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The daily union., 1854-12-10

THE wKArnER.The Philadelphia correspondent Of the
Baltimore American writes: f
The cold weather of the past few days hns closed the
Schuylkl above Fairmount dan and made ice sufficiently
strong for skating exhibited early yesterday
ing by number of persons who enjoyed the exharang
sport on the basin made the skate stores
in anticipation of little stronger ice to-day and should
there be disappointment by storm, it is likely the
Schnylkill will present lively appearance NV
The daily union., 1854-12-10

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

BITE or MAD DoGs.--An English
Journal says that an cid Saxon has
been using for fifty years, and with
perfect success, aremedy for the bite of
mad dogs, by the agency Of which che
has rescued many fellow beings and
cattle from the fearful death Of hydro
phobia." The remedy is to wash the
wound Immediately with warm vinegar
and tepid water, dry it, and then apply
a few drops of muriatic acid, which
will destroy the poison OF the saliva,
or neutralize it, and the cure will be
effected.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

~ cherry i chemical extract Of Wild
Cherry and Tar. Everybody knows that Wild
Cherry possesses Important medicinal properties
and that Tar Water has always been administered
In Consumption aud Lung Affections generally,
by our oldest md safest physicians. Various ROM
edlos have boon oored for tho cure OF diseases Of
the lungs, but OF all that have yet been discovered
II Il admitted By physicians, and all who have wit
messed Us effects, that aono has proved ~ success.
ful na thia. For Asthma, snoRrNs'oF DREArn,
and similar affections, IL may be rnosovscEp a
POSITIVE ouar. II haa eurod ASTHMA In many
cases OF ton and twonty years standing, after
physiciana had declared The 50 beyond the roach
Of medicine,
This nalsain l. mado from materials which ma
turo has placed In all northern laii.udea, ne an
antdolc for diseases caused by cold climates.
"Natuo Il but The name for an effect
Whose cause u God,n
Let rs obey her plainesl dictates.
H. See advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
r. w. HUBBARD.

cAUuuAGE MANUFACT q "a Islk,
u on Maine Burgess Street. brook Willie, Just below
tho public square, has always ON hand 4 large as
uortment Of Carriages, connlstlng OF kocknNnys,
Rougs and Roadys, plain Rockaways, Phmton,
and buggles.
Purchasers will nHd Il 10 their advantage 10 call
and examine my work, ~ my stock "A Tho largest
In town, and my prices as low Ne the same quality
of work elsewhere. fI flt
also keep for sale Carriage iiarnoss olAny style
or price.
I am prepared 10 anlshto order any description
OF Carriage, not on hand,at shortestnoucc,
Particular alientlonpaid 10 repairing.
. April, lea3.-l7-u iII I'D
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

EI0TAAY PUBLIC - =.
IN The undersigned having been appointed by
The Governor ns u Notary Public, win give his
striciest attention TO any business his Inc that
his friends may favor him with, and by duo and
caro- full attention 70 business he hopes 70 give gen
erul satisfaction.
Having number Of the most approved forms 10
Deeds, Mortgages, Qull-Clalms, &C., on hand,
those Wishing aeknow Judgements taken or Dccds
&c, made, will dowell 10 give him call.
Jun % WM. n. MoCLEERY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

WoNneRFuL nfHooykny has recently been
made by nf, Curtis, OF th ep, 10 We treatment OF
Conaumplaa, Asthma, and all diseases OF the
unea. No raler 10 .sDf. cuFlln'a iiyFoana, OF
Inhallng HyFcan NRpaF and Cherry Nyrup.'=
with this now method DIR. q. has restored many
afflicted ones 70 parcci henllhi ~ an evidence OF
which no has lnnumorable certificates. speaking
OF tho treatment physician romarka;-ltis evil
dent that inhnling-eonsiantly breathing an agree
able, healing sapor, the medicinal properties
must come Ia contact with the whole OF tho asrlal
cavity OF tho lungs, and thus escape tho many
aud varied changes produced upon them when
Introduced lnlo the stomach, aud toctod W the
nl Tho principal druggists throughout The country
Il PROM the n. y. DutehmRn, Jan, lith.
Soc advertisement OF Medlcaled Inhalal oa, IN
another column ofihla paper,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

The attention ofpropery holders Il respectfully
called othc superior advantagesfor Fire, Ma
riac and lniana Iusu rance onered BY
tho PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
The undersigned has boon furnished With blank
pencies,sgnod by VIC omeofs OF NV company also
already issued, aud IL duly authorized and prcpar-
cd, Us Agent OF said Company, 90 make lDsurancea
for any period OF Time, notices. Than ono month nor
greater than seven years, upon buildings OF their
contents, occupied as DwELLISaF, Sronfs, Wars
HOUSES, CurRcHEs, iiorKL, nANR, CouRr noprEs,
c0LLEaEs, de-, Nc., and The contents against Loss
on pAMA0e nv FinE. j. J. FOuTS, Agent,
81 iy For Laurel, Frankiln county, tnd.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
A PARTNER WANTED

a PARTNER WANTED
N Tho undcrag nud, Engaged In The fnAnulne-
tnre OF bedstcnds, wishes 10 60 Into partnership
with an industrious ane sober nan, having about
eight hundred dollars cAsn capital, or no VIII sell
out his mandatory. Ito has good steam power
aud plenty OF shop room. tho mandatory Is nj
Mctamora, Ia Franklin county, 0n tho White
Water Canal and tho projected Valley kAllroad.--
There 10 no competition IA his business Tor many
miica, aud lumber Is cheap. lie keeps on hand a
junp3~ A. II. 81. JOHN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

CALVIN JOINS, Of Fran kiln coun
SMITH RosEBRouGH,
JOHN WALKER, of Rush county.
For The best boar over ono year old.-........s 90
For NE second best boar over one year old. 5 90
For tho best boar pig under one year. 90
70 The second best boar pig under one years. 90
For he best breeding SOW over one year old. a 90
foi ID best breeding SOW over one year old. 2 90
For tho best sow pig under one year.........s 90
For The I'd best sow pig under one year. .....I %
For the best litter Of six pigs under eight
months. ....................... 90
For The second best litter OF six pigs under
eight months. .........................e 90
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

I,IRE aud water Proof Roofing.-
Il The underslgned haylngbeen appointed Agent
Tor =. N. q q. Wa -ren'- Fire and Water Proof
Roofing. Il now ready 10 do roofing OF this kind Ia
any part OF Franklin, Union, or fayelie countless
Tho Store rooms of NJ. ". Hale and u. II, q J. q.
Burton, la Rockville, are covered with this KIND
of roofing, toMhom the public arc referred. IL
durability, ehoapness, safety and convenience, all
recommend Il, Us superior, IN the construction Of
most buildings. MOFFlll a BAKER.
~ 40, '5l-5o-i-y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
RAILROAD NOTICE.

NEW YORK WIN DOW SHADE DE
NPOT-THOS. J. ERNST-Manufacturer an
dealer In all kinds Of transparent window shade I,
Also-cords, Tassels, Brass mountings &c.
Nos College Hall, Walnut 81, Cincinnati.
Church, Store and other large shades painpol 81
order ira superior style.-9
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

CASH ron WOOL W0Oisii i.o0Ki
u Tho Mills " Factory az Mctanicfn are now rum
ming. md We nfe ready 90 walt customers IN our
line, the Factory has been largely improved, end
woean onrd, spin, weave, and Manufacture Wool
on a. short notice. ~ fodd and a. ehenp.h ~ nny
good shop Ia the country. ........t -. ..... n
Pulling and dyeing donc ~ Tho usual sensof on
laiftefms, AL kinds OF Observation-Disclosures
for work aud especially wool greene. Wewlllpay
cash or goods fof iu.nuofbs W ooi
caliahd see " beforo taking your wool OF wori
cilerwheres. aires MAcy,GoRDoN a Co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
r. TYNER

A l. LINEN,
lB3TDWlkYillA9s lLmdliiaMas
T. jssl receiving and 'orcnlur an unusually
Spring GOODS,
direct from
EASTERN MARKETS,
Selected nom the largest and best importing
NEW YORK,
and other markets, by purchasers who arc ~ well
posted Ia styles, prices and qualities OF Goods, ~
some OF ihelt coiamporafles lie has taken every
when Goods wrrc AT the lowest Ilgnres aud y pro.
pared 10 orr larger, cheaper and better selected
stock OF Goods lnf Inc pfeaenl
SPRING TRADE
thnn 10 ofien found IN this market ITO keop.a
much larger stock than any other house la town,
thereby giving customers decided advantage in
making selections. Ills old fronda aud tho pub
lie are especially invited 70 call and examine his
Stock anu prices, which WIN compare fayornbly
nprsi ia3i ~
nREss GOODS
~ Cloths aud Casslmnfos,
Sallinels and fweods
oenuomana' summer Wear
Plain aud Plaid Drcss Flks
White and Embroidered Goods
Plain and kmbr'd Grippe shawiu
Ladies' Sleeves aud Collars
Chemisetts, lidk'a, &C.
Roo'd aud for sale BY aprsi u. TyNER.
DONNETs, asHH0Ns,
Id Plain aud plaid Tissues,
French Lawns, Baregcs, Hosiery,
Gloves, Fans, bracelets, No.,
personally selected nom Tho largest stocks IN New
York, and for sale BY n. TYNkR.
ITmnisELs.As AND PARAsOLs.-
" A large aud well selected stock OF SILK and
ghgham Umbrellas aud Parasols just reeeiyedby
4. TYNER.
UHARDwAnE and CUTLERY
III just receiving q heavy stock OF Hardware
and Cutlery which will DO sold cheap BY
a tAnPETING.-
u Just received a large stock Of Cavpuilng,
Floor Oh Cloths, &c.. which Will DO sold cheap ~
IRON AND s1EEL.-
large stock OF Iron, ksoo, Plough wings,
trough shares, ASlcs, steel springs, Nails, NC,
jus. received and for sale BY n. TfNEM
- 80 hhds. n. o. sugar Just received and for
4 --.-. $1,000. ...l....-. .---.--.--.
VI -. uOLASsEs.-
IN. just received a large lot Of ". y. Molassen
10 Doli, and bills, aud Tor salo BY -.
Il. TYNER.
EATnER.-
IL large stock OF sole aud Upper Leather,
ana KIP and Cali Skins on hand end lerssie sy
fa,EA AND COfFEE.-
N Justreceiypd aauporior LOT OF Young Tyson,
Imperial, Green powder aud Black Teas also, a
choice article Of Rio Como, for sale BY
I'D fCE.-
HI rerees Of Rice just received aud fol
sale BY n. TYNER.
~ UEENsWARE.--
NJ splendid assortment, by The sett or piece
on haI 4 aid for sale BY Il. TiNkR.
Doors AND SHOES
~ The largest stock OF Boots and Shoes in lhC
market can be seen at X. TYAER'S.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
MIISIC LESSONS.

TfIss BUTTON is now prepared 70 give. mu-
IVA steal Instruction the Piano at tho residence
OF DR.. Dutton. may IL wv
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

SPRING GOODS
: AT
LlIGE 4 FARQUHAR.
4 NO. |.
COMMERCIAL ROW.
a>rOtty HtktCk HUuLDtNGs.
s, w. Cor. Main Burgess o. Held sis.
BRo0KvfLLE, INDIANA. M
r INcK i rceeI,ln.r ,hc handsomesi e..ori,aeni
Hseloe,ea +, himself MIN spnsSn ear" viii, rsI
ercncc 20 Price, style. and oualiiy--hc challenges
The commercial fraternity fihe salla, 10 snrpnss
his stock.
The senior partner, Mr.. Lxcg, gives hIs entire
attention 10 the lrade--koeps well posted IN s les,
prices, aud quality ofgoods In the inatkct-makes
HE purchases Ia clnclnnntla-and " thereby cha-
bled 10 present q ifrSh stock 10 ha customers
Our isisnds aud '.s' public are all especially
invited 10 examine our stock, NJ We are dctern,n.
oil 10 nktsLin our Efforts 70 cater W your taste and
Interest, ~ ny 70 doing 70 We but serve our own.
mar u icsi
VIZ y, WALLACE, PROFESSIONAL BAR.
W. Hthf uHnFA MS hNlfiota W lho tlhfoHH w
Brookyille, as II llfnl AMI experienced workmon
Onico Ia tho old American building, On the room
formerly used Ne lawyers ocnce. l....I
Afs0--He tenders his services 70 gentlemen aud
ladies', VA suceessfal fenovaiof ef cloths that ara
damaged by grease OF TAR. apf7 s.,
PEADy MADE CLOTHING
AZ Uenrfnl Assortment Kept constantly ON hand
al No. !. Commercial kow. "
ElUEENsWARE
", a beanlII and very large assortment Ia fl II
sofia or by tho piece. just received atNo. COM
merclai Row, ana for sale BY ............
p0ENETB AND RIBBONS
~ Just received a great variety OF fashionable
b0nuois aud ribbons NJ No. Commercial k0w by
LlNck a fAkVuliAk,
EYATs AND CAPS =
~ sprt1g styles, Just received al No. Com
merclal Row, aud for sale BY
LiNcK d FARQunAR.
GR0CERIES, HARDWARE, NAILS, ETC.
~ idnck ~ fafquhhr arc IN receipt OF iuii sup
pea OF the choicest Groceries, aud bcsl sclecte d
Hardware, Cutlery, and Nails, at No 4 Conamer.
eial Row, BY LiNcK a FARQunAR.
~ lac largest and most carefully selected stock
OF Boots and Shoes they ,hayo ever offered, may
be seen at No. Com mrrciai How, for sale by
LlNCk a. FARQuHAk.
vIYALL PAPER
w Inc largest assortment ever offered 10 this
public, for sale stNo. Commercial How, by
LfNCk d fARQUHAk.
I
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
MusInAN..

ii We nave on hands supply OF dis rich and
ID. PliitE u SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN.

TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN.
Subscription when not paid within the year 300
IL paid Within the year....... ......s..s'''.y'vO
IL paid In dfancc. ~
Town Subscribers, In advance. -
In clubs Of % l,So
In clubs Of so 90
10 cents viii DO deducted on subscription out
OF the county.
0S7-SuJscribers may remit money by mail
at our risk, tphen not less than 81 are re.
mitted at one time, and receipts ,ciH Be
returned stating the time TO sohich pay
plent is made. Obtain certificate Of til
Post Master as 10 The amount RENTED.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
Glass 5.-Sheep.
COMMITTEE

JOHN BRorHERTos, Of Franklin county.
HENRY SCHULTZ,
ELIAS MACY, +"
For Tie best nne wool Buck. a 90
For the second best ane wool buck. .........2 90
For the best long wool Buck. 90
For Tho second best long wool buck .........e 90
For the best nne wool ewe..................3 90
For the second best nne wool ewe....-.......I so
For the best long wool ewe..................3 90
For the second best long wool eve. .........I 50
For The best lot Of ave lambs. 90
For the best common sheep. 90
For The second best common sheep. ........,l 90
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
~ UOCwAs rs TEE
srEzrrsr OF TIME.

Delay l. dangerous neglect that cold aud cough
few weeks and the hope OF recovery win be los
to You forever Let mol any pecuniary eonsldcra-
ton deter you from trying 10 save youf llle and
health whhe nicro u - chance. CONSUMPTION i
annually an coping on thousapds 70 The tomb; no
,llscaac hns bailcd the skin OF physclan- IKE ~
physician. perhaps, has done nofo for the cause
Of suffering humanity than DE-. wlssar AN
ounce Of prosenilou Il better Ihau u pound Of
curcs" therefore,, before your lungs bccelne ui'
crra,ed aud 10 diseased ihat 40 human mcanacaa
save you front an early grave, iy ut onecn mca'
clnc whlei, has been Of such Infinite value 10 thou
sands-obialn bottle Of Dr. wisiar's nalsam of
wild Cherry, take u. set another " necessary,
perseycre In using u, until you have removed tho
disease entirely, which v neglected will terminate
vour life.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

Has, until Within few years, boon generally
conslderoged mcurablc, although many medical
men Of lho highest standing, among whom We
might mention I.aennee and hls irlend llayic-
both distinguished auihors-admt that this dread
ful dIscaao may be cured, even IN ~ advanced
stages when the lungs are not completely dsoF-
ganlsed The remedy which We nov oner,
wisrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
mol only emana.ep nom regular Physician, but
has been we'll tested "a all tho complaints for
which Ms recommended, with entire success.
f-fSoo advertisement
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

GR0CERIEs, HARDWARE, NAILS, Etc
~ ldnck ~ fafquhhr arc IN receipt OF fuli sup
Hardware, Cutlery, and Nails, at No l CONNER
cial Row, BY LfNCk a fARQuiiAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

Mol
COMMITTEE.
Joan G.. ADArR, Of Franklin county.
JAMES McMASus, /"
JACOB STEVENS, I"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

UOUTb AND SHOES -. - ~
- Tue largest and most carefully solicited stock
oi Boots and Shoes they have ever offered, may
be seen ~ No. Com mrrclal Row, for sale by
LiNCk a. FAkQuHAk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
% stubtr GItrtion.

UPwea are authorized TO announce no name
ofJoHS G. WEEKS, of Marion co, as candidate
or Auditor Of State.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

COMMITTEE OF MIR N6EMENIs'
r. p. G. BARwIcK, O. III. Barlow, j..
LYNN, DR. r. RAYMOND, THEODORE
PURCELL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
COMMITTEE
GLASS is.-Fiossers.

Miss VIRGINIA HAYMoED, Franklin co.
Miss HELEN HERON, of Fayette CO.
Mrs. SAMUEL SmRK, of Franklin co.
class ELECTROMAGNETIC Articles.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16
J.L bURToN, M. D., r. n. s

See whit Il has done on a wasted constItu-
ton. not only In the following cesss. but
thousand more: itN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

DR.. j. Q. Ayers--
Five years trial Of your CHERRY Pee.
T0RAL In my practice has proven what
foresaw from lis composition, must be true.
that Il eradics,es and cures the colds aud
coughs to which We. In ,ais section. are Pc
culiarly liable.
! think It's equal has no, yet been dIscov-
cred, nor do | know how better remedy
can be made for the dIsiempers Of the throat
and Lungs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-16

lIIndGlana.
u Just receiving aud oncnlur nm unusually
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

lery is most perAicious. It's ultimate
effect, the substance it produces and
sends all over the City in the form of
poisoned milk, is curse OF much more
fearful nature.
The SANITARY Inspector recently paid
this establishment visit: and the result
of his report is. briefly. that he found in
three rows of stables reaching from Tenth
to Eleventh Avenues, more than fifteen
hundred COWS, each one tied in stall.
but three feet wide surrounded with filth
panting for air. and nearly all OF them in
advanced stages OF disease. These cows
are fed exclusively Oh warm swlll, made
for the purpose in the distillery. The IN
spector says the stencil in which the
cows live is so potent that his assistants
were forced 10 quit the stable for Il time
i'll orler To recover from lis sickening
effects. These poor diseased animals are
MIXED twice day. and the nasty quid
that comes from them is doctorcd with
chalk. burnt sugar and other drugs. until
it has the appearance OF gooi milk. and
is then put Into wagons labelled West
chester County Mix Pure Country milk
and other lying devices an sol through
out the City.
This poison in the shape of milk most
ly goes to the poor Of .he City. who have
not The means or ara not certain wheth
er the milk they purchase is pure or dis
eased. The result TO be found in the
bills OF infant mortality reported daily
and monthly. For the privilege of muir
dering children with this diseased milk
the owner of the distiIlery is paid nine
cents day for the keeping of each COW
by the owners thereof. The owners of
the COWS are said to be rich men, living
in fashionable quarters. in splendid hous-
cs, and in luxury and ease Of opulence,
many of them are religious professors,
who sit in satin cushioned prws. and
read psalms out af goidclaspsd books
/ they IRE men of good standing in society,
and are looked up to by those who make
! dollars and dimes Tie standard of worth.
! 1t is said their inilueACe is 50 strong as 10
render all efforts 10 abate the nuisance
Intellectual. and SO these worse than Au
gean stables are permitted 10 send on! q
stream day after day throughout The
streets and alleys OF the city; bringing as
result, disease ana death TO the abodes
of thousands The fact is disgrace. an
Infamous stain Upon the history OF tina,
| city,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

TERaIBLE LYNcHING AFFAIR IN Missouri
The Parkville (Mo.) Luminary o. the 8th,
contains an account of a most horrible trag
edy. That PAL or says:
One man, John W. Do glass, was kille :;
VIM. Ross and Squire Ross, father and son,
were dangerously stabbcd--not expected 10
recover: also Ira Trtt, badly stabbed. The
perpetrators, Sam. Shackleford, VIM. Shackle-
ford and John W. Callaway La e been hanged
by he enraged citizens.
The Shacklefords are il TO la been
connected with gang OF horse thieves that
were committing depredations in the neigh
borhood; great Indignation existed. 81 far as
TO pass resolutions ordering them IN leave tie
place, which they refused to do. Prior TO this,
Douglass had been instrumental IN tracing a
mule to Sam Shackle orlS, who consequently
owed Douglass grulge, and Oh Monday last,
the two me, and had an alterca ION 1t Smith
Vile. which ended so fatally.
We understand tina Dou lass shot AZ Shack
leiOrd, Slightly woundius hun and that his
brother William stabbed Douglass. The Ross
es inierlered, but We're o empowered by the
shackle lordS and Galloway and GU. down
they will not probably survive. Sam Shackle-
10. d stabbed the man Tritt, CollowaF and tine
Shackle:ordSs lbseQuentiy took refuge in neigh
boring DO SEES. An immense Gro ID OF citl
zens speedily collected a, the p ace. surround
ing the houses, and about dusk William Shack
lefoId Was brought our and forthwith hanged.
Shortly afterw aids Galloway was hanged be-
side him, having previously confessed his
completely with the others in horse ste ling
Samuel hacklcford, who had been wou idcd
by pi tol shot, was said 10 be dangerously
hur. but this not being rue, aboat ] | o'cl OK
at night he was dragged ut d Hanged
On this (TueSday) morning the bodies were
cut down.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

SAD AccDENr-A WOMAN AND Two MEN
ScFFocArrD-Last N indy Germ III nance
John Welpr, who lives several miles beyond
ID ,rinan's, Ii German township had occasion 10
clean ont his well. 4 10y went down, bu, be
came sullocate,l, and W,l?p went down to save
him. H. got the boy out. bu fell down himself.
His wife, in an agony oralarn, La bed down
or slid down the rope alter hi%i. To save them
a man went down, and "A little eirl ran OF to the
neighbours 10 set help. ThepsrSons were down
The we'll when the neighborS arrived. Ayoung
man named Elgclbert Schakper, lately marri-
Ell, went down and 60, up the last man. who
was after several hours revived. BIT Mr.
himself was lost i'll reScung the other-alaling
three persons suftocated by the gass in the well
Their bodies were Inferred Tuesday. They
were all excellent peope.
Epansri!c Journal.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
SWILL MILK.

Swii! milk factories. say the New
York papers, have existed since the time
of Herod. but the most viliainous and ex-
tensive is reported in the New York Trib-
une. There is great distillery at the
70 OF of Tenth Avenue. of itself an in
tolerable nuisance. but so strongly in
trenched by the wealth aud influence OF
its proprietors that all efforts to break it
up have failed. 1t mas been presented to
the Grand jury more than once. but no
law has been found strong enough to put
a stop to it; probably because Of the mag.
nitude Of the nuisance, as the man who
robs millions is likely to so unpurished
while the ragged pilferer of dollar gets
his full Justice. But it is no, in ITS i'm
mediate filth and stencil that this distil'