Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 9, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 February 1868 — Page 3

na system- U done. The - pwopU r de fraudeü of raillioos, lt d with - ünblushio g effrontery tke Admit.utratiotrre.aiDs tie perpetrntora of thes ctiiues, ia . positions of the highest honor and responsibility. More than this, ia tbe great Trork of reconstruction, in whose interest all that we hate expended, and all that we hate aacri ficel have been staked, we ate tust at etcry step by the evil spirit that inspired treason to arm itself to take the Nation' life. Bat the work of reconstruction goes Irately on, notwithstanding the constant - impediments thrown in its way by the apostate and rebels who throng in legions . against it,- I believe that before the firft of April, Alabama will havo taken ber old place lesido the altar of the Nation. To the eye of faith the regenerated State approaches. We can almost hear the sound of her slogan, on the South wind, as she draws near. We can almost aee th Genius of Freedom, like "jeeuod day tiptoe on the misty mountain top' guiding her to her place beneath the dome of the Capitol, to renew her fealty and eoasecrate her flag. Other States will follow in her path, nd through and over all opposition will loyalty and liberty be made the rule, wherever our boundaries extend. After 11 our toils, all our losses, and all our sorrows, we cannot fail. Hoping you may hare grand and en täusiaatio Convention, I remain your most obedient servant, Joiin Codcrm. Thrilling speeches were then made by Hon. Henry 8. Lane and Col. II. W. Thompson., After supper, Governor' Baker was Introduced, who was received with very great enthusiasm, and addressed the Convention in a lengthy argumentative peech which we cannot find room for this week. Speeches were also made by Gen. Ebeoezer Dumont, Judge Hughes, Governor punning and IIoo. D. C, Sranham. The following resolutions were adopted: Retoked, that tho earnest thanks of this Convention be tendered to 31 r. J. T. Wright, the late Chairman of the State Central Committee, for the able and disinterested manner in which he discharged his difficult duties. JlttoUvJ, That the proceedings of this Convention, together with the able arguments of üoveruor Baker and the several epeeche of the occasion, be published in

pamphlet form and circulated as a campaigti document. The Convention then adjourned sine l!e, to meet at the polls with three hundred thousand more Republicans next October. im THE AMEIUCAiN. LOCAL DEPARTMENT. For District Prosecutor. Mr. Editor. Please announce Capt. William II. Jones of Brot Imlle a a candidate for nomination for the cilice of District Prosecutor in tbe SH'b Judicial District of ludiau. couponed of the Counties of Franklin, Union, . Vayece and Wayne, subject lo the decision of tbe Itepubltcan party. Maky Votkm. Court of Common Pleat. ' The Marth term of the Franklin Court of Commou Pit as will commence on Monday nest Commissioners' Court. The Board of Commissioners of Franklin County will convene iu regular session beat Monday. . Agricultural Meeticgr. There will be meeting of the Franklin County Agricultural Society at tbe Court House in Drool rille on Saturday, March 7th, 1868. L. U- IIatmosd, Sec'y. Court Adjourned. Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday afternoon, after a full three weeks' session. Franklin County Delegation. The Franklin County Delegation of the Republican Stale Convention met in tbe U. Ö Supieuie Co ort Koom at Indianapolis on Thursday morning, 20ih iost., mi U o'clock, to 11 vacancies and select their first choice of the various candidates for State offices. The following named gentlemen (twenty in number) constituted the Delegation : Capt. John Colter, Mart ltohannon, , Jobn Greei.le, T. F. Davis, Cok J. II. Furquhar, David Powers, . It NeUon Davis, Dr. Tho. II. Conner, Kd. Manly, John 8. Moore, John Dare, lt. II. Swift, Dr. J. W. Keeiy, Dr. Samuel Davis, C II. Ifingbain, Kbenecer Glenn, Mai. J. C. liurton, Wm. Ü. Hücker, P. D. Harvey, Simeon Miller. Freu Butler Township. . Oak Funkst, Isd , Fabt. 22, 1368. C IL Uikchaw Esq.,- Dear Sir: You can saure the publio through the American that Old Luller Township will poll the strongest Union vote next Fall that it has for years. Yours truly, Will II. Leb. r. Jacltsoa Lyna's Manufactory. The other day we stepped into the above establishment and witnessed some extra nice baggy painting. Mr. Lynn has engaged the services of a Mr. Harris of Ilagerstown, a ikill,i .n,i,m.h to. ........ t v;. pji.,1 A rartment, and now has several new buggies wader good headway. Ha is ready to promptly Gil all orders in his line of business. County Asylum. We invite attention to tbe communication of Mrs. Minerva Clark, Matron of the Poor Asylum, and cheerfully give it a place in our columns. It is admitted that good grounds of complaint against the Poor Asylum of a most disgraceful character have existed, and we are pleased to learn that under the administration of Mr. and Mrs. Clark a thorough. revolution is beieg wrought to tbe advantage of its inmates and the credit of the County. It is due t tbem that the whole eulject have a thorough investigation, and we hope those io authority will not shrink from it, let it hit and expose who it may. Judge John S. Held. Posters were placarded around town annoonclog that Judge Reid, the Democratic candidate for Congress from this District, would address the people in the Court House last Friday evening. Daiag absent from town on that evening, we have instituted various inquiries concerning this speech, but cannot learn whether tke gentleman arrived here, and consequently do not know whether the speech came Off according to announcement."

The Satxner Bond Case.-

This important, case, known (in our Slate Reports,' Id the newst ap'eri and among" politicians as the Parries case, was again decided by Judge Wilson on Friday of last week. The case as made before bi to oa the second trial was not essentially different from that on firtt trial , In deciding the cats the Judge atated that his opinion when the case was first tried was well known to be very decided, and although the Supreme Court had reversed his deciaion, still be had never seen anything to change his opinion as to what the law was. lie then examined the opinion of the Supreme Court, and showed that they had decided the case in favor of the defendants on two grounds, one of which in a subsequent cm tbty had reversed, bot the other ground still remained unreversed; and although be bad no doubt that when the case came again before them ibey would speedily reverse thst, still until it wss reverted by tbetn he must be governed by it and decide the case in favor of the defendants. The case will be again taken to the Supreme Court, as we are informed be Messrs. Uullaod & BiuLley, Attorneys for the State. Col. Farqnhar at Richmond. Col. Farqubar spoke in itichmond, Warns County, on Monday nlgbt of lau week, on the political questions of the daj. The True liepublican of that place says of him: "He is a fluent speaker, and appears to be a very agreeable gentleman." The Palladium says: "His speech was souud common 'sense, eloqusnt and argumentative, and he U emphatically on of our strongest Kejmblrce.ii orator. We were sorry the audience was not Urger, and that all our cilixens were nut present to listen to the convincing truths he oU'wtei." Jndge of Common Pleas Court. It is now understood that a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for ths Sixth Judicial District of Indiana is lo be elected this Fall, Judge Kibbey having been elected to 11 a vacancy expiring this Fall. Inasmuch as Wayne and Uoiou Counties nominate by the popular vote system on tbe first Monday in April, it is time that candidates were being brought out We have not beard whether Judge Kibbey will be a candidate, but suppose he will. Carriage Shop. I am manufacturing buggies and spring wagons, and will tell cheap for cash. Any peisons wanting such vsbicles will do well to call and see my work before purchasing elsewhere. William Uresler is doing tbe iron-work for me, and his work will recommend itself. He is tbe foreman of tbe shop. Any ooe wanting new work or repairs will call on him or myself, who are always ready to wait on our customers, as we intend to work for their interest aa well aa our own. Give us a call. , . Jackson Ltkv, Brookville. Conclusion of Court Beport. Nancy and Jonas Hamlin, Exceptors to liepoit of Jsmes and Thomas Nssbitt, Adin'rs of Estate of Nesbitt, deceased. Trial by jury. Verdict lor Exceptors for $49 .25. Andrew J. Whilelock vs. Wm. Amack. Civil action to quiet title. Trial by jury. Failed to agree, and discharged. Melissa Cooley rs. Wm. Frank. Civil aolion to quiet title. Trial by jury. ' Judgment for plaintiff. (' Hath Township vs. Wm. Mixer. Civil action lo recever bonds. Trial by Court. Judgment for defendant. Aaron C. Miller ee. Jackson Lynn. Civil action. Trial by Court. Judgment for defendant. . v Oibo J. Hurley vs. Samuel Tinsman. Civil action Trial by jury. Judgtneul for plaintin for 1163. State of Indiana ex rel. of Ilarvej, Treasurer of State, et aL v. August Pepper et at. Trial by Coutt. Finding for defendants. Appealed to Supreme Court. Bath Township Items. Died at tbe residence of hie mother, in Bath Township, on she 2Uih inei., John Miller, of consumption. Wut. Shulu and family, of Ct Iter's Corner, have removed to Iowa. Dr. Charles Cibbs, of Contseras, Butler County, Ohio, iutends to remove to! Colter's Corner to practice medicine. Success. Mr. Sboner, blacksmith, of Colter's Corner, intends to remove to Dilliiigsv.il. Our friend Jake will then hare things his own way. The cold weather hits not injured the wheat in Halb Tcwtubipto any extent. It now looks very promising, and unless it is hereafter injured we may expect a bountiful harvest. Deserves Success. Our fellow townsman, U. V. Kyger Esq. is making arrangements to carry on the merchandize business much more extensively. He now has a large and popular store in Logansport, a city of about 10,000 Inhabitants, and iutends making the one io lb, place the best and cheapest in the Valley. Such enterprise is deserving of success, and we hope and believe that his efforts will be so crowned. Dry goods of all kinds are now rapidly advancing io price and trade opening briskly, and no doubt the time was considered most oppor tune for an extension of business. Energy aail inilMSlM.olw.eaa snasil i i aar! hope it will be awarded io ibis case. Personal. We were favored on Tuesday with a visit from A. Dookwalter Esq. of the Lawrenceburg It eg ist er. lie looks well and hearty. Long Freight Trains. It is a common thing now-n-daja to witness the passing of a freight train consisting of thirty or thirty-five cara. Judging from present indications, there most be an enormous shipping bosioers doing by way of the White Water Valley Kailroad. Dog Fights. . The' great number of exciting "hold on" dog fights which have occurred upon our Main street during the past week, calls for some measures to put a stop to such demonstrations. Would it not be well to wage a war of extermination upon II dogs foand running at large? Can the nuisance be abated in any other way? , What say the "City Dads"? . Died. In Lawrenceburg, on Friday evening of last week, of consumption, Gillett Darraogh. He was a brave and gallant Union soldier, and no doubt bis disease was engendered whilst imprisoned at Aodersonville. Many friends io Lawrenceburg mourn bis Io&j.

Me'rrieA. - 1 ' ' ' lOn tbe 20)h int., 'byKcV. E.' WBurrusf, Mr. William' T. 'Sfeffey' and Miss Marietta Depuy, both of Laurel, Iod. Died. At his residence in lirookrille, on the 23d inst, of asthma, Iiaao Price, aged C3 y.'ars. Obituary next week. . Poor Astlcm, Fkb. 21, 18C8. Mr. Iiinjhatn,I( you wish to know anything about the Poor House, come and seo it.' Let. every tax-payer come' any day. It ia always open for inspectionsWill lying tongues never cease their slander? .'Examine the records, cotoparo tbe farm and the houe, tho'coadition of the inmates whon we came here and the present. When we catoo bere the inmates were rotten with itcb, crawling with vermin, . bouse full of bedbugs. : Since that time, with tho asaietance of some of the inmates, 1 hnve whitewashed the house three times, to have it clean and savo the expense of hiring. There was nothing but aruut-wbeat coffee; the same of bread, meat and molasses. Now we have five hundred head of .cabbage, one barrel of crout, one barrel of pickles, one hundred bushels of potatoes alter eating them twice a day, Since lust Fall, eight barrels of beans, forty bushels of onion, four bushels of onion tti ratted on the farm, twenty bushels of beets, as many turnips; fifteen hundred bufthela of corn were rained last $cai(Tn, and four hundred bushelt of potatoes But etill seme are determined not to be pleased. The secret of the wlolo matter ia, Mr. Clark would not permit the house to be kept a brothel for certain outside parties. These things I will gu before any (J rand Jury and swear to, and prore it besides. You can publish this or let it alone. All we ask is a fair investiuatian of the matter, and wa are determined to have it. This laodcr has gone far enough without notice. MlNERVA CLARK. lHV.n 4 . W. IL Ii Ii Lt V, o e O to &mmr Brookvillo, Indiana FARM FOR SALE. A FARM of lßO acret, ICO tleareJ, UUne In 4 rooma, hall and cellar, a Urea clitara. frama barn and otber oul-buiidinii, wen wsisroa, ou hasrtng appla trees, pch orchard, pears, plums, berries and other small fruits, well adapted to fruit growing, and shove all a healthy place t H miles east of Sew Trenton Station and the White water valley it. nnu ami pme. r or parucuiare, apply .o E. K. RockArollar, New Trenton, FraokllnCo.ilnd. PETER RIFFNER AND OTIIKRS. Daily Osteite copy 4t and ehg this office FRUIT TREES! VL P. Force 1 Co. hare on hind, and for sale, a IN few thousand Psah Treos nf the host varia ties, which wilt be sold LOW FOR CASH. Also. snail lot of Pears, Gooseberries, Qiines, Jko., As.. , Address N. P. FOUCIS Jfc W., :, Feb 21-tf. , Jennings, Franklin Co., Ind. GRAFTING. THIS Month, (February,) Is the time for Cutting Grafts, to be put in aeit Spring. The undersigned will be prepared nest Spring to grit ft Pears, Apples, 3.t ia., on reasonable terms. Will für Wh grafts from the bait varletios of fruit for this elluiete warranted Irue to name, and warranted to grow, or no hange. Stud la jroar orders evrlj stating (ss near as may be,) how much grafting 70a want dune, the kind of stocks yea hare, Ac, Ao. Address N. T. FORCE. Jennings, Franklin Co., Ind. GREAT BARGAINS In Furniture ! ! , WM. INTENDS putting up a new two-story brick balMing fronting Main Burgess Street, In place of hie prosent traute wareroouis, and In order to do so, he must have money. Ther.fuie he has determined to soll bis present stock of FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS, AT THE COST PRICE IN CASH. Ills assortment of Furnltcra Is one of tbe largest and be.t In the White "Veter Valley, eonslstleg of Sofas, .Bureaus, bedsteads, Ao., Ac. Orders for manufacturing wiUcoatlansaihsrs tofore. LOOKING GLASS PI ATES kept on hand for filling all slies of tratnes. SOFAS ovtrhauled and refitted. All slee of ßlEI aVD i,0.S3ü00D furnished acoording to measure. All kinds of ' FURNITURE REPAIRING as heretofore. XT XX 3L O IT t X 13L 1 XX S will be promptly attended to as formerly . Rosr.wood, Walnut & Metal Collins of all sitee constantly on hand. Two Hearies always ready for ssrrloe. .WM. FRANK. Feb 21, IBAS. TL O DFL 13 2XT O 33 S1WIM MACHINE SUCCKED3 In taking the Premtu n at all the Fairs wherever exhibited, having taken tbe First Wlzc at Paris over seventy-two different Machines, as the BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE IN THE VHOLE WORLD. , . t Aarlait.Co on. 111 do so laug a ty Fair. Ko otber Machine w range of work. It ems, FeVt Cardi, Gather, Jiraidt, Quilts, and Gathert and Svic on a Jin Jit at tke same ftme. FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES. the look, knet,double-loek, end double-knot, ecb stltoh belog alike on both sides of the fabric. It has the - ; . REVERSIBLE FEED MOTION, which enables the operator by simply turning a thumb screw to have the work run either to the right or loft, stay any part of tbe seams, or fasten ends of seams without turning the fabric Chang ing the length of stltohes, and from one kind of stitch to another, can readily be done while tbe Machine 1 In tuotl.n. . Tile Needle Is more Easily Adjusted than la any otber maeklae, and can la used where quiet Is necessary, dues not require a floor thread on the nnder side than it does for the upper, and will Sow from tlio ITincstto tho Heaviest Fabric without change of thread or breaking of naedte. Then everybody desiring a good Machine, should examine tbe Florence at ones. Remember, ' J. T. WILSON, tab 21-tf , , Traveling Agent, Laurel. iFlJDGE HOUSE, imOOKVILLK, INDIANA. J. H. FUDGE, PROPRIETOR. janlOly

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Cheaper .. than, tho Cheapest! Dry Goods and Clothing!

pjew C3too3L! JOHN FOCEL, f . psiEai ÜHY GOODS. HUT'Dtl mwi GKNTS FURMSIIINO HOODS, &C, WOULD Inform ths Ulsans of Brookville and ' surrounding country, tbathe has opened a splendid, new and fresh eupplj-of max cooao, qöij-Jqöc efofying, &c, stnbreelog now styles of QoeJs, sts le and fancy, atprloes wulch willbefoaa. te U sarprisiogly low. lite slock of Ready-Made Clothing Is eo-aplete, and will be seta te embrace the best assortment In the town. 11 Li.. . .-11 ...w. .1,1 nil or M. V Orel. sea t door to Cooley 's store, lie respeotfully asks ... . a . S J ..la the pablis to exatutae ais goeosan febJt-tf ... . JOUS FOOSL. 1 Notice. WE the anderslgned do hereby notify alt whom Ii m.v nnfuara that wa hatOOd the 7th dsT f J.in. .....t Ith tt.nnan A Hehuler a full. eompleteand satisfactory settlement as regards all pilbciial and Interest or ueorge uobi ia w ie Arm of Uanoaa, nvhuUr A vo. 7- ; ilAUUAU.KTT 4 o.February 11, 1803-3 ' : CiTil Action, STATE or IX DIANA, FRAN KLIN COUSTY.SS la tub Fsaxiu Cocar or Cowmom PtsAa. Air sanJor W. Jameson vs. Cecelia Milner et al. ON this 5th dj of Februacj, A. D. 1863, In vacation of said Court, eomes the jlaintitT, by Holland et al., attorneys for said plaintiff, and flies an affidavit herein, from which It appears that William K. Milner is s neeesssry part to said suit, and Is a nou-resident of the State of Indiana, and that the same relates to real .estate. Said defendant i therefore hereby aotifldd of tbe pendency of said suit', and lequlred to appear in the Court of Common Fleas of Franklin County 00 the 2nd day ef the next term thereof, to be held at the Court House In the town of Breokvllle, County ef Franklin, and State of Indiana, on tbe first Monday of March, A. D. 168, then and there to plead ami anewer herein. Witness: Henry lierry, Jr., Clerk of said Court, this 6th day of February, A. D. ISM. II K N It Y BKRUV Ja., Clerk C. C. P. F. C. IlollsnJ, Binklcy A Jones, Atl'ys. fob n s Dorsale or rent. TUB undersigned will sell or rent tVe property in laurel known as the Franklin Hone, Far nitute with Berend Flitures, on lilsri leruf,cr lease the same from one to three years. Jan 17-tl m CI1 AS. J. ALLEN. Commissioner's Sale or Land. THE ondertignsJ, appointed by tbe Circuit Court of Fraoklio County, Indiana, a Commieloner fur (but purpose, will, on the premises, at 1 o'clock P. U., On Saturday, March 21, 18C8, expose to sale at publio auction (unless previously sold at private isle,) tbe land ordered to bs sold In the rase of Mary A. Hell and others rs. Theodore P. Halt aid others, now pending In said Court, and situate In said County, to wit: Ths N. of tbsN.K. qr.rf8eet.5i,T.l&,R. 2 West, eoniainina 78 V2' lOOscres. ' Also part of the fl. W, corner of the 8. E. qr.ef Sect 29, T. 10, K.2 West, commencing at said 8. W. eorner, thence N. 11 chains, tbenee E. 8 chains aud 78 links, thence S. 13 chains, thenee West 8 chains and 78 links to beginning, containing IHK acrts Alio a tract beginning at tbe 6. E. corner of the 8. E.or. of Sect. 29, T. 10, K. 3 West, tbenee W. I IB poles, thence N. 60 poles, tbeao N. 3&H degs. K.osoolee to halt WHOei( sselB tbe mesnde'rings of laid ereek to the N. sad 8. line on the E. side of said qr. Sect., thenee 8. 2 poles to place of beginning, eoatalning 47 50-100 acres. And also a part of the S. E. qr. of Seet. 39, T. 10,11.2 West, described thusi Bsglenlng at the S. W. corner or UenJ. Iligdoa's land In a creek called Fait Well Creek, thence up tbe eenter oi said ereek westward about 40 rods to a sycamore tree standing In said ereek, thenoe direct N. K.' course about 40 rods to a stone on suld lllgdon's line, tbenee S. along said lllgdon's line to place of beginning, eontavilog 5 aores. Vide for tbe ssms at private sale will be recelred by tbe undersigned at bis residence near tbe town of Fairfield In said County natU the 18ih day of March, ISO. Said lands are in Fairfield Township, about three miles Southeast of Fairfield. SO acres cleared end well Improved, a good btariag orchard, a large sugar-camp, good buildings and conveniences. The purchaser of ths isms can bars possession a few days after sale, executing a few acres that ere now .own In wheat. TEKMS OF SALE. -One-third purchsse money down on day of sale, one-third la one, and remaining third In two years, deferred payments secured by notes bearing Interest, Ubout relief, from Taluetltia and appraifercent laws, and by mortgage on tbe premise. ABRAHAM MILLER, Commissioner. Holland, llinkley A Jones, Att'ys. February 14, lSoMw. LEWIS fir. CO.'S ILLUSTRATED Monthly Family Journal, FQR THE MILUON I Thousands of f.rallles ia tbecity anl country have long felt the want of an Illustrated Journal at a reasonable price, and equal to any on this continent. To this end, we have engaged good artists. Tbe literary department will ba on of the features of the paper, and ws shall publish, from time to lime, original Tales, Sketches, Ao., by the leading writers of the country. THIS IS NO LOTTERY. But we offor as an indueemeot to those who subscribe, and will help to push forward to a luceessful Issue, a cheap and valuable Illuitrate'd Family Journal, and give a large number of premiums. 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BOOFLAKD'3 GERMS BITTERS,

Hoofland's German Tonic. The Great Rrmrdift for all Diuasri of tho STOMACH, CUB UlUilSTim OIWAXS HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS Is emnpuMd of the pure J1m (., ae tbey are airdieUmliy sY.rtfMr) i lleili. au4 nnktnir a !, Iilnhly i e r ia e a, K o I e . ftsikt, pre pre-eneiitm-IM, and ea - ttrelyree from ulfofv4lt tuimlxtur anay kind. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN T0NI0, . Is eotutitustloe of all ths InvrvHIetts of tbe til Ut; with the Mirt quality f A.ifit CVvl Sum. Onteire, Ae . HiHklua one n Hie m-l plee-eal aed lirntblii rrntriliw Vit tfi-rrd t tli pnhlle. ThiM rerrrintf a Med.elee free frvss Alewhotls Oilmlxlarr, will a Hooflans Gennan Bitters TboM who have ao oV.lcdlnt t the eomblnslioa f tbe tUiier, a etutrd, will as HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIO. Tliey are h.ith Hitlly vmd, aa4 eontiita the me merriest virtuM. the choir Mwoen the two beleg a tnr matter of teile, thsloulo beleg Iba Snu4 pftlMtik)!, Tfce insrh. from a verlrty of e earh a Iuhirtfoa, 1tis, Nxrvnoe IMitllty, etc, Is vory srt t , jsa11 ll fe tlue lr.or.t. f SZ- The Liver MfMtMil f W clmwly a I boias4 sffml eil.the rn of winch I that tlTn pellent u vory srt t mm "'S in luei. t t r , U uftrn Iruia erl er mors or the Mlowl-nj i - i Constipation, riatulenc. Inward Piles, Jt'ulness of Qlool to the llecxd. Acidity of the Htomseh, Ntunsi. Hoart burn, DinsTunt for 'oolf 1 'ulonea , or Wettht in the biomnob, 4 . Hour :rU(itatione. BtnkIn or Vlutu-rtn at the Pit Of tao Htomnoh. Hwlnitinn of the Head, llurrle or DttrWli Ilraathtnx, Fluttering at the Heart, Ohoktns; or HurTooetir- Bneationa whoala liyiust Pottum, Diraneeeot Vialon, Doia or Weba bntore tiie Slant, Dull l'alti in tbe Head, Deficiency of Perepirntion, Vollowusasoftue ttklu snd Eyes. I'ein la the bi1e, . Baclt, Cheat, Limbs, etO.,Btulden Fluatiea of Ileal, tturntn in tho Flesh, Conittknt Imaglritnire of rll, and Great Depression of bptrita. The ulTpr- tmm lli iileea slianld exereteo the rn-aie-.t cmitloe la the selretlue or a reiaetly fr hie ra, pnr tlist which lie In iu?-t'j riia-insr 0017 Is assured freta tliMie and laa true Merit, te qnlrtee puaapeii skilfully cuia riinud are nudd. t free fiots lujnrtoes 4 Is sts, end ha e-tuhtlitted for Itaalf a repiMatloa fur the cnrer theoe dtavmaea. Iu ilil. etineeetiea we weald submit lhoe wcll kaowa rennUiee Hoofland's GcrmanBUtcrs, HOOFLAND'S GERHAN ,101710. PSEFAKSO BT Ztr. C. JIT. JA CKSOX, riUUUILPHIA.Pi. Twaty-lwe years since tby were Srt lutrtwlBfed Inle Ihn euuetry from Germany, Sartu wbteb tleae they heve nndoabtedty twrformed snore enree, aed brneflled suffmtDf liumsolty lo a grester extsal, Ihne say other reaiedlee knows to the publle. Tbeee renedkee will effetnally core Ur Coeaplalnc, Jene jav-Haap-w. dire, Dyppsis. Chmnlc or Nsrvous Debllltv, Cbroa A xTll JU Dlarrhssa. PlMMorili J CT-M lde7,aa4 all Ptneeeee sjbbLbn arteieg from a Disordered -J IJrer, itoosach, or lutestlaes. ix:iiizirrv Steaiiltlns; from any Cans whateTri PHOSTHATION OV TUM SYSTEM lnduoad by Uevere Labor, Hard abipa. Xcpoaur. li'eTere. oto. There I ao medicine ex taut eqeal to thee rests dVs Is snrh raeee, A tone and vtiror Is Imparted U tbe whole eretem, the appetite Is etreetrtbeaed. food I enjnyed, the atomseb dlgwis promptly, the blood I puriSed, the omnplrsl.'e becomea eoaod std beallhy, the rellew ttiiire Is eradloeted. from the eyes a bloom le atve 0 the cheeks, aad Ike weak and aerveiM lavaltd beeotaee a airong aad beellhy "lag. jKJtoyn AnruxcEU IS J.XJFK, And feellnclhe hand of time wslfhlnf hrerlly apoa" llipte, with all lie atieiidnnt Hin, will Sod la Ibe aee of this HITTKK. or the TONIC, aa eltsir that wilt Instil aew lire Into their setae, reetnre ta a aieaaero the eneriry and ardor of more youthful days, betid np UrtSr slimuken form, and lve health aad kapplaeee to their resnalulng years. NOTICE. ll Is a well-established fort thst fully one-half of tie fr mal port toe eawsn-'VBas of oar popula tion are aW -- ' dorn la I he enj.iymeat of 1 If fuod health 1 er, to ue thslr J V Tlowa eipreeetoe, uevr aweaCaSBaaC-J f"1 They are Us s sold, devoid of all euergy, estrernely aerrvus aad nave ae appetite. To this elaae nf peranoe the BITTERS, or the TOXIC, le eapctatly reeomiuended. WEAK ASD DELICATE CHILDHE5 are made atronif by tbe ne of either ef these remodtea. They will tare erery eaee of M AIU8M US. wlihnnt full. Thoiuiinds of eertlllcates bare set emulated In the bsnls of ths proprietor, but spure will allow of the publlratlon of bnt a f.-w. Thue, It will be obaereed, ere m-n nf note and uf ach ateudtug (hat thay nioai be believed. ' TESTIMONIALS. - Hon. Geo. W. Woodward, Chief Jutiict tin S'iprm$ Ctvrt if Pa , writes i rhH.UtiAla, March IS, 1S67. "Iflnd'Huc.f lands Oerman B'ttvra' A. Is a good ton ic, naeful.lsj Vv dlasaaee of tbe diire-llve StJi Zs ernaa, and of rmii kM.il- mtiLmmim saaSMaejas fil ,n ef debility, aud 1 waul of nervous sctluB iu the system. Yours, trntr, ÜEO. W. VrlK)DVAKO.,, Hon. James Thompson, 1 ' Jvutgt - tht !i I-' t Cnnrl of Ptn$yltnnia, rh iLulrlpk in. April I 1 sat. I enaalJer ' HooUnnd a (leruiea BuU-ra' a enuwV nirdicin In cs ct sttsrks of Judlceailoa 'or lrpetia, I can errtlfy this fmat iny esperleaee or it. Ifouni, with ripct, JAMES TllOMrSOS.H From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D.D., Patter rtf lt T'Kth pnptiitt Church, Fhlladf'phta. 7r. Jttrttrm ler Sir' I have fceia frequently rtneared in ronnm tn name with reeomroenda. tloua of illff.-rent kiudsnf Hiedlclnea, but reKardlag the practice my spprn pliere, I ea-ea a a With a rlrer as ont of p r I a t e have la all clloed ; bet proof ta , Innres sod vsrlons In artlrnlarly la my own frailly, of the naefalneasof r. llouHaud e Uerinav tfutrra, I depart fur oaee friHB mv naunl .ur-e. to rxpre-e my full eoavletloa Unit, fir ffMml iMtKty if th tyMrm, auit peelulhf fur Livrr fVmiJnnf. it n oft nnit talnahU prfmruttn. Ia anm eaeoa It may fell i bill n-natlr, I dnb nt.t, it will be eery beurScial to Iheae who ii ii Si i i, 1 1 a ii a i Soars, very r- n ""; 3. H. KKJINARt). Klfbth, below Coatee St. From Rev. E, D. Fcndall, Ailtint Btlihir Chrtntlin Chronicle, rhilaAa. I hare derived dollrd benrflt from (he aae of Iloiillaud'a German ilillera, and frei It my piivllrfe to rrrommend IheL. aa a m-M valnalile Inule, lo alt who are anaVrlng frm geoernl d-hllliy r fruoS dlaeaara arlalog (rum doranirenieut of the liver. Your tj sly. X. D. f EXDALLi. CAUTION. H "Sanit' Oermna Kemedtea are ennnterfelted. Pee the! the naar9n,SBBwaaBr etenatore nf el the oanrn,ennwaawaa-r etenatore nf JACK W Vv So 21 lane the r of iff 1 ll"eh k"'r are J IV J II onnnterfelU nelpal iaT SSSIIIISlf end - T T a S Ska tl C. M wrerner All nihera I'n Msnufaetnry . at t-e Oerms äiedtctus store, no. e.ti aklii etreei, i-biisaet-phla, 1'a. cn.itti.Ks m. JcrAyr.n, rntprut, Formerly C II. JACK SOX Co. l'ltlOtiS. Roeeand'e Oermaa Rlltera, per bettle, . ft CO " " half dose, . A Ifanlaad's flermsn Tnnle, put np la quart bolt lee, St 60 per bottle, or a half dneen Sur Ar an. ' Do not forget tu examine welt tbe erttele ' . "r. la order W gel the geaalse. . 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FALL AND WINTER ATTnB ''Old White 'Cornbr," AQT., ass Jest received a eil selected. lUsk of Wi GOODS Ol? ALL KLVD3, ClOThS, 'CAS SI MERES, READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS Cc SHOES, QUEENSWARE, Groo;oriop, i. ST0XE, EAUT1IKN itlVOODEaN'WARE. ALL AT : SMALL PROFITS fou Susi) foi ßcoö Celtic. FAIRFIELD MILLS. BROWN &. BEST, WILL guarantee entire satisfaction Ingrlndlng FLOUR anl MEAL. Tke algLest market price paid la cash for Wheat. This Floar ie for sale lo Hroohviiio at the etoree of David Slaughter and Joba Bookafellar, and aim at the Depot. Will also Tarnish LUMBER or ALU KINDS. August 9-ly OonYortibloIronPlantcr AKD Patented J üly 9tu, 1807. . 'PHIS Marbtne has advsntar.es asvtr before laX troduoed ta tbe armer, hieb, be esa m re alise by a practical use of it. Souio of tbe ad van tages claimed over otber Riding Cultivators n re ist. It plants two rows at a time, eltber in aim or drills, with ene hand, at the rate ef twenty acres per day. ii. It plow as deep as desired Is any kind ef soli. Sd. It will plow bill or drilled eora. 4lb. Ills tbe liebtest dreucbt of any wbreled Cultivator doing ths same work, at tke draught Is from the beams of the plows, ths same as a livable sbovel beld by bead. 6th. The great bight it will plow corn witboe breaking. 6lb. Cbesglng Ito plows te make new furrows when plowing one way . , 7th. Tbe adjustability of the drives seat. flth. Us darabllity over wooden tnathiaes. 0th. It is the only inachlce wauled Iff the field after tbe breaking Is done till tbe eiop Is laid by For further Information, address B. V. REMT, dec27-tf Brookville, Franklin Co., Ind. ORirH HSXSAX JOBV SDrLIt. Franklin Marble Woxks, BltOOKVILLE, INDIANA. Shoj) on Main Sfrret, touth of tht Ginrt Jloutf. HANNAN & SCHÜLER, Having entered Into a copartnership for the par pose ef carrying on the Marble business in its various branches, we wonld respeetfully announce to nur friends and tbe publio generally of this and tbe adjoining Counlios of this State and Ohio, that ws are row prepared to eiscuts in tbe best style of the trsde all work in our line, sueh as MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, KSASSf etOSSS &C. Being nraotleal artists, we desire our friend and all others who hare an inclination te favor ns with a esll and test what we say, All work warranted lo giro satlsfsellnn. All eontrsets for work wade by as or Mr. John W. Dole, oar Spccisl A rent, will be protaplljr filled. HANNAN Jt SC11ULKU. January 1C, 1808-ly. ECero ! A MCE LOCATION !r a Shte-Meker st Springfield, Ind f a house of live mrrasaad Summer kiteben. AUoanloa garden spot. For sale or rent ebenp. A good workman would do veil here. Persons wishing such a location will enquire, fr further particulars, of r A. I.. ADAM?, ftb U-Sw Fprlrtjflelcl, Frank Iis Co j lad. Indianapolis" Daily Commcx cial FOR THE CAMPAIGN.' T Kit MS. Single eopj,by mail, per months SO rents. ere eee year IS. CLUBS FOR TUE CAMFaIGK. Ten copies, six months,- J.25esch Twenty copies, sis mor t bs nn 3.00 each Thirty copies, six months eWweww 1.70 each Fifty copies, sis Months rwweee seeeee eewesj Address COMMERCIAL CO., febSl-3w ladlanepolis, lodlaaa. A Choice Farm of 303 Acres For Sale, Ort nils Sit ef Laurel, oa the White M"atsr Valley Rallioad, liD acres of good bottom. Tbe hill land principally ia btae grass. Tke farm is In com pie to order. Uovd Frame Ifonse, well finished; one tenast houiej two gnoil lame, each 60 by S feet, one of tbem a bank barnf gend outbuildings; new Scales, four ton ( Kali banks.') The best water In the country, gnod orchard of choice fruit. Tbl Term will pey eight fee cent, oatheiavestmeut. T.J.l'AHKY. febll-lm Town Property For Sale In the Village or Ml. carmcl. LARGE D0ÜBLR LOT. coureolent BVJ:ngr, all in g"kJ repair, Fruit Trees, 4 r . Terms esion blcrostei n on ca be iven the 1st of Miica. i AU for Sale, a lot of Wood left en the premises. fek7 3ro I'AV ID n Ft.fi.'

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MI W. trutka, ' VMUt.V COAL OIL at UkMf CK . iii.arran "a -r- - Claas Ware, VkinSaa Voa . fratl aej, lalw, Saekleea Lieaaa4 aa4 Lar4 Utla. Sa. S k . imt Bk. aar a a huil li . I u I MAC IU SHUT. (1IILKI( eVM'lll .T,Ke,'aMeikiae abae, S. IC. aar. Saai-aS a t.lia Ma J. A. F l V V t Hei-at er.n al .tara eerkakf Ot fauak Maa4 Wkue Ste-MM-a. ruata slaeeleai, eah, SSotaia, aa Teaaaiar JlMeinae, ea. varreaiea eaeartar ke Ii; la aaa kl.alMlw. aae OAm. SoAa A Freei fka ttaakl lar aireetaf. I,KR t.K SVITT a-alaereraaa e Cwaekar aea-.Mtlla, TartaUeS FUauarr Ctaate l.a(laae, B-tta, aUMill Machleertref all kleSe 1JO W. Bie.eS SS. ' MILL fVHX l.fll I Sil TIIOM. HKAIttrOUI kV O., rraeea O-re ättll.atuaa ItaauUmara. Jlllll Li.arta. NalUea Claabe. rartable MUH. Bwttl MÜ.s, Leakkee kaSVue aaM e aiaal strk. MOM I M Jt X TS. T. WIIITK " MIX. l,-in af las Saleereaei a,.krh Uiaatta, luilaa Uaiiila ....iaan, taaje(e h all Sali Oraeltee. täSaawl J W. SUIS Sk. MV IC. 'SKKIKU A. .IHM. ahM Maale. 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II UuLfiSALK XOTIOX. . K. Hit OWN V X. laaia-r, tare., Oebraa, Caraal, eatria. UeibreHea, Pereaal-, I" Trlekwte. buk tk-ti. tea4.t Ijafk, KiakrakSariea. Ueaer I uralahta GaaJe. Ca. 1'aa.rl A kteak ku. ArAi r:rei.Y v mi. '."'12 Saui, UrM 1 tiewii(i, Maaf eUa, aa Wkika Oi.ee. rt Wrt f-a.1 H'r"r'mrmmmmm m-mmm O P.M. f mTHK ttl.D KKI.I.HILK.O. k7rKmTd Saa - Sat, efa kaaalr jaara irtat, a aka Of Oawarrbae. Oak a kraeitaa -m Vaaarial la aa a aar krwfl'l ra4. aeh-ael DaeH, Si. Skeea-eAf e ti,, W. b.. ear. eliabta Skaraek ktea Ctaaaa.alk. . Fnimciß, Lcck Here! METAMCRA WOOLEN FACTORY If a' II E undeislri ed fotit erty f the Urni sf Iwtes. Uelgb, oMki Uarrikou TTowtea Feafcay, Seiisso. this met b4 nf itifiirmli'C the ra.lie ihet be tleased the ' ' !ctaisora Weclm Tactory feratsrmof vrsr,id be ie now prrperetTte I reebive Wool awd Btauaiatture tbe sasue lata I ROLLS, YARN OR CLOTH,

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