Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 28, Brookville, Franklin County, 22 July 1870 — Page 3

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LJOAL JEPARTBIENT. TTA1E TABLE W. 1 1. DOWNWARD t: '. . i. i kville. . S:3J P. M. ,s2i r. u. .-te,'1 -r .w-Sl a. at. v ....... ...i:. r. a. Vv , The Newr.-Uroai: F U fir JPf -t for an early cora.mut lh Ue Lake 'shore, taroagn una fUaaatr. The Company Jf rtneJ in this State OM . M rrankiv , rejnd t"f ' ' iliti Cinntv will prvmp:.-' f effer of this roa 1, by ct':g '4 j4 ropri'ioti not as a donancn; a; bat : jJEflCsi to the amount of 200.- ) if mt2o i(fai promptly, we are sure 000 of the rwa TsY early day. Petitions are in circulatro ,.,-f n the Couniy Commissioners 11 IB levy a tax Ol HOC (in vein per jaoouiri ; j eacu 100 of laxablea. When it is remeaibtre( that the taxable property ol Franklin Cof,nT amounts to aboui $ti, 51)0,000, this levy wiit uot be very burdensome to our tax-payers, it being only temporary in character, and will undoubtedly prove to be a paying investment to tbeai. Judge Wilson ia Wayae County. Judge Wilson addressed the people of Wayne Couniy at Dublin on Monday night in a speech of over two hours' length to a very lare audience. The speech was clear, logical, and to the point, and on financial questions especially eminently satisfactory to all except the repudiation Democracy. lie will also address the citizens of Wayne County at the following times a,nd places: Boston, - - July 25, 7 P. M. 7 V!itteater, (uilisboro.) 2t, Newport, " 27, Williamsburg, - - ' 27, Kconumv, " 2", Dalion, - - - " J, liagtrstown, 30, Articles of Association Of the Lake Sii ire, Louisvtn i Soudi-West-ern Railway Company were riled with the Secretary of S ate l-.iil week. The capital stock of this company is 4,000,000, divided into bO.OOO shares of $50 each. Tiie Hoard of Directors aie O. W. Child, F. A. S ule, J. II. Crowell, C li. lieiitley, t iaiik A. WaU, D. W. C. Howard aiid It. 11. Swift. The object of thr company is to construct and nriuiiaui u railroad to comineuce on the Sia'e Line at or near College Corner, ta connect with ilie roai to bo built by the same corporation through a por-

tiin of lhe Siate of Ohi i, teruiinain at thai j scious of her ability to do s 1, sin spoke aloud point, and Irom thence tlirouoii ihe cojmies ol p0 her own surprise .-u l to ihe pleasure and asUniou, Franklin, iiipley, JellVrson, Clark and tonisliineiit of her many friends. ller voice Flnyd, lerminating at New Albany, Ind., and continues us 3;roti0' as at any lime previous to

will be about one hunirel and leu miles in ' ieiilh in this Suite. Confirmed. President 3r.nt"s nonitnalion of Maj. John C. Burton th-i olliee of Revenue Assessor for the 4.h Collection District of Indiana was confirmed by the C S. S 'isate on theT h inst., and M;ij. 1$. has beeu ollicially notilied of hia appoiuitneiit. Sett:.k. All per.ou imlebted to Trichler & Scobey are re nested to call and setile immediately. All accounlH not paid before July 2Sih will be placed in other hands for collection. Honorary. During lhe recent Commencement at Asbury Ui.iversiiy lhe degree of D. D. was conlerred on Uev. F. A. ll-5-ler of ttiookville, and also ; on Kev. t. is. Miiis, late ol Indianapolis, but now of Baltimore. Contemplated Removal. Samuel Itailnnir Iv-q., a higliiy rpspecled and Valued citizen ol Springfield Township, contemplates removing to tixfoid, Ohio, this Fail, for the purpose of recruiting his health and ejiicating his family. Mr. Harbour is a man of gteat it lluence in the vicinity in wi.ich he resides, and wiit be much missed by community. Wathi A good man to work 0:1 a p'ace and make himself generally useful. Must understand gardening and the taking care of horsps and cows. Apply at lhe ollice of Henry Speer & Co. Correction. We were misinformed when slating last week lhal Col. Clule and Col. ll.iward represent the New York Central Railroad Company. They are here at work in the interest ol" the new Company just organized in this State. They have noi yet bad a corps of engineers on the line, b it have only made a preliminary survey preparatory to future operations- We walfe this correction so as not to create a false impression iu regard to the business relations f these enterprising railroad aentleiaen. A Csr4. W e wish to say to our old .customers and all Others interested in buying goods, that we intend moving into the store-room now occupied by Suing & Kaiser, about the 1st of August, and in addition to our present slock of goods we intend to AD8 a hjrge a large assortment of S'aple anj Fancy Goods, all of which will be new and of the latest styles, and we intend lo sell them at the lowest prices. We are thankful lo our nu uerous customers for the liberal patronage they have given us, hoping it will be to their interest to call and see our Dew stock. We also invite ail who want good Goods, and at low prices and fair dealing, to call and tee Ui- Jons Kmc & Sox. Crowned, A lit tie son of James Crylaod, living near Metamora, came to his deaih by accidental drowning, last Saturday, about three-fourths of a mile below that place. The deceased was about eight years old. He went fishing with nook and line. As lhe body was found in the ater near a wall, it is supposed that the little fellow sat on the wall, fell asleep, and fell off oto the canal, where the body was found about 6 o'clock P. at. Coroner A. W. Andre was notiSed of the ocenrrence, and held an inquest, the jury returnig a verdict in accordance with ihe above. Court adjourned on Friday last.

U. S. Revenue Statistics. The following exhibit fur the month of June, 180, of the 4th Indiana Collection District, has been handed us for publication: . packages, proof gals.

nisky produced during the month. Whisky on which tax has 4 807 251,163 09 been paid during the month, - . - 6.365 321.692 31 j Amount of spirits recti fied duriog the month, 0 2,493 30 Total, 11,242 575,353 70 Mt, Carmel Items. " We need not tell the readers of the Amerl1 can how hot it is. Many of them hare con sulted their thermometers, only to note that each day was a little hotter than t'other. The harvest is fairly gathered, and not soch a bad yield as was predicted. The hum of the threshing rnachiue ie beard in oar land. Our physician. Dr. Hiucklej, tells as that the hot weather is having its etf.-ct upon children more especially. Quite a number of the wee ones are Kick. The Methodist Sabbath School of Mount Carmel will have a Celebration in Mr Claikweek, 23d inst. A bumuer of Schools have beeu mvued, and we are authorized 10 iimie Ltrook villtaus and other civilians to come to our Sabbath School song. Speakers for the occaaiou are luvileJ aui promise to be on baud. The Methodists have let their new church building 011 Juseph Todd s farm in White Va ter Township, and expect to have it enclosed by the bib. ot October. Your?, AxtiLlCK. Mi. Carmel, July ia, 1870. Blooming Grove Items. Frequent ebowers and occasional gales of wind are bard 011 wheal shocks and mown buy. Farmers are 6vackmg their wheat when the weather will permit. Corn and po aloes doing well. Blackberries an average crop and worth live Cents per quart. Apple?, plains and peaches doing but little good. Urape crop very promising. improvements in our village are still going on. Mr. Jacob Webb has put up a new shop near his residence, and is al work in it maklit boots and shoes for his numerous customers. Since our new cuurch building was completed, wnich is an ornament to our village, one blacksmith hvp and one shoe shop have been built utid are now occupied by good and liouesl mechanics. J. N. Truster Kvi is supplying this place and the liverioniain wi.U beef lw.ee a week. Miss Marg-iret Apsley, living one-half mile Fast ol Bl.ioming lirove, lias not spoken a word above a whimper for fourteen months, uu- ' 1 til one day la-st week, in answering a question of her mother's, without any effort and uncon her utHiclioii. Mr. FJilor, the lliermotnetyr points 'JO degrees and upwards in Uie badj, ail it is uureasot.abie 10 esoect any more items from this point at this tiui . Yours, ll. Blooming Grove, J.ily 18, 1S70. . New Trenton Items. The SaViha; ll Schrul F.Acursion tontil from Cincinnati on lhe lb'h inst. parsed v ff saiia- . ..-! ..II 1 ! a 11 .rllfind nil 4.1 .1 r rt I 11 tr Ol .lllt respective homes well pleased wi h trie trip. Credit is d.ie Mr. Win. Paris, lhe Superintendent ot our S ib aili School, for the skillful manner in wincti he conducts the seliool. lie knows how 10 interest the little folks. D. D. llortiadty, who rec-n'ly returned from Knnsas hf.er a stay ot live months, has purchased lhe Iruit 1 .1.111 of J lv. Ilornatiay, and nnctnl carrying 011 the fruit business. Suc cess to hi in. The crops throughout this section are very good On an aveme. T.ie prospect for corn ws never baiter. liionli there is a shgnt tailing 1 tf in the !uat and oats cro,is, the tarmers uili lie mora lliau doubly rtmutieiated wi: h their corn croo. I be 4ih passed ( IT unusually q-iiot until evening, when Sjtlii? got loo lllicil "luiblbed' and luisei a row for a change. No one hurt, but we saw some laces lerribiy KCra'.clied. Wurs, Fakmkb. New Tienton, Julj 17. 170. Bath Townbhip Items. Wo learn that the nneat cri p iu Bath Township i very light -not more than halt a crop, and nut more loan one third compared with last yer. Corn looks wail. Alex. Tucker, formerly of Bath Township, but now of Uxford, Uhio, has sold his farm near Colter's Corner, consisting of 111 acres, to Abraham Lynch tor ten thounud dollars. Perry Shulii has bought the farm on which ha resides, at seventy five dollars per acre. John J.Uotf ot Bath Towaship intends to remove to Oxiord this Foil tor the purpose of going into business there and giving bis lamily the benefit of the tchoois for which Oxford is lainous, Samuel Divis and family have returned from their .onucrn aud Western trip, looking hale and hearty. Tuey were as far orih as Madison, the capital of Wisconsin. T. H. Roberts, wife and grandson have returned from wiiat was intended to have been a very extensive Western tour, bat the trip does not seem tj have cured Mr. R. ot" lys( epsia. Lumber, Shingles, &c. A big lot of Pins and Poplar Lumber, dressed and rough, also three kinds of Pine shingles, Lath, Paling, Ac, at Johnston's Lumber Yard at the Railroad Depot in Brookville. Call aud ti.amine before purchasing elsewhere. Flour and Wheat Market ia Brcokville. Floor j selling in Brookville at t;,To per bar rel, aud Old Wheat brings fl.Ji, with a strong upward tendency. The fcompeao war ia greatly increasing the price of breadstuff here as elsewhere. Cincinnati Gram Market. On Tuesday, in Cincinnati, Wiucer Red Wheat sold readily at $1,2$ to 1,40 for No. 1 ia elevator or sacks, aud good to prime samples at l.'J'J to 1,9 in sacks. 11 ill Wheat sold at 1,50. Prime to choice white sold at (1,50 to $1,64 by sample. Corn Prime mixed shelled was freely offered at 05c, and So. i at 93c, with small sales at these prU.es. Mixed ear sold at 9Jo. White is held at 2o to 3e higher than mixed. Oats Good to prime white soil at 57o to 59c, and choice at 60o. Mixed are dull at Stc, to 57c. ByeInferior 90o to 97o, and stiictly prime $1,01 to 1,02. Barley Prime to choice fa'l was held at f 1,23 to 1,35, with bnyers at 3c to 5c less,

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Dedicated to an Old Grist Mill. BT J. W. B., OF LACKKL, ind. Through fifty years or mure of rain and storm and gleam, On the bauks of a bright and sparkling stream , There stood tbts tiuie-bonoreii mill with fame renowned For making as good meal and flour as ever was ground. In all these leng years of constat t toil She has proved to be both true and loyal; ? Ever ready, bo the weather good or bad, To pertnrui the work from her to be had. A nobler task can never be designed, Than is each day to this old mill a.sisje'd, In making flour and meal both sweet and good, To sopply the wants of the neighborhood. Like a thing of life her water-wheels turn round, Emptying the water below with a splashing sound, While the wheat goes through tho burrs with rapid blast. And is ground into Cjtr of a snow-white cast. The kind old miller, though both pale and glim, Isalwayron baud luoitiug neat anl trim, With toll-dish in Uanl, aud a half-filled barrel near, lie is earnestly measuring the toll each grist will bear. The good old farmers for many miles around, Know that their grists will be pioperly ground. And many are the bushels of wueal and corn 1'hat have passed through this mill so old and worn. And customers coming from either far of near May rely on being dealt with honestly aud fair, Departiug for hojie with sacks well nlled with Hour Warranted by the miller to get neither musty nor sour. And waeu the goad house-wires witi thuir bread etua is pleaded , ihe old mill-wuceis A round as though they were Axil greased, And the leau old uiilier, wearing his coat of gray, Uues merrily singiu g atouud tue live lougday. And may the good na ns that this mill has won, Coutiuue to livewheu the miller to Ueaveu has gone Is the prayer of all the good people around, lielieviug auotuer such mill could never be lounJ. " LlFK ts Ui ah; or the Mysteries aud Crimes of Mortuoniaui; being au expose of their secret tiles and ceremonies, with a full aud aut'aeuiio history ot lVljgamy and the Mormon sect, from its origin to tli j preseat time;" by J . 11. lieajie, editor fcall LaKe Reporter, is the title of a valuable worit just issued by the Aatioual i'ubiiabiug Company, Ciuctnaati, O Uio. toriuoreiu.nl thirty scars the world has bsen Uorritiud, startled uud perplexed by the audacity and success ot a o-jjt calling ttieinvlves Moruinoi . Though fouaied in liaud, this sect has sut'eetiieti in .iiiLd of ail onmisitian. uatil it is to- .. daytho stauumg reproach ot our country. 'lhe Author's long resiJeuue iu L'taa and his imaition as Editor of the le.iding J ouroal of that rorritory, uecuiiarly ii i iliiici hiiu to wri'othis work. Meruionism has been nrod icttve of go many dark aud strange mysteries so ui itiy terrible crimes that lew can cuui rehend, without an inuuiiile kno ledge of it, how uiucL wickedness it has to answer tor, and what a btandiug menace to order and society it is. lhe work sniws h.itv Joe Smith and Brigham Voung have Lceu enabled to deceive and cheat their ollowers; how by leading them on from crime to crime, and eoticing them with licentious baits, thy have succeeded in maintaining their lull uence over lueiii ; an A treats of tho .Moruon religion, its intauious aud heathenish character, its multitudes ot Vjods, its abominable doctrines and practices, revealing many strange and outrageous ; ueie.uouies. Ut' tuo Ln iio'.v.ui n I or initiation ccr-! ftiliinH4 uli.in 1 mr hitter a.li Miia 11 it il ti 1 12 .rii .t i i . ir iney are; how temale munesty is outraged lu ' them, i.nii huw licentiousness is taught as a pint of tueir religious creed. It is important that the public should know wlia. manoer of people aru growing up in our mid,t. This work gives a full and authentic accountoftheir degraded soeial condition, their blasphemous rites and cereiuonies, their sacreiig , , ious doctrines and practices ,and is the most turil ling accaunt of licentiousness aud crime ever puulistied. It is calculated to do great good by giving to toe public a candid and impartial statement ot a question which bids fair to cause no lime trouble. The book is sold only by subscription, and agents are wanted in ever county. Of the almost innumerable number of preparations in the market tor restoring gray hair ts its original color, we of none whioli gives so universal satisfaction as Ring's Vegetable .-Ambrosia. We have tried it and foun t it to restore the oolor in a Iruly wou.leitul minner s well as to remove dandruff and all itching caused by humors of the scalp. Try it and bo satisfied. Buy at Davis & Hates. New Stove Store TIM sSSIO IN BllOOKVlLLK. J. D. FIEBER Has just opened a Stove and Tin Shop in Brookville, whero be will keep constantly on hand a fine assortment of COOKING, PARLOIl AND SHOP 352 a 5 Together with all their aecauipanyinj? lurniture cmbraoiair BUASS. SUtiAH AMD TEA KET TLES, and many extra Stove Trimmings, Andirons, Sad-Irons, Shovels and Tontts ; also a general assortment of TIN AND JAPANNED WAttE, at Wholesale and Retail. Job Work, such as ROOFING, SPOUTING, &C, done with neatness and dispatch. Odd riates furnished for Stoves, and Old Stoves repaired. Old Iron, Copper, Brass and Pewter taken in exchange for wares. TERMS CHEAP FOR CASH. Shop on James Street, South of Court House. A liberal snare of tho public patronage is resI e.Mfully solicited. J. D. F1EUEU. julS tf 25,000 LBS. WOOL WANTED AT THE HARRISON WOOLEN FACTORY. Custom Spinning & Koll Carding done on short notice and on reasonable teime, and all work WARRANTED. 1 We have on hand at all time a large assortment CASS I M E R ES, 10 4 FLAN N E LS, JEANS, PLAID TWEEDS, PLAIN " ALL WOOL BLANKETS, LINSEVTS, YARNS IN ALL COLORS, Highest Market Prices paid in Cash for Wool or exchange for goods. We keep constantly on band a superior No.l Cotton Bitting. Call and examine our stock for yourselves. W M . I) WtSOX 4 SONS . Harrison, 0., May 20, 13?0-3m.

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PATE! T IMPROVED CLOTHES WRINGER THE COLBY WRINGER is a perfect combination of simplicity .efficiency, and durability. It contains no unnecessary prt, but every quality that can be desired in a machine Tor expressing water from clothes is embraced in this, making it the Umvkbsal Favorite wherever known. It is the only wringer that fastens itself to the tub, and can be changed from one tub to another in a moment, thus saving much labor and inconvenience The frame being all Galvanized Iron and Brats, can never rust nor rot, it uvich more durable than ar.y wood frame can be, and uiore easily repaired if broken by accident. It fakes less room, is much lighter to handle, and does not foqilire a second person to hold the tub from turniug over, when used. But the question of lit. h i3 been, " nun 19 tub l!tsT MaChink?" AVere telling hunireds of machines to persons whi have the Ciog wheel Wringers, which they lay aside, and purchase the Colby V jinger, because it works so much easier and vriiLgs dryer. Some eay the Colby Wringer tarns easier, while wringiug a bed-quilt, than the Universal with nothing in it: and others thiit they had rather pay for a Colby Wringer every year, than uso any other it given to them. Its reputation is unrivalled and leceming mare popular every day, as its real merits become known . PKIGK ONLY $7 50. Don't bo put off with any other. This Wringer nee ls no further comments , but will show lor itscif. I am constantly traveling with the above Wringers, out it is imfossible for uie to call on every tamily in the Cunty this yeKf, lind those wantitg Wringers should not delay, but send in jour orders to me at once, and the Wringers shall bo delivered at jour door immediate! v. AdJrssS P. F. UPDIKE, A;t, jallo Cm Springfield, Indiana. ALLEY & PEPPER'S aw HIill ! Situated 2 rnilcs South of Metimora, ONTllACEUlUXCllOF PIl'ECKKEK. The underiigned are now prepared t furnish Lumber of All - Kiuds IS713 eiZES, As they h ive in steady operatio n one of the best Portable Saw Mills in ihe country , convenient to nrimitive forests containing all kiids of trees. Orders filljd on t ie shortest uotioe.and at the lowest market prices. V,'M. A. ALT.KY, mav 20-3m. CUARLES PEPPER. lv r II E public will take noticethattheandersign-i-o I i s prepared on s hort not icct o frn tsh ALL THE LKA1HXG NEWSPAPERS OF THE DAY such as T,ed'ger, Weeklies, Saturday N '.ht , Western World, Day's Doings, Clipper, WiJke'tSpirit, Scientitic Ani'erican, lirer"s Wiekly , Bazar, and all the Literary and Scientific Jpit now publishid. Alftthe Harper's- Atlantic, Godey's, Prtnk Leslie's :i u f a c t , a 1 1 M a g a x i n c s c- f n I c . He also has on batd ai.d will lcp m assortm e 11 1 of ij r ATION F.RV , Envelops, Fens, ImvS 1'HNCILS, &C, toffrtheiwitb n 1' t h e I n t e tl fj t C P A ? 1 AtflVFIhTTES ! U CIO 4 ' ' U w C. I U i I I. tJ from 1 u to I ce n t s eaeii . .July 16-tf . .TAMES B.TTNEB. OF Watches, Clucks & Jewelry. AMBI EOTHEEMEL, LAUREL, INDIANA. IS prcpnrcd to repair Watches, Clocks an I Jewelry of all kinds promptly to order and o n rca sonalile terms. Call and see him. juneil lur3 St A af & B E S B Y f Attorneys and Gjiiissllors at Law ! t ) ! v V l L L E , INDIANA. Office in tho secjudttory of tho De m ocrnt build! n. feb I 9 VINTON SOUSE, Ca n')ria;ic City, Indiana, K . VINTON, P II O I' U 1 K T O R ootH lv ST AND m-WMIF MAMUMCTORY OSBORN ec CAIN, B ltOO K VI LLE, I N D I A N A , Ilare just opened Stove and Tin-Ware Mann actory at llronk ville, wher tiiey will keep con tantly on h i:i d a Qno assortment of G33XIN 1, PA11L3R A S D 3H3? 3IQV22 , Together with all their accompanying furniture, embracing Brass, Sugar ind Tea Kettles, And many extra M'lve Trimmings, And-Irons, Sad-Irons, Shovels and Tongs. ALSO A general assortment of Tin and Japanned Ware JOE WOni, SUCH AS RooSnj, Spouting, Ac., dona with neatness and dispatcn. Old Iron, Copper, Brass and Pewter, taken in exchange for wares. Tonus Clicnp for Cash. Shop on Main street, first door below Linck's block. . .... A fair share of the puh'.ic patronage is solicited March 11-y. OSltORN A CAIN. NOTICE. TUB undersigned having leased the Valley Home Livery it.ible fora term of years, will con iuct the same in con ncction with his own on the opposite side of the street. There will be an increased stock of good Horses, Bug?tesand Family Carriages kept for hire. Persons desiring good feed and thebest stable in town, will plense eall. March ll-im. " A. M. TUCKER. WILLIAM G. QUICK. Attorney at Law & Real Estate Agent, BROOKVILLE, INDIANA.

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Offieeinthe Court House. CollectionsprempUy aHendedto, Real Estate bought and sold, Taxes paid. An. janl8-m Or. Z- TT'EPtGrTISOtlS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGKON, F41UFIELD, INDIANA June 7-lv '

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Nit Yobk, Aogust 15th, 1863. Allow ms to call yoaratteatioa to my preparation of Compound Extract The component patti are BUCHTJ, Loo Lkaf, CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES 9 Mode or PsrTios. Buchu, in vacuo. Juniper Berries, by distillation, t form a fine Gin. Cubebes extracted by displacement with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very little sugar is used, and a small portion of spirit. It is more palatable than any now aied. Buchu, as prepared by druggists I of a Hark color. It ia a plant that emits its fragrance ; the action of a (lame destroys this (its active princi ple) leaving a dark and glutinous decoction. Mine is the color of ingredients. The Eachu in my preparation predominates ; the smSlett quan tity of the other ingredients airs added, to pre vent fcrme'n ta tion ; upon inspection it will be found not to be a Tincture, ai made-da pbarma copoea, nor is it a syrup and therefor can be used in cases where fever or inflammation exist. In tLis you have the knowledge f the ingredients and the mode of preparation. Hoping that you will favor it with a trial, and that upon inspection it will meet with yoar approbation, With a feeling of cenfi lance, I am, very respectfully, . Hi T. HELMBOLD, Chemist and Druggist of 18 Years' Experieneei From the largest Manufacturing Chemist in the World. NnvRUBia 4, 1851. "I am acquainted with Mr II. T. Helm bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence, and was successful in Conducting the business where others had not been equally so before him. I have been faovrably impretsed with his character and enterprise." WILLIAM WE1GHTMAN, Firm of Powers & Weightinan, Manufaetuing Chemists Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia. Hei.udolo's Fi.cid Extract Bucnu.for weakness arising from indiscretion. The exhausted powers tit nature which are accompanied by so many alarming symptoms, among which will be found, Indisposition to Exertion, Lots of Memory, Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Forebodings of Evil ; in fact. Universal Lassitude, Prostration, and inability to enter into the enjoy Uleuts of society. The constitution, once affected with Organio Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine to strengthen and invigorate the system, which II ELM HOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU invariably does. If no treatment is submitted to. Consumption or insanity ensues. Hklmiiold'.s Flcih Extract BtcHU, la affections peculiar tn Pa nales, is unequalled by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis, or Retention) Painfulnets or Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Scdirrus State of the Uterus, and all complaints incident to the sex, Of the decline or chnge of life. nuLMBot-n's Fli-id Extract Brcnc aBDlnraoved Ross Wasu will radically exterminate from system diseases arising trom habits of dissipation , at little expense, little or no change in diet, no inconvenience or exposure jcumpletely iupersedieg those unpleasant and dangerous remedies, Copaiva and Mercury, iu all those diseases. Use IIklmbold's Flcid Extract Bicuc in all disease of these orguos, wbeiner existing in male or female, from whatever cause originating, and no matterhow long standing. It is pleasant in taste and odur,"iuime Jiate" iu action, aud more strengthening than any of ihepreiaraUoua of iiark or Iron. Those suffering fro;a broken-down or delicate constitutions, procuie the lemcdy at once. The reader must be aware that, however slight may be the attack of the above diseases, it is certain to affect lue boUily health aud uieatal powers. All the above diseases require the aid of a Diuretic. 11 KUMBOLD'3 EXTRACT UUCHUisthe great Diuretic. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Pricb $1,25 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $G,5l. Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms in all cojimanications. Address U. T. UELMBOLD, Drag and Chemical Warehouse, il Broadway , N . Y. N0,: ONE ARB tf!" tBds DONS UP in sleel-engT with fao-simile of my Chemical Wt jun 24 y ll; signed I. HELMBOLD. v.-

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Hoolland's German Bitters, A Bitter' Alcoltol or Spirits of any kind, is diC pure juice . and Bark. the worthless. , not being used. - Bitters there is coaiv as will be found is ill It is composed of the 'U or Roots, Ukubs, " ! tarmed, extracts), ns the ingredients j ir z l Wttle of this t , "'al virtue mixtures. The Roots, JU.,! t 21 C j . !ers are crown in Germany, thfW tZ 4 ' i traded in that country by a't " and forwarded to the manufactotr where they are compounded and bv" .. taining no spirituous in.rsdients, this 4. -'. t ,' free from the objections drged against ali' , " no desire for stimulants can be induced from ta -t 1 Use; they cannot make drunkards, and cannot,!. under any circumstance, have any but a beneficial result. Hooflaad's German Tonic Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme bitters, and is intended f r ue in eases when some alcoholic stimulant is required in connection with the Tonic properties of the Bitters. Each buttle of the Tonic contains one bottle of the Bitters, combined with pure Snt Car7. Rum. and flavored in such a manner th it the extreme bitterness of the Bitters is overcome, forming a I preparation highly agreeable and plc-tsant to the ; palitej and containing the medicinal virtues of j the Bitters. The price of the Tonic is $1.50 pr 1 Dottte wnich many persons think to hih. They must take into consideration that the stimulant used is guaranteed to ba tit a pure quality. A it v. r...nM,.i...1... .,P;ri. ... ' . . but is it not better to pay a little more ana nave a good article? A medicinal preparation should contain none l-ut tho best ingredients, and they , . . i. i. , -ii . who expect to obU.n a cheap compound will most n.tl.tnl Tin iiKoalnil i..t..uj - . . . t-f . . -T 1 - iliey are ine UrtaieSI, JkQOWa iemt3aieB r . For LIVER COMPLAINT, DY3 PEPS I A , NE - VOUS DK 13 1 LI TV, JAUNDICE, DISEAf I OF THE KIDNEYS, ERUPTIONS 01?s , THE SKIN, and all diseases ari- , sing from a disordered Liver, -Stomach, or 1MPURITV OF TUB BLOOD. ttead the following symptoms: 1 Constipation, Flatulence, Inward File( Ffcll . i . .t .i . . i:. r ... - . . n!Oiuiiaiou, iim, ii;i mj ui . domasa,, JNausea. Heart-burn, Disgust far it cod, I olaeas br Weiicht In the Stomach. Soitr tructaUone. Sinkin or Fluttering at the Pit of the Studtaea.t . r u ii i it - i t owiuiuiiuK ui too i.uu.i, "Univ.. or uiain I Breathing, Cluttering at the Heart, Ubokia; era Suffocating sjvneationa when in a Lying PU..(". Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before, X Sight, Dall Puin in the Head, Deficiency of tea i spiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Byes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Lijlbs.Ac, Sutden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings i f Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits. All these indicate Disease of the Liver or Digestive Organs combined with impure blood. The ase of the Bitters or Tonic will soon cause the above symptoms to disappear, and the patient will become well and healthy. DR. IIOOFLAXD'S CREEK OIL, Lightning Cure Jor All Kinds of Vaius and Achrfi, Arrt.tD Extern.it.lt. It will cure nil kinds of Pains and Aches, such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Chilblains, Sprains, BruMsat, Frost Bites, Headaches, Pains in the Buck a". Loins, Pains in thojoiutsor Limbs, Stings of I., sects, Ringworms, etc. 'l

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Dysentery, Diarrbu-a, Cholera Infantum, Cholera ! Morbus, Cramps and Puis in the Muuiach, Fever ' and Ague, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc. DR. II00FLAN3d PODOPIIYLLLV, or suBsrrruTu for muucury pill. IW0 WltS A DOin ; 2 lie ni')st powerful, yrA i h'whJ - ' Cathartic known,It is nit necessary to take a lia 1T J Pills to produce the desired elfoct; two tT them 4 act quickly and powerfully, clcaoslng the Liver, ' Stomach, ant Bowels of all impurities. The; principal iugredieut is Podophy llin, or the A leu- t uulic rxtract ot M.iinlraKe, wLioti is by iihuj ' limes m rd Powerful, Aeiing an 1 oearchiug, than : the Mandrake itself. Its peculiar notion is upon Ihe Liver, cleaning itfpeelily from all obstru.. Hons, with all Uio power ol .Mercury, yet Iree from the injurious results attached to the vse of! that mineral. 1 I 1 For all diseases, iu which the use ofa cathartic ii louiviiBi, lutse run am give enure sails lac tion in every case. Tbey never lul. In cases of Liver Couiidamt, ly sj.aijsia, and extreme Coetiveoess, Dr. ilouHnd's Weruia Bit ters or Tome should be used in connection with the Fills. The tonic effect of tae Ititttis or Tonic BHiiua up ins sysivoi. j. ne uiiturs or xouic systeat. The Bittors or i.,. tk. l ; j ;, .... -"-61 TS" Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, tone up the system with Bitters or Xunic, and lil.-eise can retaiu its hold, or ever .i.suil yvu. ,, ,. . ..... . Auese meuicires are soia oy au uruggisis ana dealers in tnediciues everywhere. Recollect that it is Da. Hiiofhsd'.i Grrman Ri: MIDI lis, that are so universally used and hiirli Iv raeuuimended: mi.l l. not ml.,m Ilia llr,. i i i. .i.- u iniuMiiis jva iu hdjiuiu( iul us mi;

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we are ai best fitting No. 1 Tailor OUR G composed of BOOTS & SflOHS? FANCY DRlcl DOMESTiCS AND ia aelectcd with crest cure to si and sold with small profit for Cash or Prl Brookville, June 1ST0TjROM this date I offer hij jirtmtnt of from 10 to 15 per cent. ehe:0 establishment. This Furuitul 1' manufacturing. I will t SfWy piece thay buy. J md Furniture, and nl v 'ti - to pieces on the r j 1 1. v 1 make . . ' " -ate. iCo(rlai,ai .ra better than a. . and outsii,a. . . .t. kind is uiaae 1 ".-,ly for on hand the .Ca es -s, all ?end your order. Jon't forget tl you want th old of no" ji its rertlemen. Iheprme will be sent, cheaper than the cbcavct' My establishment is north na MitinV between Railroad a,d Mill Sis Depot. WM. FRANK. Feb 12 PRE-EIV3PTSOW. IlIAVE compiled a full, con.-tse and ctnpl statement, plainly printed, for tho informaturn of persons intemlin? to take up a 11 rttuestead or Pre-Emotion in this portion of the Wcstf cajbr.ic;g Iuwa; Dakota and jj ehraska and otfcr sections. It explains huw t proceed to secaM 160 acres cf Rich Firming Laud tor Nothing, six mo.-iths before vou leave vour home, in the ho lUhfj, climi,tei In s,,,irt it eonlains Jt ' i . ' . . 1.1 l .u :.. a j gucu instructions as ire otseae t it y musts iiocu.- ' ine to mak o a 11 nuo an I Fortuno in tho Freer . t .... ... .. t ... , . t ! . Lianusni mew est. i will sen. I one i tness primjad Vaidas to any pers n scn linrue 2i cents. The 'on alone which it gives is Worth S t V Men wli i ciaie licro two atd tUree age, aai tjott a firm, re tj-Jay iudepenTo YiM-su mkv. t Country is IvVin croc I with nnnerous r" s troia every tlircction lo luttl Llty, . - Six U itirj l is Will be ma la to this et . J. i1e ;-oir. One ii ulrntnly iu operM "fnj: us with Cln-ao and the If. r. It 4 tvo tn re will be completed before. - V J re" .lng us vith jluWuipie and Mf(Jre 4 re" H -Three nir will hi cf.upletel .eotini ..s ..irect with St. Paul, A a- m, Dakota, a od Coluinlrj. Ncbras . t' v ' It ilr ) id. Tho Missouri Kiver, X ou.,taia fade. Thus it will be so, I k '-tn ot country oilers such unprece i . r,t f..r- a tion a n d a i. bema! P jo' k kS at ;4uilt, and Kvery man witL a permanent'arid paylfls ' bttlc the right looation and right! Eighteen years residence in thl and a large portion of the ti'in' Mercantile Agent in thW count! t familiar with all the branches of b the best locations in this country. I'A lar remitted to me I will givs truthful a i answers to all questions on this subject desired such persons Tell tb j;U the best place to locale, and what business Is overcrowded and whas branch is noglcoiel. AJ Iress, DAN I SCOTT, 8. C. Con. of Einition, n!y Sr-ly. JIjx lSj, Si' Iowa. .whi uijfilf Mil .i;Di:Niuria v A JaV IF YOU WANT We have a large assortment of all kinds ef I 2OTvlE - MADE GrOODS j SUCH AS " I Jeans. Flannels, Satinet ! . V&SZj Ait ', , " may 2fl-3m. H OMWEBB R JT uvm 1 3k3.X.2HLlkfi.5r, j COFEGTIOIMER AND ICE CREAM SALOON) rof liIRlSTlAN KU liiilt, T1IVNKFUL J ptst favors, ngiin n.i no uncos I hit he Jr nude li Re audi lious to his es t ihlishinenft1 prepared tiet ter tha n ever t" auouininedaf totutrg with tho very best a-tU-lo nf - I -y w-, -t r -i - -- - T a CaKcs of all Kinds, Pies, &v. ! He will f irnl'h C ikci an I d-wVef of a I at wholos ils or ret ji !. on rc "son I'.le temf lr-jod sui)!)lv of Lc iiou.i aud On : - f . il nis assortinentof Coni-ntioJ etuhraeii.it Candies of the. j Pruitsi Ac, Ac. and: IivSlS fi no I Hiving flttc 1 u; a r i u foj j be prepared, d in. 4 tho ' , IceCreuiu, tieznnnau , Tor hiul wlt!l a ,.an. ! A SPLBN - liOR any one tli.it . ... CI! b t i 1 6 l.U.'i neH ! their entire and wef jijj,. )ry (1 - I Ready Made Ciotii on the most favor enquire of J. A . t Is also a o I Fairfield,

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