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THE CONVOCATTON AT ROME.
Correspondence. of The Newark Daily Advertiser.

Correspondence OF The Newark Daily Advertiser
RoxE, Tuesday, Nov. II 1884.
There are comparatively few Americans here a. yet.
though crowds Of visitors coming in from every
quarter of ChristeDdom-probaby in view Of the APP
preaching Convocstion. The number of High Church
dgDitaries s something extraordinary. We have fail
a regiment Of them-CsrGlnas Legates. Archbishops
ard Bishops with their MIN srous sutes-fron all d.
visions Of the Church militant; INDUSTRIOUS com
par " whose presence at headqu imports crisis
in the warfare. The proposed declaration Of the
decision OF the Immaculate Conception, is scarcely
sufficient to account for such Council of War.
Many Of them quartered with the resident mem.
ben of the Sacred College while Spsn, Portugal
Brazil ard other Catholic powers nave instruct
ed their diplomatic representatives here to receive
ard entertain their prelates at the public expense,
" with the magnfcence that suits their eminent quail
ity." Among the recent arrivals are Archbishop
Hughes, Of New York, Archbishop Walsh, Of Halifax,
and Bishop TimoD, of Buffalo. The Hon. John X.
Thomson and lady, Of New-Jersey are making hssty
visit to Isly being his purpose 10 return 10 time 10
resume his seat in the Senate early in January. Gea.
Dix and family, now at Florence expested here
during the pext month as~are Peter Farley and his
family. Apartment. have also been taken for some
two OF three other American families.
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NAILED.
ycnT1. yO.raaI Of Commerce

yrs The J0srad! Of Commerce =.
Tpr TRIBUNE has been, tor some tune Pe'| III
dcno in yenturous fights OF rhetoric, IN advocacy
of rs old Hgh-Iarff falacies during "nlcn sne a.
~ orments 40 often refuted, aud the propositions
defeated by the popular will, have been re-
.nr3ed and again made TO do duty in its colGnns
We have no special objections to this; but we suom
~ Tur TRIRrSE should confne itself 70 theory ana
,ontecx and not attempt history, or anything IN
rYoIr;ng statement Of known facts, as these have
sws,s been TOO stubborn for its use In Ieadlng
editorial of Dec ., it stated that, in Eve years under
the Tariff 1925 imported S2S 900 coo more oil the
he Tariff of ls33-42, "a the gold and silver were
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going out, and that, when the Tariff Of ace was
obtsiDed, A" all the money hsd gone out Ths first

going out and that, when the Tariff Of az was
obtsiDed, " ell the money had gone out Tbs first
Of the above statements untrue and the IS, il the
ven oyTos'e Of the truth; Vet, although corrected
THE1HIBuEE III cur re1 issue, It has Ie a. yet made
any acknowledgement Of its very gross error. The
iruh IL that, during the Ave wears fret named, 'rg
that The total OF specie import, 235 226,
in.tead Of SIS 900 COO asser.ed by rHE TRIBUNE
From 1888 to 1912 inclusive when The TRIBCSE
saJs specie oil vtht out II the eoaafry. sersl yea-s
showed aD en0rmOns excess of syecie smp1rff while
only hrae showed ans excess OF specie imports. The
total tzcess Of epece irpors during thsi period Of
ten years va SO BIS OO3l How can THE TRIBrSF
get ont Of it, gross Lsstsfemebts without drn,li-h.
ing the whole of its column and a-half Of drgsmsa
VIII il row BACK the assertions above quoted,
and confess them grossly untrue
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~ statements about the Cause 81 the explosion.
Direci resumec-The box ~as very haavY. tie az
e The size q COMMON business card irr.nan's ii
box ard card produced deliverei hox % NJ AL
n because be requested bv ~ person hand
ng il 10 him saw remnants Of shell next day.
Court here adjourned until O'Clock 20 morrow
morning
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Polish Anniversary at London.
GREAT SPEECH BY kOSSUTM.

f,s~ Cor. .p,r.ea, ,cps,.s for The ss-r'rs rrs-.
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Hope for Suppressed NationaIitics-
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ReuvAL Of POLAND. HUNGARY ASo,rAIy.
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between and , o'clock the rex, dsy she ws seasi-
lie most of the time; some ladies with her dll
low their names did not hesr Mr. Allison n ID
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TIE STATE OF EUROPE

NEEDS AND DANGERS OF THE CRISIS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
MAIfI<ETs.
CIncinali Aprll l7. 1851.

Oinclnau bpIll IL, 1901.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Thc late war news
has advanced Flour and Wheat. Flour
sold on Saturday at 6.85 TO 6,95 for
common brands, Extra at 7.I5' To
day holders are generally asking 1876
for good Brands Wheat has advance
ed to 80 "a 1876 per Bushel.
There is a better feeling in the pro-
vision market. Pork and Lard are
held for further advance. Mess Pork
at l2, so and bbl Lard 81 COY.
Tallow-Sale oil 80 tierces, city rem
dered, at II &c.
Good Butter continues scarce, and
is in demand at $50 Ice. Eggs pack
crs. are, are paying &c der doz
Flax seed oil, sale OF 80 barrels, at
90c cash.
Sugar--the demand is but moderate
Selling in lots at. a. DC.
Coiiee-dull and prices lower III a.
lei for fair, TO prime Rio.
Molasi e. Selling in lots 90 a. 22c
from Store, single Bbl, 81 a. csc for
good to choice.
Riee--is scarce. at 81 a 81 in a
large way and ~ the small / to !
higher.
Candles are sellingat lic for winter,
and 8 for Summer. Star gee.
Yours truly, a. a. Golfer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
our Commerce in war.

The rumour that IN arrangement has
been made by Mr.. Buchanan. to pre-.
serve such Neutrality in the European
war AS will secure the protection Of our
commerce appears TO be well founded
The Dean Resolutions in Congress
point that way. Here is one of the
resolutions offered under the inslruc.
tionsof the committe on Foreign AZ
fairs:
Resolved, That In the war in which
now seems impending in Europe, il is
the duty, rs WE'LL ms the manifest in.
terestof the Government of the United
States to observe aud maintain n strict
neutrality between all the beligercnts.
and in the event OF war, the right of
our citizens. and the security of our
commerce demand the maintenance of
the principle heretofore asserted AN
Strcnuously contended for by this Gov
eminent, but NOT hitherto admitted or
established rs the law Of nations; that
free ships. make free goods except as
toarticles clearly known ms contraband
OF war; and that the neutral flag pro.
tects from unreasonable search and
seizure the ships bearing it; and also
that lheneuIral property on board a
vessel Of any of the. belligerents, is
not subject to seizure and coniiscation.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE STEAMER
AMERICA
HALIFAX, April,

HALIFAX, Apfli, 10.
Russia was abandoning her ports on
the east coast ofihe Black Sea.
The British Minister at Berlin has
telegraphed to Napier to commence
hostilities.
The Russians were making immense
preparations for defence in the Baltic.
The Car is stated to be assisting in
person 10 carry out the plans Of fortih-
cation.
Large numbers Of troops were still
leaving the French and English ports.
The English forces were to be increas-
cd $4,000 men.
The French Government comedies with
England In the neutrality question, but both
nations will exercise the right conceded by the
law Of nations TO search neutral vessels for
articles oonlraband Of war.
The Queen OF Spain has pardonsd oil per.
sons engaged In the Cuban Lopez expedition.
The following are the articles Of the lflpa.
rite treaty between England France. aud Tar-
hey.
/. England and France engage 10 supper,
Turkey by force arms until the conclusion OF
peace that will secure the Integrity aud Ia
dependence Of the Sultan's domlnlona,
2, The por, shall not conclude peace with.
out the consent uf her allies.
The Allied powers shall svacuaie the Turk.
lsh territories altar tha war,
T. This treaty TO remain opsn for the nd.
mlssloa Of the other powers Of Eorops'
8. Turkey guarantees TO all subjects Of The
Porte. " iihout distinction Of creed, perfect
equality In law.
The campaign seems 10 have fully opened
on the Danube. The Russians had succeed
Cd in crossing the river a, three points, and
there were fully 80 900 Russian forces on the
right bunk Of the DANUBE at the last nc
counts.
The same day that the Russians eommea.
eed crossing tho Danubel Omar fasha had
Intended To attack the RusaIass headquartefs
a, Pagana, the plan Of attack was drawn up
aud tho entire force just agdsr marching or
drrs.
The steamer Arctic arrived out at mid
night on the 90th March.
II was ramorcd that Lord Aberdeen would
resign bat the Globe contraiicts tho report,
The London papers are full Of ProcIana-
lions regulating the details OF the war
Ten Russian ships from seyasloPol are re-
ported at Pvnkap on the north coast Of tho
Black sea.
The cOmbIneJ fleets were still In Bsryea
Day.
The bill 10 double the income tex, passed
the British house Of CON mons. The sub
scrplIon 10 the French loan amounts TO 49,.
900 900 francs.
Austria and Prussia still remain Undecided.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
Meeting OF the board of Directors.

april LIST 1854.
The Board Of Directors Of the
Franklin Coonty Az. Society met nc
cording to adjournment. The Board
was called to order by the Vice Presi-
dent, j. =. Brady.
The minutes Of the meeting was thea
read.
Messrs Brady and Goodwin of a
committee of three, to prepare list
Of premiums were ready to report.
At the request of Mr.. Brady, c. +.
GARRISON, was called to the chair. The
reading of the reports being called for,
Mcssrs Brady and Good win read and
compared reports. A list was ad opted
and made of each.
On motion Of Mr.. Pursel, sweep
stake premium of ten dollars will be
be given TO the Stallion, do best Gel
ding do best Bull do best Cow.
On motion of Mr.. Beatty, that the
ground used last year as fair ground
be again rented for our next annual
fair. On motion. The next annual
Fair Of the Franklin Co. Ag. Society
will be held on the first Wednesday in
October On motion Gov. Wright
will be 7, queste to be present and to
deliver the annual address. The
May meeting of the Society will be
held at Fairfield. Subject for discus
sion.-The rotation OF crops with the
application Of manures TO the same.
JAMES s. cOLESCOTT, Sec,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21

Sold by JOHN u. PARK.
NJ. W. Halle Rockville; r. Brown, Fairfield; .. q.
Rockafoar. Cedar Grove. Nye A. Snow, New
Trenton; q. Iasson. Nj. Carmel; J. n. Clements
Blooming Grove; clifford q Alden. Laurel, 1hos.
Robinson, New Salem; y. n. la Ruo, Anderson
vile, J. l.. Andrews, Duniapsvlile; D. Mason,
Connersyillc: 5. Harbour. Nashville; r. nickeson,
Versailles; ID. Beaver, Liberty; A. Boyd, scplo.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21

OF We regret to lea that our for
mer townsman, john A. MATsoS. ESQ.,,
is lying dangerously i'll at his residence
near Greencastle. He was attacked
abou, four weeks since with neuralgia,
in the right leg. An abscess has formed
between his knee and hip. He has no
use of his leg, and when he RECEIVERS, II
Is feared he will be cripple for lifc.
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Mount Carmel, Ind.
mar3l 3mo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21

GALE OF FOUNDRY, FIXTURES, CASTINGS
~ dc. The unierslgned, Adminislfalor OF The
estate Of Geo. G. Shoup, deceased, hereby gives
notice that lac will oier az public sale, nj LAUREL
Franklin county, ind, ON Thursday, the 9Th Of
April, 1854, lease hold Interest, on which Is built
Foundry, and all the necessary fixtures, with
privilege OF removing the buildings; also casting
patterns, TASKS, scrap irons pig iron, cake, black
smith tools, &c,
There Is no other foundry at Laurel. The polr.
Is an excellent one, and the business heretofore
has been very good. ANY one having small cap
ital aud wishing TO engage In this business will do
W. II 10 attend the sale.
TERMS--A credit Of one year viii be given. the
purchaser To give his note with good freehold Sc
curity, waving benefit Of valuation, aud drawing
Interest. COBURN MURRAY, Admsr.
Refer 10 Henry Nanbergen, Esq, Cincinnati, o.
aud 10 James Shoup, Dayton, o. mar3l3w
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--"Have you seen Bill this eve
ning2"asked one way ofanothcr. "Bill
who?" bill Nebraska-thc fellow wot
gotDouglas on his back, trying to put
him In the white house" mop "Well
he Is in the house. let 3 go n see him
they say he is black as thunderl"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21

A WospenVHL Dlsrovfay has recently been
made by D Curtis, Of this city, IN Tie treatment Of
cossunrtion, Asthma, aud all diseases OF the
unes, We refer 10 "Dr. CnFtis'a Hygeana, or
Inhallng Hygcan vap0r and Cherry hyrup,"-
With this new method Dr, G.. has restored many
afflicted ones 10 perfect henltlt~ns an evidence OF
which ho has innumeFabla certificates. Speaking
Of the treatment, physician rcmarksi-ft u evl'
dent that Enthusiastically breathing an agree,
able. healing yapnr, tho medicinal properties
must come Ia contact with tho whole Of The aerial
cavity OF the lnngs, aud thus escape the many
aud varied changes produced upon them when
introduced into tho stomach, and subjected % tho
process Of digestion. Tho Hygeana ID for safe at
an tho principal draggsts throughout The country.
-(From the N. Y. Dutehman, Jan. i4ih.
Soc advertisement OF Nedeaied Inhalation, In
another column OF this paper,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21

nn. wusTAn,s nALsAuu of WILD

~ Cherry Is chemical extract OF Wild
Cherry aud Tar. Everybody knows that Wild
Cherry possesses important medicinal properties;
aud that Tar Water has always been administered
In Consumption aud Lung Affections generally,
by our oldest and safest physicians. Various rem
edIes have been onsrod f)r the cure OF diseases OF
the lungs, but TALL that have yet been discovered
Il Is admitted by physicians, aud all who have wit
messed It's effects that uone has proved Us success
ful Us this. For AsrnMA, snoRrSKss oS BRE.rn,
aud simila- affections, u may DO PRONOUNCED
rasiriyE ouRK. II has cured ASTHMA Ia many
cases Of ton and tweniy years standing, aflcr
physicians had declared tho 50 beyond tho reach
Of medicine.
This halsam Is made from materials which ma
ture has placed In all northern ATTITUDES, ~
antidote for diseases caused by cold climates.
.Natae Is bat the name for an effect
Whose cause Is God.n
Let Us obey her plaincst dictates.
i y See advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
ApErTIFnanrR.

Never deal with petIifogger. il be
saves you from a rogue, il is only that
he may have the pleasure of skinning
you himself.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
FRUIT CAMS.

ITO will keep general assortment Of Tin ware,
and pay PARTICULAR ATTENTION u the manufacture
and sealing ~ Fruit Cans, on the shortest nos
tce. Fruit cans sill be sealed while "piplf hot"
aud spolo' fruit guarded against.
hpoutnR will DO put up whom promised, and NJ
The very shortest notice,
Having desire ~ succeed IN business he Intends
10 devote hla time ~ business IN such manners ne
10 render satisfaction
apri su JOSEPH A. hAMuELa,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
nrorIcE.-THE SECOND TERM OF TFE DUN.

~ IN IIIIlE 7 n I'd y I I'M nv y = HItI
will close on the 18th OF April. There will be
publ ic examination on the nth and OH the FORE
noon Of the l2th and at night exercises In deelam-
alton. &c.
The Pynthanomiab Society viii have their
hibition on the night of the 18th. The public are
respectfully invited to attend. The next Term Of
fourteen weeks will commence on the lst We'd
nesday Of May.
The Board OF Trustees will meet on Wednesday
the 18th at O'Clock Il. NJ, according 90 adjourn
ment. mar3i3t l.. ID. POTTER, Principal.
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/ CONGRATULATIONS NnTI0I.-
OrHNINo on ssooI<s.

- a..a.ii ~ l,,lsa..la.. ,4a,
NOTICE lshoreby given that the books Of The
New Albany and hhndnaky city Junction
hall Road Company, are now open Tor suharip
s's W we ehlthl STOCK o' sala company, Vt the
pahy vii receive subscriptions w real estate, at
~ appralaement, or NJ " iuatlon 10 be accepted
~ we Heard. An efne,ent corps of agents win DO
provided 10 walt upon the public.
NY order OF Ito Hoard,
Feb. W, 1854 A.
mo H. PARoUHAR Asant
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
JOHN WILLIAMS
SPRING & SUMMER STOCK EOR
1854.

Hly0 THE pUBIIC.---At the commencement Of
Il the spring Trade | should be far ALLEVIATE
from my duty did fail to return my most CRATE
ful Acknowledgements for the showers OF iavors
that have ioen heaped upon me. Patronage 80
vast cannot tiil 10 be proud lneeniyetO duty.
1HE uRiVALLED POPULARITY which my
Clothing Establishment has attained, Is such Is To
famlllhrize my name 10 all classes, aud TO all
individuals, n vertheless, tho Introduction Of u
new season, and the consequent change attendant
thcrcupon, render it eXpedient for me 10 solicit
your cautions attention, while relate In con-
else manner as possible, my now claims toyour
support.
III preparing my stock for the present
spring aud summer season,
determined TO secure the best andNcwcst Fash.
Ions Int oduccd.
a novel, beautiful, durable, varied, and extcn-
siya collections OF Piece Goods have found their
way Into my establishment. Novelty OF cloth Is
coupled with novelty OF design, while In work
munship many alterations aud Improvements have
been effected.
My repu,ed system OF economy Is patent 10 all,
and q Is well known TINT I endeayor 10 make
the favorable chances Of the private buyer.
For tho sucrrss' OF thc pust season, I have 10
tends my best thanks, and hope 10 meet with
similar encouragement during the present year.
lam the Pgbllu's most ob't scrvt..
JOHN WILLIAMS,
Merchant Taller.
Mount Carmel, Ind.
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LAUREL MARKET.
-
CWcrTyAyI HypRogAyHrc Or WATER
RY G. n cI.EMENrs

- TNTlII
WATER CnHE Is located nvc miles from the civ on
the Cincinnati, Hamilton, aud Dayton Railroad, d
few rods from The Carthage Depot.
lhis largo aud lonrlshlng Institution v not OK
eellpd ~ poiht of loeaton, beauty ofsccncFy con-
vent nee ef access. ole. Tho buildings are large
AMI splendid. Niih tho best lhtlfnul arrangement
ior The treatment OF ~ forms Of dlsrase. Tho
bath funmr ~ in number) are al VIII supplied
with pure soil spring wHt'r AID sontan an the
various iuds OF baths nee 'sstry in such ma ls A.
tuuon, Patients afa relu 'stah 10 hiring Co nfnrts,
hlgnkcts, toafre Seegts. q Towels, or. they
Viii au f4rntsied 90 ths cure ftr so cents IA week.
Terms tor Bard, Medical Services. aud all
payable weekly. irn.lent persons under treat.
mint will DO charged g. per day. Thee dollars
Will be charged foe the trst examination. For
further particulars address ID. A. PEASE,M.
Carthage. Hamilton co., o.
Il, y. This Institution Will be orcn summer
and Winter for lhe reception Of Patients.
March e, ~, -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
COULD AND WOULD.

Every moderate drinker could aban-
don the intoxicating cup, If he would;
every inebriate would IL he could. So
says J. D. Cough.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21

hreekviiIe Regular Freight Line.
iTttE CANAL HOAT. sfAyOnITE ~
! ~. w. MILLS Master. win leave
hfookNilla every Tuesday morning, Tor Cincinnati,
anu Cincinnati every Friday afterno0ni for nrOok
'le' Freight shipped ON lhis boat viii DO received
~ The ware house Of JOHN ROBERTS IL Brook.
VIE, REQ OF charges for STORAGE, Shippers who
want freight delivered NJ u certain time, will do
trips. ItOHEitTs A MILLS.
Feb, i7.-0 q ontha
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
Com mtrtiaI.
Cincinnati nrnriset.

tlnctuuutt MARKETS
Corrected weekly expressly for the In
diana American, by AARON A. Golfer,
Grocery, Produce and Commission Mer.
chani; dealer in Grass seeds, Dried fruits,
Wooden ware, Window glass and Nails,
South II. cor. Main & 7th st. Gin. o.
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.RREs nnnng

nREEs GOODS
~ LADlkS' DRESS GOODS.
GENTI.kMEN'S SUMMER WEAR.
FANCY AND PLAIN DRESS SILKS.
WHITE AND EMBROIDERED GOODS.
LADIES' SLEEVES AND COLLARS.
CfiEMtSETTS, II NNDkERCHfEPS, sc.
For sale al No. Commercial h0w. by
mar 81 le5i LINCK a FARQUHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
c,wEEr porArnEs FOR sALE-.AsTHE uN.

= "a1rIIarnr1 Mn mi .nrouf noIatoes ms wear.
therefore he offers the seed for sale. Call nt the
Toll Gate on the Fairfield road, near Brookvllle.
mar3I3w 4. II. CASE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21

Y at the OH WHITE CORNER, a most magnificent
assortment Of Carpets, Of all styles and prices.
60 n. ID. GALLON & SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
r. w. HUBBARD.

CARTHAGE MANuFACTU 10,
y on Maine Burgess Street, Brookville, Just below
the public square. has always on hand large as
sortment OF Carriages. consisting OF kocsaways,
Rougs and Readys, plain Rockaways, Ph1ton,
and Buggles.
Purchasers will nnd IL 10 their advantage 20 call
and examine my work, AZ my stock IL the largest
In town, and my prices as low as the same quality
Of work elsewhere.
also keep sale Carriage Harness ofany style
or price.
lam prepared 10 finish 10 order any description
OF Carriage, not on hand, at shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 10 repairing.
April. te53.-t7-tf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21

WATCH AND CLOCKS-wM. DAwuos
w tenders his services 10 the citlgens Of Brook
Vile and vicinity, Ia tho capacity OF Watch md
Clock Makorand rcpalrcr-mnklng and mending
Jowelry, Ne. Long experience and strict punelu'
aiity arc his recommendations, Shop three doors
North of the post onice. ~ %, 1850 al-tf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
READY MADE CLOTHING

WE have received hand fome assortment of
w ready made Cloihiig, Va addition TO on
eastern purchase which makes cur resort
ment complcte from the .f1ef BROAD CLo1 rs
down.
Gentlemen, we profess 10 sell Clothing little
lower than any other House In this market'
Our motto, "Small profits aud quick sales."
u. PRICE = son.
Nov. !. 80. 40.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21

Indies Shoes.
leo pairs Calf Dools
100 - KID
90 "Goai Buskins;
- kuameled young Ladies' nooiS
20 Fiuo Kid AlbouIs,
% New style Oniters,
20 Rubber Bucsktna,
a. " low Sandals,
20 " Fur linud over Shoes,
Together with large aud splendid assortment
OF ChiidrVn's and Misses, extra hns shoes. Aswe
pay particular attention In the selection of our
boots and Shocs,in rcgard 10 durability and neat.
ness, We have no hetlieney In recommending The
suno, aud have no fears OF being eXcellcd Ia this
branch ofour business, or of being beat selling
low. n. D,0ALLloN q SON,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-21
rrctarnora Prices.
urooisylIle Prices.
mIoomimEgsove Prices.

fHNHEI IFH WETNIN NJ
J. KING, MERCHANT s. PRODUCE DEALER
Wheat 40 cts per. Bu. nu,ter ~ cts per ~.
Oats Is " " fers dos
New Corn 20 Lard q III,
Potatoes 10 cts per III. Ginseng 90 -
Flour bhis 30 cts each. Feathers 40
Dried Apples 20 per ba. rallow 10"
Wood 81 auper cord. White Beans TOO