Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 25, Brookville, Franklin County, 18 June 1869 — Page 3

THE AMERICAN. LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TIME TABLE W W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookville .-. 7:42 r. M. Ckiee Mail. y Freight..UPWARD TRAINS. Ctifcftgo M . 8.55 A.M. Caieaen Express. Day Freign 8:55 a.m. Remember the meeting of the Franklin County Agricultural Society on Saturday next, 19th inst. The Beard of Director will also . . 1 . A. fitl lt.t4m. a 18 Retired. Excursion to Cambridge. Of course everybody is expecting to join trie Bailroad Excursion from this place to Cambridge City on next Tuesday said Excursion being for the joint benefit of the Presbyterian and Methodist Sabbath Schools of Brookville. It will no doubt be the beat Excursion of tbe season. Tickets only one dollar for adults and only fifty cents for children. Go to Mrs. Murray's, at Laurel, for a cbeap Hat or Bonnet. Masonic. There will be a regular communication of Harmony Lodge No. 11 F. & A. M.t at tbe enal place of meeting in Brookville, on Satarday eve, next, June 1 9th, for the annual election of officers, collection of dues, and the transaction of other important business. A foil attendance ii requested. By order of the M. W. WT. II. Jokks, Sec'y. For Fresh Groceries of all kinds, go to the popalar store of Wiley A Case. Vote on Lay Representation. The vote on Lay Representation last Tuesday in the Methodist E. Church of this place aj very email not one-hfth of the members voting. The vote stood 26 for to 7 against. The vote of the M. E. Church at Wbitcomb resulted in one majority for representation cot ball' the members voting. "Barrett's" Unrivaled Hair Restorative. The Place to Bay Your Goods In whtre you can find the bet assorted stock, the most desirable goods, fashionable styles, and the very lowest regular price. Miller V Tjner'a stock at Fairfield is replete with novelties in all kinds of CJuoda. Men and Boys' Beady-Made Clothing, Shoes and Hats, Casiiaaeres, Vesiings and Gents' Furnishing Goods, while the Ladies' Dress Goods Department is attractive, and filled with every article necessary lor elegance in attire or useful for the toilette. Ladies' and Gents, see to it that vou look through their stock btfore buying elsewhere. Qocenftare and Glassware in endless variety to b had at Wiley A Cie's store. I Icwa Land For Sale. Two trrtcts of land, eighty acres each, situated nt-ar Magnolia, Harrison Co., Iowa, are ofiVred f.r sale on most reasonable terms. Tins land is level, situated on a creek, and eiily four miles trots t lie railroad. It will be tuM at a bargain, either for cash or part cash and part in exchange tor property in this j r.e;hlrlicod. lor particulars, enquire ai the Anit-rii an Ofl'ie. Trimmed Hats at Mr. Murray's, in Laurel, j ftim 50 cs. to Jo, Bonnets from $2 50 to $15. ! She don't advern.se them at 50 cts, and when Job come to purchase charge you $2. Grand Railroad Excursion :11 leaveCtncinnati for Oonnersvilte on Wednesday, June 23d, at 7 o'clock A. M. Arrive at Cleves T;lo, Harrison at S.10, Trenton at b:!l), Brookville at 1, Connersville at 10. Hound Trip tiom Cincinnati $1.50, fiora Cievet, Harrison A Trenton $1, from Brook'ilecUc:s. All under ltJ years of age half 1'ice. The Cats will 1-Hve Connersville on returnat4ock I M., and arrive at Cini".ati at :.:;o 1 M. TLe Harrison Silver hornet Hand will accompany the Excursion. Iriniiiem Speakers will be 0:i the Ground. 1lieCuiz, us of Conneraville have promised to turnout in mass to participate in the fes'"ie i-.f the day. All are ordialiy invited eji i!h hi in this grand Ke-union ot Friends id Neighbor. Come one, come all, with our baskets well ruled with the luxuries of he tireat Whtre Water Vailey. We will meet m the beautiful New Fair Grounds, near ConMrsville. Said excursion will be conducted kJ'U mem Wis of the Christian Church, in Harrison. The net proceeds arising therefrom o be appropriated for the completion of their " lUse, nx-ei.tly erected in sa.d place. Tickets can be had at Uaile'a aud King's """g Stures in Brookville. Cummuiee of Arrangements U Ward, G. 5. Goodhart, Juhn IVnny, J. T. Bailey. "Barrett's" in constant demand. Wool Wanted l le City Clothing Kmporium. Cash paid gHls exchanged. inMl- . Pioneers. Tae Clevea Pioneer Association (White ter acd Miami Vailey) have invited the Cinau l'ioi.eer Association to join thera in a P'caic.ai llaoi a Orove, Saturday, the 3d of ""fMia not a pasty compound. Big Stock of Summer Goods, miner Uothing, Summer lUts, Summer oes and Summer Press Goods at V. F. Hazm Uurel, ia fact, big stock for the Satntrade. IIZard is selling choice lot of th S ' R,,i saUiu h,s custo-aera at J:e ot oj per bol. with the Ktnawha UT tC;f s"Uo Gliss F-it Jra fr aale at t-ssc's l tn,iy Grocery Store. Cc'iGriEd TemPerauce Basket Heeting "inB rbe ,Le Grove M Qaakeriown, i lhe rV;:'. 13th inst., as inlandon E a,.rtlronoJ 10 Sa.Jay, June 27th. to' , KeP'o!Js, the great "llaoMer OraUieo. f0iiUveS ba present Other able WrCT'U sreakers wi" be in atte ndance. IJ is invited to attend. J. M. Stan tok. a ia LaurcJ,

Doings of the Commissioners. We give our readers a synopsis of a portion of the doings of tbe Board of Commissioners of this County during tbeir session just closed,

and will furnish a Bjnopsis of the balance next week. Liquor licenses were granted to' tbe following named persons for the term of one year, to wit :' John Altber, in Butler Township. Louis Federman, in the town of Brookvrlle, Adam Felz, do do " ' Andrew Met-zger, do doGeorge Metzger, do. do Jos. Armstrong, in the town of Metamora. Kufus Harper, do do Jacob Schuck, in the town of South Gate. Theodore Schuck, do dcr Thomas Scofield, in the town of Laurel. In tbe matter of the petition of Elmer Hiatt and Others, report of viewers was confirmed and road ordered to be opened. In the matter of Joseph S. Todd and others, report confirmed, change of road and vacation ordered. In the matter of S. R. Elwell and others, viewers appointed failed to report, and reviewers appointed to view and report at next term. In the matter of Francis Grim me and others, viewers reported, and there not being the number required by law to report, reviewers were appointed to report at next term. In the matter of James Logan and others, report of viewers confirmed, and change and vacation of highway ordered. The letting of painting the outside of Coort House and Cupola, also the letting of building of the abutments and pier of Bridge across the East Fork of White Water River at or near the crossing of the turnpike leading from Brookville to Fairfield, wij take place at a special session of the Commissioners on the 12th day of July, l&oD, Medal awarded to "Barrett's." Wool Wanted. The well known business bouse of Miller A, Tyner, of FairtielJ, in this County, are buying all the Wool they can get in exchange for the best make of Western Male Factory Goods. They keep only such goods as are noted for excellence, and do not confine their purchases of goods from one factory only, but keep several makes from different manufactories in Ohio and Indiana. Any kind of Goods or Groceries given in exchange far Wool. Farmers, look to your interests, and cull on Messrs. Miller & Tyner. 1 "Barrett" uses Vegetable matter. Blooming Grove Items. Ma. Editor, I notice every week items of interest from almost every point in our County except Blooming Grove. Why this is, 1 am unable to tell, unless it is because we are too lazy and indolent to write. Blooming Grove is improving of late. Several of our citizens have been whitewashing their bouses, fences and stables, which adds greatly to the appearance, of the town. Trie contract lor the building of the new M E. Church has been let to Thomas Larnl.art at eight hundred and fifty dol.'ars. Mr. Barnhart is a good workman and a very clever gentleman, and no doubt he wi,I pu.-h on the work and complete it oy the lsi of October. The contract for the Mone work has ben let to Noah N a) lor. The Building Committee Uncle iilly Lynn, Noah Nayloraud J hn Morris certainly deserve a great, ileal of cieJit tor their untiring energy and perseverance in selecting a ma.i io do the carpent-.-r work. Trios. Genu, ihe gentlemanly proprietor of the saw-mill, is jut as b'g as life and twice as natural, ami, hj the way, he is doing a flourishing business too in that line. e have three blacksmith si ops hr-re, owned and managed respectively uy John M.ller, Chris. Gnkiings mid Bei j f . Kawl. Mr. Kawls is a young man and anew man amongst us, and U is to oe hoped that he will Mitceed in getting business enough to justify him in staying with us. Mhos, l'oweis is putting up an addition to his store-room, making ii almost if not quite as large again. Look out for some nice goods now in a tew days. Tom is as full of gas as Dr. Keely's apparatus; but, by the way, he is a good, clever telio. Burgiars have been making a raid on us ol late. One evening of last week ihey tried to etteci an tu m.u in.o Jac.o Webb s liishop by cu ling through ihe back dour. ruling to do I his, m-y again trie.t iheir ha. id aiut succeeded in getting from the Undei Mgncd single ham ot meal. Watch cu you may get guo-ileJ up. sk l.ti ks, or ; Our S.hjmiii School, under th superintendence ot Mr. Ueuiy Harvey, is doing Weil. Blooming Grove lii-s no velocipede. Miie anon. Dock. E. R. Excursion. Pi.ka.sant Kiitcic, Ixd , June 1-4, 1869. Ma. Koitor, Learning through your paper that there was to be an Excursion from Trenton to llaeratown, early on Saturday morn ing 1 arrayed myself in iny bfst rags and ttari- J ed for the Depot, arriving i:i timo to gel a comfortable seal in one of the coaches. The train started at S:2t), and after about four hours' riding up the brau'iful Valley we arrived In the city of llagerstown. After taking a vitrei' the town, the young folks hired the inusi cians and retired to a beautiful grove adjoining, where they partook of a sumptuous dinner whicil was prepared by the ladies; al.erwards having a social picnic. After spending about hve hours in ibis pleasant maimer, we started back on our journey, arriving home well pleased with our excuriin. The Christian Ctiurcii that is about to be completed there speaks well tor llagerstown. X. J. G. Brookville & Oxford Uravellloai. The Board of Directors and Stockhi Idcrs of the Brookville A Oxford Gravel Road Company will meet at the store of Albert L. AJaius, ia Springfield Township, ea Saturday the 26th of Jane, at I o'clock P. M. Business of importance to the future prospects of the road will be presented at this meeting. W. J. Peck, President. New Advertisements. By reference to advertisement it will he seen that the Board of County Commissioners intend to enforce the law in regard to Road Viewers. Lipman's Auction House in Laurel is the place to buy cheap goods. See list of prices in advertisement. The Laurel Foundry and Machine Works, owned by Jas. O'tiair, ci.mtu.ueto do a heavy business. Attention i directed to advertisement on adjoining page. Messrs. Bracken .t McTvea have gone iuto par- j 1 nership ia the law business. Ofiice ia stcond story of "Old White Corner." See card. We direct attention tJ th advertisements of Tobias Celebrated Venetian Horse Liniment, Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye, and Braadreth's Pills. T. W. Cowey, Photographer, pablishes his advertisement this week. This gentlemen comes recommended as a first-class artist, and we advise every one to give him a trial. His Pictures are raid to he tie best cvo? takca ia this pUco.

Grand Union Sunday School Pio Nic t

An' Excursion will tie given by the- Brookrille Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday Scboolt over the Whfte Water Valley Railroad on Toesday, June 22. ; . ... Tie Nic in the Beautiful Oreve near Cambridge City, in conjunction with the Sabbath' Schools from Richmond and Indianapolis. Speeches, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Games aodT Festivities. Fare for the Round Trip Adult $1 j Children andcr twelve years, 50 cts. Special Train will leave Brooxvllle precisely at 8 A. M., stopping at Metamora, Laurel and Connersville. Tickets for sale at Dr. Keely's Book Store, Flaile's and King's Dimg S tores, and at Templeton's Grocery Store. It Is confidently believed that this will be the most pleasant and profitable Excursion of the season. Let none fall t attend, and while they get more than the worth of their money, they will also aid the two Sabbath Schools for which the proceeds are to he applied. A Baggage Car under the control of a careful Committee ill be provided for the free transportation of baskets of provisions. The following Committees have been appointed for the PicXic: Committee to furnish water David V. Johnston, David Slaughter, Major J. C. Burton. Committee to take chargs of Baggage Car and Provisions Charles West, William Johnston, Oakley League, Charles Price, George Lynn, S. E. Urmston. -S tip erin fen dent and Conductor Edward Meyer. Pic Nic at Laurel. A GYafi j Pic Nic and Cotillion Party will be eld at Beggs' Grove, Laurel, Ind., July 3rd, 1869. The grounds on which the Pio Nic will be hell are known by all acquainted with them to be situated in the most beautiful grove in the White Water Valley, and the Committee have spared no labor or expense to improve their beau ty and prepare them for the occasion, Tbe services of a fine String Band have been secured, and complete facilities in the way of Refreshments ie. will be afforded for enjoyment and luxury. Gifford's Hall will be the scene of the Evening Ball. The Hall will be decorated in the most beautiful snd fantastic manner. Refreshments will be served, and nothing will be left undone on the part of the Committee to make the occasion brilliant and festive. A Velocipede Race is also expected to take place on the grounds. Half-fare arrangements have been made with the Valley Railroad, and trains run so that parties living on any part of the line can arrive early and return home late in the evening. An omnibus will ran betweea the grounds and town every half hour. Comhittki oj1 Arrangements: Ed. Tarry, Peter Akcrs, P. W. Early, R. II. Culldin. Committer on IsviTTtos: Connerstille-Will Dewees, Charley Griffin. Metamora Alf. Blacklidge, Dr.Maguire. Brookville Herman Trieh' ler, John Seal. Andersonville Joe Akers, Will Scott, Ed. narris. Lanrel J. A. Gosnell. W. W. . L' Williams, Chas. Hubbard. For the American. A circle is drawn touching three given circles lying in the same plane, whose radii are five, seven, and eleven feet, respectively. If the distance between the centers of the first and second circles is 16 feet, between the centers of the second and third 24 feet, and between the centers of the first and third 30 feet, it is required to find theradiu? of the tangent circle. I wil I supply a cepy of the American"' for one year to the person sending mc, by the 10th of September, 18(9, the best complete solution, by ordinary Algebra, of this problem, and for the beet solution ot the following a copy of "Our School Day Visitor," for the suite length of time: To construct a triangle geometrically having given three parts, viz: one angle, the difference of the adjacent sides, also tbe sum of one of the adj.tcent sides and the side opposite the given angle. The construction must be followed by a demonstration. The names of the successful competitors will be sent to the "American" for publication, iu the issue of Sept. 17, lhr9. Isaac II. Tcbrfi.i., Harrison, Ohio. Important to Ladies! Mrs. Wisinan would like to inform the Ladies that she has greatly reduced her prices on Milliuery Goods, and repastfully a 1 vises those not jet supplied with the latest Summer styles to call at once and make their selections. To her already extensive assortment new additions are daily made. Parasols, Fans, .tc, of the very latest patterns. Laurel Items. The regular Quarterly Meeting was held in the M . K. Church at this place on Saturday and Sunday, 5th andCth inst. Uev. F. A. Hester, Presiding EK'cr, was in attendance. This was his ,Qt nnarterlv nrrtinr at. this tilace for the rres- . . . . - i ent Conference year. In order that no mistakes may occnr, we deem it proper and right to say that the P. O. will be found at the Drug Store of R. J. Day Esq. until further notice is given. The Hon. G. W. J. has not seen proper to remove him. The Picture of "Injured Innocence" is on exhibition at tho Gallery of Jno. M. King Esq. It is that of the modest young man who asked a pretty blue-eyed damsel to accompany him on the excursion to the city on Friday, and the said she'd kthf.r sk kxcvskp The center of attraction for Fancy Groceries, j Confretioneties, Cigars, and especially Ice Cream, j is at Charlie Gcycr's Rooms, opposite the Dry j j Goods Store of W. S. A J. F. licyer. Chatlie ; j knows how to preside in the most afpvved style. ; ! The Excursion on the 4th was not as largely ' attended as the managers supposed it wonld be. I The Excursionists report a good time, and the j cashier reports the net profit at about an X. i Joe nooper, formerly of our place, bat at presI ent chief clerk at the Sheridan House in ConncrsI ville, was ia our town on last Sabbath. Report says that Joe has a hankering after a certain very handsome young lady not far from here. I "Is it anvbo dv's business if a ladv has a beau?" 1 More anon. Xovcs Homo. Andersonville Itarns. Harris A Bohannon have jast receive 1 another big lot of Dry Ueods, Groceries, Ae. Their store is the place to buy goods. Cleve r and aroommo - daling gentlemen, we wish them success. W. J. Scott is in receipt of a fall stock of Drags, Medicines, Ac. His drag store gives promise of doing a u.'.tiiljome business. R. Shrincr's hoiel is the place to stop when yon visit Andersonville. Goed meals and good beds ; can be obtained there at moderate prices. We j recommend the Shriner House to the p atronae of the public. J Andersonville will sion he able to hoast of a handsome Te.uporac.ee Hall. Br. Orr's business roams are just assa:nig shape and cjm;tetc:i?s-, and will be an ornament to the village. Jnst Scsived at Newman's, A fine a9art:!i?nt of Fancy Soaps, Sagar, CSf e, ' Cheese, So. I Crao'iers, Acrvtel Bread, Cake of all kinds, Freh Vegetables, .tj. Xewmaa furnishes Soda Water eoual t; tho Wst. He also has Kepler's receipt for making Ice Cream. 1 .-.w Ilftrried. On the Sd lart., at the residence of the hride'a father, in Point Pleasant, Illinois, Mr. Edward B . Werdcn, of Mianus,0oaneetica t, to Miss Lisie Davis, daughter of Mr. Giles Davis, fomcrly of this Ctunty.

- Hazard's Store. We were recently shown through the Bare moth

utj uoeds establishment of, W. . F. Hazard, of Laurel, and must say that it rank s among; the nest extensive business houses ia the White Water Valley.- Piles of goods load the counters, shelves and drawers goods of every style an'd variety and an- immense stock of Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Ac, is always kept on hand. Hazard justly ranks among the most sue-: cessful business men of the State. ' ' . r . Local Paper. There are many persons who either taxe o ca per at all, or else take one from a distant ei ty, and when they wish to see what is transDirin? in their ewn neighborhood, they borrow the local paper from some citizens more liberal than themselves. Many men of this kind are engaged in business, and frequently grumble because people do not patronize "home industry." when thev practice the very thing of which they complain. Examiner. . . . Christy's Hair Lotio? This Lotio is the test artiele manufactured for the hair. ' If -Vonr hair is disagreeably red, try one bottle f LwUo. Yea will never regret the monev it cost vou. -It ia cheaper than oils, and decidedly better. The Lo tto cures dandruff, restores gray hair to its original color, and irrows more hair on bald heads than anything advertised. For sale-by all, drag gisis. . - s -Assignee's Sale. 'T'nE undersigned assignee itif the Estate of m. . Godwin A Cameron, Bankrupts, will, - ' On Friday, June 25, 1S69, expose to sale at Public Auction at the Godwin & Cameron Saw Mill, on the. W..W. V. Canal. North of, and adjoining Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana, the following property belonging to tbe estate of said Bankrupts: , All ihe interest, right, title and claim held by said Bankrupts iu said Saw Mill- property, .de scribed thus: .... ' Beginning at a stake en the embankment to the tumble at the first lock on the W. W. V. Canal abote Brookville, distant from said tumbl 24 feet North 22 degrees West; thence South degrees East 19 rods to a stake at the foot of the hill; thence South 26 degrees West 0 reds to a stake at the foot of the hill; thence . centh 14 degrees East S rods to a stake; thence South 72 degrees West 2 rods to the Canal bank: thence North 41 degrees West 24 rods to place of beginning; being part of the S. W. quarter of Section 20, Town 9. Range 2. Together with their interest in lease of Water Power from the W. W, V. Canal Company. This property held by assignment of lease from the W. W. V. Canal Company made to Solomon F. Rodman, and assigned through different parties to said Godwin A Cameron. Also 82 shares Capital Stock of the Brookville & Metsmora Hydraulic Company. Also 4 Yoke of Work Oxen, t Portable Steam Engine, 1 Portable Saw Mill, 1 Threshing Machine and Separator, 3 Log Wagons, I Rubber Belt, 1 Water Box, 9 Hog Chains, 3 Cross Cut Saws, 6 Crow-bars, 3 Cant Hooks, Lead Pipe, 2 Grind Stones, Sledge Hammer, 1 Guutmer, Lumber, Cord Wood, and a variety of tools and other articles. TERMS OFSALE One-half purchase money en Saw Mill and all turns under 50, cash; one half purchase money of Mill and all sums of $50 and over, six months' credit; purchaser giving note with approved security, bearing interest, and waiving valuation and appraisement laws. Sale to comaience at to o'clock A.M. W. J. PECK, Assignee. JEFF. COLESCOTT, Auctioneer. Brookville, Ind., June 4, 1S69-3W. THE GREAT F A SAFE RLOOD I'TJRIFIEII, A SPLEN'DID TOXIC, A PLEASANT BEVERAGE, A CURTAIN CURB AND Preventive of Diseases. Tho ZINGARI BITTERS are compounded from a preseriiit ion of the celebrated Egyptian physician Dr. Chcopsus, who, after years of trial and experiment, discovered the .inganm Hero the most remarkable vegetable production the earth perhaps has ever yielded certainly tbo most cnective in the ccreoi dwearr. lt.incorabinstion with other valuable properties of which the Zingari Bitters 16 composed, will cure Dyspepsia, Fever and Ap;tic, Bilious Fever, Colic. Colds, Bronchitis, Consumption in its first Stasres, Flatulency, Nervous Debility, Female Complaints, Rheumatism, Dysentery, Acute and Chronic Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, Cholera, Typhoid and Typhus Fever, Yellow Fever, Scrofula, Diseases of the Kidneys, Uabitual Cos tiveness. In th5 Prevention and Care of tbe above diseases, it has never been knjwn to fail, as tbontands of onr most prominen t citir.ens throughout all parts of the country will testify. Let the af- j dieted send for cir vtl ir containing testimonials j i and certiEicates cf those wh i have been cure i after their cases have been pronounced hopeless by our best physicians raiscir'At. Trfort . ' " F. R AUTRR A CO., Ko. 6 N. Front St., Philadelphia. EKCOM!7.srKr) BV Fx. Gov. David R.Porter, of Pennsylvania. Hon. Robert J. Fisher, Hon. Edward McTherson " " Hon. Joel B. Danner, " " Hon. Wm. McSherry, ' " and others. Soli hy all Duggisti and Dealers Everywhere, may 2fi-ly. iIn Cash and Goods PAm FQfc WOOL "V -V-V--V- -v t -ehy the nn.lersigned. I also will sell all kinds f 1 .!' IT , such as ... . , JEAXS, - SATTINETTS, .. CASS I MERES, BLANKETS, FLANNELS AND STOCKING YAUXS. Also a full stock of DDI-ST GOODS O f.V I ON8 j SHOES, BOOTS, II ATS, CAPS, &C., I and all kinds of ' if "Stiff V rM I? l .H M f I? The above are offered at the Lowest Market Trice maySS-Sm. GOTTLILB KIESELKR. IMPORTANT TO FARMERSA. W. Taher cf II t. Carmcl takes pleasure in informing the Ftrmsrs of Franklin bounty j that as agent tor C. . Mftormics s v,e;coraiea Reaners aad ii iwers he is now prepare 1 to fnrjnish the Farmers with T'JS HARVEST EH on '. short notice. ' . ' . i i mav 14-Cw. PRUT TREES, A LEX. Smith, of Lattrel,has for soma time been j pnji'il 9 dressins and selimir trail irees of all kinds, and keeps a full supply on hand durins the season. Orders left at his residence in i ... .-i ;,i k 1 n.n,led t,. Give him a I j call, and he will render satiftion at reasonable j rates. " I Jane 4-"w. GEORGE T CRESSWELL, 1 1 o r n e V n t H, a, V BRQOKVILtrH, INDIANWA Office on Main St.,ove Sing A Kaiser's store, may 7 ly.

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HALL'S 'I inewer Everjf ff?w increrttten thtt jopn-i laritit of thi valuable Hair repnwition, ii'hlvh is due to Merit alone. We can nssitre orer old fmtrons that it is Jcept . up to its high standard, gturt t tlto who have never used, it tee can confidently sat, that it is the oirtff reliable nd terfeded preparation to restore CRAY OB FADED HAIIt to its youth fuloloi . intf it soft lustrous; and silken;' the scalp, - by its use become fChile and clean ; ff rrmorM all eruptions and dandruff', and by its tonic properties prevents ti& hair frmn falling ettt, as it stimulates and nourishes the hair glands. Hi I its use the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baUlness it restores the capillary glamln to their normal vigor, and ivill erente a new grou-th except in ' extreme old age. It is the most economical HAIIt Dati:ssij ever used, as it requires fewer a-jyplicationsr and gives tlte hair that splendid gloss u tpnearane so much admired by all, A. A. Hayes, M.JJ., State Aayer of - Mass., says, "the constituents are' pure and carefully selected for excellent quatitt, and I consider it the BliST PUEPAlUTIOXsr its intentletl purposes." We pub-. ! lish a treatise on the hair, which tee send free by mail upon application, which contains commendatory notices front clergymen, ; physicians, the jress, and others. We have made the study of the Irnir and its diseases a specialty for years, and Jcnow that we make the most effective preparation for the restoration and the preservation of the hair, extant, and so acknowledged by the best Ifledl. cal sand. Chemicail Atitlierity. - Sold by nU Dntgjiitt and Dtiders tn Ifesfrw. - Price one Dollar Par Bottle. RP. HALL & CO., Proprietor. LABORATORY. HASHUA, . H. MONROE'S TEN CENT NOVELS Are tbe oldest, the best, and the most popal.tr. They are allwelt writta by such standard writers as Captain Carleton, Crtptain Mayne Keid, L. Augustus Jones, Edward S. Ellis, Ac, Ac. As books for the young, they are nnequallnd by any works published; always pure in tone, lively and fall of adventure. Persons desiring thoKe boeks will please order "Iunroi," and see tkat none others are given in their place. The following are those already issues!: No. I The Hunters. 73 Long Legs, the SFttat 2 Trapper's Retreat. ter. 3 Patriot Highwayman. 14 Black Prophet. 4 Fugitives of the 7 Old Norte, the Heat Mountains. 5 Track of Fire. B Man-Eaters. 7 Charlotte Temple. 8 Heath Face. 9 Indian Slayer. 10 Turtle-Catcher. 11 Hunter's Triumph. 12 Ocean Rovers. 13 Tory Outwitted. 14 Zeke Sternum. 15 Scourge of the Seas. 16 Captive Maiden. 17 Long-lepged Joe. 18 Wild Scowt of the Mountains. 19 Forest Lodge. 20 Rollicking Rangers. 21 Rattlesnake Dick. er. TS Tiger-Eyo. 77 Revolutionary Jo. 78 Jack, Bufialo-Catoh-er. 79 Tom Turbifl, Trapper. SO Scout of the St, Lawrence. 81 Leather Lcps. 52 Blo.dv Brook. 53 Wolf Hayer. 84 1-oiig Bob. 85 Cooney ru;h. 86 Robin Iicd and his Merry Men. S7 Spy of the Delaware. 8S 4,Uld Kit," Scout. f'J Hank Wiggnns, Efq. 80 Spider Ltir. 22 Ricketty Tom, the SI Old Trapper's Piide. Rover. S2 Marskman,the Hunt 23 Imps of the Trsirie. er. 24 Robber's Terror. 93 tirijzly Jake. 25 Joe, the "Sarpint." 94 Spotted lan. 26 Lightfoot, the Scout. 95 The Bloody Footprint 27 Jiant Spy of Bunker or tbe Adventurea of Hill. a New Yr.rk Newsboy. 28 Scar Creek, the Wild PC Old linho the Trapper. Half Breed. 97 Big Mouthed 'Irap2a Squint Eyed Boh. per. 30 Snaky Snodg-ass. PS Pa ther Jak c. 81 Roiling Thunder or 99 Snake-Eye, or the the Rival War Chiefs. Bandit 5i filer. 32 Heavy Hatchet the 100 Old N iok of the Bold i-cout. Swamp. S3 ' Sam, tho Quaker 101 (iamecock f" the Spv. Santce. 34 Three Daring Trap- 102 Old Zcke. pers. 85 Fatal Mnrksonan. S Engle-Kyed Zo.ke. 37 Big Uiao Nick, Hold Scalp-Hunter. 39 Tory Spy. 40 Prairie Spy. 41 Wealth and Bany. I i'S Dog -Face. 104 S!,arp Shout. 105 Tuse.i loosa Satn. IP ft Slitn Jim. 107 T.ed Rattlrscakei 10S Black .vmtipon. 109 Vgly Ike; 110 Squatty lifk. 111 IT 1.L..U .1 1 .. 42 Rover of tne I-nrct. 43 tjiant of the Woods. gir. ti Cthtv Trapper. 112 Turkey Font, ,5 ,;..n Hearted Hunter.l IS Hawk" Ec, the 4 Old I iia of the Wootis Hunter, 4y jtj)(l MJiie. 1 1 4 Madman of the 048 White-Headed Hunt- cento. er. H Dave Bunker. ! 49 Big-Hcarled Joe. lift Ulaninp: Arrow. 50 Scout ot Long Is- 111 Hickory Jack, land. US Twin Trai pers. 1 51 Silverhcels, the Del- 119 llidinc Tom. awsre. 1 Bloody Woir. 63 Black Bill, the Trap- 121 Log-'lIea4cd Wike. jier. 12i Thander-Clond. ftS Red Men of the 123 Harold of the Hills. Wrmds. 124 Texas Joe. 54 Grim Dick, the One- 12a Creole Former By Eved Robber. Ospt. Mnyne beid. 55 Indian Queen's Re- 126 Rod Stir of the Seravensre. tnles. 56. Old Scout of the 127 Vullet-llead. Cave. '2S lluntcrZeh. 57 Big Snake the Huron 12'.l Scout of the Peieta. 5S Mexicftn Joe, the 130 Forest Hunters. Snake Charmer. 131 Mad Bulscy. 59. Stealy . Hand,, the, 1 3 2. Indian Sustsgem. Sharp shiiotia 1'. unt r. 1 Pale Face Indian. - r. ,. fiJ oclr"let vrrir. 1 .'4 a uite Mivaft. W itoh of (he S wamp. j 62 Scout of Tippecanoe. l-W Old Paul. ; 63 Schiaderha cr-cs. 137 11 un tr r's Secret. 64 Bride of Wolf Glen. IS Rival Captains. 65 Buffalo Jack, Trap 1"9 Lil.t Foot Trsj-per. per. 1" Wild liide. 66 Scoot of the B.ie lil RoviDg Dick, HontGrandc. . er. 67 Darins' Backweods H2 Fighting Xat. man. 14-1 Hunter of the Black 68 Clumsy Foot. Hills. 6S Strsiii.'r'f lirarC 144 The Ind;, n Spirit. 70 M ad N ar.cy . the Fen- 1 15 Irn haniied Tmptan Fortune-Teller. er. "1 Loop Rifle llnntcr. 14t') nnnteTg end Red72 Wooden-legged Spy. skins. These hooks are for :!e by sll Vfwp denlert, and are sent postpaid on receipi oC price in Cents each. G KOf.v- K M FN KO, P. O. Box 5657. IIS W itUam street, N.T. April P-3m. U U. X O . . V . IV l a V. la V , - 13, 0 " y;;vS n .C'i-i . ... Brookvillc.I 11 1 i rt n a ROBERT H. POWER t tor nov. n-1 Tj n v b a 0 o x vi l l j:, . ixd i a xa . OiScie' with S. S. lltrre'.l, Esq., in T. T. Weat's 'iil Hug, opposite the Court Uc uce. JTulyll-tv. . , . . v 1 rjn rlllnS HOCSC .".HCl SlX AereS Of j , r il Vn V v I 1"nK undersigned oCers for rale his Dwelling - Hoave and site acres of gr.iund situated drninin? Adams's Store in Sprinjfield Township, Franklin County, Indiana. Th. hoae is nearly iw, and contains five rooms. There is a Blacksmith shop (a exeelrcnt stand fcrwork.) stable for fix hor.es, a nice orchard contair.iesc all kitds of fruit, coed well, cistern and Outbuildings, wever-fatli vries and good psetnre. Terms rerv low. t.ncu-iro ot . . . . .. T . . t-.l Ju. UKMTON, af 1 Springfield, leiv

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iBrookville Bazar ! - , E. I S XtrX " DEALEIUIX , Stationery, TOYS, NOTIONS, AND Musical Ji)sfhh)t!ir)f 3, BEGS to inforsi the- citizens f Brookville an i vicinity that he has just opened in tbe 7J4 o J) m a u u 23 u U tJ I n o An Elesrant Well Selected Sto-.fc of Such as Ladies" Work Boas and Companions, Fancy Paper Bxes, Albums, Combs, Brushes, fOCKei DWKS, iraueu, r ar?D3, " ruing 3eads, Chessmen, Backgaatmon, dxjsboard!, Dominoes, Jtc, See. " Strch as Pluin and Fanry Writing Paper snd Envelopes, Lea I an 1 Slate Pencils. Book Holders. Steel Pons, Blank B-ofts, Inks, Ac, Ac.

Stich ss MM, Topf.'Bji U, JewhSrrs,Wool takca n KiCll'lilSC t)T FdCPolls, Chtna Figures and uses, liittnomcas or j ,.- i'.,rlj V.inc French Harps, Ac, Ac. " t liirj U -3aS, 1 iiri9

- " SHujekCctI StTfftrttmrnf, Such as Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes, German and French Aeejrdeons and Concertinas in great variety, best Italian Violin and Guitar Strings, Music Boxes, Sheet Musta. Masie Books, Self - Binding Music, Ne vspapor folios, Jto., Ac. - In addition to these Uooda ha also a ip'eaai'' . Collecticn of ' BONNETS, Tl ATS, i 2 EMBROIDERIES, duess Tunnnxoss pau vsols, EK O S E , Uaailriercltlefs Gloves, Breastpins Fans, &e. All of ihe T' ry Latest and Most Fashionable Style. V. P. WISMAS. Mew Stools OF Watches and Jewelry. WM. DAWSON has jost received a splendid ! assortment of ..J.J . - P ednsisting of Duplex and Stiver Watches, the varieties of Jewelry of the latest styles and j pitterns. He has also a great variety of Ct.ocus, j which wi be warranted, and sold at a triBitg ad- i nn boleyale nrice. i Old Ool nd SUverwill bereeelved in exchange or(?ocdf. Watches omptly repaired la a neat and expedittoes man er. Alse.bave rst received a large end well selected assortment of STXC.TiB ec DO IT RLE SHOT GUNS, 11 K VO L V K H S, PlSTOIiS, UOLSTK11S AND RELTS, POWDER FLASKS, SHOT BELTS, POCKET KNIVES, Ac. Also k ecp on hand ALL KSMDS OF AMMUNITION, Powder, Caps, Cartridges, Government i'ereu.sion Caps, Lead,&c. Also ijuilar And Violin Strings, Bows, Peg Sridges, Tail Pieces, Ac - WM. DAWSON. Brookville, Oct. 9. IS 59. Wlt.sos MORROW. W M . M . H a T . MORROW

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A"0.3 Vinton Mick, Opposite rott Ofir r x nr . vt nnt to tBli liLlAAl)JljlO,lllV1 Wil 1 practice i n the Stateand Fcdcra I Con rt tndiaih.ar. Jalso be forethe Court otClaims an the scleral Bureaux of War, NVv, Post Of e nd Treasury Departments a t Wash ingten Ci ty EE ENS nr 11 1M. JOSF.ril DEAU510XD, In.ilttir. dec. 27-1 y 1 " ' " WILLIAM G. QUICK, IttorneyatLaw&llcalEstatcARCiilt naoOKVIl.I.E, INDIANA. Officeir.the Court House. Colleelions promptly attended to. Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes paid, Ac. jvnI5-6in W. II. CRUUF1 VAA) & KROTiiKil AVE epeped n Gunsroith .Shop in the new biiii-liu!? sitrtstcd directly opnesito the J.iil, adpi iinK Chrii. Trager s Tin Sh"p.. NEW GUNS MADE TO ORDER. ItEPAiRiNG 'Promptly Attf.nmd to. AU Work Warranted. gIeTtrIuctiok i prices AT Til E ol.lt CP I-I. IT. SCHRICI ITE. A ' It (I 1 j .! ided to temain in Bro" k iMe.a-nd wiiuid inform his friends, and the pahlic generally, tftiit the old bop is the p!are tn pet all kinds of Marble Work, such as MONUMENTS ! man Figures, .vc, to suit every variety ol l.iste.-. Work executed in as pood style as can be done in the State. Limestone work, f nl; fcind. such ss . ... ... DoStePs, Cistern i ops. mg ."v.mstery Lots, Comers, Utocas, c. w au n w, don. fro n IS to 20 c he,, ,r tl.n any uther shop, as we have our own .(ii!,My, which I as yc ol.it not better, than ary in the Mte, wI;!can h,,fCe" which have stc-d the loktnr at it. an at t5e test for 5C-.-erHi years. T rsons wUhiaar I.imea'oae Irr.m any Br (j'tiarfy wiil he furnished as ehaan as can be bad ,t atly on. else. Wc have Liaicsfnr.e from six to twenIv inches thick, and' any size person could w:.h. Av-ork in our line of business furi.i-hed prompt- ; ly. Thankful for the patronage we have reeiv j cd for ihe past fourteen years, wc would rej . I a continuance of the same. "Q-iiek sales and j small Profits" is our motto, as wc n.-t employ a host ef agents whe the peoilo have to support, hut sell our o'vu work ourelvc. May 7 ly H. 51. .-V IIR ICIl 1 1.

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Seruib eHin(r f lt f .th .ui trf'tV -p wj-TWJWi rxla-int; to pay aiSl no-Sjg.ftaataR.4 J was fraudulently xr-UineJ Irwiu in, ami I hav j r received tmj a:Mderat.n !li-F..r. i IH.etroeV,.VrnkHn Co.' ud. . June Tt. fSfttf & FA I HF I K-1,1) M IpLS. BROWN BEST, WILL guarantee ca-Hietatiatacticn it grindi: gFLOURani MEAL, lie highest marV.ti price paid in ch f Wh t. j Thia Flour ia for al i hr Jt il! a t tV store -! af XTid Siftahrer ana M KtrkafU, ank aJsn at the Depr.t. , : s - : C-.T Wi- .! r.irnrb LUMBEltOI ALL titrtJST t'tnst V-l ' ' J .Oldaaii Sew 0-t':lr.rr. t. ieus.uvVJl that r t , . m : " 'GOODS AS CHEAP i - - - - - -, .. - . V . . .1 . I U l...J . a t)icesmitly vt FKF'H D R Y t; (OD-f 'fi R (.' fTR I Ei?, r HATS. CAT'S. UOOTS.'SltOjr,"V: J HARDWARE, Qt'EEXSWATtE; . I and tcrieiat .V.rf.ac&t of "j-kkIs" fonhd 4 ; m sry thing in m T liee ol tra.le. and tne ; highest "factory price ; albiwet for it. ,Pii't fnrt tn jfire me a call, : and I irill try to aiisfy you hth prices ants, I reality. " A. L. ADAMS, j " apl 23 3tn. Springfield. Ind. 4 ; . ; . (DRY cooos: iew York Cash Store. SU1I!G KAISER Have received an laj-aense Stok of Brown St. Bleached Muslinr TICKINC. 81HKTING ClIfXK, COTTON A PK. DEXIM. L1NKN & COTTON 'I A HLK UJ.OITI,. IJEW DRESS GOODS, I SHAWLS. SKIUT6, Cl.OVKs. llOSlEu Y, ic, Ac-. Alt In need of ! in.ul will find it to their advantage t Jtiyo us a rail. One Price null lhat tbe Levcst, 'I Merchant Tailor ;r

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