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Dan En,ron:-From a weekly De
rusal of the American, infer that
vou have 70 prosecute the Temperance
Reform IN Indians. as the Jews did
the rebuilding Of the walls of Jerusa-
,em-vorkinr awsv with one hand
aud fighting with the other. There
are nlentv Of sanballets to hinder the
cause: to impede its progress: and
Ike the one who interfered With Ne
bem;ah. are not particularly scrupu-
lon, abous the means their employ
Anarbe,;eve that YOU and the Tenn
,,srance neople of your state, can no
-. .nseced than the prophet could
-. Acne without the help of God
r. ,hs semperauce cause is the hand
.;a a. x;r,ue. If II be the cause ofall
m,nt;nd. then God Will help; but for
sha, verv reason the people ought TO
have a mind to work. and go at Il in
EARNEST.
The sober virtuous part Of the COM
u,n;,v have not enough courage
they seem to be afraid TO do what they
feel ought to be done. | wish IL were
otherwise. But the greatest obstacle
in the way Of reform. Is the blind per-
tin.ei.v with which men adhere TO the
corrupt political parties Of the day =
Like whipt spaniels they crouch at the
feet Of such men as Douglas and Pet
,;,l And because the "pARrY" endor-
ses the Nebraska swindle. men who
abhor Slavery in their souls swallow
IL down with wry facet SO likewise.
very yirtuous and moral citizens pat
ronizs the fouIest infdel sheets provi-
ded they be the "organs" Of the par
ty.' Honest and good men must pu,
avay such childishness. such wicked
ness. and vote according 10 the die
tate. Of conseience-slsewise we may
labor on In vain, and spend ourstrength
for uaught.
The law passed last winter. by the
Ohio Legislature, did not satisfy the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-04

it, from a,,beautiful Methodist whisky
bully. I think more Of you thou
sand times than / ever did before. II
I was Catholic Priest would alb
solve you from all your past sins. and
give YOU special privilege to thrash the
first whisky puppy that may attempt
to put his inPudent fist in your face.
/ say stand upso your rights--don't
be afraid to speak out like a man
write with nerve--dare to give even
the Devil his due. know of no class
Of men that should be spared. who
stand up in defence of the whisky pow
or; they should be exposed. Even the
whole truth should be told on them.
have Just had trip through sew
eral counties Of your Congressional
District. and I assure you "things"
are right side up with care. the people
are right ION the grave question
and Judge Holman may hang up his
fiddle. No slavery or whisky or Ro-
man catholic candidate can touch bot
tom in that district. Ihavc never seen
the people more determined to be free
from party dictations.
Many are talking very strongly Of
your friend, Will Cumback, for Con-
gress. Will Is the best specimen Of
Franklin county talent. | have seen
for years. The people Of Decatur
where he resides, consider him the
ablest man in the district like him
because he is honest, open and indie
pendenS. He Is neither a trucker non
a time-seryer, and he Is fully compe'
ientto stand before any man OF his age
in the State. Ihope you viii send him
to Washington, il would be q vast Inn
provement ON your present Represen'
tatives.
The nominations made by the peo'
ples' convention Of the 18th. give uni
versal satisfaction, and the doom OF the
slavery and whisky party is already
written. Itisimpossible for the bran
dy-drinking and preacher-slandering
John Lardoil Robinson, Esq, to pre-
vent IL. As your county has been
governed for the last fifteen years by
whisky. and the Catholic Dutch. il is
supposed out here that so far as Frank
lin is concerned "the case will be cen.
tinued"
Mr.. Austin Brown. Of this city
has been promoted TO the Office Of
Privy Councillor to the Know Moth.
ings. II you have any of these fell
lows among you just let them know.
The /. o. o. +. had splendid pro.
cession in this city last week, on the
occasion Of their laying the corner
stone Of their Grand Lodge.
II is said that Robinson is saving
his "pet fox" for the head waters oI
Salt river. next October. Yours.
'7g
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VIII be published, ON August tat.
THE CABIN BOYS STORY,

A soml. Nanlical Romance Of intense Interest, by
The author OF The Pirate Doctor the Lawyers
story Tho 'old Doctor &c. &c,
The success hitherto enjoyed by the author Of
The above popular works u q sufficient guarantee
ofthe favor with which any productions coming
from his pen will be received by the public. the
Cabin Boz story ha romantic narrative, illus
trallng the horr rs Of The slave Trade, ~ carried
on In tho Coast % Affica. Tho author has served
In TIA navy--and the descriptions aud characters
are painted from personal acquaintance with
them. The story "a fall u exciting Interest and
adventure A. the celebrated work of Dcfoo, Rob
glorious nction inasnluch a. u 10 founded on facts
Of every day occurrence. Tho history OF the he.
rolns OF tho story. zuislka. the circassian slave
led 5, shs reckis =. YET chIvairic, seymoar-lhe
commander OF tho Al Mrosz, u simply the narrn-
ton Of fact painted from The life. and all The
numerous ehararters portrayed throughout tho
| sfofy ara vieldls aud graphically drawn.
The publishers have already received orders
or the whole OF tho edition II was originally their
| intontlon ~ pubiishs consequently, they have
bssn obliged largely H. Increase Il. and they 70.
speetglly .equess shatall orders may be sSnt In
They confidently expect that the work will Gro.
| ate as much interest as any work Of fiction that
has OF ialnyeas omanatod nom tho press, as,not.
.lsh.lanpinE, slnee the publication o. .uncle
TOMS caeln,' works relating 10 slavery IN Amerl-
ca. rRo and con, have boon numerous mono have
appeared bearing relation 70 the system ofpurcha.
| slng slaves on the African Coast, written by ons
who has witnessed In all its hdeons dcformty -
The work is written Ia ehasts and puro language
and Will be welcome and Instructive addition "
| the family library.
The wo,k will form q beautiful octave volume Of
600 pages. handsomely illustrated with nne engra
cloth. 81, VA paper, IS cents al which rate cople
will ho sent by The publishers 10 ANY part Of th,
country, frce OF pcslags.
lrFFor sale Wholesale and rerail BY The pub
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"A THINa OF BEAuTYIsA JOY FoRxvER.
Why will people endure plmples on the
'human face divine" or eruptisns Of any
kind, when II 10 . fact 20 well knewn that
mr.. Guysess's tas
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
cleauses the skin from ell impuriiy, re.
,noying plmples, sores and bloiches, Leaving
the affected parts as healthy, smooth and
of az the aesh Of babe fav
Il causes all secs aud poisonous weunds
30 discharge all Infected matter, and sradicstss
every Impuriiy from The system. fN t
DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of Yell
low Dock snd saissPsrlis put up In The
larrea, sIzed betiiss. eontsIns more Of the
pure Honduras sarssparilia than any oshsr
preparation cxlsct. which is chemically cen
oined with the Extract Of Yellow Dock al
,he Ex,rsc, Of Wild Cherry. thus making
he remedy more thoroughly efficient thar
any other sarssparilla before he public. Al
the same time Il is perfectly free from al
mineral poisops. which canno, be said Of
any ether Of the SarsapsrIla eompeands---
The invalid should beware Of poisepa' Mer-
cary | con. ouinine, potash. Iodine, salphnr,
a,senlc. and m sny other mineral and met
sllo poisom, enter iate aid form the sesivs
basis af most OF the ssrsspsriIIas OF the
day. Guyso,t's compound Extract Of Vel
low Dock aud sar~sparills does no, contain
particle Of these subs,aaoesi 40 any enc
eau escsrtain b, applying the proper tests
Let all poisonous ssrsspariIl~s alone and
Use DIR. Guysott's Improved Exusoto
yellow Dock and sarsapsrisis,
which 10 thoroughly sibcaclous, perfectly
harmless. aud purely vegetable. AL kinds
Of disease yield to lie genial influences.
quar-, bottles, 81 psrbossle--six bottles for IS.
sofia nv JOHN b. fARk.
xor,h-aas, eernerof an and wsinatsts., cineis-
natl, o., General Agent fcrthe "rsi, 70 ~hss
anoeSen msstbe addressed,
NV. Hale. Drooksille, T. Brow, rnFfs'c
| !. =. Roct afollaI. Cedar Grove, Nye,e snow. rs~
renlon, G. naason, NJ tsfnsi, >. n. Gle
,i.om,ns Grove. clnoro q Holden. Tho-s. Rss,r
.en, New salem. n. n. tarue. tnde'sopsills. y
,arbour, Rushville, r. nlek erssn. Versailles d
,,ar.r. Liberty. A. Rosd, seipis. J. l.. Andrews
aaplap-v,ils. naii = nsgh... cssssesvsiis.
lanaay, 30. "a, hs'a,u'
JOHN ID. PARK, Dealer 10 all salsshis
Medicines, \. X. ssrssr Of <ih, q wslsssssFv>
cmdsnsa, ohfs.
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DEAK 6oopwfs;--I am right proud
of you. You know some time ago
found some fault with you for treat
ing the rumies Of your ancient town OF
Rockville. with too much respect. |
know they were not worthy Of Il. |
am now right glad you have stirred up
thssnakes. l shall NO, call you doubt
ing Thomas" any moro---il | ever did
I take it all back. since you have turn
ed your back and Just "stood and tool
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-04

Coburn Murray, administrator,
ofthe estate Of George q. shoup,
deceased,
w. In the Court OF
Jane Shoup, widow. Francis A. SCommon Pleas
Shoup, Mary w. shoup. Jane NJ. Franklin co.
shoup, samuel Shoup, James G.
Shoup, John n. Shoup, Barbara
=. Shoup, and Oscar Sboup.
Notice Il hereby given that the said Admins.
traitor has alod has petition az above entitled In
said Court, alleging the nsuficenCy OF personal
assets 10 pay tho debts OF said estate AVID pray.
lug the salc Of certain real estate OF which said
George @. Shoap died seized for thspaymen. OF
debts, aud The said petition will be heard az the
Court iiouso Ia Brookvl at thonext Term OF
said Court, 10 be begun on the nrst Monday OF oc-
tobcr next.
Given under my hand and seal
this fTlh day OF July. 1854.
ssAh' JOHN. NJ. JOHNSON,
~ July "a 5w CIR e. 4. @. +. e.
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Asdain.srs,as ~ ~ a. n
late OF franklin Costnd., deceased, will ofor nj
private sale until Saturday, The eoth, day OF Au-
sust. A, d., 1854, when " not sold lor sum equal
,atle sls,''i, a., 49, -. ~ ~ enlesss
OF o'clock, A. N. and o'clock y. M. oil saia
day, Tho following described real estate, subject "
The widow, Mrs. Anna Maria Mecombs, dover
Interest therein, to-wlt forty-eight (tel acres OF
Of the kast side Of the Northeast quarter, Of sec
ton twenty (2ll town twelve, (ie) Of Rangt
shluecn (i3l ,n The County Of Franklin aud s1als
sf indiana.
Terms OF Snie.--Onc third cash In hnud n
me iiua OF salc-onc third Va nine monthe, au,
$40 balance la hiiuun months. The deferred pay
eirntf to beat lnlogusl iFoia date 81 sale, With AZ
proved security withouA rulef whatever from val
uauon OF apprtispnien, laws.
wti.LIAa HATFIELD, adm'r.
June, aad, Iesl.--Nssw.
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.BR 00EVILLE COLLEGE

FNVHis institution u now ready 20 receive any
namberof young gentlemen and young la
dies, and 1rerd them tho beat ofmelitlos
for obtaining thorough education. The building
u large and convenient aud the Board Of lnstruc-
ton will be increased NJ tho wants oflhe Institution
demand. Those young mon who may even prefer
ograduate nj older Institutions, will do wellto nc-
quire the preparatory studies here, whers The
classes are not TOO lafFo Tor convenience, and
where they are not taught by under graduates, IA
In most old Institutions, Young ladies, on ernd.
aatlhg, will receive appropriate diplomas.
boarding can be had In good families, near the
mon san board ihcmselv at about sixty cent, per
seek. Tho prices ~ tuition range from 81 so 10
$500 per quarter with Ton per cent discount Tor
advance pay ment. forMrihor particulars nddr ,ss
JNO. ". LOCkk, Prvst
Brookvire nd. Feb. o 1854.
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The Governor ~ a NotAy Public, win give bis
stc,est lention 10 any business IA bis line that
his friends may favor him with, aud by duo and
care l attention 20 business he hopes 10 give gem
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Having n number Of the mostapprosod forms 10
Deeds, Mortgages, Qul-Ciaims, &c., on hand,
those wishing acknow Judgements taken or Deeds
NC, made, WIN do won 10 give him call:
lunD WIN. N. McCLEEfY.
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Etioths, Casssmercs and We tings.
u We have just received irom The kestVrn
Market ~ sh supply OF piece goods winch M
will sell or make 10 orders krfah1ed 10 nt--ou
lac shortest notice, and La the latest ss3 10, rnd
prlees that cannot fail 70 pic.ss.
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nYcTfcE--At tho Jaiy Term issf. Of tho Court O
~ Coiaaion Pleas 81 tho Coonty of FrankLn
Tie ssAso OF usofgo q, ehoup, drreaeed, was dt
STARED probably lnsolvenl Creditors. arc thcfc
lore u0tnOd laat the sa,as siIi 90 settled socOfd
lnFiy. cobufN MURRAY.
JOHN ID. ROWLAND, ATTY. Admir-.
July Iflh, ly5l-5U ~.
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And BY all ths Book sellers throughout the Uni.
ted states ADD british Provinces.
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Hrookyiiie Regular FreiEht Line.
wxxc CANAL H0AT, tsFAvOKtTE "
E. ~. MILLS Master. VIII leave
hrookvllie evefy Tuesday morning Tor Sineannnt'i
vile. Freight shipped on tails boat vail DC received
Al the wars house OF JOHN ROBERTS Ia brook
wild. 4 rec OF charges for storage. shippers who
want freight delivered at a certain ume, will 90
weii,o natroni1e this boat. o. Il makes regular
irIns' ROBERTS q miLLtSs
Fob. i7.-O onths.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-04

CASH FOR wool WO0Lii LooKi
Y The Mills Factory III MelAmofa arc nov run.
line. the Factory has been largely Improved, aud
we can curd, spin, weave, and nanniaetnte Woei
on as shcrt a office, as good andHs cheap,ns any
good shop la tue country.
Fnliine and iycIng done In The usual season on
fa,,ts,ms. All kinds OF Acknowledgements taken
f,rwork and especially wool greese. Wewifpay
cash or FOODS Tor iU,o0Olb Wool.
Cailnnd see usbcfore taking Year WOOL OF wosk
o,se,wheres. al-25 MACY. GORDON ~Co.
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R. ROY,

y.BOuR uAsSaEs.S.--ins MARKET price In
II cash will be- paid Cor ncecliantahlc -four barftls
Al the Exchange Mill, Brook viile.by
Nova. q, 'as-3u. Gko. HOLLAND & co.
cPEER A STEPHENS are paying the
- highest price for linen and cotton rage deliy.
ercd at their paper mtll.
Rockville, Nov. 3Oth, 1880 n.
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PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE. ssossle. for o
>. -. PARK,

y. -. PARK,
Cincinnati. o.
Northeast corner OF Fourth and walnut streets,
entrance on wslnut si.--io whom all orders mus
De addressed. 80
N. w. Halle Brookyliiei Y. brown, FairhsidiJ.
Rookafeilar, Cedar Grover Nys a Snow, Ne
rrenseni G. fiasson, nj. CARMEL IN. ciemcn,
blooming Groves olnora 4 Alden, Lsureii rhes
Robinson, New Salient d. n. La Rue, Anderson
Vile, J. L. Andrews, punispssillsi =. Mason,
conneuyiile; s. barbour, Rushsllis; 7. piekssos
Versailles; d. BcAv or, Liberty; A. boyd, Seipis
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''Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry" 3
Is the remedy that gives immediate relief and
performs rapid cures Of Coughs, Code. pains
and Sorepsw OF the Breast. trf n.
Infiuenxn ana Csnsumpsien.
IL is indeed q snsiancholy truth thu, thea
ssnds fall victims 10 Consumption every year
from no other cause than neglected coIds;
yet We 6nd hundreds and lhoursnds wi,s
treat such complaint with the greatest In
difference. and let them run on for wesks,
and even months. without thinking Of The
dsnger Az FIRST you have what you eonsd,
er slight cssgh or eoid;. allow business
pleasure or esreIessne.s 10 proven, ysu ften,
giving II any attention; II thea settles upon
your breast, you become hoar-e. hsve pane
III the side % chest, espscsora,e large qnsn-
sities Of matter, psfhsps mined with hlosd.
difficulty OF breathing epsus-. and then yoa
find your own foolish neglect has brcssht
on this complaint II. thea you value yoar
life or nealsh. be warned IN time. and den't
irlae with your cold, bat immediately precsrs
a bottle or two Of that famous remedy. Dr..
wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. which b
web know TO be the beat cure ever known
as the experienee 81 thousands. whose lives
have been saved BY u, win testify. 49, \
Tq7qqqqrqqqq5 5000
A case Of Bleeding Of The Lnngsf @
Night sweats, Harassing Coughs, Cold
Feet. and Extreme Debilsy--cetvt
Dr.. Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry.
Crown Point, Lake CO., Ia, Jane IS, '4s. =
John ID. Psrk-Dear SRA AZ 1 have eesp
condensation for tho afflicted, permit N. q.
give you brief history Of my hiirtions. ssd
the benefits derived from the use cfDr. VIA
,u's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. -, :.
IN July 1874, Twas attacked with fever
Of a typhoid character, which left me IN =
vrry debilita,.d state; when In The following
winter, was taken with severe cold. which
reduced me to such an extent as 10 give me
The appearance OF confirmed consnmptvs.
| iabored under severe cough--expeciorsst
good deal, and wss troubled with cold feet
Aod night sweais; | also frequently raised
oood from my lungs | continued IN shh
state, gradually sinking under The disease,
until January ls47. when wss sgsln al
tackled with fever, any extrcmi,ies. espec-
islly my feet. were constantly cold. and
almost Iost theireslnfg.. ts ~ +.
Under these circumstances n may be truly
said that | was living skeleton. finally.
determined to guilt taking medicine prescribed
by physicians, and Try DR.. Wlstar's Balssn
gf Wild Cherry and from the ii-st week
that commenced using u ! can date
gradual recovery. continued 10 use u six
months, a, me eud Of which time was
cured and have enjoyed good health ever
.inee aud eheerfully recommend The Bslssn
TO all those afflicted with diseases Of the
IN o., and would say 10 those eommepeips
its use not TO be discouraged u two Or three
bottles do not effect cure, but penevers
as have zone, and have no doubt bit
nine cases out Of ten will be blessed with
renew ed health ~ have been. rF
Respectfully yours. ata
JOSEPH JACKSON. q.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE. bottles for o.
y. -. PARK,
Cincinnati. o.
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YyATs AND GAPS :
III Spring Styles, jus, received al No. 1 uom-
lnurelnl How, aad for salo by
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South Paris, Mo, Aug. ie, 1850.
have no hesitation In saying, that I iegard
Ayers Cherry Pcciorui as decidedly the best rem.
edy within my knowledge for thc cure OF chronie
bronchitis, coughs, aud III diseases ofthe lun.,s.
Yours truly,
NJ. A. RUST, 81. ID.
Montgomery, Ala, Get. 4, isio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
Progress Of the Cholera.

The Richmond Enquirer ofTuesday says ihat q
physician Of high standing, familiar with lie sub
iect, authorizes II tosay that tho cholera exists
there, 10 an alarming extent and that too IN the
epidemic form. Several cases occurred on Mon
day, and the disease, instead Of being on the de-
cline, seems 10 be on the increase. Nor is II, we
are informed, confined TO 'timprudent negroes"
L, attacks all clnsses, without reference TO their
diet or habits Of life.
Mr.. John B. Sheppard, a well known citizen of
ST. Louis, died OF cholera on The l4th inst, Jas.
Porter, latelyreturned from Chicago, fell victim
10 cholera ut Allegheny city Pa, on Saturday. A
female died Of the disease in South Pittsburgh, on
the same day, For the "a hours ending on Sum
day morning, there were II cases Of cholera in
Newark, Nj. On Monday morning there were 4
more cases there.
Piye deaths in Boston are reported since Sulur.
day moon.
The New Bedford Mercury records two cases of
oholtra.
Tie ST. Louis Republican Of Saturday says the
cholera has broken out IN the Buena Nista add.
ton 10 lie town Of Chester Illinois, and seven
deaths have occurred since Sunday evening. No
new cases are reported. twas entirely confined
10 the GeTnluns.
The same paper states that the whole number OF
deaths in Chicago on the 18th was a, OF which 20
were from cholera.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

rrIt appears, that, in the negotiation OF the
treaty with Japan, one Of the points that the ia
nanese Government insisted on the most sIrenu-
oasy was that no American women should be al
lowed to enter the territory of the Empire. We
don't know what The objection Of the Japanese
was 10 the visit Of American women, II they
were ofraid that our women would teach thers to
know their rights and 10 rebel against domestic
tyranny, they were probably correct. But If they
merely wanted 10 guard against The evils Of ANAL
gnmation, we think they should rather have en-
iirtly prohibited the visits Of our men than Of our
women.--LOu Jour.
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FLoRlDA.-The Hon. EDwARp G. CABELr, for
several years Representative in Congress from
FloIda, having declined nomination tor Tint STA.
tion, the Wings Of sevelal counties have nomi.
mated Ex-Governor Thomas l'RowN us tIeit condi.
date for Congress al the next election. Duling Tie
canvass Of ls4s, when candidate for Governor,
MI DSowE acquired tue sobriquet Of "oM.Nl
of.Facl," and lost none Of his popularity whilst
performing the duties Of the Executive chair. Mr..
CADELL has been nominated tor the Legislature in
Leon county,