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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29

THE LADIES REposrToRY.-The Deem
Der number of this excellent monthly has
been received. II is embellished with two
fine steel engravings, one Of which is a
view of the city of Portland, Me-, and the
other, "The Mothers Dream" The Re-
pository is the queen Of Ladies' Maya
zines, and should be patronizcd by every
lady. The present number closes its four
teenth volume, and as many attractions
are promised for the forthcoming year,
the January number may be looked for
with much interest. "The large increase
Of patronage during the present year has
induced the publishers to enlarge the
work by the addition Of sixteen pages, SO
that each number will contain sixty-four
pages royal octave" To all who have
not yet subscribed we would say, now is
your time. No lady should be without it..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29

Affected SU1orDz-Johnson Peppers,
of Harrison county, attempted to commit
suicide at Mr. Woodyard's, tavern near
this place. on Wednesday last, BIZ cutting
hts throat from ear to ear. lie is still
alive, and hopes are entertained Of his re-
eoVery. Partial arrangement caused by
family zdifhsalties is assigned as q cause
for the .aet.-Prtaatytolaa Gaaeas,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29

SLAVERY DErISED DysTEE N. Y. TM-
BuNE.-The Tribune is terribly frightned
at the increase of Chinese Paganism In
California. 1t says:
"But however free all men may beby ma
ture accordingly to theoretical republican
ism, practice has shown that no two peo-
pie with distinctly marked and unconge-
NAL characteristics. can occupy the same
territory at tie same time on terms of eQuali-
y. Either there must be sympathy
enough between them to produce fusion,
or the one will virtually if not nominally
be the master over the other"
Here is the whole argument for South
ern slavery. Itcould not be more fully
aud clearly stated. II it were TO exhaust
cations Drink and renms of foolscap, We
would not give more complete and pow
erlul rejoinder to all The Tribune's de-
nuncialions OF Southern slavery than is
contained in this paragraph. The dispa-
rity the distinctive characteristics between
The CaucaSians and Africans are quite as
probable as these between the Caucas-
Sims and Magnolian and hence the i'm
possibility of their CO existing harmoni.
ously any other but the relations of mas
Ter and servant. After such confession
as this, the Tribune will convict itself Of
outrageous hypocracy if it ever utters an
other word against slavery in the south.
" o. Della.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29

~ The Kuow-Nothings of Virginia
recently held convention at Richmond;
aud it is rlmored appointed member of
the order to reply to tho recent letter Of
the Hon. Henry A. Wise.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29

sIEoUpAR.-The'Iastli line. ever set by
Mr. Charlton, Pittsburg printer. whose
death occurred recently, was this
F." And even at last the SOLEMN hour shall comsy'
Having done this. he staggered frona
his case, under a sudden attack Of disease.
and in few days died and was buried.
The solemn hour lad come.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29

~We have been requested to state
that E. F. Vincent will address the peo-
pie Of West Milford and vicinity. on Know
Notbingism. on Friday. December 18th,
at 9 O'Clock.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29

FATAL AHPA1R.-N. B. CLARK, of Han
over eounty,ya killed runaway slave
not long since. It appears Mr. G. attemp+
ted to arrest him, when the slave made :
violent attack upon him. During the az
fray, Mr.. Clark struck him a blow on the
head, which produced death in q few pli-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29
FOR GOVERNOR,
A. WISE,
OF 4OCOMAC.
Subject to the Decision Of the Democratic
State Convention.

EB-The weather during the past week
has been very disagreeable. Winter, with
all its dread realities, seems to be upon US
in right good earnest.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29

e. The printers at Nashville, Tenn,
are on a strike. They. demand thirty.fye
cents per Thousand ems, which the pro-
Prietors refuse 70 give.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29

a LOFTY MouxrA1N.-Mourlt Hood. in
Oregon. has now been ascertained, by ac-
tual measurement, to be full eighteen
thousand three hundred and sixty.one
feet high. This is the highest peak on
the American continent, and ons OF the
highest in the world. From this peak.
mountain tops FIVE hundred miles dfstsDt
are distinctly seen. The nountain IL.
volcanic, smoke being seen to issue from
the summit
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-29

"sHAKEs, ''-senator Douglas expected
TO address the people Of Aurora, Illinois,
on the 10Th inst, but was prevented on
account Of his having the chile. Fred.
Douglas, negro, who came to the town in
the same train with. Che Senator, was
called out. and having spoken about half
an hour, had TO desist on account of bic
being taken with the chills and fever"
f" Fred" had come on to reply TO the
Senator. Shame upon such peopleswhe
would thus have address thema negro,
and treat with such disrespect Senator
of their State.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22

DEAR SR:-The Flour market is
dull with sales. at 1896. which is a
decline. Wheat $3.50. per bush.--
Oats, 43@45. Corn, zoe. Rye, 80c.
SEEDS.-The market is firm. Clio.
veris selling at 600 and $50. Tim
oihy. e.e5@e.5o. Flax. les.
PROVISIONS. The market is
firm at former prices.
GROCERIES.-Their is good bu-
siness.doiug ut full rates. Sugor is
selling at 5@5sc. for good.to choice.
in large lots. Rio Coffee. ie TO l24.
Rice is 6rm. to 81. Molasses., 20 TO
a2c. Salt so to5sc.
BUTTER The receipts of Butter
are light good Dbl. butter. sells ready
at 1905, in small tirkns. I6 TO / o for
prime.
EGGS.-9c, per doz.
CHEESE The receipts are light
and are held at loo.
POTATOES.-Scarce and firm at
l dollar per. ,bushel'
Yours &c.
A. a. Golfer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22

There has been a mysterious being
lowering about our village for some
time past. armed with a bow and
culver. he was looked upon Us perfect
ly harmless, but in e, Of passion. on
the 18th inst. he sent a dart which
pierced the hearts Of Ralph A. Wild.
ridge. Esq. and Frances b. Sheckell.
But the Rev. w. A. Watson, being
close at hand bound up the wound with
that "silken tie. that binds two willing
hearts" They are now out Of dan
ger.
sTin Hymen brought his iese-deiiehsed hour,
There dweii no JOY Ia Edea's bower
In vain the vicwie~s scraph there.
A. starry mlinga charmed the silent hour;
The woF wns sad--the gordon was Wild;
Aud man the aernlt, .saod--iIn woman anil
led. - J. J.. ..
New Trenton, Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22
NO NUTHlNS AB0U I.

IL No. 2 Commercial IeOU.
THE Public can always hnd gcnefal assorl-
ment OF good aud
fashionable Furniture,
Consisting in part vi asa rcaus, 1sedstcads,
raBl0s, stands, sofas. Center anu
card a saD4es, lounges and Aattrcs-
sea, StslzOxs Ssugcass - cabs, Mar
hcG 1tasAcGs, Willow Cradles, Splt
g..sac L Vssud sOr chairs, Spistsc.tnc
..sta =. ooaeu ss0c4.c.@, SprsE-sesat
a. sssiz.sss.-, aud otarr nessra.sftos Tor hOasS-
l4fttslfll. Z 10 uagfCfVss ~ gtghNon.
--AlSJ-
sTCJaklicSS PATE-.T STRAW. GUTTER,
tsa4faut14 - i.NS ra4taist ti1t. al u h14s"
viii be sold 4oN too ca "a al tds
y. d. We have On hana and ean iafhish on
shosl notice, a superior style OF senAtsan
AGtsus1s al ttueiAiisiti fi4e-s.
TEREs o. THE INDIANA AMERICAN.
Subscription whca Bol paid eithin W. yoaf J,vu
~ paid 4liiln Tue 80
a .il1 IA ad kaLCc -see
- cents Will DO deducted on subscrption oai
OF tae couuts. .
O-l- Subscribers may remit money by MAJ
~ our risa, tehen no. less than - are re-
Rllited az oae time, and receipts l0sH Be
returned stating t4e ti.6s TO rAich pay
! nient Is made. OtlGla q certificate ~ "a
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22

fHNtlls institution IL n0s ready 10 fcceis 9 any
nunbu. ol yHaus gcnticltra aud young la
dies, ana sH0fl taem tue Dest ol iaeilities
Tor obtaining "a thorough education. The building
Is large aud cOnf cuioAt. aud tu board oi lnstruc-
lOl will 10 Increased as tv wants oi ts lHstutlun
demand. iaOsc Aoung nlUn " nO tla3 even prefer
toEradaale older tnsttutlvns viii 10 sellto ac-
pure lne pfgpatatury studios here, where The
ulasses Afs hvt toO large tor uNonlence, and
where they lfo nOt taugnt " upder. graduates, as
sn alvsl ola tusti.an0ns. Xouag ladies, Ola grad
eating, Will receive apprOpf,tlu diplomas.
lioafliias ean DC had in god families, uear the
c0llligo ealsre at tWO .0i.ars pef week. Young
men in buari taouscly ssal aDOutstAty cents paF
wcvk. ine pieces 90 tgltiJn range ifuta 5. 80 To
sb.uu per ga4ftcr with t-n pee cent discount tor
ad,ancv pal ulent. rOfiuEsHer parleularsaddr's s
JNO. ". LOIhE, frcst
Rockville gd. rdO.U lc54.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22

Iowa misunderstanding to the
Iowa Republican. [Whig. Of the 6Ih,
il is settled that the Iowa Senate Wi
be compored of 10 Locofocos and u
Wings; the House OF 40 Wings ahd
80 Locofocos.
The returns from the First Con-
gressional District leave little room tc
doubt the election OF Hall, Locofoco,
over Clarke. Wing Abolitionis,. The
Iowa Repubiicaa comedies this result
It publishes returns from all the coun'
ties in the District, some Of them not
official showing this vote: For Hall,
1899; tor Clarke, i,47e.
The official account will not chang
the eIection.-S. Louis Republican.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22

The MIGRATION TO KASsAs.--We
learn from the Albany papers that q
second party Of Massachusetts, emf
grants to Kansas arrived in that city
on Monday. on the way To their intend
ed home iE the far West. They were
Joined by twenty-five emigrants from
New-York, making the whole party
about three hundred in number. A
meeting WINS held BY the citizen, oil
Albany to cheer the pioneers OF free
dom on their way. The meeting
unanimously resolved that eve greet
with appreciation. the gallant band OF
euigrants for Kansas now present and
consider their mission Of the greatest
political importance to the cause Of
freedom and the welfare ofour beloved
country: and we bid them God-spved'
on their journey. and send with them
our best wishes and earnest sym
pathies. ~ J.. Com. Adv.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22
Aaatbs
TCoaMuSIoArED,

COMMUNICATED,
On the 18Th inst. Albert Le Roy
son OF Elizabeth. aid Joshua Sparks
aged, seven years.
Thou vast dover. We fcudly cherished,
But Oh, ihy beauties could not last,
Tho death froii can ',our loved ono persisted,
Chilled by tha cold. unt.mely blast.
Thou ART lamb that sweety sloepcsh,
But love. thou wilt not sleep for aye,
Although IN tomb i1y f,lrfoun keepcIh,
The soul Hives In eternal DAP.
Though death has radely torn thee from ~,
Fair dove from earth to heaven flown,
We silil will trust orr Fathers promise,
Auc strive TO say, ''ihy viii Dc DONE"
aud though no more ihoa dweiiest nearus,
ear OH 'st ofoa lervsnt love,
There Is one glorious hope 10 cheer as,
The hopo OF meeting the above.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22
. .n,,,nnd Chliarcn,. Cloin,ng--

ID INC unaefsi-ncd "a addition TO IA. neavy
s4veA ol @oOas AWAY kvpt iVf nrn's wear, Ouid
res attait3 inform thgtr SualvlnOfs Aad tae pub
las generally, uiat the! afe Ja,l "a receipt Oi u
gcaelal ass0t Iilsnt vi 40! - aud ca.idrens cloth
~ wAieh 4Tv nov Opeu iVr iuaioeti1n 81 lheig
4. AOIAlNG kMFOilUM ~, consisting ol
.et.kss, kzOssE2el .4.acAets, A.aI2sS 0ud
sc-tss
Ia ca dlcss variety, sU,icd 10 the season, all OF
uuteh sslIi DO soid a. yer. low usdrcs.
No nave even SiIe, Si.d V.sn IA Ost boys TnRKE
y1AN. Oh. AID upw aras, Ntla a tuit sui.
40 eafucs0! sJli-ita ,aii igOui persons wishing
at! .l,ing lii ii.ss i.nu tANL" ~ bAhLh.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22

HARTFORD IkoTECTloN INSURANCE
CourASy. ore OF the Oldest and most
extensive Insurance Companies in the
United States. has failed. On Friday
the " Y. Tribune says. an ASST nment
Of It's assets to the amount OF $780,
900 was made for tie benefit Of credit
ors. This news comes homo to the
pockets Of our community much more
directly than the accounts OF failures
generally do. The Protection" had
out more policies, covering greater
amount ofproperly. in this city. than
any other Company. and we presume
the holders are all yictimized more or
less painfully. The cause CT tie fail
ure was not alluded to in the notice
We saw, but We may very reasonably
conclude that n summer crowded with
such numerous and disasterous fires as
those Of New Orleans, Milwaukee,
PHILADELPHIA. 81. Louis. and the rest.
together with the pressure Of "hard
times" had something TO do with It.
So serious season for Insurance
Companies a. the present has rarely
been seen. Although no one conha-
grafton has been as destructive rs the
terrible losses Of Pittsburgh. New
York. or Buffalo. yet the unusual FIRE.
quency and generally serious charac-
ter Of the tires. this summer, will no
doubt mark il with black line in In
surance Calendars. The Protection,
Il was said some years ago. suffered
severely by a season Of destructive
fires. bat by careful management, and
a run Of good luck, came out safe
only. as i appears. however, to fall
irrecoveraby next time
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22

s'tEE undersigned ~ Prepared 10 tarEish the
A cstern ilarset with Superior Wrtiag tluid
-A.s Oau inyoHttOn-sliid wAich tn cVivf, uUfuOii-
tV.a.td Eaidliy Is warranted 10 10 UnsufPa.scd.
itle color i ~ lrsta grovnisn blue, changing 10
uasep DC ornament DlaVS.
All ofders wlii oe promptly attended to BY ad-
dressing, or sailins Oh binl attain Valeu IA Mefcan-
tlu Oollege. IL may alsv DC obtained al the bock
! st,,r.., Generally. JOHN GtNDki.
A..y ~ lf-aI. 4.-tNr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22
81 PER BOTTLE, bottles for ss
y. ID. PARK,

PILrs PILES! Truths worth re-
remembc ring-That the Piles s a painful
dis. use; that all who have the Piles wish 10
be- cured; that all who have had ihs pllesi
aud have used Humphreys Vegetable oint-
meni, are cured.
~ rdut every Que who has tested the
asPrisiny virtues OF tina vsu,5le "nini-
meat" pronoones II the best remedy for the
cure Of Piies. that was ever discovered.
That this valuable remedy is also war
rant-d, II early applied, an immediate Gu:
fvi burGs; .cslds, etc. John Aiears, Mile
t;reeuw God, ana many others eaa bear tee
lmony u lie remark ble curative properties
Il cures bleeding or bind Piles, whslhSr In
ternal or external.
Price 81 per box.
Sold BY JOHN y. PARK.
Coce-s Foasth and wssaut str~sts.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
KslsRs. y A HITLER HAS INST OPENED

.HI 10. 4. N HU1LE4t hAo JUDI UFENEUi
AVA IA hcf uuu ttac! store fOUihs on TAG ofhcf
susti Of her old residcncc, the largest and most
splendid assorttncnt oi Millinery aud Fancy Goods
ever offered VA broOAtillc. consisting ot b0nnets
o! vyory stslo, from - cunts ul, ibOOns ol uyerI
sty 10, togctacr with spluldtd stock OF Flowers,
Caps, and all tho Vare1os vi bning-; worked Cnl-
lars, thcm.sctt0s, Glosus, S<c., aud can furnish
H,lliHcrs wanting supplies as cheap as they can
be had ln Cincinnati.
she invites all her old customers 10 call and GA
anime her stock before purchasing elsewhere. She
hattsIs herself that she can sui "a Uhcap cheap
90 than tnuy DO nad IA tne marRct, Us sllo -
doing a eash business. she proposes taxing Hut
turs Eggs, DC, iu exchange ior gVV0s.
a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22
VIVA, every woman shontd new

what every woman shontd now i.
Every woman should know Tint ifsho IL In a
poor, slcsly, deblltaied condition Of health, ma /.
King existence burden TO herself aud source OF
anxiety 10 her relatives aud friends. am ,vraa p.,
horrible rcaaclioa,l eutailng AMI innictlng her
own aladics aud saTerngs upon her children.
thath Is her duty To uncerstand why aud from
what cause her suffering, arise. that remedy and
relief nay VIII 10 yet there IL time, be svsled oil
The causes DO avoided In future aud her health re-
stored, that she may be fitted foe tho duties and
capable Of the eninymen's OF llfe.
Letovery woman look 81 the omacia,ea form,
The dea,h-lise complexion, the dcep-burlod, ius.
lreless eye, the sunken check, the glooFs aud De.
pressed spirits the shattered nerves. the PROSTATE
aud helpless condition Of many wife, --oshsr,
daughter or sister, IT not herself included, W iln
heT own circle, whose days sre days of ssony,snd
ask herself, Must this con,insss Must mi. be. 1.
there no rcmojys NJ rlicfi No hopei'
Tho remedy lsby knowing the causes and s,ol.
ding them and knowing the causos aad benealllng
by them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22

hoeuostct, y. y.
rampuists aad gratis al the store oi GurOap 4
4 LDES, .4.ents, Laurel, iAd.
= Ls,J sOIa -
l.. l.. Fuller, Harrison, ohio.
DANIEL bEAGE8, Lipvr!.
FAa ~ ~ AloRR4sON. Iounersyllio.
=. ,r4wA.I, efccusOurs.
JuAS nuNrLE, Versailles.
>. q. NAKCuiaf~ Co., Proprictors.
central DgsOt, Jv4 BgoADwAy,s.y.
Feb. alh. lrSi-osnos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22
nAREsS Gnnns.

tstsSS GOODS.-
Cloths and Cassimercs,
Saltlnvls aud fwveds
q, naemAns' SUMMER Wear
Plain aud Plaid Dress Silks
White aud EnDror'eried Goods
Plain aud Embr'd Grape Shawls
Ladies' sleeves aud Collars
Chcmlsetls, lidk's, Nc.
Reed ana for sale by apr9l r. 1lNER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22
PATEL q

Spring 1dfissle Tree.
a FTER GREAT LABOR aud expense, we are
n 40" eeae4sa s0tarn'sa these unfi, allied frees
qidn.its a. short nopce. Price, $3.50 each
s4si.
HUNTER, cOByRN, EDMEsTON q BARR.
,Oio manufacturers ANA wholesale dealers la sad
dieEy, Hardware and Cpaea trsmaings, no.
,haten butidtng, - ainut sheet, Cincinnati, Ohio
Ae Ilso have " luil supp! Vi our PATENT llAIE
pirKgs.
a D1EENsSERSAEOas,s NOTICE.
A Notice. Is heroos given That the undersigned
i..s Ucca appo."ied .pniihlslfasorde OOnis non OF
tie estate Ol GsOsgcG. sAoup, lsle OF gr.nkln
CO., deeesscA. Said estate - supposcdtO DO n-
sotteht. THOMAS J. ME.
Ss-S". adm d. bOais non.
LIEERY HsGBEE, WHOLESALE GROCER
~ - cOAi.a'a.'s~-, Ac.i,Oua4,4, ~ ~ " "a
80 ssfse., yet~ecn Trout aad Columbia, Clnc.n.
lat, Oa.o. mar - 'ilIy
- AMI COg<EE.-
h sestieeeise" "ssleitot iot Of Ao'tng yson,
.sepcrs, etccH powder ahd black leus; also, a.
eagiec sr'ielu o. hso CoAec, Tor ,a.e W
IA fsfces Of Elee just received aud Tot
sls b! K.INAEh.
a gt;EsStV.AseE.-
10 a sP'en'id ','o''s'oni, IS ihe set,or piece
:. usua asa iug SAILS b! Is. i4SLH.
Doors AND SsgGE.s-
ID 'i4v iasgcst stoes % Dvots aud SaOos ia TIE
'sststi e4ii % seel. - h. IA Mas.
| sagepETk.ts.--
~ Jast rseet,ed a large stock OK Carpellnl
\ R.TYsEa.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22
cloths, CassInicrcs and We ttnys,

u We have just received from The Eastern
HisrAet ff' sh supply of pieco goods winch We
Niil sell or make 10 Ordcr--Warrautcd 10 ht--on
tae shortest notice, aud in tue LATEST ~, los rnd
prices thai cannot tail 10 please.
rYNERtx HAKER
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22
CT wlLsrAcH, N. o.
Quar- bollles, ~ ps bo,ile-six bottle. for Is.
jones American Choiagoeue:

Jone' American Choiagosut;
f'r u" Cui. At f,seI nna Arr. Ctr r.
yer, Dumb gu-, "i-rmiiisn. ~a Rrlni,.
tent Fever. liver Complio', J.aair-,
E"largemr' Of tn Lser. Eal4rs-a,rnl of
thu Spleen. aLd I'll the various lii.a
D,-cars.
This Invaluable medicine was prrnsr.
from au extensive prsclice Of several ,ear.l
h h'l'ops climate, snd Is never Known 10 lail
of curing ever and Agu-. OF ANY of the
lis, use. above stated
The unanimous tesiimoa ~ Of all - no have
USED the Americas Cholagogu-, or wisn,.sed
ITS operation, establish : sat'siecloril, to.,-
cry one who eau appreciate svids nee ,hv
following f,els
IL The American Cholsgogur russ, .se-
superior ci'Olagngu- febnfpg- and Tonic
properties 10 any combination of medlc,n-
ever b-lofe invented
=. Ia has cured cas-s of iu,rra,ill,nl aud
OF heffevers. where the most roSu a. medi-
cines el the de-, mad lailei.
3. Il has curcdswh-rs Qainir-. ani sll
other uuil remedies seemed to proiucs but
lilte or no effect.
4 1t Is mild in It's operation, pleasant TO
take, contains neither Arsenic or olher c,le-
ts-ioas Drugs aud may be tsk-n by persons
Of all ages With perfect safety.
. It's power la changing anj PROJECTING
tbs bilious and other s~crrtions. thus clesns
ing the system aud restoring the ustnral aud
hsdthy aciloa of all tine organs Of the body
Is unequalrd; hence IT'S efficacy rs pre-
venIive, as well asa curative sgeut
6. |, !. Tie most &c ononical by one hal (
Of all the usutl r,miiies for Feyers aud BIZ
Gus diseases
81 PER BOTTLE. bottles for IS
y. ID. PARK,
Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Of Fourth aud Walnut streets :,
entrance on walnuisl.-iow whom all orders mus
be addressed.
n. W. Halle Brookviile; r. Brown, Fairicld;J.
Rockafellar. Cedar Grove: Nye q Snow, Ne
Trenton; &. Hasson, Mt. Carmel; }. y. Clement
Blooming Grove; clifford d Alden, Laurel; Thos
Robinson, New Salem; Is. II. la Rue, Anderson
vile, J. l.. Andrews, Danlapsville; p. Mason,
Connersvnie; s. Barbour, Rushvlllr; +. Dickson
Versailles; D. Besy er, Liberty; A. Boyd, Scrie
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22

HARDWARE and CUTLERY
IA Just receiving heavy stock OF Hard ware
and Cutlery which Will DO sold cheap BY
X. IYNER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22
"a. t.a.NrED uxnuOx. sfaADE,.

UAud UlI Cioin iauic covers, manufactured AND
.oi, wholesale ana retail, D. ii .Saw!ero CO.NJ.
Doliege sahding, Wainut 81, Cincinnati, enc.
.guefs promptlS alird. tOuhtf! Merchants "a q
J,4ierasapf,isd Oh ihe iOwvsttofms.
NUv.u iosJ.-i0-l Linus.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22

AIDES DRESS GOODS
IL We are now opening thc finest stock Of she
above goO.s ~ have ever ha1 tae pleasure Of
olsaug ia this marx ct, colsisilngin P-stOf
90 pieces riaia ard Fancy Sliks;
20 Caambfay;
90 " PLAIN isfasc;
40 Printed berazc;
SeotrA Glaze,
Lustrne;
4" Pom d Loie;
"A - CFEuudy:
10 - Siig ilssuu:
Together with large aud complete assortment
OF Waite goods OF every description, all OF WHOA
~efV soieete'i with great care, anu will be sold
H!S1HzSs6a 4 sSs.
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