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I AIDES, PLEASE READ.

For genuine, reliable FlIRS, free from moth, and
fresh made, call at STINEMETZ'S, 216 Pa, ave
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, who has re-
ceIved instructions from New York, to sell the fine
assortment now hand, on commission, at less n g.
count than heretofore offered.
=, Among them will be found the handsomet sets
to this city, for s 10 and Sl2.
VictOrnes S.
Also, Capes and Cloaks, of superior quality, very
cheap.
Particular attention is invited TO two very large
and S85.
Mink Sable Cape. medium SIZE, $50 and SIS.
Nj Ek Sable VIctorines S Is and Sl6.
Also, several sets real Hudson Bay Sable
Together with Siberian Squirrel, Fitch Marten
French Mink, &c IN all their variety
I'm lrmIne Opera ClOaks, very handsome; Mu6s
to match, of all kinds. from So 50 to $50.
Every article warranted, and if proven as not re
resented, the money will be refunded.
Il. III. STINEMETZ
xS Pa. ave-, bet, 18th and 18th SITS,
ian II dnor IN Mzda neI.rua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-22

Il Parties or persons having advertised for sale
an "UNEXPLOSlVE GAS" which is no
thing but the well known ETHEREAL OIL" therefore
deem it necessary to caution consumers for their
safety, that the only genuine article is known as
prepared and sold yF. SrUTZ at his Depot cor
ner Of nth and streets, he being he sole possess
Columbia.
Oc l-eO3m FIR STUTZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-22
CULPEPER FEMALE INSTITUTE.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

For Circulars, with othtr particulars. reference
6c.. address either of the Principals as above.
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QOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, ct 6IBBS'S
H Hair Store, near 18th street. nl0-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-22

To tbose that reef relief from the malades Of the
teeth, chcerfully recommend DIR. :. BaIly as
superior Dentist; he made set Of porcelain teeth
for Of my fsmIv, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and The work has OF stood well for more than
ten yc.rs. RORERT u. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. of the NJ. K. Church South.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
The Size Of Hen.

.el recent writer clearly Igoves that the aver
aged size of the human family is of the present
TIME alpout the same IL was before the Hood.
= me races are taller than sahers, but the
Renertnous lieight to which it has been stated
that residents ci certain countries farneYly
attained, Is fabulous. the great stature OF the
I PatageillaIis, bf which 50 much hsls beea, re-
ported: existsHaerely IN the minds of those who
fisst ciraulate'i the absurd assertion. The
Engll 10 are taller than the French Americans
are taller tisaR Englishmen; and Vermont and
Kentucky have Insre tall mei than the ther
States Of the Union. TTAe writer in ,ques-
tiog thsssFeTnarks zsff3 sa5at-,s, a.,
gi'. The general opinion j. that men have
physically ,tlegenerated since the early ages an
the ws9ld.- But all tlse facts and scireumstan-
ces swllich can be bnmght forward ga The sub
leCt tend 60 show that the human form has nol
degeBerateri, and that tie lssen-uf the prasent
age are of tiessanse statsire as al the beginning
Of theswarsd. Tins, al the remains uf tia
human bsaly, the hiness anil particularly tlst
teeth. which have been found unchanged In tlIs
Encst ancient nrns aud burial places, demon
fssate this point Clearly. The oldest coffin IL
the wsTkl is that found IN the great pyraisis
"f Egypt: and this sarc gils hardly ex5sed.
the sizeqof our ortiaary clsiiia, heing SIX e.
and q half long. That we are not degeneras-
ing fam the effect of ciyiiza,i n Is clear. BE-
cause the saTages de not exceeJ as in height :
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

:. A heavenly host desceusf to earth,
And unto shepherds briRg II = .vES
Glad sidingsof Messah,s = birth .s.5atJ o.
% The bong expected king. = a.-.-sas
= And Magi from che eastern lands, e
- Beheld this glorious sisr; lLa
- With costly presents in their hands,
They traveied from afar, .7sa b. ..-
To hail the infant Prince Of peace, 81. 5. -
~ }qWiIen Iof these holy men f.5 ,-. .r...
Observed the siar--ita wanderings cease,
'ss l'he star Of Bethlehem. .isd g. -. .--
= and stoodabove the humble dome,
-1sf Where the Emmanuel lav, rr ..r
And To the newborn son of God,
The Msgi bow 20 pray aa a..7. 81.
. Ftankincs,se, myrrh and FURNISHED snhi,
They from their treasures bring,
And after them, WftifaiOSe untold, rf... 81
yia- To Israea's infant king, g+r-8 s-ss
p THIS giofsou, star, supremely bright,
49, DawaIed on jerusalem, .t.1 RI
Ilu'ning the dark moral night, sr-.
eta fhe star Of Bethlehem. w
This star which shone on Judea's brow,
- 'sFai an the dis tant east, "a, ..-.r..s... =
, Castsats srefulseDt lustre now trr
sos1 Upen the .,lo wing west, FL t~.
v And when selnpiAiion's lurid cloud !.
iEncempassr you around, .. ~ H. q
-as Aad Apssls of sthanSer deep aud loud, 4.
f1ss sFsoma sins dark psrtals sound y, ts5...
O. then resisl--hays faith, nor fear 4,.,,
aoa sTrss, IN Almighty friend ~ ,f..,. Il.
s.ss The clouds dlsperses The star ~ near, 81.
10 seaEhe star Of Bethiehesn.r - sscsg z-,,,.,l !.
1sa.vNs szal sad Ena 4f.,1zs q, -.... o L-.-.- .
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
The Wild Gooss.
l - Hi 90 Xii
Il BY A TRAVELLING S8TUeALIsr.

n
Many daring adventure had Aleck Breri
in his lonely quarters by Pzwah lake. :. During
Indian times it was esteemed C Jusa gesss tsisI..
for the noted brave to iuFk anD,iilsl AleCa' c.-
bin and wait fJE lllis sCsip; bateyery such at
tempt proved His aETi~ -e, slad esery lniz;sr-
riage cost Indiga hss OF tsse. So t..ey learned
discretion at length. alsai solgatother sar tEai
wheFein there EAs less dagger. -, !
linen Aseck reEnaigea unmAlsestei |. and was
allowed 10 crow greZLeldeI, aud in tine II
disappear alfogeti,er frap tise fieldI0f hum 4,
actieh witheut l.lr; i.rE insaEr priOsi...-.,,-
The history of tf,is Hlslaa, hermit yes hospita-
BE, tscitaFn, Yet II VI Interesting lore, is ihe
history af, asTaes wlsase ftatuhase ,lescsiptiot,
inIaprsalizei rCsppsE. TaeY, are fadins fs.t
amay, and 81 And t.,ea. eFen, ! novs. reavirss !
j0auley kas beyoad ia sIisaas Lsssie &c ..aey
travellers and City spos txnen,a aThn reader wii,
not complain. especially heswho laEes all ~
nance and Startling pa,silAriTiss Oi yhlea.;.ss
tsstn sssssg IasasB.lEf Asrar "a !
n 'aa-l' lssisssialI = = sAf9s sH zggazI xisfT s
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
!. I'd MISCELLANY.
A BILL.


~ at 70 Incorporate tlsa, Mutual Fire
szee CempaDy ufaSt. Mary S and Charles
rEsagties -+1l sdi rslJ glis3s i hss
SEcifM i. Be it entetear ly the Gerrrt
Assembly, pf Mrl land, ..T'hlt William II.
Skaae, Waiter Mitchell, Josias III. Hawkins,
JeAa Hamilton, GelFse z, Jeilkfls. Jaries II.
EseAl, tiesnrse brelAt, E1Isrlck Stone, Samuel
5 Clx. George Delt, 4 William G.. Matthews,
aFFlri,is " lssenss., BaEaes C9lnpt y, Pepi-
broke A. BFawlcr. Czziahl NaliyxrJahn, ~.
Je.tktrs, FFaheis k.AVills. Elijah Dsy William
2 Bcsaees 1'e4eefine Daeisg Chapman Biilingdy
Jshn M dBr5sal G4ivh sJsHes. .sasTeisebiJs sAsl-
ktu3e, -Nsiiailhtha.E. Gle, George H. Morgan.
Ni:'idtfi Henry Thomas, William C 4ad, Thoni-
a y. Size, William O: fseeaer JnSeph Shell-
well. Francis {. Neale. l.. ", b Hntchens
Albert Bufeis.. EDahiA Naslsikgtoi, f. La
. Spaidihg. lie=T.e-e G. Morgan. Gecrye Cvmhs
Jyes,h Forrs4t, md BesImelin es.flaigiE q S,hI
tlirsr ltFetSsTs ami at tier Iiesshs IL baay
heTea bstSalsse thesssia aitsaof tiea rfbEEin u
cssstea BY tis aet. are ueralsell ard de
claEsa % DC body ppljtio and csrnqEate
, isaanes ssyle HsdE tides the Mutuhl
- An@asnes CsaPalsy y,qi Sttu Magys. and
.ss Nv s S 81 af raHs a % name aSo Sa aA
De Ssitd, Head ssid idLafnspknslsIk answuf iand
efehd ahl bg1 ads&e@ "a ard aasfaIasal. insal
cNtFtS 4 law ahsleduisFia 10 tais Rsaae soe.,6lse.
: lltsc. - lsYa llIaks aid aIse = eDmmnn Esal
alisl ne aaint O. hFeals ater andrpnswatth their
Psasale, aEa ahal anes1nll appM0R and an.
tl.oFity'to nlala iusslfshsces g any kind oi
property agAinss lsas aildg damn - ~ fisa.s "a
fevida ler The leerings assEl issrasasnene ofsany
NAxza fT nseets that nsalga3enan1e 1h@ nnan@sfy
80 ard SepenlEy oitEansacs. axe
go @ass sstsTEss ~ sacl. bpsEass as may ap-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
Q, DIANE NOT WOMAN.

.a g-iH4ae,'s A .S0NG. .s..E .. .-a...=. --z
.sstesti - NH fr -t-gs. g .. ...
- So 81 BY LEVI AlsrAS. l,l- ysut
f4. 1873 sFi. Wy ---surr. Fcr ....r =
o. 'iu ne mt .vnepan, II too ldlv .' a.as
She should love ere she bc loved rts1ri
Hto lore he error, HiidIy Y sg-s-5
SH1UId tue etro- i.e reprcred. n slJo4 sil.;
MaaTa endowed with sieev4cr na;,Ire, trr
a't3 A:;i ess prone his heart 10 rove, =. -
'NVnHje'f's Swr' ness VI each feature, laafs
. Shows ifst size waa nlaLe - Iovss. lI.i
sflfrs s.la ne No. lWsi,nnh !f.tdo wildly ta
She should yr 'rt she be loved ;'av
ifsn' Five be ierrui. n,ldiv >tf&H L
80 Should dthat error besrsproVsd -
- tt .F.s as= sH sy' 'tee7- s-..s
You'd man rAfase 40 sae golden treasure; "a
Ready ~ hlS nnrse ~ sln; .,.t
he'd reEuse the arafii-rei pleasure
~ .nssaous ol;l:g hp:
81. lsl crea'ina e hour - MAJ
So fpgthiy things above;
zflsA Hadeto rule ty 2osger
Rsnais ~ fhe fore of love. -. .srga-
Then Isme not Woman If io, wildly
SisSSSs9uld :oys ere she BE loved;
s7s EfYe be error, m,l ldly
S#pu|d that error be rerroyed. Hsf
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
Hex "a Asel.sIosIasi.Es a.sss. 81 AsE a 70 . kl.:

low ABoILrIoSISTs ARE TO BE KILLED
A. correspondent of the Savannah Georgia.
makes hlef9Is 9Isoviiilg suggest -: - - It
=. ''Sfsasaa at al tue Ssutl.era States PAS sh.
same .law as sLolisiaEa hss. passed. VIZ ssaI
free pers1ns OF cdr fund IN the State aftel
January next are 70 We sid into slavery, tx
North. would be 81 hoofed. with negroes TIA,
al liginnistn wuEssd exI Isite IN agnny with dis,
gust. let tue Pres aivtEste the law ID thil
Stats dsllers viii fIsssiS, and ~ slsh.s ss ayou
"a II nsrn pan pegss e. IL srEibss &c tie N8fts
AID inticl IA eseTl.zS slsSs szpois II zIHer-
fp.sfis1sz S~N 1sAa8f81 e5s&s .cE#t n5 &1Fz7rl I
~ = s'1szi sd1 Il nal al .rrg-q 81
= II afesa xs7@s sds Is szqI-,3T -
q l1yIi sstozSasasgsk - bsserainzs v4sak. :. 4
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

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ki|I.--~e do deny, him. 80 30
~ 81 = Cestg's o. wEr srohs.i" szE la,
4Aa# kstsAe r.b' lie, g: .If,fy hirh. 80, N.
ile'ns has crnwn, 10 csos fiis ID rosie. ',
fe al 4hr giorinus - r. &c 'i.,f 80
by cruel hands ualed /, ;Iie tree !; ...--. =
4fsc image rf that Gtl sIperfaf, - . l''~
wA'se stanIr'. sl'oos Moaht see:s..55, sss.5, y. :, ..
Er boeo2 lis Ee1t oa t,'v.Hry'< .rss,i.j,ni.tsin,
The pun.- of Glory bIsed sd sfe,.,E.'1
Ana 'lcncr ved Js~4i j. iitis u ssssSse.aih,
When sn't:"rs ffs7ced Nes~iihHy Ate. u
c1Ss" s'sf-rS f~re ard iaS an VnsiaH - -
tns So in lowed 20 r.ake you clean;
''Erotn every land, fr,n eserv naiion. ,ss Ia.
Co.ac i"tfre An 'hs soul-ciea:islls =tssara. 3.
W - t5
asTh. '.rlrls's ,e 7 ~',s rer. s@ir!er, -
! III ltrkte-ls +I,"',ri he lazin: sun;
The de-, "'e, tic eaF,tIn T.,...sdsr f77.s =
---SAnok .:Aen the G;rsf4l decd va doge.
w fiie IN The ross In tprturt dying.
lie nrIv-d iDr those who shed hz lIood
s-Fs, s-r, s,rssr esheM ,'it,esSsxririsg. e
lis t:n,shcf, rr.ed -t'ie' tici rfate God. ;
H. s.sa'n stone wi.e,e man had aCyer yrx
= Lay Hs ti,e ns, Il erntS &C death. =
fs.sy sas:seea ne song e l4d Saviour, - 4. -
" - ~ &c cross yiel,Ied u !Ielih u.
Tie lnsids ~ deatss eenLl eg.rha.r him,
Tar eas of % .riufa,fsnt rose, e 49,
- -les4z@As4ses esssa AatAre huI; i iurl,
vIsss e css5lle o II hil it1s,iy foes. siI ~
sss-~s- ...s4 ali -
Come K;nners to tic Rosr e Sharon, ,.h A., =
I.,S' Iuug uron Ine ,,IooIy Grer, .-s-.t
tho a. "i lie ru'r uf David. ..rs -.
" IN lasted Ge, II set you See; -.....
And nnyv "n Go1 3 ri..ht bend ia g,ory,
re ~ srre;es ior ilii.-i man,
Asd :0snl tie cFos, the vc;lm ybcY, .s..
A..tes isltii the r.erit..i g,e.G Hm. ..
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

II at 70 inlorperate tlsss Mutual Fire
zee Cempany uiast. Mary sand Charles
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10
Concert.

We are informed that the Harrison
Cornct Band have given their consent,
and will positively be here to assist the
Brookvillc Brass Band in giving con-
cert at C,lc., Chapel, on New Years
eve. Both Bands are Of the No. or.
der. and we have no doubt but they
will be well patronzcd.
Not long since, when tho former band
gave n concert at Harrison, the ladies OF
that village volunteered their services
aid assisted in the exercises. We
would suggest to the ladies Of our tow n
20 "follow suit" and not be behind
their "fair ncighbors. We have as
good vocalists among or ladies as cau
be produced any Where, and have
>no doubt but they will favor the Band
with their assistance
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10

In. RoBAcKs SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD
N EDIcIsEs.--At last, in Sweden, the in.
gredients oftwo Remedies that disnfect
the blood Of every corrupt element,
have been found. DR.. Roback has com.
bined them. lie offers the result in his
scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills. They are striking tho faculty
with amazement, and causing thousands
OF the sick to rejoice. In cases of indi-
destion, liver complaint, scrofula, rhcu.
matism, diarrhea, in fact, in nil cases OF
disease, not organic, they cure the pa.
tient as certainly rs day succeeds dark
meas. SEQ Adv.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10
Annual Meeting Of Franklin County Agri-
cultural gocietv

The Society met at o'clock. DIR. J
X. GOODWIN, President Of the Society
in the chair. The Secretary being ab
sent, FERoUs A. LINE was appointe,
Secretary pro- tenn.
On motion, the committee appointed
at a former meeting to correspond will
Biologists, by request Of the committee
were allowed further time to report.
On motion, the Society then proceed
ed TO the election of officers for the on
suing year. The President appointed
W. A. J. Glidewell and WIN. o. Rucker
tellers.
The following gentlemen were elect
cd 10 fill the sever officers c. b. Bent.
ley. President; VIM. Mcclure, Vice
President; r. J. NJ. Goodwin, Secretary
Joseph r. Clark, Treasurer, and Jefier-
son Colescott, Marshal.
On motion, a committee OF three
were appointed to select tho names oil
Directors for the ensuing year, and pres.
cnt them to the Society. The Commit
tee reported as follows:
John p. Brady, Samuel Rose, Theo-
dore Pursel, W. A. ]. Glidewell. George
Heron, Stephen n. Egbert, +. II. A.
Jeter, d. .. Allen, John i. Norman,
w. G. Quick, William II. Roberts,
Aaron b. Line and John Jones. Which
report was received and adopted.
On motion, G. B. Bentley was np-
pointed Printer for the Society the
ensuing year.
The Treasurer then presented his
annual report to the Society, of the
state Of the finances for the present
year:
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10
To Fathers and Mothers

You know how important is for your
children that you should keep good
health. How frequently do we SEQ fec
bic parents dressed in mourning OH &C.
count Of the death Of their beloved chill
dren. What pity it is. when, by prop.
or care and remedies, NIL these trials
and troubles can be avoided. When
health can be restored to the parent
and life and happiness TO tho child
Restor, the health of tho mother and
you obyiate the necessity Of Paregoric,
Godfrey's Cordial and other injurious
narcotics for crying children. We en-
treat you, rs we desire to improve the
condition Of our race, to procure DR..
Morse's Almanac and read how disca-
scs arc cured in accordance with ma
lures laws with innocent Roots and
Plants.
PREoyAcY.-During this critical Pc
riod Morses Indian Root Pills will be
required, because they cleanse the body
from those morbid humors, and tho
roughly drive away all pains, and give
case and comfort to the mother. From
one to three of these Pills, taken two
or three times week during pregnacy,
will cause the mother safe and easy
delivery, and will be sure to give n
stout and healthy constitution to the
child.
DR.. Morsc's Indian Root Pills are
sold by all dealers in Medicines. For
sale by w. Morrow 4 Co, Brookvlls.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10
News From Virginia.

MADISON G. H., Va, Oct. 81, So.
DR.. c. " Jackson Dear Sir:-1take
pleasure in adding one certificate to
your list, and recommending IIoohand's
German Bitters to NIL who may BIO af-
flicted with Dyspepsia or Piles. ! had
been afflicted some four or five months
with Dyspepsia, when commenced
taking the Btters, and they affected II
perfect euro. | had also severe pain in
my stomach, attended with Piles Ihave
never had an attack OF the same nature
since l was cured by the Bitters, and I
very chesrfully recommend them to all
who may DO similarly afflicted.
II. CARVER, late p. N.
witnsss-Jas. NJ. Floyd.
Ask for Hoonands German Bittcrs.
1t is sold by druggists and storekeepers
in every town and village in tho United
States, West Indies and South America
ut 70 cents per bottle.
no Al 2t
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10

Dec. BY balance on hand................. $225 81
Tho above Is correct statement Of the hasncos
Of the society at the present time.
Owing to the improvements ordered by the heard,
the means of the treasury have been greatly reduc
cd, but the buildings are permanent aud an orpa-
mcnt TO tho ground
In order to enable the Society to diminish its in
debtedness, would suggest the issuing Of certih-
Gates ofliie membership, aud Ak the amount at $40
\ sale Of one hundred certificates would clear the
whole debt Of Society. and would only reduce our
annual receipts one hundred dollars per year. which
would be very little more than We nav In interest
on money borrow and in tho future issue family
tickets to none hut exhibitors and charge each and
every adult or grown person twenty-five cents each
day for admission. which would increase the reve-
nue. Tar beyond what II ever has been. Respectfully
submitted. r. J. TysER. Treasurer
On motion, tho Society appointed
Jackson Lynn, John King. Thomas
Barton, Hugh Campbell and Henry
Berry, Jr., as u Committee Of Arrange.
mcits.
F. r. A. Jctcr offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resoircd, That the premium lat be
divided into thrce parts. and that y
committee of three disappointed 10 encl
department to perfect the list.
The following committees wcrc ap
pointed under the above resolution
From A to + No. 2, +. r. A. Jeter, Jno
II. Farquhar and r. Raymond; from G
No. to NJ, A. b. Line, Thomas Bartor
and d. o. Allen; FROM n to z, jackson
Lynn, James s. Colescott and T. J
Tyner.
Ou molten, J. r. Goodwin was mp
ointed delegate to tho State Board o
Agriculture.
On motion, q committee Of three wcr,
appointed to revise the rules govcrnin,
tho Society. c. b. Bentley, r. J. NJ
Goodwin aud +. r. A. Jetcr were ap
pointed.
On motion, each officer Of tho Boart
was allowed copy of the Indiana Agri
cultural Reports, tho remaining copicl
to be kept in the hands of tho Treasu
rer, and distributed as premiums at tn
next annual Fair.
On motion tho Society adjourned.
J.R GOODWIN, Prest,
+. A. LINE, Sec'y.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10
s@- A fresh supply of Toy Books for
children for Christmas and New Year
gifts, just received by DIR. Keely.

pe- Gov. Bisscll Of Illinois. has issu-
ed proclamation calling special cleo.
ton to be held on tho 4th of January
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Hon. 7. L. Harris. Hon.
Abram Lincoln resides in this district
and is proposed rs the Republican Can
didate. Mr.. Harris vas elected BY A.
500 majority and Lincoln ccrtainlypos.
sesses too much self regard to thus sac
rificc himself after being beaten for U.
g. Senator.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10

ny Tho best stock Of ready made
clothing We have examined for many
day, may be found at the store OF Messrs.
f.. o. Baker & Co., the secret of which
may be attributed to the fact that friend
Baker Is one Of the best practical tailors
in theeouatry and in making purchases.
Is competent to judge rs to the qrality
of the goods M well as their workman.
ship. In addition TO this they havo n
new and well selected stock of season.
able Dry Goods, which, wc presume,
friend Casper hid something to do In
selectins.-a sufficient guarantee Of it.
sclf Us To their character and quality
Messrs. Baker & Co are liberal gentle.
men and offer such Inducements TO pur,
chasers ~ AFRO rarely TO DO found any,
where. We solicit for them an exami
nation Of their goods
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10
= We have been favored throug

- We have been favored through
the Honorary Secretary w. z. Quick
Esq. with copy Of the engraving OF
she Village Blacksmith issued by the
Cosmopolitan Art Association. 1t is u
magnificent engraving and will make
. beautiful ornament for the parlor.-
We publish tho advertisement Of the
association in another column under
the head of New Features"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10
NJ The following is a list of the p.

No. The following is a list of the pet
tit jury dawn BY the Treasurer, Audit.
or tn Rec rler of Fran In county TO
serve rs such in the court Of common
pleas of sail county at the January
term for 1880:
Henry Case. Sen, Horny Brndburn
David Usher, EInathan Cory, FREDERICK
Gois. John Dalcs. L. ". c. Lynn. John
Daniels. William LinvilIe, James Quick
Jacob Gcscll, Adam Fight.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10
New Store.

Mcssrs. Dietz & Miller from Mt. Car
mel have removed their large and well
selected stock OF Dry Goods &c, in the
room recently occupied by Tyner &
Kimblc; tho whole community are bot
ter acquainted with the gentlemen than
We. tho reputation they both hold for
honesty and fair dealing warrants us in
recommending to all that wish to buy
cheap and good qualities Of goods IN
their line to give them a call. Mr..
Dei,E is now in tho city renewing such
goods as the coming season demands
See advertisement in anothcrcolumn.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10
+. A. LINE, Sec'y.

No. Those wanting Harpers Weekly
or lny Of the Magazines would do well
TO call at tho Book store of DR.. Kcely
and subscribe 80 us to begin with tho
new year. Ifarpcr's Weekly two cents
per week, Monthlics twenty-five cents
per number, free &C Postage.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10
A LAWYER PREACHING A FuSrnA,.

A LAWYER PREACHING A FUNERAL.
SERMoN.-One of the most prominent
members of the bar in Montgomery
county, preached funeral sermon u
few miles from Dayton on Sunday last
The minister's were nearly all engaged.
and 40 there seemed TO be necessity
for his services on the sad occasion.-
Amer hearing the discourses Of Judge
Storer on Sunday last, eloquent, instruc.
tive and forcible as they were, it seems
to be altogether appropriate that Chris.
tian members Of the legal profession
should use the talents they possess in
preaching as we'll Is in practice at tho
bar.--Ddut0n journal
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10

- A grand Cotillion Party is TO
come on at Metamora on Thursday oven
ing the Both inst. Of course everybody
and the rest Of mankind, will represent
inasmuch as our jolly friend J. Ii. Wig
gans 10 at tho head of IL.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10

- DR.. Kcely ia the agent for the
Daily Cincinnati Gaxett which he viii
deliver to our citizens at 10 cents per
week. lie has every day few extra
copies which can be had at his office nj
8 cents each. The Gazette has new
and beautiful dress and affords more
reading matter than all the Daily pa
pers coming to this office.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10

- Weneglcctcd tomention last week
that Messrs. Deitz & Miller had remov-
ed their stock of Goods from Mt. Carm-
cl to Brook vile, in the store occupied,
by Tyner 4 Kimblc.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10

p0- Since tho new arrangement on
tho indianapolis 4 Cincinnati Rail Road
the morning papers from indianapolis
do not reach us until the day after pub
lication. Cannot this bo remcdied in
somo wsy7