Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 15, Brookville, Franklin County, 9 April 1869 — Page 3

TJIE AMERICAN; LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TIME TABLE W W-V. R. R. FOWSWAUD TRAINS. Leave Brook ville. Chicago Express Chic0 Mu p.. Freight 1 J UPWARD TRAINS 8:35 A. M. 8:33 r. M. 9:00 F. M. Mail ... 9:07 A. M. ...9:00 p. n. ...9:20 A. M. py Freight Brookville & Oxford Gravel Road Co. j See nonce ot e.ecuon oi directors oi tne : ,b0,e Grel Itoad Company. Owing lo a 1 istake in ,ne publication OI" former notice, J mis the election was not held as ordered, and Thursday the 22i inst. has been appointed as the day on which said election will take place. Ml S I M Religions Notices. Elder Pardue will preach in the Christian Church of Brookville, next Lord's Day morning Utb inst , at 11 o'clock, and in the evenir,g at 7 o'clock. EUer Young will preach in the Christian tLrch of Brookville on Saturday evening the 1st of May next, and on Lord's Day morning, i!y 2d. ' Nominating Election. The Democracy held a Nominating Election on Monday, and Benj. Uallowell of White Water Township was chosen their candidate for County Commissioner. . i w Pay Your Taxes. The 19th of this month is "the last day of .grace" in the matter of paying last year's taxes. In order to avoid risk and delay on account of the usual rush, tax-payers should aettie up immediately. Township Elections. Anthony Fries (Democrat) was chosen Trustee of Hrookville Township on Monday last, there being no organized opposition. Win. D. Adams (Republican) was elected Trustee of Posey Township by 23 majority. Jas. II. Moore (Rep.) was chosen Justice of the Peace. W. V. Williams (Dem.) was re-elected Trustee of Laurel Township by much less than the usual uajority. Casper Fogel (Dem.) was re-elected Trustee of Springfield Township. Abram B. Jones (Hep.) was chosen Trustee of 13a;h Township by 17 majority over Tinley Jones (Dem.) Singular. The New Albany Commercial inquires: "Is it not a little singular that Dan Voorhees and lemocrata ef that ilk, who are now 80. terribly frightened at the Irrepressible 'nigger,' were equally worried over the prospect of the sue- i cets of the loyal cause during the war?" J

Sale of Paper Mil!, &c. ' j To-day (Thursday) Stone's Paper Mill and j The FountalQ pen other valuable property w.li be offered at pub- j Xhe ce,ebrRted Fountalll IVnRn indi,pen!,c sale, according to previous announcement. ! 8Rb!e ar,ic,e for bninM8 mpncatl be obtaiu. St. Joseph's Woolen Factory. j f d at Kw5'a S,ote' EveboJJ uulJ We direct attention to tbe advertisement of j 0ne' 0nl fiye cet"8 aPiece the Si. Joseph's Woolen Factory at Oldenburg. ; " ' Mews. Uo.nweber Si Seiluieyer, Proprietors, j Desirable Property For Sale. are go ahead, successful business men, and we! Kj refere,,oe to advertisement in another take pleasure i'n recommending their MiiU. 1 co,um" wi seen that Mr. Joseph UrmThej furnish all kinds of Woolen Gobi, such ; 8,on r Springfield Township offers for sale as Jean, t'luim.,... Satin.,. T.,l,. FUn- 1 desirable property adjoining Adams' Store.

titls, Blanket. Linseys, every kind of Stocking Yarns, and they also buy Wool for Cash, j They also have a Tailor Shop, sell Heady- j Made Clothing, and make Clothing to order. ! Fashionable Dress-Making. Miss Emma II. Wing is in receipt of some new patterns of the latest styles of Dresses, Cape?, &c. Ladies, give her a call. Center Chapel Meetings. Religions meeting have been held on Sanbath Hay in Center Chapel, near Palestine in ' this County, during the past two months, and it is a imtieesille fact that unusual good order has j rerailed there, in connection with an increased attendance of the young people, though it must be said that a large number of the older portion of the community do not turn out at these meetings, thereby setting a bad example lo tbe younger folks. A good amount of religions feeling has been manileste.l, and the entire neighborhood has been . .ii.... mum oenenited ' since these meetings com nieoced. Hope the good work may continue. Guitar For Sale. A Ko. 1 Guitar is offered for sale at a bargain. Enquire at this office. Transfer of Town Property. Fielding berry Esq. has purchased tbe llayfflond property, corner of Main and Lean ets ljmg three thousand dollars for it. Busy at Work. Our farmers and town people are quite busy Jtnow cleariug up their farms and gardens, nd getting ihem ready for planting. For Sale. I have RS3 acres of first class Kansas lands to U for cash or exchange for real estate In Frankb County. Having carefully selected these ka ls. wtile on a visit to the State of Kansas, two Jean sg0, I am prepared te give a full and comPlt description of them to parties desiring to "J- C R.Coev. Sale of Real Estate. Gorge S. Babbitt Esq. sold his two loU in e Trenton to Christian Dormann and Augast Kreite for $930 as good as cash. Dog eap. Mr. K. intends to wove to Madison County in ibis State. We wish him success bis intended new location. Accident to an African. A colored resident of Connersville went duck shooting one day last week with a craty ;d foling-piece tbat burst at the first dis cs A. fragment of the barrel, six inches lo ng crashed thronoh il .L nil nf iVt linntear Wjmg it,eif jn ,he braio o the deplh of three inches. In ibis frightful conditio, he Je his way to the nearest farm-house, where "?on extracted the fragment along with Poruor, of ih,, brains. The plucky African telued to take chloroform, and at last acCo bid fair !o get well. Menagerie and Circus. 11 ' generally known that Forepangh'e moth Menagerie and Circus will exhibit J Breokl! next Monday afternoon and evenOf course everybody intends to Tisit it.

Brookville College. The Summer term of this School will open Monday, April 12ih. So far, the present year

has been unusually pleasant and prosperous, j and I ani glad to say the prospects are still encouraging for the next term. I expect to be absent until the last week of the terra. Prof. John, however, assisted by grd, competent teachers, will take charge, and evertthirg goon as usual. I feel that Prof. J.'s abilities, both as teacher and disciplinarian, are too ! well known in this community to need any commendation from me. Were it necessary, I should say that be will be found always FAITHFUL ASD THOROUGHLY COMPETENT I Bui I ' should say that be will be found always : ....... i... ishwli i'"m; j sincerely hope that every citizen who can, will : furnish him a student for the, next term. Miss Dole will continue in charee of the Primary Department, end I doubt of its ever having been in much better hands. As tbe beautiful Spring opens, I hope to free this Department crowded by the iiitle folks J. H. Martin. RemoT&t. Joe, Hannan baa removed his Marble Manufactory to the. building formerly occupied a a machine shop of the Railroad Company, adjoining the Railroad Depot, where he will be happy to see all who may want grave-Btones or monuments gotten up in the best style ot the art. Bis facilities are such that he can promptly fill all driers for work, either in plain or ornamental fc'yle, from a small sized grave-stone to the largest siztd monument, Call and leave your orders. "i . , Miller House. Geo. F. Maxwell, the prince of landlords, has taken possession of the above-hotel in Brookville, and is now ready to accommodate the public with the best of boarding and lodging. Spring: Hillinery Goods. Miss Jennie Tappets has just received a rare lot of Millinery Goods of the latest styles for the Spring trade. Her Bonnet Silks, Veilings, Satins, &c, comprise everything that could be desired, together with rich setts of Flowers and Ribbons. Bonnets ready made. New good received every week. Particular attention paid to Bleaching and Pressing. For Rent To a Dress Maker only A large front room on the secoud floor. Enquire at Wisman s Store. Wilson Sewing Machine. Will Tebow, Agent for the Wilson Sewing Machine, informs us that this popular machine will be on exhibition at John King's Store in Brookville during next week. Appeal Dismissed. The appeal to the Supreme Court of Indiana, in the case of Lepner and others vs. Adams, (Franklin Circuit Court,) has been disHere is a bargain for somebody. King' Store. We take pleasure in commending Mr. John King's Store for its neat, handsome and business-like appearance. He sells Boots, Shoes, Hatf, Caps, Notions, Ready-Made Clothing, Jtc, and expects another new stock of these goods next week. He also keeps on hand an extensive variety of all kinds of Woolen Goods from the ConnersTille Woolen Factory, which he is authorized to sell at Factory prices. Mr. King -is one of our beet business men. Suing & Kaiser. These Erenlletneu, at the New York Cash Store, continue to be quite busy in the sale of ! f.adies' Uress Goods of all kinds and everything else in the Dry Goods line. Having but one price, and that tbe lowest, their sloie is the popular resort of th" ladies. Millinery Goods Spng:, 1939, Mrs. Wisman having just opened the largest and best selected stock of Spring Styles ever brought to ibis town, respectfully invites the Ladies to call and examine her goods. They will find everything desirable in the line of Hats, ttonnets, F'owers, Ribbons, Laces, Dress Trimmings, Embroideries, and an endless variety of Fancy Goods. Marriaf Licenses. The following is a list of the marriage licenses issued in this County during the months of February and March : William Wildridge to Mary Croddy. Thomas M. Hedrick to Mary A. Sanders. James G. Cox to Salilla E. Cloud. William W. Holing to Jaue Riker. Philip Michael lo Elizabeth Geis. Thomas Genn to Lydia McDowell Frederick Weatemacher to Joanna tlagcn. Frederick Zoller to Lavina McGuyre. Atfred S. Uemy to Anna E. Debolt. Clarence Leonard to Sallie M. Kairden. William Matthews to Nancy Davia. Christian Slimer to Martha Blackburn James S. Williams to Missouri G. Rosl. !. Host, y Goldsberry Slant to Jane Swift. Robert Daliell to Charlotte Speers. James M. Brown lo Missouri E. Thackery John II. Hite to Martha J. Yeates. John Q. Biggs to Jane Tryon. George Blackburn lo Alcie Cunibaek. Francis M. Chambers to Harriet Meyers. John Fisher to Mary Frits. Wm. W. Blacker to Margaret W. Cummins. Isaac X. Slant lo Fanny Abris. Samuel Iv. Goldtrap to Anna Cunningham. Klhanan W. Jenkins to Indiana Seal. Milton T. Swifl to Lydia M. Gross. Alfred Mcintosh to Mary Messick. Frederick Reidenbach to Etitabeth Lunta. Lewis Horn u ng to Josephine Starckl. "My loss Is such as cannot be repaired" is the frequent exclamation of those who find their hair turning to the frosts of old age. But such may take eourajre. "Barret's Vegetable Hair Restorative" will not only restore their hair to its original eolor, but render it soft and glossy as in youth. Milwaukee Sentinel. It is the intrinsic merit alone, of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, that b gained for it great popularity,

Cincinnati Wholesale Markets. ToKSDAT,AprH 6 P. M. Flour. We quote fancy brands of hill and white wheat flour at f 7,00 to 8,50, family at $6,25 to

; 6,50. Extra is steady at $5,75 to 6,00; superfine ' at $5,25 to 5,50; and low grades at $4,54 to 5,00. j Rye flour continues dull at 6,25 to 6,75 per brl. J Wheat. No. I winter red is scarce and held at ; 1,45, with buyers at 1,42, and some sales by sample at the latter price. No. 2 is held at 1,35, j with small sales. There is not euough doing in : other kinds to establish prices, j Corn. 63c on the landing or at the depot. 1 Shelled is held at 64c to 65c in sacks and 1 ta 2c miin .U.. ,. m.lU A ........ A 0u No-1 mixed at 65c and , d, mt 63e in elevator. Prime weie sold hy rAmpe at C4.5) and prime wh;te were offerei at 60 to 87c in sackt on arrival. Rye. Sales of small lota of prime at 1,40. Ne. 1, in elevator, is offered at 1,40, with little demand. Barley. Good toprime fall is offered at 2,00 te 2,20, and Canada spring at about the same priees. No. 1 State is dull at lr90 to 2,00 and No. 2 do at 1,75. Malt. Fair to prime at 1,90 to 2,25. Sugar. We quote molasses sugar at 11 to 12c; Cuba at 13 to 14; Porto Rico at tlA to 15ej New Orleans at 13 to 15ae; De-narara at 16 to 16c; yellow refined at 15 '4 to 16c; white soft refined at 16 to 16c, and hard refined at 17 to 17Jc per lb. Seed. Sales of clover at 15 to 15ic per lb, and timothy at 3,10 to 3,30 per bushel for prime. Flaxseed 2,25 to 2,35- per bushel. For the American. Nature. - How beautiful are the scenes of Natute! Everything that our eyes behold hare an agreeable diversity, so as not to weary us byta perpetual sameness. 'The vivid green of Summer, the gorgeous red and brown of Autumn, and the sober gray of Winter, are fitly contrasted to make us feel how wonderful are tbe ways of Nature. How beautiful are the sparkling rain-drops; how pure are the white snow-flakes;, how pleasing to the eye are the lovely, sweet-scented flowers that are lavished so prodigally upon brown mother Earth, covering her with a robe of light and beauty, filling the air with their sweet perfume, and delighting the heart of man by their thousand varied forms of loveliness. Then there arc the trees of the forest; the mighty oak, monarch of the wood; the lofty pine, the wonderful palm, and a great many others. Take a leaf from one of these trees. How wonderfully it is formed! What wisdom is displayed in the formation of that one little leaf! Man could never, never, with all his wonderful skill, form anything to equal it in simple beauty. Yet God covers the trees with them, fills every forest glade, and decorates all the earth. They are there for a little time; then fall, and are trampled under the foot of man, without one thought of the Supreme Wisdom that made them. Thus it is with our lives. We live, die, and are forgotten by our most intimate friends In a short time. There are a thousand other things that fill us with awe, the vivid lightning, the roaring thunder, the pouring cataract tambling over the cliffs in sublime and awful grandeur, seeming to proclaim, in its solemn roar, that God is the Lord. Then there is the mountain fit companion to the cataract towering up info God's glorious sunlight; its snow-capped summit reaching into the clouds, with its rugged defiles, dangerous passes, dark, awful precipices, large caves, fathomless abysses, and last, but not least, its terrible avalanches that come bounding forward down its steep sides, cathering strength as they go, sweeping everything before them, and landing at last in the peaceful valley, bringing with them death and destruction. The broad and boundless ocean, with its numerous inhabitants, its loveTy pink, lipped shells, its fertile islands and its coral reefs, again calls forth our admiration. Look at it on a calm day. Its bosom is as still and placid as if storms never swept over it; tne seauuiui snips are ijtnsr ..oat at rest, looking like some hu;e sea bird with white wing spread; and the dolphin and whale are lazily floating around, enjoy - themselves in their own way. Now look what a chaDge there is! A small cloud olF yonder in the distance. It gradually increases. The wind i rising. Hark! bow it whistles through the rigging of yonder ill fated ship! Th waves are dashing mountain high, threatening to engulf her with each returning surge. She is scudding along under bare poles; now every bit of canvass furled. Ha! do you hear that sullen roar? She ia upon the rocks; she breaks in pieces, and every soul on board goes down, down, there to remain until earth and sea shall give up their dead. As we view all this, and stand listing to tbe distant boom, boom of the Ocean, as it lashes the rocky shore, can we only exclaim, Thy works, oh Lord, are mysterious and past finding out. Let us now look at the heavens. What wonders are here displayed! The beautiful, blue sky; the radiant, dazzling sun; the calm, stately queen of night; countless dove-eyed stars; tbe beautiful rainbow set in the clouds, as the emblem of God's gracious promise to sinful man; and the numberless planets, all kept in their places by the hand of one common Creator. All these fill us with wonder and thanksgiving t&'God for His manifold blessings. Theo' there are minor creations of God that lire no less wonderful, the crawling reptile, the humming bee: the timid warbler lot the grove, pouring forth its matin song re .a. to its Creator, giving mm that praise which ungrateful man denies Him; the proud eagle, soaring aloft in all his kinglike majesty, companion of the bright sun, acknowledging no master but the will of his God; the fierce vulture, the untamed lion, the fun loving monkey, the grinning hyena, and Jlte savage wolf. Yet though wanting reason and intellect, every one of these objects praise God, and are more grateful to Him than Ilia most perfect creation. Each in their own way contribute to the glory of Nature and of Nature's God. Jennie. Metamora, Indians. CnaisTT'8 Haib Lotio. This Lotiois the best article manufactured for the hair. If your hair is disagreeably red, try one bottle of Lolio. You will never regret the money it cost. you. It is cheaper than oils, and decidedly better. The Lotio cures dandruff, restores gray hair to its original color, and grows more hair on bald heads than anything advertised. For sale by all draggists. Notice of Administration. NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has this day been appointed administrator of the Estate of Phebe Watkins, late of Franklin, Coantv, Indiana, deceased. Marvh 27, 15?-3w. SCOTT STEWART.

AT AUCTION 1. THK undersigned, Assignee in Bankruptcy of the estate of F.M.Stone, will sell at public auction, on THURSDAY, April 8th 1869, at 10

o ciocH A. Al., on the premises, in Brookville, Indiana, the large and well arranged mill, known as the White Water Paper Mill, In complete running order in every respect. Large and convenient frame building, containing 62inch Four drinter machine, with 6 copper dryers; 18 calendar rolls, so arranged as to give excellent finish on heavy book papers; 4 large rag engines, capacity of 5,000 pounds per 24 hours; large rotary bleach; tab bleach, with all the necessary pump;; stuff and half stuff chests, tanks, Ac., &., for a first-class paper mill. The water power is ample for running the whole mill. The situation of the mill on the direct railroad from Cincinnati to Chicago, affords facilities for receiving and shipping freight at mill door. Also, at the same time and place, one 36 inch Cylinder Machine, 4.40-inch dryers, good calendars: one Strain Engine, 37 horse power. One Uitrote cutter; machinists' and carpenters' tools; a large lot of ' book, news and wrapping papers; a lot of rags, canvas;, hemp stock, old papers; a lot or half stuff; lot new Feurdrinier felts and wires, bleaching powders, vitriol; desks, safe and other office furniture, Ac. Also on the eaino day, the lollow'ng described parcels of real estate: Lots 8. 9, 18 and 19 in that part of the town of Brookville, Ind., laid out by McCarty A Butler. Also, lot No. 15 in W. W. Butler's plat of the town of Brookville, in the vicinity of the canal basin, with two story frame building, subject to the pay ment of two notes of $109 each, one due Oct. llth, 1868, tbe other Oct. 11th,. 189. Also, lots 102 and 103, and parts of lots 104 and 105, and one rod on tbe quarter section line from the canal. basin to W. W. t ; Railroad, all in plat of Mary and T. W. Butler, a town of Bruokville, Ind. , TERMS OF SALE. For the" Mill, one-talf cash, one fourth in six montRs, balance in twelve moo ths; deferred payments to- bear interest and he secured to the satisfaction of Assignee. For all other property, terms cash on delivery. Any further information can be had by calling on or addressing the Assignee or his Attorney. JAMES R. STONE, Assignee, e., 141 Walnut street, Cincinnati, O. Recbks Ttxkr, Attoruev for Assignee, No. 5 Masonic Temple, Cincinnati, 0. mar 19 4w. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALENOTICE is hereby given, that I will sell at public auction, On Saturday (he 17th Jay nf April, 18G9, at the lite residence of William Amack, deceased, all his personal property, consisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture, one Fanning Mill, one Harrow, and other property. TERMS OF SALE All sums of three dollars and under, cash down; on all sums ver three dollars, a credit of nine months will be given, by the purchaser give his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. SAMUEL MATHEWS, Administrator. March 15, 1869 3w. Administrator's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has this day been appointed Administrator of the estate of Martha J. Lucas, late of franklin County, Indiana, deceased . HENDERSON S. BROWN. March 26. 1869-3w. uTe rc it a. nts hotel, LAUREL, INDiAXA, The Proprietor has thoroughly refitted the above Hotel, and is now fully prepared to accommodate the Traveling Public in first-class stvle. T.PEIRCE, apl 2y " Proprietor. Agents Wanted $10 a Day TWO $10 MAPS FOR $4. PATENT REVOLVING DOUBLE MAPS Of America and Enrojie, Atnrrica and ihe United Slates of America. Colored in 4000 Counties. THESE great Maps, now just completed, show every place of importance, all Railroads to date, and the latent alterations in the various European States. These Mips are needed in every School and family in the land tby occupy the spaenf one Map, and hy means of the Reverter, either etito on be thrown front, nni any part brought level to the eye. County Right! and large discount given to good Agents.Apply for Circulars, Terms, and send money for Sample Maps, to J.T.LLOYD, apl 2 1m. 23 Corttandt Street, N. Y. m wniLg(0)H R TT TJ T T Tj i: wonderfel'achievement Of Inventive Genius and Mechanical Skill. A FEW years ajfo we oommeicpJ the mannfAtnrA rtf a. N'itw Patkwt DnritMr TttitVAn. i Lock Stitch Skwixo Mcbinr," which we placed in the market st an Extraordinary Low Price, with a view of meeting the general demand for a machine that should he at once Perfect, Simple and Reliable, and at the same time at a price Within he Reach of Every Household in the Land. Since its first conception, the Pest Me cha nical Talent in America and Europe has been constantly devoted to Improving and Simplifying It, combining only that which is practicable, and dispensing with all complicated surioundings generally found in other machines. The result is a Sewing Machine, Simple, Reliable, Durable- & Cheap. "Price WILSON- SEWtNO MACHINE CO. W. Trnow, Agent Tor Franklin County, apl 2-Sm. Splendid Assortment OF Woolen Goods, FROM THE CONNERSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS OF F. Ha vi F. nncoTS, AT BROOKVILLE, IND., At Factory Prices. CALL AND SEE FOR TOCRSELYES. GOODS AT FACTORY PRIDES Aprtl-2. ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Offije, No. 8 East Washington St. mar 19-Stn. J Ma FRRKt W JHC K I p H m & J E RO 11 D Kl p PRACTISING PHYSICIANS, MT. CARMEL, INDIANA. mar 19 5ui

Third Annual Tour In America. FOREPAUOH'S GRAND M E N A G ER I E A OAH FoRRPACGft, - - M AOK.R A PROPRIf TOI. W.H.Bkaks, ------- TftKtauBF.. J. E. WaKKER, ..... OlKIIlL AOERT. a - THK LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE CoiumnH or RARE, CURIOUS A FINE ANIMALS i BIRDS Ever i.aVieii to the public, and the BEST APPOINTED CIRCUS IN TfTE WORLD.

ALL THE MENAGERIE AND THE ENTIRE CIRCUS PERFORMANCE Under oce Immense Tent Ail for Oue Price. SPECIAL CARD. The public will find the Zoological and Ornithological Department A now iw lTSF.!.r. more extensive than any in America, while Tnic Ciscts will equal any which have hitherto been traveled through the country It is not one of those Imaginary Consolidations with a few Minor Animals, a Email number of Horses, and some Third-rate Mountebanks, but upon the contrary a GREAT ENTERPRISE! All that is represented to Be and Advertised Quite a number of Living Creatures, specimens f which have never before been brnnbt either Europe or the United States, are iucluded in the Collection. Amng which are the Sacred Double-Humped White Camels; Cabial Byra; S. A. Demon, or Maa Destroyer of ihe A ma son; the War Elephant, THE MONSTER, "ROMEO," Tallest and Largest now in Captivity, and the "BABIE ANNIE," The Firtt Calf Suckling, and tbe only African Elephant ever brought litre. This little hut Per feet I v Formed Creature stands bat 32 '4 inches high, weighs but 470 pounds, and is but 19 months old: THE LARGEST A SMALLEST ELEPHANTS j IN THE WOJJI.D. are only to be seen in Forepausth's Menagerie, j Royal Bengal Tlgersi Black African Ostrich; New Holland Emues; Tiipir, or S. American Hip- j fwpotamus; Monster Cub Linn, Young David)" j Arctic v nite near; iving vultures; Auyssiman Ibex; South American Orey Ostrich; Albma Peacock; Axis Peer; Bison of Cularado; Bramah Deifid Cattle; Palatin Sheep Are among the marked features, while in the tns will be seen the African Maned Lions and Lionesses; Senegal Leopards; Gri uly Bear; Four Asiatic Lion Cubs; South American tigers; Spotted Laugautg llye- j Has; Silver Lion of California; North American Cougars; Striped or Howling Hyenas; Lynx of Canada; Rat Kangaroo of New Zealand: Lama er Faithful Camel of the Andes; Ounces and Jackals; ' Pugilistic Mammoth Kangaroo; African Poreu- j pine; American Fallow Deer) Cashmere Uoatsi j Wolves; Foxes; Clotes; Black Bears of Kinsas: Chinese Silver and Uolden Pheasants; Camel and ' Dromedary from Arabia; Wolverine; Bulgers; 1 Beavers: Ape?; Monkeys and Baboonsi Cockatoos; Swans; Pelicans; Powees; Storks) Herons) I Parrots; Love Birds; Slacaws; Paroquetts; Cream Lauras, constituting an Aviary unequalled for Variety or Excellence. i PROF. A. J. FOREPAUQH, Champion Animal Tamer of the World, Supreme Master of the Brute Creation, the coolest, inest j intrepid ard daring of all the reputed LION j KINijS. will enter the dens with the untamed ; Lions, Tigers, Leopards and Panthers, giving on of the most Interesting Sensational Exhibitions ever demonstrated by Mortal Mac. THE SMALLEST PONIES EVER SEEN, WTill be exhibited in the Miniature Handicap, and be rode by Equestrian Apes and Agile Monkeys. THE WAR ELEPAANT "ROMEO," Will be trained in the Circle, by the only person who can control his movement, MR. QEOR'lE FOREPAUQH. THE ARENIC DISPLAYS will be rendered specially Novel and Imposing by the introduc- i tion of a complete Corps of . j I Bare Back Equestrian and Euuettriennes, Among whom who rank bith in Activity and Skill l is ! MR. JAS. MADDIGAN, MAD'LLE F.I.IZA ZF.RN, Emotional Equestrienne from the Cirques Na- ; tionale, Paris. I MR. JOHN NAYLOH, j A Model of Strength and Form, and one of the; most pleasing of Artists will, with the Beau- j titul, xoung ant uuioa MAD Ll.E VIRGINIA, Appear in thj Magnificent Characters, Animated Tableaux entitled the Flight of Incas and his Queen. Mil. CHAS. MADDIGAF, Transformationist and Histrienic Artist. MR. WM. P. AYMAR, A Clown of Reputation. MR. JOHN P-ATCHELOR, Lightning Horseman. i. v r.. nr. - nn nw sr oa.sTMn..r uyranasts niiraorainarj, in intir " '" . ascilaiing vnrns, inn una as School of Parlor Gtmnasties. THE GYMNASTIC EXPLOITS), Such as the Dattoute Leaping, Vaulting. Tambling and Ground Sommcrsanlttng will be fonnd unusually exciting. MR. JAS. MADDIGAN'S TIGER LEAP, . Overa Drove of Horses, and WILD BOUND -OVER THE MONSTER F.LEPHANT. MR HARRY SLATE, Conversational Clown. The Beaatiful Twin Ahrabian Trick Horses, WniTE CLOCD AND SNOW FLAKE, will be peformed by their Trainer JOHN NAY.LOR. SCHOOL HORSES, COMIC MULES, P0NIE3, MONKIES. DOGS, Ae., will be presented in the usual order to vary the entertainment. The whole of the Animals will be Fed Daily m the presence of the People. A litlRUtt'l'S srntM' maruAi, Made not nnlv for effect, but to demonstrate! the rasruitude of the Circus and Menagerie, will be made each dav at 10 o'clock A. M., when 25 Sawerh Cases, painted in garden and goll, wi'h splendid Views, used to transport the Animals, and drawn by 150 Fine Draaght Horses, Plumed, Decorated andCaparisoned, will be paraded, preceded by the COLLOSAL CAR OF THE CONQUEROR! Containing BISMARCK8 SILVER CORNET BAND, Aad followed by the Finest Cavalcade of Circus Horses everted through any portion of the world; eaeh van ornamented wit IT Ensigns, Banners of everv country floating in the air. Standards each nation, flying in the breeie. ADMISSION TO THE ENTIRE SHOW, BOTH ' MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS: Ar.rt.T9 50 Cents. Cuildrk.v, under ten years of age 35 Cents ' Two Performances Daily. Afternoon at I o'clock. Srouingat 7 o'clock. 3TSeats for Every One. Will Exhibit at BROOKVILLE, MONO IV, APRIL 12. IIARRIS0N, TUE3D.iT, APRIL 13.

HALL'S Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renepr Every year increases the poj?u. laritfi of this vnltmble JIair PrepmratioH, ivhich is fine to merit alone. We can assure our otd patrons that it is kept fully up to tts hiqh standard, and to tlioae who hare never usetl it oe can confidently sa t, that it is the dnlj reliable and perfected preparation to restore OKA V ORFADED HAIR to its youthful color, makina it soft, lustrous, and silken ; the scalp, foy its use, becomes white and clean ; it removes all eruptions ami dandruff, and hy its tonic properties prevents the hair from falling out, as it stimulates and nourishes the hair glands. It if its use the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness it restores the capillary glands to their normal rigor, and will create a new growth except in extreme old aqe. It is the most economical HAIR DRESSING! ever used, as it requires feteer applications, and gives the hair that splendid glossy appearance so much admired by all. A. A. Hayes, M.D., SUite Assay er of Jlass., sauSy the constituents are pure and carefully selected for excellent quality, and I consider it the BEST PREPARATION! for its intended purposes.' f . h e publish a treatise on the hair, which we send free by mail upon application, which contains commendatory notices from clergymen, frfiysiclans, the press, and others. Ye have made the study of the hair and its diseases a specialty for years, and know that we make the most effective preparation for the restoration ami the preservation of the hair, extant, and so acknowledged by the best Medical and Chemical Authority. Sold by all Druggists and Dealer in Medicine. Price one Dollar Per Bottle. R. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors. LABORATORY," FASffTJA, V. H. l u. li L. Y , R TOO n n ROBERT H. POWER, A.ttornov a. t L n w . BROOK VI LLE, IXDIAXA. - yaPfOmoie with S. S. Harrell, Esq., in T.T West's R ill ting, opposite the Court House. ulvl2-lv. WOOt WANTEt)! AT THE "Old White Corner,,, IX EXCHA XG E EO li FLANNELS, BLANKETS, eT353-LTJSTlSJ, SXaCKI S S t A ESS, manckacturkd at the ; HARUIB0N WOOLEN FACTO It Y Bavin bought MAJOR J C. BTRTON'S STOCK OF GOODS, and having also purchased A ADDITIONAL ASSORTMENT CINCINNATI, We Will sell EXCLUSIVE? for AT REDUCED PFl CE?. oetao DIETZ A GETS. DISSOLUTION OF COPAKTNKUSIUP. TUB p.-rtnership hcrotoforo e.vi--tinf under the I A name of Thompson It Fopel was dissolri d on I February 13, ISA", by mutual consent. All jer- ' sons knowing themselves indebted to o. will ! pleae rail and set tin the ime, either with Tbmpj son or Fogel, as we. intend to settle up the liu.-i-i ness of the old firm as soon as it can he done, and those har;ng claims on us will present the 'same. T if O vf MO N A FOG EL. THE business will be continued at Iheold stand j by Foitel A t. lird, whom I woul I chcer'ully recommend to the many friend and pttroi.g of the old firm. At the si ne ti-.ne I e.-nhra-e this opportunity of thanking the m iny fricn is !;d patrons fir th3 lib aral patr i and fivor.s re-' eeived at their h tnds. JOHN THOMPSON. ' HAVING entered in a Cotvirtnershlp to nrry on tHe retail mi?rli i'iilie basi ut ss at t ho old latandof Th.-npson.v Fjgl, o Wonld re-pec t- , ' folly solicit a cntiouinoe of tho p ron 20 of as feel lik :"in as a Cill, hipln that by a due J attention to the business we ni.iy merit the continuancenf the same. M.mh 3 3m. FMlt. At,AtHl. f-- ! trOMUlSSlpXER'S SAU:. ! THEnndersipncd CommlSsiUrrSr. apuoin ted hy.; the Court of Coram m Pie of Franklin County, InliMi, t i nuke s,to of the Un I r lered to ! be sold ifl tbe case ef Tan.y Siauifflier andoih-j ers vs. Nancy Johnson and oilie , irouJiui i u ' said Court, will, on the premises. O x Saturd v, April 2I7t, 1 8CJ, -(unless previously sold at private sale.) expose to sate at public auction the following lauds in said County! Part of Lot No. 31, enmmencing i9 fett from the N. Fi. corner tif said lot, thence S feet, West, thence South 52 feet, thonc- K.Mt 37 feet, thence j North 52 feet to the place of heginniug. Sitnate - in the Town of Hloornini; Grove , County of Franknn ana am? or inuiaun. Bids for said lot at private sale will be recetv ! ed up to the 1 5th of April, 1!H". TERMS OF SALB. One h!f down, tne retnaiaing half in one yeur from dte, dvferrcd paymcut to b secured by note with mortgage on premises, hearing interest from date, without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws. DtVID SLAUGHTER, Com mis i'iner. March 26th, 1869 4r. V, $ ! To thk Woactxo Class: I am wow prepared to i furnish all classes with constant e'u::d'r . ent at : of ' their homes, the whole of tbe Miae,r tjr the spate ' momente. Business new, light and pr ntaele. : Fifty cents to $5 per evening, is eisily e iraed by persr-ns ef either sex, and the iiojs ami girls earn i nearly as much as men. Great inducements are effered those who will devote their whole time tw , tbe business: and, that every person nhn fee this ' notice, may tend me their addieas and test the : business fur tremelves, I make toe following un- ' paralleled offer: Toall who are not welt ea'Ufied with the business, I will send 1' w pay for the trouble of writing me. all particulars, direc lions, in., sent tree. Sample sent -by mMil 10 cts. Address E. C. A'Wn, Aitusta, Me. Liich 12oiu.

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HAIRLOTIO. What are Eggs Good Fci? TO RAT OF i Of K3K I WHAT tltS ABE EBBS EOCD TOBf T? GS properly applied, iak the bestshaaipeew Ci fur tbe hair that can be usod. Try it. TbeCecet castile teap is tootlrotif frr V:T. T,rory.Uujllle Vf . Pryft.t'i!itj'vVJI lfT ! has recipe for as . egg shampoo- 1 't a drnggist sell it. After waie. if CIlHiRTftf LUIJU U..j1iJ(J m .glossftf splendnr and beaaty will srpe.oo the hair, tbat tfttY 'rprleo Ju. As a hair dressing for rentlaataa sad ladies, i i

acknowledged!,, all who use the 1 OTIO te.be the best. If your hair is s disagreeably red, try one bottle of the LOTIO. You will never regret j the money it eot yon. It is cheaper thsr-ilfr i and decidedly better. Jr yi.ar bead is oovererf with dandruff, utt rne irte of Pr.f. Christy's ' Hair t.ntio. 1 he Lotto irro r n.orr hair in bald . ' hoads !lin ,.-rliing adiertixd. It will prrmeto Sr'"tLf la ii.-e' bair to any ti vj,ih desire d( K i.l re . f ttie many tcsliaawaials which we reCcivr fli.ui Uuit; , Vk . i'iri;iM t.- Srr: I ronutr ord the use ef . you- Imir preparation at a tinm i.n Bay hir ! was in a very unhealthy iv.vdit'nu. My hair waa , dry an! harrli. au-1 wbenrrxr I drerred it, it broke iifffju tbs! i! U-ramo urt fbort ond thip. I j bought oac bottle of yrrr lit'.r I rtio t try it, i and I was so ple.ir t wi'S it tj i evntinnto' M- '. ing it. I have uei tiie t..ii r.-r nearly a year, and it has grown me a head of hair that. is Soft ; and glossy, and it is lenrer than U ever waa ke- ' fore in my life. Mm. B. B. PHILLIPS. ! . The lady to whota the poet refers ia the follow ing tines must nave ased Lotio;. Like her to whom at flrad of aifht The bridegroom, with his looks of light. Came in the flush of love and pride . And sealed the terrace of his bride; When, as she saw him rashly spring,' And midway up iu danger cling, , She flung him down her soft brown hair. - Exclaiming, breathless, "there love,-there.' 5-For sale-by M. W. Haile and A. J. King. All orders and letters should bo seat to PROF. CHRISTY 4 CO., . . . .CVneinnati, 0. -Tan. 15-lv. - - - Chas. Samoniei HAS OPFNED IN JACKSOX LYXX'SNEW BGILDINO IN BROOKVILLE. INC., HARDWARE.!! consisting '. t "ARl'KX ' KKS' TOOL'S, 1 LACKSM ITS' H T,J. COOTKliS' TOOLS, SIIOVLS. HAKES. IS a 6 s Ms.r 3?W s, NAILS bj the Pound or Krir, DCCB LC KS. HAND SAWS. r.'yiiiTvTirirjfc O TJT LBH CA NS, nol'ES, COKI, K, . Ac, A-., in. All il" mbich La filers at tfi l owest Market Prices. C:tll and see my new aesortment. a2t-y CnA.S.SAVONIFL. GREAT HUMBUG ! L ROM thiii datf I (Vi n:y large st.cV iu'jief ! ? sortintnt of frnn 10 to 1 j per en t. rhesper tlia n uy other establishment. This t'urriiture is i:rerly all my own iiianafa-tirii . 1 will warrant tbe people f'.r every j'iece they tuy. I dn.t i any record i hand Furniture, sr d ji.j lallrs hi. d Si. Iff don't i fall to p'eces en tbe load brfvie the people jet them bouie. , EVE BY FUXBJtT ' l will sill i rURMTURE AT AUCTION on my nv.u M. and in td veather iu the Marktt llnuee, A l.'cd I lug a ill be the sign. Promptly attended to. Everybody know that I make I lie biM and matcst Kocewood and tl'elnat Collins, and now I Imvea new patent which looks bo-tor tl; an till tt.i- trctallir. It i; cen.ented inside Jiiii oclsidr, .-(d has a larpe glass on top. Ono kind is mnJe jeiticulsrly tor ladier. I alse keep on band ihr turullic rarer, all sises. When yfii send your t.rders, don't forfet t let roe know if you wan? thr . Id c.r i.ew jaUut for ladies or i pctjtleinnn. The firi'.e irijl fr'itn Id to 15 per cent, cliroter tlm Mr rbeapeM in the r nrket. iy et:iu!iMi'.nnt is north on Main Burgrsr, betwem Railroad aad l?., ciofc to the Depot Yt M. i KAN K . Fel. 12. ZWASm-ACTOaT. I GHAT IDS KQEHLEB COVTINUES to tnauufarurr Poors sad Fboea of all kind promptly to, order, at his entalili ti-i'Tit In RrnrkTilic. Hts-ireeps oa hand 2 full e-nortmen t o f LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES. BOOTS OK EVERY KISV. CHILDREN'S SHOES, and ("srantaes a good fit in every tinsarre. Mending done on short notice. Cell and see bis assortment aad learn h's prt?c. novl-tf KJN.VTIL'fc) KOLIlLKli. HARRISON, OHIO. MIS. II. J. MIXER, PROPKIETKFFS. .lune 14-tv a 1 h k ht mi i.i.ku . ...kicnaai . n n. IVilf LER&TYWEH DFALERS 1SI Clothing & Gents' Fuicifehing Gccds, .. . -ru ii . 4. i,i-v-iu ctlMf C HA I rt. I. A I ?, UUO 1 . MJUKN GKOC KKJ KS, II A I'D WARE, O E ! NS ll' A R E Olfj. - tiuv ri .' . Ijfu l- V i ij l' r - ! TllB undersigned would respectfully relicit the i A c tincr.s ot Faiiiield Township and vicinity te cull and inspect their present large essoiUnent "f all the above nauieu ct-oUs. Having reeeatlv made lare aditiii-ii tn their eual well svrpf ted -stock, they lake pride in snnr nneiog that for c tent, variety, iiui.iins, beaetifsjl styles am general complete! rfs. Heir tck IslU ericpbn fcre fnrnrahly with any ink rnend In this pr ef tti 'State. Our motto fr the' y ear i9 shall be iVAIR. m?AITWfl R M A I T PttiYTTt .- LOW PRICES All kinds ot Country Prodo- t"ti. Ir. x -cbang' for Got dr. I LI. 1. K A 1 Y N K U. Fairfield, Feb'y Uih. IvT.p t, OSVOU & COMPAHT, Wltolr,le, ZWAr dr 3fanf.-t'ueturtr of MILLINERY GOODS, . RH t- 85 trl Street, riNt'INNATI, i: We woo'd re'pectfijTTy inf-rro mt friend an JL lr dealer in Millinery nJ Fancy Goods, that' our ftoi U ii iios c j.lit ami list be te(iiMy aelectcJ. STRAW GOODS, HATS, EBKKITS, Jf lowere, Fiaurs. Cmameiitv, end all tb r &,r(i.slee un d in the bu.iaess are of the latent .'Ii'h i and "t ail Hualities. Ae wel.oy our-golds cxihiStvely ferCh, w i offer to Cnh !u eft- is as lr'.esai TFduresuents. ' Wc cordf lly ins-i.e Milliners aad Merchants,

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