Indiana American, Volume 10, Number 17, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 April 1871 — Page 3

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TIME TABLE-W. VV. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookville. Accommodation T:4l a. m. Day Freight " MUPWARD TRAINS. Accommodation 7:07 fo"" Dsy Freight 12 MCorporation Election. A notice was sent to us by eeveral promi nent Democrats, and published in last week's 'paper, calling for a meeting of our citizens, without distinction of party, to nominate a ticket for Corporation Officers. Pursuant to 'the notice, a respectable number of our citizens 'met and presented the following ticket: COUNCILMKN. 1st Wa'd Wilbur F. Hilt 2d Ward Frank A. Walz. 3d Ward Jacob Gerber. 4th Ward William Bunz. 5th Ward Jonathan Cain. CLERK, Ferdinand S. Swift. TREASURER, . Adam Felz. . MARSHAL, In the above, the Council has two Republicaos and three Democrats. No nomination was made for Marshal, and citizens can take their choice of the three names announced in 'our paper for the latter office, Messrs. Chambers and Cooksey being Democrats, and Mr. 'Godwin Republican. It is hoped thaj our Brookville people generaliy will see the importance of turning out on :Monday next, irrespective of party, and voting 'the above ticket composed of the best men of 'both parties. All grades cf Coffee, Sugar, Tea, 4c, can be had at Chambers Cincinnati Store. Railroad Excursion to Cincinnati. It has been announced by posters that on Saturday next, 29ih inst., there will be an excursion to Cincinnati from Ibis place for the heneGt of- Brookville College. Trains will leave here at 7:40 A. M. No passengers received at any other point. Fare for round trip f 1.50; children?!. Buy your tickets at once, as only a limited number of cars can be secured. Let all tickets be purchased, as far as possible, by 4 o'clock P. M. on Friday, as no tickets will be soli! after i: is too late to order more cars, if thos already engaged are full. Tickets for sale at Dr. Keely's and King's drug store. The cheapest place in town for White Fish and Mackrel is the Cincinnati Store of J. C. Chambers. Destructive Frost. The destruction by the frost on Saturday and Sunday nights, in this vicinity, was very gencr- ; -al. Everything that was in bloom was cut off as j with a storm of Ere , aud even the young cherries, ! plums and pears as largo as peas were frozen, so j that when the sunshine thawed them they wilted j as though they had been c-joked. The new grape- ! Vnoots, three to four inches long, not yet in bloom, wilted and hung like string; and even j the potato-vines, that had rushed forward in the j warm weather of the past two or three week?, j were blackened and crisp with the ice of e'eath but of ctfuYSe Obey will recover. Teaches and ' early strawberries have undoubtedly suffered se- J "Yerely. ! Vote the'Citizens' Ticket next Monday. Taken Possession. . j Col. Will Cumback has taken possession ofj the Collector's Office of this Revenue District, and entered upon the discharge of the ""duties thereof. The office will remain t Aurora for the .present. We congratulate our people upon the appointment of such an honest and efficient officer. Mr. G. V. S'eveneon, the former Collector, retires well satisfied, arrl says that the Republicans have been grateful to him. Democrats and Republicans, vote thaCititens' Ticket on Monday next. Batzner Bond Case. Judge Carter on Saturday decided the 'above ease, after a hearing of all the evidence, in favor of the defendants, on the tronnds, as we understand, that Pawner's bond did not contain the amount of pcnaltv, (Jl 00,000,) that the date was blank at the time they signed it, and that their F'srrcatures were appended with tho nderstandinsr that rne hundred names were to be obtained before the blanks aforesaid were filled, whereas only about thirty rnmes were obtained. A bill of exceptions was taken "by the State, and the case will probably again be appealed to the Snpreme Court. White Fish and Mackerel for sa!e by Wiley 3t Case. Good Templars. This temperance organization in Brookville already numbers nearly one hundred member", with many other applications on hand. We ara truly glad to bhronicle this grfat success of so worthy a movement A table counter for sale, about forty feet long, at Wiley & Case's store. Fresbjterian Churcli at Mt Carmel. Just as the Tresbyterians have rai?ed the amount of money to finish paying for their new Church at Mt. Carmel, and have dedicated the hon?e, they find themselves without a pastor. Mr. Atkins has gone to Thorntown to preach. They are making efforts, however, to secure the services of another minister, and wil doubtless succeed ere long. Of course everybody intends joining the Kailroad Exucrsion to Cincinnati next Saturday. Buy your tickets ea,rly." G. T. Election. All the old officers of the Good Templars have reen elected for next term, except the Assistant Secretary, who resigned. Mr. Benj. McCarty was elected to fill his place. Agricultural Meeting. The Board of Directors of the Franklin County Agricultural Society will meet on Saturday, April 29th, 1S71, at 2 o'clock. By order of the resident. The Committee on Premium List are requested to be ready with their report at that time. F. R. A. Jeter, Sec'y. For cheap Groceries of all kinds, call on J. C. Chambers.

The Election Next Monday. The Corporation Election in Brookville next Monday promises to be a lively affair, as it is understood that the Democrats and Republicans will unite upon tho ticket nominated at

the Citizen' Meeting on last Saturday night, with a determination to elect that ticket, notwithstanding the strenuous efforts that are being made by a few Democratic politicians to continue to draw the party lines and thus keep op the old party strife that has so long disgraced our community. These latter have gotten up a ticket composed entirely of Dem ocrats, and will most probably also get up oogus inixea ucKei in oraer to del eat the noparty movement which our best citizens are trying to inaugurate. Aga-n we urge our people to go to the polls . r j . .j- . . ueii jionaay ana voie lor tue best men irre spective of party vote for Ilitt, Walz, Gerber, Buoe, Cain, Swift and Fete the ticket nominated ba regularly called meeting of our citizens. Wiley & Case continue to supply the public with everything in the shape of Family Groceries. T. T. Smith still continues to take Photo's at one dollar per doeen. That fine stock of Queensware and Glassware at Wiley &, Case's store is being constantly replenished to meet the great demand therefor. Go there when you want anything in that line. T. T. Smith returns his fianks to bis patrons for the manner in which they have sustained him while the To cent man has beon running him out. S. - Of course the excursionists on Saturday will stop at the Indiana House while in Cincinnati, where everybody from this section is accustomed to stay while visiting the city. Friend Rjman will be prepared for them. Pinned to the wail A. It Jarard's 75 cent Photo's. Wo wonder where the $1500 is he had to spend to run Smith out. All gone, we expect S. The Excursion train will leave Brookville. at 7:40 Saturday morning. Let all who wish to go, be at tho Depot by half-past seven or earlier, as it will take some time to scat them. The train will leave Cincinnati, returning, at about 5 P. M., reaching Brookville before dark. I shall give the people due and timely notice when I advance my price ou Photo's. T. T. Smitii. If the sale of tiskets for the Excursion shall he as large as anticipated, persons failing to purchase before Friday Eoon may be disappointed. Tho street sprinkler is aain in operation, thanks to our enterprising business men. I .Circuit Court trill meet Judge liana3 presiding. on Monday nextDrewersburg Items. The woodwork of the portable steam saw mili belonging to Davis & Miller, and situated two or three liiiles southwest of Ure wersburg, was entirely consumed by Ere one nint last week, supposed to be the work of an incendiary. The proprietors are at work rebuilding it, ana u wi;i prooaoiy oe in or-erattcu aaiu in a short time. Our Sabbath School is again opened for the Summer. Some of the young folks are making laudable tilorts to raise money to purchasnew singing books, and considerable interest appears to be manifested. Rut it is here as in too many other places,very few old persons can be induced to attend or to take any interest whatever in the school. Sing the verses proposed by your H'ooming Grove correspondent last week, and you have the case exactly, set to tune. The contractors are again at work on our Turnpike. The lime agreed on for ihe completion of the roadjs, I believe, next October. The wheat crop is very promising. The delightful Spring weatl er is enabling the farmers to push forward t :i Srirg woik ripidlj. Drewersburg, lad., April 20:h J. II. C. A large supply of Sugar Cured Bacon at Chambers Store. Hams and Prcf. Ilarriscn at Ebenezer. Trof. Harrison will lecture cn Chemistry at EVcnezcr Church on Wednesday evening, May 3. SevcraJ. experiments will be performed. For the Americm. Invitation. IsscBiBKn to Mrs. J. Mc. C. 15. of Bhookvillk. O heart of grace! oh hcaTt of Nature sweet! How often answering to thy wil jwood call Thy children fly to tiestlo at thy feet. And find in tl.ee, thou Mother of us all, A praciwus presence, tender and devout A friend whose wisdom charms the pensive soul; A counsellor whose speech Illumes cash doubt. And shows the grand proportions of thy whole. What graco thy bounty lays o all the land! Fairer than art thy branching firesls stand, And over all a joy that knows no dread. Here, veral skies, with tir.ee ef softest bloom, j? The upland slopes ami shadowy vallies stain: There, placi l waters hold in silent gloom The secrets of the solitary main. Here, dusky hills like blue pavilion rise, Encamped upon the wide horizon's rim: There, pillared forests tower against the skies, Vrapt in a golden mist re.mote and dim. Come, let us search the secret of ;er please, 0 heart of youth! oh sweet and undismayed, And End from weariness a sure snreense, A joy that calms and eernot make afraid. Remote from care, by sorrow undented, We'll take her largess fair without alloy; Bask in her tight: thus tun our souls beguiled Lose all their sadness in her plenteous joy. M R! V1KT Ftt.l.K HaWTHORSK. Grecnshurg, Indiana, April 15, 1S71. Aukric as Sunday Scnont. VTorkf.r This journal holds on its course with no lessened merit or ability. Sunday Schools had better send for specimen copies cf the magazine and lesson papers. Country Sunday Schools had better try this system. Publisher, J. V. Mctntyre, St. Louis. The April number contains 'The Sabbath School the Child of the Church; Take your Son with you; The Bible Boy; On the Management of Sunday Schaol Libraries; Encouragement in Work; Give ; What the Teachers' Meeting should not be; Excellencies and Pefects of Sunday School Teachers: Lessons for the Little Ones; Besides Boon notices, Sunday School Intelligence, Lessons for 3- Sabbath,' 4a. Tires. Mrs. Brnnetta Carmicaael's tenement house near Boundary Hill, occupied by George Washington, was entirely consumed by Ere on Saturday night last. Mr. Washington lost all of his household goods. The grist mill and saw mill at Homing's n..,.,o :n litrrbUml TnwnshiD. was also enVul u.ioj au jBjJ""," a tirely destroyed by Ere, one oifiM last week

Mammoth Feed and Sale Stables . While at Greensburg recently we visited the Mammoth Feed and Sale Stables of Messrs. Bunsmore A Shultr, now in process of erection in the rear of the Moss House. When completed, these stable buildings will measure 160 feet in depth, 40 feet front, two stories high, heavy brick ma

sonry, and will accommondate 150 head of horses. Judging from what we saw, this firm is doing a heavy business in the buying and selling of horses and mules. They are clever eentlemcto. formerly of this County, and wo wish them abundant and continued success. ToUS-n Marshal. J. W. Chambers is a candidate for Town Mar shal at the coming May Election in Brookville . John Godwin is announced as a candidate for Town Marshal at the coming May Election in Brookville. Isaac M. Cooksey announces himself a candilate for Town Marshal at the coming May Election in Brookville. m 24-7w Harried. At the residence of the bride's father, Isaac Rose Esq., April 20, at 3 P. M., by Rev. F. S. Turk, William II. Brown and Miss Phebe Rose, all of Union Co., Ind. April. April weather On the heather. In the meadow, glen and valley; tn the hill Where the rill Bashes down with might and rally. April showers Caress the Bowers, Drenching every leaf and bud; Fickle ever, Constant never, First big raindops, now a flood, April sunshine. Bright divine, Ever purs and dazzling ray; Now on the green The golden sheen Of varying sunlight seems to play. April's breeze Among the trees Cheers the rcbiu, lark and wren; They are winging And are singing Joyful notes adown the glen. April flowers, Greenwodi bowers; 'lis a fairy sylvan scene; While all around Bright hues abound, And we must crown tho April Queen. April's good, 'Tis understood 'Mong the violets and the roses; Hers was the hand First blessed the land; The dandelion to tho talo discloses. April weather . On the heather, On the mountiin hilltops too; I n the glen Where the wren Promised ever to be true. J. E. L C . Brookville, Ind., April 17th, IS71. The application of Capt. John Colter, for release on Habeas Corpus, was dismissed, on motion of his own attorneys. For the American." The Recreant Miller. Town in a lovely valley, Picturesque, cheery and bright, There stands a beautiful cottage, Charming and neat and white; And near to this lovely valley, "With landscape verdant and green, The peaks of a grand old mountain From the cottego b(Hr are seen. Not far from that lovely cottage, Powa by the gushing rill, And washed by its sparkling waters, Stands an old brown mill. Round go its wheels with a clatter, As they have done many a day; Kear by you will find it? owner, AVho is young and handsome and gay. And in that charming cottage, That cottage so neat and white, Surrounded by charming flowers That gleam in the son's bright light. There dwells a lovely maiden, Charming and nimble and spry; As bright as the liht of tho morning Is the light in htr own sweet eye. Now cheerily, merrily sin?ing, Glad'ning her own sweet home, Then with the merest sigh she's saying To-morrow he surely will cotno! Bat tiino goes on, and tho maiden With a weary and cheerless sigh Gazes adown the valley, AVhile tear-drops blind her eye. But the miller heeds not her weeping, Norjhinks of his sncrcd vow; To a cottage acrcss the valley He is bending his footsteps now; There, toe, is a winsome lady, Gentle and lo.vipg true, Who welcomes the handsome miller With a love that is true.and pure. Loved, carcsjed and pettod, She envies no princess' lot; She is the bride of the recreant neiller, But the inaijen knoweth it not. Another year: and twilight . ' Is gathering over the world; The handsome miller is standing By the grave of that lovely girl. Then back in the gloom he wanders, Seeking in vain for rest, Saying "Alas! I've murdered II er whom my heart loved best.' Ircwersburc, Ind. J.II.C. To Nebraska, California, Kansas, and the B & M. R. R- Lands. The starting p ints of this Route are at Chicago and Peoria. The central point is Burlington, on the Mississippi. It traverses Illinois and the whole breadth of Southern Iowa. Hear the Missouri, its trunk forks int three branches, for it has three western termini. Its northern terminus is Conhcil Bluffs, where, crossing to Omaha.it connects with the Union Pacific for all places on the intra continental and Pacific slopes. Over-land travel and traffic choose this reliable route more and more. Its next terminus is Lincoln, the Capital of Nebraska, fifty-five miles west of the Missouri at Plattsmouth. This is the only direct avenue to the South Platte country, where the sale of rHl.nil !iQt season rose to half a million. Its third terminus is at Hamburg and Nebraska At Hamburg, it makei close connect Hons, twice a day, for St. Joseph, Leavenworth, Kansas City, and the whole South-west. In journeying then from tho East of Kansas - ii...)i.i.mn toii eniov advantages you can secure on no other line. Vou both pass over a road second to no other in speed, saieiy, r "j Pullman luxury of modern travel; and wh-le on your way, survey tha garden of Illinois and Missouri, as well as 400 ,00 acres of prairie in Southwestern Iowa, now in market at low prices and lone credit. Keep it then before peop!e westward bound, to . . -f- r.i; Au D .lit. f..S "511iisrx)iA.isr. house. , t n .tnv 163 West Fiftk GIDEON RATM0N, I Street Propticror, jCinciimati 0. uiar 25, 1SZ0.

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AND KOTARl V V Ii 1 C . tlA KHSSON, OHIO a nave tor sae a large amount of farms and wanproperty in all trie Western States. g2 0-6m Splendid Assortment of Good GROOKSHANK & MASTERS, FAI? FIELD, JXD., re constantly r replenishing theiitu tnense DRESS GOODS, nsistingof WOOLEN AJJD every description, suo COTTON GOCP BROWN AND BLEAC ED MUSLINS PRINTS S AWLS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, READY-MADE CLOT ING, CLOT S, CASSIMERES, &c SCOOL BOOKS, ARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, FAMILY GROCfiRSS In fact everything usually to be foun d in a Cit class Store. Call and get O K TO $10 PER DAY. Mrs , Womkn, Boys and Vt Girls who engage in our new business make from $5 TO $10 PER DAY in their own localities. Full particulars and instructions sent free by mail. Those in need of permanent, prolicabie work, should address at once. Geo?,gr Stixson Ji Co., Portland, Maine, feh 3-3m. SURVIVING PARTNER'S NOTICE. XT OI ICE is hereby given that the undersigned, li surviving partner of the late firm of Tague & Trembly, is authorized by law to settle the matters of said partnership, and all persons indebted to the same will settle aud pay him within thirty days from this date, or he will proceed to ollect the same by suits. S. li. TIthIBL Y. April 21, 1S71-3W SPECIAL NOTICE THE firm of Tague & Leeson has been dissa d by the death of tho senior partner. The business of the firm will be settled up by the undersigned as surviving partner. Persons indebted to Said firm wilt bo re lire 1 tn m ike quick payment. 11. LARGENT LEESON. 'T'llE undersigned having purchased the stoclt of -I- goods owned by the -late firm of Tague & son, will carry on the business at the old stand. Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended to the olJ firm, I invite a continuance of the same, and will guarantee satisfaction to all. R. LARGEST LEESON. April 21, 1871-Sw AND . Ice Cream Saloon. CHRISTIAN KCEBEE, THANKFUL for past favors, again announces that he has made large additions to his establishment, and is prepared, better than ever, to accommodate customers with the very best article of FRE3II BREAD, CAKES OF ALL KINDS, TIES, &c. He will furnish Cakes and Crackers of all kinds at wholesale or retail, on reasonable terms. Also, a good supply of Lemons and Oranges on hand. CONFECTIONERY, Ili assortment of Confectioneries is complste, embracing candies of the best quality, Dais, fruits, ic. ICE CREAM. Having fitted up a room for the purpose, he will be prepared, during the warm season, to furnish Ice Cream, Lemonade, Ac, "to those who may call. guFamUies and others en be accommodated with tho best White Water Ice, at this establishment, during the summer months, at reasonable prices. pl 2l-6m. WANTED Agents and Peddlers to sell a thoroughly good domestic article, wanted in every family. No competition. Exclusive teituory given. usines8 very pleasant. Agents nave sold 3 dosen, netting $30 profit per day. One s 1 1 3i0 in a small town, another lOOo ia five town-, another 31 ia calling on 33 families. Outfit $ iNo danger of imposition, liest of references gien. Send for circular to 102 Washington streot, Boston, Mass. LITTLEFIELH DAME. anril 7-4w AMnXISTRATOR'S SALE. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Thomas Ta jua, deceased, will sell at publin auction, at the Ime residence of said decedent, in Metamora, Funklin County, Indiana, on Saturday, April 29, 1871, the personal property of said decedent, consisting of four head of Horses, seventeen hea4 of tock Hogs, seven head of Cattle, eleven hea of Sheep, 5,000 feet Seasoned Lumber, 100 shares of st ick in Brookvisle A- Metamora Hv lraalie Co.j one twohorse Wagon and Harness, Farmiag Implements, Oats in the sheaf, S.vdile, Ono set of Double Baggy Harness, Wheat iu tha ground, one set of Blacksmith's Tools, Household aud Kitchen Furniture, and other articles toa numerous to mention. TERMS On all sums of three dullars and un der, cash on day of sale; on all sums over tares dollars, a credit often months will be given by the parcaaser giving his note with good freehold eeeuritj, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. AMOS MARTINDALE. April 3, 1S71. Administrator. VALLEY HOUSE, Brookville, Indiana. PETER SCHAAF, PR0PSIET0K. Jan. 20, -y.

A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY. BULLIONS Bear Testimony totUeir Wonderful Curative Effects. K. WALKER'N OALIFOUXIA

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Gentle Purtativc nn well as a Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit of acting as a powerful a rent in relieving Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver, and all the Visceral Organs. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether In younsr or old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood or at the turn of life, these Tonic Bitters have no equaK For Inflammatory or Chronic Rhenmntlxm and (iout, Hyspepsia or Indigestion, Billons, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful. Sch Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is generally produced by derangement of the Digestive Orsrnnx. DYSPEPSIA Oil IXDIGESTIOV, Headfeche, Pain m the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach. Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks. Palpitation of tho Heart, Inflammation of the Langs, Pain in tho regions of the Kidueys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid Liver and Brwels, which render them of unequalled efficacy in cleansing the blood of all impurities, and imparting new life and vigor to the whole system. FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Fimples, Pustules, Boils Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, Scald Head, Sore Byes, Erisipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorat ions of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name tr nature, are literally dug up aud carried out of the system in a short time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle in such cases will convince the most incredulous of their curative effect. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever ton find Its impurities burstingtlirough tho skin in Pimples. Eruptions or Sores ; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. PIN. TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in the system of o manv thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed. For full directions, read carefully the circular around each bottle, printed in four languages English, German, French and Spanish. J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. n. Mc DONALD & CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco, Cal., and 32 and 34 Commerce Street, New York. t& SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AXD DEALERS. s.1 FROM this date I offer my large. stock and grea assortment of from 10 to 15 per cent, cheaper than any other establishment. This Furniture i s nearly ail my own manufacturing. I will warrant the people ior every piece t:;ey buy. 1 don't keep any second heml Furniture, and my Tables and Safis don'tall go to pieces on the road before the pe rl go them home. Promptly attended to. Everybody knows that I make the best ar.d neatest Rosewood and Walnu' Coffins, and now I have a new patent which look.-' better than all the metallic. It is cemented insid and outside, and has a largo glass cn top. One kind is made particularly forladits. I also keen on hand the metallic cases, all sizes. When youj send your oraers, una t lorgec to let mo Know l! 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 on Main Curgess street between Kailroad aud ilill Pts., close to the Depot. Wil. FRANK. Feb 12 TO THE WOUiilXU CLASS We are now prepared to furnish all classes with constant employment at ho ua, the wh !eofthe time or for the spire raiments. Business new, lirht and profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn from 500.. toSipar ovoninj, and a proportional sum bydevotinsr their whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly a3 much as men. That nil who see this notice may send their address, and test the business, we mike this unparalleled offer: To such as are not welt satisfied, we wilt send $1 ts pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, a va luablo satupla which willdnto commence work on, and a copy of Tho People's Literary Companion one of tho largest and best family newspapers published all sent free by mail. Rca ler, if joii want permanent, profitable work, ail Jress t. U. Aiitj ;o., feb 3-3m. Augusta, Maine. sr.? AND1SFACT0RY 3BORF- fk CAI! BROOKVILLE, INDIANA, Have just opened a Stove and Tin-Ware Mannactory at Broikville, where they wiil keep con en hand a fii'e assortment of - C3aISiFA-L.R AUD H-EES STOVE . .,-.. with all their accompanying furniture embracing Brass, Sasar anil Tea Kettles, And many extra Stova Trimmicgs A nd-Iron S d-Iroas, Shovels and Tongs. ALSO eitir-v 1 assortment of Tin and Japanned TYaj 3"023 WORK, SUCH AS Roofing, Spouting, Ac A . t K , done wi'h neatness and Old Iron, Copper, Brass and Pewter, taken in exchange for wares. Xiiglitning IwcxlyWe pat up theStar Carhoaisd Iron P.ods, Cable Rods, Ac. Terms Clieap for Casli. si,or nn Main street, first door below Littk A fair share of thapablic patronage 5s solicited March lis usii jua vai.T.

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WOOLEN Oldenburg, Ind., Manufacture Goods which art superior to any other now in market, and would inform the public that they are now pre pared, with the assistance of new and Improved Machinery, To manufacture the Lest graded of V"-... Jeans or.all colors, IMain liaia Vlannels. Single. fc oni,le Yarn. Stoclvlns Varus, weeds, XtlanUets, Sallncls, lite, r.lc., Ve John B. Flopee. April 21-ly Fairfield Saddien. L . B . D C) Y Js E ANNOUNCES to the citizen of Fairfield and vicinity that he is now ready to supply thctn with eery thing needed in the Harness lin. Having secured the services of a c mpetent workman , he is now ready to manufacture Harness of all kind-on (he most REASONABLE TERMS. Also Saddles of the latest style, Collars, Buggy, Riding and Wagon Whips of every description. He has a fine lot of Ladies and Gentlemen's Packing and TraVelins Trunks. Valises. Jtc which he will sell at the lowest prices. All repariig promptly and neatly done. april 7-tf 131 PORTA NT TO FAKMfcRS. I am makingand keep on hand, ' AT THE LAUREL 1U0N FOUXDAY. A General Assortment of right and le!t hand, among which is the celebrated Cast Plow that won the first premiun at the Plowing Match at the Stato Fair last Fall. Also Side Hill Plows, with Cast or Steel Shares. These plows are war ranted to give satisfaction. If they do not, they can be returned after a fair trial and the money refunded. A sample of these Plows cau be seon at the Foundry or at Charles Samo'uiel'f. Brook ville, Ind. I also manufacture norse Powcrs.'Cane Mills. Hay Rakes, Cultivators, Clover auers. Fiold Hollers. &c., Mili Geajing and Common Casliugs generally. I am acting as agent for Gaar Scott Co., (Richmond) Steam and Horse Tower Threshing Machines, Saw Mills, Portable Engines, Ac, &o. Also for Long, Black and Alstattcr's (Hamilton, Ohio) Iron Harvester, Iron Moder, Sulky Rakes, fce. Also for the Massilon Excelsior Reaper and Mower. I also deal in Pumps, Churns, Cider .Mills, Ac. Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to. All work done by us is warraute I of the best material and workmanship. JAS. O'UAIR. .Laurel, luO., April 7, lsil-tf. STOVE ".AND TIN SHOP LaHuo ik Broth' ex WCTJLtt respect ully. I irectthe attention o alliorsonsiu wantof TIN WARE OR STOVES OF AN KIND tiir mortmea t, at their Shot ir Jt. Car where t hey keep constantly on handi rge s t f every th id gi n theirlineol business lttjw Uopatapto order, TlriRaoang.GatterlnsandSqoatlng They are also Agents for the sale of Adams's rum ns. Also Aeents for Elswald's Metallic foles and Heels, whirh they will sell cither whole sale or letail. The offer all articles in their Store at most revsonabla cash irices. and tfceir work is wtr ranted to give satisfaction. Oiders iesclfully solicited. Also, rat up LlGIlTKlsQ RODS 12 X cts per foot and SI .50 per point. April 19, 18o6-lJ. Vttarneys and Counsellors atL aw ;brookvllle dtdiaija. ADANS Sz BERRY Attoney and Connsellon at Law .Office in- the second 1 jrtliTiilc, Ind ttory Democrat bujiaing, y ftrM

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Watches ?,nd Jewelry. ot.sirting of Dbf-trx and Silver AVatc'hes, and '!! he varicti-s of .loweiry of the latest 1yle a'nd patterns. lleh.tsalMi a great vaticty of Clocks, which will It w.irfcfi d, aud sold at a triflinjf advHuco on wholesale price. Old Gold and Silver will be received in exchange for Goods. Watches promptly repaired in a neat and ek--peditious 'manner. A!s, have juet rtfeerred a large and well Veccted assortment of SINGLE & DOUB'L'E SHOT GUNS, REVOLVERS, PISTOLS, OLSTERS AND BELTSY FOOT PER FLASKS, SOT BELTS, rOOKET KNIVES, v Also keep tin hand ALL KIKES OF AMMUNITION "Powder. CarjS. Cartridges. Government PerenssffA V- t i j. . Also Guitar and Violin Strings, Bows, Pe, bridges, Tail Pieces, Wil. fcAWSONC ap!2!. , - ' ' -!" STE J i KOSCOTES. VIEWS, ALBUMS, FRAMES'. E. A II. T. ANTHONY & C6. 591 BROADWAY, KEW YORK, Inv!N tlie attention of the Trade to their cxtensiVo assortment of the above poods, of i'r oktm pitblicutitftit, ntunH.acl ire aud ii:ipoi U tiu. AlS', PHOTO LANTERN SL1DFS ititt GilAPH0ttT'ES'. NEWViEVSOF 10SEI1ITE. E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CdV, 5S1 Broadway, KVw York, Opposite Metropolitan SoteS, ivrcR i M) mamtach'Jhb or PIIOTOQKAPUrC MATERIALS. March 10-ly JOHN H. IlANSCHEN DKALKI I !t - J&licfyes, Gleets, fetoeilrU, , AND irH articles usually kept in a Jewelry Stof Also airent for Dr. 11. Uirsh'i Spheroid Spectacles, with improved Pantascopie Lebs4i (Seorgv. W .Sheprerd's everlasting Sold Pens, tfc celebrated Seth Thomas Chrc.1t, and the perpetu CalendarClocks, constantly on hand. Cashpaid or Work Done for GoMvr Silve Particulaiattentionpaid to all kinds of Repairinr Placeof business, one door nortn of the "Ui WhitCorner,"(Lurton'sstore)on Main Burget Street, Brookville, Indiana. Apl. 17-y. NEW YOWL STORE SEUING & KAISER Hive rccc.ved a splendid Assortment of BESS GOODS, sucn AS Elack Dress Silks, Krthirts and CluaUfl? Poplins in all new thadef ,- Plaid Alpacas and Serges, ESaek and Colored Alpa, ALSO Brown andBkacbcd T Muslifli AKI FLANNELS, JEANS R3W -4) We Ehafl make a 4 P 1 fll TV 7 AVc continues to sell mtr Goo at One Price to all, and that lW LowestSUING & KAISER. ' srt.g-. ' "tSaiiM A KUEii , ' L0 W KU, FKU I T, H F ! ' J Tree A Shrub, and ETr)rreen Seeds, ! " mid hv tnait. with directions' fo collwre. T -- t-five difierent packets f either eles for-, f I V Thesis classes f5.00. 20,00 lbs. Evergreen and Tree See'ds: A ' .- rear.Cbarry, 4c. Orass Seeds; Bet. Cabi . arret. Onion, Squash, Turnip, and all Vrnd Flower Seeds, in small of laree quanli' also Small Fruits, Stocks, Bulbs, Shrubs. . Verbenas, ie., by mail, prepaid. Now O"' :"' Banded Japan Lily, 60b. "Priced Descriptiv " -' alogue sent to any plain address, gratis. ' wanted. W no resale L.8l lo Agents, uiuos be Trade Seeds on commission. i B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nntseries . r . eed Warehouse, Plymouth, Ils. Estbt ' i - r L lSi2.-