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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

The question was propounded to the
Bishops whether new pastor could
take up a case of delinquency when left
by his predecessor. The Bishops deci-
ded that he could not. That each
preacher should finish up such work be-
fore Conference, il he does rot the sue
cessor must begin de novo.
The committee on pastoral address
made an eloquent and appropriate adj
dress which was adopted by the confer
ence. 1--WE will publish it as soon as
we can get a copy.l
Rev. s. T. Gillett, F. C. Holiday and
w. w. Hibben were appointed COM
mittee to take into consideration the for
nation Of an Aid Society auxiliary to
the Preachers Aid Society of the Indi-
ana Conference.
A resolution was adopted, disspproy-
ing Of the custom of standing in prayer
at the literary festivals in connexion with
our institution of learning.
A resolution was adopted to the effect
that the preachers will hereafter make
their personal contributions to the mis-
sionary cause chiefly on their fields of la
Dor, at the time of taking up the collec-
tions.
The following vote of thanks was
adopted by rising vote:
RESOLVED, That the thanks Of this
conference be rendered to the citizens oil
Brookville for the very kind and hospi-
tai manner in which they have been en-
tertained during its present session, and
that this resolution be published in the
Brookville papers. and that il be read in
the pulpits of this town on the next Sab
bath.
The stewards reported the various div.
idends to the superannuated and widows
and orphans, also the dividend Of the
preachers Aid Society. The congre-
CATION present and the Conference then
joined In singing;
"And let our bodies part, &C."
after which Rev. james Ravens lod II
prayer, after which the Bishop made
few pertinent and affecting remarks an,
read the preachers appointments at abou
twelve o'clock, and the preachers wer,
on their way to their new appointments
soon after dinner, leaving an agreeable
impression upon the families with whom
they had stayed, and. we believe, carry
ing with them a grateful remembrance
Of those who had entertained them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

Should never be disregarded. They are herring
indications that the vital functions Of nature have
been interrupted In their heaIthfl action and that
serious evils must inevitably follow, unless the
system be again set sight by the timely nse Of pro-
per rcncdi a..
Bear in mind, that nature l. never endeavoring
toexpel disease when II inydes the animal ccono-
my, aud only needs the assistance Of some gen
Al fesiorasive-thorough. yet mild in is action
that will give tone 10 the system, aud act upon the
oiood-whieh Is the principal ofiife.
GUYSoTT's YELLOW DOCK AND
= SARSAPARlLLA.
AS y purifier Of the blood, arenoveraior Of The
system, and supporter and prcserver ofthe pow
ers ollie, II has no equal. Take Il on the arst In
dication that disease Is upon you, and Won will
avert perhaPs weeks and months Of sickness, and
suffering.
lr57See adveu sement
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
The Falr.

We 70 10 press too early III the week TO
give much aeeoun, Of the fair which began
lac, We dnssday. Its admitted 10 be supeti.
OF 10 any thing Of the kind ever before held
In ,hIs county. There iss great variety Of
the products Of the soll and Of the shop
The wemsa too. are on hand. as they al.
ways are where good ls 10 be done. and the
"I.adIes department" presents enc Of the
ehlef attractions Of the occasion. We will
give the particulars next week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
Me'emers gr,ce-.

NOTICE isherehy given that on tho 9rth day
N OF September 1853 a writ OF attachment was
ISSUED hy me, John hiew Justice 81 tho Peace
ofthe County ~ Franklin and state 81 Indiana ~
the Instance aud upon the affidavit OF John ,.
wallace against the goods ANA ghAlleln credits anu
effects of Charlotte DALEY, aud also ma AFFIDAVIT
made NJ the same time by the said John ~ wat
lace that one John j. Dare Of said County were IN
dehled 10 said Charlotte Daily by note ana u SUM
mons Issued for fnid John j, Dare 70 appear on
the an day ofootobcr is53 ata O'Clock T.. M. and
r.turn was made by the said constable and an
inventory filed 10y the said john J.. Dare Of his In
debledness 20 said Charlotte Daley asfollows to-
viii One Note OF One Hundred Dollars payhbls
on tho III day 81 January 1884 aud that on The 3st
day of October 1853, at o'ooek, r.. N. Iwili pro-
ceed 10 hear and decide upon the elalm OF The
said John =, Wallace, whereof tho said Charlotte
nnily and all other persons concerned will take
notice. JOHN nl.kW.
a Justice oftho Peace.
Ocf.ieth isS3-ia-3w,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
W.. nlhir.

Rev. Thomas II stockton, an emf
nent Protestant clergyman, now resi-
ding in Baltimore, proposes 20 issue the
sixty-six books which compose the BIZ
hIe according to tAc Received Version
IN so many different volumes, each con-
timing the text beautifully prlased on
large, open type, followed BY al original
dissertation, with explanatory notes,
aud everything essential to fair under
standing Of the sacred tcxt-the whole
TO form a cabinet or miniature library,
which will be moro or less costly, &C
cording TO the taste and means OF the
purchaser-say IRON S25 TO $3.50 for
the whole, according to the richness Of
binding, &c.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
The Election.

The excitement on Tuesday last was
not as great rs we have seen. At tho
time OF going TO press we have heard
from enough of the county to believe
that MIR. Faurote is reelected County
Commissioner by very gratifying ma.
iority Mr.. Joseph Brady was elected
Township Assessor. Mr., Logan's ma.
lcrity over Mr.. Ryman in Brookville
Township was 90. Mr.. Por,er's major
ity was so. There were 227 votes cast
The vote last fall was 100.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

az A cens,Ine. manufacturer and dealer
In fashionable faFaiiare, has some beautiful
articles In hIs line. Amoag others. We mo-
Ilce lady's writing desk, aud !, looks sxac T.
" aa Il made fora lady 10 write tho most be
wllehlag little notes In the world upon, aud
give receipts for hearts duly won. Next q
this Ia au elegant cabinet. Of the latest mod
eli and then lady's work table, which ID
very different locking article from meehan
los work henoh.--See advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

lrr"I DIGEST.- sreu y rnr IN, = xr,stx
Of the word "PEPSIN,'' or Of the ieo Gree
words from which Il Il derived. This 4 the slr
nihehnt AMI appropriate title Of the TRUE d.
GEhTlEk FLUID. or GASTRIC JUICE. prepnred
by DR.. ,. y. HoUGHTON, Of Philadelphia. from
the fourth StomnCh Of The or. for The cure Of In.
digestion and Dyspepsia. u Il Natures own rem
cdy for an nnhcalth, stomach. Noart Of man ca,.
equal IT. curative powers. itrcndors coon KAT.
ING perfectly consistent with HEALTH. Secfhe
figure OF 'he OK. 10 another part OF this paper.
August isi, ie5a.-33-lyr.
rTGVtosPRAUcE& CO., ia MAIN STREET.
CINCINNATI, " youwlsh anything IN the clothing
llne-you wkl always find them well made and
good siyies-cquai 10 the bestcustom trade. TIL
House stands A. No. I. mrs-ii
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
Rich mcnd and Indianapolis rail-
Road.

The cara are now running from Rich.
mond to Indianapolis except few miles
between Centreyille & Cambridge. -
This furnishes, at present. the most d.
rect communication to the State Csplto
by way ofCambrldge. How long Il will
remain 80 depends on the completion o!
the La wrenccburgh road.
Since the above was In type we learn YER
bally tina, the road Is finished through. Il
this usef WIN the President or some one
Interested laform usf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
mr.. Sfnvensan.

THIS ent"rprizing man, who went this
summer to England to purchase stock has
returned bringing sir calves with him. We
hope he will be amply rewarded for his trou.
Bile, aud expense, not only In a pecuniary
return. but Ia the Qualification Of having ser.
we'd hls country.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
Glothing Emporlum.
Farm for Salel

The undersigned offers for sale arm, miles
below Rockville near the Valley Raw Road aud
Turnpike n con alns ga acres. which 100 acres
10 cultivation, including 60 acres OF bottom, and
200 fruit tires. with ordinary farm houses. s2son
Of thoproc eau stand On inicfcst many years. Call
&. Holt AND.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

70 IT you want any Bootslor Shoes. 60 TO HUD-
son, No. ss3, Walnut Street, wholesale manu-
factory, where you viii find anything in his line
cheap and good. by the case or dozen.
July e5th, 1e53.-32-6Inos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
awrencebgurh a Upper Mississ ipi
Rail Road.

This road IL about finished from Law
renceburgh to indianapolis. We have
heard that Il Is a good road, and will fur.
nish the most dlrec, roatc from this
place to indianapolis. We are looking
COR an Invitation 10 ride over II and see
for ourself after which we shall give our
opinion about Il. Judge Dunn deserves
much credit for his energy In pushing II
forward TO its present state.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
n-.,-Wheat WINS sellinn. lnnt Mnndn,

0Twheat was selling, last Monday,
in Cincinnati, at 90 cents; Flour, at
3 80; Rye, at 60; Corn, at %, Cheese,
at 0; Sugar, at 9; Molasses, at 10, and
Whiskey--the vile stufl-wo won't say
what Il sold for. II was very high. We
suppose the demand for the election had
some influence on Il.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
dJ-PLEAsE TO READ TuIs..En
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
To sell Pictorial and Useful Works
for The Year iS5f.

To Sol Fi'tOfinI nnd NsotnI works
for The Year 1891.
WANTED, IN EVERY SECTION OF
TUE UNITED STATES, active aud en-
lerprisIng men, to engage In the sale Of some
Of The best Books publlsrd In the Country
To men Of good address, possessing small
capital Of from Sa5 TO 500, such induce
ments will be- offered an 10 enable them to
mako form s3 to s 5 day profit
IrThc Books published by us are all use.
ful In their character, extremely popular,
and command large sales wherever they are
offered.
For mrlhcrparlloulars, address, postage
pa,d,)
ROBERT SEARS, PunLisneR,
IaI william street, \ csv-Hork.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

call upon the members for contributions.
1t enlists the Sunday School scholars, or
young ladies', or elderly persons in such
a work, and thus enables even these to
be engaged in the active duties Of Chris
tianity. I'VE intended TO report the
DR.. more fully but we became so enlist
ed in his remarks as to drop the pen and
forget to take notes. IS.
The Anniversary of the Missionary
Society Of South Eastern Conference
was held in the Methodist Church, Fri
day evening. The exercises were open
ed by reading the scriptures,snging aud
prayer by Rev. DIR. Mutt OF White Wa
ter College. The treasurer, w. Sui
Ivan. then read his report, which show
ed collection of about $4,000, being
about $4,000 over the collec tons of last
year. The Secretary, Rev. ]. w.
Locke, read the annual report--a truly
eloquent paper which we will publish in
full in few weeks. DIR. Durbin follow
ed with beautiful exhibit of the pro-
gress of Christianity within the last fifty
years, and particularly within the last
ten years. He illustrated 1t by many
interesting historical facts, which show
that the nations of the earth are feeling
the influences OF the gospel, and that the
way Of the Lord is opening. Rev. s..
T. Gilleit then followed and took up a
collection
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

Mssp. Gee II Chapman aud IIoFalIo T.
Garner have Issued proposals for new pa.
per a. Indianapolis, 10 DO called chapman''
Chandelier The chantlalaat IL 10 DO indie.
Psndsa,ln politics. aeknew ledgIag alsg glance
10 no party,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Appointments of Preachers.
INDIANAPOLIS Dis-James Ravens p. T..
indianapolis, s p. Crawford.
South Port, Thomas Ray.
Greenwood w S McMullen.
Franklin, WIN Montgomery.
Edinburgh, Lewis Dale.
Columbus, Sampon Tincher.
St. Louis, j c Crawford.
Mt Auburn, Lowis Hurlburt.
Sugar Creek, to be supplied.
Elizabethtonn, TO be supplied.
GREESsBURH Dlsr. A. Robinson, p. e.
Greensburgh, Asbury Wilkinson
Milford, John S Winchester
Westport, John WEIGH
ST. Omer, Henry M. Boyer
Mannilla, Othniel Bruner
Shelbyville, Giles c. Smith
Burlington, Nimrod Kerrick
Rushville, J. V. r. Miller
Milroy, w. w. Hibben. ]. s. Tivis
Clarksburgh, George p. jenkins
Palestine, to be supplied
Agent Asbury University. Joseph Tar
kington
CoENERsvILLE DIsr. S. T. elliott Pc.
Connersville East, Joseph Cotton
" West, Elijah ID. Long
Columbia, j. s. Barns
Milton, J. w. Dale, A. b. Hester
Liberty, WIN. M. Fialey, one to be
supplied
West Union, Jacob Whiteman
Fairfield, II. b. Hibben
Mt. Carmel, James McCaw, VIM.
Watson
Brookyiile, I. M. Eddy
Laurel, Amos Bussey
Fayetteville, to be supplied
Brookyille College, J. w. Locke,
President
LAwRENcEBUReH Dfsr. +. c. Holiday,
=. L.
Lawrenceburqh, James Crawford
Lawrencebureh Circuit, TO be supplied
Aurora, ]. w. Sullivan
Rising Sun, r. w. White
Manchester, Landy Ravens
Wilmington, J. w. Mellender, one to
be supplied
Hartford, TO be supplied
Moore's Hill, II. q. Beherrell
Milan, G.. w. Winchester
Napoleon, Matthew Mitchell
Logan, George l.. Key
MADISON Dlsr. c. w. Ruter, p, T..
Wesley Chapel, II. Gilmore
Third Street, +. A. Hester
st, John G.. Chafee
Walnut Street, to be supplied
North Madison. +. 5. Potts
Canaan, b. r. prather
Moordcld, Jesse Brockway
Vcvay, J. u. Lathrop
Versailles, A. G.. Perkins
Mt. Sterling, J B. Sparks, VIM. Bal
ley.
Patriot, Il. w. Burruss,
Indiana Female College, I. II. Lynch
President
Agent American Bible Society, w.
Terrell
JEFFERsoNvILLE DIsr. J. A. Brouse = Il.
Jacksonville, Il. G.. Wood
Jacksonville Mission, TO be supplied
Port Fulton, VIM. Sheets
Utica, Samuel Weeks
cherlestown, A. u. Nesbtt
Henryyllle' Isaac Livingston
New w ashlngtoh, . D. Falkehpurgh
nil, ''Ns ''"' - 1e"''' y" "'' ''""'
Hanover, WV SNYDER,
Paris. John Miller. y. w. Sinclair
Vernon, n. +. Catch
} Rockford. Robert n. Beswick
Jeaarson Snrlnes SEMINARY. q NJ II
Fleming. Agent
James Mitchell, Agent Colonization
} Sorietv
German work.
Sorr, II 10, c,pn,, D,sr cooro,
Rynnine p r. 'D - "''''
Ta,ssoaooh',.,,. cA.. no..,nu
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

IJ-Cleycland, Madison, and Louisville
Railroad. We learn that company has been
organized nj Cleveland for the purpose Of bull
ding railroad from Bcllefontalne, via Troy,
20 Eaton, 10 connect with tho Madison and
Lake Erie roa.. Individual stock aubscrip-
tons have been made TO the amount Of $500,
900, and the people along lho line OF the
proposed road stand ready 10 Increase these
subscriptions 10 the amount necessary to pui
the road through In the shortest possible time
A meeting for conference between The DE-
rcctors OF the Louisville aud Covington,
Madison and Lake Erie, aud the Eaton aud
Bellelontano roads will be- held soon.
Marshall and White baye returned from
tho Lake cities with the most cheering ac-
counts Of the prospects for the speedy con-
summation Of the plans Of the friends VI the
enterprise, which will enable the Directory To
put the road under contract ma soon as the
necessary surveys have been completed
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
Rien.Hn n, Tssna FnrpmnK o. Ram
Fall Stock Clothing 1853.


RioHAHn n TgNnR, FnfnmnK o, hAKEs.
Fall Stock Clothing 1853.
CHEAPER Than the eheapes,.-fhe undsFslgned
twould again announce % their iorneF patrons,
and 10 the public generally, that the, are gust IN
receipt direct from Nctp fsIk aud fAiiagelfAis %
their aiisloek Of
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods
sun unrlsalled la IL extent, IN the excellence %
arlleles-and In the extremely low prices al which
they are sold.
They would also say that, In connexlon with
their stock OF clothing they have just reeevedn and
will keep constantly on hand, fali ana complete
assortment OF
Cloths, Gassimcres, u Vestlngs,
which will be sold at unusually low hgnres OF
made 20 order, ~ tho shortest notice. and In the
most fashionable style, The, also keep large
aud wen selected stock Of
Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes,
Shirfs, erapaff, ceiiars soeks, neck aud pockef
hhaksi h0sirry gi0uesabeekefteeks, Hmbrfifssscer-
Psigaeks, aud fTaHks, all Of which they have taken
great palms In selecting, and which they are DC
lermincd 10 soil al such prices ~ viii Insure thcir
sale ioany person who may have priced hcm, b1-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
They would, therefore, earnesi, Invite persons
wishing any Thing la ihoirllne, 10 call ut their
Clothing Emporium.
aud examine their goods, The II qaal'ty and price
feeling confident that ln neAtncss ~ style anu du-
rabiliiy ofarlelc thcy cannot be eNcelled.
They cannot forbonr rendering their thanks 90
their customcrsior The va nef IN which hey have
appreciated their past and hope The con-
nacncc and patronage, heretofore 20 literally bd-
slowed. may lac continued toour mutual ndfan-
iagc, assuring thom hatwe recognlze,in our pusi.
Sssi ,ssa ,N %, none but ms grsepsk ER
N.n.Aii work warranted, aud any garment zip.
plug - ~ be repaired graiullously.
btooA lilo Oct. 18Th 1853.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

uJThe receipts at the Stale Fair In Day.
ton, exceeded ELI. 900 - including the pre-.
lmlnary subscription iequircG by the Board
This IL about $1,000 more than the receipts
nj cleveland aHt year.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

The sabserlber IL iast now receiving nom The
Atlantic Cities fsf The approaching Fall and VIA
tof trade lafFe, fuli and complete assofmenle
all lhe varieties " Goods enuneFplsdln lhe FOL
low ine Hat
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods.
Aik useds, ksiisHs, Harswafe, QHeeHfwgff, are
ware, Hfff taff hseis 4Aaff fieHr and on tiefhf
earFflihgf aud Leather W which the attention of
the pnhle u especially directed,
ile has taken great palms ibis tall IN The election
Of biz Roodf enabling him 10 afpF, "a The uade
stock which in extent aud variety eKeoeds any 10
ba ioand IN MA marx % and 10 which he shall be
making frequent addillenf throughout The feafon,
huyen would Had u 10 their nlefofl " call aud
ihspeet hia stock (which vii aieass be fnund large
aud nuraenfeA before, purphaflnE elfeHheFr ~ he
V determined hF friGff fAaH b. - isH ~ lhese OF
any housu w The country, u, ffNfh,
f,k, The Highest mafk % price always paid ~
cash foF al kinds grain aud al approved county
produce taken in exchange lof goods.
Hrook vile Oct, lfih lh11-ia.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
ThrlillngI.y,n,,

We received, last evening, from Il
friend At LOwreneeburg, the following
telegraphIe dispatch, via
awhile the workman were engaged
In raising the tImbers Of the first span
OF the Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad
Bridge across tho Great Miami river,
one OF the men, contrary 10 orders, re-
moved the braces which held the truaaes
In perpendicular position, In conse-
quence OF which the trusses fell over,
proc Ipitatlngr fourteen men, together
with the tImbers of the ridge, about fifty
feet. Eleven OF tho workmen were
more or less injured, and two killed"
The names of the unfortunate per-
sous, we regret, are omitted In our dis
patch. Eng.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
IinptIst AssocIatIon.

The Conference oil me Indiana General
Baptist Assoc iallon was lately held In Terre
Hauie. There was able discussions on many
important matters Ia the Convention, la fe'
lalon to The Temperance cause, the follow
ing resolution was passed'
Resolved, That We heartily approve Of the
principles embodied IN the Maine Law rs
aHordng the only sure check 10 the dIrelul
evils OF iniemperance; and that Wa earnestly
urge upon the churches TO take dec ided
similar law In this State by the next session
Of the Legislature. aud we do, as individuals
pledge Our lives, fortunes, and sacred honor.
in support Of this effort 10 destroy the De-
mon 4 lniemperance.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
New Advertisements.
G.. &. DODD.
FASHIONABLE HALTER.
81 Firth Street.
CINffNATf OuIo


rAniNRT wARR.--A c0NRTfNR The un.
Iderslgned, at No % Vest FIfth A.. between Vine
aud alnut takes pleasure Ia Informing his friends
aud tho public thai he has 90 hand ~ large and
complete q stock Of Cabinet Ware a. can BE- found
Ia the west Of every description and quality EN-
brneing styles Aad prices which Will be found
adapted 20 The fancy aud necessities Of all classes
ofpurohasers. Ny stock u equal IN extent 10 any
The workmanship u Of superior excellence ln
fashion and durability. am possessrd Of facll-
ties Cor manufacturing, by which can AFFORD my
articles az unprecedented low terms. Ny motto
IL "smnll profits aud quick returns"
respectfully Invite the public 10 slst my extern
slve warerooms' and examine my varied and Gle.
CANT stock.
ROsEw GOD FURNITURE.
Now On banda couple aud very elegant asaort-
mcntof Rosewood Furniture, embracing sofas.
Tete-a.Teles, Cenier Tables, Easy Chairs. parlnr
Chair, ele. ofthe most beautiful and approved
styles Of form trimming and hnish.
would also state that am prepared 70 ID mn
large Mirrors or Pier Glasses ,of the best quality.
aud Of any size or shape that may be required fra
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
sofas, Telo A-ietos, Center Tables. stand, Easy
chalrs Rocking Chairs. sofa-seai Chairs. Hook
Cases aud Racks bureaus. bedslead-, etc. o. ev.
cry style and description.
COMMON CABINET WARE.
have on hand very heavy stock 81 cheaper
wares compris ing Cane, Flag, aud Nood Seat
chairs. OF ell Styles hnd ~ lees bureaus. Ia.
bles, Rocking Chair, Stands, DedHteadr, Lounges
LOOKING GLASSES ON HAND
large assortment ~ Looking. q las-cs. Of gilt,
rosewood, and mahogany frames which will cell
At low prices.
MATTRESSES On HAND.
good supply offspring eufed thls and pnlmet.
10 Mattresses, made IA The beet manner aud also
make them 70 order u any way that map be desl.
red.
Ordered work " ~ receive particular attention
aud be done tn the most work inanliku manner,
Particular attention paid W wholesale dealers.
45-i,r. A. CoNHtlNE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
COURT OF HYMEN

Ntnffirds
BY Rev. James M'cew. Oct, G. Harrison
Barlow TO Mics - Gavin Of this town
ship.
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". r. TnoHNHtHNs q. BTsNtv W. HfANly.
MI onuRN eYANbt& Bho, ilRAHH FouNs
lDnkH AND piNtaIinRs, No, 50 West Front
street, Cincinnati, Keep constantly ON hand large
assortment % work NJ their line, consisting of
nfnsH and Plated cocks, fountain aud oenefalof
Hfassus, Liquor, steam, neef, Valve, Cylinder
aud ouaFe Cocks, Locomotive bfasses, Hose
toints. uil Globes, Vacuum, and Slide Va Ives.
team Whistles, RHlinE Nebs, beer aud soda
fnmpF, bollne Machines, nc,
lfAss Ca Ting made 10 ofdefs
Cash paid fnf Copper aud ufasss
Feb Us, 'Al@tO-tyf,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

We are pleased to learn that this es-
adjustment, located near Carthage
Ohio, has been rebuilt, and Is even more
commodious than before the fire. II
contains nine good bath rooms, and Is
we'll supplied with pure spring water,
and Is open for the rece ption ofpatients,
summer and winter. II the testimony
Of one Of DR.. Peose's patients is to BIO
believed, he is the very man to have
charge of such an institution, and his
wife il just the nurse the invalid needs.
From what we know Of the institution
we Judge Il lie as desirable place as can
be found, to test the curative properties
OF water.