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L0C1L DEPA&TXIE&T; ' : 1 TIME TABLE. Whits Water VtMey Rail Road. TCOH EFFECT UAY ß, 18S7.-

S , LEAVES. ARRIVES. i MaMT'nPass'ff.STATrONS.Pess'g-r. Mx'dT'ft ' 7 S A.M. 4 39 r. . Cincinnati 9 29 a.m. 4 49 r.if.

8 14 OS 0 IS S 39 Valley Jans 8 U m j 30 . 1 45 . .1 13 13 55 " 10 Ml 31.B. " 11 00 19 41 " id 35 " 19 25 ' 10 10 " S OS " nrrlioB r 64 03 "New T re a ton T 39 22 Cedar Q re ve I 22 It 39 11 1 II 40 11 14 49 Brookville 7 OS 8 67 Mstamora 7 19" baarel 7 39 Ashland , 7 3S " Berlin. 8 49 , 8 31 19 8 19 8 13

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7 49 Nnltown I 7 Ä 7 3 " Glea Heron - 04 Arrives Antves - Leaves Leaves 12 4S p.m. 8 80r.M. Cottnersvllln 8 00.aa.10 OOi.ir. a v w w - - - - - - ' Eesidetce Per Sale. Tha nnt'ersigoed offers for sala bit residence

and tha wo .adjoining lots, situated ia the ) Northern part of Drookviila. The loüse Is a l rool ivso-tJory brick, with all the accommodl

) liana cf a t'esirahla home. The Iota are laid bat ia rarioat kinds of choice fruit, the trees giving pro ! s of bearing; abundantly this year,

also a tinejard of.jbe Catawba and Isabella, I variety, heretofore producing hashels of grapes, and promising to bear mote abundantly this year than ever. This property is one of the b-Citations ia town for a family residence, 1 " . -l'rr.tf . - t v.

IZl t J k.:uii at a uargaia tor ciiu vr vh shot tide, rplj sooo at this office," , ; ' . , r ' r C. II. ClXCIIAX . : : : V , . c The Hon. G. W. Julian Ser-ds os valuable public documents, for wbicb L will please accept our thanks. Preliminary Examination. . .The prosecuting witness, Mrs. Geo. W.

J painbridge, hating suGcienlly recotered to f be in attendance, the preliminary examination

of Daniel Hawkins, charged with attempted murder, was held last Saturday before Enquire Dayton. The evidence was Terr strong azainsl

I the prisoner, who was required to gif bail its r the sum of 1,000 for his appearance at Circuit I Court next August, and foiling to gire bail

lie was cummmeu m prison. In Town. . ? We noticed the familiar face of K. W Goodwin Esq. , ia tows last week, lie is doing a tin mug business in the practice of law at Indianapolis, associated with the Cm of Jlorfow, Goodwin & Hay, No 3 Vinton Bluet Hew Building1 at Cedar Grovi Mr. J. C. Chambers is putting up a beat and tasty store building in Cedar Grove, opposite Lis present headquarters. , Drowned. , William Vanderburg, deck passenger on the Steamer Bertha, from Oxford, Ohio, jumped merboard and was drowned at LouisTille last iiiday. . Auction. Remen.ber the Auction Sale at John fl. CooIpj ' next Saturday afternoon. - Property Sold. Sheriff Case sold Lot No- 24 in New Tree loa to II. C. Hanna Eq. for $1,020. It is thought that Mr. Lianna is tired of city life in Pro ktilU, and is faking a suburban residence tu rew Trenton. We wish Lim success in the looTement. Corporation Ofiicen. The following were chosen at the- corpora lion election last Monday: Trustees John Krrig, Robert Ooborn, Edward Meyer, Jo?eph Ilannan, Michael J Fries. Clerk Ferdinand M. Swift. Treasurer Francis A. Bauman. Marshal Joseph Posey. Coxen'a Planing HiiL Tb Planing Mill lately erected by Mr. Wm Coxen in the Eastern Bottom is about ready to commence operations in turning out piain d lumber for building purposes. When once s nder full headway, this establishment will do n extensive business in furnishing dressed lumber, rash, door, Ac Builders will find it greatly to their advautage to bae their orders filled there, as the lumber can be furoubed about as cheap as in the city. New Time Table. A r.ewTime Table went into effect last Monday. The down passenger train leaves Brooktille at 7:0G A. M., and arrives at Cincinnati alD:20. The up Mixed Train leaves Cincinnati at "1:2 J A. M., and arrives at Brookvilla at 10:30. The other two trains run as hereto tore. Honorary. A polite note from the Corresponding Secretary of the Zetalatbean and Julia Dumoot Union Literary Society informs the Editor of this paper that ha has been elected an honor ary member of that body. Breret Major. Our worthy young townsman, Mr. Wilber F. Ulli, continues to grow la favor with Uncle Samuel. He had been breretted Captain of U. S. Volunteers, ao t has since been brtvetted Major of same, fof gallant and meritorious services during the war. Strawberry Festival. We understand that the members of the Zstalathean and Julia Dumont Unioa Society of Brookville College intend having a Strawterry Festival ou the first appearance of the terries. Good for the Wneat. Experienced farmers tell us. that (he cool wtalhvrof the past two weeks will be advantageous to the growing wheat, by checking its growth and givieg strength and vitality to the talk, which has been growing so much that ft ers were entcrtaiue 1 that il would fall down and rot before tbe grsln could mature. 8uiclde. Thomas J. Taylor, a well known eittssn of Aurora, Indiana, recent! committed suicide by taking strychnioe, which Le obtained from a druggist, under the release that he wanted to liil lomedogi which bad been molesting Lis sheep ' Complimentary. The Richmond Telegvawt says: "The Itrooklille American is cow conducted with much f spirit and ability, and m one ef eus lest Stale ' exchanges."

Cattle of Jamea' Flat. The people of Palestiuo (Center Chapel) hate not had meeting-for some months, on account of some difficulty among theroselres. On last Saturday week ago, Her. Mr. Chafo,by invitation, tisited the charge for the pbrpose of reconciling tbe members. An ofS: cial meeting was held, when his efforts were thwarted by the breaking out of the old feud. One Coukling James took it upon himself to leal off, threatening Alpheus Gregg and want ingto Eght him. The latter did not want to fight, but they went down towards tbe creek to iettle the difficulty. Arriving a 1 James Flat; the aforesaid Conklihjr James commenc

ed rearing, tearing, and threatening Gregg, who coolly sat dotn and waited for bis antag onist to commence battle. After much skir mishing in way of threats, Jimes succeeded in striking Gregg, and shortly afterwards dne Gridley struck one Llarvey James. We cannot give further particulars. An appeal was taken before Squire Smith At Carroel, who, after hearing the evidence, requested prayer before giviog his decision, and then Cued all four of tbe belligerents. Thus ended the Battle, of James' Flat. " J. E. Cooley Lias just received a large stock of Mats, embracing all latest styles. ' ' W.W.V. U.R. ' The Valley Uailroad will most probably be completed to Cambridge City within five Or six weeks from the present time. ' . - -Married. On Tuesday morning, 7ih inst., by Iter. J. W. KeelyMr. James M. Ileaton to Misa Indiana, daughter of John C. Armstrong Esq., both of this County. The printers were kindly favored with a liberal portion of the wedding cake, and therefore take pleasure in congratulating the happy couple. Journeymen Coopers' Strike. Tbe journeymen coopers of Southeastern Indiana, at Aurora and Madison, and also at Lawrenceburg, Moore's XI i 11 and Dillsboro, Struck for higher wsges on Monday.- The operatives participating in the strike number several hundred men. Those in Madison de mand an advance of ten cents on the barrel. In consequence of this action seveial establishments have suspended work. ' . ; A Frtfze. Quite a heavy freeze resulted from the cold weather of Tuesday night. Ice a quarter of an inch thick Was formed. Fears are enter taiued for the safety of the fruit. Freiffht Trains. The freight trains now rnnning on our Railroad daily in both directions are a sign of quite an eitcnsire business doing. It is a common thing for a dozen freight cars to pass here at oue time. . Hynieneal. List of Marriage Licenses issued since last . publication: William Alford to Margery Pugh. Petef 5. Welch to Margaret Petre. Andrew Johnson to Elizabeth Davis.. . John II. Fisre to Philomina Sieferr. John Probst to Amelia Fender. William U. Miller t Marth White. Stej)hen Potts lo Ruth II. Applegale. Jacob Wagner to Amantri'Fo&h'er. Henry Kcesler to Sophia Koch.' Edward Lang to Sophia Schwegmann. Samuel C. Kramer to Nancy J. Hoffman. George Simmermeler to Caibarioe Kolter. Thomas Weston to Anna Hi I er. John Vondeiheiie to Mary E. Volz. James M. Ileaton to Indiana Armstrong. Acer, Chill, ob Iktksxittert Fstcu cared, or tb money refunded.. Da. Witt's Agn Pills are entirely a now medicine, and hfcvlog been tiled ia over I2;D of the vorr worst and obstinate cases of Cbills and Fever, and nut failed even in one case te effect a speedy eure, tbe proprietor guarantees them to cure every eae, even after all Other meJicines fail. Thoe suffering should immediately k'ivs them a trial. The are warranted to cure. For sals by Druggets, cr sent by mail on receiptor the price, $1. Address De. Witt, Box 61 1, Cincinnati, Ohio. ptT It is acknowledged by Physicians, Drugfrii, aad everybody eUa who ever used it, that Lr. Strickland's Cough lialsnra will care Cough?, Colds, Ajthma, and all diseases of the Throat aad Lungs, quicker and better than any other remedy known. Ve woUl J retfomuien 1 our readers to try this great remedy, knowing: it to be A No. I. Spring and Summer DRY GOODS -AT THE NEW YORK ST0BE, IN THE HOHMANN BUILDING. SUING k KAISER ITave just rsceired a large and well selected lUck of rnvU and iighl Calicoes, GINGHAMS, DELAINES, POPLINS, LUSTUE3, BLACK SILKS, PLAIN AND .STJUPED JACONETS, BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK, LAWNS, HUSH LINEN, LADIES' & GENTS' IIANDKEUCU'FS, Also a full Hue of BROWN & BLEACHED MUSLIN From 34 to 10-4 wide, HOSIERY, GLOVES, DRESS BUTT'NS LADIES' SACKING, CA8SIMKKK8, TWEEDS, COTTON A DES, SHIRTING CHECKS k STRIPES, lc As heretofore, our motto Ii "QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS." l''tf-7 SU1NH A KAISER. BEEF I 11EEF! IIEEfT rrilB uaderslfosd having opened a regular Meat I More In llrookvills, will furolih tbelf customers rasai at all hoars. We will psy the market pries for IVIts and Country Uaooo. Terms Invariably cash. MarStf ARNOLD Jk WARD. FOR GALE AT A BARGAIN. A tiood Frame llou and Lot ta Ml. Car met far isls. Home contslns three rovms, good lot, aad la a fileasant psrt of the town. Tha hums Is la good order, t'rloa SüO ta payments. For particulars, enquire of John Daftun, Wt. Carnial, or address Jsmes I)slton, la Claclanetl, box 'iUl, spr 86 3 w : VALLEY HOUSE, JAS. O.VAN II0RN. PEOPHIGTOB. i u-ij.

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SPRING AND SUMMElt AT TUE "Old White 00.' Ilssjait received a well selected stok of my mm OF ALL KINDS, CLOTHS, C ASS Hf ERES, UEADY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, QUEENSWARE, örooorieb. STONE, EARTHEN & WOODEN-WARE, ALSO, R. BROWN'S EXTRA FAMILY FLOUll ALL AT SMALL PROFITS' FOR May tf McCOßMlOK'S Improved for 1867 Uncquakd for All Conditions of Hcaty or LoJged Grain. TDK OS LT PERFECT SELr-BAKia 15 TVS raiTKD SrtTES. Offered on trial with any other Reaper through the entire barvtt if desired. A fres Sickle, a clean Platform, and a good Sheaf warranted at each sweep of the Ilake around the Keel. JIESITä OF THE IMPROVED SELF-UAKEB. 1. It will sweep through the heaviest cros that ever grew, and ta fallen or lodged grain will Straighten eat aad rake off the Sheiif better than ean o done by any Hand Rake or Dropper, we, Or any other manufacturer ever built. 2. It it icade of auch a 'combination of iroa and wood parts, as to be the strongest, and yet tha Hghtect draft Self-Raker mads. It has of late" been lightened to tbe verge of safety, and beyond that line we will not o, for wo intend to sell a machine that shall be honestly worth all we ask fur it. 3. It ia thecbeapeSt macht b ein markt t, because the best and moat laating, and needs no tinkering to keep it in order. 4. It will not break down or get out of order in difficult cutting, but can be relied on to eo ! through any harvest, under all circumstances. 5. 'Abe experience of an ordinary lifetime has been el (-en Jed on it by the inventor and manufacturera, ia perfecting its details, year after year. 0. It is so simple that a bay or girl ean work it, aad in fact a great many of our machines are operated by those just old enough to drive team. 7. Il will sare as much grain over other machinea as will pay for it in a few seasons; and the sarins; of labor over a hand raker, will almost pay fr il in one season. H. It is the only raker that mskes the reparation of the fchctff In the atanding grain before the sickle. Tbe rake sweeping over the sickle and platform makes clean work at every revolution; leaving not a straw behind. This is the great secret 1 itj iuoco. 9. Tbe niafhino ia all its minute details, is made at nur factory in Chicago under our personal care, aud every part of every machine undergoes a careful inspection before shipment. 1. Each vear's machines being made ty improved machinery from a separate set of patterns, carefully preserve. I, an exact eoonter-patt of any piece in tho mactiine ean be bad at any time ia the future, and ou short notice. 11. -It is a rptebdid Flss Cutter, and in the hemp region of Missouri, is more used fof Gemp eutting than any other machin. VThile we do cot tuake it especially for hemp eutting, we do warrant it for rlax Cutting as fully as for grain. 12. It will mow as well as any other combined mithin, while we recommend our Separato Mower to those who have much haying to do. PROOF OF THESE STATEMENTS. As proof that we siy what we ratio, an! mesa what we say, we challenge all other Reapers of every description, by proposing to allow the f irmer who defirss it , leave to work oar Self-RaVer on trial through the harvest with soy other Reaper, he agreeing to keep and pay for the on that does tho best work. Tho poorest machine may do good work in f sir woather, and In nice grain, but the proof of a sterling machine is in a piece af heavy down grain, or in a whole season's work. We invite all such trials, and our agents are instrutted to afford every facility to tbe farmers in making such torts. For more information writs us for a Fatuphlct. C. II. McCORMICK 4 BROS. J. C. SERINÜ, AQKN f, Wbltcomb, Ind. GRAIN WANTED! AT tui; u. u. msiuviM The undersigned Is prepared to purohate nil the .Wheat, Corn, Darlcy, Kjc, Oats, AND OTHER URAIN.S, that may le brought to markst. Having just ended one ef FAIUUANKS' CELEBHATED SCALES! be is In readiness to accommodate all who may want correct .fulghts and measurts. Farmers ean do a little Utter with their gtalns at tbe Depot than at any other laee ia Lrevkvllls. Try tha esi.rrlnnt. tti3 tp thus. Johnston. J. F. Mo3C13 33"7 ATTORNEY AT LAW, BUOOKVILLK, INDIANA tea. om.ee over Miller's Hardware Store. Jan U-y EMPLOYMENT EOlt ALL Or Jfoio tu Make From 83 to 820 a J)ay! 10,000 Agents wanted In evsry Ptstt, eouny, town, village, aad hamlet, in the U. 8. and trltth provinces. Any enterprising man, woman, er child, csn average the above amount every dsy. Occupation Jljht aud pleasant) no traveling of abioriptlons. Full Initractlea sent to any address on receipt of Sir seats. Those out of emj loyisent will find this an oppsrtunlty seldom offereJ. Addreif, "Amkricsx Anvunikss." Apr 4!u . Fin B ink, Orsaga Ce.,'2f,T.

CARRIAGE AND BUGGY Te1 A IlU FACTORY ! s. ct. a. isölPiilR FAIRFIELD, INDIANA, IS bsterislvely eogSged In the manufacture or Carriages, DuggleS, Sulkies, Spring Wagous, and all other kinds of vehicles for the comfort and aecqmmodatlon of the public; They have the largest and most complete estabid htnent for the manufacture of these articles, and are prepared to turn out an order in as short time, aad in as workmsalike and substantial manner as esn be had at any manufactory at Cincinnati, and at as fair and mora accommodating terms. Ihty employ a competent set of hands throughout all departments of the business. All work warranted. Repairing done o a short notice .

Sales-room at DrookTille. We have in connection with our establishment a eslos-room in UrookvlIIe, in the wareroom Immediately ia tha rear of Rockafellar's store, and opposite tho Valley House Livery Stable, where we will keep on band at all times, CarrUges, Dug. gtes, Ae., of the most spproved styles on .exhibition and for sale. Persons desiring a good article ia our line ean be accommodated on good termt. In our absence at Brookville, Mr. Aivs Tccica will sell for vs. ap26 4m MT. CA-KMISIj STOVE AND TIN SHOP. "'V-is!t ' vT" Laüuo Si Brother V70ULD respectfully direct tbe attention of M all persons In want of TIN W AfiE OR STOVES OF ANY KIND. to theiras(ertmnt,atlhe!rhrp in Mt.Carfn?!, where they keep eocstsntly cn hard a large stock of evervthingin tbeifl'nS of business. They will also put up to order, Tin Rooßng, Guttering and Spentlng. They are also Agents for tbe sale of Adams's rumps. Also Agents for r.iiwalds Jletallio Soles and Heels, which they will sell either wholesale or retail. They offer all articles in their Store at most reasonable cash prices, and their work is warranted to gire satisfaction. Orders respectfully solicited. Also, put n LlOllTNIKQ RODS at 12cts. per foot and 41,50 per point. AprlO, 1868-ly. New Marble Shop, BROOKVILLE, INDIANA. iiannan"&"schuler Have commenced operations at their new Marble Works on the Extt side of Main Burgess Street, south of the Public Square, where tllcy are rsady to 11 ciders for MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, and every thing clre in that line ei-haV-ila. Being both practical workmen of iuany5esr, experience, they promise to give sat4sfitctioa to thclf customers. PRICES A3 LQV xS THE LOWEST, We respectfully solicit the patronage of the public through our traveling agents, J. . Dole and A. J. Heaiotn. JOSEPH IF VNNAN, JOHN SCHÜLER Apr 12 lSC7-ly FOR SALE. LATH, SHINGLES and DRY LUMBER ofthebest quality, constantly on hand and (or sale by ADAMS Jr BROTHERS,, at their Saw Mill 3)f miles North West of Laurel, Indiana. ADAMS ii BROTHERS. Mar 29, 18G7-1J AFFLICTED! SUFFER NO MORE. When by the use of DR. JOtNVILLE'S ELIXIR you can be cured permanently, and at a trifling cost. The astonishing success which has attended this invaluable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness, Ocncral Debility and Prostration. Loss of Muscular Energy, lmpoteney,or any of the consequences of youthful indiscretion, renders it tbe most valuable preparation ever discovered. It will remove all nervous afTi ctiop.t depres sion, excitement, incapacity to study or business) loss of memory, contagion, thoughts of self destruction, fears of insanity, Ac. It will restore the appetite, renew the health of those who have destroyed It by sensual excess or eril practices. Young Men, be huuiliugged no more by "Quack Doctor." and ignorant practitioners, but send without delay for the Elixir, and be at unse restored to health and happiness. A Perfect Cure is Guaranteed in every instance. Price $1, or four bottles to ene address, $3. One bottle is sufficient to effect a cure in all ordinary cases. ALSO, DR. JOtNVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILL?, for the speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrhea, (Jlect. Urethral Discharges, Uravcl, Stricturo, and all affections of the KiJi.cys and j Bladder. Cures eToctei In from ooe to lira days. They are prepared from vegetable extracts that are harmless on the system, and never naoieate the stomach or impregnate tho breath . No change of diet 1 nee.'isry whiltt uing tberu, nor docs thoir action in any tnnnner interfere with business pursuits. Price $1 per box. Either cf the above mentioned' äftlcTes will V sent to any addrecs, cloxety seated, and post-paid by mail or express, on rucslpt of price. AdJrcss all orders to DERdKR, SIIUTT3 Jr CO., Chemist, No. 23 River Street, Troy, N. Y. felt li ly tlrts eomctu glad tidtoge or jy to all, To young and in old, to great and to small: The beauty which onco was so precious and rare, Is fioe for nil, and all may bo fair. Br Tim t'R or C 1 1 AST Ii L L A It'S WHITE LIQUID For Improving and Bvautlf; lug tlio Complexion. The moat veluiMo and perfVct prrparntlon In use, for giving the skin a l.cuuütul pratl like tint, that Is t-nlv lound in youth. It quickly removes Tan, Prerktc, l'luii Its. lüol'he, .Moth I'atclics, fellowne., ):ru.iiuit, and all lm urlila of the Skin, klnJly licnlirtfr tho same, HTlng the skin white and eliarNS-nhbnutcr. Its use can not I s deteeted by the closest scrutlnr, and being a vegetable prrpaatlon Is rroily hnrmlt.it. It is the only article of the sled used by tho I'renoh, aud Is eonildorod by the huhlai si lnd!je tlMihls ta a perffct toilet. Upwards of SO.onu boltl.s were sold during the past year, a auulwlvnt guar. sntoe of III vfll-aoy, Price only 71 cents. Hcnt by mall, post-paid, on receipt cf v order, by lltUUL'K, 811 UTi Ä A fO Chemists, fubU'ly S3r River yt, Troy, K. Y.

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NOTICE TO FAIHIER8. HKJIIF.ST merkst price for Corn, Rye, e., at tbe Bruohv Ills Distiller. . aPrl9 tf. TR ANK W ALZ!

THE PATENT zizimmmm soetb MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS 187 and 1S9 BOMCrj, (above Delanc,) NEW YOllK. MANNER & OOi Having sscurod letters patent on their vstdable improvements on Pianos and added largely to tkelrprevlonsly oiteuslve facilities lor uianufaeturing, are now prepared to furnish t the Trade, or at retail, their GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PATENT Ah ION HAKO FORTES i Which they offer with all tbe usual gnaranteei.in

eompetitlon with the Steinway, Cbickering, or any ether nrst-elass piano, believing as they do that the Arion is superior to any other. Read below the Article from the Brooklyn Dai ly Times. Mr. Abbott, Orginist of the Charon of Our Sav iour, says of tbe Ariou: Messrs. Manner A Co.t Uentlemen: I hare critically examined and seveial times played upon one of your Arion Piano Fortes, and it affords me much pleasare to add my testimony In favor of your superior instruments. For elasticity of touch, for the singing qua Uy, so much sought for by artists, and for richness and purity of tone it Is unexcelled by any piano I have overused. J. M. ABBOT, Organist er the Chursa of the Saviour ol Brooklyn, N. Y. Prof. John Tf. Henry Canoll, editor of tbe American Educational Monthly, says: "Listen, however, to one of another class, for example, ooe ef tbe Arion Pianos made by Manner A Co. Bow yonr bead as tbe bass sends forth its riches, clear and onblurred; observe the singing, swelling melody that in its middle octaves so wondreusly represents vocal exprts&ion,and which predominates above crta the tllvcry brilliancy of the upper treble, 1 hen rtflect that this is a scientUuaily constructed durable instrument, and if you hare at homo an ordinary, fourth-rate Piano, whose beauty ef tone bad vsri.hed sooUcr than the lustre of its varnish, ehlds not your child for lack of expression, nor wonder when your wife is playing that she seems t have no soul. The instrument as well as the performer must have power of expression i a piano, it may aim oft be said, as well as a singer, must hare a soul." From "The Brooklyn Dally 'fitue:'' "TTe will say that the Arion Piano forte is a very elegant instrument of the largest class and Very highly finished. Musically, it bns a full, dctp.rich tone, Sbd the fnett powerful tbat we have ever listened to. Itbas in a higher degree than any piano that we harn met wilb, tbe singing quality or character, that musicians so much admire ail seek. for in a piano. TL bass-notes reniiuding you of the deep toned notes' bf S large organ. Tbe Middle Octaves are more clastio and clear than in most other pianos, owing to peculiar arrangements that we shall speak of hereafter, while the upper or treble notei possess tbat pure, distinct, bell-like clearness, that is so necessary to tbe ebrreCt rendering of diEicuIt pieces of Music, and that also' lends such a Charm to melody. The Arion Scale is from A to C, so ns te meet all the requirements of modern music', Which a seven octave piano will not do. 'To obtain powef yon must have strength;, A7e have attained this in tho peculiarity of the franie before alluded to, and in the use of a bar in the direction aud on a line with the heavy steel stringing under the 'over-strung las.' This bar passing beneath the stringing sind running diagonally from the front right-haud corner, to tho back left-hand corner of the ease, gives strength where most needed and where most other pianos fail; in fact it might not inaptly be termed tho spine or back bone of the piano. "Tbey stsnd in lure lci?fr than other piano, to effect which we are again enabled by tllo peculiar shape of our iron frame, to use short pin so that the piano is strung close to the wrcst-plack; thus almost doing away with a leverage strain on the tuning pin, which in lout pianos, is at icsst three-quarters of an inch'above the j in, Cjuiing the pin to loosen, and often bringing it in contact with the iron plate. The construction of tbe wrest-plank has also a great advantage over.thoto of other pianos, in being f rmed of four sections of hard wood, laid horizontally snd firmly glued end fastened, the grain of each section crossing the" grain of the one next to it in a different line or direction. So that the tuning-pins have tbe pressure of the end wood ag-iinfct them in every direction, makiftg it impossible fer the pin to loosen itself as it docs where it h.is a pressure agatDst the sides of the grain, as it has in all otherpianos. This, loo, prevents the splitting of the wrest plank. "Tbe construction of the case and tho combination of the iron frame therewith, we also claim as being nsw and improved. The left liwer end t f the frame, being imbedded orcctln the solid wood, or we believe (to use a technical term) butted against tho wrcrt-plank, at a point and on aline just inside of the Hoc cf tbe tuning-pins, by which means firtt, great additional strength is gaired, second, the frame being so sunk iu the v'i-ü, allows the stringing (as before described) to bo close to tbe wreSt-plank; ahÜ third, the gr. at desideratum, so long sought for by tbe trade, a full iroa frame without a pofibi!:ty of tbe tucirg pins cowing in contact with it, is gained. Our agraffe arrangement ia aptl6r great improvemmt effectej tn a ?itu;!5 but superior :nanucf. A hollow bar, cast with the frame and opening on the underside and extendirg along the line of the tun in g-pins, has fitted iu t't it a reversed wooden brii'e, in which the bridge pins are inserted. This referred bri'Jg, benig a trifle lower than the wrest-plank, gives an npward as also a aide-bearing to tbe strings, and by this admiiable arrangement an ografl'e is obtained tbat gives a firm posiiiou te the strings that no blow from tbe baaimcr can displace. A similar plan on an iron bed. ling has beeu before attempted, bat alaays '.a connection with the complicated uedcrdampers, whic'a lavaria'jly bic jxo dip!a:cü and out of otder. "In the Arion Piano we use the French damper, universally acknowledged as the ben, actnj from their own weight alone. Thy aro Crmly hinged, andean more neither to tho right nor to the left, tastncly in tho direction required. Thus it will bo' sMO. that our ariffo arrangement is complete, not only in itself b'tt in all iia connection with other parte of the action. With other agraffes now in use, there are several difficulties that can not be remedied. First, the wire stiihgs run through an ej e in the top if a screw, Or pin, and tiittst lit the eye exactly; or it will create an unpleasant, bnzring sound. The same difficulty is apt to occur when, from constant using, tho strain upon the string lessens in its size, or the constant vibration on the inside of the eye wears the eye larger. The screw or pin, too. for the' same reason (constant vibration on it) will at times become looe and cauae an unpleasant jarring to the chord'. N ono of these disadvantages can happen to tbe Arion agraffe. " We have above given Mr. Manner's rlcims for tho superiority of the Arion Piano Fortes and bis objections to other piano?, in nearly his own wtrds, and ho was very ready to tako us throughout tbe factory and explain all tho different departments of it to us. Wo bad a fulr chance of judging of its merits, and I link the cla!ms of tbe Arion are well tatea. i is at jcoi cue ci ixc very best pianos b;fjre the publl.v--Prooklj n Daily Times. All of our Pianos will bo finished with the new self-acting prop stick f r holding up the top of tbe Piano. Tbe patent for wbicb, as u!si the patent fur the Arion, is owned by us exclusivity. snd for Illustrated Prico Lift. MANN HR A CO , ISr aud 1S9 Rowcry, apr 1 9-Vm S E W V O U 1C . Laurel to the Bcseno! ATTENTION EVERYBODY! I have bow on hand and am taring for sale a large assortment of Clucks, Watches and Jewelry, Finger Kings, üilvcr Thimbles, Silver Ten niul Table Spoon., ami SPECTACLES O?0 SUIT ALL BIÜUTS, Persons In need of any of the above gofxls will do well to eall and ciiuiilü my slock bvfore purchasing elsewhere. 1 ein fiirntsh farmers "Its' a good, durable weight CLOCK, for from fl totjH. ItcnnlrlnK or all Kinds Fromptl) Attended To N.B. I Will pay cash or work for (.ol 1 nid 8llver. LAWRfc.NCK : RZKNO. nov9-Iy Brook villo.I ndiatviv

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A It AUE CHANCE TO INVEST! . TRE subscriber being desirous of changing bis business snd location, will sell at positively ruinous J. rices tbe following valuable Town Property f The Stove and Tin Store Building, situated at the best business point in Brookville, twenty-one feet frent and forty firo feet deep, three stories high, snd built of the best, brick. It ia well adapted to any kind of business, and affords a rare chance to make a payiug investment for reut or use. Also, The Fudge note, an entire new building, three stoties high, eontaining thirty-two rooms, all wbll end newly furnished. It is tha nearest lloUl to the Ruilrnad Depot, situated in a iarorable locatii, and as

tbe best run' ot putronage of any Hotel in tbe country. Persona desirfug to enter Into the business will he unable to fled a Letter opportunity than this. He will als sell ' Four Vacant Village Lois I ring on tbe main street in tha tipper end of town. These lots contain one and a quarter acres ot ground, and ere well set with trees and shrubbery.' Those intending to build or anxious to secure property for its advancement in valne, should not neglect this opportunity. TUE TERM3 Or SALE will be made easy, aad the price of each piece cf property, wbloh III be sold separately or together, to suit purchaser, will be pat extremely low. Address or enquire of JOHN II. FUDOB, or HENRY C. HANNA, spt-tf Eruwkville, Ind. IV ALL SUFFERERS "x rntm Jlilnionort IHura', JVVrroire IM,ltii; iem;tle n;iktr-M, or t'Aroni" lii4irtlrr tj any twturr, ant all tehon t'ittit t'm-a uro Ucprwrd, rrndi rln'J itcctsaattry s NEItVOlS TOXIC ASD IX ViadnATOIi. At8tS!ltTLV BtCOJiaiSKIDTtf r"' ' TUB rtCIFIC btUEUT ioa ' COISTSXJZVE3PTI03ST 1 NERVOUS DEBILITYCcrofula. Athm, B-oiehitiSv Dyspepsia, Psra'yvia, Lrs of Appetite. Chlorotis, Mdi'at.nut. Waiti.,g, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Rickrt, Deb.nty - cf Kr.M!i) and Fretjnancy, and s:l Kcrvotia and lllaoU Systems. Tl.M Uomcdy has been tested for t'n $eart, WliU "KKStLTi VSratULLILaD 1 TÖK al Cr mkdicik." Its action is fwo-foLO ant Sraciric: on tiie one band, incbsasiso vn raixriri.R that . 3nrtt-utc M'UVOl'S KNETiGY; and on tho nhr.aro th MOST roWKltlVI. UI.OOO OEXPRATIMJ AOENTS KXOffX. l!y a timet s of it in the tnnpi'nt I'.fjrtot Cosrosrrmx, Cut in the Kile, and Dti'Ji tue LxcnrTica." Tit Y' IT. fa rr.ICES : In 7 rnd in-oi TW.ttls, 1 ktM V. each. 1 ui-ov lwt?c, cr.siz sin-ul Uottlcs, for ft, by hxpria. C2T Circulars and Advice Free. 3 . Sold bv nil respectable Pniinnst.s and 'VTholovilc it the Solo 'Dtimt m the Unite I Ht-itc, bv the M inuf.ietiirecs, J. WIXtllKSl Kit i. CO., 3S Jotmfct K. V, to wlioin all orders eiiouid lc &üdicicJ. ' fr Ö UTZ'S , Cl-tEATED ' - v LTotso &M Gattls Powders". Tliis preparation, known, -will Uioroojrlily rriuvlgoreto br-Aen-down. tnd low-sjiiritrd liörfes; by Ftrcns-tlicnlnt; nl cleaiiMng tl.e stomach abd intestines. . It Is a sure creVvJ6? renttTe or all dis--o.vi,- rases incident te 1'ils animal, sneh as LUXQ TETtR, CU.DIiR3, YRlilO V W A-. TKR. II K A V KS, CO UJ H , DISTEMPER." FEVEIt.Foi'XDEIt t1-API'iC-TlTfi AXP VITAL E.NKHaV.&c. IU u?3 improves the wind, inc'.-c.iocj ttie appetite- gives m . m o ii. an. ,;v; miserable skeleton into a fine looking and spirited liO.'iJ. T k'ypcrs c-f Cows Miis preparatron is InralunMe. It iucrcUvS the quantity and improves tlic ot-alitv ot tl.e milk. It has ttn proven by ac-. - - . . j i4Mt caci jaiuii tu fncrcase ilie quantity of milk and civsm twenty per rvnt and mt.ke U14 bntter firm and f e t. In fattening cattle, it cirrs them cn apielitc. loost-PS tl.rir Ii i 3 e, oca makes tUm tlirive tch UtiT, la all dij;asis of Swine, such as Coughs, tlccrs la ths Lan, Liver, ftc, t'.u artic.a L i '- J ,...-..tÄ ..-.111 onc-lia!f piper " - 1- T fyV' barrel of swill t'li - V- Mi will b en Uc.it-l ZZ&&Hg&3ii!3 or entin-ly p'.-ven'I. If pivn In t'me, a certain preventive an:l cars t'tr the ling ('holera. P-ica 2?. Coit p3? rane-, or 5 Tapers far CL rErpAi.rD rr . V. POIJTZ .to BKO, AT THEIR lrnoiir.tiE dctg axd KMinvE tcrot. , It ). 110 Franklin St., Ealtincre, Hd; For Salt- by rni?irt$ aad Storeke.'jiers throushoat the l'nii;.l States. 11707. ESA L IJ A G AW TS: ' M. If. HAILE, Brookville. JOli 1. PARK, Ciaeinnatw eovS-ly CRISP COflA. Oh! sbo was beautiful and ftir. ith starry eyes, n J radiant hnir Whose curling tendii's soft, entwined, Lr.chJii.td the very bent aud uiiLd. cnisrtn coma, Fcr Cnrlins llie Hair of either f Mil Wavy and (ilo??y llinjrlr-ts or Heavy M.ivo Curl. Ry using1 this sttlcle l adies end firntli men ran Icaulily lheii'Silvts a tbousrnd fld. It Is the only nrtilo in the anrld that will curl slr.tigUt bair, and at tbe sime time Rive ita traiitifil glossy appearance. Tlio CrirpT tVtnti riot Culv eurls the biiif, but Invl'oratcK, besntillct -nnf v.eanse'g It) ll Ligblv and tleliibtfii'.ly perfumed," afi'd . the tnoft ctttii .u:o article t me mihi ever oucrcu tj t'ie Amoricrti puiilio. Tae tM.per Coma will '. fcul to any a Jdrcts, tvaUd aHd postpaid Ur tl. Ad lrCi'S all orders fo W. I.. CI. T K H CI ..Chemist. No. 3 West Fsyettv Steit, yracujo, X. T. fwL.22 ly - . CSl'OCh'lMf, VC, AT COLTER'S CORNER. SAMUEL COLTER HAVIMl jurtbard the entire iMtml In tie rloie at Colter's t'oiner, U rerihlt. liicl hum 1 biladvljliln a larjjs md ailtd oitmtnl of 1 SoeiV cf nil Yi)hy wl.l. h be offers at Ilia lot mnVr't pfl.ns. II il assortment ff IUI. C..ps, Roots; Pit.cs, liars'a itre, tj ieens witre, tirocoilea, Ar., i remplet. . KveryihliiR In U h4 lu CVi.niry Mere fMf supplUd to hiacu't.iiiists. UirtiUMi T. B. oua .aar. ADAMS & IJHKHV, (1IU00KV1L1.F, JVIMANA,) Oßce cir GalUcn's S.'cre,' r.irll r

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n chut frf h ü c u lui nitty Of every description, deiing it at suoslreasesxable prices, lie also bas all kiads of f Gtntlemcn furnlshlps Coodf. ' Hats, Caps, Truiiks, Aralise5, de 1 CALL IU THERE ANDEEBIJS - - laiwgC' und Varied htoelt, . ., noS0-Am , BROAD GAUGE SHORT LINE ATLANTIC & G1IEAT WESTI.UN1 ; BROADGUAQK RA I L W A Y 1 VI . , Cincinnati, or Usuana', tlr (jaLios, a ÜANsritLu, or Cleveland, vrCcr.RT,or Salamanca, - TO Oil EKOii HEW YOEK, BOSTOtf, . ' 1'ITTSBÜÜGÜ, rUILADKMMllA UALT1MOUE. stiiJ WAblll.NüTU.N 11 This is tbe anly Route ü tbe 011 Unions of Penns)lvar.la! . PASEUKK.caho wUb a Quick and Ceu-fotU-. bio Trip will appreciate the u.uolh ai.d 1 ift Track, tbe Luxurious Layil'ar, and the !i.iS-. cent Sleeping Coaches, tbe Kxryllenl Iiuinf lUlls, with auipla tiule lor Steals, and lüe flea. ft Tlrhe and Sure CoabiSlkfiS 01 tM ' Atlailtifc & Ct. Western fccllir7 Fare ss low and Tiu-e as Quick as by any kit Koma. Thro'fjK TicfaH and Jittyjtfe C7fcAs . N0.2.5S BfoadiJy.K,? YoiLNo! f Slate Slrrfi and 36' School fc-tieet; Boston f lirput aad Vi.icB. Offices, Cleveland; Ko. nn.CUrk Slieet, Ibieaget" iu Cincinnati, at No. 80 Wrat Fi-ur'hf titet: K.'. K. cor. Broadway and Front MretU; Hi Viae Street; at T. S.Mail Line Steamers Landing foat, of Vine Street, and at New l'ienger Pepot ibe Cincinuati, Hamilton A Dayton Kailway; ia Louisville, at S. X. cor. Main and Third ftreeis.l and 25 Fourth Street, and at be Offices of lew. nsfingLinej; , ., ., D. McLAltE.V. ;.ni Sept. E.F. rULLEK, Oen'l Ticket Agent. mart ly rASTROLOGY The World Astonished- - i . AT TUB troM.KRFV.1. K.T:IJlTIOK8 . - . . ...... . .. JIADi; Iii TillS isuLAT ASIIUII.UUIM, r MADAME H. A. PERR1GO 1 She reveals secrets no mortal ever knw. fhsf restores to happiietS thai h 'f6i dotefot. events, catastrophes, Pfosten In luvt, loss t-f relations and friends, I!. of mney, Ac. bate bec uie despondent. She t-rings tt-gciher th..e 1 ng separated, gives ibftirh.feiion eoacciiii. absent Irrens tr lovers, restores l..Jt r.r stolii propety, (eiis you tbe business Jon are, test qusliS.d t pursal. snd in what yon will be most successful, causes speedy marriages and tells job tho veiy day yon will marry, giies yon tLe iiauie, likeness ana, characteristic of the jhob. Ijbe reads y'jet' -ery thoughts, aud by J.er alnt.ft aupernatntsi : pov.crs unveiU tho drk and hi'lden mysleries ef the future. From the stars we teeinlfce firma -. nent tbe malefic stars that oittct-n.e or -rdoia -inate in the cot Curatio.t frrni h aspects ant positions of tbe plan t and tbe f ltd stars in ta hcave-.s at. the time of, b:r.TKf. she. 4tSeeS the fv lure destiny of r.2h. Fil nvtto evufftit A , greatest AsirVcgift on eailh. It et sis' y.u lul a. tiiflc, n J yon may never aaain have so favorable . an opj rtinity. Consultation fee, will liVenes. and Sil Ueiired tciormsiiop, raiienmrj at a disUnee ean rot.M.It the Madame by mail with equal safety and satisfaction to tbruieelse as if in J erf or-. A foil and e licit chart, wtiltesl " out, with all inquiries answered and .likeness closed, sent by mail on receipt oj rieeatte fuel-ti-tued. The strict. st sftifv will te fi.ii.taieea and all eorrefpfrfecie. refaii td r deanjedi Kcfcrtcces of, the Liebest t rdci iuititlfd tirssi detirins;. thein. Write plainly , the day ef tka month and yiar-io which yon were Vorseaeloeiag a small lock of lair. , ? - ; : Address, Mnf H. A. PFRRIfiO, : .' T. O. I)tw. :V3, Lvtraio, N. T. M'22-l'y jCtTA toilP.f; Ladj iUaihin (a f.cr enuntry borne, after a sojourn t a few Baoy.ths in the Citv, Was fiardly recognited by her frienrie. In place of a coar.c. rustic, rlubed face, h hl a soft, rub.y complexion cf almost o.tlie rmonthness, and instead of twen'y-three she real'yai pen red but eighteen. Upon inquiiy as to th crtuse of so great a change, she plainly, told tbem that she a-ed the Cfc-alsx Ui.si', nd.epnsicJer.j ed it an invaluable acquisition any. Laty l -tct. Py Its use Pny Ldy o ven'leiuan can, iinpn.ve tltclr jerrcn- j 1 irr.t an LundreJ. fold. . Il is sir-jle .in it c- wbiuation, a Nauja. herself is simi le, jet unsurj ased lo it effeacj iv diavins; Ijij o'rities frm, also , bealii.jt.. J.antJ and beautirlt.ir lha skin and eotpVxioa- ,-Kj ft j dinct trtion " i lh cHic'e it draws Iron it ail its iio,,uritcs. Vtn.Hy heallne: the same, aii J leiv: In the sutfacea Naturi Intended It should be t c!c4r, s fi, smooth an 1 l. autif-t1. 11 le $ I . er l ts AI a 11 or Kiprrss, rn rr'.t .f au orl-r by , W. I ..Cl.A'ftK A Ct .'Cnen,sif- . Vit. Jf "est Fayet'e M.,Fyraciie. X. T. The only American A,;cts for He s.niefiiua suu. j ""A?.'. Know thy Bcstiuy. 'Msntisr. I V. TiioiiNV.jt, Ihe jtreat gtlh lrolo(llft, Clairvojaiit and IV jcboi. etrUiaa fc "ho l-assstonlsht d Ihe t tt.t no class of t Old Wiirld, In in I-csttd 1 trself al I'Nd,on X. V. Jtnd mc 1 borntcn 1 o-henea lueb wcadeV-' ful powers of second s'Rnt, as lo etietlr ber ImpBil kuowleleof Ibe jfrea'e't lm'"ri'c ta tbe rrlter married nf tlibti tr.Jl, While, in A, of the peinnjt-'i a te t in -try, s M x .I d , f an IfiKtrunui t iiiieine p vttr, V i ew n o a IT l's)rbiriilt' I rj j1 " r" " ,,,,,J,M r l"'l p.. -iiue of li' (u'u-f htt'-btlfij tif ,il'e 'f tie Sp( pllrnt, rtjrriber allh d..te -r n atrii'i;, p'slM.n. I.i life. Uaolnsr ttaiu f tl.arsr irr. A e. Ibis Is. UJ buin'i, im thnuand' of tliw.onlal ran S-. sert. Mie will sct-d brn d.-sliad a rertlflrd fer, I If ts; , or wrlllm fusrapfee. that Ibe plctars I bat it furprtrt I y , !.. Uy enel.islnif a SMtall lock of b'llr, aad siMtlng plutw of Llnb, se, li., poi'.ll .r spd t-Mit ' ltn, andrm loslrg fifty rrMs, ai d s(iuioprd toveW'pe addtesnd to Ji urlf. i, will r'r l i he plclur and ile.lirn, li,l..rraf X. 1 bv rrltirn mill. All roipnMiilaUl'. er'l.t. ii.i.nniler.lhi. Aii'lIC Wi ii'Ti'iri.tr, r.. P. Tmk iii. P. 0, lios 2-S. U udoa, V, fi Vi I ' T(i f iiiinini tfiisTiK fkaSki.lV Iaut about arHr.gup my rUtllltr at jV! ,-. loom , f..r lbs purp of loakira; porS rijnr.j lion WMfky. andsm prrpsndtu .ny eaih fuf J l.lndf lifj'O St-dSti-tk L'vS. . .is

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