Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 25, Brookville, Franklin County, 24 June 1870 — Page 3

THE AMERICAN.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT. "time table -w. w. v. r7r. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookville. Chicago Express . 8:I a. u. Chicago Mail .. 8:23 r. m. Day Freight......... ...............v.... ....9:25 r. a. UPWARD TRAINS. Ctieg Kxprees. Chicago MiL.... Day Freight.-., ........8:49 p. M. . :2t a. . 1:45 p. M. Fourth of July Celebration. The Old Settlers' Reunion, to be given by the Pioneer Associations of the Whit Water ad Miami Tallies, at the beautiful grove adjoining Brookville, on Monday the 4lh pro , promises to be one of the grandest affairs of the season. The various committees having the matter in hand are vigorously at work, and will spare no pains or expense to make the celebration a success. The music will be furnished by the Cambridge City Silver Cornet Band, which has the reputation of being the best baud in Eastern Indiana. Ualf fare tickets will be placed on sale at all offices from Cincinnati to Uagerstown inclusive. All trains on the White Water Valley Kailroad will stop at the Pic Kic grounds. The Address of Welcome will be delivered bj Rev. T. II. Lynch of Brookville; the Response on bebatf of tke Pioneers by Rev. B. V. Chidlaw of Cincinnati. Hon. Rcbt. N. Hudson of Terre Haute will deliver the Oration. The Grove in which the exercises will be held is most beautitul, embracing a magnificent view of the White Wafer Valley. The railroad passes within a few yards of it, while numerous springs of the purest water are immediately adjacent. It will be a Basket Pic Nic, and all are expected to bring with them sullicient "commissary stores" lor their own consumption, and alio to provide for the wants of their friends from a distance. Brookville is proverbial for its hospitality. Lei u, on this occasion, maintain our reputation in this particular. County Auaitoi'a Report, The County Auditor reports the receipts and expenditures of Fim.kliii County for tbe listal year eudtiig May 31, l?70. as follows: K.TS1PTS. There wai reraaiuiug on bin I at last settlement thefollowiag sauit ot luuuc; , to wit: Ua aecunntuf County lteveaue $-8,11 7 do d estraj fund 47 31 da do tbow license " li Utf do do redemption of lands 5-i 80 ! d do delinquent tax, 1S5S.... 841 ot do do Laurel corporation tax. 311 3(1 There w at receive J at tho county treasuay . $S2,224 69 as 42 Ul) eo itf till 32 7u 73 27 7 20 23 67 69 follows, to-wit : Ob Account ot County Revenue it do show license... do do delimiucat tax, litis.... do do State uocket fece do Jo county djeket lies....-. do do juiy tecs do do redemption of lands...-, do do delinquent tax, Ittljil.... do do special sehoul tax.. do do tvwitr-hip tax do do tuition tax do do road tax -- do do dog tax do do corp. spec, school tax. do do corporation tax Va 3rt 411 1 ,rt7 7,4T9 6, 1594 3, 23lt 14,110 1,774 1,7 IS l,6l5 Total receipts - Hl'kj BIT i :ks. Ob account of special eehuot tax. tl3j,!72 4 $7,579 73 27 97 20 23 2 60 do do to nship tax et,nU4 do do tuition tax 3,230 do do road tax 14,110 do do dog tax 1,774 do do cor . OC. sch'-ol t x .. 1,439 do do eorpoiation tax l,6t'9 do do el r luu,l 47 do do redvirpti-n ot land.... S?t do do show licccso 25 do do Mate decket fee 44 do do ex; ense of poor luiu. 3,847 do do do of I'p. poi.tr . 4.31H do do do juror?.. 2,5.i4 do do do batlifis 67a do do do judiciary 557 do do do prosccut'g at t'y 59 do do do fuel It3 do do do ihfiiui'),ir.sne 2.S44 do do do bridges 26.014 do do do court house.... 9-J o do do count; utVu-ers. 4,219 do do do roads, hi'bw'ys 4t3 do do do inquest 2" de do do registration.... 232 d do do election I3S dn do do jail '21 do do do luunt "l'.lj do do do back.! il'ury ,3d do do illegal lax rcfuode-t. l-0 do do imetest account Ill do do appt'U'ui't real e.t'te 2,161 do do Laurel corp. tax 311 d do Mate Blind Asy luiu. 45 io do State D't A D'b As'lm 3S do d Mate iualie luui.. 6 1) in do exped.-e of insuiance. 9(1 do do n ccitic allowances.... 145 do do piiuting and advert'g 542 do do county revenue 5,1179 do do delinquent tax, lSbj. 5,3oS do do a.setsm3 Co. teueuuo 1,413 94 I t!0 ! Oil hO 23 4 t on is on 73 54 61 ; 25 75 50 IS 23 i 20 ! 45 i 5,1 75 j 3 '0 ! 10 10 Oil 70 50 12 20 00 Total Expenditures rrirm'LiTiuK. Total am't of receipts, Ac Total ain't vt ex pen Jitures Dal. reuiain'g i n hand at date Which amount on haul belongs to fadds, to-it : To county revenue T eorp.sptc. school tax .... Todettvoamt tax,tt6tt To redemption ol lauds Te show licenses To Mate docket foes Amount on hand a before.......... $100,429 07 ..fl.1S,17J 43 ... 10U.42O 7 ... 37,743 41 tbe following $35,357 270 1 i 1,6T 70 fc7 2S 45 00 15 00 $37,743 41 Religions Notice. The Ta-tors of the I'resbjterian and Methodist Churches in this place will preach next Sabbath on the subject of "The Proper Observance of the Sabbath ' iley & Case have jusl received a freh lot of Mackerel and White Fish in bbl., bbls. od kitts, which they will sell cheap for cash. Mr. J. H. Brockamp '11 be prepared ta furnish an excellent diner ai cheap rates to all who may wish to parU thereof at the Old Settlers Vic Nic. He Uo furnish ice cream, lemonade, mineral ster, pi.Si cakes, candies, 4c, at reasonable Prcei Having the exclusive right to sell on that occasion, he hopes to give general satisfaction. For firjt class Reapers and Mowers, call on Crist t Son. Grain Market o. 1 winter red wheat eold in Cincinnati o Tuesday at $1,20 to !,23. No. 2 was ofj"ed tl.20. Prime white wheal $1,43, and k'H wheat $1,25. Corn prime ear 88 els. to 90 eta., and shel"d 90 cts. to 9d cis. Oats were active at 58 cts. to 60 cts. for good 'prime white, and 54 to 57 cts. for mixed in tcki, Good to prime I?je in sacks 93 to 98 cts. Barley pricet ot Jet established, e.nd bat lots of new crop offered.

Indiana Societies at the Saengerfest. The following named Indiana societies took part in the second concert at Fest Hall, which was attended by from twelve to fifteen thousand persons, the hall being crowded to its utmost capacity long before the performance began, and thousands Were turned away unable to obtain admission : Indianapolis Harmonia, 37 members, Indianapolis Maennerchor, 31 members. Brookville Concordia, 12 members. Richmond Liederkranz, 20 members. Seymour Maennerchor, 20 members. Laporte Maennerchor, 10 members. Evansville Liederkrans. 20 members. Madison Concordia, 18 members. Jefferson ville Saenger Bund, 22 members. After the grand banquet in the grove on Sunday, the Indianapolis Maennerchor pare a free lunch. The Maennerchor made themselves particularly conspicuous by their hospitable conduct and their elegant musical ectertaiumenU Flooring Mills. Buky & Kerr, of Laurel, have the reputation of manufacturing the best quality of flour. We have recently tested the merits of a barrel of their white wheat flour, and do not hesitate in pronouncing it A No. 1 Brown & lies', of Fairfield, are well known to our citizens as natiufaciurers of the highest grade of family flour, and therefore tieed no recommendation. They continue to do a steady, go-ahead business. Mitchell's Mills, of Metamora, (formerly Gordon's.) are steadily turning out large quantities of flour, also said to be of ibe best quality. Mr. M. is intending to put in four new and improved water wheels this Fall, thus doubling tbe capacity of his mills. Marsh's Mill, of Mt. Caruiel, also have the reputation of manufacturing the best grade of flour to be obtained anywhere in that part of the country. '1 he entire machinery in this establishment is of the latest improved patterns, with a bolting apparatus said to be superior to any other in the State. The best and cheapest nock of Glassware and Qaeenswai e at Wiley & Case's. Close Your Stores. It is hoped that our merchants and business men will close their s'ores and oltices on the 4th, aid devote one day to celebrating the Annivcrrnry of our National Independence, aud in honor of our worthy Pioneers.

Meat Market Adam Sottong will be in the Market House on Tutstlay, Thursday and Saturday mornings hrreafier, rt-ady to furnish the be6t of frefch meats at the lowest caeh prices. Rpekafellar's Store. It is generally conceded that Juhn S. Uockafellar's new stcre-rootu is the tientest, handsomest and best lighted business apartment in the County. His display ot" goods is very fine and extensive, li is already well known that he offers bargains to his customers. For beet quality of Can Wa., wholesale or retail, go to Oehorn & Cain's. Brookville Corporation Taxes. Our town authorities have assessed a tax of t?n cns on each $100 of fpal nnd personal property within the corporate limits, and slso iwenty-five Cents poll upon every male ii.hsViiIftiit between the ages of 21 and 50. This means business in the mailer of town improvements. Too Big a Thing. The Kiel mon d l'aPa iiurn sas thnt Ine Saetigeifes; wa loo big thing to talk about. Change ia Running Time. A rtCl. .!.. ... tii-tt-.oii. limn t tnlfon P". 11 ' -n i- .n. x ..... v. ...... ........ r place on the tVhite Wa er Valley Kailroad. j See corrected tune card elsewhere. Groceries of a'l kinds, Candies, Tobacco, Cigars, Wooden-ware, Ac , at Wiley &, Case's. Kct; Stove Store. J. IV FirbtT, late i f Harrison, Ohio, has opuu d a stove s oe and tin shop in Brookvtl e,on the corner fi:mer!y occupied by Chris. Tiegtr, where lit i reidy to f-trnUh all kinds i-f ciMiWiup nnd parlor st-ves and also everything in the thape i;f tin ware at the lowest rash prices. AH persons desiring anything in his line of business would do well lo call on him before purchasing elsewhere. Advertisement next week. A High Old Time. The Concordia from this place nnd a large number of others o! our citizen attended the Saengei fts! last week. They report a high old time. Petition Refused. The Board of Commissioners refused to grant the pe;ition of John U. Hickman and others for an additional voting place to be established at Hnntersville in Kay Township. Fruit Cans of all kiuds and siv.es for tale by Osborn & Cain. "Let Joy be UnconCned." The grove in which the Pioneer Celebration will be held is beautifully carpeted with a smooth, velvety, green sward, excellently suited for promenades, games, Ac. It is suggested that "our young folks" rovide thtiuselvtg wiih swings, grace-ho ips, croquet, Ac, and devote the afternoon to m'rih an 1 j d'tty. Osbarn & Cam Are in receipt of an additional slock of Shoves of all kinds and various other articles in their line of business. They have a big lot of Fruit Cans (glass and tin), which ihey offer at reduced prices. Census of Harrison. J. N. Kutler, census-taker for Harrison, reports 1,45? inhabitants in that town on the Ohio side of the line. Wheat Harvest. Our farmers have commenced harvesting their wheat, with the prospect generally of a fair remuneration for their labors. Call in at Wiley & Case's and examine their stock, whether you want to buy or not. Elijah Moffitt Has opened a new family grocery store in Columbia, Fayette County. Good Templars at Fairfield. A promising Lodge of I. O. G. T. was recently organised at Fairfield fcy the S'ate Deputy, W. D. Milbum, anl lady.

Fish Law. Parties desiring to cmich fish should remember that it is nrlawlul to "trap, net, shoot or eine fish in any of the lakes, rivers of smalt streams within ibe State of Indians', between the 1st of May and the 1st of September of each year," and our courts have decided that it is uulawful to catch minnows with a seine.

Married. On the 24th of May, 1870, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. J. M. Kabrick, Mr. George T. Mitts, of Kentucky, to Miss Mary C. Burt, of Franklin County, Indiana. Whitcomb Items. The rsin cams at list tat Uta to sure the corn and stop the work of the cut-worm. The grub is new at work upon it, with a fair prospect of greatly diminishing the crop. The wheat in this section promises to be an average erop. Improvement etill goes on, as the passer by may observe. Becjley A Ijerainger, the proprietors of the new raw mill, are pushing business lively. They have put in new works, and a Ho turned Hinds' ran into their well, by which water power they are enabled to keep moving by an occasional load added from the deacon's premises. Jaques Stout hare purchased a lot of A. Uindson the N. E. corner of the X Roads for $110, upon which they are putting is the foundation for the erection of a large business room. Seriag, Colecott Co. have put in a pair of Fairbanks' hay and stock scales. Those wishing to have any weighing done, will find it to their interest to give them a call. We have fresh meat every morning in Whitcomb market, furnished by two firms. Vanness, Dubois & Co. carry on butchering here, and McCoy A Sons at their residence near this place. J. S. Major his erected a very neat residence on Mill street. He has made a harness chop of the old house on the corner. There is a school in successful operation under the supervision of Miss O'Byrne. Mi. Belle Jenkins is still with us, and can furnish as many of her ladv friends as maj eall upon her. with anything in the line of millinery good?, as cheap and good as can be found any place. C. A. Taylor, or the 6rai of Kennedy 4 Tajlor, is tilling tbe soil this season for a change. Sabbath School every Sunday at 9 A. M., under supervision of Daniel S. Jaques. G. Y. Morris, house-carpenter, has just completed a very fine bam for L. W. Buckingham. It is 100 feet by 60, stone basement. It is tbe finest building of the kiad in the County. New Trenton Items. Mr. Win. Paris, Superintendent of the Sabbath School, is makingail necesssry arrangemeuta tohaveagtaad Kulroa l Bixcursion to Cincinnati, July loth, 1870. This promises to be a nice thing. All are invited to go. Fare for round trip,!. The Rev. J. M. Land, minister of the Christian denomination at Harrison, preached here on last Sunday afternoon. Mr. Land is an able minister and a zealous worker in the cause of Christ. The members of the Sabbath School are making an effort to raise money for the purpose of purchasing an organ for their School. Mr. K. Hockafellar is doing a good business in the mercantile line. He has oue ef the best stores this si lo of the city, and is selling goods at much lower fig-ires. We do not ask you to take our word, but try hiai aud be satisfied. Oar old and much esteemed wagon-maker, Vfm. Cox, has erected a shop on Maift street, lie means bti'ines. He is d-jing No. 1 jobs at very low prices. Try him. Services to-day at half past 10 by Rev. S. II. Whituiore. night persons were received into the Church. FaasiKn. Hew Trenton, June 19, 1S70. Written for the Amorican. Whisper to Ie of Jesus. Staxxas for Music by W. W. Maguir. Mr. Bisoham, Kotwithstar.ding the humiliating fact that we have not, in Metamora or 'the region round about," musical talent or genius fqual to the task of selecting an air for these verses, I still think thsy do possess some little merit as a coinrr, sition; and they are submitted to you for publication, with a hepe that the- talent which is denied to our vocalists may perbnps be found in some more highly lavored locality. W. W. M. W hen strong tempt ations assail me On the tiresome journey of life, AYhcn earthly resourcss all fail me, And I tall'in the unequal strife? 0, theS may te balmy breezes, That co;ue from the heavertly shot, Whisper to rue ef Jesus, That I may be tempted no morel AYhcn the spectres ef dism.il foreboding Arie from their graves of unrest; Ttheti sorrow tny be:irt is corroding. And my spirit is longing for rest; O, then may the balmy breeies That come from the heavenly shore, AThisper to me of Jesus, That I may sorrow no more! When in my Kst sickness I languish, Ferchanco the sad victim of pain, And a balm to relieve my anguish It looked for and hoped for in vain; O, then may the balmy brecxes That come from the heavenly shove, Whisper to me of Jesus, That I may suffer no tneref And O, when at last I am wading Thruueh the waters of the cold, dark river And earth and its scenes are all fatling And receding from my sight forever; Then, then may the balmy breeies That come from the h-avenly shore, Whisper to me of Jesus, That I may die never-more! Obituary. Died near Thrntown, Ind., May 30t'i, 1370, Mrs. KUxa Ann Becsley, wife of Edward Beesley and daughter of L. W. and Susan Miller, aged 2tf years, leaving a hu3bani and five little children to mourn their irreparable loss. Thus we art again admonithed, lie e also ready, for at such an hour as te think tiot the Son of Man Cometh." The deceased wis bora and raised in Franklin County, Ind., from which she with her husband removed two years ago last April to tho place cf her decease. ?he was a long and patient sufferer from that dread disease. Consumption, but was retuar'sibly patieut aud resigned under all her afCicticns. llavitig livid unto God, she felt in all her sickness that biueuh His promise was her everlasting refuse, th- was convinced that her disease was of such a nature that it was impossible for her to get well; tut the approach ef the Death Angel occasioned no fear ner alarm nor interrupted her abiding faith. On being asked by friends in regard to her luture prespect, she would answer, "All is well ; all is well ; I know In whom I have trusted ; I am not afraid to die. As to my afflictions," said he, "1 must not murmur; for Qod is good ; He does all things for the best; I am resigned to His will. But my dear littlo chit- ; dren 1 how can I part with them? how can I give J them up? t desire to live for their sakes, and for theirs alone; but I cannot, and I com nit them and my companion to my Ue&venly Father and the prayets of a mother's love." Thus she gently fell asleep in Jesus ; thus she closed her eyes en all upon earth, to open them amid tha congregation of angels, the rejoiciog of saints, and tbe home of the blest. Drar Mother, thou art gone ; Thy vacant chair left ; Tby children for thee mourn ; Ihy companion is bereft. Our sister is gone, and we are left to mourar but notes those having no hope. AVa feet that a good and loved e&c bit fill t a, ail ara constrained to

say, "O let me die the death of the righteous, and let my last end be like hers." In her memory we are reminded of the humble Christian, the loving mother, the affectionate companion, the kind friend. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church, having joined it some fifteen years ago at Mt. Carmel, Ind., and was ever after devotedly attached te the eh arch of her choice. Being naturally reserved and of an unassuming disposition, homo and its surroundings and the happiness and eomfort ef her family were her chief enjoyment. Tier funeral was preached by Rev. James Gilchrist, her former pastor, and under whose ministry she joined the eh arch. She had endeared herself to many in hei new, heme, as was evinced hy the large concourse of friends and neighbors who attended her funeral. Elixa, thou art goae to rest; Thire is an early tomb; But Jesus summoned you away ; Thy Savior called tbee home. Good night ! we will see yea in the morning. . T. Davesfobt. Tborntown, Ind., June 18, 1870.

Good-By, Saengerfest. The Germms closed the grand Saengerfest at Short's Grove Sunday. Fortunate in their procession, fortunate io their concerts, fortunate in the good will and co operation of our people, and fortunate to the la9t in three of the best speech makers for such an occasion that could be procured and they of our own city there is no reason why they ehould not all feel amply satisfied with the whole performance. Dm. Lilienthal and Wise, and Judge Stallo were the orators at the prove. Dr. Lilienthal, as President of tha fesiiVii!, "did" the polite in handsoaie style. Anions other nice things lie said: Gentlemen, no jealousy marred the harmony that prevailed from the beginning. If there was any rivalry between Germans and Americans, it was only the zenl and ardor that inspired all with the uestion: Who can do the most for the success oT the festival? Every Chairman, assisted by his officers and committee, vied to outdo the others, and to their labor, their energy, their faithfulness, we owe the tuccess of our festival. Our citizens thank them, each and all, for the good they have done our city,. They glory in the fact that we have so many noble, public-spirited and disinterested men in our midtt. They are an honor to our community, and find the reward they have labored for in the success of the Festival closing this day." Dr. Wise closed a pretty speech in tbe following eloquent passage: "My country is but a province of the great Germanic Empire, which although still, disunited, we hope aud kn-.xT.will be united finally into one great Germin E;U pire. Cheers. Therefore, on the pinions of the wind I send this kiss to the land, the dear land of my birth. I feel a reverence for the land of my birth, but young, energetic, free and great is the laud of my adoption, Rod 1 love it with its gre.it strides onward, its towering mountains, brotJ, swift streams, and its thundering cataracts, the land in which Roger Williams and Abraham Lincoln are buried, and greater to my mind than the nations made illustrious by the history of three thousand years. But it is a land and no more than a land; it is a country and no more than a country, and every country is no more th:in a province iu the great latherhind of humanity." Cincinnati Tines. All over the District Dj nocratic pipers are copying 1tli gusto little tuejti thrusts at Judge Wilson which ow their authorship lo the editor of the Richmond Radical. Ike Julian is doing his best lo a!i cnat? the colored vote from our nominee' for' Congress. A great deal has been said about a subsidized press, and we propose to make the people acquainte i with some facts that have come to our knowl. edge iu regard to this cry of a subsidized press, at the proper time. We will only now remark that Ike Julian not only holds tho fat position of postmaster of Richmond, but is also among the favored few who publish the United States laws in Indiana.. Ru-hville Republican. It is a little strange that the Democrats should want to start a reform increment in Fayette county where the county expenses are only one filth as great as they are in Frannklin county. Reform is need ed much worse down there, aud Democrats can Reform much easier as they have it all their own way. Coo nersville Times. Not at all strange when you understand ft. It is economical management and low taxes that the Democracy are in favor of "reforming"' and they do reform them with an emphasis when they get control, as a comparison of Democratic management with Republican will prove. They don't believe in cheap government not any, and they make prompt and decided change? in litis rcspeet whenever ami wherever they get the power. Greenfield Commercial. JIcMullen and Rrumblay have fixed up their little 'onpleasantness, by agreeing lo let the delegates from Dearborn county, to the Judicial Convention, assemble next Saturday and decide between them which shall be the candidate. Tbey sre to assemble in lanrenceburg. fcktme heavy button-holing going on this week. Lawrenceburg I'ress. Executor's Notice. VTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned i has been appointed Executnr of the last will of Jnutes A. Adams, late ef Franklin County, deceased. Sid Estate is supposed to be solvent. THOMAS B. Al.M, junt0-3w. Kaecutcr. IQUAL 10 ANY M ACII INK IN USE, and suJ perior to any tht is otfere I for less than eighty five dollars. They do all kinds of work Hetu, Fell, Tuck, Bind and Cr 1, and will sew on leather cr thoe soles, or the finest fibris that Is used. Thry have a good warrant for three years, and have a feeding device that never wears out or puckers the good?. They are sold for Forty five Dollars by J- PARVIS, junltl-3m Agent at Brookville. A SPIiEKTDID OPENINGLOR any one that wishes to engage in the merX; cantile business. Tbe undersigned will sell their eutiie and well selected stock of Onod, consisting of Pry Uoods, Urooeries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, He ty M Je Clothing. Piati, fitioine, See., on the most favorable terras. For particulars, enquire of J. A. Crookshank, at tits store. There is also a No. 1 Tailor working Id the room. CKOOKSUANK Jfc MASTERS. Fairfield, June 10, I8?l-tf. JOHN H. FISSE & CO., Lie ens nod Auctioneers, OLDENBURG, INDIANA, tTTOULD respectfully inform the publio that ' V they have taken out license to do a general auctioneering business, and will be pleased to Aoeommodfcte alt wha may need thi eervia. y 1 3 -3m.

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ifooflswd'a Greek Hoofland's German Bitters, A Bitter t vcithotit Alcohol or Spirits of any kind. Is different from all others. It is composed of tbe pure juices of vital PRiMcrr-LB or Roots, Hehbs, and UaHKS (or as medicinally termed, extracts), the worthless or inert portions of the' ingredients not being used. Therefore, ia one bottle of this Bitters there is oontained as much medical virtue as will be found in several gallons of ordinary mixtures. The Roots, Jc, used in this Bitters are grown in Germany, their vital principles extracted in tb.it country by a scientific Chemist and forwarded to the manufactory in this eity, where tbey are compounded and bottled. Containing no spirituous iagrodients, this Bitters is free from the objections urged against all ethers;' dc desire for stimulants van be induced from their use; they cannot make drunkards, and cannot, under any circumstances, hare any but a bcnc5.ial result. Hoofiand'a German Tonic Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme bitters, and ia intended for use in cases wi?eB some alcoholic stimulant is required in connection with the Tonic propeitiee of the Bitters. Each bottle of tbe Tonic contains one bottle of the Bitters, combined with pare Santi Ckiz Rue, aud flavored in such a manner thit tbe extreme bitterness of the Bitters is overcome, forming a preparation highly agreeable aud pleasant to the palate, and containing the medicinal virtues of tho Bitters. The prioe of the Tonio is $1.50 per bottle, which many persons think too high. They must take into consideration that the stimulant used is guaranteed fo bft of a pure qualify'.' A poor article eoald be furnished at a cheaper prioe, but is it not better to pay a little more and have a good article? A medicinal preparation sbonld Contain nouo but tho best ingredients, and they who expect to obtain a cbe-ap compound will most certaialy be cheated. Tbey are the Greatest Enowa Remedies For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS I) K Ul Li I T V , JAUNDICE, DISEASE OFTUE KIDNEYS, ERUPTIONS OF Tli H SKIN, and all disciues ariii!tg from a disordered Liver, Stomach, or IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. Read ibe following symptoms: Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the lle.id, Aridity of tbe Stomach, Nau.Ca, lle.irl-bttrn, Disgast lor Foe'tf, Falnss or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Fructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Switnuitng of the Head, Hurried or Difficult i Breathing, Muttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Stiisaiiona wheu in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, tlfrts or Webs before the Sight, L!l Pain in the Ilea. I,- Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skiu and Eyas, Pn ia tho fcrJe, Bacli, Chest, Limbs, Ao. Sa itfe'ff fluthes of Heat, Burning in the F.esh, Constant Imaginings if Evil, aud Great Depression of Spirits. All these indicate Disease of the Liver or Digestive Orgns couibinod with impure blood. Tho uso of the Bitters or Tonio will soon cause the above symptoms to disappear, and tbe patient will tvjeviag well and healthy. DIl HOOFL.VN'D'S GREEK OIL, LijhtniHj Cure jor All Kinh of Fains on I Aches. Arrt.rF.n EintfcxM.Lv. It will cure all kinds of Pains and Aches, such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, CLilblains, Sprains, Bruises, Frost Bites, Headaches, Pains in the Back and L.ofa.f Pains in the Joiuts or Limbs, Stings of Insects, Ringworms, etc. Tak-rs Ixtbrxallt. It will cure Kidney l omplamts, Back icbes, Swk llcii.Uche, Colic, j Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Jbolera Infantum, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Pains in tho Stomach, Fever j and Ague, Coughs, Colds, Asthmi, etc. I DK. II09FI.XD'4 POIWilYLMN, OR SUBSTITUTE FJR MERCURY PILL. TWO PILLS A DJ33. The mist p noerfnf, yet im tcenf, Vegetable C'ttUartic k.'t'jtcn. It is n it necessary t-j tiko a h indful of these Pills to produce the desired effect; two of them aci quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver, Stomach, and Bowels of all impurities. The priuoipal ingredient is Potophyllia, or the Alcoholic Extract of M.tnlrake, which is by miny Utoes more Powerful, Acting ai l Searching, than the Mandrake itself. Its peculiar action is upon tbe Liver, cleaning it speedily from nil obstructions, with all the power of Mercury, yet free from the injurious results attached to the use of that mineral. For all diseases, in which the u'a o f a eaUf trtio is indicate 1, these Pills will give entire satisfaction in every case. Tbey never fail. In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and extreme Costiveness, Dr. llooll.inJ's Ucruiaa Bitters or Tonic should be used in cinueotiuu with the fills. The tonic effect of toe Hiticis or Tunic builds up the svsteai. Tho Bitter or Tonio purifies tbe Blood, strengthens the nerves, regulates the Liver, and gives strength, cuergy and vigor. Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, and tone up the system with Bitters or Tonic, and sodUe.tse can retain its hold, or ever assail yeu These medicines are sold by all Druggists and dealers in mediciues everywhere. Recollect that it is Da. HojKusD'a Grrmaic Remediks, that are so universally used and highly recommended; anJ do not allow the Diugjist to induce you to take anything elie that he tuny say is j nit as good, because he makes a larger profit on it. These Remedies will be sent by Ex press to any locality, upon application to the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at the GEKMAH MEDI CINE STORE, 6JI ARCH STREET, PUILADELPUIA. CeiAS. 51. EFANS, Pf aprletor. Formerly C. 21. JACKSON & CO. These Remedies are for Salo by Druggists, Storekeepers, and Mejijiae Dealers, everywhere tbrougbaat the United StUea, CauiiaJ, SjuiIi America, and the West In Jneir,l3iO-V-x-

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AND PRE-EMPTION. I HAVE compiled a full, eoncise and complete statement, plainly printed, fur tbe information of persons Intending to take u m Homestead or Pre-Kaptfon In this foftion ef tira Wojt, embracing Iowa, Dakota and Nebraska and other sections. It explains how to proceed te secure ISO acres ;f Rich Finning Land for Nothing", ix months before yea leave your home, in the most healthful oliraate. Ia short it contains just each instruction as are needed by those intending to make a Hour and Fortune in the Free Larad of the West. I will send one of these printed Guides to any person sending me 25 cents. The information alone which it gives is worth fito anybody. Men who came bore two and three years ago, and took a fjrnJ, are to-day iodepen- j dent. To Totso Mix. j This country it being crossed with numerous! Railroads from every direction to Sioux City, ! Iowa. Six Railroads will be made to thia city j witbin one vear. One is already in operation connecting as with Cbieago and the U. f. Railroad, and two more will be completed before spring, connecting us with Dubuque and McGregor, direct. Three more will bs oineoJ within a year,-connecting us direct with t. Paul, Mian., Yankton, Dakota, and Colatnbus, Nebraska, on the U. P. Kailroad. The Missouri River gives us the Mountain fade. Thus it will be seen that no section of country offers such unprecedented advantage for business', speculation and making a fortune. For the Country ia being wotvlated, and towns and cities are being built, and fortunes made almost beyond belief. Ktery laasj Who takes a homestead now will have a railroad market at his own door. And any enterprising young man with a small ejpital can Oitibliah himself in a permanent and pay tog business, if he selerts the right location and right branch of irnue. Eighteen years residence in the western ecuntry, and a large portion of the time employed as a Mercantile Agent in thi-t country , has n.ade mfamiliar with all the branches of business and the best location in this country. For one dollar remitted to die 1 will give truth la I and definite answers to alt questions on this sul ject desired by such persons. Tell them tbe best place ta locate, and what business is overcrowded and what blanch ia negloote 1. Altross. DAMfil. ?COTT, S. C. Cc m. ef KuigrStinn, may 27-fy. Bji 185, Sioux City, Is a. ROBERT H. POWER, A. 1 1 o r n n v a t Ln lillOOKYILLE, INDIA XA r$-0:1iee with . S.- IIrrell, Esq., in T. 1 ffm'i M'lil ling, opposite the Conrt House. tnlylJ-ly . liUi). HtUli If Alll til I A T THE HARRISON WOOLEN FACTORY. Custom Spinning & Roll Carding done on short notice ai.l on reasonable tcinis, and all wori WARRANTED. We fcav on band nt all ti.nai a targe rtf.OrJmer. f CASS I MERES,- 10 -i rLAKNELS, .J EANr5,- I'LAID " TWKKDS, i'LA IN ALL WOOL RLaSKETS, LINSEl'S, t ARNS IN ALL COLORS, Highest Market lr:cespaid in Cs1r for Wool or exchange fur goods. Wo ktep constantly on hand n superior No. 1 Cotton ltttiu. Call and examine our stock fur yoorselr es. WM.IMV130S JtSONS. Harrison, C, May ?, 170 3tu. COIMFECTIOPJERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON. CHRISTIAN KOtBEit, TUVNKFUL FOR p4t favors, again a:inrrj.io-f th tt he has mtde large ad litioti.i to his est Ablishmjnt, and is prepared better than ever l acoiumodato customers with tbe very best a-tijlo of lRTCUI BRRAD. Cakes of all Kinds, fMes, &c lie will furni.S Ck. in I Crs'ter. of all kinds , at w'bolestle or retail, on reno l a'lln tertm. Also, a goo t s i;ply f Le u-ias and Ortags oi hand . C Q H t Z Q X I O H C E Y - 11 i 4 assortment of Confectioneries is complete e'tiliraciiig Candies of the best quality, Nuts Fruits, Jto., Ac. ItivingfTttslutar.tfirtVtjpirn,hs will be prepared, d irin the w ir n se on, 1 1 fu r-i i h Ice Cream, Lenona le, to thjso ii inir favor biiu with a call. may 2')-5tn. fost Office If cto3 fieprf 'I'1 11 K pu'dic will take notice that the tnierij,nA o 1 is prepared on short nolicetofuroijn ALL THE LEAIUXG NKWSi'AI tKS OF TILL 1 AY such as Ledger, Weeklies, Saturday ??iil. t, Western World, Day's Doings, Clip! ft, VI il ke' Spirf t. Scientific American, lliti V rllj , Bnxar, and all the Litrry and Pcieot'.tc lJt nov. published. Alrt'he Harper's. Atlantic, tJodiy's, l'rsi.k Lcslic'tdu fact , a II M s ga xiin-F -1 rule. Il bn fans on lim e! aru H t J arasfortin e n t of Stationery, Knvfioik, 1'im, lKh Tkscils, he, to!-bet wit I sl'tlr Inle

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from H to 25 ce 11 1 ear h . Jul! Ifi-tf. .T AMVF B.TYSKfS. AT HUMBUG! IjKO'M t5ti.til.ire t rlTcr y Jargc slucX aod grea assortment of from HI to Ij ptr cent, cheaper lhnn ry other est il: i a a ' it. f lit r'lriitrro isnn.irltr all uiy own iiiaoufacturiti at- I Wrll warraut the people for every ptfua t!i.-y bay. I diti't keep aoy second hrnd Furniiur, and my Table and Safes don't all to pieces on tbe road before tbe peo le get them home. Pr implly attended to. Everybi.lv knows that I

make tho best and neatest Rosewood and Walnut j V'C, renovlle Wiiteow Biiud., file and ftM I ft Cttffiiis, and now 1 have a new p tteiit which looks t.fall Rinds, and repnir Lamps, I'lr-el , W nlrl f r better than all the iiuolillio. It ce.uente I inside I Jeneltj, benii.g Machi-iies, Kniltltg . aland outside, and his a large glass tiu top. ijtie I ihiue-s, Ac. kind is madu nartioularly for ladies, lttlsoke' Uc is l.o Agent for tne I-iinb Kiittiajf on hand the metallic oasts, all situs. When you j Mathim li. elt-srnufhii.eiii tl.e vtlld fir kirt:eend your or.lors, don't forgot to let me ki ow ii ''frag, tl V nitt o er tet.t ditieiciit aiticlvrnf ynn want law old or ue patent for lauieg or apparel. T'ieie mai-nu.es can le Mtr at gertietuon. The price will b Trom 1 1 to I i cr j shop on tho r'Uld W It i?e 1.01. ei ' n Leu 1 a o. homat. cbeaucr than the cheapest in the market.' c.-vitd for bntii trs.

My ertabtisbment is 11 trtn on .Main lwrjess street, : between Itnlroai a -id Mill at. ciirse t tbe i&. X1VA.NK. Dpot. Feb 1 1 o'J.OOO Lbs. Wool Wanted: A.t NXixorville, End. 1 Iwill,iy t ie IIIU11EST MARKET PRICE IN CASH FOR WOOL, or I will excha ngc lor i Wool, le ns, Satlinets, Cassin.crrs, Flannels, j Blaakefs, Dry (ioods of all kinis, Uoots ad Shnes, and all kinds of Stoaking Yarns at Kactore i,r.p. or I erilF ffte vfluf v ,,,.1 ...pdrf u,r spun or manufactuied as you rcsi're. M'y good's I are from the Ha nilton Factory. I I also have a Tailor shop in connection with j my store, and will furnish Cassimeres, Clolhs, &o'.,and mke up suits to ori-r. Call anil ee. SAMCCL CO I. t ra, ! but 7. M"i xerville, In d . j ACtornejs a-ii Cymallors at Las HlVIXVim, fDIM.. 'VtOSce'! i u :f 4-i i u.-y tl i Isr m "era" bvAlain.

GREAT REDUCTiOI- IN PRICES . AT THE nr.l)

T H. H. SCHHIOHTK ao ha de-ided f V T m it n i R noik . i 1! a a. wnuidinfurm bfs tt'tr ftds, tfse public generally, ttet the old shop Is ifte pla'e f get nil ki,t4 0( y,aru Work , such a a MONUMENTS' TOMBSTONES Of the beat Italian aat American Marble, tiranttsr or Precfitor-e. Plait or Faary WCiiir su'-h as D. es , l.o.l. Ka I w - . - . - - - p. ma n Figures, Set,- to ;it every ot taste. Work executed in as good -t ! w-an dou-lu the State. Li na est one work ,f , kinds, sucke DoirSteps, Ci-T.-rn Tops. Coj ing aroui d Craietery Lots, Corners, Blocks, Ac, whii h will done from 15 to 2t) per cent. rlieHj.tr than apy orbs? shop, as we baveo-irvwa jnrry , which if as good", if not rtter. rha s-fty in ll:r State which ran b seen by tn&it.f at it. and at those which bave stood the t for sev ere lycrri-. 1 ernn w.int. t.inlftnnf- froRi nnv mLiiaiiiti, I Wil 1 fef f nvni bil asrkealtMit rail It nt . . r oei else, tf h Liit:e!-?nne frf-m six trty inches thitk,and anysizc a persiT vnfd Mitt, Work in our line of huiines tumii-trd pt'0 j ! ly. Thar !fu'fr the patro?aee we hs received f.-T thepasl fourteen years we woafd rcqw? fotit ntVance f the Ftt!. '"Qui! ile anat snial I ProSfs"' if rer motto. we not etn,I,ij fiostnf acertfwhnlbe trpcTle btve to luntnrt. I bn sell our own work our?es . n.prnRicRTic. OGIV'S WtSWKG Mtm.u !.ATLY AilTH I.Vl'l.OVH AM' 1 tl K M If liuivmal Ckht s Wri. M r Impiovid vith "iti;'i Vutttit i,)lnliecls, Mid llit lnitiit ? tp,iie i i tibtionul lj It. i f u it ii.r to any a p status li t w a I--ii.g I' 1 1 es ei r n.ti.td, mo Will ii tletf' curt I wit e a j ear, l.j pticj; Ul i si u ! tl t. 'll.utt U L;ii t.votl.ji gii titl.iitl as fol It i : ' U r Hie tr ft r f 1 U f b rtl; rot.ld t.t b J rfsum'rd to dui:huuiit,aiidwilhihid I L ty H c . L. Srvi I, l'-i.-,v Jl.K.tLil'li. It i v. tiftfc itt dilinr ct k ib si't fen.ily ." N. Y. I iibi.1 e. 1 ti tlir Iuli c t r ol n'.j ) i there is a erpelual tbimk-ii ii g tm .MkmIiji for tLe iLintion." liiv. '1 1 tuui re I... t'vir. Every ttV tia s -it n ii rrtgrlldt;iei the ftcton? oi the inwintt el tL, UlIlCIJ " -.. Y.Ultervei. "I Lei.i'tly dii.irtfj if to ct'on n.ij-fs ef tia.e ( money sftd con tt i. tui ftt." H . J'r. Lellte. l-riend Don inti last in pro mt lit ot J6S" Wasliij.g Slatliiiie is a con.j .tc wvirr. I sure t ou Vur Mxchii attti n i J ' Itt , is I ihouirot more Ot lo-uay tl an titt,m d wenld It Cbe i.i led w JtL BEdei any ein-uii stanctt. l.nlo KoMi..on. "Yi'iii Wasfiing M ncl ire Las brrn in daily nse' incur luni.dry, aid the hinsekcr tr eptree hir.-ill as bigbl; pleased with it. It e-eitaialy acit inplitl es U fcimtrr aiuonat of vuik, withless labor, anil does nut wear the clothes ro muchr us the old la:.i-tivd wash-board. By uring it,one lirunctress is di.--pensed w it h." -I W m. M.. Hound, Mveriiireao-tt of Iiifat Depaitaieut ef St. Catharine's Nnr.-ery, S Tt . t'fty. "1 have had one of the Universal Wringers' f if ' my house, and it has been need every week fcF over live y earf, end is now as good new. I have also bad a Doty Y a.-her for some three years notch we ue every week, end could not easily' get along without. It is as '!! m ever, ti will last years yet " .K. D. Van Slyvk, KsQjf Uditor of Dem. Uepul'lioan, Hamilton, N. Y Uhe S. t. Weekly Tribune, el' Dec. li, li&if in answer to a eorrer ondent , says. Of U n-uerSf there is none to be compared witb Unty't." PRICKS A fair wircr. If the Men liai.t in- ytrt t pfeti will f.ot furnish or er?lt far the .V) civfe, seud ts tbe letuil price atlur M, Kxtrd . rii-fi jf", m.d nc will forward tiiber r both ua't-biue, free ot freight, ttr I lares where r.o oue is rrilrng; and lirmtt rrr ve ihfj ntli be liScd, that weagree tu refund th-e tii' iifj ii tut one i.-iies iu return iue maei.incr lice ol Ireiiit, alter a u-ofllu j t.ial according to directions. No Uunt.ai.d. f itl.T or troth er jliould permitthe d.'rid8ry t'f waVfcfng VCifh l6e tilllci, Hffytwo dajs in tbe year, when itoan l.u '.one- better more expeditiou;l , with la.j labor, an d nv iajury to lUe garments, by .t l rty Cloines Wher end n Universal U tinker. Sold by lien lira gi-nern lly, Ij whom liberal df K. C. D'JWJ(Sl?, '-eft. Ateet. pi:2 6ui. :a Vefllanot f't.,.t vik VISION ROfcSE, C.I iDrM'c CU, InUluiia, E V l N L' , V u U 4" tl I Y. T O R '18Boot and SHOO LtO.N Xlii I. ti. lo until u t et u 1 e i w utiU Min : of ati kinds proa, ptly lo uioer, at his .estat ; lish men t i u iirwkniic. 1k on hand a t nef J it-sortmeii I o f 1 L A V 1 A N I) 31 1 S E$ ' S? H 0 V 8 , ! LUO'lSOf KVKKY Xl'l, i and gtjirantees sod ltt in ovrry ri. Ft a tee' : M ending douc oil rh rt lUrn t Callaiid ict Lie" i ariort men t asd le awt Si!-piice. avJ-tf IQNATIl S KOLUL1 "It. T l! K uudersiynrd nt his shop in tke iiiA-e 1 Pon ulfu-e Building, on tLe Old I t er tier," in Brook vil le, is prepared tore air A e Cordeo rs, C'tubiellas, Parasols', Door Lut K , iff and w:i, alt-o ebnruen Sbeari, cit-sort, Ktive 1 re.-peetl'ully pQblc. Feb. 11 Pm. il?eit r- Tltn ((it of a literal' A I R F 1 K L D M 1 L 1 5 BROWN & BEST, ILL jiiriilrt-t;i,Hrt,!ioh.ttKi. iiigrir dif t W Fuotlil ai M-LA-b.. Ibe Oighesl wfit( piice paid in ca.-h for Tcjt. This Flour is lor sale in Iiiokville at tkt store nt David Slatr-'btei aad ohvt Kuekaiefia , v j a? t the Dpt Will tlso for i;v 1, HI f BER OF A'CL KIN I V i r a t 8 . 1 v A M X 'V A V- V t I l? 1 C . I t A 11 1 I K ( , C 3-1 J O. I irv ftir sit ! a lai c aL.t.t fat ln irii U. wn iroj;r ; y 1 1: jj ; tUi ffaMi, l.tsi .

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