Indiana American, Volume 10, Number 9, Brookville, Franklin County, 3 March 1871 — Page 3

THE AMERICAN. LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TIME TABLE W. W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Broohrilla, k .umitlAtttOll ..... . ....... .... ... T41 a. M rv Pay Freight.... UPWARD TRAIK8. jl eeontmodation .... .. .... par Freight 13 m. T.il P.M. 12 m. Cenmon Pleat Court. The March term of Vhe Franklin Common Fleas Court will commrncs neit Monday. Commissioners Coart. The B'ard of County Comm;BBionru will tneet in regular session on Monday next. Agricultural Meeting. The regular quarterrj meeting of ike Franklin County Agricultural Society will be held a Saturday, next March 4ih. Good Prospect Ahead. Mercantile papers anJ business men gentr. 11y i the East ar feeling ery con6dent that the present jear will be a faeorable one for business. . Wiley Cae sell "h-ir good as chap a be cheapest, and always keep the best quality Go there when you want to purchase. The New County Auditor. r pr- George Berry will take possession of the Coonty Auditor's Office on Mouday next Mr. Bentlej retiring after having served eight years as Auditor of Franklin County. Dr. Berry brings into his new position a thorough knowledge of County alliare and an extensive acquaintance with our people, and it is gnrally fceliered that he will prove to be an honest ard Skient officer. A splended lot of Q ieenswara and Glassware always on hand at Wiley k Case a store on the Oid Grindstone Corner. A Big Th'Bg for Our Sheriff. II is understood that the new Fee and Salary Law will make the office of Sheriff one of the best ri'ng positions in Franklin County probah'y the very best. A big thing lor our Sheriff. Concert at the College. The Class in Instrumental Music under the supervision of Mrs. O. P. John, and the Vocal Class under Prof. Dlakeman, will give a Concert in the College Chapel on Friday evening, March Nhh. The proceeds of the Concert ate to be appropriated toward discharging the balance of the debt due on the recent repairs made upon the buildiag. Let the citizens en courage the friends of the College tu ike woik Admitance, 2o cents. A large assortment of Groceries of every kind can be found at the popular store ot Wiley 4 Case. Wiley & Case s Store. We tke pleasure in again giving ut'erace to the already wrll known fact that the above named store is one of the best io the VaiNy, remaining as it io a complete aasor merit of tirnceviee, of e?ty ttind and grade, which these gentlemen always sell at the lowest living rates. Being else attentive to business, ajrepaHle in manner, and always off-ring bargains, thir house is the popular resort of the f&milies in this entire oeighbjrb oi. Some of our people have commenced planting arly garden vegetable". Candies, Nuts, Tobacco, C'gars, Finns Flour, etc., selling at Wiley ' & at the lowest market prices. Dried Case's The American Artisan, published by Brown, Coombs A Co.. 189 Ilroadway, New York, is a weeklj that richly deserves the patronage of mechanics and artists. Piivate and Public Lecture. liohert Morris, l. k !., will deliver a rate leerure to the Ciafi of F & A. M pn their Hall at Fairfield, on Si'ur lay, NNrcu 4,h, lsn, at 31 o'clock P M la which a general invitation is extended to the Craft. A s on the same evening al o'clock he wilt give a public lecture in the M E Church. Subject 'Jerusalem and the lloJy Land.' A gierat vntatwtKKt l alL By order of Fairfield Lodge No 3, F. k A U. E G. Gt.in.w:i.c, Sec'y. Onr farmers are getting ready to c their Spring plowing. ineuee Press Goods. Notions, Brown and Bleached Wusline, Tab'e Linen, Towels, Jeans, etc, cheap fo- cash, at the Kew York Btore. Acknowl edgment. We acknowledge obligations to U. S. Sena' tar Pratt for recent Congressional favors. Baptism. About thirty persons were baptised at the Methodist Church in this place last Sabhath evening Rev. Mr. Wells administering the sacrament. The Lenten Season, Now in progress, is being observed generally by the Catholic people in the different sections f our County. Warning to Ex Soldiers. The Washington Republican warns soldiers iot to sell their discharge papers, as follows: 'Many veterans who have no Intention of movne westward are wilting to sell their certificates of discharge Tor trifling iriee. These papers ""V be sold by brokers to men who are not veterans, who might use them to acquire western lands, by assuming the names of the soldiers hose discharce papers they have bought. In thr eases these discharce certificates are being l'Ouht up for the purpose of being sold back to their original possessors, when needed, at greatly a.lvancei prices. Soldiers and sailors, and the widows and orphans of such, should hold on to th'ir dicbare papers. They connot be sold Without perpetrating fraud.' iley 4 Case, dealers in Groceries and Qoeensware, are supplied with everything in 'heir line of business, which they sell at reduced rates. Call and see them. The Fe Bil. The new fee and salary hill, regulating the moloments of tha different county officers, as signed hy the Governor and ra now a law. Fresh Arrival of Dry Goods at tha New York Store. Give them a call, and yon will satisfy yourself that Ihet sell Goods at the Lowest

Some Plata Hatters. Ma. Editor, I notice that a number of persons have made applications for license to sell intoxicating liquor n the twwa ef Brook fille said applications to p-ed apon at be next session of the Board of County Commissioner. Tbi liquor business seems to me to be all wrong. Fifty person perhaps in this County sell liquor, and they produce more damage to society than all other causes put together, and the Commissioners compel the people to be heavily taxed to supp ess tbe effects of the liquor traffic and support the paupers caused thereby, when they give license for the traffic aforesaid. The law makes it the duty of the County Commissioners to see that the applicants who

receive a license have a good moral character Now what is a good moral character? A man who will sell to a minor or to a person in a state of intoxication, or a man who fits ud apparatus for gambling and suffers it to be carried on in his establishment has such a man the marks of morality? . I think not If he has, it is a vert low grade of morality. I do not recollect of ever hearing of a man being refused a licence in this County on account tf immorality. I do not believe it scarcely possible for a moral man to gs iota the liquor business; but if by accident b should get into it, he will scarcely ever come out moral; or if he does, his morality will be of a low grade. Who are to blame for al this- wrong? in society? I answer, the people. If they would appear before the Commissioners' Court and contest the issuing of licenses to immoral and improper persons, some of the evils of the traffic might be averted. Courts only move as the are acted npon. When the people thus s'and back they should not blame the Commissioners for all of the tU t Ihe liquor traffic. The people should face these demoralizers of society before the Commissioners' Court, and ehow the Court that they are opposed o the truffle, and not let the thing go by default and thus allow the Commissioners to presume that hy are in favor of tbe traffic. Tcmpkrxkcb. On Tuesday, in the Canal near Boundary Hill. Frank Fogt-1 caught a cat-fish wtighing fifteen pounds. Good red wheal is tailing in Brookvilln at $120, and good whi te wheat at $1.25. Corn in small lots brings 47 cts.; in large lots 50 cis. Police Court at Metamora. Thy have been holding Pulico Court at Metamora ever since Saturday last, trying numerous casee of assault and battery a bloody free fight having occurred there last Friday night at a public entertainment. Seveie fines are the order of iht dar in that town. The Opera House Drawing took place at Hamihou, Ohio, last Saturday evening. Turnpike Election. There was considerable excitement at Everton on Saturday last, over the eiecion of five IKrec'ors of the Coanergville and Brookville Turnpike. The following, known as the Becke't ticke', rec-iv-d 140 vo-es : A. T. Beckett, Samuel Backhouse, John II S'oops. A. Backhoa pe at d Ma thias Moore. The following, known as the Il lusion ticket, received 128 vote: Y , II. ll us on, A. B. C nwel', B. M. Pumpbrey, II. C. Watch and J hn King. Judioal Appointments. Judge .1. M. Wilson, liaviwi resigned tl e Circuit Judgeship of the 4th Judicial Circuit, Gov. Baker appointed Judge W. A. Cullen to the vacancy. Toe appointmn- f Judge Cullen leaving a vacancy in the Common P.eas Judshi for the 22nd D trie , t e Governor appoiultd Judge W. A. Moo.e to the position. The Fish LtwThe fallowing is a cop . as it fi-talK pas--d of enrollment act No. It I. 11 II enilfd an act providing for the protection t fi-h, auit repea'i"g all laws in conflict wiih the sainn. ' . . - i r . i .

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thereof: Sa rios I. Be It enacted by the General As sembly of the State rt" InJinua, that no person shall take any ti?h w iih a net, seine, gun ir trap of aay ktnil, ur set net, weir or p it in aoy of tne lakes, ponds, rivers au J stnatl streams io this tat, excrpt as btreiaafier proviJeJ. No per eon shall take any fih with a gig or spear during the months of March, April, My. Novtmber and pneember. Any person violating the provisions of this section shall be subject to a fine for each fish so taken of not les tbaa five nor rure than twenty-five dollars: Prori tad. Chat lae penalty in this section shall n .t be enforced against persons catching small minnows for bait, with seiues not over atteeji feet in length, or the legitimate fishing with hook, tine and pole, or taking fish out ot the Ohio river. ?-kc. 3 No person shall place in aay stream, lake or pon 1. any lime or other deleterious substances, with th- intent to injure fish, nor any drug or medicated bait with intiwt thereby to poison or catch fish. Any rsr.n violating the provisions of this section, shall be .iable to a penalty of cot less than tweoty dollars, nor more than fifty dollars. Skc. 3. Prosecwtioes may be brought by any person In the name of tbe State ot Indiana aguii.tt ene violating auy of the provisions of this act eefere any justice of tne peace ta ll wilr la which such violation is alies-ee1 ta hare taken place.or before any court of competeal jurisdwttoD, and any person violating any of tne foregoing previsions of this art shall be deemed guity of a Misdemeanor, and it is made tie duty of prose eutiaa, attorneys in this Stat to ses that the provisions of this act are enforced in their respective counties. Skc. 4. All sets or parts of acts in contict with any of the proviaiuus of this act. are hereby re. pealed. Sac. S. Aa emergency exists for tha tmuaedia-e passage of this act taerefre; the aims shall take gecl and be in force oa and after its passage. Metamora Items. Ma. Biksham. Since I last wrote you, two deaths have occured. Old lady Mount, aged 87 years, died at Iver son's residence in Connrtille, and her remains were brought to Meamnrw for interment. The funeral service tnnk nlace ia the Presbvterian Church " Thomas Tague was buried last Friday with the honora of Masonry and Odd-Fellowship The funeral wa tbe largest that has occurred here for a number of years. Prof. Smi'h walked the ropa on Friday instead of Thursday as published, the postponement being on account of the"death of Mr. Tague. Since Friday evening Metamora his been lively with fights, rows an I taw-suits, souse fines going pretty deep into the pockets. S. J. Jones has quit running the saw-spill below town, and contemplates nxoving to Laurel. James Alley and Wra. Blacklidge have received a letter stating that the man owning the land in Illinois, where they contemplated roovit.ff their saw-mill, is dead, and Mr. Alley has gona to look for a new location. Jsrr.

Tribute of Respect. Tbe following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted by Protection Lodge, No. 63, I. O. O. F., at the regular meeting ef said lodge held ia the town of Metassora, Ind., on Monday evening, Feb. 37, 1871; Whereas, it has pleased tbe All Wise Ruler of the Universe to remove from our midst our much beloved Brother Thomas Tague, who for the past fifteen years has resided with us, and with whom we were pleasantly wsscoiated; and whereas, in his death we have lost a noble companion, his country one of its best citisens, his children a fond and indulgent fatter, and we a ttae and trasted friend; Therefore, be it Resolved, that we deeply and truly mourn the loss of our esteemed friend and brother, and that we tender to hisberared family our heartfelt sympathies in this their sad hour of affliction, and tbat we cause to be published these resolutions and a copy of the same to be sent to the family of our beloved brother. Alp. Blacelidqb, Cbbis. Thasp, Albebt High, Committee.

Harried. February 27th. in Brookville, by Rr. M. L. Wells, Mr. James Meeker to Miss Joanna Campbell, Obituary. Each day chronicles its own history and the lessons of each day that the invincible Bat," Thou shalt die," yet governs. Old and young are alike its victims. To the first class belongs the subject of this notice, lie not only lived his three-score and ten, but added to it almost another score. George Martin, Sr , was born June SO, 1781, io North Carolina, and from there moved to South Carolina while a youth. On tbe 23rd day of Jan nary, 1SC4, he was married to Jane Smith, with whom he lived a long and happy life of nearly three-score years. In November, 1807, he started with his family for Indiana, th!n a territory. On the following January be crossed the Ohio River at South Bend, below Cincinnati, and halted on the Big Miami until March of the same year, when he settled en Snail Creek in Frankliu County, this State, near Brock vill e. In 1832 he moved to Fayette County, near Connersville, where he lived until 1S51, at which time he moved to Wabash C-unty, where he resided until his death. He reared a large and respectable family, there being eleven children, five sons and six daughters, only six of them surviving him. IJe has had fiftyfive grand children, one hundred and forty-three great grand-children, and one great great grandchild. He died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Richard Strops, in Wahash County, on the morning of the 25th December, 1870, aged eighty-sis years, five months and twenty-five days. He enjoyed a long aud pleasant life. ITi habits were always correct and uniform, as were his temper and disposition. He was always kind and obliging to a neighbor and friend. He was seldom, if ever, known to be angry. His name and memory will ever be cherished with ptide by his numerous relatives and friends for his many esti mable virtues. The funeral services were conducted 1y Elder Kirkpatrick, the subject of his discourse being suggestei by the following text: "And as it is apnointpd unto man once to die, but after this the judgment." Heb. Ix: 27. "'That day of wrath, that awful day, When Heaven and earth shall pass away; What power i-hall be the sinner's sav? How shall te meet tbat dreadful day When, sbrivelinjt like a parched rcroll, The Raining heavens together rolt. And loudei yet. and ret more dread, Swells the high trump that wakes the dead. " b! on that dy--tht wrathful day, When man to iu lenient vales from clay. Be hou. O Christl thy people's stay, Though heaven and earth should pass T." Com. Boys bo OtRLS, Look Hkrk! 'Sports and titles' is a Mag.icine fille I entirely with Parlor Plays, Tableaux, Magio TrisVs, Curious Experiments, Ac. It comes onee aqaarter, each number contains 48 paces, and the whole at the en t of the volume forms a splendid book of two hun Ired pago? ind a' I for the little sum of 25 cents a year. It commenced the first of last yetr, and the numbers for 187 I contain over thres fcundre I article. The lessons in Qymnastias, Swimming, and Seating, alone, are worth tea dollars to any one. We advice every family tv subte-ibe forirt and tiames. Address Adikj A Co., 25 Bromfield St., Boston. The ancients proclaimed tbat Mermaids, Nymphs, Vaid and he tJre?s had long;, flowing tresses which made thetn envied by their sisters of earth But thev arose out of the sea foam er ba he 1 in fountains reached br no mcrtil hinds, and kept their loeks of dewy softness, dark and luntrous, end thns had no need of Ring's Vegetable Ambrosia, which is doing the same thing for thousands of people ii our diy. Qoldca Oil for sate by Davis & Gates. 3w To Nebraska, California, Kansas, and the B A M. R ft. Lands. The starting p ints of this Route are at Chicago and Peoria. The centrafpoint Is Burlingttn, on the Mississippi. It traverses Illinois and the whole breadth of Southern Towa. bear the Mis souri, its trunk forks inte three Branches, for it has three western termini. Its northern terminus is Cenil Bluffs, where, crossing to Omaha, it connects with tho Union Pacific for all placet nn the intra continental and Pacific slopes. Over-land travel and traffic ch' Ote this reliable route more and more. Its rxi terminus is Lincoln, the Capital of Nebraska, fiftj-fivc. miles west of the Missouri at Plattsmouth. This is the only atrect avenue to the South PI Uie country, where the sale of railroad land last season rose to half a million. Its thirst terminus is at Hamburg and Nebraska City. At Hamburg, it makes close connec tions, twice a day, f r St. Joseph, LeaTeawerth, Kansas City, and the whole bouth-west. In journeying then from tbe East of Kansas, v'a Burlington,'- you enjoy advantages you can secure en no ether line, lou both pass over a road second to no other in speed, safety or any Pullman luxury of modern travel; and wh-le on your way, survey the garden of Illinois and .Missouri, as welt as Isu.OwO acres of prairie in South -wertern Iowa, now in market at low prices and long credit. Kep it thm before people westward bour.d.'to take the Burlington Route.' feb 24-y Carbolic Tablets. PREPARED Ef DOCTOR WILLS. The most important discovery of the age Is this j wonderful Heating and Cleansing agent for all) diseases or weakness of th Respiratory organs, Sore Throat, Sudden Cold, Hoarseness, Catarrh, Asthma, Iryness of tbe Throat Wtadptpe, dis eases ot the Lungs, and for all irritation of the niucuous mesaSrane. All vocalists aad public speakers who speak and sing without effort, use these Tablets; their effect in clearing the voice is simply asteaUhiag, as can be shown by numerous certificates. Pr. V ELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS. act directly en the mucous membrane and should be promptly aad freely taken in all exposure or violent coanres oi weatoer, as mev equauae n Circulation of the Blood and thus ward off tendency to colds and Lung difficulties. ieines have their imitations, and they wojld . J . " U TTT'in'M th" PuHio againtt impostVjft. Ullvlt Hon by having other medicines thrust apon them in piece of these admirable Tablets. JtlUN O. KELL03O, S4 Piatt St., N. Y., Sale Agent. Sold by all Druggists. Ptice 25 rents per Bo. f IT 4w

DIJFMSTiVlSr HOUSE. RICHARD DURNAN, PROPRIETOR. June ,9 13,0.

CINCINNATI STORK.

I have just received a large supply of New Orleans Sugar, and am ready to furaish It by the barrel or half barrel at Ciaeinnati prices. I have the largest assortment of COFFEES ever broueht to Brookville, and can furnish them at such low prices bv the 50 or 100 lbs., or sack, that you will be astonished. Call and examine before going to Cincinnati, and oblige J. C. CHAMBERS. Jan. 27-lm. TO THE WORKING CLASS. We are now prepared to furnish all classes with constant employment at hone, the whole of th e time or for the spare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Persons of either ses easily earn from 50s. to $5 per evening, and a preportieuat sum by devoting their whole time tx the business Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this notice may send their address, and test the business, we mike this unparalleled offer: To such as are not well satisfied, we will send $1 te pay for tbe trouble of writing. Full particulars, a valuabte sample whic-h will do to commence work on, and a copy of The People's Literary Companion one of the largest and best family newspapers published all sent free by mail. Rea ler, if yoa wan permanent, profitable work, address E. C. Alls. Jk Co., feh 3-3m. "Augusta, Maine. VALLEY HOUSE, Brookville, Indiana. PETER SCHAAF, - - PROPRIETOR, Jan. 10, -y. Cincinnati Store Poetry, J. C. Chambers keeps a store To please the rich, likewise the poor ; Sugar, tea, and cofW,' too, Empty decanters not a few. We think his style the very best; His groceries all will stand the test ; Receives them daily by the heap; No place in town that's half so cheap. Friends and neighbors, call and see What piles of coffee, sugar, tea. feb3-lui. GREAT HMUti! FROM this date I offer my large stock and grea assortment of from 10 to 15 per rent, cheaper than any other establishment. This Furniture is nearly all my own manufacturing. I will warrant the people for every piece they buy. I don't keep any second hand Furniture, and my Tables and Saf. don'tall gt to pieces on tbe road before the pe - k ge them home. XJxxc3Lor tZ3Llxxg; Promptly attended to. Everybody knows that I make tbe best and neatest Rosewood and Walnut Coffins, and now I have a new patent which looks better than all the metallic. It is cemented inside and outside, and has a large glass on top. One Kind is made particularly for ladies. 1 also keep on hand the metallic cases, all sizes. When you send your orders, don't forget to let me kr.ow if you want the old or new patent for ladies or gertlemen. The price will be from 10 to 15 per cent, cheaper than the cheapest in the market. My establishment is north oa Main Burgess street between Railroad and Mill Sts., close to the Depot. WM. FRANK. Feb 12 J HN II. I1ANSCILHN DRALl fc I X 1 ND all.irticles usually kept (n a Jewelry Store A. Also, agent for Dr. II. Uirsh's SpheroidSpectacles, with improved Pantascnpis Lenses Georg W.Sheppervl'severlastinft 3old Pens, the celebrated Seth Thomas Clocks, and the perpetual Calendar Clocks, constantly on hand. Cash jwtd or IForA- Done for Gold or Silver Particular attention paid to all kinds of Repairing Place of business, one door north of the "Old White Corner," ( Lurtou's store) on Main Burgos street , Brook viile, Indiana. Apl. 17-y. T71SUKS to inform his friends and others who s V may favor him with a call, that he has open ed a New Store in the nOHMAN BUILDING, near Masters' Old Blacksmith Shop, where he keeps a Well Selected Stock of ClIEWLNG, SMOKIXG AND SNIFF T0B.YCU0. He has the Finest Bnnds of Cigars in this Town at the Lowest Rates.such as "Loaf Jim Porters,' "Young Man's Favorite," "Our Fancy," "Peeress," Ao. Also tha Finest Bran ti of Son IT by ha poucd or ounce. Sept. 23. -2m. jt'INE. G-OL.D AND ' 1 SILVER WATCHES AT HALF PRICE. Qen'tine H Crit '1)1 J Hunting Cased Watches (Gents and Ladies' Sites), regulated and warran -led for lime and wear (at halt' the usual price), only twenty-fire dollars each. ' The Sxtra Fine Quality, 18 Carat Gold, Engine Turned. Hunting Cased, Full Jewelled Lever Movements, perfectly adjusted to all climates (regulated), and each warranted by special certificate, at only thitty dollars each. The Same, of Finer and higher grade, with Chronometer Balance, at thirty-five dollars each The Same as Last, with Fine Nickel Works, and Stem-winding and Setting Attachment, requiring no key, wound and set by the Stem, only forty dollars each. All the above Watches are put at half price, and each warranted for time and wear. SILVER WATCHES. Extra Fine, Pure Silver, Hunting Cased (Gents and Ladies'), at only twelve dollars each. Best Qjality Coin Silver, Uuuting Cased, Full Jewelled Lever, at fifteen dollars each. Extra Fine Quality, Patent Lever and Chrono meter Movemeuts, Kuby Jewelled, at only twentv dollars each. jgjgr Our Watches are all warranted, and if not perfect will be taken back and money returned E? We require no money in advance, but send ail s-oods bv ttxiiress. payable on delivery, wun , A . ....in. .i.i r. K returned. Places where as Espress runs, goods ' will ba sent bv Mail, in renistered nackaee. bv v , . .'. . . Fersoas ordering Sta w atehes at a time, will receive an Eitra Watch of same value free

Also, Uold Chains (Gents), at sis dollars, eight dollars to twelve dollars; L.adies at ten dollars, twelve dollars to fifteen dollars each. The finest Uold Plated and Oroide Qold Chains at two dollars, four dollars, six dollars to eight dollars each. State deseription and prion of Watch required, and order by mail direot from TUB UNION" WATCn CO., 143 FalUn Street, New York. fek 8 3u.

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Hoofland's (Jerman Bitters, .1 Bitter t without Alcohol or Spirits of any kind, Is different frem all others. It is composed of the pure juices of vtrat. ratsciPLB or Roots, Hikbs, and Basks (or as medicinally termed, extracts), the worthless or 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 Knots, Ac, used in this Bitters are grown in Germany, their vital principles ex traded in that country by a scientific Ct.einist and forwarded to the manufactory in this city, where they are compounded ad bottled. Con taining no spirituous inj(raients, this Bitters is free from the objections urged against all others; no desire for stimulants tan be induced from their use; they cannot make drunkards, and cannot, under any circumstances, have any but a beneficial result. Hooflaad's German . Tonic Was compounded for those not incl ined to extreme bitters, aud is intended for ue in cases when sotne alcoholic stimulant is required in connection with the Tonic properties of the Bitters. Each bottle of the Tonie contains one bottle of the Bitters, combined with pure Santa Crcs Run and fUvored in such a manner thit tbe extretn bitterness of the Bitter; is overcome, forming a preparation highly agreeable and pleasant to tbt paUte, and containing tbe medicinal virtues ol the Bitters. The price of the Tonie is $1.50 pet bottle, which many persons think too high. They must take into consideration that tbe 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 havt a good article? A medicinal preparation should contain none but the best ingredients, and they who expect to obtiin a oheap compound will most certainly be cheated. They are tho Greatest Knowa Remedies For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NES VOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDICE, DISEASE OFTUS KIDNEYS, ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and all diseases ari sing Irom a disordered Liver, Stomach, or IMPURITY OF TUB BLOOD. Read tke following symptoms: Cssoustipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Fult ! ofue Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach : Nausea, Heart-burn, Disgust for Food, Fulner? ; or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, j Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of the Head, Hurried or DiOicul ! Breathing, Flattering at the Heart, Choking oi Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying Posture Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dall Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the S kin and Eyes, Pain ! in the SiJe, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac, Suiden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Fiesh, Constant Imaginings i f Evil, and Great Depression ol Spirits. All these indicate Disease of the Livei or Digestive Organs combined with impurt blood. The use of the Bitters or Tonic will soon caus the above symptoms to disappear, and the patient .Till become well and healthy. DH. HOOFLVNirS (.SEEK OIL, Lightning Cure Jor AU Kinds of Paint and Achrf. Appi.iko ExrBAM.r. It will cure all kindt of Pains and Aches, such as Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, Toothache, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises, Frost Bites, Headaches, Pains in the Back and Lioios, Pains in the Joiats or Limbs, Stings of In sects, Ringworms, etc. Takr IwTSRSALtT. It will cure Kidne Complainte, Backaches, Sick lleadiche, Colic Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Jholera Infantum, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Pains in the Stomach, Fevei and Ague, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc. DR. HO') PIANO'S rODOPHYLLtV OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL. TWO PILLS A DOSE The most po-oerful. yef iminci-nl, YrgetjbL Ca'hat ttc known. It is nit neeessary ti tike a hindful of these Pills to produce the desired effect; two of them act q-tikly an t pswerfully, cleansing the Liver, Moraacb, and Bowels of all impurities. The irincipal ingredient is 1'mIoj li llin, or the v'cholie Extract of Mandrake, which is by uiam lines more Puwerful, Acting and Searching, that he Mandrake itself. Its peculiar action is upon t he Liver, cleanie g it speedily from all obstrus. ions, with all the power of Mercury, yet fretfrom tha injurious results attached to tbe us,) :bat mineral. Forall diseases, in which the use of a cnthartir is indicated, theso Pills will give en tire satisfaction in every ease. They never fail. In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspapsia, an t eKtre'iie Oostiveness, Dr. Iloofind's Oetmn Hit ters or Tonic should be used in connection will, tha fills. The tiaic effjet of tne KitUrs or Tunic buil-.ls up the syste u. The Bitters or Tunii purifies the Blood, strengthens the nerves, regu ates the Liver, and gives strength, energy aa : vijrnr. Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, end one up tbe system with Bitters or Tonic, and so dlseise can retain its hold, or ever a.iil yen. These medicines are sol 1 by all Druggist and dealers in medicines everywhere. Reeillect that it is Da. HiMriiso's Orkmat Rkmkoiss, th itare so universally used and high ly recommended; and do not allow the D-ni-ts to induce you to take anything else that he may say iejujt as good, because he makes a larger profit on it. These Remedies will be sent by Kx press to any locality, upon application to tb PRINCIPAI.OFFICK.at ths UEiiVJ AH MKD -CINESCORE, 641 AROti STREET, PUILA DELPHI A. CII AS, M. KTANS, Proprietor Formerly C. M JACKSON & t 0. These Remedies are for Sale by Druggists Storekeepers il Medijine Dealers, terwhere hr utniut h Uiital Statei, OanaJas, Sout America, and the Wrst Indies. Junel. IRM l-y-. The World Moves! DAttt$& GATES Have jeoeived a fine stock of Goods, on DRUGS, Mi;i)TCrNKS, r CHEMICALS, PUTTY. PA NTS, VAUNTS F. DTK STUFFS, COAL OIL, TUUPKNTINE, &s

WINDOW GLASS We eH partiotlar attention to this branch nurtrih, it ) hva a large sto ek of the be Pittsburg brands. we are prepared to offer special inducement to our patrins in Oilsand Pa-ta. SCHOOL BOOKS & RTATIOMBT We would respei tfully request the public to give saellaadeaamiaa aar stoek before p-ebasing elsewhere. DAVIS qATKS March If If

POST OFFICE NEWS D' POT. THE public will take notice that the undersign ed is prepared on short notieeto furnish ILL THE LEADING NEWS PA PEES

OF THE DAI suchas Ledger, Weeklies, Saturday Night, Western World, Day's Doings, Clipper, Wil Ite'sSpiril, ocmimur niuenoau, xierper s weekly, Basar, and all the Literary and Scientific tapers now USVIIIUCU. AIIVIO. MONTHLIES Harper's. Atlantie, Oodey'a, Frank Leslie'ciu faet, all Magaiines of note. He also has on hand and will keep an assortmeat of Stationer-, En-ei.0P8i Pbns, .Inks Pjsncils, Ac, ogethet with all the la'e NOVELS AND NOVELtTTES eents each. JAMES B.TYNER VviP C Hi sjs r"3 TES A32T2 Fleprosenlg the Famoun TIt. gt. V.YIV METER, cu.i.i;ii:sTox, iLziyois. as rxamvED ir MS. RAtTCB, TJKES FllOM THE SPOT. This ia tke laru.st Inflrtnarv wmt of tlie foci er Institute, -Nw Y..rk Citr, vktrea l Ctiiwnic Diseases are iicri-situ!ly tn-attd. O VEK, 3 SCO CA SIS 3 t rente! r.t tliii tnMiiim nt nt.miallr. injr iIiomi iifiHvt,-.! wilU l.-er T!ir-nt un! Lun;. Private li-. ,.f KHmin i'rP l:''n' Cararrli. 1l.-e n. Hxluhi, : v. Dy-pi'ii. I i-a'ti.-.. Jl.-.irt Iliww. li..l.im. y. .Imci-I-., Dr..jmv. m.l fur.'., L'li-rra. t nn.-, rs, Srn.ft- !... tn I or.ay oth.-r kin. I. not tn.-ntmunl. Kt.r a t omiJ.-lr i..rri;.ti..n ot l In.-, -a'alili-lmiart - d Ihivcr-flts :,i1 get ViinM.-ti-rs Jout ual U Ilf.ltl. by return mail. A'1ire n, DR. S. I I. V JfETKR, C!iri..tou, l.ljitoifi. REA3 WEaT THESE GESTLUn EAYE TO SAY. B.inp Pr...n.i!!y nrqu.int.il niih Pr. S Van-Mi-ti-r, ,f Iwiiiir a iii. nil- r of tU Chun li i.i 1'hrisi, mi l in viaiiinz dia Iniirnu-rv n.tiiic liin inmicnet-prat-tin hikI Miix-ma iu tin- li.-nliiiit nrt, we h-iiriil.v en1"n ami rw nnui-n.l liim to the :.r,.lh"ili....(l and pn' lir t- n.-rull v, believing tiiui to b?.itit ht lie ,-liijai-. KI P. t.AVID WU.K. Menhl Ti n. El D II. B. TYI.KH.Ts relUule. ln.l. k r. n. j o. r . m f . k i t. r m .i.-T-e k elm r a HAttrit.i,.i,Kv. i.ip'.rte in.i I t!. J .1. SMIC-OVS rhirli-aton. tlla. ELD. rilDM S li:.VKI,l.. ii.rfnimli. O S..-H Amrt-Kn I'tiri'timi M. FocU-lv. rt 11 C . - W U . ..1 rm v . .. J e i.r. . i. r..-., r-iri f it! I - e,i,. $X RKV..I. ATK1.N, Clev. l. ii,1, T. nn. t ", . z-::.r Tbe .Familv B"avorito PATBMT IMPHOFEB CLOTHE WRINGER. THE COLBV WruXOER is a perfect eombination of simplicity, efficiency .and durability. It contains no unnecessary parts, but every quality that can be dtired io a machine for expressing water from clothes is embraced in this, making it the UMVKusAt, Favobitr wherever known. Itistheonlj wringer that fastens itself to the tub, and can be changed from one tub to another in a moment, thus saving much labor and inconvenience The frame being all Galvanized Iron and Drass, can never rust nor rot, it much more durable than any wood frame can be, aud mere easily repaired il broken by aocident. It takes less room, is much lighter to handle, anu does not require a second perdou to bold the tub t.oui turning over, wheu used. But the question, of Lite, hs been, "AYnrvii is raeUcst Machimk?" We are tellin-r hunJredt. of machines to persons wh i have the Clog v heel Wringers, which they iay aiie, and purchase the Colby V linger, becaue it works so much eautr and wribgs drver. iSooie say the Colby Wringer turns easier, while wringing a bed-quilt, than the Utiiversaf with nothingtu ii; and otherr that thev had rather pny for a Colby Wringer every year, than ufe auy other if given to them. Its rep-jtation is unrivalteii and becoming to ire popular every d iy, as its real merits become known. PRICE ONLY 7 50. Djn't be put off with any other. This Wrinjrer needs no further enmraonts.but will show lor itseit". I am conataatly traveling ith the above Wringers, but it is i-u possible foi nietecallon every la nily in the County this year od those wantirg Wringers should not dalay but send ia ynar orders to aae at anoe, and tho lYiugurs ill ba delivered at yonrdoorimAddross P.jF UPDIKE. Agt. . jU5 6m Fairfield Indiana. NATURE'S Hair Restorative, Contains no Lao Sulphur 'So Sugar of Lead No Litharge No Nitrate of Silver, and is entirely free from tbe Poisonous and Ueallh -destroy in Drurs used in other llair Pre: sratiovs. Transparent ani clear as crystal, it will no soil the finest fabric perfectly Safe, Clean and Efficient -ccsidtratums long sought foraud found at lastl It restores and prevents tbe Hair from becowiog Uray, iTuparts a soft, glossy appearance, removes l.indruD, is cool and refreshing to the head, checks tbe Uair from falling off, and restores it to a great extent when prematurely lost, prevents Headaches, cures all Uuinors, cutaneous eruptions, and unnatural Heat. As a Dressing for tho Uair it is tbe best Article in tbe Market. Dr (1. Smith, Patentee, Urston Junction, Mass. Prepared onlf by Procter Brothers, Ulou.-o-W, Mass. The Genuine is put np in a panel bottle, made espressly for it, with tbe name of the arti pie blown in tbe glass. As your Druggist fur Nature's Hair Restorative, and take no other. Send a three cent stamp to Procter Bros, for a Treatise on tbe Human Uair. Th information it contains is worth ti to any person. uet7-lye LIVINGSTON JIO-WXAED, ATTORNEY AT LAW, IO-iTANAl'OLIS. INDIANA. jltie,Wo.8 Jul Washington

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1700L WANTED AT THE OLD WHITE C0RNE11, l.rookvllle, ltn. We are buying Wool fo r the Ft. Joseph Wool-, en Mill, at Oldenburg, and kes on kan4 a large supply of gcod of tl.eir anuf tiite. We will pay the high est roaiV.it price fur V t

either tn eatn or txtbaiige for good. GENERAL STOCK. Our general stork comprises Boots, Shoes, Bar. Csps, Facey Dry Goods, Domestics and notion, Groceries, Quier-rwaie, Jtc. which have be n se lected with geat care to style aii1 jialijt and will be sold at small prints fureaah, r exchanged for produce. Attention is called to onr tail oring department, in charge -f ileny Selm, A FIRST CLASS TAILOB. and substuntial work is guaranteed. Our stotk of goods in this department, consists of al. shades of the beet French snd tinman Broadcloths, a most careful selection of Casslrueres, Doeskins, Ac. When we sell goods to persens who dtsire to make it up tht ruelves, no extra) charge is utade for cutting?. Come and try ilearySelm. DIETZ A TRAGESSEJt. How. 4,iB7a-ly. H ALL'S Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer Ercrv year incrertxr the poptttariff this valiuible Hair 1'reporation, trhich 4 tine to merit atone. Wc can, atttatre our oll patron that it is hpt full up to itM hifh staiulard, and to tluttte who hare never used it we eat ronidentf ajf, that it ie titeontff reliable and fterfveteH, preparation to restore UHAX OR FADED 11 4111 to its youthful color, in a km iinj it soft, lustrous, and silken t the scalp, bu its use, becomes white and clean ; it removes alt eruptions and dtindrujy, and fry its tonic properties prevents ths hair from falling out, as it stimulates and nourishes the hair lands. Hy its use the hair a rows thicker and stronger. In baldness it, restores the capillar ff glands to their normal viforf and will create a new frowth except in, extreme old aoe. It is the most economical HAIR DKCSSINO ever used, as it requires fewer applications, and aires the hair that splendid glossy appearance so much admired by all. A, A Hayes, M.U., State' Assay er of JIus., says, the constituents are pure and carefully selected for mrcellent quality, and J consider it the mT rilUPAIlATIONw its intended purposes." H'mpubw list a treatise on the hair, which, we send free by mail upon application, which contains commendatory notices from clergymen, physicians, the press, ami ot tiers, IVe have made the sUuly of tha hair and its diseases a specialty for years, and know that we tmake the most e feet ice preparation for the restoration antl tJie preservation, of the hair, extant, and so acknowledged by the best Mcll tal and CJliemlcnl AtttUority. Sold by all DrvgrjistM and Dealer in ifedia'ttPrice one Dollar Per Bottle. R. P. HALL & CO., Proprietor LAB0S4T0E7, SiSWJJ, H, 5. . ZKTo"77p Stools, OF Watches and Jewelry, o r.fl f lirg of DopUx and r ilver Watches, and all he varieties ot Jewelry of tbe latest styles an4 patterns. He has also a great variety of Clocks, which will be warranted, and euld at a trifling ad vi nre on wholesale price. Old Uold and Silver will be received in ex cbanjre for Good?. Watches pro-cptly repaired in a neat and g peditious manner. Also, have just received a large and well sa ected assortment of SINGLE & DOUBLE SHOT GUNS, 11EVOLVEKS. PISTOLS. OLSTEUS AND BKLTS, rOWPKK FLASKS, SOT BKLTS, rOCtvET KNIVES, &. Also keep on hand AIL KINDS OF AMMUNITION, Powder, Caps, Cartridges, Government Percucaioa. Caps, Lies-!, Ac. Also Guitar and Violin Strings, Bows, Pegs, Bridges. Tail Pieoes, Ao. WM. DAWSON. pi 2. . 4 1 IT V. mW 1 1 SUING & KAISER Uave received a splendid Assortment of &BE$S GOODS Si CU A3 y Black Dress Silka, Shhirta and Cloaking, Pnnlina in nil new aharlaa. ... .. d i ii cts and Serge, Black ani Cobred Alpacas, ALsq Brown and Bleacbeil Muslins, AND TT A AT AT 1? T CI TI.MA7C1 We shall make a SPECIALTY! We continues to sell our GootU at One Price to all, and that the "T ae" fC? SUING & KAISER, Per-23. Attorney and Counsellors at Law BBOOKVILLK, INDIANA. X-fRoe in the seojod itory of the I-sjsf(

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