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LETTER FROM GREENcAsrLE.

GREEScAsrLE, ND, July 10. "a.
Mr.. EDrToR:-Thc commencement
exercises Of the College have Just
concluded, and the old bell is silent.
and the building deserted. The ex-
ercises have been quite interesting,
and the examinations were thorough
and satisfactory.
The address before the Alumni, by
John Hannah, Esq, on Monday eve
ming, was very good. On Tuesday
the graduating exercises Of the Female
College came off in the College Chapel.
There was but one graduate, Miss
Martha A. Berry. eldest daughter Of
DIR. Berry. Her essay was creditable
TO her head and heart, and command
ed general admiration. Other young
ladies read essays and acquitted them
selves creditahly. The school viii
still be continued.
Schuyler Colfax, Esq, delivered an
excellent address TO the Platonean
Society, but DIR. Clark of the Reposit-
ory gave us the finest address that has
been delivered here for years. II was
most splendid. Tie students, on Mon
day, presented splendid silver watch
to Prof. Wheeler. as token of aflec-
ton. Speeches were made on the oc-
casion. To-day thirteen young men
received the honors Of the institution,
and have gone into the busy world.
1t was an excellent class.
The College has been highly pros
porous this year, and bids fair TO con-
tinue so. The Board Of Trustees had
much work to do. and they did it well.
DR.. Berry resigned the Presidency.
and DIR. Clark, Of Cincinnati. was
elected, and will accept. This is n
good selection. Rev. L. L. Bragdon,
Of Athens, Ohio, was elected Profess
sor of Latin, Rev. b. III. Nadall. Of
Baltimore, Professor Of English Lite
nature, and J. L. Ferris, Of Newcastle,
Indiana, Adjunct Professor. These
men are said to be excellent scholars,
and distinguished teachers. The Fac
ulty is very well selected, and is
strong one.
The friends Of the institution and
Of DR.. Berry, very much regret the
Doctors resignation. but he felt il TO
be his duty 10 resign. His health is
not sufficient for the labors imposed
upon him. His personal enemies
rejoice over his resignation. and the
whisky.loying portion Of this commu-
nifty exult at his departure Efforts
worthy of their cause were made TO
have him elected from the institution,
but the Board of Trustees and Visitors
sanctioned, by a unanimous rising
vote. his past course. and thus folled
the dark designs Of his enemies. But
you will see the whole affair made
public soon. and you can then give
them to your readers. have not
time to say more about this atpresent.
The weather is oppressively hot,
and yesterday one Of our Oldest and
best citizens was stricken down in the
street, and died instantly. Il was Mr..
William Evans, who was we'll known
to many Of your readers in tho White
Water Valley. He formerly lived in
West Union, but removed here TO ed
ucate his children. He is. doubtless,
among the blest. Ihave many things
to say, but must close.
Yours w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-28

: EFrEors OF GETTING HreH.-Thc
Eronauts who went up at Hartford,
Conn. on the 9TH. says that as they
reached great height over the river,
the river became perfectly pcllucid,
and they could SEQ any object in II even
TO the bottom. as distinctly as they
could look through clear water in a
glass.
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"A THNooF BEAUTY Is A JOY F0REvER, |"

"A THNoo OF BEAUTY IsA JOY FOREVER
Why will people endure pimples ON Tho
"haman face dlvine," or erapiivns o. any
kind, when Il IA iaot 40 we'll known that
DR.. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
clpanses the skln from oil lmpurily, re-
moving plmpIes, sores AID blo,ehcs, leaving
the affected parts Ne healthy, smOOsh, and
Oh ~ the feph Of babe
II causes all so.-s aud pclsosous wounds
10 dIscharge all infected matter, aud eradlcaies
every lmpuhsy from the system.
DR.. Guysott'a Improved Extract OF Yell
low Dock and suisaparllla put up In the
largest sized bottles, contains more Of the
pure Honduras sarrapa rlla then any other
preparation exiucl, which IL chemically COM
hlned with the Extract Of Yellow Dock and
the Extrac, Of Wild Cherry. thus making
the remedy more thoroughly efficient than
any other sarsapaTlIla before the public. A.
the same Time u Is perfectly free from all
mineral poisons, which cannot be said Of
any ether Of the sarsspsrilla eomponnds.-
The invalid should beware Of polsons! Mer-
curry Iron, oulnine. potash. Iodine, salPhaf,
arsenic, sud m sny other mineral and net
allc polrons, enter into aid form the active
basis AZ most OF the Sarraparillas Of the
day. Guysolt's eompoend Extract Of Vel
low Dock and sarsararilla does not eontain
a particle Of these substances; A. any one
can ascertain b, applying The proper tests.
Let all poisonous sarssParillas alone and
Use DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract Of
yellow Dock and ssrsapariiia,
which "a thoroughly eficacious, perfectly
harmless, aud purely vegetable. Al kinds
OF disease yield 70 H. genial inflaenee'
quart BOTTLES, ~ perbcislc,-sls be,gles for IS.
SOFA hy JOHN a. PARK.
Northeast tcrnerof sth aud walnut sts., ctnciu-
nap. o., oeneni Agent ofihe west, 10 Who's
silofdets mufi be addressed,
w Hale. Knoxville. =. lsfo~s. Particle
4 :. l,ogt aniiar. ceasrccofs. Nss'a snow, ssv
ireu,on, & nn~es, ~ turel ,. nee
.,isomlsr Grove. citari 4 holden. r.o-s. Robin
10. sew ss,eaa. y n laiur. AadcFseevii's. =.
a,,sons. lls,f,sle ple' eI'rn. Versailles. y.
u..,., t,serts. A. nofa. selfln. .. 1. AhdiHss
paniap.yius naii 4 noshss, copnsuvilis.
Jaiasv. ~, 50, Nee w.
JOHN ID. rAEK, Dealer 10 all valuable
Medicines. \ \. eosrst 81 sth,e wsins,"rvs
cmsinszsi, oAse.
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lslIIE aud water rroof ifooIing.-

Il Tho ondersgncd having been appointed Agont
ipf =. "A. q q. NJ. NRrrVn's firc aud Mater Proof
iouilng, u nov ready 70 do fooang OF ths Kind Ia
aus paa OF franklin, Union, or taycttV counties.
The store rooms OF NJ. W. Hale aud 70. n. a. !. q.
burton, va r0ek Wills, aro eol efed with this kind
durability cheApncss, taicty, and convenience, oil
recommend u, AZ superior, IN the eonstruetlon VI
most buildings. noFFITI n BAKER.
~ tO,'5l-50-t-y
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ll)r. lBusg@llSs
patcnt Spring Saddle Tree.

Patent SPrtng soddI" Trer.
A FTER GREAT LABOR and expense, NO ars
"a nov enabled Ia furnish thcso unflyhlled Tree
IN quantity ~ short nolice, Price, $3.50 zach
cash.
HUNTER, CoBURN, EDMKsrON a BARR,
sole manufacturers and Wholesale denlcru la Sad
dlcry, Hardware aud Coach Trimmings, No.
Church Building, walnut street, Cincinnati, 0his
We also have n full supply OF our PArrsr Han
PicHrR.
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win be pubiIshea, ON August lss.
THE CABIN BOYS STORY.


A Semi Nautical Romance OF intense interest, by
the author OF the Pirate Doctor the LAWYERS
Story The Odd Doctor DC. &C.,
sThe success hitherto enjoyed by the author Of
the above popular works - a sufficient guarantee
of the favor with which any productions coming
nom his pen viii be received by tho public. sfne
Cabin Boy : Story y n romantic narrative, illus
on In the Coast OF Africa. The author has served
IN the nayy--and tbs descriptions and characters
are painted frcm personal ncquani anco with
theu,- The story Is fnii ~ exciting interest and
adventure as The celebrated work OF Dofoc, Rob
inson crusoe,' and has the advantage over that
glorious fiction iuasmnch " Il founded on facts
VI every day occurrence. Tho history ofthe he
roIne OF tbs story. zulcika, the circassian slave,
purchased Al Conslantinople, educated aud mar
ried by The rcckle 8, yet chlsalrlC, Seymonr-the
commander OF the Al. atross, Is simply the narra-
lion Of fact painted nom the iiie, and all the
numerous characters portrayed throughout The
story arc viyidly aud graphically drawn.
The publishers have already received orders
Tor the whole OF the edition Il was originally their
Intention TO publish; consequently, they have
been obliged largely " increase Il; aud they
specially request that ALL orders may be sent In
Immediately.
They confidently expect that Tie work will Gre
ate "a much Interest as any w0ik OF fiction that
wishstanping, since the publication OF Uncle
Toms Cabin works relating 10 slavery LA Ainsr-
ca, rao and cor, have been numerous none have
appeared bearing relation 10 the system ofpurcha-
aug slaves on the African Coast, written ~ one
VINO has witnessed In all It's hideons delornliy.-
Tho work 10 written In chaste aud purv language,
and will be a welcome and Instructive ADDITION 10
the family library.
The woIk will lorm n beautiful octave volume OF
400 pages, handsomely illustrated with fine engrn
wings, and elegantly bound Ia eioth. Price, Ina
elolh, si m paper % cents, a, which rate copies
will bo sonl by Inc publishers 10 aay part OF The
country, free OF postage.
IL For sale Wholesale and rcrail by the pub
liehers,
ELLSWORTH GSTREET.
No. %, beekman st., New York.
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Ready Made Clothins.s
r. w. HUBBARD.

ItAKktAtE VI a DFACT z n II If ,
y on Maine Burgess Street, brook Vile Just below
the public square, has always on hand large a..
sortinent of Carriages, consisting OF 9ocEaways,
Rougs and keadys, plain Roekaways, Phaton,
and Buggles.
Purchasers will lnd Il 10 their advantage 10 call
and examine my work, as my stock Is the largest
In town, and my prices as low as the same quality
Of work elsewhere.
also keep forsale Carriage Harness ofany siy lie
or price.
1 am prepared 10 finish 10 order any description
ofCarriage, uot on hand at shortest notice.
Particular attention paid TO repairing.
April, iSb3.--l7-m
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
Es ssz2 80 81

once Of the Cincinnati q Chicago Bailroadl
Company, Cambridge city, May 3, 1883.
ALI, pers0na Who have subscribed Stock 10 the
Cincinnati, Cambridge aud Chicago short Llno
Ra.lwsy Company ara hereby notified that they
are required W pay, ON the 10th day OF June next,
the 9d lnnlallment on their stock, which viii be
Five Dollars nor shara and also any Other balance
that may be due on tho lat and ID insialmenis.
Furthermore, they will be required To pay tho
an lnalallment on the 10Th day Of August next.
CtlAS. II, RAYMOND,
Treasurer.
N.D. on the i2ih day Of April 1894, s.1he
Cincinnati, Cambridge, aud Chicago short llne
HALLWAY Company, aud "1ho Cincinnati, kew-
castle, ana Michigan Rallr0ad Company" were
consolidated into one Company, according 70 law,
nnder the namo and style OF "fhc Cincinnati aud
Chicago Railroad Company .
THoS. NEWLY,
may " emo Secretary.
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once Cincinnati, indianapolis 4 Chicago Il. RI
Co. Brookville Ind. June b. ie5i.
NOTICE u hereby given, that the annual meet
IN ing OF tho stockholders Of the Cincinnati, In
dlanapolls 4 Chicago Railroad Company, for tho
election OF ten Directors, and for such other busl-
ness ma may come before thom, will DO held al tho
ONCE OF the Company IN Brookvillo, Ind, on
THURSDAY, the 2oth OF July, ESD, al the hour OF
I o'clock 4. NJ. The polls Tor said Election viii
be kept open from I'll o'clock on said day.
lly 0rdor OF the Hoard Of Dire tors.
JOHN WYNN, Secretary.
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NOTICE
~ AZ regular meeting ~ Harmony Lodge, No.
IL, OF Froo aud Accepted Masons, held In the town
OF brookvlllo, Ind. on saturday, Oct, !, 1893, VIM
n. Meclcery, Master Mason, Was expelled from
all the rights aud privileges OF Precmasonry, FOL
june raw ELLIOT wisscorT, sec'y.
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IN 20 fcgulal meeting OF Harmony Lodge, No
II, Of Free aud Accepted Masons, held IN tho town
OF frookyllie, Ind. on Saturday, Oct, Is, 1883, An
drew X. Mccleery. a Master Mason. wes expelled
from all tho rights and privileges Of freemasonry
for uhnssonlc conduct.
june s33w ELLlorT wiNsco1T, sec'y.
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HyOTICT. ~ undersigned having bought sam
IN uel kidon'a entire interest In the Laurel Drne
sioro, would respectfully request all who have
ol on accounts with The late hrn OF Gtn9rd d Al
dan. 10 come forward immediately aud ciose The
same b, note or cash.
business continued nj tho same place ON yery
", an sss 81 n THOMAS eiFFoRp.
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I, thomas A. Goodwin, do heieb, ceftH ihai
The nrlicic huhdeo "Anoiher Nivlip," which AZ
lrarcd Ia Ne indiana American "l TIE 2id J1hr
1854, sss written rs 90 updef mirtrkcn star
"a la,t4, ~ I sm ihfsrmcd sinee shst he eshe.
Jacob Jpnos IA a sphcr man, aud he death
hls dhughicr Was not enusod b, tbs Nltloatiucni
Of thc father ~ wns Informed at the time. And
tnssnuch ~ these arc the iacts l regret the pub
llcallon OF the article ~ II has Injured Nj. Joncs
feelings and reputation. Tuot, A. CoopwiS.
A true copy, JHo. D. kxtp.
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The attention ofproperty holders Is respectfully
called 10 the superior advantages for Fire, Ma
rIac aud lnlund insurance offered By
the Pro FECFGON INSURANCE co.
The undersigned has been furnished with blank
policies, signed by The officers OF The Company; also
with blank renewal receipts, iotc0nIlnuing policies
already issued, and u duly authorized aud prepar-
ed, as Agent Of said Company, to make insurai,cos
FOR any period OF time, not lvss Than month nor
greater lhah seven years, upon buildings or Their
contcnts, occupied as DwgLLIkas, SToRrs, ARR.
HOUSES, CnuRcnks, HorrL, BANK, CouRr Houses
coLLEoks, &C., &C., and tho contents against toss
on DAnA0E By rInr. j. J. fOU1S, Agent,
81 ly For Laurel, Franklin county Ind.
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Loan Wanted.

A business man, who can give such security o.
will rondor tho money us saf1 u not safer then b
can DO In bank, wishes 10 borf,w few hundred
dollars. which he will give better Interest thai.
the bank paws, for Information enquire OF the
Editor OF The American, may ipu
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-28
M. wrsTAn,s BALsAm OF WILD

mr.. wIsTAE'S BALsAm OF WILL
~ Cherry II u chemical extract OF Wild
Cherry and Tar. Everybody knows that Wild
Cherry possesses important medicinal properties;
and that Tar Water has always oecn administered
In Consumption and Lung Affections generally,
by our oldest aud safest physicians. Various rom
edles have been offered FOR tho cure Of diseases OF
the lungs, but Of all that have been discovered
II IL admitted by physicians, aud all who have Wit
messed Its effects, that uonc has proved success
fu as this. For ASTHMA, snoRTskss OF DRrArn,
and similar affections, u may be ProsoUscEp a
Positive CURE. II has cured ASTHMA in many
cases OF ten and twenty years Standing, after
physicians had declared the ca 80 beyond the reach
OF medicine.
This Balssm Is mado from materials which ma
lurc has placed In all northern laIlludes, as n
antidote for diseases caused by cold climates.
'.Natas Is but Tho name for an effect
Whose cause 10 G0d.n
Let us obey her plaincsl dictates.
III = SEQ advertisement.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

VI x beautiful assortment just received at the
OLD RED Bkf OK.
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War With NEBRASKA.

ALL who love good bargains, will bear In
mind the extensive sale OF Dry Goods, Groceries
Hardware, Quecnswarc, Boots and shoe. Hat =
aud Caps, Rcady-inado Clothing, sc, which will
~ aoN.rnI "a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-28
EXPERIMENTATION Is THE


Delay l. dangerous-ncglecit that cold and cough
few weeks, and lhchope Of rceove W will be los
To you forever. Let not any pecunlary eonsldera-
lion deter you from trying TO save your lie and
health while there Is chance. Consumption Is
annually sweeping OF thousands 10 the tomb. no
disease has bafed the skin OF physicians like Il;
no physician, perhaps, has done moro for the cause
OF suffering humanity than DR.. wistar. IAN
ounce OF prevention Is better than pound Of
eurc;r therefore, before your lungs become ui-
esrated and 50 diseased that no human means can
save YOU nom an carly grave, try nj once med
Iclne which has been OF such innniie value 20 thou
sands-ob,aln bottle Of DR.. w;siar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, take Il, get another II necessary,
persevere In using II, until YOU have removed the
disease entirely, which Il neglected Will terminate
your life.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
Has, until within Few years, been generally
conslderered Incurable, although many medical
men OF the highest standing, among whom we
might mention Laennee and his friend Bayie-
both distinguished authors--adnlt that this dread
full disease may be cured, even In Its advanced
stages when the lungs are not completely disor-
ganized. The remedy which we now Offer,
wIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
not only einanates from n regular Physician, but
has been well tested tn all the complaints for
which IL Is recommended, with entire success.
UFSoe advertisement.
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PROTECTION
(Fire, Marine and Inland)
INSU RANCE COMPANY,
OF
HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED 1898.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A.G. HAZARD, c. IA. NoRTnAM, n. SKKLxr,
". TnRALL, JSo. WARsuK1oE, W. KKlLoGo,
w. h. RonnINs, X. HILLs, ID. W. cLAKK,
l.. HuHrnRky, y. bELxsAr, W. A. WARD,
Wn. lsuAM, 81. BkLpkr, ID. CLAKk,
WIN. WrLti.ns, DIV. CLARK, President.
VIZ. CONNER, hec'y.
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wospxRTuL DISCOVERY has recently been
made by Dr. Curtis, OF this city In the treatment OF
ungs. We refer 10 s.Dr. Curtls's Hygeana, or
inhallng Hygcah Vapor and Cherry syrup
with this new method DIR. q. has restored many
afflicted ones 10 perfect health as an evidence OF
which he has innumeruble certificates. Speaking
OF tho treatment, n physician rcmarks,-It Is evil
dent that inhallng-consiantly breathing an agree
able, healing yapor, the medicinal properties
must come in contact with tho whole OF the AERIAL
cavity OF tho lungs, and thus escape the many
anl !afled changes produced upon thom when
introduced Into tue stomach, and subjected 10 the
process OF digestion. The Hygoana Is for safe at
all the principal druggists roryhou the country.
-(From the N. Y. Dutchman, Jan. l4th.
See advertisement Of Mcdicated Inhalation, In
another column OF this paper
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SPRING GOODS
AT
LICK & lARQUHAl.
NO. |.
COMMERCIAL ROW.
3STOitY BRICK BUILDINGS,
S. w. Cor. Main Burgess & Head SITS.
BRQoKvILLE, INDIANA:
n NICK is receiving the handsonssi assortment
-seleetsd by himself with Unusual care WITH ref
erencc TO Price, style, aud Qualiiy-he challenges
the commercial fraternity ofthe valley 70 surpass
his stock.
The senior partner, Mr.. LIxck, gives his entire
attention TO the tradekeeps well posted In sts les.
prices, and quality, ofgoods In the mathematics
his purchases In Cincinnati--and is thereby cnn-
BLEED TO present fresh stock to his customers
every thirty or sixty days.
Our friends aud the public all especially
invited 10 examine our stock, as We are determn-
cd TO KxcrL In efforts 10 cater 10 your taste aud
interest, as by so doing so We but serve our own.
mar3i 1854
WY B. WALLACE, PROFESSIONAL BAR
w. BER, offers his services TO the cltizens OF
Brookyiue, ms a skilfni AMI experienced workmen
ONCE In the old American building. In the room
formerly used as lawyers Office.
AIS0--He tenders his services 70 gentlemen and
ladies, as successful renovator OF cloths that
damaged b. grease or tar. aps
pEADy MADE CLOTHING
N General Aassortment keptconstantly on hand
~ : LiNcK& FARouHAR.
OUEENswARE-
u beautiful and very large assortment In fui
sells or by the piece, just received atNo. Com
LfNcK 4 FARouHAR.
p0NNETS AND RIBBoNs.-
bonnets and ribbons at No. Commerci Row, by
LiNCE d FARQUHAk.
TYATs AND CAPS J.
n Spn1g styles, just received at No. ! Com
inorcial How, and for sale By
LINK Il FARaUHAR.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, NAILS, ETC
~ Lhck a farquhar aro IN receipt Of iuli sup
plies Of the choicest Groceries, and best sclecte
Hardware, Cutlery, and Nails, al No 4 CONNER
cial Row, by LiNcK q FARoUHAK
BOOTS AND SHOES
~ Tho largest aud most carefully selected stock
OF Boots and Shoes they ever offered, may
be seen at No. Com msrclai Row, for sale by
LINCK& FARQUHAR.
WALL PAPER
public, for sale at No. Commercial Row, by
LINCk & FAkQUhAR.
nREss GOODS
~ LADlEs' DRESS GOODS.
GENTLEMEN,S SUMMER WEAR.
A aaNa Haan8 A.
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HIoTfCE.-At Tie July Torn 1854. 81 The couflo
IN Common fleas % The County 81 Franklin
ho estate OF ocofKo q. thoup, deceased, was de
elsred pnsbsbly muolsent Creditors, are there
fore nollned that the aams wll bo settled accord.
ingly coDukN MURRAY.
JOHN d. ROWLAND, ATTY. Admir-.
July ifth, fe5t.-3o-3w.
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oslgned nAstakoh Out letters of administration
upon the estate OF Anna Skinner deed. Claims
must be hlod wi hin tho year. Tho estate u prob
ably solvent. JOHN SKINNER.
July %, ia5t.---ae-3w. admir-.
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> ELLSWORTH aSTREET.

No. o., Beeknan st., New York.
And by all tho booksellers throughout the Uni
ted states and brltsh Provinces.
3e-sw.
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yUVTo AND hAUEb.-
- Tho largest aud most carefully selected stock
OF Boots and Shoes they have ever offered, may
os seen At No.. Com msrc,ai Row, Tor sale by
LfNCK d FARQUHAR.
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE, NAILS, ETC
" Llnek q farquhar arc IN receipt Of iuli sup
plies Of the choicest Groceries, and best sclecte 4
Hardware, Cutlery, and Nails, al No CONNER
cial Row, by LiNCk q FARQuHAk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-01-12
EEsg q.


The advantages of this contract need scarcely
be urged upon wealthy men or merchants, for they
rarely neglect it, and if they do fires leave them
other resources II is especially valuable 10 la
boring men, mechanics, and others of moderate
means--~ho, perhaps have little else than a home
and lis contents in the world.
These should never neglect to insure;a fire which
may visit them at any hour, would leave them
homeless, and with no capital but their labor. to
begin again the struggle Of life, and years Of toll
and watching must pass before they can regain
what they have lost, if indeed it is ever done
10 such, insurance is duty. If the individual
IS worth little, the expense is less; if he owns
investing few dollars he is safe. If he is over
taken by misfortune, and his all laid in ashes, he
receives a recompcnse in cash capital equal tc
his loss, and may soon restore what has been dc.
stroyed.
Policies issued at all times upon favorable term.
by PERRY & BARTHOIOW.
Glasgow, Oct. 10, '53. Agents.