Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 37, Brookville, Franklin County, 30 September 1870 — Page 3

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LOCAL OEPARTMENT. TIME TABLE W. W. V. DOWNWARD TRAlJfS. R. R. Leave Brookville. 8:26 A. M. 10:55 r. M. Chicago Eipress .... Chicago Mail .......... . Freight Train. ........ UPWARD TRAINS. Chicago Express . Chicago Mail...., .9 1 2 1 A M f reight Train 1:45 t. m. Republican Ticket. Far Secretary of State, MAX. F. A.. HOFFMAN, of Cas. For Auditor of State, JOHN D. EVANS, of Marten. For Treasurer of State NELSON THUSLER, of Fayette. Ftr Superintendent of Public Instruction HARN ABAS C. HOBBS, of Wajfte. For Judges of Supreme Court, First District; ANDREW L. OSBORN, of Laporte. Second District, JEHU T. ELLIOTT, of Henry. Third District, CHAS. A RAY, of Marion. Fourth District, PQBT, C. GREGORY, of Tippecanoe. For Representative, 4th Congressional District, JEREMIAH M. WILSON, of Fajette. For Judge, 2Ath Judicial Circuit, WILLIAM W. TILLEY. Tor Prosscutiug Attorney, 6th Com. Pleas Dist., JOHN L. RUPE, of Wajne. Judge Wilson in Franklin County. Hon. J. M. Wilson will address the people at the following times and places: Anderson ville, Saturday, Oct. 1st, at 2 1 M. " . 3Iixerville, Monday, Oct. 3d, at ) i Mt, Carmel, Mondav, Oct. 3d, at - 7 r. m. Whitcomb, Tuesday, Oct. 4th, at 2 P. M. Fairfield, Tuesday, Oct. 4th, at 7 P. M. Blooming Grove, Wednesday-, Oct. oth, at 2 P. M. Metamora, Wednesday, Oct. oth, at 7 P. M. Xew Trenton, Thursday, Oct. Gth, at 2 P. M. Aa Exhibit 'Slowing the total amount of taxables, polls and the total amount of taxes assessed and li'tied in each town-hip and incorporated town in Franklin County for till' year: N.-unes of Civil Town- Total tm't l.ip-i Hlol 1 neoriHraol' T.ixaliles fur 1S70. Total Tnxel for lftTo. ?3,842 y 16,4t3 tit I I ,fH4 94 B,t5(i0 57 25.129 22 y.4.!H 40 tr.t towns. tVl!r. i:jit 203 207 183 387 1HJ 2tJ 131 H5 iea 137 174 lt-4 li7 121 121 5fi "04th Township, $rl,7fi0 I-pringtiell Township, 1,2 55,30 5 W liite Water Township, 74,S) Highland Township, 374,380 ilrookvitle Town. hip, 1,34, 7U0 Toti of Brookviile, 562, y65 Town of Mt. Carmel, 53,425 r'xirUelii township, 504 195 i', looming Grove Towrp, 32'J,fiy5 1 aurtl Township, ' 4r0,!7 Mctaiuora Township, 441,300 liutlr Townsh'p, 313,490 Kay Township, 362,430 !a:t Creek Township, 2f3,fiS0 1 fey Township, 274,315 Town ot Laurel, 120, y0 Town of Oldeuburj, 04,6.15 yiO 23 j ,4 K5 j 4 Sun 16 ! 5.7lifi 2? 4,53 32 5,4ri el 2,y3 7 l.lhG 22 Total, 8,352,415 130,25 15 Our County Fair, "J. R. G.," in his letters to the Cincin; ali ("bionicle giving a report cf th Franklin (,'oiinty Fair, pays among other thing?: Hut the best of the show is the crowd. Should our County Fairs do no other good titan t brin our pvoi le together in this antr.nl ffst of acijnainlHnce?, it would be fr.tm.-h. To this f. ast we are all ii.vifd on fqual grout:d and on eijual terms, and we all iMi.e ii.-.n, wometi and children atnl for it.ee in twelve months the people of tbe Cotin--J c xdiane a ht-rty hhuke of the h-ind At Hon e eat basket ci nners nil o er the gruii nii( ':i ki inlit go home belter by more than ihe Loi'g live such iiiMiiuliotia as the CounKou. Godlove S. Oith A'.iressed a respectable and appreciative auttfiite at the Court House on Thursday evenbeat luui a,tL . . .. i.i : . i ,ct record of the Republican and Democratic frti-s, showing the striking contrast between Item t fnl- lo a candid and unbiased hearer his 'siemeni of tacts and figures must have been Mt COnvinrtnolv in f,nr iho 1 1 o t,n Kl i n ... ... . ... f. ..... ftty as ihe only parly that should be allowed (9 Condom iK. ir.. ; r party of loyalty, honesty, integrity, pro(rtS4. lhe meeutig was a success. Oxford Silver Cornet Band. This band of musicians creallv enlivened A tier,),!. J - r auciiuaiie upon our v.ounij r, and were voted A No. 1. Numbering leen Eiembers in constant practice, and hav"i complete set of silver instruments cost.M, tljey execute a variety of music that "compare with any similar organization in " A est. Renides. tbev are a clever ro.noa- ;! of teademen. Hope they will visit us Half Fare Arrangement. 4 fecial train anil ruu to and from Laurel ' ng the iState Fair next week, lea'intr -HjLviIle each morning at 6 o'clock, and arrg at Indianapolis in lime for dinner. I "5t,l tnn tik.i. r. r r vivi lur iare ouo way. licaeis o regular aud special trains from Mouua'il Saturday inclusive. -"'tf. Adair & Butler have sold their flourI mil in this place to Messrs. lioell & nii'iiinaii lor i,uuu. , iutu.tr is preparing to ouiia a H 0a"e on the vacant lot adjoioing "Vinson's store. er ere uearly 1,100 entries of articles fie 0Ulu" at our County Fair this year. l ilson is speaking in Rush County - la prohibiting the shooting of quails Saturday. im CoutJ Fair this week.

Sr. E. M. Smith. The following letter from brother Goodwin speaks for itself: IsDiAXArous, Seft. 2G, 18T0. Mr. BlXfiHAM. I learn that Dr. E. M. Smith, a Magnetic physician of this city, will visit Brook ville next Saturday, 1st, and B'ay two or three days at the Valley Hue: Dr. Smith is a gentleman, and in his line of practice a success, lie does not profess to work miracles, but he does perform some wonderful cures. He has rendered signal relief in several cases in my family within the last eighteen months. In nervous dieaes, rheumatism and other chronic complaints he often renders permanent relief instantly. Tus philosophy of his treatment is inexplicable, yet after ail I guess we know as much aiout it as we do about the philosophy of the influence ol quinine upon ague. Command him to the altl.c ed. T. A. Uoodwis.

Teachers1 Association. The Teachers Association for Butlerj Metatrjora and tirookville Townships will meet at Plum Grove School House on Saturday the 8th of October, 1 6 70, at early caudlelighting Programme tor the evening: Orthography, E.lis W. Foster; Peuroam-btp, P. Force; Arithmetic, A. Vanlandingham ; Grammar, A. B: Line; Parents and Ttachers are invited to attend. John S. Maktix, Prea't. A. B. Line, Sec'y. Brookville Free School. The Trustees ot the above School have chosen the following named persous to teach therein during the ensuing year: N.- V. J.,hiieon, Frinctpal; Miss Rose Mathers and Miss Flora Tyner, Assistants; one Assistant to be supplied. The school will open on Monday next. New Book. J. W. Dole is agent for the sale of a new book entitled "Belden, the WThite Chief; or, Twelve Years amortJ the Wild Indians of the Plains." The work will be complete in one octavo volume ot 513 taes, will b- printed on I fine tinted paper made expressly for the pur pose, and illustrated with over 60 engravings, 23 of them being full page, and printed om extra 6 ue, heavy plate paper. It will be bound in the best English cloth, with gilt side and back stamps, and will be furnished to subscribers at f 3 50 per copy, payable on delivery. Church Dedication. The new Protestant Methodist Church on Duck Creek, two and a half miles North of Metamora, will be dedicated ou Sunday, Oct. 23d. Rev. Mr. Rose, from Ohio, will officiate at the dedicatory services. Appointment. Lieut. Will 11 Lee, formerly of Oak Forest in this County, has ben appointed Superintendent of K.-J'iniraiion for ihe 4th Senatorial District of Missouri. SaiJ District is composed of four counties. lie gets a handsome salary of llir?e dollars per day. Democrats Sick. Our eorrpondent from Connersil!e writes that the Democrat of that place are sick, and have sent for Dr. Thomas A. Hendricks, who is to bring iliem a prescription next Saturday. Probily Fatal Accident On Saturday afternoon, 17ih inst., while Berjsmin Stitier, of Ba'h Township, v out hunting in company with a little son fP H. Bake, and while looking at a sqnirrfl up a tree vnnriCT Hike's tnn wa ac ridenlal! v disi harired . " - . . . ... , - witmn ten feel of Sunder, the discharge taking

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Kotics. Persons having books bplonoinff to the Me'atr.ora Township School Library are requested to return the same to me as early as convenient. Amos MakTiniai.e, Sv Trustee. Krs. Bauman's Slillinery Store. La-lies tie!itini to purchase Millinery Goods should not fail to call on Mrs. F. A. Ranmaii in ihe Lynn Block, where they will find a lare stock of all kinds to select from. Mrs B a!o oilers for sale a variety of Notions. Orders for Miilinery aork, Bonnets, Hate. Ac., promptly attended lo on reasonable terms. A boy eijjht veers of age was kicked by a mule on the Fair Grounds o:i l'hursdiiy of last week, and seti.iusly hut not faally hurt. The best specimen of painting, graining and paper-hanging done in Brookviile is that ese cuted by Jjhn Dennett i:i Baker 5: Wiij.in's Saloon one of the finest jobs of work outside of Cincinnati. Enoch Liming, of While Water Township, wi.-hes it understood that he is a trainer and educator of horses, having had considerable experience in that science. "The Irish citizens of Connersville raised a Wilson pole, at the corner of Central Avenue and Sixth Street, iu that lown, on Saturday 8reniti last. We are gratified to learn that Franklin County is represented in the Indiana State University at Blomnington by our young friend II. I. Ferguson, of Fairfield, who has gone there to 6nish his education. Read Chambers & Bacon's advertisement in another column. Republican MettiDg at Everton. A Republican meeting will be held at Everton on Tuesday next, Oct. 4'h, commencing at 7 o'clock in the evening. Prominent speakers will ba Oti hand to address ihe people. Mt. Carmel Items. Wea'her cool and dry as yet, with indications of a continuance ofthe same, llralth of citizens generally good, with, the exception of a few cases of fever and ague; also one lingering case, Dr Peek, who is becoming very feeble, and little hope is entertained of his recovery. Rev, Turk has left us for his rew field of labor; we wish him much success. Rev, Maupin has arrived here and delivered his first sermon here on Sabbath evening. He seems to be fully alive to the labor before him. The brick-work of the Presbyteran Church is nearing completion. Rumer says they will occupy it by Christmas. W. B Mt. Carmel, Sept, 24, 1870. Announcements. T. A. Gaston is a candidate for Assessor of Springfield Township at the coming Fall election. William Laird, of Mt. Carmel, is a candidate Tor Township Trustee of Springfield Township at the ensuing Fall sleet ion.

Important Newspaper Change The Hearth and Home, a finely illustrated family journal of a high character, hitherto issued by Messrs. Petteogill, Kates & Co., has been purchased by Messrs. Orange Judd & Co., of 245 Broadway, New York, the well-known pub ishers of the A-rnrictri AgriculturistMessrs. S. M. Pettengill & Co., whose great Advertising Agency, established in 1819, is one of the lar. gest and most reputable in the world, find that their extensive business requires their exclusive attention, and they therefore transfer Hearth and Home to the new publishers, whose long experience and abundant facilities will enable

them not only to maintain the past high char- i acterof the paper, but to add materially to its I value. The new Publishers also announce a! reduction of the" terms to $3 oer year. The change will not at all affect the American AgiCuliurist, which will continue on independent as heretofore. Tbe Illustrations and reading matter of the two journals will be entirely different. Either of the journals will be furnished from now to the end of 1871 (15 months), at the yearly subscription rate, viz.: the Weekly Hearth and Home, at $ 3; the Monthly American Agriculturist, $ 1.50; or the two for $-L NitAR Eykrtox, Isdiasa, May 10, 1370. M. G L. Fkaris, Dear Sir: I was afflicted with the Inflammatory T l. . . .. . : r.. c .- .i i. . i. r . - . .. . able to be turoed in my bed, expecting every day . , . . . . . ' K. . . . lone my list, i near i ot your uniment. i sent for a 50 cent bottle it was the first and only thiuif. inu ever give me any reuei, ana oy ine nine ueed that bottle, I had so improved taut I was able ! to call on you for the second bottte myself. I ! have used two of your 50 cent bottles, and aai now well and at work. I must say that your liniment in my case was efficacious to a degree almost beyond credibility aad that therefore you told the truth when you said in th caption of youradrertisement, on its urj t appearance in the Connersville papers; "A Liniment that Beats the World," which I now fully believe to be the truth, Yours Respectfully, Wm. Bacrhocsic. mm i SUING & KAISER Have received a splendid Assortment of SUCH AS - Black Dress Silts, Shawls and Cloaking, Poplins in all new shades, Flaid Alpacas and Serges, Black and Colored Alpacas, ALSO Brown and Bleached Muslins. FLANELS, jeans We shall make a ft I A I ! T ? I ImLI a u k We continues to sell our Goods at One Price to all, and that the Lowest. SUIXG & KAISER. Sept. 23. Spring and Summer Trade Splendid Assortment of Goods. CROOKSHANX & MASTERS, FA I FIELD, 1XD., are ;onstantly r hing their immense 3toc G-OODS, AND COTTON UOODS 5 3 Onsistingof WOOLEN f 'very description, suo BROWN AND BLKAC ED WITSLINS rillNTS S AWLS, GLOVES, IIOSIKltY", NOTIONS, READY-MADE CLOT INC., CLOT S, CA-ilMERE S, &b. PCOOL BOOKS, AUD WARE, .QUE K NSW A KB, In fact everything usually to be found in a firstclass Store. Call and get OR'tOlCSUANK A MASTERS. Fairfield, Ind., Mareh 4, isni-ly. CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CflAM SALOON. CHRISTIAN Ki'KBEil, TUVNKFUL FOR pit favors, again announces th.it he has 111 t ie Urge additions to his establishment, and is prepared better than ever to accommodate customers with the very best article of 111 ICi LI H It IAD, Cakes oTall Kinds, Tics, &c. He will furnish Cakes lii I Or xars of all kinds at wholes ilo or retail, on rsnoiiible terms. Also a good supply of Le ujns and Onuses on hand Ilis assortment of Confectioneries is complete embracing Candies of the best quality, Nilts Fruits, Ac, .tc. H-vving fitted up arootu fir the purpose, he wil 1 be prepared, duriug. the w:r.n season, to furnish Ice Croatu, Le.nonaJe, Jto., to thse who may favor him with a call, may 2rt-Hm. Howard Sanitary Aid Association. For the Relief and Cure of the Erring and Unfortunate, on Principles of Christian Philanthropy. Essays on the Errors of Voutb, and the Follies of Aire, in relation to4 Msrriage and Social Evils, with sauitary aid for the aiBicted. Sent tree, in sealed envelooes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. ap-l 29 - ly. BuckoySewing Machine. IQTJAL TO ANY MACHINE IN TSE.andsu--J perior to any that is offered for less than eiitbty-five dollars. They do all kinds of work Hem, Fell, Tuck, Bind and Cord, and will sew on leather or (.hoe soles, or the finest fahris that is used. They have a good warrant for three years, and have a feeding device that never wests out or puckers the goode. They are sold for Forty-five Dollars by J. PARVIS, junl0-3tn Agent at Brookville. Ha! For a Well! - . 1 notify tho public that I am now prepared U drive or dig Wells iu any part of tho Countj and wish a large trade. All wotk done on eho notice and warranted to give satisfaction. JNO. II . WINAXS sep2 Brookville, Iu4 s t-i x life . Attorneys and Counsellors at Law BROOKVILLE, INDIANA. .Oflice in the second ttory of the Demoera building. feblO

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GROCERY STORE. J. H. BROCK AMP HAS opened new Grocery Store in the rocm adjoining Davis Jfc Hates' Drugstore, where be lias for sate ALL KINDS OF FAMILY GROCERIES, such as Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Sp!cee,&c wh!;h areofTered for sale . At the Lowest Makket Prices. Everything usually kept in a Groeer-v Rtnr. .i

beobtained there. eithferat WHOLESALE OR RETIIL. He" respectfully solicits the. liberal natron of the public. J. II. BROCKAMP. dec. 24-y. JOIIX II. HANS CHEN D S ALB R IN Wufei.es, Clocks, fcbodirij, AND all articles usually kept in a Jewelry otore Also, agent for Dr. 11. tlirsh's Spheroidal Spectacles, with improved Pantascopic Lenses. George W s Shepperd's everlasting y old Pens, the celebrated Seth Thomas Clocks, and the perpetual Calendar Clocks, constantly on hand. Gash paid or Work Done for Gold or Silver Particular attention paid to all kinds of Repairing riace oi ousiness, one loor north of the "'Old ! hue Corner (Burton's store)on Main Burgee i streot . Brook vitla . I n, liana , . " Apl. 1-J. STOWE ST AND TI-I AM liMCTIY oseonw $c cAiiy, BliOOIv VT LLE, INDIANA, Have just opened Stove aad Tii-'-Varo Manu factory at Brookville, where they will keep don stantly on h iu d a flue assortment of mum PARLOR ARB 3 TDV2 Together with all their acoo u janying furniture embracing Brass, Sugar 'til Te i Kettles. And many extra Stitv Tri nan Aud-Irons Sad-Irons, Shovels and Tongs. ALSO A general assortment of Tin and Jspannel War JOS WOH 22., SUCH AS Roofing, Spouting, ko., done with neatness arid dispatch. Old Iron, dopper, Brass and Pertor, taken in exchange tor wares. Terms Oh.ea,p for Casli. Shop on Miin 9tr3et, first door below Linck's block. A fair share ofthe public patronise is solicited March ll-y. OSBOt M & OAltf. TIOIUS "TST J3 313 33 FAMILY XT. !l - w 1 7V m aV i or Machine. ir sum best ir USE ! Among the advantages claimed for the WEED FAMILY MAO ill .SlS, please uots the following! aST-implieity of invention, Ty Thorou ghness of constructbn, :-fOonvciiience for usiuif, tTSuperiority of execution, and a?Ncatnes3 of arrangeiuentsi At tbe Paris Exposition, lSOT, tiiis machine took the FiaST AMD 0SUY FI3ST PRIZE for American Family Sewing Maohipes. Machines on exhiottion at vlrs. lijamnn's Millinery Store or at tha residence of !lrs. lvewley near the College. To responsible parties machines wll be sold on time, by a payment of ten dollars and afterwards ten dollars per month until paid for. Call and ex.tmuie them. Mrs. A. A. KEWLEf, Az't, jul 15 3tn Brookville, Ind. - w ( tan b.5 to niiortn nis trienas ana otaers who may favor him with their patronage that he has rc .Moved to the building formerly occupied by" Theodore Keifel, in Jaeksoo Lynn's Bli'Ck, opposite Dr. Berry's office, where he keeps a Well Selected Stock of S'XTA 1 1 T S E O g B X M At iiow PriGas, such a? Coffees, Su irs, Te is, Rioe, pearl Darlcy, Beans, So;ips, Starch, Flour, Meit, Lard, Bulter, Kgg Apples, Pot.itoas .M,i.-kerol, White Fish, lined Meet', Cheese, C.ikas, Crackers of all kinds, Criel I'e.u'hes, Driel Apples, fowder, Shot, Caps, Leal, inrcaj, Motions ot all kinus, t ipes, Idbacos, Cigirs, Bxtr.tcts, Chocjlate, Frep vred CocoRn.it, Corn Starch, Citsup, Mastard, Fickles, Canned Fr-iit3 of all kinds, Sirline3, Oystors, Lobiitors, Fruit Cans and Selling Wax, Stone-) wire, iVoodjn-w ire, V"iilov-ware, a large stock of i (iUr:i:XSVAUE AND GLASSWARE to suit all tastes. Brooms, Twines, Whitewashing Brushes, Scrubbing Brushes, Blacking Brushes, Turkish Prunes, Dried Currants, Raisins, Cloves, Nutmegs, Ci'.in imon, Allspi -o, Pepper, Mace, Ginger, Molasses, Viaegar, C0.1I Oil, Salt by the barrel or sack, an I all articles kept in a first class Grocery Store. Also La-nps an t Chimneys, and a Splenlil Assortment of C A X DI US, CO N F ECTtO.V KKlfclS, Soda Vatef, Lemonade and Ice Cream. All of which he will sell Cheap for Cash, or take in exchange Country Produce, such as Apples. Potatoes, teans, Onions, Dried Fruits, Mutter, Eggs, Me.it and Lard. Farmers, give him a call and get a bargain. Brookville, Ind., Aug. 26, ISTO-y. FAR3IER5 ATISUriONI THE undeisigned having purehised of Messrs Gjuld & D.iib tha right to make arid vend Watson & Tinkle's "AUTOMAT 10 GRAIN SCREE.N," patented April 27, 1869, Tor the Counties of Franklin and Union, is now ready to receive orlers for one or more of these labor saving Grain cleaners. For simplicity and durability they have no e jus,! dispensing with labor of turning tho crank. The Wheat or other grain is poured into the machine at tuo top, passes though a series of screens, and without any labor on your part the grain comes out perfectly clean chaat. cocsle, AT.?., entirely sep irated tiieretrotn. rr:n- j era seeing this machine em not but be well pleased with us working qualities. It is sold fur tbe ' low suui of twelve dollars. JOIIS I1ITCUELL. Metamora, Ind., Aug. 16, l870-3in. 50,000 Lbs. Wool Wanted A.t Mixer ville, Ind. Iwillpay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICEIN CASH FOR WOOL, or I will exchange for Wool, deans, Satlinets, Caesimeres, Flannels, Blankets, Dry Goods of all kinas, Hoots and Shoes, and all kinds of Stocking Yarn at Factory prices, or I will get your Wool carded or spun or manufactured as you desire. My goods are from the Hamilton Factory. I also have a Tailor shop in connection with my store, and will furnish Cassimeres, Cloths, to., and make up suits to order. Call and see, SAMUEL COLTER, may 7. Mixerville, Ind.

SSI A3 072 Represents the Famous rR. H. AWV METER, OF CnAXLESTOX, ILLINOIS. AS ENGRAVED IT MR. BA KER, TA KEN FSOSt THE SPOT. Thi is the largest Infirmary west of the Cor-rr Institute, New Yt.rk City, where :i Chronic Diseases are successfully treated. I CTV-EK, 1500 CASES i treated at this establishment auaiiallv. IncludI lag those afflicted with Dir-etse ot Iriir-'mt arid ! l.unc. Privata Die..( aocl Diea,- of Kemales, Pore Eyes, Catami. Pile ni Kistuln. Fpilei sv, Dypepi;i, D-afrie. Heart I)i!ea6e. ILibetes Hydrocele, Dropsy, Old fores, Vice. Canrers. Poroffnla.nnii many other kiuds not mentioned. For a : complete description of this establishment aei.d ' tlm-e cents .ind get VanMetera Journal of Iieulth , by return mail. Address, j Z)t. A. r M.Y METER, j Charleytoo, liliunis. HEAD WHAT THESE GEKLEimEa7E TO SAY. Being Personally acquainted with Ir. S Vani Meter, be twin a aieuiber of the I hutch ot ; Christ, nnl iu visitirs his I iifinv.ary noti:K his ; tniutetisi. .r:ictic. anil succs in the h-Klinr art. we he.-irtily endorse and reci innteml him to the , hr..therhnod iird pi-' lic generally, balittiug him to be iut wht lie clsiimn. i;i.D. DAVID WALK. Mimihis. Tenn. EI.D B. B. TYLKK. Terr- llant,-. Ind. KI.D. JNO. R. IH LETT, Km-nnce, Kt. I El.li f .ll B ARTHotOMKVV, I.aPcrte, Ind. tF.rt.T O. IMR-'ftNS. rharleMon Ills j JELD. TftOM S MfXNEI.Ui'iitciniiat'. O COT. SH..'T SRlPriSD t'hriltiltlt KmrMw F.X.U. ! Q K10V. r.t.t. SAM I, KOM.KN. Kiiilii-re. Ky WM. t:t;VKN, Hartle'.t. Temi. jr. RRV.J. ATKINS, CI. veU.nd. T. nn. .V ALLEY & PEPPER'S Ba,w-M:ill 2 Situated 2 miles South of Mctamora, ON TRACE 8K.VXG11 OF PIPE CREEK. The undersigned are now prepared to furnish lumber of All Kiml -A.TNTD SIZES As bey hive in steady operation one of tbe best PortableSaw Mills in the country , dnnrcn ien t to primitive forests containing all kinds of trees. Orders filled oa the shortest ootije, and at the lowest market prices. WM. A. ALI.ET, may20-3rn. ClIAKLES PEPPER. 37X3: 213 FOR AYe are selling our Goods AT COST FOR CASH, as we are determined to close out our entire stock i of goods this season. CUOOKSIIAXK & MASTERS. Fairfield, Aug. 5, 1870 tf. 20113 AT THE HARRISON WOOLEN FACTORY. ! Custom Spinning & done on short notice and on and all work WARRANTED. uoil Cardlnsr reasonable terms, We have on hand at all limes a large assortment CASSI MERES, 10 4 FLANNELS, JEANS, "rLAID TWEEDS, PLAIN ALL WOOL BLANKKTS, LINSETS, YARNS IN ALL COLORS, Highest Market Prices paid in Cisli for Wodl or exchange for goods. We keep constantly on hand a superior No. I Cotton Dutingi Call and examine our stock for yourselves. W.M.I) VVISOX Jfc SONS. Harrison, O., May 20, lS70-3m. "post office mm d jot. 'I - HEjiublie will take notice that theandersign A elispreparedonshortnotlcetofurnish ALL THE LEADIiVG NEWSPAPERS OF TilE DAY such as Ldger, Weeklies, Saturday 17 ight.WesU em World, Uay's Doings, Clipper, Wilke'sSpirit, Scientific American, Harper's Meekly, Bnt.it, and all the Literary and Scientific papers now published. Alsothe MONTHLIES. Harper's . Atlantic, Oodey's, l'i-ank Lctlie'f dn fact , a 1 1 M a g 7.i ins of note. Uealso hits on kanditnd will tp s t assort -m en t of Stationery, Envelops, Pens, Inks Pencils, &c, together with allth elate NOVELS AND NQVELttTES ouly I to 2 j ceu U each Janl8-tf . -T A M ES B. TYNF.K TJ.MPIiDrON'3 3TOSB ' II E an lorsigned respectfully informs the pu bJL lio t lit he Itoeps eouit.ia tly ou baud, CHEAP F OK CASH, Tilt) BEST FAMILY GIvOCEKlES, CalFsos, Teas, Sugars, etc., ULASS-WAUE CitDOivEiiV-WAPiE, SMOKED &. PIOKLED MEAT, Flali, COAL OIL, ' VINEGAR, MOLASSES, sVnuP, n fact, evary thin usually kapt by a First-Class Grocery. Persjas will do well to examine his stock Of goods before purchasing elsewhere. Ctll at Slaughter's Corner. Seot.l7-y. - R. O. TEMPlETOSi Boot nucl BHoo IGNATIUS KQEKLER 10NT1NUE!5 to manufacture Hoots and Shoes J of all kinds pro uptly to order, at his establishment in Brookville. lie keeps on hand a f ul'. assortm en t o f LADIES' AND MISSES' SHOES, BOOTS OF EVERY KIND. CHILDREN'S SHOES and trnsrantees a good fit'in every instarct Mending done on short nclice.Ualland Bee hit assort men t and learn his rriees novl-tf TON ATITTS KOrtTt.tlt. GSDaBOWLBY. leal estate JQcut, AND HARRISON. OHIO I hare for sale a large amount ol far ml and Eat a town property in all the Wester bj tales. aag30-6m.

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Ayers Cherry dcitdral, For Diseases of tho Throat and InrrigsJ, uch as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Probably never before in the wbola history of medicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy for pulmonary complaiuu. Throujrh a ln 5 series of years, and araoni most of the races o? men it has risen higher and higher in their estimation, as it has become better known. Its nnilorra character and power to cure the various affections of the luQfrs and throat, have made it known as a reliable protector against them. While adapted to milder forms of disease and to younir rlnldrcn, it is at the same time the most effectual remedy that can be given for iucipient consumption, and' tke dangerous affections of the throat and lungs. As a provision asr.-tinst sudden attacks of Croup, it should be kept On hand in every family, and indeed as all are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all should be provided with this antidote for them. Although settled C'onattmjtliott is thought iw. , curable, still great numliers or cases w here the iii Case seemed settled, have been completely cured, and the patient restored to sound health by the Cherry Pectoral. So complete is its maatoiy over the" disorders of the Lungs aud Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to it. Wheu nothing els could reach them, under the Cherry tornl they subside and disappear. Singpra and I'uOlic Speaker a find great prw tecticm from it. jtathntn is always relieved and often wholly ured by it. Bronchitis is gcnerallr cured br taking the Cherry fcrtoral in small and frequent doses. So generally are its virtues known that we need not publish the certificates of them here. Or do mors than assure the public that its qualities are fully maintained. Ayers Ague Cure, For Fever and Aue, Intermittent Tever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dami Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c., and indeed ail the affections which arise from malarious, marsh or miasmaUa poisons. As its name inplies. It doei-Cwr. and does not fail. Containing neither Arsenic Quinine, llisinnlh, Zirte, nor any r.thpr mineral or poisonous Mibstanre whatever, it" in nowise iniiires any patient. Ths number and importance of it cures in the ncnie di tricts, are literallv beyond account, and we bclicvs) without a parallel in the historv of Aeue ineilirine. Our pride is gratified by the at'knrwltHlTmcnts we receive of the radical ciire erH-ted in ohstinala easesf and where other remeilios hail whollv failed. . Vnacclimated persons, either resident" in, or travellinz throtiett miaTi.itie l.K-ilif u-. will be pre ected by takine the AO I E CrfFT daily. For I.irer Cnmrtlninf. ariina from torpiiUtv f the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stimulating the Livrr into hcalthv activirv. For Bilious Disorders anl Liver Complaints, it Is sn excellent remedv, prmiticinir manv tmlv remarkable cures, where other modieines had failed. Prepared by Dr. .T. C. Aver 4 Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and sold all round the world.

YMICE, $1.00 rER BOTTLM. t1 ROM this date I offer my Urge stock and grea assdrtment of 4m 9 -tfw from 10 to 15 per cent, cheaper than any otter; establishment. This P-irniture is nearly all ray j own manufactures. I will warrant the peopla lor every rues they bjy. I don t keep any second hand Furniture, and tny Tables and Safes don 'tall go to pieces on the raad before the pee; le j get them home. I 1 , .i ,. 1 . r u 1 1. . 1 . r ' . I ...11 . I J ALLVUUCt ' . IjlCIJUVUJ KUOV,B I LI L A I make the beet acd neatest Rosewood and Walnut I ; Oolfins. and now I have a new patent which looks ( better than all the metallic. It is cemented inside and outside, and has a large rlass on top. Ona 1 : kind is made particularly for ladis. 1 alco keep i j on hanu the metallic cases, all siies. When you j senu your oruers uoo t torget to let mo a; ow 11 ; you want tna old or new patent lor l,iuis or ; eertlemen. The price will be from IU to 16 per coot, cheaper than the cheapest in the market. My establishment is north on Main Burgess street, between Railroad aud Mill bts., elosa to the Depot. fU i2 WM. FRANK. UNION MILLS! Situated two miles North cf Fairfield. 1 particular attention will be piid to CUSTOM WORK and satisfaction gunrantced. I will always be fouid at my p.t, unless absent un basiues, when my custoinrs will be waito l on by John Lancaster, who challenges competition as a Grinder or IJurr Dresser. Fh'll'U ALWAYS OT? BAND for sale, warranted as good as can be made in the Valley. TERMS CASH. Thanks for past patronage, and sn'icit a continuance of tho satne. J. K. HKUWN. aug. 7-1-y Projirietor. The World Moves ! MW $ OATES Have just received a fine stock of Goods, cot. sis ting of DRUGS, MEDICINES, I I I H, I II A 3 s , w w w 4 a t f r ri PUTTY", PAINTS, VAKN'IS K5. DTK STUFFS, S COAL Oil-, I TURPENTINE, &c J AVlST DOW GL ASS. j We call particular ettcnticn to this branch o ! our trade, as e have a large stock of the bts Pittsburg briinds. we arc prepared f o ofTrr spacitsl induce mcnttooar patrons in Oil!? and Paints. SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONERY. We woiifd respectfully request tlic public to give us a c lil -ind ex.iiuice our st jck before purchasing elsewhere. March ll-Iy. DAVIS A GATES. .iFiMLililEWOEffi 13 110 0 K V L L L E , INDIANA. f- J . ' JF sT IV-V11--11 ! - Shop near the li. R. Dep d crn E?0UI.D respectfully announce to his friend. Bndthenublio eenerally of this and the ad joining counties of this Stale and Ohio, that he will eluCiite in the best style all work in his line, such as T0MH STONE or All DescrU)tlcr.s, CORNER POSTS FOB LOTS, CISTERN TOPS, STEP STONE of all description. Our ! SIOUU fTitntal & Bllilding LIlUC StORC we get from St. Paul, which we em ret fiotu ten j to twentysevcti inches thick, and which dors not break and scale as the Limestone of this County does. Oar FlasslHS or Paving Slcne ! is from Laurel, which can be had of any size to suit the purchaser. Thankful for past favors, we would request a continuance of the same. We warrant all our work to give satisfaction, as our motto is to .rk none b;tt the besi of material, keep ni'na but ihe ; best df workmen, makequica al, and do srood work. AH contracts mtiue by me or A.J. treason will be promptly tilled July 30. JOSEPH UAH 21 AN.

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PATIB-TIBHBrti WHINGER. TUK COLV.Y WRifCflBR is prfr.t cdknbiaa. tlon l siinp!iWtTjf3tt!eB,ari disability. It contains no n :i!osry pirts.bat vry quality that can b dc:rj in a mnoia for sxpresiiaj water from el.,iS s urbraee-I tc thii, aiaikiag i, the Ukiveki. Fatohits t:ttr ka Itisthooaij Wiuigd tuk iakstons itsslf to tk tub, and can he chn.d I'mH hm tula to auuthsc in a tuomaul; saviuj mucs lak.r sad Lu ,,- veuieuce. . . . . ' . The frame bcic aii 'JaWaaiitcd Iron sod Itrass, can never rui but i. uiuth ui.r o'uiatlt th;tu ary wood ir aiua u ha, au l mm rpairad lturokti, '-y aci jm. It tdke room, is muck lij(ktr to kandl a'.'.d does not rmiuir a sacoud perdou t hold tas tub from turuii. over, ht;u usvi. But tho q iosiion, Of lre, kas Ln, 'WatCt ts ini 1)km .i.( iil.k t" V bit Lucdrvai 1 oT uiachities to persons vt'uj har tU Cloj; r kl j WrirgeiS, which they lay aside, and purcbac I the Coihy Wii'$er, bei:us it work so mack j ea.ier and wriuga dir. Sow say tke Colby j VV ringer turus e?ir, while wringing a Ltd quilt, I than the I ni versa I With nothing iu it; and otUsrs I that they hod rather pay for a Colby W ringed j every year, tkaa u any uthar if gives to ths Its raiutation is atrivallsd aad bscaming moral ! pvpuiar every as its not uinLs kasoiaa j kuow u . ! 1'lilCE O.NLT $7 ;. .'! as jat asT with janyotiur. ' j This Wrinjror nesis no far:asr eomuieais, bat ; .-bow lor itself. 1 in constantly ttaveliof with l'.i a abjvu Wrinars, out it is impossible fo 11 vi, uti j i.uiiy 111 iav v,ouui mil voar, and those wanting Wringars should mot d-Uy, but son j ia your orJars ta ata at asca, asA ha SVriners hll ba dollvareJ at jaar sVaaaMlcp luoUiatbl. Address r. r. upnrKi. iri, j - 1 1 4 8priDg8ala, latiUaAi New Stovo Storo AND IN BROOK VILLS. J. D. FIE3ER i Has jvst opened a Stora and Tia Shoa is Braelar villa, wnera ne will Kaau oaastastlT aa ass Sne as.'orttk cut of COOKING, PARLOR AND SEIOP Topeih.r with all their aeooinpan j ing farnitara eai!lrai,leg BltASs, oUOlK A.1U TEA KKTXLtS, ki.d many extra Stov. Xrimisings, AidIrons, Sal- frous, Shorals ud Xons ; also a stal assurtoieiit of TIX AXD J1PAX.VE9 WAKE, at Wholesale and lletail. Job Work, suah aa done with neatness and dispatch. Odd Platat lurcinhed for stores, aud Old Stores rapitired. Old Iron, Copper, Ltraas ii Paiftar tukan ia exebrtne lor wares. TERM3 CHEAP FOR CASH. Shop on James Street, South of Court House. A liberal snare of the pubiia patronage ia res-t rectfaliy solicited; i .' D. fitfJJlIK.. julS tf lrookvilleilndiftilts nIlR nnlerMjfnad havia lea4 the Tallay m- llo-ne liivtsry 1 table for a tarui of years, will Conduct tho s ioio in c-.i neftloa with his own tho opposite side of tha stroat. Thera w il I ba aa increased stock of good !Ior.t, tlugsries and Fasail Parri lfpi krnl fiir bir. TArffnn fifvirin attmA ' . " feed in l the lM t st Ola H town, will please call. ' Xsrth ll-3ia. A. H. TUCKER. LAUREL, IND. J.O.VAN JI0RV, Proprietor. FIHST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS Fresh Oysters, Pish and 2aae ia saasaa. feK-ll-ly. 1 yj ret" AMBROSIA RING'S AMBROSIA RESTORES TO 111 ORIGINAL COLOR. m vS3 yy,: RING'S AMDKOSIA1 ' ERADICATES DANDRUFF, Citrcs Ilunara, inn Itching- of the Scalp. it' v af RING'S AMBROSIA Prevents Baldness, And frequently causa New Hair lo grow ea BaU placaa. 'rsr not r rtv cui'ticiiTi And MERCHANTS Everywhere Price Cne Dollir per Bottle. E.M.Tunnst.ro v.wv V.V. for sale by Davis St Gates, Breoltvilla lai.J TE.Talbott, .Metamora; D. L. Setrest Daurel. jullS-y , v A SPLENDID OPENiMC 1?OU any one that wishes to etiggj in tre roer- : eantile business. The Bndtrnir.nl iilsell their entii 0 and well selected st' ek of (ods, consisting (r Dry Goods, (ircccrivs, l!xdware, Jutensv. :re, ll.io's i.d Sh..os, 5its ai d Ci:ps, Ready M ida O o'hin?. V .mrs, Alo !i'"ins, Jre., on the wort f.ivsilc tvtms Vor paticolsrsj enquire of J. A. (Vn-k.-'hank . at th store. There is also a N. 1 Tailor "irki ? fh room . CHOCK -MANIC A M ATKRs rjirCcld, Jaae It, UT-tf

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