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NEW DRUG STORE.

NEW DRUG STORE.
tsIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR
ID " dJWlH[NS1EWN
DEALER ~
Drurs, Medicines Paints, Oils,
Dyc--stuffs, pcrfumcry, stations
cry, kc.,
West side Of Nam ST.. merit door 10 tie
VALLEY HOUSE.
ROCKVILLE, INDIANA,
TAKES pleasure In Informing tho public gcncr
L ally, that he IL nov In receipt OF and open.
ing IN his new room. opposite tho public square.
u largo and full stock Of Goods In his line. Iis
stock Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
flo can say with all confidence. IL not surpassed.
either 10 quality or variety. By an. other houso IN
tho county, nor nj rs low prices. Ills large stock
OF
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &C.,
Kcpiby him. Is complete In every part. ! am now
opening an eiegautassortment or
English, French and American Per-
fumeries,
All Of which have been purchased at such prices
as will enable me 10 sell them al the very lowest
rates.
Far any OF the above or numerous other articles
usually kept la houses OF like character, the pa b.
Tic are respectfully invited 10 the "slgn of tho
Golden Mortar"
Ply sicians can rely upon having their prcscrip-
ton carefully compounded.
"
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NOTICE.

"A IL PERSONS wh"sc accounts with tho un.
~ drrsirncd have hccn standing over ono yeaf.
hre requested 10 call aud seillc The same bSforo
the lf.l of Jan. 1887 as DoclJrs must have bread,
as well as others, pills.
dec ~ J. u. DAVIS.
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fSR0cERTEs, HARDWARE, NAILS, ETC
W Luck a fafpuhat are ~ receipt llul sup.
plies ofthe choicest Crocefies.and best selected
Hardware. Cntlory and Sails. a. No CONNER.
eiali,ow, by LfAck & FARQuiiAR
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cLsvrL.sp, Ohio. DEF

CLkrELshp, ONO, Dcc.o. lt5s.
Dn. Ron ,cx- Dear slr,-i should DO Indeed un-
grateful u faiiod to reply TO your letter OF The
10Th ult., inqulrlng the egeei OF ,onr remedies In
my case. You cay you do not Wish TO publish my
reply bat simply To learn for your own satIsfac-
ton what tho Scandinavian Remedies have done
for mo. But, my dear Sir, I wish you 10 make
my statement public, not only Just tribute To
your own skin, but for the bcneh. OF others who
may be suffering us suffered, aud nigh, be cur
cd ne have been cured. For more than six years,
nc you are aware, endured n continuous Marty
dom IRON The combined effect o: chronic dyspep-
sla, liver complaint, constipation, and most do.
plorablc condition OF the nervous system. Dur.
Ing that ,Imc employed tho bcsl physicians In
tho West, and three times visited New York for
tho purpose or consulting the mostcminent med.
ic oil men In that city. All was useless. I dcs-
paired OF recovering my health, and almost wiss-
I'd for death. TWAS at this time your advertise
ment caught m, eyes, and deternInee. as for.
iorn hope, TO try your Scandinavian Hood Paria-
or and Blood Pllls. Only Ave months have c,aps-
Cd since uncoiked tho nnt bottle and look The
nrst pill. Three words will tell the result, I an
wsiii yes, In belter health Than can roeollee,
having enjoyed since my childhood. Ny reeoys.
~, under Providence. owe 10 you. believe
have paid you aboal shifiy.ave dollars Cor medi-
elmo, aud had every dollar boen q hundred, they
would have been cheap.
With deep gratitude remain yous truly,
MARY ANN coMsrocK.
For sale by NJ. W. Halle, Brootvii J. n.
anti a
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

maERE willbc meeting of tho Directors Of the
i Crscnsburg and Bro0kvllla Turnpike Con-
pany al the once OF John u. FarQuhar. ~ Brook
VILE, on Saturday, tho 3ist day Vi January. The
Directors are earnesliy invited o. DO present Ut
. o'cloc < n. NJ, ~ urgent aEd important busi
ness induces this call.
Tho Stock holdels OF said Company aud sub
scribers 10 tho Bridge at "l\imbies Mill" nro no.
uned and requested 10 mako immediats payinrnt
of their SUBJ cfpl ins 10 tho Secretary aud Treas
urer, aud " MI promptly paid salls will DO insIl'
tuted.
Tho Supreme Court have decided The subsenp.
ton 10 DO legal aud eollvetable.
JNO. n. FAkQuHAR, President.
yso. W. llfTr. Secretary aud Treasurer.
Jan II 9v
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TAXES. TAXES.

IL persons knowing themselves indebted for
"A Corporation ianNs for itje, are hereby ih-
isrmcd that they must DO paid Immediately orwe
viii have 10 collect bv law
jane1 ". h.. FARQun ar, Collector,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13
NOTICE OF INsoLvENcY.

At the Januaf, Term of The Court OF Common
II Pleas OF ffaLklia county the estate of VIII
Tam Amss, deceased, was deeltred ineolvcnt.=
cfoIllofs arc therefore nolnsd that the shme Will
" ''''''' LAZARUS HARDING.
Jan 20 3w 81 Admir-,
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qOMD STONES 4 MONUMENTS.

sCHRICHTE IL WELLINGH0FF,
r ATE or HAMILTON, OHIO. OFFER THE
Ia ehlgcns Of Franklin COUNTY. ind,nnn.
az tbe very brsl quality aud finish, NJ ~ low rates
y. can b. inrnlshcd IN this Valley. A. their work
snrlks 10 ITSELF they rotor 10 either IN the shop
~ ln Inc grave yards whore I. IL already eel IN.
snon ia mo odd yellow Tavern, south OF the Jail,
l,rnoksille. tnd, auge ~
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SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.


THE undersigned Commissioner appointed by
/ tho Court OF Common Pleas OF Franklin
county. Ind. for that purpose, wiz sell ut pnhle
aution nj fcppertown, ~ nitCtcok township. ~
said county, ON Friday, thesIth OF February, 1871 ,
between 10 q. ~. andi p. M. or said day, ms IVl.
lowing described real % tate. towiE
Tho N. Il. az Of The 5. w, qs. sectio n 10, tow .
range ~.
Tho \. W. ar oftho s. w qrof section ., town
Al, range 10.
The s. Z: or. OF tho :. W. or OF sselionie, town
II, range ~.
Tho n. y. qrof lheN N. W. ar Of section ~ town
~, range 10.
rho s. I; qr.or tho n. W. or dissection 10, town
ii.range ~.
II, range VI.
fEKMs:-one third down, balance In ono and
two equal annual payments, with iniorest. O. be
secured by note and approved security, waving
appralsement aud valuation laws
GEO. HOLLAND.
iane0, 1851 ids. SOmm'r.
AZ the same Time and place, tho undersigned
will sell ut public cutlery, on same 10 rnis
Thes. 4. az. Of N. Is. az section cS, town J..
Tso $. W. eaOf n. e. or. section 90. town II,
range a..
The N. W. ar OF n. L. qr OF section 80. range II,
town ~. GEO, HOLLAND.
| Jan. 90 tbs prs foe IS.
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ISAAC ETuaUn,s PATENT POnT.

ISAAC hTuAUusS PATENT PORT
ABLE GRINDING Wills, lo0
FIGURING WHAT. GRINDING CORK MEAL.
snALLcRAfx. FRED. Sc. - veil - Whole
ears OF corn (cob rnd si') ~ u called. Int good
fine cob nndfofh frcd. IN one operation.
Thee Mile manufacl1rc onf Of The beet 1uti-
iiy 81 French Barr Hfsck, with much ~r~r. I
bniid six different s'xes. prices ranEinf from o<5
10 $3.50. These Mills continue 10 stem thc cnf-
ren> Of al opposition and are superior Tor par
poses. especially for wheat forrinr- p
ATSo-SrkAuf'S PArE>T FofTtU I.E saw
MILL. called sKinR 81 the Woodss0
This Il an ingcnions add saw ~ III ~ make I1u-
Der In the woods. This NIL can % run By AMI
nal. steam or uatcr power. 1865.
Those wishing 70 know fully about the principle
spon which they a'e bull. and rhc prices ~ cara
sire. we II the terms 81 sale. <r. VII please
address me. asking Book Of Description. ~IirA
win mail and posi-ray. Those who do 90 VIA
write. IN plain. readable language, the name,
Post Once. couufs and Slate.
ISAAC STRAuB. pafenicc and Pop.
Sep ioom pc No. 10 wesf<th 81, cineinnnii. o
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BOO tx, s /.

Brookville Manual Labor Library.
niilS Libfary viii DO opened, saturday, Nov.
L 20, at . p. N. ,and every Saturday Afterwards
from . 10 - m. Members, and those who wish
10 become members. viii please cull. There are
membership aud thr rulcs OF The Library may DO
learned OF The Librarian. II l.. CASE,
IL
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TURNPIKE NOTJCE.

INK STOCKHOLDERS or THE HARRISON,
u New Trenton, Rorhes ter aud Rockville Turn
pike Company ars notified that an election for =
Directors OF said Company will DO held nj the
house Of John Al,hesr, In New Trenton, ON Mon
dag The 2nd day Of February next. between tho
hours OF 10 O'Clock n. M, aud o'clock Y. on
said day. SAN DAVIS,
New Trenton, Iani7 Sect.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE. - slaughter q
" Williams keep on hands ali kinds Of county
Produce, Pork, f.ard, sweet Potatoes, Irish Pola.
toes. Pumpkins, Apples, Butter, &e,, for sale
cheap for cash.
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E',..NsfEI.I
BLOOD pgRk " g 6sQ0D PIGl
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE
FOR "a LII.
DIR. RoBAcKs SCANDINAVIAN RRIEniEs.
A 7 last the grand object Of Medical Science is
n attained, DR.. Robacks Scandinavian Rene
dies actually perform xhs. thousands have prom
ised, but never accomplished. They purge from
the blood tho corrupt particles which create and
iced disease. Tho oasis OF all the solid portions
OF the body Il Tie HOOD and " that nuid IL pure.
the whole organization must necessarily be Wig
orous, hardy and bealihful. Hence, In The prep
araiion and eombIno,lon OF tho Ingredients Of his
famous Scandinavian Remedies, DR.. Robaekt
great object was 10 produce medicine which
should dl.nfeei The blood, In all cases. lie sue
eeoded, and the consequence that tho operation
OF bis Scandinavian Blood Perlaer and Blood
Pills. upon almost every species OF disease, slike
that OF water upon tho dcsourlnz element, ille-
rally extingulshlng the maiady. Persons surer.
log from debility from rhildh % end new vlgor
Infused Into them by these wonderful life-length-
ening resiorntiees. Tocy cool the heat Of fever,
create appetite, render Suggestion perfect. regulate
the bowels, promote sleep, inyisoraic the repro.
ductive organs, IN both scxos. eoniroi all disor-
dsn OF tho liver, cure sores, boIlos ,tumor and all
skin diseases, and by imparllne 10 the vital nuId
ucw elements OF health, literally make HE a plea
sure, instead OF tho wrarlsomc probation which Il
mustalways DO 10 the Invalid. These remedies are
composed solely OF Swedish herbs OF rare modiei.
nal virtue, never before introduced In The prae
tiec OF pharmacy. Physicians OF Tho highest note,
In tho discoyorcr's native land, and IN other parts
OF Europe, have eorlIGed 10 the value Of the
medicines, and they have never yet been admin.
isiered without being followed by mark cd success.
II is impossible 10 cnumeraio In an advertisement:
tenth Of tho complaints for which thoy infal-
Ilbie. sufiee u TO say, tina, therc Is no disorder
Of any organ, Unless caused by malformntlon, for
which they arc not adapted and for the simple
reason that they nei directly upon The element
which rcnews, feeds aud susialns all organs, via,
the yonons blood.
Mako sure OF the genuine articles by purehas'
Ing only ofrespociabie dealers and regular agents
or OF Robaek himself, east 9Th street, cinelp.
natl. where he may be consulted, by letter a. well
as personally, In oil complicated and dlfrenl'
ensos.
PrIeo OF the Scandinavian Blood Purifier, 81
per bottle, or IS per half doz. Pills, % cents POI
box, or Ave boxes FOR 81.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-13
OREGON HOUSE.

UREGUN HUUSE,
T,IIs iioUsKfs srfLL OPEN fop TIlE RE.
! eoptlon OF vi,lloss at ali hours, nnd no pains
will be spared 10 entertain them, whether The,
co me slrFly orby tho dozen, aud 10 difference In
tho price Tor public days. AZ least 20 horses can
be entertained al any Time At tho usual price
The table Will be Furnished with The beat tho mar
kei aiIofds, done up In tho best style Of cooking
aug 30 SAM. sHkPPEhD.
Peace! Peace!!
Old things have passed away and
some things have como new.
DAVID sLAroHTER. soLsnAN WILLIAMS.
SLAUGHTER & WILLIAMS.
MOULD announce 10 the public that they have
W brought on an entirely new stock OF goods
which they are now opening at Tho
OLD GRIND STONE CORNER,
long occupied by Il. ryaer, In Brookvllle. To
enulnefaie their stock would DO NJ tedious as Il 10
useless. II you want anything In the dry goods
or grocery line, call aud ESQ for yourselves. They
have
New Dress silks.
ladies Wishing 10 examine somo beautiful styies
OF fancy Silks are invited TO call at our store and
SOC some Goods which arc elegant - any lady can
sish 10 SEQ.
Etcnehcd Musltms
lndlcs are respectfully Invited 10 call and OK.
anime the nice Londaie Bleeched Muslis, I yard
aud inch wis'e; Soft undrcsscd Goods.
Plain Hisk Silk. WON'T split
ohaye Just received a celebrated Black SILK,
which has given universal satisfaction. Ladies'
who are DESTROYS OF purchasing black silk Dress
thai they eau have confidence 10 believe will wear
without cleaning, aud viii retain its iuslrc, Gun
andit at Slaughter N Willlamss.
Dress Goods.
Steliaand Cape Shawls, Black aud Fancy silks,
Doiaincs, CInghams, pflnts, Lawns, Challlcs,
Musllns, Llnons, &C., al our establishment.
Eicachcd Linen
Table Covers, Brown do, Napkins, Doyellcs;
lustopened.
500 Pieces Print.
Comprising tho Pacific, cocheco, Merrimack,
English, Hamilton, Sprarfes, Aliens, Manchester
aud number OF other well known makos, which
we are selling cheap.
Drapcrtcs.
Nc have on hands an extensive assortment OF
Lace aud Muslin Draperlos.
Sugar aud hkolslSses,
You may always hnd a variety OF Sugars. and
New Orleans aud Sagar-iiouse Molasses al our
stand.
Iron, Nails, fkc.
We woud call lhe attention OF thoso wanting
Nrils OF any sixo, and Iron of any kind, TO or
large assortment, which We oner low.
aprlle5
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win deep grs,Ilade / remaln your truly.

For sale By NJ. W. Halle, Rockville; J. N.
Eloominggrove; clifford q coble, Lro.
rel. daeil ~
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Clothing.

u o. BAKER SELLS CHEAPER AND BET.
xs ter Clothing Than ANY house ~ the mar
Goods, aud mako Garments 10 order At shortn
lice.
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NO. houth MIN ktrcct, FhIl1ueIphIas
AcExTs.-Ra~is & Morrison. connersvilis.
d. v. johnston. Brookvilic; chas. Van Camp.
Mesamora; Clifford q cob;c, Laurel; John W.
Scott, Libsrs,i 4. y. FHlier, Harrison. o. r.
hriner, ApdsrsonvliIei J. d. Mliis, Ellzabeth.
70 IN.
,sx "A IN,
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SOUTHERN MORALS.

Ii appears to be the fashion in Yir-
ginia, for Sabbath-school teachers 10
90 TO Sabbath-school with revolvers in
their pockets, and in the intervals Of
their teaching TO use them rs occa-
sion may require.
Thus, on Sunday last, young man
named Austin, student in an Epis-
copal Theological Seminary, went TO
n Sabbath school, Of which he was q
teacher, in Fairfax County, Va, not
far from Washington, thus regularly
armed and equipped. An attempt
seems to have been made by two Of
his fellow-teachers; or, perhaps, some
Of his pupils, to prevent him from
entering the school-house, and third
party having interfered, Austin drew
his revolver, and fred three shots Mt
this third party, one Of which killed
him instantly. Austin's friends In
sist that his life had been threatened,
that he was brutally assaulted by the
other parties, and that he fred in
self-defense. However that may be
the whole affair is q sad illustration
Of the rapid barbarization Of the
South. What a strange idea of re-
Iigion must prevail, where such things
happen at a Sunday-sehool2 This Is
the Church South. with vengeance.
n. Y. Tribune af
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

One evening last week, the jewellers and
passers-by on Washington street, were greet
ed by band Of musicians mounted on an old
wagon, on which was copper still, and q
lot Of beer kegs We inquired who they
were, and what was their object, and were
informed that they were bandof beerdrin-
kers on their way to serenade Judge Per-
kins They were moving in that direction,
and the appearance Of the men, together
with their peculiar equipments and and ad-
ornments, gave some plausibility to the an.
swer.
The Judge could mt have more appro-
pirate seranade. II is proper that such men
should forever bear the Judge in grateful
remembrance II Is appropriate too, that
they should bear with them ON these joyous
occasions the emblcms of their craft We
would suggest that the next time they 20,
they add TO the still and beer barrels, min
iature gallows, Jail, penitentiary, and aims
house, and a daguercotype Of the broils
and bloodshed which their business, by the
grace Of Perkins, causes Meanwhile, we
must say weadmire the boldness and audac'
lily Of this band Of drunken foreigners. II
is appropriate that they should thus tauni
the native-born who, to secure theirvotes Of
popular elections, say to them, go ahead
kill our children, gil our jails, do what you
please, 90 you vote for our party.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

Our distinguished fellow-citisen, Gown.
NOR wnreHr, left our city last Tuesday NOR
ming at the point Of the bayonet Ithaving
been rumored that he was about TO leave for
Berlin, as Minister Plenipotentiary, some
designing persons had the military call
ed out They surrounded the Palmer
House, from which he was 10 start, and az
ter he and some chosen friends, among
whom was DR.. Daily, Of Bloomington, had
taken their seats in the carriage, the militia
ry pursued them with fixed bayonets to the
Union Station A band of music was in
attendance, playing some kind Of march,
which zoe couldn't tell from the Rogue
March, and thus the Governor left the great
State of Indiana, whence he had been ban
ished by the faction which had failed to
overthrow him at home. The humane say
ing, Let the dying die in peace" should
have saved the departing Governor from this
demonstration. eil iae .3fro5
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In another column vii be found The card
Of Messrs Holland and others, IN regard 70
the dissatisihction cviaecd> by themselses
and others upon TIE introduction Of pro.
miscuousor family sittings in Wesley Chapei
Of this city We publish II by request Of
some Of those who are aggrieved by the
transaction, though we know that some Of
those Who applied for letters, at the solici'
tation Of others, have been diSplcascd that
matter which they regarded rs private
shoald thus be paraded before the public.
As 10 thc effect Of this movement upon
Wesley Chapel, Nc can say Cor the informa-
ton Of our distant readers, that some sixty
have taken letters Of removal, some Of whom
have deposited their letters with other con-
grcgatIons In this city, and some, VIC learn,
intend TO return them to their old pastor
and remain with the society Of their early
choice, believing, on moremature reflection
that he simple fact that few families wish
10 al together In the Church, Is not snihc-
lent cause for rending the ties that should
bind Christians iogctherwho have long been
ASSOCIATED In church fellowship The move
ment does not contemplate the sale Of pews;
on the contrary, those who favor the change
have given the most solemn pledges that the
I seats shall remain free, and that those who
Ewish 10 al as heretofore can do 80. All
they ask Is TO sit as they please themselves,
leaving others to do the same We regret
however that the movement has been At
! tended with many bitter denunciations and
] ankind wordswhich better become mon who
profess not that charity which Is long suf
fcring ana kind Those who have INDUCED
4 IN this uncharilable language are themselves
the greatest sufferers. Their words viii eat
as doth canker, bat eat deeper upon their
own enjoyment and peace than upon those
against whom they are uttered. 81
Several members OF other charges have OF
will join Wesley Chapel in the place OF
those who have removed, 40 Il is estimated
that there will be but little II any loss Of
members, while the congregation is said &c
have increased. particularly the night con
gregations, which, before the excitement
had been very small l.sN
As this ID private matter, we do not deem
il necessary to further cucumber our.page'
with Il, at present The question OF cit
tings in churches more appropriately be
-. A.. l..n..,t..t,n..t xox,ct. Wa nj
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17


A suit has been pending in the Marion
Circuit Court for about year in which the
State Of Indiana ". Hugh McCullock, Jas
M. Ray, CT al, were parties, on information,
in the name Of the State, against these gen.
tlemen, as President, Cashier, and others
interested in the Bank of the State of In
diana, alleging that the charter under which
they act, was passed by the Legislature a.
gainst the provisions of tho Constitution.
The question specially raised was whether
the Journals Of the Legislature show that
the act was constitutionally passed, and in
addition 10 this the case was presented in
various aspects The defendents finally an
swered, stating facts as disclosed We under
stand accurately, by the journals of the two
House Of the Legislature, to which the COM
plainant demurred. This brought up the
full legal merits. The question was fully
argued some days ago by Judge Morrison
for the State, and Judge Smith, Mcdonald,
and Hugh ONeal, Esq, for the Bank before
Judge Major. The learned Judge decided
the points ut Issue. yestesday morning, in
favor Of the Bank What course the State
may take, We are not now advised Her
Counsel excepted TO the decision Whether
they will stahd upon the demurrer, and risk
the Supreme Court, or reply, we cannot say
but, If we are not misinformed, the whole
question is one Of law and must ultimately
be so decided.
As the case now stands, the decision Of
Judge Major is in favor Of the constitution
atty Of the Bank charter, and all the immu-
mites and privileges granted TO it by the ct
Of incorporation.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17

~ Tho Superior Court, New York, has
given Judgment Of $3.50 against Mayor
Wood, in favor of . late merchantile part
ner, based upon fraud and forgery, in their
business transactions. The developments
Of the trial would send tho Democratic May
or to the penitentiary, but for the law Of
limitation, in such casea Yet this same
Mayor Wood could DO elected 10 the Mayer
atty of New York by the Democratic party
OF that city. In his late rebellion, which
resulted In the late riots, he has had the
countenance Of every Democratic paper in
this State, and in New York, and Is now
proposed as the next candidate for Governor
OF that State.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-17
GOOD NEWS.

Its reported that the last drop of liquor
in our neighboring, town, Upton, was des-
troysd few days since We also hear that
the citizens have taken firm stand and do
terminsd that there shall be no more liquor
sold there.
At NobIssvillc war has been progressing
but we have not been advised as 10 the final
result From the Muncie Messenger we
also learn that q whisky shop was closed
out few nights since, and that a meeting
Of citizens had been convened 10 dovise
means 10 rid themselves entirely Of grog'
shops, eitherpeacsably or forcibly. IfMun-
eie becomes temperance town, we shsll have
hopes that the Millennium lei hand Mum
Gle, " the highest point in the State" is 70
become dry.--Kokomo Tribune