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.11 J i. ...4 ..J Y I ; J .' . ' A V, t iv'l'. J, 177. ; I i " 1 1 m r Jiiar of Isi s co. i ,; cf i'..ei, in j . . . . j v r; I ' ut two i , ",r; .! I ".."ty yi-ir , by an It. V. . ' ; ' :-l r. n..' II i.uri ;.. j 1. i. Vl.I.o watt'iiii 'A M flock I y ia .s n to rc t Mm- If on Ue s-ii'.e tf a hiii, and 1 lis? wtwtlnT bi--iny -M, J.c lit a lire. On the followir morning he va stirpri.setl to fifrl Use stone beneath the ashes of hi f.re covered with silver. The -ht'i'hertl lot no time in inf:;rmin; master of this dneovi ry and the result was that a very rich vein of silver ore, was found, ;u d pre j anitiooH made at once for working it. ui this nii;e, whkh is called the Discovery," silver is still obtained. From the village of Pa.eo, about six miles distant, arrived several rich mine-owners, large works h ere erected, and at length a city vs founded, which now cental; a population of nearly "twenty thousand. Indians ere employed in working these mines, and some of them sirs very cunning in concealing pieces of silver ore on their person. Although narrowly watched by bvc rscerers, they sometimes contrive to carry off large pieces. A very valuable mass was thus taken by a minsr, who, pretending illness, fastened it on his back, and covering himself in his cloak obtained permission to quit the mine. What is called polvorilla, a dark, powdery kind of ore, very full of silver, used to bo abstracted from the mines by the following trick: The workmen would strip off their clothes, and having moistened the whole of their bodies with water, they would roll themselves in the polvorilla, which stuck to their &kins. On their return home they would wash off the silverdust, and then sell it. This trick was, however, at length foundout, and a stop put to it, as the laborers, before leaving the mine, were required to strip in order to be searched. i Three half-grown boys, near Cincinnati, pouved gasoline on the leg of a little fellow five years old, and then set fire to it right at the toes. The flesh was burnt off, leaving the bone baie and partially charred. The freak seems to have keen the working ol a devlish spirit of cruelty, as while the child was burning they threw stones at him, bruising the quivering flesh. For three days he laid iu a burning fever, and the physicians feared he would die, but thanks to a strong constitution and good nursing, he is now recovering. The boys have not been punished in any manner. Here is a Turkish fable: Abdullah went to the residence of jS'asertddln to borrow his mule. Nastreddin, who was a ready lender said the innle was not at home. At that moment the mule brayed loud enough to wake the echoes. "What did you say Nasercddin, that your mule was not at home but I hear him." ''Go thy way, false Abdullah," said his neighbor, "you are not a true friend; for you believe the mule and refuse to take my word." Phliidelphia Pre: "Pack me up one or two nice books to read," said Mrs. Jones to her husband jut before departing on a journey to the country. Jones did so, and the disgust which Mrs. Jones fAt can not be described when she took out from the satchel to read on thoears: "Barnes' Notes on Matthew," 'Cicero's TuscuUm Disputations," a copy of Livy," without notes', and a cook book. John W. Young', the Prophet's sen, and probable suecc:.-;or, is a 2I in! , mo h -t i. i' a ring m to, v. " t. si ,at I taken f,r a bu-y, V:' "m ' '"k f 'Iisvr. lie Jn - - ; -1yt : i. . -.tat;. : i.t v ' l v y . -t li chain, - ? .ai It' i .03 u a ,'t v. -l , .111' 13 3 1 ; v . fji' 1 .tI m' Sit , t I 1 ; a ti t I, ; - . . 4 ... a. - .i. ..

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AL. Asslg-isee's Saleof Ileal Estate Notice i.4 hereliy given that Cue undersigned As.'i rnci' of Wiliiam logherty, will tell at Ijul'ilfc ste.e.t inn, on the prejiiises, ou i iao.v v, N'vi::.iP,!;:: 1 cr, the fullo-.vin.qr real estate, iRdouin to said assignor, ami by him heretofore." conveyed to the. Vi:iici-"iitfn'f. in tru.-t for the benefit of ail the lion a li. le. ereUtora of said asigaor, William Ihmgljerty, to-wit: All tliat part of the we.-t half ot the northwest quartero ceetion twenty -eig-ht 2.:. towihin two (2J north and ransre two 2j wt-st, antai1 that' j ut it of the norihwest quaiter of the northeast quarter of said feet ion, township ami range, whk-h lies ou the o"rth side of Lost Uiver, supposed to contain fifteen acres, more or les.-;; also four acres, more or less, heiujr Unit j art of the west half of the southeast quarter of section twenty-oe, lil- in township two ii uorth and range. two 2 weft, winch li- south of lxst river and west of tiie grade; the east half of the northeast quarter of section thirty-four 3-1 J, toivnship two 2 north and range two (2j west, except six ! GJ Hi res oil' t!m northwest" corner thereof; tne southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of tle northwest quarter of section thirty-live fa5j, township two 2j north and range two 2j west; the nortlu-ast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 35, same town and ran pre, except ten acres oft" the south side thereof; a part of the west half of the northwest quarter of section twenty-eight f 28, township two ij north ami range two 2 west; and p;u t of the northwest quarter of the nortln. ast quarter of same section, township and range, all lying on the south side of Lost river, containing lui acres, more or less, ami also the undivided one-half of ail that part of the south half of the northeast quarter of section twenty 20, in township two 2 north and range two 2j west, which lies south of the New Albany and Vinceniies turnpike road, and the nuiUvided one-half of all tiiat part of the north half of th southeast quarter of same section, township and range, that lies south of said New Albany and iucennes turnpike road, containing 80 acres, more or less; all of said above" described tracts or parcels of land being situated in Orange county, in the State of Indiana. Saie to commence at 1 o'clock p.m. and to continue from day to day. if necessary, until all of said lands are sold. Terms of tale. A credit of twelve mouths will lie friven, purchasers executing notes with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, with six per centum interest per annum from date. .IOI1N 1.. M EG EN IT Y, Assignee of Wm." Dougherty. Oct. 16, isrr. . Commissioner's Sale. Notice is hereby jriven that the undersigned, Commissioner of the Circuit Court of Orange cotmtv. Indiana, in a cause wherein Lifiy J. Mattox aud Lafayette Mattox, by Nathaniel S. ilatto.v, their next friend, are plainrifts, and Mary E. Taylor and Ichahod Taylor are defendants, will, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1S77, on the premises, sell at public auction the following described real estate, iu Orange county, Indiana, lo-wit: Thirtv-eight acres in section 17, township 1 north'and range 2 east, bounded as follows, to-wit: JJeginning eighty-one poles east of the southwest corner of tiie southeast quarter of said section, running east 32 poles, tlienec north 100 poles, thence west 82 poles, thence south 100 poies to the place of beginning. Terms -of Sale. A credit o ti, 12, and IS months will be given, the purchaser executing notes, with interest from date, with good arid sittlicient surety, and waiving benefit of valuation and appraisement law.s. ABRAHAM NOliLiTT. Commissioner. Commissioner's Laud Sale. Notice is hereby given that by order ot the Ornr.ge Circuit Court, made in the case of lohn""A. ruvkhir et al. vs. Barbara Purkhiser et al., 1 will sell at public; auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2R, 1377, the following described real estate, iu Oransre countv, Indiana, to-wit: The southwest quarter of th northwest quarter of section twenty-four (24). and the east half of the northeast quarter of section twenty-three, all in town two (2) north and range' two (2) west. Terms of Sale One-fifth of the purchase money cash in hand, the residue in equal instaihner.ts at R, 12 and 1 months, the purchaser giving note, with pood security, bearing OS per cent, interest, 'tfale to begin at 1 o'cIock p. in. MILTON S. MAYITY, Commissioner. BAf ALE, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Assignee of Tolb'ert Diilinger, bankrupt,"will on tiie premises, on TIiniSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1S77, sell the following real estate, to-wit: The east hall of the southwest quarter of section twenty-one, t'. n. -:.!; two north and ranre two west, except three acres lying nyrth fit the Vincennes road, aud the north-west quarter of the southwest qnarter and tlxe southwest quarter of the Rout invest quarter, all in section twenty-one, township two north and range two west. I will also, on the premises, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2o, 1S77, pill the f .Row i-i rt rd r-t.ite. to-wit: The nortf'ieafc quarter of the southwest quarter arsrt the northwest quartered southwest quarter, and t:ie we-'-half d th s.iui l.ea-t quarter, rtt) i'l sni lion ti.-'i'n-n, towi:-ii''. two i ;'i n i t .-. i o;i. v -i. Ail i f i-.-i'l r; rtato situated in Orausrw conuty. Indiana, and w ill 1 e. by virtue of an oHer of trie DistT'i t ( 1 1 id "ti I .i v i--;.!ir ! ' District of 1. i'Ii ;i m, sits .; aa court t bar kri.; ('" i t .ft: i i-i ! i.i! - f :. 1 rf'i r;y l.nrs ;i.. I fri.ni tbp iien of the ju. l ",:-." Cf Will i'.1!! F. O-'i'M-:!. ileov.-- I'l.l. .?! ii M. Cuvais.i C. Anltui'ln & to., i ,el f.lso f e t;--i -l.e ol t. c J .-..ii t Mi's. IN aney u. Km or. lc. "m if --'i-. (--i-f j-M-t!i i"ie ) i.i-cbn-e r. will t, te.fui i d ea-!i in b;,nu smI t In rt -i v "-' m t ' ee e pia! i"-.urineius : . 12 and i Tnon! lis iroin u;ite at saie. with interest at, sieveu V""v ettnn per annum. 1 he pur-'i.t-T Will lt. 1 e.(-!l V I to tMff,ltl' tl'll.'S ni.li r. . . 'i 1 fi'rety, w:ivnx 1 ei :,t front r;ilttatori and sqwa'etnet law s. .- ili.- w ill i .' "i at . e. i.:. c h ' tv. " M. rAl! kKLL., Amizuve. i V. l A 'I'll Kb-.. A... n-.T.eer. ! . . i i i i v --,() : - , t t;..-. ri -I 't -.'ce of 'I . ' ."i t 1 '. -. ; - r. I vr i .1 i f -r c i-n a toet pio d'-jen cbi if o.i t and e i.e-;". u i oE a.nit 1 V i " ! 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Will practi.'- in pM tle'urts of Ov&rzv and adjolnins cottuttc. l'articular in u-ntiou jriven t.- cl!i-i:tim ud jTobato bueir.e. July 11, In 7. i.i-Gm Hotary Public and General Collection Agent. OEce one door sottth of T'h'cnix Hotel. OKIKAXS, INDIANA. Attorneys at law, jpAci'jf, f a D i.i r; a. CDOFFICE North East corner of the public-square. Especial attention riven, to collections and proceedings in Bankruptcy. Jan. 8, 1S77. i, 1TTHOr.lAG C. MAHAFT, Attorney at Lair, Notary Mlic asi United Slates Claim Agcsi Orleans, Intl. Will practice iu all the Courts of Orange and adjoining counties. Particular attention given to collections and probate business. 23 6m II. G. LIAVITIT, Attorney at Law, PAOLI, INDIANA. Will practice in the courts of Orange and adjoining counties. Collections and Probate business solicited. Office in Cole's building North side Public sq.uare. Buskirk & Megemty, ATTORNEYS at LAW PAOIiX, HIBIAIXA. NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE. Office in News office, in the basement of the Court House. TliilOOP & THROOP, ATTORNEYS at LAW PAOLI, IltDIAITA. tOT They will practice in all the Courts of Orange and adjoining coun tie3. Collections promptly attended to. OSce on the North side of the public-square, uv-st.airs- 1 7 ILL I A LI M . LIARTin, ATT0RNEI at LAY General Collecting Agent, PAOLI, IIIB. O R2itWill practice in all Courts of the State. Office: North-East corner of public square (ud stairs.) fnS7tf. A. J. SirdPSCN. J. W. PAYNE. Simpson & Payne, ATTORNEYS at LAW PAOLI, ISDIA7A, Will pratice in the Courts of Orange andadjoming counties, and in the Supreme and Federal courts of the State. Collections and Probate business solicited. Office East side Public Square GROCERY STORE! C "E?EO Would respectfully iufrm the public that he hsta ou haocl a large stock of Groceries, Boots. Shoes in 1 1 r GLASS AND WttDOW SASH, CIGAJIS, 2 OB A COO, ti:a, corrnr, sugai:7, " ic"-'-l anl ""'Hiita Yh, 1 n - ,'I or t e V i !,-';::. - i - i : i ii i i" u'i .i T av v ill I e f ' t at. :.. ,h s v - I ',, l,i t-T'i'-f In " I lt I v 1 e t ; 1 f ,'." ir- in h'"i r! m ,, 1 u f,- , ; i iiu I to i .1.11 ! v u.i'i n"i''" x t t "1 1 S.iL C L l V , -it I IT

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".ho Testimony cf t'xe World. m wf T m t lTf T" ! I ha:l no appetite; ltf-lloway's Tills gate UK" n, iio;) T"ty u.3'' "'Your j'U are TOttrrellt.us. '1 CTil fr another l., aud keep t!st m in tie li.n:-.' "Iir. I.icIo"vay 5'ia cwr?.l i.iy 1ca,";a!ie thai I cave ore of your Pill to my hne tr cholera morbus. 1 He dear little tluti got v. 1 in a iliiy.'' "l v r ;i r, :-.' a of a momintr i- now 'Tir:'-l." "Your box of Hoi lo way "s Ointsru'ut eured me vf noiws i?i th hea.l. I rub be. I some of voar fHnriucnt behind the cars, and the noiso left." t'l-id mo two boxes;! want "one for a poor fatnilv." "I eacloi? a dollar; your price is 23 cents, but the medicine to i;ie is worth a dollar." 'St ud nio live boxes of your Pills." "I-t me have three boxes ot your Pills by rctnrn mail, for Chills a?-! .Fever." J have orer 2'3 tmeh tetinooia!s as these, but want of !HX!aoe compels me to conclude. i"0S CUTA2IE0U3. DISOSDEHS, And all eruptions of the skin, this Ohiimfnit is most invaluable. It does not heal externally alone, but penetrates with the most search ins effects to the very root of the evil. Invariably cure the follfttrinx diseases Disorder of tiie Kinlnejg. In all diseases affectinsr tliese orgnns, whether they secret too much or too lit i le water; or whether they be at.Ucted with stone or irravel. or with aclies and paiu settled in the loins over the resrious of the kidnevs, these Fills flionld be taken according to the' printed directions, and tho Ointment should be well rubbed into the small of the back at bed time. This treatment will give almost immediate relief when all other means have failed. IFor Stcraaclis Out f Order. Jfo medicine will so effectually improve the tone or tne stomacuas tnese .fills; tney re move all acidity occasioned either bv intern perance or improper diet. They reach the liver ana recinca it to a neaitny action ; tiiey are wonderfully efficacious in cases of spasm in fact thev never fail in curinsr all disor ders of the liver and stomach. Holloway's Piils are tiie beet known in the wortil lor the loiicwmsr uiseases: Asrue Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches on tho fckin, lioweu, l minitpuoii. iJetuiuy, uropsy, Dysentery, Ervsipelas. Female Irregularities, 'Fevers of atl kinds,' Fits, Cout, Head ache, Indigestion, Inflammation, Jaundice, Laver complaints, JAimoag-o, files, Kneunistism, Retention of urine, Scrofula or Kind's Evil, Sore Tliroats, Stone and Gravel, TicIouioureux, Tumors, Ulcers, Worms of all kinds, W eaknesa from any cause, etc. imfohtant caution. None are genuine unless the signature of J. Ilaydock, as agent for the Uniteil States, surrounds each box of Pills aud Ointment. A handsome reward will be given to any one rendering such information as may lead to the detection of any party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or vending the same, knowing them to be spurious. .-oiii at the manufactory of Professor Holloway & Co., New York, and by all respectable druggists and dealers in medicine throughout the civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents. 62 cents and 51 eac h. "There is considerable enving by taking the larger sizes. N. B. Directions for the guiilsnce of patients in every disorder are affixed toench box. 22 Office, 112 Liberty Street, New York. Chartered - - ISIO. TOnfrirt'iiiM mBh niiiitw n - ir'iiiirl um imm V' -mi i fcii,FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HARTF)RD, CONN. Cash Capital Cash Resources 2,750,000 For more than sixty years one of the leading institutions of ths country. Eighteen Millions ."Losses Paid. Business conducted upon cash basis. No premium nces no assessments fair rates libtr-tl principles. All classes property insured on favorable terms dwellings and farm property for 3 and 5 years. Apply to JAMES F. COLLINS, Afxcnt, at News office Paoli Ind. AflGOED PtATKDTI'ATri'ES. CVeV . iij,,i-wtintiiO known world. SamoU Watch. Free to iJ-WAaenitt. Aadr&itt, A. Govixist & Oo Chicaea. JOHN JINOCHIO, East Side Public Square, Dealer in all kinds of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Confectioneries, Cheese, Cakes', Crackers, Oyster. -:irdiiie.. Nut. Canned Fruits, Tobacco and Cigars, Ac, &v.. .Best stock in town, and prices to euit the times. Don't fail to call and see me. JOHN .fINOt 1UO. Mayl0.1S76- M-3m Menaugh s cully, OUlCAa'S, ' INDIANA, HOUSE, m ABCOAIEHAL PA1XTES5. We would inform the citizens of Orange and adjoiBinar coun ties that we are now prepared to do all kinds of House Painting; also Fresco Painting, Graining and Paper llansiD? in thehightft style of the art. WvwouM also inform the public that we have put up a good shop, where we are prepared to do all kinda of Carriage and Wagon Painting. m BEALEF. IJ5T ft JCA.ZXZH. CEiT)S w" jbk. iKfl -ffi'iS mv-mm 0 wmimq tk t- k' - itW -r ITort'a side Public Square, PAOLI INDIANA. Attztm 6. 1872. t '6i'" ijti v. . - nj IIM.f t i . 3 l .... i, IB-.. . . ..... ... v.- . - c I p

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Foot of Fourth "avenue and Etfambcat Landing, , ZioiiisvUlo, IXy, 02PerDay,$7C0toI0 50PerT7eu . Special rates to the TlaeatVical prtision and commercial travelers. " SILAS KOfJS T7ELL, Prcp'r. 81-tf Late of Indianapolis. To T'iio Public! LUMBER! LUL'tsEnu Ila ving a large amount of lutnbcroii Yt.t aud being well xitunted tn manutarturn th same, I am enabled to offer the followed low prices: ' s POPLAR. s ?7 so to fioca F JOPOto 12 13 Stud and Joist... 12 50 to 15 U Weatherboard and Flooring 15 CD No. 1 1 and 2 inch., dry 20 CO No. 1 1 and 2 inch, green 18 00 OAK. No. 1 520(1 No. 1 Joist. .1 25 I am ready at all times to saw Isv the hundred at 5 00 to 7 SO per thousand acrorcl.nf totimher and style of sawing. Fim cla.wrk or no charge. Plow Stockf.' AxletrepB, Wajfon-tnnpiwii, Ac., reasonable. House patterns cheap for cash. Cash paid for timber within four mi 1m of the mill. JOHN J. ALLEN, 27- Faoi.I, I.nb. III sliajaULilJ ail fnsrw of Prt-TnlQ nature- r.t!" fr-t, mu.j - i e n tono'ec f rinjii or hi-., , jj 5nno i or Jnip"-!nj, 1 tuiuj i reiiLiy cu.-f 1 jca.'.i of t:ie l-iactitr, K'ftTfc 1 ' r I ur?, Ai .:? a. i Atvh, K:a, na i. wjruc viMm t:..-t iii,?5 Ot' t'LMALL-S jiei.i to b trMitreuU tx.m b ti i a i..e-iori fcinonci, n3 cxirm wanBi& i.,. Vm h a f-artu:fl of tr. lit ,r.ni v-u lift mmwn. &m IM iarreu iraru..: ia tn L. is. IA.iii S rwrw:i:r. t-witcw'Si w.4 privnto horjia r.d bowi, ca.l tnw. .rtri towe-me ut '.!cuu. Siftiti Sft renU far sismDje of r.alisw '.nvoffii j -rular of Imp-tot infermsfioa fc'y exp. Bli. 6Li3l!f MAREIAGE GUIDE rTi yoiin;? and j;:ct of" bna Si, ou t't c-mw r?rn catuns. Valuatri d 1 i- e to ibt mairwi it! mym- 4, marriai's. Har to t- hn.-.hr Atid trair r y in is a-MM tton. fcrerybody lioulU gst tklj bociu jhWw ctcn, 16 tt drees, ieaicd. iiEW STORE, !IE7 G00&S1 AUD L0W? CASH PRICES. sorgo Has just oicucd at Chamheraburg f;s!i stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, 1IA1S, CAPS, ROOTS, SllOLi, and Notion. Glassware, Queenaware, ffa.'dwarc, Cutlery, &c... &:. lli.s jf!Mds are new and first cl:ic, anil wi" he sold for ca.-h ot exchanpffi fur coubtT produce, for t Inch tiie very 'hig,tn mariH price will be allowed. Call" aud 6ce bim. Ledger All the great weekly nw?rtapeTot l",e ' and cha racier of th b cniciwi itiX't $.5.00 per year, while the LEr-GL '! 41.(0. The T.edcf.p. is th hest Family F! the United States, ably edited. haBTtfinry printed; containinc everv wc-t rh"H"? -' f!' piete f-tories. an installment of an iiluitra. serial, and general readinr f'rM iirtyj for the farmer, for the housewife, and 'r elapses, special cart is taken toinaKe tv-t. uniform!- rhate and moral, hcini Jl.&sa e--tecn cents far pos.tajt.et and your THE LEHOEK. CiiH aitb, lib 1 BOOT & SHOE HAKER, East eida ruWicPfinare, one oor .t -frtont liro's Sture, PAOLI, INDIANA, It."., r - M't i'b''f t1'1 ' t uti f r .1 i ali . - - i ! " - 1 1 1 , vt r i i -i - U . , t ( .- a i 1 l ' - , 'v, i "tail. it' " -) ! 11 II f . 1. ' I ' 1 " J k c ... i . i U, W fc "w a. .ij L.t X. - ... , - - , '. 1. i. : , .... 1 t ", u til1.