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I II K A MEEK Li)CL DEPARTMENT. TIMS TABLE V. W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookville. CkicS Kipres 8:28 4 11. Chicago Hail - r. M Day Freight. ........ 9:25 P. M UPWARD TRAINS. rbicaco Express .. S:49 P. m l'icgJ Mail..... Day t reight .9:21 A. .1:4 r. Continued. The final bearing of the Batzner bond case did not take place at Rising Sun last week, hut was continued to the 27th of October next, as we understand. South-Eastern Indiana Conference. The South-Eastern Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet in Hrcokville on the 7ih of September two weeks from next Wednesday- Bishop Scott will preside. . Wilson Challenges Gooding. We learn from the Cinnerville Tunes that Judge Wilson has challenged Judge Gooding to meet him in joint discussion at the principal points in the District, The times and piaces have not yet been designated, but will be in a few days. Pub. Docs. Senator Morton and Representative Julian have again placed us under obligations for valuable public documents recently received. Map cf the Seat of War. This week we publish a map of the seat of the F.oropeao war, which our subscribers would do well le preserve for reference. Man stabbed. In a row at Morris, on Monday evening, a man was desperately slabbed about the breast and teck. His recovery is cotisideied doubtful. Commissioner's Sale of the Dr.Davis Prop erty. We call attention to the sale of this desirable property, which is to be sold by order of t'ouri on the 27th inst., (next Saturday week,) in IhoolkVilie, cn the premises, at I o'clock t M. The property is situated tu Main llurgess S.re-t, in the mo.-u prominent and business part of town. Persons desiring to piucliase good and valuable property will do well to give ntiention to this sale, l-'cr particulars, see aiveruseuieul and posters. German Conceit. The iJt-itnMii I'lotesiant Sabbath School of this place, assisted by the members of the lliookvillc C-Micordiii, and also some twelve intiiibHrs of the St. John Choir of Hamilton, I :!,;.. I I'n.f 'l'!,n,.ini m iuii.p Imcit-r 1 oain n

C.ncrrt on Monday evening in the t'oui t loom, pouring in, until we bad neaily as laroe an arwhicb was quite numerously a'tended, and ,nJ i'f children as the , Trench have of soldiers, which netted a hatilnonia sum for the benefit j ""d !"""' a di,tCt "'s maneuvers. ol the Herman day s. hool in this pUce. Mrs. : Sven school-, were present, as follows: WinKide and dau-htrr, of Hamilton, distinguished i cheater, Salem. Z.oii, Mixerville, K.-ily, Springtheinselves as Rood singers. I fi1'' ' a,u talker. j r'le exercises were cp' ned by th several The Laurel JBridje. 'Schools sinitiJ i h t grand old hymn, When John Liuipus Ksij. is stiperi utetidin the ' I cHn read my title cl-ar' beinj ledbyihe woik on the ik limine across the West fork ; Spiinglitld School. As the Schools had never at Laurel. lie says the foundation of the East 'sung too-iher before, iher"! whs some j-trgou itbuiineut, finished last wtck, will stand to the in tiiioino this t;me. Tiayer was then oUVred

latest geiieriuoa ami Joan ought, to know. ; V; The worft en the East pii-r wns to have been j commenced this week. A porvon of the ap- ; proach on 'ha Last side ot l In? river has also j been thrown up. State Fair. We acknowledge the ticeipt of a complin.' niry Iti ku to the Stale Fair lo be held at In-I'aiiapolis from Oct. 3 to Oct. S, lSrt. llnvitio seen the scale of premiums to be awarded at this Fair, and judging from the p.reparaiions in progress, we have uo hesitation in ailvising our people to pationize it liberally, both by their presence and by sending articles for txLibiiion. It will no dubt be one of the grandest Exhibitions that h is yet taken place at our Capital under the paltonaoe of the State Hoard of Agriculture. Sale cf A mack. Farm. Itemember that ibis faiiu wnl be smLI ou the piemises in Salt Cieek Township, near 1'epperlown, on uexi Saturday, 20ih inst., at 2 o'clock P. m , by W. II. Jones, Commissioner. Persona iesiriii to put chase a good farm on reasonable aud easy tersis, should be present. Sets posiers. Deliglufuiiy cool uinia and mornings. The Cambridge City (.'liiefiain, which suspended publication a couple of weeks bince, has resumed. M. It. Hull tsq. was to speak at Fairfield on Wednesday night, and at Urookvilie on Thursday night. Judge Wilsou will canvass Shelby County text week. Our farmers are plowing preparatory to sowing their wheat. Base Bull match at Metamora on Friday. Ague weather look to our clothing. John Ilitcbeil of Meiamora has purchased the right lo make and vend Watson & Tinkle's Autauia'.ic jraiu Screen. (See advertisement ) He writes that the farmers are ela'ed with this Cirain Screen; it is "just the thing. ' Wiley & Case have lemoved their stock of Groceries, Queenswaie, Glassware, etc., inlo ihtir store-room on the ''Old Grindstone Corber," and are in receipt of an additional stock of goods in their liue ot business. Success, gentlemen. , li. H. Swift, Executor on the Pettigrew esUte, has removed the stock of goods which he i selling for that estate, t) the store-room formerly occupied by Jofin King & Soil. Jacksou Lynn has finished add now offers ; for sale several more liiuo-ipR and stirinff was?- : QO C9 C c"s, which, for superior workmanship, will ue&r comparison with any others in the market. Call and see them at his manufactory. Adam lieeg, tobacco and cigar dealer, is constantly replenishing his stock, and continues to sell at wholesale or retail. He is doing heavy business in the manufacture t)f cigars, tid also has a ery fine assortment of chewing 'obacco, smoking tobacco, snuff, pipes, AcOrders promptly filled.

Paiticulars of the Gasoline Explosion. Metamora. Ixd , Aug. 14. 1870. Our quiet little village ai the scene of a terrible accident last Tuesday evening, by which four lives were lost and one oher person not expeced to live. Mrs. Vancamp, an estimable old lady, ha kept a drug-store for a number of years in the tillage, and a short time ago bought a barrel of gasoline, fully assured by the seller that it was non-explosive, and with that assurance tbe is now in her prave, the victim of false representa.ions. On

the evening above named, about dusk, bhe discovered her barrel ot gasoline leaking, and requested hereon Charles and a young man by the name of Bennett, who happened to be iti the store, (o go down in the cellar with her and put a new faucet in the barrel. They ligh ed a lamp and went down, two little giandsons of Mrs. Vancamp following them, and after replacing the faucet they all started up the cellar steps leading into the etore-room above, and had made but a step oc two, when the lighted lamp set tire to the gas that bad arisen, which exploded, bursting out the sides and end of the store-room, throwing the jars, bottles, etc , from the shelves, etc , and setting fire to their clothing, burning them so badly before they could be rescued that they are now all deutl except the young man Bennett, and his recovery is very doubtfuk Mrs. Vancamp died last night, the two little boys died yesterday, and Charles Vancamp died last n'ght. Strange as it may appear, not a thing was displaced in ilu cellar ; the barrel of gasoline, together with ev pry thing else, remained just as they left it. The store-room caught fire, but the llaaies wer. soon extinguished. Mr. Chatles Vancamp leaves a wife and three or four children to mourn his untimely death, Mrs. Kimble, the mother of the two little boys, is almost insane with gritf, and no wonder they were such bright little fellows. She was at Indianapolis at the time of the accident, and the boys were staying with their grandmother. "1 heir father is absent in Kansas. The little corpses are packed in ice, awaiting the returu of Mr. Kimble befiire btnial. God pity the bereaved parents and friends of the deceased. A. W. Scli.enuukukr. Sabbath School Pic Nic at Walker Chapel. Walker (Jhaph., Statu Link, 1 August 11, 1 ti 70. j Mr P-IXCHAM. To-day is a pala day at this j place. Vtiu see the little folks wiih bright eyes and glai hearts, moving in companies toward the church, and older eyes and older lit arts seem to be brighter n:id lighter than usual. Why is ii? what is ali this abnu ? "Why today we are to have our Grand Sabbath Scho;)l Pic Nic," was the reply of a little four-year-old of whim we inquired ; "didn't you know? ' The morning was rather gloomv. and we thought the rain of !a-t ear was going to be I repeate-i : lotlt. and but about 9 t c'ock the fsiin shone delegation af.tr delvgatti.ti came oy Father L'oyd of Oceana, after which we hud ; r; ijt by the various Scho.i', addresses by Pres'l .1 iiti of T.roikvil'.e College, Hev. Williams of Cincinnati, and llevs. ISerea and Robeson, hasliet dinner, vie. The sinoinj was belter than trptierally on such occasions. Where aU is good, it is hard (i pni lo-.il ir:z '. The siniin by the Il-iiy, Ni'rtnoli-1-1 at: 1 .M ix-rviiie Cichools was verv line, but we believe the Mixerville school won ibe laurel wreath. The speeches were all pood. That of IVes't .John was able and eloquent. But your bumble correspondent don't like sppakers to ni;ike sj niaiiy apologies f.r their speeches. They are there to speak ; the people expect them to speak; if they iw e lift i prepared "r can't sjienk, let tl.ein say so, and j not take up otie-f.nu th of their tine with it ;olj ogiea. M my regrets were expressed that I'rof. j llairis.in is not present, as expected i After siiioinj ihe doXi!.ry, the benediction was pronounced by the Kev. Mr. Williams, and all returned to their homes ftc'ing it was good for them lo have been there. Blooming Grove Items. Tbe drouth in this locality was brought to au end on Siturday the l.lih inst., by u fine rain, giving life and energy to the Fall crops, which was very much needed. The fourth quarterly meeting for this charge was hell at Kbenezer on Saturday and Sabbith last, Professor Harrison of Biookville being j present on Saturday and preaching, to the de-li-iht of all who heard him. Hev. l A. Hester arrived in the afternoon on Sabbath, and after preaching administered the sacrament, which was a season of spiritual enjoyment to the members, and of interest aud solemnity to the congregation. The tjood Templars have organized a Lode here wiih twenty-two charter members, und propose working in the temperance cause Some thinking men and women lei 1 there is need for work to save the boys and young men from intemperance. A Lode is also organized at Kverton, and it is hoped -both organizations will be productive of much good. H. Blooming (Jrove, Aug. 15ih, lb7l). Kemoved. Frof. Henry R, Knauer has removed with his family to Xenia, Ohio, having been employed to K. was connected with Brookville College during tbe past two years and a half. He will be much missed by our people, who wish him eminent success in his Dew sphere of labor. Evrbvbodt go and see the Splendid Stock of Carpets just received at H. Linck's, and learn prices. Ladies, those in want of carpets, and those thinking of making carpets, can save their time and money by buying at Linck's, for he can sell you a nice carpet as cheap as yoa can make one. Call and see him and look at his goods. B. A. Smith, formerly of the Franklin Democrat, it now publishing the "Pioneer," a weekly Democratic paper in Boone County. It is neatly printed and well conducted, barring its politics. Success financially, Ben. Frank Walz is erecting a brick building in the rear of his Distillery, to be used as a fermenting bouse. L'all and Tic Nic at Met amor a oa Friday,

Mt. Carmel Items. Mr. Editor, Sir: As we see communications from other points of the compass in the columns of jour most worthy sheet, we think it right that the people of the County should know that the poopleof Mt. Carmel yet live and are truly thankful for it. Business appears to be so me whit dull at present in this place, bat all or nearly all look fur better times as soon as crops are disposed of, and the stamps therefrom put into circulation. The work on the new Presbyterian Church is being pushed rapidly forward by the Aehton boys as bricklayists and Gib's boys as woodcarvists. Kninor has it that they will ooinplete it yet this. Fall, and when complete it will most assuredly be a beautiful edifice. We judge there is considerable sickuess in the country near us, ag we see our Drs. driving out considerably. Sam Kane and Albert Gates arc turning out some nice harness, as will be seen by calling on them and taking a squint at their work. Their prices compare favorably with other places. Our town spurts three No. 1 shoe chops, rubhed forward by Andy Firming, Ileory liickard and Sammy Giibreth. Bat Uncle Sam's duties as City -Marshal call hiin away from his wax-bench a greater portion of the time. Ilev. 'lurk is visiting friends in Ohio at present. Mis place in the pulpit was fi led on last Sabbath by Rev. Ktely, who delivered a very pleasant discourse. Would like to hear the Dr. often. Farmers say the ground plows very hard yet, although we have hat some rain in the last few days, but not so much as some of our neighbors. Cora promises a good crop; also a good crop of Colorado bugs, which are at present being buried

for Spring use. Watermelon wagons made a raid on us last week. Finding the supply greater than the demand, they made fun for the boys to the tune of five cent watermolons. Don't think they will bother us any more. Yours, ic, W. B. Mt. Carmel, Aug. 1?, IS70. Resolutions of Condolence Ad ptcd by Magnolia Lodge No. SO, I. O. O. F., of Fai field, Iudiana.Aug. 6th, IsTO. W herea, Ti has pleased our Heavenly Father to cail from the scene of his usci'ul labors, and com panionsbip of family and brethren of this Lodge, into the realms of the spirit woi Id, our worthy aud much beloved broihar, Rev E. V, Burris; therefore be it Resolved, That in the death of brother "Burris our Lodge has lost one of its purest and brightest ornaments, and one towards who:n we cherish the most tender recollectioa i fjr the mmy virtues that adorned his cha ri3tr, his great social .ynlii ties, his generous, whole-souled nature, his fer- ! vent zeal, his veneration of the coot! an 1 abhorrence of evil, hii reverence for religion, h:s deepseated heartfelt piety, together with his liberali ty of sentiment and toier.itioa of opiaioa towards toose with whom he houistly differed. All co;abiued to endair a is brjtsr ;n , frioa is a a 1 rel itives in bonds of trustiag ouliliuca aad brotherly regard. Resolved, That in our "duly walk and conversation," both in our soci.il intercourse with our fellow men, and with ono another, we will strive to cultivate the same spirit of fraternal regard that animated him, and that we will treasure up the uitmory of his living example as one every way worthy of our closest imitation. Ite.-olved, Th it we tender to the wife and relatives of oar deoeas'-'d brother our w .truest tuartfelt sympathies in this theii-graat aHiction, and ui'.o we mourn with them over the sad bereavement that hits deprived her of a loving husband and them of a kiud friend, yet we bo.v in huiu'ila submission to tho Divine decree, and point them to the hoi e that 'their loss is bis etein.il ga:a." Resolved, That the Secretary of this Lode farward a copy of tUes i resolati ns t tse fauily of tbe deceased brother, and also to the Bruokvilie papar3 for public ition. j Resolved, That the members of this Lodge bo ! requested to adopt the usual badge of mjdrniti j tor the ptrud ot thirty tl iys. R. li. TI N Kit, ) J. A. CH'JUiv.ill ASK, Committee. THO MA a OSSUll.VB, J T. R. IttvVIX.Soc'y. Bitd. On Wednesday the l(Hh inst.,, in the 17tb year j of her ago, at trio residence of her father, Geo. F. j Maxwell Esq., of consuu; tion, after a protracted I il ness of several months, Jdiss Alice Jledora j Maxwell j Is she dead? Long weeks Fhe languished, Wasted by disease and pain; i Vain the prayers of hearts that loved ber; Human art and skill were vain. Is she dead? The church bells tolling Called unto rhe house of prayer Friends to look thjir last upon bcr t Lying cold and pulseless there. And the Man of (Jo 1 said sally, " Enrth to earth, and dust to dust"; But with brighter aspect pointed To the rising of the just. Is she dead? They've borne her marble Cold and senseless to the tombLaid it down beneath the lilies, There to rest in silent gloom. Is she dead? Ah no! nor sleeping In that green an 1 narrow bed. Where they've laid the worn -out casket With Spring Uowera above Ua head. But she heard her Master callin?, "Well done, good and faithful one"; "Come up higher," where is waiting What your faith and love have won. And the rapturad spirit gladly Left it sjiirit-hoase of clay, And on tvi'.is of faith uprising Sought the realms of endless day. If any of our readers are prematurely gray, or are troubled with falling of tiis hiir, dandrui" or itching of the scalp, they have only to use-Ring's Vegetable Ambrosia, aad taeir trJ ls Will soon be over. The preparation is not only a rest orer ot gray hair, but one of the most elegtnt hair dressings we have ever seen. It also, by soitening and'invigoratiiig the hair, prevents premature baldness, asd iu many cases restores hair to bald heads. Town Lots ana 4U Acres or Land for sale. THE undersigned offers for sale ten or twelve Building Lots in tbe town of Union, Frxnklin County, Indiana. Also one half or all of a Steam Saw Mill in said town of Union. Also forty acres of land situated on Big Cedar, 1 Ji' miles west of Mt. Carmel, and adjoining the turnpike twelve or fifteen acres improved, with orchard and good spring; balance good timber. If the atiove uescnoeu property is uoi sia i private sale by the 1st of October next, it will i be offered at punlie sale on Saturday, Oct. 1, 1870. t For further particulars, apply to A. 11 1 A augl2-3w Whitcomb, Franklin Co., Inl. First ansl Last Notice. AU persons iudebted to Theodore Reifel, either by note or book account, are hereby notiaed that the same have been piacad in my hands tor collection. And I am authorized to say to alt j who may fail to respond to this call that they will be pa id for his services. W. J. PECli, Agent. BrookviUe, Aug. I, 1870 3w. NOTICE. 'TMIE Notes and Book Accounts of the lato firm X of Gordon .t Brothers have been placed in my hands for collection, which, if not settled by the 20th inst., I shall commence to collect according to law. This is the last and only notice; so gov- ; em yourselves accordingly J. H. BLACKLIDGE. Aug. 1st, 1370-3w. , FOB We are selling our Goods AT COST FOR CASH, as we are determined to close out our entire stotk of goods this season. CU00KSIIANK & SIaSTERS Fairfield, Aug. 5, 1870 tf.

Hailroad Election!

Petition to the Board of Commissioners, To the Honorable, the Board of Gmimis sioners of the County vf Franklin and State of Indiana; VOUR PETITIONERS, residents of the Conn JL ty of Franklin, in the State of Indiana, res pectfully represent ur.to your Honorable body that The Lake Shore, Louisville & Southwestern railway Company propose to construct a Bailroad through said County of Franklin, if proper assistance be rendered by the County of F'ranklin aiores:iid ; that said Company propose to issue slock of the Company for any assistance that mav be rendered them, such stock to be issued and delivered on the completion of -ueh road, and the payment of such sum as may bo furnished by way of assisting in tbe construction of such road. Vcur petitioners aie informed that the Railva Company above named is now duly organized under the laws of the Sta'e of Indiana, and that the construction of su?h Kailwa is of vital iaij ortarce to the citizens of said County of Frantilin. Tbey therefore prsy your Honorable Board to make an appropriation of $X70,000 to aid in the construction of said Kailrcad, and pi) l ho Mine to said Company when such Railroad j-hull have been completed and certificates of stock therein duly executed and delivered to the County of Franklin. Signed by one hundred resident freeholders. Action of the Board of Com missionerSi 22 2- s U TIO K H 0 J X J5, BY order of the Doard of Commissioners of Franklin County, Indi .na, the voting places of the several lownehips uf said County wili be opecjd on Monday the 29?7i day of Avgust, 1ST0, to take the votes cf the legal voters of said County upon the subject of ti'i appropriation of tho sum of One Handred and SeTer.ty fhousanl Dollars, to be taken in stock to aid in tha construction of the Luke Shore, Louisville & South w.-stetn 'tailway. C. B. B ENT LEY, Auditor of Franklin County. Brookville, July 27, 1S70-4W. It :ke this method of informing the public of BrooBville and vicinity that 1 h ive bought the Photograph Gallery recently owned by T. W Cowey of this place. My past experience has been with Mr. Roddy of Urecusburg. who is or e of the finest Artists in the State. I thcicfore flatter myself; that I am qualiGed to take ANY KIND OF PICTURES in our line, A. LOCKET TO LIFE SIZE, and finish the same in the iicsi Style ur the Art. A. U. J A HARD. Brookville, Aug. 12, IS70-tf. a o o fcD ft 05 Rrook ville.T n rl i n n n 'gosf Office fiejwi. '1UE public willtakenoticct hattheind ersifenX ed is prepared on sbortnotieetor'urnisu ILL THE LKlUhNG NEWSPAPERS' OF TliE VlY such as Ledger. Weeklies, Sa'.urday Nijiht , West em World, i'ay 's Doings, Clipper, tV i! ke' .Spirit, Scientific American, lii'ipti's Wecl-iy, Baar, and ail the Literary and Seiiutitc t uj irt covt published. Alsithe MONTHLIES, Harper's. Atlantic, (iodcy's, Irai.k Leslic'f :i n fai'tjall Msgatii.es of note. H e also has on ha c d a nd will licp ct assortment of Stationery, Envelots, Tens, Ink lofpthei with al! the late NOVELS A 11 NQYELtTTES from IU to 2 5 cent each. July 16-tf. -TAMES B.TYKER. Dr. IU RCTTTROjS rMYSlCI.W AND SURGK0K , F V I It F I K L D , INDIANA June 7 I v 13,013 LI fOI WHSTMi AT THE i HARRISON WJOLSN FACTORY. Custom Spinning & Itoll Carding done on short notice and on reasonable teims, and all work WAP.iiANTED. We have on h in t at all ti.ue a lare assortment UASSIMEUKS, 10 4 FLANNELS, JISVNS, TLA ID TVVIIEDS, PLAIN ALL WOOL BLANKETS, LINSEl'S, YARNS IN ALL COLORS, Highest Market Pricei pai 1 in Cish for Wool or exchange for goods. We keep constantly on hand a superior to.l Cotton Hitting. Call and examine our stock for yourselves. WM. i) WIS & SONS . Harrison, O., May 20, lSTi) 3 u. JXS.X Tit S & SEEUYf Attorneys aad 0 jtias'sllars at Law BUOOKVILU, INDIANA, f. Office in the secinditory of the Democrat building. , ftbl9 ee X" XX HIS "VST' :H2 313 23 FAMILY Sewing .Machine. BEST IIST XJSE ! Anions the ad vintages FAMILY AIACUIN, please note the following -9"iuiplieity of invention, jgThorouguuess of Construction, "Convenience for using, V -Superiority of execution, and TNeatnoss of arrangements. At the Paris Exposition, 1S47, this machine took the - . FIRST AND ONLY FIRST PRIZE for Americau Family Sewing Machines. Machines on exhibition at Mrs. Batman's Millinery Store or at the residence of Mrs. Kewley near the College. To responsible parties machines will be sold on time, by a payment of ten dollars and afterwards ten dollars per month until paid for. Call and examine them. Mrs. A..A,. KEWLEY, As', jul 15 3ia Btookville, Ind.

vrmt$m?7t before thiirublioton, vnoughtb. tiavebeeiiwojvjtshyt& vaarulits incTvasingleandpopuMifiaretie vest eraerifesorns siipenormi al color it Ms no eaia, j'orcurmffmtmorsormeisi Thftmitm venting kmng itiswo vrfulhsu& cessful. OFlTLTSlWtlUilif. Ibrrestorihgllarr toJtt TlTeads it succeeds leiGndCbrrpt aWwush notawdjs successfulS There iJie gtrtnasori(mcie.wtsnoL prouerfu. jtsa dreskmgnotfiinm strpassosit. it imparts a? anjaaen and wiri ttairmat6itznlgivsstmppea7wic& tomuminmfo oTtmffrempumusnot soil trwnjmst linen. Jiisconwoimded upoh iSci'entiffe principle o Sfthcpiircstjh gradients ajijjasejmrcih erantjpxtiikcts ilsodorikfleligituL TEsrMOjvkbs alnostihiboitnimherean6eTfpe7iifnecesshrihittio AAIBIOWA is too ii WilAneirnlo juirejt. tyscTtoirtMiit never bewiwout it. ISOLD B PRICE TJ )nBOTTLt. "fop rotors Y N.H. For sale by D ivis & Gates, Brookville Ind.; T. B.Talbott, Mctamors; 2. L. Sccreet, Laurel, julld-y 8W ASD l t .ta. jsr IN BTiOOKVILLE. J. D. FSSBER Has just opened a Store an I Tin Shop in Brookville, where he will keep constantly ou hand a fine asortitetit of COOKING, PAHLOPv AND SHOP Togei her with all their accompanying furniture, embracing Civ ASS, SGJAK A N 1) TEA KET TLES, and many e.itra Stove Trimming-, AudIrons, Sai-Irons, Shjvels and Toii? ; alo a general assortment of i TLX AND JAPANNED WARE, atVho!esa?2 and Hctai,. Job W'orV, such s done with neatness and dispatch. Odd Plates fun -isbed lor Stoves, a.i I Old Stoves repaired. Old Iron, Copper, Brass ati 1 Be Tier taken in exchange for wares. TERMS CHEAP FOR CASH. Shop on James Street, South of Court House. A liberal snare of the public patronage is resjcctiully solicited. J. D. F1EBER. julo-u COSnilSSlONKU'S SALE OF LaSIL THE undersigned Co nmissioner by order of the 1 Fr;ii;lvi:n County (ludiana) Common Pleas Court, in the case of Willian A mack Jr. vs. Tunis Amaek a ad others, if not previously sold at private sale, will sell at public auction, on the premises iu said County, O.i Saturday the 20 th day of Ai(jtsf, 1S70, at 2 o'clock P. Mi of said diy, the following des cribed Hesil E.tiitu situate in said County of Fiankiin , to v it : Twenty ono aero?, thrse rods and four poles of lmd bounded as follows: Itcglnning at a stake, tbe beginning corner ot the Mmthca.-t iUiirter of ths Southeast i'i:irter of Section l(, 1 ow nship 1 1 , Har.ge 12 ivast; thence West S;l 3 I tl rods to a stake; thence South l;!.'j degrees East 21 2-10 poles to a sycamore tree; thence South 21 iegs. Eact 2S I-10 poles to a white oak: thence OH poles due E.-ist to a cherry tree and a.-Ii; thenoa iNorth wiih tha section line to tho place of beginning. Also the South half of the Northeast quarter of i Section 17, Township ll,Iiaiige 12, coutainii.g SO j acros more or less. I Also part of tuo Southeast quarter of Section jl7 aloresaid, bounded as follows: lleg-nning nt i tbe ceuter of said Section: theiiv-e 8l) 7 10 rods East on the line of said quarter; thence tvumi lH'i degrees East 21 2 10 poles to a sycaroore, and theaco 21 i degs. East 2S poles to an oak and IK; thence South westwaroly by the division line of slid quarter to the wosleru boundary of said qu.irtcr; theucc North on said line to the place of beginning, containing 06 acres, o rods and 3'S poles more or le-s. And also tbe East half of the Northwest quarter cfSee'ion It), Township 11, Kiugc 12 East, cotitaininir S:t acres. I All situate in the County and State aiorcsaid, j betfcg 240 acres more or less. I Said farm is well improved nnl under a good I state of cultivation, an i is very dasirable foreitltI er farming or stock taising. TERM OF SALE. One-thirl purchase inon ey down on day of sale, one-thirl in one jar, and remaining third in two years from day if tale, rtefericd payments to be secured by notes V-ear:og interest from date, waivii g benefit of valuation and eppru iscmcat Ian s of ihe Slate of Iudtana, and by mortgage tin the nremtses. Private bids will b received by the undersign ed up to the Urn of August. WM. li. JON E, Co imiuis.-ioccr. July C2, 1S70-1C COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF IIL'AL LM'ATK. T'HE undersigned Commissioner by order of the j FrauUlin County vIuttiana) Common Pleas! Court, in the case ot Auna E. itavis and others vs. ) Marv V. Davis, if not previously sold at private j sale, wiil sell at j ubtic aueiioii.on the pietmees in th Ton n of Brookviiic in siid County, On Saturday (he '2ith day of Anjit!, 1S70, at 1 o'clock P. M., the following Keal Estate sit uate iu tho County of Frnukliu aud Sialo of ludiana, to wit : Parts of Lots numbered forty -nine an 1 fifty, in that part ot tbe Town of lirooaviile iu saidCouuty laid out by Jesse I!. Iho.ius and others, begrirning at the Southwest corner of said Lot No. 4'.r; thence running North along Main Burgess Street thirty feet; taence ru-ining Eat uoross b th of said Lots N os. 4 J and 0 to the allsy ; theneo South thirty feet to the Southeast corner ot Lot No. oil; thenee West along the South line of sai 1 Lots 4'J and oO to pla.e ot beginning, bjing same property formerly owned aad occupied by Dr. John B. Davs, deceased. Ja this Lot is a good brick dwelling with four rooms, with de?iraole cenvenienees, and the roquisite outhouses and stables. Also a good frame buildiug formerly used by the Doctor lor an oliii;o. Ail in Kood repur and good order, the house and j ' otDoe fronting on Maiu Burgess Street, situated . '. in the mos. desirable aud protuineut business lo- . cality in-the town. n.L-M.M.crc n-. i.;,i v...

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j down ou day of sale, one third in one year, aud . address. Describe symptoms in all oo-n-uitniC!-ir ,. vrr.v-n she reuiainiug thirl in two years frooi day of sale j tious claimed for the r t.e.u , deferre.i ,voients to be secured by notes bear sase note the following: i. .'r'.... j .. k..--.-.. .. I

lllg lUiCrCSi irUUl I'll", ....i.iijjj .-ii ii w. Trw.- , tiou and appraisaiuedt laws of the State of Indi- j ana. and be m irtJiite cu tue nreaiises. I Private bids will oe received by ihe undeisigned up to the 2.3th Uay of August next. Sale to bo at positively 1 o'clock. WILLIAM H. JONES, July 30, 1ST0-4W. Commissioner. 1 1 V V 1 ' EQUAL TO ANY MACHINE IN USE, and superior to any that is offered for tes tlran eighty-five dollars. They do all kinds of work Hem, Fell, Tuck, Bind and Cord, and will sew on leather or iboe soles, or the 6nest fabria that is use.). They have a Keo-d warrant for three years, and have a feeding device that never wears oat or puckers the goods. They are sold for Forty-frve Dollars by J. PABVIS, juul'i out. Agent at Eroulnville

To Physicians.

St Yoke, Aagnst l.th, 1883. Allow me to call yonr attention to my preparation of Compound Extract 33 "O" 3B tT The component parts ara BTJCilU, Lojk; Lkjf, ' CUBEBS, JUNIPER BEftRIL3 MfiOE of PrepaBaTios. Bucho, in' vactlo. Juniper Berries, by distillation, t form a fine Gin. Cubebes extracted by displacement with spirits ob- ! ained from Juniper Berries; very little sugar is used, and a small portion cf spirit. It is mere palatable thin any no used. Bucha, as prepared by Druggists, i of a i . rk ! volor. It is a plant that tmits its fragrance : the I action of a flame destroys this (its active ptinc-i-

pic) leaving a daf nd glutinous decoction. j not being used. Turc;wfe, in me Imttle if thin Mine is the color of ingredients. The Bachu in i'it:r there' is Contxinei us mucb mdrutl viitu my preparsticn predomicatr ; ibe sioalest qitsn- as wi.'l be f.f-l in .'verat gailoits of ordinary tity of the other ingredients are added, to pre-j mixtures. The Roots, ie., usJ In thi biltarr vent fenucritalicn ? tpon irtsicetion it vill be arc grown rn Gtrutany, thfir Ttlal plineiples efound not to be a Tincture, as tnad in pbaruia- I traeted iu that country by a scientific Chemist c--peca, nor i it a sj rap ntl tberefof can t j ; and forwarded to tbe manufactory ia this itj, used in cases where fever r inflammation exis'. i Mi ere they are coiiponndcd abd fcottledl CiHIn tl is you have the knowledge of tho iugrs.-di- tainiur no spirituous ingredients, thU bitters i ents and thejnode of prep iration . j free from the objection urged ftjjinst all othcrsf Hoping that you wili favor it with a trial, and ', no desire for stimcUnts an be indaeed froai thir that upon inspection it will meet with your ap- asc: they ran not make drunkards, sad efttraot-

prubation, With a feeling of cenfi Ijnce, I am, very respectfully, H. T." tlELMBOLtJ, Cbo:nt.ft and Druggist ' of 10 Yeers' Experience. 1 j - . . ; ; From tho 1 trgest Manufacturing Chemist In the World. NorEMauR 4, 1854. "t am acq-iainted' with Mr- H. T. Helm bold; he occupied the Urn Store opposite my residence, and was successful in Cm lusting tbe business where others had not liren equally so before him. I have been faovrably impressed with bis thaiactcr and enterprise'." vTILLIAM WElGflTMAITi Firm ofPowers A Weightinan, Manufactui ing Chemists Ninth and Brown Str&!, . Philadelphia. ' i ITKr-MuiLu's Fi.vio Exratct Bc:n,fo woatsfieu arising front indiscretion: The exhausted poW- i ers of nature which are accompanied by so many ! alarming symptoms, among which will be found, ! Iadisposition to Exertion, Lots of Memory,) Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Forebodings! of Evil ; in fact, Universal Lasitude, Prostra- J tion , and inability to ectr into the enjoyments j of society! j

j titis of Uloo d kj the ilea l, Abi lity ufi'no Stomach; ' Nausea, II eart-bern, Disgtist for Food, Fulness j or VVtight in the Stomach. Sour Eructations,i Sinking ur Fluttering at tho Pit of the Stomach,The constitution, once affected with Organic ', Swimming of the Head, Hurried or Difficult Weakr.cs, requires the aid of Modiciuo to Ureulhing, Flultoriug at Ihe Heart; Choking or strengthen and invigorate the sy stem , w hich j Su ftocaiing St nsatlot. w hen in a Ey Iftg Pueture 11 ELM ISOLD'S EXTKACT BUCHU invariably j Dimness of Vision, lo or Webs before thtf dces. Hno treatment is submitted to, Con- j Sibt, i.i paiu in ltJ51 undi Deficiency of Persumptiou or irsanity ensuesi ! f:iration, TeflowiKjji of the S kin and Eyes, Pain 'in the-ido, Hack, Chs?t, Limbs, Ac, Sudden j Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Conttanb Imaginings .f Evil, mul Oreat Depression ef j Spirits. All these indicate Disease or the Liver' Hklmuold's Fliid ExTBACr ITurst, In affec- ' ur l'igvstirs Orgaus in blued willi itnpuio' lions peculiar to Fe uales, is uaeq ialled by any j n'oo l. other preparation, al in t hiol oris, or Uetention, j TLo uso of the KitierV or Toni. will soon cause1 Pamfuinesa or Suppression of Customary Evaeu- tho above symptoms to disappear, und the p&tit ut ations, Ulcerated or Scairrus Statcof the Uterus,! will become w ell and heal thy :

and ail complaints incident to the sex, or the de , clme or ch inge of life. HKLMimiVsFn-tD Extcact BtciiC N D I m 9 R-')-vkd P.08B Wash will radically exterminate from system diseases arising trom habits of disMpa - tion, at little expense, little or no change in dict, no i deon venienee or exposuie ; completely su - pcrsedieg thnse unpleasant aud dangerous remedies, CopaiVa and Mercury, in all thaee diseases. Use Usi.KiiatD'j Flcid Kxtbict Bcctt'i in sit ; diseaSo t-f thtt'e organ, whether existing in male j or 1'cuialc, from whatever cause originaliug, aud ; no uiaileruow tcng stauding. It is pie.,.-aut in j taste and odor, "i.uiue Jiate" iu ci i jii, ail i more ; .-I i tu glue nil. g ibau auy of the preparations if J;stl k , or lien; I Those suffering fro.u broken-down or delicate c jut titutioiii, iitjvute the ieiaed at onve.

' tfro Mandrattc rtjelf. Its pccsfiar ar.iion i. upou j the Liver, cieani g it .-(,i;eJily from all clutrr.,. ! lions, ith all the piwr jf Atercury, yet tie . fruin (he injuriojs rcu-its atlSv-hod to tlio s The readei must be aware that, however slight j that mineral. my be ine attack of the above Jioa:c, it is cer- J Vr all diseases, in which tho 113 of a eUthsrt? tut to aiftft the bjdily littiiili mniuit-iul pow- ' is indicated, these Pills will give tttire saiiJ- ! tion in every cue. They never fall. In rases of Liver Complaint, Dysfapr'ia, nti '. extreme Costivencss, Dr. iluotlaud's Oeriiin Bttf tcrs or Tunis should be ned in connection witj ! the rills. Tho toaic utihil of tc UiHers or Tunie All tho abave disesttes rci iire tho aid of a Di- builds dp tbe eyste n. Tbe Bitters of Tvnii uretio. II o u M 3 Jit D' j E X i tt AO I B u C U U is the ' purifies the Bluod, atrangthens the nerves, rogu' great Diuretic. : lutes the Liver, aud givca olreDth, energy andf ' vigor. Keep your Bowels activo with tho Pills, toil tone up the system witu liitters or fonrc, rfstl

Sold by Druggists every wher. Prmk $l,?i per ' bottle, or battles for Irtlirer to airy Address a. T. UELMBOLP, Druj iai ChetnlOiii Varchoer J'.'l Breadway tts Y . XTONK AE OENCINECLE5s DONE- IT iu steel-engraved wrapper, with-fa-o-siuiilo ofniy Chemical Waro'aouso, and siga-edr ian24-y U. T. iiL-MSO'Ll.-

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ooiianu s liniiKUi KittersT .lft i.hu r Spirits tf ny kiH'i. A l!iffcra v: :V Is different from all otl-cr. Ir it. emp-se.l of the pu; j jicoj ut vi ri u j-i-.i vrf nr Itoors, U:nsr and 1!kr. (or a me hciu .ily taraiod, it.-cit)f the v.irlh!-.-s or inert pot nou ot tile iujicil ruin tintter any rirattmatances, bare any but .4 beneficial rc.u!!. Hoc 11 a ad's German Touic bs comt canded for thase not Inclined lo extreme bitters, aud is intruded for use : erases whtu some aloobolic stimulant is reti'aired ) connection tviih tho Tonic pro i tied vf the Billets. Each hutite uf I So Tonic a'orttaliis o&e trotila vf the Bitters, combined with pure SiJti Cuvz Ktt and flivored in such a manner tbit tbe extreme bitterncs't of the Bitten is oTrcjtu., furiiir. a preparation highly agreeable and pleasant to the palite, and containing tho medicinal virtues vf tho liiirtrt. Tiij price of th T''ai is l.itt jtr buliic, whu;k inuny persons think too high. Tfcey mu.-t taktj i.il'j consideration tn-fthe rttmulant ueJ is Kuarsr.teed t'3 cf n l'rt qaality. A poor articlo could b furni.-Uu 1 at. a cheaper priev. but is it not Letter to pay a lit tie more and hat g .id articlcr A n-.eiiirinal prepuratiwii sli.iuld contain iioae l ut tho boot ingredients, and the who expect to uttiin a ahea,; compound will iuot ccrt.iiuly be cheated. They are the Greatest XneWa B6medie t'at L I V E U CO M 1' L A I S T, DYsfEPlA, NEI VOLS DEUILI J'V, JAUNDICE, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and nil diffuses ariiiiitf fruu a disordered l.ivr, Stoma, h, or IMPUUITV OF THE BLOOD. P.d tho foiloiving ymptbiip: Cviutipation, Fldtulenea, Inward Piles, FuHDR. UCOFLAXD'8 GRCLK OIL, 1 Ititfhttiiwj Curt Jor All Kinds of Vaius f Und Aci-.f. j Ar:'i.n:i) EiT!.kx.tr.i.v. It will i-iireall kinds ! or Pains and Aches, such as Kheumatism, Keu- , ra!S'a Toothache, Chilblains, Sprains, Uruise; I !''r"t 1,ite Headaches, Pi.ih in the Baok and j I'aiai in tho Joints or Limbs, Sting of Iu- ! scut Ringworms, etc. j Takrn Intei'.n v. It i!l core Kidney ! CoicjilSif.fs, EacVicrbe?, Sit'k lle1ahe, Culie; J Dysentery, Diarrbaea , Cholera Infautam, Cholera. ; Morbus, Cramps and Pain in the Stomach, Fe er" j aud Ague, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc. OIL IIOOFLAND'd r01)PHYLLI.V, oh s u us r i t ur e ro it .mbkcup.v pill TWO PILLS A C05E. 7f in-vst jpaxerfat, yet innncnf, Vryetdtd? Cathartic Lnotcm It is o J nceary to take a hatfjful of these? Pills to produce the desired efft-ctr two of ihcirf art quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver," Stomach, and Bumels vf al! impurities. The principal iugredient is Pudophy Itiu, r the Atoo-' belie Extiact i t Mandrake, which is by unDf I 'iiues mora Pj.vcrfjl, Ae.in; aa l Searchiug, thr di.-eisvCirQ irt.itu its hold, or ever assail yovt.Thcso uiedrii5 are sold by all Druggi.t an of dealers in medicines' every where. Kecollect that it is Dx. UojtAXt's OkivaiT P.Kilwii es, that are u unVvcrsalhy used aud highy reoouiOiendeil ; and di mrt allow tbe Draggicf fuiadureyo tj tutu aay tbiu else that be may ' iy i.jusl as god, because i. uatM a htrgm' profit on it. These keiuedius will be ttutiy t.f press to any locality, frpon plication t tii PRINCIPAL OFFICE,ai the t?Eit-MiN MEDI ' CINE STOKE, 6il AKUU- fc i'KEET, PUILA "-' .WELPH1A. Cll 13.31. ETAXS,Pf oprlclorForraerl; C. W. JAGSSaS A CO, Tiros e P.eiuelies are fur Sjp by Irruggiatr Store keepers A nd Medi3tae Dealers, cerywheM' tuouhoat Ihe UuiUt S-ta'e-v Ca na las, SotKW America, and the West In tics. June 1 J, I v