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EaE EQUESTRIAN STATUE or WASHINGTON DISPLAYED IN
liz BEAUTY AND MAaSHIcKScE. In obedience to the
gent demand of public curiosity, the equestrian statue
Washington was yesterday uncovered and all its beau
unveiled to the gaze of thousands who, for several
r, stood around in admirng criticism of the group
out H. M the face of the great captain was uncover
and three hearty cheers went up as the noble features
be opened to view, bright sunshine lighting up the
b. We must defer to early day description of the
pup which, without one dissenting voice, 50 far
bid learn, is pronounced wonderful triumph of art
all its details the statue il perfect and To move
speak with all the naturalness and yisidness of ma
he statue will be again yelled this morning, that
tens Of thousands who will visit Richmond the 22d
fary may enjoy the surprise of novelty that delight
10 many yesterday. We have to advise all who wish
realize the perfect likeness Of Washington accordant
the face Of Hondons statue, to look at the statue of
|shington from tie eaa that is, from line running
|n the western point of the City Hall portico.
AL we have to say at present h that all abors and
bietes about the success of the Virginia Washington
|nument are more than compensated by the unveing
the Washington group. In the language of distin-
hed foreigner of talent and TASTE Virginia and Rich
Pnd Justly claim to have the finest work OF art in
world.
conclusion we are requested by several leading cti
suggest that public meeting of the citizens OF
hmond be called at once. to make arrangements for
entertainment of the large number Of visters who will
Richmond at the great celebration on the 22d Feb
(V We leave to Others to carry out the patriotic sug
ftion. Richmond Enquirer, Jan. 28
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.
Last night but one Of the Fairy Star,

last night but one Of the Fairy Star, .ge
MIS- AGNES ROBERTSON
First night Of
1.-THE YOUNG ACTRESS
original performance from which Miss Robertson
fame AZ the most versatile Of modern actresses.
She appears six characters
CARLO, MARIA, SALLY BACON, HANS, EFf1E, CoRNEY
inerspcrsed with songs and dances
FRpAr, JANuARy 90 1858.
THE DEVIL . IN IT.
Mss Agnes Robertson
II
After which,
THE YOUNG ACTRESS
Maria Miss Agnes Robertson
sally Bacon .-t.s Ma. Agnes Robsrtson
Miss Agnes Robertson
Miss Robertson
Corney Miss Agnes Robertson.
W Doors
Jan ~ Tint saesstar1
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nSs-iSDLAYIANs' DEMOCRATIC CLUB.--The members
Of the dianisns hereby
be meeting Of the Club in Temperance Hall ~ o'clock
urday evening
The attendance Of earnestly requested
ness Of Importance VIII be brought the meeting
All democrats from Indiana this city who
not members Of the Club requested with thi
u. srRorII,
Jan 2s-t1 Secretary.
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United states Patent once,

WA'lNNHTON JAhuAFy 70, 1909
ON the petition of Caleb and T. Willis Pratt Of
praying the IAtent
granted them the 4th of April, 1874 for Improvement
bridges years the expiration
patent which place the 4th April 1853
petition
Monday, I'D March II o'clock all persons
notified and show they have why pc
ition ought To be granted. taEFt al.'
opposing the required nis
Office objections specially forth In writing ut twenty
hearing all testimony filed
hearing
of the Office which will be furnished sppca
ton. fa-e@ sa 81 Itq-t
testimony the will be closed the 9Th Of March
papers relied upon testimony
In the arguments
any, within days thereafter
ordered published in the Unen washing
Boston, Massachusetts, weelfor
cosve weeks previous the 22i Of March the day az hearing
JOS HOLT,
O
PsEdos of the viii please copy send their
Once, paper containing this
l6-law3w
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ENGRAVED GLASS PLATES.-A beautiful arti.
IL Gle for carriage windows for see DOOR y~sbue
lights Sc NC Can be the above store and only " be
to be appreciated and adr,red
lvANs THoMrfoy. Agents,
Jan le-=eolp s2e Penn. evenus Washington.
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A TREC0TS MeIOAATE HIeroRY
The Diplomatic History the ADMINISTRATION Washington
Adams, Hsa-lsol BY William Henry Trcscc
BRITISH pOEIS-sCOrT
The fo~cal Works Of Walter Child
"nh mao'r % the AUTHOR aud portrait vo ismo ~ 10
sCmTs rOEAee -POCxET Epn1ON
The roetical Works edition
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Jan 1a--3t(rod
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NE BOWS REVIEW, Industrial Resources, &C.;
~ edited by j. d. " In Bow. Published nsoaAiy. per
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he Bow spess weekly paper devoted political social ler.
ry educational industrial Development per annum
scriptions received BY fRANcK TAYLOR Agent
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

prescribed great by the medical faculty gravel
govt rheumatism dropsy dyspepsia, sluggish
blood inadequate assimilation OF food aud exhausted energy
and as a bey erage, has superior in the world
Put up in quart pint bottles sale all the draSgt
and groccrs Ia Washington,
UD0IPHo WOLFE
sole Importer aud Manufacturer,
Is, 90 and 22 Beaver street, New YORK
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PROGRAMME


overture, Siege OF Rochelle By Orchestra DsIe.
Duet "Qusl voce," soprano hAryione Verdi
french duet ia Grand Mere Msysrbesr
4. Trio from Eliza Claudio Yespadsntr
b. FANTASIA, Scene do Ballet for violin . n Dsrtot
Ovstins "sappho Mics Fanny Heron PsciuI
Snoros ia iromIcite Guerrierc ,.s... Mcyebeer
EH H.
USr,ufe uA"anA " Agieri,' by Orchestra .RNsn
CAvA'na .Acea Note Miss Agnes Heron Verdi
y Ne. TON nAt'a raaa -.......... Doaisctti
English duet, GOOD Night. cio-.,s
O. Cnartctto, any Manca " yocep y 'i''ttN pr-..nt
z. CAvsiina Coro, finale, a Anna Bolena isoD,,c.,
Tickets had tho stores OF N..r. us,z,,a n
Wis, and Ellis, - -
open s. commence precisely at O'Clock
al 20-G
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Ere at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. ga fire commenced this morning in
the lumber yard OF Messs Holt Mason which was de-
stroyed with the frame buildings adjoining occupied
saloons Messrs Holt Mason lost $50, O00 on which
there was insurance Of $4,000 The loss on the
other buildings will not exceed $40, 900,
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Markets.

NEw YoRg, Jan. 28.---Sales Of cotton GOO bales at
prices generally unchanged Flour dul--salss 1000
bbls State, - 20 Ohio, - so IS. Wheat heavy
sales $500 bushels rcd 81 IL 81 20. Corn lower
sales II 900 bushels; white CT 40 cents yellow, 81
90 cents Spirits Of turpentine steady. Rice steady.
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toR sALE-A three-story brick house, situated
% street between 9th 10th sraes with without Tho
"' Dor further Information inquire 81
GEORGE W BRAY,
Ar 9th street No 2s7, between NJ and streets,
"+-Hoilmo Property Agent
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70 THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.


Dec la--domI Depot street, New lo,k.
hRPHANS' FAIR removed to Iron Hall Pennsyi-
van avenue The incemncy Of the weather having prevent
% Hall the an,rs have been allied upon :. continue
\ nc sssIl.ssle earnestly ss'sss Yearly
necessary for their present wants
VNHE TURNER LEGACY Mcssrs Taylor Il Man.
sImie drawings " be English
% from the s ss1 eaa and ,a drawings sy The s wM
ton now exhibiting At Marlborough House Iondo.
Ship Reeu.e ssss. h.r
ss Ne ss Taylor Ss, y SS
,olnasm Co.. london
stephens Cos store (fiours from 10, M 8, r. ml
u EDUCED SCALE OF PRlCES.-An the prices
sS oes ssar ao.is and emsroderss al the en,ls
qct Of ane goods placed on reduced .c.c Of prices
napkins, dcyies, pillow linens and sleeings, VI i,
Mourning always throughout entire year
One price only marked plain figures; hence purchaser
All old bills viii be settled before beginning ones We
rsh, present for pa, meal any
LIN {msde after this date, January 1859 whom
In future all win be closed BY payments.
The financial and general shortening q cred
IT, and the absence Of banking facilities suggest The pope Of the
Ills purpose make q
without disturbing the pleasant relations which have existed
PERRY / BROTHER
Jan 20 -1otalr opposite Centre Market
DEV. DR.. STYLES New Work.--Modcrn Re-
HI form Examined the Union Of North and South the
Jan BLANCHARD noHUN
DRIGHTL'S ANALYTICAL. DIGEST OF THE
ID United sacs from the Constitution up
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VOCAL and instrumental, by the choir of st. Mat
hcws Church. aided by of the pro-
sssonA talent Philharmonic Hail. enus February
1883 and Friday Saturday aud Monday nights February 5
9Th, md - I7tl
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Meeting Of Creditors.

BosTon JAM Plat the first meeting Of the creditors
OF Charles H. Mills Il Co., in the court of insolvency
claims to the amount of 81 900 proved and all
dtiona debts to the amount of several hundred thousand
dollars will be at the next meeting. Messrs. Lincoln and
b. X. Nudge were chosen assgnecs.
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" van The incemency Of the weather having pr
al who anxious to do from attending the
did Fellow Hail. the managers have prevailed upon
iow days and IL will be opened at Iron Hall The
sale marked down tho lowet possible prices the
Of the charitable earnestly solicited Nearly 100 orphan cir
depending upon the result Of this procure what
necessary for their present wants fH
Jan sd GstarSstatesl N q
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Later from Kansas.

81. LOUIS, Jan. 2S.-Tie St. Louis Democrat has
statement that the Kansas territorial Legislature has de-
cded not to give way to the Topeka government but to
proceed 20 the enactment Of entire code of laws to
esede all that have been passed prior to the special
sion protest to Congress against the constitution il
published. Mr.. Clarkson has left for Washington with
the Lecompton constitution.
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PicxrocgEr detected yesterday morning he
removing pore-monnaie from the pocket Of gentleman
who inspecting the beautiful photographs at Bays
gallery. He plead poverty, and, as the gentleman
wished to leave the city In the afternoon the cupt
permitted to 60 unpunished
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lMiel II. Wells, lieutenant general.
lanes Ferguson. adjutant general.
j p. lockwood, commissary general
George D. Grant, brigadier general cavalry.
b B. Clawson, aid-do-camp.
!. W. Hardy, division commissary.
NJ H. Kimball, lieutenant colonel cavalry.
Nm Hyde, lieutenant colonel infantry.
b T. Burton major Life Guards.
Hosea Hunt, attorney general Utah Territory.
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HARRISBURG, Jan. 28.-Resolutons offered in the
legislature instructng the senators from Pennsyvan
to resist the admission of Kansas unless the constitution
has received the unqualified sanction Of majority Of the
bona d resdens Much confusion followed the resolu-
ton, which WAS finally referred to special committee
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05
prookyllls Collage.

The next term OF this Institution will
commence on Thursday morning next,
Nov illh. The school has enjoyed It's
usual degree Of prosperity during the
term now drawing TO close. Thaelas-
OF students has been unexeeptlonable IN
character, We do not know ofan i'm.
moral student connected with the cob.
legei indeed no ono guilty of immoral
practices Is allowed TO enter,
We learn that tho prospects for next
term arc quito fatiering. The present
senior class numbers nlno or ten young
ladies' OF which any institution may be
proud.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05
That T0fnh-LirhtI

The Democracy of Blooming Grove
have been sorely exercised In regard to
a torch-light procession, for the last
few weeks. II is true tb ~ had nothing
TO rejoice over, unless il was because
they have NOT lost everything in the
last election; but upon the principle Of
the boy, who whistled as he passed
through the woods, in order to keep his
courage mp, they thought they must
have glorif alton. any way.
Saturday night, the 25th inst, was
fixed upon as tho time, but as on that
eventfuI evening there was neither tor
chcs, cannon, speakers nor people pres
ent, twas thought best 10 postpone IL
until the following Tuesday, at which
time it was positively announced that
tho "Young Hickory" together with
the BRASS Piece would explode for
the amusement and edifcation Of the
assembled thousands. 4
Tuesday evening duly arrived, but
not so the HICKORY and Ddnnei, and an
other postponemcnt was made 70 Thurs
day. As quite u number of Republi-
cans had assembled TO see theelephant,
they determined to have littlo jollif.
eaton on their own account, aud, run
nirg out therartillery, made thewelkin
ring with cheers and salutes fired in
hohor Of tho glorious victories achieved
in Indiana, Ohio aud Pennsylvania.
Whether the Republican boys ddright,
ut this time, thus TO cxult over pros
tratc foe, we will not stopto determine,
but tho Old Liners doubles thought il
was adding insutto injury.
onThursday there was another fail.
ure, 80 far US tho "Brass Piece was
concerned, Ddnnei and tho Clique doubt.
less feeling II less important to flatter
tho dear people will, their presence than
II aspriOr tothc election. Tho"Young
Hickory" was there, however, but hal n
strong tcndcncyto flash la tho pan. A
procession was formed, consisting OF
thirty Old Liucrs, all told, headed by
Kingory and Ducntc, the rear brought
up by Smith and Long, each onearmcd
with bunch Of hickory bark, whose
faint gllmmcrinSs only seemed 10 rem.
der darkness visible.
Not drum was heard not buglo note,
Asthfo' Maud aud ihro mire they hurried
IIut the "Iliekegy' discharged farewell shot
Der the grase shore fIo locos were buried.
Slowly and sadly they marched around.
Through by.ways aud alleys secluded,
Hoping their ifssacl,cry nr'cr would be found
Wy the jalea whom their leaders dolnded.
Few and short wore the speeches made,
And they were the word. of oorrow;--
But our readers must excused us: we
can parsnc tho lbewo 40 faritscr, the
eahicct IL too soieaackoiy.
Sic Edasd giorod torch.hghH
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05
Marriage Licenses

Issued by the clerk OF franklin
County, Ind, from the LIST day of Octo
Der to the Ist of November, 1888:
Michael Weaver to Hannah NJ, Utz-
Tor; Samuel Murphy to Margaret Eliza
beth Crlst; Caleb Roark to Emily Jones;
George Pihol TO Magdelinc Siusbcr; w.
d. Maddox TO Margarctta ,Porteusi
Conrad Barnish to Mary Lamard; Hen
ry b. Spiers to Charlotte Singer Ben
jamin Miller to Margaret lamcsoni
Samuel G. Thomas to En- liz Clements
Ernst Brockman to Mary Morose
Adolph Studt to Sophia Nopose; George
Trus to Mary Ann MusIop; BENJAMIN
Willard to Catherine A. Curry; Benia.
min Gage TO Elizabeth UpdIke; John
Nycc to Emeline Vancamp; Henry
Hannebaum to catharino Margaret
WILDER; Milton Youts to Caroline Fetch.
or; Henry Kinker to catharino Walker
Eberhard Helmlng to Mary Wisker
Bernard Mako 70 Maria Gluck; Levi,
Morgan 10 Ann Eliza Wear.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05
RslleIous Notice

There will bo Communion Services
u, the Presbyterian church. In this
place, on Sabbath, llth ineta prelm
nary services beginning on Thursday
evening previous iley. IL. u. Shock
ley OF RIngsloa, Ia expected TO be
a,rcsent during tho meeting, IL ia de-
pIgned 10 spend M hour or moro IN
pniea social exercises Ut caeh of lh,
following times, on Friday at 10 A, NJ
also on Saturday VI 10 A, NJ. A gene
ral Invitation IA extended 10 Other
churches 10 unite with Us In these
meellngsi anil nelghbonng ministers q
all denominations aro cordially lnylloe
10 attend II, H. ABBOTT,
BrookvIllo, Nov, 2, 1883.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05
es- Jacl,son LYNN. gives notice by

pS- Jackson Lynn, gives notice by
posters, that he keeps on hand a good
assortment of Saddlery and Harness,
which he offers at tho lowest cash pr-
ces in exchange for Dry and Green
Hides and Skins, at market prices, or lac
will pay cash for them. Inregard to
Mr. Lynns work, we will state that il
will compare flvorably with work done
elsewhere, for beauty and finish, besides
his prices are extremely low. His Bug
gies, Spring Wagons, We, are know
to BIO superior. Hc deserves the patron
age Of the public.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05
Evening School.

The undersigned proposes 10 com.
mence an Evening School for tie pur'
pose Of teaching German, Latin, Grcek
aud Hebrew or French, ~ soon ~ n
suiiIclept number Of scholars can be
Obtained 10 ensure ita continuance
Ladies aud gentlemen desiring 20 take
lassops will please call at my rysldenoe
IN the bapeme@t Of tho German Metho'
dist church h. this place Terms mod
.iaie. Max LIGHTHOUSE, Pastor.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05

From this time until tho arst ~ the
now year Il tho time whom people who
arc without Il neweparsf, generally sub.
scribe, aud We know that there are hun.
drcds OF inic llgent families In this
county who, ut present, take no county
paper, aud who, II they read ono de.
pend upon borrowing from theIr nolgh.
bors. If n paper Ia worth reading, I, Ia
worth taking, and paying for, and we
arc strongly In hopes that we shall have
tho privilege Of adding 10 our list the
nsmes OF many moro of our citizens
before tho close vi another year. No
better timc can DO found 10 sub.
scribe. The long winter evenings af
ford plenty Of leisure for reading, md
every family, not supplied should lose
no time w recurring what will DO 70,
garded as an indispensable weekly Wis,
ltor It's real vIuo 10 the farmer o,
or mechanic Ia ten time. tho price oI
subsof ipuon, for lIa record of loca
aud busluesa transactions marriages
aud deaths, advertisements, &c., cannot
DO had IN any other why, and give the
paper IN interest which Ia wanting II
the most ambitious Of tho city wee lie.
Then friends come forward and sub
aerlbe
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nRo0RYflLE coLLraE

fl'he afsi terra Of lbs collegiate year lail.p will
4 commence on Monday, August 70, 1888, pns
Tlna the pffl ytif, The int uiullUn hrs eniuyei =
HIGH dagtee 81 prosperity. NJ labor will 10 spuf'
o In sllisiug render q sil moie prosperous and
efficient, Youth known g. 30 imiaufal and In Zoe
iuni viii not 100 admitted ~ the college Ai mnie
students desiring ~ eater must he perfectly willing
10 sign p,dge 90 ahlials from The use 81 ibbinsu
Ia hs College ~ on the guu, IL, and lho use Of In
tatiuailng liquaf willie metlbersot liis College
The pfosileni viii 10 directly responsible 10 The
pplonl ~ ggarfian hf ihe sei oinfship aRd general
department " Hll Hindenli, bihla ~ iehhle, who
are placed rnllftly under he eenlfel after having
seietied boarding place by III, difeelloa or with
tla consent,
Apartments can be aunnasd IN lhs College,
where young hilps may enjoy Advantage. fef self
boarding. undef the special oals ot HE PRECEDENT
aud hs lhdy. Further Information n fFtptlnH his
ltaiafe " The school will be phpoiiully Impaired
VS. The President, " addfesfed w mai, Neuna
men enu ilnd Fuama fsf The snme Inipnfal W town
t,d haatd la pNrolont iamlps tan ho obi iinrd ~
lrlue mol exceeding faln pof week, fuel and ght'
iuouded, Tailiag w the Preparatory b,Ih rmpHi
II ~ pof ionH, Academic 400, Collegiate VI 30
jnnitur's TO 90, Music nsiluneniul fln, Use
OF Instrument ~, frpneh ~ unimnn o. faint
lag aHd drawing w. Tuillan hills must be aettlff
with tho rrcuanrer Wlthn fHfHff dHss rom The be
ginniug of zach Tenn. Fiudenis viii not no per
Mltisd 10 slinnd Rotations after Ibis perisd, uuu
ihey present The receipt II the Treasurer
80 deduction WILDE made Zoe ahssbee, sEcfp 10
rase " peTsona sickness of regular dishssiou, No
entwlil be- received except Nv special arrange
meut made 81 the time OF sHlriine, for lees ihs %
cue lsrial aud no deduction viii he made on the TIL
iioa bills of lhue Shn enter Niihln tao weeks lium
the commencement ~ the teen, ~ eAtfn labor must
he bestowed uppn such 30 % ihsm for their eiasses,
The board " Instruction vii lnsufe the lrpgtrss
The pupil, II The acquisitions VI the college be eom'
piled With.
No pupils will he admitted y ths Preparatory lie
pnrtmsni, who are anaiIu 20 read 10 the Lleoll.
! bird Reader
As soon ~ they are qualified TO read a. above
they will be admitted and viii receive instruction
from male teachers aud bo under their discipline
For catalogues OF aay information address
Rev. Geo. 4. CHASE, A, 81, President
wilsoH Morrow secy Board Of Trustees,
JulVIGtf
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05

r@Mr. Denny, in assuming tho edi-
torship and ownership Of tho Dayton
Gazette, very truthfully rcmarks.
A city or town is, TO n great extcnt,
Judged by itsnewspapers If they look
well, and arc OVERLOOKING with advor-
tisemcnts, the indication is that il Is n
nourishingplaec. An indiffcrontly sup
ported press is sure sign of dccin-
ing city, and persons abroad will make
up their opinion BY these infallible
signs.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05

Like oil other lullamatious, II caused
by ImpurIty Of tho blood, which causes
all cruptlyo discusses, ~ Salt, Rhoum,
Scuryy, Bolla, solos, Ulcers, Sc, Tho
blood being unhealthy, aud OF M In.
pure nature, also occasions Dropslos -
The blood becoming obslruoicd In the
yclus, the wateiy part Of the blood ~
consequence IN thrown out from lhcr
eSremlIiee, aud dropsy In tho result
Many times u IN accustomed by Improp
er treatment OF some Grmer DISEASE,
and the ycsscla being filled by serious
minors instead Of blood Free evacua.
tons by these pills, cpeh the passage
into the blndder and carry of tie cor
rupted humors, and renew them with
pure and healthy blood, which will
drive out ofthe body all inflammation, TO.
gether with eruptIons 9th skin, and
dropslcal complaints They will be
a shlold to every form Of disease Ia
guard and k ep You from tho cold
graspng hnnd OF death, aud cpusc life
and strength to remain, aud the coun.
tenance ~ brighten with tho bloom OF
beauty md health.
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills nrC
sold by NIL dealers ia Medicines. For
sale by W. Morrow x Co., Br0okville.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05
raa. The Chief fagIemnn Of the ploom

sea- The chief fugleman Of the Bloom.
ing Grove, Old Line torch.light, the
veritablc Pop goes tho Weasel" will
not be content until some one kicks
him into notoricty. lie il the same per.
son, who, in 1886 distinguished himself
by cutting down Republican poles, and
has recently been doing service for his
party by disdguring aud tearing down
Republican posters as soon us they arc
put up. IL is said his friends are pre-.
pairing suitable testimonial to be pre-.
sontcd to him for his valuable services,
in the shape of drinking-ho man
utacturod from THO para Of jaekass,