up and stored away, tho crop would have been perfectly free from disease. Tho great poiut since tho appearance of tho disease is to havo the potato crop sufficiently forward to escape the risk of vicissitudes of weather, and the damaging effects of wet and cold at the stage of ripening of tho tubers, and ihi3 cannot be attained by anything short of the method abovo recommended. The potato crop has suffered moro in parts of this district this season than has ever been kuown since tho appearance of tho disease. I havo been call ed to witness many acres of po tatoes that havo not paid tor the labor of digging up, yet all tho potatoes alluded to were quite freo from tho diseaso up to the first or second week in August I trust that tho folly of planting late potatoes, and carelessly leaving the early ones in the ground to grow a second time, has been fully established this season, by the appearance again of tho disease, which generally takes place after heavy rains about August, and by so many persons complaining of their potatoes growing a second time; but if we are to escape tho evil, it must be through perseverance and tho following method: Plant early varieties as soon after tho second week in February as the ground will permit, previously dressing tho land with lime; place them trom two to three feet apart from row to row, and use all the old tan you can procure; and lastly, dig up the tubers as soon as the skin is set hard and the haulm died down; store them away perfectly dry, dusting them over with sprinklings of lime. Having the last two seasons grown a large colleo-

tion of potatoes, selected with care both in and out ot tan lor experiment, I am able to state that some varieties are very liable to tho disease on all kinds of soil, while others havo never shown tho least symptoms of the malady. This should be borne in mind by all potato planters. Cor, tardrnrrs Chronic! Eng.

Uappinoss is like I pig with a greasy tail, which every one runs after, but uohndv nm hold. IVN 1 I, IIIM.N Of TREES. Mr. Editor In Saturday's "Journal," I find it elated, on tho authority of Mr. Joshua Howard, of Maryland, that "the nncs of the tre; are not of annua! growth, but are one at every full moon to the season, and varying with the formed, growing ;ngth of tue bummer. I am inclined to think that the popular opinion, in regard to the growth of these rings, can hardly an yet, be characterized as an "exploded ciror." In support of the old, nnd almost universal belief, I send you the following extract of a ltt-r, written by Robert Yatss (at the time a Surveyor, but afterwards, in 1700, Chief Justice of this State) and addressed to the Hon. William Smith, the well-known historian of the Provinco of New York. The letter, us a whole, possesses consderable historical interest; but I will only trouble you with its concluding remark, as lollows: "1'roof of the number of streaks grown over marks hits often, in our court, been allowed to ascertain Its age. I have, therefore, been at some pains to discover its ccrtainty;and can, from my own experience, declaro that it amounts to demonstration. Amon:; tho variety of instances, tho two following are the most remarkable: In the year 1762, I was present when a number of trees wcru marked, on thu survey of the township of Kinderhook. In the year 1772, I re -surveyed then: lines, and ordered several of those marks to be opened; nnd, thereupon, found that all those trees, though of different kinds.invariably counted ten streaks above tho your 17G0, tort-survey the bounds of a patent, which appeared, by tho deputy-surveyor's return, to have been originally laid out, for the patentee, in tho year 17 3b Tu satisfy mysulf us to the certainty of the tteei which were shown mo tu marked on his survey, I bored a beech tree (whereon the initial letters of his name appeared) .landing in the corner of one ot the sides, and found that tho streaks above it counted exactly thirty" Albany Eve. iour. Novur Keep animals on short allowance if you stitrvti them, they will surley slarvu you. Although, in dntinin Und thorhr druiutd, uuuiy, your parse may yet the lull crop Uial tollow Will soon . . . - , m m. ... till it up again. Tryinir to farm without capital, is liko trying to run it locomotive without fuel. Money nnd wood mut both be run tu mud if they are to wove the machine of the f irm or of rail. f iT Every farmer should see daily every animal hu ha, and inspect its condition. Weekly visits, as with some, soon result in weakly animals If you wish to give an energetic movement to all your farm machinery, and keep its hundred wheels in rotation, be sure not to be without a good rotation ol crops. Mic'hioan United Statbs Sknator. The 8nginaw ( Mich.) Enterprise recommends Gov. Ringham, a thn successor of Gon. Cass, in tho United States Sonnte. Isaac P. Christian, of Monroe, is mentioned as its second choice. If you allow your animals to shiver you fortune will be shivered in consequence; that is, the farm who leaves his oottle to the winds, will find his profits also given to the winds. professional fiarbs. 1E0 H0LT.A.ND C. C. BTNKtET.-ATrOK. T N K VS A 1 LAW. MM In Ma.lo't Hlock Weet of Court Houte, II rouk villa, Ind. .1. B. DAVIS, M. D.,- I'll Y K I C I A JC V HUH OKOS . urn, , oopoal ii I nor a Kim bo'a a tore, on Main ttreet, Urookvllle,lud. IT MORROW, ATTOKS BY a t ot'.Ns W, U' AT Yaw. Orrics, No. 7, Ha lluilJIng, Urookvllle, Ind. 91 43 iSKI. illo a rp II OHA 8 J. WHITE, --i"iAUY PVBUO X Laobsi, Iso., will take dnpotiilont and 'aekuowUdgmenta.aud attend t Notarial bualueaa generally. JOHN W. J IIUOOK to draw and take ack now ledgomenla of Heed.. Mortgaget. Ac. OKKICK On edoornoot'a of tho Tyner store. Tb1?!'- Wi KtILT,-"iOKoS UKNTI8T U IIHOOKVll.rK,7D. All work aa-aatBBBw warranted. No charge for extmln-jBJB Sltoe or sdvlco. rpSJHHHS I have conatantly on hand a tup ply of both fowder and Hruabea. Alao. Book. tnd Stationary at tbo lowetl retail prleet for cath Orrtcsooo door North of the old Tyner Niore Jssaett PTBU5 KIL00Bl,-ATTOItMtY at law j llrnok viilu, lud. Omni, in tlto old County OiUee Llulldlngs, oa the I'ublle Hqusro 433 TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN. Per year, at tho and of tha year. 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CINCINNATI.

A NEW LOT OP rr i-ivrtl Ml 10 SC. .Mis at. 1I.OVKS r GAl'NTLKTtf, DR A WKRS, VitIi dorihlrtt. Hosiery, Nsck-llee, Mufflera, Wool Scarfs. Coialorti. ( ollsra, Costom-inade Shuts Mid travailing Shaw It: together with every ilyle and qualllv In tho Man' K urn lining Lina. Purcbaanrt wilt lave Thotnsolvoe tints sod trouble by (tiling directly st No. 10 sad making their eelectfona, at my stock I noiv the largest and moat complete than any nthar In the lame Una Waat of the Mot. Malm. Thanking tho public for put patronage, would solicit a contlauatlon of their favor. IHAAC P. SMITH, V. 10 Rust 11 Hb street, oppotll Ihn IM-nn'.ion Mmiso, Clitelnnatl, O. Nov 14 3m THE STODART PIANO. SMITH & NIXON, CINCINNATI, OHIO, Agctitifortbe most celebrated manuftctorles of Iba Union, dual re to call the sUesllon of bnyers particularly to tha above celebrated Inatramenla, of which they conilanlly keep s splendid aaeortment on hsnd. Pos swaa-rnaas. ooaiitt, ass sodality or tors, rown op as-TAimao both tomb abd tubb, BBLIOAtV Of MBCHARtaM, rSMTBCTins or Fl RUH, ARD Sil. T DURABILITY, TIIK8TOOAHT PIANO Is U M S V U PA ss K l . Piano Hall, No ?e fourth et., near Vino dee m y S WÄÄNW i5Wi, TOfe RS. Hrosdwsysnd Plflhilreet.Clurlnuall.Ohlo. Monumenta.Toinba.and (Irsve Stones, Msrbls Mantlet and Statuary, Habtlanial Ponla, Maural Tatilett, I'rui, Vasoi,t)ardun Klgurea,('ablnetand Counter Hiebt, Ao.A, constantly en btnd sad furnished to order. Tlit I'rtdeaupplled with Mtrble Id Hlock tod S lab, or tawedol order mar 44 '841 Groceries. MY stock of Yoanrlljr ton, (Junpowdor, Imperial .da BLsek Test Itlsrge end wellielectodof lets Importation!, puro and freah. Alto, Prime Mt, Java, Mocha and Laguagara Coffeei; Prima N. O. Sugar; Cruibed, Powdered, Loaf and ('Itrlfled sugars! Golden Syrup, N O, and H. II, Moltttet, Cuba. Honey, Hlce. Natla, Window Olaaa, Seamiest Kara, Colored and white Carpet Chain, Cotton Yam and Cotton Halting, with every trtlcle uau. ally kedlbjr üroeers, ell of beat quallltlts, warranted to give tttitftcllon.forttle la qualities to tult, at thetowetl market priest. AAHON A COf.TKH m. K. CorntrMsIn dt Hsventb Hlreeti,Cin"l.,0. May 1H IMS. SEALS!-AN) PRESSES!!! S K A I. SOP FIFTY I.I II MIS () I.R.HN WITH Halt's I'. -reunion ti Seals of 10 letlertor loss with Kvena' Perousi'ti $i it " " " " Lever an Devices extra, from 91 to 9'iO Nolsry Publle Neslsln Pereutelon, J In LoAer, 9. Court sad Corporation Hutlt, with Itrgo Lover 1'roaaet from Sl4 to .'.. Duplicate matter for tho rletlt Write plain Mind your r.sodJ't. Address C. P. II ALL, rteferoncoe: Seel Kograver, llutlnett mun M Weal Fourth ttroet r Cincinnati. ' Cincinnati. O. irj'l'. A . Goodwin wlllact st agent st Hrookvllle for lbeaeNetla and Preiset, of whom they csn be obtained at the Msiiufaelursr't price. M- lt. II 14 Tili: 1MPROVK1) LITTLE GIANT. FAtontrd Tiny UU IBM? Siuprovtt Ftibrunry, is.iii. It doubtlaat an Invention smong the motl Impor . . 4 - ,1,.. Ih hi. - - ff Ik. m. .. 1 1 -.1 Mil, ill uiuill'lil liuiv-i IUI Iii m "i mw i w. vlted fsriner snd alrKk fender end the unltertsl favor with which lthaa (men received from the drat morn than sr.y thing site, ttlettt Itt utility tnd u irr itt ii. for portability, simplicity of eonttraetlon.snd i iitivi-tiii'nro in ute ine lhiii i.iani una no eiinni. It walglia from 3 to 3 hundred Iba., according to lxn,eea be put la operation by the farmer In vo ml utot, wl houl expenio or mechanics! aid, thru If, , 1. 1 - I and .1" 1 th convenience by snybody. Tlieae Mlllaare guaranteed In the moat poalllvo manner erslnat breakare or derangement, and warranted U email leon irnm ear corn, aim grin or fine homony from tbelled corn, with .. degree of Aa and convenient.! for farm pnrpnaet, never attained betöre. I be tubtortber It now prepared to furnlahthe farmertof Franklin County with Improved patter i and tltat, to tult the varied wantt ol all. No. u, It offered st 140 complete, resdy for sttseblng the ti am, tnd wtrrtnted U cruth, ot dry MM, lübutheltof feed per hour with one borts. No. Jut t'd', wllleruah 0 butheli per hour. Ko. 4 at fdu, will cruth butbelt per hour wltb two horeet. Thoan nulla will bo delivered In Hreokvllle, or any plscolu lbeCounly, st the Msiiufariurert price. . dee 1'J v. it. tuiirunii, Pole Agent for Franklin County . J. "11 SRStT. N. t. PANIKI-a JACOB ERNST, WIIOl.KSAl.K cV HKIAIl. HOOK SKLI.KK, Ntatlouer, Printer and Blank Hook Manufacturer, No. 1 1 j Main Hlroet.Clnclnr.stl, keops conttntiily on hsnd s full snd romplute assortiusntof Plank Hooks, Memorsiidums, eke., of bis own manufacture, Murchautt, Hankers, Clerks of County Courts, etc., will flud our Hlsnk Hooka, of s superior qusllty. Particular attention paid to the manufacture of Ulank Hooka, ruled and bound lo any pattern, with printed head when required, IT 'our Sua Hlank Books sro paged. Alto, a full and complete aaiorlment of Mtteelltneout tnd School HoOkt, Stationery, eke. Puretitaurt are respectfully Invited to give ui soall ourtormaand our prices favorable. Cincinnati, March 14, ItOO. HATS AND CAPS. M'lt IX. I. Introduced our; srVLEH. Spring Style of Hate, tnd betutiful ttyles ol w with invvrtl now Cnpa.ou I huriday. February '.'lit. We have no betltatlon In aaylug that we have produced a list which cannot be aurpaaaed for III. At 1 V OK HP.SiO.N, KLKOANCK OP Pl.MHH and tbe iofl,eaiy mannerln which llfllt thn head. HUHT ok HOPKINS, No. 130 Main St., Won tl do, 0 doort below 4th, Cincinnati, O. mariSly a. JBHBiNoa. 1. au rrsBriBLH. J . l LABS. JEHMIH6S. BUTTEBFIELD & CLftHK ; WllilM.SAI.K. G R 0 E R S no. -.,i fln srui i r, VIS! miK, SKCOMU DOOK AHUVK SIXTH, And . 9 Mxih Silrcett CIHCIKKATI.O. HENRY FALLS, w noLKItt.lt ABD BBTAIL CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. I 'J Kasl Pourlh Rlrost. between Main and Sycamore Streets, Cincinnati, 0., ?'S MlW KKCKIVI.M3 A LA KOK STOCK OP , Kngllth and American Carpel.. Curtain t)ixda, II Cloths, Ar. etc., for tbo fall trade, to which be reipeclfully Invites tbo attention of tho publle. Nep 14 ly par QrL Jesse '. SRoore NO. 342 MAIN ST. UETWEEMTH, AXD 9T. K r.KllSconiiB!l!yonhand a beautiful aaaorment of BAPS AND CAPS, ofthe innatra.hionable kind. Ho liivllea hla old friend, ut lirookvlllelo glvo blm a call when they vlalltheoitv. Msy7,isis 1 yr. EXCELSIOR MILLS. from the Kntiulrer, Oct 2H. !7J(iO SiLVta Sit awabobo to tmb K.. actios Vol no Akbbk a Cobb and cos miu at tub latb Ibbi.b. 1 . 1 1 K.ia. We see by the official reports of tho committee apponled to decide the challenge between the proprl. tora of the Young America Mill and the Lllllu Olaut Mill, have awarded Ihe tllver plate thu former. Tbo celebrated Young Aincrloe It tbe mill that look iboOrst prontlumiat the Ohio State fairs rer the latt two yean. Alto the silver cup sl ihe teil trial with the Improved Little Olanlon the VUd of February last, 011 thu public landing In this clly. Tbe ftlte ilslementi of tho Little Ulant Com. pany to the contrary uolwtlhstsndtug. C. Lr.A VI n . The Young iimerica Excelsior Is slwayson exhibition and ready for trial by the undersigned, and Is recommended to farmers si poisoning all tbe advantage of anyothor machine for grinding, audit emlneutly luperior In 111 grinding surfsoc, holngcssl ringt, removable and ro newable at pleasure. If your Young Amurlcs wean out, you can replace the old by new rlngi with the grinning lurfaee . For asle, and will be put up at the residence of sny farmer ordering pnrcbailgg, and fairly and thoroughly tried, by W. L. FaSQCmaB A Co. oct 80 IU tf SAMUEL MARLATT, BLACKSMITH,, MatostTcetouthoflhe Publle Hona re, Kastsld llrowkvlljr. I ml. ALL KINDS OF BÖLTB AND hcrewi maadeal tbo shorten no lieeand intbe beitinanner ALSO I pay partloularallenllontorepslrlng all klndi of Machinery, warranted to K. aa wall done aud alas low pricet asesnbefoundam where lalbe Weal, mail

CONNERSVILLE.

TO OL II FR I EN US A N 1 N Ii W . THE P AETN ERSHI P OF B ATEM A N & BUR ton being dissolved, 1 with lo tty a ( wwordi I to my old frlendt tnd the eotlotneit or iho Itte firm. I liav .I concluded to devote mv vi hole time i" mi Tailoring Business. I have modelled and refitted the store foimerlyt occupied by the Srm, In at oppoalto the Court , llouae, and Having received a new and beautiful aaaorimunt of ' Clothes, Caaimer. .Tweeds, Vesting, j C,. &C, aC. From tint c 1 1 j , l will make toorderever) doacrlp-1 lion ofclotblng. From my lobo experience, sod the uniform aallafaetlon heretofore ftren, I feel et undent that I .null be able lo give entire snd full irllifsctlon totllwhomay give me atrial. Sty a lock will alwava be found complete evervthing pertaining to the bualneat, aud nfthe moat faablouable hind, will be kept on hand, and per. lonioflbo mottfaaUdeout taste, at wall at thoao wanting goodt of a cbeaperklnd may mil Willi the aa.urance tbat thev will be attltfled. I BJS SiCÄrÄÄ tnnths light of tiislr putrontre.tntl I shall uto all my unueavora to give tbe aame aatltfacl on thai I have Invariably done heretofore. TOM HUKIOn. Ktmtmbtriht Piece and Jtemmiertht name. t'onnerevltle,Jnne 13. CONNKICHVII.I.I Iron Foundry. OER HA HT A TH0 MP SO , (Succeteori to W. p. Gebbeart) Wlmloaale and Kelall Dealer. In COOUI4. AXU III 1 IM. SlOt I S, ASD Castings of every Description. rrTStoee on Monroe ttreet, a few doort Mouth of the Conn House, r.4 We keep conatantly on band tho largotl and beat aa.ortmentofCooklnv Hlovea In Hie vallev and having recently Increased onr lee Unlet fo; manulttilurliijr, we have determined loati.L und wa stA bt our Hlovea tnd ctttlugt AT CINCINNATI PRICES! Weeoullnue te mtnufteture iho State P.lr pro HATHAWAY COOKING 8TOVK, now tdmltud to be tbe ssrr cooking ttovu In the United Mlatetl Wa alao manufacture tho Premium or Kiep king Mu vc, with 4 or cl holet snd Isrge ovsus. we are prepared to rurulah, wiioita.i.t and bbtiil Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, and Irons, Ac, &c, atoity Prices. A general aaaortiuent of TINWARE, KAVE TROUGHS, k HOUSE lOUTlN(l, kept on hand tnd made to order. iob Casting of all KnoYB made In a auperlor manner, at ahort notlee. Having employed experienced worsmen, we Invite eipeclal attention to tho Tact tbat we war notour Nlovet to perfofm well, tudtoiirca.uiiKi generally to bo of govid mttortl or the money re tuniiod. If. U. Old Cttllngt.Old Copper, tnd Country Produce taken In Kscbtnge, May ti-43-ly W. W. FRYBAEGEB k Cd., W IIOL84AI.S d( KSTAIL DSALBStlB Dry Goods, Carpets, Paper Hangingt, CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARS.I Hoeta,hst Hstta OsipaSilraw (oedi Ac, AND MANUFACTURERS OF MOM is A. MB TII.IAS, CONNERSVILLE IND. way 11 '33 ly NEW ALBANY. P. CHILDS & CO'S Norarr I git It Ml in Fill ltlMiiufa:tory 1 ronton . it . v ., jtn. 1 , P. Childs V Co. Genta; Having receives materltl benefit from your Movereign lltlin pill, I deem It proper to state that two yuan ago the Aral of this winter, having beau teverely afflicted for the Ittt twenty yt art previous to thtt time with Klieumtltim tnd rrlek In the btck, I bought two bostt of your plllt, tntt took them arrordlnglo direction!, and before they were gone 1 was en ilrely cured, snd have not suffered from the complaint since, aud I would tot be placed back where I was Uoforo taking hom for ono hundred dollajs. I would, the re fore cheerfully recommend them to any parson afflicted tbat way as a sure rsmedy. Titos. J. IUlstbp. hk.adkh, Pinnae notice the raaaoua M r. llrown gives iorssklng fur an agency for telling tho Hoverolgii Halm Plllt. Could r ny one glvo belter reatomr Header, If you want a good medicine pleats procur a lo at the osrliett convsnlence and give Ihem ti trial. Avon, Wit., Jan. "0,'A.V Meaaja. A. H. llurleigh iV Uro., Usiitt.-Ths csuen of m aaklng the agency for tolling P. I'hllda Co.'t Oriental or Hoverolgii Balm '. Ill It not for tporulallon alone . I have uted them lu isy family for lbs Isst so en yesrs, and Snd no other medclse as good. I cured myself of the l.lver Coin plaint at tho commencement ofthat time, and cured almoal all kinds of disease tlnce wllhlliem. 1 liste been plsgued to Snd them tines I loft Wsl worth county, snd thtt lithe ctute ot my requeetlnglhe sgency sgoln to sell Ibem. Youri with retpeet, uso. BaowN. Tbo following from our I in mod Isle vicinity It reapcclfollt prcented: John 11. Mayen, n ew Mayivllle, Ind., Aug- 17, 1S34, wrltet: "I believe yonrpllli to be a good medicine, and as the people like them, snd frequently call for them, you will ploase tend a lupply Immudlslely. V. Oilman, Kutlon'i Point P. O. Clayeo. Ill Doe. 11, wrltoi: "I have told what plllt youragont Isft wlibme to I wise you to send me s few doten boxes o your Sovereign tislm Pills Iramedlalvly. What I sold gave sstisfscllon." Daniel Croie, Perry '1 P. O., Ltwrence co III., Nov. 10, 1835, wrltet: "I htve told outtll tbe pllltyour agent left me and could sell many moro If I bad Ibem. The plllt prtved very eBlcacloua, ond gavo general aliafscllon." Head thn following: Kobberton'i Station, llarrlaou Co., Ky., July U, I fin. 5 Metirt. A.9. Barlelgli A Uro. Gents; Youi Sovereign Halm Plllt have proved to be a grenl remedy beae for Chilli and Pover, Cold., Hruaal Complalutt snd Dyipepils. As I hsve sold sll that wsra left with mo, aud at Ibore Is o Isrge domsnd, you will pletae send mo a flesh supply I inmod lately, and oblige Yoars, W. Pattob. Why will those who are afflicted hesitate when the Sovereign Halm plllt will et the tytlem to rights, snd will bs 01 untold valuer Now don't atop, but gel s bos of P. Chlldi ok Co.'t Pills. They will clear ihe lyitem nicely, without msk Ing you sick elthsr. They are mild In ihelr operations, bur penetrate the whole tyiteni, removleg every obstruction. Thov set utHin lUo skin, kpineyi. luegi snd bowols, tbeto being tbo chsnnnlt piovlded for ear. rjlng off all Impurities from ihn a)em. If the) become clogged, dlieaie Is lbs slmosl certain ro. aulla. 1'bete plllt open the porea of theikln, promnle a proper dlirkarg from the kidneys, carry off all pblegB snd other humors from the lungs, snd by the im c 1. remove all Impuritiei that cannot pan by any other outlet, along with the refute of Hie natural food. NOTICE. The genuine Orlental or Sovereign Malm l'llla have on the wrapper of each box Iho ulmvo representation of the manufactory. A. S. llurleigh et Bro., Pew Albany, Ind., Proprietor! (ot the South aod Writ. M. W. Hallo, lirookville; CbaMei Vtucatap, Melamora; K. P., Fuller, Harrltou, Ohio; snd dealere In medicine gtuorally. Juno 10 HKOOK VILLE. 4Time is Money.' TON It . CI.A1CK a st blinew store, onr door " south ofthe VALLEY IIOL'NK keeps conttanlly on band a general atiortmenlof Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, illvenpooni,raaors,and 11 great variety of FANCY ARTICLES, such as are ususlly kept byjewolers. He Is prepared stio 10 repslr old jewelry, and to clean and repair clock and weichet on reaeouable terms snd alibortnotlce. He will alsolake nldsllverand gold Inoxrhangefor grinds. nov IB 'SO CANAL BOAT CäPT WM. SUDLEB, tl' II 1. mskuregular trips weekly from Aihlstid, TV Fayette county, to C'lneinnall, 1 lug at Laurel, Melamora, Urookvllle, Kocheilor, and olherdeilrsble points, for Frelghtsnd PsisengcrsTbe "Wayne" will leave Asblssd, Laurel, and Melamora, for the city, on Monday!, and Hrookvilla on Tuesdays of each week, and returning, will leave the city on Fridays reach Hrookvllls, Mutamora, Laurel, and Ashland, on Kslurdsys of esch week. The "Wayne" li prepared to do all kinds of ahlpplnr.and from the long experience ef Cept. Sudler, persons w lading tosend produce lo the city, for sale, will find It lo their interest lo entrust itwlthhlra. Tba "Wayne" will receive and dlschsrgs hor fruighls sllbe Warehouse of Llnek ok Parquhsr, upper Isndlng, If not otherwise directed, where amnio arrangement! will bo prepared for shipping all klndi of Produce, Plour and Merrhandlto. Country merchants, Millers, and Klacksmltbs are respectfully tollcllod for a share of their patronage by may 9 W. L. AWqUHAR A CO.. Agents PLKASE HEAD TlllV. IOWA LAND AGENCY, I STILL ATI P.ND TO THK HUNIMKSti OP Is veiling money In wild or uncultivated lands, farmt, tnd towo loli; paying taxot Ac, for parous living al a distance. Funds csn be sent wltb sfety In drAfls on New York. aThose wishing lo put their money where It will bs safe, ami yield s Urge per coot., csn have It so Invested by addretilng July IS ABKA HAM CAREY, Csdsr Falls, Klsck Hswk t o., Iowa.

CINCINNATI. DR. F0B8HA2 Alterative Balm,

For Internal and External Use This Balm is warranted to relieve nil Rheumatism, Strains in I a a , t mo opine, or öpuini atiection and Dyspepsia, Headache, or Mill vr r it! ii t to ' a irOCK, lOOIlUlCIie, rwacnC, OUre Throat, Soreness in the Breast, Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in the Breast, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sprains and Bruises, Burns Scalds or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic Bilious Cholic, Cholera Mor bus, Pleurisy, Mux, lcver and Ague, Piles, (Jörns. Mesh cuts or sores, IiiQnmntion in Iho Head, Stomach. Bowels or Kidneys, Summer Complaint of Children, Worms, nnd In llama tion of the Stomach and Bowels. Croup and v at Scurlet Fever. Tim reston why thli Hnlmrsschea sll Uietfl cat Ft Is bectnto It reduce. ItiAamstlon, and itroutsi the tecretlom and norvnus syaleni Into sell on. Thlt power I. owing lo ihn peculiar combination of Medical properllea without thslr being aeuirsllod. The medicine Is psrfaclly ier , rot containing any dead ly polaon, or mineral. II will, If uaed froely, act Immediately upon tie liver, and all other locrellve organi. ilrud the fallow I it if Certificates. From Hev. John IT. Pinley. Claclnnstl, March 4lh. lhJ3. Dr Förtha Thla Is the Brit time In my long life Ihsl I hsvr glveu my nemo in recommendation of sny msdlclne.ss s general remedy, though I have often b en solicited. I hsve uted your Alterstlve Balm for nearly two years; Brst, for the rheumatism In niy hip sad knee, of which I wat nearly s tipple. Iben for vary sevcro bruites on two of my family; then a violent attack of dlsrrhotaon mytelf; then for InBamallon, for burnt, ttrulaai, a nd for a very severo caae of tllff neck, brought on by a violent cold, and I think I have had lull proof Its medlbsl propsrlles, In agrcnt many of the dlteaaet for which you recommend It, and I have not found It to fall Ina alugle one of them. Still, I do not tty that It Is an Infallible cure, yel It Is my sober conviction, that It Ii thn beat compound for Ihtie remodtoi fcr which It Ii recommended, tnat I hava ever tried , und I hm r tried man) . I will not, If I can procure H; be with out It In my fimlly for toy rooilderttlon. Moping thtt you will ilill continue to compound It ho11 -U.v. and lb at It may relieve tboutaiidt of aulTorert, I moat heartily recommend It to my fellow cltlrena at n moil excellent Kamll mlly Modi ),Sffectloii rssysj J. II. FX Certlflcate from I). I.. MUrr. I havo known Mr. Porsba's Altursllvo Halm to perform a very axtrsordlnsry euro upon a horao that was very badly cut, soms lime alin e. I used It exlsrnslly, with good effect. I believe It to s perfectly safe snd eftlcaclous remedy to be lined in man) complalnla. D. la. NTAKK. Nor. UI, IUJ3. Pombboy, O., Dec. 1, '.VI. Da. Poiiiia: Youj medicine Inn completely cured me, and I am bate snd tlout, Mi no lagM of Khoumalla pain, about me, I am very thank that you made your appearance In ihlt ila e. 1 be only re gret I now have It. thai you did not come .ouncr.n. much lUtTerlngand xpein would have bean done away. 1 hote you may slwsti be tueeenful st wltb ms, snd live lOsgoed old age, and never suffer with the Kbeumsllam . I hsve only uted what Halm I bought of you, snd am now a new man. Yours, truly, KOI1T. BIATY. Lktabt Palls, Mslgt . (. , Dec. I Ds. PobiMa DBAS Nib: Hou will rwcol ling 1111 una dossn.bottlei of your Allortll Od bos 'd the ttetmsr Ohio Ro.tt oil her trip, about the Olh or Kith 'of November ,'34. led tel. to Halm upward luat. I havo lold ll all but two boltlut, and ran toy ao far aal have sees and known lttrUtdllhn.iur.il mors ditosses, snd In a thortor time, than any inc. dtrlno I evarknew. II has already become pop. ular here, and I could eell a large quantity of ll If It ivsigeuorrlly known that 1 always had It on hsnd. I thould ba glad If you would appoint me tOle ige nt for lbs sale of It In Ihlt place, Ina. much at tbe other merenanti In tee place are agents for other medicines not worth bslfro much. If )ou do aO, I will dOtll I ctn lo give thd modlilno a wide clroulaliou. At all evenlt, pletae to end me one doien each of your dlfforini sited bottlei, aud obllgu Youri, II. P. LAWHY. TO THK PUHLIC. Pblililo certify thtt my wlfs was sffllcted with Ihe splnsl offeillon and d)ipepila for nine yeart. and a large portion of that time confined to her room. 'I nreo JoInU of hor back bone wero t'liow n out of place aud curved, caused by ill. caae and pain. She was quite bowed down In her stature during her lllne.a. Wc had three phyilclani attending her during the principal part of hor III. ueaa.but iho experienced 110 permanent relief frmn their pretcrlptloBi. I tfterwanlt procured one bottle of Dr. Porahn'a Alterative Hülm, nnd by the lime ihe had med ihttbotlle tbo felt great relief She seed but tevnn bot Ilea, when thu wte entirely cured, tound tnd well, of her dlaeatea, tnd hor back-bone litt lotl lit curve, aud the It at alrnlghl In her nature aitbe waa previoui lo the attack. We utroby certify thai we believe the Hslm to be tbo eetl medicine In tue, snd we believe It to be a certain cure foi the iplnul sffectiou snd d)ipoptS, and cannot too highly recommend Itlo any porton afflicted wllblheabovo diteaaes. We alio find It an uffeclusl euro in many other dl. seasos In which wo bat 0 tried It In our fsmlty. (Nlglicl) Al.KX. CI. A UK. .vi a it r 11, 1 iiAiin. Lynchburg, Highland ro., O., Jan. :, 'oil. Lynchburg, Highland co.,Jan. 0, 'SS. Thli li to oertl ly thai I have been aftllctcd for soven or eight yesrs w Itlio tptnal affection and dyt. It, snd a part of that time wsi cOnflund to my I bad tiled ihe vorlout remedies tried pre. crlbed by tbe phyilclani wbo attended me, but obtained no ncrmsnnul relief until I tried Dr. Forha's Alterative Balm, Uy tlie time I had used three or four boltk-i I fell great relief, and bad Bat uted more Ihtn seven bottles until I was entirely cured of the above named iIIbobioi. I feel t t due to the publle, aa well as to Dr. Dr. Ponba, to ttale the above named facti, and to lay that I believe Hie HALM to be the bust medicine In use, aud I ranot recommend It too highly to suffering humanity. I have uted It in many olhereatei In my family for which It waa recommended, and ll has given entire satisfaction lu all cases. Jons Wttssa. I am well acquainted -vlth Alexmdoa Clark and bis wife, and siso John WaUsr, and know the above statements to bo malten of fact, aud they aru persons of rsspectsblllty and candor. Signed A. GIHLEKI ean recommend Mr. Portba's Alterative Halm as being the boil modlclue I over used for'crsmpa and paint. Wbon I bad tha Cholera, I was cramped very much, and In leti thtn out minute I wat relieved of all paint. I have tried It for cult, brul ana, and burnt, and found It lo glva Immediate roHefa I was taken with a severe pain in Uta back could not ttralghten m)ielf, and I only rubbed It twlcu,aiid the pain left me, and I waa aa well ai I ever wat. It It good for headacboa, my ton wat attacked with a severe bea.'acbo,and 111 ouo-ltalf houraltor bathing bis boad, bo was relieved. tour,, reipeclfully, J. W. Allies. Cerllueatu from N.I, Hubble, of tho CliirliiBatl PuelCo. We had a hone thrown overboard from a Coal Flat, belween two boalt, sod fast In the geari at the tl me, and a steamboat pstilng, which Jam med ine boala lo gelber, with tlie holte atruggllug at tho hum . Ho was very much cut and bruf.o.l.Aller wo got blm out wo applied Mr. Furths'! Al lerallve Halm freely lo Ibe cult tnd liruttes, expeeling, however Hist lbs hone wai ruined. Hut after Handing about ttalrty.ila linun, the hone was put lo work, as wel I at ever, except tho scan In coniequence of the cult ho got. And we would cheerfully recommend It to the publle at tbe beat raedlelue we have uted, and we have tried all Of be different kludatliat are In nie. I concur with otnort In rcromiui)"dlii Dr, Fortba'i Alterative Halm ai the bail medicine we ave ever uied for bonei, and alao for cute and bjultet ou iho human pereon. N. 8. Hi bslb Certificate from Chat. H. Hrysnt, Eaq. Clueluuatl, Jan . H, 'AO. During Ihe lummerand fsll of lu 1 wet quite III aldlOt'reul limes, from disease ft tho tllsusiu of thu a to mach aud boweli. Uy the Snt of Docembor, thecompltlnl,had,run through the varluiia ilaget of tho diarrhea and dyietilrry, and Bually tho piles set In to complete the almost Intoleruble ph) .It-ill mltery to whlch.thli latter complaint frequently toblocii tbo sufferer. 1 bed been conSued 10 my bed for about a weak with this latt complaint, aud was very muco reduced. 1 hstlspplled lo a skillful physician, who had proscribed lor ma several eayt, but 1 saw no ovldenl s) mptoms of recovery. At title point of time, Porthu't Al. lorativollaliii came under my obiorvallou. Uy consldersble psrsuaslon, 1 wssluduced to tsko It In tmall doiot of a leaspoonful at often as a paroxysms ol iho dlsesss came ou. I bad taken luiuo tbreeof theie doeei,when 1 Tell decidedly bvllor aud afterwardt recovered with auch rapid It) that In two daysaflrr 1 commenced taklug the Hülm, 1 was entirely free from tho u Reds ol the disease. 1 believe tbo Halm ll au exccliont reiuoil) for dytpeptlaaud ita kindred coraplaiula, dyarrhea, dysentery aud the piles. 1 hsve msdo ibis itaiomenlal tbo requert of Mr. Förtha, who kindly agorod me tbe medlelue which I believe effected o cure In the above eaaa. Respectfully youn, Cnas. I. Hbyabt. Wholsiale Depot, at J.d C. Reakhlrt'i, No. 31 reari-11. cm. Dr. Forsba, Drug Ate re, North side of Ki.th-al.. 3 doon east of hmllh, Cln. O . For sale by D. V, Johnston, M.W. Halle, Slaughter o Williams, J. Powsrs, Llnck A Fsrquhsr, and Wm.L. Parqubar.lo Urookvllle, and by country mercban It generally. mmm mm works. Western How opp. ( itlbnrlm Nt. T. WHITE & SON, rtlHOMAI WHITE A SON, WHOLESALE X und Holall dualers In Purelgu aud American Marble, Monuments Tombs, Head and Pool Stonet Table Topi, Fences for Grave Lott, and variout other arllclet. Entire tatlafactlon will be given to all pnriom favoring ut with their ordert. We employ tbe bait work roon, and tell tt prtcet lowsr than any other Yard. Caps and Rills ou hand. Oar Agent for Brook vllle, Is Mr. Jamal Kennedy, wbo will attend to all ordere.

NEW YORK.

CARTERS MM MIXTURE. Ill K OKKAT ITKIFIKH OK TUP. BLOOD I THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN! Not a Particle of Mercury in ii ! An Infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's RvU, Kboumatlsm. Obitinste Cutaneous Eraptloas, Pimples or l'oetulos oa tbe'flbM, BloUhss, Holla, Ague tnd Fever, Chronic More Byet, Klngworm, or !Tetter, Kctld-Hetd, Bn. Isrgemcntsnd pain of the Bones and Joints, Halt Kheutn, Stubborn lUleera, Syphilitic lMaonlera.and all dlteaaet arltlng from an lu Judicloua nie of Mercury, Imprudence In life, or Impurity of tbe Blood. Tbl. great alterative medicine and PuriSer of the Blood It now uted by thouiandi ofgralttful patients from all parts of tbe United States, wbo testify dally to to the remarkable cures performed by the greatett of all medicine, "Caller's Spa ntaa Mixture." Neuralgia, Rheunaallim. Scrofula, Kruptlnns on the Skin, Liver Die ate, Pevers, Ulcers, Old sores, Affection of Us Kldatys, Dlicaaes of ths 1 hrost, Pemsle Coaplalal, Pains and Aching of the Horn-, and Jolnta, aretpaedlly put to Bight by utlng thli great and toeillmable remedy. Por alldlsessei of lbs Blood, nothing bas yat been found to 00 rn pare with It. It clean. t tbe lytlemof all lapurltiea,acugenlly and efflelentIv on lite Liver and K Id nur i, and itrengthens the Dlguttlin.glrei tons to the alomacb, makes tbe Kktn clear and hoallhp, and reatorea the Conatltulion, enreebled by dlaeaie or broken down by the excesses or youth, to Its pristine vigor tnd strength. Por tbe dltes.es of Kemslet It la peculiarly applicable, and wherever It baa become known It rcgu'isrly preicrlbod with the 'jappieat cOecta. It Invigorates the wosk and debllllated. and Imparla ela.tlclty to the worn out frame, clears the Hin, ami luavra ine pam-m irein ami healtny; a aliiulc liolii of Una Ineatlnisble romedy Ii worth sore than til lbs so-called Narsapsrlllss lo existslice. The I urge number of corllBcatea which wa havo lei cited Irmu ..II portions ol the United KUlea, ia tlio bsit evident IS thsl there Ii no humbug about lt. Ilm Kreta, Hi- lio'.rl-keepora, msglttrsles phxticiant and public inen, well known to tba community, all sdd their loatlmony to tho won derful effects of thli (.KK I lll.uoli l'UHIKIKH. Call on the Agentnnd getan Almnao,snd read the ili lall.or tlie wonilnrrul rurn. rierfonncd In tarter' everytl of an a aertlon WM. 1 Sprultli .Mixture, (in motl caae. where Ingeln, hsdalgnnlly fsllod.l Tbe lln.it lvertliemeut will not sd mil thslr full In S. BEERS & Co., Proprietors, iVo :HJ4, Broadway, W. Y. To whom all ordert muil he addreited. Por sale bv Urugg'ttt tnd Country Merchant. In nil purls of the t mted Stttei tnd the ( tnadat, un. 1 ( M.V. . llul'.e, lirookville, A. II. Chat, ,w 1 renio.i; jamea 1 timer, ralrnelU; l.barlet Vant anip, Melainora; I . Oifford At Co., laurel; and It. Shrlner, Andcraouville. PHILADELPHIA. D49CTOM IKtiH I, t D'N fKI.KItlf t'KD (1 ER M AN BITTERS. PREPARED BY Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philad'a, Pa. WILL KFPKCTUALLr CURB I.I VF. R COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CArtar tr Ncrvut nihility, liittetii tfthc Klilnryt, nml alt Diirattt arltlng Jrvm a itliträertU l.lvrr tr Mumarfi Such as Conillpstina , Inward Piles, noaaof hlood lo the Head, Acidity ofltieHiotnarh, Nauses, llesstburn, Dtigual for Pood, Pulneet or Weight In the Hiernach, aour Kruclallona, Kinking or Plutterlng al Ihe Pit of the Stomach, Bwlmmlng ofthe head. Hurried and difficult llroslhlng Plullerlngslllie Henri, Chosklngnr ailfloentliiB ti-naalloii. when lun l)lng po.ture, Dlinncat of vltlnn, Dots or weba before ihe hlgbt, Peverand Dull Pain In the head, DeMolency of pertplrntlou, Yellow in , of tho Skin and Kyet, Pnln In the Hide, Haek, Chen, I. mil-, tVc, Nud. dan fluilica of Heat, Horning In the Soih, Con.tinl Imagln. Ings- of Kelt, and great dejire.alon of Spirits. The proprietor lu cslllng lbs sltenllon of tbe public. lo Ihlt prept rui ion. does so v lib a feeling of tbo ulmn.t jonfioencv In Itt vlrtuei and adaptallon 10 the disoMtt for wblcb tl Is highly recommended. ll Is no new ond untried trtlcle. but ono that hat loo. 1 ihe tetl of t leu yotri' trial before the American people, and I la reputation and tale It unrlvallod by any similar prepsrstlons extant. The tetlltnouy In lit favor given by the mott promln. cut and well known I'll) alcl-iua and Individuall In nil parla ol the country ll Immenae, aud a care - fill pt-ru.ai 01 ine Almanac, puonatieu anii'inllv fill pilt) tlie proprietor, aud to bo had grails of sny of his Agenit, cannot but astlify the moil sceptical that thla remedy Is really detorvlng the great celebrity Ithai obtained. Prlnrlpsl Office sud Manuftctory,No.OO, AUCH Kl., Phtltd't, Pa. AtiKNTN. M.W. Utile, Rrookvllls, lad.; A. lt. I lin.e. Now Trenton; Juiiu-. Turner, Ptlrdeld; Cbti. Vtncamp, Molsranrs; T. Ollfonl ok Co., Laurel, snd K. Nhrlner, Andersnnvllle. TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES!! KKCRKTS FOR THE MILLION! A most Wnnderlul and Invaluable Publication IvK. IIITNTKK'.S MKIHOAL MANUAL; BKINO I run original and popular Treatise on Men .. ... . . . - u anu vvoinsn; tnoir rny- -wj ilology, Puncllons slid Jk. Sexual Dltordert of ov- -i-i erv kind, with noverfulling He medics for the peedy care of allditesses of a privat and delicate chsrsclor, Inci dent to the violation of tho Lawi of Nature and of Nature 'a Ood. PRICB TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Tho Aulhorof the above volume Is a graduals of one of th Brtl medlcsl echoola In the United Hislvt, ant having devoted a quarter of a century lo theiludy and treatment of Nypblllt and kin 1! red dlaordert as a tpoclallly, he hat become poteitel of mott Invctuable Information In regard to theiamo and Ii able lo compreit into vade medium compattlhe very quiniesiesce of medical cleuee on thlt Important iubcl ; as the result of the moat eminent pbyalclam In burope and America lilhorougbly domonstrstod In blsowa highly succeuful practico In tbo treatment of secret dl.eatei In many thousands of cases In lbs City of Philadelphia alone. Tho practice of Dr. Hunter has long boon, and still lilllersry unbounded, but st the esrnesl so-llcllalto.-i of uumoroui pereons, hehss been ludueed to extend tbe iphere of bit profotilousl uio-liilin-aa in Um I'oininunlty at larce. through the ! medium of hli"Modlusl Manual and Hand Hook for the AlDloled." lilt a volume thatibould be in tbe btnd of et -toryfamlly lu tho land whether uted at a preventive of tocret vlcet.orttagulde for Iba allevlalou of one of tho mott awfal and destructive tourceiovorvlilted upon mankind for tbe tint ol teniuallly and Impurity of every kind. 1 1 1. 11 Vol, 1 1110 I hatha, mrulvail thn iinnualieMit rt-coiniiiciidaliuu -.1 Uio flril PbVSletaäl In Uio Isnd, while many clergymen, fnlbert, molberi phllunlbroplati at.u bninaiillarlsns, btvo moil freely extended lit eliculallon In all quartert wlioru IIa powerfnl leachlugi would be llaely to be Instruinsnlsl In the moral purlBcalton aud physical livsllng of multitudes of our people, among the young, volatile, and lndlicreet,olllirwlae the pride and Sewer of the nation. Tllnaulhor a riruii. .... rt lata I a r v .i ... I .Ivnnalv ; agaiinu,vervtDocletofnlf..lelllomeiii.endaroa parent, and guardians, lu loarchlug terns, lo guard tho young of bwlh aexea from the lerrlnc cnmuquencei coocomltant of their Ignorance of physiological lawiaudtexual Impuilllee and Irregularllei, whether exhibited by precocious da volopoment orarlalng from the vlcloui and corrupting example! of their ecbool-matts or otberwlse, l o those wbo have been already ensnared to lhe"paibsthat lake hold on hell,"a clear aud explicit wty Itthown by which they may tecure a return of tound health, and a regeneration of tbe toiilfroin lis terrible pollution. Ills well known Hut ibouiands of victims are annually aacrlncod al the ahrlneof Quackery epec.ally ISMBS0 augering from Venereal or Hyplillillc dltcB.et Mrii'turut,hemluel Weaknott Nervous Dubiliiy,and lie numerous maladies wblcb apriug directly or less rsraotely from the Indulgence el carnal paasloua and secret violation, of Naif re. In view of tbote farts, and wheull It tltocouIdered that about HMi.otMj pertoni die aunually In tho United hlaleaof Coutumptlon a large majority being Iho vlcilmsuf the voluptuous Indiscretion of lliulr progenitors, agrooably lo lbs scriptural enunciation, that the sins or ibe parents are vlilied upou the children, even to tie third and fourth generation. Tbe Author, Imbued with lonllmunieof enlarged philanthropy, will tcarcely bo comured forauy eflorilo reilrain the vice, of the age, by the humble I natruiuontallly of bli Medical Mauuul. Ouo copy, aecurely envelopod, will be forwardedfree of postage loany pa rief the United Klalei or !Ucenla,orOrorgl. Addreat.poit-pald, COMiEN .V CO., Publishers, box IU7, Philadelphia. Hookiellers,Canvattori snd Book Agsnte supplied on tho mott liberal lermt. mar H ly ASA 1GLEII ART, , l.st 1 if .and Nuceessorlo Ingle, Wheelerdc Iglebarlin RealKsiale Agencies,) Attorney- at Law aud it.-ii 1 met a lei -nt, WllUltendio the Collection of Debts, thepurchsseandsale of Kual Kttateand all ether profiverional business Intrusted to him In Venderoorgn.and tho adjoin Ing couullei In InJlana. ' fOrrn ioviithi cabalbabb. KVANSVILLE, INDIAN A. CHEAP AND GOOD FURNITURE. T17ILLIAM FRANK, ANNOUNCES TO THE ff SttlSSM W Uioosvtiie, atu tue ruat of the world, thtt he kect 1 Rood ntpply or allklndi ol Purnlture at bit ihop on Mtlu uroot netrlv opsotlie to KmltbA Lynn'sCarrlageHliop. Ashe makes mott of It himself, he can recommend all the worktbatgees out of theshop. Pertoni who waalanythlng In hit line would do well 1 call snd examine the work and the price beforebuylngoltewbere. UNDERTAKING. He kespsall kinds of coOas ready-made, and r good Hearse wlUiwhlrh he ean attend funerals In town or country. Give blm s call. JeoeoltttaTy WILLIAM PKAPt

CINCINNATI.

rat. s. rBBB h. 1. S. WVBBS. a.BJ.caBMTta. e. WVBBS. FRENCH. WYNNE & CO., Importersana waoieeaie ueaieram ma tia ssa sts sbv ftti A A A f A . BVJ M IfJI do W aiKTff mtlflllMiSk MANUFACTÜÄKR8 OF WOOLEH H08IMY , No. IS Pearl St., between Vine A Kaoe. mar Uly CINCINNATI. DAV& MATIACK, WHOLESALE DEALKKS IN STAPLE AND FAUCI ,DRY (iOODS, &C NO. Sfl HE AKL ST., BET. VINE A RACK STS., msr 7 ly CTHCTJTHATJ., 0 WM. R. PADDOCK CO., EXCHANGE RROKERI. ( 'i K.M.K OP THIRD AND Wa LN UT STREETS CINCINNATI, 0. mar H ly JACOB 111,1 IB ABB X. UADMTBK. JACOB BISAS&CO. I IB SHIRTS, DRAWERS, Sl TRUN KS, No. 18 Petri Street, Clncinntll, Ohio, fab ly j " . w. oVonaoa . JKO. X.oVoBBna. ;0'('0NN0R & BROTHER. WHOI.BIALB BBALBBS IB I OKI 11. AND DunKBTK DRY GOODS, NO. 81 PEARL STREET, BETWEEN VINE AND RACE, CINCINNATI, 0. mtrcb7 ly DUHME & CO., ISksportara ssA Jobbern In WATCHES, JKWKLHY AND FANCY GOODS, N 1. uii Main Ntroet, under Commercial Baak, ( .ncl until. O. TnrWateh Msksn'Toolttnd Msterlsli Nov. 1 1 .taaa.sT lyr. Oil.T. S. RABBIS. nt. s . on bios. T. B. HARRIS, IliU'lililSn- APOTHECARY. S. fc. COR. 4th 4k MAIN ST'.., CINCINNATI, 0. march 7 ly PETER NEFF & SONS, wnoLasAta! HARDWARE tr, 1 1.1 it". No. 93'PearI:8t.:bet.Vine &Race, CINCINNATI, 0. march 7 ly n. a. cuirM ab. w. a. iHirtiaB. II. I). ('HITMAN k CO., c e an am I a a I as St Ferwarilat MERCHANTS, W HITP. WATER CAN ALBA SI N.CINCINNATI. Mi l l III ( i s: CIBCIBBATI. CABBSiaeB C ITT.IA. John Nwsiey A Co. : Morrison ft Newby Tweed,Mlbley ok Wright: B.A H.M.Coaklln, rO-ovetdr Niepbens, abbbstowb,! a. cos bbbs vi LtB, ins : A.I. Wiggins A Co. A. H.Conwsll A Sons. : OsorgeOlllosple. Liberal eatb advancement! made oa consignments. BD-Sjrr. B. BABTI STT. H.A. Sl BSBI.L I ...... B. Bartlett & Co., Commission and Forwarding chants. Mer-MABt-rai Ti'BBBI 0 Alceliol,Campheiie. I'lioagrne and Bnrmlng t Inld. No.ss Wasl Front sl., Cincinnati, Ohio. Llnieod Oil, Lard OH. tailor OH, Alcohol, may ISly Spu. Turpentine, Pouih I'ruMlsts Polaih, White Lead, Caadles, March, Soap, Olue, Ac. S. & H. RUFFNEE, Manufacturer, niol Dealeriln P A P E R and Wholotaleand Netall GKOCERN, N COR WESTERN BOW A PEARL 8TI, CINCINNATI, O. C r I he higbeti market price paid for RAOS OLD HOPE and other paper itock . novUMly t4 Aaron A. Colter. OROCBKY PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MKRCHANT. N.R.COHNKHOP SKVKNTH AND MAIN STB. CIcsCINNATI, OHIO. NovjSO- 49-lyr-. 1HP0BTAHT TO BUILDER. H0RSLEY& EHLER, FRONT STREET, BET. WESTERN ROW AND JOHN, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Deslers Id sll kinds of Lumber and rnanufactnrare of Sash, Ooore, Blinde, Window Frames, Mouldings, Base Pilasters, Weather Boarding. White end Yallow I Ids Flooring, Shelving for Btoreo, Palling for Fan0 s 1 Boards planed onbothildet.of vtrloui ihleknett lulublefor the Insldo finish of bouses. Ihlt ssUbllshment wlU be found lo be of great, benefit lo penont building In the couitry, at Ibey can beiupplled here wllnalllba materials ready made of lunilier, thoroughly seasoned for Inlehlng houtei. In the Lumber Yard contacted with thlt eiubllthmeut there U kept for sale an exUntlre atiortinent of Lumber for all building purposes. Saab primed andglaaed.eonitanlly on band. All orders promptly attended le. I'KHMN CASH. Nov. , lB3 47 1 yr. 6. W. Coffin & Co., BELL & BKASS FOUNDERS. DKALKRS IN LEAD, ZINC, COPPER, HUM K TIN, M'l l Tl.lt SOI IU H, .Tll'TAI. I'tC KIMi, MIlANfS C-UCKSt, WHISTLKB, AC- AC. ou. tOt A 104 DMttfSrcond or C ol. umtun fSlroCts CINCINNATI, OHIO. OUR BELLS are aseculed on true Scientific and Harmonlac principles, as followed In the Irst Hell Founderles of Germany, France, Holland and Kngland. nov ? ly uro.4rioB,JB. S.S. ABPIIWI. sapsöw & co., IHMBTBBSASn OBaLBSSIB C'ltlna. Ulatt aad Qmoenewarc, Mo OS Malu Ulreet, 3 door, below third, may I81y CINCINNATI. WM. LEE & GO. 1 WENT FOURTH STREET, OINCINNATI, I 4 hsve now In store, and are coniUntly recslvng New Stylos of rieh FANCY DRY GOODS, Embracing all thai liraoit fashionable and desirable la Hobeaof nil kinds, Mika, Orsrandlra,: Orunsdlnca, Tinnes, Last ii, ll i. regei, 4 lull II .1.- Lalurt. Urllllanteo, Em broldr rl.-e, Laeet, l.lotea, llMlerjr, MiUMlsand MantUlna, A tnelot of PrlnUalOi 0., rc, and 10c.; together wim loon uiuBi i.txtt .uiiri in WHITE 60 i)S, Linens. Muslins and Quilts. Their entire stock will ba found unusually attractive to buyera this season, on account of tbe Immense vsrlelles of Goods, and I VERY LOW PRICES. Merchant! are respectfully Invited to five them a call. Terms Liberal. johb tait: a. w. TA.T. TAIT & SON, COMMISSION MEROHaVNTS, A BP BBALBBS IB j n 0 if .0 1 , Ti: 85 VTmlnat Nt.,rinrlanatl, O. ter, Kggt, Ursia, Feathers, Dried Fruit, , PoUtoes, Onions, Ae. Liberal CASH advsncemenU made oa eonilgnmanU. Orden for Groceries and Manufactured Articles eoltelted and ailed on the moel favorable terms. aaylly

Miner. c-rcBsai or abb rajotatAta muhu CLOTHING

NEW YOBK.

1 THE TRIBUNE FOR 1857. The KWeUoB li pait. and tto result proves that the work devolved on the Kepabllean party Is not yel co pitted. laaU tstelUsuro andHastbf tlie country -Id waw England, to. and tha HaeSSi-WsBl Skt - " tvrtesas M Hew -York, Ok publican Uaa.r Soeta In triuxph ; while in Southern Joreey, Penntylvanla. Indtaast a4 IIllnoU in sbert. wberever fatr newipspert art taken, and where eomtuon eehoott are loo new snd too fable to have educated last preaeat gee a ration of voters Ike Mack Sag of Slavery eattrocU tbe sunthlae. A straagar Is AejMStSt might diattegsiih thoae portion, of the cooaUy ruotl Metted wltb Kdurwttoa, UietlVmtee.Thrfr and vlrtae. by ecstoainglne return, of Ut Pres'. deaUal contest of ISM. Wa kava Stdad of present tucceea. not kiBSBBl tbe People ate asra latt at, but beeauee that targe portion who 4M not bear or read lbs argument as4 do not knew what ware the real questions at Issue, went almost sol id agt.n. t US, reveralog the verdict which Ute great ma)orlly or the endeavored to Theee fads lad leaks the psih of pressing duty. with no uamaaly replnlngs over what Is Irtwvo cable with Be aUateaieBt of Start a tawfas -cauie (he triumph of Liberty in hir new ordeal la not wo at tbe Loog lslsnd aod Walla Plains of herslraggle-wlih ao shadow of regret that the Itarpswilbltlty of governing H not eonflded to Bar champion before the People were felly ready te utlaln tbcm ws begin sfrrih tbe work of diut mg that v IUI truth wblcb. In regard to Ova eon rerni of thlt world aa well aa of the neat, atakea Free Indeed. Mow. in tbe Have Powert aeywav of victory, wbea Its ministers and serviiosrare gathering and plotting V msketse nawi or inrir triumph and "cruth out" tat) spirit which they vainly believe to be c rar I Bed a ad e nlea.be d now, when the fainl-bearta4 or saldAtjartad who lately basked In lbs luaablna of our pr'malure hopet are hauling off to repair daeaasrae ard talking of abandoning Ihe rugged arrna ol I'otllkee for mora quiet and flowery Saids now. in Uto hour of weariness and shadow, 1 be 1 rlbuaa renews IU vow a of eternal hoaUlily Ut every form of tyranny over the bodteo or eoale of tat at the tbameful assumption tbat lb benighted ad feeMe, whether In eout or body, are te be retarded and treated aa iheeonveelenoe or tbe prey taf their w Iter or suoagwr brethren -to the domination of datpott and oligarrbt, whether of em plres or plsnUllont to Ois eaelavevs of cttUe and kingdom'! la Kerope or ihe breedanof children lor the auction -block and the cottoa-Seld la Virginia or Alabama. Tbe doctrine that ao human being was avar cretted for the baaeSt or advantage of anotherthsl sll service between ansa and man should ba free and reciprocal that the laborer aboold not toll and sweat to pamper oUirr'a ,rtde ut 1 ler to othrfs" luxury, bul for the lasieaan rnmfort of thoae near and dear to htm Is ed lo certain triumph It mun prevail.! rrlgna, and Kartb waa not created to be a 1 ol injustloe, oppression and misery tor ever, ll tnuH triumph; for all tree prophecy aftrms and Ute vindication of the Dlvlee benlgtitv tBaperatlvely requires It, ll mott triumph. Bar ttemorrmt Is Amertoa cstnaotslways rema n tbe sasst ef ar iitocraliand lbs ihsmsof reformers and liberals throughout the Old World. It mutt triumph; tor Man's history It not a cbaoe or a riddle, but every where Instinct with meaning; and no ha rote effort ever failed of IU effect no drop of martyr blond was ever iked la vala. Hut even If we Kepubllcam fold our srma In alumber. our a not permit II. They are busy to-day In I ing their eordi, and atreialuer.ing tiiair with s vigilance snd activity wbteh raves I a a ean aelousaess oa their part that their domlntea ratal be made tare forthwith, er their tcrpi re wHIhsflft forever departed- To-day, myrmhtoms of tbe Slave Power ibreaun and hi rata northern Mealco, are encamped In the haart of Central A merle and waging a war of exlirmi nation aa Use Sktlraa ted InhabiunU of lu petty Nepubllra. while 11 by tu rni leon and scow li al Cuba, while Its mast uth Issi bandi are precipitated on devote. 1 Kantat, under the proteellMi andentilct ofthe Federal Adealnlitrallon. Kven white we write, tba sal--graph Inlormi ut that twenty Free Rule mas. guilty of attempting lo defriol their I the nplne and violence of lluford't and Tli.t. t blood thiraiy bandiu, have been convlutedhy tav eompu's Court of manilaoghter: aod senteaoed to Bve jean' Imprleonn nnt. I hlt Is bat a fair 1 imaatat har.1 labor at fel sneciuien of hat hat loaaj I Kanaaa a Juitlee hieb o pay and aldi them In baa. pa.sed for' Justice" In takes the criminals into pav 1 ting down, plundering and"elnlng out" tbe In nupcnt,whom It conalgnt to the Bute pries tf lhay aro ever goaded Into tbe mtdnett nt resist ti g their oppreaara. Kueb erlniei ami 1 unhappy Keniat hat for the latt twelve endured, evtn Hungary ar Polaad bsi ntvsr known; sad the foersl aboee lutiigstiosi Usee il lair. ! e ware end are perpetrated alu enlbrtined In the White II., ute. and lit. j.. at a h.eved another four yean' aaeendeney la the Federal Ooverament. Who, la view ol these f ecu, ean aar Use Republicans may nov pile tbelr arms svea for aa bourt Tmb Taist'Bs will ba, as It haa beea, a Political Journal- avowedly, though not rnluilvetj 10.It recngalses tha Uuth that Freedom and SUvery are here grappled la deadly ronllct, snd tLal tst the result one of Ibem must loee all control neer Iba federal fio tern meat, ant, while li glvee pronjlnjnce and empliatli lo ibe d It r nation and eluoldation o' tbe great laaae of the day. It links none of tbe cbtrarieiiettci 01 a Butlueataud Family Newspaper. The proceeding! of Cnestrese. Ikolhoie of Ksnraa. 111 be watched and r.bortsd by aa able aad Ssarlen enrps of enU, while from London, Parts, ( ontUoltauple, Havana, Kau Pranrlaro, Albany and other csnura of intorett, ourtpocial advteee will be, ae tatey have beeu, freth and r 'table. A member of mr K. in. .rial corp. Uaard Taylor U aaw la orthern Kurope.and will ipend Uie Winter la Sweden, Upland, Hunts, Ihr nee msk Ing bU way nail act son across filberts bbJ Tartary lo ihe moata ol Iba Amour, snd thence homeward by tbe ParlSr Bad California, unleattoiue change of roole thai I promise greater iulerctt and proSt lo our reedert. for whom alone ba will write regularly through ; out bis adventurous journey, which Is likely to require twoyears for lis co lupletinn Ourreporu oT the moil Interratliig lecluroa, Ac, will be full aud reliable, and public lueettuga. our Forebja aad liomeatii .-tewa made upwltä regard lo the eastdenaatlon Into our ample rc rolunins of Ihe rrrati sl a.iiuui. 1 01 inu'iiiav-iirii inai la e,.naiaieni w IU. ISO j use of type of generous tlsa. In sbort, If wa fail to mtki I be 1 ribune worth Ita coat, It iball not be for want of expenditure ar eSert. If II be deemed desirable by Ropublkrrni tint I The Tribune thould be circulated In Utelr teveral localities, we arge them to aaa that Clube be mail up and forwarded In dee season. Ths pnitmaiL-rt are teiniemcially admonlihed not to aid oar rlr. . illation. I. in to urge tnttead that of Journal. deemed "tound " aud "National" by the comb. trleU of AUblson snd SUtngfellow. Wa saa Ifvo Kepubllcsns everywhere to uke ears that those elfortt be no effectual to quench the light of Freedom in the murky mitts et Slavery. TDLMB Daily Tribuns, per annum as m, KKMl-WKKKLY TRI BUNK. Single copies, per annum fttass Two Capias s -oh Five Oeptoe j Ten Copies, to one addraee sjatlSB Wa sand tba Semi-Weekly Tri Suae to cleicymen si t - per year. 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Such wrlura at Fanny Fera.byUanae Cobb, Jr., ahd Kmenon Bennett, are pertnaBOBliy .-ngaged 00 ll, and will write for no other paper beret iter. Mn. Stgoaraey, also, coniUntly wrtlot for It; te do s boat of other popular authors. Incladlag Mn Km ma 1). K. tt. 4ooihworth, Alice (a... Mn. Vaugban.Mary W. Stanley Gibton.t lire nydaey Ore, die. The Ledger Ubeautlfull) i.iu.iralcd e ery week. Tba Naw York Ledger It printed oa Uesatlrat whlU paper, aod U C oajpoee.f of elgh t pagea, mi king ti.e haodsometl weekly paper U the country, lilt published every Natarda; , aad .old at all the newt osjcee In every city aad town throughout tha country; and Is mailed for .abecribon at two dollars per annum; iwo copies are tool It wa dollar!. An, pereon obtalelBg eight tu been Oers Sl fl,3o esch, winch tt nor low eel club ratet, and tending us fill, will be entitled to oue copy Fata. Terms Invariably In advance. 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