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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

make DuC one more cHOTC LOT julia >
hand, and, if unsuccessful, he would
think no more about her, "she is too
proud for Charles Graham, ever to be-
come his wife"
1t was at the close Of The school
one day Of the same winter, that one
OF the scholars handed Julia Merton
note. She opened aud read, "Charlcs
Graham's compliments to Miss Julia
Merton, and requests the favor of at
tending the sleigh ride on Thursday
eve"
swell shan't Co." said Julia,
"Why not" replied her sister Ann
"you know that Charles is as likely u
young man as there is in the village"
"Well, | don't care if he is; shont
CO."
81 suppose you will answer his bill
let theu!"
Il shall do as please about that"
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Ann merton VINO hao hearo OIL inc
intended departure OF Cha'leS' was
just returning from school; ana when
she saw Charles she sPrang forward
and caught HIM by the hanh' ana eX-
clalmed,-"Oh, you naughty Charles
to leave US So what WillJn'la 90 when
you are gone! She will cry her eyes
out about you?
"Julia does not love me enough for
that" said Charles; "She will be glad
when | have gone away"
"No, sac will not! She loves you
Charles, but she is too proud to own
it,"
81 will never ask her to acknOwl- |
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

OF her conduct that DAY, ana lhrouSh
the winter, served to ill up her cup
Of sorrow for long time. But Julia
although she had been guilty Of great
foolshncss, showed that she had good
sense enough to repent OF the folly oil
her conduct towards Graham; and ev-
or after no one could justly accuse her
of guilty action. Many and many
were the offers which she had--but
she steadily refused them all. AL
though she had a faint hope Of renew
ing her intimacy with Graham again
yet she would have given all the
world if she could see him once more,
and could have undonc all that her
folly had done. But she had brought
her own fate upon her, and now she
was doomed TO bear it.
~
! Fiyeycars passed, aud Charles Gra-
I ham was an eminent counsellor III
o''' o. our W'S'0,i, '9'"'o"' 1"A' /"
meteor which suddenly flashes into
oA'S''n'o' "'i" ~ "' ''','"''' ''2""' ~
the whole heavens with u glowing
"''' "'' VI ''1'l' L" ','''r, :, ,',0, A0
,''' '"9 "'o,y o. ~" Ia / "'''''''P","'
~ ''',o''o ~ VIC ,''t '" Wv ~, ""''' ''
10 ''I'o III t''' i''''''C'' 40" 81 s''''''
'ati'e powers ana 'HIIli'''S cloI"''''''
soon won iof MN q S''Na'"s "iI'"%
the best lawyers OF the country anu
10 one VINO hau ever hoafa MN as ~
pleaded me cause OF inc Wrongful
VINO had ever seen his line manly form
stretched 10 us utmost Ae1s'I--WHo
had ever heard MS oeoPtoneo voice
III numbering eioqNehGo' ana see" MS
glowing eye ana impatient gesture
but SAID Chales uranan was worthy
OF the station when ne mao Won
If five years had altered Charles
Graham, it had more so Julia Merton.
Instead o!the gay, airy. coquottish girl
which she was when Graham last left
her, she was a lovely and scdate Wo-
man. Her past conduct fully atoned
fer former errors. Her lovely conduct
towards those Of her acquaintance
won the regard Of all. Tho poor
were by her charities taught to bless
her name. She administered TO The
wants OF the sick and needy; and II She
could do anything to relieve the IN
fortunate, she never hesltated a mo-
mcnt. and if there was one called
blessed by the villagers OF Cit
was Julia Merton. Sometimes when
she thought OF Graham ana now she
had loved hiln' ana Dut ior hef own
lauIt' she might nave peeh MS own
happy BRIDE, she could hardly refrain
IRON werping' Juiia through the
long period winch had elapsed since
Orahams departure had never coaS'
ed to love hlm; and when her gay SIS
ter Ann would joke her about him.
tear would involuntary start from her
eyes, and she would commune with
herown feelings, till she was calm
again, then she would again JOIN herr
IN tne oolnesllc outles OF the mousse
ho'a. "ohle'l'neSs size would thlhk mat
uraham might come pack' and yet
make her happy; then she would think
that ne might have forgotten her. and
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

Imported honcy-becs do well in
California. A good hive is worth
500.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

An EDITOR Tyre SETTING.-The obi
tor Of the Pittsburg Post has been tryin,
his hand at "setting type" His first ei.
fort appeared under his editorial head
few days since, and will be found below.
He will no doubt be "one Of them" some
Of these days: don't expect he found it
as easy as some think it is;
aNeM phi e.
This is aur first effort elypo sentative
prssnms that il will shoM IA wa can 10
arm faa--Me aIo SELF tAuShT tool Wa
went no help, 40 WILL hsvo il 1gqt win,
om assistance! Lho proof nj need
no correction, we don,, mend 10 ,rG
EvIi dpy. bu, will let,he Primers knoM
tqal va eIe ono o. 'ew.
Jolk vboul tVo cit o plini!ng , ~hh
us just Us casa as rolling "fogS'
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

4 lawyer, after a little reflection, 70.
marked that che had said thai he believ
ed the court could be bought with peck
of beans, that he had said it without re.
fecting, and wished TO take it back adj.
ding all had put it at half bushel,I new.
CT would have taken it back in the world
DO try to talk little common sense,
said young lady TO her visitor. "Ah,
but wouldn't that be taking an unfair ad.
vantage oiyoup
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27
BRooKVILLE ooLLEaN

fI,he fret tefn, Of the collegiate year lsss-s VI
commences on Monday, August 80. lsiS. d.
ring the past year. the institution has raoycd
high degree o. prosperity. No labor sill 10 spa
cd IN striving to r.uder Il sii more pro,crcus e.
efficient. Youth known 20 be IInmarul and ibd,
lent viii not be admitted to the College. An ms
students desiring 70 enter must BE- perfectly viz,
10 sign pledge 10 abstain frem the use vi t,gac.
Ia the Cologoor Ola the grounds. and tho uts of 1.
toxicating liquor whio members of tho College.
The Prosident win be directly responsible TO 4
pareut OF guardian for the scholnrship and genei
irPortmeht Of all students, male OF fepa.s, wi
,ro placed entirely under his control, af.or havii
elected aboafdipg place BY his direction or wi
his consent
Apartments, can be arranged Ia tho Cole.
whore young ladies may enjoy advantages for ~
boarding, under tho special care ~ tho Preside
AID his lady. Further information respecting n
feature Of tho tahool, will be ehoefially p,part,
hy the pfysldeit, II addressed ~ mall. You.
men can M rooms for tho same purpose IN town I
uood board Ia ercellent families eau be- obiainod
price not exee.ding ". per week, fuel and lg,
included. Tuition In the Preparatory pcparttl,,
Is ~ por term. Academic Ss,50, Collegiate 81 s.
Janitor's Zee so. Masic---insirumenial are
OF inst umsnt ~. frensh or German &3. Pain
lug and drawing s.. Tuition bills must 10 seth
with the Treasurer within rnIRiY days from be !.
giuning Of each Term. Students will not be ,,
mitted 10 attend reciialont alter this ported, IN
they present the receipt u the TreaEufcr
No deduetlon will DO made or sbsepce. except {
ease Of personal sickness or regular dismlssion.
student viii be received, except ~ spe al frrart
mcnt made at the time OF enteiint, for lees th
one iortni and no deduction viii be n AIDE IN the /
ton bills OF those who inter- within two week r.
tho commencement OF the term, as extra lnbo. n.l
DO bestowed upon such 70 AZ them for tbsir clhss,
The Board Of Instruction will insure the progr,w
the pupil, II the acquisitions VI tho College 10 cen
piled with.
No pupilswlll be admitted 10 Tho Preparatory n,
par,ment who are unable to read In the .lcct
Third Header. .
As soon % they qualified 10 read ss,abc
they will be admitted ani vii receive Instruct,
from male teachers and be under their disciplin,
For catalogue or any Information sddrcss
'a-r-'- nEt.0. a. CHASE, A. M. Pltsidcat
Wilson Morrow, Scc'y Board OF Trutces.
It' JuIvI0tf
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

Mn. Epfron:--T discover in compar
ing the Scale Of Premiums ofour Coun.
~ Fair, ~ published by yon, that com.
luittcd IN error in transcribing the r :
port ct tho Committee. ia Class X. for
the best bushcl Of clover seed, SO 90 il
should Le one dollar. Also in Class q
T. samc commitioe, 10 wit, Mrs Joseph
Goudic, Mrs. Fielding Jeier, and Mrs
Kcturah 'Icmp'cton, that wore ap.
pointed in Glass ".
b L,xy. Scc'y.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27
Republican MeetIur

There will bc n Republican Meeting
az the Whitclock School House To-
Illooming Grove Township on Saturday
August 2stli, 1858 ut 2 o'clock +. VI
Also, NJ blooming Grove on the even.
ing Of the same day at : o'clock. II. w
Bonnet Esq, of Liberty, will be present
and address tho people. Let every body
attend.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

sg- Counterfeit ten dollar notes on
he State Bank Of Ohio are in circpla-
ton in Cincinnati Tho Guzette says
he bill may be detected by the by tho
bad work in the eyes Of tho female y
The center Of the vignette.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27
Ag1ieultural Notioc.

Tho regular quarterly meeting of the
Franz I'm County Agricultural Society,
will % held ut Brookyillc on the first
saturday IN Septen b,r ut 10 o'clock
, ~, as this will DO last meeting Of
the Society, before the equity Fair, It is
desired that there be q general atten-
dance OF tho members. By order OF
che President, A. y. Line Sely.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

sS-W. Morrow 4 Co. at the "Old
White Corner" is again in receipt ol
seasonabs goods. They have purchas
ed afaseo md we'll selected stock
and their styles are of the most bcauti-
fal description. Call ant examine, il
NO moro.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

sVThe Lafayette Courier informs
it's readers thut DR.. Daily was acquitted
IT the. charges preferred against him at
Bloomington last week. The evidence
$ ~ be published.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27
Car1nl,all w,,s

Hon. Lewis D. CanpbeII was nomi
mated for Congress at New Paris, OHIO,
on Tuesday last, fro. n the Third Ohio
District, receiving the vote ct every del
gate from the three CduuSies compos-
ing the District.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27
- rhe proolyiIIe Bras. Band &C

The Brookvillc Brass. Band nc-
companied the delegation nom this
place TO the Democratic tanddngo at
Slips Hill yesterday Thursday
morning. Whether the Republican
proelivities Of MINORITY Of the membvrs
of the Band, prevented their doing good
service, is perhaps no question ut all.
They are ever ready to do their duty,
and do II we'll, no matter by whom en-
ployed.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

80 Tomorrow week, the 4th of Sep.
TENDER, tho people Of Mt Carmel will
hold agrand Pic-Nic, ~hich, from the
arrangements being made, will no doub,
be brilliant affair. Wilcox a. Broth
ers' Cotillion Band, from Hamilton, o.,
has been engaged. and will he present
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

pfS-Tn Northfeld. Massachusetts. u
short time since. u liquor seller had l,is
whole stuck s.un'mariIy destroyed. and
md In few weeks. being himself coll-
svrted to christianity, publicly tliank< d
The eiIizsns who took tho case in hand,
as his best friends
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

s6g-Sco notice in our advertising
columns, under the caption Of "Atlant.c
TcIegraI h Whether the advertiser
. proposes TO improve on the method Of
Fields, or not, will be seen by reading
his notice.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

n0r The Pie.Nie At Union ON Sntur.
dsy last. VITA oc, ASTON OF high enjoy.
ment We are told. however, that
liquor was sold near By, and that on,
two Brookvillians, Two really feel
ashamed to own. IT'D got gloriously
drink e
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

sgHon. ]. J. CritIcnden has been
been written IN, with view of his de-
liveling the Address before the Agricul.
tural Society, during our County Fair,
to be held in this place on the 81, %
and % proximo. Should he consent to
be present, due notice will lie given.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

FIRE.--on Tuesday night last the
roofof IIailc's Block, (the building 10
which our oflice IL situatei. , was entire
~ consumed by hrc,--s,rangc ~ il ma,
arpear--wi,lsoai tho siid,tcst damag,
TO any other part oftI,e'bnildng.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

SGT w Bennett. Esq. of Liberty,
Is the Republican candidate fr tho
State Senate from the counties of pion
and Payetie. Ills election is sure, and
no will make q creditabIe rtpipAsnta-
tivc.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

ng-The evenings and mornings
during the past week have been quite
cool. On Tuesday morning las,a slight
frost was seen ia tho country.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

p0- Read the advertisement or *
Brundrett, Esq, OF Mt Carmel, Inds
ana, in which he offers for sale desira.
bic property at bargains.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

ezra subscriber in Springfield town
ship, complains Of the Iateness Of our
paper for the last two weeks, and threat
ens TO discontinue il. Upon examina
zion OF our books, We find that he has
not paid his subscription. This q wha'
might be very. properly called cool"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

pS- Remember the Republican meet
ings 10 DO held at whi,eIock School
House. in Blooming Grove Township
10 morrow Saturday at 2 o'clock j.
NJ. and at slovming Grove in the even.
ing. I. W. Bennett will be present and
address the meetings. and we trust the
attendance will be lnrge.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27
DR.. Roback in Cincinnati.

The most brilliant success scoln 10 at
tend tho practice OF this celebrated
swedish Professor since his residence
in Cincinnati The most desperate Gu
Ses Of dyspepsia scrofuIa, liver com
plant, rheumatism, and cough are re-
ported by the sufferers themselves IL
have yielded to his Scandinavian Rem
dies" These medicines, II appears,
net chemically upon the blood purging
it from the elements Of disease, aud Gu
ring an infinite variety Of disorders, by
cutting Oft the supply OF morbid mat
ter which forms their basis. Tcstim, :
ny To this effect, which cannot DO i'm.
peachcd j. preferred to oil who are hard
Of belief Sec advertisement. iy30.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

ns-Isaac Cooley, OF Metamora town
ship. offers his lands and effects for
sale, for the purpose Of removing lili'
nois. See his advertisement.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27


The SKINS formed with thousands
of pores in every inch Of surface, whose
office il is to carry of the impurities of
tho blood-thc acknowledged cause Of
all diseases Of mankind-when tho skin
is dry and parched-when II is covered
with eruplions--whcn it is cold aud
clammy--when there il an inward fever
or inhamalion--it is impossible Tor the
skin under these circumstances TO per-
form its proper functions, and to carry
off tho impurities from the body us de.
signed by the Creator.
Morses Indian Root Pills remove
these distinctions. and produce free and
healthy blood, remove the eruptions
from the skin. and cause il to brighten
with the flush of youth and beauty
beauty so much admired and loved
beauty without paint and cosmetics
but beauty produced by health and
happiness. ss
Dr. Morsc's Indian Root Pills ar,
sold by all dealers in Modicinos-
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

This celebrated preparation, like the I,ters, ms,
be confdentialy relied on. II Is designed for elias
OF diseases more general and more fatal than an,
other TO which the people Of this country are subcc
those springing from "sLreHf cotD" That EN-
nent authority, DR.: Bell, says 81 will not say tina
colds are TO our inhabitants what the Plague an,
Yellow Fever are 10 those Of other countries; bu,
can aver confidently That they usher in discasc o
greater completely and mortality than these latter.
further proof Of the touiblc fatality Of disease
resulting from Common cold" may be seen by
glance at the following statistics, takcu from tn.
records Of the Board Of Health OF philadelphia
eenfeasedly oaeof themost healthy localities In tn
Union -
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

pwIIon.Jno. T. Cooley indcpend-
out candidate for the State Senate, has,
Ne learn. been quite sick.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

pss-If "Deniocfat' will furnish "
with his name, we shall be pleased To
publ ish his communication.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

All kinds OF job Work done at TIN
1fIirc IN neat and sxIedi,ious nan
ner. Try IA on.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

From those figures, u will be seen that nearly on
fourth Of tho total deaths In the country arc cause
consumption, 70 say nothing Of tho numerous othe
diseases springing from slight cold"
DO not trac With your health but, n sulIcris
rom cough, or a col on tic ungs. buy a bottle
HOoFLAND'5 DALsAMIc CORDIAL, and ,
may safely count on a cure. Thousands have il
20, aud have certified 10 is wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from a diserdcrci
dysrsptie state Of the stomach, In which case IN
uerman Blisers should be used. In eases ~ wei
ness, or gcho1l debility OF the system, rosuIti,
nom proiraesed cough, the German blitcrs Will
'sgesrs q =. 4 f9 E.. 3 ! ,... q. /.
street. Philaik pbis, and Cor sslo by Draaglsts al,
Siorehecpers Soughout the United STATES aud sas
ida. Price rs cents per bottle.
Sold by NJ. W. Halle. Rrookvilie. Johnu. Fiss
OldcHburgh. c. Van Camp, Metsmora.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

ny dog, belonging TO DR.. Ruff,
Itymont- ofthix plseo, was at,avkcfl
WITH hydraph5bia on Monday l,At
and was promptly killed by Tbs
owner.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

pg chaice has rctur.ed 80. 3 rea-
dy ms ever to take the bcs pictures
in all creation. {, ye him cali.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

srwhtat in this market Is worth
one dollar per buslsvi, and Corn fifty
cents per bushel.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27
Campaign American

W. "n' '"'"''" '"' az .fican TO sub.
'''''s's 'o' '"''s '''o'4' as, ut the follow
ing rates:
c"se suos'.' rs $3.50
",""s .. 400
''aos y twonty .4r 100
"a n'sIi,bon to the above, copy will
DC furnished gratis to the getter up Of
club.
Our fiienis throughout Franklin and
adjoining c''unties are earnestly rcques.
ted to use their infue CO in extending
The circulation Of the American, which
-ervicc will be gratefully rcciproeatcd.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

sa-The BrvpkviIIe High Schovl com
mences on Monday next, with pros
psct Of fair attendance ofscholars
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

m Miss ueniresta S. Hay, late OF
the Rockville High School, Is engaged
IA teacher In the Broolville College,.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27
BRDOKvILLE CDLLEGE.

HhUukvlhLE IuLLhuk.
Board OF iSsrRu 1TIon.
Rrv. a. A. CnAss, a. NJ, President
49,, - Y. Aers, A. D., Professor Of Languages.
ri. NJ. Gooowiirf, q. ~, kssisssog ef Msshc
mates.
Miss MARY TaRkssfos, AZ. +. L., Teacher o
Preparatory Department.
Mrs. JoHs Il. Rors, NJ. 4. l., Teacher Of Yoea
and instrumental Music.
OFFICERS OF BOARD CT .TNcsrEEs.
JANIS IL. SrEfs, Esqp President
wIIsox. Mons0w, Esq, Secretary.
Raw. joins ". krnif, Treasurer
The Current term colnngneed Fob. j., 1919, ans
will -lose ON the 18th Of Apa. The next term WI
oosnu,ss go April 2lst and AL close % The si
~ - =, - - ,l,r t'.s A nrala, fsp uspeeu.srf ~
ereises WIN take rs~ee. A'sseatsoh'of eight week
follows. f...
1>e fnstilutioa Il In lcufishing condition an'
ofsfs good advantages 70 Dung ladies ana genus
men sssiring practical education. :,
no yorng men, however, are admitted VIE WI
not slrn ps~dgc 70 abstain EsrinrLs rom sho ~.
Of intoxlcatinu iqnors, while member OF ths Col
iuge. Two itcra> Societies existin the school, ant
are In successful apeieen Libraries are CONNECTED
with each Of them.
Boarding can De obtains IN good irmhos
t2,25 per weak Several Studcs>es hife room. AM
board themselves, aud In this way senaef tNess .,
penses much less. Stodcnts Of this c's.s WIN ~
ways be welcomed by ths President, W. WI, On
deayor 70 assist them IN securing good rcoms> VA,
aiogues will be Forwarded. md enquiries pfol>Pu'
anewrred by the President. ~
ffeb5' 5s-tf. .s
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

rarM. J. s'ot, President Of She
Nortlern Bank of Kentucky, died at
Lexington on ths 18th inst. q
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rg-Dr. John r Goodwin starts fo'
,ls West in very few days. He viii
fe absent about six weeks.