Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 29 October 1869 — Page 3

THE A ME 11 1C LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TIME TABLE W.VV.V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brook vllle. Chicago Kxptess - S:C4 a. M '. vt . ; I r-J

n, freight i. ....C:42.'n."!be obtained at four dollars per week. The

UPWARD TRAINS Cat. Mall Chiogo Express-. . 8:55 ..8:20 r.M. 12:40 r.M. Day r'f" Common Pleas Court. T November term of Franklin Common Fleas Court will commence on Monday next. Thanksgiving Day. Governor Baker has issued his proclamation setting apart the 18ih of November for thank sg iving purposes. - County Settlement. Treasurer Moormann settled with the Auditor of State last week, paying $ 3,945 16 delinqient taxes collected sinee the May settlement, and drawing out $4,022 20, Franklin County's share of the School Fund. Taxes cf 1869. We are indebted to Deputy Auditor Cromer for the following statement, which shows the amoanl of taxes levied on the duplicate of 1S69 in this County, including the delinquent

i now due, in in Franklin $10,923 22 20,242 78 14,610 97 8,185 56 36,095 8 7,617 61 5,401 46 11,946 59 7,696 58 6,704 28 8,381 S7 5.355 75 5,184 76 $148,346 52

Coanty, to wit : Baih Township, Snring6eld Township, White Water Township, Highland Township, BroeltviHe Township, Fairfield Township, -Blooming Grove Township, Lsarcl Township, Mnanaora Township, Butler Township, Kay Township, Sa't Creek Township, iPosey Township, Total in County, Presbyterian Church Social. The ladies vf the Presbyterian Church, will resume the'r Church Social meetings on Saturday treeing next in the Lecture Uoom of their elmrch. Methodist Church Social. The Methodist Church Social will meet at tke residence of Mr John, next Tuesdiy evening, Nov. 21. Oysters served to all who say des:re th-m at usual rates. Proceeds for church purposes. f . Death cf aa Old P.eaideiit. J.nts McClure Sr. di-.l on Friday las?, at the residence of h-s nn, .1 unes McClure Jr., ,ljd 90 years. He ha I bMi a resident of thit place and viciutty during the lat fifty year. His wile, aped 86 years, survive L'm He was buried Son lav nfifrniton. Religious. Rev. Mr. Ueler, ihe Pifsiding Elder, offi kt.,-1 .L i , , r-l 1 ftrtatetl iti lhi 1 iTt.rrti ? Hr,.!i .r it,,. . ' n A ' v " ' iMt t-ahSa'h morning and evening. I!, tli ol his UTiiH.n were ap-cimens of powerful and eonviruitiir pu!.i; oratcry, rankitig our nust , wnrhT citixn n-nong the noted ministers ot ibe Method'sl de:i":Mnn. Fr,ra Jat,per County, Iliiacis. Laac C. WonJen, rrcntly til the xicinitj of Laarel in this CVnuity, ha removed to Jasper t'ourty, Illinois, ai.d (closing his sub.-f: iption tuonev ) wii m foil. .: I moted in rr ih iai f Angus'. T':e alita', tmis ai d my vrnpa wt-re very -.t,d ; tl.tCir crop hs a j;eti.-tal tir.)f poor o tlat !. d, bi;t prxHl on tollu g ( la ne. P, nt-he ai1 l hard to beat. This is the best ct untiy I .t tfiuit 1 ever ta. CalSns of all s'yiea and sizes and a good Ueiwe kept co o'antly on hand by Jor.a :l.a Cafcer, Aiidrhoiiville, Lid. Prices reasonable. Gravel Koad Assessments. tVputy Auditor Cromer inform us that the nm nf f i;.b'?5 05 is the one third pari of the tales levied on the amount of the hem-ii: nesW on the real estate in ih Townshios of Rath. .Si.rinofii.M ....I VVl,;,-V..- c '

Coflntt . I i " ; t'V ftoek of Winter Millinery Uoods, nnbraoit, charge on the duplicate of IthS, I, , .rerJlhin( thit lhe mxr desirca i . i.".re f nUl"' f Mt U"' I '' T Hibbons, Plm., FlwtarmelA H,ch,non, (lravtl K04.. Also l he ' Ac, together with a Lirgc va-My of l.ats of t: Wi) :t:t ;s l,e one-third of the tax-; j and Bonnets. Hair Switches and New Style Sets

me amount as-sed tn Springfield and Wbite Water Township on i lie real estate ly"f within on and a hsjr miles or the Setpio Drewershur (J ravel K ad. Lnrd Freis. Thecdnre ReiTel is agent tor the ate cf the fcp,t kinl cf t-ard Press p of which he l as J shipped ,0 owa (j, ij,e8 ,j,e a,tention f he rublic to the fact that he flora this well aown Press on very liberal terms. Transfer cf Saw Mill. Tlxv-dore Walker has purchased the saw"t at Bull Town, and is running the same. ie Piriirfd la liinii.h I nmtL. m i titvon.k . - . . . H - ,uy on snort notice. A clever gentleman, and ' ""in la biiMiiew k. J...,,:.. . ! iironaj;e . Att ntion is diit-cti'.l 1.1 .t, er-; ,k Jy,"w V"k Obsetver one of lhe best reli tapers published in lhe l-:?t. t Lean Street. j . . ! t-ommissioner Chambers has int En-' - ' K'avtlit!g ana guiltrnijf ol Lean t trom Mio Uargoss to the lept. It is jlof work deiervm,, ,f much praise. IU. I . ... v . j Cowey at lit. Carmel. ref T. NY. LWy, ihe Artist, goes to Mt trel M0lijar and will remain there r,n irxtaeek, for ihw purple of taking j Itv t h r'ac. He will return to , , Brick Masonry. John f r - . -v. iuscn, builder of cistern 'Ji, c., it & N. workman "ar rco:n men ding him to all per- j e small jobs of brick work to do. . i, . . " ' "u Jono .lames, ot tne ticiti-: iev, ae .d 'aisea ry Mr. .lames that wri.ilt- - oe found fni- .!.. . , . t . ""u"! "nl onc I uu !rCltve!r. I

erve the nremmm lor rat sine- 'P' " isnt. the tail ras

?To.a.oo,. We recentlv aaw aome ef tha I X LtlVr Kill. flVl .VVv",? ,CVn? In tt,c.,nrt.ry 'urni fof the

at K. J. lav'. store, rais- iV-r,- remes th niast yrar. AoorriV j p , blj "i , j , , " T Tn "Mr Tam. - . walnuts, beechnuts, haiclr.u's, tuitcrni-t. hivk- t,tliiitot a:ul taost favored children Hch ..j". ' w"h,n ever a nd ; orynuts and r.ras r.verhe! th woods. All I ' f li e VaUov have been oiven as victl us

.... . . Erockviilc Col.'egs. The present term .cf HrpoUiH" College is progressing finely. The teachers are at work in earnest, and the Undents are cf the best class. Those contemplating entering school next-tlrra, should be makir-g. their arrangements at once. Good rooms ran he had for

j seif-boarding. Also' the bet of boarding can prospects for the next term are unusually good. Come on, young ladies and gentlemen, and receive the advantages of a first-class in slitution. The next term commences Nov. 15 Hnbbard & Goanell. We recently happened into the store of Hub bard & Gosnell of Laurel, and witnessed a large crowd of people of both sexes corgregated there for the purchase of goods. These gentlemen are doing a heavy business in the sale of dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, Ac. Thtir stock is varied and tnurtnou., and their prices the very lowest, which accounts for vast numbers of peoi le resorting there. Co!d Weather. The weather of the past week has been win try enough, in all conscience, for October.

aiercury aown as low as eighteen and tweuty quantities, and can, at a matter of course, afdegrees most of the time. If this is an indi-i ford to sell ihem cheaper, and thereby give my Cation, we are to have an Unusually severe customers tho advantao-n in nnrohiisinir frnm a

Winter. Suspension Bridge. The new suspension bridce over the White Water ftiver at Calloway's Ford, near Harrison Junction, was formally accepted by the Hamilton County (Ohio) Commissioners, last Tuesday, witn appropriate gastronomic ceremonies. The biidge is about six hundred feet in length, the main span four hundred and sixty ftet long, resting on four massive abutments, at each corner of which is a large stone tower for the support of the cabttg. The total cost of the bridge was about $100,000. Pearl Street House. The Pearl Street House at Laurel lias the reputation of beifg one of the best conducted hotels in the Valley. Stop there when you visit Laurel. Krs. Cocper, of Laurel, Has returned from ilia city, having all the novelties in Millinery Gauds ,f the season She bought goods at very low figures. S!ie has live largest itock thai ever was in Laurel You can gel any kind if a Hotinct or Hat at I any price. ILU oO it, to $:, Hinneu $2.50 lo $4, Hair Switches 50 cts., ll iir Nets three for 25 ct. lvr)hing in her line is coinp!e e. You will .av,- tn nty by calling on her before pii:ih;nit elsewhere. Petit Jurors. The following ti.t-.aol jersoos have been sumis ened as Prut Jurrs f ir tbc Xove:utr term cf the franklin Common IMe:i3 Court: John Halt, Jonathan Rajcon, Qttirin Volt7, Jacob Schociuaker, Jni! Kvi-fitt, 1 hos. Ofborn, Sr. John N.Caldwell, Lemuel Sparks, Henrj H..Scat, Ji.hn II. Fise, J.iob IV. SohacTt, AbtHb.nn I,. Thurston. n.,,,,ti ii.::mmi3 ojvj iijh teen 1 TV, I-.11 ..-.. I . . . , sutcnicr.eJ a IVth Ju-.r r..r the !...I..httrju of the l-'ran! 'in Circuit Cuurt : Cliriton U. fcort?, Jaot.b Krte.t, J ami s II lit atfy, Lt vi U . I! i, kn.-h Jimff Mirl.itt, IrvJriok Slum; !i J osrph "!I ty s, J osei h t cher, AOa.n Pu-sal'., SI - ses Hiker, tv il.tam Huberts, Frcieri-k Sliaeuian.

" Esq., of tirernsl urjr; Stfljor James 15. Stulky, cf Frtiil TieeS. ' Blnumtngton, and Captain SI. II . J: hryer ot liluouiu. . , r , , . , ! fic:l, wjra at the Hates House last nieht, and Alexander r-n-.ith, if Laurel, s prrrnred to:- n - .t. . . r .u . ' 1 I " no 11 an informal tnetttn in the interest rf the rurn:.-h Fit. t Tries . f all kinds for Fall plant new rtilroad proposed to be built from Cri-crs-inr.Fuehas At t 'c, IVa.b, lisr. sni all smalt bur; through Cohunl us. Hi oomineton J nd I! !o in-

rruitis. Tcrn reasnr.aklc. t'niers left at bis ris.iiinoe in Lautcl iil le piomptly fi 1 led. Trees srist.trti ti It g-cd as any in the mar- j Vet lie will also atttnl to prunirg and dressiag tries. BuUher Shop. Frnrcis A Martiauale, of Jlctjmnrt, hare taken a tjoui m ttie bwemvut nnder Hub lard Jt Uisncll'jftorcin Laarel, where they cfier for saloi Freh Beef, Fresh Pork, ic, ertry Tnesday, ThnrsJay ar.d Saturday mcrrirgs. The people will call there when ihey want steaks, roast j. ic, fresh and nice, at the I trt market prices. V7ir.ter MtHintry Goods at Laurel. M. M-ty Morrow, ,.f Lauiel, directs attention are also for tale at her store. Married. In Mt. Cartnet, Ind., Oct. 2o, at 3 o'clock T. M., at the reJidcnce of the bride's parents, by Rev. F. P. Turk, Mr. Samttel Scrring to Miss Elitaleth McCoy. School Teachers' Association. F.imto Amkricak, You and your readers n-.ay wUh to know what I meant by the School Teachers' Association ot Brookville, Metamora and Butler Townships. The object is to get together as many of School Teachers as possible, once i ' month, to exchange views on the best manner of j teaching in the public eohoils JLoerructattnelijik l-nrtS..nM lin.on th titt-h in. . . ., , loth inst. an I took up the regular programme, " e,ui,s !'" tn manner i ...a... of teaching, lhese were a large number or the ( sent, and all were laterpatrons of the school pre eved in the exercises. They adjourned to meet at Plum Grove, Brotk- . .1 . L . r . ... ock P I oio x ownsiiip, in tour weexs, at t5 'i o o J M. The pub:ic are invited to attend. The fol-

lowing is the programme for the .vering: Cr-' JUlSncss' . V lneascs vice ana pauper1 kn. .,..... tt,,). v i, . . - ! i;-m and in its lice makes I usine.-s. but

tiM 6't u: . , .- . . u .'ita-.Tr; i en m an nip . v r krtit, . x- . .... . ... . . . . . . ....... ...v in A.-a.iu j. . iviiii-r trir l.-Q , tiraaaat Jthnton Jones Heading Valentine Tragasser. The officers are Joins S. Martin. Tres't- Henrv 1 Corn, Vice Ptcs't,-A. D. Lino. Sec'v: Vatentiae i Tragas.-er, Treasurer. PlilUCM. Too Many Good Things at Occe. Amotiff the cause of the disturbed con .1 1 f ? rt of the public mind is the condition of the woods. It is a mast year, lhe tamers wore troubled i .... .:.k.. .- -. .. . i -r.su.j ri.iju. aiimi;i!iii laiinrr iaiun . ! . The wheat turned out handsome!. Tbero was :iot handsomely. There was 1

nothing the matter with the rye. The fearlcv never to the extent that malaria from its j came cut profasely. Neither the floods nor the ! grog shorn has. Ill savinjr this, I accuse houe i dro")fht could put an end to the corn crop; it was I T . . ti, i ): i ,- , n0U j proof against alt rhanccs of the season and all ! to. ,on10- , 1 he 'Satlg 'YIIBW.'HM IS CS- , and we rumors. Evtnthe oatserp turned oat a big ' tablishcd and loatci ed by iaw, a n J all the

thing. The grtss was a littie parched, but there ', was enong'a for hay. Potatoes would not rot, but cumber tha irronn.l IV.I,.. .....u blU cuni,?cr lhi 'n r,ohet t a.h

I for the trees, and the hogs lave rioted in then-, so ' ll,e country suller llilidew on houses, tnudI greatly ha I they overstocked the market. Kvca ! holes in lliehwavs, undevored wealth, tm-

and riponed without aooident. Cabbages, pa . ... .. .. . 1 1 1 .mi n 1 1, nri UEOr t," in iirreis, coons ana opossums in 1 ,',r!', : d .nrh r vT.n.l would lisui.-ient as eonsamers oar prielt.r! interests Wilt.,..., , 0f plenty as this? (.'Jotnmcrciat.

For the American. Visit to Laurel. WntTK Water Vallkt, Oct. 24, '69. Mk. Editor, I visited Laurel last Friday,

and could not but notice the improved appear ance of the town, in the way of repairing and painting the old dilapidated houses, fences, Jfcc, graveling the streets paving the sidewalks, Ac. Another noticeable feature was the number of farmers from the surrounding country, with their wives and daughters, pur chasing goods, of which there is any amount in the stores. The Messrs. Oeyer have just received and opened a large and well selected Btock, which they propose to sell on reasonable terms. But of all the mammoth stocks of goods kept in a country store, W. F. Haz ard'a "caps the climax." Any and every thing, from a needie to the largest sized cooking stove, can be had there, at prices, too, that defy competition, I was surprised wheu he took me through his extensive establishment and told me the prices of many -of his poods. I could but ask him how he could afford to sell them at such low rates. His reply was: ''I want to live and let live; when I buy goods I buy them in large quantities; consequently I get them cheaper than if bought in small large stock of goods at reduced prices. There . is another reason," he continued, "why my customers have the advautage: if I sell say twenty thousand dollars' worth of goods at a profit of two thousand dollars, is It not better for the buyer than if I only sold ten thousand dollars' worth and made the same ptofit ?" I saw through it all very plainly, and came to the conclusion, from the crowd of customers at his counters, they had already learned that there was the place to exchange their "greenbax" for goods. Yours, ic, Nomad. Obituary. John Stoops was the sou of David and Abigail S;oops, and was born in the State of Kentucky, ntar the mouth of the Little Kentucky itiver, ou the 3d day of May, 1802. Soon after his fanily removed to the White Water Vailey in 1S03, and for one season .stopped near Johnsou's Fork. Two years afier this they came to Brookviila, and with the excep tion of two years' residence in A'tiitan.a, he resided in this Valley. In 1S22 he married F-Jiih, daughter of the late S'.vphen Martin, and about thirty-two years ago they settled mar Connersville, whtre he departed this lite ou last Fiiday morning, aged 67 years, 5 months and 1 'J das. The deceased had been a member and communicant uf the Baptist Church fjr aSout uinett en years. His remains were interred in the Village Creek Cemetery ou Sunday latt. Mr. John Stools was weil known by all of our older settlers. He wiu tiuly or.e of our pioneers a man of indusirious habits, economical, and was a JjI fal son, a faithful husband, a kind parent and a good citizen. He died of paralysis that fallowed apoplexy. Heavy Eusincas. Slessrs. Puky i Kerr, of Laurel, have bnnght thirty thousand bushels cT wheat since July 1st, E.ailroai Eleetirg1. Several gent'etr.en, among whom we noticed Slen. tr.t ti. Orover, l.ie'jtrnant 'Governor t'uniliafk, Hon. Jairrs 13. I'olcv and James Havin, ' t0 fc,re Haute. the Articles of Assooiation were prepares at a meeting neit in i e.iuinfmo I n e t it:ttr t h M n it sk bnn r,l of t irnrt.r i h,pn. The tndicitiitia are understood to be quite favori V I V- : h are ensr-igcd in the enterprise. It is evident t,A . a (v.,.. ', ,vU r ai... i..... I thit it will be pthed forward if the proper encoo rn gem en t is a Horded them. J onrnal, I t'th. Letter from Washington City. Cerrepor,denee cf the Indiar.a American. Wasiusotox, 1. U., Oct. 22, tG'J. Mr. ISditor, You have often heard of the "tooth of Time," but it has been discovered that Time hs no tooth. It is circi.mstancc that has done all the gnawing chartred to Time. So I find on visiting Brookville each year that Time has not devoured the blessed old 'town, neither added much to its metes, and bounds nor to it habitations. The rirtumstance ' tf' the railroad going there hss had a marked eilcct on the town; perhaps not so tnani- j fest to the dwellers at home as to those ! who are there trans-ieutly. That effect is a good one. The business of the town has improved. "Buildings that are built since t lie n are better, generally, than those built before, and there is a commercial air prevailing thcteabouts that is somewhat unusual. But what is the mnttcr that Brookville does not mount up as G reensbnrg, Conncrsvulc, or Lanibrtdge City I You lolfcs i tlttro liifir etitr it Ki Vru vrll I c w if k ' . i I I r ' t . nn t Arid ii.it ttMr a n ii ct If la nnf ft cause. It is the "tooth cf Time," for Time has been l I :. t. ... . . - ' ;and it is my opinion that adverse circum I. : , -n. i M. I 1 it f It ll t'll .". I If d It'ntl'M 111 i stao'.e to the iuirtoveinent of BiookviP.e . , . IS' V l,C.e,, US lx? f.r r!'ail ' ,n" toxicaung miuors. tn reiernng to tnts, I occum- cobedv. The institution is one t?stalli--het.i and FoMctcd by law, an ! of jitsclt tiiakes some commerce and some business. It increases vice and ' net tlut business that upbuilds towns and ivcicps lei tile COUtltlteS. It sets Up Its j t t-KUil aua crtss-oones oanner at Hie en-j tiStu e to toivns, and persons se. kinsc h to educate children and toenrjage in bus-

ir.css turn away. There is no U e to con- ner of that portion of said lot 4? owned by Julia ceal tins fact. Other towns, with no bet- A McCarty. thenee South on sxid JmIi A. Jitter advantages than we have, did in time Vt rCif-1 "Vi? i-S .'i VV.C" rV'- n "id . , , ' ... . ! McCarty e south line to the place of bicitnitt

r.C pnil3 tins tact ana Have avctdel tlie . Calamity The old time reputation of i !!.-.., I-.-; !!. . 1 t.: .-j:.i . : 1 1 v 1 lu wciiiui lui iieinir ama-ieu ...:'i- - I. 1 I t uamsgea i Mine, cut tax. payers cf the County join in keeping UP IS current expenses, and the town and iu. i-rnrn, n tt.ii. n...r.ir .1 ,, , , t 1 i,:i.i t - v f'Jll-l.- U JLUUV..I.U VUI1.I-. fAH ...,1,1.; I. v.! ... ! ...! . i i i , UHWIIJL.I-U pii taiiis, ruiiuw anil Miltl1 '',is '"''talle monster, and yet it cries ivi - lt would seem that this evil is pas r g away. At least I saw but lew avi-

dences of its immediate effects "cturine a

iaie visit or over tnree weeks. A County Fair is, in a measure, an exponent ot a County's prosperity, but this is not to be taken without allowance.' If it is, the late rait does not speak as well for the prosperity of our County as those oi ten years ago. mere was not eo good a show of horses or cattle or agricultural machinery, or of sheep, or of vegetables as we naa ten or twelve years ago. The show of the ladies' handiwork in sewin as well as tn preserves, jellies. &c was as gooa as formerly. This is no fault of the management. That was never better. The fault lies at the door of the County Commissioners How is that, when they have not a thin to do with the Fair? We will see! Ten and. twelve years ago the roads leading from Springfield, White Water and Bath Townships were crowded with fetock and people going to the Fair. This year I saw nearly no Btock at the Fair from either of these Townships, and the attendance of the people from these Townships was small. Indeed, it is my opinion, that more people from East of Big Cedar went to the Hamilton Fair than came to Brookville. The trade and produce of this best part of the County goes to Oxford and Hamilton and Harrison. .No act of our Commissioners for the past fifteen years has been inteuded to prevent this. Appropriations for bridges have been made lot the benefit of almost ever? other part of the County, and nothing for this. The East Fork has been left unbridged, and net only that, tui Itie Tortls in such a condition that farmers cannot get to town with a load of wheat. They used to market their wheat aud corn there, but they canuot cow. They pay their taxes, and the Commissioners expend the money elsewhere and otherwise, aud the faruiers have looked for trade where they can get with a load. Thus losing thtir place of trade, the people of the East have lost all iutcrest in T)rookvitle aud also in the County Fair. It may be too late now to regain this loss. But I do not think so. With the unsurpased water privileges of Brookville! with its railroad and other advantages, if the spitit uf enterprise is encouraged, all produce should bring as high a price in Brookville as iu Hamilton or Oxford. Goods could be sold as low, and therefore commerce between the Uwu and county should be active. If the County Commissioners designed to injure the countryseat, I cannot conceive of any more effectual way than they have taken by driv ing all the trade of the Towns-hips named away, atni thus divorcing ; tleui from t ur town. They have had no evil design in this, but the wcrk'has been well accom pH.-hed. Will they see the. mistake and correct it as speedily as possible? When Brookville has the trade cf that Extern part of the County, the cobweb will be knocked out of her warehouses, and the sound t f prosperity be heart in her stree. 9, and then also there will be a better -show at oar Fairs. ; l.est I jirow toolon, (I mean tvy piece.) 1 wiii repervo a lew more n tlcctions on what I 5-nw at the Fair and not next week. J I It, for II. U. The Crops. . - As cimpnrcd with several years past, the crops of lbU'J have tutnedout bountiful'i AV i i 1 e in many sections the.e is a large deficiency in the corn ciop, oviog to the dt outl;,' such deficiency has mote than been ma-'e up by goo4 wheat, rotato, grass aud fiuit crops. 8o that, on tie whole, the country may be profoundly thankful for the abundance cf good things with which a kind I'rovideooe has blessed ua. As to inices, very temunerative rates bid f.ir to role for t'Otk. coru, oats and . ...... 1 ... ... v hay, nlule the fanner u piobably have ' J to content titn.seit with only nuuert'e prices (or his wheat, potatoc-s nd fruits. High prices aud lare crps seldom go together. fCiiitette.' if o to J o o t 1 i ie , n$ f oi J I y l ? Will Wonders Never Cease Andrew mmm RAVINt purchased of Jacob A. Kcwtmin the Urocery, Provi iou and Fruit Ejtablis hmcnt fotmerly owned by him, ia- tb Democrat Building, would respectfully announce to the fubltc that be has just received a!ar.i;o and tll selected asrortiuvut of tt KOCE K I ti, I'ttO V IS I O.NS, ke., anil Is ita readiiuss to receive cat Is from his many friends in Brnukriile and Vieaiity. ' f! VI fiPt3 rJITQ FtV ATT Tf TT-TTl UL Llkii IiliUt2, sacli as i teas, Co!fres. Sugars, Rice, Salt, Spires, Auts, Lemons, Sturch, M eats; Chcsc , Crarkcrs, Soaps, Mtcb.s, . . Candies, Tobacco, Cigars, Pickles , de'lies , ' " Canned Fruits, COIL OtL AND COAL ClL LAMPS, together with each an 1 ev erj- article UfUaliV kert in a First Class Urocery Store. Uixc him a call, ect. 22 6in. A. 11 EAtOM. AMHMSTUATOK'S SALlMlF UKAL EijTATK. T' i...r ;,...i.i..i ll.n.i. f i.-.n;r. .n . k. i lie anetion 4U. . s ii 1 . ... v-.i.xi, ..n f'iv:illioc0, II 1. 1. W BUI (A V 1 W I W that date at private sale, On Xaiiriloy, Xwcmhrs fiA. ISP?, the following described real estate, lo-wit: The undivided tw -th'rits of Lot No. 40 in that part of the to wn of Urookville, F.auklin Couuty, Indiana, laid out by .tessc P. f!i nnas and rtkera. Also til U part of Lot No. 4' in the game plat ef sail town of t5ronk ville, com menci n g n t I be Son lb West corner of that t onion of said lot owned by Julia A. McCarty, thence South with the vst line f said lot 6 feet and -I inches, thence East S2', feet to the K.ist line of said lot. thence North i on the Ea ft line t raid lot to the North Kagteernct thereof, thenci vctt 2 feet an J 6 inthc lo the Last linect that ptrt of said lot owned by Ignatias ! Kivhler, thenoefroath slorg said l-ah!ei s bast j line 40 feet, thence West on the South line t ! m.i.i I tM. I. if aa f.tmt I it . V o . I rt . r . (he same to be sold in parcels, if the interett ct id decedent's tstate will be promoted Ibtreby. 'T r.' 1) M I' ' I I t- n 1 1 .: . j . . i. - i TERMS OF SALE moner to be paid nn the day of tale, one hlr in six months, and the residue in twelve inoath from ths date of sale. L)efcrre.l paymeats te ke secured by notes waiving tho benefit of valuation and appraisement laws ef the .Stato of Indiaaa, and bearing interest from date of sale and by mortgage on the premises s ld. WILLIAM V. nUTt.CR. Oet, 8, 1SP9-4W. Ad aiinistrator. HARRISCN, OHIO. SIRS. II. J. IIE, raui'KICT&GSS. June 14-ly Altorncjs and rnunsplors at Lr.w. imooKViLi.K. in. Office tn the Old Vi kite C riiei, i-.end ?tofy . J uae

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Hair Dye has been r roved poisonloei. Professor Chilton, whoe reputation as aa analytical chemist gives his statement the weight Of authority, an nounces that CBISTADOBO'S EXCELSIOR DYE has been subjected to the proper tests in his laboratory, and that the results shaw it to be ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS, ag well as admirably adapted to the purposes for which it is designed. This is important, as the public has just been, warned, by two leadine tientific organs, against THIRTY DEA1LY DtES now before the public. CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as a Dressing, acts like a charm on tha Hiir after uyeing. lrytt. Oct. 22. . THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF T1IM X HIS is admitted to be the fact by the thous aads who are now usiae Dr. Tobias' Celebra ted Venetian Liniment. It has been introduced siace 184T, and no one once trying it is ever without it. It will positively cure the under-mentioned complaints, if used as directed: Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Headache, Toothache, Spraius, Bruises, Old Sorea, Swellings, Mosquito Bites, and Pains in the Back, Chest or Limba. Also taken internally, for Cholera. Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Croup, Colic, Sea Siekness, Spasms, &c. It is perfectly harmless to take internally. (See oath accompanying each bottlo.) It has never failed to cure every case of Diarrhoea, Dysentery and Croup, if used when first taken. Always have a bottle in the hoase in readioes?, and you will never regret it. 1'rice, Hty Cents and Jne Dollar, fc-old by the Drugaists and Storekeepers throuchout the I'nited Statu. Depot, 10 Put k Place, Ke w York. Oct. 22. Weak Backs, Pains or the Side, Of the Hit and ah ut the Kidneys, are relieved at once by theppllcattan of one of ALLCOCK'S PGHCU5 PLASTERS, ''GaIkstown, Ala., Nev. 27, 186S. "Mkssrs. Tu is Ali.cock .t Co.: Daring an extensive prnotieo of tea y-.ara I have been a treqient witness of the injriol qualities of yonr Porous Plasters. I can certify that thjy are all you cbtiui for them. E.CAMrBELL, M. D." Dr. Myer, of Savannah, O.i., says they are the best mechanical tuppottt-rs for weak muscles ever dicoveredj that by their warming proptrlks they bring power au 1 heilth, until the strength of the muscles are entirely restored; that he knows a oa.se where Allcock's Piasters cured a geotlemna cf a weak spin"; thai he daily prescribes theux ia his pr.to'iei, with thts hanpiest results. Oet. 22. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, for rnrroo teit: ciood. . Tin- reputation this erollout i.icliL'inc ctijovx i derived f.-or.i tts cures, raany cf w hich arc truly tiiarvclhms. Iuvctcrato cascu cf Scrofulous discafe, where tho systcn rocmcd FKtnnitcd nitu corruption, have been, puriticd mid cured by it. St-rofnlous r.trortions Rtul disorders, M liichw ere .13fravatcd by the scrofutis contamination Mntl thfy vrpre pinAilly r.tTHctinrr, have been radicr.Hy ctiretl in ruoh pi-cat lmtpbers in cl-.noot evcrj- s potion of tho country, tli.it tho public eoarccly nded to be. iufornicd of its virtues or urea. Scrofulous poison is one of the mort dostmetlro enemies of our race. Oltcn, thi-? nir ecu and unfclt tenant of thcot-frani-m tindrrtnlncs tho conrtilntion, - and invites Uioattackofenfecblinor ft'.tiHliscr.-es, without cxcilin.!! a suspicion of its 1 a-crcncc. Ar.in, It soenis to brood infection thronsrl-.out tho bodv, art J then, ort some farornblo oocftrion, rapidly develop into one or other of its hideous form?, cither on tho - surface or ar.ionir the vitals. In the latter, tubercles may bo raddonly doposllod in the hinc rr lioart, or tumors fovniod in Ibo liver, or it ehor. s It? pi-orenre by eruptions on t!io shin, or ford ulocss ations on sor.'.o part of the bodr. Ilonco the occnpional use of a bottlo of this ft'arenprtrilla is nd-vi-able, even when 110 ni tivc symptoms of disonta appear. Persons nl'lirtod witll the follov.-injr complaints ponorallv find immediate relief, ntid, rtt Jeilfrth, cure, by tho use of this SA USA IMHIN I. A: St. A::tliontf's J'irc, If.rsc or Jtrffgipetat Tetter, Salt Iilt um, f.ral;l llemt, liiiitjtvorni, Sorr- i.'oi-o JJnv.t, and other eruptions or Tb iblo forms of Frrr-fittoit.i disease. Alo in tho more rom-o:iled rortn", ns Iffrxprpslrr, Jtrmff, llcnrt Ji!sTisr, J its, j:pi!rjir;r, Xuratglnt and U10 various l7on-oM n&'uctions of tlie muscular and nervous systems. Fyplt iVj's or ? Vto-oaf and 3Trmir1tr1 Ti.irTr9 ere cured by it, thonirh a lonir timet required for Fiibduinjr tb.ese obr tinr.to maladies by nny mrdicino. put lonp: continued u;e of this jncdiciiie w ill cure) the complaint. J-ctfro--ioc or II 7((tKj t'rctitt I'lcrratinnK, and Icitmlo I'irctrsrr, aro comnonly soon relieved and ultiinatoly ci-.red by ita Juirifj hip: bd hivtjrtiratinir tHort. "Minute Dirocions for each eao mo found in onf Alt-.ir.nno, rnjpliriil rrrntifl. J?hit ntatitrn. ar.d C'mrf9 vht-a caused by o.rcumnlations i f cxtrcncouR ma.ttora , in tho blood, yield qifkUlv to iu as nl.;o J.i.-cr' Crm pin tnts , Toyirlirt, i'in?r.ti'H or lnjltwi-tMfi-!.-! i f J.irrv, and wtritii'i.-r, via n nri'.S;?3, ss thov otton do, from llio rriddiiifr poisons In tho blood." Thi SAi: AI'Ai:il t .t i a tm:t rortoivr for the strcnfrlh rnd ri-or of tlio eyt-tom. Thn"C xrbo pre .iri-fTf if pnd !rtUr Jrypot r'ent, t7.T7fcs., mil tronbleil with A.-itowi f -ri.i .t.ti'o.v or Irarn, or any of Ibo ofToction FTinptoniatio. of Wrakncmt, vill find imnvodi.tra ri-llcf nnd convincing evidence of its restovativa poxref upon r. ial. Dr. J. C. ATTEtl & TO., I.ot-II, ISaM.) Jys-actical nntl Anatt'cal O'lrmltl), BOLD 13V ALL DUCUGISTS EA"EItYATTTnnE, lA'IS.ti UA'tbiS, Agents at Urookville. this date I oiler mj large iti cV anVgreal assortment of . from 10 to 1 a per cenl. cheaper than any othet etabltshnent. This Kurt.iture is nvmly ail my oh mannf icturing. 1 will warrant the people for every piece they Luy. I don't etp aujr second hd Puiniture, t.d tuv Tables ai.dSufe don't fall 1 pieces on Ihe rad before the people get tbm home, will sell F URN ITU RE AT A U DTI QN on my paven-.crt, and in good wentl.tr In tie Market House. A Hid Plug will be the tlgn. ; XT XX 3. 0 17 t; 13L 23. ST Promi tlv attended to. Everybody knows that I make the best and neatest Ursew-d and 'Valntit Cofiins, and now I have a rew patetit w Men tonas hnll-r ttnn nil the nrtaliic. 1 1 is cemented ini.tt n1 outside, and hrs a larre c larpe glass on tp n. !,;..,;. mub tinrt'ciilarlv for ladies. I al ' - keep on hand the mettUic cases, all sties, vv ncn yon send your orders, don't forget to let me know if ton want the old or nrw patent for Indies or getitlem. The price will be from I" tn!5per cent, cheaper than the rhespest in the market. My establishment is north on Mala C utgess, between Kailroad and Mill Sts., close to the Depot Feb 12. VVM. F it A K . ?osf Offiw ftetos BwpM; T1llE puhliewill tk nticethatthe underslgnA e 1 is prepared on short noticetn f.irnis'tt ALL THE LrMIUVO NBWSiWPEHS OF TUK DAY such as Ledger, Weeklies, Saturday Xifht, Wenem World, Oay's Loing, Clipper, VV ilk e'e .Spirit, Scientific American, liner's Weekly, Ilaiar, and alt the Ltlerary and ScientiBe peprs how published. Also the coTfjiiT.Tii:e, Harper's. Atlantis. Oodcy's, Frank Losli':in rct. all Magstinesof note. He also has on hand and will keep an assortment of STATioNEur, F.Nvr.T.np. Pens, Isks, PrNctLe, vie , together with all Ihe late All? VEIS A ND 0 VELETTES Trom 10 to 25 ceftt each. Jutvto-tf. JAMES It.TYNKH.

F A 1 11 F I KJD MILLS. BROWN & BEST, "11 f ILL gnaranteeentiresatiffactirringrindirg Fl.UR an i MEAL. The highest market ptiee paid In cash fur Wheat, This Floor 5s fit sat in ftrot-kviltt ' bit:r-f f Pavid Stangkter end John Rockafellar, idd also a I t'le Depot Will ! furnish LU.M3EK OF ALL K.TND8. A At lit a l

FHI3IITFiTL DIS09VEHY! At Ust the people have got the at '"thfough their hair," that hair dyes i uipregnated4 with acetate of lead and other metallic salts fcr" MURDERCUi PREPARATIOKS. When" tay see the metallie sediment at the fco-" tomtit the bottles, ther know that the digtlg stuffis literally thickened with Poison. They ask, therefore, fos a.. llAaatticss Vkst,bi i Dtr, and find it, pure aad e!B tacious, in . Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye, offered under the sanction of Pj-ofessoF Chilton's guarantee that it contain"nnthing delrteriousCRISTADORO'S 11 A IK PR ESBKV ATI VJS as a Dressing, aots like a charm on the hair after Dyeing. Try it. Bpt. 2l-4.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY VTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned il Executor of tho last will of Win. Applegate, j aeceased, will sell at i'uoiic Aueuon : On SiitHi-dny,' Not-(tnber G, 1 StiO, at the late resldenes of said decedent, I miles North of Scipio, in. Franklin County, Indiana, the following personal property, to wit; Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheop, Threshotl Wht andOits. Wheat in the ground, Farming Imrilenients Ac. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. TERMS OF SALE Cash down oa alliums not over three dollars, and On nit sums over thne dollars a credit of one y a ir will be given by the purchaser giriftg his noto with good freehold surely, waiving raluation and appraiseiaeut laws, . JOHN A. APPLEdATE, Oct. 13. 1SS9 3w. Executor. Ayer's J Hair "Vigor, For fho Rnnovatlori of the Hr., Tho Great Desideratum .of the Aga. A dressing -rvhkia Is nt odco ngreab)s , healthy, and effeefluel ' for preserving th ' hair. Faded ot gray -Aatr s toon restored to its original oior and ih gloe , and , -freshness ' of yomtfu Thin hair is thittv ened, , falling hair checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its , Use. Nothing can j restora r the hair where tho follicles aro destroyed, or the glands atrophicd and decayed. Bui such as reraaiu cau be saved Af useViilness by this itpplicatioB.' Instejx of fouling the hair . with a papty sdt-' ment, it will keep it . clean and vigoroatv, , Its occasional use will prevent th hair i from turning gray or falling off, aad consequently prevent ' bald nuss. 7- Free) ' from those deleterious substances whieti make some preparations dangerous and " injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can -only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a ' ' HAIR DRESSINGi , Toothing else can be found po dcsirabW. -Containing neither oil nor dye, it doet not soil while cambric, and yet lasts longer ' on tho hair, giving it a rich-i glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. ' : Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer fit C9.1 PiiACTICAI. AKD ANALYTICAL ClISXISTS, iiOwELij, mass. v ; w. w to to i y , . o G M n C2 , ... o o lc v i 1 1 o. T ndinnn AND loo Cream Oaloon! CHRISTIAN KCDER,; 'I1 II AN K FiJ L for pint . faVors, J-iu anuounies 1. that he has made large additions to his t iblishuient, and is ji'epited. b"ttcr thikii evert. n aoeoiodatu oUclBier w Ub ihe vtry Uelart:cl e of ... , FUKSfl HUH AD. - . ; .... s t ; vu:$:m: Ho will f.irnish Gtkes and Craekera o( 11 ki 41 .it wh lesl or rot-l, -n reinMe frtoi. Also, vgood supply nf Le nhtis and Urn;s on hand. CONFE-OTiONEIlY. ' ' His anrlment of Oonfaetloheri'es Is' eimplete, embrnoinjt , candies of the test" quality , nuts, rruU"..,,., icsajx; r,V,! Hitttl If fitted up a room ' for the purpose, he will ha iipared, I irin iho wr:u imohi, Im furnish I.-eCrcaiu, Leinonnde, if.., to those wliv mareUl. . fO" Fimille and others ean bo a-crtnin-id tt- u with the Hert White Water Ice, at this establish' iiient, during the iliamer n inths, at r-o or. Lie prie-s. apl?0 fm. I.RRRT M It.l.KR .. ,..r i h amit. turt i;l--T 5 tli 1KA(.CU8 IN . , "ST Olotliinjj &. Gonts' rurxiiEhII ATS. CATS. HOOT.4. PllOKS. o iioc v, 1 1 :s. u a i; iuv a r k. (J ' V. KN S W A 11 K. ( ) I loS. . PAINT8, E A HT 11 KN W A UK, c rPII E aodersiiine.l would rc.prctlallt oliritlhe X eitiaeua of i'aii Geld T i-rship and it u.ilj to call and in.'ct theit present larte as for I n ei. I of all the abore nntned gro.!. Ilatirf rrcrrilj made lr:e ad tiiicnr to tb.ir .iirl wrtl assnrtrd stork, tiny luke pliili in a nnt.ui.rin e 1 1 t fvr ' tent, varitly. exctlkrce, beautiful Itjlc ani url C'.nii U-tct e.s, ttelr itirk r'.mi trr favorahit wi i h i f stock fulird ii Ih !S pa r hf lb .tate. Our notto for tb rat IVdV rbsll bt WAtt rf.TTVn Rhf T.T. TKnrTTC A LOW PICES. All Mr.ds of Country Vrt.Au fakrn In ex ehnrpc t..r Unnit. . M I L 1. k K A 1 Y N 1 1 F..irfieid, Ftb'y 12th, Uf ly. . , .GiORaS T.C.1ES5WELL, j V. t t o v n o v a t Lu v I IllDJivV'ILLK. INDIANA. OfBse oa M lin at., over Suing A !C riser's store may T Ij. SOOt SHOO IQHATIUS KOEHLER COSfTtNRKfe-to luanufacturc Hvwl. HiJ Skil of all Utod pro aptly li. order at hla eslal.. lihmcnlin !tr..k villc. lie keeps on hand a full keeotfrocnt ef ' " r: ; : f?lf J ! t LA 1)1 KS A N l M 1 ES' S 1 H , , HOOTS T K K H Y. K I . I , . u.inr. shoes, nd (firan'ers a g d fit Ih it rj !tfm. Mendtajt don' "b'rlj-otin 'tafl md .ee b . ji.i t.n.B' i"i. lcr His '-"i-ff. tr loNAUti Kocn'i k:

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OKr t .a ( Wcolen GcpfQ u 3 FROM Til R t4 I it CONNERSVILLE W(TLEN WM& m ,4 P. Ha & F. n EC0T tl AT ; v 0 1 t DRUOK VILLE, IXD.; J At Factory Prices.. CALL ANU SEE F0U t'JlIUSKLy GOODS AT FACTORY flfiL BS fApriiic. '"-ij. )afilcetiaitentUa win be paid- s'VTrr X Yi uKK and ti. faetioii guaiaaliea. I will always be f. nd at my oi, aalre Mbd on .uiiian. wheji m t ea.touieis Hl hq bj Join I aiicanter, whobllevige osa as a Uriu.ltr or Burr Dirsscr. FLOOll Ai-'WAI 01 11 AND for (ale. warranted a made in tU- Vall.y. TLKMS OAfHr - 1 -i rThink for pasl patrunxge, aad' swlie tinuaece ot the.salue. J. I. Rn1, i au. 7 1". . .. rnirwwi INDIAKAV -HOUSE ' : , 163 Weit Fifth StreeCt 7 Gideon Hy rxit n, iricj riettU inch 31 i ,T1IE Hi Wl fth u m an; i,a V at 'I Jjt publihei,Ii a aac4 6tef.... 1 eii is;..' ' ," i ; . A LKCTOUR on tho Mature. Treat Kitfickt t urn t.t Seminal Weak.. et l rnialfril ov, fnUuc.d bj ult As .1 fMst4H Kmii., l ap-, etu-y, fieriius DewiVi I li po liiiieutu to .Varri. jte (i iikrall. f tiun, Kpiiei fT, and riis; Alei,tI m. tk)nl'm eapaeil j . et "- K Lk. Kl J CU l.V fck kek M . U.. Author id th ' On ea DnekV' ' '! Thi" world rem wted Aushi r. in thi. a4e'rH l ecture, etrarly I c, fi In t ia wd tl.'tV, i hat t he awful en o,um I tlf- hn ah effectually ' renii wMktsi- iue4r4er4 without da? gert u sdrgtral .prat Kn.a, -wiy1a4-a lastreB etiii-, riua, or eordiais nHit N prwa made i f cure at once aci.itiii. j d ffi wi, I. If w hi-.-h every ufferer, no matter what Ma.eMtt tiun. may be, may cure hiavpll hplj ,jry Me. Ij, and radically- , J f ( , j J This Lecture will proves bona to thuataitfa anrthoaBlidi.' I r. ' ,"CCicp Sent, under seal, to any address, in a plaia jeaied env ii.p, m rerei.pl of sis cbla. Ifrj P"f Inge in ' iIim., i t. CulveiwtH'f "Mr. ,U.t; Uuide," pile ijtimi. . ' AnitV3 CIU--.J C.KllM Jlf,... 127 n -wery, New Ya'k, Tost office B Jt. junto : ; ' ; " : WILLIAM G. QUICK, ittorncyat L:iw & a.al Estate Apr rl, h ' BaiOlvVU.LB. INDIANA, -.(-.'el -,0tnoetn-.he '3 -irt H mi. Collection pri-sHl :! attended to, Real Ustaie 'jouhl and snt4,Ti patd.Jka. 3pt oirOOOTbs. W(ol Wanlt JSt Mixorvillri Jj.cl. r wiiipsy th- iiuiiiKST ki a it k y.t i kit n h 1 VA8H KH WOOL, .r I will 4-srbsf4 -lr M'ool, .TesitiS. SntHirt. furiiiifiii. I. Mlankets, lry o.ds of all Itfttw. 4 Shoes, and all Mn. s .f Ptoekli-f Tath - 9 t6Vy prices. r I will fet year ft iii l j on or n.ruf: rtuien sa T'O Mtstr. . Hr l'M are from th llninittnl. Factory. ' ' r, -V I alo haiea Tail, t .hop in aaeetlwa ir mi j store, and wt fnrn-.b f'a.sia ere.- leaks, ; c", anl w..kt- nr suits l O'de r. Celt bAHil'rl. Itil.irk,'. tr'a. 7. llseVille, I.ol QUI! IDE CAMP, . , Ma a u fn cfurer f, lii: mm WAltLI.Oi'J! ANI ritumt1;"".' & 205 FAST FW0HT &TET, ?03 v CtKCIXXATlsO. A 11 ZMy Square X3iMirV A re of the Largest Swale, and hav the stife 'Iron b'r.iui., O'erytriii g lla-s Ih, ' Curwd L j r i , ulir 't.dcwooil VNtua " ; ALL MY -S-Jkz PIAKOSv; : Hare the eti. In v Fi.fct, P f teff ' M!, ar.d all I ct ! lege romp, tit iok.ln rgaru,l V or k tali ship. Duriiliy. luaeh. lticl.iirs. ).-ih . 4 litilliancj oi 'it , and at lower prices uu luicl.cscd tl.twlere, ou.likiic t-isLt-c-. ;. .v..-': tir-Hi inducru.erts etTeitd to Cash at f 4 Shi.ri i'iaie ! j rr. ' ..... IiKSlMl TIM 1 fif fkri Wlitf all Tie. I i ,, (li 1'n.r IN nn K kuvir K let t" tb fidn.wlig trt-hiirts -Wi s3a j itrV vil le . lid: t. 1. . I it jl.i 1 .." R. KLauer. '. Jr.e a-ly. ; -1 r. H.M KD m. T ratars. L a uu el. jm. rElRCK & HAZARD, Propflftcuv , rtR-T CLAflJI AC Oil UATloKrt. 1 Trcsh Oysters, Fi.h and Undir lit avasoa.

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JOHN JI. ( Dt I '' . AN D all articlef eally he( n Jawelry wt. Aw, mtfnt f-rr tr. ti . Hirh' tm d Kpertarles, with !mpr-ieil Panaceie i-.e Uvorgv W ..4brpi-iiV etnla.ttHK :! W Pel-. , tie ee'ebratrri -th Tn.aia. I'lix-ka.ui 4 ski petj .et C.ifendai Cloeka.cMinstaftl uhud. ' ( '." J C 'h i nil if Win h iJ n" Jt ' mt AhiV r. f irlieulMi-tttttiitt-n .uMti. at. ki d, wl Keff-" f'HPf of timin nn -I.M rth ! M till irir," f . -t'lt. )M 3lakj v 'r-Kt l-.ttk'i.ils lf(i.a. , A,'.-.' I? I ' ,. . : " '