Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 30, Brookville, Franklin County, 12 August 1870 — Page 3

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TIME TABLE W. W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAIN'S. Leave Brookvllle. Ckicgo Express ..... Chi? Mail Dy Freight. ........ . ,8:8 a. m. 8:23 r. At. :25 r. M. UPWARD TRAINS. Chicago TSxpregj 8:49 r. M. ObioiO Mail -.9:21 a. H. Da; Freight. .....a. ..1:46 P. M. Tho Railroad Should there bs any Opposition ! We regret to learn that at Oldenburg and "the region roundabout," considerable opposition ia manifes'ed to the pending railroad appropriation. Tbis arises from a fear that, if the appropriation carries, the road may not pa-is through llaj Township. But our Oldenburg triends shouid remember that the ruuie has not been surveyed as jet, and that uo one knows deGoiiey where the road will be located. We fav,r the appropriation because we believe it will be a good investment, no matter through what part of the County the road roy pass, leaving the question of its Bual location to be subsequently determined. Furthermore, if the Lake Snore, Louisville & Southwestern Kailway is built, there is every reason to believe that the Seymour fc Evaosviile Koad will be constructed also, forming a' connection with the former at or near BrooTivirte, and paaii.g ti. rough Oldenburg, Millhouseo, Ac. A vote iu favor ot the Lake Shore, Louisville Ax Sou hwestern Hallway is a vote in favor of the Seymour & Evansville Road tirst, because from tbe Ohio Slate Line to liiookville the route o. each road is tbe same ; and secouuly, because if the frieuds of the Evausviile route defeat the present appropriation, it win ueveiopa uostiliiy against their road that will most ceitaiu- j ly prevent tbein from obtaining any future aiu in us behalf. Bui if they yield a ready and hearty co-operation n.l, they way resi assured ii, m any assistance they uiy uaei will be readily accorded ihem. Religious Notices. rrestJohn will speud next Saturday an.l i Sabbath at a basket meeting near Doddridge s j Oiiawl on tt.e Milton Circuit, He reporiS iniIicHiiuns of a iaige attendance at tbe College fur tbe next year. l'rof. Harrison will spend Saturday and Sabbaih next ai libenezer, assisting in the du'ies t! ilte quarterly meeting to be held at that t! urch. L'r. Kiel will preach at M:. Carmel next fcallaih at It J a. m. Judge Wilson's Canvass. Trcm all point (ays th Con nersviilc I'ni.f-) e l;ear favorable reports of Jude W iUon's canvas. His meetings are well al-ti-i.iVil, and tbe best of feeling prevail. His iiiaM.tr of dicusing tbe issues is having od illeci, and lus speeches are C'J.npli uie nieO by ad. The Woik on the New Bridgt s At l.auicl, at the 1 aii held turnpike ciossing, ( lirookviite, ai d at Cedar Grove, is pmgtesmii in a tnniiuieiidable manner, so we are inf lined. Ti. fiiiinuation of one of tbe abutments at Laurel has been laid; the debris ot the taUt-n pier and t.ri.lje across the Kast r'mK Im.- been r moved pieparntory to putiing in an,'i,fr ti .ttilHtuiti ihf lttuiKiAi itiii tit I lie fur aT llrookville has been leid and the stone wo. k i n ii.mei.ced ; and the foundation of both piers al Ctdar (ioe Lave aNo been laid. So we go. Narrow .Escape. Our worthy feliow citizen, Henry C. Kimble, j tame near losing his lile a few days Mt.ce. , While geliifg oil' Lis ho.fO at lellow Hank, ' lus fuot got lastetied in the stirrup, and imnie- ! ctniely the aniir.al got scared and con: menced Tunning, dragyipg him a considerable distance. He caught hold of the limb of a tree, and forttttiaiely the hi.rse was soon stopped by Stephen

Warne, who happened to be near at hand. ! l"he Seymour Tunes say, theie is no reason Mr. Kimble's fingers were severely torn a nd ; ),y t he Sa .dusky , S-y mour Jt Kwuisvnie Hat iInisiertd. I road bhoutd not bf a complete su-jcess. The

Destructive Gasj ias iixalosion.

A tfsrlul.y deei met ive gao:iue tsplosion j m recurred last Tuesday evening in the cellar of j Jirard's Pil olograph Gallery. Mis. ancamp s drug store at Metamora. It ) Itwittbeseen by advertisement ia auothcr coluppcars that a barrel of gasoline had been ; utnn that Mr. A. it. Jura to tif Greensbur;; has ietikin; duiing the day, and alnjul o'cloik in j purchased T. V. Cowey's I'hoto-rapa Gallery of tbe evening Mrs. Vancamp and her son ,uis I lac-'- We teel couodunt ia rjcoaiaiiading fbatk,, together with James Bennett and two ! ilr J'rJ s " '!" ski:ltul An.st, as .... ,,. ,. .I , . , he has boen tor some considerable tiute with Mr. sung ot Oeorge . Kimble Jr., went into ihe .... . . Koddy cl iireensburg, who s one ot the first ArtCellar with a hahl to stop the leaking, ai.d . .. .. .. ,. , . . s - p., lt.ls lu lbc stale. Mr. Coney will remain with mm Mule there, Irom some cause not yet known to j aurinj 0sy season. fs, an explosion took place, bursting through i the house, demolishing shelves, counters, ic, J Uamed. ai.d blowing out the enure buck portion and j On the 4th inst., by the Kev. S. 11. Whitmore, ti e side ol ihe building. Mis. Vaucamp, who j y r- Ku5cD La,ae to rf E- Woroe, both

ls an eld lady, was so Severely burntd that she tiled 111 tne hoars after the accident occurred. I'be two Kimble boys are not expected to live, d Lb as. Vaitcaaip aud Jas. Bennett wtre alto seveteiy but fortunately not dangerously turned. Ot course the building took fire, but tbe fluents were quickly subdued by the large crowd of people who hastened to the scene tl the tearful catastrophe. Every assistance was rti.uertd lLal could be, under the cucumsiattcts. Pun VitA u . . tji ; r -

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ToWusllip. Ihe liepublicans ol liloounng Grove Townkip, tiHiiklin County, Indiana, are requested tu u.eet 111 Cuuveiiiion at blooming Orove on atuidae( Angusl 2iih, V0, tor the purpose 1 cojiuaiii.g candidates lor the following vl-fc-cs: one Township lruslee, outs Jusiicts ot i'euce, one Coiialitble, one lownship Assesor, Xl) ,nie,J(j lo. iuy oihac busiuess llml "-a be presented, iiy order of Central Coa;tLiUefcrjian, tjoou Ntws. John txing Jt Son are in theit fct Huuiiera wuli a ue Bloc ot 8tuoie aud raiiey Ory Ijooda, eiuOtactng all me latest i'e, ana 0 luieud lo Alt lo our SlooS cVcij eek ouch Uoods as our cujloaters need, mid 'l sed ihciu cbeap. Call and see ihem. J. Ivi.nq A 6o'. The 1e bual healing td' the ll.ii zoer H.imi rasp -Uieoa at UiBiog Sua tbia week. Wheai U selling iu brookville at 11,15, Coru l cu., md ba.iey al b0 cts. H- lv Uuil is about 10 take the 6tamp for The law pfohibiting the killing of quails toi cxrire ur.lvi lht lgt of September,

Whitcomb Items. The farmers hereabout are threshing their wheat, and it is turning out from ten to fifteen bushels per acre. John S. Major has sold his house and lot to Isaac Beeeley for the sum of $700, and bas removed to Andersonville for the' purpose of engaging in the harness and saddlery business. Elijah Vanness baa erected a neat little harness shop on Main Street, and has engaged Won. Grimes, an extra workman, to assist him in the business. Let those wishing work of that kind done give them a call. Win. Myers has removed to his farm, and is preparing to build a very large barn G. W. Morris, the contractor, being busily engaged at the present time in getting out the limbers. John Slout has rented ins farm to John S Kennedy, and has removed to the residence formerly occupied by Wm. Myers, Whitcomb. Dr. Wm. J. I'eck has sold tbe uonh half ol his farm near this place, Cottia tiiti Hi) acres, tor the sum of $9,500 aoout -71,00 per acre. Elijah atualley is the lucky man. Married ai the residence cf O. N. Davis, near This place, on Sabbath morning last, Wm. Merrill to Miss Moliie K. Crist. Died at the residence of Samutl Sou die, near this place, ou Sabbath morning, July 25, Miss Kacbet Caldwell, in tbe 54ah year of her age. Disease, typhoid fever. J. A. C. Whiicomb, Aug. 7, 1870.

Drewersburg Items. The work on the Scipio & Dtewersburg Turnpike is steadily but slowly progressing. The finishing up ol harvest, ccrn plowing and other work on the farms has caused a scarcity of available hands up to this lime. This road is making a decided improvement in our neighborhood. Messrs. Broilu rlon & Sizelove are manufaclurlll)j ,ie al)0a, a mie norsheast of Drewersbllrg, and many of the farmers are availing themselves ol this favoraole opportunity of iucieasing the value and fertility of their larnis by a thorough, uiiderdraiiiiug. Tne harvest lor tbis year is now completed, and the farmers are beginning to turn over the soil for ano. her cro. .Neither wheat nor oala are a full c:o,, but the prospect for a latse it.i j ot cor ls ver, fiHlxei j,, notwithstanding :. dicoura.:. a;:,eftrar,e,, durincr ih drv weaiher in the early iari cf lha season. Fruit will be sc-trca here. A considerable pon'.uii uf the I. ui. has tatien oil' the trees, an i in tuins inatanc.'S me extremities of the limbs are dying, said to b; caused by the sling oi ft .-mall insect in a joint of the new growth. Is theie no remedy lor the ravages of these numerous, and destructive pests? ISui litila pro lit has bteu fir years le.lized from tbe orcbatds to ibis M-cuoii, and unduub:ed the curcuiio and oilu r tiiu l ir lusecis are the principal i cause of it. Services iire now held nearly every Sabbath I in the 14nplit Church near here. Tins is a decidfc.l ni!iioveiuent o:i the past. Kevs. E. V. IJonJ and F ClLiiuberiain, (inptisis, aud tiev. Aikins, l'reaby teriau, are preucuiog theie regit iarly. lltv. F. S. Tuik, uf Mt. Carmel Circuit, is .reactiin for tne Altl.oiisis ai Wesiey Chauel. Tn.il sucleiy is no preparing to erect a new chuich ouibiing near Jackmaa's schoolhouse. Since ihe aSofe wa written, another oil citiYrt ll:i t-K-d KftK)' Mr. .1 ofjdl J t -4 n s !lu ry died mis inoriiing at ha:f-past 7 o'clock lie f .... ii.A. - i 1 i.i i i . . j i - . Ucd ,u,s ,"''S"'J, UJU'1 SUjce ,ue teme tnent ot tbe Country. J. li. C. l;ici r.-burg, lud , Aug. 4, IS70. The brick nrk tn Masters' new three-story building uu the Lean street comer is compie ,l'd. rom ai d al tr ih timi oay uf October liext. i a i i omissoi y note ot a less denuininulioti ihan j one huiiiitttl uoiiars will requite no talnp, an.i a ieci, l ol any denotuina.iou or vwlue wilt ..... 1, K.. . . I j Mirvey ut fie roa i Iroia that point is prjgres- ' il' ra; idV. of Franaliu County. Died. On Thursday, 4th iust., at the residences of Washington Holland, 223 Court Street, Cincinna;i, ot coiijuuipiion, .Miss Jennie L.md Minis, tier rituaiiis were orought to Btooavilie for inter tin. nt. Obituary. Uied in rairheld, lua., ou Aharsday the 2M& of July, lt.U, the Rev. L. S . iiurrur, ia the Olia year ot his age, af.er a protracted lltuecs of vstern lnuitna Cou.ereuce of ine .Meiiiouisl i-i K-eojal Cna.cu lur ltn ty-hve years, rfuribg ail hiea time he sustained a.n ui.bleiuishea reputation as a uiau ami a citizen wheresoever he Uvea. As a minister of Christ be was true to his high catling, oevoted to tae best interests of ihe cnurch be served, lie was ardent, earnest and uuliriug iu the great work uf his Divine .Master. Duling his list sickness be received trom ihe citizens of i-'iiiield, wtihjut disiiuction uf party or scot, the kindest attention that Chris tian sympathy could ocslow. 11 is tcmains wore i taker, to Moure's ilill for interment, attendud by j a committee from tbe benevolent orders uf Masou- 1 ry ami Oad Fellowship. "Servant of uui, welt done ; 'lay glorious wartaro's past; Tbe Vatlta'e tuugut, lue race is won, Aud thou art vrowued at last." T. II. L. Obituaty. Pied at her residence one mile fast of Blooming Grove, Augjst 1st, 1370, Mrs. Susanna ilarYJ Widow of the late Charles liarvey cec'd. 6he was born ia t-cott County, Virginia, Dec. lo, 1792, and in the year 1813 she came with her iather'a family, whose name was Alley, to Franklin County, Indiana, where she resided until her death, fehe was a member uf the M. 12. Churca , tor siSty-five years, and died in full enjoyment of its privileges, having a bright hopeof immortality and eternal life. She lived in thie County bftyeeven rears, aad was known aa a consistent Christian women by all who were acquainted with her.

She leaves children and many friends to feci their loss. A large concourse of people assembled at tbe chuich en Monday evening at 9 o'clock, and listened attentively to a discourse from Pslms cxri. 15 , "Precious in the siht of the Lord is the death of his saints." May she rest in peace.' M. II. M.

Circular to Pensioners. Tbe Adjutant General of the State has issued the following circular: Exkcitivr Depadthkn-t, Indiana, lpartmkkt, Indiana,") knkkal's Office, v :Li3,' August 1, 1S70,J At jctast Gk Indianapolis IMPORTANT TO PRtiSlOKF.RS. By an act of Congress, approved July 8, 1S70, all pensioners are hereafter to paid quar'erl.y, in each vcar, on the 4th of March, June, September ni De ember. Tbe U. S. Pension Agent is required to furnish a voucher free t expeiite to the peneiouer, and all payments of pencions are required to be made thereon. One wiil be forwarded to every pensioner immediately before the 4th of March, June, September and December, of each year. Oq or after the 4th day of the months above mentioned , the pensiooer wi h his pensioa csmfit , vr.ll, ith two witnesses, go betore a magistrate and sign and exeeuie tbe oaths, aud sign the receipts. The executed voucher will then be ra turned by mail to the pension agc:it,who on its receipt wit torwrd icrthes-wom ai.it-ess of the pensioner given within, a check for the full amount of pension due. JVnsioners changing their adJres since date of laf t payment, shuuli notify the Cuited states Pension Agent. The vouchers when signed, witnessed and acknowledged, should be returned to United States Pencil n Agent, w o is not alloRed to recognize any power of attorney. The check in payment must be sent direct to the pensioner, unless application be made in ersoii , in whic-n caee the check shall be given direct to the hand oi the party entitled thereto. Uwder the laws of the Siato of Indiana, no one authorized m admini-ter oaths is allowed to chaige over fifteen cents for taking the deposition in the above defcnbed pension voucher. As the agent is not allowed a fee out of the pension , every pensioner can draw the quarterly payments at a cost to him of about fifteen tents and the postage. J. G. GREEN WALT, Ailj itaut General, Indiana. Railroad. The Commissioners met on the 3rd, and a petition signed by one hundred freeholders was pr rented to the Board. After deliberation tbej fixed the 5th day of September as the time of holding the electioa to aseertiinthe will of the people as to the county taking 75,000 stock. It now rests for the people to act, and we feci that when they have a clear idea of the advantages, they will throw all their influence in its behalf. As near as we can esti a tte, the length ofths road in the comity will b3 abjut thir;y six iniies. It is a pri7.3 wiirth Sieking, and will largoly enhance the value of the property in the county. Let the road be built i.i 1 rtioley O.n ity will take her plaje among the landing counties ia the State. We will have more to siy iu the futnrc. Versailles .iazette. 2 i'-'fi''Vm VK rook villft. T-n d i n n n A, kt .U C a A a T Attorneys aad Onassllors at Law BlflOivVILLK, INDIANA. Ta0friee in the seeonditory of the De raocrat building. fel) 19 COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF LaM). TllK undersigned C n nisioner by order of the 1 Franklin C unty (Indians) Vomtnon Tieas Court, in the ci-o of William A mack Jr. vs. Tunis Amack aad others, if not previously sold nt private sale, will sell at public auotion, ou the premises in said County, On Saturday the 20th ihty of Aitjntt, 1S70, at 2 o'clock P. M. of said dty, the following des- ; crlted Keal K.tato situate in uid County ofj rranklin, to wit : ' ' Twenty one acres, thr-je rods and four poles ofj Und bounded as follows: Beginning &t a stake. the beginning corner ot the Southeast quarter of j the Southeast quaitcrof Section 1 7, Tow n ship H , t Kanga 12 Kasf. thence West S 3-10 rods to a ! stake; thence South 13.'2 degrees East 21 2-10 i pules to a (.ycftmore tree; thence South 21 desrs. Kast 2S 110 p iles to a white oak ; t hence 00 poles due K ist :o a cherry tree and ash; thence North j wilh the section line to the place of beginning. Also the Snuth half of the Northeast quarter of Section 17, Township 1 1 , Range 1 2, containing SO j acres more or less. j Also part of the Southeast quarter of Section 17 aforesaid, bounded a follows: lleginning nt, the center of said Section; thence 80 710 rods! Kast on the line of saii quarter; thence South 13)4 degrees East 21 2-10 poles to a sycamore, aoi thence 21. '4 degs. Kast 28 poles to an oak and H.; thence South westwardly hy the division lino of said quarter to tho western boundary of said quarter; thensa North on said line to the place of beginning, cntiaiag 53 acres, 3 rods aad poles more or les. And also the East half of the Northwest quarter of Section 10, Township 11, lt.vngo 12 Kast, containing SO acros. Ail situate in the County and State aioresaid, 'cing 210 aercs more or levs. Said farm is well improved ana under a go-od state of cultivation, an i is very desirable foreither tanning or stock raising. rURMti OF S.IK. One-third purchase inon -ey down on day of sale, one - third in one year, and remaining third in two years from day of tale, dcfericl payments to be secure! by notes bearing interest from date, waivir g benefit of vaiuatbm and eppraiscmcit laws of the State of lu liana, and by mortgage on the aremises. Private bids will be received by the undersigned up to the IStn of August. WM. 11. JONE-, Comraissdoner. July 22. 1S70-4W. Dr. A' LIiiiaUSOJS PiiVSlCIAN AM) SUUHKOaN , F V I ii F I K L D , 1 IN D i A aN A June 7 -1 v sGOrUFECTIOfyRY AND ICE CREAM S ALO ON nnnnTTlV KfTRIiit. Til V K Fill, for ( "Opt favors, again annoaaces thtt ho has raAdotaige additions to hi? esta ousn men r, and is prepared bet ter than ever t aceo-.n modato customers with tho very best article of Cakes rail Kluds, Tics, Ac. lie will furnish Cakes an i Crackers of all kinds at wholes le or retail, on reasonable terras. Also ; a good supply of Le.nons and Oraajes oa hand , His assortment of Confectioneries is complete j embracing Candies cf the best quality, Jiut Fruits, Ac, .tc. n 71 -a? ?5 -e v 71 Having fittel up a r.n:a tr the parpose, he will Toe prepared, during the warm season, t furnish Ice Cream, Lemonade, .to., to those who may fa- 1 vor him with a call. may20-6m. 1 A SPLENDID OPENING IjOR any one that wishes to engage in tne meresntile business. The undersigned will sell I their entire end well selected stock of Goods, con sisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Qutenswsre, Roots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ilea ly Made Clothing, Paiats, Msiicine, ic, on the most favorable terms. For particulars, enquire of J. A. Crookshank, at tha store. There is also a No. 1 Tailor working in the room. CROOKSHaSK MASTERS. Fairfield, June 10, ISTO-tf. JOHN H. FISSE & C67, Licensaed Auctioneers, OLD EX BURG, INDIANA, ITTOULD respectfully inform the publie that 'V they have taken out license to do a general auctioneering business, and will be pleased to Accommodate all who may need their services. inaY 10-Cm.

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notightb fucvebeerkAprougfiAfi darutiti mavasmssMileanapai ityarvthe besteridenjksaTits supeftormi alcoloriti, ksnoequc venting i vgitzswon irfullisuGcessful. Ibrrestof TJTairloBtk 'IJTeacls it succeeds b( notaluai viccessfitlS 9re i glandsort. property. Jlsadresi stPTtassesit. Ranparik andwiry atariAati UltgiOSSi ypearaneo 70t W7l soiltJicimw linen Miscommuhded upon acientiiie prmcipleMfthepurcsfc&'igrodienis anauseTmreuj. antJ?xtip,cts its odorikrMMitiil. Testimonials minostwiNwvtnujTilor can hcmpcn if necessmyJjiittJio AMBnOWA is too Aknownto never voyiriiwu u. ISOLD B JJIUTG GISTS " J MERCHANTS jEXrjSIlYWHA PRfCE For saie ty D.ivis Gates, Brookville Ind.; T. B.Talbott, Metaaiors; D. L. Sccrcat, Laurel, j u 1 1 5 jr Kxecutor's Sale of Real Estate. T1IU undersigned Kxecutoi of the last will of Jonathan Hart, late of Franklin County, deceased, will sell at Public Auction, on '.be premises, Oil '"c.s. 7y, Aiiffimf lG't, 1S70, hetwern the hours of 10 A. M. an I 4 P.M., the following described Keal Estate in the County of Franklin and Stute of Indiana, to wit: L ts Nos. 23, 21 and 2o, also 10 ft. and 8 inches off of the liast side of Lot No. 23 in F.iuceU's Plat of the town of M t C xrmel, on whi'rh premises there is a frame cottage bouse of five rooms, good stable, carriage house, wod houic aud otu tr outbuildings. Also the South halfof the Northwest 1 of Section , town S Uange one west, and 50 acres in the west corner of the Southwest quarter of Section 9, Towa S, Itano 1, 'Vest, containing iu all 130 acres. Said farm lands are situated three miles South of Mt Carmel, Indiana, within 1 miles ot good turnpike road leading from Mt Carmel, Ind., to Harrison, Ohio. It is valuable farmland anil in a good state of cultivation; b.as on it a stone and brick dwelling house, fraie barm, good orchard and other conveniences. 'i'KKMS OF SALE One-third of the purchase money case, one-third in one yetr, and the remainderin 2 yearsfrom day of sale. The deterred payments to be tccutcd by mortgage on the premises, and to bear interest from d it'--. EZRA ruUTTEUS, July 15, 1S70 5w.. Executor. The IsiaiujiauoHs FOlt TliK , , , , ,, Read ana Circalate a bound Republican KeWpapert WM RSDUGfiON TO CLUBS. KOW is the tini9 to Su JiCrib? fjr a Live Family aad Political Jrarnil. ,vc sh;ill no'di ate o;ion thc neccessity of a Republie.n success tbis Fall to live eMnblMiment of ltcpublicau Pt.licv, t, or upon thc necessity ot constant aud active .llort to achieve that success, for we can say no uioro u;.ion these noints than every intelligent man can anticipate. Dtit we may say j suttiuCiin of tho facilities a.Tirde 1 by a large, t well istabiished and enterprising j urn it at t ie Caiiit.il of the .State, and in ib-s ccuter of business i to tisseniina to important facts and effce ive arga- j ments among thc people. Other documents have j their u: es; and we fay nothing Hg;int theia; but ' no sensible man nee ts to ho told that a for.nal t docu.ncnt or formidable tiftcett p-igc speech his 110 j chaiiceat all to be read, and lo place his atgu- j uients right where they are needed, be.-ily thc; brief, clear article of a well ott i i.-tel d iily pa- j per, which are mived in ith all thc news of tho j day, with Jiisec-iltincous inatKr, toarkits. business j Knit Vitetary items, and tiius relieved' of the tire- j some monotony tb it htitiss over Congressional speeches ami C-impatgn publications generally, j A paper treats the same topic from a dozen points j of view in as many days, nod has a dozen chances to hit a' reader's c-anvic'ins",' tJTYt a speech can j have which fires 01.ee, like a fifty pounder, and sees the battle over t.elore it can be loaded again. v.uirent eveu;s strggrst argutaent , anu pot.-ie.i.i

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arguments come ncsn. in c.Kity j-r.pers, tititi wiejr , - . . . . , , . T T ,,. . . . ,.. OI,,u) thus assuu-.e very much" of that directness of ap- j COUlvlNd, I AilLUii A.X il CllUt peal vhich one man uses in speaking face to fa -e I 3TTi v """f p' "U tfCl'rj! with c-uothcr. 13.. -ides there is no comparison in j fg8 J? s JftJ ee ' the amount of ura iter telling, pertinent, and fell j Pojrr.hei ih all their acoinpanj ng furuiturc, i considered matter which gets' to a reader ! eil:-brciuir UitVSS, SO-HK A lit fB ICKTj thtougu one of these ehannels. W hatevcr a cam- xibiS, and many extra titove I'ritnming, And- ' puigu d icutuciit or .-';:eech can possibly s.iV, the ; ironSl SaJ-Irotis, Siueels and Tons j alo a gn-

: paper will be sure ti say, an t t sty ren times t as much in better nine, Iresner form and with bt ! ter e fleet. We intend to ma ke t he J our ual a store- . bouse of tacts and arguments ft have begun al- ! ready, as our leaders have notice 1 showing rrow 1 the t'emi cracy have managed Male alfans, aniT ' showing bow well they are entitled to manage ; them Kjcain, and as these are matters now long ! past, they will hive toe int.ere.-t i t new revel ' titvris to mot of the young men of both parties. ; We ccittictid the ; JOiRNAL FCU THE CAMPAIGN t to the attention of our friends. We will furnish the Daily .! vhsal from ! the present until alter the putilic t ion of tho ; election returns in October, in clubs ot five ' and upwards, ; ..; each Wkkki.v Jdisnai. for same tii"U." . ...oOcts. each Specimen Copies forwardeJ on application. Remittances should bo made by i'ostoibee Mod ey Order or Registered better. Address IXDIAx L.T0L16 JOURNAL CO. FAMILY Sewing Among the dva"ntgrs claimed for the tVEED FAMILY MAC 11 IX please note the following: yiT-SimpIicity of invention, a-Thoroughness of construction, ii3-Convenienco for usins, fT"Supcrionty of execution, and jaS .Neatness of arrangemeat. At the Paris Exposition, lSt7, this machine took the FIRST AND ONLY FIRST PRIZE for American Family Sewing Machine;. Machines on exhibition at Mrs. Bsiimm's Millinery Store or at the residence of Mrs. Kewley near the College. To responsible parties machines will oe eoia 00 time, by a payment of ten dollars and afterwards ten dollars per month until paid for. Call and examine them.

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A. KEWLET, Ag't. LrcohviUej.lnd.

The Family Favorite.'

PATBITIlPllOfSl CliOTHBS WRINGER. THE COLBY WRINGER is a perfect combinatioa of simplicity .efficiency,, and durability. It contains no uunecessry parts, but every quality that can be desired in a machine for expressing water from clothes is embraced in thi3, making it I ihe liiTkBiAL 1-avobitk wherever known. It is the only wringer that fastens itself to the tub, and caa be changed from one tub to another in a moment, thus saving much labor and inconvenience The frame being all Galvanized Iron and Brass, can never rust nor rot, it mich more duiable than any wood frame can be, aud more easily repaired if broken by aceident. It takes less roo'n, is much lighter to handle, and does not require a second persou to bold the tub Iroiu turning over, when usea. But tho qujsti-jn. of lit-?, his bssn, ''Vm:a is theBkst aiaChisr?" V.eare selling hundreds of machines fopersaui whj have the Ciog V heel Wrirf nrs. whih thev lav asi.lc. and iiurehase the Colby Wringer, because it work sa much easier and Vfrius dtyer. Some say the Colby j Wringer turns easier, while wringing a bed -quilt,; t than the Imivcrsal with nothing in it; aad others that they had rafhef pay for a Colby W ringer ! every year, than use any other if given to them, j Its reputation is unrivalled and becoming mire popular every day, as its real merits become Known. PIIICBOLY $7 00. Don't be put off with any oth-.-r. This Wringer needs no further comments , hut will show tor itseif. I am constantly traveling with tho above Wringers, out it is impossible for mo to cll on every taoiiiy in the County this year, and thoe wantiLg Wringers should b6 delav. but send in' vour orders to mo at onee,' and I tho H'rini'nn aii i IF be i! , ! i ve re.l at vuur uuor im mediately. Address P. F. UPDIKE, Agt, jallo 6111 Springfield, Indiana. ALLEY & PEPPER'S 3 "77" - 2. X ! Si'tuattd'2 mites Suh of Mtt tmora, ON TUACE BKVNUiiOF L1P CHEEK. The undersigned are now prepared to fiirnih Lumber of All Iliads tViSrD SIZES, As they U we in stcA ly operatio n one of the best PurtablcSaw Mills in tae cou itry, c .n venient to priuiitiife forests ontaining all kinds of trees. Orders filla I ou t ie sa rtest njt"ti3, vul at the lowest market prices. WM. A. ALLEY, mav 20 3;u. C ii A It b 15 S WHITER. osf flffficii icb3 'Depot. 'I u , u lie flrill take notice that the x nae rsignA e l is prepare d on' sh'urt not!ceto famish ALL THE L H A HI X G NEWSPAPERS OF THE DAY such is Ledger, Weeklies, Saturday K ifht .Western World, l)ay ' Doings, Cli per, WiTte's Spirit, j Scientific American, liarti VieeHy, bazar, ;and iU! thc LUevary and t-cimtiCc itj- now i published. Alsethe i: lie also has on hand and will Vtcp ai assortmem of Stationery, Envelops, Tens, JmvE j PENCILS, aVcC, , TCi tt all tbe late 1 mt n trr- t j fJOVElS All Nu YELtTTtS I iut ijcenti each ja v lfi-tf. " " " .TAMES B.TYMl! If t H T 0 k n. 0 V 5 E f Ci'nrliUe City, Indiana, is . vi n co s, r ii o r ii l k t o i? cc 1 1 S 1 y New ZStovo Store AX D 1XT B.HO! IN BltOOivVlLLE. ER lias just opened a Stove and Fin Shop in Brook ville, where he will keep constantly ou hand a fin-e BSSort.Eellt )f ; etal assorttiietit of TIN AM) JAPANNED WARE, at. AVbolsa!c and Retail. Jb Vx'ork, such as BOJFIBJs, spjunss, tone with no.nness and dtspitc'a. Oil Plates lurLisbcd for Stoves, a id Ol I Stoves rcniircf. Old Iron, Copper, Urass xc Pewter taken in exchange for vt'arts. TERMS CHEAP FOR CASH. Shop on Jairt'es Street, South of Court House. A liberal snare of the public p-itronaije is respectfully solicited. J. L. rTEBER. julS tf 1,000 yiWiLWAlTFi, j AT Til E 'HARRISON WJOLEa FACTOR!. ICnstom Spinning & it oil CarJlng I done on snort notice anl' on reasonah-W tciiis, I and all work VV A A it A S t ii D. 1 We havo on hand at all li nes a lrt;o assortment j ICASSIMHUCS, 10 4 FLANNELS, j JEANS, 1'LAII) ', TWISEDS, I'LAIN ! i ALL WOOL liLANKETS, LINSEYS.i YAUNrf IN ALL UOLOltS, j Highest Market PriccpaiJ in Csh f tr Wool I . "Lr..,r N. I Cotton Uit.ia Call and i examine oar stock for yourselves. Hsrrisou, O., May 20, ISM-our. Agents, Road This 11 450 to $200 per meats made by Agents c:iinS THE HOME OF WASHIWGTOPa. OR MtUXT VERNOX AXD1T8 ASSOCIATIONS, hj BEX- , SON F. LOSSIISG. loOillustrations, tinte.r pa- 1 per hendsomly bound. Only book on the subje t. ! fcvery familv wants a copy. Universally consid- j erei the crowaing success of Lossing's life. The handsomest popular book of the year, and the; most liberal terms. :en lor our sample eircmar, ; ! (illu-trated), etc.. and jauge for yourself. AS'nA already at work are doing splen lidly- h-- ; j SAF0RD4 CO., Tubltsheis, 177 West roana l j Street, Ciacinnati,. Ohio. jal i2 2w

To Physicians.

New You, August 1 ith; 1 60S. Allow me to call four attention to niy prepara!tion of Compound En tract The component parts ara BUCHtJ,L6'sa: Lka, CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES. Mode of Preparation. Bach a, in vacuo. niper Berries, by distillation, te form a Cue Gin. Cubebcs extracted b'y displacement with' ndrlts ob-

tainei from Juniper Berries; very litfle .agar i. 1 . used, and a small portion of spirit. It is more ; palatable than 'y now used. ! Is different from all others, ti ic coLrtpt.sed of tha" Bucho, as prepared by Druggists, is of a dnrk ' pure juices o if At' ?it iVlk or Knots, lli.Kr.si, color. It is a plant that emits its frag-ance t and ItAkEs (or m tue lieiti ily ter.ue (, citrct.-),' action of a flame destroys tb?i (its active princi- the wurtkless of inct portions of tbe ingied,rnts pie) leaving a dark and giutinoua decoction. . not bcinj; ured. Therefore, in one bottle of this Mine is the color tf ingredients. The Rucbu in" , Bitters there is contained as much medic l virtue my preparation predominate. ; the srr.alest quafi- as will be fouud in several gallous of ordinary tity of the other ingredients are added, to pr- : mixtures. The Koots, Jte.'t uVcd fn this Bitter vor.t ftrc.rr. tiicn ; upon it.fieetien it will be are grown in Germany, their vital principles exfound not to be Tincture, as made in pharroa- ' traeted in tbn country by a scientific Chemist

ecpoea, nor is it a syrup and thertri can l-e used in cases where fever or inflammation exUt. ,Vis Vou have the knowledge f tha ingredi - " , ents Ani th moJ of PP ti.in . Hoping that you will favor it, with a trial, and that upon inspection it will meet with your p- ; probation, Yi'ith a feeling of ccn&dence, I am, very respectfully, II. T. 11 ELMfcC'l.D, Chemist and Druggist of 16 Years' Experience From the largest Manufacturing Chemist in the World. XnVKVBKK i, 1R54. "t am acquainted' with Mr II. T. Helmbold ; he occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence, and was successful in eonJi-ctfrg the business where others had not been equally so before tint. I hare been fuovratly iinprctscd with his character and enterprise.'" WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN, Firm of Powers A Weightman, Manufactu- ' ing Chctui.'ts Ninth and Brown Streets, t ' ; I ; Philadelphia. IIklmcold's Fixid Extract Btoui'.for weakness arising from indiscretion. The exhausted pow- j ers of nature which are accompanied by so many ; alarming symptoms, among which will be Tound, j Indisposition to Exertion, Lots of Memory,; Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Forebodiugs" j of Evil ; in fact, Universal Lassitude, Prostra- ; tion, and inability to eryter iuto the enjoy ukl r of society; j , ; The constitution, once affected with Organic Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine to strengthen nd invKorate the sy stem, which HELM HOLD'S EXTRACT BLCbll invariablv dies. If no treatment is submitted somplieo or insanity erisircs.' nr.i.MBOLD'a FlVid EsTR.r;f PcCHt, ia affec tions peculiar to Fe nales, is unequalled by any J other preparation, as in Chloreeis , or Retention,; TainfulncsS or Suppression of Customary Evaeuations, Ulcerated or Sc&irrus Stateof thel'terus, and all complaints incident to the sex, or tae decline vr change if li'fo. II v.t.ur.t lij's Fl.lii Extbact ID tr 11 1" adIupko'kd RoAb WA'sff i!T radically exteriy.'ina't-? from system diseases arising from habUi of dissipalion, at li'ttle expense, little or no change in diet. bo incon venickce or expomre jcoiupletcly upcrsctiieg those unpleasant and dangerous rome - dies, Copaiva and Mercury in all thase di'-aes. , Vse ilKLri.OLi.jFn;ii Kxtuact Iiccnv in all j disease of these organs, wuelUer existing in male ; or female, from whatever cause ortginatiitg, audi 1,0 mailelhow kug stauding. It 1 pleasant ill ; taste aud odor, "imuiediate" iu action, and eV-'e streojjtheuit.g than a'uy of lhepreparatini of llark or Iron'.' Those suffering from broken-down or delicate c jsstiiutiovs, prjcuVe tb tewedy at ucV TbV read' miit b arare rhal, 'owever slight u..iy be too attaek ol the above Jit.ce;, it ia ceitain to allect the boU'll'y Lcaiih aud tucatal jiowtts ' All Cue jve diseases require the aid cf a Diuretic. HtiJMi'JD'o LXiilWCS K'UCaU 1 the great Diuretic. Sold by Drags'sts everywhere. Puti ts $lj per ! " Delivered to aoy , address. Deeeritre sy uvpioms ia alt cojaaiant-rs Address H. T. UEt,M30on', Druj and ChcuiTftvi- t-!t i:Kvn.t:sbK.-3 doxk it , . ., in steel-engraved wrapper, with fac simile ot my Chemical Warehouse, and signed jan 2i y II.-T. U ULM0-"D.'

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ViR'HM rJEDIClHESl jScef &tfttw JodIc, ifoof Ja'ff fii-ccK h

'llloofland's German Bitters.

A JittterS icilliuUt A leulilil vr tfju'rits j any ' and forwarded to tbe uiuufa.;t jry in this citj," , where thev e cot'iVpouudetl aiVd bottled. Cu i uiin; 1,0 spintuous ingredients,- this Bitter. U: ;. . ,. ; tret from the olyctious urgi .f tfntt ll other,' no !csi;c for siituuJants van be iu iuoeJ from their nse; they cannot make dmnkarda, tnil caa not, i under any circumstance, have any bat a beneficial result. Eooiland's German Tonic Was compounded' for iVr.'si net inclined to extreme bitters, and is intended for mc iu ease when ; some alcoholic stimulant id required in eonnevtin wilh the Tonic propeities ttt the Bitters. Kaoh ' (eft'le of the Tonio Ootitaias A.iVe Lottie ut- th I Bitters, combined with pure Siti Ckcz Bta,' ' and fl tvored in suca a iu inner th it the extreme' bitten.es- of tho Liners is ov erotu'e, for .king ! preparation highfy ojrcCaMe anJt pleasant t- the" palate, aud containing the medicinal virtues of tho Bitter;. Taj price of ta Tne is il iO per bottle, which many persons IbiuX to hih. Thefr I must take into consideration that' the stimulant I used i guaranteed to b'o of a purr quality. A 1 poor artiet mid be furnished at a ehVaper price, but is f' uot better to pay a' little iaore and have a good article? A medicinal p 1 r pa rati n hou! Jf eoatnin noco I ut the bct iitgredien's, anil" tby" who expect to oht t'ta ' ch'c':i; ca':upontd will Clult tcrlaiaty be cheated.' They are tlie Qreateirt Knowa Bfciaediei 1 ir 1.1 ttt U'J.M imi.m.uim t'-iA, tVOUS DtiUllil I Y , J AI SKltl., fJlSEAM: OF TUKKIUMJYS, L'TCC lf l6KS OF THE SKIN,' aud" aff uiVeNe arlsaiSg f.oia a dibordan J Liver, Stomach, or IMPUKITV Ot t::k plvod. 1101? the foUowiag iy mpt;'i.i:' Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Tiles, Full- : ness of Iiloo l to the lie id, Aridity of the Stomaoh,' Nausea, Heart-burn, l)isgu.-t for Food, Fulnesa" j or Yi".iht in fh Stomach, Soar Eructation,' i Sinking or Fluttering at the Pff of the Stomach, j swi,in,ng f the Head, Hurried or Hiflieult , ijrcaiftrrig, t lutlt ring at the Heart,' Choking or4 ', Su ffocating -ji lis alien w Leu in Lying Posture,' i i,imne f Viiu.' Uoia or Wel.a b.fure tb.

to,- Cen- j sight,' Iall Pain" to Hesd,' Deficiency of Per- ) ayiirat't-B, elbnoss of theSltfa' and Eyes, Pain ' iu tue bide, Itnck, Cb'est,' Li nbs, Jtc, Suideur ! Flu.-hes ef Heat, Burning in the F lesh, Constant' ! luiagiuingg 1 f EviT; and Cfeat llepression of

Spirits. AIT these indicate Disease of the Liver or Digestive Organ combined with impure blood. The use of the Fitters r Tonic HI soon eaose ; tr,c above iy luptom's to disappear, a win become well and healthy .' .1 the patient Da. UOUFLAND S GRMKK U1L, ', UjUtiiuij Cure Joe All Kinds vf I'atiti i 6uU Aefn-t. , Arri-iKft Eil K ixAt.i.T. -It will cure ail kind.)' of I'ains and Aches, such as Rhcuntatisia, Keu ralgia, lootbaehe, Cbilbl.-.itie, Sprains, l!ruist,' ' Frort Rites, Ilae'daches, Pains iu the Back audi Loins, Pattis in the Joints or Limbs, Stin'gs of In , sects, Ringworms, etc. j Takks IxfKs.VAt.L v. It will cure Kidney CuiplaintV, liaili teh'es. Sick Headache, Colic,' j "ry seiitety, Diarrhtea, Cholera Iufautmu, Cholerat .Morbus, Cramps and Pa?ns i'rt the Stomach, revet1 ; a rYd A guv1. Cough,' Colds, Asthiu'aete. 1V' if i au liUUjbA JWO 1 IF aTuI II I IjIaIA Oil S l" r I IT r K Foil MKRiTllY PILL. TWO 1'ILLS A iTOaE. I lie itfisM jfir-rrju, it t i ; Hft . Fryetilblti Outiharttc I .wan. Tt is nit necessary to take a handful ef these Pills to produce the desired' eSeot; two ef them' Set quickly and powerfully, cleansing tbe Liver,' Stomach, and liowtW vf all itopurit ies. The principal ingredient is I'odophy llm, or the Alcoholic Estrart of M'adrake, which n by luany laios more ioer'j1 .Voting' tni l" cearehinjj, tbaa i tlie .MandrsVe itself, ft peculiar action is upon' j tbe Livei, cleani: g it rpvedily If. -til all obtrutVons, with all tbe power jf Msrcary, yet freo I tiout the injurious results aVeVire J'to tke use v thut Vs indicated, these Tills will gve -siiriye "at!staeti'u in every case. Tb- ev'er' fail. j ?n eases' er Li'v.ry Ctin-'ptaint, IWajiala, enX I extreme Cos'tivcncs, lt. It ontl'an.l's (seraian tit.". i ters or Tonic should be u.cd in cvnn'eetion wilh' i the fills. The tonic clreet of tne IvUtera r Tonie t , builds up the sysle-.. T nv Ilitters or Tonic' purifies the 15 loo J, etrengtheiis the nerve, regn- : latet the Liver r-nJ jtvi, .-irVnth, euerjy uu4l ! vigor. K'-jcjt' yoy toWcls active with the Pills, ndi ' t:1 Ui toe system wit.i ti, Iters or Tkuic, ar.l 511' uii'4iee .aii' retain its buli,vr tier ttstiil y4u. TU etc" medicines are uld by all Druggists aud dealers' iu medicines every where. Uncollect that it is Da. Hojfujd'.i Gi'ttnW Ki.mm.ikj, that are o unixcttally usea ai,d high- . ly tecoiumeiiUcd; and do nut allow' the liagiAl tu induce you tu lkv anything etie that ho uiy say isjucl as good, because he uiakes a large rr protit uu it. There tivuifedits will b seat by press to any locality, upou applicat ien' to the fKliClPALDFl'liJti.ai tlrt uttl'MA.i MisDiOINKaTUltt, tiJl AlH-'U kTUt-KT, 1'UILA'-' liLPlllA. cu.vs. 51. EVAXSv Pirwpricior.' Farmer lyC. Si-. J-XV&SQ-X A CO.' Tbtse Hemodies a ro fur a!o by Drnggi'laV -i-.ftieeeoor. a. Malijiue Daalers, e.ery where ,a.-ojh mt tue I .iite I 3t.i'.?, Oa 111 -las, So-J'tr 1 merb?a. and tae '-l et-t f n 0 Jiitic 1 liT'i !' jf."