Indiana American, Volume 10, Number 4, Brookville, Franklin County, 27 January 1871 — Page 3
II K AM R I C A N
'iCkl DEPARTMENT.
ME TABLE-W. W V. R. R. 1 DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookville. 7:0 A. M-
12 M. T ,,Wgkt'"rPWARD TRAINS. , .. 6:4. n. mmo'l'0" 12. M
From the Cincinnati Gaiette, SOth. -i;. Pin xinnati A: I.afaV"
he Iadianapui". UB TJailrnQli
n sfairs of the Indianapolis, Cincinnati A V .tie Railroad having become a matter of T .nterest, the meeting of the floating debt I"1 u.i ia rtar.liT with tome con-
Uiitors wis io '
lfrB- .. , . .v. .tnolrlinl tiers of BO much
r.i-lr in toe aaj
Lf the roil as lies vunln lJO " , 7. F'tao .. ... r;nl.innati A Indiana
If Ohio, ,embled and elected the
H, Directors fr the ensu.nS year: M. E. 1 Tit Boston: T. U. Perkins, of Boston; R'f ! Kenedy, of New York; W. T. Boas, LTotin ..(-.i J Ttroadwell. of
and C.M.Stinison, of Fayette county,
Ohio.
Another "Coifidencs G. me" Broken Up About two weeks ago a couple of men stopped at Miller House, registering ifcei names as N. T. RJair and J. L. Patten. They canvassed our County, rppreeenting themselves to be in the Patent Roofing Cement business, and solicited people's notes, agree
ing to furnish their patent cement for said notes. We hate not learned how successfully they plied their avocation here, though we understand one at least of the best citizens o! our County was induced to give them his note for $300 or thereabouts. It appears that they
came here from Rush County, where their
confidence game" was quite successful; but it
also appears that some of the victims in that County, having good reason to suspect some
thing wrong, resolved to investigate or break up the game that was being played so successfully, and last week the aforesaid Blair &
Patten were overhauled at Laurel on a charge
of forgery or swindling, ard were handcuffed
and taken back to Rush County for trial. These "confidence games" are becoming a
little too common, and it is strange that peo
ple will any longer allow themselves to be
thus imposed upon and swindled by irrespon
sible strangers.
i . erworamnr assembled in
l " -.. .,t .iruniiA. There
ndents room on vom..-.
niimhar ol mreciors, uuiwia
the fre
nere pre;
ut also a i
of the
. ..t,l in the settlement
Z able, that have embarrassed this great corpor
" . , . r ,i .11p,1 the
V E. Ingalls. 1 resla , - rder aud in behalf of the board made
. le rU statement of a proposition agreed upon X submitted to the creditors. lie stated that . . ... ....I,, of the rovl wis about $8,00,),-
tne oonucv
.... .,.tin. debt securea oy
tfiJ.OOO;
000
That Deposition Business.
Messrs. Wilson aud Gooding were here dur
ing Monday and Tuesday, busily engaged in
taking depositions in the contested election
All Persons Knowing themselves indebted to me by long standing notes or book accounts, will confer a great favor on me by settling the same soon. Jan. l3 3w " Robert Osbors. Folrnsbae's new planing mill building ia
now unaer root.
Handsome Donation. A few evenings since, several of the friends
of Rev. M. L. Wells and his wife, presented
them with a handsome carpet and other arti
cles, for which the recipients return many
thanks to those remembering them so kindly.
Big Lot of Coffees and Sugars.
J. C. Chambers has i-ist received the larg
est and best assortmont of Coffees and Sugars ever brought to Brookville. Call at the Cin
cinnati Store, and see for yourselves. See J. C. Chambers' advertisement of the Cincinnati Store.
To Physicians.
The ILights of Marriei Women. Mr. Copner, of Moutgomery county, has introduced into the Legislature the following bill:
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General Asseai-
KivYou, August 1 5th, 1868. Allow me to call your attention to mv preparation of Compound Extract 3EE "O" CJ 3rJC OF The component parts are BUCaTJ,Loa Lkaf CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES.
r - p.rniT!nr. Buchu. ia vacuo. Ju-
i.H U 1 n vir
niper Berries, by distillation, to form a fine Oin. Cubebes extracted by displacement with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very little sugar is
rtion of spirit. It is more
USVU) ou u jpalatable than any now used.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is of a dark eolor. It is a plant that emits its fragrance J the
action of a flame destroys this (its active pnnci
pie1 leaTing a dark and glutinous decoction.
t;-s. th Bolor ofinareaients. ins oucau m
my preparation predominates ; the smalest quan titvof the other ingredients are added, to pre
vent fermentation ; upon inspection it will be
blvof the State of Indiana, That any married fOUnd not to be a Tincture, as made in pharma
woman whose husband shall become intoxicated,! nor is it a svruo and therefor can be
i '
shall Have a right ot action against any person who may sell or give intoxicating liquor to her husband, said action to be prosecuted in her own name; and she shall be entitled to such damages as a.iurv or the court uiay award her for any ln-
reputatioa, ieenu go
collaterals about
J; Unsecured flowing debt about $1,000,
t", m-et the nswured floating debt they prop(,.edtoissaeboads of the road amounting to
case. We understand that Gooding's pros- 1.1
pects lor Congress are "growing ueauuiui.y less," to use a common expression. Jerry follows him so closely that he is in a hurry to
leave for another County. But $ 4,500 contestant's pay in Washing'on is not to be "sneesed at," and therefore Da?e will do his utmost to secure that pile, whether he gels the seat or not a la Jade ReiJ.
one million JMlrs in ".f- - - lt ir J thev agreed that if the interest were .ol 'rail promptly fiey woal 1 tara over the road tsthscreliMMtooe usel as in their wisdom miit be retried best. He urged that under the p,jUnt arri,'J-nent they coull have nothing ao-vthaatae r-.ad, aal if they accepted the pr-position of tae board they would still h.ve
rte tame. He exprc.-sea lae t ! wUcll ,0KP,her wiih the prayers and zeal.if it dU not eveatuat in this they would ac-
H. moreover state! that believing the Sara nty uig permanent re?ulis i
brthe Indianipalis, Cincinnati & Lafayette Rail- : evangelical Christianity
Tha Methodist Meetings Have been very largely aliendei every ev-
: ening dunng tha past three weeks, with no
abatement f interest. Same twenty persons, young and o!d, of both sex?3, have tliU3 far joined, and still the gooJ work goes o. Ab'e sermn have been preached by the Kev. Mr. W I s Re. Dr. Hester and iev. Prof, llarri-
the drunkenness of her hasbaod
Skc. 2. Iu all cases contemplated by this act, the husband shall be a competent witness to testify as to the whereabouts of obtaining said liquor and from whom obtained. Skc. 3. An emergency exists forthe immediate taking effect f this act, and it ihall therefore be in force from and after its approval by the Governor.
R. A. M. There will be a meeting of Brookville Chapter No. 16, R. A. M., on next Tuesday, Jan'j 31st. A full atteudance is requested. T. T. Situ, Sac'y-
used in cases where fever or inflammation exist.
In tais you have the knowledge of the mgred
enta and the mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with a trial, and
that upon inspeetWn it will meet with your ap
probation, , j
With a feeling of conttdence, I am, very respeotfully, II. T. UELJdBOLt), Chemist ,and Druggist of 16 Years Experience
.i. k.n u nf t ha Cincinnati A M irtvns
ville Raiiroal amounting to SSOJ.OJtf. to be illegal, ao-1 the board under no obligation to pay the' interest, the board proposed to refuse payment. The annual interest on the bonds was U"ii. The ccrtiScates issued by the Cincinnati, Indianapolisi Lafayette Railroad, amounting to ilj.nilO, bearing 9 per cent, interest to aid in taec-ni.tracti..n of the roa l from C.mbri-1ge City U lli-erstjwn, they also proposed to decline to riv on erounds of illegal"! ty .
th- forwardiug of Sj no:e it be.
" "The American Union." The 22d of February Washington's birlhdav anniversary is Rpproackin?. and we
therefore suggest that Prof Thor. Hatriron be invited to deliver his lecture on "Tha American Union" in this plac"! on that occasion T'.is lecture has been hi'.i'y Fpokn of herei ver it has been heard, and it is decidedly ap-p-i-pri'.it" 'o tiiv occasion a-viva referred to. Ia O'der, therefore, that our people may have
. i .(,., ; iiron arrived a' Ofi ; i ' - a - -
n a ouuci-.i i . , , . , the Directors of the Whitewater Valley Railroad, . peno.i tnar arrangements b-J niAJe accord1 which the lease held by the Indianapolis, i inSly. What say our goo I 0;le?
Cinrinnati A I.afiyette Railroad was to Ve can
Scribssr'8 MosruLY continues to improve
The February number is the best that has been
issued, and will compare tavorably with any of
its competitors, ihe illustrated articles, four in number, are as goud as anj; the short stories are capital. George Jdaedonald's story, "Wilfred
Cumbermede," increases in interest, and tha ed itorial departments are mariei by gjod taste,
and careful and judicious labor. Scribner promises to become one of the most popular of our monthlies. "A Tale of Sts." We have received from the Publishers, L. R. Hamersly & Co., a copy of a very fascinating and admirably written story of Kn r'inh life, bv Juhnnv Ludlow, a celebrated
London RIagazino writer, entitled "A Tale of Sin," but as the author remarks.it is more a tale
From tho largest Manufacturing Chemist in the
World. November 4, 1S54. 'I am acquainted with Mr H. T. Helm
Hold : he occupied the Drug Store opposite my
residence, and was successful in conducting the
l.iness where others had not been equally so bo
fore him. I have been faovrably impressed with
his character and enterprise."
WILLIAM WEIGHTM AN,
Firm of Powers & Weghtm
ifoofka's &ue) OIL .
Hqofland's German Bitters, A Bitters icithout Alcohol or Spirits of any kind, Is different from all others. It is composed of the purejaices of vital prisCiplr or Roots, Hekbs, and Bares (or as medicinally termed, extraots), the worthlessor inert portions of the ing not being used. Therefore, in one bottle of this Bitters there is contained as much medical virtue as will be found in several gallons of ordinary mixtures. The Roots, Ac, used in this Bitter are grown in Germany, their vital principles extracted in that country by a scientific Chemist and forwarded to the manufactory in this city,
where thev are compounded and bottled, v-on-
taitling no spirituous ingredients, this tiitters is freefrom the objectious urged against all others;
no desire for stimulants can be induced lro:u their nse; they cannot make drunkards, and carnot,
under any circumstances, have any but a beneticial result. Hoofland's German Tonic
Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme bitters, and is intended f"r use in cases when
toine alcoholic stimulant is requirsd in connoctitn
with the Tonic properties of the Bitteis. Ivich bottle of the Tonic contains one bottle of the
Bitters, combined with pure Santa Cbuz Rca and flavored in such a manner thit the extreme
bitterness of the Bitters is overcome, forming a
preparation highly agreeable and pleasant to the
palate, ana containing ine uiemciuai m m
the Bitters. The price of the Tonic is 1.50 per
bottle, which many persons think too high. They must take into consideration that the stimulant used is guaranteed to be of a pure quality. A poor article could be furnished at a cheaper price, but is it not better to pay a little more and have a good article? A medicinal preparation should contain none but the best ingre lionts, and they who expect ta obtiia a cheap compound will most
certainlv be cheated
.:; 'j!VL2iJ -.i.... -,-: LOIE3.T.lSSS;.TICS?fi1T2IlS. I.l. rt.Ysnnc wishinz Carpets wove c m have I
A. them done promptly and to order b calling onU. C. Maker, at tho resident of John Cuin- . mins. five miles soath-easl of Brookviilo. ! Jan. 29 3 w
ir ii it; h i i isnA rv i FRED. HAMAN 13 prepared to furnirh Fresh Meat at all hours ntn dav and evenina at his shop in the room
enderneath Heeg's Tobacco Store. Ilia terms are 8TRICTLY CASH, at the lowest market
prices. He will also run a W sgon for the aecoin-
FRED HAMAN.
modatinn of his customers.
jan. 20 lui.
VALLEY HOUSE, Brookville, Indiana.
PETER SCUAAF, PR0PRIET0K.
Jan. 20,-y.
SEEW1L1T $5 WILL DO!
05000 DOLLARS !
Homes! Health! Happiness! Fortunts!
nOW TOU MAY HAVE TUEM t
Plantations. Farms, Villa Sites, Homesteads,
It tlj BAwO to iroim hfs ffiends and ethers who W may favor hi:i with their patronage teat h has remove-l tith-s tail.liug formerly O!eopi-dfcy Th'Olore R:fvl,ii Jsfn Lyi.n'a Bloek . oi po-
ire l'r. 1?. rr s (.n;ce, a hire ae r on ceicd i-toek of
At liOw Prices,
such as Coffees, Sugars .'Teas, Rice, Toari; Parle
Beans, Soap", Starch, FlOar 83 eat, LarU. uuiir
Kgjss, .piles. Potatoes. Aiacserci, one Dried Beef, Cheese, Cakes, Cracfcers cf all kii d
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Poiter, Shot, t-pff T.d. Thread. Notions of ttM giro's. Pipes, To
baccos, Cigsrs, Extract", Chf Cilate. Prepared Coenanut. Com Starch. Catsup, Mustard, Pickle.Caoncd Fruits of all kinds. Sardines, Oysfem,
Lobsters, Fruit Cans and Sealing Wax, btoneware. Voden-ware. Wiilow-warc. a larse stock of
qUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE
to soft all tastes. Brooms, Twines, Yfhitewafcfcing
Brushes, Scrubbing Brushes, Blacking crashes, Tark-sh Prunes. Dried Currants, Raisins, Cloves,Nutmoi, Cinnamon, Allspiee, Pepper. Mace, Ginger', Molassee; ViBegar, Coal Oil, Salt by tha barrel or sack, ami all articles kept in a first class Grocery Store. AVSo- Letups and Chin neys, 4 a Splendid Assortment of CANDIES, COSFECTIOSERIES, Soda Water, Lemonade and lea
Cream. . . ,
All of which he will sell Cheap tor Lasn, or mn
thB rijt'.rs of Northern Winters, ami to nj.y a ni-wraie Sumnior rempcriitura. exoinvt from Luug aud TUnt Uiioases, Malarial anj othor Ke ers, at AIKEN, S. C, well nameil "Th Southern Siratofra Only forty-eight hours from New Yerk atv1 onp hour from Augusta. J. 9i.iW Pulliirs In rrixyB'. tJ bs diftii'ouli;d among the harvhuldurs. Only 19,000 Shares will be issued, at $3 each.
in exchange Country Produce, such as Apr-lei, PoTrift,1 Fruits. Baiter. Effr.
Vlae)ar(lS, &C. MeAt Rnd .I ard- ErmeM lve him a call an
, lSTO-y.
Mwt doliphtfnl snd honlthv climate, the ploe to avoid b cr0kville. tni., Aug
TIIK ucdersigr.ed having purchased the exclusive right of iranklin County, liid., for lrnrt
Kline's
Vapor EniHcrs and Lamps,
irv.. i.i h i is neonle that lor nru:mncy oi
The ORE AT PRKMIUM LAND SALE . . d ehi-apuess tiicy cannot, be Eurptsi.c by
is coniln-td on a new and popular pl:in f r the rnlr of j aE ... Il,0., wf fihte now in use. Any pei soli or pirvtrtiuM improved Keal K-tate. Conn try Homes, r-rn ious wiulrue Inuius of this kind to Light Chureft'
es, Dulls, Dwellings, Business Uoasesotaay hin-o or Street Lamps, cast bo supplied ou short notico
ing Chemists Ninth Philadelphia.
and Brown Stre ets
Uelmbold's Ft.ctD Extbact Bccnu.for weakness arising from indiscretion. The exhausted pow-
of suffering than sin. The book is a telling j ers of nature which are accomoamea oy so m.iU, ..-. r vn.lkl, coeint-c which . i . asmntoins. amons which will be found,
Mltru uu iuc vj u .mi i. i . J .. h . . . . . - j , c ... i ... j r '
in lieu
celcd. and a running arrangement uiaue
thereof. A divirs harinsr bcrn expressed by
Smith to heir tne authoritative rtaie nant of the: Receive s, i:eara! M.-rr"m pro.incet tho report to be sulraHttfd to the Courts, in the main corrol or- j iitin the s-tatcmerts -f tho President, but eater- j
inS into a detailed T0"U ,! ott JO mdebtouness ar. I resources of the r I. Tk. r.(ii n nf the road then retired, nnd thfj
Brookville College. The sctu:-abi)ua! exauiinatiou t-f clasps ill
Presorvo-l . co,.im,,ce 0n next Ved:isuay at 1 J V. M.,
I will oniitsu? until Fri lay noj-i. There
prevents Englii-h noblemen from marrying the daughters of those who are held below thorn in life. "A Tale of Sin" is handsomely printed on Gne white paper, and embellisaed with a well executed engraving of Mary L:;jnc, the unfortunate heroine of the story. The price is 33 cents, aud it can be obtainel only from the Publishers.
Tns Ladv's Fkif.x; foe Pkbrcart, 1371. This is a very hanlso.ni number, not falling be-
! hind that for Jaa.tirvia an; reaoict. Indeed
an J win oni us j w i o ..-.v. . - - . t .... i t: I we irefer the leauine steel-plate, the thiee ear-
wi liternry exercises in me i-"pn i . - -
.r;ert.nnn. beb. 3 J. ta whii.h tli-s: frivii
ihe College are invited. The third term will
open on MonJay, Feb. 5th, when new classes
lie ivy Tile of Manuscript. The eviderca in the Wilson-Go idins; con -I ipstod eK ciion case, which was taken las Moii-
nn I day and Tuesday before V. II. Jones Esq.,
The committee t,pil uv .o.v .. of t.sa ca,, Truy H
V . . ......... .... - j-. j luavy pile of nianuscript for Frankiiu Coati-
J- ,
will be organized". Nest to the b-t-iuninjj ol
i . . . . r.. n 1 1 . I i hi a I.i An.
meeting of ihecrolitors tva? calV-J to order y i Ilie ear, uiis is ue nr.i .a.v..,.
il,,. election f E. E. Barney, of Dayton, Chair- ,er. J l I. Jonx, I resident
u.sn, and V . A. V. Tost. Secretary. Remarks were msvle by several gentlemen, but it was quits clear that no general plan had been agreed upon, to a committee of seven was nj pointed to con ft r
with the Board of Directors, an I report to
adiourned meeting at 5 o'clock
was elected by the meeting, and consisted of J. t iViiK-.tii Preserved Smith, of Davton: K.
LirincMon, of New York; D.C. Fitch, of Law-:
reaoebuf-; W.ii. 3yr:int, Erl'Uicaarisoa and Eli Kinr.ey. Athi'.f-pa't Qve o'cloi' tha meetiaj reisemble l and the commute submitted the f Mowing report which was adopted:
The couimitteo recom'iiernleJ tnat mortrfce! bunds be issued for ? .OO'.t.OOO, to ran for twenty j
years, in sums of f 300, or in such sums as tho interest of the company should require, each bond to run from May 1, 1ST! , at 7 per cent., the mortgage to cover the entire road from Cincinnati to Lafayette, including the branches, roadbed, equipments and all property of thecompiny; the mortgage to have a provision that in cise of default of the payment of interest for a period ot ,'itI .lavs, the bondholders to have the risbt on
demand to take possession of tho road. Under j stales that the loss will tol exceed $15,000, sach circumstances a majority of the bondholders : fuUy insured in the Washington, Peoples, may organize themselves into a company , and j ,jaIK,Via, Eclipse, Cincinnati, and Huclieye everv $100 of bonds entitles the holler to one j s , CnmnauifS. The machinery of the
Fire at Hamilton. The Franklin Taper Mills, blongin to MrLouis Snider, situated in Hamilton, Ohio, were partially burned last FtiJay raornin. The main building is a solid and substantially bui'.t structure, three stories in Leiht,60by 40 feet, and a one-story ell, CO feel by 80 feet
in length. The fire oiiginated in lUe upper story of the building, in which was stored a
ouantuv of racs, and descended into the sec
ond story, completely destroyit.g cverjthipg
stored there, and about twenty feet of the tcof
of the Elian Machine Buillino;. The property is valued at ffc'0, 000. A member cf the firm
r m!i faces bent over '"The Letter aro so sug-
d3 ol . . . ,ii
getive . lho lasUion I'late is icauiuui ana stvlish, anil the colored pattern for a Tidy will please industrious j cur.g ladi cs. Then there is a very natural picture of a F;irm -Tard in February, and some attractive costumes for walking and skating and dining. A plata of winter fashions for girls nnd one for boys will be inter-
j esting to mothers. There aie numerous designs
lor winter garmcnis, patterns i-r mcu i o sup
plied on application; and tho Work Table De
partment is very rich in captivating fancy work.
The stories and poetry, as usual, are unsurpassed for excellence and variety. The admirable
"Camilla'' e cont inucd from last month. "A Lawyer's Romance" is in verse, nnd veiy touehingly told. "Jack Dalton's Catch" is livei" ..mTh Fmritv Fnvelopc" and "Tho Ma-
,j , . jor's M ifc" are very good stories. Ihe poem "Half Read" is a genuine leaf from somebody's heart. Price $2.50 a year (which also includes a large steel engraving). Four copies, $ 5. Five copies (and one gratis), $?. "The Lady's Friend" and "Tho Saturday Evening Tost" (and one engraving), $1.0). Published by Deacon t Peterson, Philadelphia. Sample copies sent gratis, to those who mean business.
ladisposition to Exertion, i.oss oi .u.m.rj. Wakefulness, norror of Disease, or Forebodings of Evil; in f tet, Universal Lassitude, Prostra Uon. and inability to enter into the enjoyments of society.
Tho constitution, once affected with Organic
V,V-nsS. reauires the aid of Medicine to
strnthen and invigorate the system, which
UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUC 11 U invariably
does. If no treatment is submitted to, Con nor insanity ensues
riRT.unoT.D's Ft.rtD Extract Buchu, in affections pevaliar to Fenales, is unequalled by any other preparation, as in Chloiosis.or Retention, Painfalnoss or Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Sciirrus State of the Uterus, and all complaints incident to tho sex, or the decliuo orchinge of life.
They are the Greatest Kao-sva Eemedies For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSi'KPSIA, KEX
VOUS D E ll I LI T V, JAUNDIGK, DIMSAMS OFT1IK KIDNEYS, ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, aud all diseases arising from a disordered Liver, Stomach, or IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. Read the following symptoms: Cssonstipatioo, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Fullofae Blood to the iload, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart burn, Disjrust for Food, Fulness or Weight in tho Stomach, Sour Eructations,
Sinking or Fluttering at the Tit of the Stomach,
- , i T : r,-. 1 .
Swimming ot the lieaa, liurrieu ur xmiui-uu
Breathing, Fluttpring at the Heart, Choking or
Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying Poaluro
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Wens before . tho
Sight, Dall Pain in the Head, Defioieuey of Per
spiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Paiu in the SiJe, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Fiesh, Coustant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression ot Spirits. All theso indicate Disease of the Livei
or Di-'estive Organs combined wita impure
blaol. The use of tho Bitter3 or Tonic will soon causo the above symptoms to disappear, aud tho patient vrill become well and healthy.
DR. HOOFLAND'S G?KEK OIL,
Lightning Cure Jor All Kinos of tains
and Aches. Applied ExrEaxAi.t.v. It will cure all kinds
of Pains and Aches, such aj Rheumatism, neuralgia, Toothache, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Frost Bites, Headaches, Pains m the Baes and ijoins, Pains in tho Joints or Limbs, Stiugs of In
sects, Ringworms, etc.
iHTERSAtcv. It will cure Kidney
i Shareholder, arid re-
. one ol ine I.itto in s-i.kto
Ticket in lho uIkivu G.e.vt
. ...i Vili,. Sit... aiim in-in ;r to uo.o-v I'onars ia mui
All to be awarded to Sliarrti olders on tho 31ST OF JANUARY 1871.
th. minnrtv i. of r?nt valu'. cltbv-r for r-sidence
or to ho'd as ri investuu-ut, and it now in great deiua:id
t.y Northern people. 95,000 DOLL AR;I
lt Prixe Tvynty-n"v Th ukaivI Dollars. 2d I'rizo Ten Thous;iiid Iol!ars. S.1 Prize Six ThiHisHinl lollars th Prixe Thirty-five Hundred Polliii-s. fltli Prize Three Thm;ind Io!lar. fith Pri.e Twenty-iive Hundred 7th Pri.e fifteen Hundred I'ol'.ars.
and Ei.:itv-seveti other Onutd I"ries, aggregate value of
which in Ninetv-fivo Thousand Dollars!
EVERY S1IAUE1IOLPRR OETS A ritlMIfll, Pl'RE". Asa proof f this pcpclar sale, seo the m.il with which
Shires are wow leinj t:Keu.
Kvrv one renutttnK 5 ) 11 -ecm
o ives at once, ty return mnl
Works of Art, together will
'IW everv purchaser of a Sh-.re is surf timvivc ths va'.n - . f h s m.u.'.v hnne li.tte y. nn I may also 'h-c me the ,10. lessor of olc ot" tiie Orand l'r:7.-! Ti,ij n.,nt,t,.r nUn euaidesali to a lorn tht'.r homes v itu
the following ehoioe WORKS OF ART I
,,.u- r,ir d. liverv to pur-han-rs of Shares
and are sent safely, pathe 1 in tubea l-y mail, pie-pnid, as fj"f jr,, Ona Sh:ir in the r, rr.it T'iiTll.ution and one cony of the l-tf' " ' u ! 11' if ' S!'"1 Ki-.jr.tviui;-, ""Ihe M ARRI AO tl of POCAHONTAS," On heavv plate lar'-, S-Jx43 inches.
Or One Slu.re ill tho Oruat Distribution aud onecory of
the tiuo l lirs-.no entn'.ed
"AN AMERICAN AUTUMN, Printed in oil, with 21 c-Vors. tints, Ac. inl.e Or. One Sharsln the Great D:s.riba;ion and theelesj-iut
Steel Kiutrawns eutUUHi rilE DAY WE CELEBRATE," Size x",S. This is an entirely new- work. Should be
seen to m npr!oi.uei. , Or, One Shire in tho iret Hitribulion and the elegant Steel ' l'i.ito Cngravin entitled "TilS LANDING OF COLUMBUS." Size "Sv'iS. A New and Splendid Historic! work of Art.
Terms to Agents and Clubs f.irn'f lied. For further description of Prises, Ac. enJ Stamp for rena"twe for Share, should be m,de with Post oPK-e -vX or curre,.
' Or SOL-rnElt-7 OFFICK. ALt.c STi, t. A.
by addr-essing
jan lS-lui.
ir: V PD1KE,
Faiinuld, li.d.
vote: every coupon to be payable in May J building rerosiisied uninjured. The fire en
! or 1 it 3 a i?i.l ri pnl service and wouia nave
Noveraber:on the first day of Janui'j, IS. 2,
flO.Oiin, and every year nereatter n," ' , , , , , ! ;,, ... . , , . . 1 1 ,t ' subdued ihe flames s.ouer bad not a uue iu
set aside as a sinKing itina, 10 00 iuh-sitm . j i. 1
Trust ees in retiring sai 1 bonds at their par value
or under, till all the bonds are retired. In default of the sinking fund not bciag provided for, the bondholders shall have the same privileges as in default of the payment of interest. The claims against the company are to ie made tp with principal and interest to November 1 1S71 , nt " per cent, interest, the coupons to be cut off until that time, making the first coupon
ore of tii em ccllapfed.
Sapolio, for cleaning slid poiUhir.g, can be had at Wilev &, Case's store.
Cincinnati Markats. The price of wheat in Cincinnati is ten cents
higher thft" lasi week No. I winter red sellin at $1.32. and No. 2 at $l,:i0. Hill wheat $1,33 to $1 37, and prime to choice white at $1,35 lo $1,45. Corn mixed ear 51 to 52 cH., o;i arrival, shelled 32 to 53 cts. Pare white or mixed 1 cent more. llcgs $T,23 lo $7,50 cross, and sales of heavy lots were made to arrive this week at $7,75 Rross.
cid Extract Buchu ash Impro
ti it- . ;n ...linniiv exterminate from
VBO 1V.03K H ASH . j vtm diseases arising from habits of dissipa
tion . at little expense, little or no change in di-
no n vmveai encoor exposure ;completely su persedieg those unpleasant and dangerous reme
dies, Copaiva and Mercury, in all these diseases
all
OPINIONS FROM II I O II AUTHORITY. rFrom the New York Cotiira-rciul Advertiser, Nov. li, t 1 KTO 1
What Fivr. Port. Alt NY ill W-Tl?t t1,oGrat Premj.
Sh.o win prove a -Tior iim-iv v , . -
Takkx
. . e i: .tuiLnt;..!! t4 n. i ri'int.
1 n pian m oim ...... ........ T- im.c
Tou -hed for in the t t . us tec- "" """ ' r. nnder th dirti of Mr. .1. f. Derby, a put ra we., . . ,, . ,i..r. ..,-,. in ibis eiso s welt, the
tnnt lie wn g:. - - . ,.,.,,,, r,n. ,
f the cliniaia oi imn . ....
h Hiuhority, among ti-.ein .
salubrity
p.,rti"3 ot lui:
sirable and
pleasant
tt.. rrr.v(iLo'aFLCiD Extract Buch-j in
nfthsj or.nns. whether existing in male
, t- u..,.n.. ... ori rina'.inir. and
or lemaie, irotu .tu-v- ---- o nn ma!terh w Ion? standing. It is pleasant in
I I,.! odor-'imnidiato" inaction, aud more
strengthening than any of the;prcparf 'ions of Bark
or ir.m.
SraVen-Jowil or delicate
3n itutions, procure tbe reuaedjr at once.
Complaints, Jic, - ".r l, tarvliov ch-ns Bnd fertile the, e
t. Ol. .1 . ... Tn ! n f n .rl nil OTH I "11 .ll'l mi r 'i
lysentory, 11.111 au.i, . . . - ' Morbus, Cramps and Pains in the Stomach, Fevei and Ague, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc. 1)3. Iltf.miNIVS I'OD&PHYLMN: OR SU33TITUTB FOR MERCURY PILL. TWO PILLS A DOSE.
The most powerful, yet innocent, Vegetibl,
Cathartic known.
It is nit neaessary ti take a handful of theso
Pills to produce the dosired efTjct; two of them
act quickly an i po-vorf ally, cleansing the Livor,
j..b n l rtoweli of all imparities.
principal' ingredient is FodophylHn, or the ylco . mk;.k ; K v mail'
7hs Hyers Murder Cass. The case of tho Siaie of Ohio vs. Thomas MeGehan, et. !., cl arsed with the murder of To Myers, in an indictment by lh grand
COMSlISSiOMiU'S SALE OF HEAL ESTATE.
Th- rvlcr must be aware that, however slish,
may ba the attack of the above diseases, it is cer
tain ers.
to affect the bodily hsalth and mental pow-
All the above diseases reiuire the aid of a Di-
due and rayable May 1 , 1ST2. The creditors are j j,,ry 0f l.utler County, Ohio, has not been Gx-
ed, hut will he assigned ihts week. lbe-rim-iual Term will commence on the 13lh of February, after which date ihe cae will he heard before Judge Gilmore and a jury. The rumor that a change of venue would be applied for by the counsel of ihe defense, seems to have no foundation in fact, aud it is presumed a
trial in the Butler County Courts will be hazarded, as no move has jet been made for a change to another county.
to take the bonds at 20 per cent of their par val
ne in full for claims. The mortgage is to be made to two Trustees, the bondholders to name one of them. The committee recommended the company to settle with such creditors as declined to take the bonds in full for settlement, by giving notes payable in three, four and five years, with interest. The proposition is net to be bind
ing until creditors representing $7:0,00 have astented to it, which must bo done within ninety days frnro date. After the adoption of the report an amendment was male providing that bondholders might exchange their bond s for Btock if they should so elect. shall agree to the
ureti
great DiurettO
TeTrible Accident Four Men Killed. A portable steam engine used for sawinj lumber, about four miles from St.. Paul, Itidiil,. t.i.Umrimlw Cincinnati aid La-
nnn, i.ii ... ...-r , -
... . . .v. r
rrangemer.t to earrv this mio eueci, i..- i , .. . i i i,l,. .fi.rnnnn ,. , .. , . ' v, tha ame from the fayelle Railroad, exploded Monday atternoon
Courts, to plaeethe samein Rood running order, and famish it with an increased rolling stock. As an evidence of the probability of the settlement being effected, It may be said that the dommittae recommending the adoption represants cebt s amounting to $.150,000.
The annual display of Valentines is commencing.
Accessions to Zion Church. Rev. S. H. Whitmore writes us lo the effect that a very interesting and profitable meeting has jost closed at the Zion Church. Twentytwo united with the church and professed faith ia Christ. The people in tbe neighborhood nave done nobly in erecting a bosse of worship, and the Lord bas blessed their labors with a gracious revival.
at 4 o'clock, insiantly killin fv.ir men, who were workinar near it. The names of ihe unfortunate men were Abraha-n Demot, Ham Stevr-nson.Sanburn McCarty and Jas. Werlio. A man named Jas Ferguson was badly scalded Harris Stevenson, one of ihe victims, owned tbe mill and ran tbe engine, and it was
ihnnoht his nesrlect lo keep a full supply of
water in ihe boiler was tbe cause of aster.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Commissioner, appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Fr.mklia County, Indiana, in the e of llenrv Price ct at. vs. Isaac L. Tiice et
al., will sell at public auction.cn tbe premises, On Thursday thc2Jtloy of February, 1S71, the following described real estate situated at the County ef Franklin in the State of Indiana, to
wit: Tart of the South East quarter ef Section 20, Town 9, Range 2 West, beginning at a stake on the West bunk of the East branch of the White Water River and at the North East corner of a tract"oT land which William J. Patterson sold ta James II. S peer, running thence South 7l degrees West down the Wert bank of tho river 65 rods, thence South 78 degrees West 9 6 t0 rods.thcnoe South 3U degrees West 12 rods, thence South 41 degrees West 26 rods to tbe middle of the road, thenco North U i degrees East U 8-lS'O rods, thence North S?U de'ree East 111 rods, thence Vrth8iiij: deiTtoes East 11 20-100 rods, thence
North 27 degrees Eaet 5n rods, thence East 2 j !(J4, vyareh JUse,5Jl Broadway, X . T
90-100 rods to the place ot heginning, confining seven acres and twenty-eight-square pales. Excepting two and one half acres off t f the South side of the same, conveyedby thesaid Isaae Price r n A I n.,l i .nil rhiea v(i Rail
-j- .. k de.l dared March 2nd. 1S54. "XTrivrs t u alt vni P. ITVLES DONB L r
i V 1 1 11 V l .11 t. 1 1 M. . - .1 . II l . 1 .1 .11 ... .... V. ... and recorded in need Record No. 4 of the Records ; 1 . ,,,-.vi xrlTJ r. t fa3-sim'tlle
of Deeds of Franklin County, Indiana, at page j -i.s-J . f . . 'mwPHamiAAl Wfhf .AA. ftDQ III IT Tie 'J
144; and also excepting one acre ci me .aw,: , i elm BOLD.
hclic Extract of Mandrake, which is by man,
hoes more Powerful, Acting and searcaiag, w.u
ho Mandrnke itself. Its peculiar action is upon
the Liver, cleaning it epecdily from all obstrust
ions, with all the power ot .Mercury, jci
f 'ton tha injurious results attaenca to iuu
:hat mineral.
For all diseases, in which the use oi a tiia'
is indicated, these Pills will give entire sanction in svery case. They never fail.
In cases of Liver Complaint, i'J5pr'
extreme Costiveness, Dr. UooUana a unrain ters or Tonic should be used ia connection with
tha Villa, f aa tinio euect of tho ttitters or ionic
builds ua tho systau. The Uutars or iodic
purifies the Bloo l, strtngthaas the nerves, regj- .. Hi. l ie and five., streiiith. energy and
H.VlUWMl.w., 5, ' - -
vigor. . . .
Keep yourBeU active with the t ins, ana
one up tbe svsteni with bitters or uaio, aau no
dlsoisscan retain its hold, or ever a-s.iii you.
These mi licincs are sjI I h v ill imisgisti ana
dealers in inodiciues everywhere. Res illejt that it is Da. a.ior-t.WD's Okrmaji RiumiKs. th it are so universally used and high-
ly recommended; and do not allow the Dfugists-
t.in.lnrs inn to tike anvthini: cisc mat us ma
at is list as sooa, oeeause " '"
l.,.. & it..fi lire, rtllll now m
. . ..:- i:. ,t... there WOliM l.e
rt.,1ece,s " -".'-' ', ;., ...,t r..t.l..,.U
not ofcartH-t l..is:Je o!'., " 'VWht!,teti.erNhV Tri'-e sav. : "At Aiken, S. C, ts an ,, rV..,.,prvl0cilv-an-l so bcHUIiful that H ny . "el-count v ot the Sta.e were r,ually so it would a ,,,,.rvel fear rach. VPh- and tin tree. w well " Vand Mr'awbeW vines, furuUh more fruit than the
jau 2l, i-w. TlUNflKE NWT11E. The stockho ders of the Harrisor. New Trenton , Rochester A Rrookville Turnpitte Company w,i ho'd their annual meetirg for tue purpose of elect Uneven Dtrectars on the first Mond.y of robru 11 B .... v r R II. Chambers, in th-
ary next, at m - -
Ifaward SanKarj Aid Association For the Relief and Cure of the Erring and H' fortunate, oq Principles of Christian Piiii-n-tliropy. i Jisiys on the Hrrors ot Vouth, and the Foliesof Age, in raiation to Marriag and Social Evils, with stuilary aid for tha aiUi-Jtad. Sent (roe, in sciial e-iveiojjji. Ailress. illffAUB A3SOOIA CION, Cox P, Philadelpiiia, Pa. j snriTniTS sen en DKALKR IS 4 D all articles usually kept in a Jewelry Sitfrtr A. Alo, agent Tor Dr. H. Uirsh's Spheroio. Spectacles, with improved Pantascovio Lenses u.r vv. Sheiiperd's everlastintt Uold Pens, tbe
celebrated Soth Thouins Clocks, and the perpetual CalendarClocks, constantly on bo!nd. Cash paid or Tforc Bone for Gold or Silver Particularattentionpaidto all kinds of Repairing . Placeof business, one door north ofthe "0 WtiteCorner,"(Lurtoti'sstore)on Main Burge
street ,lir one v ill e, Indiana. Apl.lT-J. COMSIISSIOXEH'S SALK OF REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby civen that the undersigned
Commissioner appointed by the Court if Com uW, a Pleas of Franklin County, Indiaua, in th oasO of John S. Price et al. vs. Isar.o L. Priee et al., w ill sell at public auction, on the pram ises,
On Thursday ihe 2d day of February, 1871 the following described real estate situate at the County of Fr aoklin iu the State of Indana, to wit: A part of tbe North West q iartrr ef Socuoa 28 in Torn V, of Range 2 Weft, being the Bam) tract of land conveyer, bj S tephcnO.Stevens to l'iniotby W. Drvan , William Bryan and William Schlatter, by dee'd dated Fob iary 3th, 122, and TtoTAeJ, ia the Recorder's OOice of sail County . Franklin, in Rook " E," at page 2". anl descrioed in SAid doed as Tioing the whole of s n 1 qiarter ex
cept that part thcrcot which had been tmu inr conveyed by said Stevens before the conveyanC'J to said Schlatter and Bryan, conveyed to the sai.f Isaac Price bv Timothy W. Bryan by deed date March Ci.h, "l?02, recorded at pago i0 of Deed. Record o. 3 ef tbe Records of Deeds at said Jounty of Franklin, containing aboitUS acre of land. Excepting eleven teres of such tract set o!T nd assigned to Minerva Clark and ber chil- .,., ...i, .,;.! eleven 'anrc are bounded as
U I 11 . 111. " i.i" - - f Wlovis: Commencing at the North East cori er of aid on rter section and running theuco V, tt on the North line of said quarter section 30 rods , thenea South 22 ro l. , tho-.ce East to tae East ln f snid qoarier section SO rods, tl.en:a North 21 rods to the p'.acs of beginning, l eaving to be sold about 87 acres. This is a desirable tract of land . .e 11 ...... 1, ..i 11.. Ivint. nn a irotld TOaCf
near me to vn oi niv j .-s -
from tbe bihije ncrcss ti e river, un ieriair cultivation, with a thrifty young orchard on tbe part to be sold. .... "v TERMS OF SALE One-third of tbo pnrchosa
ha t.ii'l on too nay oi
town of Cedar Grove,
jtn 13 3w .
Franklin County. Indiana GILES GANT, Sec'y.
itioncy to
Dissolution of Purine rshl The partnership heretofore existing twe-i the under,i-ne l. under the namo and "'l' Chambers A lUcon, is this day dissolved by mn tual consent, E. D. B,c:m retiring from the C.m i n .'k...U.er. to lioni.JUte al outstanding
o -- ' ,. ...:.- .,F :,,.
debts, and coliectall 'c CU AMUU. late firm. . .,-,. v
Brookville, Ind., Jan. 9.1S71-ow
,.n,T:..ii. nn.fit on it. Those Remedies will hu sent by JiX
a. USr,M3JLD'S ElKlUt nressto any locility, up ,a applicati
to tbe
i'RINClP U.OFFICH, at tha GERM ALi MEDICINE SCORE, 611 AKJU SIREEI, PU1LA-
Soll by Druggists everywhere. Pric $1,25 per i.m. m..iiil.f.irl5.5l). Detiverel to any
" ,v hi... i n eo-nmsaica- w. -h,.l theUaitol States, OiaaUs, dout
,,re,s. Vmerica. and the Welt Indie,.
tions.
T. V t t n i a
CUAS. 'I. EYANS, Proprietor.
Farmerly C. II. JACJtJsUisi ec uu.
Tii...i R-meiies are for Sale by Druggists
Jtorefceners. and Mediji ie Dealers, t.-!rjwhere
JulUS7--y.
AMressll.T. US f.M 3 DLD , Drug and meha
Merchant Tailor.
j OSETH KOL1TOFF
(IIOMANN'S BUILDING,)
HASmenedastoreiorincp iM" - tha TAILORG BUSINESS, and
eadytoSllallordersfor .
COATS, PANTS, YESTS, -de,
Lira years from the dayofiale. lhe oelerred payments to bo secursa by notts waiving tha .,BUf0t of Ibe valuation aud appraisement laws ,",f tbe SUto of Indian , tugether with a mortgage ou the premiss? so sol4. , RAWZKJ. P. C. BARWICK, Com'r.
n . r.rr.i- ja.pi it - ti yDeoo uoe' 3', , 1 S70 -4 vv .
armz iV&acninc
C0MPKTITI0N : DEFIED M We sell the Singer, Whcolcr & V. il-n, Ilow.,i Elliptic, Urovor Jt Baker. Weed, Parlmm, Kcy-
Davis. Etnpiro, Jr inkle . uy on, .
wi'.h ei.mpU.t out latest ioiprovou....c, irr sttacamoats and ease at siity dol.ars.
Tho Wilson. J ol 'om, McLean .t Hooper, Bar -b, am .v Fan-on with outfit, impro voments, al 1 , . . i ...a,, u i thi Ttv-eicht duA.
ex tra attacuuieuia uuia i., -
lars.
Tbe Buckeye, Diamond, American, TTome Slmt-
tlc, Hiistol with outfit, tabie, attaciiuiotn at thirty tioilars.
The Common Scr.se, Octagon, Partner and all
other huni machines with ou-.ir, "'r"
tucker at twelvo dollars. JNo loy ujacuiu. . A completo set of attajhmenti. fon betnming fine, coarse and tvirbe, binding acy matoMa I, qui I-tic-, tacking and making th nest f-k . ruhling au gathoring. .loing h ay w th bauig aiU.tkver. Alade to tuil any in ich.ue. Only the complete set sol J , five dollars. KNITTING MACHINES. The Ljjiv'i a flftySve dollars: the Crar.o at forty -live ooiiars; til Uinklayr lH imond twenty -sev.. do Ur.; iho
Uickford, Aiuerwan, i..-ssca, J
dol iars.
TEIIMS.
t f
JOHN S. MAJOR,
SaaiWe an A Harness sv.iui
Tins located in Andersonville, Frank.ia t.o
t.i .H..r h is ready lo supply his cii-vo
Vers with anything in his line of ba.ln.ssi, uco
as
Saddles, Bridles. Twer. ch, Luny Combs, Bruslus. ILinuss, thllai-s d-c.
,i , i, nnler. He hopes to msrlt a
,. .'! Ill ,... - ' -
liberal natronag.
dee 23 .u.
the dis-
Ivinff immediately North of the tract so conveyed
by said Trice to said Rail ;Roai Cempany, sold and conveyed by said Isaac Trice tJ Theodore C. ! Beeks by deed dated January 23rd, 1803, and re ! corded in the Records of Detda at said County of j
money to De paia on me uuy . ...ti th. eeint and direction s for mak in g th
t : i i n
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
a nuvTi'iEMAX h suffered foryears from
A v,.no lisKilitv. Premature Decay , and all
Lecture at Mixerville. Trot McFarland, of Miami University, is announced to lecture at Misertille next Saturday evening on the subject of Astronomy. Of course everybody in tbat neighborhood will attend and hear the eminent Professor, whose lecture will no douU be a rare treat.
in one year, ana iue reuiniuiuii 'uiru m 1..1, j o i.i. l,. ...m,1 from the day of sale. Tho deferred payments :P'"',dy.VuTh.LCJlh.rr.iV.! -
Snffere r
ioT, ,vr;;. i
.mi wnivinir the benefit of the valuation and ap
praisemects laws ofthe State of Indiana, together with a uiortsaste on the premises so sold. RAWZEL P. C. BARWICK, Com'r. n. Bxrbv Jr., pl'ff's att'y. Doc. 30, 1S70 4w.
T3TinisrVisr ttoxjse: CUUASID DRNAN, PROPRIETOR-
on hand a ood assortment
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
(J en tlemeir sFar nislii ng G cods
snch as CLOTHS, (US3SIMER3, - , . " - ; ! . i o 1 e f o r Spring & Summer Wear
COLLARS, ANf)KFiU(1IIIEFi, GENTLEMEN'S HOSE, &c. Call in there and make purchase, or leave
1 ... 1 1. .it. Em ...
Gideon Bymari, Proprieo j-"lwVt.A
ADMINISTRATRIX' SU.Y. OF YE?-
. -1 ..ii
NOTICE is hereby given, taal 1 win ' public au-tioa. at th l-te rwi lrjcu of Wil liaru llcap.d-cvised. 1 I 2 miles n-rthe.; of Ce dar Grove, Fraakliu County, Indiana, on Friday, February 3, 1S71," ik- npr.onalr-roper'y of said decedent. oinfisMng,
of 41 head of Cattle, being Milch Cow,, txen Stock t'attla and Y, uDg CttU. Hors.s. heep. Hors, Varmina ImplcmeMS of all kinds, Corn, Wheat, iiay. Ilousch.ll and h.U-hen l -r
niture, and a irreat manj oiutr ,..i.v.. TKHM? OF SAEE. All sums of . ! an1
.5 rilii: on all sums over
Ca?U K 1? Tt II VO i"J 7 i . i .::ll, in noli! January l.
IS"' by the purcbssor giving hn note with ir.e hold surety, and waiving valuation and apprawo ice tit laws.
KAlltfAllDl 11 K .-X .
Jsnca'U il UTl.-Sw. Admicistratrl
nraer,
thr.
When the money is s;nt with tha ord.-r we bi ita all frelg.it fhiSa. prepaid !.. the 1m
wita all ireigo
niiis.nrii-. or i-eni d
amount, aud cU n - "if"'
J)., on reo-ijjfc t liif th.
ERKIXJ- CO..
I. il. tft uuu t'of, DI.
Sri Iill.2
id 2 ly.
4
nin da so bv addressin g . i n perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OflDKN, may 5S-1y. 4SNo.Cedar street .New
INDIANA HOUSE 163 West Fifth Street,
mea3d-tf
3300X 3a.eL EX3lzo I B H A T I U S-K Q E H L B rl ) V X l M U to manufacture Boots and Kb! i ..f .ii vinl, oranBtIv to onlsr. at his evsts
lithasitia ItrookviUa. He keeps on hand afv
nort:uei t o f LY'JIS' VD MIOSES' SHOES,
OUtLDIiaS'S SHOE
i I iirantees a good fit in every ins t Mendinjr done r.n f hi t t r i t-e Call and" se ! anortmon and Itatr. his i r!ris. Oovl-tf IGHATIUS SOEHl ER.
t.
1T71SIIES to inform b's f ends aal others who V may fvoi him v.;sr, a eill, that he bi$ open -
ed a Sew More in t:i9
near Masters' Oil nhct.?h wharo h keeps a Weil Seated Stre f
r.HEWIXfl. SMOKiXG it S3
TT a n.s ihe PincstBrin Is of C'.g-fs i' wn
at the Lowest. Httas.snch -vs "..? t Ji n .-?.' Y0.103 Kw'3 F-v.rit," "Our buii "Peer
ess "is-. A'si I'll Fusil lifiii' ' sia ni
h pi'it dor niw.
Sai-t 2t.
lilVSKGS'iO K 52 O "v; . 2- U ATTORNEY AT I AW, lODIANAPOM"' -IMP I Office, No 8 'ijit'iT.-'uiu,;vi,