Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 1, Brookville, Franklin County, 7 January 1870 — Page 3

THE AMERICA, LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TIMETABLE-W. W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookville Chicago Eipres " - 8:08 a. m. Chicago Mail 7:26 p. . Py Freight 9:25 p. if. UPWARD TRAINS. Chicago Mal1 Chicsto Express-.., Day Freight ....8:58 A. m. ....8:47 p. m. ....1:45 p. jj. RAILROAD MEETING. New Albany & Sandusky Railroad. The citizens of Franklin County favorable to the construction of a Railroad from Sandustj City, Ohio, to New Albany, Indiana, by way of Piqua and Eaton, Ohio, to Brookville, Indian, and from thence Southwest through the counties of Ripley, Jefferson, Jackson, Clark and Floyd, to the Falls of the Ohio, will meet at the Court House in Brookville on Saturday, January 15, 1870, to consider the necessary steps to be taken to aid in the conjunction and completion of this proposed great thoroughfare. Mast Citizens. Religious Notice. Rev. W. A. Hutchison will preach at Cedar Grove on the 4th Sabbath of January, and not on the 2d as announced. Tax on Whisky. The Us on whisky at fifty cents per gallon, collected at llarrison, Brookville and Metamora, in tbe 4th District of Indiana, amounted in the month of December, 1869, to $50,090. College Exhibition. Tbe Brookville College Exhibition took place according to announcement, on Thursday evening, 231 ult., after our last paper was leady for the press. The Chapel was comfortb!y filled with the parents of the scholars and other friends of the College, and the exercises passed off in a most satisfactory manner declamations very good, dialogues well spoken, tableaux properly executed, gymnastics well performed, music and singing the very best. Little folks took part in the various exercises, even to the very youngest girls, and vhcn tH? r!ncA(i At thi hnnr nf 10 nVlnolf th audience were not yet prepared to leave. The ! entire Exhibition was highly creditable to both pupils and teacher. Penitentiary Boys. Sheriff Seal recently accompanied John Wilhelrn to the Penitentiary at Jefferson vi lie, and reports that the two other Franklin County boys in that institution are in good health. The 2fe7 Bridge I. awaiting tTie arri val of another span of the iron superstructure before completion, the east l.a.t having j rcven to be too &hort by nearly two fee'. Tue rf-jpc:ed s;:an will be used, howevtr, in anoiher new budge. We learn ihat the contractor has shipped the third span, and that the 'bitie may be expected to be koon completed in a satisfactory manner. The White Bridge. Last week daring our leisure season we took occasion to inpeci the "White Bridge," as it is ea'.'.e-J, the woik nn which ha jt hum comp.'i ted. Mfssr. tielz & Suhriciite have doi.e a most uhanti il j :'j of work in building the hf-avy stone piers, an I have proved themselves honest con:rac:ors, if not very fortanate pecuniarily. The entire superstructure tas been raised and its crookedness disappeared under the management of John Burkhart, aho has placed new and heavy timbers underneath, and has braced the entire bridge with substantial woodwork aud massive iron rods. A new roof has also made its appearance. The southern bank nearthe mouth of the Last Fotk, which tbe high water always washed so tearfully, thus constantly endangering the abutment at that end of the bridge, has been protected by a substantial wail of stone exlending far Ui the river to where a log abu--nieol arrests the deep and swift current. It is estimated that the entire work has cost at least teu thousand dollars. United States Circuit Court. The jury in the case against Jonathan M. Fair atid oilirrs, of Harrison a suit on a dislilier's bond in the Uniied Slates Court, failed to agree and were discharged. In another case against the sasie patties the jury found lor the Government in the sum of $lo,150. Absalom Padgett, of Green County, was sentenced to pay a line of 1,000 and to imprisonment for six months in the county jail, lor being an illicit distiller. Michael Xefl", tor the same offense, was fined ?.00 and sentenced to two boars' imprisonment. iliiam Gi'ilespie, one of the Osgood connerfeiiers, was sentenced to three years' imtnsonruent at Jed-rsonvi!le. Returned. Ir. Haymond returned from Warsaw, where ke bai been to visit a sick son, (Edgar Hayttonj Fs() ,)on Saturday, ISih ulu, sound and and is ready to attend to any of his sick frieujj wlu ru iy need his services. New Building-. Mr. John Jones has moved into his handfeme new building situated on one f the hills "erlooking Hrookvilie on the East. It is a ''o-storr frame, 3S by 40 faet. built by Thos. non in the modern stvle of architecture, i 1B'l Cost t:iariv four thousand dollars. Laurel Items. Lnurf-l won . i. . l Oir;0t .. .7 -.u,a, tree al tne Al. k. Cuurch on Christtts nihl was a grand affair. The church s crowded with young and old ; little folks ere joyful; old folks seemed to feel that it good to be preseut, and all went off harteOnious!y. A-ib. P.ke is Agent of tbe Etna Insuraoc Company. store cf A.J. Miller, at Aurora, Indiana, ---- V . W . .! lllt'l f Si AUIUIA, 1 11 M td MtbtV'r4 by burHars, on Saturday night,! in , .'t' iu money (of which t,l'09 o'J.)and S,000 ia bonds. Mr. Miller of and was ,ard U l,00 for tho apprehension of the uciiverv mtn ih h.in.i At in a nr. -y at Aurora rr,nn;nn.,; . i toi.'.the Poit Ms" say, "Try Aurora", Illi- '& dTohereT.nd 4ta are not b li. . . 1 plenty in this community as ta . 1 1 IVlDff irnn i - : . i. - . r ii Ocl lo outadvertising columns will be found the ,0'pectiiS of "the old reliable" Cincinnati "Wette,

Circuit Court Adjourned on Thursday last, having been in session nearly four weeks. In addition to our former summaries of the business transacted, judgments were rendered in six or seven cases varying in amounts from $11.42 to $5,639.5. Two more cases were appealed to the Supreme Court. In the case of The State of Indiana ex rel. Thoa, B. McCarty, Auditor of State vs. August Pepper and others, the opinion of the Supreme Court was recorded reversing judgment and remanding back for new trial. The White Water Valley Turnpike Company," formerly Brookville & Fairfield Turnpike Company, were enjoined and restrained from collecting toll on theft road, and from further prosecuting suits against Isaac Crist or any other person far tolls or toll penalty for passing or traveling on said road, and also perpetually enjoined and restrained from hindrring or obstructing the free passage or travel overpaid road or any part thereof. The Backhouse property was ordered to be sold and proceeds divided among the heirs. We subjoin the amounts of the jodgments rendered during the entire term, giving the number of each case instead of the names of the parlies :'

No. 78 1, - $519 08 No. 788, - 406 37 No. 803, - 376.00 No. 820, - 902.83 No. 686, - 56.45 No. 795, - 239 97 No. 816, - 297. 72 No. 752, - 467.32 No. 653- - No. 736, - 430.50 No. 792, - 526 33 No. 793, - 105.62

No. 798, No. S06, No. 807, No. 786, No. 773, No. 805, No. 799, No. 802, k? coo, No. 819, No. 818, $864.38 977.37 108.68 122.55 28.36 510.07 5,689.54 1 1.42 ICO. oo 449.66 220.15 Blooming Grove Items. The Holidays are over. They were observed in this village in a very quiet manner. A few presents to children, an extra cake, and a more highly seasoned spare-rib than on other occasions, constituted, I think, a majority of Christmas dinners in this place. I see no gathering of the neighbors in answer to previous invitation for turkey doings. Merchants, mechanics and professional men (ministers excepted) have their cards on the bulletin boards calling for settlements with their numerous customers. Some have new ledgers and want to square up the t-11 one and commence anew. Others head their urgent requests with "A Sad Affair," "Attention, kePr)Date8 I want money and must have j t. and try in this way to gel up a sym-

patby in their favor. Poor fellows, they ought j was a very pleasant affair and a success. Thecx- ! to have sympathy and money too. j excises were opened with prayer by Rev. M. II.

One thing is worthy of remark: il takes less j whiskey to go past the Holidays here than in some villages not far otf. In some places men think the Uiith of the Savior should be observed by them in getting what they call "gloriously drunk"; the old year should take its leave and the new one make its appearance to find them in the same "unglorious" condition. There was a Wa'ch Meeting in the M. E. Church ou New Year's Kve, commencing at Sj P. M. and continuing until after midnight. It was well attended and some interest mant lestrd. '1 lie meetiiig is jet in progress. Tl.e weather is odd, health sleighing ; tolerable, and news scarce. Ycurs, Blooming Grove, Jan. 3, 1S70. II. List of Letters Remaining in the fust Oiiie at Brookville, Indiana, on the l.u day of January, IS70. If unclaimed on the 1st day of Frbruary, they i!l be sent to the Dead Letter Oifice. IJrown Joseph JJfyer l'hilip Units Kiwui Cook .1. W. Case George 11. Day James A. Dorcii U A. Knders J. I'osier Mrs Mat tie t ikiey V. 11. Massey Monroe Martin Miss Kitty Meil-ii M.ss Maty Marliu Miss Annie Mason Mi.s Eliza Od-ll A. I'.ke J. II. I'aul J. 1'i eclu Fred -rick I'awii-y James Mary 1'ower J. S. Price Mi ilon A. iiaditicii Mrs. Virginia II hi l in an Miss Mary Keiuhert Michael Jane Head W. 8. 4 Harris James F. lluefer Mrs. Hannah Jacksnu S;niiii-t Jerlries Mrs. Sallirt A. Lalhrop Mrs. Mary Lucas Loiiii Ling A. t. Lai lsh William Limiile Jrreu.iall Snyder J. tl. St-liirty Adam Sait.t r Jiise-h S'alKird T. Siewait Henry Selliidge W. li. . Salchow Frederick Siz-h-ve Deni.is li. S!iulz John li. Muschupf Miss Louisa L;ike Miss Mary 11 McCiay Wiiiiaui H. ibia-ns Isaac Tuos. J. Tvnek, 1 M. Communicated. Editor Amkkican, Sir: 1 he Teachers' Association met ai the Collett School House on the lSih ult. The programme was taken up, and each branch received a proper share of the attention of the Association. A number of the patrons of the Collett School were in attendance. The Association adjourned to meet at tbe Keution School House in Butler Township on Saturday the loth of January, 1S70, at 0J o'clock p. si. The public are invited to attend. Programme for the evening: Orthography, in German James Carm. Orthography, in English Joseph Vayer, of St. Peters. Reading Ellis V. Foster. Arithmetic Albert lb u nam an. Geogiapliy A. li. l.ine John S. Maktix, Pres't. A. U. l.ise, Sec'y. Karried. On Thursday al'teruoou, Dec. SO, lbGD, by lev. Dr. Lvach, at the residence of the bride's .... ....... j parents, Mr. James M. Vanmtter to Miss Deil A. Skinner. On the 23J ult, by the Rev. W. A. Hutchison, at tbe residence of the bride's mother in Metamora, Ind., Mr. Evuii K. C'ol:u to Miss ' Maria Suairer. j On Thursday evening, 30;h ult., by the Rev. i Dr. Lynch, at ihe residence of the bride's parents, Mr. James M. Quick to Miss Lottie M. Sleeth. The fair biide last named above has been a faiihhil attache of the American printing office during nearly three years past, acting in ike capacity of compositor. We therefore part company with her, hoping, that married life may prove a constant blessing to herself and her promising young partner. Died. On Thursday evening, Dec. 23, 1869, of I consumption, Mattie B. NVilliams, daughter of Uev. Thos. Williams, aged 19 years, x No paper was issued last week from the Rushville Republican oCSc". The usa ef Hall's Vegetable Sicilian nair Renewer will keep the hair from falling out.

Is Coming. Fer Seventeen Years Dr. Pagin has labored to perfect his system of medicine. Thousands have been restored to health by the great Superiority of his sy item and treatment of disease, which is original with himself. Those wishing to know the extent and success of his extensive practice can get one of his large papers at the Post Office. The Doctor will be at the following places and will consult with all who can call to see him free of charge: Andersonville, Monday, Jan. 24th. Brookville, Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 2Sth and 25th, at the Miller House.

The Week cf Prayer. The week of prayer began last Sunday. The Evangelical Alliance in the United Slates have revised the schedule of topics abroad, and, suiting it to the special circumstances of this country , recommend the following subjects for concern in prayer on the successive days of meeting: , Mosdat, Jan. 3. Personal. Thanksgiving for individual mercies'; confession of sin, and prayer for personal holiness and, more entire consecration to God's service. Tcksdav, Jan. 4. National. Prayer for the President of the United States and a! I in authority in our own and other lands; for universal peace; for the removal of political corruption and increase of integrity and righteousness in Government; for religious liberty and advanoes of truth in countries where religious liberty is enjoyed, and where it is sought. Wednesday, Jan. 5 Domestic and Social. Prayer fer parents and children, and the blessings of the Christian home; for employers ami the employed; for all schools and colleges. Thursday, Jan. 6. Christian Union. Thanksgiving for Christian union, and prayer for its increase; special supplication in behalt of the efforts of the Evangelical Alliance in this country, and for divine blessing on the assembly oaiisuaus iroui an countries to be held in the autumn of this year in New York. Friday, Jan. 7. The Christian Church. Prayer for all ministers of the Word, and that the Lord would send forth more laborers; for all officers and members of Christian churches for the removal of false doctrines, and especially for the blessing of Ood upon all members of the Roman Catholic Church, that lie would overrule the Ecumenical Council in Rome; for the dissemnation of His Uospel and the overthrow of hierarchal domination. Saturday, Jan. 8. The World. Prayer for the spread of God's word and a pure literature in all lands; for men of commerce and science; that our civilization might bo Christianized, and its material resources consecrated; for Christians in heathen and idolatrous countries; for the Chinese and al 1 emigrants in Ameriea; lor missionaries and missionary sad religious societies, and for the conversion of the world to Christ. Sunday, Jan. 9. 1 Corinthians, xiii. Metamora Items. The Holidays are past, and Metamora looks as quiet as if nothing unusual had occurred ; but we have not been idle, so far as social enjoyment jg concerned. The Sunday School Concert and Christmas Tree Jlnllen UI rooming urove, ana singing oy tne scnooi. i ne singing was men none Dy tne ciasses separately, and interspersed by dialogues and declamations. Competent judges have pronounced the Concert a very ood o&e. The handsomely decorated Tree was then relieved of its load of presents, and every one went hams feeling glad they had ceme. Receipts about $22. The Masonic Suppernnd Ball came off Wednesday evening, 9th ult. It was a vety pleasant festival during the fore part of tko night, but after midnight Satan seemed to reign supreme, and the termination was very disgraceful to the Ma-l-uic- miuli.j, .. Fc"r" "'"""- i An old c-eiitleman. Peter MeOaalitv. was knockt . T- . . 1 . . . I AT... ed down by a couj to of ruffians from Laurel, who ' " ; attempted to rob him, but he had fortunately placed his money a short time previously iu tho hands of Milton Gordon, and consequently the aims of the villains were thwarted. One of them was arrested at Laurel the next morning, brought to tr"i:il and bound over to Court in tbe sum of I -zou ; oui me oiaer oeaaer Kepi oui oi rcacn ot

the officers. Trie Cull continued until nearly six i publiea n Union was tbe Qrst paper in the o'clock in tho morning, made up partly f as j District to COU13 Out for JuJC Wilson, drunken a set as ever disgraced a hall in Jlota- of Con nersviilii, and the llichmond Pallamora. I hal never before heard of anything in dimil and Humming Bird, the Brookville Masonry that recognized tuch irreligious festi- j Amevictn, and, we believe, the ilu-shviile vals.andl do not believe yet that such prinei- Hepubiictn h ive all to!iovol in the Wjke pies are prouiulgarcd by that ancient fraternity. ,,f our ghelbyviile cotemporary. The

W . F. Parker, of Cambridge City, proposes to give a number of Bible lessons, which he will illustrate by some beautiful scriptural tableaux, at the School House in this place on Wednesday, Jan. 12th. He will aim to make his lessons both religious and instructive. Mr. Parker also intends to deliver a Temperance Lecture on Thursday evening following. Milt. Hamilton Items. At half rast 7 o'clock on Friday evening a Cre broke out in the Union Non-explosive Light manufactory, corner of Fourth and Ludlow streets, Hamilton, Ohio, andinstantly the whole building was a mass of flames. A considerable I amount of coal oil being stored ia the building, 1 the prospect, for a time, was ominous. After a j barrel of oil had burst, the firemen su cceeded in rolling the thrco barrels remaining into the street and the flames shot up as high as the house tops. They gradually burned themselves out, and after that the fire was soon subdued. Various rumors are afloat as to theorigin of the fire, among which it is impossible to select the true. An ex plosion was heard by the residents of the next to the door the house, and before they could run

flames were bursting out of the windaw. It is inuuipiiauiiy c.ecieu. in pn oi . u..ic. reported that the man in charge of the store was I opposition from some "would Le 'leading badly burned, but will recover. The building, j Kepublicans . which was of wood, is bally used up. It is own- j Judge Jerry Wilson is a very popular edby N.Miller, who lived next door, and was j mil), of eminent ability, a pure and upburned oat into the street. Mr. Miller saved ! right man and a life long llidical Kepubnearly all his furniture. Hisloss on the building j liean. If nominated lie would come ncarwiil be $600 to ipSOO. Loss on stock in the oil j er getting the :utire ilepublican vote of factory not ascertained. The latter was owned the District than any man who could be

by A. McAdow & Co. A fire broke out in Hamilton on Thursday evening, about half past eight o'clock, in the Children's Home, on the west side of tbe river. It originated in a defective flae leading from the j stove directly up throngh the roof, the fire-pat ! being broken, allowing the fire to communicate with the adjacent wood work. Hiid.it occurred an Lour or two later, it would have involved the ' loss of the entire baildin;, with a probable sac j rifice of several of the inmates, nine of whom , were sleeping in a room adjoining tht in which i .. . .. .. .... tao nre oceurrca. it was exunguisaea oy tne First Ward engine, befora tas arrival of the others. It was a very narrow escapa. On Satarday af tern ion a boy named Brack, aged fifteen, whose parents are living oa Front street, between Ludlow an i Basin streets, Hamilton, shot himself, probably fatally. He was trying ts draw the ramrod from a loaded guu, when the charge exploded, driving the ramrod completely through his body, and into an outhouse door behind him. The ramrod entered oa the left side of the navel, and came out three inches to the left of his spine. The Eclipses of 1370. During the present year tie re will be six eclipses four of the son and two of the moon. ir .v. . v .j i . , . -. . . ' i iiiu iwo uerciu mrni-.unea, toe HTSt Will OO a total eclipse of the moon, on January 1G-U, which will be invisible in the United States, but partly visible at Greenwich, England. The ..... .- , r .v , second will be a partial ecLpse of the sun, also 11 here invisible, and visible only to the regions within thirty degrees of the South Pole. It occurs on January 31. Thenext eclipse, visible in this latitude, will be a partial one of the moon on Januaiy 6, 1S71. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Itenewer is a splendid dressing for the hair. No other like it. Try it an I judge for yoarselvesi

Frank's New Store Building. Mr. Wm. Frank has recently occupied the capacious store-room in his new brick building, having removed and arranged a fine lot of furniture therein. He can boaetof having one of the handsomest business rooms in Eastern Indiana. His massive show windows and iron front with heavy cornice when finished will be something entirely new in-Brookville, and the entire building will speak in no doubtful banner concerning the steady improvement of our town.

Found Dead. Rear Symmes' Corner, Butler County, on Tuesday week, Phoebe Maickle, subject to epileptic fits, was left alone in the house by her father, who went out to hiul wood, and when he returned at noon-he found her lying dead on her face by the fire-place, her clothing entirely consumed, and her arms, feet, breast, and other parts of her body burned to a erisp. It is supposed that while preparing dinner she had been seised with a fit, and had fallen into the open fire. The Congressional Matter. The Brookville American complains that the Kichmond Radical has been "writins against it" for urging the claims of J udge Wilson for Congress. Well, it mat ters very little what the Richmond Radical says in regard to that matter, so far as its influence is concerned; bat its editor, occupying the relation he does of brother to our present member of Congress, not only shows a lack of modesty by the manner in which he advocates Mr. Julian's claims, but by his dictatorial course and his unlimited abuse ot ait wuo iaii to see tne ooiicy of retaining that gentleman in Con gress, does more to injure htm than bis most influential and bitter opponents. Like the American we supported Mr. Julian at the last nomination, and are well satisfied that he has made as faithful and ethcient a Representative as could have been found in the District, but that he is not the most available candidate we have had abundant proof. Our majority in the District is not lar-re enigh to permit us to disregard the availability of our caudidate, and if we can find a man qualified for the position, who 'has not been identified with the anti-Julian imbroglo one who did not give his aid to Reid when Julian became the nominee of the party it seems to U3 that the only hope of success is to make such an one our standard-bearer. Jurist Wilson has been spoken of in this connection in several quarters, and should he receive tbe nomination, we can give him a hearty support; but we would much prefer to see this eminent Jude remain on the bench. Besides, Rush county may present claims for consideration, in which case we shall propose a candidate every way worthy of support, and use cur best efforts to secure his nomination. In making these remarks we cherish none but the kinkest feelings for Mr. Julian. Probably in his present precarious state of health he does not desire a renomination. Rut whatever may be the result, or whatever course Mr. Julian may take, we want to see our party go into the fight harmonious and united. The nomination should be made fdirlc and honestlv. an-J , ieach iiepubhean should deter-aine to sap1 . . , i - v . ... . ! port tne nominee, wnerner ne to uis ia voritc or cot. "Llushville lie publican. Candidates for Congress. Almost every Republican paper in this Congressional District h-u hal s Musthiii'jj to sav about wHo will ba mir next csndU ; tSnte lor I OHJii'SS. i lie oilGl tiy VI Ite tiej ('onnersvii!e Tiuics. Jud''e Wilson's home piper, see:us very reticent in regird to the n;(itier. and from its course we arc led to believe that another of Conn crsville's noted citizens is an aspirant for Congressional honors, viz: lion. B. F. Claypool. Were our former fellow-citizen, (Jen. T. Y. Bennett, a candidate, we would then have a personal preference, but as he is not, and we do not wish to "take sides" either for or against any of the candidates, we shall not express a preference, nor shall we urse our Republican friends to support any man simply because we think hiui to be the best qualified, most popular, etc. We believe in equal and exact justice to all who may be candidates for Congresstonal honors, ai also lor oilier oilues 'within tbe ift of tbe people." Our present distinguished llreprcsontative in Conrets, Hon. G. W Julian, is a candidate for renomination. lie has faithfully represented-us for many years, aud is undoubtedly an able and talented man. ! If" nominated, he will, as heretofore, be nominated. We betteve that lio would make as popular a Congressman as he is a Judsre. Of Mr. Claypool we know but little, lie has a great many warm frieuds and aduiirers throughout the District, who sneak in hih terms of his ability ta rop- ! reset! t US ia Congress - . . ., 1 Liberty Herald. I AD.UIMSTHATOIi'S SALC. rPIIE uudertigaed Administrator of the Estate X of Matthew Hutchinson, deceased, will offer at public sale, at the farmer residence ot the deceased, in Hrookvilie, Ou Saturday January 13, 1S70, the following described Personal Property, to wit: One Cooking Stove and Fixtures, One Parlor Move, Bedsteads, Water CooW, ! Tables, Sofa, Coopers' Tools, Farming Licnsils, i and numerous other articles too tedious to mention. j fate to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. ! TKRMi.- On all suras overlive dollars a credit ! of eight months will be given, purchaser execu ting not with approved endorser, with interest from date. ZACiiAltV T, HUTCHINSON, lec. 21, 1S69 3w. Administrator. THIRTY DEADLY POISONS, ,. T . r ... according t the "Journal of Chemistry, are sold in this market to change the c!or of the hair. The "Medical Gaxette" says that they are j worthless as dyes, an d that their sale is a "crime." i The proprietors dare not submit them to chemi- , . cal analysis. Crlstadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye, on the contrary, has been analyzed by Professor Chilton, the great analytical chemist, ami pronoanced absolutely harmless, as well as efioient. See his written certificate, at Cris tadoro's, Astor House, New York. CltlSTADOUO'S nAIR PREEVATIVE, as a Dressing, acts like a charm oa the Uair after Dyeing. Try it. deo24

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Brookville, I ndiana BROOKVILLE NATIONAL BANK. THE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Brookville National Bank, for the-election of seven Directors, will be held at its- Banking House on Tuesday, January 11, 1370, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. Dec. 10-4w. JOHN W. H ITT, Cashier. PUBLIC SALE. TH E undersigned will offer at public sale, on his Farm two miles West of Brookville, an the Brookville & Metamora Turnpike, On Saturday, January Stk, 1S70, the following described Personal Property, to wit: Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Cora, Harness, farming Utensils, ONE BUGtiY, ONE FARM WAUON, Household and Kitchen Furniture, 4c. TERMS. On all sums over five dollars a credit of ten months will be given, purchaser giving note with an approved indorser, with interest from date. A. M. CARMICUAEL. dec. 24-2tv. GROCERY STORE. J. II. BROCKAMP HAS opened a new Gro.-cry Store in the room adjoining Davis k Gates' Drug Store, where he has for sale ALL KINDS OF FAMILY GROCERIES, such as Teas, Coffees, Sagars, Spices, &c, which are offered for sale At tue Lowest Market Prices. Every thing usually kept in a Grocery More can be obtained there, either at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. He respectfully solicits the liberal patronage of the public. J. II. BROCKAMP. dec. 24-y. Petersons Magazine The Cheapest and Beat in the World SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1870. Thlfc popular Monthly Magar.ine gives more for the money than any in the world. For 1S70, it will be greatly improved. It will contain One 'thousand PagesI Fourteen Splendid Steel PlatesI Twelve Mammoth Colored Fashions! Twctve Colored Berlin Patterns! Nine Hundred Wood Cuts! Twenty-Four Pages of Music! All this will be given for only Two Dollars a year, or a dollar less thaa Magazines of the class of "Peterson." Its THRILLING I ALS3 AND NOVELETTES Are the best published anywhsre. All the most popular writers are employed to write originally for "Peterson." In 1870, in addition t its usual lian!tty of short stories, Five Original Copyright Novelets will be given, viz : "The Pri8ner of the BaMile," by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens: "The Secret at Bartra:n's Holme," by .Mrs. Jane Gt. Au?tin: "Kathleen's Love. Story," by the author of "Ethel's Sir Launcelot;" "An Enemy's Revenge," by the '.ithr of "Tiie Second Life;" "How it li'idad," by Frank Lee Benedict. MAMMOTH COLORED FASHION PLATES hs.vl of all others. These plates are engraved on steel, twice the usual size, and cntiin six fiz-rr-i - 1 I ;. I 1 i .1 ure. ihey will ba superbly colored. Also, pattern, from which a i.ress, Mantills, or Child's Dress caa be cot oat, without tho aid of a man tu.a-maker. Also, several pages of Household and otl.ier receipt;; iu short, everything interesting to ladies. SUPSR3 PREMIUM LNMTIA VIXG! 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CASH lilFTS TO TUE AMClN'i i t EVERY TICKET DBA Wri A PR I 7 V. a Cash Gifts .,w,.ech ?e.lrfl, 10 1.M 2 " hM Bi 4 ...... ..... 1 200 " .... v.. jrft 300 ....... .... 1 . 50 Elega&t Xesewoi-d Piano?.. cl- ?rrt flv 75 Meludeut s To to 19, 359 Sewine Machine..,,.. ,....... Bi- to 175 500 Gold Watches 7: lu S l Cish Prises, Silver Wre, jtR.,vaiued at $1,1UI', i V. A chance to draw any ef 1 he ,l,ve Prizes f-t-23c. Tickets do cribioK Price, are F.iU.i ie I hvelops and well mixed. On receipt of Sr. . Sealed Ticket is drivn without choice sd reaV "-ail to any ad-ress. The prise r.an:-o oh, , . ill be ielirered to the li ket htl' 4k f went of One Dollar. "Friics are iir.n Filiate! to any addri ss by exi re?s ur r turn it nil. You will know w.at yiur Friar is lfre ). pay fur it. nj Pr'ie exebi n-.t for ri tl if Jf same value. J u Flai.! s. t u; i ttrn t n a c! -. pend on lair ili!;f. RsrKtt Nrif .T- Vt stlcr t tV. M!i "tf fr lu. many who Lave late"j drwn Va Dt-ble l'ri n kindlv prrmitud n to pul I h tMn: AinitwJ. Burns, Chicago, $18. 8tlb; Xiiss Clam S. V. ll.iK Baltimore, Piano, $ttf; Jat e? Alutil . 1 i -. tioit,5,t'lC; J.n T. Ardi.vf'-M '1 -flit M is s A cries feiwnn 1 s , (lilvtn ViM.t-. fti It We publish no mums without prrinieidt Opinions oy IK VRKS-t-:.- "3 I e Ci n U re!:l . ! and deserve success."--V kly Tiiln i. j . "iinro Uib :ore!a-r ce.-ilug f.m. Y. Herald, Mnv 2S. TA fii nd of oou '. $5' 0 pritc, which ws pn inptlj rectiviu.' -- Daiiy J ew s, v V pt 3, Send far circular. Ltlea indisc-n ert to. Agent'. Sti;Ti( tion puaiai o' d. Every pl-. g pir of Jf alcu ti.vIi )-f s- c.ut li s nn fh f'l'"!. ; &tx neat ts tut $i: la iii tz; .? ivr i; iiwir ! .j, All l.ltrr b..i,l ( JJr.xoll ! 11 A li I I K. V. 1 1 SON CO.. eft. S9 Si. 195 Biawtlway, Nik Vtil, THREE MC IIS CI'A iU !!! ThU "i-henpest and l-t of tin- l.i'crurj Wil1 i lies" i vCeritg ui.iu: vv. iiv!..evi;...tif tu it I snhmbers. In the tirst paj er f Oi tvl r. it con i em el a. I'lilMant N. vcHt culied A l..iui J tail lie." f Elisabeth Piet-tt. li i n lu- t.n.g a. ! seiial. rut ed-Cei TgeCmunl-r.i 'c V il..'V; ' Ueurv Wo. d, thi I.iu.ku.-au hoi wl " fcn st 1. lib Kew Xove'cites nil" i 'l"ml' a: c J t h I other. Au ong tkure tliitj nn Innd. or in pr--j grcss, are V i.der a l!sr,' ly Ami M - 1 vi it i las; LconieV crt " by l'rai:k Lie 1'iutuin; A Novelet, by Mrs. linMutr, Ac. The Post also gics the t.Oii vl ilv 1 Kf H h, M a jf :i aii.es. I NEW sl'EfCRHiFi ? Iftlttf iii: Vni Hi subserii tinn dated lack to tb j aj tl it villi f ! 2d, auiil the Isrpc eatra vCvu n i itti i $4. " ' A cocy of tLc L:rrc ri d Lvtw ifu! Ptiim j Sieel Kn?rHin "Takiig tie X Usi ri it tka ! V.itt1ini- Kit o' iiriViil in K r. !T 1 n ! it ht r tl it ! of 2,oh: ut b-at t cry tuii (jr :t );b-(-eiilir, Miid to evtry person seLuil g eli.V. Ifc. is a truly buauiifui engravHig! Addrn II. 1 Lil t: A I o., 31 9 VTaliut Str et, 1 hilade!) .-p'-CIll.eu vUj tec ivijI iifi nv i-iHia. Nov. 19. X. AXSY'S J'SIfcJJa TWO SICMUS III.ATU III lh- L.idv's Frend announces the fvlUwi'i Novelets far Im7": "hid He to-ftl IUi?" by Louise Chan- I. r M.-ult-r; "Th d-f.mnH' Ahiit," ly I I zsleiL Pns'i.tt. nu Lm f "1 -ten Tin," Ac; "f-i-ld bilti, r, Viil IVai.e'.- llriiia tii ts " by Aii'anun Ji . Vvvftrr, j Htitiii'r ol I tic uciarry rttuie, itr., mil j m.ii.crnvt f l i t cicto its by a Lriliiant j:s'.xj tf lady wi ifi rs. A finely cm ci:ted Si eel Et rri ir f , f hsi i a due bio age. i.iiely ecloied 1 f ii-n l'lai , d a. i l.ire KssurTn.tLt ot Viod-ti.tr. illurtrktirr the - u : i- . .,. t. . .: s. T I . LI 1 1- 1 j A l-l J VIK.UV-, RIY I ' I II III IIVIJ : niinilier. j It will give s j pilar itci ll i.ia'n in try mtn: lv r. Meel)nf Mrs. Hiry Wood, Flertnce Perej, Louise Chimdltr A.cultnn, Llizubith l'rstt, : Ainnnda M . I'ig!n, i:r. :artTtt Lftr I nrd Anuiist Tell. N EW U PM'E I PI ES v l.e fet.d r tl ii KSDir . f-T 1 S7(i before l.v first ot r o t n.lnr. ni.i.ll n ttn j the November m! Leremt-er t v.u I r wl this ' year in a diiiiior . inakii p Inurlei r un.Ml. in alll And new suhscril it tid;i.p in tLrir nm e by 1 lno nrst oi iereitnet sr.au ne.ive ir.agr.mt ut December Holiday did. I er, u.aVii g tl.iiioa u. Ok Ihs in all! TEl;MS S2,f-0 yer; T wc o pie ?4; Fr ei'pie, $(!; Kiecvpi s ( and oi e grxtis), o- i j of ILe La- 's Friei.d ai d ui e vt Tbe l'fcst, A cpy f the larg ed 1 ent?ful Pttniiaiu S-ril Knpinvinir '"Tnki if li e Measure of tb V,.,:,lii.g Hi. t"-fnitruil it Eraland n a cost . ,,- 4 ii.in k i.. 1 1 i . i . Kt:bfr xndmevtr ei n ntHir i; rlt 1-. 1 k ia Engratii.c is a c in of Ar! i)i)iis DEACON X PE1 KUS( X, f""?S('eeiiiiCu oj ios eeut fur ten iiutt . O T . IV. Let the Afflicted Head! Dr. T. Ii Talt'.ott"sGi?kat fvtTEN Uen OVAT K. 7s ir.(i'y", Orfs of li'tWfrg .rifhif friiiu J i it i j- ii" m fj 'lie .. I WO-llllltDS of tin dis.: sr- t., whi.b bbiuaaX ity i- heir, Lave their ui icm in n li.l.peu:enl8 ' mid li.-irilcr o t ihe l-Ioosi. Tl.t- iiti; mid n.u( ! iii'joiunt moiiial i i ruictj f n:i ilirn vitic, - ni.il one liotn i-1 icb hi:n.i.Mty i- i.ni.iig tha ; icieatest blc-sing is the liKKAI r 1 I M I. F.NnVAlOllor lm. T. H. Ti ion . k .Vitijii.ii, ImiIana. Ihe best medic! ii.tili. . is trim ghi r.t tbe land me dii'y aotLimng tlic fiij'rioti'v f the liei.ovator, iu diseasis of tbe bin d, tu i ll otber inedic'ces. I mi- not only j e-svuinl frc-m what I comprehend f i!t vegetable ai.d L.li.i ingredients, ot its gitat u.euital (!(, hnt from my observation of its viu. -t t - miiai u!ou cures oi the most complicated e'iseates .ni.-ir from the iu.i-ur.i.et cf the blood. In this c.I......H. 1 c i mi 1 1 iii iii k u, ou .ne i i.i t rtwl pal I !l ;i i e u.i u r at i e i e l oy .: ihi J - .ut v t -r in ail i i.e . i. ii i -us ditt s , l e'i ii p ttx l . euiii g nn il .li cs tbe iu.!t ag-rti v;itii 9bii c1i i i boj e!i ss t- tus ot Scu.fula or h ii j; 'r l-it. I l:evc I am not ovir sani:it-e in toy ri-.vicii M ' Cunt Ibe c-rta'est u.cdical Lln-:iiL- ot u j timr ? isthi-i wonltifuI iti tour ' l-r. Z . 11. Talb.itt, i. .-li il v U : i o I. ( J hill r-sl a I. V ll;- ir Wv'l-! i;. ll - i 'Ci t 1 ! t U-. v. ui to-i.- - ! L : : cs lii i ill ril mi. :nli:.- i fuii Millkif .- - ll. , in ii.nj;. in I j i :e, ti 1 1 M -1. v ! i'.ih i )" l I J live fI.I' ttiil!i1'll iM c .- fl s , 4i: h 41 s vil i ' A n. hi . 'k lire, l.uif r li;illv", I ;h !. , 1-i-s'olts. Ll. t. 1 s, L. i s. 1 t u i I-. 1 e.ln ii '1 1 el. ii . r ec id 11 ea d, p il . i t c is t t t iir ; li ht n n r. t if lo , 1 a ii i l i - 1 t ),,, Mi V'" : A'irci.vial I'ismsir, Urt f'ir. ol til t n'll.'t, ! r-'ou.acb aid Livr, . 1 v 1 ' V . i .-, I . iij j . Djs p- s'K . i . ; ;! l , .. i o . li t' vt o , . i til r.'i- l.il. I.- a...-l t I'm 1 , K a. ii i oi iti l.i . il. Il - I 1 it a n : lis I If.l ,1 'I- ii.-l, (, vai tlek i-li 1 ori(.in.'i in t kj i v I tie u: i, ut Clin v aad c: life. I N- cure, . l e. l-Jt liR'HfKVlLLK I N f. in I l.i Ctli V ii- Ci IliOl tl Ci D--In- - IS--. GO TO 1 X V i L INU'.AaA, j ' i V fiOOItf AM) CK0(J h 1 1 5 O O T 5 . J5 r C I- . t . 7n t:uai P! S'Clt IV 111 f