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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
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The following record Of one ofthe
happy results Of Bible distribution, In
Sweden, appeared In tho 'Presby terian,'
about four years since. The incident
Is as interesting now as when II was
first related:
returned. says Swedish colportcur,
through village where there are sew
eral water mills. A Bible had been pur.
chased from mo there. three years since,
by a miller's boy, who, not long before
had fallen into the water, and had mar
rowly escaped being crushed by the mill
wheel. Snatched wonderfully from
death, John, this miller lad, had at tina,
time begun to be concerned about the
salvation OF his soul. Hence the pur-
chase which he made OF a Bible. He
read that sacred book, and was Ieryent
In prayers. The Lord heard his pray
ers, aud he became staunch confessor
Of the truth as IL Is In Jesus. He was
not long IN becoming the object Of per.
secution from the miller, the mille.'s
wife, his comrades, aud persons who
frequented the mill. All we're deter
mined TO render II impossible for him TO
read the Bible; but the Lord watched
over him. Shortly aiterward, Andrew,
tho miller's son, young man OF twenty
years OF age,a victim TO habits o'impiety
and dissipation, became likewise dIsci-
pie OF the Saviour. This happened in
the following manner.
John was Andrews assistant at the
mill. Originally they were the besl
friends In the world; but since Johns
conversion. Andrew employ cd al! sorts
of suggestions, articles, threatenings
and even violence, TO plunge his com
rade into disorderly life. All his Ell
forts were Intellectual. One day, Will,
John was busy out Of doors, Andrew
who was alone In the mill, took John
Bible Tor the purpose of casting IL int
the river; however, just as he ives abou
to throw II In, he opened the Bible me
chemically, and this passage caught hi
eye, 1.-Two shall be grinding at the mill
the one shall be taken and the othe
lett" Matt. xiv, l5. This declara
ton struck his conscience with the rap
idity Of lightning; 1t took possession O
his heart; and under the weigh, OF an in
expressible emotion, he placed the Bibl
again in Johns chamber. Dating iron
that moment, Andrew became nes
man; thereafter be showed himselfto b
asincere servant OF Jesus Christ. Uni
ted from that time in heart and soul W il
one another, John and Andrew, younI
as they were, soon became, in the han
Of God, instruments of areligiols awak
ening in the village and the surrounding
neighborhood.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

HOWE AFFLICTED, READ AND BE MADE
II MHOLE.-DRS. HALL a " tffE, having
formed oo-partner.hip, eoidlnne 70 DO consulted
at their Office 1874 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
on all diseases OF private or delicate nature, and
guarantee u cure In all cases which they ukder-
TAX 90 treat.
cncc Of unlimited extent, Drs. II. a w. have tho
qualification of presenting the unfortunate with
remedies that have never JAILED To cure the nosl
alarming eases Of ooNoRRllkA aud SiPll'
ILLS.
Under their treatment. nll OF The horrors Of
Vencreal Diseases, Impure Hood Ulcers, lmpoicn-
cy. Pains In the Back, aud Organs Of Generation,
Innamntion OF tho bladder aud Kidneys. Hydro
coie, Assesses, Diseases OF the Liver and Lungs,
Dropsy, Scrofula, lumors, kpl0ptic Fits, Discusses
0fthc Nervous system generally, Dlarfhuen, Dis'
eniery. piles, Fisiua, Rupturcs, de-, are perma-
Periodical complaints Of females, however com
plicaicd or appalling. also all other Diseases lncl'
dent To females, curcd. aud every function, rc'
stored 10 its natural tone and Nigor.
Aguo aud Fever cured Ia twoniy'four hours
warranted.
SEMINAL wrAxSra.-Dr. ~. & W. devote agrcai
part OF their time 10 the treatment of those eases
caused by q secret aud solitary habit, which ruins
the body aud mind, uniting the unfortunate Ia
diyidunl for ithcr business or society. Some oil
the sad aud melancholy effects produced by early
habits Ofyouih arc weak ness of the back and limbs
dizziness Of the head, dlmncss Of sight, papiailoi
OF the heart. dyspepsia. nervousness, dernhgemen
Of the digestive functions, y mpt0ms OF consumrt
Ion, sc. be fearful eifeca on the mind are mucl
10 be dreaded loss Of memory, confusion OF Ideas
depression Il spirits, evil iorcbodlngs, aversion o
society. uelfdistrust, umldity &c.. are among tbs
evils profu Snch persons should before con
summarizing marriage, consult physician Of cNpc
rlencc and skill, and be nj once restored 10 healu
and happiness.
W. Letters addressed to Or. II. d. white boz
i33 y. o., postpaid, containing tee prompt.
attended 10, and Medicine forwarded 10 any par
ofthc United States, secure from observation.
Strictcst secresy observed.
Nov. n 1853, Ill VI.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
ora good story is told Of a countr,

GA good story is told Of country
man. in APPEARANCE, who was passing
down Liberty street last week. As he
passed one OF the clothing stores on that
street, m importunhte vender Of appar-
ell seized him by the arm, and insisted
on stalking him in.'' The countryman,
after expostulating, was dragged into
the shop, where he selected suit OF
clothes, and ordered them TO be taken
to the st. Clai. Hotel, giving his name
and stating that he would pay for them
when delivered. He went out but only
TO be attacked at the next door by the
neighbor Of bis friend, who supposed he
had not been "suited;" otr friend, en-
tered the second store, m ade like pur-
chase, aud gave the same directions -
Before he got oft Of the street. he had
bought eight suit of clothes, aud ordered
them TO be taken to the hotel, ut cer-
tain hour. Atthe appointed time, eight
bundles and eight boys appeared at the
hotel, but the Purchaser--where was he
That remains mystery Pittsburg
Post.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
CONsumPrsoN.


There Il, perhaps, no disense Nth which our
country saieoicd. which sweeps 90 annually 30
many victims, ~ that fell destroyer Of The human
m ce-cOnsumption. Day after dai, year amor
80 or, the tsntiute monster hnfrns 10 the portals
Of ,he cold and silent tomb tFr.ll added ylellns H.
~ conquest. 30 walk at life II sncrcd from its
III rhupg influence. No age Il eNempt from ~
dcith.ilf nliue shafts. Tbs old the mlddlc-aerd,
and tip Young, ana Rii alike are food for this COM
mon enemy of mankind. Tho whlie.halfed pa.
tfiurrh, whose life OF temperance has rendered
bis system mporvlous 10 The atigcks OF other ils,
and whose good deeds prepared him for The en-
loymonis Of llfc's calm evening, finds consnmp-
lion fastening u fnngs up0u hls Ritals aud lear
log him from world over bright 10 minds which
look coinpiaepntly on days well spent.
Is there no help for fhe e6licfedl No
preventive oCfhe dangers lchich beset as IN
our chaRgcs and .Echie ciimel
There lei
'Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
hns performed cures Of ceHsHpibfioH after skHffsi
PhysieiaEs had pronounced The patients boyone
hope, beyond the reach Of the healing ART.
"WISTARS BALSAM."
has restored the bloom OF health 10 mans pallld
cheek, au5 Joy and gladness 70 many despairing
blfoNl.
lfTsco advertisement
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
Improvements IN maM,ng sut,cr.

rm provemcnt In Making Butter.
Nj. Chamembel proposes 10 introduce
n modification In the process OF making
butter. by which the latter will be I'm.
proved In quality, aud rendered capable
Of being longer kept In fresh state. II
butter contained only the fat or oily part
OF milk, Il would but slowly undergo
changes from contract with tho airi but
II retains a certain quantity OF caselnc,
which, transfer ned by fermentation,
gives rise 10 butyrlc acid, 10 which ran.
cid butter owes Its dsagreeabo taste.-
Washing does not eileclually remove
this cause Of alteration, for water cannot
act upon butter, nor ean II separate the
caseIne, which becomes Insoluble under
the influence OF acids developed In
cream. A more complete publication
may, however, BIO affected II we saturate
or neutrallze these acids; the easel no
viii tsen be rendered soluble, aud, con.
sequently, tho butter will only retain u
10 very small quantities, In a state which
u may BIO almost entirely removed by
washing. M, Chamembe proposes to
operate a. follows. When the cream
~ f"f w WV snuFnf pun w univ ~ ~
tie, and working The ehurn at the sane
time, a quantity Of milk OF lime, sun.
Gent to destroy all scldItyI churn tIll
the butter separates, but not I'LL Il form,
into Jumps, as Is usually done, strain of
the buttermlk, and put cold water In III
stead along with the butter In the churr
continue shurnIng till the butter Is sufli
GENTLY collected, then take Il out ant
make II up In Jumps or rolls In the usual
way. The butter which has been made
according TO this method has always
proved better, and kept much longel
fresh than that obtained by tho usua
mode Of proceeding. The buttermlII'
was free from all acrid taste, and was
! much relished by those persons who us'
Il, and by animals. II had also lost III
laxative properties. Washing with lin,
water has also restored butter, previ'
, ousIy so Ia nted that Il could not be uset
: except for melting. Any other alkalin
wash may be substituted for lime water
b, Complies Rcadus.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17


A day or two after. Johnson went
10 SEQ his old landlord, who eyed him
as q hawk does n chicken, ooh, land.
Iordw whined Bill. accompanied with
sundry contortions OF the body, as II
enduring the most excrueIating torment
II have such lump on my side"
"That's because you have stopped
drinking, you won't live two years
longer at this rate"
"lf commence drinking. will the
lump 60 away"
yes. Ifyou don't you will have
another just such a lump, on the other
side.
"Do you think so. landlord?"
81 know il; you will have them on
your arms. back. breast AMI head; you
will be covered all over with Jumps"
"Well, may be | will" said Bill.
"Come. Bill" said the landlord,
"let's drink together" at the same
time pouring the red stuff from a de-
canter into his glass--gug, gug. gug,
NO." said Johnson. 81 can't, for l
have signed the pledge again"
"You hain't, thought You're a
fool"
Eyes. that old sailor coaxed so hard
| couldn't get off"
al wish the devil had the old rascal
Well, how long do you go this
time?"
"For nine hundred and ninety-ninC
years." whispered Bill.
"You won't live year."
"Well, If drink, are you sure the
limp on my side will go away9'
Eyes"
"Well, Iguess won't drink; here's
the lump" continued Bill, holding uf
something wItha hundred dollars in IL
"and you say III have more such humps
that's what want"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
erThe following is the latest a,

kTThe following is the latest ac-
count Of the state of affairs at the seat of
war on the Danube:--
Omar Pasha has effected most i'm
portanr movement, having crossed the
Danube with 10000 men, and divided
Russian army, the right wing of which
at krajova. the left at Galatz, and the
centre at Bucharest. Omar PISSED in
person at Oltenitza, and ut last accounts
was only two days distance from Buch-
Arrest, where the Russian force is weak.
The supposed object of Omar's move
ment was to attack the rear of the Rus
sian army on its march from KRAKOW a
against kalafat. A despatch received
at the Turkish embassy indicates prep
arations for an attack oy the Turks on
Bucharest. Russian accounts confirm
the above, by expressing apprehensions
of an attack from the Turks. They,
however, declare that the bad weather,
bad roads. and inundations of the rivers,
r -nder the passage of the Danube imPas-
sable TO the Turks.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
The Great American Tenn
perance Tdie.
Mr. lIy:. ee''sa llarbp;;
The Veal and Woe Of Social Life
ONE VOLUME 12Mo, 81
SECOND EDITION JUST nEADy.


"a deeply Interesting aud powerful work. II
viVldly purtrnys sons OF the terrific exploits OF
strong dF,nk la both high aud low -liie, Nor are
Lot this book circulate, II has benincent ain,
aud 4 the vehicle OF admirably told aud lnost sal
utary lessons. n-ffesbyterian
Although written with direct moral purpose,
which !. usually fetter on The imagination, this
novel displays no common skill In fictitious COM
position. The plot IL ono Of absorbing utofas'
aud frequently devel0pes specimens Of original
and vigorous character dFawing.-New York
Fri bunF.
Her descriptions are exceedingly alurll and
Yllld,-fufilnh Recorder.
Written with remarkable power. PROV. Jour
One OF lie chief merits Is the excellence OF lis
cOnv VIBRATIONS. .
Has 50 many thrilling passages and well drawn
CHARACTERS that read u with absorbed attention.
christian Herald.
tits certainly the most powerful Temperance
tale that We have ever pcrused.--Journal a Mes
songcr.
Beautifully written. A work Of great strength
and power.--Gospei Herald
The incidents dramatic, aud The interest intense
10 the cnd.-Ohio ~ tesman.
A book which should be read by ali-fathcrs,
mothers, sons aud daughers--and especially
those who Imagine they can drink temporarily,
without danger, II exceedingly interestng.-
star In the West.
MOORE, ANDERSON 4 Go.
Publishers.
ss WEST FOURTH sr.
CINCINNATI.
| January 9Th ie5i-3-,lO mo.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
NEW SADDLERY
Hardware House.
HUNTER, CoRuRN, EDMEsToN q BARR,
Importers and Manufacturers Of
sADDLERy, HARDWARE, CARRIAGE TRIM.
mINGs, sADDLE-TREEs,


sADDLERy, HARDWARE, CARRIAGE TRIM.
mISGs, sADDLE-TREEs,
Leather, Springs, Axlcs, &c.
NO, . CHURCH BUILDING,
Walnut street, bot Ord q fih streets, Cincinnati,
The undersigned would respectfully give notice
20 Merchants, Carriage Manufacturers and sad
dlors. IN the West aud South. West, that they have
associated themselves for transacting extensively,
the above named business 10 all lls variety. Thoy
now opening large stock OF
Nel0 and elegant Goods.
selected with great care, he senior partner having
been several months IN the markei.) both ~ ros
CARDS sty lie and price, aud purchased largely with
Cash from the best Ennllsh, German, aud Amer
lean manufacturers. AZ they will Import their
Foreign Goods aud buy their American direct from
manufacturers, they will, at all times, be enabled
20 hold out hatering Inducements 10 purchasers
They will adopt In The management OF their bus
mess the principles of"Pfogrcss," chief OF which
are ''shori pronis' aud large aalesm for Cash, OF
upon short time, aud coupled with almost daily
rcclepis OF New aud Fashionable articles.
Ia short their aim will be 20 make the Cincinnati
mark Of In their line, equal 10 either Philadelphia
or New York. The personal attention of each
member tho nrm viii be given To tho detail NJ
we'll as the management OF The business. This
will enable their friends 10 order, with the fullest
sire OF the newest styles, aud at uniform low
prices. -
Nd. HUNTER. late Of n. Y,
JOHN A scOBuRN, late of MnysAilie. KY,
w. EDMESfoN, late with Tyler Davidson
d Co.
HUGH BARR late Of FlemInfsburg, KY,
Jan. i3--i Gm.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
RAwDON. WRIGHT. HATCH & EDISON
Bank Mote EngraVers & Printers

South Easfcor. efAfhe Main As, Ctneinnaf', ohio.
A LSO,-Engmyed ina style corresponding In OK
"A cellenee 10 that of Bank Notes, Railroad, State
aud County Bonds, Bills OF Exchange, Checks,
Drafts. Certificates ofStock aud Deposte, PrOmis-
sorry Notes. Biland Letter Heads, Diplomas, Visit.
ing and professional Cards, Noiarial, County and
Hand Seals, &c.
Constantly on hand, Bank Note Paperof various
tints, made to order. ofvery superior quality.
The above Office Is under the supervision of Geo
T. Jones, practical engraver. mr. s-ll-l9m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

0rThc best cure for msanthropy Is
practical philanthropy. The best way
to guard against narrowness Is 10 do
liberal deeds. The best way TO make
money source OF personal peace Is 10
share IL A. generously as you can with
others. TO invest II where Il will pay in
.tersst In the smiles OF the relieved or the
grateful affection Of the benefit.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

A gentlemen OF African extraction,
who used to display bis grInnIng combIn.
alton OF ivory and ebony about the
streets Of Indianapolis, was asked by a
white gentIeman-'How old are you,
SAM Twenty-Five, Massa, was the
reply; but ef you counts by de fun rs
seen, Jest call me sebenty-hve.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

MA gentleman travelling inside OF a
coach. was endeavoring. with consider
able Unrest, 10 impress some arguments
on fellow passenger who was seated
iu the SAME vehicle. and who appeared
rather dull ,of apprehension at length
being slightly Initiated, he exclaimed;
why, sur Il is as plain as A b ci'-
That may be- quietly replied the other,
bat 4 am ID T. r.!
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

From the ranks Of the Bar have
sprung the noblest defenders Of limo
ecnce-the earliest and and most
sieadiast champions Of Right and
Freedom.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

Eg-Jonas II. Miller. formerly a
member Of the Legislature. left his
home, near Hudson. on the 10th ult
aud has not since been heard OF. lie
was going to New York and the Yves.
tern part Of tho State.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

That was not bad answer that
Bonifaco gave to the sitting magis.
trate." ''Is there any champagne
made In EngIaDd?' ''ln course there
Ia. my lord. ifthere wasn't what would
become Of the gooscberry crop2"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

One Of the worst peculiariIies con
nected with ignorance Is It's eruelIies
A bioekhead never laughs 30 loud a
when no sees an old woman slip on
IN orange peel aud pitch head foremost
into a coal-vault.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

Hasty men make use Of somo very
singular expressions now and them
We heard one say the other day, tina,
il his courage was ever called upon to
uphold the constitution, he would
wade up to his blood ia knecsl
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
ROCKVILLE COLLEGE,

gMytiia inntltution l. now ready 70 receive any
number 81 young gentlemen and young la
dies, and AFFORD them tho best ofhclililes
for obtaining thorough education, The building
4. large aud convenient. aud the board Of natrue'
ton VIII be Increased ~ The wants ofthe Institution
demand, Those young men who may even prefer
10 s eduaa Al older Institutions, will DO we'll ~ aes
quiz the preparatory studies here, where the
claases are not too large for convenience, aud
where they are mol taught by under graduates, a.
In mostoid Insuiuuons. Young ladies, on grad.
natlne, will receive appropriate diplomas,
boarding can be had in good families, near the
college edlhce NJ two dollars per week, Young
men M board lhumsoly etat Rboulalxiy cents pot
week, Tho prices OF tuition range from 81 80 "a
900 per quarter with ten per cont discount for
advance payment. For further particulars address
JNO, w, LOCKE, Proat
Rockville Ind, Fob, q 1884,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

Why should Greeks living in the
vicinity Of the Dardanelles prefer the
Sultan Of Turkey TO the Russian Car?
Because he is the boss for as. { Bos-
phorous.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

Such statements as the following ARE
cheering;
The Portland Advertiser says that
500 barrels OF -four and 78l kegs Of
butter came over the railroad from
Montreal last week
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

The Memphis Cotton Factory, one
OF The best establishments in the South
west. and which cost over . 10000,
wasreccnIly sold az sheriii's sale.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

A man went 10 the polls the other
day. and said he wanted 10 vote against
cold weather. The Inspector told
him he must use a thick envelope then
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

The EasIpn Whigplaces ut It's head
the name OF Hon. Abbott Lawrence, OF
Mass, As candidate lor the Presiden-
Of the United States.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

r0binci W0rr,a.coN srrrr,,he
undersigned. Ut Noes West Fifih n. bciwecnvno
aud walnut tai pleasure in Informing his friends
ana the public that he has on hand a. large aud
complete stock Of Cabinet Ware ~ can be found
In tie west Of every description aud quality ,eni.
bracine styles aud prices which viii be found
adapted Ia The ane, aud necessities Of all classes
Ofpufchasofa, MY stock equal ln extent 10 any
similar stock ever offered IN the Western county.
Tho workmanship y 81 superior excellence IN
fashion and durability. am possessed 81 facili-
ties Cor manufacturing, hs which can afford my
articles az unprecedented low terms. Ny motto
ID ''small profits and quick returns"
respectfully Invite thc public 10 visit my cxtcn
siye warer0oms, and examine my varied and ele-
~ ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
Now on banda compile aud very elegant Hssort-
meni OF Rosewood Furniture, embracing sofas,
1elo-a.1oics, Center Tables, Easy Chairs, Pnrl"r
Chalrs. etc. % The mosl beautiful and approved
i,lcs Of form trimming aud auish
would aiso state that am prepared 70 a. an
large Mirrors or Pier Glasses oi HE best quality,
aud OF any sigo shape that mas be required fra
med 10 suit the iuste OF the purchasers.
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
sofas. Teie-a- Tetes, cenior Tables, Stands, Easy
Chairs. Rocking Chairs. Sofa-sent Chairs, Book
Cases aud Racks Bureaus, liedstcads, etc. OF ev-
cry sls he and description.
COMMON CABINET WARE.
/ have on hand very heavy stock of cheaper
Mnrci comprts ihr tHhc' rag anu Nood seat
Chairs. ofal styles ana prices, Bureaus, Ia
bles, Rocking Chairs, STANDS, Dedsseads, Lounges
etc,
LOOK G-GLASSES ON HAND
A large assortment OF Looking G lasses, Of gilt,
rosewood, and mahogany frames which VIII scil
al low prices
MATTRESSES ON HAND.
good supply offspring. curied laiF and ralnlct-
TO Mattresses, made IN the best manner aud also
make them 10 order n any way that map be desi-
red.
Ordered work will receive particular attention
/ and be dcne In the most work naniike manner.
Particular attention paid 10 Wholesale dealers.
/ 43-lyr. a. CONSllNt.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
@tn.raL yt,ms,

The following question was decided
week ago last 0elobcr;-Which is
heoldesa berry," Ans.-thc Elderberry.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
To the Ladies.

X. +. THoRNBURN. G. STANLY w Sr.Nrv.
THoRBURN, STANLY& BRO.-BRASS FOUN.
DBRS AND FISHERS, No. So West Front
street, Cincinnati, keep constantly on hand Ia rye
assortment OF work in their line, consisting of
Brass and Plated cocks, Fountain and Generator
Brasses, Liquor. Steam, Beer. Valve. Cylinder
and Guage Cocks. Locomotive brasses Hose
Joints. Oil Globes, Vacuum. and Slide Valves.
Steam whistles, Railing Nobs, beer and Soda
Pumps. bottling Machines, &c.
Brass Ca fling made TO order.
Cash paid for Copper and Brass.
Feb % -53-Ii- tyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
Cundry's Commercial writing


THE undersigned is prepared 10 furnish the
Western market with superior Writing Fluid
his own inventon--and which in color. durabili-
~. aud nuidity is warranted TO be unsurpassed.
The color is at first "A greenish blue, changing to
a deep permanent black.
All orders will be promptly attended TO by adj
dressing, or calling on him at his Office i'm Mcrcan-
tile College. II may also be obtained at the book
Stores generally. JOHN GUNDRY.
Nov. n, 1853, 4T-lyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
"a mELoDEoNsi nELoDE;::

iilarge stock OF Blshop Chlid's Mclo-
de0hs---the best In Amerlca-for sale, Wholesale
aud retail. None oiered la this city can compare
with them asnny one will acknowledge who will
come aud 500 them. MuRCH a WHITE,
- West Fourth street, Headquarters for Plano.
In Cincinnati.
Nov. ilih. 1859 f7.ly