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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-06

TO John II. Purcell, Archbishop Gin:
SIR-We have received your note
dated this 2lst day Of Dec. enclosing
ten dollar bill. which you, as a fel'
low citizen, have done the honor tc
send us. Sir, the blood Of a brother
barbarously murdered, stands between
you and us.
Our honor and our conscience forbid
us to accept Of it; our honor and our
conscience forbid us to accept gift
from hand which, while it pretends to
shake that of brother under the garb
Of humanity, rs token Of friendship,
seeks wi h the other TO annihilate him,
making the noble feeling Of humanity
subservient to private views. And,
persuaded as we are, by long train of
historical facts, and by the late occur
rences. that Jesuit under the guild
ance of the despotic King of Rome can
never mean good, nor deal with SINGER
ity toward men known to cherish repub-
lican opinions and sentiments ofjustice,
and brotherly affection Tor manklnd,as
we do. We beg to return the ten
dollar bill to you, which you will find
herein enclosed.
We have the honor''to remain, Sir.
The PRESIDENT OF THE FREEmEs's
Society.
Cincinnati, Dec, 81, 1853.
Eg-Our Consul TO London, Mr..
Sanders, writes as follows TO the New
York Herald:
Kossuth has at last been invited 10
Constantinople by the Porte. Hegoes
| believe in the steamer Of next week.
Several thousand Hungarian deserters
from the Austrian Army ofobservation
ARE ut Widden. A few weeks more will
find all the republican leaders in Europe
in Omar Pacha's camp. They will
prove powerful alliesto the Turks, their
presence causing increased desertions
from the Russian and Austrian armies.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-06

ssH-We have a young mare for
sale cheap. She is neither handsome
nor large. a reasonable credit will
Be given.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-06
MORSE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
l1fDCK fknnT

THIS lisa Psreiy Vegetable COMPOUND, seientih.
i caliy prepared from tho best Roots and Herbs
OF the Maieria Me6i-a, and has gained an unri-
REGULATING AND STRENGTHENING THR
LIvEa AND DIoEsrivk ORoAss. AND CLEANSING
rne SroMAcn AND bowxLs,
and thus cuRtso all Bilious Diseases, Liver Com
plants, Dyspepsia, Ind digestion, costlycness, Piles,
Headache, Fever and Ague, Jaundlce, Nausea,
Loss OF Appetite, &C., aud causing the food 70
nourlsh and support every part,
PURIFYING fHR BLOOD.
and thus curing all Humors, cuianeous Eruptions.
serofuIa, Salt Rheum, Rrysipeia., scaid Head,
Canker, Pimpies on the face, Blotches, Ulcers,
Tumors, Mercurial Disease. eansers, &c,
REGULATING THE SEcRrroRy ORoAss,
and BY enabling them w perform their proper
functions, preventing aud curing many painful
and dangerous diseases; SrREsoTHENsa AND OUT
rrIso rnE Nervous SYSTEM. thus allaylng Nervous
Irritation, and curing all Diseases OF the Nerves,
as hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps, &c.
1T IS USRIvALLED IN THE CURE OF ALL
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
as weakness, general debility, Irreguiarity, OBJ
slructions, Swelling OF the Feet, Limbs, Joints,
&C., caused by weakness; also, LuSa and TnaoAT
cosrLAIsr., Colds, Coughs, Asthma, consump-
ton, &C., also, Dropsy.
Having made use OF the Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock Root, prepared by G. MORSE n
ing Tito be very saiuiary and eneetuai prepare
lion, we do most chocriully recommend Il 20 the
public as a very valuable medicine.
K. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank, Provi-
dence. n. l.; A. w. Spencer, ESQ, Cashier Lime
Rock Bank do do do. Rev. william Phillips, Rev.
J. p. Richmond, G. \. Jones, editor Providence
Gen. Advt., VIM. Field, NJ. w. G.. NJ; Cyrus Fish
or. NJ. r.. p, James Hutchinson, q. 4. Dea, v.
J. Bates, Doct. Hem. Colby, aud one hundred 9th.
ers Of the most respectable families OF Providence.
This ceriihcs that have fora numbered years
been acquainted with the composition and mode OF
manufacture OF M0RsE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
0f has nj AZ haa
quainted with its modus opcrnnd In disease, and
can say that In all respects II u admirably caicu-
lated 10 remedy that class u Diseases (which II
was designed. II Is especially valuable In INDi-
GEsTfON and all Its attendant symptoms, Il ex-
cites TO healthy action tho LIVER, removes Tor
por, and inactivity ofthis ORGAN. and stimulates
healthy action In all the system. As n DEPURA-
TOR orpurlder OF the Hood u has no superior.
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. ID.
Providence, r. I. Jan. 4. 1859.
PREPARED BY
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EFThe following Laconic cores
pondence between Bishop Purcell and
and the Frecmen's society is interest
ing:
TO he society Of "FreemeH'
Men. BRErHRESl-When there is u
question of relieving those who suffer
and are poor. all differences Of faith
and opinion should be forgotten. |
sincerely sympathize with those Of your
Society, as well as Of the Police, who
were hurt on Sunday night. Please
accept the enclosed note of ten dollars
toward the fund for which, as l learn
from the morning papers, you have So
licited from your fellow citizens.
JOHN b. PURCELL.
Archbishop Gin.
Cincinnati, Dec. 81, 1853.
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PAID FORTHWITH.
rOn wooLi wooLitLooKi

\ The Mills 4 Factory al Mslamora are now run.
ming and We are ready 10 walt on customers In our
line, tho Factory has been largely improved, and
We can card, spin. weave, and Manufacture Wool
on as short notice, "a good and NJ chenp,m any
good shop IN the country.
Pulling and dyeing done IN the usual season on
fair terms all kinds OF MerchAntable produce TAX
for work and especially wool greece. wewill pay
cash or goods for 10, 900 lbs Wool.
Call aud see us before taking your wool or work
otherwheres. 2l-25 MACY, GORDON d Co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-06

rxr Mr.. r. NJ. Tomson Of Peorlali
this county killed the runt pig +" few
DAYS ago. il was ten months old and
x.iyhed goo lbs after il was dressed.
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6TThe Rev. Davontavice, Pastor o

JThe Rev. Davontavice, PASTOR Of
one ofthe Catholic churches, Of Madi-
son, having taken the oath OF allegi-
ance 10 the United States, is now about
TO be removed from the head OF the
church. Ifthey do remove him for that,
they deserve to have their church burnt
down over their heads.-Nep Albany
Tribune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-06

0TWe promise our readers rich
treat In series Of letters from Madison.
The writer is second to none in the
State, and II the letter on hands Is an in
dex to the series, his subject and his man.
ner will interest all.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-06

,--Jusi received anc for sale
u 90 Bills. N. o. Molasscs;
[" Golden syrup & susar House do
10 Hhds prime Sugar;
90 Sacks best Rio conce,
7 Tierce Rice;
10 Bbin Fish;
1000 lbs Taylor's best sole Leather. by
ap22 n. u. GALLON q SON,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-06

OTrhc Catholic Instructor, publish
ed At Philadelphia, In an appeal for an
increase Of patronage, says:
II 10 with pleasure we bear testimony
20 the talent, and the zeal Of our Catho.
lie contemporaries throughout the Uni
ted State. during the year now nearly
at it, close. They have labored ear
nestly, and happily not without effect in
repulslng triumphantly the assaiIsn,s
with whom they grsppled. They have
ably opened the trenches and marked
out the approaches which will cyentu-
ally with Divine help overthrow that
fortress and nursery Of sectarianism, in
diiierentism and inhdelity-the Common
School System.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-06

Come and see all Of the nice things. In the way
OF n0tons,t 10 be found al 0ALLI0s's sToRt, conss.
ting In part, ofMens ine buck, Dog-skin. Kid,
SILK, Woolen n Cotton Gloves, Ladies' n Misses
Kid, SILK, Wooden 4 Cotton do. zophry's searfs,
Wooden undenleoyes Il Cuns, viciorlnes, Kim.
broidcrsd Collars, chemlsetis, lidfk's aud under.
sleeves, Ribbons, Linen & Cotton Lacea, Swiss and
Jackone Insertions a Ejgings, SIX Laces, Brush.
90, Threads Velvet Innings, Needles, Pins, Hut :
tons, &c. DC.
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LOOK HERE EVERY BODY!
BROOK WILLIE BAKERY,

I AFE GARDNER IL now happy TO Inform tho
" citizens OF Brook Vile and vicinity, that he has
lifted up rho old stand known ne the Rockville
Bakery, whore he intends carrying on tho taking
business In connection with his Confectionery aud
Eating saloon. lie II now prepared 10 supply all
article In his line. Having secured the services
ola good Baker,h n prepared 10 say that those
who deal with him shall haven good ClsRn, sub.
stnntial article, nj the lowest living prices.
Thankfulfp Coz past fayors he hopes by strict aiten-
ton 10 tie wants ofhls customers 10 merit share
OF patronage. ordor. foi Baking will DO attended
10 with nentncss and despatch.
Choice family Groceries and Confoeiloaarics
always on hand. Also, an Eating room, whore
he will be happy TO walt his friends 10 the del.
icncies OF the season. Oysters served up 10 suit
tho tastes Of his Customers. Last, though not
'''''' "'' wins wv LAIR GARDNER.
Sept. e7th 1880 months)
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-06

CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Fer the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, IIOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-C
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Many years oftrlai, instead ofimpalrng the ppb
lie confidence In this medicine, has won for TIA
appreciation and notorieiy by far exceeding the
most sanguine expectations OF Hs friends. Moth
Ing bu, is intrinsic virtues and Tho undesirable
benefit conferred on thousands Of sufferers, could
originate and maintain the reputation II enjoys
While mnny inferior remedies thrust upon the
comm, iy, have failed aud been discarded. this
has "a d friends by every trial. conferred 'nbe.
ehiso nc afiieted they can never forget, and pro.
duce urostoo numerous aud too remarkable 10
ben often.
v 10 tisa fraud on the public 10 pretend that
an ne medicine will nfalliblY curc--slll ,hcre
IL A. undant proof that the cHERny Pt,roRAL does
not only Is general thing, hut almost invariably
cure the maladle, for which II 1. employed.
As time makes these facts wider aud better
known, this medicine has gradually become the
bcst reliance Of the alc,ed, fr;n the log.eabn OF
the American Peasant, 10 The palaces ofEuropcan
Kings. Throughout this entire county, In every
state. city, and indeed almost every hamlet II con-
ialns, cnsRnr PEo1oniL Il known NJ tho bestrcm.
edy exiant for diseases 81 the Throat and Lungs,
aud In many foreign countries, IL 10 coming 10 DO OK.
tcnsiyely used by their most Intelligent Physicians
In Great Britain, France aud Germany, whero the
medical sciences have reached their hlghost per
foctlon, cHrRHy PscroRsL "a introduced. and n
eon.,an, use In the Armies Hospitals, Aims Iiou
scs, Public Institutions, aud In domestic practice
hs the surest remedy their attending Physician,
can employ Tor the moro dangerous affections Of
the lungs. Also In milder cases, and for children
II Ia safe, pleasant and enoctual 10 cure. IN fac,
some Of the most nattering testimonials We ~.
celye have been from parents who have found II
eieaelous In easel particularly incidental 10 child.
hood.
The cnrRHy PseroRaL IL manufactured by n
practical Chemist, aud every ounce oft under HI.
own eye, with invarlabie accuracy aud care. Its
sealed and protected by Law from commercials eon.
scquenliy eau DO relied on NJ genuine Without
aduiteratlon.
we have underworld here 10 furnish tho com.
nunlly with medicine Of such Intrinsic superior.
l,y and worth NJ should commend Itself 10 thcii
condolences remedy at once safe, speedy and 81.
fec,uai, which this has BY repeated aud eoaHtles'
trials proved Itself 10 be; and trust by great care
In preparing II with chemical accurncy, Of uniform
strength to afford Ply sleian. agent on whir
they can rely for the best results, and the Afflicted
with remedy that vii, do for Nom Al that mcaI'
cine do.
PREPARED AND SOLD NJ JAMES &. AYER
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL Mas.
Sold In Rockville by NJ. W. Halle; In Laurel b,
Clifford * Depuy; In Meiamorn by &. Vancnmp
1 In Andersonyille by C. oysricn, and by druggIs
eyerywhsrs.
DRINTs a. GINGHAMS-so0ple pieces OF vel
L assorted prints and GlnghaIns. For sale at &c
duced prieesat
! ny7 HNck q FARouHAR's.
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CIHE ana water Proof teofIng.-

TIRE and Water Proof Roofing
Il The undersigned having been appointed Agent
for s. NJ. Il G. NJ. Warrcns Fire aud Water Proof
Roofing, Is now ready 10 do roofing OF this kind In
any part OF franklin, Union, or Fayctte counties.
The Store rooms OF NJ. w. Hale and n. N. e J. g.
Burton, In Brookvllle, are covered with this kind
OF roofing, TO whom the public are referred. Its
durability, cheapness, safety and convenience, all
recommend Il, as superior, IN the construction OF
most buildings. w. SHAKER.
~ 10, '5l-3O-i-y
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xxrarcu AVN CIocxs-wx p,w.ox

WATCH AND CLOCKS-wm. Dawson
w tenders his services 10 the citizens OF brook
Vile and vicinity, In the capacity OF Watch and
Clock Maker aud rcpairer-rnaklng and mcnding
Jcwolry, nc. Long experience and strict punctu.
alliy are his recommendations. shop three doors
North Of the post ofiice. ~ %, 1850 3i.l
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RcnAHp u, 1ypa. PnFpEnloK o. B,Ksn.
Fall Stock Clothing 1853.
nIiEA PEk than tho eheapest-rhs undersigned
twould agnn announce 70 their former patrons,
and 70 the public ganernlly, that they are gust IN
receipt direct from New Vera aud FhiiadeJ bAia OF
their falislock Of
Clothiug,G Gents Furnishing Goods
sun unrlvniled In lia extent, IN the excellence of
ar,lcles-and In the extremely low prices al which
lhey are sold.
their stock Of clothingihey hsyeju received and
VIII keep constantly on hand, full aud complete
assortment Of
Cloths, Gassimeres, Il Vestings,
which will be sold ai unusually low ngurcs or
made 10 order, NJ the shortest notice, aud IN the
most fashionable style. They also keep q large
aud we'll selected stock Of
Hats, Gaps, Boots. Shoes,
shirf,, eravafS, esiiars, sseks, Reek aud pseket
hhdhsl hosiery Gieveslpsekef-beeks, Hmbfsiias,ee
psfsaeks, aud raHks, all OF which they have taken
great pains In selecting, and which they are de-
efmlnod 10 soil nj such prices ~ will Insure their
sale 10 any person who may have priced them, be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
They would, therefore, earnestly invite persons
wishing anything In Ihclrllne, 10 call al their
Clothing Emporium.
aud examine their goods, their quality and price
feeling confident that In neatness OF style aud du-
rnblliy Jfariicle they cannot be- exeolled.
They cannot forbear rendering their thanks 10
their custOmersfOr tho manner Ia which they have
appreciated ihelr past oxeriions,and hope tho eon.
nsence aud patronage, heretofore so literally be-
slowed, may be continued 10 our mutual ndyan.
inge, assuring them that We reeognlxe,n our bust
ness transactions, none but the principle or fair
dealing with all. TYNER a. BAKER.
N. II. All work warranted, and any garment rip.
ping will be repaired graiuitously.
~ ooky lie Oct. 18th 1853.
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Book Motitts.
LnaIcs Repe.Isery.

The January No. has been received,
The new volume opens rich. tnow oc.
cupies high position among Magazines.
It's typographical execution Is faultless
its engraving beautiiul-its correspon-
dence able and varied--its Editorials
are as they should BELTS scripture cab
met" full Of "Honey from the rock
Ladies by all means subscribe. Price
81. Rev. Mr.. Eddy is Agent.
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Cheap Bonnets.

lNFFItNH fFUIIIIVIFs
Al Rs. n. w. HuTLEn, has opsnsd me
W largest and most splendid nssorlsnant ~ nit
ney goods eyef offered in Brook Vile, consisting
ofbohneis OF every style, from 25is up. Rbboss
~ every variety, together with y sItsndld stock Of
aud az furnish miliners wanting supplies ss ehese
rs they can he had ln Cincinnati. she invites al
her old customers 10 call and examine her stock.
Aim.
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hats .-cAsr's best spring style Of fazhIonab
Ill Hnts Just received aud for sale nj
MY LfNcK n PARQuHAR's.
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CASH Is TIE MOTTO

The goods arc sold for cash not for the profits.
gentlemen-countFy mnrchanis-ped.
laFs-boys and girls cal' aud eau now anu 500 lo'
yourselves. GEO. hVbhA"p Hs''s"oo'
Nov. ~ $3.50 a.
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r.. w. HUBBAKD.

CARRIAGE N MANUFACTURE Err,
the public square. hss always on hand a large ss-
sortInent Of Carriages, consisting OF Kockavnys,
Rougs and Readys, plain Roekavsys, Phrion,
and Buggies.
and examine my work. "A my stock IL the largest
In town, and my prieesss low No the same quality
OF work elsewhere.
also keep for sale Carriage Harness ofsny sis ie
or price.
lam prepared 70 finish N order any description
ofCarriage, not on hand, AT shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 10 repairing.
April, ls53.-i7-u
7 AXE FISH, --I 10 Barrels Of the best White
Ia Fish. 40 half do do
Just received and for sale BY X. TYNER.
May -, ie53.
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llIBIES

Te,tainenis of all sizes aud qualities. German
and EhEiish Testamsnts (boih IN one) Call aud SEQ
Dem, Copy. n. Gko. HOLLAND Prest.
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- g.
Notice 90 COnfrnrlors.

Notice Ia Confrnr tors.
SsEALED Proposals viii DO rsesissa A me
A'omue 1.-THE GU clnnht, iiafnsoHe indianapolis
STRAIGHT ldne, and Cincinnati, fndlsnpollsAc hcn.
60 Hailrnad Companies. ~ clncinnaii. until the
80 dn3 OF JAnunf, nrst for the GFsding, Mnsonfs.
hfldglhE, AMI The entire construction " the read
nom he Clly ~ rlncInnshio iha CITY OF indlsnsp.
oils, Via, the White Water Valley.
ahssnd fpe lheations viii be ready FOE In.
.resil"n ~ the onies sfths tbsineer. West Fhlsd
newt.
Any further information ran be obtained b, an.
pplnE 80 ". NJ, Gregory, clnsnnaii. John WINE,
hfookVille Ia, or J, w, fAbaf, Mlsmltawn, q,
- n, N. 0hEGOh NY, President,
FHINEHAh PoMEny. chlsf EnElnssT,
=, w. iastn,l heerrtaries.
FLOUR uAuuEis.--Ihe marset pr,ss 4.
cash viii DO paid for ncfchnntabls honrb barrels
NJ the kschHnee NH, hrookvliis. by
Now ~. Si'so. dko. HOLLAND a co.
DOOTs A. srsOEs.-ws have larr.l, ln,,,.,.
ID cd our stock of ii"ots aud shoes. and nov onsr
The gems Of tho season, 10 please tho taste ~ Ne
most mslld0ns, 10 the way az Mn. Hussslis sus-
tom made ladies slippers and buskins with the prst
test babies ho 0is aid oihcr "hsens" IN tsws
may iiNck a fAnQUHAE
UIIEATi WREATH WuFATfsf
w 10000 bushels ~ Wheat wsstea a ~
ks ihange MN, Hrookylle, for which tho hlrhsst
market price ~ cash Will be paid By
Nov 10. ss-so GEO noLLANna Co.
GUNNER wtuE--A very large assoumsnt
" Of the mosl fashionable, and durable sumner
'Y my ';''''''''''""" IL LINEN ses z rAmauHAw.
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rARPETINGs.--Th undersigned would say
u TO all those wishing Ia furnish their floors with
carpet that will look we'll, do good service, aud
never fade, TO call at his establishment aud lock
through his present stock, which he has lately
ceIved from the east, which can be sold al prices
which will compare favorabiy with the lowest Gin
cinnati rates. He has.
Bvery Variety,
OF tho latest style and fashion, ranging IN prices
from 10 10 20 cts. per yard. SO call and see him.
Oct. Goth, 1859. RICHARD TYNER.
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6sIsy2 Nv i,.n ssns LIZ EsT ss STsI.r:

xsssTEsf-u uIuuuAur ron CHRIST.
t>1k<<te{9 MAS AND INV WARS .--ouf
ftff ifsloek ~ Pianos IL BY faf the largest
NJ any house w town. We have ofCnber's m.
red dollars, his Pianos are ~ well known a. n
need no notice from Ne. We are the sole arrests
for biRlii& NewtnH. 81 New fork. ws have sold
NIL We could ret oftheir make, We have soid ave-
~ their make t six hundred dslsu. and No loot
fof two more worth 5000, this week. The besi
musicians In the world have prouonnfea these ~.
amos Tho best ~ Aeiefica. They dfsv Me Flfss
CITY, Weaiso keep g. Meyers 81 rhliadslphls.ans
kennGu q feiefHsln's Of nufnio. n, " rews W 80
have not fol The lafFesl slock ~ Pianos, and NE
largest tafsti ofst,l AID pattern. " oar flsnas
are not egus % any onsfod ~ this eltyi and ~.
20 not sell erfof sssh. We will give ,oa one -.
Please ca I'd see, ~ No. "a, West foufih stfes,,
Dee'R MuRcII a wliiTh
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Again, let US refer TO the Public School
System. Are not the children OF con-
scientious Catholics virtually shut out
from these schools, by the exclusion OF
all religious teaching or the compulsory
reading Of the sectsr ian version of the
Bible, trithouf note or comment, and ioith
its 10000 errors.
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Shawlsl Shawls!l Shawls!l!
A superb stock OF Broeho, Chene, Grape, Thibe
wool, long and square shawls. at the
Old WHITE CORNER.
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uAHDw ARR, WALLS, &C, Iascs a F.s-
III ornaR invite attention 20 their conrlsts
rQftmehi OF nails aud general stock 81 bars strs,
n reduced Cincinnati retail rviccA. msyT
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Brookville Ind,

MONEY! WAEgHSs
Tg,HE year 1859 IL now nearly closed, and !
II earnestly request all parsons Indebted To me,
or the late firm OF X. e. s. Tyner, 10 make pay
ment by the first day OF next month. All claims OF
long standing, MUST m PAID, or shall bring suit
on them Immediately.
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G. MORSE g. CO.

No. $40 broadway, New York.
and sold by Druggists and others throughout this
and other countries. For sale by NJ. w. Halle,
Brsokyille, 30-4mos
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Laurel Iron Store

Justrseeived good assortment ofiron d Steel
wb ich will sell low. SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Sep. eo.-fo-tf
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TIL II BA II G. A | N :

Greater inducements are now onetea 70 ~, NV.
chaserz than ever were offered befofoih "o ""'''
Water Valley. -. A.. o,a
Burton stand, those nj Metamorh NJ inc nu-
bottom store house, whore The pubhe wiz Nv
waited on by gen,iemaniy ana ACCOMMODATING
clerks. ., "a
Nothing but money will be taken for goods, no
hooks kept, no credit given, but CHAR BARGAINS
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rANDYi CnndyI Candicsi!-Twclye
v dollars per hundred pounds, aud no charge for
street, between Finh and Sixth streets. Cincinnati,
Ohio. api o, 1S59-i6-iys
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The attention ofproperty holders IL respectfully
called 10 the superior advantages for Fire, MA
rine md lslnud Insurance offered by
the PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.
The undersigned has been furnished with blank
policies, signed by the officers Of the Company; also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies
already Issued, and 10 duly authorized and prepar-
cd, ne Agent Of said Company, 10 make assurances
for any period OF time not less than one month nor
greater than seven years, upon buildings or their
contents. occupied as DwELLIses, SroErs, WARE
HOUSES, CnuRcnrs, HoTrt, BANK, CorHr HorsEs,
coLLrors, &C., DC, and the contents against Loss
on DAMAGE ny yrRk. J. J. FOUTS, Agent.
81 1y For Laurel, Franklin county Ind.
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GROCERIES, Constantly on hand. fresh sup
" plies Of Tho very best quality Of Groceries, tie
cheap store OF
may7 LINcK a PARouHAR.
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Hints y Cnns.

splendid 10, Of all ss los aud prices of the above
GALLONS sroRE.