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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-08

4 hEElCE FOP IA large room, suita
OF the Times. ,,posite the Exchange Bank Sc est
III AHSWARE, CUTLERY, Xc.-Tbe sub
i scrloer having purchased the stock of goods be-
opened at the store formerly occupied by him. takes this
metnoa o. inviting his friends the customers of Mr. New
our1 ana the Puol; generally to call and examine his
gooas ne WIN keep constantly banda general assort
nnt OF hardware pocket and table Cutlery edge Toosy
&C. which he will sell at very low prices
A. B. CLARKE
su ~ Corner Franklin and 11.b 80.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30

ers into jewels that will shine in the
crown oflifc for ever and ever. These
converts become laborers in the great
field. In broken language their ac-
cents may not be musical to our ears,
but they reach the hearts of their fell
low-countrymcn. Ye people of Gin
cinnati, one Of the reasons that your
success is not greater in the cause Of
Christ is that you do not set the ar
dent, newly-converted convert to
work. You are afraid to trust young
men, and the danger is that you will
become a family Of old people. We
are accustomed to stihe infantile volu
bility. Let the prattlers talk on
there is music in their voice; grammar,
rhetoric. and logic will come by and
by; and if the word is only "Fatherl"
let them shout il out in exultant
tones. The German character is a
peculiar one: ours is that of enthusiasm
theirs of endurance. With the
Dutchman it is a thirty-years' war,
and he will die before he gives up
fighting for the cross. 1t will be a
perpetual battle.
AT the close of the Bishops address,
which was loudly applauded by the
immense audience, the German choir
sang with enthusiasm one Of their Ger
man songs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30

Address by Bishop Simpson at the
Missionary Anniversary, Dec. o. 1853.
Bishop Simpson rcjoiccd that he
was permitted 10 be present on this
hallowed and delightful occasion, and
that he had an opportunity to partici-
pate in the exercises Of this hour
The Committee of Arrangement had
assigned to him the subject Of our mis-
sions among the fereign population in
this country. With him it was
question Of great moment, and fraught
with tremendous Consequences
What shall be done with the hun
drcds of thousands of immigrants who
yearly flock TO our shores from all the
countries Of the old world? Some,
have proposed the adoption Of legal
restrictions either preventing immi-
grafton or regulating il by a more rig
ID scrutiny. and imposing further re-
strictions in regard TO the elective fran
chise. But neither Of these will meet
the exigency of the times. and the
pressing circumstances by which we
are surrounded. It's now time of
universal liberty. and the various parts
OF the world are becoming constrained
by the influence Of this all.peryading
spirit 10 remove their restrictions
We have done we'll to throw wide
open our gates for the crowding. teem-
ing masses Of every land, and our
principles require US TO bid them well
come to the enjoyment OF all our insti-
buttons, civil and religious. In the
fillness Of my heart, while At the
same time am deeply impressed with
the cost and value OF our liberties, |
say TO every oppressed and downtrod.
den son of Europe, Come 10 our shores.
In the providence Of God this land has
been made common land Of oil ma
tons. II was originally settled by
colonies from oil countries; and, rs pr
.onecrs or hcralds from these lands,
they have, by their feet, eonsecratcd
the soil Tor their coming descendants
through all time.
Another consideration, which should
urre US to invite immigration 10 our
shores. said the Bishop, arises from
the fact that Providence has clearly de-
signed this land rs tho country OF
Protestants. Why was IL that Colum-
bus. the Catholic. did not lnd some.
where within the present bouEdn RES
of the United States. instead OF one OF
the Western islands, What changed
his course when bis vessels prov was
pointing In the direction Of floridaY--
What strange whispering, coming 10
60 the cars OF the Spaniard, awakened
his supcrstitous fears, and caused him
10 turn the direction OF bis ycsscl?--
Humboldt says this strange whisper
ing was oceaSioncd by a flight ofbirds
seeking for land In n south. westerly
direction. Be Il so. Was there no
providence In thisY There was. my
brethren: and | rejoice that. however
slight and trivial the cause. the consc.
quences were brought about which
made this country anti.Papal in It's
very origin. Pope Alexander divided
the whole earth. and gave this land 10
the Spaniard. but three hundred years
ago English and llollandcrS came and
took possession Of Il In the name OF n
greater than Pope Alexander. When
The time for tho formation OF tho Union
arrived, Protestant states alone enter
cd the league.
Another consideration worthy Of
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
The Inne,ian naIi l,ena.

The reports ofthe President and En-
gineer Of this road most clearly show
that il is progressing rapidly. The
whole amount of work done is $780,
600. The division from Hamilton to
.Connersville will be completed in less
than a year, and then our citizens may
enjoy moving Lightning Train as
much at they do our Train. ifthey will
pay for it. OF course se the local and
the veritable Editor Of the American
will pass scott free.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
wThe ..localcorner Of the Time

HThe "localc orner" Of the Times
Of this place has Become passing rich
of late. Mr. Maker demonstrates that
his parents were happy in choosing the
significant name Sol forther rising sun.
He Eliminates wherever he goes, and
whatever he touches, though we most
positively deny the report that he is
used for lighting cigars, by the aid
of a burning glass. and we challenge
the proof. Mr.. Maker is not only
bright. but he is sharp as is proved by
his witty criticism of our salutatory.
He is, withal chaste. and beautiful
writer. as is evinced by the Crockett an
ecdote which he uses. His agreeable
style. together with his unexception-
able department as a citizen, gives
great popularity 10 the Times. par
ticularly as useful family paper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
Calicoes! CalicoesIT

ONfINVOss NIFIfINVOcsF
AnaPtECES best coeheco, Mcrrmnc and New
XlIUEnglnnd Prints, just received nj the
Sep oa-4e. OLD WHITE CORNER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
~ The meanings which we a

ES The meetings which we ad
vertised few weeks ago were gener-
ally well attended.
We give the following resolutions,
adopted at Fairyiew, as embracing the
general sentiment Of he people on the
subject alluded too.
ist. Resoiged. That we will vote for
no man to represent our county in the
Legislature Of Indiana who will not
use his influence against the manufac-
ture or the sale Of ardent spirits asa
beverage.
2. Resoiped, That we approve Of a
law prohibiting the manufacture or
sale Of ardent spirits as bcvcr-
aye.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
HopEN. AcK,s LIVER PILLS.

NO part OF ihp H}strm " m0fe habio 10 disenss
u'hn The LlNkh, 70 serving ~ Illsrof 10 purify
We htoods orKlNinK The proper secretion 10 The ls.
40 That any wrong action q The Liver esfsefs de
ether importaai parts % HE system, and Fssas "a.
rouaif In Liver Complaint, Jaundico, Dyspopsls.
&c. Meshould, therefore, watch every syinptom
that might Indicate n wrong action OF The Llsef.-
Those Pulls are composed OF ROOTS and PLAsTs
furnished BY nature 10 heal The sick, namely, Iss.
an EAfEcTokANT. which Hugments tho ssers.
IN from mo pulmonary mucus membrane, OF pro-
oles The discharge ofsecfuted matter. I'd, al AL
IhkAllNh, which changes In some inexpiissbis
and inaenslblr manner the cettaln morbid action Of
the system. Jd, TONIC, which gives tens snt
aud Nigor onll parts ofihe body. 9Th, CAInAK.
Ilc' when acts W perfect harmony with the other
ingredients, and operating on the Bowels, and On.
polling tho whole mass OF corrupt aud sitatod mat.
terand purifying The blood, which destroys disease
aud ToaloIcs hnnllh.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
SOMETHING NEW.
CONNEnsvILLE MACHINE xuou

CONNEusyuLLE MACHINE SHOP,
Adjoining the Stove Foundry OF w. ". oebhart.
rrttE undersigned respectfully informs The pub.
Il lie that ho has established Machine shop II
Conncrsyilie. aud II now manufacturing
THKASHfNG MACHINES,
Horse Powers, NoparHtors, straw Cutters, Corn
shelters. Wood. saving Machines, all The latest
ana most improved patterns. liealso manufactures
an excellent ana convenient article that ever
Farmer who has an Orchard ought 10 have.
lie expects 10 Keep constantly on hand a pfbpiy
of Thrashing Machines, Ne., and Invites ali Nhs
wish 10 purchase 10 give him = call. Tho Machine.
~ mannmciuredhy him viii 10 warranted 10 be Of
the best materials, and most substantial work mss.
ship.
HkPAtRiN0.--iIe will be prepared 10 repsir
Reaplng Machines and will attend promptly tehs
niling up aud repairing ofany Kind Of Msehlssfy
that may be required,
flis terms win bo NJ reasonable ~ those % ssy
cstAbllshmentin the West, JOHN FrDeLHr.
connersyille, April II, 1873, ~.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30

GREER a STEPHENS are paying NE
- hlghest price fcf iinen aud cotton fags dsiiv.
afnd NJ their paper mll,
tirook vile, Nov, 10Th, tHa1.--oo-W
IAmEs spEEt has just receive ssa will IN
j fatufu keep q gDod assortment Of oroesfies.
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles, which he vii eel
al The most Feiueod prices,
Nov. 3olh, iesa,--Sn-u
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
The bates House.

We have Bates House rs well rs
our neighbors at indianapolis. R.
Durnsn having rc-moddled. re-6ttcd
and re-furnished the old Mansion
House calls il by the above name
and invites every body to its good
things
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
THE TAPE WORM.

This is the most difficult Worm % destref u ell
that infcs the human system. u grows 60 On spnoss
Indefinite length, becoming 20 eoiied and fssfsnsA
80 sadly as TO cause st. Vtus Dance, Bits, &e. that
those afflicted seldom II ever suspect that u IL ara
NoRs Fastening them 10 an early grave. In order
10 destroy this Worm. very energetic treatment
must be pursued, II would therefore kc proper ~
take or 3 Of my Liver Pills, 30 ss to remove sIr
distractions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the Worm. which must be taken In deus Of
two tablespoonful three times day. Thsre d.
reetiofs followed have never been known 20 nil In
en- liz. lrnsi Ia cnaa Of Il pE W0HM
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
Ladies' Shoes.

ieO pairs Calf boots;
100 7" Kip -
90 "Gont Bnskins;
10 fnameled young Ladies' Boots;
20 Fine Kid Albonlss
~ New style Caters,
10 Rubber Bucskins;
a. " Low Sandalss
- Fur Lined over Shoes,
Together with large and splendid assortment
OF Childron's and Misses, extra ina shoes, Aswo
pay particular attention IN tho selection of our
ness, we have no hestcney IN recommending Tho
same, aud have no fcars OF being exceied IN this
branch ofour business, or of being beat selling
low' Nd. GALLON q NON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
(iinpllalns.
Shnwlsl Shnwlsll ShaMlslll

lnnplECkR nno OlnRhama, luai oppned aud 10
1VUsale ai tho OLD WHITE CORNER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30


THE HARPERs. Offers of assistance
have flowed In npon the Harpers 10 tho
amount Of more than Sli0 900, In great
part from persons with whom they had
no previous connection. The insurance
Offices have waived the grace Of sixty
DAYS and offered to pay the claims upon
them at once. A larger quantity Of
books has been saved than was at first
supposed to be lost.
0<TThe Boston Post gives the follow
ing as motto for tho union OF the
"Seveu Democratic Senator'S" who
may be relied upon informing future CO.
alitions with Wings, Freesoicrs and alb
olitionists, TO embar rass the Admins
tration;-
"United we stand"
"Prouidcd ace don tali-Er paper r,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30

v Tho Mills n Factory ~ Msiamora are nov run
Mug, aud W. ARE ready W wall on customers w our
line, the Factory has heea largely Improved, aud
We eau card, spin. weave, aud manufacture Wool
on NJ short notice, Ne good and ~ chcap,aa any
good shop Ia the county.
Fulllng and dyolnR done In the usual aeasoi on
fair Terms all kinds OF Merchnntabe produce tab on
ZOE work and especially wool Rrecsc. We viii pay
cash of goods Tor 10000 lbs wool,
Cniland see uAbefuro taking your wool 0f work
otherwhefes. 9i-93 MACY, GORDON a 60.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30

Ef- We are too busy this week to
get up mary items, and we are some
what dc,ersed from doing what we
could, lest the scorching rays of Sol
should wilt MS even in mid winter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30

OTThe Buffalo Commercial Advert
ser speaks Of Governor Bigler, who re-
Gently wrote an encouraging letter to
the Erie mob, as can individual whom
the people of Pennsylvania have for
their sins been given over to the folly Of
eiecting Governor Of the State"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
CASH Is TIE MOTTO

Tho goods are sold for cash not for the profits.
Indles-gcntlcmcn-couu mcrchAnis-pod.
lars-boys aud girls call, aud call now, and see for
yourselves. GEO. HOLLAND Assignee.
Nov. ~ 1855. $50 tf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
Fnrniinral TnrniinrcII

lust received u good assortment OF fuRNI.
u TURF, consisting In part Of bureaus, Tables,
stands. Centre. abes, Sofas, Lounges, Cribs, Will
low Cabs. wagons aud Cradles, iiedsieads, Mat.
trussos, Chairs OF every variety, atthc
FURNITURE ROOMS.
Drook Vile, July n, iss9,-ai,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30

NOTICE u hereby given 10 Tho Stockholders W.
" the Cincinnati cambridge aud thlago short
Line Railway Company, that there will be an NJ
ecllon held a. the once OF said Company in Cam.
bridge CITY on Thursday 18th day Of January next,
for the purpose " pucllng ~ Directors for said
Company for the ensuing year.
ny order OF The heard.
THOMAS NEwRY eec'y.
q, &, 4 &, n, l., X. w, Co.
Dee. ~ 53--no. 81, Nv,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30

65-The Rev. Bishop Simpson, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, has left
New York for California and Oregon. -
The Bishop Is to be accompanied by the
Rev. N. Reasoner.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
%EIyqN

Is. cr.ona Who have purchased innd 81 the late
" Geo, a, Hhoup, and who hold them by title
bond, and have mol received conteynnees are 70 /.
specially requested 10 advise the un dcfagned Of
the fact furnishing also description of The land,
}, n. HowLAND 40, ofhe Estate
Dee. ~, -5e-1w,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30

Sold la Brooky vile by NJ, W. Hattie, IN Laurel by
uln,ri a Dapuy w Mulamofa BY q, vanchmpl
IN Andersonyllle by q. o,erlon, and b, druggists
everywhere,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. u.
9. MecLENNAN, N. u.
=. hBRo,lW'!Lky, ". d.

III Purchase none but those having The s,r,..
tnrc, -. N. nOBENSACK, upon each boz. az
all others are worthless limitations.
hgenn wishing new supplies, aud all others
wishing 70 become agents, must address the Pro-
prleior, ). N: uOhkNsACK, at his laboratory, No.
,sv, nonh SECOND Street, above Race, PiiihA.
States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates ofcures performed
IN different parts ofthc country, by the above med.
icines, can DC had gratis Of the agents.
For sale by NJ. w. HALLE. Brookvllle.
agents for the State.
Price each 25 cents. dr. 3-5o-irr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
--zIl-,,, uunnAI RON oumssT-
49,
Notice (0 C0nsrartOrs.

SEALED Proposals will be received at the
lDOnlee ofthe CT clnnat Harrison a. indianapolis
Straight Line, and Cincinnati, indanpolsc Chica-
go Railroad Companies, In Cincinnati, until the
.Jd day OF January mkt for the Grinding, Masonry,
bridging, and the entire construction ofihe road
rom the City OF Cincinnati, TO the City OF Indanap-
oils, via, the White Water Valley.
Plans and Spc lncations will be ready for In
spection nc the ONCE sftho Engineer, West Third
a. Cincinnati) on and anerthc second OF January
next.
Any further Information can be obtained by APP
plying 10 n. NJ. Gregory. Cincinnati. John Wynn,
Brook Vile Ia, or J. W. fabcr, Mlamitown. o.
n. NJ. GREGORY. President
PHfNEiIAS POMERf, Chief Engineer,
J. w. TAhER.l Secretaries.
J0HN WYNN.l Dec. 20 f53-4w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
NO lluMBuGl!!

NOW IL yonf time 10 obtain fortune fof 81,
~ Its neither Hook Agencies nor useless fos
oolpta but saFe method ~ making ffom 10
800 per cent. upon M, capital wn.fsvsR In
vested.
This valuable information q az be- obtained by
scndlng one dollar by letter, pos. paid directed
w.&E.G VAN BERGEN Cincinnati Ohio.
SD moe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
PAID FORTHWITH.

The case Is one Of emergency, aud Without 70.
gard 10 person OF sex, the claims mHsf aud fhaH
be- paid. No delay need 10 bo expected, rs none
will be allowed,
Those who know ,,will understand that moan
lust whatt say,
n. y. q. narWick will remain NJ the Ruboilom
store house, Ia MeAmorR, 10 close up the business
there, aud Ia my agent 10 receive hnd receipt Tor
money,
John W. Hiu ID my agent nj Rockville, aud
will walt on all who call, aud receive aud receipt
Tor money.
And all will remember that We have y court
commencing nrst Monday IN January. another tho
first Monday in February hatwe have from Two 10
fur Justices Of the peace in cnch township, whose
ofrces are always open, and that have had about
90 years experiences collecting money eommen'
cling suit sc, aud that what sav that no,
OEO. HOLLAND Assignee,
aa taaa antf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30

OF The Rev. Joshua Soule, senior
Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, is TO leave New Orleans
on the 18th January, on his second official
visit 10 California.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
Cheap Bonnets.

Uns.E. w. BuTLEu. has opened he
VI largest aud most splendid assortment OF mi
ncry goods ever offered In Brookville, consislls 4
olbonncis OF every style. from 95ts up. Ribbons
brewery variety, together with n splendid stock Of
ostrich feathers, caps, and all varieties Of llnlnss
aud can furnish milners wanting supplles,as shos
NJ hoy can be hRdin Cincinnati. She invites ali
Aim
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
soTIMEIS MONEY!

ut short notice. shop under the American oniee
a., 80. ~ JAMES COOPER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
READ THE FoLLoWINaL

iyou cannot be indneren 10 this appeal. I'm
ma y calls upon you 10 do your duty. IL 10 only
on utofthe mauy thousands whe has sses he
NO erful effects.
in. HoBRNSACK-sir;-cr 10 %,
The ventor ola highly valuable medicine, prom pts
This humble testimony IN lie favor, 40 being safe,
gentle, yetpowerfuly cncciual remedy for Worms !.
Having had much experience IN Knows the e5esss
Of various preparations, my wife, who was we'll
skilled In ministering to children In distress, pro-
nounced II the best she had ever used, aud wsul<
use no other while yours could be had.
daughter OF ours became seriously diseased
Her symptoms were alarming. but her mother q
roce sought for remedy for Worms. Having OBJ
tanned yours, by the time she had taken half bot
tie, O ! Sic, the Joy Il gave an ancctonaie mother,
10 see the improvement in her child, size being
about ave or ak years old. She passed an Inn
mcnsc quantity OF Worms, her sickly countonanes
now frightened, her spirits returned, aid ~ shors
time lovely child, threatened with decline ana
death, now gave promise OF health. Thanks 10
Mind Providence, whose blessing attending your
Syrup, restored the child. With confidence 4 re.
commend " 70 all parents whose children are ssf.
fcring from Worms.
JAS. n. BOWEN, Minister Of tho cosps,.
Late Pastor ofthc southampton Baptist chursh.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
5000 CHALI.ENGR-

Whatever concerns the health and hnppt>esx a
the people IL al all times OF tho most rafhssls
importance. take u for granted that ever pep
will do all Ia their power ~ save The iises ef
their children, and that every person will endes~>f
20 promote their own health nj all sacrifices. I
feel II my duty 10 soemny assure you hat
WORMS, according TO the opinion OF the most
celebrated Physicians, are the primary causes of
adults are liable. n you save nm appetite sontin-
daily clangeable from one kind offood 70 snsthcr,
Bad Brcaili.. Pain in the Stomach. Picking ptts
Nose. Hardness aud Fullness Of The Betty, Dry
Cough. Slow Fever, Pulse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
that all these denote WORMS, and yoa should u
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
zoo Pieces of prints.


Come and see NIL OF the nice things. In the way
of notions, 90 be- found nj q ALLoNs Sfonn, consis
ting In part, ofMcn's nne Buck. noR.skin. Kid,
silk, Wooden q Cotton Gloves, Ladies' a Misses
Kid, SILK, Wooleu q Cotton do zephry's Scarfs,
WOODEN undcrslooycs a Guns, Nictorlncs, KIM
broidcrod Collars, Chemisets, lidfk's aud under.
sleeves. Ribbons, Linen q Cotton LAGOS. Swiss aud
lackonc Insertions q kdRinRs, Silk faccs, brush.
-, Threads Velvet Innings, Needles, Pins, Hut .
tons, Sc. Ne.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30

Il The undersigned having been appointed gent
for =. NJ. q G.. NJ. Wnrrcn's Fire aud Water Proof
Roofing, IL now ready 10 do roofing OF this kind In
amy part OF Franklin. Union, or Fayctte counties.
The Store rooms of NJ. w. Hale aud ". n. n J. G.
Burton. In Brookvilic. are covered with this Kind
durability, cheapncss, safety, and convenience all
recommend u, rs superior, IN the construction Of
most buildings. w. \. BAKER.
Iy 10. '5t-lO-f-y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
HObENSACK s WORT SYRVP,

An article founded upon Scientific Principles. CON
pounded with pureIy Vegetable Substances. heirR
perfectly safe when taken, aBdcaH be given 10 shs
most tender infant with decided beneficial effect.
where Bowel Complaints aud liiarrhoea have theI.
weak and deiilitated, the Tonic properties Of my
Worm Lyrup such, that 10 stands Without m
equal Ia the catalogue OF medicines, In giving iona
aud strength 10 the Stomach, which makes u an N
fallbe remedy for those afflicted With pysrkrsfA,
the astonishing performed by this Syrup az
ter Ph! scians have JAILED Is the best eytfef 80 -
its superior efficacy over all others
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-30
Hats, Gaps, Boots. Shoes,


ne sunscriber IL Just now receiving ron mo
Atlantic Cities for the approaching Fail ana Win.
tor trade n large. full and complete assortment
all the varieties OF Goods onumcratedln the fol.
lowing lisi
Staple 4 Fancy Dry Goods.
Siik Oseaf, NefisBs. HardirareQ Heenfwgrr, Olasf.
vare, Hrfs Caps BeofF Shecs Flour aud OF Ciefhs
cafpsfiaKs aud Leather 20 which the attention OF
The public Il especially directed.
lie has taken great paths this fall In tho selection
Of HE goods enabling him % oner 10 tho trade q
ftock which IN extent and variety exceeds any %
BIO found IN this mnfket aud 10 which no fhali be
making frequent additions throughout the season.
BuSers would nnd n ~ their Interest 10 call and
Inspect his stock (which viii always bc found large
aud httractiveh before purchasing elsewhere ne he
II determined hif nfiCrf shall D. ~ isw ~ those OF
any house la the county. ", TYNkR.
a.. -. The highest market price always paid an
cash Tor all kinds grain and all approved county
produce taken In exchange for goods.
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