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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27

'""'"'' "" '.A.CONSTINE, On q
undersigned. nj No CO West Finn ~. bctwccnNinc
and Walnut takes pleasure IN Informing his friend,
aud the public that he has on hand a. large aud
complete a stock Of Cabinet Ware n can be found
IN the West. Of every description aud quality EN-.
braclng styles and prices which VIII be found
adapted 10 the fancy aud necessities of all classes
ofpnrchascrs. My stock y equnl In extent 10 any
similar stock ever offered in the Western country
The workmanship 10 Of superior excellence In
fashion and durability. | am possessed OF facill.
ties Tor manufacturing, by which can afford my
articles at unprecedented low terms. My motto
Il "smal profits and quick reinrns.n
respectfully invite the public 10 visit my eNien.
aiye warerooms, aud examine my varied aud ele-
giant stock.
ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
Now on banda compile and very elegant assort-
mento Rosewood Furniture, embracing sofas,
te-a.Tetes, Center Tables, Easy Chairs, Parsur
Cha In, etc. OF the most beautiful aud approved
styles Of form trimming aud finish.
would also state that am prepared 10 NJ up
and Of any size orshape that may be required fra
med 10 suit the taste OF the purchasers.
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
Sofas, Tete.a- retes, Center Tables, Stands, Easy
Chain, Rocking Chairs, Sofa-seat Chairs, Book
Cases and Racks Bureaus, Bedsteads etc. OF ev-
cry style and description.
COMMON CABINET WARE.
have on hand very heavy siock Of cheaper
ware; comprisi ing Cane, Flag, and Wood Seat
bles, Rocking Chairs, Stands, Dedsieads, Lounges
etc,
LOOKING GLASSES ON HAND
large assortment Of Looking @ lasses, OF gilt,
rosewood, aud mahogany frames which will sell
at low prices.
MATTRESSES On HAND.
good supply offspring. hair and palmct-
10 Mattresses, made In the best manner and also
make them TO order In any way that map be desi.
red.
Ordered work will receive particular attention
aud h. done In the most work lnaniike manner.
Particular attention paid 10 Wholesale dealers.
3-'yr. A. coNSTlNE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27
Gundry,s Commercial writing
TIuid.

THE undersigned Il prepared 70 furnish NO
Western market with superior Writing Fluid
his own inventl0n-nnd which In color, durabiii-
", aud nnldiiy il warranted 10 be unsurpassed.
The color IA nj hret greenish blue, changing 10
deep permanent black.
All orders will be promptly attended 10 By adj
dressing OF calling on him BIZ once In Mercsn-
lie College n may also be obtained 81 the book
Stores generally. JOHN GUNDhf.
Nov. n. 1853, 41-lyF.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27
kAw DON. WRIGHT. HATCH & EDISON
Bank Note Engravers & Printers

South Ear Ger. eIHhd MalH Sfs, Cfsciansfi, ohfs.
A LSo,-Engrarod IN style corresponding In Ca
II ccllcnce 70 that Of Bank Notes, Railroad, state
aud County Bonds, Bills Of Exchange, Cheeks,
Drafts, Certificates ofsiock and Doposlie, Promls.
sorry Notes. Bllla and Letter Heads, Diplomas, Visit
ing and Professional Cards, Nosariai, County and
Hand Senlss &c.
Constantly on hand. Bank Noia Paper or arious
tnis, made 10 order, ofyery superior qualify.
The above once Il under The supervision OF Geo.
T. Jeues, practical engrayeh mr. t-ii-iRm
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27

X. +. THoRxBURs. G. STANLf w. nIkNLr.
rrHORBURN. sTANLy& BRo.-BRASs FOUE-
DBRs AND ri IsHERs, No. 50 West Front
street, Cincinnati, keep constantly on hand large
assortment Of work IN their Inc, CONSISTING OF
Prass and Plated cocks, Fountain and Generator
Brasses, Liquor, steam, Beer, Valve. Cylinder
and Guage Cocks, Locomotive brasses, Hose
JOINTS OF Globes. Vacuum. and Slide valves,
steam whistles, Railing Nobs, beer and sods
Pumps, botiling Machines. &c.
Brass Ca ming made 70 order>
Cash paid for Copper and Brass.
Feb. %, '53-l01yr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27
BACON's
Mercantile Oollexe.


Norfh-Wcst Corner Sixth ana wal.
mt srreesss cincsnnasf, 0hfe.
TUE undersigned has removed his merr.,,s,s
cvvieSe 70 his new building. North. west corner
500 s'asi and On sss where he has ntlcd M a
hsins . ss q hSoms expressly fer HE besisess
and Ss% sssss ,F,psss ne moe, eeesspsss
win iheor issicad o. using hoots an. n. ~ ~
exercised In making original q. 80. !. 80, ~
business transactions. Jonfnaii,in-' s.,-.,.t 80
sss q srss sas ~ so sss ss,o, s ore
aud individual business. whers AZ, t..t'
been prosperonsand adverse. and an. o..,'<<,s-
we student ss entering ,nie he prseiissi dssss
The course ofinstfuction win eaAsI.i a. 1...,
eniff book. Keeping. embfsc,s evef< 1.,- .s
Of trade and Mercantile Accounts, Via, wns's..,s'
ReiaiL Commission, Ezchaaes, Bsnls.o.
Manufacturing, shipping. Indiridvsi
ParnershiP, Sieamboaiing. and Compound
Go. Businesq, Commercial caicaiafsons.
Practical Penmenship. and Lectures on
Commercial Lac, also Lectures on "a
'Seienee Of Accounts, Custom Of Merchants
etc.
iH addition 10 the regular eonfte AZ s,.a. a..
undersigned has made Arrangements WITH Its.<s
nnew, ksqy Hon. nelsmy kfofef, Prof a, ~
Wright, aud other eminent Lecturers. A. as,i.s..
eonfse Of teeinfes on n sabieess Of Commercial
Law, History Of Commerce. Political Issss,.,. I.
fonnecied Win Commerce, aud other subire.. -
great Importance ~ 10 commercial point IN xi.~
and never befQfe ihsfodaeed 10 any nsress,ils
College In the unsed kiates.
Pupils are Instructed individually, ana nal 4.
classes, 30 that students may enter Al ass ti.s
sna proceed In ihe ratio ofthels capacity sad asst
Public examinations are had. f,heush nus,,. A.
examined privately ifihey desire il'5 when NJ
student undeFgoes rigid and Thorough inter,.<..
lions hy the principal, fassissted by a Comtitiee
ot Practical Accountants ard business men,l and
diplomas awarded 10 shese who are deemed wor-
Ny oflhem,
course can be completed in from ain 10 Ten
weeks.
Thepflneipai viii take pleasure in doing exsry
thing IN his power 70 advance his stnde5t-. ana
mai Them thorough and accomplished aecoun-
tanis anu hisexteusiye acquaintance with the bn-
slnees community will generally enable him ~
procure situations for those DESTROYS o. obtaining
them.
Terms;-For N u course az LESSONS IN Book
Keeping, Writing, Commercial Calculation & ofa-
nere'ai Law e'e''.'.''''''sy:~ :,.;....... esoco
Nov, n. 1859, t5-iyr. Principal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27
rs,ssE uNDnnsreNrp neg leave /,

rINltE uNDEuSIGNED Neg leave 10 In,
II foFm their friends aud customers OF their ex,
tenslve oppeFail0n Of manufacturing ready made
Clothing hF this spring. We have constantly on
hand aud are daily receiving good stock 0foloih.
cassiiners, festings a faiiors trlmmings together
with fine assortment Of Gentlemens Furnishinp
goods, all 0I which We shall be happy ~ sell eheai
and on Feas0nal 10 terms, Please call and exam
Inc our stock befoFe purchasing elsewhere. Call
~ No, ell west side MAIN ~, between 9Th a 9th
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jan. 'si,--s iy. MACK q BROTHERS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27

THIS MN differs from all others IN the construct
ton Of the Upper or Runner Nleno, which Il
composed OF French Burr Blocks, enclosed In a
cast Iron case, which forms the back and hoop oil
the Stone, with cast Iron Eye, or Bush that Is Of
greater External diameter al the bottom than AZ the
top which Is secured 1.-THE back by four bolts, 80
that every block Is In the form of doystal, which
gives creator strength 10 stone, than any other
method which IA required IN small Mills whore tho
Stone Il run with great speed, aud becomes DANCE
rous ifnot strongly made. II also gives weight 10
Stone OF small diameter that IA required, without
having u thick or high, that makes u top heavy.
This Mill Is square frame, made OF wood or cast
Iron, Ia the form ola busk, with Bridge tree SPIN
die Balance, klne, Driver, and Regulating Screw,
aud grsds upon the same principle as large mill,
differing only In the Running stone; this being tho
great weight enables II 10 grind the
greater quantity ofgrsin and with less power than
ny other mill now In use. This mill Il portable,
aud may be attached TO steam, water, horse OF
hand power.
Also, all sizes Of French Burr MIL stones, manu-
lacturcd on the same principle.
Joseph ~. Burrows, of Cincinnati, Il tho inven-
or, for which he obtained Le tets Patent In ie4e.
rFor all infringements the purchaser will be held
responsible for tho right Of using.
These Mills do not require a Milwrlght 10 set
them up, and II that IL necessary 10 put them Ina
operation isto attach band 10 tho pulley on the
spindle, with prum sufficiently large 10 run the %
inch MIL $40 revolutions per minute; atiaohep 10
horse, steam OF waterpower. by the steady appli-
cation OF twohorsc power, the Mil will grind 10
bushels per hour OF good meal and will grind wheat
as well as Corn. The 30 inch MIL N nut 10 It's full
speed, will grind from 10 10 Is bushels per
These Millsare warranted TO be In every respect
as recommended.
All orders must be directed 10
Front st., lower side, bet. Main & Walnut,
Dec. J, lS52-5O-lyr. Cintinnnu Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27

n. uEipELnAcH. A. wknTrtiMnn. ELAW
HEIDKLBAcH, WERTHElMER a kLAW,
Manufacturers OF Ready Made Clothing, Importers
Gentcmcns' Furnishing Goods, No. 50 Pearl street,
between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. QS, 33-i0-iyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27
Gold Band

AND VIII TIE FRENCH CHINA.
EXTRA Inducements are now offered purcha-
II sing public. We have just opened a largo In.
voice OF white French China Dinner Ware, OF su-
surpassed In this or any other market We are sell
Ing this article In whole or parts Of suits, 10 sui the
order OF tho purchaser, on sllgt ada anec on New
York or Philadelphia process
Persons about TO purchase are Invited 20 call and
examine our goods aud learn the prices. In each
they will nnd nm inducemcnt.
IluGGINs, BRO, d ANDERSON.
Nov. n. ie53.-Qm pi Main street.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27
NEW sADDLERY
Hardware HOulc.
HUNTER, CoBuRN, EDMEsToN Il BARR
Importers and Manufacturers Of

HUNTER, CoBuRN, EDMEsToN Il BARR
Importers and Manufacturers Of
sADDLKRy, HARDWARE, CARRIAGE TRIM.
Mines, sADDLE-TREEs,
Leather, springs, Axles, &c.
NO. 2 CHURCH BUILDING,
Walnut street, bet Ord q an streets, cinelnnato
The undersigned would respectfully give notice
70 Merchants, Carriage Manufacturers and Sad.
eiers In the West aud South. West, that they have
associated themselves Cor tfansacfing extensively,
the above named business In all its variety. They
ara now op-ninE large stock Of
Nep and elegant Goods,
seiected with great ihe senior partner having
been several months IN NE MARKEDLY both as re-
CARDS style and price. aud purchased largely with
Sa.h Tom We best bnnlish, German. and AMER
FotelEn Goods and buy taelt American direct frpin
manufacturers, they Will. M all times. be enabled
10 hold oui halsefing Inducements 70 purchasers--
They VIII adopt IN the management or thcs bus.
are "shori pfeais" aud ssinrre sales" Cor Cash On
upon short time. aud coupled With almost daily
reciepls OF New and Fashlonable articles,
In short their AHA will be % make the Cincinnati
marx N their line. equal 10 either Philadelphia
or New York. The retsonai attention o. each
we'll NJ the management OF the business, This
VIII enable their friends 10 order, with The fullest
confidence Of getting promptly whatever they des
prices
N, u. HUNTER. late efN.r..
JOHN A. eonuhN. lnts ef Maysallie, Nv.
W. kpMksfoN, late with Tyler Davidson
nuen nARR late Of PiemInssburs, KY,
Jan. ia--inm,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27
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IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers In I'm n N
| French, German and American Fancy OooLr
Hosiery, Gloves, Combs, buttons, brushes, OH
ing-Glasses, Umbrellas. pnrns0ls. Irish iineD
Berlin Cords, Jaconets, Hook Mulis. swiss NM
Null Muslins, full assortment of all Kinds
SIR Good ., and every description ~ Trim,aiil
aud Fancy Dry Goods, every variety OF Ore
Goods, Cloths, Casaimercs, &c.
Also, Carpellng aud oil Cloths ofall kinns,d
rectfromthe Manufacturers, straw Good. &c.
febi5-O-1yr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27
DR.J.B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON

froR fnr REilkF AND cUnk OF ErfrruNo rfsarrs.
- .,,,a. - TT STANDS
80 >\\NN1/yy. Nh iprc-eminentfo for
Ak>\\Np<nUL/L< IL curative pow
~ XE<<lNiHII<< ers In all The dis
kH<WH>%&'"(/<>/~ e1ere for Which II
W<3&W - Il recommended,
h~ - - usually called
~ fEMAIt CON.
|1W A.<<<S PLANTS.
ILI these are PHo'
WS><>>>lkrsus urEni. 81
<ss<ss V\><<< Failing Of The
<<< NM Womb: Ftroast
~<kN nrs or whites,
k0 m>xN Cunonc fkftkn'
skf1os ksp UL'
CFnATioN of fut
IN WoNni IkcfpxE
@|UAUX TkbirHornfIkoF
0kzknMkkA ~ or Floedingl
- pktkfut, ~ p
PRESSED. AND In,
REGULAR Makssaukffes, Sc.. with all their &C.
comparing evils. Cancer exeeptedO no mattel
how severe OF ofhew long standing.
The Cathoiieon FAR sufpassee other remedies. Ia
being more certain, less expensive and leaving
The ~ stem IN better condition. Let hil Interest
cd call and obtain a.pamphiet tffeel containing
ample proof, from The most respectable sources
efthe beneficial results of lie psel together viii
letters from hgh, experienced Physicians, whs
have nseditln their practice, aud speak from sheii
RKFRRBNoRe,
=. n, PseKalm, a, D., Utica, Ny
Nh. Iislls, N. D., Rochester, n. n.
~, v, FooTH, NJ, d., ayfaeuae, N, ",
Prot. Dunbar, N, d., Baltimore, Nd.
J, q, oHRioH. N, d., baltimore, Nd.
w. w, kEEss, N. u. New.yeFk cii,.
W. fhnseoff, NJ u. Concord. Nil,
J, y. NEwLAsp, NJ, D., Utica, n, W
Rev, q, n, hRAHn, Glenn hpFihea,h, Z,
Pamphlets had gratis al The store OF uiffons 4
Atnss, Agents, Laurel, Ind
ALSO sold by
DAmEL nH.REH, Liberty,
fAWla A MORRISON, conneFfyiiie,
\, STEWART, Gfeensbure,
t0HH iiuNFhn, Versailles,
Letter addressed - care ~ Mr., cHrfls Haffh
Agent ~ RapfHHa 0hie,
no Dr, M.HoHlsIl-i have been ten years tfou
bied with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nlef
and all the attending dincultiess al times render
ing my llfe most miserable. have had the atten
dance Of some OF the best physicians, with but ~
,e SUGGEST the most they could do was 10 relieve
"a cure was 0ul 0fthe question, For ave months
before commencing with your medicine, had moi
been abie 10 perform any labor, could walk but .
few steps At time, and scarcely went out o.
dooFs-in short, was eompetey proslTaled, boll
In body aud mind, and expected To drag oui the
rest ofmy days In suffering and misery. Hut read
Ing your adv ertisement, was Induced 20 Try yonI
Invaluable medicine called Uterine Caiholleon, "a
the last resort. had not used II week before
felt like another woman. by the use ofthFee bot.
Ia the family with ease, and could walk any where
In tue nclghborh ood without injury. Nothing but
sense Of my duty 10 you and 10 the afflicted, has
Induced me 10 state my ease 10 the public. I eau
safely recommend the preparation 10 all those
suffering like myself.
FRrKDom, poRrAeE Co, Ohio. Dee. ~. 1899.
J,b. MARCHisf d Co., Proprlolors.
CENTRAL DEPOT. JOi BROADWAY, MY.
August 9th, ie53.-3i-omos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27
uf JOIN c'HsosA l. Q. ftssfsprs.

NJ one ofthe romplisrs, Mr. Cinsox. VIII he
recognized ns Inc Leader Of The celebrated "Gfn-
SON FAMILY" whose Concerts IN The Wcs-
tern County have delighted 30 many audiences.
The authors have tpvhtH large amount 81 inbof.
Vine and money, inpfepaflnE The wofll and The
Publishers have spared no expense 10 male The
book neat and tasteful. and In style Of publ shinr.
nltorethct superior te The boston aud New Not
Music Hooks, u will be more substantially msds
for, Instead OF being tapped, u viii be we'll sew.
edl aud backed with eolofed leather, Instead 81
with ordinary split sheep stin.
n ia not Intended that the hook shall Gall IN pie
COS hphife the nWHrf has scarcely hrfnn ~ use IL
quite the eonifnf, 1.-The lulenuon flo fufnIrh q
hfat rate book, alta low price, nesldes large va
lection u Familiar Old Tanes, viii be feaed 70 DO
excellent aud admirable,
ilToFders from MUSIC TEACHERS and Deal.
ere, are respectful, solicited
Copies lor examination will 10 forwarded w
Mad upon receiving fifY Gents, N Postage
hiAmpa,
Address MOORE, ANDERSON, a CO.. pas.
ilahpfst
W West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
N, a, n Go, also Published lhe following pop
ulaf Music Hooks, which have reached sale 10
over nf,, thousand eoplrsl
flih fAthfp Mrf,onFoN, BY As. Hayden.
fiit SACRED NocAiihf,h ny Inoke a NouIsa
used 10 Cincinnati public schools,
Nov, ~ ira5-s5 iaf,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27

M|A"W HH"@
TT STAN rs
Iprc emInentf for
IL curative pow .
ers In all The dis
cascs for Which !!
Il recommended,
usually called
FEMALE CON.
PLANTS.
>ofthese are PHo'
>lkrsus ufEni, 81
! Falling OF hc
NUH|+ ||WN.A
brs or whites
CunoEic ffftAn'
skflos ASP Ut'
cFnsffor of fnl
WoNni fkCfpxN'
1kbIirsonnukoF
or Floodtn 4.
pssssUt, > . y
rHrssrD. AND Ia
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27
A collection Of
CHURCH MUSIC.

Comprising A Choice Variety OF
Psalm ana Hymn Tunes, Anth ems,
Choruscs, Sentences, Chants, etc.
From the best American and Eiropean
Composers; together with n Concise
and Progressive
ELEMENTARY COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The whole adapted TO the use OF
Choirs, Congregations. Singing Schools,
and MBicai Association,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

A trial of Ere engines took place here YESTERDAY.
on . challenge from Neptune Company No. I, Of
Auburn, built by James Smith, Of New York, to
Franklin Company, No. 4, Of Gsneva, built BY
L. Button Co.. of Waterford. The engines
were alike in capacity, and we're manned with
eighty three men each. In q trial through Eve
hundred feet Of hose, lasting eight minutes,
the engines playing into tank, the Smith ma.
chine beat tie Button machine two hundred and
6fty gallons, and through the same length of hose
the Buttoa machine threw . stream the cxtraor,
dinasy dista1ce Of two hundred and i've feet
horisontally, then bursting the hose. The Smith
machine, having become disabled, did not
compete for distance.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

c. The New Bedford Standard chronicles the
capture near that city, on Friday, of an immense
grey American Eagle, which had previously been
wounded. The bird was presented to Capt. Bar
ker, of the Eagles Wing"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

G. Thomas West, q carrier of the mail be-
tween Clarksville, Tenn, and volney, KY, has
been convicted in the United Safes Circuit Court
OF Kentucky for purloining from the mailbag a
letter, containing one hundred and seventy-fve
dollars.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

G. An Englishman who reached New York il,
ship on Saturday last, entrusted his money
(sl0) and clothes, to the keeping of young wo-
man on the voyage. On approaching New York,
she requested still to retain them until be found
lodgings, giving him her intended address. He
found lodgings, but could MT find his fair tseasur.
or, and 90 he cut his throat IN despair.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

UJ During the past year two hundred and
sixty-nine thousand dollars have been contri-
buted for charitable purposes by citizens of Bos-
ton, besides the large amount in private charities.
not made known.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

ToYs.-Just look over our advertising column
and observe the many holiday gifts only waiting
for purchasers. There's Combs, on hand as
usual; Hamilton, with great variety; Sandifer
& Co., who by the way, has store slowed full
of good things, and a host of others. Call and
see them and you can't help but buy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

CO Brigham Young's time as Gov. of Utah is
legally out. Young is now doing business as the
Squatter Sovereign of the Mormons and their har.
ems.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

CV The Madison Democrat of Wednesday
says that the Beloit and Madison r. R., will be
open to Footsville, twenty eight miles from Madi-
son next Monday.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

INDIANA FREE BANKING.-The Cincinnati Enuui.
rer says that a Mr.. Smith, of that CITY, recently
called upon one of the Indiana Free Banks, with
$1,000 OF its notes, and asked for the gold there
for:
The Cashier assured him that it would afford
the directory and himself the greatest pleasure
imaginable to accommodate the bill-holders of
their institution as far as the lav osced-where-
upon he opened the vault and exhibited a very re-
spectacle pile of gold, which he said was I2 /. 2
per cent. on their circulation, the precise amount
the law required them to KEEP. He could not,
therefore, spare any portion of it to Mr.. Smith
without violating the law which plainly and une-
quivocally required them to KEEP IT.