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CINCINNATI CLOTH HOUSE.
HENRY MARKS & CO.,

CINCINNATI CLOTH HOUSE.
HENRY MARKS & CO.,
20. IL PEARL STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Supporters and wholesale dealers exclusively in GooDs
FOR MEMS WEAR, Cloths Doeskins. CassimeTes Sat-
nets Tweeds Coangs Overcoatings Llningsi Nj
Iesas Canvas Paddings FAILoRs' TklMMINas,
Gentlemen'S Furnishing Goods.
Shirts Uudershir Collars Handkerehies Gloves
Ties. Socks. 49,. &c.
Bainp engaged in this trade are prepared
To offer superior inducements to MERBHANFS ToRs AND
OTHERS, and buyers of GOODS FOR MEMS W EAR
seps-3wd&w
NOTICE OF SALE.
T Office is hereby given that VIII sell at pubic aucto
on FRIDAY 10th of October next at the resi-
denoe Alexander Powell late Vauderburgh county de-
ceased ali pc ona perty (not taken ny the WIDOW
Cattle Hogs Sheep heat Corn Hay
Farming Implements Household Furnit re, &C.. &c .
credit twelve months will he given all sums over
the purchaser giving with approved security wav
ing and appraisement laws with interest from
date. sepl6-3w EDmOND mxAID1-Or.. avn -.
SADDLE TREES.
kDR DoZ SPANISH SADDLE TREES for sale at
NE DECKER & KRAMER'S,h
ieI2-d&wtf Main street. between First and Second.
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OLE Daily gournal

GOVERNOR,
OLIVER II. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, OF anderburSh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DAWSON, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
VILLA WI Eg. NOFFSlNGER, of ParsKe
AUDITOR OF STATE,
Il. w. Al. ELLIS, of Marion
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES III. CRAVENS, of Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TippecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. REAL, of Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES G. VEATCH,
OF SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGISLATURES.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
vANDEREURGH.
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HING AT WHOLESA SALE.
Encourage Homo Industry.

TNHE undersigned take leave inform merchants
n this city country thatthey have this
ed the manufacture Of CLOTHING also importing and
deain Overcoatings Cloths Oassemere Jeans
Tweeds and all sorts of Liangs. Tailor Trimmings
Having purchased the materials class
and only 10y the best of hands it enables
substantial sewng and experience in this branch
for several enables with
establishment of this sort, in respect prices
terms.
seek distant markets. where, you you
hud good assortment and prices
other places Please call and examine in verify
A. ANSPACHER & co.
lyI5-4m Main street. next door to Branch Bank.
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EUST RECEIVED.-A lot of Harper's Story Books
90 certainly the best extant for folks
Also the novel Green Peas Godeys Lads Book fol
Sept; Graham's Magazine, fer Sept:
ag2S DoBELL g. LISTER
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PuRLIC SPEAKING.

didates for Congress will address their fellowezensa
Newburg Warrick county. Thursday. September 4.
Baker,e Creek Church. Spencer co friday Sept s.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
NOUNS Mn III w LT ID \

CHEAPER THAN EVER!
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
WWTE have Just received and have constantly hand,
wv large well selected stock of Jewelry
comprising all qualities and styles whichT esod at East
prices.
ALsoA good stock of Gold and Silver Hunting and
Watches including few Railroad
all warranted and allow figures We also keep the largest
Dawson, Warren Hydes and j. b. Beers
fine Gold Pens, in the city.
Silver Ware Porte Monies. Accordeons eight day and
Clocks ha IL and sale reduced
prices Receiving all goods direct from the Manufactu
rers and importers are
extremely low price. BITTROLFF Il SONS.
iets Main street, betw First and Second sts
- IVA VICKERY & JOHNSON.
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FOR SALE

HTERY low easy neat Residence, excellent els
and cellar with either so feet of ground
Goodseu street two squares from the river Applh 10
serls-d&w2m JOHN INGLE, JR.
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STOCKHOLDERS in the Northern Plank Road Company,
- who paid twenty dollars each and every
Share of Stock hereby notified that unless su
cent to said twenty dollars shall be paid Jonathan
Jaauess Treasurer of said Company. at his counting
room in Evansville. erbeore the 10th dag of October
aud all thereon made will be for
feited to said Company. Bv order of the Directors.
sep2-2wd WIN. II. WALKER, Secretary.
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8 = O O O O OF



E5- Whole Tickets, $l0-Halves, SjQuarters, S255. "
The Alabama and Georgia Lotteries, channels
present inducemens known schemes.
The experience the public had the management
these lotteries large amount of prizes sold the prompt
which they paid the best
that they will always be conducted in the most honorable
manner.
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PRINCE q CO ,S NIELODEONN.

PRINCE n co IS NIELODEONS.
WITH divided swell, secured by letters pat
Il Elsstent. May 23d. 1855.
+ r 0 II n By means Of this swell. solo passages may
ment while the is soft and subdued
after all the Meodeons made by Prince ~ Co.; will
nished with this attach nent without extra charge.
Messrs Prince Co. could realize dsome by
dsposing ofrgh other prefer
to make it feature in their only
ntaned by purchasing of
W. F. COLBURN, Western Agent
my1 7S5s West Fourth street.
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
TENHE designed will continue the Grocery Produce
IL Business of the late firm of Babcock Brothers, his
own name and for his
jy21-tf ELISHA s. BABCOCK.
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NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS

TUsT RECEIVED.-Harperf fer SePtembeT ~, L % q
u Illustrated News, at DOBELL LISIER :
aup23
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& NANDLEG.-1O0 boxes Star. Opal and pressed Summe
u Mould Tallow, for sale low to close by
augI2 GEO. FOSTER & co.
ANREY LIME-In lots to suit purchasers. delivered
sepe GEO. FoRTER & co.
ENX7FRA sUG Ar CUR ED HAMs.-Asupply Of very
EL perior Hams, just reed by
ssp5 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18

Indian Summer Of Lite..-In
the life Of the good man there is an
Indian summer more beautiful than
that of the seasons F; richer, SUMMER,
and more sublime than the most glo-
rous Indian summer which the world
ever knew-it is the Indian summer
of the soul. When the glow of
youth has departed, when the warmth
Of middle age is gone, and the buds
and blossoms of spring are changing
to the sere and yellow leaf, then the
mind of the good man, still npe and
vigorous, relaxes It's labors, aud The
memories Of a well-spent life gush
forth from their secret fountains, en-
riching, rejoicing aud lertlllzlng {;
then the trusIlul resignation Of the
Christian sheds around u sweet aud
holy warmth, and the soul, assuming
a heavenly luslre, is no longer re-
stricted 10 the narrow confines OF
business, but scars far beyond the
winter of houry age, aud dwels
peacefully and happily upon that
bright spring and summer which
await him within the gates OF Para
disc, eyermore. Let us strive for
and look ;rusllngly forward to an In
dian summer like this.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18

pest may be formed by mixing a
peck Of lime and a pound of sulphur,
in ten gallons Of water; let it stand
aud settle. A pint, in four gallons
of water, syringed over the bushes
when the fruit is forming, will keep
them clean cover the ground with
manure, and spread n small quantity
Of salt over it, to keep as much
moisture as possible about the roots.
Mulching is undoubtedly a good
thing, as it keeps the roots in more
uniform state as regards heat and
moisture, and salt is recommended
by several different writers Just at
this time. Our experience goes to
prove that if planted under the shade
trees somewhat, they escape mlldew,
although the fruit is small. The fine
show varieties Of England are much
more subject to it than the small
rough kinds. The Whtsmith and
Houghton, are perhaps the safest to
plant. Country Gentleman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18

GooSeJerry Mitdeto. II is well
known that mildew is so destructive
to gooseberries in this country, that
but few OF the large and choice kinds
ever perfect much Of their fruit, and
as consequence, one of the incest of
fruits is but little seen in our market.
in ripe state. The writer Of the
Calender for The Horlicullurist, gives
a very simple remedy, which # as
good as represented, is we'll worthy
Of extensive application. The fol-
lowing is the remedy, and as We read
il, merely requires the application
once, "when the fruit is forming:
Mildew may be prevented by wa
teriDg with soap suds, over the
branches. A radical cure for this
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Tornado and Loss ofLife.

On Juno 10, about ~ O'clock furi-
Gus hurricane swept through The easterly
rari Of Rupert into Dorset, destroying forest
and fruit trees, fences and several buildings
that stood in its way. The direction Of the
gale was from the southwest TO the northeast,
and the track Of the tempest was from so to
60 rods wide. The dwelling house Of Mr..
Rufus Taft, on the west road from East Ru-
pert to Dorset Corner, was unrooied, and
three or four barns utterly demolished In the
neiphborhood several acres Of maple timber
near the house Of Mr Oliver Gilbert we're
leveled 10 the ground-a large part oft being
trees Of full growth, many of their MASSIVE
trunks we're wrenched oifby the violence Of
the gale, and the balance turned up by the
roots. Hardly tree Of any sze remains
standing and entire, in sugar orchard Of
many acres. Several persons IA the town Of
Dorset were more or less injured by boards
and umbers from falling buildings.
But the most melancholy part Of the story
remains TO be told. Mr.. Ephraim Jones, an
industrious and useful citizen of Rupert, who
was engaged that day 10 planting potatoes IN
mountain field, about mile south Of his
residence was fatally injured by the timbers
Of falling barn where he had taken shelter
and only lived a short time after he was taken
home. The barn belonged to Mr. h. lows
ley, add was a complete wreck not a single
post left standing. Mr. Jones and his hule
son, with his horse dog, and wagon, were all
In the barn or the shed adjoining. The lad
aud the horse escaped without material inJu-
ry; the dog was killed. the wagon crushed,
and Mr.. J. dreadfully injured ON the head,
chest, and limbs-a large beam lying across
his breast when found, probably three quar-
tcrs Of an hour after the accident. As soon
as he could be cxtrcatcd, which was work
of some difficulty, he was removed TO his
dwelling and the aid of an experienced ply
sican procured ; buthis injuries which were
mainly internal, proved to be of too serious a
nature to be reached by mortal aid. lie
leaves a large aud mounful family, who will
sadly miss hs presence and the needful aid
for which they have been accustomed 70 look
to HE dlligeni and willing hands. lie was
about 80 years of age Bennington Ban
Her.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18

Random Gems. Nothing dries
sooner than a tear.
Omit no duty, commit no unkind-
ness.
Safe is he who serve a good con
science.
Master your passions, or they will
master you.
Obey promptly that you learn to
command.
II you can say nothing good of
one, say nothing at all.
lie. everything have its place, and
every business its time.
II is not easy to slrnighten in the
oak the crook that grew in the sap
ling.
There is many good wife that
cannot dance or sing we'll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18

Catching Snaiis and GrHbS,-
The Gardeners Chronicle, (EngY)
recommends scattering little oat-
meal, about shutdown, in the places
where these plant pests, so trouble
some in England, most abound
About an hour later, a good army Of
them will be congrcgaled together
Teasing upon the meal when they
may be gathered up and destroyed
The best tine to ontch them is Just
after rain. A correspondent who
tried this method, states that in a
strawberry bed he captured live thou
sand IN half an hour.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-18

Enjoyment Two wealthy gem
tlemen were lately conyersng in re-
gard to the period when they had
best enjoy themselves. 8" will tell
YOU" says one" when most en-
joyod life. 1t was when | worked
Tor Mn, laying stone wall, at
tDenty one cents a day.n Well, re-
Piled the other, "that does not differ
much from my experience. When
l was twenty, | hired myself out at
seven dollars month. | have never
enjoyed myself better since" The
experience of those two individuals,
teaches, first, that ones happiness
does not depend upon the amount of
his gains, or the station he occupies
second, that very small beginnings,
with industry and prudence may Sc
cure wealth.
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jf!i5rGllQnRuug.
The Use of the Eyes.

The proper adjustment of the light
is very important to the close reader
and student. Alterations Of light
and darkness distress weak eyes, and
debilitaie those which are sound
The sudden transition from dark to
light rooms, the degree OF light III
the study room, the manner 10 which
the light falls upon the page, arc all
important considerations, though APP
parenlly lrilng IN themselves. Too
little light debllllates the eye, and
compels oyer-actlon, while too much
dazzles and conluses, and causes a
morbid sensibillty Of the organ The
student should not, after sitting in
the darn to mediate, suddenly com
mence his studies. There should
be sufficient light to see easily. Light
should be equally distributed, and
not reflected or concentrated. The
practice of wearing green shades is
bad, unless there is "a deficiency in
the promlnency Of the eyes or pc
culIar weakness Of the sight. Read
ing or writing by twilight or moon
light, and looking at lightning, are at
tended with danger to the sight. Sit
ling in front Of a window with
book on the knees, sitting with the
back directly to any open window,
and permitting strong light to fall
Immediately upon the paper, holding
a candle between the eye and book,
are all practices likely TO debiItate
The sight. The light should fall OBJ
iqueIy from above, over the left
houlder.-Scientifc American.
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|. NJ. SINGER & co,
si.3m Pducips OHoo, J2a broadway, n. Y
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10 he Prspristors ef'hs srsaish nav Creotori
Geutlcmeu-Havtnr been quite bald for the last si1
or seven years, Wa induced hy feadiur your advcr-
srmout to make tfial 90 She swedish Hour Crrntor
Il s now about i've months SINCE commenced its use
and my harris growing ueain veN finely where, pre-
tnus rf ustnE srfr 'afattrns. Then. alb
~ Iusure 20 yout wonderful discovery, must add bat
hove t1tic every uoHus iu tnf puwtrt n restore MY
hhh, ana ull other pfepartionf seemed 10 do mere
hnrn than good fHte great pleasure Boo stating that
am nov conv tuced oihav0smy hsirrntiraIy tesiof,d
and chocimlly 2ve yon this testimony, hopur DO NAV
nhu7e others who ago skepucif, us / Wa. TO stvo
Your 3 swedish HAN treHtnr "a faIttriul.
You're, /. SMITH, ma spdug-sutS.
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Lite-We know few lines finer
than The concluding slanza Of Life,
by Mrs. Barbauld, who composed it
when she was very old
F" Liiel we've been long together,
Through pleasant and through cloudy weather.
IT'S hard TO part when tneud. are deati
Perhaps twill cost sigh, ateatj
Then steal away, give lule warning,
Choose ihins own time,
Say noi good night, bat IN some hrighietohme
Bid me good morning"
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TO DRUGGISTS IND OTHER DEALERS
HAun
CERTIFICATES.
Important from Dr. u w Sabtn. ofRoch
ester, NY.

This may certify that have made fti.i Of a Atr..
AMERICAN COMPOUND In d csss ~ severe a..
e4ai H1ectieH, aud long stardite irritation Of 49,
cas- caaf ~ he elementary fraek Nv Tho use IL E
il's of The above COMPOUND. Do n thought pofman,,
cure was effected. have seen its wonderful fsrf. m
decided eas1 ut Nfrgaia CaHsHHptisH where Tho a.
utnt WIS Thought 20 De bsUond eWt-attaf tinrn D. o
bottles of ihc AmtreaH Compound now thought fo IL
oa' OF aargtri and nsafib rsh From what ht,r.,.g
Of The effect Of tto Compound .houfd cettsipi, $3.50
meud is USE DO such eases ~ Of. w. named
H. M.sAHfN Al Oh
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Dr.. HENRY Bur TSETG, l No. 10 E.., i7tb.s,

This Preparation compusos bottle Of Liquid and
jar fPomade. When applied AT o ~ rooms, no oHAHGE
H. made untd The Nairis fully restored.
ltneYef ails Restoring the Hair when its loss has
been caused by fever or sickness and seldom requires
moro than one bottle 40 arrest ms falling out
As an article of iolletitis invauahle rs IL keeps
the haf healhV, and gives TO 1t extremely elfgaHt
appearance.
Blldnoss il generally hereditary. Mothers should
use 10 upon thoif chidfen's heads il merely aids
the growth ofthe Hair, but is sure to Prevent ultimate
badness.
Soni 20 any part Of the United Stntos upon tho re-
eelpl of 81. Address orders 10 PiopIietors Of the
SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR, $50 BfoNnway, New
York. n. B.-Usual discount 10 the tfado.
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Clubbing.

Aiiscoun To- ftwsnty 1--WE per cent. from thoabovo
price, wiliho 'liowodto Clubs ordering four more
copiot iln} ono or more Inc above works. Thus
-Four copies Of Hluckwood or orone Review will be-
sent TO one eddiessf for 90 foutcopics OF the four
Revtewsund blaok~ood for 500 andsu on.
0rNo prcmiums willho given shcGo the above al
lowanee j. mnde 20 Clubs, viii premiums la ant
case be furnished unless tho subsctiption money /.
paid ia full to Tho publishers withou, recourse to 40
agent.
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10 nc PrPrisiors efihs saedisA Hair Orator
sif 90 the early poet of iast SUMMER my d4uabtef
was amced with 40 Hhscoss about one inch above tho
centre ui The ~ Jr0Htis The diameter OF which was
two inches. o. wn- opened. Hnl after the discharge
bad .easHt tho roots ofthe hair tfe erposod 600 tho
inside OF he scalp. Wuhinn weck, ala the tfovef
The disuusDd spot had allru ont. Much auHIcty WI.
felt boz consequence ofs exposed situation fearing 10
would not nsiiu grow. oNpHfcncedn Imon
were consuledi who decided the SCOT would remain
permanently hnld. Various fcstorstive means wee
te-oed 90 without object, when friend recommended
your o""n'sh nan Creator. Amer ten days npplica-
iuni "a mitfpscopic examination evidenced r rfowth
Of fine downy looking hair luspitsd with fresh none.
continued its application and in six weeks was re-
~afdcd bF growth Of hair an inch "a length. Il d.
now iu.l icngth and pnflegi'y hoalthy then recon
mrudrd Do Go Indy ttclltKe) WIN had lost hor haf
from frNspelas. Sine used % With like happy result.
take peasute IN siviug you this testimony svorof
your valuable discovery believing % 20 be, oui
experiment ono Of tho very few useful curative arts
clcsthat emauntc from QuHctdom
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'.-Sold nt tho Mauuticioiiosnr Professor Hello.
way, so Maiden Lane, New-Nork. aud Pa StfIud.
Ionduu aud by ailfcspect .hlc uuegiste aud Uoa De-
ers BIO Medicines throu-hou The United states, and
the civilized world, iu Pots uta5 cents O. . cent?
and slup each.
lafeOfFla"s.
n b. puoeuous for the guidance Of Patieuts 10
every disorder are affixed to each Pot. Is esopiy
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Foreign Quarterly Review (oue year)
BiackN0ul's Magazine (sis months
London utrierly Rcvcw lous wear
Edinbufsb Review como Year,
Meunp. litAn hasa1iur lsiH months
Wostminstrr Royirw Zone yearl
Consecuttve premium volumes cuuuot in slIrnsrsbo
furnished, except OF the Foreign Quarterly Review.
10 prevent ihrtciofc, whcto that wstt
IL aot alone wanted subsorbets will plese orderas
many different works for ptemiums as thete nre vol
umes TO which they may be omitted.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that an application sul be
made To- HE General Assembly of tho stuo of
Nsim7ni, at ifs next sossnni Tor charter Of tk TO
be located at Montpelier in the County ol Wa.hnuon
in said State; And application will also be- mtte 90
tad session OF tho General Assembly Tor the febai Of
" An act extending The charter uf the rfesidrnt nfec-
tore and Company of tho Bank Of Montpelier lfpoy-
ed December o.. 1853
JOSEPH =. WING, Auy. for Petuou,r
Montpelier, May 10, 1856 ss.6w