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A committee TO award premiums on
Farms, state that In viewing the farms
entered for premiums, they cndeavored
to keep In view as standard requisites
and good farming. the following points,
/. A good soil, we'll titled, and kept
free Of various weeds both on the fields
and In the roads.
2. Lots well fenced, and suitable In
number To tho size OF the farm.
.. Substantial and convenient barns
and stables Of sufficient Dimensions 20
contain tho produce OF tho farm, and
To comfortably house tho cattle kept on
Il.
: 4. A IudIcIously arranged dwelling,
In neat condition, with a well and Hitter
Ing olstern.
b. Convenient buildings To facilitate
the economical management ofthe farm !
among which may DO enumerated a
wood-house, a wagon and tool-house, a
workshop, gran AIRY aud courthouse, q
convenient pIggefy, an Ice house, ash
and smoke-house, all secured against
decay by being we'll raised from the
ground aud neatly painted or white :
washed.
O. Convenient yards attached TO the
barns and stab los. 10 arranged a. 10 pre-.
vent wastage Of the liquid manure, well
sheltered from tho blasts OF winter, and
provided with water for the cattle.
7. Door-yards laid with grass, and rose
and flower beds, and shaded by orna-
mental trces, indicating TO tho passer.
by, the dwelling OF taste, health aud
comfort.
/ 3. A kitchen garden highly cultivated
and containing every spocies OF vegeta-
BILE that can BIO raised In our climate
with strawberry and asparagus beds.
y. A fruit garden or orchard, with
choice apples, cherries aud plums are
carefully cultivated, and whore can be
found neat rows oirsspberfy, gooseberry
blackberry aud curran, bushes.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
From the Baltimore Patriot.l
The Bible in Sep crate volumns--.

The Bible I'm Sep crate velumns---
Ii has been my purpose, Mr.. Editor,
to prepare for your columns a series of
short articles, relating chiefly to the BIZ
biography OF the Printed Bible, especi-
ally ofthe English Biblc--a subject sell
dom touched in newspapers, and yet OF
no little interest. Two or three COM
munications may appear this week.
would not regard the public as a re-
pulsive presence. My habits incline me
TO address II, by voice and press, freely,
and in all simplicity. Believing my
proposition good Que; full of useful
tendencies ia relation to every heart
and home in our happy land, 1 desire
and seek encouragement and aid. Com
mendation, however Just aud warm, is
not enough. IL | had capital, the pub
lication would proceed at once. Being
without capital, resort to subscrip-
tions. This is an old-fashioned plan,
but one that has not lost its charm to
me. 1t affords an opportunity for friend
ly recognitions, and open adhesions to
great principles. / often look over the
lists of subscribers in old and excellent
books, and find pleasure in observing
who were the co-operators of the au-
thors. Indeed, the subscription method
seems TO require this kind of acknowl-
edgment; and hope to have the privi-
lege OF initiating il largely in the pres
ent instance. Among others wish To
rally, il practicable, the friends ofBible
Christianity, Bible Churches, and Bible
Christians, around this Bible standard
an edition designed, by the blessing Of
its meaning more impressive, its appli-
cations more sure, and its authority more
searching and controlling. it seems to
me, that subscriptions ought to pour in
by the thousand. But the public must
judge for itself. One thing is certain
-cdPltal or subscriptions must Precede
With these remarks. / can only sub
nit, to-day, this general statsment--that
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

all the advantages Of the new mode of
publishing the bible ilow from the sim
gle principle of the separation Of The
books. Strange as Il may seem, II Is
nevertheless the fact, ut least so far as
am informed, that, during the 'our CEN
turtles Of Bible printing. the holy books
have never been issucd each by aseJ.-
"No sep crate edition. "No sePerafc,
English edition" --such are the notes OF
critics and photographers, In regard to
many Of the Scriptures--as Amos, Ma
hum Micah. Zephaniah, Habbakuk, Jer'
emiah, and others. They have appear
cd In nearly every other form, but new
or In this form. Now Il Ia proposed to
open new era. by issuing them sepe-
rately. by this plan, as expect TO
show, numerous and great advantages
will be secured. Il. III. y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

GROCERIES, Constantly on hand, fresh sup.
u plies OF the very best quality Of Groceries, nj tC
cheap store OF
may LINcK Il FARQUHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
~ bnta Record.

What a Record IL the history Of the rum
traffic. from the roltlng Of the grain 10 the
roilIng Of he deadi What internal machln'
cry. sver cracking aud cfeakIna. A. for
tunes, characters aud lives are groundl The
axels smoke with hoi blood, for there II nc
lack Of that, always dripping out as the hn'
man tribute IA continually offered up. But
our rum politiclang, our votes winning dem
agogues, our makers, vendors aud dflnkers
OF rum, toll Ne We must grind away The
jail. the poor house. hanging aud grave dig
cling business IL great business, aud mus
be kept Up Nf
linn. Bapfisf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
MORSE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.

n ELlzOW DOCh NOOl
THIS lisa Pare!y resetabis Compound, seIentln'
L caiiy prepared from the beu Roots aud Herbs
Of The Materia Mcdica, aud has gained an unri-
vailed reputation for the following effects, viz.
REGULATING AND STRENGTHENING THE
iavxR AND Diossrivx onoAss, Asp cLEAssfsa
THE STOMACH AND BOWELS,
and thus CURING all Bilious Diseases, Liver Com
plants, Dyspepsia, Indigestion cosilyeness, Piles
Headache, Fever and Ague, Janndicc, Nausea,
Loss Of Appetite, &C., and causing the food 70
PURIFYING bAE HOOD,
and thus curing all Humois, Cutanoous kruptlons,
scrofula, Salt Rheum, Erysipclas, Scald Head,
canker, plmples on the face, Blotehes, Ulcers,
Tumors, Mercurlal Dlseafe, Cancers, &c,
RnauLArise rnn Sk.aEfuHy ongkss,
aud by enabling them ~ perform their proper
functions, preventing and curing many painfui
and dangerous Diseases STRENGTHENING Asp Our
Krisa rnt NrRvousuarrs, thus aIlayinK Nervous
Irritation, aud curing all Diseases OF the Nerves,
ne tiystoria, Neuralgia, crampa, sc.
IT n UERivALLED IN THE CURE or ALL
FRMALE COMPLAINTS,
a. weakness, general debility, Irregalatliy, OBJ
nw W. q. a"S rsg is nm mDs
cosrLAisrs. NJ Colds, Coughs, Asthma, consump'
lion, &c., also, propsy.
Having made use Of the Compound syrup o.
yellow Dock Root, prepared by g. MoHHk 4
co, either ourselves, OF IN our families, and ind
Ing II 10 DO a very sainiary and enoetuni prepare
ton, We do most ehoerfully recommending tbs
public ne very valuable medicine.
n. bourne, bsq., Cashier National Hank, Frovi
dence, n. III A. w, spencer, Eaas, Cashier Lim'
Rock hank do do dc. Rev. william phiiips, Rev
J. n, Riehmeud, 9, =: Jones, editor Providence
Den. Adu., VIM, field, N, w, q, MI Cyrus Fish
Z or, N. ~, janes Hutchinson, q, 4. pen, v
]. bates, Doci. Hem. Colby, and one hundred 9th
ers Of The most respectable families Of Prov violence
/ This certines that have fora numbered year
been acquainted with the composition and mode d
manufacture OF MOnhE'h COMPOUND hyRul
ofyrLiow Dock ROOT. have also bee ae
] qnhintad with lie modua opefandl IN disease, M
can say thai IN oil respects u u admirably eaea
lated W remedy that class II Diseases fofwhien
was designed, n u especially valuable IN NM
drkfioN aud all its attendant symptoma, u .
elites 10 healthy action The tivtN, removes Tot
pof, aud Inactivity afthis ORGAN, and stimulate
healthy action IN all the Hystem, A. bFPukA
Ton or purifier OF the niood " has no superior,
| DAVID uoLMEa, N, u,
Providence, u, I, Jan, 4, 1858,
| PREPARED nv
q. MORSE g. co.
No, go broadway, New York,
and sold ny Druggists and olheFs throughout u
aud other counties, For sale by NJ. w, Hail
iifsokyllie, so-tmos
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
THE TAPE WORM.

This u The most dnicuil Worm 10 destroy of Al
shsi infect the human system, grows 10 an aiaost
w the intesines and stomach alfnctlnr The health
20 selll o. W cause NJ. vlus Dance. Fs, as. that
nose hIleted seldom " ever suspect that IL Il arr
y, 9aa has,snlng Them 10 an early grave. IN order
must be pursued, u would fheTofofe se n,ons, nj
take or Of my Liver pills. 80 ~ Al rs,nsss ali
distractions. that Tie Worm Ryran ma, All ilseei
upon We worm, which must be saken In doses Of
two thblesHpoonmla three times day, 1hose AZ
ferilohs Ioll0wed have never befn tnnwu A. o,l 4,
curling tho mnal ohallNAln lnan ~ n l.l "a mt, !"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
Ladies' Shoes.

12O pairs Calf Boots;
100 80 Kip -
20 "Goal Buskins;
% Enameled young Ladies' Boots;
"a Fine Kid Aibonis;
80 - New style Gaiters;
10 a. Rubber Bueskins;
"a Low Sandals;
% " Fur Lined over Shoes:
Together with a large and splendid assortment
of Childrcn's and Misses, extra fine shoes. Aswe
pay particular attention In the selection OF our
Boots aud Shoes In regard TO durability and ueat-
ness, We have no hesitency In recommending the
same, and have no fears of being excelled In this
branch of0ur business, or of being beat selling
low. N. ID. GALLON d SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
MlisttIIanp.



The following has come 10 Us through
source that entities II TO credit;
A huge two-fstsd, broad -shouldered son
OF North Carolina appeared few days ago
Ia the treasury building aud enqred for the
Secretary. lie was directed TO the door. but
when about 10 enter the ante-room, he was
stopped by the messenger, for not observing
the usual ceremonies.
whats the matter now7" asked Rip Van
Wrinkle.
"You can't 20 10 'Ir," replied the messen-
ger.
"we,ll soc about that" replied Rip, IA he
gathered tho messenger IA his brawny arms
and set him aside. Arrived In Mr.. Guthrie's
room and finding several gentlemen present,
he asked, which is the Secretary.
al anu" said Mr.. Guthrie 10 The intruder,
rather sternly, GLOW did you get Ia herel"
,,Oh. we'll talk about that alter a while, -
said Rip, ave come on business, and wen
attend to that first. You see, Mr.. Secretary,
/ am democrat from North Caroiinai aud
there ISL light boat At, aud a wing has
the keeping Of ii now, and | want 1t. Mind
now. II won't make any difference ia my vo'
ting.if you don't give IL 10 mo aiwaya vote
right anyhow. Here's my papers; look al
'em aud speak out" Mr. Guthrie was quite
taken with his honest simplicity aud replied
that he would give him Nn answer at twelve.
"Mlnd now" said Rip, showing his watch 10
the Secretary, "you see that little hngeri
When II gets to twelve I'll be here certain.
| No mistake now.''
Where are you stopping att" asked the
Secretary.
stopping. you may well say that. I've
got no money to fool away stopping anywhere
| took my breakfast at the market house this
morning, and you see | want TO start home
in the mail boat this evening for If stay here
long | can't 90 home al all. Now mind, Mr..
Secretary, ~ o'clock, you know" SO say
ing he took his leave,
During his absence Mr.. Guthrie examined
his papers. and finding him properly recon-
mended, directed his commission to be pre-
pared Immediately.
Punctual 10 the minute, our friend appear
ed and was handed his commission. He
warmly thanked the Secretary, took his leave,
and Is now doubtless at home attending TO
his duties. .r.. ~
We dare say that Uncle Sam has no bet
ter Washington Star.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
PREMIU M TEETH.
@
Dr.. ]. w. Keely, Resident Surgeon
Dentist,

MOULD inform his friends and the public gen.
w orally, thathe has at much trouble and expense
htted up new and commodous Rooms where he
will be able 10 accommodate his patients much
ing, and the insertion Of artificial Teeth, from one
TO a complete set) performed upon the latest and
mostapproved principles-and warranted.
No charges for examination or advice, which will
be cheerfuly given when called on.
REFERELcEs.-llls work.
Rooxs.-o9e door south ofthe Valley House up
srn trs--41-f.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

sir GoodS, Notisns, HardIvare, QEcenswDre, Giass-
rare, Hrfs Caps Boofs Shoes Flour and oil Cloths
Carpeffngs aud Leather to which the attention OF
the pablic is especially directed.
He has taken great pains this fall Ia the selection
of his goods enabling him TO offer, TO the trade
stock VIII ich in extent and variety exceeds any to
be found in tn Il ma rke and 10 which he shall be
making frequent additions throughout the season.
Buyers would find II to their interest to call and
lnspect his sock (which will! always be found large
and attractive) before, purchasing elsewhere as he
10 determined his prices shaH6e as forV those of
any home In the country. X, TYNER.
P.S. The highest market price always paid IN
cash for all kinds grain and all approved county
produce taken in exchange for goods.
Br0okvf1Te Oct, 18th fS58-45
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

DAY up.---n, n. Burton having purchased
| tho entire interest Of John q, burton IN the
Store al hrookyie on the ist day OF January last,
aud ]. q, nuFlon having bought u. II, nufton's
interest In the store at Metamofa are gious Ia
settle up the business ofthe nrm persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 10 NJ either place prior 10
tho time mentioned above arc requested 10 pay NJ
wi thout delay, ~. n. a. 30. BURTON.
nrookyille Sept. 18th. ie53-tf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
HOBENSACK 8 WORM svpup

An article founded upon Scientific PrlncIplss- cam
pounded with purely Vegetable substances. being
perfectly safe whom taken, aud can be given A iha
most tender mint with decided beneficial effect
whore Bowel Complaints aud pinrfhoea have ih~.a
weak and debliiated, the Tonic properties of ms
Worm blfup are such, that Il siandf without sn
equal In the catalogue Of In giving tons
aud strength 10 the stomach. which mnk 90 u AZ n
fallble remedy for those AFFLICTED with nsrrrpsHa
the astonishing cures performed BY this syrup AZ
ter Physicians have JAILED IA The beat etldsl I'd ~
IL superior efficacy over all Others.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
HORENl AcK,s LIYER PILLS.

No part Of The 4, stem IL mare liable % disease
uhn The LIVER, " serving a. niefor 90 parity
the blood, or giving The proper % the bile,
80 lhHi any wrong Heunn OF The Liver effects me
other Important parts ~ the system, aud results VA.
Fionsly IN Liver Complaint, faundice, Dyspepsia,
Ne. we shonld, therefore, watch every symptom
that might indicate a wrong action of ma llter,-
These filin nFe composed of ROOTS and PLANTS
furnished ny nhtnru 10 heal the slck, namely, fal
an hAfhtIOhANT. which nuEmcnis the soese.
Sh rom We Pulmonary mucus membrane, oFpro-
nlet The dlnehnfgu ofHecfrled matter. 81, M Az.
IkhAllNE, which changes Ia some inox llleable
and inHennible manner The certain morbid aeilan Of
the ssslem' III, ~ TONIC which gives tone and
strength 10 The nervous system, renewing heailk
and vRor 10 oil paris 0fthe body. eth, aCAfllAR.
TIC, which acts ln peFfeti harmony with the other
lngrcdleiils aud operating on the Bowels aud on.
pelinF inc whole inRss of corrupt aud viihted nt.
tefnnd purip ing The noud, which deslro, dlsoass
aud restores health,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
Chinaneys.

The Scientific American states, on
reliable authority, that if, at two feet
above the throat of yoor chimney, you
enlarge the opening to double the size,
for the space oftwo feet, then carry up
the rest as at first. your chimney will
not smoke.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

ARGUMENT ron rHE NAME Law
Archibald NIehol, tho turnkey at tho
city lookup, made his report 10 tho
Mayor yesterday afternoon. During the
past month, no has had 600 prisoners
under his chargo-of these. Goa were
charged with Intoxicatlon, 90 with lar.
ceny, and o with riot.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
xhAA GHALLENGE

Whatever concerns the health aud happiness a
the people IL nj all times OF the most valuable
Importance. take u for granted that every per
ton VIII do ell In their power 10 save The lives Of
thcif children. and that every person will cndeasof
70 promote their own health NJ ali sacrifices. 4
feel u my duty 10 solemnly assure you ina 4
"vhMn, according 10 the opinion OF The Easi
,elebraied Physicians, are the primary causes of
lnfEe majority OF diseases 20 which child en- ard
suults are napic. " you have an appetite eontins
aaiy ehnngeable from ons Mind OF nod 10 another.
pad Breath, Pain IN the stomach. Picking NJ tie
Nose Hs, , and fuliness Of The Belly, Dry
that all these denote WORMS, and YOU should n,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
Commissioners Sale.

The undersigned having been appointed com
missionef.hy the court 0feommon pleas 81 Frank
lin county, nor the purpose " selling land belong
ing 10 the heirs Of Andrew Montgomery deceased
gives notice iha the will proceed 10 seil the follow
Ing deseF ibed land on the 10Th day Of November
next, on tho premises.
"All that tract OF parcel Of land containing one
hundred sndsisty aefes, more ~ less, situate N
tpFineapld Township, tfanklin county Indiana hnt
described NJ the Northwest quarter ofsection fhir
teen fia1 ~ Township ninefpl Of hange one o."
Terms,s--0no third cash on day " sale, ehI
third In twelve months and the remaining third ~
two years,lha deferred payments being secured b,
notes with security approved By the commissioner
and 10 bear interest from date,
JUDAH iliNcKLkY, Commissioner.
Nat
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

q The BROAD GUAGE UNDERGROUND r.
R.-Ths Delaware CO., Standard says:
"About ten o'clock, last Friday night,
ten lugi;iyes from Kentucky, passed
through this place on their way to Can
ada
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
SOMETHING NEW.

CONNERsVILLE MACHINE SHOP,
Adjoining the Stove Foundry Of W, Y. Gebhart.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
Il lie that he has established Machine Shop in
Connersville. and Is now manufacturing
THRASHlNG MACHINES,
Horse Powers, Separators, Straw Cutters, Corn
shelters, Wood-sawing Machines, all the latest
ana most improved patterns. He also nanufac lures
Cuip's Patent Portable CIDER Mill,
an excellent and convenient article that every
Farmer who has an Orchard ought TO have.
He expects TO keep constantly on hand supply
Of Thrashing Machines, &C., and invites all who
wishto purchase 10 give him call. The Machine
~ manufactured by him will be warranted b be Of
the best Materials and most substantial ork man
ship.
REPAIRING.-He will be prepared 70 repair
Reaping Machines and will attend promptly 10 the
fitting up and repairing Of any kind of Machinery
that may be required.
establishments the West. JOHN ENDSLEY.
Connersville, April IL, 1853. ly.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

drEyery one admits the right to make
license laws. aud what is license law' II
|. n law permitting some and prohibiting
others. II isa prohIbI,ory law. 1.-THE com
nudity err permit Tan mon 10 sell. aud pro
hlbii all the rest. why can !, not permit one
and prohibit, all the res,i And " II prohibit, !
by ,hs same authority, II can prohibit ALL
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

OSTThe Richmond Palladium estl-
mates that seventeen barrels OF whisky
IL consumed by the gallon In that village
every W eek, sand yet" the editor re-
marks, 1--WE are residing In a temperance
community
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
Eurekn! Eurekall

Silks! Silks!l Silksll!
tsPIEcEs Dress Silks, comprising
IDon Pieces figured.
10 changablo,
10 Z" plain aud figured black,
plaid,
All OF the finest and best patterns Just reecl.
| we'd and will be sold cheap by
sep op--ia N. h. GALLON a SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
SALEOF RE,L llSTATE

Tho undersigned administrator The ealnle 0l
Henry Cruise Died will sell NJ public auction on the
prom iaes IN nutler township. frnnkiin Co, Ind,
esl fsnld deceased IN Tho south hnf0fihe North
east quarter 81 section eighteen town ten range
thhteen, subject 20 tho amount ofthe purchase
ncy yetunpaid-the purchaser to pay said purchase
money,
Terms.--O half " be paid down-halanee
Ia six months thereafter III interest 10 be secured
by note with approved securities.
liy order Of the Court ~ Common Pleas ~ said
county. SQUIRE HARVEY Administrator,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
Nj q KIN nc k q.

Come and see all of the nice things, In the way
OF notions, to be found mt GALLIoss SroRs, consis
ting In par, 0fMen's nne Buck, Dog-skin. Kid,
SILK, Wooden q Cotton Gloves, Ladies' ~ Misses
Kid, Silk, Wooden d Cotton do Zephy's Scarfs,
Woolen undersieeyes q Guns, Nictornes, I'm
broidorSd Collars, Chemisetts, Hdfk' and under
sleeves, Ribbons, Linen d Cotton Laees, swiss aud
jaekonet insertions a. kdgings, Silk Laces, Brush
es, Threads Velvet Innings, Needles, Pins, But :
tons, &c. DC.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

Boots 4 Shoes.
10 cases Kip Boots;
coarse %
2 water proof Boots
mems calf
" Sup - g
Boys course
Kip
"Mens coarse shoes;
4" Kip I"
" Fine Calf -
co prs Rubber * Buffalo over Shoes;
Just received by the undersigned direct from
New York, and will be- sold cheap for cash.
N. ID. GALLON 81 SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
Ginphanns
Shawls! Shawlsll Shawlslll

I0aPIECES fine Ginghams, just opened and for
41Usaie at the OLD WHITE CORNER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
READ THE FOLLOWING

Aud ,ol cannol be lndaefen 70 This apnesi Ia
inAhls, calls upon You 10 do your duty. ills enl,
one out ~ the inau, thousahds Who has seen ia
wonderful effects. '"
Dr, !, N, iioihNhAc k--slfi.-tifai 10 a, eu,
We ihteniof ola highly Yhluable mediclnf nfnt uts
his humble testimony ~ lie fayaF, ~ being safe.
gentle poweFfull, eheciunl remedy faf Worms
llatlnEhad much experience In know ine The chests
vt tati"us preparations, my wits, who Nas well
skilled " h,lnlsieflhE 70 children Ia Distress pfo'
neuhevd " the best she had ever usod, and wsuid
use 20 osl'ef while ioufs could DO had,
=, uhhkhlpfuf ours boeAme seriously discussed, 49,
Tier symptoms wete alarming, but her motheT 9
hoee sought fuf . remedy fsf Worms, fiaeina oh :
taihed yours, b, the Time she had lak on hall bod.
We, ol hf We Joy u gave ~ anuetl0nale mother.
" see me improvement ~ her child, ssa bane
about I'VE of ala years old She passed an ls,-
mense quantity Of Worms, her siekiy eounienansu
nov frightened, heFsplFlls returned, and ~ shss,
time lovely child, threatened with decline and
asalh, nov gave promise Of health, Thanks 10 a
Mind Providence, whose blessing tlohdlne ,ouf
syrup, restored The child, With confidence I no.
commend u ~ nll pafnuln whose children are suf.
fering from Worms.
jas, a, howkN, Minister ~ ,hs Gospel,
/ l#lv Pastor oflhe southampton iiaptlni Church,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

UATS--CAMP's best spring style Of fashlonal
Ill Hats, just received and for sale at
MY LfNCK & FARQUHAR'S.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
r. W. HUBBARD.

CARTILAGE w ANUfACTun E "a,
u on Maine Burgess Street, Brooksillc just below
the public square, has alwnye on hand a large as
rortmeni OF Carriages, consisting OF kockaways,
Rours aud Readys, plain Rockaways, Phmton,
Purchasers will find Il TO their advantage 10 call
and examine my work, "a my stock Il the largest
In town, and my prices as low ~ The same quality
I also keep Cor sale Carriage Harness ofsny style
or price. ..... t.....
am prepared 10 ahlsh 10 order any description
Of Carr n OF on hand, at shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 70 repairing.
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