Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 27, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 July 1870 — Page 3

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TIME TABLE W. W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookvilie. Ckicsgo Express ...-...... ..... Chicago Mail Day Freight......... 8:ii a x. ... 8:23 p. M. :2i r. a. UPWARD TRAIN'S. Ch ics KipWwMt' ' Chicago Mail........ ....... .8:49 r. u. ........ .V:2 1 a. m. Day reight. ..1:45 p. m. Common Pleas Court. The Franklin County Court of Common I'leas i now in session. The docket is a moderate one. The Fourth. Was generally observed by our citizens, the stores being closed, and buildings handsomely decorated. Everybody went to the Pic Nic Grounds, and returned greatly delighted, pronouncing the Celebration a grand success. Botation In Offics. "Sigma Delta" writes to the Cincinnati Garette: "President Grant did a good thing when he appointed Maj J. C. B-jrton to the office of Assessor for the Fourth District of Indiana. Maj. B. left his right arm on the Buena Vista battle-field; but notwithstanding 1 his, he did good service in the war against the rebellion. AM are willing to concede that Mr. Switt has been an bonest and efficient officer, but even bis warmest friends say he has held this office long enough." Gen. Harrison' Tomb. We subjoin the resolutions on the above subject passed at the Old Settlers' Meeting on Monday last : Whereas, Gen'l Wm. H. Harrison, the first Governor of the IVrritorf of Indiana, the brave soldier who protected her defenseless pioneers from the incursions of hostile Indians, and ho afterwards became President of the United Stales, deserves the lasting gratitude of our people; Ad whereas, his honored remains lie in a lone netrlfctnl grave; Resolved, That we, with our fellow citizens j in Unto, will urgently request o.ir respective Legislatures to pas a law to nccept the plot ot ground at North Bend on which be is buried, and to improve the same. Kesolveti, That the Sc-na'or and Representative ft out r'rankiin County, lud., be req'ieaiea to l Is e special charge of this subject, ami to tecure such legislation as will accotnphah our tij ct. Census. The Census Takers desire us to say to the people thnt tbey are not Assessors listing jour property for taxation ; that taking the Census has nothing to do with taxation whatever. They also request the farmers to make some calculation so as to be ready to answer questions concerning the quantity of real estate, its fair valuation, fair valuation of the different kinds of stock, the various product of your farm last year, a fair valuation ul the different farming implements, besides your money on Land, money at interest and U. S bonds. The Census Takers have a limited time to do their work. School Entertainment at Everton. An Entertainment and Concert will be given by the Public School in Everton, (T. L. Dickerton, Teacher.) on Monday and Tuesday evenings, July 1 It h and 1 2th. Mr. Dickerson'it school closes for litis year at that lime. 4th of July Celebration at Kunteraville. A 4th of July Celebration and Pic Nic was fceld in Huntersville Grove by the congregation of the lluntersvilie Church, for he benefit of their new School ILiuse. The best of refreshments were on hand, and the music for the occasion was furnished by the Batesvilie Urion Cornet Bund. Fishing Party. The members of the Silver Cornet Band of j Oiford (ihe renowned Jimmy Newton, lead er,) are "camping out" this week in the Jeter neighborhood, a mile or t wo above Brookvilie, on the West Fork of White Water. They arrived here early on Tuesday evening, fully furtnshed with camp eqnipage, fishing tackle and ;rutig material. Of course ihey are having a delightful time, as they are a jolly set of fel lows. By the way, this Oxford Band has the I refutation of being a first-class musical organization. Come again, gentlemen. Earn Stmck by Lightning and Burned. l'uring a very beavy thunder-storm which passed over the region of New Trenton about 3 o'clock last Friday afternoon, the barn of Mr. Jchn Barber, near that place, was struck fay the lightning, and the building and the recent grain crops therein stored, together with agon, plows and farming implements, wete ait burned. A cow standing in the barn was tiled and burnt up. l'ne horses were also so dunned by ihe bolt that ihey were with great uitticuliy rescued from the dames. The Crops. Wheat and barley is about all in shock, and euro and potatoes are in a very promising condition. We shall have a tolerable crop of ptsehes, and of apples about half a crop. Store Boom To Bent. - Any person or persons desiring to rent a good store-room in a good location for business w ihe town of Brookvilie, are referred o l.5mi' Block, Room No. 3, which can be obUiuvd if application is made suon Lost. Ab old-fashioned pair of spectacles (iron fibbed), together with an old-fashioned case in fa"th ibey were contained, were lost at the Old Seiiier Pic Nic. They are highly prised n old relic, and the finder will confer a ta- ' by leaving them with Mrs. Jane McCanj. Off the Track. The downward mail tram ran off the track at Laurel on Tuesday evening, and it did aot rrireat Brookvilie until 2 o'clock next morn-lng-Forward trucks broke tip considerably, hi nobody injured. fchlapp's Grocery Store. e desirts tx commend George Schlapp for eping Miti, a 04ij Grocery Store, where evrj s'"d of r easily lingeries can be had a the '"' m&ikvt prices, lit has alt grades ot Hr, ua, eoU'ee, Ae , and i constantly re-H'-t'uhu.jr hu stock. Cail 10 Ibere when jou at bargain s I. B. Urar-dy will .reach in Jackman's Sunday, July 10, at 11 a. X. and 3 r. .

Commencement at Oldenburg. On Thursday ot last week we visited Oldenburg and witnessed the Commencement Exercises of the Institute of the Immaculate Conception. This school for young ladies is in a most prosperous condition, and holds out rare inducements to heads of families desiring to have their daughters educated at unusually low rates of tuition and boarding. " During the morning and afternoon, classes numberiug from twelve to twenty-seven members were publicly examined in Mental and Practical Arithmetic, Book-Keeping, English and German Reading, Orthography, Science, English and German Grammar, Ancient and Modern Geography, Biography, Ancient and Modern History, Mythology, Philosophy, Logic, Astronomy and Rhetoric The examination showed a good acquaintance with these subjects by the scholars, and speak well for their teachers. The examinations were numerously interspersed with choice and difficult pieces of vocal and instrumental music, all of which were well executed by the young ladies. In the evening the ''Distribution took place, when a multitude of valuable premiums of various kinds were presented to the members of the different classes premiums in Christian Doctrine, Neatness, Lady-like Deportment, Scientific Studies, Ornamental Accomplishments, Drawing, Penmanship, Irs rumental Music, French. German, and Vocal Music. Also Marks of Distinction. Coronation and Academic Honors were conferred the latter honors being received by threa young lady graduates named Melissa Girton, Carrie Colescotl and Georgia Ore. Thrae compositions, an original poem and a valedictory each well written, spicy and sensible were read respectively by Misses Georgia Orr, Carrie Klumper, Mary Crane, Ada Jones and Melissa Girton. Numerous well performed pieces of vocal and instrumental music were also interspersed throughout these exercises, which were closed by a Senior Class original farewell song. A prominent feature of this Commencement was ihe exhibition in a spacious room of numberless specimens of ornamental work execu

ted by the scholars during the year ju9t closed which would Tie wiih any to be fou d at our County Fairs. 1 his work department consists of all varieties of Plain Sewing, Knitting, Tat ting, Crochet, Bead Work, Embroidery in Floss, Ciiemile, Silver and Gold, Tape-try, Frames of Leather, Burr and Sheil, Spic Work, Hair Work, Artificial Flowers of Muslin, Worsted and Wax, and Wax Work. We noticed some rare specimens by Rebecca Colter, Mattie Johnston, Susie Jeter and Lizzie Beg 8. The attendance of parents and friends was quie lnrge, snd from various places more or less distant. We noticed quite a number ol viitors train Connersvitle, Laurel, Metamora and Hrookviile. All expressed themselves highly graiiiied and abundantly paid lur their visit. The average attendance at this institution during the past year was 115. Many S'8te besides Indiana are represented among thus number. It is pro'oab'y one of ihe best conducted schools of the kind in the Wat, being entirely in charge of "The S.sters." I s growth is remarkable, it having been started cuSy a few years ago. a mi v Fall of the Harrison Bridge. One or two spa9 of the irou bridge across Wbiie Water, just below Harrison, fell on Monday last. This superstructure has beeu in a dangerous condition fjr some time past. A man named Jerome Johnson was driving across it when it fell, and was kilted. U- - r ie. t v. VTT--1 r:ti- e i l oi. juscjju tv uuicru muis, uiccuuurg. Messrs. lioiiiweher A FloJder, Proprietors of the above named Mills, are giving general eatitlaction in the manufacture of Jeans, Cassimeies, Saiineus, Flannels, Stocking Yarns, Ac, which ihey warrant to be of as good quality as any in the Western market, and which they seil at the loesl prices. Harry Yount, their foreman, and John Tasham, their practical dyr, nave both had over thiny years' experience in the largest manufactories thioughout the East and West. Messrs. R. A F. are paying the highest market prices in cash for wool, or will exchange goods for wo. J. Ttieir factory is running tiighl and day during the season Tbey al-o tilt orders for Men s and Uois' Clothing of every kind their tailor, J II. Frauke, being welt known as one ot the best workmeu in the West. Removal. Andy Heasora is removing bis stock of goods into the room in Lynn's Block formerly occupied by Tneotiore Reifei. Public .Notice. Some person took iby mistake, no doubt,) from the Ceiebradon Grounds on the 4th lost. , a copy of the Western py, issued 10 1SU2, with the uaiue ot" Isaac lioble uo it. If the finder will leve it at either of the Printing Offices of our County, aud int'uria uie of thosaue, ho call be entuleJ to a cop of either of our County papeis for vus year free of charge. A. U. 1.1NC. Obituary. Died at the residence vf her brother-in-law, ia New London, Ohio, June 30th, 1873, Miss Martha Ann Price, aged 23 years and 7 months. Miss Price wss the daughter of Henry and S.iran Price, born at the family residence eear Brookvilie, on the 23th of Nov., l&tl, where she has always resided, and was well known and beloved by the eitixens of the town and neighborhood. The writer of this notice has been intimately acquainted with her from earty infancy until the day of her death, and feels bound to say that among all the women he has ever known he remembers bobs who possessed more pleasant traits of character, or was a more fascinating or lovable companion. She was witty, bright, genial, and in all respects a young lady of more than ordinary talent and ability; and the whole eemmuaity wilt feel that they have lost one of society's brightest oraaasents. Among alt the writer's female acquaintances there aie none whose friendship he values more than be did hers; for she was always hospitable, kiad, pleasant aad agreeable to all a warm, true aad steadfast friend, apoa whom yoa eoald always rely. To her intimate friends her ptaee eaa never be filled, but must forever remain vacant. I eaa also say that I xxow her whole feeliagt aad heart ware deeply haboed with the true spirit of Christianity; that she clearly aadertteod and appreciated its importance; aad though not deoonsltetively pioet, she was right at heart, and in her faith and hope was a true believer and Christian. From her twelfth year the has been a great sufferer from rheumatism and a diseased keartfi yet amid all her afilietioas aad suffering she was! ever cheerful, ever kind aad genial; aad her loss to those who hare been left behind eaa never be appreciated except by her intimate acquaintances. R. II. Brookvilie, Ind., July 1, 187.

Street Loafers and idlers. Ill bred peiplejeaanot hide their inftrnmities dar a polished exterior. A natural grace In erriaga and a smooth tongue can eoverup many irregularities, bat the habit of a creature will expore the tr character, sure as the needle points to the aorth. For instance take the young man who form the society of this town. Those who are seldom seen on the streets daring business hours, and never idling at any particular point, ean he relied upon as promising young mea with evident assurance of an early training, and a de sire to earn themselves a position, honorable, and substantially all that a deserving man if entitled to. They have an object ia life, and are working to reach it with a set purpose. They will suocoed, for the young maa that helps himself, does not, Micawber-like, keep himself poor and worthless by waitirg for something 10 turn up. Those that are constantly idl ins about street-

corners, to encourage dog fights, and are capable of . being amused by the occurrences oa the streets,! have no visible means of support, and of eour. j have aot the coafiieoce of the community and the encouragement that every young maa must have to succeed in business. Their occupation is empty, and cannot upon any occasion stimulate them to honest exertion. Beside destroying their own prospects of a useful future, tbey are a despised nuisance to the balance of community. They block up the way by their numbers, and find food lor remark in every subject that passes by. They niako themselves particularly obnoxious to ladies, who are frequently tiiroed out of their way to avoid the vulgar gate and ungentlemanly remarks that are sure to be turned upon them. Shame on the young men who makeup the crowd ot Mreet loafers, andshriak their manhood to the miserable measure of indecency. Uo to work, young man I There is a place for you, and abundant encouragement if you exhibit a disposition to make a man of yourself. Nibbling. There is a class of men in tht s city that would scorn to cheat or take advantage of their neighbors ia any way of trade or barter, but have very loose nations in regard to the property of others, and exercise a doubtful honesty when with nimble fingers they appropriate that which is not lawfully their own. The nibbler enters a grocery store and orders perhaps a pound of sugar. While it is being prepared he lounges about until Bearing the cracker box he takes a couple, and turning to the cheese cuts off a generous eliee to eat with them. The dried brf being handy, be pays his attentions to that, ani his purchase being ready by this time, he pays for it and walks away with his appetite satisfied, and feeling that he had done bum a a j great favor in patronizing him. Or, perhaps he i has a sweet tooth, in which case several Limp of Fugar and a handful of raisins filched with the greatest coolness, as if the man be is robbing ought to feel grateful for his patronage whilo he "nibbles" the profit that accrues from his parchase. We have no idea that we shall make the "lightest impression on a ny ol this clsss that favor ns with a perusal, because the Nibbler is unconscious of his propensity, which grows on him like any other habit. But it is worse for him in the end. The grocer soon learns bis failing, for men are ver quick in regard to anything which affects their interests, and to recoinien-e himself he is obliged to td a tittle more to the biil, and there by get even with hie petit larcenous cufto ner. We once knew a grocer, one of hse customers, being very fnt nf raisins, helped himself liberally on every visit to the store. The grocet finding that he was losing considerably by the operation , instructed his clerk to opea afresh box, set it in the usual place, but not to sell a cent's worth from it to any one. II is instructions were followed, and ia one month the raisin -box was 1 as bare as a modern ballet-dancer, although none were sold. At Brown's next call to settle his , monthly bill, ene of the items charged was a box of raisins. j Brown looked at the bill and then at the clerk. ' "I don't reme nber buying any raisins," he said. "Well," replied the clerk, "we haven't sold any fur some time ; ia fact, since we opened that last box; but if yon think there is any mistake, I'll call Mr. ." Oh no." said the confused and consciencestruck nibbler. " It's all right," and be paid the bill without another word, and left, resisting the clerk's polite statement that he had opened some fine raisins that morning. Journal. Newspapers. The follow irg is an extract taken from a long article on net spaptrs: "Tbey credit wider and longer, get cleated ofetener, sutler more pecuniar) loss ,are oftaer the victims of misplaced confidence, than any other calling in the community. People pay a printer's bill with more reluctance than any other. It goes harder with them to expend a dollar on a new?paper than ten on a gew- gaw; yet everybody likes to avail himself of the benefits of the editor's pen and the printer's ink. How many professional and political reputations and fortunes have been made and sustained by the fricnilly, though unreqaietsd pen of the etU'nrT How many embryo towns an I cities hare been brought into notice an J puffed into prosperity by the press? How many rtilroalj now in successful operation, would have foundered but for the lever that moves the world? In short, what branch of industry and activity has not boen promoted, stimulated, and defended by tht pres.?" Can't Afford It. The Erie Republican has seen the man wha couldn't afTtrd to take a paper. It gives the history as follows: There are men wh don't take a paper, because thoy ean't aff.rd it they are too poor thoy require all their money to keep up their family expenses these hard times. We ine one of these the other day, and we said to him ho ought to have the Republican. "'Veil, re.illy," sat 1 he. "l woald it I coulvl afford u; wouia use to ooitge you, but things are so terrible tight just now that It is hard to make both ends aieei." Wo did not prwss the matter upon our hard up friend, but knowing his habits, we made the fol owing calculations, based on that knowledge: Two glasses ef ale a day at ten cents, $7S; three eigars, one after each meal, f 10,50: board of a big dog, $30 all in one year, two hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents, sufficient to buy six barrels of flour, one barrel of sugar, one sack of coffee, one g.od coat, a respectable dress, a frock for the babv, and ahlf dosea pair of shoes, and alt the daily otoers in the city, t sy aottiiag of books, n taziaas, eto. Ya seethe point the man couldn't afford it, and there are thousands just like him for the same reason. Shouldn't Wonder. Those of our business men who do not advertise complain of dull times. Shouldn't wonder. Encourage strangers. Every stranger who comes to the county or town if be comes with money or good habits, adds to the wealth and prosperity. It is the only way to increase the trade offer inducements to parties to bring capital and labor, and no town will be long in the haok woods. These little old places, where the inhabitants have moss on their backs and h.vron their teeth, bave tnetuselves to b. me in nearly evey instance. You can no more build up a town by discouraging strangers who settle in your midst and keepingit all among the old settlers, than you can maae ' headway by traveling in a circle. Beat Time to faint Houses. Experiments show that paint oa surfaces exposed to the sun will be much more durable if put on in autumn or spring, than if pat on during hut weather. In cool weather it aries slowly, abd forms a hard, glossy coat, tough like glass ; wh le if applied in warm weather, the oil strikes into the wood, leaving the paint se ary that it it rapidly beaten off by rains. Sioss of tb Zodiac A philosopher ia the West, grown into ad.oiratioa of theCuerry Pectoral, writes Dr. Ajer for instructions aader which siga he shall be bled, which blistered, and which vomited, and under which be shall take Ay er's Pills for an affection ot the liver ; and also auder which sign his wife should commence to take the Sarsaparilla for her ailment. He adds that he already knows to wean his calves aader Taarus, ehange his pigs in Scorpio, cat his bair ia Aries, aad soak his feet in Pisces or Aquarius as their condition requires. , Schoolmasters, start for Wisconsin, and visit Mr. Uam when you get there. Lowell Daily Mews. 50,000 Lbs. Wool .Vanted

Jt JLixerville, Ind. f willay te J lJ H EST vlAKKET tRlCE IN 1 CASH FOR WOOL, or I will exchange for Wool, (sans, gatli&etc, Catrimeres, Plaqncit, Blankets, Dry fjoqds at il) tfiods, Bqot aad Shoes, aad all kiaos of Stos;iag Vrns at Factory-prices, or I will get rer Voo osrdad or spun or uanofaetqrsd as you desire,- ijy feeds are from the il oiltoa Faotory, I also be a Tailor the-p ia connection with ay store, aad will famish Cartrmerear Ct.oths, Ae., aad make up tits to- order. Call and see, gAMUKlr COLTER, tBy7. Mixervitle, lad,

W.-lk E ELY "Br 00 It villet I ndiana XX o me stea d. AND PRE-EMPTION. I HAVE compiled a full, concise and complete statement, plainly printed, fur the information of persons intending to take Bp a Homestead or Pre-Emption In this portion of the West, s.ctions u explain, how t9 ptce,d t0 ie0,r nf Rh Fm,0- Lind for N.thi... six months before you leave your home, in the most healthful climate. In short it contains jast such instructions as are needed by those intend log to make a Home and Fortune in the Free Lands of the Vest. I will send one of these printed Guides to any person sending me 2& cents. The information alone which it gives is worth $5 to anybody. Men who came here two and three years ago, and took a farm, are to-day independent. To Yocso Mbit. This country is being crossed with numerous Railroads from every direction to Sioux City, Iowa. Six Railroads will be made to this city within one year. One is already in operation connecting ns with Chicago and the U. r. Railroad, and two more will be completed before spring, connecting as with Dubuque and McGregor, direct. Three more wilt be completed within a year, connecting as direct with fit. Paul, Minn., Yankton, Dakota, and Columbus, Nebraska, on the U. P. Railroad. The Missouri River gives us the Mountain fade. Thus it will be seen that no section of country offers such unprecedented advantages for business, speeulatioa aad making a fortune. For the country is being populated, and towns and cities are being built,-and fortunes made almost beyond belief. Every maa who takes a homestead bow will have a railroad market at his own door. And aay enterprising young man with a small capital can establish himself in a permanent and paying business, if he seleets the right location and rieht branch of trade. Eighteen years residence in the western country. ana- fc lrg portion of the time employed as a Mercantile Agent in this country , has a.ade mi familiar with all the branches of business and the best locutions in this country. For one dollar remitted to me i will give trntbfuland definite answers to all questions on this subject desired by such persons. Tell them the best place to locate, and what business is overcrowded and what branch is neglected. Adlress, DAN I EI. SCOTT, S. C. Ci m. ef Emigration, may 27-ly. Box 185, Sioux City, Iowa. Attorney and 2ma?llor at Law ft ;!v VILLK, INDIANA. ,')ffie in the seeond ttory of th e Democrat building. rct 1 9 WOOL! AVOOLli BRING TO UK WOOL TO T B Sf. JOSEPH WOOLEN MILL AT OLDENBURG IF YOU WANT The Highest Price for Your Wool, IN CASH Oil GOODS. We have a large assortment nf all kinds of EOMB - MADE GOODS ! SUCH AS Jeans. Flannels, Satinetts, Cassimetes, Yarns, Blankets, &c. As cheap as thecheapest, and as good as the belt. GIVB IS A CALL Before you dispose of your Wool, as we guarantee entire satisfaction, may 20-3m. KOMWEBER & FLODDER. CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON. CHRISTIAN KEBER, Til VSKFUL FOR past favors, again announces thit be has mde laige additions to his establishment, abd is prepared better than ever to accommodate customers with the very best article of FHE8H BREAD Cakes ofall Kinds, Tics, Ac j - Tie will furnish CktM an 1 Crackers of all kinds at wholesale or retail, on reasonable terms. Also a gjod supply of Lemons and Oranges oa hand CONNECT IGREItYHis assortraentnf Confectioneries is complete embracing Candies of the best quality, Nuts Fruits, Jtc, Ac. Having fitte tup a roo u far iHa p irpose, he wi 1 1 be prepared, during the War n season, to furnis h lee Cream, be.nonatle, Jtii., to those Who may favor him with a call, may I0-m. iJosf Office ftetos fiepot. H HE public will take notice tha t the undersign 1 ei Is prepared on short aotieeto furaish ALL THE LKAMIVG NEtt SPAriES OF TUB. IA suchas Ledger.Weeklies, Saturday Nifht, Western World, Day's Doin gs, Clipper , W il ke'sSpirit, Scientific American, Hsrrer'h Weekly, Baxar, and all the Literary and Scientific fsp1 nw published. AlMthe MONTHLIES, IlerperV Atlantic, Godey's, Frank Letlie'sdu fact,all Magazines ct note. Healse has en hand and will step st assortment o f SiATiosEftr, F.svtrors, Tens, Jmcs Pescils, &c, tocethei with sil the late ,, NOVELS AND ft OVEltTTES from lo te 25 cents each. JnlvlB-tf. JAMES B.TTKEB. GREAT HUMBUG! T?ROM this date I offer my large stock aad grea A assortment of from 10 to IS per cent, cheaper than aey ether establith-nsnt. This Furniture is nearly all my own manufacturing. I will warrant the people for every piece they bay. I dn't keep any second hrnd Furniture, and my Tables and Safes don't all goto pieces oa the road before the peorle get them home. Promptly attended to. Everybody knows that I make the best acd neatest Rosewood aad Walnut Coffins, and bow I hawe a new patent which looks better than all the metallic It is oemeeted inside aad ontside, and hts a large glass oa top. Oae kind is made particularly for lad its. I also keep on band the metallio cases, all sises. Wbea yoa Send your orders, don't forget te let me ki ow if yoa wist the old or new patent for ladies or gertfemen. The price will be from 10 to 1ft per 9ent. cheaper than the cheapest in the market. My establishment is aorth oa Main Bergess street, between Railroad aad Jam ois., eiose io sua Depot. WS. FRANK. Feb 12 MYORCES. " Ahtrfa-te Piverces lerslly ckfslfted in Sew i York, Indiana, Illinois snd other Stsfes, for peri sonr from spy Mst crCenntry, legal everywhere:

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desertion, irniKenrte, doe support, ere., sai8 dent eane;r. paMLiit; eo cbsrse until divorce abtained. Advice free. $t)tipc$$ enablfshed fifussn years. Addret. M. HOTJSR, Attorer Ne. 78 Nassaa Street, N ew tferfc Ctff- $ ay

To Physicians.

K Yeta, August Uth, 1808. Allow ma to eat! yearatteation to my preparation ef Compound En tract the component parts are BCCHTJ,X.oira Liar, CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES. Mods or Paspaaaf tea. Baeha, ia vacuo. Ju niper Berries, by distillatiea, ts f.rm a fine Qia. Cubebes extracted by displacement with spirits eh tained from Juniper Betriesj very little sagar is ased, and a small portion ef spirit. It is snore palatable than any now ased. Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is of a dark eolor. It ts a plant that emits its fragrasca t the aetioa of a flame destroys this (its active principle) leaving a dark and glutinous decoeiion. -Mine is the color of ingredients. The Baeha fa my preparation predominates ; the smalest quan tity of the other ingredients are added, to pre vent ftrmentatioa ; apoa ititpectioa it will be I found not to be a Ti.etare, as made ia ph.rma- , eopcea, nor is It a syrup and therefor eaa be nseain cases wnere lever or lnnammatioa extsc In this yea have the knowledge ef the iagredl eats and the mode of preparation. Hoping that yoa will favor it with a trial, aad that upon intpeetUa it will meet with your approbation, With a feeling of oon&dsnee, I am, very respectfully, H. T. HhLMDOLD, Chemist and Druggist f 16 V ears' Experience. From the largest Manufacturing Chemist in the World. NoTKMBSB 4, 1854. "I am acquainted with Mr H. T. Helmbold ; he oooupied the Drug Store opposite my resiaence, and was successful ia eonducting the basinets where others bad not been equally to before tim. I have been faovrably impressed with hit cha tactcr and enterprise." WILLIAM WEIGUTMAN, Firm efPowert A Weightman, M an u facta - ing Chemitts Ninth and Brewa Philadelphia. Helmbold's Fluid Extbict Bcchc, for weakness arising from iodisoretioa. The exhausted powers of nature which are accompanied by so many alarming symptoms, among which will be found, Iadispositioa to Exertion, Lots of Memory, Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Forebodings of Evil ; in fact, Universal Lassitude, Prostration, and inability to enter iato the enjoyments of society. The constitution, once affected with Organic Weakness, requires the aid vf Medicine to I strengthen and invigorate the system, which HKLMBuLL) o tXlitACI' KUC till 'invariably does. If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or insaniiy ensues. Uklubold's Fluid Extract Rccbo, in affections peculiar to r'ojiaie., is uueqaaitaj by any other preparation, as in Chlurosis, ur Kcteimon, fatufulnees or Suppression of Customary &vavuatious, UlcerateU or beniriu elate of the Uterus, and alt couipiaiuts inciueut to the sex, or tiie decline or chtDge vt tile. , HrLUBoLD'o Fluid Eitbact BtCHC nd IarsoVKD Uosa Wash wilt radically exterminate from sj stem diseases arising truin Babilt vf dissipation, at little expense, little ur no change in aiet, no inconveuience or exposure ;comptetely supersedieg those unpleasant and dangerous remedies, Copaiva and Mercury, ia all tnsac diseases; Use HkLaaoLD's Fluid Extbaot Bceae ia aU disease of this organs, w adder existing in wale or female, from whatever cause originating, and no uiatlerhvw loug siaudibg. It is pleasant iu taste and odor, "iiuuied.ala" iuotiun, sail more strengthening tnau aby ut tbe,pieparalious of bars, or iron. Those suffering from brokea-dowa or delicate constitution, prveure the remedy at ocoe The reader mast be aware that, however slight may be tbe attach of the above diseases, it is eertaia to affect the bodily health aad ueutal powers. All the above diseases re luire tie aid cf a Diaretio. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU is the great Diuretic. Sold by Draggists everywhere. Pa tea $1,33 per bottle, or 6 bottles for M. Delivered te aay address. Deeeriba symptoms ia all ewtaeateatioas. Address Q. T. HELMBOLTr, Drag and Ckemieal Warehouee.iM Bfoadwsys K T. NONE ARE GEXtriifeTTJSLBsis DONE UP ia steel -engraved wrepr, with fae-siorile ef say Chemical Warehouse, aad sigaed jaa 24-7 UEkMBOLD.

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5foofly$ Seirtyaty Ionic, Ifaofasifo Greek If. Hoofland's German Bitters, A Bitter t without A Icohol or Spirits of any kind. Is different from all others. It ts composed of the pure juices of vital raiactLB or Roots, IIckbs, and Baeas(or at medicinally termed, extraets), the worthless or inert portions of the Ingredients aot being ased. Therefore, la one bottle of this Bitters there ia contained as mack raedioal virtue as will be foand ia several gallons ef o rd i n ary mixtures. The Roots, Ac, used la this Bitters are crown ia Qermanv. their vital criuclnles ex- . . . Mt b. , ,,,, chemist forw.rded to th, nao.faet.ry ia this eity, where they are compounded and bottled. Containing no spirituous ingredients, this Bitters is free froia the objections arged against all othersj bo desire for stimulants eaa be iadaeed from their ase; they cannot make drunkards, and ean not, under any circumstance, hare any bat a beaeSoial result. Hoofland's German Tonic Wat compounded for those aot Inclined to extreme bitters, and is .intended fT ae in eases when some alcoholic stimulant is required in coanectioa j with the Tonio properties of the Bitters. Each bottle of the Tonio eontains one bottle ef the Bitters, combined with pure Ssta Cacx Run, and flavored in such a manner th l the extreme bitterness of the Bitten is overcome, forming a preparation highly agreeable and pleasant to the palate, and containing the medicinal virties of the Bitters. The pries of the Tenio it $1.50 per bottle, which many persons think too high. They must take into consideration that the stimulant used is guaranteed to be of a pure quality. A poor article eould be furnished at a cheaper price, . hut : it nt tt.t n 1 it tl . n.. ..J ki.t a grioa arucivr a memoinai preparation snomii contain Boae but the bst ingredients, and they who expect to obtiin a cheap compound will Must certainly be cheated. They are the Greatest Kaowa Eemedies For LIVKRCOMPHINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDICE, DISEASE OFTUS KIDNEYS, ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and all diseases arising from a disordered Liver, Stomach, or IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. Read the following symptoms: Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the Uead, Aridity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart-burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach. Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dall Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain ia the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ao., Suldea Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings ef Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits. All these indicate Disease of the Liver or Digestive Organs combined with impure blood. The Use of the Hitters or Tonio will soon eau,e the kbove symptoms to disappear, and the patient will beoome well and healthy. DR. UOOFLYND'S G3SEK OIL, Lijhtning Cure Jor All KinJt of Faint an t Achri. Arn.tKb ExtxrsallV. It will core all kinds of Pains and Aches, such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises, Frost Bites, Headaches, Paint ia the Back and Loins, Pains ia the Joints or Limbs, Stings of Insects, Ringworms, etc. Tasks Intsrn ai,lt. It wilt eere Kidney Complaints, Backaches, Sick llesdachs, CeHft Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Cholera Infantum, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Pains in ths atomsch, Fever and Ague, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc. DB. IlOOfLAND PODOPIIfisU.V, OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURf FILL. TWO FILLS A D33H. The most powerful, yet innoc-nt, Vegetable Cuthartic known. It is ait necessary to take a babdful of these Pills to produce the desired effect two of them quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liter, Stomach, and Bowel, of allimpuritiss. The principal ingredient is Podophyllin, of the Alcoholio Extract of Mandralie, which is by inuiy times mire foerfiI, Acting an 1 Searching, than the Mandrake itself. Iu peculiar aetioa is apoa the Liver, eleaninc it soeedilv from .11 tlons, with all the power of Moroury, yet free from the injurious results etyehad ;u the ase of that mineral. ... . .. For all diseases, ia which the ae of a esUtertie is indicate 1, these Pills will give entire satisfaction ia every ease. They nevur fail. Ia cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and extreme Costiveness, Dr. floofltuj's Ueriaaa Bitters or Tonic should be ased ia .eoaneutioa with the Pills. The toaic effect ef tue Bitter or Touio bailds up the systea. The Bitters or Tonio purifies the Blood, strengthens the nerves, regis lates the Liver, and gives strength, energy asfd vigor. Keep your Bowels active with the Pilfs, and tone ap the system with Bitters or f a-aic, aad 2u dlseise caa retaio its hold, or ever assail you. These medieipes are eedd by all Draggists aad j dealers ia medicines everywkara. Beoolleet tkat it is Da. U.uriAXD' GEaMn Rsaceica, that are so ttaivertally ased sad highly receta steaded; and do aot allerw the Druggist ia ind ha. v oa ta taVa an vthi nir.Itfthft v . . i ' ' . I . 7 wgM prvrttwaiw These Rnaedie will be seat by Bt- ! trreas to ear leealitr. apoa annlioatiea to tH PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at the tiEdMAU MEDI CINE STORE, il ARCH STttEKT, PillLA DELPHI. CUASs . E7AXS, Pr;)?rlct9r. Formerly C. SE. JACKS 35 ft CO, These KeoreJies are fur Safe by DVaggisfs, Storekeepers, aad Medioiae Dealers, everywhere throughout the. UaiUt Sttvtes, CAualas, SouVh America, sad ths West la lies, Jaae IT, tSTO I y.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT TBI OI.tj SirooHbiiJe ?tirb.e 30clriS or H.a scHRicHTE

WHO kas decided te retaliate BreekviSle.aad woald inform alsfrieadi, aad the paMie generally, that the eld shop Is the place to get all kiads ef Marble Work, sack as MONUMENTS! saefa as Daves. Lambs. Ha inan Figures, Ae., te suit every variety t tastes. Work executed in as g4 style as eaa re aearfn the State. Limestone wrk, vf all kiads, saeh as Deor Steps, Cistera Tops. Cepleg srttd Cemetery Lots, Curnare, Klerks, As., wkiek willrtK dene fresa 16 to ID per nt. cheaper then a.y other shop, as we have nfsti sjearry. which Is ' as good, if aot batter, thaa aay la the Htste. which eaa h eea by leaving at It. aad at these whleh have stood tVe test for several year. lersons wUbtatr Limeee freso aay ether quarry will hefaralshed a ekeap as eaa be had ef aaw assise. We have Liaieateae from sla te tweely laches thlrk,aad auj site a persnaeeald with. Work ia oar line ef basic terairHea preesptly. Thaekfatfer the patreaage we fcavereeeiv ed for thepart fourteen years, we weald rrqee.l a eoot naanee ef the same. "tvk sales aad small Profits" l oar mottv. as we aet ewtaloy a host of agents who the peni le have te tar err, bat sell ourewa work ourselves . M.vf-ly B.B.SCHRirilTK. DUTY'S WASHING MACHINE. I.ATILY .MUCH IMPROVED ASD IIINtW Universal Clothes Wringer Imprnvtd with Howell's Patent X table Cas. wheels, aad the Patent Stp, are bw sttmtionaMy far tu peril r to aay apparatus for wash ing elfthes ever iaveated, era 'will save their cod twice a year, by saving labor aad elolhrs. There who hate used thetk give tcetiacaj ss foll.wr: "We like tor mscbitic taacb eld set be pet snsdtd to do without it, aad with ike aid of Dety we feel that we are (Listers of the fositiea." Re. L. Scett, Risbrp M. K.Cher.h. It is wvrth et.e dellar a week la any family." N. V. Tiltui c. In the laundry uf my Vr use there Is a erpetual thanksgiving oli Mondays fur the iavta tion." Itev. Tiet.u.re I. t'ujUr. Every vl hss given it a strongrr hild sv c a the affections t the inmates vf the laueeUy.' -N. Y. Observer. "I Leartly eomirend itte economists of times m mey aad contentment." Itev. Dr. Bellows. "Friefad Dvtj Yt-ar lart imprevesaeat af year Washing Machine is a cesnplete success. I S sure jou 'oar Machine, after a Jtar's ate, is thought more ot to-day the a ever, aad weald aet be parted with under any eireumttanees." Seloa Robin .uo. 'Your Washing Maehice has beea la dally aia in our laurdry, aad the housekeeper expresses heri-cll as highly pleaeed with it. It eertaialj accoaaplUtiea a greater auoaat ef wrk, wills less labor, and does avt wear the clothes se ataek a lbs old fahiened wash-board. By Being it, one laundress is dispensed wilh." W s. M. t . Kouod, Superio tendeot vf Infant Depasisaeat ef St. Catharine's Nursery, M. Y. City. "I have had one of the Universal Wriagersla my house, aad it has beea used every week for over five yvare, sad is now as geud as aew. I have also had a Doiy Washer for some three years which we ufc every week, and eoald Bet easiV get along without. It is as goes) as ever, and will last years yet." , It. D. Vaa eJlyek, Kso.Editor of Deui. Kepublieaa, Hamiltoa, N. . The N. V. Weekly Tribune, ef Dee. Is, IMt, In answer to a correal eudeat, says. Uf Washer, there is bone to be compared with Doty's." PRICES A Fair Offer. If the Merchants ia yevr place will aet faralsk, or send for the Machines, send as the retail price Wa.-her $14, Lxtra Ytirger t, abd we Will terward either i t both luachines, free ef freight, to places where no une is selling! sad so tare are) j we tbey will be liked, that we agree te refaad Ike j money if any vr.e wishes to retara the machines ' !Ln?!.,H'i,Lt' movie s trial aeceraiBg No husband, fnther r brother should permit the drudgery of wasbttig with the hands, Itty two days in the year, when it eaa be does betters more expeditiously, with Wet labor, aad ae ia -jury to the garments, by a Iljty Clhe Washer and a Universal Wrings. Sold by dealers generally, to wkess liberal discounts are made. H. C. BROWJil O, sb. Ageat, ap'22-Cfa. 3JI Cortiabat M.,Xt York. Yinnoa aooss. Ci abridge City, Indiana. B . VIM VO S , V K O I K 1 15 T O B tl4 t BOOt JEIXXO. JSHOO MAtlSIAfiT OUT a IonATIUS KOBnLEU 1 "(ONTlM'Kt to aiankfaetare Boots aad Bke of all kiads proaptly te order, at his eetab'''J',",. "'kTiUe' U k'P "I0tIl?t WTl MI.TN' S II HVK LfAUlJb J?, Jl lOdbo SUUfcB, BOOTS OF K KRY KIND, I UHILDKEN'B SHOES i d gavrkntees a good tt la every laslate enaiag oone on rnorinvtiec . wall a fee all atortmeat aad learn his prices. uovl-tf IQKATIUS KOIHiSB. IIORNUNG'S SHOP. THE andersigacd at his shep ia Ihe term a PeMUfliee BuilsJiag,ea tie "Old White Cot aer," ia Broxkville, is prepared t repair 4 a eurdeoas, Umbrellas, Parasols, Doer Lctks, ttt and wih alsosharpea Shears, eiftrr, Kaiees Ac, renovate WiasSow Bliads, file and veset f te of all kinds, ird repair Lamps, Clicks, WalrbeS Jewelry, Sawing Maehiatr, Kaitttrg Ma chiner, Ac. He ts aire Agent for the LeBik Kaittifg Machine the best mjcbiie ia the acrid Jrt kail ting. It knits over twenty different articles af apparel. These machines ran be sets at sr f shop e-a the Old White Cor Bar," where I asa located for bnrines. I respectfully solicit tic paf retsge ef sliVrrsI public. LEHIS LvIM 6. Feb. II-Cm. r '. F AIRFIELD HILLS BROWN V BE6T, WILL guarantee entire satirfsctlet- isfriedii a FLOUR aal MEAL. The highest asfkt prtce paid ia eai-h for Whsct. rhiFl.urisro?..l,eRToktlll.ett.tteMS ef David Sraagbter ad Joka XeckeftHsf , ae also at the Denot, Will ilte furnish LUMBER OT ALL HlFvr . t4t -1 V GEO. B0T7LBV. CSsJklTvX iewteV. iioTrittV S-t ti t i a 4 HAHIUOKtOBj OI kavcferssltal.rg i eru.tt i vtfetr !.. d towa property iaaf'.lk wrav

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