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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
MINER AL POINT EATING HlUS,
ROCERX AND PROVISION STORE

PROGENY AND PROVISION STORE,
ENHE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
H. OF the public to his well collected stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS,
CONNECTIONS, &c,
IAt his well known stand High Street, opposite Nil
accommodate those who may favor him with their PAT
Ionago, He has on hand good supply of
Tea, Cot.e, Sugar, SaieratltS, Spices Fruits,
Nuts, Sardines, Oysters, &C., &c,
of the best qualities, and offered the reason
I bic terms.
CANDIES OF ALL eZ0gDgg
Manufactured and sold at wholesale and RETAIL cheap
they be had ST any place in the west in connec
ion with this establishments good
. a K u az
which he s aways supplied with fresh Cakes,
iss &c, and also prepared to furnish
! % 80 1xNGS AND PAR ! yyZ28,
With the delicious varieties, Ornsmented TO suit
n- The highest market price paid for good Butter
! nd Eggs.
Mineral Point July 90, 1882. 39a
PILLS. PILLSII
LOR every man, woman and child in the country who
Il need-s kind to suit you all, Say
Pulford's Anu-BillioUs Pills,
FGhustock's Anti Bilious do
Elmore's Improved Bilious do,
Jew David's Honey Coated do,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm dO-s
Lees Bilious do, Grsehvnburgh do,
Mofatt's Pills and Phoenix Btters.
SaPpingtOn's que Piils,Dr Bruee'sa
DR.. Brandreths Pills,
Rev. o. HibbsFd's do,
DR.. Angles Candy Coated GO.Y
HeTrick's Sugar Coated do,
And lots of other kinds Of Pills,
Which you can get by calling at the Mineral Point
November Is. +. D. PUJFORD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
WILLIAM TUBES
RVEET nATTSVF IN CHILDREN.

Do not allow your children TO grow up with seeds of
Rheumatism in their constitutions. It is easily cured if
attended in time but when neglected it becomes
chronic end Troublesome. Nothing equals Dr. 5. p.
Townsend's Compound Extract of SarsaparIa in
wing pains OF Rheumatism from the young wellas the
old.
Fort Wayne March 9, 1850.
Dr. s. P. T0wusend-Dear Sir-I take the liberty Of adj
dressing you lthough perfect strangely in regard to
your valuable medicine. Ny daughter aged ten years. has
been afflicted for the last three months with thaterrble
disease Rheumatism. She attended constantly by
several of be: physicians, but with little help At
induced purchase bottle of your inestims
BILE preparation Sarsapsria OF yeur AGENT F. B. Reed
this place. Altar taking the first bottle she began to
recover IaIeeness, be able walk about
the house. After taking the second bottle she
well as ever. | would advise all those afflicted with
Rheumatism to give il q trial
Yours sfectionately.
E. l.. CHlTTENDEN.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
The accompanying certificate received by the pro
pretors from Messrs A. Hurd & Co. of Eaton, Canada
East.
Eaton, c. E. MAY Is, 1S4e.
l. Jonathan Taylor, of BURY, hereby certify that my
wife, Lucy Taylor, had been sick for months,
threatened with consumption and could find relief
ll procured from Messrs \ A. Hurd & Co. some of
DR.. : Townsend's SarsapaTia, which distely
orded relief and she is In fair way of recovery
and have much confidence in his medicine, that ]
can cheeTfuy recommend il TO others.
CSigned) JONATHAN TAYLOR.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
BOUNTY LAMBS.

ENHE undersigned, General Land Agent, will give par
IL ucuar attention TO obtaining WARRANTS from Wash
ington 10 Soldiers, who entitled them by
act of Congress.
he viii also attend to locating lands
those who obtain them under the above long
dence In and thorough knowledge OF Western Wiscon-
SIN " he believes, enable him 30 give good satisfaction
10 those who may call on him.
CHARLES r. LEGETE
Land Agent am Surveyor.
Mineral Point October. 1872 If
~ ACRER & ? in BbIs, half Bbbls, and
Va : Bbls., Prime, Just reed a. GEo. W. CoBB'5.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

s ss4Sq - v i 3 :
whn q g Z" "e neq&eh
" hneq& VIC IS e
hnwq II &c whswq IL g e
&" sc nwQ 60 %
section g Sse W h 90 IS - - e
And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any Lead or
other from the above described lands without nv
written permission.
Z. BRIGHAM
Blue Mounds, June ,, 1852. n33
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

And further nocei s hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any lead
other from the above described lands without the
written permission of the owner agent.
BEN. G. SCOTT, owner and agent
Yellow Stone, Feb. 9, 1852. I6-ly
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

SALINE, Oct. Il, 1859.
Mr. J. D. PARE-Dear sir: l send you the foregoing
certificate, and, acquainted with the CASE
II IS all true procured it, thinking might be benefit
to YOU and TO the afflicted You have the privilege of
using ii as you think best. Yours, w A. BEERS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

TIME undersigned, grateful to the liberal public for
past patronage, begs leave to invite attentIonto MS
present % GOODS. most of which are new, anu
consist in part of the following:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

INSURANCE AGENCY.
FTNHE undersigned having received the Agency Of the
following Companies, to wit
Jefers01l Life Insurance Co. Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
TIE
NelC York Central Insurance Company, Of Cherry
TdHey, ~ T.,
prepared to take risks Lives and Property, the
favorable TERMS either the Joint stock Mutu
al Principle. r. ID. PULFORD.
IItf Agent for Iowa Co, Wis
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04
From the Gospel Herald
A ProfifnbIe Meeting.

BRs. EDIroRs:-As the annual meet
ing OF the Mt. Carmel Church, which
was held on last Saturday anc Sun
day, was among the best we have ever
enjoyed, / have concluded that a short
notice Of its happy results would be
pleasing toall who rejoice in the pros
perity Of our Zion.
The only preachers present were Bro.
A. Gage, Father St. John, and the wri-
ter. Eight sermons were delivered dur
ing the meeting. -Four by Bro. Gage,
tn rec by the writer, and one by Father
St. John. Bro. G.. was a stranger to
our friends, but he will be so no more.
They we're well pleased with him as
man and minister. His labors among
us will be remembered with pleasure
and felt with profit. Indeed, Br. G.. is
fluent speaker, who has a clear head and
a warm heart. For some years he has
been laboring extensively in the ''sunny
South" Now he seems disposed to
settle in the West,if our brethren in a
suitable location call for his services
We sine erely hope that some of our des-
titute Societies in this State will be ac-
tive in their exertions to obtain him for
pastor.
Our meeting on Saturday was very
well attended by devout hearers. And
as the weather was delightful, we were
led to anticipate a great gathering of
the faithful on the Sabbath. Bot we
had to suffer disappointment in conse-
quence OF the rain, which continued to
fall during the forenoon. This proven
ted many OF our brethren from a distance
from being with us. However the
house was completely filled with atten-
tive souls, who appeared richly to enjoy
the GLORIOUS Gospel" After the close
OF the sermon on Saturday afternoon,
an invitation was given TO any who de-
sired to unite with the Church, to pre-
sent themselves before the altar. Eight
complied with the acquisitions, by giving
their assent to the Constitution, and re-
ceived the right hand Of fellowship from
the pastor. o, but this was a happy
season Of spiritual joy!
After the sermons on Sabbath MORN
ing, an invitation was again extended.
and four others came forward--in the
evening two more. Thus making an
accession to the Church in this place Of
fourteen members during the meeting.
Have we not cause TO "thank God and
take couragep Especially when we
reflect that some who are thus united
with US in Gospel bonds, are among the
first citizens OF the place, aud that all are
COED and true men and women, who will
give strength and permanency to our
holy cause.
One other item we will give and close.
On the Church receiving the report Of
their Treasurer, il was found that there
was an old debt hanging over them OF
more than seventy dollars. A determin-
alton " as man Tested 10 raise the amount
at once; and, although some OF the mem
bers had lett, nearly the whole was made
up in few moments. | believe we may
sum up the result OF our united labors
in Ait. Carmel as follows, viz: A good
Sabbath School esta olished, and a small
library obtained, an old debt paid off,
aud an increase Of twenty TO the men,
bcrship of the Church. For all these
good things, may we feel grateful to the
giver of all good. w. b. LISELL
} Fairfield, Oct. 1853.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04
TheUnion safe Lnst.

We are patriotic. SO is the prairie Beacon
We intend to save the Union # We ever get
h df a chance. SO dces The Beacon. Look
here:
The signs Of the times clearly Indicate
another great struggle is to be made by the
mal.eonieuts, embracing the abolition iniidels
and bigots cf the north aud the Hotspurs Of
the south TO bring abont dissolution Of the
Union. And We fear the tim is not Ear distant
wnen the bonds OF this Union will BE- put TO
a seversr ties, than ever before. when that
time comes, il Il ever does come. the masses
Of the wing aud Gemocr tic parties will have
occasion TO initiate. the noble example Of the
distinguished leaders of thetwo parties In
1852. For one. we shall be ready II wing.
Bacon
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04

Hood supply nfsphnR,ented nj and paimet,
~ NHlftfses, lnAap ~ the bi.t nnnpHF eid hisa
make iAem " eftHf ~ any wy Al IfHN hl N
fpht
Ordered work viii faflifi f.I .Ii4t tt
Particular attention raid 10 wholesale dealers,
Amit, A, COMBINE,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04
Executors Sale.

WILL be sold AZ public auction 90 Saturday
w the NJ qfnveelnbef nett,ni The late frsldrnee
Of william ptfHusuh, dee fhsud, late ~ tihnhlih
C0uniyt indlhnn,ihe Real Estate or ahld decd,
heluz The Foulh West uuhfief ~ sprNnh one,
town ., fhnre que, West About Ninety acres ol
which are cleared and w good ntntuof tuitta.
lion With Epod IlHhip hopss and barn nhd other
NECESSARY ntlufps lhpFpon, The uteal western
Nail Road passes over phn cefnef " the mfins A
tery desirable site aalewll commences ~ iuo''
elatk, An
of tale, The residue ofene Third on The ffsi %
January nekt, The remainder W two equal hhs
nuei instruments from Tho Hfst ofihhuafi, With IN
teFesi "a The dafnHed tat meNts nom The dh3 "
eel ., ~ be secured by ne purchasers pFoihisntf
notps With approved aeentIli Waiflhk valuation
aud apnFaispnient laws, ahd ihe natshsse wonei
70 remain ea on lhe lhhd unln FAh ~,
nHHl lHimtht
fuFlhsF peFlie ulss ~ aie khewn on Che das o
sale,
Oct. 81 'ss-iaiw, JosRfH WISH, EseeuleF
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04
SYMPTOMS OF pIsEAs SD.

should never be disreeardcd. They are unerring
indications that the vital functions Of nature have
been interrupted n their healthfnI action,and that
serious evils must inevitably follow, unless the
system be again set sight by the timely nse Of pro-
per remedies.
Bear In mind, that nature Is never endeayoring
toexpel disease when il invdes the animal ccono-
my, and only needs tho assistance Of some gem
al observation-disclosures. yet mild in It's action
that win give tone to the system, and act upon the
bissd- which Is the principal ollie.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04

Hay AND STOCK sCALEs.--Martin6
III Orr. Scnlo Manufacturers, have taken thu old
stand formerly occupied by MARTIN q BtrNnEti,
No. 20 Columbia Street, one door west OF Walnut.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
They are prepared 10 put up on the most reason
abletern in any part OF the country, their Iron
Lerer Hoy aRd Stock Scales, from nrw patti, rls
with improvements. which they have Just compile
ted. Also. al kinds OF Platform Scales. Beams,
DC. &c. All our Scales are warranted to give full
satisfaction, or we will take them back and refund
the money.
REFERENCES.
Samuel Bercseord. b. n. Eiliston,l Covington.
Ciidden. Muran & Co. G.. X. Perrin, ny.
W. g. G.. w. Robson, Keys, Maltby q Co.,
d I-hmer Pulluin. Hatfield * Brow
feb 95-IO MARTIN d ORR. n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04


iR. GUYsoTT's IMfRoyED EXTRACT or
Yellow Cock and Saisaparilla
IS NOW PUT Up * THg LARGEST SIZED
; bottles, and Is acknowledged 20 be The best sA r.
aAPAkIiLA made, as q certified By the WoNprn-
cUEEs u mas Performed. the original copies Of
which are Ia TIE losscesi y the proprietor. Ro-
member his Is The only TRDE and ORIGINAL
article.
Tie Medicine when sed according 10 directions.
VIII & re. Without Vail
.crogrLk or xfsCs tvfI. GAMERS, TrNoRs. ERrr
1Ioss o. aHE SIN. EayE>FELAs, CHRONIC. soRE-
Eyes, RIAewoR1 o. 1z1TxRs. srAID-rEAD, Rnru-
HArtsN. PANS AZ 1rE rofEs on JOINTS, Old
sof ~ sNnrieErs. sfsEf.t ISc % TIM GLANDS,
syFU.tis- pySfEr-iA. SALT EHKrN. DIsEksE
or LtpNffs. Los> % AfPEIITk- pifEAsk
Aai-isG faoN Tx rsE OF EEacrRY,
PA. ~ TnE EIDE AID sIl0rL DERs.
GENERAL DERiIlIV. DRoFsY, LIN
rtao. gArspitE AND c0sTIvESEss.
Let all those no wish 10 purge the blood from
tse Impurities contracted fron Tie free indulgence
81 the appetite during the winter, and 10 prepare
tie 3, stem 10 meet SUMMER epidemics resort
no~ 10 Guy soii's Extrart 81 yellow Dock and
ararila.' which Is proving itself an an.f-
cote Tor many Of tie most malignant diseases that
fe.h is heir 10. and will never be disappointed;
for IN thls remedy the public faith has never W.
vcrcd--ncver can wayer: for lis founded an exDe-
rencc. just = their ant Of faith IN other and spu
riOus compounds Is also founded on exrerisnce-
They fy from mineral n0strums 10 seek hope Iife
aud ve0r from this burriy sfrffaJfe gecdg: there-
fore. however broken in health and spirits. how
ever laaihsouc 10 himself and others. let no sns
drsI air OF recovery. let the patient 0nly UNDER
~ in ~t;uysotl's Exirzet Of Yellow Dock aud sar-
saparilia. and persuade him. his Ife-s sake TO
| Try IL. aud haue no hesitation in predicting his
/ speedy restoration 10 health.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04

I-There is a capital of 5000, 900 invest
ed in the culture Of cane in the States of
Florida. Louisiana and Texes Thesc States
produce annually about SOC, 900, 600 pound
Of sugar, beside which foreign importations
are made TO the extent Of $50, GOO 900 pounds.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04
Z q q Z
Bfadrs,f cured lg NE use y Dr. csyIaff's EStrer

BfEdrea cured igf he use q Dr. ceysnff's E.rfracf
Of Y-iio7r Dock anil ~ rsGbafiifa.
Psr1vfFu. BuTLFR Co. Pa. June "a Ia53
Nj John ID. Part Dear Sir. wish 20 state that
your excellent nedicine, .sDr. Guysotf's Extract
ofYellow Dock and Ssrsaparilla." has completely
cured ny son. aesd seven wears. Of an aggravated
ease OF sore eyes. From May till September. four
months. he was confined to a dark room. under the
care OF a sfilfal physician who consulted able
counsel. lie continued worse for two months,
when ne becsme entirely blind. His ewes were so
highly irfsIned- and 80 very sensitive that. vixen
covered With seven folds Of dark silk. he wou
scream with paia caused by tue light Of candle
he had go uppefiie-had taken 50 nuch powerful
aud Offensive medicine thai could neither coax
ucr force hm 90 take more. He mas reduced 10
mere skeleton. sud dcspaired Of ever restoring
his sight 90 health.
About iiai tine. saw your invaluable medi-
cine advertised rs remedy Tor sore eyes. caused
by scfofuid. and .our agent IN this place, Johi.
Scott. fsq,. recommended 70 - me highly.
purchased n bottle and gave It TO my son. I
could SEQ but little alteration In him for two ar
three weeks. lie then began 70 improve rapidly,
AID leiors be had taken another bottle his eyes
were con, leteiy cured.
fSigtre) WM G CAMPBELL
7 90 hereby certify that am acquainted with
VIM. c. Campbell, aud have seen his son when he
was in The condition represented b, him. and have
seen him since, aud know that he Is now in good
health.
(signed) JOHN SCOTT.
- - -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04
] H. BURROWS

THIS Mil differs from all others In the construc-
ton Of the Upper or Runner Stone which is
composed Of French Burr blocks. enclosed In a
east iron case, which forms the back and hoop OF
the Stone, with cast i'm Eve, or kush. that is of
greater external dianeter al the bottom than at the
top which Is secured al the back - four bolts SO
that every block ia in the form Of dow ssail, which
gives greater strength TO a Stone. than any other
method which is required in small Mills whercthe
Stone Is run with great speed. and becomes DANCE
rous ttnot strongly made. II also gives weight to
stone OF small diameter that is required. without
having il thick or high, that makes il top heavy.
This Mill Is square frame, made OF God o ca ST
iron, IN the form ola busk, with Bridge tree SPIN
die Balance. Rine. Driver, and Regulating Screw.
and grisds upon the sams principle as large mill,
differing only in the Running Stone: this being tho
great weight enables il to grind nearer the centre
greater quantity ofgran and with less power than
ny other mill row ia use. This mill Is portable.
and may be attached TO steam, water, horse or
hand power.
Also, all sizes Of French Burr Mil stones. manu-
Iactured on the same principle.
Joseph II. Burrows. Of Cincinnati. is the inven-
for which he obtained lie tets Patent In Isfs-
rFor all infrngemenis the purchaser will be held
/ responsible for the right Of using.
These Mills do rot require Millwright 10 set
them up. and II that Is necessary to pui them In
operation 10 attach baud tu tho pulley on the
spindle, wit prum suiJien;ly large 20 run the -
Inch Mil $40 revolutions per minute; atig.5hep to
horse. steRm or water power. Nv the steady appli-
cation OF twohOrse power, the Min will grind 10
bushels per hour Of good meal. and will grind wheat
well as Corn. The 30 inch Mill. irputto It's full
est speed, will grind from 10 10 Is bushels per hour
These Millsare warranted to be la every respect
as recommended.
AllOrders must be directed to
J. II. BURROws.
Front st., lower side, bet. Main & Walnut,
/ Dec. !, ie5a-Jn-1yr. Cincinnati Ohio
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04
Erysfpclns cured by the use OF Dr.
Suytolt's Extractor Yellow Dock
ana surha 8uriffa.
: or IowNsniP. NANDFRnVRG Co.
Indiana. July ffh. IeS3.

Suyt0ltss Extract OF Yellow Dock
ana .arsa pnriiia.
StoT1 IOwNsnIr. NANDERnpRa Co.
Indiana. July eth. ls53.
J. u. Park Dear Sir: u Is with great pleasure
vric,ou about tile very happy effects Of your
or & rBsoff's Rrfgref Of Ifiisss Deck and scgsa-
pariNa. upon ny daughter. who has been suffer-
irg under thai drcadfuf disease Ergslbcfas,. with
which che WAS attacked Ia 1875. aud she was at
tended by some % our most skilfnl physlcisns for
over eight months pcrsc,cringIy. without any BEN
cGcini effect Whatever. She became reduced 10 n
perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from her shout
ders To her knees. which continually discharged
offensive matter. Her physicians pronounced
her ease hopel -, and hey ond the reach OF med
iciue. Ns heilhiors aud m. self thought her dis
solution hear 10 band. One Of my neigbbors m
sisted on ny %. ing "Dr. GHgfVffs Esffarf Of
Yrifslr Dsrk 0aa Sarfotafsna" az a iasf resorf.
for ~ az q eur Fhysicians had given her 40, there
could BE- rot aeirinent IN 10. consented To do
30. more from a restless desire TO do something
for ms daughter While llo lasted. Than from any
hope 81 gciuag relief Sol commenced using the
medicine according 10 directions. aud To M, great
fore she had used three bottles she was allie 10 al
upfiehl in bed. Before she had used eight bottles
shs uas able - walk out. She used in alltwclye
bottles of DR. Cuysoit's Extract OF Yellow Dock
and Saasapariia.' which restored her % perfect
health, 10 December, isl2. She Is now entirely
free from any yestige OF the complaiEt
Imost earnestly recommend II to every person
suffering under any similar disease.
Yours truly. ID. l.. MARTIN.
do hereby certify tllat my fathers statspest Of
my late Illness IS not by any means exaggerated -
My health Is now perfect. which nscribe solely 10
tie Of .'hr. Gus sott's Extract OF Yellow Dock
l and Ssrsaparilla.r ANN ID. MARTIN
-Ilr- Glykoii,s Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparia, is in quart 0otiies-at 81 the bottle
Sold by JOHN ID. PARK.
N. ". Halle. Brookvillc; F. Brown. Fairfield:
J. s. Rockefeller. Cedar Grove; Nye 4 Snow. New
Trenton; {. Hasson. M. Carin 81; J. n. Clements
Blooming Grove: Gihors 4 Alden. Laurel: Thos
Robinson. New Salem: B. H.LaRue. AndersonziIle:
J. I. Andrews, Dunlapsville; p. Mason. Conners-
Vile. ;. Barbour. Nashville; TIL. Dickerson, YER
saillcs; d. Beaver, Liberty; A. Boyd, Scipio. .
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04
COURT OF HYMEN.

Mas&iEp.-On the 25th OF October, by
Rev. J. Cell, Mr.. W. A WiLEY, OF Brook
vile, to Mics pHkBR j. JosEs. Of Herman,
Ripley Co. lnd.
DirD, in Butler Township, Frant lin Co.,
Ind. Oct 9th. 1883, MaHy MATHEWS, In The
55th year OF her age.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04

rAnISET WAHE,-A c0NHflNR ,-Tha an,
tdnnlrned, ~ No hn West VIM ~ between Wins
aud Walnut lakns pleasure in lnf'Fminn his fflnnds
nnh tbs public that De hns on hand ~ large uuh
gnmplnln snrk "a cabinet NHfn asrnn hi luuni
Ia No West, ~ every description and nlnlltl ,pms
hfaclng 49, Ice aud prilHs Witch viii hn mund
adapted Va the nNry and necessities 81 Hii riassHs
nfpuuhaaafs, AlA tinft ls agNHi iu rNtpni ~ any
similar slnek ever nHnrnd n tho Western r0unir,
The work WanshU la of superior ofrHlluurr VA
mthinn nni durability, ain uusfetasd ~ hcllr
ties fnf mHnuiHtiufinnt hf Mhifh enu unnni mY
articles unprecedented Low terms, Ny motto
ID "small profits And quick ralurus,n
respectfully Invite fhe public a. Fislt uly Nien-
naut stock.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-04
EXPIRED AND DISCHARGED
AAufII

o. n nolas expired ur discharged 0n 90 al 90
o. cher ~, irha, hnl nn ~ heore March ~, ifal
,No and ono hall puf sunr,
On ~ nosvs ospirud 90 discharged amor March
~ irai, nhd on % bvlofo lunes, iflA, ave AID
ona hall pof eont.
ca all notes expired ~ diseharged after Iuue n,
ral, an.l on 90 belufe August 10, iroa, eight and
one quarter puF cent.
on all hotss espirud or discharged after August
W, itaa, aud on 90 booro October ~, lral, sixteen
puf punl,
Oflcrud, That tho Treasurer charge Interest On
nli asssssmenls not paid on 90 before December 3,
1898.
keevlpia for Assessments will DO forwarded 10
Agents ~ authorized ppfauua 10 whom members
are expected ~ max prompt hay mont, tntproat
viii be charged ut Hll nsapssinpnis remaining uus
paid nn and anef The llh daS of nocumber, on
which lhu, nfu 20, ahlol aud nl The expiration uf
thirty dnfa lfunl this date, dunuuants Willie la.
able h. snil for ihu Whole fmaunl mfikuls nssoinn,
Mates, ngfurahl, ~ the eleventh section of lha
Charter, Notes 0l The SLATE nni Free HANKS ~
Indiana, of utihn specie pas lnu hanks IN kpntuuk
aud oh iu, VIII be required for assessments,
~ cnaps where mnmbeis have aiiunnipd thnig
Policies ~, sale uiihp assured property ~ other
wise they are hereby notified hhti u their dat,
90 surrender The same Tor discharge, and ~ IA,
The amount due up 10 Tho time ~ uurfnndpg, apiee
ably 10 the requirements NJ the fifteenth npUllun
tha Charter, which must be- forced ~ officers y
I the tnmrpn,, THIS u ~ impofaui a matter d
members, that Agents are specially requested /,
call heiF attention ~ N, and W 4 i've the pfape
! information ~ regard hufpini Policies fof NJ .
charge should 10 forwarded ihfuteh the iuoa
afpnls and addressed W me vptumfys M 40 che,
viii apOlieS ~ discharge unlii the amount q
amounts due An thp hole up ~ Nc data " sur fen
dos be iIsl iali, ny eTdef ef Tie lllfetlofsl
ciiAhbhH W, tADN, Treasurer
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