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Ladies Shoes.

f2O pairs Calf Boots,
fM 7" Kip -
60 "Coat nuakins;
vi kuameled young Ladies Boots;
a Fine Kid Aibons,
% New style oRitorsi
10 " Rubber Bueskins,
a. " Low Shndalsi
"a " Fur liuod over Shoosi
Together with large md splendid assortment
OF Childron'annd Misses, extra ine shoes, Aswe
pay particular attention In the selection OF our
boots aud Shoes, IN regard 20 durability and neat.
ness, we have no hes,teney in recommending the
same, aud have no fears Of being exeelled In thl,
branch 0foar business, or Of being beat selling
low. Nd, GALLON SON. :
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tHDfHff ware, A. c0xsTrNr.th me
undersigned. nj No6s West Fiflh q. beiweenVlne
aud walnut hes pleasure In Informing bic friends
and the public that he has on hand ~ large and
complete a stock OF Cabinet Ware ~ can BIO found
in the West, of every description aud quality EN-
bfaolng styles and prices which viii BE- found
adapted 10 the fancy and necessities Of all classes
ofpurchasrrs. My stock Il equnl ~ extent 90 any
Al sIlaF stock ever offered IN the Western country.
The workmanship ID Of superior excellence w
fashion s and a,nfss,ly am pessss.sa 81 iae,il.
articles al unprecedented low terms. Ny motto
IL "smnll profits aud quick rcturns."
respectfully Invite the public 10 Walt my bxten.
sl,e warerooma, and examine my varied aud ole-
ROsEwooD FURNITURE.
Now on banda compile and very elegant assert.
ment OF Rosewood Furniture. embracing sofns,
Cha m, etc. OF tho most beantlfnl and approved
STYLES Of form trimming aud finish.
would also state that am prepared 10 ~ up
aud OF any slze or shape that may be required fra
med 10 suit the taste OF The purchasers,
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
SOFAS, Teie.a- retos, Center Tables. Stands, Ensy
Chairs, Rocking chnirs, soia-scai Chairs, nooke
Cases and Racks Bureaus. lledsieads, etc. Of av-
cry style and description.
COMMON CABINET WARE.
have on hand vep heavy stock Of cheaper
ware; comprising Cane, Flag. and Wood keat
/ LIMITS OF VII Ft1ttH HNu ifltttf buftnuNt ~
bIes, rocking chalrs, Stands, Dedsteads, Lounges
/ etc,
LOOKING GLASSES ON HAND.
A large assortment OF Looking leases, Of gilt,
rosew God, and mahogany frr.nes,which viii sell
az low prices.
MATTRESSES ON HAND.
A good supply offspring, hair and pnlHci-
/ 10 Mattresses, made Ia the best manner aud also
make them 10 order In any way that map be desi-
red.
Ordered work viii receive particular attention
and be dcne IN the most workinanllkc manner.
Particular attention paid 10 Wholesale dealers.
43-Iyr. A. CoNSTfNE.
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LOVETT g. ROBINS,
urATCIr And CLnCKs-w

Wholesale Grocers a. Commission Merchants
NO. 60 PEARL STREET, NEAR VINE,
ap29-l0-iyr. CINCINNATI.
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MATCH AND CEOCKS-WM. DAWSON
w tenders his services TO the citizens of Brook
Clock Makerand reparcr-making and mending
Jewelry, &c. Long experience aud strict punctu-
ality are his recommendations. Shop three doors
North Of the post Office. ~ "a, 1850 3I-tf
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NEW sADDLERY
Hardware House.

Hardware House.
HUNTER, conURN, EpMksroN 4 BARR,
Importers and Manufacturers Of
sADpLKRy, HARDWARE, oARRrAeK TRIM.
MINGs, sADDLE-rREEa,
Leather, springs, Axles. &c.
NO, CHURCH BUILDING,
Walnut street, bet, ard Il 9TH streets, Cincinnati
The undersigned would respectfully give notice
70 Merchants, Carriage Manufacturers aud sad
oilers, In The West and South West, that they have
associated themselves ortransaetlnK extensively,
The above named business In ali ia variety. They
are now opsning large stock OF
hel0 and elegant Goods,
selected with great care 1.-The senior partner having
been several months Ia the mafkot,l both a. re-.
CARDS style aud price. aud purchased largely with
Cash from The best bnhllsh, German, aud Amer
lean manufacturers. AZ they viii Import their
ForclKn Goods and buy their American direct from
manufacturers, they wil,at all times. be enabled
TO hold out nattorlne Inducements N purchnsers.--
They viii adopt Tin The management Of lhelr bus.
lness the principles OF progFcsa,u chief of which
are "shori profits" aud large sales" for CASH or
upon short time, and coupled with almost daily
RECEIPTS Of New and Fashionable articles.
In short their aim will be 10 make the Cincinnati
mark ot In thelf line, equal 10 either PHILADELPHIA
or Now York. Tho peraonai attention Of each
member ofthe arm viii be given TO The detail =,
we'll as the management Of the business, Thll
will enable their iriendsto order, with The fulea
confidence OF getting promptly whatever they do
sire of the newest styles, aud NJ uniform Low
pregs.
JOHN AtcOnultN, late Of MaysAtiie, Ky,
w. EpMEsToN, late with Tyler Dayldron
nuon BARR laie Of Flemlnfsburr, KY,
Jan. ia--t dni.
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r. II. sTRUEvE, DEALER IN
uAY AND sTOCK sCALEs.--MarlIn 4

Hay AND STOCK sCALEs..-MarlIn 4
III Orr, Scale Manufacturers. have taken the old
stand formerly occupied by MARTIN a. BLrNDKLL,
No. 40 Columbia Street, one door west % Walnut.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
They are prepared 10 putnp on the most reason
able terms. In any part OF the country. their Iron
Leser nay aRd Stock Scales, from new patterns
with improy ements. which they have Just compile
ted. Also, all kinds OF Platform Scales, Beams,
de-. DC All ont Scales are warranted 10 give full
satisfaction, or we wllllake them back and refund
the money: -
Samuel Beresford. b. II. Ellston,l coyington.
Glldden, Murnn d Co. g. X. Perrin, Ky.
w. q G. W. Robson, Keys, Maltby a Co..
J. ID. Lehmer, Puilum. Hatfield q Brown
feb. o5-lO. MARTIN g. ORR.
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Aaron A. Golfer,

GROCERY, PRODUCE, AND COMMISSION
Nif.IsCffAN 1T.
s, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN SITS.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Nov. 9G-tq-1yr-H.
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c0NsumPTroN.


There u, perhaps, no disease With which our
country IL Affected. which sweeps OF annually 40
many Victims, ns that fell destroyer Of the human
IN e-consumpilon. Day amer day, year afer
80 NJ, the insnaie monster hnFFlas 70 the portals
Of The cold and silent tomb fresh added eieias to
It, conquest. No walk OF lilo IL sacred from ~
bl Rhllng influence, No are u exempt from it,
deaih.dfang shafts, Tbs old, The mlddIe.nged,
aud the young. and all alike food for this com
mon enemy Of mankind. The whlie-hnlred pa.
triareh, whose life Of temperance has rendered
he system imperyious O The aitseks Of ether iis,
aud whose good deeds prepared him for The en-.
lo,mcnts Of life's calm evening, finds consump.
lion fastening IL lungs upou his ytals, and tear
ing him from world ever brightto minds which
look complacenil, on DAYS wollspenl.
Is there no help for NE affected No
preventive ofhe dangers rhich besci us in
our changes and tickle elmer
Theie Isl
'Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has performed cures Of ceRsEmpfisH after Skiiffaf
PhVflciaHs had pronounced The patients beyona
hope, beyond the reach of the healing art.
"WlSTAR'S BALSAM"
has restored the bloom ofhealh 20 many pallld
check, aub JOY and eladness 70 many dcspalrinE
b1som.
if-Jssee advertisement
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cTEaM uannLE WORKS..

- & RuLK, corner Of broadway and Fifth steec
tncinnnti. Monuments, Tombs and Grave stone
Marble Nantes and statuary, Baptlsmni Font
Mural Tablets. urus, Vases, Garden Figure
Cabinet and Counter slabs. &C., &C., constant
On hand and furnished 70 order. Thetrads suppl
cor. NH fe-i3
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INSURANCE.
CARPETS. cARPETs,,---Jus, receive,

Y at the OH wHfrE CORNER, a most magnificent
assortment Of Carpets, OF all styles and prices.
- \. ID. GALLON SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24

REGULAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Neu WIN al thtlt ~.
eompahyinR evils, Cancer rkcepied1 no matter
how severe or ofhow long Standing,
The caiholleon far aufpasses other femedles,ln
heing more certain, less expensive, hna leaving
ihe system ln better condition, Let all lnlefeAls
cd call aud obtain pamphlet lffeel containing
ample proof, from the most respectable sources,
ofthe beneficial results Of Ne u.ei toFethsr WIN
letters from highly experienced Physicians, WHO
have usedltn lheiF practice, and speak from their
REFRRENcEe,
y, n, PEoKHlM, N, D., Utica, n, Y,
l., u. FLnmlNa, NJ. ", canandalgua, NY.
NJ, ", iiiLls, NJ. d., Rochester, Ny,
u, v, FooTE, NJ, D., syracuse, NY,
Prof. Dunbar, M. D., baltimore, Md,
J, q. ORHlnR, N. d., baltimore, Nd,
w. w, Rnnnn, N, u. New.york cry.
W. PHnsooff, NJ u, Concord, Nil,
Up, NuwlAsn, MD, Utica, N.Y.
Rev. &, \, nrARB, Glenn hprnga,h, &,
ALpHN, Afnis, Laurel, ind,
Il. n. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio.
| DANEL nrARHn, Liberty,
| PAWS a MoaHlsoN, connersgiile,
| n, STEWART, 0reenshufe
i0Hs iluNTLR, Versailles.
Letter addrfffrd 20 eaFf NJ NJ, Chrt HaNh'
Agenfaf Repeana Ohio,
no DR.. M,nomsli--t have been ten years lrou
bied with Female neutrality-suspicious. eterl'
and all the attending diniculuesl NJ times render
Ing my life most miae -nhe, fhaye had the alton
dance OF some OF The best physicians, with bal H.
40 suceesSi the most they could do was TO relieve
IA cure wis oui oihe question: TOT hfs m"nn'
beinFc commencing With your medicine, hhd no
been able loperform any labor, could walk but .
few steps nt a time. and scarcely went out o
doors-in short, was completely prostTaied ,botl
ln body and mind, and expected 10 drug 0nl N,
resl ofny days In SUFFERING and misery. hutr
ing your advertisements, I was induced 10 Try you
invaluable medicine called Uterine caihoiieon, q
the last resort, had not used II week before
felt like another woman. by the use ofthfee Dol
Ties was enabled 10 perform all the labor fot ~
In The family with ease, aud could walk any wher
In tho ncighborhood without injury. Nothing hu
u sense Of my duty ~ You nnd 10 the AFFLICTED, Iva
Induced me 10 state my ease 10 the public, ! ca
safely recommend The preparation 10 all hos
suffering like myself
(agned,) Mis-. HARAH A. BisuoP,
fnErDom. poRTAaH Co.. ohio. Dec, 81, Use.
IN. MARcflsfN CO., Propretors.
CENTRAL Drror, aOf BROADWAY, NY.
Fob. 9th, it5i-0moH.
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nsACON's
Mercantile College.
North- West Corner sixth and Wai-
nul nIIaaln. a Inc iunnll. nhla.

North-West Corner sixth and WAL
nut streets, cincinnati, Ohie.
Tilk undersigned has removed his mercantile
4 College 90 his new building, North west corner
~ Walnut and ulh sla, wher he has lifted up u
splendid Null of Rooms, expressly for biz business
having spared neither pains or expense in ma
king them ln every respect the most convenient
and pleasant school Rooms IN The United states,
The plan adopted Ia teaching combines practice
with lheoryi inslend ~ using books, the pupils are
eNefelsed IN making original entries ofoyery day
business transactions, iOnrnaliElnR, posting, bal
aneing accounts, opening and closing ofa great va.
rielyol inerent sets OF books, both for partnership
and Individual business, where The business has
been prosperous and Rdversel and thus qualifying
the student for entering into The practical duties
ofthe accountant IN any Kind oihuslneas,
The course oflnHtructon VIII consist Of double
entry book. Keeping, embracing every department
Of trade and Mercantile Accounts, yIk Wholesale,
Retail, Commission, Exchange, Banking,
Manufacturing, Shipping, fndiuiduai
Parnership, Sieamboating, and Compound
Go. business, Commercial calculations,
Practical Penmanship, and FIXTURES on
Commercial Lao, also LeciIh@ on ht
Science Of Accounts. Custom b merchants
etc.
IN addition 10 the regular course az study, The
undersigned has made arrangements wi'N Henri,
Snow, ksq., Hon, helamy Storer, Prof g. w
Wright, aud other eminent Lecturers, 20 deliver
course 0f Lectures on III subjects OF Commercial
Law, History Of Commerce, Political Economy. al
connected With Commerce, aud other subjects o
/ great importance Into commercial point OF view
aud never before introduced 20 any Mercantile
/ College Ia the United States.
Pupilnnre instructed individually, anu not II
classes, 10 that students may enter nj any tim
and proceed IN The rattle ofihelr capacity aud asst
duty.
Public examinations are had, Though pupils ar
examined privately " they desire ~ when ih
student undorgoes rigid aud thorough lntarrsga
/ tons by the principal, (nsslssled by u COMMITTEE
! Of Practical Accountants and business mon,) ans
I Diplomas awarded 10 those who are deemed wor
I thy ofthem.
course can be completed In from six TO tol
weeks.
Tho principal will take pleasure In doing ever
thing IN his power to advance his students, anl
I make them thorough aud accomplished nccoun
iRnis anu hlaeAlensye acquaintance viii the bu
slncrs community will generally enable him 4
procure situations for those DESTROYS OF obtainln
them,
Tcrms;--For fuli course Of lessons Ia Hool
Keeping. Writing, Commercial Calculations, Com
mcrelhl Law cicsss s4uo
u. -. ffac0u.
Nov, n. 1883, 45-iyr. Principal.
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Gundry,s Commercial writing

Fluid.
THE undersigned is prepared 20 furnish the
Western market with a superior Writing Fluid
his own inyenilon--and which In color, dnrabil-
Is, aud huidity Is warranted TO be unsurpassed.
The color Is at nrst greenish blue, changing 10
a deep permanent black.
All orders will be promptly attended 10 by adj
dressing or calling on him nj bis Office In Mercan-
tile College. II may also be obtained at the book
Stores generally. JOHN GUNDRf.
Nov. II, 1853, 41-iyr.
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Laurel Iron Store.

Justreceived good assortment o Iron & Stee
which viii sell low. SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
sep. 20--40-tf
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=" GERMAN AND ENGLISH.

CLoTHS, Cassimcrcs, satInots and
Y Jcans--LiscK q FARquHAR, have on hand a
very large aud choice selection ofeohs
satinetsa and Jeans, for sale at the lowest hgures-
Call andsee them. my Z
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4R00EVILLl g0LLGGE

HyHIs Institution Is nov ready TO receive any
number OF young gentlemen and young la
dies, and afford them the best offacllltlcs
for obtaining n thorough education. The buiidn~
i largo and convenient. sud the Board Of fnstruc-
ton will be Increased "a tho wants ofthe fnsiuton
demand. Those young men who may even prefer
20 graduate older Institutions will DO we'll 10 ac
quira the preparatory studies here, where the
classes arc not too large for convenience, and
where they are not taught by under graduates, as
In most old Institutions. Young ladies', on grad
uaffug. " IN receive appropriate diplomas.
Boarding can be had IN good families, near the
college edldee nc two dollars per week. Young
men IN board thensdlv e at about sixty cents DIR
week. The prices or tnifion range from So so to
Shopper quarter with ten per cent discount for
advance pa. mont. For fartherpartleulars addr 80
JNO. W. LOCKE, Prest
BfookyIlls Ind. Fcb.6 le54.
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DIR. J. u. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATII0LICON


TT STAN IDS
Tot
ita curative pow
era ~ all The tilss
eases fof which u
u recommended,
usually called
Fi,MALf COM
PLANTS,
. OF these are i'Ho-
'Lkrape urnnf, 90
Failing of the
Womb fLuoHAh
ats OF Whitesl
CnR0ksr ikfLAMs
nkfioN AVN uLs
CREATION ~ fus
W0Mnl IAflnnN'
fkLlifaoHnnAoN,
OF Flo dag
fAfNFuia ~ y
Fhnsafn, AND la
III. al lI..la A..
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r.. w. HUBBARD,

IL. w. HUBBARD,
CARRIAGE mANuFAcTuMh,mn'
v on Maine nurrcns street, Iifook tinlv.' ~ :"
the public square. hss always On hand ihlks -
softincnt Of Cafriaf -. consisting ot row
Ronrs and Ready plain koeka~a,s' r""'o"'
"Ip nusssr m ad u 10 their advantage 70 eall
a.a s~amlnc ny Nork, ~ my stock - the iaftna'
~ sn ~ and ny pr,eesaa low a. the sa'ne qnAiip
q w sss tssp ersae Carriage Harness ofany s 10
or price. ,....,..,,....
offafflare, moi on hand, at shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 10 repairing.
April, ie31.-i5-f
AXE FISH. --- q Barrels ofthe best White
| 4 rlsh. 40 half do do
isal received and for sale BY R.TfNkk.
May "a, ie53.
.--rhe undersigned would say
~ All thase wishing 10 furnish their floors with =
carmel that viii look we'll. do good service, and
natrr fade, 10 call ~ his establishment and loeS
,hrourh hi present stock, which he has lately TO-
eslve1 fronthe east. which can be sold NJ prices
which viii compare fhyornbly with the lowest Gin
elnnati rates. He has.
Every Variety
oflhe lasesl stale aud ftshlon, thhKlnF IN pflce'
frsm ~ 10 4 10 cts. per yard. social and see HIN
oct. Goth, 1852. RICHARD ffNhh'
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AND
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