Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 30, Brookville, Franklin County, 5 August 1870 — Page 3

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UICaL DEPARTMENT. TIME TABLE W. W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookville. Chicago Btpre ....... Ciic Iil Day Freight..... 8:18 A N. V:2J r. H. UPWARD TRAINS. Chicago Express , 8:49 P. at Caicf.o M ail...... ...... ... ...... .9:2 1 A. M Dsy Freight .........1:45 r. II The New Railroad To be, or not to be. Matters have, assumed such s shape that our people have at their disposal the queatiin whether they will have a first-class railroad running through the County diagonally, From a northeastwardly to a south est wardly direction, giving us not only a reduction in freights an I paeujer fare, but opening up to us the insrkots of the lakes and Atlantic seaboard t il the great South-West We say this mailer is subject to oar decision, for the vote for or ai;ist the railroal aoproprtauon virtually d!OiJes it. Tne roil OUio has bsen surveyed and per.naneatly loatel in this direction as far as the State Line, its terminus in Ohio being one and one-half miles North of College Corner. Should proper encouragement be given by this County, it will undoubtedly pass through it; but if, by our action, we ro-vitfest our indiffarence, it will pass arou-id us, an i other coun-1 tits will reap the benefit of the same. From the Etton (O'tio) Beiater. The Railroad Loeitei. We are giad to anno-J.-ice to our readers that the line of the Lake S!i re, Louisville & South western It. tt. is now located to the Stale Line. It crosses the C. It. A G. IV. It at the Main Street crossing in tbe eastern part of town,' an-! thence out oy the new school building ; it crosses the ptke j-ist west of the residence of llsr.iin Bruce, ttie line running but k few rcs oulh of said residence, linds an easy crossing of S-ven Mile, and thus on past Sjgar Valley to the State Ltne aho'it 1 miles nonh of College Corner, leaving Fairbaven about a half mile to the uortfo. We are assured by Mr. D Joiigt that this will be found 10 be an easy line to grade; that, in fact, nearly every tilt on lite line can be mult! by the earth removed in . , , making a cut near at hand. Tne leugth ol ihe. line from Kitin j i., ter- I minus aiiove College Corner would be on an airline 14 5 miles, wiiich, added io the li 9 miles Irom here to tbe M migoinery county line, inAes the eMtire length wuhiti the cjuuty nbout m;les. .Now it may be sai I that the locvsiini seOtres tte road. It does, it" we raise the moiey reiuired. If we do not, the expense of the jurr will be a snikll mailer when weighed against the more liut-ral sib.scriptiois of soioe oili--r line. It we vnouia io nave iv so. n we want ; kl.A . , 1... 41 A...... ..I. ... V . .. it... a. ....II I. .....I subsv.-iti.nons revi-.irv-d. we now know where u i shad run. Will we raise our miota? Will we j bave the road? Uit actions ant tvhn answer.

-a. in ir?e Valley. We bave plenty mjre room for SsnJttsky, Seymour & EvaasYilie U. R. such men as Maj-jr Waiz wb fjvor the prosIhe Sejniuur l'nues ays; perity of our town. The ?4ii dusky, Seym-.u.- & Kcansville Bai!- ; - " rot, J will probat-ly evcu-ually connect at or J Tbe RaCCS at Caffibriifj'e. i.i-;vr lliviohi!!e wusi the LaKe SU ne A Loois- i o ..tv.r.lu. Iki ih. ,n.t ,r. k ... il. n;..

viO road, and the building ol the road to Me Al y n'l regard nor prejudice the builumg l' our rood. Let oor people be sate to their it.tt-it-Ms, and we ! In ill that they will be. fctti jlimig. lovbs luorable to our great eiucrI ri .Mr. Ultsh and his gang of assistants comTiifiiicu tbe survey v.t the Catiuukj, eoioui .V Lvan-ni.i- iCaihca.i vn 1 ues lay taat. 1 be tua-K ai e being mi, and n leguiar plat of the ruref ttjale. Ine line b'jlins west vit the new .-uJJei rt'eral unies aie already Completed. 1 5. hue ot ihe new rauroaO Irom this place l iu.e ui.jvtiiuf i)-laov's decs is trni) miles in jengU Aiiljuul a curve, ui we ic Inturuievl. Join Discussions. iee Wiiaiia wi JiJo'ge tioodin wi: hold j Cvuii.iy, jai.ii J't-J.-.iwJiii at iij iU, Uuli ltiuiaby, Atvol lit.':, at 2 o c!oc V and l fvrtiiiig. ilj-k CjUuI, llib. i 2 o ujt r. if. I"iJ.iy, August j Kifctiug of Csatral Cmciittee. Ikeie :.! oe a meeii:ig ul the Kianaliii ' unty Kt'jiioJiv:a:i Central L'jmmmee at tbe Court li t.-jr-- !K lirooi.vi.ie uu Saiuriiay, Aug. :ii, !7l), at 2 u'clock P M., t r lbs lrn.-ac-iion 01 lu;. uiatij wusJcess. tveiy Uieu:lter is i tijvciy ie,j. tested to 1 resent. II. I!. Swtt'T, Ckatrtuau. Iustantlj? Killed. Ciis. Uenmng was instantly killed at his ret Jt-ie h Jra.lt Creel, Township uu the 2is.li !U. i, a vicious colt toiticU ke aas bilcbing. Pioaeer Meetiuj. The Fieaeers and Karly S.-ttiers cf Estern Initial. a a-ill holj tbeir second Annual Keunion ai liufchrt.'le on Thursday, August IS. Religious Notice. Frof. Harrison will preach at SpringftelJ nest Sabbath at lli a. m., and at Asbury Chapel i tbe afternoon. Fizzled. Tbe Cambridge (Wayne Couo!y) ChieF.aiii, a "red hot" Democratic paper, announced in m last number that its articles would be "hot 'r rian ever" hereafter. Last week the paper ''ttzitd," after a very brief existence. In Their New Quarters. Messrs. 8uing & Kaiser and Messrs. John A Son are comfortably ensconced in their ew store-roorns adjoining each other, having kei them up in "ery neat and handscrue 'jle. Much success to you, gentlemen. Wheat is selling in Hronkville al $1,10. The Valley House wasn't sold last Saturday. Commend us to the. Vinton House, Cam"fiOie. for wSolo.rvi.ia nv.l. r.,t l, A ! cteer I 1 There ..L.rl'l " 1,. v:- i , J " ,v- 1 wai ..... ... . . 1 - -- mwq un oaiurasr vemcie smashea to I'eces. hut ..,k...i t- 1 . i 1 J u J on llllll vreat Uargaina at the City Clothi nj Etnpohtt0. Sooby & Shirk are closing out their 'ock of Linen Clo'hing regardless of cost. ? is your time to buy. Mn Dupuy mi ij. L. Hall have gone into Pnnerhip in the butcherinrj btisinesa at Laapi. and now furnish tfce choicest beef at tbe ,3st rates for cash. Prof. Thos llarrison has purchased the old f1 rmperty near the College, and removed family lo this pUc. tbr0k,!lnk 'f' of Fi'ld. W MUing 'ftiteaect la aaothet c.Umn.

The Railroad Appropriation-Will It Pay! We presume the paramount question in the minds or all, or nearly all, in determining to vote for or against the railroad appropriation, will be, "Is it to my interest? will it pay me?" And In this connection we wish it disMnctly understood that it is hot an APPttoraiATiOlf in the ordinary acceptation of the term. In the first place, nothing is to be paid to the Company until the road is completed and trains running. Secondly, no gift or donation is to be made, as in Ih case of the Valley Kailroad, but we are only asked to take stock in the rot i to an amount eqial to the appropriation. The road being completed and in oper

ation when said Mock is taken, it will be quite valuable, and in a ehoit time will be at par; j and in view of the van amount of business j woicb ine roaa mast ao, as shown hy tne coun try it traverses and the important connections which it makes, it will doubtless soon command a premium. Thus we nee that what at first glance may eeein to be quiie a ins or burden, vanishes imo thin air, and we Gad oorseUes io possession of a road, second to none in the West, and without the duna ion of a 6iugle cent. It is therefore confidently sobroim-d that "the appropriation will tay." f S and ay School Celebrations. A Sunday (school Celebraiion wili take place at Walker Chapel on the State Line at the crossing of the Uily pike, oti Thursday n-Xi, Aug. 1 1. Prominent speakers will be on hat.d. at" there will be good music aud a basket dm tier, feverybody invitej. , . A mammoth Sitndav School gathering will take place at Hunt's Grove neit Saturday. Addresses by Jacob Burnet Ksq., Hev. B. W Chidlaw, llev. J. K, Mitchell atd others. Vert low rates of transportation on radroads. Fitteen schools have keen invited. Basket dinner, as usual. The public arc invited to attend. The Congressional Canvas. Judge Wilson spuke at Milton, Wayne Co, Usl Tuesday night. He was to speak at Kushville on Wednesday, and is aso posted for a speech at Uagarstowu next Monday evening. Good News. John King & Skm are in their j new quarters with a new siock of Staple and ,, ., i r . i . , (taucy Dry OooAt, embracing ail the latest ' . Vt mteni tv ado to our s oclt every week such Goods as our lustomers need, and will seil them cbeup. Call and see iheui. J. King i. Sox. It is lefreKHing to know that the month ol August Of ens w ith cool and pleasant weather. Frank. Walz's Nevr Bonded Warehouse. 1 Se laie Bione bunding winch has been in . .- .,- ... ... ,i - . . , t- . . , r P3' w oompleted on the 23,11 ult. It is to j ird IVr ihe stoia;:- of spirits, and is tbe fi1 nest anJ most substaniiai building ot that kind ; Irict Fair Grounds at Cambridge was opened with a pacing inu'th 'between John l'oler's horse, LVvy Crockett, and Conkliu's Gen. Burnide, fjr ?i,lt)t. A.iut six thousa id persons weie in aUemiance, including many notd liorsctueii from diliereut parts of the United t;me.- The rce was won by Crockett in two e!fsight hentstin.e, 2 oiil and The citisens' purse of $-00 for tfo?tcra was won by L'imfnick's Cincinnati horse, Silas U.ch tt:ne, -2 31, 2 SI and Transfer of Picture Gallery. W. Cov-y has sold his Fho ograph GalY. lei y in this pioce to Ahner Jaraid, late ol iiee!isbnrgt hj lias taken charge of the same. ' 1 . 1 1 1. . Mr be-n engaged in tbe Flioiofirap! business IVr soifr? considerable time and will give sati;fc:ioi to his customers. Mr. Cowey will reinstn with bira until November nett, and assist him in catering to the wants l the pu'jiic. Advertisement next weik. Died. At Fa'rfie'J, duly ;MJ h, I.orena tli only cUild ol tk Ik and l.wina D.ijle, ngvd 2 years j a.-id ;5 months. "Lira as a b-a'ttttul child ijiistai ibe nge when the tendrils of parental 1 a!iVciivJti tioe so ciosely. Few make a great J er scriSee iban did her parents. O what a j brigin array of pure and glitteiing gems gleam ) in the rep!n Jent casket of heaven, l'reci -us as was ihe ufiVring, may her parents f-el ihat ber Guardian is t.ni r, wiser and better than any t at tiily one. "savior, our treasures freely we givei All of lifi's pleasures fro ru Thee receive Take tho ui forever, far from life's dross) Yes, it is better, boar we our Iomv. O. are they safe here? here in ora care? Safer, far safer, Savior, t:r thkbk; There ae shall see theui in Thy good time? Lord, O receive thete; give we fhee thine." Cineinaati Wheat Market. Ill Cincinnati, on Tuesday, the demand for Winter Red Wheat wis quite active, and, with light supply, prices were 2 cts. to 3juts. higher, with rales of No-. I at $1,33 to $ 1,33, in sacks and elevator, while Nc. 3 was scarce and held at f 1,30. Hill Wheat sold at ?1 ,40" to $1,4.3 for prim. White Wheat was quiet bat firm at $1,4:0 to $1,33 for gocd State t choice Kentucky. Ai.vsk.v. Whereon this globe can we g be yond the omnipresent Yankee? Landing at fitka, we had walked but a short distance into the town when we reached the njrthern depot of Dr. Ayer's medicines in full display among the huts, shanties and courts of those boreal tribes. There the familiar, homelike names cf his Cherry Pocto ral, Pills, Ac, salute as frojt the exterior and 1 the interior cf a sture whu-h shows more business j than its neighbors, and proves that these simple but sure remedies are even more neccessarv t savage life than to ourselve where they visit every fireeide. Coriespondeat Alexand. Journat. De Soto, when he visited the shores of America, sought long and arduously for the '"Spring cf perpeto.l vouth," that those who bathed therein B,h ' row oIi A" rP.rance. People of our have tn rart niscoverea a suostituta tor . . - . . tuu unlound spring in Ring's Vegetable Ambrosa w applications uf which cices to white or gray a few hair that dark, strone and lov a iO earner peeuliar to youthful beauty. If any of our readees doubt this, let them try a bottle, and be eon - vineed of tbe truth of our assertion. liELY Bpookville.T n rl i n n ft A Q Ant 55 & WSmiLT, Attorneys and Coaatellart at Laic BROOKVILLE, INDIANA. 5Sv0See in the sccn ttory 5f the Democrat building. - feb!9

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AT Harrison, Ohio, will cell, tn order t redoes their VERY LARGE STOCK OP DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, GLASS AND W 0 0 D E N IV A R E , BOOTS AXD SHOES, CARPS rs, READY LUDSCLOTHING A'V X1V1"V fJAKU. COMMENCING 'JULY U, 1870. All are invited expect to please. jul!5-4w ta examine our Stock, as we LEONARD Jt SIMOXSOM. co.umssioxKa8 sale of land. THE unJersignel Commissioner by order of the A Franklin County (lnivn) Couimnn Pleas Court, in the case of William Amck Jr. vs. Ta- j nis A mark aad others, if Dot. previously sold at j private sale, will sell' aC public auction, on the premises in said County, On Sifttrday the 20'i diy of Anjut, 1870 at 2 o'clock P. M. of said day, tbe followir g rles- I cribed Real Estate situate in said County of Franklin, to wit Twenty oet Seres, thfeo rods nd foer poles of j lad bounded as follows: Beginning tt t etnke, the beginning corner ol the Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 17, Township 11, Range 12 t'aft; thence West 80 S-10 rods to a I stake; thence South 13 i oegrees Kast 21 2-10 poles to a sycamore tree; thence South 21 degs. Eaet 2S 110 poles to a white oak: thence 60 poles duo Past to a cherry tree and ash; thence North with the section line to the place of beginning , i ,u. l.i r .w. v .i . "r ' Also the touth half of the Northeast quarter of , section 1 7, Township II, Range 12. containicg cu acres more or less. Also part of tbe Southeast quarter of Section 17 at'ore'saivf, bounded as follows: Beginning at the center of said Section; thence 80 7 10 rods East on tha line of said quarter; thence South degrees F.ast 21 2-10 poles to a sycamore, aod thence 21 degs. East 28 poles to" an oak and II.; thenca South westwardly hy tEe division tine of said quarter to the westssru boundary of said quarter; thence NeYthr on said li'fre to iSe place of beginning, containing 5 acres, 3 rods and 6 poles more or les. And also the East ha!f rf tbe N'orthwest quarter of Section 16, Township II, Range 12 Eat, containing S'J acres. All situate in the County and State alorcsaid, "eiog 210 acres more or less. Said farm is Well improved and under a good state of cultivation, an f is very desirable for either farming or stock tR;'3iri TERM OF SALE. One'-tnird purchase tnon- ' ev down on dav of sale. one-third in one rear, and remaining third in two vears from day of sale, detenca payments to oe yecure'i oy nuits uvinng interest from date, waivit g benefit of vslu'atfan and eppraisemeut laws of the State of Indiana, and by mortgage on the aremiscs. Private bfds" Will be received by the undersigned uo t the IStrt of August. VM. II. JO.NEi, Comrais.Mocer. July 22, 1870-iw. GROCERY STORE. J. H. BROCK AMP HAS opened a new "Irocerv Store in the rot nil dj lining Davis Jt Gates' Drug Stori, Wbv re he lias for sale ALL KINDS OF FAMILY GROCERIES, snch as Teas, ColTecs, Sugars, SpIcCEsv wh'ich are tfcrYu for sale At the Lowest Market Price's. Everything usually kept In a Grocery Store ca be obtained there.eitfcerat WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Tie resriectfuMJ solicits the liberal patron 18 of the public. J. if. B HOCK AM P. j dec. 21-y. Tl HTY TT TT 1 V' C t TT T7 TV J V I Li. li. 1 L t' 1 OV- Il i. DRALER I - allarticlesususlly keptin aJewelrj atore Also, agetitfor Dr. U. llirsh's Spheroioal -Jpectaelcs, with improved Pantaseoi lc Leuscf. 'Jeorge W . -hepptra's everlaftir.g oia rein, me ainhrativd Spth Thomas Clocks, and the perpetual alendar Clocks. constantly on band . , . , lr- ; n .r x.".-r 6sA p.ndor Work Oonejvr Goid or&ttit' Particular attention paid to all kinds of Repairing Place of business, one doer north of tbe -'Old White Corner, ( l.urton's store)on Slain Burgees street, Brookville, Indiana. Apl. lT-y. ST0 STORE AND

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OSBORIM & CAIN, BUOOliVtLLE, INDISNA, Have jcrst crrffrre.I Stove stud Tin-War Man a actory at Ifrookville, Wher they will keep con antly on hand a line assortment of aaam i, paulir an saapsravsi? I Together with alt their accompanying furaitre, embracing Brass, S:i Jf.ir .id Tea Ketllcs, And many extra Stove Trimmings, And-Irots, Sad-irons, Shovels and Tongs. ALSO A1 general assortment of Tin and Japacred Ware SCCU AS Roofiny. Spoirting, Jfcc, done with neatness and dispatcn. ..u - Ola iron,-tjepper, Brass aovr r evrrs., 11 exchange for wares rri,,T ,, ( 1 r-. t- fVvr fo 1 1 -i- Cl'llTS OUCH-p IOl Va&ll. Shoaon M tin street, ttrst door below Liaos block. A fair share of tbe public pstronage is solicited March ll-j. OS BORN Jc CAIN , niUB undersigned having leased tha Valley 1 Home Liverv Stable for a term of years, will ; conduct the same in connection with his own on 1 the opposite side of tho street. There will bean . increased stock of good Horses, Bugites and fam- : lv Carriages kept for hire. Persons desiring good ' feed an thebest stable in town, win piease ran. j JJarch ll-3ul. 4. .in,iviiii. I i WILLlAiv. G. Q'JICK, j Attornejat Law & Heal Estate Ages f. j BROOICVILLf , INDIANA. ! OfEseln'h Court House. OallecMonf promptly ! attendedto. Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes jnaid.dte. janlfi,ni LAUREL, IND. J. 0. VAN HORN, Proprietor. FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS, Fresh Oysters, Fit a an$ Gat V soasot; feb -Udy,"

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inamsutileandpopuMityarctlw orxt ctiaenrzxoi us ssumftarmunr. al color iU isnoequt Ibrt Ar- r-.i vanorsorme rfoandnm venting i Uisum vrfiitlysiiQ cessful: omtts7A Hrreston succeeds b TBairtoHa leads it f,aGAoit not. all pa t uccessfiilS 97V i gfandsort, Z2Irziigiti jdesarvnotA voti property. Jtsadresi Itimpartk rnotninmsi -m m 'fpassesit. )dru.fadt wiry HairtJiat& intimlglossi TpeoTmico noi WTnMtun&no oil scilticmmkt Uncn Misconimuhded upoi Scientific principle n f YJie purest hgredimts anauseiUHvtjj. UA mint-Extincts its odor il -let&tfoL TesTfMONMLs anwstil youtnzwiher can bowiren ifnecc 777OftltO AMjBJROWA is too nWhzoimto never beyCcimblU AS OLD B J.Jrop victors V N.H. For sa!e by Davis A dates, . U.Talbott, Metainora; O. L ju!15 j Brookville lad.; , Sccrest, Laurel. Executor's sale of Real Estate. THE undersigned Executot of the last will of X Jonathan Hart, tate of Franklin County, de ceased, will sell at Public Auction, on the proini- ' ' 1 t9t Tuesday, August Kith, 1S70, between the hours of 10 A. M. snl 4 P. M.p the following described rlel Estate in the County of Franklin and St?e of Indiana, to-wit: Lots Nos. 2.1, 24 and 25, also ID ft. and inches' off of the East side of Lot No. 2fl in Paucett's Plat of the town of Mt Cartuel, on whi ;h prdiuises there is a frame cottage house of ftve rooms, good stable, ca'rrtA'go house, wood Iririrso and oth er nutbuildingf . Also the South half of the Northwest J of Section 9, town Si Range one west, and 50 acres in the west corner of the Southwest quarter of Section 9, Town 8, Range 1, West, containing in all 130 acres. Said farm lands are situated three miles Sou'h of Mt CiruieJ, Indiana, within 1J miles of good turnpike road leading from Mt Carinel, Ind., to Harrison, Ohio. It is valuable farm land and in a good state of cultivation; has off tt a Eton and j brick owe. ling bouse, frame barm, good orchard j and other conveniences. j TERMS OF SALE One-third of the purchase money casn, ono-third in one jesr, and the remainder in 2 yearsfrom day of sale. The deferred payments to bo t-ecuted by mortgage on tu'e premises, and to bear interest from d ite. EZRA PoRTTETJS, July 15, 1970 5w. Executor Tbe Indianapolis Journal FOR THE Read and Circulate a Sound Republican j Newspaper. n n 7? X p DnTTiiPinrJ Tfl PI TIDO ;uiiMi nnuuuiLUii iu uluuo. Now is the time to Subscribe for a Live family and Political Journal. Wc sh ill no' di als ujioa the ncceessity of a Republican success this Fall to tbe establishment of Rcj ublican Policy , nor upon the necessity of constant and active vfi'ort to achieve that success, for we can say 110 more upon these oointsthan every intelligent man can, anticipate. But we may say somutbinit v,f the f aoilitius afordo l by a large, well cstabli.-hed and enterprising j urn it at til a' Cntiital of the State, and in ihe center of busiffess to vtifseminate important facts and effective arguments among the peviple. I'tUi r documents have tbvir u: cs; aud we say nothing againstthem; but no enib!e man m-cos to be told that a for nal ' "'eumeut or formi lable fifteen nsg speech has no I chance sr! a'lto be rea,d, and to place his aigu- ! tnents tiglit wlrere they are needed, uesiay tne brief, Cleuf ar'.iMes of a wetl ouduetei daily pa per, whiea arc mixed in rrh all the news of tee day , w it h jiivHan4uus matter, markets, business and literary ivflui, and thus relieved of the tire-s-onie mouoinny tiiit b.ins over Congrossional speeches aud Campaign publications genorally, A t aucr t; tuts the same idiic from a oosen poiuts of view iu as ui iny days, and has a doii-n cbanj ces to" hit a reader's convictions, that a speesh can have, which fires ut.?e, like a fifty pounder, and biU,e over be.ore UcRu be W(Jed agijn Cuircnt events suggest arguments, and political arguments come iiesh. in viaily papers, aud they thus assuu.e very mucnot that directness 01 ap peal which oue man uses in speaking face to face with anolhtr. lU.-i.K'S there is uo comparison in the nstctint cf mailer telling, pertinent, and well considered matter which gets to a readet througa me ot these channels. Whatever a cam paiga document or speech cam possibi.t Svt, the paper will ba sure to say, and ta say ton times as much in better time, fresher form and with bet ter effect. We intend to make the J onrnal a sforcicts and srcvTments-'"K'e have bi-c-Jn nl our readers have noticed shovVing how racy Irave managed state ?airi,'Snd showing how well tfrey are entitled to ma"n,-4ge theiu ajiain.and as these ere matters now loug past, they will hive tha interest of new revela tus to most of the young men of both parlies. Wc commend the JUl'BXALFOK THE CAMPAIGN to the attention of our friends. We will furnish th'S Dailt Jo(-HTt. from i the pveertituniM attcf the publication of ihe J election returns in October, iu clubs ot five j and upwards, at 2 each ! Wkkei-T Jovbxaiv for samel. me 50cts. each Specimen copies forwarded on a plication. Remittances should be made by Postotfice Moti ey Order or Registered Letter. Address INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL CO. ev FAMILY Sewing Machine. BEST IIST XjSIH t Among tbe advsiitages claimed Tor the WEED FAMILY MACHINE, ploase note the following! J?rSireplieity of invention, ETThoroughnees of construction. ser-tjon venienee tor using, "Superiority cf execution, and ery-Neatness of arrangements. At tbe Paris Exposition, 1307, this, machine toon lb FIRST AND ONLY FIRST PRIZE for AmrL..n FanrHy Pawing Machines. Machines 09 exhibition at Mr. Bauman Millinery sure cr at the rgsiden? of Mrs. Kewley near tle Coilrg. - To rcspopsibt parties qsashine will be sold on time, by a paytnvnt of tan dollars and afterward ten dollar per month until paid for. Call and examine thout. Mrs. A. A. KEWLEY, Ag't, jullS Jn Sicokvillo, !

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r FAT1BT IQF1DV11 CLOTHE3 WRINGER. THE COLBY WRINGER is a perfect combination of simplicity .efficiency, and durability. Ft contains no unnecessary parts, but every quality that can ba desired in a machine for expressing water from clothes is embraced in this, waking it the Ukivkssal Favokitc wherever known. It is tha only wringer that fastens itself to the tub, and can ba changed from one tub to another in a moment, thus saving much labor and inconvenience The frama being all Galvanised tron and Brass, can never rust nor rot, it much more datable than any wood frame can be, and more easily repaired if broken by accident. It takes less roo-n, is much lighter to handle, and does not roq aire a second person to hold the tub from turniug over, when Died. But the question, of tits, tts been, "'WrttJU ta trkBest MaraixKb" We are selling hundreds of maohiues to persons wh bave tha Clog ivbeel Wrirgers, which they lay aside, and purchase tbe Colby Wringer, because it works ao miMb easier end vrribgs dryvr. lino say iSa Culby Wringer turns easier, wbita wringing a bed-quilt, I than the Universal with nothing iu it: and others j l that taoy had rather pay tor a Cuffty Wriager every year, than use any other if given to them. Its reputation is unrivalled and becoming m ire popular every day, as its real merits baeome J known . PRICE ONLY any other. $7 SO. Don't be put off with j This Wringer needs no further comments, but will how for itseif. I am constantly tiaveling with the above Wringers, but it is impossible fe me to call on every ta-Bily r tte Cvrwaly (his year, and tbose wanticg Wringers should not delay, but send in your orders to me at once, and Ihe Wringers shall be delivered at your door immediately. Address P. F. UPDIKE, Agt, jall.i (ho Springfield, Indiana. ALLEY PEPPER'S Situated 2 miles South of Mttamora, OX TRACE IlltiXCil OF IMPE CKEEK. The undersigned are now prepared to furnish Lumber of All EUnds VNTD SIZES, As they luve in steady operation one of tho best Portable Saw Mills in ihe couutry , convenient to primiti e forests containing all kinds of trees. Orders filled on the sVirtest Qi)ti:e,anl at tbe lowest market prices. ?M. Af. AI.l.E-Y, may 20 -3m. CilARijES PEPPER. $osi ffiw Vctos fiepoi. TUEpublicwiIltake notice thattheandersigned is prepared on short notice to furnish ILL THE LEADING NEWSPAPESS OF THE DA such as Ledger, Weeklies, 3irturday N i.bt , Wes tern World, laj- Doings, Clipper, Wilke'sSpirit, Scientific American, Uerper's A t rk ly , Baiar, and al I the Literary and ScicnliCc (fjili now published. Alfttlie MONTHLIES Harper's . Atlantic, Oodty's, l'rai.k Leslle'sdu fact,all Magasine? of note. ' lie alto has on ha c d an d wi 11 V.ctp sr. assortment of Stationery, Esvei.ots, Tens, Ihkb Pencils, &o., togrthei with all tte late NOVELS AN? NOVEltTTES imn. lu ! 25 cents each. Julyl8-tf. -TAA1ES B.TtKEE. Ci:ttlrlil";e Oily, Indiana, K . VIN C O X , P 11 O P K L E T O R oct 18 ly New Stove Stove IN BlioOlvVILLE. J. D. FIEBER Has just opened a Stove and Tin Shop in Brooliville, whera he will keen cosrstamly on band a fine assortment of COOKING, PARLOli AND SllOP Together with all their accompanying furniture, embracing BRASS, SIMAK AN'I) IB A KETTLES, ad many extra Stove rrimming, AadIrons, Sai-Irous, Shovels and Tons ; alio a gaera! assortment of T1X AM) JAP ANN Eli WARE, at Wholesale and Retail. Job Work, such ns RGOFIIwS, spjorms, done with neatness and dispatch". Odd Plates furnished for Stoves, and OM Stoves rOp.iired. Old Iron, Copper, Irss3 atcd Powter taken in exchange for wares. terms Cheap for cash. Shop on James Street, South of Court House. A liberal sfinre of tho public patronage is respectfully solicited. J. D. r lKUKB. julS tf 2S,0flfl LBS. WOOL WANTED HARRISON W JOLEN FACTORY. Custom Spinning done off Shrtt nrticc an 1 Koll Cardlrrj? on rciso'na'blo teim. and all work WARRANTED W have on hand at all ti.nei a large assortment CASSIME-RES; 10 4 FLANNELS, JKANS, TLA ID ' j TWEEDS, PLAIN " . ALL WOOL BLANKETS, LINSEi'S,1 YARNS IN ALL COLO US, f &c, i-c. 1 High est Market Prices paid in cWir for Woot; or exchange for goods. Wo keep constantly on I hand a superior No. 1 Cotton Batting-. Call and ; examine our stock for yourselves. WJl.OtVt S"0N A S 0S5." Harrison, O., f ay 20, lS70-3ui. Agents, Read This I f 50 to $200 per month made by Ag'onts selling-' THE HOME OF WASHINGTON. on Moot Vkssos asdits Associations, by BENSON F. LOSSINQ. l&Oillustrations, tinted paper handsomly bound. Only hook on the subject. Every family wants a oopy. Universally considered the crowning success of Lossing's life. Tb e handsomest popular book of the year, and tho most liberal terms. Send for enr sample circular, (illustrated), etc., and judge for yourself. A gents already t work are doing splen lidly. K. II ASNAFORD CO., Publishers, 177 Wes,t Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Nw Tobe, Aagwtt Utk, 1848. Allow to tfali ynnr attention to my preparation of Compound Entracrt The component parts are BUCQU. Lors Lair, CUBEBS, JUNIPER SElfRIES. Mode or PairssATios. Burhu, in vacuo. Juniper Berries, by dintillatioa, ta form a fine Gin. Cabebes extracted by displacement wit spirits obtained' fro Jan i per Barries; very little sugar is used, aod a small portion of spirit. It is more palatable than ay now ased. Buchu, as praaredby FrBgTjTstf , fx of a" dark olor. It is a'pfarit th'at emits its fr(aee j the action of a llama destroys this (it's a'ctVvS principle) leaving a dark and glutinoas de'coStion. Mine is the color of ingredients. The Buchu in my preparation predominates ; the stnalaat quantity of tho other ingredients tiff added, to prevent fermentation ; upon itspection it will be foaod not to be a Tincture, as made in pbaraacnpvea, nor is it a syfop and therefor can ba used in cases where fever or inflammation exist. In la is you have the knowledge of tha ingredients and tho mode of preparation. Hoping that yoa will favor it with a trial, and that apon inspection it will moot trTttf yevr Jr probation, With a foaling of ccofllsnee, I am, very rsspootfully, II. T. HELSaBOLD, Chemist and Draggist of 1C Ysart Experience. From the largest Xfanafarfuring CbSmitt in the World. Novsnasa 4, 1854. "I am acquainted' with Mr H. T. Helmbold ; ho occupied the Drugstore opposite rSy residence, and was Sa'feearfai in' eVtfcfrcYrff the business where others had not been equally so before him. I have been faovrably impressed with his CharaeTef arid enter'prue." WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN, Firm of Powers 4 Weigbtman, Manufacruirift Chenmrs NintV and Btow Stunt, , PhUadelpbia. j nr.LitBOLir ?i,cro' EtrtACT Bccnt.roy wefl arising from' indiscretion. Th errntetted powers of nature which are accompanied kf so- many alarming symptoms, among which Writ be oomd, Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Memory Wakefulness, Horror of CisSsse, tf Forebodings of Evil ; in faot, Universal Latsifnife, rVbutra'tron , nnd inability f J" entor into the enjoyments of society. "iftb constitdtion, once affoCted with Organic Weakness, requires tho aid of Mediciuo to strengthen and inrlgorat the system, which HELM ISOLD'S EXTRACT BUCUU invariably does. If no treatment ia submitted to Consumption or insanity ensues." ' HKLnEOLb's Ficib EifsAtf BtJfirc, in affeclioue peculiar to Fe uales, is unequalled by any other preparation, as iu Chloro.is, or Retention, Painfullness or Suppression of Customary KvacuStions, Ulcerated or Schirrus State of the Uterus,' and all cxuiplRrt seideB't to thro sexy or tho dc- ; cline or change of lrfo. I

1 lA'jktniiuj Curt joe All Kinds (f J'aint ' and Arhtt. j AfrLtiit Eitkixaut. It wilt Cur all kind II ki MBxiiVa Flciu ExtkaCT Btciic AJn tii'fxo- 1 Pains and Aches, such as Rheumatism, New-" vxn R.f"a Was- will radioally etruioao from ! ralgra', Is attoache, lariblainy, Kpfaina, fitnitfl,tystem diseases arising Iror b.iiti of aHssipa- i Frost Kites, Headaches, Pa-ins in the Back and tion, at little expense, litrc or clang ?ft di- j Loins, Paius in the JoiDIoV Limbs, Stings of Inst, no inconvetiience or exposure ;compfty sir- ; sects, Ringworm, etc. perfedieg ttioi-e unpleasant and daDger-s rem-; Takks Imki.xai.i.v. It rrHl cure Kid a 4 dies, Copaiva and Mercury, in aJ! thai afscases. Complaints, Bavka!ries, SUk JTeadaChe, Cells,' t Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera Infantum, Cholera i Morbus, Cramp aud Paius in th fetouaeh. Fever j and Agao, Coughs,-Cords, Asthma, ts

Us nftr.ao'Li,'s FLcrn" Ettbact Bvcne in j disease of these urgaus, whetUvroxistiug in male ; fT female, Troin whaieVer cause originaiiag, aud uo toariefho U-ng standing. It is pleasaul in taste aud odor, "immediato" iuaciiou, and more : Areugttienikg than auy of tha preparalionr wf Bark j or Iruu," Those suffering-frourbrotea-down or d.licxt . , constitutions procure the ictacdj at vucc. The roaJiiT mnst be aware that, however slight may be the attack of tho above diseases, it is car tain to a th-c t tue bodily health aud Uf'Jltrt f?tr"' All the above diseases r;uiro tbo aid cf a Murotic. HEtMIWliD's EXTRACT BUCUU is the great DiutetrPV Sold by Drn-gits everywhere. P'ricb $t,7b per bottle, or" 6 boftres for $6,50. Delivered" to an"y address. Describe symptoms in lf cm'marftJa-hons.-A'ddress IT. T. U ELMB)LT, tu-g and Cbemiial Wsfrebnuso,59i Broadwy . V.' N TONE ARE GESUIrlBUSLRds D0N& IP in tel-engravd wrapper, with fae-iaile ef my Chemical Warehouse, aad aigaod jun24 j II. T. USLH20LV. t

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HooflSand's Orimaii IUtttrsr l liittert Ktili-uf Attori'd tr Spu itt vf arf' J.ill'df Tt different frotn all ul'utfr.-. 11 U TuuiposJ vf tVe pure juicer f vital rinnri i er K i a, Hrasaand BakkS (or as tneiitcinally ter'uied, ex tracts;- -tbe wnrtliless or" inTt portions of the inredieat not Veing used. TberHftrre;-in' be bottle of fbtf Bitters tlrere is eontaiceiaa much medical striae" as will be found in several gallons of ordinary mixtures. The Riots, Jker ored in this BitMrrr are grown in Oermany, ttieli Vital priuelples extracted in that country by a scientific Ckeaxlst and forwarded' to tbe manufactury ia this eity,where tliey are compounded' and buttled. Containing att spirituous ingredients, this Bitter Is" free from the olijeotibtas urged against all et&ecr no desire for atimalants sn be induced from their" ear? tfery rsnoot make drunkards, and eanaet,ubder any cVsmnt4iis, have any bH m benevfchal1 rtsnltV EEooflaad's German TonicWas Cnmpnnnded for those not inclined to extrease' b?fters,- ti'Si' ftr rrtnJ'ed for ue in eases whea1 sonic alcoholic stimri-aftf is reouired in connecting with the Tonib properties" cf the Bitters, laekbottle of tbe Tonic eontaios one bottH fVC Bittere, combined with pure Sasta Cafs KtHf and flavored in such' a taanner iH ii tbe extreme bittvrue. of the Bitters is overcome, forming a prepurat-rbn h"igfey agreeable and pleasant tv the palate, and contui'tiing tk'e cVsHv-Mial vtrteer f thu Bitters. The price of the Tuuio is 1.30 pee bottle, whieS; mrs7 persons thin-k too high. The -murt take into consideration that tho stimulant ued is guaranteed to b of a pure aality. A 1 poor article eould be furuiohed at a ebeaprr priee but is sror bcTt tpy a'Httle mure and hare a guti article? X medi.-ti'hal preparatlen shoaU--Contain none I ut the bt ingredients, and they who expeot ro obtvin a- che'v cbmyowitf SHI rarestcertainly be cheated They ms tX 0rf-te1 nowa- Keaedir For LIVER COM rtll.NT. Ms PTS'tfS I A, SESr" VOUS rt&ui LIT V, JACS DICE, ITISBASS OF TUB KIOSUVS, FRt PTItWrS OF THK SKIN, and al d!lf arisina fror it dTioTiNrrrJ I.i-vsr, Stoic euhy er lMPCUvT? of 'iv.ii :s:.o"oiv Read' the followrng syinptunter" Conetipatfon Flatuleiie. Inward Piles, FnlV neis 01' loo.l tt sfxi Huivtr, Aridity of the Stomaeh,' I'aurfe.'f,- ffeart-oarn, i-Tsg! JnY two Fn49fese or Weight in the StomSrh, Sour" Kmetation-e-linking or Fluttering at the Pit of tbe Stomach,' Swimming of the Head, Hurried or DlfSenlt Breathing, luturing at tha Heart,- Chvking er SutTocaring Stneattuiis ahen rn a Lying Poster Dimness of Vision, Dots of Weiis before W Sight, Dell fnfe in the Head,- lxflcreney f Perspiraticn, Renowns' eT tb Skw and Kyai, Paiav in the Jfrde, B'eb, Cai-ty rn'Iis, io., tfudden?lu,bs ef Heat, Kvrmini In- the Flesh, ConstantFmaifiii'i'n'ga i f Jvv jl, and tirsat Depression of ! Spirits. Ali (base rn-nicate iisestt tt fa LV ! r li"etive Organs cumliud with iiaptrre 1 nlood. ! The use of the Filters or 'for, In wil! soon suae' i tho above symptoms to vtiiinppear, aa'd tbe paflsaf ! Will beCuaio well and heahhj. DR. flttOF'LAltH'S (iKHKK 0ttf D. UOOrLlXtY FOWOPHfLLLW or substitute vjvl MERCURV PILL TWO PILLS A DOSE. tiic most ilit cerfu!, yrt innocent, Vetfviatti (Jitthai tic kuvicit. i U it nit seers .try to take a handful ef tn Pill to produce the derreii1 e9ist,- fo'o cf tbenr i act quickly and powerfully, '.antleg the LivrV Stomach, and BoWel of all impurities. The - P"P ingredient t. PodophyHin, er the Alee-" i holic fcxuact of Mandrake, which is by man , , , ; times more Powerful, Aauug an-r searching, tbaar . tbe Mandrake itself, lis pejuiisrr action is rpoaV ! the Liver, cloaai g it speedily front all obstrue' ' tiuns, with all tho power of Mereury, yet fro1 from tho iujuriuus result attached to tar tie that MS'feror 7r alt dfureir, ra whleb1 the ue ef a estn srtie is iadicateJ, these Pills will (iv entire ratisfae-' tiou in ovary case. They never fall. Io cases ol Liver Complaint, Dyspapsia, ear ex-trimi Costiveness, Dr. ilootUod'' Urrmwa Br4 ters" or Tonic should be d' is. vt'iuueelfon 't(tl f the PillSV Tho touio eSoul of toe ltittvts or Toai 1 builds up the syate'jt. The Bitters er Tealo , puTifios the Blood,-strengthens the nerves, regu- ' lates the Ltvar, and gives strength,- energy autt : Vigor. Keep your Bowels active '1th the PVtls, aa4 tone up the System with rtii:rs or 'i tDf aad S4f ' dl-ose can retain its hurl, ur evev yo v.Ths medicines are olJ t air DryggfC afaraT : vVaVers rn aeiHiiae ereryanere.- ; ReS'oBcCt that ft IS D'lt. Ioosi.an.-'s OxaHA j Rr.uKDiKs, that are so universally usid and high'-' ' ly recommeuded; and riw nt ailuw th Draggist 1 to induce you to tako anything else that ho any , say i just as good, because te mVxs j larger' ; proSl on it. These Rsufedfos Wilbe scat by kf- : press to any locality, upon applisetioa ' (Hit : Y R I X C I P A L 0 I C i, at th KR M Jjf STrl -CINE STORE, GvH A-fcOl 'KfrEf, Pht s)LA- ' JELFHIA. CJJ.I5 M. BT.tXty, l"ro$rrfetor Formerly C. Zt. j&V5$3 CQs i These Remedies are for tal by Trugit, Storekeeper-. and M'j Jtoiio Dealers, t 'erywhoF throng hour that t'nite I Stirs Ci -!. tf -oA , Auterics, aud tho et IulU-r. t 1. 1 V . II I