Rensselaer Gazette, Volume 3, Number 13, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 July 1859 — Page 4

Poetry. THE CALICO DRESS. A fig for your “fashionable girls,” their velvets and satins and laces, Their diamonds, and rubies and pearls, And their milliner figures and faces; Thjey may shine at,a parly or ball, Emblazoned with half they possaas, En# give me in place of them all, My girl with tlho calico dress. She is plump as a partridge, and fair Is th« rose in the earliest bloom; teeth will wiith ivory compare, nd her breath with the clover perfume; ] step is as free and as light s the fawn's whom the ininterhard press; j 1 her eye?is ais soft und as bright—y girl with the calico dress. Ycjur dandies anil foplings may sneer At her simple and modest attire, But the charms she permits to appear 1 Would set a whole iceberg on fire. Shd can dance, blit she never allows The hugging, (the .squeezing and caress; She is saving all these for her spouse— 7 My girl with the calico dress. Shy iis cheerful, warm hearted and true, And kind to her father and mother. r Shfe studies hew much she can do ff'or her sweet-little sister and brother. Ifjyou want a companion for life, To comfort, enliven and bless, She is jiist the right sort ot'.a wife— My girl with the calico dress.

j UlisccttatuQtts. A murderouti Assault upon tlie Heuician Boy, The'rfainry had a set-to exhibition in the National Theater, Boston, one night last week, pn which occasion He.en tn, the “Beniciati jßqy,” was a Spectator. The Herald ', aavs: 1 “Wfien the audience were leaving the | theater! Mr. Heenan (was set upon by ruffiinsi in Portjland-street, vjlio struck him from be-! hind with a billy or a sjung-shot and felled ; him tofthe ground. Mr. tleenan regained his feet and cleared I the way before him, but was repeatedly as-i saultedfwith clubs behind, and knocked down three timeis. The gang of ruffians who sur-, rounded bin. wore numerous enough to prevent thje immediate interference of any one who might have felt disposed to save his life. Knivesj and pistols were flourished, and one of the gutter was placed ;t his side and snapped, hut, fortunately, it did not explode Heenan managed to free himself from the murderous assailants just as a hack was passing and got into it. lie was ta en to Wilbur's Apothecary store near the RevSre H ■use,janll Doctors Dale and Jones were \ called. : Hie Was bleeding profusely from I seven qr eight wounds upon the back of his ] head,hjs right knee-pfin was injured and his i clothing was torn and bloody. After his ( woundej were examined, he was conveyed to I the hotlse of a friend and medical aid up- \ plied. I; “Thd attack was evidently a preconcerted ! one, and made with murderous intent, in the moit cowaidly manner, and it is fortunate for!the object of it that he escaped with, his life! It is supposed to have been instigated ifo consequence ot a grudge borne by • pe.sonjwhp had a tr.isu iderstanding with Heenait in New York, and was considered by him: to have been settled at or near the time oflits occurrence. “Thp hired bullies who committed the murderous assault, performed their job so suddenly that there was no opportunity for the police to interfere. The wout.ds are not considered dangerous, unless serious iiiflummatiunjshould tak*- place.” A l.ong Lawsuit. Theißritish House of Lards has just given a decisjion in the case of the heirs of Peter ThelluSson, which has been in litigation since 1;797. It is one of the most noted wili ca«es pf modern times, and lias led to a statute which (enacts that the power of devising property for the purpose of accumulation should] be restaained in general to twentyone yejirs ja Iter the cleatli of the testator. I Peter 'J’heSiusson's wishes had been strictly ; carried 01 t, the property to be divided would | have amounted to Jgs 1 f>o 000,000, hut for six- ! ty-onejyeairs a series of Chancery suits were instituted Jby various persons who hoped to gtfasp it portion of the'immense wealth lying idle anti unenjoyed before them. Cos's, want of energy on the part of the trustees, and other (jausies, have so affected the estate that little, ijf anv more, remains to be divided than there was at. the time of the testator's death A London journal reports that the longest lawsuit which ever took place in England, or, indeed, in any part of the world, arose in a litigated question respecting certain possessions near Wotton-under-Edge, in the countjj of Gloucester, between the heirs 01 Thomas Talbot, Viscount Lisle, on the one part, ajnd the heirs of Lord Berkeley on the other. ; The suit was instituted toward the end of (the reign of Edward IV., and Was still pending in the reign of James 1., at which ime aj compromise took place between the partiefe—thus embracing a period of 120 years it High Court,of Mississipp : has decided tfhat a free negro of another State cannot take properly by will in that State. The <|ecision is based on the Dred Scott dicluni that negroes are incapable of becoming cijizens, but are of an inferior class, to-vvards-vvhorn there is no comity under the law' off nations. , : -y Ji'h; -1 t •» ■ >v Africans purchased by planters in Mississippi have died iij the process of acclimation, so that they di> not prove any cheaper tl.an Virginia bred njegrocs after all.

W. J. Sc J. W. LA RUE’S COLUMN.

W. J. & J. W. LA RUE ARE RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, WHICH THEY OFFER AT LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TOWN. Just call anti see, and if you do not find it so, don't buy their stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEEXSWARE, lIATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CACKS, HOSIERY, GLOY ES, etc., etc., with a full and complete assortment of HARDWARE AND NAILS A LITTLE LOAVER THAN EVER AVAS OFFERED IN THIS COUNTY BEFORE. ALSO, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST STYLES AND MOST DURABLE QUALITY. DCr’Anv person having a vesy small quantity of Cash can make more money buying at tile Stone Store than any other house in town. [1 m ] Renssselaer, April -7, 1559.

Latest from Pike’s Peak, 20,000 MEN EN ROUTE TO THE GOLD MINES! WELL, let ’em go; but as some of the good people of Jasper will have to stay at home, we have opened out for their inspection the finest lot of Hardware ever brought to this market consisting in part of Ames &, Leonard's Spades and Shovels, Spears Jackson's Saws, Planes best brands-- Augurs, Field and Garden Hoes. Iron and Wood Rakes, Butts and Strap Hinges—all sizes—Locks and Padlocks, Sheep Shear Bells; Halter, Breast and Trace, Chains; Hume; . Drawing Knives, Files. &c.; in fact, everything usually found ill an establishment of this kind We would also invito espeeid attention to oil' fine stock of Pocket and Table Cut/-ry, Spoons , Scissors, Ac., of which we have a good variety j of the most approved brands. We have also added to our stock a fine assortment of Notions , such as Pins, Combs, Thimbles, Pencils, Gun Caps. Lead, &c., all of which we are selling at unusually lotc prices. Wo have also, in addition to our stock of: House Trimmings, Sash, Glass, Putty, White Lead, Ac., pres anting unusual fieiiiii -s to builders, as they are thus enabled to get their Trimmings all at one house, and that, too, at gr rally reduced prices. We till give our customers an opportunity to buy one of the Charter Improved Governor, [elevat’d oven,] or Utah Cook Stoves, at Lafayette prices. We have, also a large stock of Cast Stove Boilers, Stove Pots, Tea K -ttles. Spiders, Grid - : dies, and all kinds of stove ware, cheap as dirt Also, Ovens, Sugar Kettles, .Skillets and Lius, odd Lids, Sad Irons, Dog Irons, Ac. We have also oil hand constantly a good supply of Tinware, manufactured by ourselves, which we will sell as low as can be bought any place. Thankful for past patronage, we will be ver\ glad to show our customers and the rest of mankind through our new stock, confident, if tln v want anything in our line, that we can sell to them, if low prices are any inducement. H-ts I. M. STACKHOUSE A BRO. New Albany & Salem R. R. ||pg|| |p2j|p ’*•#s>-'-1859. 1859. srjratrxEis ti;;; usciLMi-NT. ON AND AFTER APRIL —0 . T AS.-, -u N’G F. It TRAINS ! WILL. BE RUN AS FULL, vys': fiOIVU NOUTH. I'IIOM Nla Vv ALB A N Y.—Chicago M.vii. —Daily, except Sunday,.at S: it A. .M. Stooping • at all Stations on signa . Connecting at Green castle at (i ;>0 P. M., try- St. Louis, arriving at t* 2a A. VI.; and 7 29 P. VI for ludinitapn is. ivingat S.:>s P. M.; uiul at Lafayette at 12: H A. VI. for C:i:; igo, arriving at 9.29 A . VI. Passengers dine at Mitchell and sup at Gr auicustle. Sr. Louis ino Cincinnati Day Express..— Daily, except Su ml iy, at 12 .On P. VI.. stopping:;! all regular Stations. Oouuuetlug at Mitchell with the <). & VI. !!. R. train for S*. Louis at .4-: 2 I‘. VI., arriving at 24n A. VI.; and for Cincinnati at 140 P. M.. arriving at 14.19 I’. VI. Pisseng rs iliuo at VI itebell. St. Louis aan Cincinnati Night Express.— Daily at 9:9.P. • . Stooping only atr 'g ii i;Stations. Connecting at Vlitcliell with th O. Ov ■VI. R. R. trains for St. Louis and ( i iri.mati. Reaching Cincinnati at (j iS A VI., and St. Louis ut 2910 p VI. FROM GltF.FiNOASTLE.—Lafayette Accomodation.— Daily, except S unlays-, at H:55 A. VI. Connecting at Lafayett- at 1:00 P. VL with Chicago Day Express, arriving at Michigan Cil\ it 4.50 P. VI., and at Chicago at 7:00 P. VI. GOINft SOI XII. FROM MICHIGAN ClTY—Cincinnati Dai Express.— Daily, except Sundays, at 9:50 A. VI. (leaving Chicago at 7.00 A. VI.) and running directly through to Cincinnati, arriiiug at 9:05 P. M., stopping at all Stations bM w -eii Michigan City and Lafayette. Passengers dine ut Lafayette Ju net ion. Cincinnati Night Express.— Daily, except Saturdays, at 14.25 P. VI. (leaving Chicago at 8:00 P. VI.) running directly through to Cincinnati, arriving at 9,411 A. V-i. Connecting at Lafayette, at .4:20 A. VI , with Louisville Vlail Train for New Albany and Louisville, arrii iug at .9:4.5 P. M. Stopping at all regular Stations North, and utall Stations South of Lafayette. Passengers breakfast at Greencastie and dins at Mitchell. FROM VtITC II ELL—I ouisvir.r.E Day Express.—Daily, except Sundays, at 4:55 P. VI. Stop .iug at all regular Stations. Connecting at Vlitcliell with (). &, M. R. R, trains from Cincinnati at .9: '2 P. VI.. and from St. Louis at 4.40 P. M. Reaching New Albany at 755 P. VI. Louisville Night Express.—Daily at 1:15 A. VI. Stopping at regular Stations. Conneciing vith O. &. VI. R. R. trains from St Louis Arriving at New Albany at I 15 A. VI. FROM L VILAYET FE.—(l reencistle Accom ioation.—Dai yat 2:50 P. M. Connecting 9 Lafayette with Day Express from Chicago and .Michigan City. Arrives at Greencastie 7it (i 10 P. M-. in time to connect with train for Inlianapoiis at 7 29 P. VI., arriving at 8 55 P. Vi.; nd tor St. Louis at b:52 P. M-, arriving at G. 25 V. M h The Through Trains conirct at Greenc istie with the 1 erro Halite and Richmond Railroad. •nd at Lafayette with the trains of the Toledo. Wabash, anil Western Railroad, at VI. S. Cros-. -ing with Michigan Southern and Northern Liliana Railroad; at Michigan Cltv with the Michigan Central Railroad for Chicago and all points West and North-west, ana tor Detroit und til points East. CTO Illy one change of Cars for Chicago, St. Louis or Cincinnati. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH JCT'Chrougli tickets for sale in Louisville, No 555 M ;in .'reel, and ut the Company’s offices in New Albany, Michigan City and Chicago, for all the principal points in the East and North-west 1L E. RICKER, Sup't Supt's Office, New Albany, Apr. 2' 1 , 1559 JUST RECEIVED, A LOT OF SPLENDID SPRING AND liiMMEn LADIES, CALL AND SEE THEM. ~ 9 VUSX. ROU I'.\. j»AiS r v7S2 MOV«A COVINGTON, INI). S. E. METTEE, Promictcr.

Protection against Lightning. MONSON'S Copper Tubular LIGHTNING ROD, WITH SPIRAL FLANGES, (PATENTED AUG. 5, 1856. ) Single Rotls, o«Hn|»L i rf' for t«> sent D.v ex pros-, lu ;t:iy part t.f ilti n:i iv V >-■ t »fT« r uneraal iiDiacenionts Td persons who an 1 rrpjr* fl in | nriing up iUttls or who may Desire to et gage in ?hia Irusim-ss. County an*i State Rigii-ts-fcr sale. Thia R»)(l is in general use in C< nfral Tnrfrana, and many other localities through* nt ti e count y. It always succ-eils wlierev it i> inno-.hu'ed. It is no humbug. No m m who examines ji'- merits will ever buy any other K -o. Tip* oki in nj. «ls‘pi*. r way beforo it iis ignoiMiice Hies lefue tl > imlghht «f li^h.t. — Accord.'ng t > Prof. Faraday, ate! • ’her men of note, copper h i-* a cond teting power '• to s’ti'm*-H . rtouter than ir u* ; an*l, in adtiition to thi- itnj ortant fact. ntioii's* I yOi'l h;is a surtayo iii>Mm and out, i ariy tlirce times as great as th * o!<i ir-ti rn«K Mniiui’s lb dis an ornament on the bo*st :ud f’« . tu t rust, but W2ll endure an age witb<*ut iodny it 1 due'ing power. This Ib"l has r>-ceiv «1 the I r.'-t Frcn/iwis: at tho American Tn-oituro of N'ew Y ovi; : the F ranhlin Institute of I‘hilud lohia ; t tie N.; i ion,:] Idiir at Louisvilio, Ky. ; tie* State Fairs of Ohio, I< \v«, J n-Jia»«a, EunnoO ticuf. and wherever cxhil.i*. e. was re ver beaten in any conto-sr. and tv'v.q- \ \ i o v.} ere there are truiy pcientifie judge's.- I; !i :»s I •-•n «ti dorsed art] highly coißmemled by John Yffi’o.. Prr fesser < f Na/ural Scienco in tho North'vesteru <Ju istian Ur.; ver■-itv : Jas. S. Athon, Supt. lin liana lieiße Asylum ; I»- T- Drow’N, Indiana State <;<•.»t,:-_ri<t ; I < kin ANPRrw? Frepident \l> TIVOO (‘odege, (. mil tt. (»bio : l>rs. Khiiifn Pabv:n. Phvsicians and < ht-misti-. I *:«I i *iiap< lis. and mauy t?* h r persons of well-known s*-ieniif;c attainments. Iu OCI vl* *X* I\HTNSON, I n<i;anfVpolis. Ind. A JI.MiNIFIf'KVr ENTERPRISE! 4 . J . AI, K X » N Hilt'S TUil. l'A SIN 141 MVGNIF CENT CASH, WAT CH AND LAND (. IFT 1) IS TRIB 177 OX, i ur .fitly t". t'-'.O, (uilliiius SO Sets Solid Sihrr IV /••<-. 40 Heavy (told Chairs. 200 Ac-'es • j }{irh Farming 1 -and. -S2 0 <8 in .; »n rican lin'd, and 400 d and SU!v< r Wale!,!/ AinGDg which w:U be found the GREAT A.MEKRMX . *■• »[; I ING WATCH, Y\ orth sj-'dr; pw« ronti.g- a c; and total < ■ -,0»(> prizes* a.ii-bui.Utrg li* itie a;: t« •. n. i-w .. a uilieeiit sum YT !T,-O A 5? oO t TiCKurs h-:.AirrcD to it,got One Pr r.x* la I! very '£'«*sisS« T, k et. 'fMIK ;i!;i’vc array of va!able goods, will he uistrbuL ted in p.tblie, m !x • * •nbtrfgii, Ind., by a disinterested Coiot.iitUe • 1 ntlcn.en eh «. ted bv the ticket ‘ciders iIK-ii m-Iycg . . Mt-i.day, .April lh, 1H59. In precentitig i.y IH I i.'l V z I\'| li r chei c t«> the lavt»i able cousfder&i ion if the public. I embrace this oppi/it unity « t ■; 1 urn mg liiV- sincere tkairks to my tiun.ui'<ii.,> fi ii inis a.ut ,a ti v.ns i h r..i: ” houi the Union, for the very 11 iu ai i.-an nui i n wiiich t hey have patronized l.ieh i; t '.it-, and t** .-how that I fully appreciate their ! ind fav is. i fa > , that it las been my constant aim . and sit.i'y. t-o rci.ilei' n.y riiitn.es acceptable to ! bem, a.it! at ‘he same iime tlie must liberal of any*hi Hu ■ I - In* kind *• V.- oil'. !« d Ivu - pi. Id ie c ■■. »i sideiai lon ; a;rd in ihi - con ire- i ion i; is a. soui au , j grat i ti* a. i n to me. to he enahlett in n avc the aiiuounccii.eni. that I have rcceiiily ellYcted ari'ctiisren.enis by which in fut lie I will he en.aV»l« d lo receive my \v atclics direct from the ii.aiii.t-ai iliei s, both in ’lid OGi.ntiy and in Kui upe. and a- a g ior f,UH ue 1 w :' * - ei ahled to ti.rnish n.y ci.stfoi.er-. wilirth very b«..st wave ties in us» . It \yiil also he .ts* ; \cd. chat in my Scheme for Fcbi'f.ai'v. I lave iiili d u <-.1 a mimhur I lie celebraicfl ".\ MKIJII ,\ N \v ,\ i ( U h>M a. ll fact tired by Appletoti. Fiat y. iV i ■ .. W aMLai.i. Mass., all of which ail v a. lantt d 1 r ten y* ais, and are uiiquestionabiv the h-t-Ft watchc-s in use. This will 'e the "•( t h dstribut ion I have giver, in Ihe last toil r \« a s. a: *1 ill evu'v insTa.nce the thawings have ta' ei. ['lace on the day spccif.t d and as aJverlise;'. (f .1 which see pro* ra.nme.) ;h» y l ave it. every instance 1 ecu i omlutol s h ly * v a Co mini tie elected by Die lie! ft lo lders. AM. being free to attend. Immediately after the drawing the result is printed and t lwa d.d it eeihri with the prizes drawn, to all tick-et-iioideis. eiiln rby mail or express, at. my expense. In this con necti.oi. 1 deem it ml hing note ttian right to a !tl. I:' r t I; f* be-n-f-1• t« 1 who are unacquainted wiili me, and wlo. would like to ‘-try their luck” in my scheme, i k a t I h< n > y autiM ri?e them to enclose their i.miry to >1 1: . 11. Daily, of the firm of Kickets <Sa Daily, of this plat* . who ist.nC f.f the most responsihle men i fthe Mate, wiio will receipt fortiie money so dep* .sited ; ami it the drawing does not go off precis;-:;. as sialut. (see progi aun.iu ) all you will have to th; will hi- ? o tall ini Mr. 1 ai ly fm your money. Under this arrange me n . ye u s< e. it would be utterly impossible for me to take any aelvanta • T you. even if I were so disp.e si d. X complete 1 ist of prizes, teget her wit h manner < t thawin' is primed a id will be forwarded to all win. eh sire it. All responsible* persons are desired to act as Agents !.,r the sale of my Tickets, and will k e furnished will) I ichti s at H* cents <a. i together with full instructioils, tin- pre niiums we allow for selling Arc. .'** Ie Tickets ; v ix Tickets 5 dosl.; Twelve Tic! ets M dols.: t wcnt”-five Tickets 90. All orders must he addressed to A. J A LEX AS I EH, Edinburgh, Johnson < ’cunt y. no. ' li at my *1: a winers are fairly, honestly, and lion era' ly n ndneb d, I \v< i.ld rcspectfuily refer you to tin- f• >i 1 u ing. .win, are among the most prominent citizens of .1. linson County: N a l * Pt.rrv Mieei f f Johnson Co., A. Keifer, Repres illative of Johusnn Co., W. I>. Rush. Postmaster ai Fdnd urgb. W.hn.wv Esq., John Walsh and T. S. Mocre. all «.f this place. 1 liik e place on Hie third fioi3d.i> in every A. J. A f,KXAN iIKR, Proprietor. •F 2 Edinburgh. Johnson Co., Ind. REXSSFLAEU Boot and Shoe Store. r 3 Til 17 it mi woulti r-'s|,eol I’ii ll’llliy r<4 ii ni his thanks seiner and Jasper nounly, for tho very lioeral support they have ex- \ tended to him since his L. * \ arrival .•iinot'qr them,und * hopes to merit tin; cont.niiunco of that patron■•itT" by a strict attention ™' 1 to the wants of his customers. llehutsliis leather for cash, employs none but the best workaien. them cash, and sells lor cash. Tims,’ li * tret, his leather at the lowest rates, acts il manufactured into Boots and .Shoes ut the cheapest prices, end can efford to sell on very Jow terms lorcnsh. Give me a cull and examine, my stock and ju ices, whether you purchase or not. I shall be pleased to wait on you. I lie highest price in cash paid for Hides, il-URejiuiri njr done on the shortest notice. ■ THO*. MeSHEEHY. Frtut Ts *%s! rruit, Trees! ( XX ill, have in Ifcnsstflacr in good time for early plan! ing. a large and tine assortment of choice •Xpple, P* ai . Peach ami Cherry Frees; Isabella and < C'er Grnpe Xims; Cunauts, tlie laiiious Lawton I’la.rk berry. .Okiiti Ev» r luariii? Raspberry, and other varieties: Gotsclin iii s. Fie Plants of several kinds; icr-vUur with several varieties of Itoses and other Eiowei : all of whit b L will dispose of at a fair price M ' * XVM. 11. MA RTIN, Agent.

THOMPSON &. SON’S COLUMN. THE PLACE TO GET YOUR XI 0 N E Y BACK IS AT THOMPSON & SON’S, WHO HAVE ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS, AND GROCERIES, WHICH THEY WILL SELL CHEAPER THAN EVER, FOR ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT, AND THE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN!

A BEAR DISCOVERED IN OUR MIDST! i n —yrjln looking about our town, wo can ae»' j xL-J that there are a great many BARE HOUSES From the fact that the roads are hv that liiafiy could not get their goods into market. But, by great exertion, I now appear befoTe you with the-' largest and best assortment cf FAMILY GROCERIES! Ever offered in Rensselaer, consisting of a little of everything, From a Pound of Shot to a Hogshead of Sugar ! Now, ludi -s ami gentlemen, all I ask is for you to givo me one tri 11, and if I don't remier satisfaction, turn your backs on me and treat me with silent contempt. I guarantee full weight its everything I sell. ALL KINDS OF MARKETING Tak; nin exchange for Groceries. 49 _ j. i»». IE C. KIUlv, (Successor to Reich &. C 0.,) DEALER IN ITALIAN AND AMERICAN -rtk ; 'i»9» ts \* « head stones. ; f DHE proprietor is determined not to he sur- ! * jiass.-d by any hl,„i, j Q tlie State, either as to | duality ot Marliie or the esc-eution of work, amt WARRANT SATISFACTION F° uli who t,>%-or him w ith a call. Shop on Main : street, opposite t*v» MonticeHo House. MonU- ; cello, ! nd. | R*rr.nExf^-Me Bsrs. 8 srs. Geo. W. Spitier, L. A. | » Jacob Afciklc. 35-ls AGKNTS WANTED 1 N feTtT Y r-nnniy in* the United States so sell by fevml of tlie most popular D l ' T’ li' , ' >o^ s 1,1 Amertca, among which are ; which should be in the hands of i every male and female, entitled 1(0 Yt 4 R B'S IHEDICIN , Revised hy Huston Howard, M- D., contuiuing Cc-r On- Hundred Illustrations:, j < M great importance, one thousand | ar *c ortaxo pages, hound in .substantial leather binding, li- ; hrarv style. Three volumes bound in one, con- ; faiiiiiijT an important System 04 Oomestic .tlrdiciiie, i 'V ,n U trr: ', ti ''° on Anatomy, Phvsiology, and j diseases that mankind are heir "to, with nr<- | senptions of th - greatest importance to mankind. Also an extensive TUIUTISR ON tIinUIFFRT, | Giving a full description of th. diseases of women—the cause of disease and cure, j . 1,0 ,k Wi:s iir - t published «S a text-book, ; .nd is uuiy u.s-d in ili e Eastern Colleges, but the I r ; V ‘ S ' d °‘" ;ion ,s lni 'de simple and plain, that all classes may comprehend it. It eon tains explanations to all tii medical terms used ill it. This is a book which will be sold only bv subscription, and no copy can be purchased in anv bool; store in the United Stat.-s, except it he a sec und-hatul copy, as i hereby pledge myself to sell them to no one to be sold again, except to my regular traveling agents: and, moreover, I W !‘ 1 I om .'» ;> Y '">dg-nt to sell this hork who will | sell .t in any other way than by subscription, an i Oil the -territory assigned him. Price *4 m- r copy. A sample-copy and terms to agent will ho mailed on tlie rec. ij.t of the retail price. \ddr'Bs» H. M. RULISON, Queen < ity Piihlishing House, j 1 y Ull Main st., Cincinnati, O. Country Produce Bought* gold, i | }' ILI ; Pa> D thighest price in cash for all hind* if i * timntry Prt duce. such as Potatoes, Cahhaces - I J UYTv ’ucl ens. Furs. &c. I would also in-’ j 'i ni th< jiuMic that all articles of country produce | reqmr< u for lionu* cmisurnptit n can be procured at mr I oiucery. f-:tn ‘ Samuel e. mettek. TEMPERANCE” l.i!Mi:ill & PROVISION 3^35(214 TIIOS. S. PEACOCK W °F LD res I Mctf,,l| y '"form the citizens of * ' Jasper county, and everybody else, that he has opened a Grocery and Provision Store in the first building east of Laßue's store, where ’ ho will keep everything usually kept in such esI tiiblishmonls, EXCEPTING I INTOXICATING LIQUORS &. ALE* My stock will he of ihe fiest brands, and sold ! D’.e lowest living' rules. TIIOS S. TRACOCK,. ISOOIv A«.t l',!\ - (-S4 VV A ' N „ M ’’ 1 ? H, '“ rapid-selling, valuable ianillv works, at low prices, with inter- | esting content:;, and superbly-colored plates. | tor circulars, with full particulars, apply, if you live east, to llknrv Howe, 102 Nassau street, New i <>rk; it you |j v „ west, the same. 11l Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 20-ts ' Groceries and Provisions. r | 1 HK undersigned respectfully announces to * the public that he intends to keep constantly on ham! all kinds and variety of Groceries and Provisions, in addition to a large stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. 2D ALEX. ROWEN. Cash for Grain. r |MI U undersigned will pay the HIGHEST I MARKET PRICE IN CASH for Wheat, Corn. Rye, Barley, Oats, &c., at the old stand of Haddix &, Son, in Giilum township. Hi-11 C. G. HARTMAN. A D V E RTIS E IN TUB R G N S S -K-4. A E R G A Z T T E .