Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 39, Brookville, Franklin County, 24 September 1869 — Page 3

THE AMERICAN. T LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TIME TABLE W.W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. - ' Leave Brook vttle ALla4f VftPtfeiC ... ........ .8t04 A . M r.ieeso Jdail.....-"........--?!) p Dsf frsifhi- .......9: OPWA&DTRAINS. h K i pttB. .8 :1 P.M Dtj yrsl flit -- 8:64. The Fair. It it certainly the intention of everybody to vifit the Fair, judging from the talk we hear tfrrjhere. "The Fair" U the first and tipnervoet theme of conversation. Coming only once a year, of coerte everybody ia privileged logo old folks and young folks, Including babies. No if (he weather is only favorable the otily drawback to be anticipated wont there be a big crowd, especially on Thursday aad FridajT Go to the Fair, every one "and the rest of mankind." Bay a packsge oT Prise Candy at Newman's. Thspriss atone is worth y oar aort;. Conference. The Sonlu-Eaateru Indiana Conference will Eselis Brookville next year. Elsewhere we publish the list of appointments this year. Go to Keefy'e for Cheap Hoots and Shoes. He is closing out old stock at cost. Broolrille Free School. The following named persons were selected o Friday 'est l teach the Brooktille Free School during this Fall and Winter: Principal, N V. Johnson; Assistants, Misses Ella Power, Flora J. Tyner and Sal lie K. Carmicbtel The school will reopen on Monday Remember that Wiley & Case's Store is the rlace to buy the best Groceries at the lowest prices. ''' ' One bay Sooner. This being Fair week, our paper goes to press one day sooner than usual, in order that stir employes may attend the Kahibilioo. T . mm , Don't fail to examine CoWey's specimens of Pheiogrspby at the Fair. c . . . Velocipeditts. Judging by the youtlilul seal manifested on cur streets during the past week, in the onai-j ter of "velocipedestrianism,' to use a big earreiion, there will no doubt be quite a contention during the Fair as to who will carry tiff the premiums for slow and fast riding of tbe bicjcle. "Oo in,' boys, but don't hurt josrselves nor scare ike horses. ' t Returned. Msj. Frank Walt and wife returned to IWookville on Monday, having been absent in Germany during the Spring and Summer. The? were welcomed back with ringing of belt, tnOiic, and firtiig of guns. The Major loot i Ibe picture of good health and euleryrite. (is tsAitmti'a for Breakfast Bacon. Notice Uhfrfby given that in pursuance of an order of the Big Cedar Uegular Baptist Church, at s meeting of said Church held on Saturday, tt. I lib, I8b9, there will be a meeting of Iks members ot said Church at their usual t'ce of doing busiaess at their meeting-house in Springfield Township, Franklin Co., Ind., on SaturJay the 2d day of October, lSb9, at 2 clock r. a., for the purpose of removing Jut a V. Brady and Samuel Uoudie from the See and trust of Trustees of said Church, an J the members of said Cliurch will at the sroa time and place elect two Trustees for said Church to fill the vacancies occasioned 1 ike removal of said Trustees. vrJer of the Cbutch. K. II. Smirk, Clerk. Sept II, lt63-lw Keel j is selling bis rcinuaut of Hats at cost for cash. Bookkeeper. The Wawasa Paper Mill, above Laurel, hosils of having a most excellent book keeper in tea person of Thos. t lledrick, of Laurel, s eld resident ol Franklin County, lie is "iberijjbi iuau in ike rilu place.' Hfy A (."nse Ulnssware and QneenstlLtr iban any otl.tr Ltue in loan. Laurel Flouring Mills. Messrs. Buky & Kerr, ot ibe above named "I, turn out an immense quantity of flour, k'icg Kstiul'actured bOO barrels during week kftfs last, and TOO barrels last week. They t sJdeJ another run of stone, and now ' five run, with a capacity of 200 barrels lfly or 1.2U0 barrels per week while ruu"tJysnd night average capacity between Maud bOO barrels per week. It is reported 1 i tfcsy do more business than any other two ' io the Wley. Ust week they were paytl.Oi to tl.10 for wheat. A great deal of 1 v wheat is brought from the neighborhood 1 brtensburg and other distant points. CcJ, the Artist, has recently taken some JrJ fine photographic views of the Court ou. Secure one or thein at the small price k ks for them. fruit Cant. Hitchell, of Metamora, is just now Sebsif manufacturing a superior article of vans, foe which there is a heavy demand neisbborbood. Mrrli evetrbody with Fresh Oysv; Runaway. v, uched to a buggy took fright at ocipede, on Monday, and after running "QCe of S lOUire. brnnh .. n .l.t.t.nl. Mkfl House, cutting loose from the breaking harness, battering buggy and UdTj T8 j"'051' You,,l,, eIocrelit "ifiVv 1 r , i,. . tMe kP the best stock of Can1c , So town. 1 -.--a-. -f -j I th. avl- Correction. M0 COmb of last week there fcsi w rror ia th notice that Nixon Davis tB hi, r tArm- h ,hou, " heeo aiKT ,ul thejrug businsss. i00k'"d,,of 8coo Book, and the best f 1 i'ys on baud at Keely's.

11 Hif-Iare TUUi , , , . i , K Will rah tm t Wlite WsweV ttllty Railroad every day during the continuance of the Franklin County Fair. '

Ga and get a-pir off ihpswOld Styrw Bhoes for Wrimetf br IMfsser sttb'ekyVi ielttng at tery low rates to close them out. Street Improvements. Oer won by Street Commissioner, Mi John Charbbers hss been 6m0v i6r1slderable 'wrjr'k this Summer in the improvement of streets. Market, Water and Lean Streets have each received a liberal share of attention, and a much larger, safer bridge bju been ,built over the Canal at Head Street crossing. The pres ent town officers are doing their duty. Wiley A Case keep Tobacco and Cigars. x XJ .JPowad Deal. ' ' I ti The dead body of a German, in a state of putrefaclioa, was foand last Sunday on the hillside just below the month of Blue Creek. He had been brought, freu) Oldenburg to the Poor Asylum, a few days previously, but had wandered away the next; moruing afur he wne brought there. lie was apparently about fortyfive years of age, and was supposed to be insane. We did' notlearo. ajs name. " The body was buried in the Asylum cemetery. Those wishing to obtain a very fine picture of St. Michael's Catholic Church building, should get one of Cowey's photographs. lie sella them at a reasonable price., V ' 1 ' Champion kills.' ' Joseph Fries, proprietor of the Champion Mills situated on tbe Lower Basin, is doing a steady business in the buying of wheat and the manufacture of flour. 1 See card on adjoining page, Mr. F. makes three grades of flour, all of which compare favorably with city brands. I-ast week he was paying fl. 10 for wheat. We notice that the worthy Ex-Sheriff, Mr. Jno. L Case, is an attache of these mills, where he is busy at work and making himself uselul. 4 S . ' Tl li i t m Wash Tubs, Chums, Buckets, Meal Sieres, Ac, at Wiley A Case's. ' , . , , Metamora Items. r . . Twenty-one 'members of 6ur Lodge of t. O. O. T. paid Andersonville Lodge a visit on Saturday night1 last. ' We bad a very pleasant time, ti tiding Andersonville Lodge awake aad at work, having a membership , numbering siiiy-niue and still increasing, all doing their part to advance the glufioue cause of Temper' ance. Truth arid ltiuht. We must also com pliment Mr. Z Marshall for iuruithing us with an excellent supper. Some moie useful additions hare been made to our town lately. Mr. F. P. Toler of Blooming Ciove moved hie family here last week, and is bow engaged in the wagon business, making new wagons and doing all kinds of repairing. Mr. Thos. Wiggana having a wagon shop in addition to his blackrmith shop, Mr. Toler wilt be louud there anxious to please his customers. lie ccint-s tecoa. mended as a good workman. Prof. Charles Lewis and wife moved from ntar Cincinnati to ttus place, ai riving l.eteon Friday morning last. 1 heir profession is music liachii g. 1 he Prof. Itacbts vocal music, while Mrs. Lewis ttaches instrumental music They it. tend following their profession, and persons wishing to secure their services can address l'irf. Charles Lewis, Metamoia, Ind. They need no rtocu,niti daiionf only employ them, and they guarantee satisfaction. 1 bad forgotten to mention in previous articles that a tihool metmg was held here a few weeks ago lot tbe poricse vt selectir g teachers lor our tall aiitl witufr s.lu.l, LkU resulted in the election of Mr. 1. N. Uiistin of An dersonviile, Ind., as Principal, and M s Kate Viele of this place as Assistant. Mr. (Justin brings with him the reputation of a good teacher. Mica Viela needs no recommendation, as her former services here are well known. We hope both teaiheis will be supported by tbe parents. School will commence on Monday, Oct. 4.h. W. W. Peck is expected, to preach next Lord's Day at It o'clock in the nit ri itg and at ? in the evening ai the Presbyterian Church here. , " -; - y r - . " ; - The rhysictsns repoit Consiferable fcitknets in this ci-mniunily and the surrounding country at present. Milt. Bights of Married Women. Atneug the opinions recently ptottounoed by the Supreme Court of the Ftste were several npon the cuastracttea of the statates with reference to the rights of married women. ' Distillery in Hamilton Sold. Commissiener Detaao having sustained Calleeter Williams. of the Third Ohio District, ia the eiiur f D. V. Crown's distillery at Hamilton, for violation of the revenue laws, the property was to be offered for sale in Hmlton last Saturday, but the sale hss beea esatlntied for sixty days, it haing promised that the bass, tax ol f 21,tOO shall be paid. Distillery Burned. The large distillery and flouring mill of T . and J. W. Gaff A C., it Aurora, Was wholly eensnmd by ftre last Friday evening. The fire was first discovered ia the rear of the'distillery, near the furnace, at half-past seven. The loss was about $10,00t, l bar beiag seme twenty thousand baskets f corn, and four day!' ran of beSr, Ac; The total amount of insurance Tfif 17,500, as follow?: Liverpool and Leaden, fi,t0; Lsfayetta, f 2,50; Central, $t,5; Merchants, 12,50; Central, f,5; and Eureka, t!,5fl, divided as followt: f R.OOO on building, $8,01)11 ou machinery and fixtures, and $3,500 en stock. They have eommenrrd to clear away rahbith, aad expect to he running again ia thirty days. Yonr Local Paper. The local press of out country does not receive the amount of encouragement ami patronage that it is titled to, And has a right te eipet. It receives tbe "cut direct" in wej multitudinous and Inexcusable. Many persons imbibe the foolish idea that upon their precious backs must be placed no article of apparel, unless purchased originally in Paris, London, i'lurem-e, or some other foreign market. Jatttomsnj deceive themselves wi'h the idea that w hat reading matter goes into their families must come from some distant city or town; when frequently, in this case, as ia tha former, a better or equally good article can be bad,.ia the home market, and at mors reasonable partes. N dtae element, perhaps, ia any community tends S3 strongly to tbe development of the resources, aad building up of the material interests of that community , as a wide-awake, properly conducted Local Press. By candid, comprehensive minds, this fact is appreciated and made available. It is not necessary to go to men possessing such minds, and solicit their patronage. it comes unsougm, ana as a matter ot course; and they think tar less of the fsvor they confer upon the printer than nf the benefit they are themselves to derive front such a bestowal of their patronage. Men ot easrgy aad intelligence, it is their determination to know what is trans, piringta their aeighborheed; this knowledge they obtaia frota the Local Tress. Men ot buiaos, having dry goods, groceries, hardware, machinery,

any thing r every thing ta aisiois tf, they avail themselves or the eohnaaw wf She Lweal Press, In which to aaaouace.tb trade e-r railing.-!

And the conaewuSnCe is, that, while the parsimon Sous won acrvertisisg, wouIsSbe busiaaas man ts complaining bf "hard times,"' "tightness ef the money market;' etc., tha genuine business men of whom we speak, art ebeerfal aad tlensant wwyf Because thej have plenty of businsss. aad plenty f money; and this pleateoasnesa is traceable to their advertising ia tbe Local Press. Everywhere, the world over, tha success of mea of busiaess is proportionate to the mesne they employ ia making thei? business known. Sheibyville Union. Fall Schools for Farmers Boys. We always have liked, and always shall like, the old-fashioned plan of working . on a farm during the summer, going to school in autumn, and then teaching in the winter. It was the beginning of a career, wnlcb, in the instance of miuy a disingui bed man now living or dead, has ended in greatness. It seems to follow the natural order tbe development of muscle, then mind, then the appropriate use of both. Taking New England together, and we may include most, if not all of the Middle States and some portions of the great West, there is not a given circumference of say twenty . miles, but within it there sre boys aad girls grown to the verge of man or womanhood sufficient to form a respebtable-sised school, w hich, if located in the centre, would be within three or four mites of the remotest scholar. And what is better, in each of these several areas, some one may almost always be found with sufficient brain and culture and leisure who can be induced to act as teacher. AI most all farmers can spare their boys, say eight Weeks from the first of September, five days ia the week, especially if bearding at borne, they lend ahand occasionally in the morning and at Bight. Suppose that a thousand of these schools could be started within tha next two woeks, gathering the lads and lasses of the: townships or sections together for generous trial in tbe realm of brain; and what is, perhaps, next in importance, a general knocking off of the rough corners by social contact; what a fund of information would be gathered, and how many of both sexes would date the beginning of a higher intellectual life from these home-mad reminaries of home-made leaning. Cltearth and Ilome. What is a Democrat? Democracy is the most wonderful phenomenon ot the day. The stuffed' Hippopotamus which irrupted into our city lately amid a flourish of trumpets and with a sounding challenge to "Match Htui!" is but a small wonder, when compared with this "time honored'' parly. To understand it thoroughly, and comprehend all its length, breadth and thick nes, requires an intellect which but few mortals possess. Even the astute Nasby failed most signally in his attempts to expound its doctrines, whenever heh'snged liia geographical situation, and, whs returned to tbe Confedrit X Roads in political disgrace. When the Democratic party is now spoken of, it mut be with some sort of qualification as to the State to winch allusion is made. . i in .Massachusetts J Democracy is to pay every dollar of the national debt in gord. lot Ohio it is to practically, repudiate it; by a flood of irredeemable greenbacks. In Pennsylvania it is for a high protective tariff. In Indiana it ia lor free trade. In New York it is for the national bank system. In the .West it is., for' a sudden sweeping of the institution from the face of rtje'eatth. "We hnve got along 'with these little idiosyncrasies moderately well, but now cotues one that is completely stunning. Indiana Democracy has always been tbe fiercest and most relentless war upon the uigger. . The Emancipation Proclamation, negro suffrage in the South and the Fifteenth Amendment, have been tbe objective points agaiast which the most terrific anathemas have been hurled. Take away the nigger from lloosier Democracy, and what is left of it? Kliminafe" the nigger from the staple speeches of such prophets as llchdricts and Voorhees, atid what ''sounding brass and tinkling cymbals" their fiery declamation becomes? And yet the Wisconsin ' Democracy has parsed a resolution in their State Convention, declaring that they are" rejoiced at the emancipation bf the negro, the extension of suffrage to the colored men ot the South, and are favor of the adoption of the Constitutional Amendment! And as if this was not enough, the Missouri AVnftVi, the of the red hottest sort of De mocracy, speaks oF these iscousin traitors in thcee terms: i "Tbe platform of the Wisconsin Democracy is a documeut worthy of the party. It is not only a plain, intelligible and uucqivocattng profession oT true Detnocrstio principles, but is also practical and to tbe point in tegard to every question of Federal and State interest of which it treats. It is not unnecessarily prolix, in its expressions, but is concise and objectie throughout. It docs not uselessly dig up old grievances, but takes things in their present shape, and frankly agrees to or condemns tbeni.M " '' AngeU and Ministers of (Democratic) Grace defend us!" John Qitincv Adams, Uen. llosecrar.s, and now the Hadger State! What is a Democrat? .Journal. "' Arrest of Two Robbers, and Recovery of Stolen Properly. , j Cincinnati, September 19. Itlchard Clark and Henry Uose were arrested yesterday on suspicion of robbing the porc .house of liriggs & Swift, Mondayevening, of a large amount of bonds. On searching their lodgings 550,000 in bonds and a large amount of jewelry and silverware was found. Clark and Hose, while engaced in this business, worked daily in tbe factory, and it was a mere accident that thoy were detected. Many of the articles found in their hiding place have been identified as the fruit of foberie committed. Dills receivable to the amount of about one hundred thousand dollars were also recovered. The Memphis Put, in an admirable article on "What is Republicanism?" says: "The old Democratic party, first demoralised and now dead, held its ascendancy ia the popular mind from a sort J of belief among the mssjes cf the people that the great idea of freedom and equality lay underneath it. ...Tha name Democracy was deat to then because they hoped that 1 the name indicated the real presence of the principle which it described, and their affection lingered long around it when there was left only a putrifying carcass and a stench. The Republican party came into being from the , uceestites of the hour to lead back both the Whig and Democratic parlies to the true principles of our covernmeat. The definition cf itepublicanism is now simple and easy. It means freedom for all men and perfect equality usder the law that is, equal rights tor all. It does not raise the question of likeness or equality of men or races. It simply settles their legal rights, and leaves those other questions toethnolo. gy and society." Ueut. Gov. Cumback, of tins city, has received a very urkent invitation from the Republican Central Cotumitte of Ohio, te go to that Ttate and make a few speeches. The Governor having a heavy law practice'

! 0d aaing oeslectei his business so mueh I .... 7 , r,l .k . u ," -".r oot feeI that he cao accept

i ue iiivusuuD at preaens. ji e may go before the 'Campaign closes if bin business will permit. .Greeheburg Standstd. 1 1 f Indiana Conference and Lay Delegation. Td the Editor 6 the I ndianapolit Journal: The impression has prevailed that Lay Delegation is to be ratified by Conferences as Constitutional amendments are by States. This is a mistake. ' The Conferences are mere voting precincts, and the question is decided by the result of the aggregate vote. The Indiana Conference voted a boat two to one for Lay Delegation. Nearly all those voting against it being tbe old men, who would naturally oppose any change. Remember that the Confer, ence is two to one in favor of accepting ihe expressed wish of the people. A Clean Victory. ' St. Louis, September 17. 1 A dispatch from Denver says further election returns confirm yesterday's report of the Republican majority. Where the Democrats made a party nomination, they have generally been deteated. The Legislature will have a clear Republican ma jority. . The Coroner's jury at . Zaoesville, Ohio, have found a verdict of manslaughter against John Knight, engineer, and Samuel Gregg, conductor, on the train of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad which recently met with an accident. A lew more of the same sort of verdicts, succeeded by speedy trial, conviction and punishment, will do more than anything else to secure safety in railroad travel. Journal. Trj Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, if jou would have a luxuriant growth of hair., - . i ' Thrre is every re .fr.n to fca great sickness this season. 1 be summer has been wet, and all vegetable matter bus grown luxuriantly, so now that decomposition is cuuiinvnung, malarial poison will be developed to an awful extent, and the terrible dieedses consequent thereupon follow. Bilious remittent fevers, cholera morbus, and other bowel complaints, are already raging tearfully . Kverj person whose system is in the slightest mariner 'diseased, may find himself at any sue uu-nt the victim of Some of these a&lictiotig. The greatest regularity in all our habits should be ob served, and the organism fortified by some good tonic preparation. The Zingari Bitters will neutralize these poi -sons, even after they have entered the blood, and thus prevent their baneful effects. CitiirsTT'b H iiR Lotio This Lotio is the best article manufactured for the bait. If year hair is disagreeably red, try one bottle of Lolio. You win uwr rcxrcfc iub uitinev ll cosi vou. 1 1 18 cheaper than oils, and decidsdljr better. TheLotio cures dandruff", restores gray hair to its ori ginal color, and grows more hair on. bald heads than any thih g advertised. For sale by all drug-i gists. Mt. Carinel Nursery First Class I heap Trees Apple, Peach and Cherry. FKACH.best bu Ided varieties, $S per hundred or $75 per thousaud tor all orders sent soon for Fall or Spring delivery. C 11 lilt RY $18 pwr hundred r 20 cts- each. Orders solicited. Sept. 17, ISliVI 4w. J. A. Al'l' L.KGATE. TEMPLBTON'3 STORE!, rl ' 11 E undersigned respectfully informs the pub1 lie that he keeps constantly on hund, CU hi A I' FOR CASH, T 1 1 E B EST FA M I LY G HOC E U I ES, Coffees, Teas, Sugars, etc., GLASS-WARE &' CROCKERY AUE, SMOKED & PICKLED MEAT, 1'IStl, COAL OIL, VINEGAR, MOLASKS, SYUUP, In fart, everything usually kept by a First-Class ttmeery; IVrs ms will do tvell to examine his stock of goods before purchasing elsewhere. Call at Slaughter's Corner. Sett. 17-y. , R. D. TKMPLET0J7. ATTENTION! THE AUTOMATIC. WASH BOILER! A GREAT INVENTION. The Labor or Wash Pay Made LlgUU 1 t, The labor in rubbing the clothes is alniest entirely dispensed with. . . , 8nd:lt sves the wear snd tear of clothes. 3.1, The wash can oe put out tn sherterrperind of time than in the 1 1 way. Thists dece by simply forcing bet ud through the clothes, to bring tbe dirt out with it. Man ufActured and for ssle at ROBKUT OSCO It N 'S, Brookville, Ind.; also at J. M. WALLACE'S, Laurel, Ind. cpt. 17 6tu. . , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. DCS. AW) a QByttn Office and residence opposite the rear of the Court House. Sept. Ill y.. ' ; , Executor's Notice. N OTrCE is hereby given that the undersigned John A . Appleg:ite has this day been tulj qualified as Kaocutor of the last, will of William Applcgate, tsta ot rransltn bounty, manna, deceased. Said estate is solvent. JOHN A. A TP LEU ATE, Sept. 10,1? 3v E. termor. " HARRISON, OHIO. MRS. II. J. MIXER,. PROPRIETRESS. J une 14r 1 y is. rsfctt. ...te. w. Jkkkis c& 3 r? !ti nA 0 53 5 r.uonsiNt; pinsiriANs, . , MT.' CARM EL, INDIANA. marl9-fitn

Attorneys aad Counsellors at Law HltOOKVILt.E, INDIANA. .'Ifliee tn the second itory of the Dfmoera Building. . feil . i . . , ERRORS OF YOUTH. A GENTLEMAN wha suffered for years frrmNervous Debility, Premature Decay, and aU the efleets of youthful indiscretion, " will, fnr the sake of suffering humanity , send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the sitnpleremedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, in t'rfect confidence, JOHN It. OGDEN, may 29-ly. No, 42 Cedar street. New York CambrlrUe City, Indiana, R . VINTON, P II O P 111 K T O R octtS-ly ' GED. BOWLBY. x licit I Htftittt 5!ffCUt, AND . , HARRISON. OHIO. I haveforsalea large amounteffarmlandsand town property in all the Wcc tern States. aug 30-6m.

I s PUBLIC SALE! rp)IS wndersigaed will offer at publie sale ea a- his farm situated between Uaurel and Blooaaing Urove, in Franklin Coaaty, Indiana, On Saturday, Oct., 2, 1869, the following described personal property, to11 head ef Young Cattle, t Milch Cows, head or fattening Hogs, 2 Mares and J Colts, Hay in the barn, twe-horse Wagon and Harness, Farming Implements, Household aad Kitchen Furniture, and other artieles too numerous to mentioo. Sale ta commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Terms made known on day of sale. sept.'ft, ISeti 2w KOBBBT RAYMOND.

THK PARIS AND LONDON PAPER CLOTHING COMPANY. Outfits for Ladies and Qeatlemen. - THE undersigned would most respectfully Inform the publie that the agency fur the above, under tetters patent eelebrated manufactured Psper Goods, is established, and for the first time introduced in the United States. Among the various accomplishments of science and art, this may be considered one of the great est achievements of the age. Tbe renown Wbieh these Goods have obtained in Europe for their exquisite elegance, flexibility, great durability and cheapness, will at oace recommend them to the American public Notice, Ladies! No More Washing. No More Ironing, No More Vexation! The great invention of Paper Clothing whieh eaa not be deteoted from linen fabrics, and at one half the price formerly paid for washing. It would be impossible to give here all the advantages which these gooda possess in au eminent degree. They must be seen to be appreciated. "The great demand for them, apnn the mannfiieterers ia Europe, prevented them, thus far, from aending a Urge supply. Thus the first invoice I' 'Will dispose of In smalt qusntlties only, merely to introduce and show their merit. ' ' Wholesale dealers will not be dealt with for the present. No order will be filled for more than one dnxen of any one article at one time to ;be same address. ' 'I'RICELIST.' Suits Walking, with panier cut, each 73 Skiris, plain white, per quarter dossil. ......... 75 Skirts, one ruffle, per quarter d.nen... 1,00 Uaadkerchiefs, embosted handsomely, perfect imitation, per dosen 3 Collars, pliable as linen, per dosen 30 Chemisettes, per quarter dosen 80 Shirt Fronts, elegant designs, per dosen 75 White Vests, four in package... .........1 .00 Handkerchiefs, per dosen 1,00 and others. Money taust accompany each order to insure attention. Letters calling for information must contain stamp. In sending money, procure money orders if potf-ible, and add ten per cent, for postage. JACOBUS VAN, The Parts end London -Paper Clothing Company's Agent, .- .-3 o Circle Street, corner of Market, Sept.3-3u. . Indianapolis, Indiana. $15. u Gold Watches. $20. v THE ONLY GENUINE 0E$XS GOtiP WAX CUES MANUFACTURED BV THE OROIDE WATCH CO , are ail ef the best make. Hunting Cases, Warranted not to tarnish; look like fine Gold, wear like Gold, and are Equal to tbe liest Gold Watches in make and linish; with tbe best Full Jeweled Detached and Patent Levers, Extra Fin Cases, (Gent's and Ladies' sixe,) $15 earb. THE DOUBLE KXlrtA KEFINED, SOLID OROIDE GOLD, A No. I, Full Jeweled Levers, at $20acach. Sunt by Express any where within the United States, at regular wholesale prices, payable on delivery. Io money is required in advance, only satisfactory assurance that the order is made in good faith. Asv Packgk may br opknitd and Kxaiiim.ii before paid for, by paying the hzpress charges only. Persons can order by mail with safety, by sending money in advance, in a Registered letter, and the goeds will be sent as a Registered Package, prepaid, at our risk. An Agent sending for six Watches, will receive ai Extra Watch Free making seven $ 6 Watches forU0,or seven $20 Watvhes for $120. ALSO ELEGANT ORU1DK GOLD CHAINS of latest and most costly styles, for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, from to to 40 inches long, at prices of $0 and $8 each; sent with Watch, at lowest wholesale prices. Oar Watches are all made of the GENUINE SOLID OKOIDK GOLD, Refined, are all perfectly regul.i ted aad adjusted, and Gnsrahteed by the Company to keep correct time and wear and not tarnish. State the kind, sise and price of watch required, and order only of TH S OROIDN WATCH CO., Hi Fulton Street, New York. aug. 27-2m. Dr. Z. F'liIIlGrXJSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, FA. It F I ELD, IN 1) 1 A IN A June 7 I v ' . , V 1. Y, K i: 1. ia Y , "R r o o It v i 1 1 e. I nrliana 9 UHOOKVILLK, INDIANA GEO. F. .MAXWELL, PROPRIETOR. Good Stabling and Livery attached. Jena 4-t . New Tailor Shop IN JJROO!iVILI.r. GEORGE WALTER RECENTLY connected with Scohey A Trichler, has taken the room formerly occupied by the Post Office, opposite the Market House, here he is ready to accommodate his customers with CLOTHING OF AN V KINDmsde te order. His past experiencs is sufficient guaranty that he will render entire satisfaction, both as to quality ef work and reasonable prices. Cutting in tbe latest styles promptly attended ta. He respectfully solicits a liberal share of patronage. Call snd see him, and leave your orders, aug. zO-Jn. - DAVIS & GATES, SUCCESSORS TO M. W. HA ILK, B KG leave te iaform the publio that we are prepared to furnish a fall assortment of Drugs & Medicines, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, 1ATNT MKDICINK3, ' I T IN HOW (iL A S3, LIME AND UEMENT, TOBACCO, CIGARS, S0HO0L BOOKS AND STATIONERY. We intend to 'supply oor patrons with goods in our line that may be relied upon as genuine, and hope by diligence and careful attention to business to meet a share ef the publie favor. GATES A DAVIS. BvookvHIe, tad., Sept. 17, 18R 6. - n Election notice. A Election for the purpose of designating the etttsfdr he School Houses in Distriot des. 2, S and 5, ia Salt Creek Township, Franklin Countv, Idd',, will be held at the old rjehool Houses ia said Districts on Saturday the Snd of October, 18611. For further particulars concerniag matters tn be voted upon, see handbills. THEODORE SCUONEUT, Trustee. Sept, 10, 1869-Sw. Dissolution of rartucrshlp. NOTICE is hereby given, that the copartnership now existing between Romweber A Sellmeyer, in the St. Joseph Woolen Mills, at Olden burg, Indiana, is to be dissolved by mutual consent on the 10th day of Ootoeer next. From and after that dte the business will be carried on ander the firm of Komweber A Floditer. sept. 10-3. ROMWEBER A6LLLMEVER.

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BROOKVILLE, INDIANA. Shop near the R. fit; Depot. 1 JOSEPH HANNAH WOULD respectfully anaoaaee to his friends - and the publie generally of this aad the adjoining eonntiesof this State and Ohio, that he will exeeute in the best style all work ia his Uae, TOMB STONE of All Descriptions. CORNER POSTS F03 LOTS, ) CISTERN TOPS, STEP STONE of all description. dar,t: 1 " ' ' ' ' Monumental & Ballditig Lime Stone we get from St. Paul, which we em get from tea to twaty-seventnehes thick, and ,whieh dees not break and scale as the LTmcsto'ne of this County dees.-, i ; i ;. m v vj . ' . . , , Onr Flagging or Fating Stone is from L sural, which ean b had. of any , s'us suit the parehaser. - il ' Thankful for past favsrs, we won Id , request a continuance of the same. We warrant all our work to give satisfaction, as aor saotf is tark none bat the best ef materiel, keep smd hat the best of workmen, make quick sales, and do good work. All contracts made by me or A. J. lira son wt II be promptly llled '., ' : ' ' July3J. , JOSEPH HANNAX. TO CONSUMPTIVES. THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to mate known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure.- . T all who desire it, he will send a cony of the prescription used (free ef charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, itroaebitis, etc. Tatf abieek of tbe ad vertiser in sendipg tbe Prescription . vs. to benefit the afflicted;- and stiread Information ehfsh he conceives to be invaluable; aad he hopes every sufferer, will try bis remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and miy prove a Messing. ' Partief wishing the prescription, will please address Rsv.EDWA.RD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings Coaaty, New York. May 28 ly. ' At Low Water Prices. THE undersigned, t Colter's Corner, Ind.; having purchased tbe store ef 8. M. Hitehner, has mrved the stock of Uo.Ji to his . old stand, where he ia prepared to supply both etd and. new customers with DRY GODD3s SHAWLS, . SKIRTS, DLCVES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS READY-MADE, CLOTHING, Hardware, Queensware, C3-1 js swar o , F VMILY GUOCERI ES. All kinds of Country Produce received In exchange for Goods. All ptrsabs tn need of Goods will Had It to their advantage to give us a call. J. P. BLATTER, sag. 6-ly. Colter's Corner, Ind. cmu&io spa MINERAL WATER, S ODA AVA-TEIt. .tVTT FOR SALE HXU.Ui jacob mmm, I3UOOKVILLK, INDIANA. ' 't ' : f f I I 1 f f f : Kn.ra rf alt kind.. , . - . .' S f , , t i i i : i Oreea aad Rod.-ted Cofeesj Teas, Prunes, . I Dates, Foreign Fruits, j Jellies, Candies, . . Cove Oysters, . 1'epper Saacs, j Catsup, . - Allspice, - j Pepper, UlDger, , . Mu.t.nl. , Table Palt,. , Dixon's JUktog Powdery Cr Starch, . , , - Rice, i Iwia Brothet Yeast,Soda, Washing 8vda, Babbitt's, Detersive,' sad Fancy Snaps, Tearl Starch, BUckitf , Matches Lead, Shot and Oun Caps, Dried Beef, Cheere, ., - r- Crs -ksrs, ' - ' aud llerrinf. Lamp sod Lamp Chimneys, Pens, Pencils, Paper, Ink, ke. AogM3-y. OFFKU EXTRA Oil III NARY! j Nearly Six Hundred Taget of the Choic-, est Heading for tifty Cents. j Inerdcr to give tbe people 'en opportunity to j become better acquainted with thetr beautiful magasine, "Once a .Munta, r the publishers will send tha first si x numbers of this year for i 50 cents. Each cumber of "Once V MVntb" contains Vft double column pi ires of the best stories and en tertaining and instructive reading tu be found ia any magatine in tbe country. The subscription price is $J a year. Il typhgrapbical beauty is not excelled. t . . Send 60 eents. and yon will get this beautiful msgasine from January to Juoe r this year, con- j taining 576 p ges of choice reading. , AJdress T. S. A RTH V k & SOSS, . 800 A 911 Chestnut Slreot, Philadelphia. ' aog30-tni. j FAIKF1E ID MILLS BROWN &. BEST, j WILL guarantee entiresatirfsctioii in grin diet j FLOUK ani MEAL. The . uighes t" market price paid in cab fr Wheat. . This Flour is forsalein Brookville at thestore. t of David Slaughter and John Rocks fella r , a n u j also at tbe iepot. '. Will tlso furnish LDMBER OF ALL KIND3. t(Kt HIT I FOR MLK. PURE BRED UOGS AND FOWLS. WINTER SEED WHEAT And ether FARM SEEDS, frons Delts's Fxperi-i : mental Farm, ( baaibti.tst f, 1 h. Diehl's aad Boaghten Beardlesf; Wrrk's at-d , Tread well's ' Bearded White W b.m. ; Frem h White and Red Chaff; Purple Straw I'-earuid; Red Mediterranean, snd Gcrmsi. Awbir Kesrit- t less, are the best, earliest, hardiest and mast pro t duotiv W beat that can be recummended fr grueral oultiva.iiq. Priee $i per hushel. 4 pounds ; of any hind hy Mail, post paid, for l. Twenty head, of diff rent v r jiios sent post paid fur 1 Twtnt other varieties of Wheat, tatler ono ' Oits, of last year's importation, tte Deitt'r ; Experimental Farm Journal; send and sahrrribt . for it: only el, SO per yeat: the most at-ctul J'ur ntl printed. Addrcs liKt. A. l'l l lZ, .-?et-t. 10-4. C h label. Lut, fV

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OF' ' ' - ' WHO has de idsd'ta Ye" maiaia Hronk ilia, and would inform hisfrieaes,aad the public garn.v." that ma nii aanp is tsve place to get all hinds T JUaibU Work, seek ) - :' MONUMHT,S!f TOMBSTONES Pf the best Italian aad American ' Marble, Granite or Freestone. Plain s f sayf i Swrh aa Dvm, Xasahs, ltss to suit every variety ml taster.' Dim Figures, Jle. Wsrk eaaeatcd in as good etjte as eaa be done ia . Ihe State, l.imevtonr work, oT H kinds ,s is7' Dear Steps, Cistern Tops. Doping stmsS Cemetery Lots, Corners. 15 locks, Ac., which still he done from l." te 2D per seat, cheaper than a ay . ether shop, as wa have our own quarry, which is., . . - r . 1 . a L I . V . . as sv.e,n n waiter. tn. oi.re, which ean he seen hy looking at it. sad at these which have stood be ttst Tor several year, Tetsons wishing Limes'one from any other auarryr 'I will be fnrnished e Cheap ase.w be Saeel siy one else. We hare Liiueslone. frrm six telvs. ( ty iaohes thick, aa 4 any sise percoa eonld wish' Work In our line ef business farahhed bripl'.''v ly. Thanklulfor tha patroaage We haviree.lve'd for the past fnnrteen jais.w weastd TSMnat a continuance mf She Mai. "Qeirk aaies aad mall Profits" is ver motto, as we , employ - v host ef agents wh the peaple haee" ts aappart, ; but sell nnr own work ourselves. .. -M,y T ly II. H. PCHEICHTK. " CAoD PMilflT7C3f ": AT THE "Old iWMteiCorncr, 99 BROOKVILLE. Tbe iTdr'rned- keeps eonstanily r n hand largestock of ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' " ' ' ' ' I WOOLEN GOODS, sncb as FLAUIJELS, BLAlTKBTSa: 7. - wCs;zs(.rtA&ns7 Domestic & Fancy Dry Coods, SHOES, BOOTS, HATS, CAPS As., .te. : Their Prices are anifurot and they rwIll'J sell at very small profits tut Cash or all kinds f Country Pro.luee. . , , -DKIT2 UEI. !I apl 2H-1 " ,'; m V ' . j. BA ukiV & co:; ele Agents for the Gold MedaJ , , W.U KNABKsSCO. (JUANP SyUAUK AND Tllltt3H P""1 A Ibxj fi t he " ' j ' - ' j A. II. G A L K & nC(V EMU GAOLER, And other rirst CNas lassraments, ' ' ' Wholesale Agents toe , CA11IIAUT NKEPIIAM'S , . , n.i.Kstttig ORGANS AND MELODEONS, ' , BRASS AND GERMAN 81LY1R BAND INSTRUMENTS, And all kinds ol Musieal Merehaadtse, A"'. lioO Itroadwf, iVese Yurltj - -t r' ,' r r t f AV. CD T.,hiri,, Srlt, A' CnPSl.t Ot'KRA HOiriR.CHICAhA ILLINOIS A riend for Catalegae sad fries Liat. "I' ... . . y 50,000 Lbo. 7 I at " : HARRISON WOOLEN MILLS! CUSTOM ROLL CARDING, SPINNING, AC, 1 done at short notice, and all wark warraatsd te ........ giveaotiafaetion. r--' i Wepajr the highest market prtees ' '" WOOI. IB GASZT. Ilave a large Assortment of IT i of alt kinds, such as SATINKTTS, TLAID FLASNEJL Cj ' r am. roi.oup, 4 CASS I M KHKrt. Bis ANKKTS, !.; J'LAIN r LANJiKLK,' ! r f -iu-4 FLANNKL6; ; '' ' ' TAUNX Ac all of which we nflev at low prices, either for Cash or in exshante f..r WOOL, (U A P A N V i - K AJ K. Farmers, rnnsult us either by nilr personally hen von are ready to sell jour VTvol, we wk- n ynu wi.h tu exchange wool twrguods, as we efTer rare ioduccuiriits. M'. W. DA liOK A BOJI. tlarrist-n, O., April -"i, InrtU Am. VALLEY HOUSEv cr JA8. O.TAS HORN. PBOPRIETOB.1 m ya-VA.Tp n;-o saA. - RKHAKI) DIH.VAN, PBOPBItTUR. July 17e50ffiee; VcSep?.. rrili: public will take notioe that the anUer.iBa J el is ureuarad on short notirato furairw . i i ALL THE LKiniRfr NKVTSP.IPKB.& OF THE PAY . .. , sech4ji Ledger. Wueklirs, Saturday NishkWs.. ern World, Oay's Doings, Clipper. M'ilke'kiiK etentifi-; A meriean, Hr.er' W r k k Jt . vWs. and alt tbe Ltera.ry and vnll eyse . pu bli hi d. Alo'lhe . MONTHL11CP. llarpm'a. Altaatie, i.-'dvy'. Vcai.k ).vAvi V-t ' lact, kit M agr. tines .t nie lenls has iu h4h4aat wU hsey a.S'wrt. ment f , i St. t i in e m v , Kx v v i IV.v, lKa KfNktS , t..gether wi'h H ks t 1 ,r ' NO YELS A A C A l I till IS troin I" t" Vwjui, -.u li. Inly i tl. -AMf K:TSF1 .' J xi vt wii tv o it o vi: a "is a ii ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDUS' mLS. 1N1IVN. . V h S-t Vh:t.;ti.a Si. ' !

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