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ne!t"' give nih';c notice. That ! hay" rein
tu''hei 10 my son. A!an-"i Gee hi- nm" dur
ing TIE remainder OF his M, ,..-v. and t}a shaft
cialn none OF his wages. nor my any, Ia;,.s of ,i
contracting, after this date
FIREMAN GEE.
LUCINDA GEE.
LuneHburg Sept Ie. 1876 ,uoI Iuo9
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Cattle & Sheen for Sale

Cattle & Sheep for Sale
~ Ill be sold I Public Auction. on Friday q #
w "a AZ ocl1ck A N. at the hou.r &c C,,,;,,
Brown. on the Dr.. Niles arm il, i ,trt.rl tL I'll
loving property:
40 lw" Years old Steers:
20 Milch Cows:
l.ot "t two wears OLE He;fer,;
400 Sheep,
Waterford, Oct. 1. $3.50; ,ti,1 %.
ITERATION. Thisi to certify that have
gwen my son, lhonas j. Drew hi, TIM. .,,,J
man h"' cE'i'n any OF Ms earning, !.or pay any Of
his debts, after tins date "
Witness. LARnY s. DREW.
Newark, Aug. -. is56. loo1-1ao3.
Etray Heifer.
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CtOMMODATrD WIN CRIyp,ve:

Al order Had c"rnmunic:,t:o,.-. VII lrc,i,.
lfonr' attention. !. l. EAInBANk>. -,,
- 10 .i>i'.rv. Sep ils1G. ..--t
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HON. ISAAC 4. HESTER.

Geographic despatch from Lancaster, Pennsylvania
dated the 10th, says:
"The democratic county convention met at Fulton Hall
in this city, to-day and nominated the Hon. J. Il. Hester
for Congress unanimous vote. Mr. Hester has accepted
the nomination Messrs Brush Reinbold, Breneman Pat
ton and Mophai nominated for assembly Henderson
for associate Judge and j. b. Amwake for district attorney
Out of the fifteen candidates the county ticket six old
line national wings series Of strong resolutions
adopted, and the greatest harmony prevailed.
the close Of the proceedings, Dr. W. T. Sberrod, Of
Indiana was introduced and del vered able and eloquent
speech that ELECTED much enthusiasm This evening the dem
ocrats assembled in large numbers in front Of the City Hall
and were again addressed by DR.. sherrod."
The confidence thus HAtteringly bestowed upon Hon
saac Hester by the democracy Of Lancaster ia most
richly norited, and we have strong hopes for believing
that this act OF the convention will be triumphanty en-
dorsed by the people Of this congressional district Mr.
Hester has been long known as whig Of the Clay and
Webster school but like the Choates the Prstts the
Pearces the Benamius and the other distinguished
men Of the same school, he has boldly enrolled himself
der the banner Of that party upon the broad folds Of which
are inscribed "the Union the constitution and the equal
rights of the States and Is sborng zealousy and effect
lively for which he dgnifes BY bis talents susans
by his elouuence and illustrates by his example.
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Freeman's Journal has the following;
We think ought help the circulation of the follow
ing political gem, by giving it gatuitous advertisement;
A CAMPAIGN TRACT III
Catholics, Attention n
Hear what Pope Gregory says about the saverade and
those who deal In slaves.
Hear his anatheas denounced on all these who in ans
way slavery including OF course those who
by voting for Buchanan or Fillmore, uphold the infamous
traffic
Read Pope Gregorys bull The Catholic olerqp in Anne
RIGA entirely ignoring losing sight OF the above docu-
ment issued only few years ago. IL remains for Protest
publish the for the benefit of all true Co-
lies, Of whom would to vote for Buchanan or
Fillmore after reading this proclamation of bis Holinrss
Tbey would rather vote for John G. Fremont who is
pledged to PROSTATE "hs Stare otgdrehy and TO
tend the of freedom.
Fremont and Dayton clubs can be supplied with the
above bull, illustrated by handsome cut of the Pope,
surrounded by his cardinals engaged in the work of free
ing a slave from bis chains in addition other suitable
matters such as Daniel % ConnFs views slavery also
those Of other celebrated Irishmea together with map
showing in suitable coo the free and slave States Of
the Union all published together in eghtpape tract
| which should be scattered broadcast among American
Catholics. 1t is knock-down argument and must have
telling effect on that class Of voters VIII be ready on
the 10Th Of September 4. H..
Thousands Of copies have been already ordered Send
early. Price per 1000 $40 per 100, 81 2b or cents
single Each order must be accompanied by the cssh
Address the publisher JOS. II. LADD,
No. az Beekman st., New York.
Nothing can possibly be finer than thnt Its COOL COM
placent eronery Is unmachabe II lie only very lately
that some of Mr. Fremonts warmes supporters were in
favor Of restricting the political rights of Catholic cti
zeus and affected TO doubt whether they Catholics,
could really preserve true allegiance TO the country
reSoi and the scene changes now Catholics are called
upon elect Fremont President prosate oliRarches
and destroy negro slavery at the bidding of former
Pope Of Rome.
According to these silly tracarians the Catholics Tor
some Of them at least not at all troubled with the
common faculty called memory; and the political
Adventures who have just tried and just failed TO esab-
sh olgarchy the Catholic citizens instantly
thereafter whistle up Catholic voters to go, at their bid
ding upon wild hunt against the rights of other
portion Of the people Of the United States
That the Pope Of Rome has at any time declared that
there Is any sin in living under the constitution Of this
country and in fully carrying out and defending every
Of it's compromises and provisions is fasehosd ga-
ring render service in insane outbreak Of party
spirit In maintaining the integrity Of this Union, the
Catholic citizen needs not the mpertnent advice Of any
mad ctonis and in forming his opinion upon political
duty he easily afford to dispense with the advice of
hot-headed and empy-headed bigots and sectarians.
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ANOTHER PATRIOTIC MHla

Hon. Charles J. jenkins, Of Augusta, Georgia, in a
powerful and well-written letter to Dr. Willis wilingha,
abures all the political isms Of the day. and gives strong
and eloquent argument why every sincere lover Of his
country should support Mr. Buchanan Mr. Jenkins is one
of the most prominent Of the sOuth though never
active partisan he welded immense influence In the
whg party to which he always attached and was the
candidate for Vice President the ticket with the great
Webster at the last presidential election
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The Commercial sticks to lis story that Col Fremont said
to Mr.. b. f. Cook have to frame my replies to get
the Of all" We converted yesterday with gentle
Of Brooklyn who the occasion To-;
and he positively denies that Col Fremont used that Ian
gusge any language susceptible Of such construction
Nv Y. Courier and Enquirer
The whole of this difficulty might be settled in direct
way why don't Col. Fremont respond or some one of
bis confidential friends for hm1 question Of veracity
has been raised between him and Mr. Cook which cannot
be settled by the Intervention Of third party so grave
charge as has been preferred BY Mr. Cook cannot be sue
cessfully evsded by subterfuge or change OF issue
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Catholics, Attention n

BREApTurIt is stated that the annual crop Of wheat
in France estimated gs0oo0oo bushep which leaves
surplus after supplying the home market Of FIVE or six
million bushels for export Last year the crop in France
was so short that French wheat exported but on
the contrary several million bushels imported This
the crop is again estimated to be from fourteen to
go m Nrshes short.
Weny-eight mhhoh ~~-- 4hs calendar
The import Of grain into Great Britain for s.- +
year Of s5s equivalent to s5619632 bushels wheat
in 1854 II e32s7 246 BUSHELS and in 1855, 5O22f6os
bushels Tn, estimate for the next year i that 100000
bushels will be wanted Of which Russia II IL supposed,
win supply 100000 bushels Prussia 100000, and
other European countries 100000 leaving 100000
bushels to be furnished by the United States.
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THE Ulster REPUBLICAN,

We arc glad to see by the dress in which this jour
nal comes to us that its valuable labors being appre
cated as they should 1t has but to continue In its well
doing and the good citizens Of Kingston and thereabout
viii continue to reward 1t with liberal and hearty sup
port and piee persa.
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Union as il Is on the other SNo sectioDalsm n II.
1000 majority for Back end Breck and the end the
word AUEONR This greeted All along the line with i'm
mense applause We learn that this affair gotten by
the employed in the Abbott coach factory. Then
the Gofstown Club, with the Gofistown Granite
band and banner with the motto" Our country and
the Unon-one constitution and one destiny The Duu-
barton Keystone Club next Besides these, or
nected with of them large delegations from
rous other towns. Portsmouth had noble delegation,
whose position In the procession do not recoect
and have omitted other delegations which bad
banners and many which had not but the men
were there. Following these thousands on foot a
long train of carriages of all sizes filled with men, and
drawn by Of from 10 eight horses each many Of
them carrying flags and banners with various notices.
Among them one from Gmanton with eight horses,
and Others with six and four bringing delegation Of
200 from that glorious old town. with others from Pitts
field, Weare Loudon Dunbarton Bow, Pembroke Caner-
bury Chichester, and all the towns IN the vicinity.
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thousand Vermont republicans are going over 10 Plata
IN the llth.--AlbaHy Journal.
They will next 20 over g the Canadians where they
will find abundance Of sympathy In their reasonable
designs against the Union and tho constitution
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Captain Theodore 0Hara Of the second cavalry has re-
signed his commission to take effect on the LIST Of Decem
Der next 81 #".. ...s.
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

We have at length the official aggregates Of the votes
for State officers at the late election in Missouri The vot,
Tor governor stands: ~.,....
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FREMoNTs SUPERIORITY OVER JEFFERSON, MAD,
IsoN, WEBSTER, AND CLAY, AS VIEWED By
THE ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL.
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BLAcK-REpUBLICAY IMPuDESCE.

Under the head Of mpudence the Catholic Register and
Freeman's Journal has the following:
We think ought help the circulation of the follow
ing political gen. by giving it gratutous advertisement:
r. .f,rt
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

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hun 'a 's s tna "a ~ ~ so," 49," .n
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cngI'sn anu opanlsn oonsu's =, 20
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

Certihcftefiom ID. l.. Starr. ~
l have known Mr.. Fofsha's Altera.
tive Balm to perform a very extraor
dinary cure uycn horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
] used Il upon one occasion. extcr.
nally. with good effect. I believe u
70 be perfectly safe and eiiicacious
remedy to be usedin many complaints.
ID. L. STARR.
ovember 2fst. 1883.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04
CINCINNATI,
DR. FoRslIA's
Alternative Balm,
"a BALM FOR EVERY WOUND
+. FOR INTERNAL. AND ExTER
.>t NAL USE.

"a BALM FOR EVERY WOUND
: FOR INTERNhi.AN AND EXTER
.< NAL USE.
This balm is warranted to re \
lieve all Rheumatisms. Strainsin
the Spine, OF Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, OF Still
Neck, Toothachc Earacbe, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprnins and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
|or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever aud
ague, Piles. corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation in The head,
|Stor; ch, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation Of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
The reason why this balm reaches aiI ines
cases Il because II reduces inflammation. and
faosss he secrstons and nervous system,
Into sc,ion. TIL. power IL owing 10 the
peculiar continuation: of medical properties
without their being nentralized. The medi.
cine l. periecsfaIIy sale. not containing any
deadly poison, OF mineral. II viii. " used
freely, act Immediately upon the liver. snd
alI other secreesise organs
Read the following Certi ficatcs.
Certidoaseof ORD. Il. Jordan, late Resident
Physician ollhe Fourth Street Cholera Hos
piial.
! can chserfuIly recommend the Alternative
Balm to the public knowing as do, that Il 4
an excellent article. used Il with goos
effect In Cholera, during my late connection
with the Fourth ST., Cholera Hospi,a IntAl'
city, in case Of cramps ,pains Ia
stomach and bowels. also used Il 10 cas-
Of inflammation Of the kidneys with the hap
pi-st effect. From my knowledge ofits viz.
ues, Ia the above diseases aud others, "a
which have used Il, have no hesItancy Il
lpronouncine q superior TO any medicin
hitherto offered to the public with which
have become acquainted. and would cheer
fully recommend !, TO the public.
\ 5et1 J. II. JORDAN, MI s
/ Cincinnati, Sept. Let le4g
i This Is TO certify that In the summe
lof is4s,I became so very lame an
weak In my back. occasioned by nj
that I could not sit down or get du
without holding on to some object.
was advIsedio try Mr.. Folsha's Altera
tive Balm. by bathing it six or eigh
times, my back was perfectly restored
and have felt no symptom Of It's returl
since.
My wlfc, also, has used II for Rheu
matte pains, headache and toothach
with very beneficial results.
i il. YEAKLE.
Dec. LIST. 1919.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

- - -. - -
ss'Fssazy szox : vp''1'a ~ e0''
-. :. !. =, 80. !, =. $3.50. :. ~.
o.ssnsss ), Isssl
Extract.
WA pxr<sruy7, Dee. g. 49,
10 may 40. John " Ere
mont then 2 breves captain IN
ne corps Of typographical EngI-
neeE4 and since eppolnted 2 i'e'l-
tenant-co'onei, lett here under or
dere nom this department, 10
pursue n's Explorations IN the re-
g'ons beyond the Rocky nloun-
t:'ne Inc o31ects q TINS ser
wee we're, as those OF ms prevl-
Gus explorations nad peen' Of a
sc'ent'nc character without any
v'ev Whatever 70 military : opera,
Ienss Not . so'o'es VI o'hccr VI
me on''eo states army accompa-
nleo n'm; ana nis whole force con-
sisted 81 Hxty-tWo men, employ
ca py MN ior security against in-
o'ans: ana LOT procuring suos's'-
enee 70 tne wilderness ana desert
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04


A,certidca,s from the Rev. J. u. Finley
cincinnati. March 9TH. 1851.
DR.. Forsha-ThisIs the first time In nv
long life that have given my name In
Recommendation OF any medicine. az a gen.
ersl remedy, though have often been solicl.
ted. have used yonr Alternative Balm for
nearly two years; first, for the rheumatism
In my hip and knee. Of which was nearly a
cripple, then fofvsry severe braIses on two Of
my family; then u violent attack ofolarrhses
on myself; then for inlamati.n, for buns
bruises, and for "a very severe case OF stin
neck, brought on by q violent cold. aud q
think hsvshad full proof Of i,s medical
properties. Ia T,eat many ofthe diseases for
which you recommend n. aud have no,
found u total In even one Of them. Sun, ,
po not say that u 10 an lniallIbls cure, yet
ismy sober onvictlon. that u Il the be,
compound for these remedies for which Il is
recommended, that have ever tired, ., d 1
have tried many ! will not. &c 4 can pro
cars u, be without Il In my family for an,
consideration. Hoping that ysu will stll
continue 70 COMPOUND Il honestly and that .,
may rsIieve ihsusauds OF sufferers, | most
heartily recommend Il 20 my fsiIow-citlzens
a mos I excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, additionally. ..s
]. -. FINLEY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

Wholesale Depot. att. a. G.. Reak-
hirts, No. 81 Pearl II. Gin.
DR.. y. w. Forsha, Drug Store. No
side OF FiIthst, 3 doors east Of Smith
Gin. o. r ~.
For sale at r. Tynsr's. ID. Price g.
sons. Linck a. Farquhar's. DIR. Moody's
and pr. Hailes, Rockville, Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04
A Speker at Last,

Bni That. no reason why u. 4 A. N. BIaeklidFc
81 Mutamors, cannot svii cheaper aud better
goods than any house 10 the valley, consistlnk ETA
general assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Qnsonswafe, Hardware, Cutlery, Boots aud
Ahoes. iiais, cups. and q general assortment OF
Read, Made clolhiig Of The latest and most Inn
proved Shanghai styles We wouid respectful,
call he attention ~ iho ladies 70 our stock OF
silks, l.Alhss, De burgess, Aipaeas, Cashmers.
oe,. aIso shawlssf various DescFiptonf, Drcss
.has s vi o'
cheap " not cheaper Than any house IN tbs vale,
for cash or approved country produce. We ~.
turn our sincofu thanks Tor iofnrr patronage, and
ask liberal share for The coming ear. Call and
see ~.
Alllndebied 10 US will Please call and settle Up
their accounts, ~ We must have money, or We
cannot continn 10 seil goods 20 cheap.
h.& A.NsBLAckLiDGE.
feb. l-3m.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04
PHILADELPHIA,
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lisf1fauiis IN the land rhcher as<1 ~ pr<<<n-
i've q secret sIess. ~ guide co. he sIIesis-
sources ever siisa assn .ss1,sa fos a. sss -
lisa saisms slsshs. rssslss,s ne spqssi,ssc
sss' sss Macy g sl,'s ~ s s ss;' s:s,
phIiantbfopist. ala EhnznIiari4as. have n>1si
l.ssy ss.ssass q. circulation g sIi .ss.,'s,s
be iss',s'nsaisi 10 ihs mersi - ,'s<sslss s.S
ph, steal te4IIn< % maItiiu1tt % oar rro(I~.
among the }oun<, volatile. a1d ind-tfe<I. o<A<r-
4 The saihor srruss rsrtleuisrI,, mess ssrosely
asain-tsssf} spesies 81 nieme1t and ~<<1s
parelts AID Kuafdsns. 10 afcsInr <<fm>. v
10. ssnss~'ss ~ sisir ,rssr.s<e n
phs floiortal Laws and ssxnaI Impurities AID w.
Irregularities. ~hethsf ekh,bit<d ~ rfc<nt'oos as-
rurtlnr sxxm ,lss of shsr sehooi-a..,ss o. ossrr-
sise. To Hose who hsse been kIf<ad. eusns1e1
10 ,hs ..psshs that take hoid tsi."s clear s1d
: rsiafn Of sound health aud rKsnefAiion OF ne
souiffoln Ne teffibIr l,oiIuIisn.
isi sweii Known that thousands q victims are
snnu.Is sAennesa =. ne shrine u esset-r5 80
tic dlseases-ftnsiercs. seminfi Nrskncs> <cf-
sous Debility. aud TIE nufncreu< 1n6l.dics = h><h
psss a,ss o. zee. rs ss TO. ne .na.'
katpfe. 81" %
In view Of those faess. add ~hsnis l. siso ess-
sidered that sboat Iuu.vOo persons DE suuuaily
4, 10 the UnlIed states Of Islsss l.,<. a.
jonts being the victims OF the soIaptno.s indls-
lcreton 81 thsir prcxsniior, afrse>bi> 70 she
scrplnrai enaneia;i"u, hat The fIns ~ tLs per-
, third and fourth generation. he Apthss. irssn-
: ed vic sentiuenls of enlarged phlIsuthro1y y III
scarcely De eensarsd Tor An, snoftts s~skrsln Ne
A bis Medical Manual. e. - 70 : n
J, oas copy. sssursiy enveleped. Mn Be- forss-1.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04
Groceries.

NY stock OF Young ssyson .onnp imperial
vi 4 Black Teas tslzrKe aud well selectedof iats
lmportntsons. pure aud fresh. Aiso, frmo Mo.
lava. Mocha aud Laguagarn conecs: Prime o..
sugar; Crushed, Powdered, Loaf and Clarined
sugars; Golden syrup, q. aud \. u. Molnsscs,
cuba Honey, Rice, Nails, Window Glass, Seamless
Bags, coiored and white Carpet Chain, Cotton
Yarn aud Cotton Hating. With every article usu-
ally kedt bs Groccrs. all OF beet qualities. war;
fated 20 give satisfaction. for sale IN qualities 70
suit, NJ The lowest market priccs. :.
.E AAkux A. Golfer.
s. y. Corner Main & Seventh Streets, cin'l., %.
May - is33.