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A short time since gentleman from
Cincinnati purchased the stock OF foods
formerly owned By Shoup, Cullum q Co.
and increased the already extensive
stock by large purchases Of Dry Goods
81 Groceries.
On the day Of the arrival OF his new
Goods, he had the audacity, in open day
20 insult the people of Laurel and vicinir
y by offering his Goods at from twenty
tofifty per cent. cheaper than former
prices in that heretofore quiet town.
We are sorry 10 say the offender is still
al large, and may be seen daily at the
old stand of the late and much lamented
Geo. G.. Shoup-where ne still contin-
ues to offer his goods at the following
rates.
Best Of Molasses 30cts. Best Suga-
Tets. Coffee l2cts. Teas from 40 to
75cts Superior Broad elothe from 81
60 %. Muslin, DcLains from 10 to 25
cts. CalIicoes from to IL cts. and all
other goods in proportion.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09

Having determined to enlarge
the American at the earliest date
possible, We offer the press we
are now using, for sale on very
reasonable terms. 1t is a good
press, works well, and has been
in use less than two months
1t is all the better, as every
pressman will know, for this use.
1t is a Washington press, with
platen 43 by 26s. Also a Wash
ington Press, imperial size, Eos
ter's make.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09

Inventors aud others desirina 10 obtain Letters
Patent tof Inventions, nrc requested 10 communal
cate directly with the hdiiof ol the Peoples Jour
nal. by whom all the necessary documents arc
prepared, With the ntm0st Hdrily aud dispatch
Patent business uf every description promptly hts
tended b. fegsona Whaling for Information felns
imea consult the undersigned, Without charge
either personally nj hla onloe, or ny letter, le
lhuse iiylnRai distance, he would elale That ll
the business necessary IA secure Patent ran be
arranged by lritefs tuHt a. we'll Ne though NE rht-
Ties we're personally present Az consultation
ANA business strictly confidential, Patents prompt
In sceHrnd Ia kngand. France, aud other foreign
countries, ALfNfn a. ukAtii,
kdil0f of the Peoples Journal, teisnt Agent, ~e'
No. 70 Nassan.fireot, Network tlV'
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GREAT SALE
OF Real and Personal Property 1.

Al MI. CARMEL on Thursday Doe. 9end
~ 1859. sale 10 commence nj O'CLOCK. A. NJ {,
on.said day. We will sell a. public sale TO the
highest bidder the following properly, and various
other things too tedious 20 mention.
20 acres ofinnd II miles north east OF Mt Carmel
known a. Tho late residence OF M. V.slmonson, on
VIII ieh L. a good frame house, barn, and other out
houses. II also has on ~ throe story brick store
house aud dwelling, Ia desirable location for n
store. and Is now occupied by Cunningham AID
Rosebrough, and will be sold altogother or divided
10 suil the purchaser.
ALSO, houses aud lois, one shop and lot, and
one vacant lot IN the town of MI. Garnet. The
houses arc various kinds, axcs, and quality.
ALSO horses. one premium mule, year old,
and ncariy 10 hands high. ono two horse wagon
aud harness, one buggy and harness. One new
sulky one endless chain Two horse power, That can
DO used for threshlng or for saving wood, one
ia OK screw capable 81 raising 5000 lbs. one box
Ing machine lor wagon hubs, several corn crush
crs aud bodstcads, cooking stove, DC.
Terms made known on The day Of sale and due
attendance given by. ,..,.
gov. 5,N-3w
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
GOODS AT NEW YORK
PRICES?

THE undersigned proposes TO sell at cost, The
entire stock OF goods, groceries, ready mace
clothing &c. lately owned by Benjamin II
Burton, at Rockville. aud also the store lately
owned by John c, Burton at Metamora.
The goods principally new, having been
recently purchased, mostlyfn the East ut low pri-
ces-are well selected and suitable TO the market
and season, and embrace q very General as
sortmsnt OF all that l. desirable.
The goods are to be sold and sold Immediately.
at cost, FOR CASH ONLY, and all who desire 70 OBJ
tain goods nj their owr prices, almost should call
ut once. They are going OF like nor cAKKs and
those who come first will
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09

The follow az has been published frequent
sy. bu, n oaehs TO be pubIlshsd once a year
% every paper. M every child knows by
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
uNRlYALEn ARRAY OF TALENT.

The Ptoprlelefa of tho POST, IN again
e0n,ng before The public, would fetnrs thanks
Coz the generous patronage which has placed
them Gar Ia advance of every other Literary
Weekly In America, Aud, M the only salt
able return for such free aud hearty support,
their arrangements Cor 1854 have been made
with degree of llheFalily probably unequal
cd In the history % American newspaper lit
erture, They have engaged Us contributors
for the ensuing year the following brilliant
array Of talent aud genlusi-
Mks, SourHwoRrH, EMEHaos BESsEr,
Mas. DESSIsoN, Ga.oE GsKENwooD AND
fANNy FERN,
In the first paper Of January next, we de-
sign commencing an Original Novelet entitled
THE BRIDE OF THE WILDERNESS.
nv EMERSON BENNETT,
Author Of "Viola," "Clara Moreand, we.
This Novelei, by the popular author OF
"Clara Moreland" we design following by
another called
THE STEP. MOTHER.
BY Mrs. M. A. Denlson, author Of "home
Pictures, ""Gertrude Russell" &c.
We have also the promise OF number OF
SKETCHES BY GRACE GREENWOOD,
Whose brilliant and versatile pen will be
almost exclusively employed upon the TOSfi
and her own "LirrLE PILoRiM."
Mrs. Southwotth, also will maintain her
old aud pleasant connection with the Post
The next story from her gifted pen will be
entitled, MIRIAM. THE AvEsGER: or, The Fa-
tai Vow. And lnst-not least--we are au-
thorized TO announce series Of articles ffom
one who has rapidly risen In public favor
They will be entitled
NEW SERIES 0FSKETCHES,
BY FAHNY FERN, author Of Fern Leaves, 'etc.
We expect TO commenc the Sketches by
Fanny Fern-as we'll as the series by Grace
Greenwood-in the early Nos. Of the coming
year.
Engravings, Foreign Correspondence, the
News. &c. will DO regularly given.
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cPEEE a STEPHENS are paying the
- highest price for linen and cotton rags dcllv-
cred nj their paper mi N.
Brookville, Nov. Goth, 1s5s.--50-tf
JAMES SPEER has just receive and will in
j future keep good assortment Of Groceries,
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles, which he viii sell
az the most reduced prices.
Nov. 30th, 1e53.--5O-tf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09

TOR SAEE--FARMS.-- LARGE
II tract OF most valuable lands, In South East
Indiana will be sold together or In lots 20 suifpur-
chasers They all lay remarkably well, and no
location In the West Is more beautiful or neal
thy.
the Brookville and Indianapolis state Road (now
being pix cdl where IL Is crossed by The Laurel a.
Croensburg Road-6 miles from Metamora; "a
from Andersonville, and from "a TO u from White
yyatef Canal al BaureL Among the improve
ments are a good house con tanning nine or ten
rooms barn aud oiher out buildings, well OF cx-
eelIent water, small apple and peach orchard
i6Oaeres fenced, OF which li5are under cultivation
--nevcr-failing stock water
Alta very public crossroads (both being piked)
with ample buildings, this property Is well adapt
ed for a taveru-at least all surplus produce can
DO disposed Of TO drovers. at high prices.
No. 2. Containing 100 acres, adjoins no. fronts
Laurel road. q miles from canal % Laurel; good
log house and stable. or acres cleared. balance
in wood The fire wood on this tract Ills believed
may be made pay for II twice over after paying Tor
cutting and transporting to Gin.
No. 3. About 100 acres adjoins No. 2, and fronts
BrookviIle and Indianapolis road (plke.) The
ouly improvement Is 30 OF IS acres OF first rate
timothy mellow, balance is wood.
Tho s.short line" ral!rcad, when VIII pc pu'
under cyntract In January. or before, VIII pass
only some two miles from the land, and bring ~
within AZ miles or II hours OF ON. Inc sanas Is
now regarded as permanent, which with other I'M
provements. Is now causing property TO enhance
more rapiGly there Il Is thought than IN any olher
neghborhood, within the same distance from Gin
cinnau. -
cember, they will then be sold by public sale at
public square in Brookville, at - O'Clock.
PAYMENTS part in hand, balance on time, II re-
aured. Reference IL made 10 II. Van Bergen,
N. J. Kcliy. Laurel. LYNN & BROWN.
Real Estate Agents, Mechanics Institute, Gin
cinnau. No. 4s-4"'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
HonEN Ackss LIVER pIIIs

No par ofthe system Il more liable N disease
than the LIVER, Il serving ~ ailiercrin purlD
W" blood, OF RiflhR the proper secretion 90 The bc
80 that any hr0rR action Of Inc iiver offccts the
Other Important parts Of The system, and results
flously IN liver Complaint, Jaundlec. Dyspepsia.
DE. We should, therefore. watch ever symptou,
na' ,, n.'ess Nfa,K se,,Si or u,' issfs
Furnished by nature % heal The sick, namely. lti.
an kAfhtlORANI. which nngmonis ihe serre.
Sn rom the Pulmonary mucus nicmhranc. or pro.
80 stif dechhFKc ofsecrcicd matter. 81 an Al.
iEhAIfNk, which changes N some incNpieable
hnd lnrorslble manner The certain morbid hefnn oi
The sysien. ID. TONIC, which gives lone and
strength 10 the nervous system, fcneN ing hcalih
and slKori 10 all paF,e ofthe body. An. CArHAk-
Tic, which acts In poffoci harmony With the other
ingredients. and operating on the Boscls. aud ~.
polling the Whole mass ~ corrupt nnd siAiud int-
terand purifying lhc BloOd, With hdrslro, dlsease
and restores hcHllh. . ".' ..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
ICoMMuNIcATEll.

NUMMNNIVAIhL'I
DIED.-At Pin Hook, in Wayne
Co. on the 26th Of November. Mr..
Benjamin Bottomly aged Sc years and
6 months. The deceased was former
ly resident Of our place and origin
ally from England. He leaves numcr-
Gus friends to mourn his death.
w. Ii. NJ.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
HoEEMSAGK s W0Rm aYRUP.

In Article founded upon Scientific Principles com
pounded with purely Vegetable Substances. being
perfectly safe when fsen, aud can be given 20 the
most tender infant " Id decided beneficial effect.
where Bowel Complaints and Diarrhoca hase them
weak and debilifated- she Tonic properties % ny
Worm Lyrnp are such, tina. 10 stands without
equal la the catalogue 81 medicines, giving tons
aud strength 70 The Stomach. which N Ak esit an Ia
fallibe remedy for those afflicted With DYSPEPSIA,
the astonishing cures performed ~ this syrup Af
ter Physicians have failed u the best eyiics &C
its superior efficacy over an others.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
TILE TAPE W0R.I

This Is the most difiicult Worm 10 des,ruy Of alf
mat nfest the human system, grows 10 an almost
Indefinite length. becoming 80 coiled and fastened
IN The intestines and stomach. eIeciing u,c health
so sadly 10 eaussst viius Dance Fits DC. fI.at
Nose Afflicted seldom II ever suspect ihutH APR
w ons hastening them TO an early grave. IN order
70 destroy THIS Worm. very energetic treatment
must De pursued. IL would therefore - pro,,sr &c
take or OF my Liver Pills. - rs 10 remove all
oostructons, thai the Worm syrup may act tirect
upon The Worip. which mast he taken In doses 81
Two iaoic-spoonfuls three tIncs a day. These de
Northumberland have never been know "a fail IN
CURING llc mnal oil alinni- ca.n ~ u nE VOL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
Ladies Shoes.

IlduItS DHUtS.
ieO pairs Calf Boots;
100 Kip -
% "Gont Busklns;
30 Enameled young Ladies Boots;
% Fine KID Albonis;
10 New style Gaiters;
70 "Rubber Bucskins;
a. {" Low Sandals;
"a Fur Lined over Shoes;
Together with large and splendid assortment
OF Childrcn's and Misses, extra nnc shoes. Aswo
pay particular attention In tho selection OF our
Boots aud Shoes, In regard 10 durability and neat
ness, we have no hcstency in recommending tho
samo, and have no fears Of being cxcellcd In this
branch ofour business, or OF being beat selling
low. nd. GALLON & SON,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
From The clueIon.,I paIIv Enouirer.

From the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
The Slave Question I'm anew shape.
The frequent escape of slaves from the
States bordering on the free States, and the
consequent Losses 10 Shareholders, has called
the attention Of other States to tho dangers
that await them If they become border States
The fear that the IndIsn Territory. bounding
on Texas, Arkansas aud Missouri, may be
organized into free States, has awakened an
interest throughout those States on this sub
ject. aud led to devisiug means 10 prevent IT,
The editor Of the Little Rock( Arkansas) Gaz-
cite has long article on the subject, in which
he gives his creed on slavery as follows
To define our position on the subject Of
slavery, shall say that we are in favor of
Il, practically and in the abstract. We cou-
slider !, morally right, as well as legally so;-
warranted by Gods holy word. and sustain
ed by His Law; and we believe that the same
God, in Ills own wise providence, created the
African race for slaves.
They were made for slaves for the white
man--and their condition Of slavery here, Is
that nn1er Gods providence, they may aid
IN working out the destiny Of this great coun-
try.
After speaking Of the great evils which
would result TO those states by ,he Indian
lands being converted into free territory the
editor proposes the following plan to prevent
il:
The only plan which suggests itself to our
mind IL, for the States interested Afkansas'
Teas and Nlssouri-to enact laws, prohibit
ing under the severest penalties,ihe inToduc
ion Of negroes. either free or slave, within
their borders, from the I indian country Thus,
By lorbidding the Indians to sell their slaves
TO those outside Of their own territory. and
compelling them, II they emancipa'e 'nem,
stIll 10 keep them wlthIu the limits OF their
own country, we would keep them Interested
In preserving, and making the most OF the
institution Of slavery, within their own bor-
ders, aud insure, In that way, issPerPetuasion
there.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09

SHOES AND BoOTS-A heavy stock Of
ogentlemen, ladies, boys. misscs and chill
dren's calf-skin. morocco; leather and India
rubber shoes and boots for sale by
]. G. BURTON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
Gbs llnpIe's llattnt C)ffitr.

No. % Nassua'slreel, Y. Y. CITY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
SOMETHING NEW.
CoNNERsvrLLE MACHINE SHOP

CONNERSvILLE MACHINE SHOP,
Adjoining the Stove Foundry OF W. 4. Gcbhart.
TIilfE undersigned respectfully lnformsi The puo-
Il lie that he has established Machine Shop ~
Conncrsviile, and l. now manufacturing
THRASHING MACHINES, "a
Horse Powers. Separators, Straw Cutters. Corn
Shelters. Wood-sawinr Machines. all tho latest
ana most improved patternH. lie also nufarturs
CuIp,s patcnf Portable Order Will,
an excellent and cOnN enient article thai every
Farmer who has nm Orchard ought 90 have.
Tie expects 10 keep constantly on hand supply
of Thmshing Machines. De-. and inviics nil who
wish 10 purchase 10 give him call. The .Machinc-
~ mannlavuredby him viii he warranted ~ be 81
The best mater iais and most substantial work mair
ship.
kEPAIRING.--Ho win be prepared 20 repair
Renping Machines and viii attend PROMPTLY tothe
fitting up aud repairing ofany kind or Machinery
that may be required. ~ r.Ilr .f
His terms viii be reasonable NJ those ~ sry
cstabllshmentln the West. JOHN ENnStEf.
counenyile, April u, isS5. ~. fIH
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
PAID FORTHWITH.

Tho case Is ono OF emergency, and without re.
On ri 10 person or sox, the claims mnsf and shafi
be- paid No delay need 10 be expected, as none
Those who know me, win understand that moan
lust what say.
n. r. g. nafwick will remain nj the Rubotiom
store house, IN Mclamora, 20 close up the business
there, and Is my agent 10 receive ana receipt Tor
money.
John W. hit Il my agent nj Rockville, and
will walt on ali who eall, and receive and receipt
Cor money.
And oil will remember that We have court
commencing frat Monday In January, another the
arst Monday In February that We have from two 10
our Justices Of the peace In each township, whose
Offices are always open, aud that have had about
90 venrs oxperience coiioetlng money. common
oInsr suit Sc and that what I say that 10.
GRO. HOLLAND Assignee.
Nov. ~ fssa-50lf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09

TERMS. one third down, balance In one and
two years with interest 10 be secured by note aud
approved security waving benent ofappralsemcnt
aud valuation laws. Nov. 10 1853.
GRO. HOLLAND Commissioner.
Ataamo limo and place tho undersigned will
sell la same way and sarae forms The following real
estate In frankla co. belonging 10 the Rail Road
"a.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
500 oHALI1ENGK

Whatever concerns the health and happiness a
the people lie # all tneAof The most valuable
importance. take Il FOR graiitodtha, every per
son win do all In their power 10 save NE lives Of
their children. and that every person VIII cnoeafor
10 promote their own henitf NJ all sacrifices.
feel il my duty 10 eefernnly assure you hal
WORMS. according 70 the opinion Of the most
celebrated Physicians. are the primary causes OF
large majority OF diseases 70 which ehila.en ard
ualy changeable from uns kind u food 10 aDotber,
Bad Breath. Pain IN The stomach, Picking al TIE
Nose, HardEcss and Fnlncss Of the Belly, by
Cough. SLOW Fever. Pulse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mat all these denote WoRNs, and you sheatd a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
MORSE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
y ELBOW DOCK ROOT,


TIIIS isa Purely Vegefa5,c Compound, scienun-
Il cally prepared from The best Roots and Herbs
OF the Materia Medica, and has gained an unri-
vailed reputation tsr The tcllowing effects. viz;
LIVER AND DIGEsTTvE ORG ANS, AM CLEANING
THE ST0NAcu AND BOWELS.
and thus CURING all Bilious Diseases, Liver Com
plants. Dyspepsia. Indigestion, costveness. Piles,
Headache, Fever and Ague, Janndiec, Nausea,
Loss OF Appetite, &C., and causing the food to
nourish and support every part,
PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
and thus curing all Humors, cutaneous EruptIons,
scrofaIa, salt Rhenm, Erysipelas, Scaid Head,
Canker, Pimples on the face, blotvhes, Ulcers,
Tumors. Mercurial Disease. Cancers, &c.
REouLATENg THE SEcREroRY ORokss,
and by enabling them 81 perform their proper
functions, preventing and curing many panfai
and dangerous diseases; SrREssTHESiSe AND orI-
Irritation, and curing all Diseases OF tho Nerves,
as liysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps, DC.
1T is UERIvALLED IN THE CURE OF ALL
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
as weakness, general debility, irregularity, OBJ
strucii0ns, Swelling Of the Feet, Limbs, joints,
&C.. caused by weak ness; also, LrSG and fHnoAr
COMPLAINTS. as Colds. cosghs, Asthma, consump-
ton, &C., also, Dropsy.
Having made use or the Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock Root, prepared by g. MORSE &
CO. either ourselves or in our faniies, and find
ing tito DO n very salutary and cnectual prepara-
ton, We do most chcerfully recommend IL 10 the
public as a very valuable medicine.
+. Bourne, Esq.. Cashier National Bank, Provi-
denee.R H.; A. W. Spencer, Esq., Cashier Lime
Rock Bank do 10 do. Rev. William Phillips. Rev.
J. b. Richmond, G. :. Jones, editor Providence
Gen. Advt., WIN. Field, NJ. w. G. NJ; Cyrus Fish
or. NJ. u. p, Jancs Hutchinson, G. y. Dea, v.
}. Bates, Doct. u snj. Colby. and one hundred 9TH
ers Of the most respectable families ofProydence.
This ccrtines that have fora nurberof years
been acquainted with the composition and mode OF
manufacture OF MORSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
Of YELLOW DOCK ROOT. have also boon ac-
quainted with IT. niodus operandi In disease, and
say that In all respects u Is admirably calcu-
lated TO remedy that class II Diseases for which II
was designed. II IL especially valuable In lNDi-
CES1fON and all lis attendant symptoms, a cx-
cites TO healthy action the LIVER, removes Tor
por. and inactivity ofthis ORGAN. and stimulates
healthy action In all the system. As a DEPURA-
TOR orpurihef OF The blood II has no superior
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. ID.
Providence, r. I. Jan. 4, 1853.
PREPARED BY
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scrIslEIS MONEY,
GREAT sALEoF REAL ESTATE.

THE undersigned Commissioner appointed by
the Court Of Common Pleas OF franklin Go.
Ind. W III sell At public auction on Tuesday 9Th OF
December, 1859 between 10 aud 4 o'clock, at the
old school house In the town Of franklin In
said County, on Pipe Creek, and continue from
day 10 day until sold the following real estate be-
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