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Kansas matters..Note from GOV.
Reedcr.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1857.
10 the Editors Of Mss0 York Daily Times:
In the Times of few days ago find
a letter purporting to have been written in
Kansas, the author of which states that
he has been informed by Gov. Geary that
he is acting under instructions which have
been on file in the Executive Office since
the organization of the Territory. I do
not believe that Gov. Geary has made any
such declaration to your correspondent, as
up to the time l left the Executive Office
no instructions at all were on file except a
few unimportant letters in regard to the
disbursement of money. Had the same
instructions and authority been given be-
fore which have been since the Cincinna-
ii Convention and Presidential Election,
and with power, as now, to use the army
of the United States, think 1t is not too
much to say that the course of things
would have been very different.
Respectfully, yours,
A. H. REEDER.
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MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING

ever offered In this market. We have been very
particular In buying our Clothing, and fatter our
selves that We can rim you out, gentlemen, from
this Valley. Give us q call.
Domestics.
wehayc an unusually large stock OF Domestlcs
such as Muslins bleached aud unblel ehed, Drill
ilngs, do. Linen and Cotton Diaper, Tickings, sc.
When IL comes TO "Calerco" "we're around, ~
but all that we need say about prints Is, that o
Sons, hay State and sprague brands, which every
body knows are rs good as gold dollars.
wall Paper.
This Is Just the season OF the year 10 paper your
walls-they begin 10 look bad. We have made
large aecessons TO our heretofore extensive stock
Of Wall Paper, aud can, without doubt, exhibit
tho largest and most tastefully selected stockand
then so cheap-of any house In these parts.
Carpets
We have Just opened a large and well selected
stock OF Imported Carpets OF the latest patterns.
Rag Carpets always on hand.
Boots and shoes.
We have one room devoted 10 this branch OF the
business, and We are now prepared to suit with
Shoes or Boots, everybody even TO tho smallest
infant. Containing ill Tho varieties OF Ladies'
Buskinsand Bootees. Misses and Child's Shoes,
largo assortment Of CUST0M-MADE boots and
Shoes OF every description.
Hats ana Caps.
Every grade both for men and boys, even to the
late style OF SOFT HATS for hard or soft heads.
Calm Gents, and "Adam" will give you "lts."
Hardware,
and the articles usually keptin retail store. In
QuccnsWare and Glassware
We have an entire new stock, containing some
new patterns, and all that Is wanted In this way
But We feel IL unnecessary TO say more. sufice
for TO say we feel very grateful for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon us all through our mer-
camille course, and nothing on onr par. shall DO
done, at this late day, TO merit u discontinuance
Of the same. We are sure that II good Goods,
cheap Goods, and plenty OF them, and gentleman.
ly clerksto wait ON youis whatyou want, we have
no fears.
april4 ID. GALLloN& SON.
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to exempt the property Of widows from
taxation; refused 10 lessen the per cont Of
county Treasurers. and introduced bill.
making II mIsdsmeanor and Unable, not
less than $50 TO circulate shinplaster, or
unauthorized currency, In tho state.-
Hope this will pass.
TUESDAY, Jan 2oth.
In the Senate, Wallace, from the NIL
nority Of the Judiciary Committee. intro
daced q report In reference TO the right Of
Leroy Woods to hold a seat In the SEN
ate.
The report takes opposite ground 10
that occupied by the majority Of tho same
committee, which declares vacant the
scat now occupied by Woods. II claims
that Woods was duly elected as Senator
in 1854. and that no had never been COM
missIoned AZ Chaplain to the Penitentlary
since his election, and, consequently not
being commissioned, no had not violated
the Constitution In holding moro than
one Office Of trust and profit at tho same
time. The merits Of tho case turn on
the question Of commission" Ho was
appointed by tho Governor, received tho
pay, $500 per Year, and performed tho
service Of Chaplain, hut to dodge tho
law, no was never eommissionsd. We
think that dodge will not save him.
A bin. requiring County Auditors to
publish delinquent lists In tho paper hay
ing tho largest circulation, passed 81, to 4.
In tho House, nothing definite was done
except 10 refuse to amend tho Constitu-
ton so as to prevent the voting Of un-
naturalzed citizens, by 81 10 81. That
question will enter largely into the can
vass two years hence. With what result
we can not toll.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan 81.
The most important business Of to-day
was the passage, by the Senate Of tho
House resolving In favor Of removing tho
duty on sugar. Tho vote was Al to ..
THURSDAY, Jan ~.
Nothing Of importance done. Tho
Senate voted in favor Of bill 10 allow
Recorders TO demand their fees In ad-
vance. In the House they talked Of In
creasing the number ofjudicial circuit and
giving landlords lien on growing crops
for rent, but nothing was done.
FRIDAY, Jan "a.
The Senate was engaged all day on the
amendment of It's rules. One was adopt
cd, providing that members Of the SEN
ate shall not participate, In any other bu-
siness, when in joint convention, than
that for which the convention was called
vote IS to 90. The remainder Of the
day was spcntin boiling, by the Demo-
Gratis to break a'quorum, to prevent the
passage Of arule that senators should not
vote on questions in which they were
personally interested. The quorum was
thus broken dozen times or more, tho
following senators leaving their seats
Alexander, Brown, Drew. Fisk, Hargrove,
Hefrcn, Mathes, Miller MCLERY, M
Clure, M'Lean, Richardson, Rugg, Slater
Of Dearborn, Slater of johnson, Tarking-
ton, Wallace, Wilson and WOOD, which
broke the quorum Of the Senate.
The Republican Senators, whose seats
are contested voted for the rule, while the
Democratic Senators all bolted.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,


Prepared from prescription OF Sir james
Queen. This invaluable Medicine is unfailng in
the cure OF all those painful and dangerous dis
ease incident to the female constitution.
1t moderates all excess, removes all obstruc-
tons, and brings on the monthly period with reg
ularity. These Pills should be used two or three
weeks previous TO confinement they foriify the
constitution, and lessen the suffering during la
with safety TO herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females du
ringthe FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as they ars sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at
any other time they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue
on Slight Exertisn, PalpiiatIou of the Heart,
Iowness OF Spirits, Mysteries, sick-Headache,
Whites and all the painful disea occasioned by
a disordered system, these Pills will eGecta cure
when all other means have failed, and although a
powerful remedy de not contain iron, calomel,
anthony, OF any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package
Price, In the United States and Canada, 81
One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle OF the
Pills by return mail.
W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
General Agent for Indiana.
Solo By d. v. Johnston, Brsokvilie; Giffo I'd &
Goble, LAUREL; Chas. Van Camp, Mctamora; X.
shriner, Andersonville.
Jan l6
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
Blu RIO MS

EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
BURT0 Ms
GENTLEMEN's FuRHfsIrsHINC AND
CLOTHING EsTABLIsHmENT
THOMAS BURTON would inform the public
i that no has Just received part OF his stock OF
Goods for the Pail and Winter trade OF 1861
His assortment 10 complete, embracing all arti-
cles usually found In clothing and furnishing
stores. His stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Consists OF Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Collars,
wooden and cotton Undershiris, and Drawers, Of
the best quality.
Ialso have stuck OF India Rubber Goats and
leggns, Carpet Bags, various inds, HAIR Brushes,
Combs, &c.
CLOTHS, CAssTMEREg, vESTINGs, ETC
have a complete assortment OF the above ma M
cd articles, and will always DO prepared 10 make
full suiis or single garment at tho shortest no.
ticc, and warrant az In all cases.
TRIMMINGS.
good stock Of bindings, Cordlngs, silks,
Thread, Buttons, &C., always on hand. Those
wanting such articles will please call.
CUTTING.
Particular attention paid 10 cutting gentle mems
garments. Persons wishing anything done IN this
line will please call. Trimmings OF all kinds for
nished, N desired. From my long experience
tion, as heretofore 10 all who may give me their
patronage. ftrnst that those who have so liber-
ally pa.ronired mo for years past VII continue
,heir favors. TOM BURTON.
Remember the Place and Remcm5srfhe name.
Connersville, Jan -
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Q q ~ a Q 80 q q Q

The RFcatctt natural ofnament 20 The "humhn
form divine" 10 PROFESSIONALLY q nne, iuxurlant,
and healthy erowth OF hair. II has been 90 os-
10 emed In al agcs OF tho world, aud among a II
nations, savage and civilized. Hence, the fndl.
an brave regards tho scalp Of his enemy a. HE
onable belle often dsguIses the region OF vanity.
~ we'll AZ her other chronological organs with
borrowed locks.
He weo should discover mode OF preventing
tho hair from showing the insoads OF cnvious
Time by turning pyematurciy grny-a method by
which II could be restored whom falling on OF
turning white, and way OF promoting lie eontin-
sIed 10 rank among tho benefactors OF tho human
race. Read the Testimonials In another column,
Of tho wonderful, not 10 say almost miraculous 81
fecis OF "Pfofcssor Woods Hair Restorative" and
500 n no has not accomplished all this.-capnai
CITY Fact.
for soio by Nv. Johnston.
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Administrators Sale.

I WILL SELL at public sale at the late residence
i of James Harrison, deceased, in Posey town
ship, all the personal property OF the deceased
not taken by the widow, consisting In part OF
Cattle, Sheep and hogs and other articles too te-
dious TO mention. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, Saturday, January 81, 1857,
TERMs:-All sums under three dollars, cash,
OF three dollars and upwards, twelve months
credit, the purchaser giving note with approved
security, waving benefit OF valuation and APP
praisement laws.
Jan I6 3w wM. d, ADAMS, Admir-.
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FORTY DOLLAR HoG.-A dressed hog
was sold on Friday, in Chicago, Illinois, to
go to Boston, which weighed COG pounds.
1t was not only large and well fatted but
sold at the top of the market at $3.50 pei
100 lbs, making the round sum Of 5000
Raising hogs at $40 apiece would be Q
profitable business.
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Administrators Notice.

I HAVE this day been appointed Admlnistra.
i tor Of the estate OF James Harrison, late OF
Frank lin county, deceased, all persons indebted
TO the estate are requested TO make immediate
payment, and all persons holding claims against
the estate are requested topresent them duly au-
thentcated. The essate IL supposed TO be solvent
Jan. S, 1851 WIN. b. ADAMS.
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

TIME STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HARRISON,
y New Trenton, Rochester and Brookvilie Turn
pike Company are notified that an election for
Directors OF said Company will be held Of me
day, the End day OF February next, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock .. m, and o'clock r. NJ, on
said day. SAM DAVIS,
New Trenton, Jan u Sect.
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Curious Confessions - 0mcthing
Ter tho Democracy 60 Think Of.
We find in the Charleston Mercury the
following significant letter from its Wash
ington correspondent 1t contains sundry
suggestions in reference both to the past
and the future of the Democratic Party,
viii be found worthy Of consideration:
WASHINGTON, Jan 9, 1857.
It Is not premature to announce that Mr..
Buchanan's Cabinet viii be composed of
gentlemen who represent the Union idea
NATIONAL men, who yield more to Fed
eral power than to the States. II Mr.. Bu-
chanan viii give us "deeds" instead of
words, facts" instead of good intentions,
and "results'' instead of impulsive prom
ises, we can put up with Cabinet which
may possibly act as foil in ur last con-
test through the Union with Anti Slavery.
For r. man can hope for a CONT nuance of
this forcible living together of TWO pEo-
PLKs, under Governments controlled al
ready by our enemies, and eventually to
be governed by them. The influences
which nominated Mr.. Buchanan, and the
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VALLEY HOUSE.

JOHN KING. PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOUSE 10 ALWAYS OPEN ron THE
hours traveller. will be waited on by good allen.
danis. The table will DO furnished With The best
tho market affords. ioafders can be aoeommo.
aassa WIN single or double rooms, with goed
nfo aud all oihaf conyenleneoa necessary, nd on
reasonable trfna. In connection with this house
now there =. The best stable In the County, being
sumeienty large 10 accommodate any head OF
hofaes, and 10 drive twenty-five wagons on car.
flaees inside. The stable will always be furnish.
cd with plenty OF good grain and hay, aud attend
cd by good ostiers. Horses kept by the week,
day or feed al tho lowest possible rates.
In connection with the stable will keen A few
good horses aud buegies 10 hire. am also pre-.
pared 10 take travellers or citizens 20 any paft OF
Tho county they may wish 70 80 on reasonable
tefms. ]. KING, Proprietor.
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No Family shonld be without Hoof-
lands German Bitters.

Children cured If the Summer Complaint.
Camden, N. j., March n, 1855.
Dear sirs-It 10 with much pleasure that In
form you OF the great benefits derived from II Q
uss OF your German nltters In my fgmily. Dur
Ing tho greater part OF last summer. my son, aged
two years, was severely afflicted with The Summer
Complyinl In the worst form, for which various
remedies prescribed by Physicians and others
were used, but with no avail. also sent him 10
the country, but II proved OF but little benefit
Having bottle Of German hitters In tho hous ., |
was persuaded 10 try that, which 70 my astonish-
meni entirely cured him. lilo continued TO take
the BlusFs some lime afterwards and became
healthy. I have the greatest confidence In the
BItiers, and feel no hesitation In saying that no
family should DO without them.
JOHN w. PARIS,
Plum street, above second.
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DIR. RosAcK,s scANpINAvIAN RRMEpIEs

DIR. RoBAcK'S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
Tho cures accomplished by these great Swedish
medicines would be incredible II they were not
attested by N parties themselves over their own
names. Or. Robaok, tho disooverer and sole pro.
pretor OF these famous restoratiyes, 10 now pre-
with tho names, residences, etc., OF tho PATIENTS
many OF whom had been told by their family phy.
sctans that thore was no help, they must die. The
faculty are thunderstruok. They never dreamed
Of the possibility OF compromising preparation
capable Of reaching the seat OF disease In tho
blood, and restoring that fluid 10 healthy condi-
ton, with absolute certainly. All diseases OF tho
stomach, liver, kidneys, nerves, akin glands and
muscles, arc infallibly removed by Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. See dvertisement.
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Brookville Manual Labor Library.
NOTICE.
THE PROHIBJTIONIST.

Published Monthly, by the Executive Commit
tee OF the N. Y. State Temperance Society; AM
ASA MACoy, a member OF the Executive Commit.
tee, Editor. The ablest aud most ellllncnt adyo.
Gates OF the Cause In the Nation, contribute OF
their wisdom and eloquence TO It's columns.
Win the Number for January, 1857, II begins
Vol. Nv.
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and eirculates In every State. II the adhereni
OF no one political party, nor the opponent OF any
other. Sacrcdiy devoted TO tho suppression OF
the Liquor Traffic, and tho extirpation OF Intem-
perance, on all other questions which divide the
p ublic mind, II is absolutely silent.
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Blank Deeds, &c.

There has jast been issued at this once new
and beautiful edition of Blank Deeds, short form
ioners' Deeds, old form Deed, Summons and
subpenas'
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r IGHTE, NEWTON & BRADBURYS Pr
knowledged TO be the best made I'M;
Ameaica. My stock was never bct-i q ] u
ter than now, while my prices from this until after
For proof, come and see, at No. "a West Fourth
street. c. NJ. MURCH,
No. "a West Fourth street.
Sole agentfor L., N. d BIS Pianos, and success
sor TO Musch & White. Jane
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nIANOS FOR RENT.NEw AND
IL SECOND HAND.--I have seven <rs;S-<z2xzzsEs
w Pianos that want 10 rent, and
will let the rent apply on the pur-f . ] ~
chase until the rent pays for the Plano. Come
rent, and pay for Plano and nolknow Il.
O. NJ. MURCH,
No. "a West Fourth street,
Sole Agent for L., n. * B.'s Pianos, and Bishop
* Child's melodeons. Jan .
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thEFELAHp, omos bccs " 1905
DR. RosAoK-Dear sir,-i should be indeed UNI
gratefulif failed 70 repIy 70 your letter OF tho
iosh ult, nquIring the egset OF your remedies In
my case. You say you do not wish 10 publish my
reply, but simply 10 learn for your own sasIsfAe-
ton what tho Scandinavian Remedies have done
for mo. Hut, my dear Sir, wish you 10 make
my statement public, not only - Just tribute 10
your own skin, but for the benefit OF others who
may be suffering % I suffered, and might be cur
cd as have been cured. For more than ak years.
~ you are aware, I endured continuous Marty
dom from the combined effect Of chronic dyspsp-
sia, liver complaint, constipation, and most do
plorable condition Of the nervous system. Dur
Ing that time employed the best physicians In
the West, and three umes visited New York for
the purpose Of consulting the most eminent med.
ie al men In that city. All was useless. dos
paired Of recovening my health, and almost wish
cd for death. II was nj this time your advertise
ment caught my eyes, and determinee, a. q for
iorn hope, 10 try your Scandinavian Blood Purid-
or and Blood Pills. Only ave months have eiaps-
ed since uncorked the nrst bottle and took the
nrst pill. Three words will tell the result, 4 am
we'll; yes, In better health than 4 can recoliect
having enjoyed since my childhood. MY recove-
ry, under Providence, owe 10 you. believe
have paid YOU about thirty-nvs dollars for medi-
cine, and had every dollar been q hundred, they
would have been cheap.
With deep gratitude remain yours truly,
MARY ANN CoMsrocK.
For sale by NJ. W. Halle, Brookyille; J. N.
Clements, Bloominegrove; CHORD q Gobie, Lau.
rel. dec 70 ~
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby .viven that the undersigned
IN has taken out letters Of Administration on the
estate OF Robert John, lats OF franklin county
claims against IL will please settle immediately.
The estate Is probably solvent.
Jan % John G. AID AIR, 6dm'r.
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs, ETC
SA L e OF
REAL ESTATE.

THE undersigned Commissioner appointed by
i the Court OF Common Pleas OF Franklin
county, Ind, for that purpose, will sell at public
aution at Peppertown, In Salt Creek township, In
sad county, on Friday, tn e27th OF February 1857,
between 10 a. m. and m, OF said day, tbs fol-
lowing described real estate, towlt
Tho N. X. or ofthe 8. w, ar. scctio n 10, town
range 10.
Tho 5. &. Or. Of the :. W. Or OF secsIon.ia, town
IL, range ~.
The n. Y. or OF the N. ". Or Of section u, town
n, range -.
The s. Z. qr.of the n. W. or osseetlon is, town
Ii,rango 10.
Then. X. ar. OF the NV. or. section %, town
II, range IL. .
TERMs:-one third down, balance In one and
two equal annual payments, with interest, to be
secured by note and approved security, waving
appraisement and valuation laws
jan2o, 1857 ids. comm'r.
At the same time and place, the undersigned
will sell at public cutlery, on same terms;
Thes. K. ar. Of N. X. qr section 90, town !.
ral,ge II.
Tne s. W. On OF N. Il. or. section 90, town II,
The N. iv.qr of N. Z. or of section 90, range II,
town IL. GEO, HOLLAND.
Jan. 60 tds p.'s Zee -,
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE, NAILS, ETC.
" Linek IL Farquhar are In receipt offull sup
plies ofthe choicest Groceries, and best selected
cia lRow, by LINCk & FARQUHAR.
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NRELODEONs! MEaODEONs! M

MRELODEONSg MEs.ODEONs! ME.
Ul LoDEoNS.! MELoDEoNSl.l< F,sx zzk<>uu.
Ny stock OF Melodeons Is the largest j<>zl9
In the city. Prices from SIS TO s3o0.lF 9
When you want aMelodeon, the place 10 buy ltls
at No. "a West Fourth street.
G. NJ. MURCH,
Sole Agent for L., n. q B.'s Pianos, and success
sor to Murch IL white. Jan
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doors ANDSH0ES.-
~ The larges IA nd mos &c ar efui took
81 Boots and Shoes they have ever offered, may
be seen 81 Mol Commercial Row for sale By
LINCKd FARQUHAR.
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dyspepsia
| U can be cured. Call at w. l.. Farvuhar *
Co.'S and get bottle of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, certain remedy for Dyspepsia,
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TOMB STOIIS & MONUMENTS.

SCHRICHTE d WELLINGHOFF,
7 ATE OF HAMILTON, OHIO, OFFER THE
Ia citizens Of franklin county. Indiana,
NrONTTMENTs AND TOMB STONES
of the very best quality and dnish at as low rates
a. can be furnished In this Valley. As their work
speaks for ITSELF they refer to IT, either In the shop
az i'm the grave yards where II Is already set up.
snop in the Old Yellow Tavern, south OF the Jail,
Brookyille, Ind, aage9ly