Indiana American, Volume 10, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 3 November 1871 — Page 3

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TIME TABLE VV. W- V. R- R- " . . , TIMS uu Leave Brookville T--S7 . a. grpre" Tra.a - W.il Train.... Fteigh TiainpRD TEAINS. ....5:48 P. M ...Ml r. m ..8: 3.2 A. II Train .. Express Tram height Train '11c'i.. isartirnlar Notice. . 7:11 P. . ..7:37 a. m. Those of our subscribe who have pud us J ance. and are therefore entitled ..lb. m aava- . ,i, kit nmR..America.." for a longer uc . A . :n k4 fumisheA with a ocJ pa;Iid If an arrangement cannot be made to I nlioue the "Ameriean" to their address unde aoew management, 'Tb3 New Albany !. .bane- will be sent ihe. e assure them .hat they shall cot lose one cent by the change 'f publication. The tnouey will be refunded t0 thee ho hare paid in advance for advertising, if lh5 will call onus. Pay Up, Friends. Ag'"i we urge cpou our delinquent fiubtrribers the oecesiity of o further t'elay in ,ing what is justly due us, for we must close p our bssiF.es immediacy. Please don't delay longer. Vote on the Railroad, the vole in the County on the proposed new iraihWl o run through Ray, Butler, Brookrille aud Fairfield Townships was defeated on Saturday last by a small majority, probably one hundred and fifty or two hundred. Had tie voters turned out in Ray, Butler and -Brftoltville in full force, it would have besii tmiea oy a handaooie majority. The official vote has uot yet been declared. Another Railroad Election Will take place on Saturday of tvet week ihistime in the four Townships cn the line of iheroad, viz: Ray, Butler, Brookville and Fairfield. Here is anotlxw chance to secure its road. Let the voters turn out ia full force' And the road will be a fixed fact. . .'p. mrm Court of Common Pleas. The Fiaoklin County Court of Common nas will meet on Monday next. Thanks. We are truly thankful to those of our suh scribers who have promptly settled their accounts in response to the request for thetn to do so. Let a'.l of our patrons who know themselves indebted, please come forward without any more delay, and much oblige us. Brookville College, lhe second term of Krookville College will open on Monday next, Nov. G.h. Excellent boarding can be obtained in She Collet building, as well as in private fanilies. L is highly desirable that all who propos attending should ba present at the opsning of the term. Church Dedication. The dedication of Si. Philamena Church, near John Altherr's on Wolf Creeit, will lake place on Sunday the 12h day of November, liil. Services to commence at 1 1 o'clock A. M., and will be conducted in bath languages. IL BUhop will be there hims-lf. Tbe Oideuburg Brass Band will also be there. The pu.ilie are invi:ed to attend the meeting. A train on the Valey 11 aJ ran ciT the track at Brecon's S. alien, last week, a: d dangerously ii jund two hrakemoa. , Kallrcad Accident. A destructive railroad accidttit recurred on Wednesday night of Ian week ou tba Valley Road at the new dam, a short distance above lirsyaville. About nine o'clock thirteen cars of the freight (rain ran iff the treck in concvqaence of a broken rail, tearing up the track a considerable distance, and badly wrecking eight cars containing stock, c cm, lumber, &c. Several of the cars were forced almost equarelj across the track, and one of ihera lodjd about tl irty feel from the track, the laiter cnu Uining three head of horses, nona of which animals were injured, fortunately. No one was seriously hurt, though lhe damaa to the cars was very heavy. Considerable delay was occasioned to all the trains for a couj le cf days afterward. Dwelling House for Sale. The endcrigned tffers for tale his dwelling house in Brookville a most dtsitable piece of property at a bargain if sold scion. C. II. BlSGHAM. Printing Office i or Sale. 1h Proprietor of ibis raper conteraplatea emovin(j very soon to a larger field of labor, nd ilfers the "American" Ollice for eale tjpe, press, fixtures, goad Vill, Ac. on liberal terms. Uere is a rare cliance for a .rgain. Apply forthwith to C. II. Bingham TJ. S. GaugBKnip. John A. Coleecotl hf.a ben assigned to duty U. S. Gauger at B'g' distillery, commencing November 1st m8t., but declines the posstioD, as will be teea by the following: Brooe villi, Oct. SO, 1S71. Bos.WlLtCwMBACX. tw er Sir: w11 he impossible for me to accept l!llflln...l XI.. : .. -r '!,18pJent at Metamura, owing to p.r.'.Tle nature which I do notchoo o matters of so to make L I hereby tender you my sincere thanks favor you have granted me. Yours truly, Johm A. Conscoir. Married. October 25th, 1S71, at New Trenton, Ind., by Rev.S. II. Wbjtmore, Mr. Oliver C. Arnold w MiijMary E. Leith, both of Fraokliy County. Died. Octoter 24th, lS71,of diptheria, Mary, second ughter of Isaac and Sarah J. Smith, of Butler TH!hip, tged about six years. Those knowing themselves indebted to the ""dersigned will confer a favor byicalling and willing their bills. Davis & Gatks. Catholic Procession the Catholics turned out numerously in a '"Jsorae Drocpinn nn Wort., r ,u:. ' Marching from the church to the eenifcl . J. it was "All Saints Day," we believe ii tailed. Thursday of this week is -All fcouUDsy.' N Mr. Bingham, of the Brookville American, male "angements to start a Republican b l IJew -A-'bany, and unless some one ter V A,nr,can' ,rokl' Coanty will, at, this week, ba without a Republican paper. LWnersviUe Times,

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, c,swi, October 27, 18TI. To the Ed.tor of the Indiana American: Mr DeAR Sih: W,H y0U d0 me RDd ft nnm. ber of my friends the of republishing .u,leBOI1 , stamas entitled, "Wanderer Wouldst Thou Return?" I Lardly consider ii necessary to fy that these ferees appeal strongly to each individual character in the land. We are all conscious of vic-ont. hKii. that to a great extent control as, and that we wouia give much to be emancipated from; and these rlitmno .i , j ,unii8 toe personal cnaracter and the heart so traly, deserve a permanent record in every family. Respectfully your., Robsrt R. Lisd, M. D. He all alone a etranger tame, three thousand miles away, Where Western Mornings heralded to him a lonely day, And when the evening's son aslant clothed hoppj homes with gold, lie all alone a wanderer roved "a sheen without a fold." No one was there to bless him there in the darkotue nieht: No one there to caress him there In the eweet twilight; No mother's kiss was there for him, no father's oice benizn Said,ChiM, retarn and he again, as in thy eraOne voice, alas, there ever was, in tone and aocent h'lebi It rang above the thunder-storm and blackened au toe efcy A hideous form to mock him through all the lonely night j , , A darkening shde to vex him, when all aroucd was orignt. Remember, oh! remember now," that spectre seemed to say And while it spoke it seemed to chase good angeis an away Remember, oh! remember now what was, what might have been: Forlorn ifid blighted, outcast, think what other times have seen. Ves, tUnk of all the gladsome glades, thy mother bv thv side. Thy father, brothers, sisters dear, and when, at eventide, They gathered in the happy home that centuries had given, And all within and all without made Earth re semble Heaven. "When all about was lore and pride, and happy, ocunteous wealth, And all would love ho d bless thee then, yes, thy degraded self. Remember, oh, remember, now, but ever yet deAh! even thou wast happy ones, and all thy fu ture lair. "ouldst thou return, and be again what once thiu urea to be? Wouldst thou return, and see again what oqce thou ued to see? Too lati! too latel" the spectre never ceased to cry; "Aa now thou art, thus thou shalt be, and thus at last shalt die." Angells light the spectre chased, a kindly woman spoke, And hope in all that wretchedness at last again awoke; A glistening eye, a feeling heart, a woman's sympathy, Hushed into rest the voice that mocked at all that agony. Iler heart was pnro as driven snow, as a guardian angui's mild, When bicii from awift destruction it hails an erring child; Iler voice was soft, for she, perhaps, in other days had known And helped the fallen, while the seed of better things was sown. For surely never yet before, ia all that foreign 1 and, Had holy Nun with pious skill, or practiced, prie?tl hand, Poured out a balui as soft as that, or sweeter infljtm e given, To chase despair away from earth, and call back hope from Heaven! Jons Jaiiiksox, M. 1). Dr. Jamieson is a fiiend, and treats female disorders with great success. Hid address is S. W. Corner of Fourth and Broadway. Kd. Ikd Am. Davis i. Gates are authorized agents for t'se International Insurance Co., Nw York. Alt pirties wishing lo insure against loss by Ere will fiud this a reliable Company. A Koto cf Warning. Aurora, I.vd., Oct. 2C, 1371. En. Indiana Americas, I write you for the purpose of giving information to those of ycur readers who may chanco to have land in Martin, Dubois, Orange or Crawford Counties. The citiicng are cutting the timber and hauling it from non- resident lands iu latge quantities. I have just returned home fro ji a trip looking after land belonging to a widow lady in Dubois Connty. There were 316 logs taken fretn a 320 acre tract to the bank of the Pa'.aka River waiting for water to ship. I reclaim cd the logs from parties and af terwards compromised with them, allowing them pay for catting and hauling. It is estimated that there are 20,t 0 logs on the Tataka River waiting for a rise in the river to shin. My advice to those e wnieg lands there is to look after them at oncj, for after lhe logs are gino you can't fiad tut an j tin rg about who cut or hauled timber. The railroad from MitchsII to Evansville goes down to Fataka River through Jasper, tho county seat of Dubois Countv. The best route to Jasper is to go Lagootee on the O. A M . R. R., thenee 24 miles south to Jasper. The best place to get conveyance is the Burton House, Lagootee. I forgot to say there is plenty of good coal in the land cropping out in many places, and sandstone and limestone ia abundance, and as good oak and poplar timber as ever grew out of the land. Jasper is a town farty-five or fifty years old containing about eight hundred inhabitants. Al most the oaly mark of energy and enterprise is the foundation of the new Catholic Church, which is ISO ft. long aud 75 ft. wide, walls 7 ft. high. The Catholic priest, whoso name I have forgotten, is the architect. The foundation is being built in the. most substantial manner and of the best of sandstone, some of them 10 to 12 ft. long and 20 inches square, and neatly dressed. The men haul the rock with tea tnams each day two to three miles distant from the church. Great credit is due the priest for his energy. My advice is to look after your timber at once. STBAWDEa CaCIK. A Business Change. Jamss E. Roberts, of Brookville, has pur chased the hardware store of W. W. Frybarger & Son, and will carry on the business at tbe old s'acd. Mr, Roberts is a young man of Ere limners qualif.catit.iis arid strictest integrity, and we take pleasure in recommending h;m to our friends throughout the county, having known btin for several years. We predict that tbe populaiity of this bouse will lose nothing by the change. Coane rsville Examiner. Davis & Gates are now receiving another in" voice of Goods, which they will sell Lot dr Cash. Personal. Wilbur F. llitt has sold his new residence in the upper part of town to Nixon Davis ford (3,700. Mr. H. has been appointed Assistant Cashier of the National Hank at Indianapolis, of which Col Farqubar is President, and has accepted, ths appointment and removed to the capital city.

We understand that the exhibition at Lanrel on Wednesday evening last, was a decided success. The hall was filled to completion by a respectable and appreciative audience, ad the performers executed their parts in an admirable manner, giving general satisfaction. Connersville Examiner. Burlington. Leaving the East and arriving at Chicago or Indianapolis, how shall we reach the WestT Th 1 . V . . . Best i.ine is acknowledged to be th C, B. A Q joined together with the B. A M. Railroad by the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and called the Burlington Route. The main line of the Route running to Omaha, connects with the great Paciflo Roads, and forms to-day the leading route to California. The Mid dle Branch, entering Nebraska at Plattstmouth, passes through Lincoln, the State Capital, and will this year be finished to tort Kearney, forming the shortest ronte across the Continent by over 100 miles. Another branch of the B. M., diverging at Red Oak, Tails into a line running down the Missouri through St. Joe to Kansas City, and all Kansas. Passengers by this route to Kansas, see Illinois, Southern Iowa, and Missouri, and, by a slight divergence, can gee Nebraska also. Lovers of fiae viows should remember the Burlingtou Route, for its towns "high-gleaming from afar" its tree-fringed streams its rough bluffs andquarrios its oorn-ooeans etretohing over the prairies further than eye can reach. Land-buyers will be sure to lemember it, for they have friends among the two thousand who have already bought farms from Geo. S. Harris, the Land Commissioner of the B. A M.R. R. at Burlington, Iowa, or among the four thousand home-steaders and pre-emptors who last year filed Claims in the Lincoln land office, where "Unci Sam is rich enough to give us all a farm." BOOKAGENTS WANTED FOR TWO NEW AND POPULAR WORKS KNOTS UNTIE D Or, the Hidden Life of American Detectives, -showing how the peroetrators of mischief and outrage aro brought to justice, and disclosing tho wbole Detootive system. 23,000 oopios gold in 30 A Wciiiaii'sPilgriiHiige To the Holy Land, by Mrs. S. M. Griswold. This latest work of this popular authoress, is an interesting narrative of her experience during a tour through Europe and the East in company with "Mark Twain" and the "Quaker City party." A handsome volume, fully illustrated. We offer extra terms ani premiums to Agents. Send for circulars. J. B. BURR, HYDE & CO., Hartford, Conn. oct 13 4w EYE WATER. ITt II. Chambers, of Cedar Grove, sells an Eye J Wash which he warrants to cure Weak Eyes or Sore Eyes a purely vegetable, harmless article which can be used even by the tenderest infant. Price fifty cents per bottle containing one eunce, which will be shipped to any point promptly to order. aug 25 Sin. TITHE'S Hair Heslo rativ Contains no Lao Sulphur No Sugar of Lead No Litharge No Nitrate of Silver, and is entirely free from the Poisonous and Health-destroying I)ruxs used in other Hair Preparations. Transparent and clear as crystal, it will no oil the finest fabric perfectly Safe, Clean and EfS?ierit--desideratums long sought forand found at last! It restores and prevents the Hair from becoming Gray, imparts a soft, glossy appearance, removes Dandruff, is cool and refreshing to the head, checks the Hair from falling off, and restores it to a great extent when prematurely lost, prevents Headaches, cures all Humors, cutaneous eruptions, and unnatural Heat. As a Dressing fur the Hair it is the best Article in the Market. Dr. G. Smith, Patentee, Groton J unction, Mass. Prepared only by Procter Brothers, Gloucester, Mass. Tho Genuine is put up in a panel bottle, made expressly for it, with the name of the artile blown in the glass. Ask- your Druggist for Nature's Hair Restorative, and take no other. Send a three cent stamp to Procter Bros, for Treatise on tbo Human Hair. The information contains is worth 5 to any person. Van Sehaack, Stevenson A Raid, wholesale Agents, 93 Lake St., Chicago, 111. oct7-ly Merchant Tailor. JOS E P II KOLII3FF (IIOMANN'S UUILDiNG,) H ASiponeda storefort hepnrpose ott arryia. on the AAA lu kiau o fill all orders for BUSINESS, and COATS, PANTS, VESTS, Ac, Tir M& snail HBcuy-i willkerp onhand a gead assertmeat XloadyMade Clcatliing. iGvlomtfs Farishincr Good o sueh as CLOTHS, CASSSIMERS, hiag suitable far priegMnLw.icr Wear COLLARS, AND KfiRCniEFS, GENTLEMEN'S HOSE, Ac. Call in iters sad use yecr vrtlcFtt, j"r rur ana jti wince rruau aosidne

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HURRICANE PATENT L ANTE HN COMPANY, Office, 14 Barclay St., iV. J. (UpStairs.) Offer to ' the public a Lantern combining safety and economy with elegance and usefulness. It cannot explode; it is not disturbed by the highest wind, and if a glass is broken it i easily replaced by meant Tl ... hlthe screw. ey have been tried. xucj are universally UKed whsre .oet 13-4w AGENTS WANTED FOR (tl THE YEAH OF BATTLES. German War; and A History of the Franco THE RED REBELLION IN PARIS, Accurate, reliable and complete, in English and German. 40,000 copies already sold, Price $2 50 Address J. Goodspeed's Empire Book, Map and Picture House, Chicago or St. Louis. oct 13-4w RAY TP. RAILROAD Lake Erie, Evansville & Railroad. ELECTION. Southwestern E voters of Ray ToWbgnir., Franklin'County . X Indiana, are nereby nptified that the Board of Commissives of saidCounty, at their Septem?BT ler-", 1371, ordered that an election be held jn iaid Ray Towoship at the usual plaee.of hold ing elections therein, on Saturday, Kovembcr 11 th, 1871, for the purpose of receiving the votes of the legal voter thereof, on the subject of appropriating twe per cent, of the taxables of said township, auVounting to Thirteen Thousand Dollars, to aid in the construction of the Lake Erie, Evansville 8D,l houthwestern Railway, passing through said lownship, by taking stock in said corporation to the amoutit of said appropriation. n 4 , G120RJIE BERRY, Oct.4,lS71-tt. Auditor F. C. BUTLER TP R1ILR01D ELECTION. Lake Erie, EvansvHIa & Southwestern Railway. THE voters of Butler Township, Franklin County, Indian, are hereby notified that the Board of Commissioners of s-iid County, at their September Term, 1871, ordered that an election be held in said Butler Township, at the usual places of holding elections therein, On Saturday, A'c vember 11 th, 1871. for the purpose of receiving the votes of the legal votei s thereof , on tho subject of appropriating two per cent, of the taxabies of said Township, amounting to Ten Thousand Dyllars, to aid in the construction of the Lake Erie, Evansvillo and Southwestern Railway , passing through said Township, by taking stock in said corporation to theamouat of said appropriation. GEORGE BERRY, Oct. 4, 1871-tt. Auditor F.CBROOKVILLE TP. RAILROAD ELECTIONLake Erie Evansville & Railroad. Southwestern THE voters of Brookville Township, Franklin County, Indiana, are hereby notified that the Board of Commissioners of said County, at their September Term, 1371. ordered that an election be hold in said Brookville Township, at the usual places of holdiDg eleetious therein, On Saturday, 2Tuveniber llfA,'1871, for the purpose of receiving the votes of the,! gal voters thereof, on the subjact cf approttafing two per cent, of the tax ibles of said TownsMp, amounting to Forty five Thousand Dollars, to aid in the construction of the Lake Erie, Evansville and Southwestern Railway, passing through said Township, by taking stock in said corporation to the amount of (aid appropriation. GEORGE BERRY, Oct. 4, lS71-tt. Auditor F. C. RYE WHISKEY. CAPEL A-WHI TE'S Rje Whiskey, ?2,50 per gallon, at Ja lues Haley's Saloon, Laurel, Ind. sept 29-ly. HALF.Y HOUSE. LAUREL, IND. James Haloy, Proprietor. The public accommodated with good beds and good meals at modesate prices, sep 23 ly. FAIRFIELD TP- RAILROAD ELECTION. Lake Erie, Evansville & Railroad. Southwestern THE voters of Fairfield Tjvnship, Franklin County, Indiana, are hereby notified that the Board of Conftnissioners of said County, at their September Term, 1871, orl3red that an election bo held in said Fairfield Township, at tho usual places of holding elections therein, On Siturdiy, Xovember Uth, 1S71, for the purpose of recai vin the votes of the legn I voters thereof, on the snbject of appropriating two per cent, of the taxable of said Township, amounting to 1m Keen Thousand Dollars, to a.d in the construction of the Lake Erie, Evansville and Southwestern Railway, passing through said lownship, by taking stocK in said corporation to the amount of said appropriation. GEORGE BERRY, Oct. 4, lS7!,-tt. Auditor F.C. FAIRFIELD MILLS. BROWN & BEST IILL guarantee satisfaction, in grinding W FLOUR and MEAL.' he highest market prices paid in cash for Wheat. This Flour is for sale in Brook vi!l e at the stores of Wiley Case, R. D. Templcton and A. Heao n. Will also furnish LUMBER CF ALL KINDS. Sep 1-lj A RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS Sjrl Agents, we will pay you $40 per w etk in Cash, you will engage with us at enco. Everything furnished and expenses paid. Address F. A ELLS CO., Charlotte, Mich. cctlS-4.f REDUCT10N0F PRICES TO CONFORM TO It EDUCTION OF DUTIESGREAT SAYING TO CONSUMERS by csTTixo rr CI.CBS. SUSend for out New Price List and a Club farm will accompany it, containing full directions making a large saving to consumers, and remunerative to club organizers. THE GREAT 31 A S3 P. 0. Box 56-13. oct 13 4w AMERICAN TEA C0-, VE3EY STREET. NEW YORK. 8 O'CLOCK oct 13 iw S325 A MONTH. -Horse and carriage fur nished: exnenses paid: samples free. H. B.SHAW, Alfred, Me oct Id 4w. RIFLES, SHOT GUNS, BEVOLYKES. Gun materials of every kind. Write for Prica list, to Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh, r a. Army uons and Uevolvers bcught or traded for. Agents wanted. ct!3-w

-It ham the delicate sad re(Vekla, I'OTfi " Jfcwaraa r aeBulae Farias, t'47---,,1,, Water, aaa la tl.-maa. Sold by rnnrlst-" I and Itealen la PESFIMEBY

Splendid Assortment of Good ,chookshank;& masters atly rrapl.jhia, thei r ia Bnse Uri DBBSS QQOBS, istiag of WOOIBS AND COTTON GOODS ever y description, such as BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLINS PRINTS, SHAWLS, GLOVlSS, HOSIERY", NOTIONS, Hade clot hing, CLOTHS, CASSniERES. JU., SCHOOL BOOKS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, PASILY GR0CERES trae eryihiajc usually lo be foand ia a fit st otoe. Gall and gat FOB SlI,E, ITeara Tim ! I 11 AY H tbe following Real Bstate, in A County, situated on a turnpike road. ml).. .1 I 1 . Payette and six wiiw nuui me rttiirona, ior sate: A TRACT OF 63 ACRWS 23 cleared and 49 in 800 ber' Wlth abunlant "aterfor stock; price, 1,ALSO.lta ACRES 83 acres cleared and under cultivation. Good barn 60 by 40 feet, good honse 2 wells, spring water for stock, and 3 good bearing apple orchards price 5,008. ALSO, 80 ACRES (50 cleared, and 20 in timher buildings common, apple orchard first class and well supplied with water; price, 3,200. ' I have also for sale a pleafant and desirable place mile north of Fairfield. Good bri.k house, 5 rooms, good barn, and 12 aa'es No 1 land; price, 2,200. ALSO, in FuirSclJ Township, a first eiais farm of I Si acres, about 12D of which is cleared and in a bigh state of cultivation, fair improvements, plenty of good fruit, water for stock In abundanceprice, S.20;. ' ALSO, SI acres bottom" land near Brookviller.'ice, 6,500. " ' AU of the above lands I will sell, nd eive purchasers from 2 to years to pay, as may suit their convenience or means. C. R. CORY aug 18-tf. Broekville, Indiana. BOOt ltt.Cl HO ISNATIUS SOSHLEa rtONTlNUSS to manufacture Boots and Sho vy of all kinds proaiptly to order. t his e&ta ishinent in Brookville. He keeps on hand af u ssortmen t a f LADIHS'AND MISSES' SHOIS, BOOTS OF 11VKRY KIND, CHILDREN'S SHOE. and guarantees a good tt in every iastasee Mending donenn short notice. Call and see hi r asortment and learn his prices. nor 1-tf I6FATIUS KOEHLE. The only Reliable Gift Distribution in the Country. $eo,oco oo IN VALUABLE GIFTS! TO BE DISTKICVTED IN L. D. S ! HE'S 152nd REGULAR MONTHLY Grift Baterpriso, To be drawn Monday, I"ov. 17th, 1ST1. TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF $5,000 each in Greenbacks! Two FrUcs one thousand dollars, Five Prises five hundred dollars. Ten Priaos one hundred dollars, each iu Greenbacks! W hole number of Cash Gifts, 1 .0001 I Horse ac l Bugay.with Silver-muanted Harness. Worth six hundred dollars. One Fine toned Rosewood Piano, worth five hundred dollar! Ten Family Sewing Machines, worth one hundred dollars each! Five lleavv Cased Gold Hunting Watches and Heavy Gold Chains, worth three hundred uoliars each! Five GstJ American Hunting W atihes, worth one hundred and t.venty-6ve dollars each. Ten Ladies' Gold Hunting Watches, worth oae hundrel dollars each. b0!) Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches (in all) worth frjm twenty dollars to three hun dred dollars each. Ladics'Gold Leontine Chains, Gent's Gold Test Chains, Silver-plated Castors, Solid Silver and Double-plated Table and Teaspoons. Ivory Handled Dinner Knives, Silvsr-plated Dinner Forks, Silver Vest Chains, Photocraph Albums, Ladies' Gold Breastpins, Shirt StnJs and Sleeve Button., Finsrer Rings, Gold Pens, (silver extension,) et Whole number Gifts. 8.UCS. Tickets Limited to 60,C0tJ. Agents wanted to sell tickets, to whom liberal Premiums will bo paid. Alnnta TP 1 ntr t a tli Civ Tlfil-o'a kiilifeli; All rvt oa.v iivaiin TwelTe Tickets 10; Twentj Five Tickets 20. Circulars oontaining a full list of prises, a description of the manner of drawing, and other information in reference to the liittribstion, will be seat to any one ordering them. All letters must be addressed to L. D. SINE, rJox Rfi, Office 181 W. 5th SI. Cincinnati, O. Sep 29 ly. PLOWS AT MIXERTILLE. J fflVS the Dayton Plows for role. Also SAMUB COLTER. Whi heat Drills.

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Watches and Jewelry . onslstiag of Daplex aotl irvef Wat.ket, sad aJ he varieties of Jew.lry ef tbe lsteat styles aid patterns. He has also a great variety of Ci con, which will be warranted, and acid at a trifling advance on wholesale price. Old Gold and Stiver will' bo reeeived la exchange for Goods. .-:.!-, atehes promptly repaired ia a peditions manner. - - neat asd Alt, have iast reeeived a ected assortment of large and well se SINGLE it DOUBLE SHOT GUN3, REVOLVERS, PISTOLS, OLSTERS AND BELTS, POWDERFLASKS,. - SO TBELTS, POCKETKNIVES,f4, Alse "keep on haadj AIL UNIIS OF AMMUNITION, Powder, Caps, Cartridges, Government Percassie Caps, Lead, Ac. Also Guitar and Violin Strings, Bows. Pegs, Bridges, Tail Pieces, Jke. WM. DAWSON. ap!26; Jaques fk Stout, AT WIIITC0 II C, IXD.. YyOULD respectfully! announce to all thy vv old castomers and everybody else that tba have removed into their New Store Bui loiig nd have on hand a complete assortment f DRY GOODS Groceries of al Kinds, BOO T,S aic;d d O ES, AT S, CAPS READY MADE CLOTHING, ARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, SO OOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, OILS AND PAINTS, -MEDJCINE3, All ef whi.h we prnpose te sell dariagtks first thrte months ef the new yearj Exclns.vcly for Cfisii or Trcclucc at greatly 'reduced prices.? We invite the public to call anx.d inanr.e goods and learn prices, as we are determined sell as low as any other house ia Sooth East Indiana. dee. I0-Im MT CARME'L STOVE AND TIN SHOP LaHue 8l Brother TiyCTJLD respect ally d ire e Uh c etenti oa all.rint:u waaiof TIN WARE OR STOVES OF AN i KIND at the ajsertment. at their 1 Shon ia Ut. Pur where! hoy deep jor.stantiy on handt rst st ise verywi.ng iBtheirlinesfbas.noss Thevw bopat up t o order. Tin Koonng .GitlerlngandSqontJi-s hey are also Agentsfor the sale ef Adswe Also Accuts for Klswa'.d'a ll.t.lli. Pumus. les and Heels, whirh th.r wilt aeil ;.. wknta sale or etaii. They offer all articles in their Fl.r. . mn.t rersonahla cash prices, and their werk wTranted to giro satisfaction. Oid.rs resneietfully solicited. r ' ateo, put up LIGHTNING RODS'lJ U' perfnotand 1 .5 par point. " April It, 1S-1j. .ets. Pnl..ntrJ to fVerV Maairl. MolhlT .t. .11 ft. 1. r. i 3E3 fi H '-"ic at oae aud two cent, a pie-. XT ery nani.r (vntnim from f 4 I S, wort of new Xasic; aad it can he ha.l tur .Vi .ruts. Ike Jul and -AniUft numbers ewntnin lhirt "Tf '"Ts) aiu-te sia.,) and will be cwtivrt far C anoanas. Adaeas J. try BrsadWiay, B. I. J, A. BATES HARNESS riANUFACTURER, Ander.sonyille, Indiana, Keeps on hand a good assortment of Harness Saddles, Ac. Cuttum Vosk djue promptly on most reaso cable terms. aug. 11 (jui. Wool "Txitec3. AT MIXER VILLE. f TTE are now paying 40 ee?ts fir Uawashee V v Wool. Tub W.bed iS cuts, or Fleeeil Washnd 5H ct.., and we have a large supply i Woolen Goods from the Hamiltne VToofes Mil I which we will sell low. flAMCOI. Mljervil!, Xoly 11 sa.

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w. ag-M.au iraaa, J-, mi aiuiN tanrn Jt . I, Tlaerar Elllsrsmnoti r1a Faacr DriafcTUad.af Poor Ram, U'tliUtr, FAOof Sairitad Refn.c Iviauors, doatord, aploed ead mataaad to plaue the taat.. ealiwl . ToBias, Aptlx.n."9 Heatoian," tc, that lead Ui. tl.pl.r ea t draakan aaas and ruin, tat are a trua Aluliciue, mala hoia tbeNat Ire Roots and Herb of Calirorofa, free) fraoi all' Alcohalle Stlmalanta. Ther aie the ;UEAT' BLOOD rr,.r?lE. and A I.IFK IJIVINCJ. FRIXCirl.V, a r-uteet Renovator aaJ Iuvijroraterof the 8)!cm, cfir ) d off all poteonoua Biattas a4: rertorin tb. l-tood to a healtbr conditio. Ka saiaiui . , can tak. these Iltra aawirdtntf to ctiraoMeo mai rmaln long unwell, provided th.tr boaes aw;ot dot trored br ninaral aotaoa er oth.r aiaaaa, aadtba viWI eraaua wastwl beyond the paint of Tapal. Yv Thar an a. Ueutla Paraatlva welt a e atToulc, poaseasitur, atao, th. roculiar marlt otaettac aa. . a powerful arant In r.!(ovln Oonfasttoa or t-i. tion of tb Liver, and all the Viaeeral Orran. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, wbatW la rouse or old, married or aincle, al the dawn ef we m tali ood or at th turn of life, th.a Tvnie Slttara have aa equal. For InHaininatorr or Chronic Uhenwiatlaaa pud Goat, Oysoepsta or ladiaestlon, 1111lone, Remittent and Intermittent Fever. Diseases of the IMood, Liver, Kldsovs aad Bladder, these Hitlers have been mast l-rirnful ach Ilseasrs are earned br Vitiated Blood., which ia generally produced br dran;.Baat ef ake Ilceslive Oraana. IUHPKPKIA Ott IXniGKSTIOX, Haadaebe, Tain in th Shoulders, CouU, Tihtn of ah Cheat, Dliiiusss, Boar Bruetatioo f 111 8iaah, Bad' Taata In tb. Mouth, BUieu Attack. Palaltatiaa ef tkSlaart, InOaiomattoa ef th lun, Faia la the I of th Kidn.rt. and a hundred eth.r palaaal araaph sr. th offsprlna of Dr.txpala. Th.r iavl-orata th. Stomaah ead stiaialat aa 1 Lfvr and Bowels, whiah nnder them ef ' Saacr In eleanalns; the blood f all iaararttl, aod kvaartioc nw life and vlror t tb wb.l. srstaaa. FOR SKIK DISIASE8, Bruptioaa. T.He. Salt Rheum, Blotch. Spot., Pimple. Paatulaa, Bails Carbunclca, Biur-Worms. Scald Head, Ser Mm, Briaipelaa, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloration af th Kkla, . Homor and Diseases of the b'klo, ef wbatevar aaaas or aatore, ar Ht.rallr do up and carriad oat f ha ratem in a short time br tha ua. of tliaa. Blttora. Oaa bottle iu aueh casea will codtIuc. th moat iHcradaitaa af their curative effect. Cleans, th. Vitiated Blood wh.n.r roa fiad it. aaparitlM bnratlrr throncli the .kin in Plmpl.t. t-upttaa. ar ma eieanae ll wnan tou Bn.l iob.tract ana alacetsh in the veina: .lean., it a-h.n i n f.al. p.urreeiinirs will tell you when. Keep th. bl ed par, and tha health of the sTitem will follow. PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS. Inrktn- la th. .ratem of no maur thousands, are alfastnaily datroyed andremnrpl. For fall direction.. r.ad aarefullr the circular around eadi bottle, printed ia fear lancuaae. Eneliah, Uarmao, kronch and opaaiah. J. WALKER. Proprietor. K. TJ. McDONALD CO.. Dragg-ieta and Uen. Arenta, Ban Franciaeo. Cel., and , it and 34 Commerce Street, New York. ar" SOLD BY" ALL DRUOGISTs AND DIALER. , The American Insuranc Cov OF CHICAGO. INSTALLMENT PLAN Capital$S95,683 34 UPON the Installment Plan, a policy i issued for five years. Premiums are paid in five . equal annual payvents. Upon this plan the farmer has but a w:. t amount to ray eacb vear. and ' has the advantage of tho proceeds of Bve crops where with to pay for his insurance, lit doesnet feel these small annual payments, whereas te pay tho time he insures for five years intcrance he feels it a burden. N. V.JOH KSON, Agent, Broekville Ind. aw -pf JUBO It is not a Physic it is not what is popularly called a Bitters, nor is it intended a suoh. It is ' a South American plant that has been used ' for many years by the medical faculty of those countries with wonderful efTioacy, as a powerful Alterative and uuequated Purifier of the Blood, and is a sureand perfect Remedy for all Diseases of the Live.-and Spleen, Enlargomont or Obstruction of . Intestines, Urinary, Uterine, or Abdominal Organs, Poverty or a want of Blood, Intermittent a Tlemittent Fevers, lnflammati i f the Liver, Dropsy, Sluggish Circulation of the Bloo.i, Abscesses, Tumors, Janndice, fcerofula, Dypepsia, Ague . Ftver or thoir Conoomitants. Dr. WELI,SEXTEACT cf JUECBEBA is offered to the public as a great invigorator and remedy for all impurities of the Moi-d, or for organic weakness with tbeir attendant evils. For tbe foregoing complaints JLilUBEBA is confidently recommended to every family as a houshould temety which should be freely taken in all derangements oi the system; it gives , health, vigor and tone to all the vital foices and animates and fortifies all weait and lymphatic, temperaments. JOHN t KELLOfiG, 1R Piatt Street, New York, Sole Agntfof tbe fnited States. Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Circular, oet 13 4w , " AQENTs WASTED FOR THE IST0RY OF THE WAR IN EUROPE It contains over t o0 fine engravings of Batt'.a, Scenes and incidents in lhe W'8r, and la the only full u then ticand ofticUl history of that great eoiillict. Agerts are meeting w ith unptecsdented . success selling frota 20 to 4 ttopxeper day, and it is published in both F.ng'ish and Griiinn. 1 TnIfXT Inferior histoiirs. are being. J il U J. llylv circulnied. See that'tbe boo-it' you buy contains 160 tine trgravitgs and SOfl, paces. Send for circulars and pee our terms, and( a full description of tbe work. Addresa NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Chicago III., Cin-, eiunati, Ohio, or 6t. Louis, Mo. oct 13-4r AGENTS, LOOK! $3 to ft! daily easily madoj Profitable and rspcctah!e business. A little nor el ty w mted by everybody. Sucjoss sure; Sen stamp fur eirouUr t-i Ci:irc!iill .t- Templet'' Manuf's. 5l liroly, . V. oil I.! 1. FOPEEY. THE FOE of Vic CHURCH AND BE PUBLIC. What it has f'or. TThat it is doing and what it. means to do. If pnnrr, ie.pti.ku, inftliriility ,' rands, relets, literacies, i'.,ltty, persecn-ti.n, tarlli ngi.rmec, a rd Nt f Tnr!; Riots. Se-id f..r' ireiilar. Address PEOPLE'S PUBLISHING Ou'," itRaue .ciuati, Ohio n oct 13 4vr

WELLS' CAHnniJC TABLETS. FOP. COUGHS, COLDS AND HOARSEN These Tablets present the A-id in fombitiation with other efficient rerordifrs, in a popiilur f. rm, foe the Cure all THR'.lATnud it' ' U f'ii-OHb. H"i A l'SKN ESS and Fl.CESAHO.N of tho TUKOAT are itniKdil-ly reliered. unu state-T ments are constantly bfiai' sei.t lo'tie poprietor? of relief in casts cl Th;oat-haitul-'its tf j eivrs ftir.iUr.e. - P A IT TTOTSl l-"f b" veil by wyortbl J .1 i J i . irti.- iiuit:.liina. j-t-orly W oils' Carbolic T hvts. Price 25 Cts per H ix, JOHN Q. ,KI.LO3G. 1? l'l..t St.. fi.Y'i Soto Agent f.- thg V, S, Send for Cncular. .-' bt II 4W