Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 26, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 July 1870 — Page 3

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TIME TABLE -W. W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookville. Chtcece Kseeess . .......w . -.... ......S:?o a. xa Chiraeo Mail ...................... 8:31 r. at. Day Frei ht ............. .. ......VizS fr. v. CPffARD TRAINS. ....... 9 . M ....... .9:21 A. U 1:44 r. , Chto MH .v.. Common Plea Court. "T he Jnly tewi of the Franklin Coun'v Cnnrt of Comtiin P'ea will coTi?n'nce on Monday next Judge KihKev presiding. F mrth District Aitessorsh'p. Presid- nt ftnnl hae nominated Maj. John C Burton, of Brookville, Assessor of Internal Revenue for the Fourth Indiana District. A most excellent npiinnen. Expected. It is expected that Hon. Jon A. Matron, Judze Geo. Holland, Hon. J. H. Farqnhar and Other prominent old eenlera, together with Jese R. Grant and wife, the father and mother of President Grant, will be present at the Pioneer Pic Nic on Mondav net. Quarterly Meeting. The third Quarterly Meeting of the present Conference year will he held at the Methodist E. Chnrch of this place on Saturday and Sunday nest, at the usual hours. Law and Order. We would suggest to the Committee of Arrangements the propriety of hiving an efficient police force on the grounds on the Fourth, for the purpose of enforcing order. Religions Notices. lie. I. R Grandy (Universalis) will preach in the Court Hvise in Brookville on Sunday nest, July 3d, at 10 o'clock in the mor;.ing and also at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Her. S. It. Wilson, of C junersvi'Ie , will preach at Andersonville next Sunday. Eminently Propsr. No intoxiciiti;i liq-iw will be permitted to ha sold on the 1'iC Nic Grounds, or near them, on the Fourth. Miami University Commencement j T ikes place on Wednesday an 1 Thursday of, this week at Oxford, lion. O. J. lodds, of j Cincinnati, addresses the Alumni on Wednesday afternoon, and Dr. Tuttle, of WaSush College, orates before the Literary Societies in the evening. On Tbtirsd ty the regular C :iasiicerueul exercises tak place. Prepatatioas. The Committee ol Arran' nents, !nd all who will aid the n, will in et on the Pic Nia frooiitld lavmarrnji lifti lc -i fi a. ..v. t n I I 1 - ' V ' ......... ... ... . v. tlock, for the pnrp-ise of fitting up the sa:ie. Gone West. Theodore Kcitd nn t fa-n-.ly started West on Monday last. They go to lied Oak Junction, Jowa, where Mr U. expects to again pursue the crocery business, having taken his stock of pood wiih him. Remember That no free public dinner will b furnished en the 4th to tlie Pioneers or others, but it is expected that the well-filled baskets of the citilens of our Ya!!y will yield their contents liberally to our visiting g-iet. Let us spe that none go away with the wants of the inner man unsupplied. Change cf Name. The nnme of Harrison Jjnction, on the I., C. 4 L Railroad, will hertafier be known as Valley Junction, and the name of the post office has been changed accordingly. Financial. . The Committee on Finance call on our cititens to contribute liberally toward defraying tlie necessary expenses attending I be Celebration of our National Anniversary. It would be manifestly unjust to allow a lew individuals to sustain all the burden. Pay cf U. S. Jurors. j The House of Representatives has passed a ; bill providing that hereafter Grand and Petit! Jurors of the Circuit and District Courts ofj the United States shail be paid three dollars Iter day of actual attendance at Court, and that no persons shall serve as jurors in the said Courts more than once in two years. Suspend Business. We are glad to learn that all or nearly all of our merchants and other business men have rleded themselves to close their stores and offices on the Fourth. Hot Weather. The intensely hot weather of the past week si had a very depressing effect. With the mercury ranging in the neighborhood of one hundred decrees in the shade, most of the lime, it could not be expected that the effect would he otherwige. To be sure, we have had heavy tsins, but they have cooled the atmosphere for a short time only. The weather is considered remarkable for the month of June. Connersvillians Coming. It is expected that a large delegation from Contirrsville WH be h us on the Fourth, acetnrnied by the Silver Cornel Band and the Zouares. Proper Usa of Money. The use to which money is put has an important bearing upon the prosperity of the nation. lhe nukn who borrows capital to buy an nd has the ax after he has parted with the tooney, is in a far more prosperous condition Jhn he who borrows and uses the atoney to bojwhi.ky which he soon drinks and has noihlnR but a headache left. An so with the accuaiulated capital of the community; if loaned or purely speculative purposes, chimerical themes, or for raising to a fictitious value ids, stocks, and produce, or other properly, ll wealth of that community is quite differtnlj 6ected from what it would be had the "y been used to develop material resourc.hy employing labor for legitimate and natfal ends. Billiard", u SaPas Court of Indiaoa has dscld.d that t VBM u whieh th' w eon,M from th lotv.' ku,ir(l. th rowers are subject to

Terrib'y Deatractlre Storm. A terribly destructive storm visited Brookville and vicinity last Sunday afternoon, which exceeded anything of the kind that has been witnessed here during many years. Immense numbers of trees were blown down, the growing grain everywhere prostrated, and much fruit destroyed. West of Drookville as far as Sfetamora, and three or four milea Northwest, North, Northeast and East, the same story is to!J of tfte vast destruction of forest trees,

j fruit trees, ornamental trees and shrubbery, very great damage to the growing wheat, corn, oats, Ac, and heavy loss of all kinds of frui knocked off the tieea. Were we to particularise, our columns might almost be filled wi'h descriptions of the terrific scenes that occurred. Being an eye-witness to the damage done the property ho'ders in our town, we can ol course have some idesr of the extent of th destruction elsewhere in the nigbborhood. though we understand the wind and bail were severest Northeast of Brnnkviile, principally in the neighborhood of the East Fork. Wm. MrClure cou-nted twenty-Sve large trees that were blown down in the narrow strip of wood on the face of the bluff adjoining his resi dence, and n the bills) the devastation in the woods warn proportionally greater The wheat is so prostrated and tangled that it will be im possible to save a great portion of it. The ccrn was also flat on the ground, and much of it severely riddled. Vast quantities of fruit were knocked off the trees. The destruction extended as far as Templeton Creek, and West through II. II. Ilpniy'a, Fcekiel Bright's, and as far west as Banes' woods opposite Met amor. Further rrorth there was a heavy general rain, but not much wind and hail. The S'orm clouds appeared to come from two directions Northwest and Northeast meeting each other a short distance above Brookville, and causing a hurricane large trees in many instances being twisted off and thrown in every direction. The damage to trees in Brookville was principally among the locust variety, roost of which in the northern half of town w-re divested of many of their largest branches, literally ob structing the streets with brush. Some valua ble fruit trees were alsr seriously damaged. On Henry Speers' place a b'tge oak of a hun dred enrs was upro-ned, the body of a large locust tree split into halves, a valuable sumach uprooted, and wild plum which stood the center of a narrow circle of trees was twisted off, (curious freak,) the others in the circle being only aiiglitly damaged. On tire Fair Grounds the Treasurer's -hed was turned oer flat on thtj ro: I, and a portion of the fence and one tf the a in phi: heaters prostrated. Wind't'V glass vs;s broken in many residences. The temporary roof on Towusend West's new building was blown u. I he corn, potatoes, and other garden stn'F were Mown almost flat, ! and miie'i fruit was destroyed. The loss to the f:nneis in timber, wheat, corn, f:uit, etc , within an nrc of live titties above Brnokvillt must be almost incalculable. After the Stcrm. Prof. Cowry took a true picture of our main j street covered with rubbish by the storm ofj Sum'jir- wliirh r,if:tirk 14 now nn pk!.ihitinn nl ! bis Gallery. Henry Selm. e would urge our friends to patronise Mr. Henry Seltn, the tniJor shop in the former Post Otlice building. He is a good woikman, though a confirmed criptde, and very much needs help. Patronize him, and be will be verv thankful to v Death to the Colorado Bug, A correspondent of Coleman's liural World say thai Patis green is snre diath to the Cvdorado potato bug also to the one who uses it, if he be t ot fateful. He Bses it mixed with five times iis weight of 3our, though he thinks it would do just as well in the proportion of one pound of Paris green to tert pounds ot fl.uir. lie applies by shaking over the plant a tin can punciiei with little boles in the bottom. It can beappltei as fast as a man can walk. Obitaary. Died in Brookville, "Sunday morning, June 19. h, Islit, Kiixibeth Alone Folmsbce, daughter of Andrew and Lucretia Folinsbee, in the I lib year of her hge. The deceased was a lovely little girl, the joy of the parental household. She was a member of the Sabbath School of the M. H Church, where she was a favorite, greatly beloved by ber teacher and classmates. She was buried at Cedar Grove, after a sermon by the Iter. T. H. Lynch. Her last moments gave evidence that she loved the Savior, who, calling little children to Uim, has said, "of such is the kingdom of hraven." Condition and Prospects of the Crops. The monthly report of the Commissioner of Agriculture (hows that tho average winter wheat erop is nearly five per cent, behind last yair, and the spring sowing has been increased. The avetsge of oats has been increased. Grasses, generally, are flourishimg. Fruits promise aa abun daac. The eottoa average has materially increased in every Slate, and the crop generally is growing well. . ' The Last Joke. Tho latest joke sprung on saloon keepers (ijs the Dubuque Herald) entitles the inventor to a patent right. Two men enter a saloon one is dry, the other wet, or at least not thirsty. One says, "Bill, what will you take!" Bill tajs, "I ain't dry and don't care about anjlhiog." The dry customer then advances to the bar, lays down a tea cent sUioplaster, fills the tumbler fall, drinks half of it, gives the rest to his partner, who by that time has become very thirsty, and smacking bis lips, drains the glass, and both walk away having procured two. horns of whisky for ten cents. Whitcomb Items. H. S. Jaqucs, while picking cherries, fell and iislocatel his wrist and broke one bone of the arm below the elbow. He is doing well ander the care of ifurgcon D. B. Linegar. h. W. Burris, pastor of the M. E. Church at this place, is lying dangerously ill at his residence ia Fairfield. H is disease is dropsy. He has been unable for some time to fill his appointments. R. E. O'Byrne takes his place for the time being. Harvest is apoa us, and the wheat will all be in the ihock by the 4th of July, no preventinj providence. - Brnmblay Nominated for Circuit Prosecutor. At tha Coaventioa held at lawrenoeborgh, last Saturday, the nomination for Cireuit Prosecutor was decided by tha following ballot: Bruuiblay, 33; Moiluilen, 27. Mr BrumaUy ws therefore declared the nominee, and we place his nana in the proper place en the ticket. Aurora Advocate.

A Pafidise on the Prairie. If one w. nti to see what a paradise can be made th.so prairies, oae should visit the residence and giOands of lion. C. F. ClarVsoU , in wo. tern Gruu J. Nothing ia this region of Iowa , s tar as we have seen, can equal the beauty, the luxariane and variety of these grounds. The motl attractive feature are the Evergreens, of waieh Mr. Clarkson has a perfect forest around bis h use. On the west and northwest a quadrapie row of evergreens form a perfect barricade against the cold winis in that quarter. Indeed the evergreens, with the groves of other varieties of torest trees which enwall the mansion on all sides, make so perfect a protection that he inmates scarcely know whea the most scathing net 'welters are blowing. Ia the shelter of this artificial forest Mr. Clarkson hai his orchard aid garden, containing about every variety nf fruit tree and bush and vine and shrubbery and flower that can be made tu grow in this climate. And un lerneath all a luxuiiaat green carpet of velvety Kentucky grass. Mr. Clarkson caat to Grundy some thirteen or

fourteen years ago, and pitched his tent literally i for I he first season he and his family lived in a j van , nj leni upon inv nnKvq prairie ire iiv de.late, then, vi the waring rise of land, now c vered wuh verdant gretn, digniGed by imposing nuiiding and ornamented by tree and shrua and Bower. The results achieved show what time and care and perseverance can accomplish. They Stio kuw comparatively eaey it is to make an earthly paradise upon the prairies of Grundy. vt hen Mr. Clarxsoa came here he labored under foui -told the disadvantages that thine who Mae ow. The lumber for his immense barn was hauled by tenuis fr-im Dubuque, tiis nearest market and shipping p.'iut wa l..r years Waterloo, over forty uiilea, i'rogres was necessarily clow, and it required more patiuuod and a longer waiting fr lesults than cow. Let those woo are inclined to grumble at the hardships and drawbacks f a new country, possess their souls in calinuess and psi en:ly await the salvation which industry and catelul management will assuredly and speedily bring. We have been for a leng time urging Mr. Clarkson to write out tor the Atlas a ekeleh of his method o I tree culture, ia wuica he has bean so successful. He says it is the easiest thing in the world to raise trees of all kinds and have them tr-rifty; but others, we imagine, du not find it nearly so easy a he dies, it is very easy to do anything when one knows how ; but many who have met with discouraging failures in raising evergreens have concluded ta it it is very hsrd to learn how. We move that Mr. Clarkson, as an otd resident, give the newer comers to Grundy the benefit of bis experieaoc. Uriudy Co. (,lowa) Alia. Notice of Election of Trustees. TOTtCE is hereby given that there will be a Is regular meeting of Harmony Lodge No. 11, Free ul Accepted Masons, at the usul place of meeting in tae tall of sj.id iaidge in tiroo ivillc, Franklin County, Icdi.tua. on Saturday the Dih dy of July, 1ST0, at 7 ool ch t. M.,for the purpose of electing thtee Trustees for said lodge of Free Masous. WILLIAM II. J JNES.Sec'y. June llth, IS7l)-3vr NOTE OF WAUMXG ALL persons arc hereby warned against picking blackberries or otherwise depredating upon the premises -if the uudersigGcd on tho Oxturd road, a raile n of tbeast of liroukville, as the law will be strictly eulorced ag.tiiifl all offenders. Jahks A. llODlliS, juri24-3w. William IUti.ib. iJtKK SwtoiiKj .qcljiflc, EQUAL 10 ANY MACULES IN ITS E, and suoerior t anv tti.it is o;Tjrel fir less than eighty five dollars. They d all kinds of workHem, Fell, Tuck, liio l and 0 r I, an 1 will ttew on leather or ihoo soles, or the finest t'ibria tbst is msed. They hive a good w.irrant fr throe ye.irs, aud hive a fee ling device that never wesrs tut or puckers tho gjod. They are sold for Frty-five Dollars by J. I'ARV IS, j:inl0-3iu Agent at liruokville. ASPIiEItfDIQ 0?18LSQ1 IR any oun thit wishes to engage in tae mercantile business. The undersigned will sell their entire aa 1 well selecte 1 stock of Goods, consisting of Dry Gooli, tiroeeries, Hardware, ijiitensw are, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, It a ly SI i la Oi tt!iia , I'll iti, vljliji.ui, Jco., nn the most favorable term. For particulars, enquire of J. A. Crooh.s'j.iuk, at t!j store. There is also a No. 1 Tailor working in tho room. CltOOKSU ANS 4 MASTERS. Fairfield, June 10, ISTit-tf. JOtfN H. FISSE &"C0U liicsii3risd Auctioneers, O Ii t KN HUUG, INDIA N A, tTTOTJ LI) respectfully inform the public that V they have taen out license tod a ganeral auctioneering business, and will be pleased to Accommodate all who may need their services, may 13-3m. ALLEY 4 PEPPEil'S S xtv - 1VE 112 Sit Hated 2 miles S'tuth of Mcttmora, ONTHACB UK.VNCtlOFril'fiCBKEK. The undersigned are now prepared to furnish Lumber of All Kinds As they have in steady operation one of tke b9t Portable Saw Mills in ibe country , eon venicnt to priuntire forests containing all kinds of trees. Orders filiad on the shortest notice, and at the lowost market prices.. x AY M. A. ALLEY, may20 3u. CHAULE3 fEI'PER. l tt.JSO. YV . lv li ia Y 63 AE? 03 xUOU13 1 o o It v i 1 1 o. T ndinna WoOl "XaTtxxteca. AT THE OLD WHITE CORNER, BROOKVILLE. WE are hoying Wool for the St. Josph Woolen Mill at OMenhnrg. We keep a large wssortmcnt cf their Hoods, and pay for W nol, either in Uno.ls or Cash, the UIGUES1 MARKET PRICE. CLOT-HIN-G. Having madeau arran-smont with M R II. SELM , we are able to arcntntno late our friends with the best fitting Clothing. Mr. Selra is koewa as No. 1 Tailor. OUR GENERAL STOCK, composed of BOOTS & SHOES, 11 ATS & CAPS, FANCY DRY GOODS. DOMESTICS AND NOTIONS, fiiroccir.es sm3 Qticcijstoirc, is selected whh great care to stile and quality, and. sold with small profits for Cash or Produce. DIETZ i GEIS. Brookville, June 3, lS70-y. OF Watches, Clocks & Jewelry. ADAM R0THRIHL, LAUREL, INDIANA. IS prepared to repair Watches, Clooks and Jewelry of all kinds promptly, to- order and on reasonable terms. Call and see biw. june 3 lm Attorneys and Coansclors at Lair BROOKVILLE. IND. Office la the Oil White Corner, 6o&d Story. Juno t8-y.

To Physicians.

New Tok, August 15th, 1S68. Allow me to caH your atteation to my preparation of Compound Entract The component parts are BCCHU, Lona Leaf, CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES. Mode or Pieps vatjoit. Bacon, ia vacao. Juniper Berries, by distillation, to form a fine Qia. Cubrbes extracted by displacement with Spirits obtained frem Juniper Berries; very little sagar is used, and a small portion of spirit. It Is more palatabte than sfiy sow ased. Bucbu, as prepared by Druggists, Is of a dark tolor. It is a plant that tmits its fragrance ; the action of a flame destroys this (its active principle) leaving a dark and glutiaous decoetion Mine is the color of ingredients. The Bnchu in my preparation predominates ; the smaTest quan tity tif the other ingredients are added, to prevent ftrmtntsticn ; upon inspection it will be found not to be a Tincture, as made in phsrmacoposa, nor is it a syrup and therefor can be used in cases where fever or inflammation exist. In tlis yon have the knowledge ef the ingredients and the mode of prepuration. Hoping that you w ill favor it with a trial, and that npon inspectien it will meet with your approbation. With a feeling of cenfldence, I em, very respectfully, II. T. 11 hLta BOLD, Chemist and Druggist of 18 Years' Experience. From tho largest Manufacturing Chemist in the World. Novrubkb 4, 1854. "I am acquainted with Mr II. T. Helmbold ; he occupied the Drug Store opposite my resilience, and was successful in conducting the business where others had not been equally so be. fore him. I have been faovrably iicpretscd with bis cha tacter and cntcrpriie." WILLIAM WEIGUTMAN, Tirm of Powers A Weightiuan, Manufactu ing Chetuitts Ninth and litosn Streets, Philadelphia. llEt.unot.D's Fi.cid Extbsct Bi'CHL'.for weakness arising from io Ji.'crction. The exhausted powers of nature which are accompanied by ta many alarming symptoms, among which will be found. Indisposition to Exertion, Lots of Memory, Wakefulness, 11 orror of Disease, or Forebodings of Evil ; in fact, Universal Lassitude, Prostration, and inability to euter into the enjoyments of society. The constitution, once afleoted with Organic Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine to strengthtn and invigorate the system, which U ELM HOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHll' invariably docs. If no treatment is submitted to. Consumption or insanity ensues. IlKt.Mtjot.D'.s Fi.ltD Extract Rcchc, in affections peculiar to Fa uates, is unequalled by any other preparation, as in Chb.roris, or Retention, Painfulncss or Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schirrus State of the Uterus, and all complaints incident to the sex, or the decline or ch ng.s of life. II KI.MRI ld's Flcid Extract Bccttc n Imphotkd Kosa Wash will radically exterminate from rjsten diseases arising from babiti uf dissipation, at little expense, little or no change ia diet, no incon vouience or exposure ; completely superscdieg tt.Ofe unpleasant and dsrigerous remedies, Cttuaiva and Mercury, iu all those diseases. Use IlKLXftOLD'a FtttD Estrst Bccnc in all disease of thtte organs, whether existing in male or female, from batever cause originating, and no matterhow leng standing. It is pleasant in taste and odor, "immediate" in iclion, and more strengthening than any of thepreparalions of Bark or Iron. These suffering fronvbroken- lown or delieate constitutions, procure the remedy at oace Tbe reader must be aware that, however slight may be the attack of the above diseases, it is certain to affect the bodily health and mental powA1I the above diseases require the aid of a Diuretic. IIBLMUOLD'S EX P It ACT BUCH U is the great ITiuretis'. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Pure $f,?3 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $6,50. Delivered to any address. Describe sy mptoms iu all cojiinanications. Address H. T II ELM BOLD, Drng d Chemical Warehouse, 594 llroadwsy, S.Y. N0XE" ARE GENUINE UNLESS DOX5 UP in steel engraved wrapper, with facr-simile of my Chemical Warehoaje, and signed jun 24 y H. T. HELMC0LD. Notice to Contractors! NOCICE is hereby given, that sealed proposals will be received at the Auditor's Utlice, in brook villa, Franklin County, ludiana, until 12 o'clock, M.. ON lUUUSDAr, TlIK ?TU DAY OF JULY, 18t, for tha Masonry for two abutments and oae pier, for a bridge over the East Fork of the While VVater River, on the Mount Caruiel Turnpike, at tbe foot of Jatue? Street, in toe town ot Brookville, Indiana. Plans and specifications will be on file and can be seen at said Auditor's offics, on and after Monday the 20th of June inst. ALSO At the same time and ptace, sealed proposals will be received for the erection of tho necessaiy ap pvoaches and embankments for the bridge over the West Fork at Laurel, and the brikge over tbe East Feck on the Faiifiol I Turnpike and the necessary stone- protection-tk-ereto, if any be required. Xbe earthwork to be be let by the cubic yard. Tbe Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bide for eUtier of the above lettiags. By order of the B jard of Contnissiouers of said County. C. B.BEN r LEY. June 13,1870-td. Auditor F. C. EXECUTOR'S SALE. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will sell at publio auotion. On Saturday the 2d day of July next, at the lajte residence nf James A. Adams, lato of Franklin County, deceased, all his Personal Prop erty (not taken by the widow), consisting of Household Goods, fcc. A oreSit of eight months will be given on tarns ever throe dollars, tbe purchaser giving his note with approved seearity, at six per eent. interest, waiving valuation and appraisement law. THOMAS B. ADAMS, June 3, 1870-4. Sxecutor.

nHipifeirjEsl

Iloofland's German Bitters, A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits of any kind. Is different from all others. It la composed of the pure juices of vital raisc'PLE or Roots, U tests, and Barks (or as medicinally termed, extracts), the worthless or inert portions of tbe ingredients not being used. Therefore, in one bottle of this Bitters there is oontaiced as much medical virtue as will be found in several gallons of ordinary mixtures. The Rocts, in., used ia this Ditters are grown ia (vermany, their Vital principles extracted in th.it country by a scientific Chemist and forwarded to tbe manufactory iu this city, where they are compounded and bottled. Containing no spirituous iagrjdieuts, this Bitters is free from the oi jectious urged against all others; no desire for stimulants csn be induced from their nse; they cannot make drunkards, and cannot. under any circumstances, have any but a beneficial i result. Hoofland's German Tonic Was oompnunded for those not inclined to extreme bitters, aud is intended for uc in cases whea somealooholio stimulant is required in connection with the Tonio properties of the Bitters. Each bottle of tbe Tonic contains one bottle of the Bitters, combined with pure Santa Cuvz Re a. and Savored in such a manner th it the extreme bitterness of the Bitters is overoome, forming preparation highly agreeable and plesunt tc the paUte, and contniniug tho medicinal virtues of the Bitters. The price of the Tonio is $1.50 per , bottle, which many persons think too high. Tbey ' must taKe into consideration that tho stimulant used is guaranteed lobe nf a pure quality. A poor article could be furnished at a cheaper price, but is it not better to pay a little more and have a good article? A medicinal preparation should contain none but tbe bost ingredients, and tbey who expect to ubttin a cheip compound will most certaialy be cheated. They are tha Greatest Kaowa Remedies For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NEVtVOUS DBBILITY, JAUNDICE, DISEASE OF T II S KIDNEYS, ERUPTION'S OF THE SKIN, and all iicnte arising from a disordered Liver, Stomach, or IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. Read tho following symptom?: Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to tho lieid, A;i lity of thu Stomach, Nausea, lle.irt-burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of tho Head, Hurriod or Difficult Hreathing, Fluttering at tbe Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations wheu in a Lying Posture. , Dimness or V'is)on, Oo;s or Webs before the Srght, Dall Pain in the Head, Deficiency ot Perspiratiou, Yellowness of the Skia and Eyas, P.tin in the SiJe, Back, Chest, Li nhs.Jto., S.i iden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Fesh, Constant Iiusginings if Evil, and Great Depression of Spiiits. All these, indicate Disease of tho Liver or Digustivo Org;us combined with impure bloo i. The use of tho Hitters or Tonio will soon cause tbe aliova symptoms to disappear, and the patient will become well and healthy. DR. IIO'JFLIXD'S G3EEK OIL, Lijhtniiiy Cure jor All Kin I of Pains an I Acwt. Arpt.iED ExrrnxAt.LY. It wilf care all kinds of Pains and Aches, such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tootliaohe, Chilblains, Sprains, Brui.ief, Frost Bites, Headaches, Pains in the Back and Loins, Pains ia tlie Joiuls or Limbs, Stin gsof Insects, Ringworms, etc. TaERN Ixtkrsai.lv. It will euro Kidney Complaints, Bakiches, Sick lloidic'ae, Colic, Dysentery, Diarrhoc i, Cbolera Iulioti., Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Pains in tbe Stomach, Fever and Ague, Coughs, Colds, Asthmt, etc. DK. HOmiXiVS P0I)J?;iYLU.V, ORSUBSriTUTK FJR MSItCURY PILL. TW0PILL3 A D33S. The m-TSt prayerful, ycl i,in-tc:nt, Veritable Cittuirtic kuoicn. It is nit necessary t tike a hmdftil of these Pills to produce the desired effect; two of them act quickly and powerfully, cleanstn ; the Liver, Stomach, and B-owe? cf alf impurities. The principal ingredient is Podophy llin, or tho Alcoholic Extract of Manirjko, whicli is by miny times more Powerfjl, Asung an t oirchin;;, than the Mandrake itsolf. Its peculiar action is upon the Liver, cleaning it speedily from all obstruv. tions, with all the purer of Mercery, yet free from the injurious results attaohtd to tho use of that mineral. For all disease), in which the ne o f a cathartic is indicated, these Pills wiil give entire satisfaction in every ease. They never fill. In eased of Liver Coio.pl.iint, Dyspapsfa, and extreme Costive-tress, Dr. lloofl io.)'s Germ tn Bit' ters or Tonic should be used in connection with the Pills. The tonic effect of ttie Itittii or Tonio builds up tbe syste.ii. The Bitters or Tonic purifies tbe Blood, strengthens the nerves, regulates the Liver, and gives strength, energy and vigor. Keep your Bowels active with the Plls, and tone up the system with Bitters or Tonic, aad so dlsetse can retain its hold, or ever assail you. These medicines are sold by all Druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. Recollect that it is Da. Hojflsxo-'.-) G-rrmax Remedies, that are so universally used end highly recommended; and do not allow the Druggist to induoe you to take aaything else that he may say is just as good, because be make a largor profit on It. These Kennedies will be sent by Kx- j cress to anv locality, upon- application to tb-e ! PRINClPALOFFICE.at tho OERMAN MEDICINE STORE, 631 ARCH STREET, miLADELFUIA. C'J.VS. M. E7.VNS, Proprietor. Formerly C. M. & CO. These Remedies are for Sale by Druggist, Storekeepers, and Medioia a Dealers, everywhere tnrou;hut the Unite I Stttes, Ciuaii,. SouxV America, sndtha West Iaiies. June IT, 1871-1 -j-

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AND PRE-EIYIPTIOW. IUAYE compiled a full, concise aad cum plots statement, plainly printed, fur (he Informstion of persons intending to take np a Uttnestead or Pre-BmpHon in this portion of the West, embracing Iowa, Dakota and Nebraska and other eetions. It explains how ta proceed to secure ICQ acres "f Rich Firming Land for Nothing, sis months before you leave your home, in the most healthful olimate. In short it contains just such iastruotions as are needed by those intendt . 1 T . i -1 w ing o am a ixomo una xor.aao in me r roe i Lands of the West. I will send one of these print-i ed li aides to any person sending- me xi cents. The information aloave which it gives is worth $ito anybody. Men who cease here two and three years ago, and toolt a farts, are to-day iadopeaaenr. ; Tt Yoc.to Mrs. ( This eenntry is being crossed with numerous i Railroads from every direction to Sioux City,! Iowa. Six Railroads will be made to this city: within one ;car. One is already in operatiou connecting us with Chicago and the U. P. Railroad, and two more will be coui file tod before spring, connecting us with Dubuque and Mctsregnr, direct. Thrcs more will bs ciinpletel within a year, connectiax us cireot with 3t. Paul, Minn., Y'aukton, Dakota, and Columbus, Nebrask a, on tbe U. P. Railroad. The Missouri Rirer glveff us the Mountain trade. Thus it will be seea that no sectton of country offers sueh unprecedented advantage for business, sneeulatioa and making . r ... C. Ik. ...nM.. i. K: . luitviiv, . u. .. w. .i.i.-.., and towns and cities are being built, aud fortunes made almost bayond belief. Every uvaa who takes a homestead now will nave a railroad market at his own door. And nny enterprising young man with a small oipital can csttblish himself in a permanent end pay ing bnsiuess, if he elect, the right location and right breach of trW. Eighteen years residence in tha western ct aetry, and a large portion of the time einploved as a Merrautile Agent in this country , lias xd iu J fstuilUr with ail the branches uf buine and the bnst locations in this country. For one dl- ' lr reinitte-l to me I will give tritthful and definite ! answers to all (tuei-tions on this rulject denirtd by such persons, i'eil them tue bast place to locate, and whit business is overcrowded and n'hat j branch is neglected. Ad Ires, i DANIEL SCOTT, P.C. tia. ef Emigration , m ly 27-ly. Hjx lC, Siojx City, Ijwa. ROBERT H. POWER, A 1 1 o r n o v n. t JL, n BROOKVILLE, 1XD1AKA . jrsyOoico with S. llarrelt, Esq., in 1.1 West's Bi.l liog,opposite the Court Hoase. Tnlyl2-ly .

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,uuu tm. xiuuu n iiu i uis A 1 1 1J IHARRISON WOOLEN FACTORY, Custom Spinning & done on short notice and ns ami all work WARRANTED. " We have on b.ind ut all li nes a large assortment C.VSSLMKUES, 10 1 KLAISIVKLS, II' V Tl All) , i . . ,xTU Khrb, I IiAI " ALL WOOL IJLANKKTS, LTNSEVS,! YAKSS IX A Lis CO LOUS, &c. &c. Uishcst Market Prices paiJ in Cssh for Wool or riruufige (or goods. We ktcp coiittjntly nn hand a superior No. I Cotton Uattiug. Call aud exauiine our stock for ourielves. WM.I) VI30N A SONS. Harrison, 0., Mnj- 20, 1870 3in. CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON. CHRISTIAN KEI$Elt, TIIVNKFUL FOR J ptl favors, agaiu anaouoojs tint he hns in l ie Ixige additions to his est ibl ish man t, and is prepared better than ever to aecj tu ulodate cuv totuers with tho very bost article of FIIRSH BREAD, Cake of all kinds, Pies. Ac. Tin will fuents'i 0 ikis an Cri"r'er of all kinds , it wholes lie n-r retail, nn ra iiont'ile terms. Also, agiol sii:)!r f Ls-nuns mil Oriijn on hand His assortment of Confectioneries is complete emSraoing Candies of tbe best quality, Nuts Friiitt, Ac, .to. II irii S'ttl ip i rn e lr iij s ir,i)n, hi will ba pro;are 1, d irin th- if it so n n, t-i f jrai? h Icoroan, Le nooa Je, X i., to thso wfii niv fa' vor hi.n with a call. ui-.iy 2!)-in. iJc.6f ffici ifebs ficpM 'IlIK publicwill take noticetbat the i-idersign-1. ol is prepared on short nolirelo furnish ALL THE LKAISLNG MVSPAPEBS OK Tilt 1 AY "nchss Leriffer, Weeklies, ?torday Nih, Western World, Uay 's Doings, Clipper, W ilkeSpiri t, cierititir Amt-riean, ltariet' VttUj, Baisr, and al I the Literary and fccicnt.fc itftrt now puhlished. j'hithe 'Iarpers Atlantic, tJodt-y's, Fra I k Leslie'rdu fjct,ll Magar.iristl Dolr . Ilealso&Aronhardniidwill I tip at assortment of Stationery. Knveiois, I'F.rts, Ke Pt-vrl f c .V.- ff . ,t,e,wi.r. I'tVeta.e licftfi wor. ii' lute

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Irom luto25ccnt.e.ich Julv 16-tf .UMFS B.TTNFIt. T HUMBUG! jK0SL this date I o'Scr iffy large stock and grea S- assortment of from I rt" to f.V per cv-nt. cbca T than euy oth' ejti!:iin nut. C:iis Firoit-ire isuerrly all my! own manufacturing. I writ warr-iat tho people i for every pi-ice t-iay b iy. I d -n't ke.ip aey second h'nd Furniture, and ruy TtMes and rlafes j don t a II (to to pieces on the road before the poor le j m home.- ! get them home tear

Pr-nnptly ii-tti-ndel to. Kvrrybfi kaowa tht I nd wifi also sr,.en P&ears, etssarsr Kxive jiike the best and nentc.-t ilewood and Wali.ut e.. renovate Window Blinds, file ad resei t- a W Cotrns, and now I have a new patent which looks orall kinds, and rrpeir Lamps, Cli cks , Watil es better than all the uoillic. It is ca iunted inside ! Jetliy . Sewirg Machii.es, Knitting M and outside, and his a large glass on top. One j hmes, Ar. kind is tuii-tj particularly lor ladits. laUokecpj He is a If Agent foe the I.aiob Kaittie-C no hind the metallic esses, all aiies . Wlirt you i Maehine-ibe I eyt ai jefc ii e in the v. orld fi I k nl send your ordora, doo't forgot to let me kiowifjting. 1 1 Suit? nver tacntj- .litii.M articles f you want th 01J or ne.v patent lor Udie-t or I apparel. These eiabines can It Hint aif gertleioen. The price will be from 1 0 to 1 5 cr j eb-ep nn the "Old Whi t e Coi n er," here ) a. ent. cheaper than ibe cheapest in tbe market, i cated for besintss. My establishment is north on .Main Burgeas etreet, ' I respeerfully solicit the pntrenepe of 115 eta betweeu Railroad ui Mill St., close to the ', public. LKH lSttEM f. Dpot. WM. FRANK. Teb. Il fm. Fcb-IJ '

50,0(i) Lbs. Wool Wanted! .t !NXiX0lville, Tlld. T will a ay the II 1 1 II EST MARKET PRICE I N i I CASH FOR WOUu, or I will eicbmie fi.r; Wool. Tama. Sattinets. Casaimeres. Flannelr. Blankets. Drv Goods of all kin i. Root aad Shoes-, ae d all ki nils ef Stocking Yurni it Factory prroes, ir l will gat your ivool car.ici or ; spun or manufsctured ar you desire. My good.- i are from the lla-nilton Factory. j I also h-avo a Tailnv shop in connection withj my store, and will furnish Cassimerea-. Clotbf, j ic.,wll nkk up suits to order. Call andsee. j SAMUEL COLTER, ! Mjl. Miverville, Ind. AS i 3 & 8 E S R Vt I Atteraeys aai C3aallor at law. Rt iCVIT.1.F., INDIANA. 1 guOfBa iu fit -emnd -.try f the Demorrat

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OF P. H. SCHTllOMTK WHO has da Idee te remainra Brkr(ria anif -V?e TiSj vraalt.infeeialiUirtaSkda.aw the pstt.ll generally, taet the old tkp r tbre pUee te g't all kinds f 2f. ft"rk, sneh at MONUMENTS t TOMBSTONES K1 American Msrb'p, Hraait j or Freestone, Plain ur Fane urnameurai wtrtiag ae soeh Dovaa, lilutl, ill man Figure, A-e., to sit eviry variety rt tastes. Work executed in ns get style f eaa be doa l the State. Limestmi work, of ulikiedlsit DoarSteps, t'istrn Ti-j-s, Coping luiitd Cemetery Lots, Corners. Bioeks, Ac., whieh will done from 15 to 2i)fr com. citcar tbaa ay other hc. as w tc rr quarry, whieh te as itood.ff not better. "in mt ia the t4tatev which can be seen Vy lo.iklng ai it . and at thee which have stood the tf for several sears. l"er hikii UVisr l.imes'oec i'rr.Bt any ether naatrf -- - - - l r will he farnishcT as ehrap a ea a b- had ot any one else. Te have Llmertoce frem six te tweety inches thick , aaJ p;ii a ror rnuld wirb Work in tor lire ef btr-irte fusnbaed proa.ptly. Tbsrkftlfor tfcc pairenage we received for 'hepast f on r fern jewrs . ea would rvqueat rrfM.timtirr "f the iss.f. "Qliirt tra4 sinal I rrt.f.t"ir ur rue-tit-. a wr- rt m Uy knilnf srrtitf skn lb fitlr have to saforrr but sell earowu work ottisslv vt . Msv7 ty ?t. h .srrtnicBTK. i dgtvs waskikg mackike. I.ATtLY MICH l.VIl:tiYi:D ANI ll!F. Nt.W i Univsal Clothes Wrirgrr Imptovtd with llfei-H'a TattSt luhlCt

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IfOll Ci T l I IT i her Is p ' ,,(' the 1'iitent Ktop.aie nreuee--IUMI t ill Utllh ; tioiml lv lr supciii r to soy ap era us for we;L Tcasonablo tcimt, i i,,g clt.t'l s ty r it n,t d, aid wtH rate their j com twite a t ear, l tax ir.g lubor aad elotlte.

i litre U balk u.u lL.m giy e tttin.ty im j folli ;: " e'lit. i r tr.ttiit tri-rt: rosli Ml U jr. ! suai'ed to do without it, and with the aM f Lialy i el that e aie Uhster of the position." - ; Kit . L. Scott, iifbop M. K. Church. "It is etrth ire dollar a wetk ia any fa ll t N . Y. Tril utie. 'In the laniicry oi tvy I run title Is a Jrpetnal JhnnKtp ivirg nn Monduye t'er tie iavea--tion." Hit. 'J'l-ecUtre I., t'ujlir. Every w V lias gh en it a rtmng r lield K.pa the efiections nf tbe iriU:te t tbe lautidiy." N. Y.Ot-vtrver. "I l.tartly ceiunead it to eeori n ffts uf tiuer money and con t lit men t." fl'.ev. I'r. EclNva. 'Friend lotj Your If ft iu protriueat vl yeef Warhing Maehiiieisa roiuplcte mtiiM. 1 ar fure you 'i ur Maebiie, klter a n' tit, ia thought mete o I to-dj tl an nn , slid would wt be parted with uniiif aiy cttcurrrtances." SoIeaV RoO'.n n. "Your Washing Machine has bee In dally use in our luutjdry, aid tl.e lnnt Ley r ixpiesfes herselt ns highly pTeased with it. It certainly accouiplirhe a greater ami.unt ef Wi.tk, witas lot? lauor, and does not wear the elvtkes to muea us the old tuhiancd essh-board. Ky using itr one Isiitulress is dispensed with."-Wa. M. F. Round, fupcriiiteiidcnt of Inlaut Department ef St. Catharine's Narsery, Jf -V. City. '1 have bad oae of the I'nivoraal Wringers Ia toy boute, and it has been nsed every week for over five years, end is tioif as good as tev. X have a Iso had a Doty W asher fer some three yearewhieb we uc every week, and could not casikr . get along without. It is a.- good as ever, mut will last years yt "-K. I. Van tflyelr, Ksa Eiliter ftf Item, liof.ublw vn, Saiwilten, Si. , ibe N. Y. Weekly TiiUuue, tf Dec. 1SS0, in answer to a correrj ondent, says. Of Washers' tturc is none to be compared with fotyV." ruiCES-A Fair Uffer. I f ti e Mcrt-liawts in vac r plaee will a at fcrnlrk, nr n'fil lar the rauhrut-rrsu I tbe retail rier Wafhcr $14,1- Mr tV lis j,r i i-, nu wc wiU IvF' i ward iUn-r i r birib uiacl.ioeh, t-to of fFeiehl, tI Ixi F where no mu ii retiing; and e rare are n i Li ,j will l c likeii, I K4i o o agree te rei-a ad I he u(.iey if ati one oirbti tu rrturn tbe u.achiuea tree ot freight, after a u.ii.lu' trtal accord tag to directions. No kurbahd. father or trotker shc-ald perV the diudgcry bf auhing witn itc kends, lltyto day in tho arr wliea it eaa ba riwiic better more extieditiouoly , with loss laot. r, and ae ia jury to ttio gsruientr, by a Dole Clothes Washer aud a Liivvrrfal riuger. ffold by dealers gvbtiuiiy, to w kem liberal a! counts arc made. R. C. BROWN IKO. Oeu. Agent, a pi 22-fiiu. 'i'i CurtUaut ht.,w ) atk. VINtOII HOUSE, Cinfrriil&e City, lntllana, . VUNfO.v, I' 14 U 1' li 1 K T O K t lii-l MAMBIACT OM. j U1I j no.VTl i L' .t te uiaattfactarc fiot tr aad EhveS1 ' J of all kiaeVs promptly to order, at his estabj lishnient in Lirook ville. He keeps on bend a faff i afsortnit u t o f ! LAL1KS" AND MISSKS' S1I OKS, i BOOTS OF KVKRY K1.S1. CIIILDKKX'S HOK -anti gq trantees a good fit ia every tnstsieer Mcaiiingdorena short niiirt. Oa)l aad see hit 1 artma t aad I earn hs erieef -. novl-tf HSATI FS KrtKHf.KR. IIOKMJNG'S SHOP. HM! E underpinned at his shop in tt.e fcime - 1'oef office liui ldin c. on t he "Old W hi te t" r' j set," is l$rr-kvil le, is prepartd to repair A e' ' j cnrdroriS, i" snhi clUs Parasvls, Deer Lotfa, r t) A 1 11 1 1 h 1,1) 11 1 1 1 a ERCWN a BEST. ' T7'ILl,5'tr't.teeer.tirsatil.fiictii' imgrlndlr VV t' LJ U R an i M K At. The higtesi fcafVe P'I".f '"'"" neai. i t mtru mrtt m Drenrtin irnr. of usvtd Maaghtrr and Joa Rocaien'sr. . e , afeo at the Depr-4 . Will ilso furuUb ICMBEH OF ALL KISDS n T'tst 9-1 v IX t Bin it 0fftnfr O T X V tt t t r. . HA-RTt-rfOIN ,f) Pi O, I hare for sal atvrr . rt fi e rt-i i lej to n-properrj i n itlltr We' -r- -s-