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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17


LATH have iuIther ed s1C osinE 10 The hsl t2ef -
90 &c Eastern 81 SIC ~ CLOSING At outside
k1Ck b 900 Cenlod; ssc. iiSH DDS az
ao std Iutur At ~ e.. inc .udus all here.
LUMbfRWf have cAGLFe 70 nc,e 10 Ess-eu spruce na
PIN, the scve as; sles ess'es - a1T-i
hesvs LuuJes good demand .oT AID hone ss slaves
. fru previous rttes --..., -,
lover ST. - dsys for Refined GeTTs OsenA dl a.
ri s.i Refsil sale, Of - IS
NOLAssES- Pcs wiiiou- material change the cem.ni
odelie TIE upply; .es 50 bbls New cans - .2te;
81 hhds 2d2ic 10 thd- Porto REQ AZ .
ss,e Trdtc Cuba ~ d2;c; aso tie a.
ter rae. AID 30 Clsysd Cube part ie.eEiCT a. 23c
NAILS he assortment oof o Cat, which are u COCA a-n.na
ai0tc zach sDo line. .,-
tuoysIey; bis z4sc II ana c sap
rnS trofr remains bare .ud aSd~f- Are
fru r North County and Geh lafed f'f Con moo
the the iprvaulen OF y"-iefd.f
f1liy tuaneo WilEiie - ~ ga - O. S9 . deliver
Fse r,qusst. bbs 81 T5Q - D. Tar sie.dy Al
les ~ at tis Rope - 3 IN order Ciy Peh At
8 IS CAM here a. al q &c. Ne quote: . -, ~,
Coutt1 y 70 r. dsi u Do VII, q 80 b.. go -
Tr 4 6b.......... ga I 80 sP TaP- SAL. ga -"
OILS frcss iye ruled srm r English Lisssi bg NJ d.
Gnd limited quite moderate Whole 100 ~ ~
BE- AID small o;s a. &c IL hhds VIII sses o "
esf CrudeNhs- sciv; holis lm "a their preteu'on
as sii n sales Of .eleeted 81 7 asnnd
Wt,er rude SPIN bGi qae 81 ~ ~ Tor prime
o reuy bat sufficient Tor the requirements tie
6e; sssbe - 5odsii 20 tf spring aad " "a
m ut DleacLed Olive inactive; saes " w. oAiXes
80 Is; Rec Is sins h5c for WeS.ern VI
T.lovx OF a ale C. ads zee Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17
n NtcoLtY Aucion-et
CTOCKS and BONDS at AUCTlON.-ALBERT

CTOCKS and BONDS at AUCTiON.-ALBERr
- Ii NICOLAY will sell Tuls DAY, Aus H. st l2 OeOcs,
the Mrchsu. Esehss Cor seeoSet . whom may eosesra,
Convertible Bonds interest payable st February and Let Angus
sscb.
Cleveland and Pit.bursh Railroad 7PsI cent, Convertible
urest sle lei Meh ADD lst September 81 GOO each
s9too lipos aud Wisconsin Rrod st Modssse per cent
Cor.r- bo, de- Jauusrs aud let july 100 each
$500 Newyuk and New syen siosd per cent Bonds, 10
teiest psy bic June aLS lst &c nbr Z 600 each
kHauf ard %ssbn-tol Rosd LIT Noftgsge cent
Couvrullr BOrd. Iaysb Dunsan, sherman Co.'S
Let April ard 10, October 2 500 tach
sss Burslo Corning End Nv Railroad lot Mortgage
Convertible Bonds interest payable st April AMI Isl Ostob
zach.
Cleveland and Pf.b irgh Railroad per cent Cosye
M Income BoLds Interest payable lst May and lot So'ems
400 zach
5sl.res Atlantic Bank of New York tloo each.
50 sLsies suhok Bank. $5O esch
,hsles Empire diy Bans, %25 esch
shes Famels Cte,s Bank Of Iona Island - each
l3shsges Commercial bark o. New Orleans, $50 eacn.
II shares Hanover \ re- Insurance Company $50 eaeh.
- thsI,s Harmony Fire lnsu Company, So each
4shules Secondary. Railroad. "a o each
4f0 here HsnTshrs Coal Gni Iron Company $ieO each
SALE per This day and the balance
accrued all the Bouts will be charged -
puchlSI -
H. n holds regular sales e Stocks Bonds and Othe Securities.
every MONDAY and THURSDAY the MeTehAuts' EXCHANGE
AT PRIVATE SALE,
first Railroad BoDds Bank lnsursnce hA
other Stools Office M hrlsd.-t Of W all sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17
The s,no.u. received at The subasury was 500, 200

The snosnt received at the subTrcasury vas sS'0S"V
paid $3.50. 373; balance. q, 737, ss7
Tie Exchanges ct the Clearinghouse were sleoisooo
Jic sale of 5000 pieces Lupus herinos by "neFdns
4 Co. was very faly attended by purchasers from ali
psrs Of the country The goods were fresh and desra-
N, and sold a. about Zoe. yard below the proes Of
l., fail Ttey are estimated to have brought % % %
cent, on the manufacturer prices The sale 'neladed
Geo niece. mere than verified. 1t was better sle
ss,n xss anticipated. The sso yesterday by the same
.,c.rcers much lees satisfactory sae for the own
ers the loss being asy goods quito large Other i'm
Mortar sales advertised and the aueOnrooaS prom
se TO be actively employed FOR some time 70 come in fore
pr of our overs,ock Of Dry Goods.
Albert Nicosys som-wccky auction sale OF Stocks and
Bonds will take place usual tomorrow at II, o'clock,
at The Merchants Exchange.
The steamer from Boston to-day had s2io 900 in specie
The New-York Life and Trust Company de Jared
semi-.nnual dividend of cent, payable 10Th ms
Tie Examining Committee make the folio wing report Of
the condition Of he Company:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

FRUITS sale COO boxes Buoc Rsisiss 5ld
8 IS; 4,c bars Brazil Nuts &c a. bbls Cur-sa sbc;
cess LeseeIn Ci',sn. SSe oS teahe' Psseh-s -i9sl u
SSO Il peeled Peaches. &C 1Iec and ace 5 gspeeed,
..c-j Z. 20 rs dIied stale Apples &c BE
OEANths make u firm Nhesf. ard this II demand
fo rs here The sTrivss ; Dod-at; 1eb
Of tai oeHs forward heated GeDs.ee PsIty .sa sss
slowly 1As extreme sske6 cheek The eoasumPar- Ola
Nesein heat 0Ei o. Hstei thu s-les $50 bCass god
d ts' ian 81 - DEFY paid; 80 bashes prime I'd Sl;hern
a. 81 20 ~ tashes prize white G-uesee - ~.
bE,hts ms Hne Southern red sou u g. Rye ssd
sne N es lAIeels 81 le0 81 u Oats 6ru and 10 rod
demand Il for Stale ard Weses AID a. a2c jerry
ton 9ftusd tTue Nh hs srT,s and favorable sdVces
nom kGiso but buyon refused holders and
eos'd bui At pEess u he
sss ere = rsheis az u. unsouni; III d7si fJr West
n mHsd - &c Tor s0siAeTh yellow AID sS6s do Waite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

NBIskYThe market cai;e s-n or -tste Prron tas lens
ut a. re close tarue fs Of - Dtt a. ''@' ~
Ohm add 81 dS6c - Prison. Dfzsse held firmly 57c ne
Nov rTnd Run Geusld a. 3j46s Ac.ho a. &c G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

kEwRIDToID OIL naRKET f1r the week endus August =
IN Tie hslemen shIplgg Lst speTmWe have asn 20
tort verv quiel market The Oay transeJn - oar
tnovl,dse sale Of Ice bbl' from rsht whale ship 81 -
Oil taking whale ships hn - ltGfe
inquiry Lut The sales have been on, % =
Lin extent ho6 being hTu; si go bb Al tje' - do 01
DO Sc NEal-b0neA Aet qlrt
but firm; Sale 4oU rs Arc'ie private terms N fEhaTsn
we II sale Of 90 rs Polar -fvance upon &c 10
OIL ChKE-A sod demand for export and Aea Of ssie OF
county tOhoD iems not made pu)e -ni ;!
esoI, icrsi tacl out o. flket sad
iuow Il DO ssss -,
NEALThe usrke Is qui r ssles OF country 81 81 o..
ESl 6fl a. cifJ st ~ ~. e leo p.
PRONSONS-Ihe mHke again better for PoFt and TIE AZ
rivals sht The dmaud quite sve for igfle dss
,ry sal bb $lSdts . ;or Ness e '5G 80 s 1r
Pu In addition above hear Of ESQ bs Mes 90 ti7s
sellers option 2t b5s 60 days from 18th sept sses
opnn as 800 bbls e. days. sellers o2on at $5 ~
b.. quite hrD the active II ~ hbs u ID
%l5 IS for City Mess ~ IS iJ County, Mes 80 tof
psc.d Clcago +lo ~ for Cy Prime. ncu1ed In tne ss
bt CITY Prime the fr sale Jr long time r. ~ o't
quiet e Beet Hams scarce 81 % o
Cut fair demand; OF 10 hhds
AID 6.a6.e. tor Shoulder and Ge for Hns Lrd y
the OF Isl bbls a. Nt oe small
lots tie b, II higher Bu'ter Is n AMI pune u -
I-ny; # Ohio sale and state ~ IS PC Cheese sell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

Iha AsrkiCAs kkCHAsGh oAsk, NEwt ssN JaDe = IacA
A n EXTRA DIVIDEND uf TEN PER CENT. %
"a Capital Stock Of this Will be paid tho DIST dag
July
The sua stock viii b, increased FIFTY PER CENT
miob dollars payable half fny dollar per share s
July the other half the Slxh Of Novsn
be-
ro& will disrihufd the old stockholders In The
old sceord
the sioct Ledger, the morning Of the 18th inst
The rights fractional part shares he transferred and
bped ~ O obtain fail shores
stockhodsr 3oh pa, 10 ~
a be entitled rebate the VI
cent per the nOieiJ the 9Th November
The half the will b entitled
portion Of the senia annual divd-n 70 Move nb-
The Trsnuer pooks will ba closed the II
july Inclusive. C A MEI05 Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

:
psrv6 dc freely hut hoiers
NOoL-Ths insrsss for domestic qil. heavy. AID Is df
fcu effect ses. unless Tie
wek ard Manufacturers BIZ spsnsy Foreign !.
charged Ard e4-n Of ses Of either description wohJ o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

IIOs-Tis S,srsh molerse bot Eo brands az
ful pric-r laE los sslthie soe -
tun. odsy 81. L. Rls Ss-st u held Il
i.c 80 Tnslsi DO - Sc 8 Il1ifh-
INDIGO quis dill sad iar IL sdss Ps. fSvoE ne par
fa,s Manila 10 10 ess~s i.dr.s ~ &c
L. TT ECur rsAIkef f1r heuck Soc tho1 a. 80 ~
AID Iur and II lower vh~u compared With '.- a.
.t-sdiueuaAuF ID - a.
stdre dfc for fnfaas ivr~s Lh-. sisw u % fedl-i
erfif -te dozth preventing G1.AE ta'
ts be- m6e low re FOR Rgr6< Ts a9f
lie 6 Ansours; bot The nsEst closes Gus agir
hereto Eesvy We vi hid OsG - glei Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

Do er,ms ss.. n Is ncaiA 50
PoTAToEs-Th bueysaey noticed in our .i hv been sas
TO- none use bu Tor export there little org the su2q
backwards; sales OF Jcy aea Long Island
sSsiiN GOD: ssts at 81 Sai 81 ior yEs ail
PLASTER-Cscusd snd wanted Il - Blue and whe
N1ds.r request f Sales u ~ a. 81 - for
e9,,iSs sre wanted AID the s.ocs j, much reduced
S,les - ca - SIT according to gaslity.
sPltEs-The nSrss !. gast spd Le.s .io ne c,P ~ ~
Rae GiuFer Cloves i5sla.e rimsuto i4ia ....,,.
sUCARs1hers charso % note IL prc's bn the mlFket
fss q lids Cp5S Au,oovsa9 e. ST. go N'S ohe.as ~
5Ge' .. bids Port Rico At .g,e u eo'r, n'y.na o
Atttotn 81 btcs Nov Uresus a; , lge - u 2 ~ 10
sALT-ToTts Island plenty, oul std o"eI L.efo - N
ere d. Bosire M sscks s2 SACKS Cosse German ell
pdvse; so, Eacks Ashton % dsy a - 90
W.T., .eeuafe nsry; curing prices hsvs inP'vd
The ivoe respecting TIE re" crop are uni5rthe ses o. 9o
iof N, .d a.a fcaped Rough F.aS wsH1a At
sTdSl Is = 81 ne Calcutta Liueed j. scsIce sad ..Iied
cb sale a. Boston 81 - CanAJ seed eu7 a. - 10y
sIEABIgA a inquiry for prime bat 'hefe IL Little IL fnt
hsrds. ssts Of - Ut rs pm a. iclltc, ee.h
STaECETke demand moderate snd prices show 10 ma
"sKINsHssI,, 1900 Boivsr City Darr At 4ic e..h
sIELTE Gu sId heavy Lssi ale Of Plates Be- onh'
- tfefed IL that !ltc, 10 LrT4Ee.
SHCITEc 70 j. s4y sDpPfted tue o. nstc tAh
Drip lie, Buck 1 Bas Led hss advanced
s,fndy supply 100 hhd rendered (Batsh
ts Esocis exIU sui = bis for home Il ~. essh
also Ia los dile srrive for GOOD 10 prime
TINour name; os Pa INACTIVE sn prices Rave undfrso1e
nsieTs change small sales a. td3-c Tor bsnca sc s'c
Straits Fi,iss scarce ara held 81 -l month 70, "a
qEAs-There bet a'ls business dong IN rirf knd Price.
O. ady ius he N GRADES OF Greens especially uns
handy Arm The public sac Is announced for
TobACCo-Kersety quiet ard her description.
nc. 81, ir a. - 80 Copaeec Sd Ia 10 ms
Hsfb. 22GS 50 bales sssns IS bale. Y' and 100 do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

THE COUPONS OD the BONDS Of the BOSTON,
ono OkD AND MONTREAL RAILRO aD go dn. the I'D
iEs,. NIL be paid a. the office OF A. UNDERWOOD & sou Ne
= EIelsr ee-pisce. GEO AiEof Treasurer
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
CHARCOAL FOR TURKEYS.

s It's said that charcoal when mixed
with the food. fattens turkeys very rap
idly. A correspondent Of the German
town Telegraph says:
lhave recently made an experiment.
and must say that the resultsurprised
me. as / had always been sceplical i.
Four turkeys were confined IL pen,
and fed on meal. boiled potatoes and
oats. Four others, Of the same brood.
were also ut the same time confined
Ia another pen. and fed daily on the
same articles. but with one pint Of very
finely pulveriEed charcoal mixed with
their meal and potatoes. They had
also a plentiful supply Of broken char
coal lntheirpen. The eight were kill.
3 ed on the same day. and there was a
difference Of one and u half pounds
each in favor OF the & wis which had
been supplied with the charcoal. they
being much the latest, and the meal
greatly superior in point OF tenderness
and favor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
pHooRrss OF FINANCIAL EVENTS.

As the first shock OF the crisis has
been received, we have time TO look
around US. and observe the effects II
has produced. Third street, yester-
day. was full Of groups engaged In en-
ger conversation. and specializing on
the coming events. whose shadows 10
them. seemed cast SO heavily before.
Some Of these groups were sorrowful
10 look upon. Strong armed and hard
Ested men. with faces bronzed by toll.
slowly spelled out the printed noticesof
assignment. and with Heightened visa.
gcs wondered how soon dividend day
would como round. Poor widows.
with children in their arms, stood
round the windows and doors. looking
In vain for some signs Of hard.oarned
treasurers, few dollars II may be
but moro 10 them, than thousands To
others. Merchants. however took
things calmly. quietly. talked the mat
ter over. and went about their business,
The ominous. forebodings Of Monday,
that half the town would be protested
before night, rs VIC predicted, proved
unfoundod. Our merchants have been
learning to look out for themselves too
long. 10 be carried down BY even these
failures. But few had large balances
In the private OF any other banks, and
although instantly deprived OF facili.
ties they had all depended upon in a
greater or less degree, We heard OF no
important failures.
That the system Of banking or de-
posts only Is virtually ended, Is q
source of general qualification, altho'
the violence Of the remedy, and the
individual distross il occasionsis to be
regretted. The baseloss and tottering
fabric has vanished like n dream
Hereafter. the public should remem-
Der, that no ono can afford TO pay six
per cent interest on Gu rent deposits.
Whoevel offers TO do SO with the less
ons we have just learned, before him,
must DO set down either q knaye or \
fool. Whoever deposits money in such
gull'traps, does Il with his eyes open
TO the positive certainty OF losing IL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17

A few weeks ago the Rev. Mr. A.
in company with the Hon. Mr.. B. was
travelling in certain diiection-no
matter wherein the cars. The train
stopped at V-to take in passen-
gers, and matron accompanied by
two sweet looking girls came aboard.
The young ladies were in high glee
and laughing merrily at something
no matter what-girls.often laugh just
because they can. The elder lady
plsyfully asked the. Rev. Mr.. A, with
whom she was acquainted, to help her
keep the girls quiet, and he smilingly
promised to try, if the Hon. Mr.. b.
would aid him. Just then the conduc-
tor entered, and told the ladies that
there was FIRE in the forward car
They rose and left--their ringinglaugh
leaving broad streat of sunlight be-
hind them.< So young, so joyous and
mirthful they were, that the writer
thinks it would have taken alonger
faced. and more stern looking Mn
ister tha Mr.. A. to keep them quiet.
Loving sunshine and good company
our gentleman friends were not slow in
following the ladies, and were some
what surprised to.fnd them sitting
very quietly by the stove. soft cloud
resting upon their young brows, Mr..
A. inquired Of the mother
"Have you succeeded in quoting
those girls MADAME"
"Ah, Mr.. A. we have not felt like
laughing since we came in here; look
there"
She pointed to seat a little be-
yond her where sat young mother
Of genteel appearance with a fair and
innocent boy upon her lap-bitterly
weeping-0l how her heart seemed
bursting with grief. She gently stilled
tue prattle Of her darling boy-pres-
sed his little head close TO her beating
heart and wept on. No wonder those
girls felt awed. But why such q scene
in public conveyance? Why could
that woman rot have controlled her
feelings until she had gotten where
none could mark her grief? Had she
buried the guide of her yOuth--the
father Of her beautiful boy. and was
she returning now to the home Of her
childhood, with that bitter. crushing
weight a widowed heart? All no,
worse than that! In seat beside
her lay her husband in shameless
drunkenness-lost to all sense of de-
cency and incapable of taking care If
himself. Shall l write out the picture
as it actually was? l dare not; there
are some scenes too disgusting to paint.
II cannot for fear of offending the
delicacy Of my readers. give a de-
scription Of that young man as he lay
there. what must have been the NOR
LITIGATION and grief-the deep woe Of
that young wife. compelled 70 witness
all. No wonder those young girls
grew thoughtful. No wonder that the
pressed heart-fountain Of that yonng
wife poured out the briny tears. Let
them flow, / said. mentally, they are
all gathered and put in Gods bottles
they are so many prayers to the
compassionate Saviour for the regene-
GRAFTON OF the world. How long, o
Lord. just and holy, shall the law ma
kers Of Christian nation refnse 10
protect the helpless from the worst of
curses? How long shall Il be until in
temperance Is banished from our land?
--Ladiss' Temp, Wreath.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17

"a THING OF BEAUTY II 4 Joy FOREVER
why wilIpeople ondato pimples on tho thu.
man face dlyno,'or erupIlop' ofany kind, when
itlsa fact so woll known, that Dr. 0uysofis, YET.
lou Dock aud sarsapariiia eloansos tho skin from
Alllmpuhly, removing plmplcs, sores,and Bloich.
o., leaving the Affected parts as healthy, smooth
aud soft as the hesh Of babe. u Is really price
less 70 all that wish the rosy beauty OF childhood
II causes all sores and poisonous wounds 10 de
charge all infested matter, and oradieaies over
impurlty from tho sysiom.
itdoes II work mildly, but ereciuaily. giving
conscious beauty and blooming health IN the place
Of ugliness aud soal.siek onlng disoaso.
III PSva advertisement,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
Or. GUYsoTT's IMPROVED EXTRACT
of
Yellow Dock and Sarsapalilla.

Yellow DOCK anu onrsapallllu,
For Purifying tho Hood, Strengthening mo pl-
geallve Organs, Restoring tho Appetite, Curing
Dimness Of Sight Painting flt., Visiting % Flesh
LangeuF, skit seases, Distressing Nervousness
or Mind Complaint, Ineapaclp for klndy OF Da-
sinoss, fAlpltallon of the Heart, Low Spirits,
Rush Of Hood 10 the Head, Vertigo, Failure Of
Memory, Mereural Diseases, soorhulle Eup tons,
aoul, rheumatism, solaliea, Palms IN the Homes
Ulcers, Old sores, or any long standing Chronic
malady. twill speedily cure The many distress.
ing Diseases peculiar 10 Women. II Removes all
imparI.es Of the Hood, rendering the skin eleaf,
sefts and Transparent, Removing all krupllons,
fimplos, aud Roughneas.
scorf TOWNSHIP, NlsnsRnuRau, co.,
PARH-pear sirs-it Ia With great pleasure
write about tho very happy ELECTS Of yeuF d.,
Guysoli's' Hxsae. OF yellow Dock, and sarsapa
rllla, upon my daughter, who has heen Aansfing
under that dreadful disease Of kfyslpelaa, " N
which abe was attacked In las, aud shs was At
soaded by some of our most skiitfai physicians
for over eight months persoyoFlngly without any
beneficial eject whatever. She became reduced
"a perfect skeleton. she had ulsera ON her shout.
der 10 her knees, which continually discharged
offensive matter, IIafphYslclans pronounced her
case hopeless, aud beyond tho reach Of medicine.
My nelghbor aud myself thought her dissolution
near nj ha nd. One OF my nolghbofl inalsled on
my trying "Dr. Guy sott's Extract OF yellow Dock
aud sar.apaFlla," AZ last resort, foras all ofoar
physicians mad given her ny, Ihero could DO no
dotrlmont ln ID. consented 10 do 30 more from
restless deslro 10 do something for my daughter
while lie lasted, than from any hope OF hor get
ding relief. so commenced using Tho medicine
according 10 directions, and 70 my grea. as,onish.
Inonl, ahe commenced improving, and boiore she
used eight bottles sho was able TO walk out. She
used IN all twelve bottles OF Dr.. Guyso.rs IN.
tract Of Yellow Dock aud sarsapaflla, which re-
stored her 10 perfect health, IN December, it5a.--
sho IL now entirely FREQ from any vestige-or The
eompialnt.
lmosl earnestly recommend II 70 every pofson
suffering under any similar disease.
Yours truly, ID. l.. MARTIN.
I DO hereby oorlify, that my fathers statement
Of my late illness snot by any nIeaas oxaggora'
ted Ny health 10 now perfect, which Aseribs
wholly 10 tho uso for Or. Guysolt's Extract Of
Yallow Dock and saFsapahllA.
ANN ID. MARTIN.
- PIT up IA quart bottles. 81 poe botllo.-
Six bottles for IS. soldby J.D.PARK.
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut afro cts
onimneo on Walnut siFoeb-lo whom all oFdor
must DO addressed.
NJ. W. Halle, BrookvIIIo. T. Brown, FAIRFIELD
lis. Roekafellar, Cedar Grove, N,e & snow
Sew Trenton, c. ilassop. Mt. Carmel. ). n. Clio
mems. RoomIns Grove. elnord & Holden, ihos
aoblnson, New salon, b. ". LaFae, Anderson
villas. :. hnsboar,s Rushsiils, +. Dlckerson, ver
saalss. u. Beaner, Liberty, A. Rosd. Selplo, J. I
Andrews, punhpsvllc, hnll q iiuges, connera
! vllls.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
Banking House,
LAUREL, IND.

efi4H LAUREL, IND.
~ n. CLEMENTS, has jast received large and
Y. we'll sssVFtcd stock 81 nov goods Of sser, va
flely and eiuaper than ever brought 10 this mar.
hot b8f1fv. aud will b. sid lower. but rreoleet
must nave . thar produce OF eash. or keep my
goods.
= \. B.--I viii pay cash Tor wheat, Corn, Oats,
6v... CD. CLEMENTS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
For saIcin Indiana, by

J. NJ. a }. @. Howe, ioomlBgfon-D. W. nur.
roughs, Fore Wsyne-J. Turner, 0reeneastie-J.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17

NOTARY PUBLIC
IN fhoundsrslglIud having boon appointed by
tho Governor ua Notary Pubic, viii give hls
stfctost tontion 10 an, business 10 HIS linz that
HE friends may favor him with, aud by duo and
careful attention W business he hopesto give gen
cfalsatsfncson,
Having u numherofthc dostarproved lnfms 10
Deeds, Mortgages, Qnt-ClalnA, &c, on hand,
those wishing acknow Judgements taken OF Deeds
&c, made, viii dovcn 20 give him call.
iunp WM. ". MecLEERY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
NEW Millinery GOODS.
MFRS. Z. NJ. HITLER HAS JUST OPENED

WI IL her ncw Hsscy ssors fooin, ON Tie ;ornsI
south OF hor old residence, tho largest and mos
splendid assortment OF Millinery aud Fancy Goods
ever offered In Brookylllo. consisting OF Bonncts
OF every style, from - cents up Ribbons OF every
sly 10, together with splendid stock OF Flowers
Caps, aud all the yarietios Of Innings; worked Col
lars, chemisoues, Gloves, de-, and can furnish
.millinefs wanting supplies Ne cheap a. ihos car
DO had in Cineinf at.
kho invites all her old customers 10 call and cx'
anime her stock before purchasing elsewhere. She
natters herself that she sell cheap cheap.
or than they can DO had In thu market, rs she Il
doing n cash business. She proposes taking Hut
Ter, Eggs, &C., In cSehRnge for goods.
may ANN