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Indiana American., 1854-12-01
A DMINIsRAToR's sALEoF REAL ESTATE,


A DNrINIsRAT0R' s sALE0F REAL ESTATE.
IL The unde rsigned, administrator de toHB H0H
q the estate OF Ceorge q. Shoup, late OF Frank.
lin County, deceased thereby gives notice that on
Tuesday, the 25th day OF December, 1854, no will
offer forsale, at public ouicry, on tho premises,
tho following real estate:
Lots No. l9and II Of school Section (i0) Ia town
Ie. Range le.
rho northwest quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter OF section a.
es acres, being part Of the south.cas, quarter of
section 10.
Tho northwest quarter OF section n, subjeclio
msrlgage for $50, or thereEbouts.
90 acres, being part Of the Swerlngop lands,
and lying east OF White Water river.
Tho west half OF the southeast quarter Of section
30; all the said lands being Ia town ~, range H.
In said county OF franklin.
Also, the following lots In Laurei;-No. 7 In
blosk No ~; lot No. Is In block No. 10; iots No.
2 and ~ In block No. 3; lots No. and 7 In block
No. A.; and lot No. 81 In the town OF Somerset.
Also, the undivided third part, belonging 10
said deceased, In the property adjoining the town
OF Laurel, known Ms tho Franklin Mills; the same
being held under lease from the White Water
Valley Can 4 Company; with an interest OF ono
third In all tho buildings, wator-power, improve
nonts and privileges, subject 10 the reversion
therein OF said Company.
Torms:-one.third part cash In hand; one-third
In ak months. aud tho residue In twelve months.
The deferred payments 10 be secured by note with
approved personal security, drawing Interest
from date, and waving benont Of valuation and
appralsoment laws. sale TO begin ut ton O'Clock
OF the 20lh and contlnucirom day 10 day ifneees-
nov 3tds THOMAS J, WHITE,
Administrator.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

"a THING OF BEAUTY IS 4 JOY FOREVER
Why wlllpcople endure pimples on tho 'hu-
man face diylne,' or erupllons 0fany kind, whom
itisa fact 30 wen known, that Or. 0Eysotfs, Yei-
lou Dork and Ssrsabsriia cloanses tho skin from
sllimpurty, removing pimples, sorcs,and BIotch-
es, leaving the affected parts as healthy, smooth
and son US tho flesh OF babo. II Is rcaly price,
lose TO all that wlsh tho rosy beauty Of childhood
II causes all sores and poisonous wounds 10 dis
charge all infested matter, and eradicates every
mpuriy from the system.
ndocs itwork mildly, but ersctualiy. giving
conscious beauty and blooming health IN the place
Of ugllnoss and soul-slckcnlng disease.
lrPSoo advertisement.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
HATS! HATS.

We have Just received, and have on hand for sale
. largo assortment OF the new style Hats, 20 wit:
sllt, Fur, kossulh. bucna Visa, Know Nothing
Oct Z. -
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC

$4,000 Copies sold.
TUBE SACRED MEL0DE0N, ,lcontainlug agrcal
IL variety of approved Church Music. selected
chiefly ffom'the old standard authors, with many
origin compositions on q new system OF notation
designed for the use Of Churches, Singing Schools
and Academies. ByA. s. HAYDEN
Two reasons will chiefly account for the great
success OF this volume;
First. The Character Of the Hork.--H presents
n new and realty improved syslom OF notation.
In u much that Is abslrucc aud difficult in this de-
hghtful - tiencc is 50 simplii~d that months are
made equal 10 years In tho common way Of learn
ing the practice Of musical ART, fact sufficiently
performerswho have tested the system and given
The " ork It's great popularity and constantly In
creasng sale.
Second. The Quality aud Sfyic Of fLe MHsie.--
Many new pieces destined TO please as long mu-
lie lasts, NAV be found on lie pages and aiso many
OF the old and tried melodies, hallewcd from asso-
ciated racoiectons of sanctuary delights, and far
more welcome 20 tho heart OF tho worshiper than
many frequently substituted Cor them.
The Publishers may add that the mechanical
execution Of the work issupefior altogether 10 tho
majority OF Eastern Music Books and the price very
low.
II may be had a, The principal booksellers or OF
the Publishers
MOORE, WILSTAcH, KEYS & CO.,
Wholesale booksellers and Statloners,
od2T % West Fourth Street, Cin'ti. o.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
JOHN WILLIAMS
spRsNo a sUMMErf STOCK FOR
1854.

no THE PUBLIC.--At the eommsneemeb, Of
u the spring Trade should be far allenaisd
from my duty did fall 10 return my moat crate.
ful Acknowledgements for the showers Of iayors
that have boon heapod upon mo. Patronage so
vast cannot fail 10 DO n proud incentive 10 duty.
THk URfvALLfD POPULARITY which my
Clothing Establishment has attained, IL such ns 10
familiarizo my name TO all classes, and 10 all
individuals, nsvorthoicas, tho introduction OF n
new season, and The consequent change attendant
thereupon, render Is oxpodient for me TO solicit
your cautious attention, while relate In ~ con-
eise mannerss possible, my new claims 10 your
support
III preparing my stock for tho present
spring asd summer Senson,
determined 70 secure the beat andAeweat FASH
ions introduced.
A novel, beautiful, durable, varied, and exien-
siye eollecuon OF Piece Goods have found their
way Into my establishment. Novelty OF cloth Is
coupled with novelty Of design, while Ia work
manshlp many alterations and improvements have
been effected.
Ny repu<od system OF economy Ia patent 10 all,
and IL IL we'll known that | endenyor 10 mako
the favorable chances OF the private buyer.
For the success OF the past season, have 10
tendo- my bost thanks, aud hope 10 meet with
similar encouragement during The present year.
lam the pubilc's most obt. sery't.,
JOHN WILLIAMS,
1rrrhanf Taller.
Mount Carmel, Ind.
mnr3i 3mo
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

The state of Indlnna,) In the franklin circui,
Franklin County. I Court, Tin vacation.)
Charles Miles.
Francis A. Shoup, at
Wallace c. Law, ttf civl, Actin
Henry Lewis. foyaeIo.e 70
Henry Vanbergen. gacs &c nnofF
Samuel Shoup, afr
Stephen II. Brooke,
Charles NJ. Tyson, $50
WIN. II. Rehn and others.
Be itremembered, Il that on this 30th day OF Oe-
tober, A. D. 1854, tho said plaintiff iled his COM
plant herein In The Clerks odice OF said Court
(ln vaeaion) aud also an affidavit by which II APP
pears that the said defendants, Francis A. Shoup,
Wallace G. Law, Henry Lewis, Henry Vanbergen,
Samuel Shonp, stephen ~. Brooke. Charles N
Tyson. .and William II. REIN, are not residents OF
the State OF Indiana, the said last named defend.
ants, will, therefore, take notice OF the pendency
OF said action. and that tho same will stand for
trial nt the next Term OF tho Franklin f,ircuit
Court ~ b0 h0ld0n NJ the Court House In Brook
Vile, tho County Of Rranklla, Aforesaid, on the
irst Monday OF February next.
Witness John NJ. Johnson, Clerk OF said Court,
this goth day OF October, A. ID. 1854.
I'm. JOHNSON, Clerk.
HOLLAND & MoKRow, Att'ys for ptn.
3W
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

On. WsrAn's BALsAa OF Win esEnHs 10
chemical extract ofwiid Cherry and Tar. Every
body knows that Wild Cherry possesses Important
medical properties; and that Tar Water has al
ways been admi.istsrod in Consumption and
Lung Affections generally, By our eldsstan safe.
eat physicians. Various remedies have been on
cred for the cure OF diseases Of The lungs; but Of
all that have yet bsen dlseoyed, itis admitted By
physicians, and all who have witnessed is effects
iha. none has proven Ne suscessfai as this. For
Asthma, shorines Of Breath, and similar anee-
tons, Il may be pronounced positive cure. II
has cured Asihmai In many enses Of ten aud twsn-
~ years standing, amer physicians had declared
the case beyondthe reach OF medicine.
This Balssm IL made from materials which na-
ture has placed IN all northern laiiiudss, ~ an an
idots for diseases caused BY cold clilna'es.
'sSataros bu, the name for an sfces
Whose cause IL God.n
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
hat every Woman should know,

what every Woman should know.
Every woman should know Tint ifshe IL In n
poor, slekly, debiiitated condition Of health, ma
king existence burden 10 herself and a source OF
anxiety TO her relatives and friends anu pvrnaps,
horrible reflection entaIllng and innic,ing her
own maladics and suffsrlngs upon her children,
.h1titis hor duty TO understand why and from
what cause her sunsrings arise, that remedy and
relief may VIII 10 yot there IL tim b. Cd
the causes bo avoided In future, andI erhsaih re-
siorcd, that shs may be fitted foe tn, dulIca and
capable OF the enjoymenu OF llie.
Letoycry woman iookht ths ema Rled form,
the death-like complexion, the deep-J uried, ius.
Heloss eye, the sunkon check, tho gio and do.
pressed splri, the shattered nerves, ,he PROSTATE
and helpless condition OF many y wife, mother,
daughter or slater, n no. herself include l,wthin
hevown circle, whose days are days OF a. ony and
ask herself, Must ths continued Musl this bef f.
there no rcmedy' No relief' No hopef'
The remedy Il by knowing the causes and ayoi-
ding them and knowing the causes aad bensGtting
by them.
III.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

JOHN ID. PARK, Dealer in all valuable
Medicines, n. Il. corner OF sih,& alnutsirse
Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
RAILROAD NOTICE.


THE STOCKHOLDERS OF The CrsctssArI, fs-
i pfkSkroLfs AND Curckoo RAiLRoAD COMPANY
are hereby notified 10 meet at the Office OF the
Company, In Brookvile, on tho i3th day OF De-
csmbcr next, at 10 O'Clock A. M. Their attention
10 particularly called 10 this natter rs business of
importance will be presented fof their eonsidera-
tlon. BY order the Board OF Directors.
nov 10 JOHN WYNN, Soc'y.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
FOR snIcIn Indiana, by

J. NJ. & j. o. Howe, i0omingssn-D. w. Bur-
roughs, Fore Wayne-J. Turner, Creeneaale-J.
Elder, Riehnond--F. Pairyrc,J. Roberts, La Psrfe
c. Il. Harvey, Yinceaness-James Beard, ,Kokama;
J. Davies, ,RaniirgdoE-R. c. Wright, La Grange;
Amos q Holiday, Miehigan ciiy-c. b. IIonsly,
KDkoma-r. Jernigan, Michigan city-Fausett,
KokOma-J. snodgrass, PerrySviiie-J. e. Apple
gate, Dei0hi
Sep. l--Gm.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
HxECuTER,s SALE on PERsoNAL PROP

tice that on Monday the 77th day OF November,
1884, at the late residence OF Fielding Jeter
In Brookyillo Township, OF Franklin County, In
the personal property OF said deceased, consist
Ing OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs, old and new Corn,
wheat, oa's, Wagons, and Farming Utensils, with
q variety OF other articles.
TkRMs:-on the grain and Pat Hogs, credit
OF threo months will be given: ON the residue OF
the property, credit OF twelve months When
cash. Notes, waving benefit OF valuation laws,
with good security will be required.
Sale to commence ~ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and %
continue from day to day, II necessary, unit com
ple.ed. CHARLES WILSON, Executor,
nov 10 3w NARY JETER, Exaeutresa.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
NO NUTHINS ABOU 7!

AZ No. 2 Comnercial Roic.
THE Public can always and q general sssort.
msnt Of good and
Fashionable Furniture,
Consisting In part Of Bu reaus, Bcdsteads,
Tables, stands, sofas, Center and
Gard Tables, Lounges and Mattress
Sos, Willow wagons a Cabs, Mar
Cane A windsor Chairs, spItt-cane
and Wooden Rockers, nprin-seat
Rockers, and other neeossaries for house,
furnishing too humorous 70 mention.
Also
M'C0RMICK's PATENT STRAW. CUTTER,
Warranted 10 give satisiaetion. All or which
- y '0 y PuRNrTuRE ROOMS.
N. n. wc have on hand aud can furnish on
short notice, q superior style OF vcntttan
Blinds at Cincinnati Prices.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
Ready Mado Clothing.

gESEIE uNDERsIGNED beg leave TO In.
d form their friends aud customers of their ex-
tenslvo operation OF manufacturing ready made
Clothing for this spring, Wehays constantly on
hand aud arc daily receiving good stock ofelolhs
Cassitners, Vcstings & Tailors together
with nne assorimcntof Gonucmcns furnlshinr
goods, ell ofwhich we shail be happy 10 sell cheap
and on reasonable terms. Please call eand exam.
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere Cali
AZ NO. gil wests'de Main ~. between 9TH G. 9Th,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jan. 'Jis--5 iy. MACK & BROTHERS.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

EYENRY HIGBEE, WHOLESALE GROCER
H. u COMMISSION MERCHANT, 10 * VAL
utstreet, between Front and Columbia, Cincin.
NATL ohio' mar "a 's4iy
BOOTS AND SHOES
ID OfeVery kind and qualltyjusl received al the
OLD RED BRICK.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

"A pMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE Notice is here
"a BY given that the undersigned has becn ap-
polnted Adm nisrntor Of the estate Of John Apple
ton, Jr., late OF Franklin county, deceased. Said
estate is supposed TO bo solvent.
nov 33w ]. HINCKLEY, Administrator.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
WIRING OF THr INDIANA AMYRrcAN,

Subscription when not paid within tho year2,oo
~ paid within The year.s.s..s.........s. s.s.sx,so
~ paid in advance. .......,".............e,o 100
- cents will be dedncted on subscription out
OF the county.
GrSubscri6ers may remit money by mail
al our risk, sshen not less than 81 are re-
mitted at one time, and receipts svill be
returned stating the tims to iohioA pay
ment is made. Obtain certificate Of h
Post Master as 10 hs amount remitied.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

~ D"AN NAEOkssS NOTICE..
N Noiiee is hereby given that the nnderslgnee
M. % oeon appointed administrators de bouts non Of
the estate ofceorgeG. shoup, late OF Frsnklin
CO., deceased. Said estate l. supposed 10 be In.
solvent. THOMAS J. WHITE. ~
S8-Sw. adm dc bonis non.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01


have used. for some months past, a prepara-
ton for female complaints, called Marehis's Uter
inc cathoiicon, which was induced 10 tfy In some
extreme cases at the urgent request of some pa
iIenis who introduced II TO my notice. am per-
suaped, AMIR tryingn great many cases, that II
surpasscs all other remedies within my knowl-
edge, for that class OF difficulties for which IL Is
recommendek. IL has cured ono very extreme
cases under my observation. which have resisted
all other treatment, and regard ilas q remedy
that should bo subjected 10 the proof by every
school OF ply itis OF Nast importance 10
be able to treat successfully class OF diseases
which has heretofore been extremely difficult 70
manage, aud which aflcts 50 large a portion Of
our females. l.. ID. FLEMING, II. ID.
Rochester, y. Y.
Pamphlets had gratis az the store Of CLIFFORD d
ALDgs, Agents, Laurel Ind.
ALSO soldby
K. X. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio.
DANIEL BElRgR, Liboriy.
PAwLs & MORRISON, C0nnersyille.
4. STEWART, @ Greensburg.
Jous HuNrLR, Versailles.
J.B. MARCHISIG Co., Proprieiors.
CENTRAL DEPOT, 304BRoADwky,
Fob. 9th. le54-6mos.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
PAT e NJ T

I II - " i
Spring SADDLE Trce.
a FTER GREAT LABOR and expense, we are
n now enabled To furnish these unriyalled Trees
IN quantity at short notice. Price, $3.50 each.
HUNTER, coBURN, EDMEsToN q BARR.
sole manufacturers and wholesale dealers In Sad.
dlery, Hardware and Coach Trimmings. No, 3
church building, Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio
PicKER. =
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
NOTARY puRLIc.-

NOTARY FUBLLC,--
~ Tho nndersiened having boon appointed by
the Governor as a Notary Public, viii give Ills
estaitontion TO any business In his line that
his friends may favor him with, and by due aud
careful attention 70 businoss he hopesio give Eon.
eralsatisfac3ion.
Having number OF the mostapproved forms to
Deeds, Mortgages, Qult-Claims, DC, on hand,
those wishing Acknowledgements taken or Deeds
&c, made, Will dowell 20 give him call.
innp Wh. II. AoCLEEkY.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
FROM WILLIAM LEE u co.
Dry Goods, for
Fall and Winter.
We respectfully solicit attention 20 our very
large assortment OF saasonabia goods, comprislng
ELEGANT TASTEFUL and fAsHioNAbLh
LADIES DRRss GOODS,
H EMnRotDRRfES,
LACke,
SlIAwLS,
cLoAKe AVN MANTfLLAa

lh0Ahn avn hRN
We believe We are prepared 10 please the fan.
~ OF almostail who wish 10 purchase articles OF
this description.
In the plain and substantial fabrics wanted by
every person, We are prepared 20 furnish goods o.
the beat mnnufhctors af Tho various grades and
quality. We bestow mneh care In tho purchase
OF our goods, both with reference 10 beauty of
style and perfection OF fabric. Our prices wilibo
found - low n at any house In the Vest aud We
are selling at the present time many kinds ofgoods
AZ much lower prices than ~ any former poriod.
Those who purchase from ~ can select from
larger variety than can be- found elsewhere; and
viii not be urged 10 take what docs not please
them. 0oods win prove as recommended or ,hoy
may be returned. IN our Cloak and Shawl De-
partmont we offera very large variety OF Cloaks
aud Mantlcs OF our own manufacture, ~ wcii a.
imported garments, aud othors selected nom tho
best establishments IN New York, We exhibit
those OF our own manufacture With confidence
lhatin beauty ofstyio and perfection OF work man.
ship they ar not oxcolled
GOODS FROM AUCTION SALES IN NEW
YORK.
We avail oouelves OF every advantage NJ thehe
sales for cheap purchases aud can offsr ne mauy
bargains ne any other House.
-lft4t 81 WM. Ike a CO,
aH ~ West Fourth Street.
oetf3 ow Cincinnati, o.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

yITALL PAPER
w The largest assortment over offered 10 this
public, for salo nj No. compercinl kow, by
LINCK a FARQUHAR.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
Notice.

VYYhereas my wife, Mary Ann, refuses 10 1--we
w with mo this Is 10 request and forewarn nll
persons not 10 trust her on my account.
SIMEON RouSHE.
Now Trenton, Sept. &C, ,54-3w.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

REGULAR MKEsrRuATioN, cxc., with all thelr ac-
evils, Cancer excepted,) no matter
how severe or ofhow long standing.
The Catholicon farsurpasses other remedies.in
being more certain, loss expensive, and leaving
the system In better condition. Let ell interest
cd call and obtain pamphlet (free) containing
ample proof, from the most respectable sources,
ofthe beneficial results OF Its use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have useditin thelrpractice, and spcakfromtheir
own observations.
Notice 90 the Unfortunate Female.
feel Il duty incumbent upon myself 10 ds-
clare publicly the great blessing Or. Marchls's
Uterine Catholicon has proved 10 me. For two
years my health was miserable; was almost una
bio 10 walk. Physicians pronounced my case
falling Of tho wenb, extensive ulcarations. COM
mencng with fuor albus. The palus, irritation,
prostratlon, aud tho intolerablo foetid discharge
rendering life almost burden. In this miserable
condition, DIR. y. 4. Ncwland recommended DR..
Marchis's Uterine Catholicon. After taking -four
bottles ind my self In perfect health. Gratitude
for my restoration makes me ardently desire that
all my sex, alike unfortunate, may find sure relief
from this inestimablc medicine.
ELIZABETH NEWLAND,
No, 10 West 81. Utica, NY.
Thssbove statement know 10 be true.
F.P.NEwLAND, NJ. ID.
Utica, n. Y.
Ihaye no hesitation In saying, DR.. Marchasi's
Uterine Catholicen Is Invaluable In uterine dlsea-
ses generality. have used IL In Fluor Albus.
Amenorrhoea, Prolapsus Uterl, and In cases OF
extensive coralion o { the vagina and o. uteri.--
ltis worthy ofthe notice ofthe Faculty,
JOHN c. oRRICK, n. ID.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

The following Is a correct list Of
Of Banks. the bills of which are taken
on deposite at the Brookville Bank:
4ant Atlaef,c
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

UUUTE AND bHUEH.-
~ 1he largest and nlost carefully selected stock
Of Boots and Shoes they have over offered, may
be- seon at No.. Commercial Row, fof sale by
LINcK q FARQUHAR.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01

GKQCEKIE3t HAHDWAkE, MALE, EIy-
VI Linck a. fafQuhnr are IA receipt Of tuli sup.
plies OF tho choicest Groceries, and best selected
Cutlery, aud Nails, at No CONNER
cial Row, by LfNCk a FARQUHAR.
Indiana American., 1854-12-01
DR.J.B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATH0LIC0N

1T STANDS
Ipre-eminentfor
its curative pow
ers In all the dis
easesf for which II
isrecommendod,
usually called
FEMALE COM
PLANTS.
,Oftheso are PRo-
'LArsrs UTkRI, or
Falling OF the
Womb; FLuoRAL
Bus or Whites;
CuRoSIc isTLkM-
NATION AND Ut
CREATION or THE
WoaB: IkcIDEE-
rALliKMoRRHAGE,
or Fl o din z;
PAfsrUL, s q p
PRESSED, AND Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

TAniE sAorrg syer ycs y re0ro n ne Srsr1geFssi
and ~ ocr.uneafef eGri reVs

The ueT etage Of recoyeres on the whole number II
admissions -iHce the opening Of the Asylum ~ 4l42 par
cent ard the average population ~ * per cent Iais
SAYS tic Superintendent, must lie considered very saS
fsctoTy IosJh in Institution whore q. least IN one third
Of the persons received The insanity II long standing
Tie Matron reports 760 different articles made in the
female department
In tie male Departments The value Of articles manufLc
tured is set down 6t Ss-9 -
The produce Of the former amounts In value 20 s579 o.
Tie produce Of the garden. s2,9Ss =.
At two dferent times the Legislature has appropriated
Geo for imprOy and the Managers report that up
10 Feb. 1854, they have expended si6,5i5 II.
THE NEw-YCEK THIRD Assembly DISTRICT.
Tie Committee on Privileges and Elections reported
his morning in favor OF awarding the scat from the third
Tstrici Of New York occupied by Daniel W. Clark 10
Patrick H. Mcclure. cOn,f slant Il appears that on the
evening Of tie election the Inspectors counted the votes
and found they exceeded the poll list b. five. These
were drawn and counting again, majority 3 found
fox Mcclure By four They then ad burned I'll the next
morning leaving the box where It In The morning.
on counting the votes again. msjo-ity Oftwelye w1s
found for alr Clark They made Their return in accord
ance and the certificate was awarded Mr.. Clark. The
Committee decide that TIE Inspectors had no jlrsdic-
ton the rexi morning, after the result he'd been ascer
famed the L-h before and therefore award the seat t.
Mcguire Some little debate was rad bu. many ot the
Members were anxious TO get of before twelve O'Clock
10 take the carr for home il agreed TO lay the report
On tie table and make Il the special order for Friday
next.
The House then adjourned to Thursday the 10th inst