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Successor to A. FfoT)
NO. Iei Chestnut 81, Sc,m's Building,
LA D ELPHlA.
r # = y --Is''", s...o Aa.,,r. n,,'.'IAes..o; .a
y every description.
Exclusive Agent for the sale Of Hallet, Davis
Co.'S (Boston) Patent Suspensions Bridge
4E"lian and other
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Tin.Ware and Stoves.

A LDRIDGE g. CANTWELL, success
~ TO Graham & Aldrihge, still continue
the old stand, corner of Main and Bridge Sts.,
where We hope to be able 10 6cconmo late all
who may favor us with call. as our object is
10 sell cheap for the cash, OF 10 punct al custom
ers. Having large stock of Tin-ware and
Stoves on hand, il would be to the interest Of
those in want c! such articles, to give Us call
before Purchasing elsewhere.
We would call Tie attention Of the public TO
the very large and superior lot Of Stoves ol va
rious kinds and patterns comprising all Tie
Cook, Coul and Wood Sfores,
now in use, of which the following are IA
Cook Stove. Belle ofthe States, MctropciiInn:
improved ompl"te, Tor wool or coal; Elna
Ar-tiehi, Grard Air-'ighi, AStcr Alright,
Premium, and Atwood Empire all OWL ich are
very superior cook stoves. Their assortment
Of Coal AMI Wood Stoves tor rooms, counting.
houses, &C., is very large and beant !, com.
prising in part the Revere, Jenny Lind, Dia-
monI. Pa lor, Sheet Iron Air-tighl, sc. The
public are respectfully invited to call al their
oil stand and examine their assortment, as We
feel sure they will be pleased.
a lsnq Lara" ass sentiment OF Tin-ware, Japare
and plain; and every other article iha, is gen
orally kept in tin and snrct iron establishment
Roofing AMI Spouting done al the shortest no
tice and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange Ter Tin
ware. [Elkiua Sep Is If.
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llAWLS.-The largest and best assortment
! long and square Shawls ever offered in the
vnoi Elkton are 10 found at J. B. ASH'S
2rt Elkton. &C. Call and see them If
T.4Mearsains.
OCKS for Halls, Parlors, School
Nov u Anrchrs. jus, received Mt
AZlBA FERRIS & SON.
IND Marke. St. Wlinisste
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FOUNDRY

E'h SALE OR RENT.-The subscriber
L Will sell OF rent his Foundry situated in the
town IF Port Deposit. Attached To il is a wafer
power winch can be applied TO other purposes
beside the use otthc foundry. Thus Foundry
mas Done, and is capable of doing large and
proh'nble business. Possession given inme-
dialcly. Apply TO P.W. WEBB.
, June / u Port Deposit
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g'aaal .a'Eg.sT FASHIONS.

~ l.'.4o Ky IA, nua received the latest
=, f"'hI"ha at his ola >tant in the EIkton
"p,AA"'AE, next d"or 10 lhc Post Office.
i"'nh'"l Tor lhH very LIBERAL patronage he
"'' ''''Een. ht Is new pr, AIRED to cut and make
all hines OF garment. in Tie best and most fas
iohahl' styles. All clolhrs made by him war
fah'ed TO HI. Don't forget the Od Sfurd il, N
"-""|' Elkton, Apr II.
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II : =
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i,i'H 7'e7nra'or Waicn has bccor,e ca ,,,.
e"'F nova FOR tis gt"ai ,irrnr, wa. i :, r,o.
p'!'". ~ 80 fen; mi a. an nrli,l, for ,r,.r.
c',h ~" generally, bu rnnr"ir for laioiiy nee
CIV '''' : +"rso ni - itisn Is who henri ri,
az "r''t net b" w!ton; il. Th> wan lert,i
r. = rf"fac"i IN relirvta, tfc l,ast .tnbborn
'.'"s'', h"e":''" so E,n"ralIy Ararn. ami .nr, 81
~. ~, T'. ~ r. %h"h Infect lin to o.f.r II lo
a., ..'' "t'Ie. r}'"'hr eniirrJy on It's Nv n ,np,ii
''l y" t1'"r' sdrc@s4. 80
!. .,'''an1 'or u Las Increased &ni!v. and
t:.n a., q IN popularity by"nI his cxpectn-
.,r"' az, ne here rl~iaaS himself tina, il viii
"1i''i relief VISA p-op-rIy ,aksn. ' va
EEAD! READii EEADI,t
|. l. n.l,i.a =,
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nOCTOR YOURSELF.

DOCTOR YOURSELF.
DTbe Pocket Escuiapjus:
or erery one his ora Ply
actaa. The 4Oth Edition,
w I h 100 engiavings,
showing diseases and NAL
formations Of the human
system in every shape aud
form. To which is aided
a treatise On the diseases
of females, being OF the
highest importance I o
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rQE, G. LIE

T.; BOXES Malaga layer Raisn9,
! (. j 80 Sssji"ss Z"
2 DO Preserved Citron,
g Barrels Sctt :'hrl'ed \ monds,
10 CfaaLcnics.
Ito Dried Peaches,
d do DO Apples. For sale hy
Dec II WM. TURBERT.
= EGATA S!LvERW received
"a fill assortment el tho celebrated A lbala
War;, which we are really 10 SIMPLY 10 The
Iis'cI', boarding horres nui private families
c. The most fcusatahlr t"rlrs.
ZjBA FERRIS & son,
;5>r.l - CO.. 4th and Market 81. WItnln sion
BLANKETS. Flnnns's Empire State, BAY
- c,ntr. Nrw York City Mills and other
si.sn Y, just received anil for sale ch"sn by
HUGHES EROS.
Oes. 10. North Fast.
Y-7sSH. - 7faclrrel NJ. / > nr1 2.
L Eastpoft Ha:,il:, ecotei dni
'a'pkt.! do. Ihitc Ti'': Crd 30.
Fol ale IS WM. T0FGLhT,
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TO TEE EU2T.yC.

ne subscriber (nc being engaged in any 9th
er onSln""S) has resumed the practice Of Land
Surviving. Conv"yancin". &c. Being acouaint
c' with TIE different qualities of soil in The
a"'%hb"rh"od. persons wishing to buy or sell
lhAa would find il 10 their ADVANTAGE TO give
hl:i d call. JETHRO JOHNs0N
ear Eorth East, Cecil Co., Md.
June ~. 'a0--tr
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w -ysc u ~ e w :

VI Wal largest IN" most ElShionabIn AMI lir
E h'Sl assortment of mems, wumrn'., AMI
emu hens ho"t, IN SHOES. in Cncil cnup,r, t.
10 ~ innn al 'hc Sab>crlber's BOOT 4 anUE
STORE, in i;lhlon. 80
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17


IMPORTATION OF EUROPEAN CATTLE.-a
England imports cattle from Continent
al Europe particularly from Holland and
Belgium. A correspondent OF the st.
Louis Evening Nelcs says;
"Thus II Is. England imports fine
cattle from the continent Of Europe, and
the United States imports fine cattle
from England. Yet there Is no great
Inconsistency In this. English stock
growers get cattle from abroad to cross
with their file breeds, knowing that in
this way alone the superiority of stock
may be preserved. But we import all
the time IRON England, and cross with
the inferior stock of this country. Az
ter while. we will get our native stock,
elevated. but II viii have an English
samcness about Il. Why should not the
next importations be from France, Hol-
land or Belgiuml Having good supply
of the best English breeds II we obtain
also the best continental stock we shall
no longer be dependent on England for
improved crosses. The best mixers In
the world are found In France--and an
importation from FlOnders or Limousn,
we think. would be the best modern
speculation In the fine stock"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
From the Louisville Pioneer,
Redini.

This holy wretch, has at last sailed
for Europe, on board of the steamer At
eantic, after having concealed himself
for several days In the city oil New York
guarded by 1rishmcn and the police. II
thus appears, that the mission to Brazil
waa- either an impudent fabrication or
that he feared TO be welcomed in South
America in the manner Of bis reception
here.
Bedini has done a thing, which ac-
cording TO Southern phrase, Is prac-
tieed BY runaway slaves; the stole him
self" He was, however, assisted by
those who arc the most jealous slave
hunters. DIR. Pierce remained faithful
10 him up TO the last moment, for, in
obedience to the orders Of the President
this blood-stained friend Of his was taken
ou Government vessel and under the
protection OF the Star Spangled Banner,
from New York To Staten Island, where
he was placed on board the Atlantic.-
IL Bedni were travelling In Germany
with an American passport and happen
ing to be molested by the police, were
20 call on the American Government
for protection, Mr. Pierce would extend
II To him more readily than TO the Ger
man citizens Of this country.
What lesson did this Bedini impart
10 the American people, and more cs-
pecially TO the German population!-
May they not forget il; may they keep
II in especial remembrance in 1886.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
a Good suggestion.

The Secretary Of the Temperance
State Central Committee has favored
us with the annexed letter from one Of
the Oldest and most efficient laborers
in the Temperance cause in the Union
-1tmperaacs Union.
baltimore. Feb. 20, 1854.
+. III. BARRY, ESQ,
Dear Sir:-Yoursof the 18th came
duly 10 hand.
We have just passed a stringent anti
liquor law in our Legislature by q
handsome majority-4e ayes % nays.
The Senate Il is thought win pass il to
go into effect in May 1856. In the
meantime we are to have n stringent
Sunday and License Law. Thus no
one has right to complain, and the
rumsellcrs have abundant time TO get
out Of their death-dealing traffic. |
regret the delay; otherwise the Law is
good one. We don't 90 il with such
a rush as you Western States. But |
believe the whole world will have to
go-as rumsellers neither fear God
nor regard man-Sunday and all dfys
are alike todealers in the beverage of
He'll" | send you two copies OF our
appeal, and two Of the Workings Of
the Maine Law" and as you have n
large hog growing country. will take
the liberty Of making the same sugges-
ton / did 20 the citizens of Ohio
Corn your hogs, and give us good
corn-fed pork-none Of your diseased
still-fed. or swill-fed pork. which is
neither rs sweet nor as solid as--and
stop corning your citizens. and making
hogs Of them. This will meet the
great objection, what's to become OF
all the corn Il we stop distilling?
Truly, your friend,
CHRISTIAN KEENER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

sl.ly N. W. uAlLE, Agent Cor bTock'ille.
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0TA gentleman having occasion to
call upon a physician, the other day,
stopped at the door and ruug the BELL
The summons was answered by an Irish
servant girl, of whom he inquired if the
Doctor was in. "No." WAS his lady
inl"- "Yes." "Was she engagedI"--
The girl looked at him for a moment,
and curious expression rested on her
features, as she roplied-"lndade, sir,
shes already married!'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
CD. Clement,s Cash Store.

HAVING just received general assortment %
ii new goods--whIch, added 10 my present stock
makes my assortment com 2lcie-all ofwhlch VIII
In part, OF variety OF Cloths, cassamcres, sati-
netts, Twecds, Jcnnes e. summer ware. Also, ev-
cry variety OF Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Dciains,
Bombe zines, plain and fancy silks, Lace Mltis,
Kid Gloves, dc. &c.
ALSO, ine lot OF Quocnsware, Cutlery, cFesc-s.
riee. Sc. together with the finest assoriiDcIt 81
Boots q Shoes ever brought 20 this pl.s>~. Any
lady that Iesnnot suit In pair OF shess snsst sti
be under the influence OF the dark ages.
n. b. In changing my business 70 Cash q Pro-
duce do no more than what am compelled 10 do.
and hope this win be received rs sufficient
apology.
WANTED, q, 900 bushels what.
1880 do corn, fer which Y win
pay cash. C-B. CLEMENT.
Laurel, Aug. 10Th, Iss3.-3e-sf.
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Another Phvsician's Ttsiimono.

has restored tho bloom OF health 10 many paiild
check, and Joy and gladnessto mauy dlspairns
hoaom.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
". ELwoop oauoRS. EDWARD X. HART
w. Il. OGBORN & co.

IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers In En- III III
| French. German and American Fancy Goods
Hosiery, Gloves, Combs, Buttons, Brushes. ooh
Umbrellas, Paras0ls, Irish Lineu
Berlin Cords, Jaconets, Book Mulls, Swiss Null
Null Muslins, a full assortment of Ill kinds
SILK Goods, and every dc scription Of Trimniu
and Fancy Dry Goods, every variety of Dr1
Goods. Cloths, Cassimercs, &c.
Also, Carpeiing aud oil Cloths ofall kinds, d.
rcctfromthe Manufacturers. straw Good. &c.
Nos. rs & ~ Pearl Street, Cincinnati.
fcbtj-9~lyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

ESr Resolutions against the Nebras-
ka Bill have passed the Maine Leg
islature by nearly unanimous vote.
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NOTICE.

T'HE books and papers of the late firm ofShoup,
j Van Bergen q Co. are In my hands for
settlement and collection. I wish 10 close the
business as soon as practicable, and expect those
indebted or the books TO give their notea, payable
al an early day. The notes, Ifnot soon paid, must
be put In suit. J. ID. ROWLAND.
Rockville, Feb. %, 1851.
March 40. ~. 6 W.
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TER MS OF THE IND. AMERICAN

Ladies Shoes.
100 pairs Calf Boots;
100 :" Kip -
90 "Goat Buskins;
90 Enameled young Ladies Boots;
"a Fine Kid Albonis;
20 New style Caters;
80 Rubber Bucskins;
40 " Low Sandals;
"a Fur Lined over Shoes;
Together with large and splendid assortment
Of Chldren's and Misses, extra fine shoes. Aswe
pay particular attention In the selection OF our
Boots and Shoes, In regard TO durability and neat
ness, we have no hestency in recommending the
same, and have no fears Of being excelled In this
branch ofour business, or OF being beat selling
low. Nd. GALLON SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

DSkEBs,S EfsTS.-SPRtNG FASHIONS
ID Introduction Day, Saturday. March an 1854
We shall Introduce Spring style Of Gente-
mems Hats, on Saturday, March 9TH. The reputa-
ton We have already gained for the manufacture
OF the best Moleskin and Beaver Hats. il a suiiie-
lent guarantee for the quality. The Style Of our
Hats this Spring, will surpass, for beauty aud
ncatness, any thing heretofore offered.
l.. ~. BAKER q co.
s. w. Corner Main q 9Th SITS. Cincinnati
r.: 5. We are now ready TO receive orders for
the introduction day.
March ,, II, w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

NIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS DIE annually In
II England OF cossuarrios. In the New Eng
land states, the proportion Ia one in four or Ave.
In BOSTON, probably ono In four In the city OF
New \ FORK, slx,y-sevcn died ntwo weeks, In Dec.
OF this disease.
There Is, perhaps, no disease with which our
country il affected, which sweeps on annually 20
many victims a. that fell destroyer the human
ce-ConsumpiIon. Day after day, year aftor
year, the insaate rhurriesto tho poria Il Of
the cold silent tomb fresh added victims 10 It's con-
quest. No walk Of life Is sacred from lie blight.
ing influence. No age Il exempt from the death
dealing shafts. The old, the middle aged, and the
young. and all alike arc food for This common on
envy Of mankind. The white.haIred patriarch,
whose life OF temperance has rendered his system
lmpcrvlous 10 the attacks Of other lls,and whose
good deeds prepared HIM for tho enjoymonis Of
llfc's calm evening. finds Consumption fastening
~ fangs upon his vitals, and tearing him from a
world ever bright 10 minds which look eompla
comfy on days we'll spent.
u there no help for the afflIeledY No preventive
Of the danger which bescts us In our ehangcful aud
aeLle clImcs There isl
"Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry"
has pct.omod cures Of Consumption aflsr
skiifui Physlciass had pronounced tho patients
beyond hope, beyond the reach Of the healing art.
"Wistar's Basam"
check, and Joy and gladnessto mauy dlspaIrIng
bosom.
Another Physicians Ttstimoag.
DEAR sm,-Icouki show you dozen certificates,
strong and decisive, oflhe sanailvo effects ofyour
valuable nalsam Of Wild Cherry. within the past
woive months, under my own supervision and d.
rocpon. Indeed, know Of few persons who
have used Il, comparatively, but recommend II In
the STRONGEST terms. A ease OF Asthma, the Sc.
vefest ever saw, to which Twas called month
ago, eylnced the superiority Of the Balsam. II
lasted him six weeks, aud the dyspepsia and suf-
ferng was dreadful; he sat up every night. The
gentleman told me to give him something 10 last
him home, ca mlles) 50 that no might see his
Wife aud child, and die In peace. ! gave him one
bottle Of Dalsam, directing him 10 take teaspoon
ui doses when the dI nicully Of breathing was tho
greatest. Next day forced his respondent VIII
aud made him take six bottles Of wlstar's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry home with him, as a present, he
having alleged that he had used so much expensive
medicine to no profit. Last week Mr.. A. called
and expressed his gratitude In the strongest terms;
said the medicine had saved his life-pald his
whole bill and took six bottles more, and left my
o.iee for home rejoicing. Very respee fully yours
WIN. SHAW, NJ. D.,
Washington, n. o. Aug, le,
Sold by JOHN ID, PARK.
NJ. w. Halle Rockville; +. Brown, Fairfield; J. S.
Rockafeiiar. Cedar Grove: Nye q Snow, New
Trenton; &. llasson, Mt. Carmel; j. n. Clements
Blooming Grove; Clifford q Alden, Laurel; Thos.
Robinson, New Salem; b. u. la Rue, Anderson
Vile, J. l.. Andrews, nunlapsville; y. Mason,
C0nnersville; $. Barbour. Rushville; +. Dickson,
Versailles; ID Beaver Liberty; A. boyd, Sclpio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
OPENING OF noOIxs.

c. s5ls.zl.s. sg....5ssl: sl..s.sa
NOTICE hereby given that the books OF the
AZ New Albany and Sandusky City Junellon
Rail Road Company, are now open for snbarp-
ton 10 the capital stock Of said company, ut the
oftice oftne underslgi cd In Brookyiile. Tho COM
pany VIII receive subscriptions In real estate, at
m appraisemont or nj a yrlusilon 70 be accepted
by the Board. An enc,ent corps Of agents viii be
nr,,yIdod 10 wait upon the public.
NJ oder OF 10 Board.
Feb. IL, 1854. n.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
GREAT SALE!

ONE hundred Acres of Land, In one,
" two, or three iots-a delightful home la the
country, forty acres cultivated, never falling
springs for family aud stock, good orchard, com
Portable house with several rooms, another snug
cabin on different part ofthe land, good cooper
shop, blucksmith-shop, and other buildings, ave
miles westward OF Irookyilic, six miles southeast
OF Meiamora, on two public roads,
Within Mree miles Of three Railroads,
and within hea ring oftho fourth we'll situated as
10 meetings of Methodlsts, United brethren and
Catholics, excellent for schools, and almost every
thing else desirable, will be sold ai public sale,
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 25th.
n LAO, two good horses, mitch cows, hegs,
blacksmith tools, one wag0n, aud large amount
OF other things OF various kinds.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third down will be required ON tho land,
one third Ia six months, aud the balance In nine
months, we'll secured, walving valuation aud
appraiscment laws. Possession given MS may be-
desirable, and no money required on the until
tho title Is made, which will be ffce aud 0ndoabt-
ed, coming from DR.. Geo. Berry. Tho sale viii
commence NJ 40 o'clock A. NJ. whan further
particulars viii be given, and attention will be
paid by the subscriber. DAVID ALLEY.
March ~, i3,sw
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
obj Ypmrneal Alter.

MARRIEDi--on Tuesday evening last, by Rev.
Dr. Keely Ma. WV. MogrArr 10 Mas. MARY sLrrln
all Of Brook,ille.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
IrmnnELLAs 4 PARASoLN-A /
SOMETHING NEW.


CONNEKsvILLE MACHINE SHOP
Adjoining the Stove Foundry OF w. p. cebhart.
1NHE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
l. lie that he has established Machine Shop In
Conncrsvilc, and Is now manufacturing
THRASHING MACHINES,
iIorse Powers, Separators, Straw Cutters, Cora
shelters, Wood-sawing Machines, all the latest
anu most Improved patterns. He also manufactures
Culp's Patent Portn BILE Cider Mill,
an excellent and convenient article that every
Farmer who has an Orchard ought TO have.
lie expects 10 keep constantly on hand supply
Of Thrashing Machines, DC, and Invites NIL who
wish 10 purchase 10 give him a call. The Machine
~ manufactured by him will he warranted TO be OF
the best materials, and most substantial workman
ship.
REPAIRING.-Iie will be prepared 20 repair
Reaping Machines and will attend promptly 10 the
fitting M and repairing ofany kind OF Machinery
"a ".c.ftd.
nis terms w.. >, rs reasonable as those Of any
establlshmcniin the West. JOHN ENDSLEY.
connerville, April II, 1859. iy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

m
" Notice Is hereby given that will sell, at
public auction, on Monday, the third day Of April
next. at the Trcasurer's Office H. the town OF
Rockville. all the personal property OF Frederic
y. Greve, late OF franklin county. deceased. con-
sstng OF one gold watch, one doublc-barrclcd gun.
one large spy-glass one port folio, one brace Of
pistols. Que bowie knife, lot of books In the
German language. boots, coats pants, shirts, and
other articles too tedious TO mention.
credit Of nine months will be given on all
Sums over three dollars by the purchaser giving
his note, with approved security, waving all val
uation and appraiscment laws. and bearing Interest
from date. JOHN r. GOODWIN.
fftafuf ffrqfor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
Dom mtrtial.
Cincinnati 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 T.. cor. Main e. 18th ST. Gin. o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
To Country NJ erchants.
WENTWORTH & BROTHERS.

SOUTHEAST CORNER or MAIN AND FOURTH srs.,
CINCIN MATT, o.
WE ARE NowIN RECEIPT OF OUR USUAL
w assortment of Spring Dry Goods. To whiel,
we invite your attention. Having purchased large
y al the fate heavy auction sales In New York, we
are enabled TO offer UNUSUAL INDICTMENTS.
Please examine our stock before purchasing.
WENTw ORTIZ " BROS.
Sc. Cor. Main & 4th sts., Cincinnati, o.
Mar. 10, ~. 3w.
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READY MADE CLOTHING

WE have received A handsome assortment
w ready made Cloth Ing. 10 addition 70 enr
eastern purchase which makes our rs.o,,'
ment complete from the CHta BROAD 'ho nc
down. -.
Gentlemen, We profess 10 sell Clothing a hh'e
lower than any other House IN this market
Our motto, "smuIl profits and quick sales.
Nov. \. -53. 20.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
Ready Made Clothing.

TENikE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to in
u form their friends and customers of their ex-
tensiye operation of manufacturing ready made
Clothing for this spring. We have constantly on
hand and are daily receiving good stock ofcloihs
Cassiinefs, Vestings d Tailors trimmings together
with a fine assortment OF Gentemens Furnishing
goods all Of which VIC shall be happy to sell cheap
and on reasonatle terms. Please call and exam
Inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Call
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jan. 5i,--5 ~, MACK & BROTHERS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17

MARION MILLS TO RENT.-BTDs
Ifl will be received for leasing for 4, ,, or 5
years, the Mills at Marion, Shelby co., Ind. They
consist OF Touring MILL with two run Of stone,
IN good order; u saw mill, and wooden factory.
They are situated Hue River, miles above
Snelbyvllle, Ind. They have the euiire waters of
Blue River, with good dam aud safe race. They
are about miles from any other mllls-one mile
from the Railroad, and In OF the best agricul-
tural regions In the State. I will receive, for )
weeks, bids for renting these mills, the lessee to
keep the dam and race In repair.
Direct bids 10 Brookyille, Ind, 10
G.. +. cLARKSON,
Feb. ed 1854. General .3geHf.
HS0ye The Weekly Indiana Journal, Weekly
Cincinnati Commercial and Shebyville
volunteer will publish the above weeks each.
aud charge Cincinnati, indianapolis and Chicago
Railroad Company.
March ,. W