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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-13
A General Agency. y
WILLIAM T. SMITIISON & co.,

NTILL give particular and prompt attentiox
Wv claims against the Departments of the
ernment and Congress,
We will also attend to tho purchase and
Real Estate, the renting of Houses and the
Of rents, the location Of Land Warrants
and all other business appcrtaining to
Agents.
We have obtained the services Of
as adviser, who was many years
sion Office and who has also
other branches Of the goyerIr
We will give the hiehes.
rants and Virginia Scrip,
each l7J feet deep, M
D and Cstreets, betwec
o. T 1qe saP lots are vey
improvements going
increase of populat
must become NOR
Young with
their money in th,
We also have 10
building lots in CT
TO great advantage
This property will do
one hundred per cent upSl
the course of two years.
Also 1000 acres of fine land III
in IS miles Of st. Louis.
REFER TO-
sccsl,a9d w sS;sssg' Co., s. Lou,, No.
d dyrSs 4 H secor%llel cAiosoo, n.
A. s. Lee,
M Tinssg, T Rsll !. Co. Richmond "a
Mosby 4 Speed,
William b. Roanc
Major James Garland, LyAch6yg, Va.
T. ID. Christian,
Rev. John Early.
Hon. Paulus Powell Hon. w.
Hon. Thos S. Docock.
nov l3-1m
a GENCY In WAsIIING,
n WILLIAM H. HULL Qor
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Number Of females :
House Of Industry.


House Of Industry.
BY the report of DR. J. NJ. Moriarty, super.
intcndent Of the house Of industry, Il appears
that during the quarter ending September 30,
the number Of persons admitted to that nstitu-
ton was 373;
Americans III
Foreigners 264
Children of foreigners AZ
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-13

DRBaDruL--A train Of thought was encoun-
tered in q schoolhouse down east recently
The schoolmaster loosing his presence Of mind
switched the train off, and the consequence
was, several ideas were knocked in the head
Tho most singular part Of this occurrence was
that there was never any ideas in the head be-
fore.
4 maid WIS heard to cxclaim, while sitting
1t her toilet The ether day, I" ! can bear adj
Sclsii.y, ! can encounter harlships, aud with.
stand the changes of tickle fortune, but oh !!
TO live and droop, and die single pink, can't
endure il and, what's more, ] won't |"
There is certain kind Of vice that some
persons will shuH IL they are ever so bed--that
Ia advice, 1fge5 Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16
From the Home Journal
THOUGHTS IN THE RAIN.

i'"~ ii'"t and pouring. 'hlin@ and ~igl.;ng,
Hearst ;lou the rain?
ING 1'ld @r"a'''lr. mIl..oriii~ and c-v.r-.
Hurled 'gaii,~t the pane.
W nth sound l;ke the wal Of 4 restless spirit.
Noai.i'ls in vain.
Now, II if frightened. It ioLlctl il lrca,h-
Now II seems pacing the slow march of Death.
fcarfuilv PRAYING,
Tcartiilly SAYING.
Darkness is over us
Demon WING cover us,
llaiT'ng aman,
leaving and sur~ing. gureling and roaring.
Waves "t the soul
Gloomy AMI '!,r!, linz. col,lly IRE ,,orlr;ng
E;!l"w- fla, rril
Like arms Of; rant, ~c"r;'fi.lly keeping
/ frun our goal
Now spent with the Effort We rest on Life, sea
Now we seem wagii.r Il fierce i.l.; and ;icr.
hocAi;gly .;azing.
strong arms Li,...:>:l.,
While croan~ Il tie DYING,
Az stricken "ic- ~irl.i.ir.
sob ort der hole.
ila-A,i9 ana Sparkling, .'"~;ue AMI leaning.
Freak "n the strand
Waves from The l'ca.li-sea. S,.llcllv clci,n:i,r
Over the sand,
E'y> from lie Holy onc'- glory ou,-s:rea,nu..
!.@,cn Die la'.I.
ih'T'f" r"'''1@ away from 4 f:tg--o:l shore,
E'l.'ag AWAY. "'il returning 40 m,re.
IoEfj.''r CRYING.
trim Tine diving,
Heaven : hlc>>in@rs,
angels carc-~iiiru us.
BE-; be .!!c l.al.I,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16

arrived at the thirtv-serond year Of his age
bUt nc determined to make himself master of
his new profession and thus, resolution and
cncrry carried the day. Meantime his work
on tn" lrrcndcrv history of Scotland was is
issued from tn" press. 1t met with flvora-
bic reception both from The public and the
critics 1t length the seasons passed by
his term OF probation for thc hand OF his in
tended cam" to a close: ard after a court
ship Of five anxious years. Hugh Miller be-
came the happicst of mon in the possession of
! lis bride"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16
ST. JoIHNsBuRY, w. SATURDAY, sEpTENBER 1c 1854.

Snowlill. it began to rain in ririt GOOD earn
est. sharp lost his visit. bat he met the dis.
appointment with good grace. for his crop:
Sf,,icn at the rain. Ere another month ha,,
foil"' ny. another meeting was called t0~
petition for rain. but this time the result was
the same as before. Many ofthe rcon!e had
their muck 10 dir. and rain wou!d prevent
them. SCnc wanted. the rain Immediately
some IN one. some in two and some N .hrcc
DAYS, Willie others wanted It pat OF lon ,cr
50 Mr.. Surely had not vet occasion to call
for rain
One year rolled by. and down 10 that time
The people Of Falowdalc Ind never once
been able to agree upon the exact kind of
weather thcv would have. and ,hc result was
that they De ran to open their ewes TO the fact
Tint tI'S world worll he strange place if
the inhabitants could Govern it. Willie they
had been longing for Il power tncv did not
possess, they had not seen its ahSurlitv. but
now they had in good faith. tried to apply
that powcr.undc" tie belief -1a; it wa theirs.
'hcT saw clearly tia: thcv were ret.in.y be-
vond their sphere. They saw that Natures
laws we're safer i'll the hands or Natures tio,l
than IN II" hands Of Natures chillrcn On
III" last Sabbath in thc first vcar OF l!r. Sure
iy'> settlement at Fa''owlalc he on'.rc,l to
break up hi connection VII, tl.. parish at
,ho pcoi''e would notIi>tcn 20 It. Ihov ha1
become attached to Vim sid 20 he mcctire-
AMI they wished Inn to ,;av.
'l'u, can 10 longer r.~t under cur former
c"n.rac; vii! rcr1!d to Tie weather. said III,
pastor.
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II -. !.T.V..7.i.
tiAi> o~t cribcudi.-N. T. Tines.

LArrA Br!roMAX-W see it stated that
Ibis deaf, dumb. and blind girl is spending
the summer in Halifax Mass. IN the family
of lady. who was one Of her early teachers.
She is also engaged in writing her auto-biog-
raphy. Such a work must be truly unique
III the history Of literature. and pervaded
with peculiar interest, as showing the skill
and utility OF modern educational devices to
amelioratc and improve the condition OF the
unfortunate, who are deprived of The power
to hold communion with the outer world
through the medium OF thc most mpoI;a!lt
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obtaining the honor of sitting in the House
OF Commons, s2,oso, as safe speculation.
but keeping the money in his safe would
nave proved safer course to him, when he
'acctlous'y admitted to him "that he made a
i.tf =. ,,,,
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senses and as containing the wordrous
revelation Of an intelligent mind and susccr-
ublc heart thus shut m within their earthly
tahcTnac!e-so tcmb-lke in its silent dark
ness. Laura is row about twenty-five wears
OF age foHcotH Hcportcr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-16
III t.iS N5;i.i :':,,

Iits'iS -Hs ss.lt:.s
Tie f.low;nr r.r.?4,;c love tale i -atea
r.2-, = Sketch ~. ,,o f;,...r,1..,. wv. -.
''''
.'''' '''''s, '''c .''''-i''' a;''' TIC f'.A''S
writer a.. ioet. Thus ae won 4 vie:
He vs. u iteI o,:c c.c;.;r- T.; female
friend who was acc,.:.;,an,td hy two ladies'.
whom he had rot seen l,,orc-onc Of thcm a
charming }on,lc. inst cn:cr;nc her nineteenth
year. but whose .m III and airy trurr and
waxcn cIcarncss OF cotnr.lcxion. cave her the
appcarancc O. q hcantjtij c|,i,d r;tI.cr ,l,n =
crown woman. She seemed to take no no.
:irc lthn :,noainlv -l,.>,,r;nLlc.lm mccbar-
K. in his s.:rt-s'csyc; anil with = lr,thcr a.
,,ron: lat it a,,c;w,r,. tran. ,,ir,J th:. She
made some excuse to ,,i,, \ nearer lock of
the person who had been y r,iut.t, c,,t 10 her
hv s1..ir saeli name 4, Tie rror2,r;z. nort -
\ .tw cycninuS after. lei met the same voun,,
lady undrr circumstance: q title mere .;avora-
be to ;cntirlcnt an;, ro:l:a.r. ,yn,. As the
,1n w.S snlinr. lie was .aun;cr:rr alon o,,r
cfhie i..vo~:.a walk; Oh lill-a tree L,;r,-
cd elaIc-crioyinr the ,!c!ia,tti,l nro>ncc5
of the enchanting shores anil waters tthcf 20
marty Firth. when he uncypcc.cllv found
himScliin hcr presence. She was saun;crinr
through the wood as !cisurclv as himself
now and then dippinr into a vo,:me in hcy
hand. which hal not. however. IN the least.
the look OF a novel. a;I which pro;cI 20 lie
an elaborate essay on C.u- ,r:on They pass
cd each other, however. without any sion of
recognition. .is ne disappeared with !.
fuirkcncd ..dcc from his SIGHT. She reminded
ma that her presence Wa in harmony Wit;
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HE BLESSINGS OF On tGr.-Thc
venerable Josiah Quincy. Sen. cx- President
Of Harvard University. having been toasted
at The -Alumni dinner, made an excellent
>pccch.trom which the following is an extract:
'on every occasion. whether public or
private. an old man was sure to be reminded
OF his years. Why was this: Old age did
not simply con>i>: in length of days, for, as
the President had quoted:
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him as TO his rercciving anything ridiculou:
III It, when he tacc;iou>ly proclaimed to him
Nothing lat the Aed,i."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
fProm tho Ia.Iepsnden! 7

From tho Independents fFess'
Mn. EDtroR:-I have just heard and
was surprised tolearn it. that Mr.. Ben
iamin G. Lyon is a candidate for Pros
ecuting Attorney of the 9TH Judicial
Circuit. Ii Mr.. Lyon had anything
like qualifications for the Office there
would be more proPrie.y in his asking
for it. but when a man will ask oil The
public an Office of thnt sort without
being in the least qualified for it. the
people should be made acquainted
with the fact.
Now this Mr.. Lyon does not know
the A d G ofthe Law and his offering
himself as candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney is an insult TO the pull lie:
JOHN RYMAN.
Lawrenceburgh. Sept. %.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
CAUTION rmE pUnLIc.

J. NJ. & }. o. Howe, BiooaingfSa-D. w. Bur.
roughs, Fort WayHe-J. Turner, 0rceae0sfie-J,
Elder, RlehmoHd- r. Fairyre,J. Roberts, La Psrft
q. u. Harvey, FiaceHAess-J james Beard, Kokalna;
). Davies. Ha"tsgasH-R. G. Wright, La Grasye;
Ames & Holiday, Michigan cHy-c. D. IIensly
K0koma-r. JernIgan, Michigan cky-Fausetl
Kskon.a-J. snodsrass, PerrygviRe-J. 4. Apple,
gate, Delphi.
Sep. l-0m.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
Lawrenceburgh. Sept. %

The Sentinel. after summing up the
result Of the Iowa election, where the
Old Liner lost every thing but one Con-
gresham, and saved him only by the
skin Of lis teeth, says "Not a great VIC
tory after all''l That is as cool as the
fellow that tried to climb into Noah's
Ark. ond when he could't, told the old
man he might go-it wasn't much of a
shower any how.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
CT wlLsrAcH. N. d.
Jones American Cho,agogue;

Jones American Cho'agOgue;
For the Cure Of Fever aud Ague. Chill Re
Yer, Dumb ague, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fever. Liver Complaint, Jaandls,
Enlargement Of the Liver. Enlargement Of
tho Spleen, aud all the various B,lllos
Diseases.
This invaluable medicine wa. prepare
from al extensive pfsclIce Of several years
a bilious climate. and IL never known 10 fall
Of eariug Fever and Agur. or any Of the
diseases above stated
The unanimous testimony Of all who have
used the American ChoIagogue, or witnessed
lie operation. establishes alphabetically 10 ev.
cry one who eap appreciate .viasnes-ths
following facisi
lat The American cholngoeue pos.crses
superior Cbolagoguc Febrifage and Tonic
properties to any combination Of medicine
ever befofe Invented
2. II has cured cas,s OF Intermittent and
OF herFsver. where tho most popular m.dl.
zines THE day mad fuiled.
,. II has cured where Qainlne. and ell
other usual remedies sesmsd 10 produce bat
little or no effect
|. IL mild In IL operation. pleasant 10
take, contains neither Arsenic or other 6sls.
TEDIOUS Drugs and may be tsksn by persons
Of all ages with perfect safety.
5 Its power Ia changing and prspciIng
the billions aud other seerstions. thus cleans.
ING the system and restoring tho natural and
healthy action Of all .bs ofgsps Of the body
Ia uneqealsd. heuoe lie efficacy ne a pre-.
yentiye. Us well rsa curative agent.
q. Il Ia the most economical by Que hal
" all the usual remldles for Fesers aud bill.
Gus diseases
CT PER BOTTLE, ebollssfor ss
y. ID. PARK,
Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner OF Fourth ana Walnut streets,
entrance on wHlnutst.-io whom all orders niue
DO addressed.
NJ. W. Halle Brookviile; r. Brown, Faifneld;J.
Roekafeilar, Cedar Groves Nye q Snow, Ne
Trenton; c. Hasson, Nj. Carmel; J. n. Clement
Blooming Grove; clifford & Alden, Laurel; Thos
Robinson, New Salem; d. N. La Rue, Anderson
Vile, J. l.. Andrews, DanlapsvIiie; p. Mason,
connersvillc; s. Barbour, Rushyilie; T. Dickson
versailles d. Beav or, Liberty A. Boyd, seipie
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
NEW MLLINERY GOODS.

NyRS, Z. III. BUTLER HAS JUST OPENED,
IVA Ia hes hew ianr. store f"vn', "h the iOgnsf
s0uln of her OLD fesidenev, lhs iAisvst Ahd most
.ulcndid assortment nf Millinery auu Fancy Goods
ever offered la Rockville. eOnslstlng OF bOnnots
OF every su le from IS cents up Ribbons Of every
slS le tngclheT " ith splandu stock ot Flowers,
Cana aud all tho Narlches0l idningsi worked Col
lars, Chonlisettos, Giovas, ~e., aud can furnish
milllners wanting supplies us cheap as they eau
be had in Clncnnaii.
She invites all hur old customers 70 cali aud ex'
anime her stock before purchasing elsewhere. She
uHll.rs herself thai sho soil cheap or cheap
90 than they eau Ue had ia The market, as she "a
dolng q casn business. She proposes taking But
ter, Eggs, Nr, in exchanges Tor goous'
4. sftst.t
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06


Ma. Epirox;--Yon authorized TO announce
JOS. MARSHALL, independent OF any clique,
caucus, or wirc.puIllng convention, rs can lda,e
for District Attorney, tthc ensuing oc.o5er elcc
ton, for The District composed OF Franklin, Fay
cite, aud Union Counties. TIIE PEOPLE.
Ma. EDrToa:-Yoa Will please announce my
namo US candidate Tor sheriff OF franklin eoan-
y. JEFFERSON coLEscorr
Mn. EDsron:--Picaso announce my name can.
didaiO for Township Assessor FOR Brookvilic
township, atlAe oeiobereleetlnR.
DAVID V. JOHNSON.
Mn. GooDwIN--Picasea announce the name OF o.
NJ. Powers. as an Independent candidate FOR the
Office Of Treasurer, as tho ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
Mn. EDuos.--You win please announce my
name, as a candidate foriho onicc OF County Au-
diior, At the ensuing October election.
JOHN J. CHAPMAN.
Mn. coopwrs:-Yon will please announce my
name as candidate FOR the oaico Of County
Treasurer, at the ensuing October Election.
u. II. WEST.
Mn. Eoiroas--pleaso announce my namc as an
independent candidate zoe Tow nshp Assessor for
Broosyllle township, al the October election.
Tnos. r. SMITH.
Ma. coopwiS:--Pleass announces tho name OF
WILL. CuMBAcK, ~ Decatur county, a n can
iida,s FOR congrsss. IN this district, subject 10 tho
decision Of no people at the polls.
Ma. GooDwiSs--please announce my namu as n
candidate forshcrigef Franklin county, al the en-
sain.: October election.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
PATEMT

Spring r0ei,ife 9rcr.
n TIER GREAT LABOR end expense, Nc arc
"A nuN enabled ~ Furnish thvte unfiNnllrd ffeet
mqaantlly 40 short motley. Price, 81 so each
fusli.
HUNTER, CoBuHN, BpHEsroS 8 BARR.
sal1 Manufacturers cad wholesale deulefs ~ Sad
lleB, ilaeiNnfa aud cnuh Trimmings, 80, e
ChBfvh iiuiidiug. Nniuut street. Cincinnati. Ohio
We el-o have a seil supply of oar fsrnSF Ham
flsksa.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
.poy., and cn,Idren,s Ciotl,lng--

ID Tho undersigned IN addition TO ihs heavy
s1ock OF goods always kept Tor meh'e wear, Mould
respoctiull, inform thclr customers Ahd thu pub
ne gcneTaiy, th"t ihey are Ju't ~ receipt % n
general instrument oi }osa uhd ehlldfcu'h cloth
ing which are now Opun iOr Inspection al Their
CLOTHING EMPORIUM NJ, consisting Of
Goats, Round JacActs, rants ANA
Vests,
III endless variety, suited 10 the season, all OF
which " ~ DO sold VI very low igurvs,
No have every slxe, aud can ~ out boys THREE
WARS 0Lp, aud upwards, VITA tall suit
Ma caFncstiy soiisit casi from persons wishing
ans thihg IN tia linv, ffNhH * bAhEh'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
b. cuysoTrsIMPRovED EXTRACT

III 0l ~ . s1t ~ y - -
OF
YeIlow Dock and Sarsapafilla.
THE ORIGINAL AND oNLYCEN-
U me preparation for the permanent cure
Of Consumption and diseases Of the Isnss
where they are supposed 10 W effected BY
ih- too free ,.e Of mercsry,
TWILL ..URE WITHOUT FAIL.
scrofalao or Kings Evil. Cancers. Tsmos.
Erysipelss. Chronic Sore Eyes, 'ng~ern
or letters. Scsld Head, Rheumatism, and
in the Tlones or Jolals. Old o 20 and Ulcers,
Swelling CT The Glands. s. ,hiIibs. Dyspep-
sis. Salt Rhsum. Dissssec. Kidneys. Loss Of
Appetite, Disease arising from the use OF
Mercury. Pa Ia the Side and Shoulders.
General Debility. Dropsy. Lumbsgs. lam
dice.
BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN
Testimony Of Samuel Psrous Care Of q
case CT distressing Liver complaint Of
FIVE years standing, certified to BY DR.
Wilstsch.
LAFAYETTE, Feb. 81, 1854.
This 10 10 certify that for the last years
Of my life, have been severely sff Icied with
the Liver Complaint. To describe al Of my
horrible feelings would be out Of my power.
| was troubled with a severe dead psIp In
my eft side, with sharp pains under ny
shoulder blade My sleep was disturbed .un.
refreshing, accompanied by nleht-msrs-
After eating had severe distress In nv
stomach. often vomiting up my food. ny
bowels were always dersnged, aud often very
sore. My appetite wss variable, sometimes
a voraciors craving for food. at other tins
an entire Ioss Of appetite. dizziness Ia the
head, dull drVwsy lsusuor, accompanied By
"a ringing whizzipg noise In my ears. Urine
was high colored, and voided with pain
Limbs were numb. cold extremiiies. lead
ache, great depression Of spiri.s. NV copn-
ienancs assumed yellow, cadayerous hue.
Ny whole as stem was greatly debilitsted.--
| have been under the care OF skillful phv-
sicians, without any relief. and cespsIred Of
ever obtuining relief. But by the advice Of
DR.. wiIsiach, OF Lafayette, made ss. Of
Dr.. Caysou's Extract Of Yellow Dock aud
sarsaPsrills, and by the use OF two bottles
OF the medicine, all OF the above disirewIns
symptoms have been removed. and am nov
In as perfect a state Of health ss have ever
enjoyed. In fact. the medicine has eifec.
ted perfect cure, and feel Il . duty to
recommend !. 10 all afflicted with any Of the
above symptoms.
Signed, SAMUEL PARSONS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
NO NUTHINS ABOU I!

10 No. = LUHlHItFttUI HVW'
THE Paddle can always dad geagral assoT.'
meHt Of good ena
fashionable Furniture,
Consisting la part 81 tsu reaus. Lksdsicnds,
fables, STANDS, Sotaass Ccntcr osso
card rabies, Lounges ana .s.'tfcs-
s.s. WiIluw Wagons a. Cabs, Htnr-
l,ci lsAsAots, Wtti0W cradles, Sptit
Canc a windsor cnatrs, spstt-canc
and NsoOdVn ts0okcrs, epssh--ossi
Rockers, AMI VthpE hveV'aaFlVs WI ho''"'
nlruishIne loo humorous 10 HuAllon,
-ALSO--
MCCORMICK 9 PATENT STRAW, CUTTER,
WAffauiod 10 give natisihptoh' AL ol "nlNu
will DO sold low lor cash al iha 80. -.
FURNITURE ROOMS.
-. Is. Ne have on hand aud eau furnish on
short notice, a superior style OF Ncnsst"t'
Mind. a Cincinnati Pfleos'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
CT PER BOTTLE, boIussror ss
y. ID. PARK,
PILEsl PILEsl Truths worth re-

PILEsl PILEsl Truths worth re-
rememb.ring-Thstth the Piles is a painful
disease; that all who have the Piles wish to
be cured; that all who have had the piesi
and have used Humphreys Vegetable oint-
ment, are cured.
UThat every ono who has tested the
uprising virtues of this valuable "Hlnt-
ment," pronounce II the best remedy for the
cure Of Piles, that was ever discovered.
That this valuable remedy is also war
ranted, u early applied, an immediate Gu.
for burns; scalds. etc. John Mears. Mile
Greenwood, ana many others can bear tee
timony to IFS remark bic curative properties
Il cures bleeding or blind Piles. whether In
tsrnal or external.
Price OIL per box.
Sold by JOHN d. PARK.
Corner Fosrth and Wslsut stfssss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06

From necessity, am induced 20 ASK Your suhra.
gps Tor The Office " County Treasurer, for enc
term only. Never having been politician Or Of.
Atc-a ckc-, nfrW woriia may be necessary la AK.
ing your -uffases. n W. 30 reeaiieeivd that
was the unfortunate contractor ipf building tnr
'Bufnet liuHse. % ealud, w which | have become
embarrassed and unable "a meet NY liabilities.
tfum circumstances unnyodnhir. A strung desire
10 pay nay honvst debts, and SQUARE my actions 10
mtufu with alimauti had, induces lue 10 ask your
sunsarps With some hope oi suecest.
aug. ~. if5f. ~. ". FTNY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
RRooKVILLE COLLEGE.

THyllls lnslitationis nov ready torecenehny
numberoi young genIletnou and young la
- dies, aud AFFORD tneul tie best OF facilities
for obtaining thorough education. The building
Is Largo aud cony enent. aud The board OF gslrue-
lion Will be as tV wants o the lnsIatlOh
demand. Those young men who I1ay even prefer
tograduate al elder Institutions, wiildo weito ae-
uu,re lhe preparatory studies here, where ihe
classes arc not loo large tor convenience, aud
where they are not taught by nnler graduates, AS
In most old Institutions. Young ladies', on grad
untiny, viii receive appropriate diplomas.
lSoardiug can DO had M 80 ID families, near the
college, edlicc at two dollars per week. Young
men IN board thcmssy IS at aoouislSty cents l"r
wesk. Inc prices ol tuition range from $50 10
500 per quarter with ten per cent discount for
ADVANCE pay lnent. korfurlner particulars address
JNO. W. LOCKE, frvs't
SrOksillc nj. fsO.G 1854.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
SAMUEL PARSONS.


Lawrence township, Tip. co. Ird.
Mr.. Samuel Parson is one Of our oldest aud
most reliable citizens, and his staiemest 10
entitled 10 entire coh6dcnce. I copsider
that the cure ia his case was effected cole by
Dr.. Guysoti's Extract Of yellow Dock and
sar-spsrilla. aud rrgard u a ono 81 the
most Extraordinary cures ihs' has ps-ssd ss-
der my Observations.
CT wlLsrAcH, N. ID.
QUAR- bottles, 81 per bolllc-sIs bottle, for o..
SOLD by JOHN d. PARK.
sorth-east cernerof eth and " slnuts,s., cineir.
natl, o., General Agent forlhs WA, 10 whor
kiiorders msst be addressed.
NJ. w. Hale, Brook Vile, r. nrown, Patriotic
]. y. RocI afellah Cedar Grove, sye.e SNOW. New
Trenton, G. tiAsson. MI. Carmel, !. n. Clements
blooming Grove, clifford a Holden. Tho-s. Robir
son, New Salem, y. n. Larue, Andersontilie. n.
Harbour. Nashville, 7. Dlekenon, Versailles. d.
Deanef. Liberty, A. Royd. seipio. }. O.. Andisws
Dunlapsvllie, Hall 4 iiaghes, connsnyille.
January 30, "a, No.s,iy.
JOHN ID. PARK, Dealer IN all vaiassis
Medicines. n. u. corner Of ssh,a wainsts,rss
Cmtlhnat Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-06
Gundry's com@eroiai writing

rfnf. undagslgacdis Prepared 10 furnish The
Neatern mafKet With superior wiring fluid
-hlsown lntoHtiOi--and winch 10 color, uurabili.
Is, aud nulduy - Warranted 70 ha unsurpassed.
The color - al gfsla gfeeplsb blue, changing 10
a dgop permanent biae9.
Ailufders Will be promptly attended 70 by al.
dressing, or calling On hiin uths onice ~ Mvfcan-
tile College. II may also be obtained ni tho book
stores generally. John GuNDkl.
Nov, 4. tr,J, ss-iyF.