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NOTICE.

FARE REL UcED TO FIVE CENTS! On
II as the lowest The ne new ard splendid ~
er GEORGE PAGE, Captain Guy. now runu-s
tween Wa hingtnn and Alexapdr has redu0'
fare 10 FIVE CENTS.
Toe trave'ing pub ic will find gool and co1D
bic accom- 5uodatiins on this y at. u
Eerreshnents at ell times wi be had, sDlE
notice, ana the very best that can Be got
marEets. Ia 10 JAS GU1,lAFsJ
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15

nected Win that OF the island OF Cuba.
Spain's exchequer never was in q worse con-
iitiOn. Her industrial resources are wholly
undeveloped, while they VIGOROUSLY present
capabilities, out of which, properly managed,
she may even yet be made one of the most
thriving countries Of the old world LUIS, for
gold has been her curse so far. The dream of
making money by magic in the Indies-East
and West-and in connection with East and
West Indian commerce (Which latter included
that of South America and Mexico) early set
Spain off her industrial balance; which she has
not recovered to this day. She is sadly in
want of railroads, and the change in her Gu
ban policy with reference to Cuba, bids fair
10 cramp rather than to increase her means of
making them Up to very recently, the Queen
and Queen mother shared with the Captain
General the SIG tax, paid on each Africsn ne
gro landed on the Island. This princely rev.
enue has vanished. So, as far as Spanish roy
atty is concerned, Cuba is hereafter to be a
burden and annoyance, rather than the source
OF revenue, to swell their private means, as up
to the appointment of the present Capital n Gen.
eral.
We take is for granted that the U. S. Gov.
eminent would pay some $4,000, 900 to oh
tain Cuba without a war in so doing. HABITAT
sum judiciously expended in railroads, would,
ere long, quadruple the revenues of the imme.
diats Kingdom, while with the other would
double or treble it nominal amount of Spanish
liabilities could be "called In" at the rates
they now command in the markets of the
world. These facts are all staring the Spanish
authorities in the face, while looming always
before their eyes, Is the certainty that there IL
Indiana American., 1854-01-06

And the children ask me, many times
a day, il | won't read to them about
JOSEPH and his brethren, the three He
brew children. or Daniel in the den ol
lions. Often when they have been SO
ill-natured and quarelsome that
could do nothing with them, have
stopped my work, and sat down among
them with the Bible. and began tc
read one ofits beautiful stories. o, il
acted like charml All anger would
die instantly; and when l closed the
book and they weret to their play again,
l would not hear an ugly word among
them, may be, for hours. And Rich
ard too, | haven't heard him swear an
oath since you were here; and he isn't
angry with things that can't be helped
near as often as he used to be. Dyes,
indeed, sir; it is true. A Bible in the
house is blessing to its inmates
If that were the only fruit OF my la.
bor.' said the colporteur, as he walked
slowly and thoughtfully away from the
house of Richard Jones, an hour later,
1T would be worth all the toll and sac
rifice l have given to the work. BuI
this is not the only good ground into
which the seed | am scattering broad
cast, as it were, has fallen. Gods
rain, and dew, and sunshine, are up
on it, and it must spring up and grow
and ripen to the harvest. Let m,
not grow faint or weary
And with a stronger heart and more
earnest purpose, he went on his way
-Gedsons Pictorial.
Indiana American., 1854-01-06

USHoS. GERRIr SMITH made achar-
acteristic speech in the House on Tues
day on. the Koszta case-in qualified
approval Of Capt. Ingraham's action
with regard to Koszta, and in unqual-
itied reprobation of the conduct of our
Government in upholding Slavery at
the same time thatit processes devotion
to Liberty. The justice of Mr.. Smith S
structures will be questioned by no one
but Shareholder or politician.
Mr.. Preston OF Ky. responded, ad.
vocating Slavery as a humane, polite
and Christian contrivance--until God
shall see fit to abolish il. We are not
overpowered by his logic. Gods time
for abolishing Slavery in Hayti was
doubtless the right time--and yet we
think it would, humanity speaking, have
been well for the shareholders to have
abolished il some time earlier.
The debate is to go on, and the
Union stands il remarkably well.-N
y. Tribune.
Indiana American., 1854-01-06
A New Authority.

On recent occasion, at the trial ol
u cause before Justice of the Peace,
in Louisiana, some rather novel author
ities were cited by one Of the "learned
counsel"
1.-The Court will observe" he said,
"that in the case Of Shylock Us. Anto-
Mo. although judgment was rendered
in favorof the plaintiff, yet circumstan-
ces prevented the execution which had
issued from being carried into effect"
"What cause" asked the Justice, "did
the Court understand the gentleman
to refer to?"
"Shylock Us. Antonio, end. Shaks.,
p. 235, Johnson's edition. The CourI
will there lind the case reported in full. y
The "learned counsel" went on tC
apply the case to that Of his client: but
whether the Court considered th,
authority sufficient has not yet trans
piredl
Indiana American., 1854-01-06
peca simpl,f,ca ,urna,.na.

a few dcyv since We had uceo5iUn 90
examine deed of land in Indiana. IL
was the shortest affair OF the kind we
ever saw. II had no long worded cove
nants about title, incumberance, &C.
II had neither witnesses nor separate
examination Of the wife, nor mention oi
dover. We thought It odd, and went
over to the office OF James Birney, ESQ.,
who Is Commissioner for all the States
und keeps posted up in all the laws per.
tanning to this subject. lie took down
the Revised Statutes OF Indiana, and al
once showed US that the deed was right
having all the requisites.
The form is as simple as can be made.
Why cannot this reform be made In
Ohio, and then every man may be his
own conveyancer without feeling law
yer.-CiR. Commercial
Indiana American., 1854-01-06

WomAx's RIGHrs.-Down at New Al
bany the other day, lady, whose name
is not given-we wish it were-gave a
fellow, who had proved himself, a very
mean kind OF man by insulting her
daughter, a most unmerciful drubbing
with a huge club, to the infinite delight
Of several persons who witnessed the
deserved inhiclion.
0JIt is said the President intends TO
supercede Governor Gorman n in MINES
ota, in consequence OF charges against
him.
UTThe Revival Of Religion which
has been in progress at Roberts Chapel
for several weeks past, still continues.
Scores have bowed at the altar and been
converted, and the Church has gained
many members. A deep religious feel
ing prevails the whole membership
which is producing glorious results.
Ind. journal.
Indiana American., 1854-01-06

A lady gives this recipe: When
you mix your batter, silt in onc-fourth
to one third OF Graham flour. The
batter will rise better. the cake bake
nicer. look finer. and will not have that
gritty appearance 10 common to this
winter dellcacy.
Graham -four is made of wheat
ground without boiling, or separating
the bran aud shorts from the fine flour,
Il is much liked by dyspcpties. being
n sweet aud nutricious food easy oil
digestion.
Indiana American., 1854-01-06
] H. BUR RR0 W'S
PATENT PLANTA IlON CORN MIL

THIS Mi differs from al others in the eoustrnc.
tion ~ the Upper Runner Stene. " hith ~
coml l,os"d af r. .n,h Hurr Rinets. cnrlo-cd in
east Iron ease Which forms The baes and hoop oi
the stone. ait! east i"h bye. nr Bush. that Is o
greater external diameter ~ tic hottp thau at the
top, which J. secured ~ the baek g., irgr bolts. 80
uRt ever, block IL Ia the form oi do,siaii, which
gives rrater strength TO a stop than any other
method which u required Ia small Mills whcrr the
stone Is ran with great speed. ami becomes dangs.
rons ifuetstronfl, made. u also gives weight 10
a Stone Of smnil diameter that is required. wthout
having u thick or high. that makes u top heavy.
This Mill lsa square frame. made of wood or cast
Iron, IN the form ofa busk, with Bridge tree. Spin
die balance, Rinc. Driver, aud Regulating Screw. b.
and griSds upon the same principle rs large anil
differing only In the Running stone: this beiug the
great weight. enables u 10 grind nearer hecenlrc
ny other mill now in This mill Is portable.
and may be attached 10 steam, water, horse or
hand power.
Also. all sizes Of Frcnci Burr MIL stones, manu-
Jactured on the same principle.
Joseph ". Burrows, Of Cincinnati. Il the inven-
or, for which he obtained lie tets Patent 10 isf9-
rFor all infrlngemonls the purchaser will be held
responsible for the right Of using.
These Mills do not require Millwrlght 10 set
them up. aud II that Is necessary To pat thcm In
operation iSt0 attach a band to tho pulley on the
spindle.wtha prum sufficiently large To run the -
ineh NH $50 revelations per minute. attaahrp 20
horse. stcnm or water power. by the steady appli-
rnliou Of wohorse power the Mill will grind q To
bushels per hour Of good meal. aud will grind wheat
well as Corn. The 10 Inch MN. ifput 10 s fun.
est speed. will grind from ~ 10 IS bushels per hour
These Mllsnre warranted 20 be In every respect
as recommended.
All orders must be directed 10
4. N. RURROWs.
Front A., lower side, bet. Main 4 Walnut.
Dee. !, iS5e-50-lyr. Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American., 1854-01-06
IsACON's
Mercantile College,
North-west Corner sixth nnd wall
nut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.

nut strcctss Ctnctnuatt, Oht0s
THE undersigned has removed his mercantile
college to his new building. Northwest corner
OF Walhut aud oh sts. whore he has fitted up q
Splendid Suit Of Rooms. expressly Tor his buslnes,
--haying spared neither pains or expense In ma.
King them In every respect the most convenient
and pleasant school Rooms in tho United States.
The plan adopted In teaching conlbi o. practice
with thcori Instead OF using books. the pupils ara
exercised w making original cntrles ofevery day
business transactions. Journaltking. posting. bal
anclnr accounts, opening aud closing OLA great va
rleiy OF lervnt sets OF books both for parinerahr
aud individual business, where the business ha,
been prosperous and adverse; aud thus qualifying
tho student for entering into the practical dats,
ofthe accountant 10 any kind OF business.
The course Of Instruction will consist Of double
entry book. Keeping. embracing every department
Of trade and Mercantile Accounts, visi Wholesale
Retail, Commission, Exchange. Bdakins
Manufacturing, Shipping, indiUidua
Partnership, Steamboaiiag, and Compoued
Co. Business, Commercial calculations
Practical Penmanship, and Lectures on
Commercial Lao, also Lectures on hc
Science Of Accounts, Custom Of Merehdni'
etc.
In addition h the regular course Of study, the
undersigned has mada arrangements win Henr,
SNOW, Esq, Hon. Hclsmy Niorer, G. W
Wright, aud other eminent Lecture 10 deliver !
eoune of Lectures on N subject II Commercial
Law, History of Commerce, tical Economy, ~
contacted with Commerce I'D other subjects o
great Importance intoc merrial point OF view,
aud never before introduced 10 any Mercantile
College In tho United States.
Pupils are Instructed individually, anu not IN
classes, so that students may enter NJ any time
and proceed in the ratio ofhelr capacity aud asst
duty,
Public examinations are had, Though pupils are
examined privately IL they dcsiro itO when The
student underrocs rigid and thorough intarraea'
tions by the principal, tasaissied by Committee
ofrraelleal Accountants aud business men,l aud
diplomas awarded TO those who are deemed wof-
thy ofthem.
A course can be completed In from six to tea
weeks,
The principal will take pleasure In doing ever,
thing Ia his powor Ia advance his students, ahe
make them thorough aud accomplished aeeoun
tanta anu hlseNiensive acquaintance with the bu
siness community Will generally enable him v
procure situations for those doslrous OF obtaining
ihem.
Termsi-For 10 course OF lessons Ia Bool
Keeping, Writing, Commercial Calculations, Com
nerclal Law, ".,,,,,,,.,rs,',.s,,'. siO'W
"a. n. Bacon.
Nov, n. ie55, Ss-iyr. Principal.
Indiana American., 1854-01-06
RAwDoN. WRIGHT. HATCH & EDsoN
Bank Note EneraversG Printers

South Easfeer eJafh 4 Main Sfs, CinrIHHof', Ohis.
A LSo,-Engrayed IN a lyle corresponding In on
~ cellence 10 that Of Bank Notes, Railroad, State
aud County Bonds, Bills of Exchange, Checks,
Drafts, Certificates OF stock and Deposite, Proinis
sory Notcs Bin and Letter Heads, Diplomas, Visit.
Ing aud Professional Cards, NoIarial, County aud
Hand Seals, dc.
Constantly on hand, Rank Note Paper of various
tnts, made To order. ofvcry superior quality.
The above Office Is under tho supervision Of Geo.
j, Jones, a practical engraver mr. mrs-li-l2m
Indiana American., 1854-01-06
,Iu.T. r.u,.H wAuE.---oep ~

"A Albala asref eersdeg, 4 nearly - while, . q
harder aud strongeI Than silver. When plat "
resembies eFaefIg nc solid silver.
Wekeep constantly IN store a large assor nrat
of Alhaia Tea aud Table Spoons, foFks, feppl y
dies butter Knives, Cream Spoons, CASTOR, s'a
in short every other article necessary 10 The io'a
pio 10 furnishing ofH Table
HUNTINGTON a LABOYTEAuN,
watsh Importers, 10 Main str 81.
Feb. 25, '5a-i0-iyr-..
Indiana American., 1854-01-06

REGULAR MENsTRUArfoN, &C., with ali their
companylng evils, Cancer exceptedD no matter
how severe or ofhow long standing.
The Catholeon far surpasses other remedies. in
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
the stem in better condition. Let all interest
ed call and obtain a pamphlet (frce) containing
ample proof. from the most respectable sources,
OF the beneficial results OF its use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have useditin their practice, and speak from their
REFRRENcEs.
p. n. PEcKHAx, NJ. D., Utica, ". Y.
l.. ID. FLEMING, NJ. u. Canandaigua, NY.
NJ. VI. HiLLs, NJ. d., Rochester,, ". Y.
d. Y. FoorE, NJ. D., Tyracnss, N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar. NJ. d., Baltimore, Md.
J. G. 0RRicK, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. REESE, NJ. ID. New-York City.
W. PREscorr, NJ. ID. Concord, NH.
J. y. NEwLAsD, M. D., Utica, Y:
Rev. C.S BEARD, Glenn SpriBgs,S. {.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store OF GlFFoRp 4
ALprs, Agents, Laurel, Ind.
ALSO sold BY
DANIEL BEARER, Liberty.
PAwLs Il MORRISON, Connersyille.
=. STEWART. Greensburg.
JoHs lIusrLR, Versailles.
Letter addressed 10 rare OF Mr.. Curtis Hatch,
Agent az RareHaa Ohio.
To DR.. MARoHsI:-I have been ten years trou
bled with Female Complalnts-prolapsus uteri,
and all the attending dlheultes; at times render
Ing my life most miserable. have had the atten-
dance of some OF the best phy selans, with but III.
ue success; the most they could do was to relieve
"a cure was out ofthe question. For hvs months
before commencing with your medicine. had not
been able 10 perform any labor, could walk but a
few steps at u time, and scarcely went out OF
doors-in short. was completely prostFated, both
In body aud mind, and expected to drag out the
rest OF my days In suffering and misery. Butread-
Ing your advertisement. was induced 10 try your
invaluable medicine called Uterine Catholicon. M
the last resort. | had not used Il a week before
ielt IKE another woman. BY the use ofthree bot
ties was enabled 10 perform all the labor for SIX
ln the family with ease, aud could walk any where
In the neighbofhood without injury. Netting bui
sense of my duty to you aud 10 the afflicted. ha,
Induced me TO state my case TO the public. I ear
safely recommend tho preparation to all those
su iering like myself.
| lsigned) Ms. SARAH A. BrsuoP.
FREEDOM .Po7rAaE Co.. Ohio. Dec. 81, le52.
J. B. MARcHISI@ Co.. Propreiors.
CENTRAL DEroT, 3u4 BROADWAY, MY.
August 9th. is53.-34-6mns.
Indiana American., 1854-01-06

IIOtNE AFFLicTEN, REAn AAn nE MADE
~ WtloLf,-DkS. NALL q MilifE, having
fnrmed ea'pattnershlp, continue to b. cons .llVd
NJ thci, oace, taI Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio
all diseases of private or delicate natute, aud
guarantee cure Ia all eases which hay under
take 10 treat,
B,alonr course Of study and practical expert
ence OF unlimited extent, Drs. ". n W. have the
qualification of presenting the unfortunate Win
remedies that have never JAILED 20 eure the most
alarming eases OF ooNoRkiisA and sfPii'
tLLtS.
Under their treatment. all Of tho horror. Of
Venerenl Diseases, Impure Blood. Ulcers, tmpoten-
ey, Pains IN tho Hack, and Organs of Generation,
inflammation OF the haddef aud kldneys, Hydro
reie, Abscesses, Diseases of the Liver aud Lungs,
nropsy, Serofua, funoFs, fpileptle Fits, Diseases
OF the Nervous system generally, niarrhaen, nyss
en,ory, Piles, fislula, Ruplurcs, &e',aFe pefma-
Periodical complaints OF females, however COM
pleaied or appRlngi also,all other diseasca Incl.
dent 10 females, cured, and every function, TO.
stored 10 It's naturnl tone aud yigor.
Ague and Fever cured In tweniy-four hours,
warranted.
SEMINAL wEAKSs-s.-Dr. ". & W. devote a great
paFt Of their time 10 the treatment OF those eases
caused by secret aud solitary habit. which ruins
the body nAd mind. unhtiing the unfortunate III
diyidual for ither business or society. Some OF
the sad and melancholy effects produced by earl,
habits Oulh are weakness Of the back and limbs
diEnnes- OF the head, dimncss of ght. palpiniion
OF the heart, dysP' via, nervousness, derunFemen
uf the dlgesiveI eiions, symptoms of eonsump,
ION, We lnN Nfiul tUrtla on lllc lhlhuHlN hlN'h
10 be dreaded .oss of memory, confusion OF Ideas,
depression ~pirits evil torebodings, aversion of
anciely, sol slslrusl, tlmldiv, Ne. are among the
sells proc scd. snch persons should before con-
omplau rmnrriage, consult physician ot oNpe.
venee a skill, and be at once restored 10 health
tied happiness,
W-T Letters addressed 10 Ds. Hall & whllc.boy
1891 ?. o., postpaid, coniAlnlnga Zee promptly
attended 10. and Medicine forwarded 10 any part
ofthe United States, secure from observation,
Strlctost socresy observed.
Nov. II 1889, ts--iyr,
Indiana American., 1854-01-06
DR.. b. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLlCON

-
TT STAN DS
pre-eminentfor
ie curative pow
ers In all the dis
eases for which IL
Is recommended,
usually called
FEMALE CON-
PLANTS.
.Of these are PRo-
'LArsus UrERI, or
Falling of the
Womb; RLuoRAL
nus or Whites;
CHRONIC fNrLAM-
MATios AND IT.
CKRATIoS OF TINE
WoMB; IScfDEN-
TALHEMoRRHAer,
or Flooding;
PAINFUL, 5 U p
PRESSED. AND IR-
Inl AIH at.r
Indiana American., 1854-01-06


The New Western Music Book;
PREPARED By
J.GgBSON a. l.. a.. FESSENDEN,
WILL BE READY FOR d. LIVERY ABOUT ThE
goth of November.
MANY YEARS HAVE ELAPSED
wi since any SACRED NJ SIC BOOK, adapted to
the wants ofthe West, has been published In Round
Notes.
II lie want cs sreh york became so apparent
and r...---..e ,otne eompilers OF the present vol
ume during several years Of travel and teaching in
the Western States, that the outgrowth Is this col
lection, which the Publishers have reason 10 think
will meet with extremely favorable reception
at the hands ofthose whose wants IL Is intended to
supply. The TITLE In full Is as follows:
THE PRAIRIE VOCALIST;
A collection of
CHURCH MUSIC.
Comprising A Choice Variety Of
Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Anti ems /.
Choruses, Sentences, Chants, etc.,
From the best American and European
Composers: together with Concise
and Progressive
ELEMENTARY COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The whole adapted to the use of
Choirs, Congregations, Singing Schools,
and Musical Association,
BY JOHN GIBSON x L. G. FEssENDEN.
JrP One ofthe compilers, Mr. GinsoS, will be
recognized Ms the Leader OF the celebrated "GIB-
son FAMILY" whose Concerts On the Wes-
tern Country have delighted so many audiences.
The authors have spenta large amount Of labor,
time and money. In preparing the work; and the
Publishers have spared no expense TO make the
book neat and tasteful; and In style Of publishing,
altogether superior 10 the Boston and New York
Music Books. II will be more substantially made
for, instead Of being taped. Il will be well sew
ed; and backed with colorcd leather, instead of
with ordinary split sheep skin.
tits not Intended that the book shall fall in pie
ccs before the owner has scarcely begun To use it,
quite the contrary-the intention Is 10 furnish a
FIRST rate book, nj low price. Besides large va
rieiy ofNew Tunes Of popular character, the col
lection OF Familiar Old Tunes, will be fouud 10 be
excellent aud admirable.
II = Orders from MUSIC TEACHERS and Deaf
ers, are respectfully solicited.
Copies for examination will be forwarded by
Mad, upon receiving Fifty Cents, In Postage
Stamps.
Address MOORE, ANDERSON, & Co., Pub.
fishers.
2a West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
NJ. A. IL Co. also published the following pop
ular Music Books. which have reached q safe o
over ff.y thousand copies.
| THE SACRED MEfODEoN, by A. s. Hayden
i THE SACRED VOCALIST, by Locke & Nourss
used In Cincinnati public schools.
/ Nov. IL le53-41 Tyr.
Indiana American., 1854-01-06
WAITS q coLBsMN, pealers %

Cnbinef Ware. a.coNsrrNE,,no
undersigned, at No 90 West Firih II. between Vine
aud walnut takes pleasure In informing his friends
and the public that he has on hand Rs large and
complete a stock Of Cabinet Ware "a can be found
In u q West, Of overy description aud quality .em-
brncing STYLES aud prices which will be found
adapted 10 the fancy aud necessities of all classes
orpurchasers. My stock " equal IN extent to amy
similar stock ever offered ln the Western counr, +.
Tho workmanship 10 ef superior exrellcncr In
fashion aud durability. am posscssrd ur facili
tiesfor manufacturing. b, which can afford my
articles NJ unprecedtn tn'cd low terms. Ny motto
IL "smnli profits aud quick returns"
respectful, iuvite the public ~ visit my oNtcn.
slye warrrVons, aud examine my varied and Gle.
gant stock.
ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
Row ON banda conple and vcry elegant assert.
ment OF Rosowo ood Fnruiture. embracing SOFAS.
Tste-R.Tetes. Center blcs. Easl chalrs. Parl"r
Chain etc. o. the most beautiful and approved
II, les of form trimming and hnish.
would also state that am prepared to NJ un
large Mirrors or Pier Classes OF lho best qunlt,
aud OF any size or shape that may be required Irt
med 10 sult the taste OF the purchaserv.
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
SONS, Tete.a. retcs, Center Tables, Stands, Easy
rhairs, Rocking Chairs, Sula.seat Chairs, houk.
Cases aud Racks bureaus, Bvdstead-, e,c, of evs
cry s,l 10 and description,
COMMON CABINET WARE.
have on hand n very heavy stock uf cheaper
waru, eotnpris ing tane, Flag. AID Nood Feat
Chairs. all kNlvs And prices, bureaus, Ta'
bies, Rocking Chairs, Stands, Dvdsteads, Lounges
eie,
LOoKi NG.GLASSES ON HAND
A large assortment of looking. q lasses, ot gilt,
rosew God, aud mahogany Irames ,whHh will sell
NJ low prices.
MATRASSES N HAND.
A good supply offspring ,curlvd tai' and raimet'
10 Mattresses, made Ia the best manner aud also
make them 10 order n any way that map be dssi-
red.
Ordered work viii receive particular attention
and be dcne IN the most work inanlike manner.
Particular attention paid 10 wholcsale dealers
ta-iyf A, COMBINE,
Indiana American., 1854-01-06
Vim. A. TroWhridga.

lNBoLe-ALE& a. Dealer In
w groceries and produce, South East corner OF
Coun aud Race streets, (opposie the Farmers IIo.
oll-CfNcfNNATl-keeps constantly ON hand q
good assortment OF all articles la hislne, which he
aqcrs 70 the tpade ai The i0wess Ntek
11-sp.rs
Indiana American., 1854-01-06

U. T.. Tu0asnuRN q. STANLY w, SrAsLy
THORBuRN, STANLYN BRo.-BRAsS POUN-
DDRS AND FtNISitERs, No. 81 West Front
street, Cincinnati, keep constantly on hand large
assortment OF work IN their line, consisting OF
Rrass and Plated cocks, Fountain aud Generator
Brasses, Liquor, steam, Beer, Valve, Cylinder
aud Gunge Cocks, Locomotive brasscs, Hose
Joints, OIL Globes, Vacuum, aud Slide Valves,
steam Whistles, Railing Nobs, beer and Soda
Pumps, bottllng Machines, dc.
Brass Ca flung made 10 order.
Cash paid for Copper and Brass,
Feb. 20, i53-l0-lyr,
Indiana American., 1854-01-06

To the Ladies.
mn. rARBEsS French Lunar pills.
D-Fof Suppressed Menstruntot and all lrregu-
larities OF the FEMALE sYSrEM-the best Pills
IN the known World. They can DO had genuine, at
No. ~ BROADWAY, and fully GUARANTEED 10 give
SATISFACTION, with full directions. 4. THOMAS
only authorized Agent.
The above Pills will be sent by mail, upon the
receipt OF 81. Alllellen must be directed No. 20,
Broadway, Gin. NH. 23-i4.