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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

The Union Court Common Pleas has
been In session since lsst Monday morn.
Ing. A good many distinguished mem
bsrs Of the Bar present. and business
OF Importance has been transacted. -
The more prominent characters were
Bax. Es,ep. Geo. Wooley. Tom. Mul-
len and JEFF. Bragg. Nearly all the
time Of the court and jury has been
taken up In attepdinr TO these dIstin-
guished lndlvIdosls. Estsp. Wooley
and Mullen tried to buy every lawyer
attending Court. and no doubt would
have brIbed every Juror II they could |;
bot thank God. for court. Jurors and
some lawyers who are men with souls
In then.
Ab8 ten days Of the court have
been AIKEN up Ia liquor suits. aud tho
people have tho bills TO foot.
wooley has been hned sf77 80 cents.
Estep about 500. Mullen $40. and
Jen. Bragg about 10 or 10 dollars. The
lurors who set on those cases, have
done honor TO themselves and the coun-
~ their decision have been In aecer-
dance with the public sentiment. The
people cay down Will the liquor shops
and all their enormous and Oppressive
expenses. and they viii sanction the
decl-l.p Il the court and verdlets OF the
iurles ,Nst sweep the monisd interests
from the liquor traffic. Estep. Wooley,
aud Mullen are three OF the oldest sln'
ners OF llqno meanness In the county,
and while their damnallon has seemed to
linger yet. Justice u now beginning 10
come upon them. Jim Williams. the
captain OF heathenish darkness, and the
whisky vIleness az Hannah's Creek no.
terity will be In the RIG next. lie
need not think that he will escape the
vigIlent investigation Of people arous.
ed Ia aetlon by repeated insult and pro-
vokIng injuries. No, a. he has played
the assassIn's game, let him take the as
sassln's luck. Like Estep. Wooley,
aud Mullen. Cor the last Is months no
has been lrrigatIng the soil OF drunken
dissipation, OF every vile passion, Of ev'
cry lIccntlous sentiment, and with a
devillsh. desperate independence, he
has dehsd popular sentiment. nelghbor-
hood council. and the dictates OF moral
promptIngs. and has dared the vista
lions OF public justice at the hands OF
an injured community, until iorbearanee
ceases 10 be virtue Liberty Herald.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

wouLp Nor BE CirizeNs. ---Wchave
information from credible source
that proposition has recently been
made TO the , nations. the Cherokees.
Greeks and Choctaws, TO from State
out OF tho territory occupied by these
semi-civiIiEed tribes. admitting them
rs citizens. This proposal was accom-
panied by an officer to build them q
handsome State House nj the expense
Of the Government, and TO beslow
certain other advantages. The oller
came from the Superintendent of In
dian Affairs and was sanctioned
by the executive Of the federal
Government. the evident design was
to form another slave State. as there
arc large numbers Of slaves held by all
these tribes. But the proposal was
rejected by the Cherokees, for the
reason ,hatit would place them upon
the same level with other tribes not SC
far advanced in civilization.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

Day TInKs IN CosHrcricur.-Ths
antl-liquor law, enacted al the late ses'
sion Of the Connecticut Legislature,
went into effect on Tuesday. and as sew
eral Of the large towns have refused to
establish agencies. some OF the old to-
pers will get very thirsty. The New
Haven Courier, OF Tuesday. has the fol-
lowing. relating 20 this subject
"In Menortam."-A large party OF
mourners, dressed In the habilaments Of
want and woe. attended the procession
of King Alcohol. yesterday afternoon.
The van was led by sombre looking
harlequin on horseback, who was fol-
lowed by couple Of drums and fies,
and perhaps a hundred men In battered
costumes OF oil descriptions and OF oil
shades Of uneouthness. The misery OF
drunkenness was symbolized by the
semblance Of wretched looking wo-
man with a bottle TO her mouth. and
Baes hus rested In rublcund grief OIL top
Of an enormous whisky barrel. A fat
man, the weight Of whose potations
sunk his belly TO his knees, waddllng
along by the side Of the gaunt and hag-
gard victim whose mis cradle rags hung
above him like scare crow, aud every
variety and degree Of mischief result
Ing from the use Of liquor, was depicted
by the different characters. With
solemn tread tho proecssio moved
through the streets, greeting with cheers
the residences Of those who had been
prominent In delivering them from the
"enemy" whose death they celebrated;
and they finally woundup the exhibition
during the evening by those demonstra-
parting with old ans familiar friends.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01
PATEM q
Spring N06lsiIe YreP,

SDring SddsiIe IreP.
FTER GREAT LABOR and expense. We arc
"a nOw enabled 10 furnish those unriyalled Trees
IL quantity ut short notice. Price, $3.50 each
cash.
HUNTER, coBURN, EDMEsToN n BARR.
Sole manufacturers and wholesale dealer rs Ia Sad
dlory, Hardware and Coach Trimmings, No
Church Building, ainut street, Cincinnati, Obi,
We also have a full supply Of our PArKST Han
PtcKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01
NA LITERARY BLuxDrn.-A

4" a LITERARY bLUNDER--A
country sculpio.' was ordered to en-
grave on u tomb stone the following
words:
~ virtuous woman is crown to
her husband But the stone being
small. be engraved IL:
a yirtuous woman is 5s to her hus-
band
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01
OF The Wheeling I We } Times and

Gazette says, "that wheat growers with
in ten miles Of that city, in Virginia and
Ohio, who practice uniformly selling
their straw to the paper and binders
board mills, and thus have the straw OF
their wheat crops regularly removed
from their grounds, are seldom troubled
with weevil. On the contrary, those
whose farms are too Gar out, and who
suffer the straw to rot on their hands,
have their crops very much damaged by
the ravages OF the weevil. IL is recon-
mended, therefore, to burn the straw in
ell cases, when II cannot be removed"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

EyA late philosopher says that il
anything will make woman swear. il
is looking for her nighrap after tho
csndh is blown QUIZ -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

coburn Murray administrator,
oftho estate of George q. khoup,
deceased,
W. IN The Court Of
Jane hh0np, widow, Francis A, Common Ploas
shoup, Mary W. saoap, Jane N Franklin 60,
shoup, samuel Nhoup, tnmaa q.
Nhoup, John u, Hhonp, barbara
n. fhonp, aad Oscar hhoup,
Notice IA hereby given that The said Admins
traitor has alad his petition ~ above entitled la
said Court, alleging tho nauliieianey el personal
assets 10 pay tho debts OF sad eatalo aud pray.
lue The aalo OF certain foa rslnlu OF whlul said
0oorFe q. khoup died seized Tor lhepaymons Of
dobts. aud the said petition will be- heard az the
Court House ia nFookvlllo. 81 thonpsi Term OF
said Court, 70 DO begun on the lfst Monday of oc-
iohef next,
Given undof my hand and seal
- this lfth day OF Iuly. tpai.
sAN"' JOHN, ~, JOHNSON.
~ July u sw Clk q, Y. G. y. o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01


sonpanslng evils, Cancer exceptcdl no matter
how severe OF ofhow loug standing.
The Catholleon fnr SURPRISES other fenediessln
being more ccrialn, less expensive, ana leaving
the - stem In better condition. let all INTEREST
ed call and obtain pamphle. tfreel containing
ample proof, from the most respectable sources,
oftho beneficial results Of Its usei together with
lotiers from highly experienced Physicians, who
have useditin their practice, and speakiromtheir
Notice to the Unfortunate Female.
lre II duty incumbent upon myself 10 Do
clare publicly the great blessing Or. Marchlsls
Uterine Catholieon has proved " me. For two
wears my health was miserablc; was almost una
he 10 walk. Ply slcans pronounced my case
falling Of the womb, extensive ulceralions, COM
sssag S' anh p .S IlSsi eas, a.ssaSrs
rendering life almost burden. In this miserable
condition, Dr.. Y. 4. Newland recommended DR..
Anarchists Uterine Catholicon. After taking four
bottles nnd myself In perfect henlth. Gratitude
for my restoration makes mo ardent desire that
All my sex, alike unfortunate, may lind sure relief
from this inestimable medicine.
ELIZABETH A NEwLAND,
No. 10 West st. Utica, N. Y.
Theabovc statement know to be true.
F.P.NEwLAND, NJ. d.
Utica, n. Y.
Ihave no hesitation In saying. Dr.. Marchasrs
Uterine caiholicsn is invaluable In uterine dlsea-
sos generality. have used Il In Fluor Albus,
Anenorrhoea, Prolapsus Utorl, aud la cases OF
extensive ceration OF the vagina aud os uteri.-
Its worthy OF the notice oithe Faculty.
JOHN e. oRRIcK, N. D.
baltimore, Md.
have used. for some months past, prepare
ton for female complaints, called Marchls's Uter-
inc cntaolcon, which was induced .oiiy In some
extreme cilse ut the urgent request OF some pa.
| uents who introduced IL 10 my notice. AIN per
suaped. AMIR trying In great many eases, that i
surpasses all other remedies within my knowl.
edge, for that class Of difficulties for which u I,
| recommrndck. II has cured ONO very eAtrems
/ cases undcrmy observation. which have russtrt
/ al other treatment. and regard u as n rome
/ N q should ha subjected 10 the proofby ever!
school 81 phs sicas, as u "a of Sast importance L
/ be able to treat successfully class of disease
/ which has rctof0re been extremely diffcuit (,
manage. aud which aiilicls So large portion v
our females. l.. ID. rLEMiNG, N. ID.
! Rochester, \. y.
Pamphlelshad gratis NJ the store OF GivToRp 4
/ ALpeS Agents, Laurel, Ind.
/ ALSO soidb S
II n. 4. Fuller, Harrison. Ohio.
DAsiKL ukAgER, Liberty.
PAwLs& MORRISON, cOnnersyille.
Il s STEWART ,Greensburg.
JoHS uuNrLa, Versailles.
4 J.B. MARCHfSlfk Co., Proprictors.
crS2BAL. yzrpr, su sR6ASwxrystr.
Foh 9fns e5f-6mos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01


OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsapa,iIla.
THE oRIGINALANp ONLY GEN
U me preparation for the permsnssi ears
Of Consumption aad diseases Of the lssss
where they are supposed 70 b affected -
tn too free 40 Of mercsry. sr
TWILL uRE WITHOUT Fall.
serofalaor Kings Evil, Cancers. Turner'S.
Efys,pelas, chroslo sefs Eyes. 'agworm
or letters, scala Head. Rbssmstisss. /,
In the nones OF jeIa,s, Old o e. and Ulcers.
Swelling 81 The 0lands. Q .,hIlihs, pyrp~p.
sIe, Salt Rhsam. pissss~s. Kidnsys. Less Of
Appetite, Disease arising ffsm The ssr Of
Mercury. Pain Ia the side and Shoulders.
osnssssl Debility. pfepsy. Lambsrs. Jssa-
dloe.
REST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN.
Testimony Of samuel rasseus Care % q
eaae Of distressing Liver cemplsIst Of
FIVE years standing. certified % ~ Dr.
WiIslaoh nle.' = -
LArAyfrrr. Feb. 81. 1854.
This Is TO certify that Cor the las, years
Of my life. have been severely afflicted With
the Liver Complaint. To describe ali Of my
horrible feelings would be out Of my power,
was troubled with severe dead paIn Ia
my si, side. with sharp paIas under my
shoulder blade. My sleep IVES dis,urbed. un
refreshing, accompanied by nlshi'mars =
After eating had severe dlstress la my
stomach, often vomiting mp my food. My
bowels were always desnged, aud el,en very
sofe. My appetite was variable, sometimes
a yoraelon craving Tor food. a. other times
an en,ire loas OF appetite. dizslnsss In The
head. dull dfowsy Iansuer. accompanied by
a ringing whzzipg noise IN my ears. uhss
was high colorsd, aud soIdsd with pain
Limbs were numb. cold sxtremlllss. Head.
ache, great depression OF ipIfils. NY coun-
tenanes assumed yelew, eadaysroas hue.
My whole system was greatly dsbiIiistsd.-
| have been under the care Of sklliful ply.
sioIans. without any relief, aud despsifed Of
ever obtaining relief Bat BY the advice Of
DR.. wilstaeh. Of Lafayette. I made use Of
d., Guysolt's Extract Of Yellow Dock and
sarsaparIlla. and by the use Of two bottles
Of the medicine, all Of the above disssslng
symptoms have been removed, and I sm nov
In as perfect u state Of health a. have ever
enjoyed. In fact. the medicine has esfsc-
ted perfect cure, and feel II q dssy -
recommend It TO all afflicted with any Of the
above symptoms.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

FLOUR BAHKELS.--ihc marKct price IN
II eash will be paid Tor merchandise nour barrels
at the Exchange Mil, Brookville.by
Noy3. o, $3.50. Gko. HOLLAND & CO.
cPEER & STEPHENS mo paying the
- highest price for linen and cotton rags deily.
cred NJ thelr paper mill.
Rockville, Nov. 30th, 1880 a.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01
CT, wiLsTAcH. NJ. D.

Quart bottles. 81 perboille-six bottles FOR ts.
sold by JOHN d. fARk
Northeast cernerof 9Th and walnutsts.. cineis.
natl, o. General Agent forthe west, 70 who's
aliorders must be addressed,
NV. Hale, Rockville, T. Brown, Fsirseis
J. s. Rocf afoliar, Cedar Grove, Nyo.d Snow New
Trenton, C. iiaSson, MI. Carmel. J. N. ciemenss
blooming Grove, clifford q Holder, Tho-s.. Robis
son, New Salon ~. u. Lsrue. Andsrson.iiie, n.
Barbour, nashville, 7. piekeron, Versailles, d.
Beaner, Liberty, A. Royd, seipio,J J. L. Aniisvs
puniapsvilie Hall q Hughes, connsrsviiie.
January, eo,'st Mostly.
JOHN ID. PARK, Dealer IN all valuable
Medicines. n. X. corner Of 9Th, N wsinatstrss
CINCINNATI Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01
An Appeal tn the Voters OF Franklin
GannfV
FOOD AND CLOTHING

INC unuerslFned arc nov prepared 20 both Ioed
the hungry and elolhe the naked. In addition 10
TAILORING BUSINESS,
we wllfurnlsh, at our shop, under tho Indiana
American once. nj least three times week, and
oftener II necessary, the best quality OF
BEEF
affair prices and guod Weight. and cut up on q
bench, The dogs never licked or run over and hung
up ON hooks that aro new and clean. Try us, a
all events and soc how yar like clean meat.
BEEkS < DOCroRMAN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01


Ma. Eprroas--yon are authorized TO announce
JOS. MARSHALL, independent Of any clique
eaucus,or wlre'pulimg convention, asa can lIdaie
for District Attorney, at tho ensuing ocober eloe.
ton. for the District composed Of Franklin, Fay.
cite, and Union Counties. THE PEOPLE.
Ma. EpfToR;--you viii please announce m,
namo AZ n candidate for Sherlnof franklin coun.
~. JRFfERsoN coLRsc0TT.
Ma. RpiroH, Please announce the nam1 Of n. r
Cooley as suitable person 10 represent Franklin
counl, In the State senate.
MANY CITIZENS.
Ma. EptroRi--Pioaso announce my namo a
didase for Township Assessor for Brookvlllr
township, alihe Decentralization.
DAVID v. JOHNSON.
Ma. Goopwtss- Picnso announce tho name OF o.
NJ. Powct..m m independent Candidate tof the
oniee Of Troasurcr,a q, The ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
Ma. EnroR.--Yoa will please announce my
name, asa candidate Tor tho mice OF County Au-
di,or, at tho ensuing ocsobur election.
JOHN }. CHAPMAN.
Ma. coopwtSi--You will please announce my
name a. n candidate fot tho oaico OF Count,
Treasurer, at the ensuing October Election.
u. n. WEST.
Ma. EptroR,-You viii please announce my
name a. an independent candidate al tho octo
Dor election for the onice Of Auditor Of Frank.
lin County. EVAN OWNS.
Ma, EproR;--Please announce my name as an
Independent candidate for 'rownship Assessor for
bfookville township, At the October election.
rHos. 7. SMITH.
Ma. Goopwts'--Piease announce tho name OF
WILL. cuhhAcK, If Decatur county, asa can
ddaie for Congress, Ia this district, subject TO Ihe
decision OF the people a, tho polls.
Ma. eoopwlSs-- Please announce my name rs
candidate for sherinef Franklin county, at tho en-.
suing October election.
MALCOLM A. LOVES.
An Appeal IN the Voters OF Franklin
County.
Ffom necessity, | am induced 20 ask your suifm.
fos ior tho onicn of County Treasurer, for one
term only. Never having been politician OF of.
lees oker, afow words may Do uoccsaa ~ IN ask
log yoar SURFACES. II will DO recoliectrd that
was Tho unfortunate contractor fof building the
'bafnet House, 10 called, la which have become
embarrassed aud unable 10 meet my liabilities.
from circumstances Unavoidable. A strong desire
TO pay my honest dobls, aud square my actions IN
hat9re with all mank Ind, induces me 10 ask your
sunrnges With some hope of success.
Aug. ~, is5i. d. ". REMY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

Cloths. Casssmeres and We tlngs.
" We have just received from the Eastern
Market fresh supply OF piece goods which We
will sell or make TO Order--warranted 10 nt--on
Iho shortest notice and IN the latest style nd vi
prices mat eann0tfaiir 70 piepset
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01
r. TYNER

r. TYNER,
lBrOwkvilleO lIndaamao
Ia j. receiving aud opening an unusually
Spring GOODS,
direct from
EASTERN MARKETS,
Selected from the largest aud best importing
NEW YORK,
and other markets, by purchasers who arc as we'll
posted IN Styles prices, aud qualities OF Goods, as
come OF their contemporaries Ito has taken every
advantage of tho markets, bought large quantities
when Goods were at the lowest hguros, aud n pre-
pared 10 Offer larger, cheaper, and better selected
stock OF Goods Tor tho present
SPRING TRADE
Than ID often found IN this market. lilo keopsa
much larger stock than amy other house Ia town,
thereby giving customers q decided advantage N
Tic arc especially Invited 10 call aud examine his
stock = nd prices, which will compare iayorably
with ~ Ia the white Water Valley.
apr2i icas ~
4 AIkl:ss GOODS
y Cloths and Cussimerca,
Sattiuets aud fwueds
O,nlemans' summer Wear
Plain and Plaid Dress silks
White aud Embroihefled Goods
PiAin aud Embr'd Grape ShRwls
Ladies' sleeves and Collars
Chemisets, iidk's, CSC.
Rcc'd and fofaalob BY aprs1 R'TYNkR.
sbONNErs, ttsnss0 >s,
ID Plain aud plaii Tissues,
French Lawns, ijarogca, Hosiery,
Gloves, Fans, bracelets, &C.,,
Personality seloctod from the largest stocks 70 New
YORK., and Tor sale by X. ffNkk.
UMBRELLAS AND PAfsAs0Ls.-
u A large aud well selected stock OF siik aud
glngham Umbrellas aud Parasols just received by
X. TYNkR.
aIAisDWARE and CUTLERY
HI Just receiving u heavy stock Of Hard ware
ana Cutlery which win DO sold cheap by
IAuPETING.-
u Just received large stock OF carpctlng,
tioor OH Cloths, ~c. which VIII DO sold cheap "
II. TyNkk,
Hu0N AND sIEEL.-
large stock OF Iron, Stool, Plough wings,
Plough aha o., AScs, steel spnng., Male, @e',
Just received and Tor sale by X. lfNkh'
- 70 hhds. n. o. Sugar just received and for
sale BY X. rYNkR.
~ %. rIOLAssEs.-
~. Jaal received large lot ofN. o, Molassea
K. TYNER.
EATuER.-
IL A large stock Of Sole and Upper Leather,
anu Kip aud Calf skins on hand aud for sale by
X. IYNkR.
ssEA AND COFFEE.-
Jastteeoived azuperlor lot OF Young Tyson,
Imperial, Green powder aud Black Teas; also, a
K. rYNRR.
I'D ECE.-
Ia . rcrees of Rice Jus, received aud for
sale by X. TYNER.
al UEENswA1E.--
" splendid assortment, by the sett or piece
GA hand aud for salo by X. TYNER.
Doors AND SHOES
ID The largest stock of Boots and Shoes In tho
market can be seen nj ~. TyNER'S.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

BOOTS AND SHOES
~ Tue largest aud n0et carefully selected stock
OF booln aud hho1e they have ever 0nofod, may
b seen az No. Com mefoial Row, Tor aaio by
LfNCk y FAR0uHAk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

Jones American Cho,agogue;
For the Cure OF Fever and Ague, Chill Re
yer. Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fever, Liver Complaint, Jaundlce,
Enlargement Of the Liver, Enlargement Of
the Spleen, aud all the various Billion
| Diseases.
Thls invaluable medicine wss prepare
from an extensive practice OF several yearsi
bilious climate. aud 10 never known 10 fell
Of curing Fever aud Agus. or any a. the
diseases above stated
The unanimous testimony Of oil who have
used the American cholagogue. or Witnessed
lis operation, establishes satisfactorily TO ev-
cry one who can appreciate svidsnes--ths
following factsi
LIT The American Cholagegus pessesses
superior cholagogue Febrifsge and Touie
properties to any combination Of msdicins
ever befoie Invented.
2. II has cured cases Of Intermittent and
OF herFeyers. where the most popular msdi-
cines Of the day mad failed.
,. II has cured where Quinins. and Ill
other usual remedies seemed 10 produce bat
little or no effect.
I. Il ls mild In iis operation, pleasant 10
take, contains neither Arsenic or other dele.
ts'Ious Drugs aud may be tuken by persons
Of all ages with perfect safety.
5. Its power In changing and prepieting
the bilious and other secretIons, thus cleans.
ing the system and restoring the natural and
healthy action Of all the organs Of the body
Is uneqnaled; hence lie efficacy a. q pre-
ventive, as we'll as a curative agent.
G. II Is the most economical by one half
Of all the usual remIdles for Feven aud bill.
Gus diseases.
81 PER BOTTLE, sbOsnesfor -
j.. ID. PARK,
Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner OF Fourth ana Walnut streets,
entrance ON Walnut st.--to whom all orders mus
be addressed.
NJ. w. Halle Brookyille; r. Brown, Falrncid;J.
Rockafeliar, Cedar Grove; Nys & Snow, Ne
Trenton; c. Hasson. Mt. Carmel; J. ". Clement
Blooming Grove; clifford & Alden, Laurel; rhos
Robinson, New Salem; b. n. La Rue, Anderson
vile, i'll. Andrews, Duniapsviile; p. Mason,
connersyillc; s. Barbour, Rushville; T. Dickson
Versailles; d. Beav or, Liberty; A. Boyd, Seipis
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01
Signed, SAMUEL PARSONS.

Lawrence township. Tip. co. Ind.
Mr.. Samuel Parson 10 one Of our Oldest and
most reliable citizens. and biz statement ls
entitled to entire confidence. consider
that the cure 10 his case was effected sole BY
DR.. Guysotrs Extract Of Yellow Dock and
sarsaparIla. and regard Il ss one Of the
most extraordinary cures that has passed an
der my observation.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01
TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN.

Subscription when not paid within tho year 400
NJ paid within the yeur....... 100
II paid ln advance. ...................lA
Town Subscribers. In advance. ..........i.i5
In clubs of - -
In clubs Of so ,Oh
OF the county.
05-Subscribers may remit money by mail
at our risk, ,chen not less than 81 are re.
mitted at one time, and receipts ciH be
returned stating the tins to iohioh pay
msnt is made. 0ttGiR certificate Of N
Pths MuyH< al 70 ktk cssstxss rsustea8.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01
DR.. d. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON

IN STAN Ds
ipro-omincntfor
itn curative pow
era In all the dis
easeafor which II
u recommended,
usually called
FEMALE COM.
PLANTS.
!, OF those are PR0.
,LArsua uTERi, OF
Failing OF The
Womb, FLvoRAL
nua or whites;
cnRoSlc taFLAM.
NATION AND Ut.
CREATION % THE
Woan; fNciprs-
TALllgNoRRnAee,
or Flo ding;
PAINFrL, = Q p
rRKasED, AND Ia
With all their &c.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

EFopufcu uud HoIu by
JAMES @. AVER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell Msss.
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Naneamp, Metamou -
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Aud ~ agencies ~ nearly every town In the
west. W. A. Clark, Crown Point, Ia, travelling
Agent.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

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Lying miles north Of nrookylIle. and mile
south OF hloVminrKrotc on the Rockville aud
Connersvills Turnpike Road. IN moral aud heal.
Thy nslfhbofhoodl continuing 5ot oil under
fence, % acfus cleared and under cultivation. an
apple orchard, hewcd log house weathor.board.
cd aud paslcfsd, stable aud other Necessary out
buildings. Tho roli Of tho boat quality, we'll tim.
bered With oaks Sc, For lufthef Information APP
dlngor Nashville, fnd.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01

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