Indiana American, Volume 23, Number 16, Brookville, Franklin County, 6 April 1855 — Page 3

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ß WER FOR TO VhmVi C3RGLE DEVOTED TO THE ÄulüSEfM? MD .NSTROCTiON (tf VOUNC AND OLD.

bond or undertaking signed by all the owners of stock, or a bond signed by any stockholder, with security to be approred by the AudiU), conditioned for the prompt payment on demund of all its outstanding notes, if tiny inch

notes remain unpaid. Sec. 53. All laws and parts of laws conflicting with this act are hereby re pealed. Sec. 51. Each bank organized under the provisions of this net, and each bank now in existence instituted tinder Ihe provisions of said amended act, shall, upon its compliance with the provisions ot this act, appoint an acretit. who shall keep an office in the city of Indianapolis for the redemption of the circulating notes of such bank, either in coin or exchange upon the city of .New York, at the option of such bank: Provided, hovever, that such circulating notes may be redeemed at such agency, if in coin, at a rate of discount not exceeding one per cent., and if in exehange, at a rate not exceeding ihe curreut rate .of exchange at the time upon New York. Such agent hall be appointed in writing, a certificate of which shrll be filed in said banking department, which shall cause a list of the agents appointed under this act to be published m one of the daily newsEapers of the city of Indianapolis. ach bank whose ageat shall for the space of ten days refuse to redeem its notes, as aforesaid, may be proceeded against by the banking department, upon protest, in the same manner as herein provided, upon a refusal to pay coin at the bank. Sec. 55. The Auditor of State shall give bond with security, in tho sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, and the Treasurer of State hall give bond, with security, in the sum of fifty thousand dollars, payable to the State of Indiana, conditioned for tlio faithful performance of their respective duties under this act; which bonds and security hall be approved by the Governor, and his approval shall then be placed by him in the office of Secretary of State, who shall file and deposite them in his office: and suit may be brought thereon for the uso of any persons, or banking association which may be injured by and breach of duty on the part of said Auditor or Treasur-' cr, in relation to any duties required of them respectively by this act. The Auditor shall receive a salary of fifteen huudred dollarsand the Treasurer of State shall receive eight huudred dollars salary in addition to all other fees and salaries for the performance of all the duties required of them by this act, which salaries shall be paid out of the Stato Trcasnrv, by the banks in the form of a feo of one cent on each bill for circulation signed by tho Auditor; ri nd ifaid fees does not amount to a sum sufficient to repay the same, tho residue shall be apportioned equally amongst the banks, aud retained out of their interest on their bonds, unlefs otherwise paid by the respective banks upon being duly informed of the amount thereof. Sec. 66. Inasmuch as the present General Banking law of stlm Slate is insufFcient to afford the people a sound circulating medium, an emergency exists for the immediate taking effect from and after passage. Stats or Indiana, Ofice of the $ tertiary of State,' to-wit: I hereby certify that the above and foregoing act of tbe Legislature of said State, is a correct copy of tho enrollment now on file in ray office, except the words inserted thus in order to aid the seasc. I Txstimost WiiiREor, I have hereunto .set my hand and affixed the seal of State at tho City of Indianapolis, this 20th day of March A. D. 1353. ERASMUS B. COLLINS. Secretary of State. 3TX few Jays ao nn enthusiastic admirer of Col. Drew's position against tha Prohibitory Litiuor Law, was taking up a subscription to purclmsc tar, cc., for getting up a torch light proCession in his honour. Ho culled on a prominent business man at his tdoro, and wanted fifty cents for that purpose. I can't do it, John," replied he; "I did'nt vote for Drew, and I don't like his course and therefore can't subscribe to buy tar to burn in Iiis gloriuation." An Ir'ah porter at work close by, who had slightly misunderstood the object of the subscription, stepped up with considerable cnthuium, and exclaimed: And its money to want to buy the thing to tar and feather Miator Drew? Oood luck to je, and hero's n silver quarter for that, an' I only wili it was bigirer to help ye along." It is unnecessary to state, thst after baring tho matter properly explained, that quartrr waa'nt rut into the t tr subscription. KvansvilUJourruil. loslnesi first, then Pleasure A man who Urcry rich now, was ery poor when he wus a buy. When asked how ho got his riches, ho re plied: My father taught mo never to pUy till ray work for the dny was I'm ihed, and never spend my money till I had earned it. If I had but half nn hour's work to do in a day. I must do that the first thing, and in half an hour. After this was done, 1 was allowed to play; and I could then play with much more pleasure than if I had the thought of art unfinished tnak before my mind. I early formed a habit of doing every thing in its lime, and it so n became perfectly eusy to do It r. to this habit that I now owe my present prosperity. Let every boy who reads this, go and do liltcwiiu, and he will meet with a similar rc ward.HV't Catlet. Ayn't Cherry rtctorialU a most excellent remedy for Coughs and Coldn. We hive had occasion to try its virtue repeatedly ducing the winter just closed, and always found its um attended with beneficul rcsulti. Those who are afflicted in this wtiy, will well to try it. It can be had at almost any of the Drug Stores. Ifulluluytlurg Register, Pa. On the 20th of March, in Hu-shviHe, brller. W. W. Hibben. Mr. Juii.n : Loot, of Indianaj olN, -tnd Sali.y JosiruiM Nicholas) of Ku?!ivil!e. On Thursday, thvSSdol Marel, by Her. W. W. Sullivan, Mr. James B. Wim, to Miss Mart J. Imel, oil of Union county, Ind.

teb b&trtiscmtnts. LIST 07 1FTTZRS ItEJTAIflniO IN TITS t'OSi Ü ICh I.N ßKooKV ILLü, foil tile. Quarter ending April 1, which N uollAon out will bo tout to tho Dead bettor O.Uoo.

. rnislrong V O Applegnto Ml Ktleri Alvey Chorion II Armcsilorfe Houry Adam fcalv AglounftVr William Allen Solomon A mack William Horton Simpson Rail W It Helta Kolxrca Burin WiUlsra lakes Margret Kareley John V Ilornincar Ferdinand Krün II Blade! Honrv Bojdo J 11 Hake Martha Itonwoll William Burton E M Ferdinand t 'onsborrv Catharine Cunningham Jauia Cain Fanny (Nile ban It Simeon Cotlral Bradbury Craig IItmto Chapman Mary Chapman John Ir Klnr Margret Ketrio Eliza Katnerer We mlelln lrk Martha Lyons Zsrhnrlah Landers Frank lnas Kmly J l.ino A 11 l.ohmann John Una J K Moomnn Valentina M'.or Klijsrt Mlchandut M Morrhen Jacob Mowhinncy llrnjamin Millonrti Kichard Marl.itlS Markanmlv John MulUr Carl McC'lnre Jamci K Muy S:rt'i Mullt-rCarl Miro J A Mi-Carty WaU!njtoii Molin Jarnos Martin John S Miller Mm teal Madden lliomai Moronoy Thomas Oborn James P Oppol Wolfgang I'uwurs lloury Pit reell John Peak Itnac Hruett II I'oorC Popjxi Honry Pikert l ocliannas Julck Fdizauolb It ice J M Kues (.11 KU J M Itipp U A Hoihcnburs Solo nou Koos Kit lii'cs Kli Hees Mary Hoop llurdro i J Hies J M Kpradlin? Thomaa Sward Aliliral Sur wood John Movent Josoplt Straus Samuel Stewart Thomas Saal John It Stephens Thomas Muionvon Vin suirn louo Srhaeider V Sleuth Jnmct B hat 'aid well lli bcca ruo Jaiue A Crittenden K It Drees Frederick DutvoUn D-iviJ Dibldo Khzabclh Ihivlt Thornton Imzjun William I'avis William llmoni.enii W Kverulo AluMou D Kran Juno Kvene William Kill, John C F.rvilas Jacob Fruit John Fottig f;?or9 Frrmau fiourgo Funics Mary Flicht Adam Freemen A Porcum John F rgeson Kebect (riilln Patrick iavln James lircgory Jtmri ;K.kol Antony tiiiyre Anoy (ioudie Joepk) (Jockel Antony f.ommet lohaun Ccory i.fxlwln l-ahin i.riutx-l John Sailer C II Siran Archibald Sparks mU Anny SclimatT Sarah St'liorre John Plordarto Ceorgj Honry Sold Ink Mnrlty Srhlink worlty fazuo Kllner Thomaa Jacob Tyner John Tollen Ai.drew J 1' Uslar Fredrick Variier Mis Kala IVsldner Samuel WijUWnt WiUy Spencer Way i William Wul.b Jnhnalhan Wallace Isaac M WilUialin Adam Watlions U 11 Whito liaao Wayt Wm WebbJuha William Thomas W'iihan.s Morris J Wiley Miss Jana Wain, ley lurnc O Wallpa John W ilk Ins James Wooiliii fclixabulU Yol Larene Vucum i W Yocuiu tioorgo Wa'liluj ton K A.R.ilcCLKKKV.P.M. Cyto William Vronnes Joseph II Coudiu Jkinss (iantKiles C'idwiti Lablu UibMim Ann C.iti'hoii. James I laslett .Mathen IIiihNIc James It lladi.-.-, Marlelte. II Iggs (Jcorifn llimnan Kli-ldinx Hopkins V.'urriuj llulwvll Joseph lloiiutrr Coorge MoilrU'W Culhariiuur llaub-y Gxorga lloughtin Jodu S. llaiiimli(;.-oriti W llinoloy Jamua 11 lloidron William llulud R W Hamraonil James Hearu Wllliaiu K Joyce John J' i) u j a Joyco hohn Joyce John ttnill William Haiavr A'alUunno Kutigiuann Adano Kuaela Uollliub Kurhu Adam Kalaes S I) K tie re Jacob Sr Kook Mallilas Dissolution of Partnership. f j'HK partnership )ierotofro existing between 1 tho Uhdcnlürned In the Clothing bmliiess un der the name of TV. I Kit At II AKEK.In Urookvllle Is thla day ili.Molvcd by mutual consent. The books and nots of suld Orm will be found at tluir old stand, and all person knowing tliems!tos ItidoMed1 o them are notnled that Uioy will bo rciulred to make lunncdlalo payment. If. II. TVSKR. apr4 F. O. UAKEK. Clothing at Cost. The underlined having taken tho stock of Clothing & Gents Furnishing Goods. Formerly btdonjlnir l Tynor Maker, now offer tho en lire sloe without rvsorva at cot for cash. The r-wHl are all lata purehaaes well selected and suited to tho season, but being desirous of conrerllng tham Into cash prior to leaving Hrook. Vllle, offers this great Inducement t purchaur. lie has aluoon hand a well lelectcd slock of lIATf CAPS, IIOUTN A.HD SIIOHK. all of which will be sold on the tame terms. Person wishing anything In hi line should lake dvanlago of tlio opportunity offered them anH give him a call aprO K. It. TVXER. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. OTICKIS IIKKKHY IVKN that the nnder signed has been appointed Administrator of tha e.iuie of H All V Ml lit U littoof Franklin County. Indiana, Ueeeaxvl. bald estate Is supposed to be solvent, IK A HTOt'T, apr. 3 3 Administrator Administrator's Sale. VTOTlfKH IIF.Itr.HY r.lVKV that I will Ut IS fullle outcry, on Saturday IheUth dav of April, l.i.al tholulo residence of .V A It V MIMIK, lute f Franklin County, deceased, tiw persouai ppert of said decedent, consisting of liouso hold and kitchen furniture, some fanning utensil, olio bore, ;inw carrlairo, hoc, mtilo anil sii-H-p, A ere lit nrnine iimntlis will uj given on all sums over thrni tdlars, by the purchaser ginina; mini waivina; an neuem iroin valuation or appra)S'inent law, bule to rouimiM.co at It) 0lk,A..M. lltAMOLI, apr ü Administrator. Railroad Notice. rrllK llonrdof Director of the C incinnati Indl L anaemia and Chlisco Kallron. I Company will reeelvo written proposition at Ihulr oCice In Urookvllle, from Hlock holders and others, up to in hihi ua in hut neu utr inn iiurcuasa ul anv ... - . . i . . . . . . in um rem pmio ueiongiiig 10 me oinpnuy, the party jiroplmr, In eacli ie,t.i poclfv Um may ner of p) menii, whether In money, slock or claims, and Ihe proportions of euch and Ihd term ot patmctit, :y urder or tint Hoard, prtl JOHN VY,Scrtaf)'. s ou h I'll I u am Ni;.ii.tn:ii. "William Lee & Co. No. 71 Wont Fourth Sireet, I'INCINJtATI, OHIO, OTTEKfi A8 USUAL, TO TTtEITl CUSTOM, era and inner, a iff) ttenait ml niiruilive I'm kin i'ahIonuhl, lantnful and L'teful atyles or iiiiiin, r is. i lalie lres:ood,nf all kinds of ratrlc, Miawlsand MnntUlna, l.iulirolilerles and I.nces. Ild'kf. tiloves, Hosiery, Ar.cVr, MntMis, Muslins and 11 ptiilii fuOrlcs, nnn.i'.'Piiii i.ooii, in jrreiu variety, Coo. I. for nu n and boys' wviir. Iliialiteas condui'tnd on Ilia ono price principle. XTrVPrv Miurkeil al fate n füvoralifi to pur. rhaseraaaenn lie afforded by any homo enKagvid In a nrlar biialiu". ITT IV raon visiting Cincinnati are respectfully I .... II. I.. ..t. ' mim n imi mi'i vuiiiuiv noon aim prut', apnl 03m RHODES' FEVER iV All UK CURE Or Nature's Inf.Uliblo Specific, JOKlhe rrevenlloii and rurw of Intermittent 1 1 fever, lever and su, ililll.aiid lever, dumb aue, geurrul ilub.litv. n i Iiis eats, and all other firms or tiina iii ii ii iv a coiiuuou origin In MalHrlaor .viaina. li.i iilillealmiMhnrotioia on wiiic isi rurutia nm mi is iinavotiiuniy Inhal vd In every breath. Is tho ..nun In character wham. ever It eUU. .nrth, Ninth. K.at or West aud win avirvwuero viel I la !;' new ly illscovvre.l uif Dilute, iiicii is iiuiiii". loin) mo greatest illscov ery In tiiudl.'liio ever nu .. I his spcitlo Is so Uur in less that It may betaken by pernoas ef aiery aire, i nr condition, and it will not ai.rttttil.i fur one illacuso others 1.11 worse, as Is nlb'M tlie result In Ilia treatment ly Quinine, .Marcury , arsenic, and oilier iioleonons or dulek-rlousdruas.uota partlclt of nhlcli la adln I Hud Into this preparation. The proprietor distinctly claims those extraordinary rulia from tlio use of thla ialuMl Antidote l Malaria. It HI entirely prut it any resident or tr.tv iler even lit the iM stckly orswainpy localities, (fun auy uzue or bliilous iIiwim w haluver, or any Injury Iroin ronitaiitly li.hailut malaria or miasma. It wilt Ihsianlly th ck tlu rguo lu persona who nam snlTorcd lor any leiigtli v( uuie, from one duy li twenty, jcurs, so that lUey need nuver have auotiicreiilil. l voiitlnuti j its u.y accuF.lng todl rertlur.s. ItwHI ItnwodUtnly relieve all distressing rj suits of lllllous or ague dlsuse, suclt as geuvral duli'.lity, iitght iwoMi, lc. '1'Ue paliuul at vuva begins l ri-covtir cjijuli'.o und slrcntih, aud conlinuM tu.t l a pern. aiunt and radical euro IsclTuttad. Kli ally, ll mi w 111 buulali foter aud ague from fuiiillioj, mi l ull tlum.'j. I'urmura aud all luUorli g neu l.y adopting It at a provonli, w II be dee from u-nn or bilious alUcks lu thut season of lUe yei.r u l.i. li, Udo U Is iuo most sickly la the innl (alneblo one tollioin. Uuo or two bullies will aiuwcr fof ordlnury u' '','mii uiuy ruirilre tu r.i. iirvciloiis pru.loi In t., rinaii, I'rcnch and Spanish, lu'vnun imy emh bolllk. I'ricuii4 1 IUr. Lib.-rul dUciuiit uiinlJ to tlu Ira Ic. J rad j circulars loraardud on appllcution, and tin artii l J w.ilbo coii.iued on l.borul terms 1. 1 rcrpoi)itlo p.irUc In every sei lion of in J connIcy. r'urslo L'X .Vodii-lnodenler reiirr.l!lv, JAS. A. KlloHKi. l'roprt.:l'.r, sj.r C 1 I'roviUuucu, lt. I. ATJIENSWASS.A irciu suinny hut rocolvn I al tho ULU HrCU UE1CK.

School Fund. NOrtCElsriKBEnY CI VEX tUalth County Camuilsslooer of Franklin County at thir Maren terra of 1853. hare ordered that all borrower of School Fund on personal security aha I secure the same by mortjrnite, on real estate, on or before the Sralday of May naxt, end If thedebts so secured are not paid at that time, or secured by mortrar, the Auditor le directed to commence suit to collect the same. JOHN It. QUICK, March I3;h 3w Auditor of Franklin eo Ind. PETER ÄVWllTE & CO. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic NO. 61 PEARL ST., rmwett.. w r a d vink wtreets, CINCINNATI. Mar. 17. Nol3,l yr.t.S.

Special Botin. Seller's Conjh Symp "Without; A Eiyal." Pittsbcbo, Sth Ward.) Feb. C3, 1850. Ma. R. K. Hiuin.Mn the IHU nit, 1 caught a sever, cold, Tneailgbt fcllowlnf,! weut to bed earlier than usual: yet, iiOlwIUislandlng I bad slept non the nlt;hl before, my coach waa so sa ere that I could not aloep, neither could those In the room with me. Tho person sleeping with me waa so much annoyed by my coughing that be got up and went to a drug atore and bought a bottle of your Cough Syrup, one dose of which, to my groat astonishment, stopped my cough as If by magic. I went to work lu the morning, aud am now quite well. Yours, &c, JOHXDF.AX. I hereby certify thai I am well acquainted with tlio above circumstances, and that tbe statement given I true. A. jjiiäu.-. Prepared ana sola py i. . c rauaaa at iu, Pittalxirg, Pa. P. S. The above Kyruntt presented to the lflblle, as tho cheapest, moat pleasant, Arm and reliable couch rorued v aver offered to the a (Hinted, for roughs, colds, or a diseased tat of tha Lungs, Price ti cents per bottle. rorsaiepy m. . iiAii-r., Only Agent la Brookvllle. STATT. STOCK HAiKS. Tlie following is a correct list of of Banks, the bills of which are taken on üeposite at tue urooitTUie Dans, jtiNono are rcccired for taxes by tho County Treasurer except thosu marked with a Brookvillo Bank Rank of Indiana Michigan City North America, Clinton " of the Capital Indianapolis " Rockville Ilockville Syracuse Syracuse Bank of Salem (south) " Monticcllo Monticello Goshen Goshtn Elkhart Elkhart Warsaw Warsaw Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Crescent City b'k Evansyille Canal, b'k 44 Cambridge City b'k Cambridge City Central b'k, Indianapolis Fayette County b'k Conncrsville Farmers b k Wcstfield Farmers' it Mechanics' h'k Inda'lis (ramerey b'k Lafayette Moosicr b k Logansport. Irdiana, b'k Madison . Ind'ana Stock b'k, Laporte Indian Reserve Kokorro Kentucky Stock b'k Columbus Latrrane b'k Lima Merchants' & Mechs' b'k N Albany N. Y. and Va. Stock b'k Eransville t'rairic City b'k Tcrrc Ilauto .Saving )ank, UonncrsTille. Sa'em Bank (north) Southern, bank Terro Haute. Traders' bahk Indianapolis INDIANA. CLASH K0. II. mmm a w . .a . i Una clnss lncluucs those banks that l i in .nni .i;..,,,.! niw luavu nm iv uwi win wsvwvuu ia per Indianapolis. Agricultural Dank, Mt. Sterling I Uunk of Kock port, Kockport ut boutu liend Delaware County bnnk Muncie (treat Wcsteru, ltrre Haute Tippecnnoo bank, Winimae upper amtMi DanK, vauaso W abash River Bnnk. Jasper Wabash Hirer bank, Nowvillc Wabasl Hirer, IS'cw Corydon class ro. in. This clnss inc'aJes thuso banks lliat are 15 per cent discount at Indiana polls. bank of Fort Wayne Huntington County Huntington Kaliinuzio b'k Albion ' New York Stock, vMnccnnes. Waj nc Dank Logunsport Wayno lliclimond CLASH RO. IV. This elms Is taken at 110 per cent tliicount at InJianapulis. Uunk of Covington " of Uoclifhtcr Klkbart County bank, Qosbcn North Western, Uloomfield Shawnee, Attica Stcubvn Co, AngoU class no. ?. This class Is taken at 23 per cent. diaCunut. i liank of ConncrsTillo, " of IlcnsHnlacr Dank of Atlica, Attica " Auburn Farmers,' Jaapor Farmers' anJ Mechanics' Henulcar Orccn County, Uloo'nilicld Lnurel b'k Laurel lYiry Co. Hank, Canuelton l'ubln Stork, Newport Stnto Stuck, Jnmcatown State Stock, of Marion Traders' b'k Na'hvill Wabash Valley Logrnsport CLASS XO. Tf. Tlii class is taken at 30 per cent. discount. Atlantic Dank, Jacktou U'k of America, Morocco of North America, Newport M of Albany, Ncrr Albany-"-" of Albiou , " of UrMejK)rt " Ferryvillo Drovera' liunk Homo Government Stock b'k, Lafayetto Northern Indiana liank Logansport Orange, " lVweyville IMyrooutU " Fly mouth State Stock, Logansport Stnto Stock, l'cru. Stato Stock security, Newport Traders', Terra Ilauto Western, Plymouth. CLASS HO. VII. This class is taken at AO per cent, discount. ll.tnk of l'aoli " of Ulooraington " T. Wadsworth Michigan City Ivxchang, Grcencastle Merchant' Springfield Merchant'- M Lafayette, l'eoplö' bank Lima Statu Stock, Knox uuoun iiamus. The following U n list of tho broken Danks, which uru not taken on depos ito at tho Drjokville bank. ILLINOIS. UclviJerc Link Hank of Uockford Dank of Klgin ll.tnk of Ottawa Merchants and Knrmcr' Union " City i'heenix " . Farmers' lank Chica-

Dupage County bank Rock Island bink Mcrchr.nts and Mechanics' Ilanh of Napierville Ilailro;d bank

omo. bank Oliio. bank, do. Saving's Clinton Massillion bank, Ohio. Bank of Circleville, do. Citircns bank. Cincinnati. Ohio Saving Institute, Tiffin, Ohio. Bank of Norwulk. Urbana Ins..t bimkinj; Company. MISCKLLANEOCS. Knickerbocker bank, X. Y. Eighth Avenue bank. N. Y. Sniflblk bankN.Y. Lewis County bink, X. Y. Bank of ilollowell.'Maine. Brunswick bank, do. OF

TWENTY-TIIIBD VOLUME

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THE INDIANA AMERICAN.

Tho alarm that was caused by the hard t!mes, which was resulting in causing many papers to suspend entirely, and sell out. and which caused many old and established papers to reduce their dimensions, deterred us from making; the enlargement we had contemplated, at the beginning ol the volumn. Tkough thwartod, for the time being, we still kept our purpose in Tiew, and now present the patrons and borrowers of tho Americas, The Largest Paper in Indiana. And.'if it U net tho lest paper, it shall not be for want of unceasing application to ita interests, on the part of its editor. When we took charge of the American, somo sixteen months ago, it was not without many a fear that we would not bo able to retain its large subscription iist. Out this has constantly increased, notwithstanding the discouraging circumtances of the past year, and we now have a circulation that justifies the eipcnditure we have mado in enlarging. In addition to the embarrassment which grew out of our want of experience as an editor, we were somewhat alarmed at the fears of many personal friends. They thought it impossible for us to succeed, unless wo should consent to become the Organ of some party. Out having long ago settled in our mind that parties will become corrupt, aud that they are usually kept in ex istenco (or the benefiit of a few aspirants, we determined to pursuo our chosen course, and fail, if fail we must, in attempting to cubliah a paper that should be truly independent. The readers of tho American know full well, that we do not m can by being independent, that we will not take sides for or against the question at issue. It has not been hard to tell on which side of any question we havo been, nor shall If be in future. We mean to say, that no caucus or convention, no wis warn or council, or tribe, shall dictate what we may say or may not say. We know everybody knows, that a paper that sells itself to party, must leave unreprovedthe political blunders or dishonesties of its party, and distort and misrepresent the acts of its opponeuts. We hare certainly tried to avoid these errors, and shall continue to try io. future. How far we have succeeded , we leave with our candid, constant readers. How far wo shall succeed in future, must be judged the future. by tho questions now at issue, we need not defi ne our. position- It is not an equivocal one, as our readers well know. On tho questions to arise, we shall speak when they come up; without fear, favor or affection, and without asking any master how we may speak. Hence the American may justly be denominated,

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But our readers will want, not only opinions, but facts. Thry will want a bird's eye view of the doings of the world, at home and abroad. Of course in a weekly sheet, even as large as this, the details of battles and diplomacies, can not be given, but we w ill keep an eye out upon the world, that we may give a "mere mention" at least, of every important event, in the political, social, and religious world. Especial pains will bo taken to eatiier up and publish, on reliable informs-

I tion, all items of homo news. This department of our paper, which has given it great popularity , shall not be noglscted, hone tho patrons and borrowers may ex

pect to learn something oi interest, every ween, aoout nome matters. Urdinuri-, I ally, the "mere mentltin' column Itself, ahall bo worth tho weekly cost of the j

I M ai iitiU At lit A In ! m allArt I tltitS) r't'" iiivimiuuv t'me American mu uc A FIRST GLASS

j But our pupcr is to go into tho family circle, and exert an influence upon the j rising generation. In view of the indelible character or carl impressions, and 1 the vast importance of giving the impulses and aspirations of youth, a proper direction, great pains will bo taken to admit nothing that shall havo an Immoral ' tendency. By every means in our power, we 'ta.lt aim to inculrato a love of learn Jing,& love of reading, and a love of virtue.. Much of the "miscellany" of tho j paper shall be adapted to the capacity and tasts of children, and we hope to make 1 our paper of such a character as to bo worth its cost, every week, to every child ' to the faroliy, that can read. Hence it shall bo to tho interest of poor people to

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quire the curtailment of expenses. Iiis wretched economy that will dwarf the , intellect of the child, for tho sake of saving a few dimes. ' We expect also, to mako selections, and publish such original matter, as will j insk tho visits of the American wclcomo to tho elder members of every family.

And, while we aro chuico in our selections, we shall xcludo every thlii'r. even'

I from our advertising columns, that shall be pernicious. We will not for any price, 1 'if wo know it, advcrtikO a pernicious book or a pernicious medicine. We have; ! refused hundreds of dollars' worth of advertisements of circuses, lotteries, &c.,! ! and wo shall continuo to do so, be inj fully determined that, if we cannot mako a ! living tt this business without aiding gamblers, and swindlers, and strolling hich i waymeo, we will try wood-sawing, or something else. Too much of our life lias i

been devoted to tho singlo purpose of trying to do good, to begin, at this late day, to promolo vie o and Immorality, for the sake of pelf. We do not expect tlmt every parent who professedly regards tho welfare of his !

'children, will patronize us. Tho Interest l paper that binds tho party yoke upon hint

al poison it It carries with it. Olhors are so weddud to Mammon, that, for the ; sako of saviug eighty cents a year, they will take a city Dollar Weekly, that Is

not only worthless, as a news paper, being maue up oi me stale matter that had appeared lu the dailies, the week bofore, but which is absolutely pernicious, con taining moat objoetlouabt puff of theatres, concerts and dram-shops. Such . pa pcrs are dear, at any price, yet we expect many persons to toko them on the score of economy. It will bo bad economy. We hope to mske our paper worth its cntiro cost, in addition to all other departments, simply as A SUITAHLK PAPER FOR TIIK FAMILY CIRCLE. Tho spirit of Inquiry that Is awakened among tho farmers of this valley, U a source of rejoicing. To be a farmer now, requires more Ihsn to bathe owner of a tract of fertile land. To farm, means moro than to scratch the surfoco ol the soil with an old bar-share. Tho Farmer of these times, must boa rending and thinking man, as well as a working man. He should be a writing man alao.

While he is willing to receive Instruction from tho experience of others, h sho'd bo willing to Impartliistrucllon from his own experience . To mid in tho produc

tion of such fanners, we expect to devote

. ,THfi VAUßY PARMB8.. ' IntonJing to mako a good paper, wa Intend to ask t living price, inj wo expect

to receive it. Our terms will be found

such a paper as ours now is, every reflecting man can eavily tee. Our paper Is now tho size of tho Weekly Times, and printed on much better poper. That pa per Is furnished at one dollar a year, though not a quarter oi a column U over aet

up for it wbicii does not nrst appear in

of somo 53,000, while we havo less that 1500, and must set up our reading mot ter, rxpreisly for this paper. The Western Christian Advocate, which Is not so

largo as ours, with a circulation ol 28,000, or reducing the sixo of its sheet, and yet cannot live at less than tho prices below, scorn. However, as a tribute of respect, MINISTKUS OF THE (iOSPKL shall have tho paper (or one dollar a year, ougn to read, ahall have it at me samt As a matter of chanty, we will also families, at the ssmo price, or vkry ich s; apers for tbtir children; as it may bo a

en of such persons some means of learning the ways of tho world. ,

nj to When not paiJ during tho year, When not paid within six months, When paid in advance,

INDUCEMENT TO CLUBS. At the present prlees of paper aid provisions wo cannot ljt our psper, to clubs.

of auy size, for lots than two dollars a olub-subscribcr is to any. Uut, s a agents, In tLeir rcspcclivo localities

l'osi jiaaier, or outer person, who win send us me names orten suv.cribcrn.witn tho pay for them in advtnce. We hope these terms will Le carefully observed. All subscribers aro regarded asenjosingto continue, unless they expressly state to tho contrary, before their timo expires. Masons and Odd Fellows, and benevolent men of all elates, will no doubt conf t r a fuvcr upon many ar orphan, and widotv, by culling their attention to our terms., in regard to them. If they are too poor t j raise even a dollar, we will join willi any benevolent persons in rai-ing it fur litem, if tin re is not benevolence enough in llif-ir immediate neighborhoods :'ur tint j urpoae. Bo it remembered that wu aU no nun lo taki the pupcr merely to support it.--

From present appearance, il will live though it receives iKitiicr state, county

reatou to believe tnal muny will Uo tliemselvcs the pleasure, ot contributing to

ho sustcnanco of such a paper, rather dcrs of other states.

I Ship builder's bank, do. j Bank of Milford, Delaware, i Kentucky Trust Company, do !Xcwport Safety Fund bank, do. Erie and Kalamazo bank.

I Farmers is Mechanics bank Memphis. Sackett's Harbor bank, X. X. Bank of Saratoga Co., do. Farmer Sc Mechanics bank, Oswego. Farmers' bank, of Onondaigna, X. Y. Drovers' bank, Ogdensburg, dj. Bank of Carthage. do.. Farmers and Mechanics bank of Kent County, Maryland. Cochiluate bank Boston. Bank of West Killingly, Connecticut. Merchants bank, Macon, Georga. Bank of Ellsworth, Marne. Bank of Washtenaw.Michigan. Empiro bank, X. Y. Bank ofOshkosh Wisconsin. S?j If s THE POLITICAL PAPED. .1 ..,..u.i.ai.u1, uv "-.uia. m.-pant-u, ; lttlfl ttasw aahstll K SB .... I a 1 .a I NEWSPAPER. I isr Antin mrifv If huriiiiiA hn.H I m.. 1 of party is too dear to some, and tho1 must be supported .however much inor ! a large space, wuckty, to below. That they aro not too hhih, for me Daily Times, it nas too, a circulation seriously contemplated raising the prico its prico Is ono dollar and a half. Wc without resorting to measures that we "for their work's sake," OF ALL DENOMINATIONS, , and widows, who have children old en price, as a token or sympathy. furnish It to verypoor men, who have lartro mm, who aro loo stingy to buy books, or charity to furnish the uniortunate chll r tp r $3,00 2,50 3,00 yeir. It costs juat as much to furnish to a compensation to thoso who will act os our wo will send our psper gratuitously lo anv and llmm h without such subscriber., nor corporuiioa patronage. Vet we have than patronize the worthier! cheap pa

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s-Twv -wcy o sr CHERRY PECTORAL, For I li- rn .'l iit-s- of (OrtHS. OMlS. OtRStMlvS, BRO.('IIITIS.rHCOM(-('OI'CK, CROrr, ASTUM... Al (üsnimo. "H'mtom ihnll Assy ftn ie it. And the tret il the earth ehalt k nerl bejtre il." Kerr rcoull tills be said with morn truth, than It now Implies to this remedy for afflictions of the throat and tauf. Tbo exalted In learn In ami pop er, acknowledge tu supremacy, while both the lit tle anil the great can full Ita benoOU. Tho llbcral-iuladcil among iluiso skilled to cure, are free tt own Its mastery over distempers which hare baffled their art. Those of exalted stations are not ashamed to testify to Ita virtues, but deem Ha duty and a dteasnre to tuns hold out the lamp or expi-r lence to their suffering- fellow men. Witness the ollowlnr Translation. 1 Verinilllonvlllo, La., April 18i3. Mont, le Da. J. C. Ana: I hava of late, maJe frequent of yeor Chckkt Pai-roatat In my practice, aad am happy to Inform yon that In no case yet hat it failed me, t have made mine aljr. mi cures oi.i-srjDf lua ana nroocnius witn It, anil nave completely cured cue ease which bad withstood every other or Asthma, mcdlcli.e I coDu employ. Accept Kir, Ihe aasnrance of my dlstingulnlird consideration. JVLKS CLAUUGOUCUET, Lato Surgeon of the Royal Marine, France. Extract from a letter of our Miulsterat the Court of tbe Rubitino forte. Lotion ofthe U.K. A. .Constantinople, Turkey. Da. J. D. Ayer. Dear Sir: Tho tRtaar hV. T0KIAL received from you for tlie Sultan hat bocn delivered to bit private Keireiary at the palace, and you will hear front you In due season. That you were ao kind as to send ins hat beeo rjvon t. riends, who have la many catet, found it ex eeedsngly ultful. Yours, respectfully, CEO. P.NAK.MI, Minister Plan IpoteaUary ofthe U. 8. A to Turkey. Cnraeoa, March t. 1P32. Dr. J. C. Avas: I ;uae your ('hirst PirToauL dally in my practice, and am aatiaBed it Is a remedy which mutt meet In every conn try te highest approbation. C. W. JACKHKKK, M. DResident Court Ph)slclan. Amors; the enilncat Kill tors, who testify to their personal experience and knowledge of the won. derful euros, and Imnouie usefulneuof tho Cnxaar I'sctorisl In their sections wo may mention ' Uoua-liten, A Co., of the Federal Union, Milladfcevllle, Ga. L. Patlon, Christian Advocate, Knoxvllle, Tenn. J . II. Uobsou, Araerli an Pres byterlan, Greenvlllo, Tenn. J. 11. Sampson, "Democrat," McConnellsburrh. J. Kuss, Jr. Shelbyvlllo News, 'Jeun., Ilarrey, MrKenney, Co., State Caaetle, Uarllnttin, Iowa. J. Knabb, 6c Co., "Journal," Keadlnr, i'a. Raymond, liar, per, A Co., Unw Yorll iet. S.L'obb, Chrittlao Freeman, Boston. W. B. Jacobs, Christian Chronicle, Philad. lion. J. Went worth, M. C, Democrat, Chicago, 111. Her. K. G. Heese, Methodist Protestant, Haltlmore. V, M, Ightman, Glirlsllan Advocate, Charleston, S. C. J. M. Ma. gennlt, Trus Delta, No Orleans. T, M. Donnet, Dally newt, Savannah, Gs. Geo. 1. Prent!, Louisville Journal, Ky. Hoik 8chnyler Colfax, M. C, South Bend Keglster, la. A . Comtnihgs, Christian Mirror, Portland. Me. M. II. Uartlott dc Co., Republican, llartrord, Coon. I'heie gentlemen have not oaly rertlfled to these atatementaln thotr paers, to the publie, bat have sent mo their personal letters, to the effect that they tavo found my preparation an article or groat publie utility. Space will not admit full testimonials here, but the areut below named wlU furnish uiy American Almanac, gratis, to all who atk for It, wherein are full particulars, and Indisputable proof of these ataUiineuta. Prepared and Sold by JAI3ES 0. AYER, Practical Chemist. Lowell Maas. I Sold In Brookvllle by M, W. Halle: t.inoru oi uopny, i.aurci,inu. C Vancamn. Metamora " C Overton, Andersonvlllo" And at agencies in nearly every town In tbo west. W. A. Clark, Crown Tolnt, la., Traveling A con l. Wagon for Sale. 00D BECOND HAND TWO HORSE agon. In (oo4 order ami for sale rnenn by mar 2 M. 1. (JALI.IO.V cV Soi. j , - y r w J n I T Till JrUBljIfJ S A 1 1 Hi" - ' "-- - " rrnns undersigned m ii aipubiio sale, X u VViliicala)r,lüuWtU Inst, al bla rvsldenco In New Trenton, tlio following described properly t Household and Kitchen Kurtiituro of all descriptions, every variety or Fanning ulenall; auch at wagons, harness, jilows, harrows and eultlvaton, one wlmat drill, ono fannlnr mill, two cur rlaffos and harness, hay In the stack, cows, young rattle, hocs,ant many olhiT articles embracing moat of bis roods aud ehsltls. AI.SU I wish to sell an out-lot, on which U a dwellinglintiso aud shop. hale to coiuiiiiice at 0 o'clock, A. M., and continue two days, If necessary. Ti-rtus will be mads known on the ilavof aal; ?ow Troiitea, March 13. Z. A. NYE. Consumption! Consumption!! Dr. WmThALL'S VOn THE CURE OK CONSUMPTION, DECLINE. ASTHMA. IJUONCIIITIS, WASTING OF THK FLKSir. NIGHT SWEATS, SPITTING itr.nnn wiinnn. INO COUCH, I DIFFICULTY OF I BREATHING, COLDS, . COUOIIH. INFLUENZA, I PHTHISIC, PAIN is tux SIDE, AND ALL disuses or the chest and lungs: Dr. Hall's IUIsa.lt contains n Opium, Caltmrl, or any, mineral polsou, but I cotuposod moflily of tltAso Hoots, llortii, and WfcUble tub stances nliltlt hivs a spoclrto influcnco upou ths lungs and their connocld organs. Its Immediate fffnt I to allay all Irritation and guntly rornoro thsiArm and otlior morMd matter fmni (ha Air amcs and Throat, thus relieving tha rough by aubdiiliigllio injlammntlen and other causes which Iva rlao tu It. Il alto iltmululut and Imparl, a healthy ton to lbs lungs thsiusalvcs, theroby tnabllng. th phi mors) thoroughly lo rsmovs from ths blood of Ihnio Impurtlloi and Ulscaiod particles, which, If rotalucd, do so much mliclt!if In tho s)loiu, and lay thofouudatloa for InciiraUU CON KUM I'TtUN . It alio exorti a doctdod anion ap on tbo skin, and aialst natura In sxpoltlng Ihro' tha KahattnU, much of Uiattttorbld inalUr which would otherwise bs thrown back npon ths lungs, Ihua rvllsvlng thsnt f a part of their work, and rvndorliiif ths s) slum purs and hsallhy. Whon tubsrcUt aro forming, llchsckilhslrdsvctopiuant and furlhsr prngrou; or If itleoratlon list taken lac I assists tho lung la throwing off tho cor ruptad maltar, tootUos tho Irrllatloa, haals ths ulcoralod ravlllsi, and rottorss thorn lo hoalthy acllou. Thla Modlclns, thsrsf ir, It not raorsly a palliativ, which only rcllsvst for tho Um boIng, but I a thorough eutatlv, at It ilrlkotal th roAlof Uta dlata, and by rsinortng It, routovoi alt lis contonuoneos. Tula Is Its ttketlnr -k4 thnracttrieUt i proporly possassod, i 411a! power t y nodtbnrmsdlrlno now boforotho pubTUE MOST EZTHA0RDIKAT CURBS 01 CQHoOUPTl ON .rsinad beraal hni and eartlflad lo by surh man as W. 1), NIGHT, M, P. , J. R. JOIIMfcON M. n . J 8 LAVVaOV. M 11. W Q NMIT1I. M 1)' Tapt. W CKAKC'E, H. I MULFOltD Ej., ani olhur woll-knowo oltlious of Cincinnati. i?wCall upon tub Agent jga And gl a pampblot and road tbolr csrtlflcaUt, and you must bo fully eoavlnod or tho oxlraor dltary merits of title modlolas. H7CAUTIU.M UowaroofDrllaU'tfulmoo la K.ltri also lit Hull's Cough Krudy, which It toiiiollmot palmed off for th gonulno. ejBotumauil ask for Dr. Wm. Han't Bi tsH ron nil Leu. Iii gnlnlsttgu4by O. lt. DAKBK oV Co. I on MLr.uv M. V. Hallo. Ilrookvill, J. K. korhafxllar. CUar Grov. ,. Caao, tim 1 rautou. J. King, Blooiulni Urove, Koil (V Gray, hclilo, i;inordd lliiUsn, Laursl. V Vancainn, Meiamora W Miser, MUsrvillo ADMINISTRATOR'S 8Al .XTOTICE 1.4 IIEKF.nY CIVKN.tl.M I will soil al public aticliin, on tha UHli ilsy tt April, tPU.alllio rosldanca nf fildfon Jinks, lata of Franklin county, daoaaoJ . tlui uarwnal prucr ty of said UVooJ-ul, cousUtuirf if llo.sos, l'atüt', llogs, Mioep, Wagont, t'arruiro lluruvss, Farm tili liiiplttineut, t orn, Uali, Hay, ami arlou otlior article. A crocitof l.n mouiUs ill l glwn uu all sums ovor threo il..l..r, l lim purclicr giving noi waiving all bvi.ciU of tho valuation laws wltli approved ti'vurity. .''alo to rouimaue at tt o'clock A.M. of said tlay and Continus from day to day until sali proporly is sola JlKilCK M. JI.Mth, nar. 9, Administrator.

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INSÜRMCE. CO, Of Hartford, Conn. CAPITAL, $300,030. Chartered, 1319. THIS OLD A1TD RESPONSTBLT! COHPANT uttee business at ail Acuucir, ut rales as low as are coini'tei.t with tHe hntards Initircd. Ixxsns e)oitably adjusted and paid w ithout unnecessary dol.iy. t llti; IKL'ItA.Ci: can 1.3 cycled on Itulldinr, Mercliandisn, an I erioiial proler.y generally, (raiiit ls or ilamiifo by Are. ni-A'VunM llAHi.cii Merchandise In transit, or liv flreaiinst the Imixor ann ii-rils of the river, lukct, canals, railroads, and ly the various modus of travel and routeyuncn. THOMAS K. IlKACE, Pn-rldent. E.G. ÜIP1.KY, Vice ProsUlent. InojtisA. ALaxAMtiBR, Secretary Morchatils and, Property lloMcn will Hml It to their ad vonUeo to give tlio undersigned Agent their applications beiora ofTerlns? them elsewhere. Policies on f-'ire and Inland Kiskt Issued on faverabla Terms, t.y AI.FUKU WAllD. Agont. mnrcli 14 ly

SELLING OFF AT NEW YORK PRICES. A Splendid Asscitmcnt of --cFARQÜHAR k LINCK, Are now aellinc the lars nnd I'oslrnble t,u k of mercii nditd of Mr. Kichanl I'vncr, at bis old I well known stand lu Urookt'ille, at VERY Rr.CL'Cr.D PRICES FOK Sim STÖGS HÖSEY AT FAB. The Coo. Is tnut bj sold and iuntal'.ruclhe bargains can be secured. Country .Merchants aro Inrltod to examine the Ft Oik. which is very large, well assorted, and of the choicest quality; tt wkViin we promise inducements to purchase. Blacksinlliu' will And It to tlioir hit tree t to "lay In" Ibclrstock of Iron when thoy enn use 'State fctock money." Centlemauly and accommodating ClerV will be In attendance to servo ;ou lih dispatch at all times, at the "Old Grind Stone Coruur." dec 13 S3 'Sin Dr. J. PETTIT S American Sitlcr. THIS AETTCLE IS preionuxl Ui tlio public as an r. :tnial Kotnedy, avoiding tho palnand danreralle tid ing the Introduction of Cauallcs, Minerals, and Kye-washes. with aasu-1 run cos of Its value as a cure fur Ihe various d Ises ici of tho EYE. of Acute or Chronic InflamaUon, whothcr IndnenJ by scrofulous origin or otherwise; Debility or Di Optic Nerve, Graiiulullou of the Lids, Ulceration o. tho Lachrymal Riands.and Weakness of Vision from any causo. Price Si rts. per box . For sale by M.W.II AI I.E. lirookvllje, and by Drn?glaUo Medicine Dealers e;nncrulty. ÖHWIBÜS LINE TÖ Spades' Station! The undersigned wlil run a comfortable Hack regularly, between JtroAvlllo and Kpad:s' Station, lie will leave Urookvllle every Monday, Wednesday, end Saturday, at such hours as will bost suit paarengers. Keturnlnir, lie w ill luave spades' linmediatoly after the arrival of tho two o clock train, lie will go at nttirr tltn If celled upon. KAMUUL MÜ.NKOE. Urookvllle Jau IT, I S3 J. DR. 0. II. ÄIAUTIN, PHYSICIAN AND SUEOEON, ANDERSONVILLE, oct57 0 INDIANA. Cash Wanted. ALL persons Indebted to l. Prlco c Kou, either by Note or Unok urcount, R'o rcnuolcd to call and settle tho aame, as we am rioxlng up nur business in Urookvllle. Dein will bo ntlfndod With coat. U. ('KICK At hUN'. Selling OH for Cash. N. I. OAI.LION St Pt .Ii determined to closo up tliolr business oIT r their entire slock of well tolti-U'd and cheap DUY iOOIIi, ha it nivtiir, unit ito 1:11 ir.ft At the Lowe3t Prices, for Cash. Tho whola stock Is now, wall seloi-tnil, n J free from remnants, and, having bovu purctiasud with groat raro In m:v voiiic, ItOTOl , and PlllI.ADi:i.l'lllA, ran be anluly rtfcominntidud as prrfodly fivsh and aa cheap as goods ran btt I'-jriUiiulcly told any whero In tha west. Uur stock Includes a good assortment of ci.otiiim;, 'itrr.Ti., and SiO I'lOX. Stock Money taken at Current rates. UTNOTICK ' thiMo who know themselves Indobtod to us: Wo ar determined to eins tipour business for tlm present, and pay our dubia, and lues who o ut w III pleas lako notice that w shall strictly onlorc ourcollec tion. .N. U.llALLIOM t KO.N. sLtav o. scaisM. .osspii n. at-nasM. 1:. ;. iti a co.. lOWratThlrd t.,Krlrrw ItnllAlng. llutweioi Main and tValnuU CINCINNATI, OHIO. Proclamation. TTTTITZItEAS, tho extraorllnary an. I unpro , V V celeiiltl demand for Unit InvuliinMo prep- ( arnllon, W II II II t .J S'li fi.vi IB, f.m Til A tt IO.X, has Induced tin ioua pef.)iis to pal 111 on oilier articles similar 111 name ana appear, anco, but ahsnlutely worthless, which l.as a ten dency to Injure the reputiitlnu of tho genuine arliel, purchasers sliould lo parlletilar lo asK Icr , "V.'rictil's" I'roinluiii Knthariou, and thuy may 1 rely nn recvlvlng in arllclo itnixiuallud fr Its viit.ns for restoring a decayed bead of halr.fora cool, r frusliliig and drllghlful application durirg the lint weather, removing all duagronabtu a ii. inlliiiit eif dlitliivss and headache, and lor tho lotlul II hat never bad an ti'ial for 11 plvniaiit and delightful fmgraiico. Us thoufauda of leslliiiniUN aro a tnllielent giiaratitoe for Its completely restoring a decayed head of hair; fr removing ull iluiMruC"; fr pie venting lis fullllig otT, whelliur from si. k neu or dlsossiii and ontirely illapeiiliiK w lib tho n of hair dyes, as It excites the seerulion, produvlng a supply id Its natural pigment or ndorlng matter, f lvingthe Imlra dark, glossy appuarauce, w llh a usurtanl giowtli. Fur sale by every druggist In the t lly, und by drugglslt and merchant throughout ihn V tilled Mates. A liberal discount to wholesale dualurt. Pflc VI CanUpnrhniile. I'l: I Kit T. WI1IOIIT t CO., 41 Market M.I'hlladolphU. .tgrnlat-o.M. W. Halle, J. W, Moody, llr.mkVlllet I). II. Dubois, Faliflnld. Wholesale Agents, AI.LUN A CO., t lKiimatl,0. I1Ü11SK HILLS, PRINTED this orrtee,uu ihorl iH ller, lr 0.t. DOM. ill. PADDOCK & MANSFIELD, STJT 'ALL KIKD8 0T TJNCUBB.ENT BANK N()IKn pa; the blglitst piluo lr Im use 11 nk Money. All romliunces lonlui from tha country for dls. couut will rerelva immodlatn altentleu, aud returns made by the nol mall, llroken money of all descriptions la worth tomeililnp, and by mall lug It to ua you will get lu valuo. itocolluvl this, march V "p. b. ''yMsfsor No. 82 Sixth St. bet. Walnut ft Vine, CXKCIN1VATI, OHIO; The moat eiloustve and boat Manufm turer tit the I'ulted HUlet. OKIG1JIATOR OP ALL .1EW HI YttS! Hut Uken lbs blghost premiums at alt the F.xhlhl lions! Uuva Ihe best materials cheap for cash, which nablet bim lotoll STJPERIOR WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES, At low a others tell Inferior ertl' lei, I'AIM l l aud CUT KIIAlF.Mnf beaut Hut designs. Ill FF and WIIITK Holland Mia.Hs, Trimmings, Fixtures tie. K IOKK MIAHKN painted and lettered to order. Itrpatrtng and JonWIu lu general ntlen. led to promptly. nurl5Sly c, r. luUiNSiiisi. & i:u Carriage Makers, H. CAHUEL. ISD., ' RESPECmJlLT Inform tho publie that they are prepare ito furnish allkiudsof (arrlaget and Uugg'ea or the latest al lis at low frleca. t'aitlcular atteutlou paid lo rejialriug, iuar3 3w IIBlVIMB IIOUSEi THIRD STREETnCTWr.l .MAIN Sc SVCA710UC, CINCINNATI. J. WOODS, FfiOFBISTOB.

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. u nnvG .store. ( .SV of the Golden Morlar.)

4m DKALKR IS Drue. .Tirdiriiira, Ialnis. Oils, 0)-tuf f, I'crf uiuerrv Scl.l Hooks, Mntionrryi Pen and 1'ockct f tiller . Arr. West side of Main tt., next door to the VALLEY IIOU&E, BriOOICVILLE, INEIAWA. rpAliES pletisiireln Informing the jiubllc genL erally, that be la now In receipt l and oecIngin bUnew room, opposite the Public Square, a miisiocK oi aiiuooam nisitue. stock of Drugs and Medicnes Ho cau say wltli all conBdence It u rt surptsseJ, eimer in quality or variety by any liier house in toe county, nor ai as low prices. iiiaslocKor Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c., Kept by biin Is complete In ovory pait. I am now opviiln?an elegant assortmout of English, French and American Perfumeries, All of wli'.tli lure been purchased stauch prices wm ciiuuio mo io sen iii me loweot rates. I bare made nrranviimiiiiiBvyl'h . I - .n.l t.K Ing house in Cincinnati to bo kept a ippllod with auius variniicsoi School Uook, I'scdln lbi?. Ivk1s of thii ,i.aeo end tltlalty, bo nnes an excellent assortment or üt'iplvj anil Fancy Stationery, which w ill bo disposed of at roducod prices. I have alo a very One assortment of Ten and Pocket Cutlery, all of which are frtib linportatlonsaiid tusnj new t atterna. For any oftheaboveor n timorous other articles nsaally kept Inhouscsoflikecharacler.the public are respectfully Invilod to theSign of the (lolden jiionar." JU11. W. .11UUU V. No.C If. c.o.anaw. L.ttARsocn. L. C. BtlBLL. c, n.smsoca. tiuiiii. u: 1 1 r Importers and Jobbers of No. A ppurt Ktreoil snyifcm CIXCINKATI. NEW AIiRANGEMEN'fS. THE Ludcmiirncd begs loavs to lu'orm th cltixd.isof Brookvillo and vKlnltt, that be has 0ened a shop In the building formerly occupied by K. W. Hubbard, on tlio west side of Main street 1'iutli or tha Publie Square, where ho will furnish to customers all kiaJsof CAni5ET AND CAItPEX TE!t WORK. " I Intend to keep on bands a large assortment of t-Jrri" or tue net atyie or workman-hip and mado of the bost material, at prices which cannot fall to suit. A HEARSE will be lu readln at II Ums, without tlie accompaniment of drunken drivers and ruuaway hones. Also, Window bath. Doors, i 'uor-r rames, ana an kliiüe nr Carpenter work done to order at low prlees. Terms Cash. decUM'if tf JAMLS MAKI.ATT. fit. HOY, Prnctical IJout and Shoe Maker. f")VV! dllir. lA ItifAPil. Oi. alll....f Uuitlapavillc, that he carV nea on business in tlie above line In 1.3. Dunlapivllle, where Ls will Lo happy VJ'Qas to see Iiis friends, and hopes by ilrlct uttentlonto btnlnessand ,lt xperlecca In the trade, and with a flrm determination to work nothing but the bost of stork aud warrant good (lis, be xectslo merit a Uareof public patronage. Peg or sewed ladies' work of all descriptions made to order, and of tho roal Parslan and Philadelpliiasl)lea. January 0UA41 year. BR00KV1LLE COLLEGE. firvjUIH Inttltutloata now roady torsclvany II nutuborof voungrontleinenand vonns-la. "- diea, and afford thaw tbe beat of bacilli) for obtaining a thorongh education, Th building laiarg) and convenient, and Iii Board of Instruc tion win te tucroaseu at im wants of ihe instuttna dotnand. Those young men who may van prefer lojcraiiuaieaiouor insiitutioiia,wiuuo wellte aequlretho preparatory ttudlct br, where ths classes are not too Urge for cnpvvnlcnce, and where they are not taucht hy under graduates, as In most old Institutions. Vootig ladies, on grad Urning, wuiroivivo aprroprtaio uipiomat. Iloardlnc ran be bad In ;r3d families, neartbe collirs edittoe at two ''. Lars nar nk. v..n. men cm bourd lhiu'.vlvasal aboutsUty cents pr waek. The prlcea ( tuition rango from 12,30 to S i.im ncr Quarler with ton Per cent discount rr.. advauce payioeut. Korrurlherparticubiraaddrat llrikvilie ud. Kob.tt imt. Ta SMITH Dealer in Clock t. 12 EAST 5th ST. O P P O 3 1 T E C'IXCI'.XATI, Ohio. j3-4T-l) Hard Times!! AH pervons Indebted to the undersigned, or to N. 1. (.'olllon, by either not or book account, aro hereby notified that Itntnodlate payment Is expected, and w ill bo required. .N. lt. GALLION 01 SOX. TEAS!) ALE'S 7T T9TK PJE iiousK is a rotnt eto i Ut nlll.UlM., witu no no ironi, .So. vA Walnut street, betw rrN Hvlh and Hevenlh, oMms Ito tlii Wnluiil Mred M011. No ennnecllon Ith any oilier hoiia In the city. Goods sent y Etprei with proper Instnu iloni, w ill have prompt and rultliful ationtlon. A-:.lr... W. TRFPAt.R. de if a 'J.iy !"' meat outtess. WZ HAV A LAE0E 8UrPLT 01? HAKES of Aleut C ullers, ImiIIi of Wood and Iron lor riming haua?e or Mmee meat. This la a ma chine that every f.mner might to hava. I'orsaltbv JOHN F. HAIKcV IIO, heed Morn, No. 4iand 41 Lower MsrVrt de U IJ '33 3w I'inclnnall, Ohio. HOYS AND YOUTHS At tlil It the tt'tsnn of lbs yrar whfit jiretiU are provldluit their children w Ith rlothlng fr the FALL AM) WIMF.tl WKAH. Ws would respet if ill v rail their attention totl.e large a'tillMoti ws art) juat it'aklng-diruttf.'om the l.a.l. to nur present Slock vf said goods. Our stork roiisl.ts of IIKAVY LIGHT CI 1S, I'.lMHiV VF.8T8, In endless varlel) tullod totheirntou.allof whit h we ar telling rlK'Mp. W e would advise parenU wanting bo)a clothing V glv us a rati and cimlue our gcoda for we leel eonfltlanl w can sell a reudy med gnriuetit of any dltrrlptlon, cheaper ihn lo get the goodl sod ntnkelham, oitvn-41 TV.NLII d, nAKKH. MOTARY PUBLIC. " ll I he undersigned having bou aiioliiU)d by liiu Governor as a Notary I'ublle, will give bis strictest attention to any business In bla tin a that bis trleiuls may favor him with, aud by due and careful attention tobttiineiilis bipeitoglvsou aralsalUfiictUiU. Having a uuinberef the anoelatinrwd fgriuste lloeds, Mortgagee, Uull-Clului, die.. a baud. tltote wishing ack bow lelgemeiiti taken or Uecdt e.c, mado, will ilnwell to give btnia rail. JunS VM.II.M, t l.KKRV. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. RICHAÄD TTNER HA I HADE ASSI0W. luuiitul Ilia prpert , vbecls, uolvs, avvouuU, and claims te the underaignrd. 'Ihe Hooks ere now potted and lh aeeounU roudv for eeiilementwtliey are to be found altha dwuflliiK hon of Abuar McCarty, to w how pay inent must be tumlo. The notot aro to be found at the oft'.ct of Coo. Holland. raymatil of tlieso claims must be mads forthwith, without distinction f per.on delay rannet be allowed. Creditors in ut and wlllhavethvlr inner. GK. HOLLA .111. 1 ...,.. NO NUT IIINS ABOUT! At Xo. 2 Commercial Rote. . TIIK Publie can Iwaytflud a general auortntoutofg'iod aud KAshionublo Turuiluro, ('onsUilucliipartofllurrniiai Itedatcada THblrwt Mamda. hofMa railor and (:unl 'I isblea, l.etingrsaiid latllre. kt. tllosv (; V t'nba. .Tar kci Iiitakria Wlllww Cradles, kpllt CuitOtV Windsor Chalrai Nplll-cuno und VoUen Itockrr. S p r I u ! Ilttckerhf and other rt.ee.artct for boote rurtilshliigloo numerous to monitoa. ALSO M'COSMICK'S TATENT 6TRAV7 CirTTER, I vvurrautxa 10 ei uununuu, ,u or wbica ! w ill b. sold low forca-li at in. r URMTIKR ROOMR. X. It. Weliuve onland and tan furnish on short notice, a superior atylo of Veultltin Illllltts) al Ctuclnnalt Prluoa. SELLIN! OFF 51 TtEINO DKbTftOVA OFt LOSING OUR Ttt-ST. jj ncsa In Urookvlile, w ht e determined tod lipase of our otiliro ttock ot I'UI.NIK COST, for such funds as nre ul par In Cincinnati. Th. ... tnrtinenttt largo end well selected; consisting of an lucu armies a. ar usually a. pi In aw. II sup plied ttore. Wo havo a good assort man t of do thing, lulled to tho season. Alao, a largo supply of boots and hboet er everv description, aud of Hau ana 1 apt. 0TI9- P. rSlCI AfOMs

f THE GREAT EMPORIUM I OF Cheap Goods!

TTTI tare tbe plsoe t,f inforn.lrr otr tamo W out patrons, that we are Ca ly reieiviig and opening a new supply ef .plcixiid ir.i f r"s selected with great care, and a lib rt.w,mi to the well know n goiwi tarieol nurcu.'otners.iu the abundant markets of boston, tt.IU-leli hia sr. New York. V rail allenlioD Lo the fa-t lhat uf goods ar purchased at firsthand; iadevi our domestic and shoes Irora tbe macLfaftu;t rs' jgont-: and tblsclrcumsUnce plucU g us on an cjulI Irw l Inr w lib the Cincinnati Jol.bi rs. both tt to rt:al:iy aud ecotD V, wa Uilirk we caniiet ! oilton lu the Brookvllle market either in ttj le, rjuallty ai d variety, or in tbe prices at wbich'ww pixtpo t tellourgoodt. 9.D.QALLI05 4FO. aprSI !s54 IS GEO. W. SLHTH,SADBLE & MESS ittaniihtlttrtr. Tlaln Sfret, nut deer ts S'udarca. HUOOKlLLr. I-S1J. SJLXÜIL VULZLÄTT, . BLACKSMITH. Mala Street.Kouth f the Pablie Kflnare. Ka't tide a. 1 a a - A ALL KIKD8 OF EOLTS AKD SCI? Hlftslti SIL tha a.mrlsv.! a. .T B ruaa Bsa.VIIA sMkarfl l I kit I TBT nirtlsnlsjrsilLsmrUM e S - - - - wu v B s. pa. I ' U kiüd of Wscfalprj-, rnrruuKd to w mm will uuus ina m. i mm i rr tb i at can be fouad any where In the Weal. rualSSl ly T AMLi' UKtsSCOODS. ' Ii YV are now opening the fluent stock of the above goods we hava rer baa the oleasar ot offering In tbis market.eoniung in p. rtof M pieces Maia aad Fancy fciik.r10 " Ibambrsy; St M Haia 10 s 4 3 14 Printed Berage; K cot eh Glare; ' Lustrine; PontdeLolc; Organdy; Gil. TI..L.. Tavlhur lts I - .- ... - - . comixeia naaoriRiaat of white 1 goods of every deerl,,tU,.!??r wLlcb were eelecud with great oar., and will bo e.U Cheaper tbantbey ran be boo-LtelMwhew U.U. CALLIOX A BOX. rPHX iTKpzllSIOSrD ssv iu,t reeelv.i". Vl-Va 2'l'lst.ek ofl'A LLV UI.lLUbOODk. Wfclchtbey ofrasi ibi sail ..I.; Bi..k a.dVr;;;y:.1i:.,nj fctugham,, andPrint.ofagr.al varictyTLeside; Ä. i).raicj.fchM. s -. nBADT.MADK CLOTHISO - ' . .11 .rÄii. wb luswu, ang win be aoldal aiall progtt ic. iMULi.10.4 t.oi by DHES3 O00E3.- '"" l.AMha üKP.S. GOorw. 2.iIttMI:i's "L'ilMKR WEAR. f-Cl ANU PLA,S "": niK. ror tale at 1 ComuierrUi Knr. TO arsut54 es FAEd'HAH. oprEU a- STPaiiVsV'iU""'"": rooevuie,.ov.3uUi,1853-50 If. GenfatFurnishlng; Ced. "" ., ., 'l"s poi..d and wUlkr nana nirts. Lirsw.rs, CoUars Ka and tnrkl liviwir. 11 Z w"ars, iCK lockt, Pockrt-llooks, Trankt d,c.,allof wbllb will bLnWXS!?"' I V V t u - .. . .-4.1 o.s ir.ii, SPRDTG GOODS AT NO. 1. COIHtlERCIAL R0 Si,. " u-aaaf s.'vi.rv, . W. Cor. Main Burpess it Head its. 2B00177ILIX, I1TELUA. LI50C U rvcolrlag tbe bendiomest assvrt "e't -.i- .Pi .n.rod?: 'ropen.d In this market eelocled by blmseir with unusual care wltbrer- - '"i nl)m,,ml Kuaiuj necnallerree birnn,rClalfrl'r,'U3r '"eurvi.e Tbetealorpartaer.Mr. Liara.rlvea fclsentt. b. - - , w. .uwui iB .us inaraaa. qui a a. n.i , - -mi.ii wm isinervlir ewa Uur friniiri m..A 1 1. - ,11 ... ii7i - I i'ue are an ssjnailT Invited to examine ouretock, st we are d.tertn.nd to axt gL la our efft.ru to cast r to asruiu aad Interest. at bv todolns- . o.i.m ..T"vT." . . mar 3 1 txu -..w.ww, v-B. PUBLIC HÖÜSR .Tlie tabscrlber bat lug opent d a r -b 1 1 In Kwiasiat ls LU 1 .. .. . .......... vmingrrov, at U0 Hill M I h.L - ... iiuii. ii.rv 01 in mwn otl.rsgood accoir.auodallons 1 IravrUtra. all Blooinlnggrove, Sept. I'O, '34Jw. NOIIO.Nfij Groceries, Hardware; iueautware; . . Glas wäret And ever) thing for tvefbodv ror sal. at GALLlO.'tShlontr. F,75E?.Wa,'r sriii p. r.l n?,tt"d"y"f.' havlnghe.il appointed Agt t for H. M. di t . Af . W arren't Fire and V ater Pro! Hooting, Is now ready to do ro.iOnr of tbis klad tit anv iwri AfRn.in. r.i.. . . J. -, . n. ... riirup rouniira. 1 he store roomt of M. V. Hale aad U. II. J. f. uunon, in urooktiue.aro covered with this kind Him':r,,0",'lom ,,bh r referred. Ita durability, cheapnesa.aafety, and ouvrnlear, all recommand It, ai lop.rlor.io the cnslmrilon . .",."",'as wurrui a ii.inr.K. BOOTH ANp MluKS . The lar3S snd Ixmm, I .. . 1. lothlt toarketjusiopeoedatibe f tl rt. 11 ass O a HATHA. CAPS1 . . . .. mm. n uui auu wen si.ieclmj stock ofHrlls auduminerhtjles,Ju.top.iiedaiih. r Ot.ll VI III 1 1.' ruiiv ti ,. vr.w youVhimiou iiiadi:ii: lll'Or-IIIOt. J. kK.XUT M.,.ur.ri.,..T.. dealer la allkludtof transparent window ehade Also eords, Tassels, Krast mounling. dr. So.ai'ollege Hall, Walnut st. .fiaelaaail. Ihurrb, Mors and otbrrlari-e shaker 1 ait ii 1 erd.rtaateperletrstyU. 1 J liKK.iillers Ins sfles to lb. i itUvuaul Urookvllle, asaskllfnl and aperlei.ced work men liflleelnlhe old American Linlding, la the room formerly used at a lawyer's fllce. . AIS0 He leuder hit i-rvtee. to getUmeaaijJ lauiM, as a suee.srul rvanvamr of elotfaa that ar. aaiiiBf.it iy gr.as. or ur. apt 7 Oil. IMinilllWlSDOW MIAIIi... and OH cloth Talil. Covrra. tnauufacl.r.d ai d told,wholisl.andr.tatl.by Id.lniwy.re. Co.N . College liullJIng. Walnut kl.. Cincinnati. 1 Ulj.ardert promptly Siled. l euatry Isercua nit ai S OdlertsapplleJ on the lowest tcrnit. Ao.e.lU3-4.itin.a. T0XF.Tkl nnXHKli'l ItOirNkTa". " Ii &(M) kilk. Engtuh atraw, .Nsl and Frsn.h Laeo aad blond atraw bnan.ta, lg.lar with all n trimmings aullutreCOlTtHlkUh OLD W1H1K CuliLH. f1le)tBa,Csaaltaiereo ttatsl Vtvallatara. j Wo bavo )st reoetved fr.as Ike r itfi aiksl frrah tupply of pi.ee goods huh we wllltetl ut make I order warranted loit t tb. shortest nouc and In tbelateatslile.rnd a licet thai rtnaoif all v tlea. TYNKHA UAKICB Boots avktd kUooa A rn.ral aa.orlm.al of mew aad beys' beott and atioet Jutt received aud fur eel.rb.ei el TYKF.lt A hAKc.l('H T EADT K ÄDX CLÖ SnfO - XV tvu.rai Aassrartuieul kepleOOtUally OO Ua&4 elTfo.l. Commercial itow. ty LlStladtFArtilHAK. Q3L iwAiiauuiul aud very larreaisottmenl la full s-iuorbyUe piece, Jusi rewtvc4 auNe. t Coea Btcrc pkl itow, and for tale by UNtKek FAEQUIIAV. SOsittJ AsTD USSOV V.- " Jusl reveiv.d a gral variety of fasblonablo ineU aadrtbbont at No. tcei.wi.rsi.i K.w.bT ll.NtK.FAl.HlllAlt. H Al AND CA?I - oprtntt a4lo., JtiaireeolvoJ alive. 1 Com Hterctal Uow, and lor tale b; IT LI NCX A PA KQH! A It. nnccraiEs.nAM-aAja.rTAiLi.rc -' Vg Linea, 0. raiutiar ar. m rwivt o( lull auf pliee of the rholeest Uroosrl.a,aad Vest e.l.ri.d Hardware, Cuilori Süd Kalla, at K I Cneer clal How, by LPSCKAFAKQVHAK. fToCSAKOIROCI.JJ loo largest aus moat carefully tele ted slock oTfiooU and fehoAS they.bave ever offured, tuty beteeaate.t Com as mal Kow.forsals by LlNCKesl'AHvlt.liAK. t ivnnri eat reosjtv.Taa for sale at the ulv ssvsiuva, ..lasaortmeat ever otTerodto tkU public, for aale al 1 , for aale al No. 1 Comm.rciai hew, by ustaaraKKtiUAR. qaallt v Jest reeeWad at OLD KbO BKICK BR00KVIL1E DAIIK Wl LI. allow Interest on lime Deposiu made after thla dale la Ohio or Indiana turraacy, payi bis In similar fände, By order of tho Board, J.w.uiTTi CaiUtr, tree iTU:, fit.

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