Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 49, Brookville, Franklin County, 3 December 1869 — Page 3

THE AMERICAN.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT. TIME TABLE-W. W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookviile rhir t-xr1' - cms .. . Chio (t Mail ... i:4l p. . ...9:40 p. . Dj irelj" VPWARD TRAINS. Chicgo Mall Chic. Express . Dy Freight 80) p ti 1:30 r. u. Circuit Court. The Franklin County Circuit Court will convene on Mondaj next Judge Robert N. Lamb presiding. County Commissioners. The Hoard of County Commissioners will ircet in regular session next Monday. Acknowledgment. Hon. Geo. W. Julian has placed oa under renewed obligations for bound Tolumes of the Corpressional Globe, Fortieth Congress, Third Session, Part 1, 2 and 3 with appendix. Agricultural Meeting. The Annual Meeting of the Franklin County Agricultural Society will be held at the Court House on the first Saturday of December, 1S69, for the purpose of electing officers and settling financial matters of the Society. All the members are requested to attend. Society meets at I o'clock p. m. F. U. A. Jeter, Sec'y. Oyster Festival. Tie Masonic Fraternity of this place will give an Oyster Festival on Christmas Eve, Pec. 24th, IP69. Further notice next week. Good News. Yoxn? folks will be pleased to learn that Sr.cla Claus has made his triumphal entry at Wisman's Siore, where Tots of every descripti' 11 can be f mud Musical Boxes, Work Hoxe. Pocket Hooks, Purse. Shell Cases, Domin es, Chessmen, and other Fancy Articles siiitaWe for Holiday Presents, in endless vari-J-Meat Store. Fred. Raman now occupies the basement of j Adam Heeg's building, where hi is ready to i fi.rnbh Fresh Meat of every kind at the lowest market prices for cash exclusively. He nay be found there at all hours, from five or'ock in the morning until ve in the evening, vmy day in the week. Murder at Batesville. For some time past a worthless vapahntiij of j a fs!!ow by the nme of Sam Lowry has been icamine aVout Andersonville, coins upon the t rincif le that 'ilie wnrl.l owed him a living"

A frequent habit with him, it ia snid, has been j 1 .1 r n .- , . . , ors anil theretore snll-rers Dom In tnsolvento step tip to a man and ak him for some mo- I ., ... . ,. , . . . . , cv. 1 In biter ill and his posse returned on rev, threatening, ai lht same tine, to burn bis !,,.,,,. . , .

I onse or hi barn tiv,les the money m civen l.im. It wns d.tlsoult at times to understand Vow with of enrneot there in hi threats, lin n'nny persons fem to hav regarded it as be best p'an ! kerp on the right side of him, ntil have giv-n I i money from time to lime. l'y some man it srems that Mr. John Va'J.or.lr., mho resides rear Anderson vi!b mi! fitthnr is well known as a stock fVaVr, incurred bis ill will, and on Saturday r'tb', 20th ult., his father's barn was burned, Ifpeiher wiib its contents, including seven r.erses and two mules, a bit of very va'uab'e l Urnvnjr implt-nvMite, etc., a full arconnl of hichfirewe publi-hed las week. Mr. Walk rrseenisto bavt? entitled himself that th- barti as burned by Lowry, ard bavirg procured an arn-st warrant, piano I in pursuit of him Finding him at !5tevi!! on Thurodav morn ing, Mr. Walker told h:ui be had a watrant j for his arrest, Lowry criei "dm't murder i me!" a. d took to bis heels Walker tt.l l him ! i.. l it , . , . , . i i"jit ie wuniii nooi aim, out lowrv Keju on running, and Va!kT fired bis revolver, tbe ball giing through bis body near I he heart and kiilinc him almost instantly. Iecjle in ibe section wher Lowrv is be-t Inown, while they regret this tragic a.Tair, feel' a relief thai ihey are rid of a man who seenss to bate been a benefit to nobedy and a terror lo maay. Toys! Toys! Parents who intend to reward good boys and girls with Christmas Gitta will find it to their interest to call at Mr. isman'e and examine his stock, consisting of Kubber, Linen nd Win llu (.lressed and plain). China nj Rubber 1.!1 Heads, China Dishes and ses, Tin and Wood Figures, l?ox Toys, &c. Pay Up. All those knowing themselves indebted to reeaiil rleass call at once and settle, as I ttust have money. H. R. Cooi.kt. Street Crossings. Our town authorities are having street crosf.rg p!act,j al important points on our main "Wcughfare. Most sensible idea. Supreme Court of Indiana. P'aised Tyner et al. vs. Adams, FrankCircuit Court. Siibmiued Heee et al. vs Weiiiand et al., rankliri Common 1'leas; Haudendistle vs. i'.be!m, Franklin Common Tleas. Jest Received from New York 'ectir)n of Albums from 75 cents to $12 H ece, and a new stock of Accordeons and Frch lUrr,, at Wisman-s. Jtrrieticn of Forepaugh's Menagerie. A de!rntiA It j I 1 1 " i etive Ere occurred earlv Fridae I at Conneraeiil- which destroved the i ttt"a,.e, ri . . , . r! .t it,- ; r t0tTr,...U' 11 ....... -Menagerie. 1 he animals were! The loss amounts to at least $ 10,000. j ffe is supposed to have been the work of! -- "-i-eiiuiarv, The menagerie had gone into "o'er o.... , ., T-'!i, ana ine animals were couIn a separate building. o Amburg". establishment is also at Conl:rille. .j., ib-e Market. e' is a decline in the price of Hogs in of 10 to 13 r cent. live selling S I 1 advanced in price, No. 1 being cIt to bay under $1,12 and No. 2 do uiW.!lC.rn ?oU l J to 80 eta. Old Corn CSov ' wilhout buers' WeTo lim0,ly Seeds ar8 n'gker, the .U.t,ng,n 15 c,s- Per the latter lrrbujh. Flax Seed fl.SO to tl,a

Telegraph Tariff of Rates.

sometime ago the Western Union Telegraph Company reduced their tariff of rates or charges for messages sent by telegraph, the reduc tion being erj liberal to some places fully iuu per cent We are indebted to Mr. Chas. Kewley, Manager of the hrookv-Ule Office, for the subjoined statement of the Tariff of Rates for messages of ten words: New Rate. ...f J. IS l.S .... 1 25 ... 1.75 ... l.SO ... 1.85 ... 5.25 Albany. N. Y... Ratea I.fiO 1.30 Baltimore. Marvland... Cleveland, Ohio, Chicai o, Illinois.... .... ... 85 1.00 1.00 Detroit. Michigan Krie, Pennsylvania, Fon du Lae, Wisconsin...., 1.00 1.T0 3.00 uaiveston, Texas, , 4.50 Huntsville, Alabama, J.J5 Irondale. Virginia 1 .15 1.35 1.00 2.10 1.50 1.30 1.00 1.70 1.70 Jackson, Mississippi, 3.50 ivingston, ueorgia, , 2.25 LaGrange, Missouri J. 10 Mound City, Illinois, 1.B5 Nebraska City. Neb 2.59 Omaha, Nebraska 3.70 Peoria, Illinois, i.nn Quiney, Michigan,.... 1.S5 Racine, Wisconsin, 2.00 San Francisco, California, 6.90 Salt take City, Utah 8.50 Topeka, Kansas 3.50 ITxbridge, Massachusetts 3.00 Volcano, California, 8.50 Washington, D. C, 1.95 Vatoo, Mississippi,... 2.55 1.10 75 1. 00 4.70 4.20 2.05 1.85 8.95 1.40 1.85 Overcoats. Now is the time for persons wanting Over coats to purchase them, as Trichler A Scobey are still aellmsr them at low rates. Call and see their large stock of Clothing. Transfers of Property. Jackson Roberts has sold his farm of 202 acres, situated two miies below Brookviile, to Henry Brans of Highland Township, for the sum of $14,000 about $70 per acre Mr. R. to take possession next March. Mr. Roberts proposes to remove West. A. Knabe ba sold his stock of Groceries, Ac, in Brookviile, to J. II. Broclcanip, his former partner, who has taken possession and will continue the business at the old stand Mr. Knabe will remove to Richmond, Wayne County, where he formerly resided. Serious Trouble at Oldenburg. Sheriff Seal went to Oldenburg ou Monday and levied on a stock of goods belonging to Bernard Kmrs of that iIare. to satisfv some rX,cu,jori(, iuej p0 judgments rendered by I'ommon Pleas Court of Franklin f'n.mi. After taking possession of said poods and locking the doors, a posse of men armed with pistols, revolvers, Ac, broke into the store and drove him out. The Sheriff returned to Brookviile, and having secured warrants for the arreM of the rfT-nders, went back on Tuesday in I romnnnr with eovtaf mn nplrmmp.1 1t nr- . , , , ,. ... , 111 l V 1 1 VI ,1 null I . I ' 1 . , .j, . . ,1 1 1 V. mmiI the reason the latter give for resisting the Sheriff ai that they claim the rilit to the ofioda in th Rtnri thnv ttfirto' Kamit' credit. ibe good ati'l nrresling three of the offenders, who gave binds for their appearance in Court. Bloouiiujj Grove Gleanings. Mr. Editor, Sir: Uur quiet village has been putting on so inant airs of late, that we think it advisable to inform our distant neighbors or the sime; for we don't expect anything of tbe kind to tianspire again for years to come. Firstly, e have erected a church edifice bore this Summer, nice enough to do honor to any ci'y. The finances becoming somewhat limitt'd in the tri-aury, we thought proper to five an oys-er Mippir, which we succeeded in doing alier soi.ie autouut o! quibbling by the cnmmi'tee and funiiisinji by the lookers-on. All ditticuliif-a were suimounted wilh a will, and the supper proved a grand success, the net p' creeds amounting to one hundred dolI ! - J . .l..l rK" H9 M','!'"' Prcnasins of art:c'es tic (if sri v to furnishine the new '1 1. I 1. . I - -. - 1 O . . J K " t'nurcn, w mi 11 was ueunaieu on ouikihj, huv. 2!s, rc'i-ed cf deb. Everything moves on lovely, and "the gocse is elevated." Owing to the MwtiNKss cf the storm and 1Jr V'C'",,J', navigation lias about ceased, except by regular tnnd goiug vessels The health of our citizens is unusually pood at present, considering the inclemency of tbe wathr. I?ut we have one worthy citizen who is King very ill at present William FVltigrew. We hope ere this reaches tbe gaze 0fi the many readers cf your valuable heel, that he may have so far recovered at to be able to resume his daily avocations. We have two good stores in this place, conducted by T. I. Tower and Wm. Petligrew bo;h clever fellows. They are selling as low as the lowest. People will do well to examine their stccks before purchasing elsewhere, as they have a general variety of well selected goods positively at surprisingly low rates. Our town also boasts of three blacksmith shopt, commanded respectively by John Miller, Christopher Giddiugs and Austin Kingery. John dots tbe principal part of tbe rough work, Chris, works mostly en edge tools, and Austin altogether on fire-shovels, single-trees, hooks and open rings. Persons wanting anything in their line will do well to "happen in." The young folks of this vicinity are beinp entertained each Thursday evening hy Prof.

Lewis of Cincinnati, in the way of a social j balky horses"' on the party meets with j r 1. Ethel's Sir Launceiot:" "An Enemy's Resins. The Professor is quite a singist, and, j u tti versa) condemnation; and had the at- j verge. " by the author of "The Second Life;" by the way, ,,.ch of a gentleman. tempt never been mado it would have been j u En,i"d'" luJ'-r . 0 u-..' -. .1 j : .u. .1:0 ! MAMMOTH COLORED FASHION PLATES

Kev. Mullen in charge here is much beloved I by all. As u minister we think he has but few equals, and in point of sociability and joviality he is surpassed by none. Some one told .. , 1 1. . v . . - n t 1 . r . u" " r" J ,uuu "l yer. ('Te ,0 ro,ms!"s JuJ2 of ood things.) May success attend his efforts. John Miller, the hatnmerist, is erectinr a new ho? s,re. on the corner of Pike and Maple which will add much to the appear ance of the surroundings. Thos. Geun & Son are rrsntso it along with rapidity, and ere many months John will move in. jacot v ebt win be touiut at all tunes ati- j .. ... . . .. . l days excepted) at his shop on the corner of Pike Street and Western Row, where people can be accommodated with shoes and boots of all shapes and sixes, manufactured in tbe latest styles of the art Also any person wishing to HiRtt boys to husk corn or do other work can be accommodated at the very lowest rates. But I fear I have already been rather lengthy in my weak epistle; hence the conclusion. Yours, G. Died. At Mt. Carmel, Nov.26th, Dr. CM. Hinckley, aged 31 years. Obituary next week.

Reduction in Price of Hotel Fare at the

Valley House. Single meats 40 eta. Board par day for a single juryman, $1 Single meats for jffrtci of IX men, paid by County, 84. Mr. Tan Horn, the proprietor, wishes it known that he is alive and wide awake, and proposes to remain so. Thankful for past favors, he respect fully solicits a continuance ef the same. The Good Templars' Festival Given in Metamora on the 24 th ult., was a complete success. The night was pleasant in alt respects but one roads too muddy to allow persons to come from a distance; yet quite a large number were present at an early hour. The supper was served up in the Masonie Hall, and the Odd Fellows Hall used for a promenade room. The tables were loaded with an abundance of delicious eakes and choice fruits; oysters served up in good style and partaken of very freely. No pains having been spared to render the tables enticing to the appetites as well as the eyes, so no efforts were spared in demolishing the contents thereof, and at ten o'clock the tables were completely cleared. Everybody seemed to enjoy the occasion very much, and not a harsh word grated up on the ear; but He who ever smiles upon the great cause of Temperance, teemed to waft gentle breeies of good will and social enjoyment over all. After paying all expenses we hare $50 left, which will be used in the Treasury of the Lodge for the benefit of the Order in this place. The sincere thanks of the Lodge are returned to the ft lends of the Temperance Cause who so liberally responded in donations. As a Lodge we feel much encouraged to proceed to work in earnest against one of the greatest evils the world ever knew; and if we meet with the hearty co opera tion of friends outside of the Lodge as well at inside of it, we feel that success will crown oar efforts. "And with God's good blessing o'er ns, We will shout the Temperance Chorus, And oca duty we will never shirk." Milt. Written for the American. There is Something Wanting Yet. Respectfully Inscribed to the Rev. T. A. Good win, Author of "lhe fertect Man." BY W. W. MACl'IRR. The brightest jo j s this world can give, For which vain mortals vaiuly fret, May be, perchance, attain'd at last; But there is something wanting jet! The laurel wreath that Fame may weave For partial Fortune's pamper'd pet, Tho proudly worn, a void witl leave, For there is something wanting yetl VTeath may yield its choicest treasures, And cheeks ne'er he by sorrow wet; Earth may yield her choicest pleasures. But there is eoiucthing wanting veil Wear the conq'ring hero's diadem; Wear the coronal with jewels set; Wear all the honors allied to theui, And there is something wanting yett And thus 'twill be, until, folding her wings Where the ransom d hosts at the altar bow, The exultiu soul in triumph sings, Glory to the Lamb, there e nothing wanting now! Metamora, Ind., Nov., 1869. Those who have an itching head should use top Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rencwer to it. Very Sensible. Some Republican papers are reviving the animosities engendered by the Senatorial contest of l;st year. It will not be round a paying orcrntton. If we cannot go into the approaching campaign a united party, we had better save our time, money and temper by not going at all. lorro Haute Express. The Express says very truly. The Republican party of Indiana cannot afford to indulge in any personal animosities ''growing out of the late Senatorial contest" or any other contest. Principles first men afterwards. And the person who would attempt to revive any of the animosities or bitterness that unfortunately grew out of the contest for Senator last winter, is an enemy of the Republican p.irty and should be so plainly branded as such as to render his identity in this particular unmistakable. New Albany Commercial. And so say we. The men who arc bringing forward the names of men for the puffrages of honest Republicans, who broke down the organization last winter, and for which they are hated and despised by the great mass of the party, are the men who are engendering the "animosities growing out of the late Senatorial contest. ? In the language ofonrNew Albany cotetnporary, they are "enemies ta the Republican party," and as such should be "plainly branded;" and that is the sort of thing we propose now, and at all times hereatter to do. We know the sentiments of tbe Republicans here, and there is no division on that subject. We want a ticket of clean Republicans, and then we can have unity in our ranks, teal in the prosecution of the campaign, and success at the polls. It is idle to suppose that we can have any of these desirable results if our State : Ticket is made up (even iu part) of the ten whose disreputable record ot collusion with tbe enemy to defeat their own party nominee is Mill fresh in the memory of the entire rank and file of ludiana llepnblieans. At the conclusion of the Senatorial contest these disorganizes were held up to the seern aad contempt of the party by aIost the entire liepublican press of the State, and we are indeed clad to see that both the Press and I'eonle to-dav put ,he Pnuie estimate upon these fellows, al,d ,hat this shameless effort to Foist these ur "los,; 'cl'"1- j b!e business What we have heretofore said on the subject we said on mature deliberation, and ia the interest of the Republican par ty, and we stand by it. if any further effort is made to weigh down the Republican party with the 'balkies" or "dead weights," we will, as the representative of the twenty-five hundred voters of this county, renew the protest in stronger terms Still. We stand b? the orcaniaa t on and its r or 0119 nr 110 n es. and will I support any man of like faith and praci tice, qualified for his duties, for the non- . - ... . . orea positions in trie gut ot our approacivi ItlfTNttA I iinrknllAn But, when unprincipled men follow the party only for the loaves and fishes, and failing to secure them as fast as they should have them, and, in their selfish ness and self-importance, strive to strike dowa ourpaity, and with it its principles, they will have to remain out of the camp until their leprosy is healed, so far as we are concerned. We will take them back thea only on the Methodist plan (on probation) as privates, and tuake Major-Uen-erals out of them only when they "bring forth fruits meet for repeutance."" Shelby Republican.

uoin is on me aown graae. xne an nouncement made ia Wall street Testerday that during the month of December the G overninent will sell eleven millions of gold and purchase thirteen millions of bonds, had the effect to Bine the preminn from 23 to 21? the lowest point touched since the close of the war. The specula tors, aince tbe memorable collapse f the uold Corner, have been thoroughly demor alised, and give no signs of rallying. The Government has the upper hand, and the inference is that gold will not advance again much beyond 25 and may decline to iz or ID. Ibis is a gradual approximation toward specie payment under the policy of Mr. Boutwell, and at the present rate of progress it caa not be long before we snail arrive at a basis when a greenback will be as good as gold. The expediency 01 resuming is stroesir ursred by men whose reputation as sound financiers is good in commercial circles, and there will doubtless be found a strong party in Con gress in fator of making the experiment very soon. We shall not regret to sea the day when, as the miners say, we can touch the "hard pan," and have in our pockets "something that chinks," or its equivalent in paper money. Commercial It is rumored that there is a prospect of a lively quarrel between the, Pendleton.and llendricks wings of the Indiana Democracy, which will develop itself in the efforts of either party to obtain control of the approaching State Convention. Tbe bad faith of Senator Hendricks and his followers toward Mr. Pendleton at the last National Democratic Convention has aot been forgotten, and as both of these gentlemen arc prospective candidates for national honors, the position ol Indiana becomes important. The Pendleton wing have the control of the Sentinel, the organ of the party, and they will urge its proprietor, Mr. Bright, as Chairman of the State Central Cotiiuiittee, while the Hendricks faction will support (ieneral John Love. The Hendricks men held a caucus yesterday, and decided to slaughter Rright, at all hazards, but that gentleman holds some pretty high cards, aud it may not be so easily accomplished as was anticipated by the caucus. In any event there is likely to be a lively time at the next Democratic State Convention. Journal. A TrcatUe on the hair published by R. P. Tlall A Co., Nashua, N. H ., proprietors of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Kenewer, contains valuable iufurtnaiion about the hair, whicn should be read by all. Seutl to publishers for a copy. FARM WAGONS FOR SALE. JACOU MKTZGER, at his shop in Stavstown, below lirovkville, is prepared to fursish Farm Wagons, light or heavy, promptly to order. Us is also prepared to furnish Spring Waguat, if ordered. His work is warranied to aive satisfaetiv.n, and his terms are veiy luw lor cath. He ' invites those in want of Wagons of any kind to call and see rpeciuitns of his work now ready fer n!e. JACOil Mk.1 ZUkit. iSov. 19 3w. COMMISSION LTt'S SALE OF ULAL ESTATE. rPHE undersigned Commissioner, by order of JL Franklin County Common IMo.is Court, in the ciisc it'Gertruiie 1'HUtrich and others vs John Iiutrich and Mary Riedcubauch and others (if not pieriuusly sold at private sale, ) will sell atpubic ati-tivti, on the premises iu lirookrille, On Saturday, ISA tlay of Ihct mber, 1SG9, between iho hours of 1 uti 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, the following described Real Ktate situate in Franklin County, to ait: 't hirty-eight and one-half feet of ground i(To! Lots Not. (i5 aud fill, in that pnrt of the Town of Urookville laid oil' by J esse 1. Thomas and oth ers, beginning 51) icrt trouth of the Northwest comer of said Lot No. t!5; thence South tff feet: thence East across saiu Lots Nos. t5 anu filj to tho alley: thence North ob'j feet; thrncc West across said lots to tbe place of beginning on Main Burgess street. On this lot is a good triune dvel!ing house with modern improvemvuts, fronting on Main Burgess Street. Also forty leet off of Lots Not. fir and 68, in same plat aforesaid, ccmn'.eiicirg 5(1 leet 8outh ot the N orth west corner of sn id Lot No. 6 7; thence South 4(1 tect: theneo East across said Lot No. 67 and RS; theuon North 4(1 feet; thence West across said Lots Nos. 67 and 68 to tho place of beginniug. Also, seventy-five feet ofT of the South ends of Lots Nos. 6T and 6S in said plat aforesaid. On each of fM lost mentioned lots is a good comfortable dwelling for a small family. Also Lots Nos. 3, 4, 2.1 and 21, in that part ef said Town of Brookviile laid out by Abner AIcCarty and William W. Butler. TERMS OF SALE One-third cash on day of sale, one-third in one, and the remaining onethird in two years from day of sale, the deferred payments to be secured by the purchaser executing notes and mortgage on tbe premises, bearing interest from date, and waiving valuation and ! racment laws. Private bids will be received up to the 15th of Decern bcr. For further particulars, enquire of the undersigned at Brookviile, Ind. JOHN KING, Nov. 26, lSC'J-4w. Commissioner. Peterson Magazine The Chraprst and JUsf in the World. SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1870. This popular Monthly Magazine gives more for the uioim'n than anv in the norld. For IsTl), It wi.i be jreat'y improved, it will contain Une inousnnu t agesi Fourteen Splendid Steel P:ates! Twelve Mauitnoth Colored Fashionsl Twelve Colored Berlin Patterns! Nine Hundred Wood Cutsl Twenty-F'our Pages of Musicl All this will bo given for only. Two Dollars a year, or a dollar less than Magazines of the elass of "Peterson." Its TURiLLING TALES AND NOVELETTES Are the best published anywhere. All the most popular writers are employed lo write originally for " Peterson." In 1S70, in addition t its usual Va'ity of short stories, Fivo Original Copyright Novelets will be given, viz : " Tbe Prisoner of the Batile," by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens: "The Secret at Barnaul's Holme," by Mrs. Jane G. Ahe1 of a others. These plates are engraved on steel, twice the usual size, and conUin six fig ures. They will be superbly colored. Also, a pattern, from which a Press, Mantilla, or Child's Dress can be cut out, without the aid of a man-tua-maker. Also, several pags of Household and other receipts; in short, everything interesting to ladies. SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING! To every person getting up a Club for 1870 will be sent gratis, a copy of our new and splendid Mezzotint for framing, (sue 24 inches by 16), "Our Father who Art'in Heaven." This is the most desirable premium ever offered. For large vinos, as win oe seen oe.ow, .u Fj ... be sent in addition. TERMS Always in Advanee .a ri r. $ 00 4 to irno viiii iui vuTj j ...........-... jo Copies, for one year TKa P.mioa fnr onA t: Three Copies, for one year 6 Five Copies, for one year, (and one to getter up of Club,) - 8 Eight Copies, for one year, (and one to getter up of Club,) U 08 Fourteen Copies, for one year, (aud one to getter up of Club) 28 88 Address, Post-paid, CHARLES J. PETERSON, Xo, 306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. "Specimens sent to thosa wishing to get ap Clubs. Nov. li. GEORGE T. CRESS WELL, zV ttornev rtt Iaw BROOlvYILLK, INDIANA. Office on Main? t., over SuingA Kaiset's store . - ,

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FBIYATE SALE

or Valuable Eeal Estate. NOTICE is hereby givea William H. Houston, tba, the proprietor. will sell at private sale. on tae premises, oa Wednesday, Deetmher SA, 18G9, that valuable aad highly improved farm belonging te ain, sitaated on the Connersville and Brookviile Turnpike, running from and adjacent to the city of Coanersville, Fayette county, Indiana. There are about QO ACHES ef the second and best bottom land tfOijt the e;oetry, valued at ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS per ACRE, and about ,0 ACRES of the very best first bottom land OO Taluad at ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS FEB ACRE. On the farsi is an excellent Two Story Sriek House, containing seven rooms with large Barn, Granary, Stable, and all necessary outhouse and buildings in good ordinary repair. There is an excellent orchard in good bearing order, and the whole land is in fair husbandlika order. TERMS. One-half eah dowa ia thirty day from the sale, and oa delivery er possession, aad the balance in one or two years from day of sale, with interest at Six per cent., secured by worlgkge er security. All other Information can be obtained by callin g at theoffioeof Judge Reid in Connersville, or from the proprietor on the premises. WILLIAM HOUSTON, Not. 19 4w. Proprietor. G-roat Distribution By tbe Metropolitan Gift Co. CASIl GIFTS T0THE AMOUNT OF $500,000. EVERY TICKET DRAWS A TRIZH. 5 Cash Uifls each J,0r,0 ! - lu,tf ' - MM 4" - I.UtO it ve 3 " - l. 5 Elegant Rosewood l'iaaos...ack 3tH le $T0 73 " Melodeoas Til a tit Sewine Machines .... CD to IT iOU Gold Watches " Tile 3t,v Cash Prises, Silver Ware, A., valued at $l,00tf,Vi A chane te draw any of th above Prise fer 25e. Ticket describing Prists are sealed ia Envelops and well mixed. Oa receipt of 3. a Sealed Ticket is drawn without cheice aad seat by mail to any address. 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,ONLY ONE Hair Iye has been proved puiaonless. Trf- D Chilton, whose rrnulatiui, as an m.li ii. ,!li .1

j gives his statement tt weight of anthai it , CKISTADOSO'S EXCELS 10a DTE has been subjected to tbe prt. per tests 1st Eia laboratory, and that the results sh-w it to be ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS, vi as well a admirably adapted to tho purpose fo " which it is designed. This is lmp..itt.t, as ' public has just been warned, by two leading; ; cieatific organ, against THIRTY DEADLY DYES . J. new before the public. - i CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE. a Dressing, acts like a charm u the U air after M Dyeing. Try it. ot. Jl. . TUE GECATGST UlSCOYIliY OF THJ ' auk. ... . ,:. I w IS is admittel to Le the fct by the t a and who are new asiag Dr Tvbiaa Celebta. " ted Veeetian Liaiment. Ith.-xb.ea tutreteeew siiiee 1S1T, and uu oi.e ones trj in4 it i r tilt. ' eat it. 1 1 will positively cur tb mui ait. tiuned etimptnii. i. ll used as uiroiled: Cbronie Rbumtiiu, Sore TUruat, BeadaeV Toothache, ipiaiu, lir.itcs, tjU S. r. . ll.aaa Mosquito bites, and Pains iu the Lack, Cheat Limbs. Also taken ibUrLtlW, l,r lbelera Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Croup, Colic, Sea Siekkesk 4 Sipssn.8, Jtc. It is perfectly ha.iulo. U take later 11 ally . (See oath aecctu ti ii g ,uh Lol l ) It has never failed to tun etvry ease ef Diarrhoea, Dyit ry and Ctvuv, if . d wkea trat taken. A.w have a bi-til ia ilia kta in readiness, and jou will biui rtgiei it. Price, Vfiy iuuii.il One 1 Uar. Sold Vy the" Dru jg:st and Stort te 1 ris t rut I 1 1 tee VvU ted State. Jit ui, 10 1 at L llt,ZM Vlk. Ost. S2. - t UvskV Eraks, Tuivs or Itc U; ; OT lb IHv,at,d kkout Ike Kidavyi, are iUf : ad at oaee by the aplwaiUn vf oae of lALLCCCK'S fcfxus fust'em. j ,,UjlhHl, ALA ,&wv. JT, 1S(. . I "Umsri.Th l Auras A C.: ltgiht nu tevtita practiv of ten y.ert I Lr ia ! 'quat witi.ess ef lb ittgusl tia af Je j t'uroui 1'Usun. I on curtify that tbay arc ast yuu cllu. fur tli.Ui. -ItUfiEUT IT.C.VilrLCLL, M. 1. . s i " j I Dr. Mye, of Ravanuab. Oa., y they are the ' ! best mceiiku.csl u.j truis for w k u.ojeli ej I d leu v 41 ed ; thai b t oir warnji -K I ro rtia lbl bri.g puvet and health, uvtil tb s.rirflb ef ik e u-umIi are eulimly reslurd; tbat he ktl . .ii whrr Allci ck's I Uilin cured a gtBtlenaa f a wek s in: that be daily prescrile tkwaa is his L-r.if, ,cc, wi.i. the haru.et rusclt. yit. aa. 1 .Jj Ayer's Sarsaparilla, IDS PVBHYI5G XllB XXKXXkZh, ' TAift veputatica thai Sh '. oolkcut uadiciua eeJog is Urrived fro:a ks uxea, Eiaiiy of wUicii are truw laarvolljui. IaTlaraa cases of 6croAil da ease, where Iho lysia-m socmcd sarursted. wVaa corruption, have vurlficA and cured Vr st. fecrofulou -ffoctioaa a&A disorder, wlUch war gravated by the aorarv lou contamination waxa tber vrere painfully afiUcticp, have been rariirair wured in such great numbeva in almost avary ea ion of the country, that the public scare at M4 te) be informed cf its virtues or ute. Scrofulous poison i ono of Ibe xaovt dtljjsHj cvemie of our race. Often, this unseen aad sniat tenant of the organism) undermines Uie csntlUetlaav and invites the attack of enfeeVlinpor fatal dimie witliout exritinjr a suspicion of its prekcnee. Agti tt seems to breed infection throughout the boily.atal tlicn, oa some favorable occasion, rapidly devcin Into one or oUior of its hideous forms, either an tlm urfaco or nmonr the vitals. In lb latter, tui clo may be suddenly depositotl in the bin re heart, or tumor forrned la the liver, er tt skew Ma presence by eruption on the (kin, or foul aUiaa ation on some part of the body. Hence tb eoee raonal use of a bottle of this Srapari;i la aV visablo, even when no aetivo symptom ef di i appear. Person afilictcd with the following eos plaints rcncrallv find Immediate relief, aaa, at Vmxlb, cure, by ibe use of this SAKSAPAltltm XA: St. Anthony' Fir, JCom r Jryjrfia. Teitrr, Salt Jthrum, Seal II md, Miny irai, Hrv ftos. Sore far, and other eruption ew visible forms of Scrofulous disease. Alse La a Ei ore concealed forms, a Dymprpaia. JPrajMB, ilrnrt Ztaae, 2" It, JZpiltnsy, XrwrnliS ana mo ranou e. irsmi buccuobs ox m ana lar and nervou systems. Suvhilit or I and Xrrmrlal IUm are cured bv it. thonirh a lour time is Kaulndl aabdubig these obttinato main dies bv any medicizve. T.ut long continued use of Uii meilicin will ewiw the complaint. J,rucorrhaea or K'Mlci, gtsrlim l lctrationt, and Female Dlas, are znonlv soon relieved and ultimately cured ky tea rrurifyintr tnd invigorating eTect. Vinuto Ute ions for each case ore found iu onr Almaaae, aappliod gratis. Iihmimatitn and itt, wSvaw eausryl by accumulation of extraneous msHoa in the blood, vild auicklv to it, a also !Am9 lumplainltf 1 orpMiry. C enfftiom or inae. , enfttton or Uie Liver, anil swictOe, whea arUsajL as tlicy often do, f;-om tho ntnklinr poiaon ha t3 blood. This KA USA I'A E I LLA U a troal e stoi-cr for the strrnirth end viror cf Uie rat aaa. Those who sra Zruf and 1. , Z)y mm ttcnt, Sl--lsm, and troubled with 'rrMi Am prr icn ticna or I'rar, or any of lb ntTsrWaila vmptomatie ef Weatium, will Cud rmaacHUaSw relief and ennvinoing evklenc of k riwtoraarvw power upoa trisJ. rKBPAMXD T tr. jr. C. ATED Ot CO, XwwII, Xataaa, rmmtitml mnd Anmtytloml CTIaanaa. OtU ST AIM DBVGCI9T1 XTKBTWEOCBZIt l ISA UAlts, A uu. at lrw viita. I" i i m k fti l J I J , a. Km. & ttiin i mt Fu.r ii"u x:o f - . in I S ta la pei teM.baerlhaaaatkf lablis lin mt. 1 i. is ftii.iii is aaatij all f cwn luiiDufkt tuni. t . i wit! aaitaai laa pe.fla tor avery iitci lLj Ui. J W'l if a; IM.tl band i a i a i 1 u i . a a-j tH tit iifn Osa't fall ta ! la l.ad ksfar I, fatale get , k a at b ta a. 2.7 at x. irsirtAS 1 yURKni'fit AT'AVCTICk an u T miiut.i, aafl ia kikr la fc M'i'V'l Uni'i-. 1 F ax k. tb tg, TJ 33. c r tiCl 3. 1 33- C Frnzsptly attend1 lo. Xverykody kaaw trha I snak tk best and nitKil He.c" aad Valeat Coflias, and raw I have a asv islsal a hUh Uaks better than a 1 1 it : I li. ll I. la sideand oatsi1, kai a latjr flm a . One kind it made I tianla t ly f I IsOiat. a I mt ke-p o hand I he mill Die esses, II ris. W jru send your orders, in't fcrjat la I.l a lw if you wart tkr lU a r a.w slaat far Isfli er grtitlemen. lser';ee will b fir. xo It t 11 ft e-nt. cheaper than tb ehesyc.i i lb killil. My establitbiaeut is artb oa Uais lisrpais.l. tween Railroaii aad Hill Sit., lot te Ike eet Feb It. Vil.tUH. o o Ml T.vonlc vi ilo. T n i u u jAtiorr.cjs .nil rfrts,1cii si ltvt 1 Rll'MiK VI Ll.E. IND. I f P1 re lr tt Old tt tiic Ci-rnei, Send 5tery Jan IS-j. ! FBIBMIIOLIiKCmi! At hul i!h p.i ile hue 'tin f.ict "tlv nph . the.ir h.iir," th: hiir lc impregnated with acatate of lead an oilier metallic sal.s are URDCRt VS l'R E V. RATI ON .J . When they sou tho inenlii - sediment at the Lol-t-i.n nf the tiottlca, lhe v know I b.. t t he rf.-gi.sm g stuff is literally lhi kiio.l wit'i I'.iiiju. 'J bej U'l's tbetefore, for k ' : !lvmi!s Vi:nr:Ti.ii r T'tk, c 1 1 i 1 i t, p-ir i -i I H i-ii-mj. is Criatadoto'a Jxszhior Hair Pye, eff red under th sr.ct!i n of Pr"fsff Ct.ilti'igu -rantce that it ront.iins "rof-ing !el fcHou ' , f ttSf A!-H. I'S HAIR l'KK- RhV O I V a ll er.'in;. fi I k tli.tu oi, ti I-' v-'i.r Ujvinj. Try tv t H w.