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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
FREE BANKS OF INDIANA.

The indiana Journal compllcs The. lol.
owing list OF tho Free Banks ii this
tate iaom data furnished him by the Au-
|itor Of State:
Wayne Bank. .Logansport.
Drookvillo Bank. 80. Brookville.
Bank OF Attica. .Attiea.
Delaware County Bk... Muncie.
Bank Of Goshen. ....... Goshen.
Lagrange Bank........ Lagrange.
Hoosler Bank. ....... Logansport.
Upper Wabash Bk.... Wabash.
Perry County Bank. .Cannelton,
Wayne Bank. ....... Richmond.
Farmers Blk. of Westi'd. Westfeld.
Traders Baak. -. Terre Hau,e.
Ky. Stock Bank -. Columbus.
Farms & Mechanlca' bk. Indianap 3.
State Stock Bank -. Marion.
Laur el Bank. Laurel.
Bank of Salem. Salem.
Blk. Of Connersville. Connersyille.
State Stock Blk. OF Ind. Peru.
Government Stock Blk. Lafayette.
Merchants BaAk. 800. Lafayette.
Prairie City Bank. -. Terre Haute.
Southern Blk. Of Ind. Tefre Hautc.
Wabash Valley Bank. Logansport.
State Stock Bank. .Loganspcrt,
Grnmercy Bank. Lafayette.
Ind. State Stock Blk -. Laport.
Plymouth Bank Plymouth.
Drovers' Bank. .......R Rome.
Public Stock Bank. Newport.
Blk. Of North America Newport.
State Stock Security Newport.
Traders Bank....,...In Indianapolis.
Western Bank. $3.50. Plymouth.
Canal Bank. .......E Evansville.
Fayette County Bank. Connersyille
Northern Ind. Bank. =. .Logansport.
New York Stock Bk.. .Vincennes.
Bank of Indiana. :. Michigan City.
EIkhart County Bank Goshen
Steuben County Bank. =. Angola.
Crescent City Bank. >. Evansville.
Indiana Bank. Madison
Cantral Bank. ...... Indianapolis.
Bank of Albany -. New Albany.
State Stock Bank. jamestown
Bank Of Covington. Covington.
Great Western Bank. Tcrre Haute.
Bank Of Rochester. -. :. Rochester
N. Y. & Va. State s. b. Evansvill,
Bank Of Rensselaer,. ..... Rensselaer,
The Kalamazoo Bank. .Albioi
The Farmers Bank. jasper.
Bank oi Albion. .........Albion.
Bank Of South Bank. /. :. South Banl
WABASH River Bank. .Juspl
80 ..s'..s......... Dubois CO.
TT dera' Bank. .........N Nashville
Bank Of Warsow -. Warsaw
Merchants a. Mechanics' Bank
.................. New Albany.
Bank Of Mt. Vernon. Mt. Vernon
Bank Of Fort Wayne. III. Wayn
Franklin Inauranco Company
......... ..............F fanklia.
Logansport Insurance Company
................. Lagansport.
Union Plank Road Company
.....,........... Michigan City.
The notes Of any Of the above ban
win be received at the American ofa
at par, II offered. The Western Ba
Of Plymouth, the Bank Of Albany,
Public Stock Bank. gnd Bank Of ca
nersville have altered notes on them
We will risk them however il we &
get a chance.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
FRANKLIN.
ADVANCE IN FLOUR,
CORN AND CONSOLS

Nkw YoRK. May &c.
The steamer Franklin, with adyices
from Harve and Southampton to the
9th, and 10th inst. has arrived at this
port.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENC E.
Western Canal Flour is quoted at
37s Sd, Corn had advanced 10 SOS. and
was in good demand. - -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENT S.

NOTICE
the e0ih day Of neoonbor is53 at iawronceburgh,
pledged 70 Walter Hays, warrants Nos. al HAd
81, drawn ~ the Secretary or TIE Lawrenceburg
q Upper Mississippi Railroad Company, on the
Treasurer OF that Company, dated August %, S5l
each for two hundred and seyonty-two dollars Of
Tie stock or sui r Company, Cor the of $500;
pail 10 said Hays, said sun OF money aad inter.
est accrued .hcrcOn, aud received an assignment
aud delivery 81 sad pled- "a property, and The
Same yet remains unpaid 1his d. 10 give notice
that for Tho payment OF aad $500 and In ierpst aud
the expenses Of sale, vlil oaor said warrants az
public cutlery, 10 tho s. heet bidder, az tho door OF
The Court House Ia Brook yilio, on saturday, the
tth day oiJuiy next, botW oen mo hours OF aud
O'Clock, 4. Al, Terms cash--apply 10 u. ID How
LAND. sw SOPHIA LANlUs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
"a THING OF BEAUTY sA JOY FoREvERg'

"A THING OF BEAUTY IsAJ0y FOREVER
WHY will people endure pimples on the
shuman face divine" or eruPiiens Of any
kind, when Il Is a fact so well known that
Dr. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
cleansss the skin from all impuriiy, re-
moving plmpes, sores and blOlches. leaving
the affected parts as healthy, smooth, and
soft as the flesh Of babe
Il causes all sores and poisonous wounds
10 discharge all infected matter, and eradicaies
every impuriiy from the system.
DR.. Guysoit's Improved Extract of Yell
low Dock and sarssparIlla put up In the
largest sized bottles, contains more Of the
pure Honduras ssrsaparIia than any other
preparation extacl, which Is chemically CON-
bined with the Extract Of yellow Dock and
the Extract Of w I'D Cherry, thus making
the remedy more thoroughly efficient than
any other sarsaparilla before the public. Az
the same time II Is perfectly free from all
mineral posons, which cannot be said Of
any ether Of the saraaparilla comPoands.--
The invslid should beware Of Poisons' Mer-
cur.y Iron, Quinins, potash. Iodine, SULPHUR
arsenic, and m any other mineral and met
alIc poIsons, enter into aid form the active
ba.,s AZ most Of the Sarsapaflllas Of The
day. ouyso,i's compound Extract Of Yell
low Dock and sarsaparIlla does not con'sis
a particle Of these substancesi a. any ono
can ascertain b, applying the proper tests.
Let all poisonous sarsspaIillsa alone and
Use DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract Of
yellow Dock nnd sar<srsrtitas
which - thoroughly cibcecIous. perfectly
harmless, and purely vegetable. AL kinds
Of disease yield TO iss genial influence.
Guar, bottles. q perbossle-slx bottles Cor 80.
sc,a NV JOHN d. PARK.
Eorth-east cerncr Of s,h and wainutsss., cincih'
natl. o., General Agent for,he West, 70 Who"
al orders must be addressed,
NV. Hale, Brooksllle, r. hrovns fhitrs'a
]. 8. Rocfafeliar, Cedar Grove, Nye:e sno~' New
Trenton. G. Hasson, Nj. Carmel, J. NJ ciemen"
blooming Grove, elnord a holden, Ihos. Robin
son, New salem, n. n. LArue. AndeFsonvlhe' =
Barbour, Rushvllle, T. Diehsrson, Versailles ~
nenner, Llberis. A. Royd, scipis. y. L. Anoi'"'
Duniapsville, Hall a Hughes, connerssiiie.
January, so, 80, no.e ~
soSsN ID. PARK, Dealer IN all valuable
Medicines, N. r. corner Of ssb,< wsinnss'fss''
cinssrrsu, ohis.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26

lrThe prospect Of war with Spain
il daily increasing. AS soon as the Ne
braska question il settled the attention
Of Congress WILDE turned to the acqui-
sition Of Cuba, with or without war as
circumstances may indicate.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
Loan Wanted.

business man, who can give such security at
Will render the money as safe II not saior than
can be IN hank, wishes 90 borrow n few hundred
dollars, on which he win give better interest than
the bank pays, FOR Information enquire Of the
Editor Of The American. may 10 II
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
"'.p''"e"' i JOSE JACKSON.
PRICE ~ PER BOTTLE, bottles for g
sold by y. ID. PARK,

Cincinnati, O.
Northeast corner Of Fourth nd Walnut streets,
entrance on Walnut ss.-sowl ON All orders must
~ addressed.
Al. w. Halle nrookville; y. iir wn, Fairfield; }. 3.
Rockaieilar, Cedar Grover rye a snow, New
Trenioni g. Haason, MI Carr oil J. n. Clements
Blooming crovei Clifford a Az en-, Laurel; fh's'
Robinson, New salem; d. n. La Rue, Ands p
VILE, J. l.. Andrews, Dunial syilie; p. Mas %,
connenyille; s. Barbour, Rue Niliei +. Diekei on
Versailles; d. Beaver, Iibert ! A. boyd, seiids
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26

The Mechanics Institute OF ohio,
a. Cincinnati, have awarded their Diploma 10
AsER's cnERay fE-foaAL, tao widely celebrated
remedy foe Coughs, Colds, and Consumption
This honor was richly mohiod BY tho Inventor Of
that invaluable medicine which has sesured no
only the above commendailon, bat also that Of
the mo,i eminent Physlcans In this, as wen a,
the highest medical authority Ia other countries.
And what Is a Tar realer enconlum on rs useful
ness Is, llol a has Won iis way 10 almost every
areside OF the American People.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
n. w. HUBBARD.

~ ~ II = HFIE4AINIIf
CARRIAGE uANUFACT FUR r. II,
Y on Maine Burgess Street, ltookyillo,j just below
the public square, has alwayson hand large as
sortInent Of Carriages, consisting Of RocKavays,
hougs and Readys, plain Rockaways, Phmton,
and Buggies.
Purchasers will and II 10 their advantage 10 call
and examine my work, as my stock h The largest
In town, and my Trces as low as the same quality
OF work elsewhere.
also keep for sale Carriage Harness ofany siyle
or price.
lam prepared 20 finish 10 order any description
1fCafriare, not on hand ut shortest notice.
Particular attention paid TO repairing.
April, le53.--l7-tf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26

cPEER a. STEPHENS are paying the
u highest price for linen and cotton rags deliv'
cred ut their paper mill.
Brookville. Nov. 3Oth, iS53.--50.tf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
SAMUEL MARLATT,
BLACKSMITH.

Main Slroet s0uth % tho Public hqnaro, East side,
Br0OkviItc, Ind.
ALL KINDS OF BOLTS AND ~r~
"a screws made AZ the shorlostno- 1L~
ice and In the best manner hW
Also III"
pay particular attention 10 repairing ~
all kinds % Machinery, warrinted 10
DO as well dom and az as low prices
as can DO found any whore IN tue West. maie 2l ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
OPENING on nOOKs.

BIsOOKVlLLE BANK,
OPPOSITE the Court House, Rockville Ind.
Nhas Just gone Into operation, discounts busl-
ness paper, does general
Ranking business,
Receives, aud pays inferst on deposits.
JOHN w. HIT, Cashier.
Feb. Il 1854. gu
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
G0MmlrtiaI.
cIncInnnti FrnrI.rt.

Cincinnati Markets
Corrected weekly expressly for the In
diam American, by AARON A. Golfer,
Grocery, Produce and Commission Mer-
chcni; dealer in Grass seeds, Dried fruits,
Wooden ware, Window glass and Nails,
South Il. cor. Main & 9TH st. Gin. o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
NEW YORK; VINDOw SHADE DE
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

MRS. Z. II. BUTLER HAS JUST OPENED,
AVA Ia hof new taucy stofr room, on ne iofnof
louih of her old residence, The largest and most
splendid assortment ~ Millinery aud Fancy Goods
ever ohorod Ia Rockville. consisting Of bonnets
OF ofcFi style, nom - cents up Ribbons Of oFo1
fiyle, together with splendid stock OF Flowers,
Caps, aud ~ tho NAflcuoaof lininEa; worked Col.
lars, Chomlselics, Gloves, 10, and can furnish
milline'n wanting supplies "a cheap ~ tAoy can
DO had la Cincinnati.
Nho Invites all her old cuslomcta 70 cali aud OK
amino her stock before purchasing elteWhorc. She
haiera hersel that shc Gun cell a. cheap cheap
or Than they can DO had Ia Tho una 'kui, as she u
doing cash business. Hho proposes taking But
Tor, Eggs, &c, la exchange COR goods.
may dmo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26

TWELVE RUSSIAN SHIPS OF
WAR SUNK OR DESTROYED.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26


WONDERFUL DHcovrRy has recently been
made b. DR.. Curtis OF this city IN the treatment OF
consumption, Asthma, aud all diseases OF the
ullss. We refer 20 s.Dr. Curtis's Hygenna, or
lnhaling Hygcan Napor and Cherry syrup
VITA tlis new method Dr.. G. has restored many
AFFLICTED ones 70 periee, health; Is an evidence Of
which ne has innunernfic certificates Speaking
Of The treatment, physician Femarks.-ft Is esi'
dent that inhaling-con,ianily breathing an agree
able, healing sapor, the medicinal properties
must come Ia contact with the whole OF the af-ral
cavity OF The lungs, and thus escape the many
aud varied changes produced upon them when
introduced Into I've stomach. and subjected 20 the
process OF digestion The Hygeana Is for sale at
all the principal druggists throughout the country.
--(From the \. y. DutchmaD, Jan. 1ith.
SEQ advertisement OF Medicated Inhalation, IN
another column ofthis paper.
nR. WISTAR's BALSAM or WILD
~ Cherry - chemical extract Of Wild
Cherry and Tar. Everybody knows that wild
Cherry possesses important medicinal properties;
and that Tar Water has always been administered
Ia Consumption and Lung Affections generally,
by our Oldest ami safest physicians. Various rem
edies have been offered Tor The cure Of diseases Of
the lungs, but or all that have yet been discovered
il is admitted by physicians, aud al who have Wit
messed iis effects, that uono has proved as success
ial as This. For AsrnNA, snoRTsrss on BRrkrII
and similar affections, u may be rRoSouScnn
POSITIVE Crar. II has cured ASTHMA in many
cases Of ten and twenty years standing, after
physicians had declared the essc beyond tho reach
Of medicine.
This Baisam Is made from materials which ma
turc has placed In all northern latltuies, as m
antidoto Tor diseases caused By cold climates.
'.Naiuo Is but the name for an effect
Whose cause Is GOd.H
let as obey hor piainost dictates.
IL Sec advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26

vYyusoN AND CoUNcELL, CABINET MA
w kENR and undufiakurS, Mount -,.ar>
Carmel, Ind This firm is consin nllyXH
ready 90 accommodate pcrsons With any hTx1N
artsle In their line a. The alroai prices. VA
They are also IN possession OF 49,
lIsAnsr by which they can accommodate IM
ON Funeral occasions. They respect XlU
'"''' '''''' '" " Mar. "a. ~, smo. .
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
MUSIC LESSONS.

YlEISs BUTTON Is now prepared 10 give mu-
lik steal Instruction on the Piano al the residence
OF Dr- Dulton. may ~ 3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
8p GsIssrapB.

Highly important from the seat
Of War.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
PILMONAI.Y cnNNuMPTION

Has, until within a few year., been genorail,
courldercfod incunble, although many medical
mon OF mo highest standing, among whom We
might monitor Laennou aud hla rlend naylc--
both distinguished an,hors-aimll that thls dread
fn disease may DO cured, ovon Ia ia advanced
stages Whom lho lungs are not completely diior-
ranlzed. The Tomedy which we now ofcr,
WfsfAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
not oniy omanates from a regular Physician, but
has been we'll lealed "a all tho complaints for
which iiis recommended, with entire SUCCESS.
lffSee adyerti semcnt.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26

Delay ID dangerous -ncglocithai cold and cough
Tow weeks, and the hope Of recovery win be lost
% you iorvycr. Let not any pccuniary cohsidera-
ton deter you ffem trylug 10 ave your lifO aud
health while here Is chance. Consumption Is
annually awocplng OF thousands 20 the tomb. no
disease has baiilod The sk Of phyalclans like ~;
no physician perhaps, has done ore The cause
Of suffering humanity than pr. wlsiaf. "An
onnee OF prevention z, bother han a pound Of
curcsn therefore, before your lungs become nj.
conied and % diseased that no human moans can
save you from an early grave. Try At once a med
ielno which has bcen Of sneh infinite value 10 thou
aaude--ohlan a bottle of Dr. Wlataf's Balsam Of
$500 1870 - = . ~ -ifLsf ~ Aees11iA. {,
perotcgc Ia using lt, until you have removed the
disease entirely, which Il neglected will terminate
vour ufe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
DECLINE IN COTTON AND BA-
CON.

New YoRk. May 10. P. NJ.
The steamer Europa, with advices
from England. to Saturday, the 9Th
inst, has arrived.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
a iaR1nuITuRAL NnrrnE

"A fGRTCULTURAL NOTICE
~ l1e Directors - NO Fmnklin County ARri-
cultural society are Requested TO meet at 90
touu ll0uao In Br0okfilic The frat Saturday
10 June, nd 10 o'clock A. NJ. A general alton
dance 4 mosi earnestly requested.
- order OF the Hoard.
A.B.MNE, Prcsr.
j. r.. CoLrscorr, "a. sociyf 3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
r. TYNER ,

r. TYNER
lBrW0kv1IHles lLndlaamao
Is Just receiving and opening an unusually
SPRING GOODS,
direct from
EASTERN MARKETS.
Selected from The largest and best importing
NEW YORK,
ond other markets, by purchasers who are as well
posted In Styles, prices, aud qualities OF Goods as
some OF their contemporaries. lie has taken every
when Goods were at the lowest figures, and Is pre-
pared 70 offer larger cheaper, and better selected
stock Of Goods for The present
SPRING TRADE
than Is ofton found in this market. lie keeps
much larger stock than any other house In town,
thereby giving customers decided advantage In
making selections. His Old friends aud the pub
lie are especially invited 20 call and examine hls
stock and prices, which will compare avorably
with any In the white Water Valley.
aprsi ls5t Is
nREsS GOODS
~ Cloths and Casslmeres,
Saitnets and Twoeds
Gcndcmans' Summer Wear
PLAN and Plaid Dross silks
While and Embroidered Goods
Plain and kmbr'd Grape Shnwls
Ladies Sleeves and Collars
Chemisetis, Hdk's, DC.
Reed and for sale by apr2l r. TYNER.
DONNETS, Ribbons,
I'D Plain and plaid Tissues.
French Lawns, Bareges, Hosiery,
Gloves, Fans, bracelets, &C.,
personally selected nom the largest stocks In New
York, and for sale by X. TYNER.
ETMBRELLAs AND PARAsOLs.-
" A large and well scsectod stock OF silk and
gingham Umbrellas and Parasols just recelyedly
x. TYNFR.
HARDWARE and CUTLERN.-
II Just receiving = heavy stock Of Hardware
aud Cutlery which will be sold cheap by.
GARPETlNG.-
Floor OIL Cloths, &c. which will be sold cheap BY
R.TYNkk.
Ron AND srEEL.--
u large stock OF Iron, Steel Plough wings,
Plough shares, Axles, Steel springs, Nails, DC,
Jus, received aud for sale BY X. TYNER.
- 30 hhds. n. o. Sugar Just received and for
sale by X. rYNER.
NJ .. MOLAssEs.-
IN. Just received a large lot OF n. y. Molasses
In b0ls. and bills, and for sale BY
N'ihNHn'
EATHER.-
IL A large stock OF Sole aud Upper Leather,
and hip and Calf skins on hand and for sale by
X. 1YNEk.
fEtEA AND COFFEE.-
n Justrccclvcd asuperior lot OF Young Tyson,
Imperial, Green powder and Black Teas; also, a
choice article Of Rio CoGee, for sale by
ID ICE.-
Ia . florces OF Rice just received and for
sale by n. TYNER.
A UEEEsWARE.-
" a splendid assortment, by me act. or piece
on hand and for sale by X. TfNER.
Doors AND SHOES
} Tho largest stock OF Boots and Shoes In the
market can DO seen at X. TYNEk'S.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26


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&$>SE5y NJ
<D&< 80 | MAN
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rsssss}e<.,<-U Nh
5<szSz<z< "a 49,
"
xu,zt;. p.1. - yr:r1 ft.--t
y :. 90 /. --.'-'.. - ''1 o-,Sly
1 1il h.Sl nln ~ 1s1A i-ao"" ~ han
os'' 1855 ~ ,oP
-. ''''''''ss' -'9'1e''-a' Hke""s y "s
Lungs, DD'cuH bredf ing, L'rer
Affections, Pain or Weakness
Of the Breast ~ Side,
First Sfaoes of Con-
sumption,
DC,
"Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher, .
is the remedy that gives i'm, ,edis,e relief and
performs rapid cures Of Co, CHS, Colds, pains
and Soreness Of The Breast.
1s !. ISssss - ..as &c. ss, ,. =,
sands faIl victims 70 con,u' ,,Ion e~-rvxr
from no other cause thar ner.scsse COZ. +,
yet We find hundreds an thousands wi
treat such complaint wit the greatest Ia
s~S - 49,. ~ .' ~ 'n TOT ~sss''
s-1 w" ''n "''A''' ''''A''s " nv
saAss'' ~ H'ss you nave "ns' you eoa''o'
: - lug" " '0''' a'''" business
p'ea'1,. " o''s''snes' 70 prevent yoa from
voa- hrs'., ~ a'' ha , 'asn 's'''s' upon
:. $500 '.e-'.'' 49, r~''''
- - 80 :. e''''' = P'''''''e A.s' s'aa'
d,meu,,v - ss.s,,'s.a - - 80 - 49,
ca e--,,1s -,
an ,h,. c.ma,.,., AZ ,,.,. -.
~. ..,,s ..s =, -, - - -
ria. Nth ,oa. ..,a g., ,.'u..s,.,.,.~ 80
ho,,,. - - -, ,'''''''s f'ss ~
w,.,.,,. p.1..., a. WI, Co.. - !.
,,,.,, L,o,y m nh. H., 49,. - 49,.
= ,ha avs.,,.r.. - ,sans.rS. - -
- =. :. -, - ~ Nv
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TTIII w w NJ I 1883
a case Of bleeding Of he Lus.gsl
Night Sweats, Harassinu Coughs. Cold
Feet. and Extreme Debilty-cured nv
Ir. Wistss,s Balsam NJ WA Char,
crown roh'' LAKE co. a. June 10 ~
I'm =, - .,sa' gu, ~ Ha's essP
es''''''e''''O" W "'' ""''s'' Ps''n' "'' y
XIV, yos V'''' "s'e'y ?, ~, An'suon.. sha
~. 'sA."'' '.''ssu ''V''' '"' ''' VI " -"
'A' na'sAm o. ""o 1ne'fy'
IN july iess' was attacked win q ie'ef
" SPav'" s""'"' ""'s" WV me IN
'fry oeD'''a'eu '''~' "n'" y" 'ns io'o"ins
WINTER was 'aAe' WIZ" severe eo'o' "n'en
'eauoeo ne 70 sucn an extent as 70 give m'
me appearance Of q eonn'meo oon'nmPess.
! '"00sso ah'e' q severe 'ougn-eaPe'.o'.'eo
kVou uea'' ~" "1s "V"''se WIN s''' ~
hou hlNhs twthihi hieo frequently fa"eo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26

- Oyss and ChiEdrcm,s Clothing
sIock OF goods always kept for mems wear, would
respectfully inform their customers and the pub
lie generally, that they are Just in receipt %
general assortment OF Boys aud childreh's Cloth
ing which arc now open for inspection at their
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, consisting Of
Goats, Round Jackets, Pants ana
Vests,
endless variety, suited 10 the season, all OF
which will DO sold Ut very low figures.
Ne have overy size, aud can nt out boys THREE
YEARS OH, and upwards, with full suit.
We earnestly solicit call from persons wishing
anything In this line. TNNkR x BAKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
Mount Carmel, Ind.
,nnflI qmo
LIGHTS SOLUTION
Will Cure Diarrhma & Bloody Tlux
rs. IL "A. W. HALLE, Agent for brookyllle.

VAMFs sPEER has jusi received and win la fa'
al lurr keep good asnorlmentof Groceries, Dry
Goods aud Fancy articles, which ho viii sella the
most reduced prices. nov 30 'o3u
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26

nroeI.vIlle s.rIces.
nleomlmggrexe Prlees.

J. KING. MERCHANT 4 PRODUCE DEALER
S %s.as - no ' per sa Es ssi' g. per a aS
Corn 10 " Lard 3 10.
potaiocs 40 ctapoF hu. Ginseng 80 +"
Flour hbln 40 clsoach. Feathers 40 - !"
Dried Apples 70 per bu. Tailow 40"
Wood Ill so per cord. White Beans 100
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
Laurel Iron Store
VAILEY HOUSEl

Justrocelyod good assortment oilron & steel
which viii sell low. SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Sop. e0.-f0-tf.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09

Wheat In ENGLAND.

At time when day -laborcrs have been
compelled to pay Two Dollars and Twenty
Five Cents cash for bushel Of wheat in
the grain-growing vallies Of Pennsylvania,
it may be interesting to notice what prices
have been paid for it for series of years
past. The Merchants Magazine supplies
this desire, by furnishing table of prices
paid for wheat in England, reaching back
562 years. The highest price was Eight
Dollars, in 1870. The lowest price was
Five Cents, in 1851. When we recollect
that the relative value of money was much
greater formerly than in these California
DAYS, it will readily be seen that those
were immeasurably "harder times than
the present, when wheat was S. and at
5 cts. was quite as reasonable as 1T was
"out west" before the era of railroads.
The Magazine exhibits also the average
prices for series Of $50 years, as follows:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-09

Probably, since 100 years ago, when
for 20 years wheat averaged 90 cents per
bushel, the amount Of money has increased
50 largely that wheat at nearly twice that
price is easier obtained, now, than then.
And with the wide fields opening en- our
western borders, and the increased facilit-
les of agricultural implements to cheaper
labor, bread should be plenty.
-Heartless speculation is doubtless at
the bottom Of the present high prices.
Similar combinations also have brought
up beef almost as high as when, about a
dozen or fifteen years ago, the notorious
Steinberger monopolized the Beef Market,
and-failed, suindling the people after
raising prices Of meat so szorbitantl5-
!os ovss One Million Of Dollars!