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The Nevada journal., 1854-09-01
REMOVAL.
e. FITZGERALD & CO.,
Hardware Dealers.

Have removed to their and capacous Store,
No no and l12 Battery street, gn Of the Big Padlock
SAN FRANCISCO.
yIvHERE IN ADDITION to their extensive Stock of
w HARDWARE GUNS, PISTOLS BEADS INDIAN
Goods They will keep constant supply of SADDER4
SAnpIEIsY HARDWARE all Of which they offer cheap.
Country Merchants aud Indian traders are respectfully
intek to call and examine Goods and prices July y 3m
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1000 BONES CASTLE SOAP
lOOO 30 Cases fresh Straw berries;
$50 cs Fresh Peaches $50 cs Turky and Chicken;
$50 cs 4 and y gallon Peaches:
100 cs Brandy Fruits:
BIS cs Cream Tartar, in glass and papers;
100 cs Sardines; rs cs a ssorted Jeles;
100 CLANS and Lobsters; so Fresh RaspberTies;
100 cs Green Corn and Peas;
20 cs Fruit Tobacco so cs Grape Tobacco;
l50 gross I d Pipes; 500 Gross superior Matches;
goo bxs Adamantine candles; 200 bxs Sperm Candles:
700 bxs Candier fancy bxs $50 wrapping Paper;
iS0 cs Champagne Cider, 500 Claret and Sauierne.
For sale by GOODWIN & CO.
Aug 1S1m 90 Cslifornia street SAN Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-01

TTIGHLY INFORMANT DISCOVERY
II DIR. YOUNG who is celebrated for curing
all private complaints of both sexes, has discov-
cred remedy for the cure of old long standing
cases of Gonorrhea and elects, which he has tried
in more than one hundred cases, successfully many
of which had baffled the skill of eminent physi-
clans for years and in not one single case has it
failed, nor can it ever fail, as the nature of the
remsdy is such that it strikes at the ROOT Of the
complaint and eladcates it completely in very
few davs. New cases cured in an incredibly short
space of time, without change of diet or hindrance
from business
N. B.-A permanent cure guaranteed to all in
the shortest possible time or pay will be taken.
DR.. YOUNG, Upstairs, Corner of Montgom-
erv and California streets.
Office hours from A. NJ. to p. N. 6m-April2l
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f-Interest increased a per cent, per Month ga
yTyIE EST ABB ISHMENT OF THIS INSTITUTION, three
wears and a half ago, was upon the Plan and opera
ton Of similar Institutions in Europe and the Atlantic
states reg hating rates of interest by the value of
Money in this country.
DEPOSITS draw interest at the rate of IA per cent per
month as per Rules and Regu ,tons TO be had at the
Bank.
Special agreement for money Deposited for Specific or
Particular tire.
E5- Deposits with Interest payable demand
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$4,000 Worth
FURNITURE AT hg
&=AzzzzlS EZowes & Co., !1x 10
40 NTontpomerv Street, San Francisco,

OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN THEATRE
HOMPRI ING everything suitable to furnish the
g Patior. Cfice Dining Room, Chamber, OF
Kitchen, at Wholesale or Retail
All persons who wish to furnish Hotels, Offices
or Dwelling Houses. are respectfully invited to
examine our stock before making their purchases
as we feel certain that we can offer greater induce
ments to purchasers than any concern in the city.
Our Goods are purchased by partner in the
Eastern Cites. for Cash, consequently we are ena
bled to sell all kinds and qualities OF Furniture at
the lowest market prices.
We shall enlarge store in the course OF fifteen
or twenty days. and until that time are prepared
to offer Great Bargains to our Customers, rather
than be at the trouble ofrenoving goods to some
other place, we prefer to sell very CHEAP FOR
CASH!
Goods delivered in the city free of all charges.
Orders promptly filled, and goods packed properly
Tor country dealers. Come and be convinced,
HOWES & CO.,
Remember the number-190 Montgomery street.
4e-3m Opposite Metropolitan Theatre
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TAILORING & Emporium of Fashions.

IA The undersigned feeling grateful for the pub
ENl;c patronage that has been bestowed upon him
lLIin this city, begs leave to inforr' his friends
that he has just received direct from San Francisco,
A Choice and well Selected
STOCK OF ASSIMERES,
CLOTHS, &c, &c,
Which he will make up to order in a neat style
Particular attention paid to Cleaning and Reno
waiting Clothes. He can always be found at his old
stand on Commercial street. two doors west of .
p Blackman's fancy dry goods store
Mai JACK DOWNING,
Nevada Nav s. 1e54-tf Merchant Tailor
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TO MINERS.

Coll Dust sent for coinage viii be returned
as received from the Mint free Of charge if it remain on
deposit viii draw inere above stated. Mint certI
Gates bought in whole part.
To prevent fraud and insure dentifc1tion persons send
ing money deposit will lie particular to send the name
of the Town County State, Country where they were
born their birthday, mothers before marriage ana
their signature.
Bank open early in the morning till evening. and Satur
day till O'Clock p NJ, for the accommodation OF mechan
ics, laborers, &c
General Banking Department.
Exchange on all the Atlantic cities. Gold Dust bought
t market Unu sual Banking facilities afforded and
deposits received from merchants and other business men
July IL 1854 low ROBlNSON q CO.
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10 B w OR K

sYLarge Posters, Cards, ill Heads, Pro
grammes, and Bal Notes, neatly printed at this
once, on the : h ortest notice.
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Invitation Card.

He season having arrived when something cool and
nvigoratng will be sought fer. in the oppressive
hot davs that characterizes our Calf rna climate. the
would TAX This opportunity most respectful
" the citizens OF Nevada and vicinity.
that he has fitted nm in convenient
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SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Of Clay and Montgomery streets
san FRANCISCO.

ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY, 1851.
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TAR YOUNG, No 226 l-2 Dupont street.
~ MEDICAL NoTIcE-Is is highly important
that persons afflicted with private complaints,
should, on the first appearance of disease, apply
to the physician who understands disease in all
all its varons forms and stages, and can at first
sight extinguish slight local inflammation from
bad constitution disease. A very little proper
medicine in the first place may save months Of
sickness. My medicines are composed entirely
of vegetable ingredients have no bad effect on the
constitution, and eradicate every particle of dis
ease from the system.
?. S.-Recent cases Of infection cured in from
two to five days. withont change ofdiet
: UTION!-PR1vATE MEDICAL OFFICE
! Hundreds Of those who have contracted ve-
nereal diseases are disappointed of cure by not
calling on DR.. YOUNG at first He will forfeit
any sum if he fails to cure any case that may
come under his care, no matter how long stand
ing or affiictng-such ulcers, tumors, nodes
bunehes, pimpleS on the face and body, pains
in the bones and joints, wakefulness, trembling,
copper colored sores, wasting of the bone, ema-
citation, loss of appetite strength and iesh sores
in the nose and ears loss of hair, weak eyes, itch
ing, humors, &e. &c
Many persons, after being relieved of external
appearances ofprivate disease, suppose themselves
cured but, after few months, find they are
troubled with various symptoms which thev never
had before, and which they find it impossible to
relieve.
To all who are afflicted in this way, DR.. Young,
would particularly recommend the trial of his
skill The symptoms with which you are troub
led are caused by venereal tants in your blood
which. sooner or later, will destroy your health
and happiness. No person who has ever had an
attack Of any private complaint, should fail to
consult DIR. Young, and take few bottles ofhis
invaluable purifying medicines as then they can
rest assured that their blood is in perfectly pure
and healthy condition. and that every trace of
disease is removed from the system. Recent ca
ses cured in from two TO five days, without change
of diet or hindrance from business or no charge
made. DIR. YOUNG,
Upstairs, Corner Of Montgomery and California
streets. express buildings.
Office hours from a. NJ, to Up NJ.
A CAUTION beware of nostrums sold at
apothecaries shops, and by selfstyled Doctors, if
you do not wish your constitution ruined for
life.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-01
Spacious Ice.Cream Saloon.

At his old Confectionery Mandatory on Main Street.
little above the Nevada Bakery. and directly opposite to
A. Rogers Co.'s Store where the Saloon is now open
fer the reception of his friends and where the nnoer-
signed would be happy to have them participate IN the
delecable enjoyment of grass of ICE CREAM that Will
Stand the test a time, when all others will be consigned
to the receptacle of things lost upon eah He has also
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Interest increased to Ia per cent, per Month. ga
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
Obituarp.

DIED--At his residence in Laurel,
Friday evening, March 3lst, BUCKLEY
C. HARRIS, aged weight years.
He has gone away and left us here
where every JOY we know is chastised
by sorrow-gone to a misty futurity to
realize in the smiles of that beneficent
Being whose love is more than all the
sin of him who believes in the saving
blood of the Great Redeemer- pure
happiness that's the dream of sanguine
youth, and the hope of ripper years.
He departed in full hope Of better
land. and said, ere he went. that his
heart was at peace with all the world,
and trusted not to one act of his life to
save him, but in the love of God he
confidcd. An honest man has left u.s.
In all his life he was never in law,
choosing rather to suffer wrong than
to wrong a fellow being. We do be-
lieve that he is now basking in the
brightness of Jehovah's smiles, and
having his wearicd limbs in the pure
waters of the River Of Life.
j. Z. III.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
uissaOP SIMPSON.

Bishop Simpsons long residence in
Indiana-his active influence in differ
ent sphercs-his eloquenee in the pull
pit, his power in the lecture room
his great interest in the young men of
Indiana-his sympathy with every
improvement and with every good
cause, have endearcd him to thousands
in Indiana rs has been no other man.
From this reason, and because his fame
adds to that Of our beloved State, we
have deemed il interesting to present
to our readers a number OF late notices
Of the Bishop. The following we clip
from the California Christian Advocate.
-Asbary Notes.
DIsnoP SiMPsoS.-Some years ago,
while sojourncr in the interior of
Ohio, we attended one Sunday what
is usually termed. in those parts, ~
Methodist Camp Meeting" 1t was II
meeting held in the open air, in the
forest--the giant trunks and luxuriant
foliage Of the forest monarchs formed
a more fitting and gorgeous cathedral
than any house made with hands,
Truly has Americas sweetest rural
poet said,
"The groves worv Gods fru, temples, ore man
learned
To shape the arch or hew the architrave."
There was large throng assembled
many went TO worship, and many,
too many perhaps, like ourselves, were
drawn thither by motives OF curiosity
alone. There were many Of the mag
mates Of the church, that go into the
highways and hedges. in It's mission
for good, and some of the most gifted
pulpit orators OF the day had held
forth.
In the course Of the services, an awk-
ward an ungainly-looking young man
rose 10 address the multitude-with u
raw boncd iigure--a white head-but
speaking eye, and the lines of docis-
ion about his mouth. With an awk-
ward gesture, and heslIaIing and
somewhat confused utterance, he failed
at Tirst TO impress his audience; but Us
he proceeded in his discourse--as he
warmed with his subject-what was
ut first awkward became, nervous, i'm
passioned. and thrilling-and what
was, at the beginning, hesitating and
confused, was changed for n clear,
concise, fluent, and impressive style.
As the full and sonorous tones Of
his voice awakened the echoes OF those
"grand old woods" an effect absolute
ly thrilling was produced upon his au-
dience. The CONSIDERS" gathered
around to listen; and at the conclusion,
there was "A general inquiry, "Who is
he?" Upon inquiring, We learned that
the speaker was a self-cducated young
man--a native Of the interior OF Ohio
who had struggled along, unaided
by naught save his own exertion, and
fitted himself for the pulpit.
That man was the same to whose
eloquent discourse we listened yester-
day. ut the Second Methodist Church.
That young man has, by that same
self-reliance-that same energy Of char
acter which IS bound to rise--attaincd
the highest honors of n Church digni-
tary OF his denomination, and is now
an honored Bishop. His example is a
bright one to the youth of the land as
exemplifying what perseverance and
well-directed effort will accomplish.
Truly. in the language of the Cardi-
nal,
: In lhs bright Lexicon Of youth,
There's no such word as FAIL.n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

clearout the hole need not a phcsitian
but those that are sick come down an I'D
minister TO our necessities We are kind
Of hard sinners down in our corner an
them are to tarnal FIRST resolutions in
your temperance platform of february
90 1864 We tarnal thickheaded hoosirs
hercabouts don't understand them arc
words sesurc coniiscation an destruc
ton II some Of your good pulling horses
will come down here an pull us IN to
the light of them are two resolution
we viii feed and curry well we have an
old bull headed worke hossan will pull
single or double m Is neither win broken
tringhat spavind or rirgbone wount
balk don't care WHARF you puthim he
will pull agin your big boss Mr. hawkins
or any thing you have down the small
lest indian poncy you have on pasture
I. w LARMORE
See here, friend Larmore, II you
can't call out one OF the big horses. we
will send down that little poney that
trolted Rev. Mr.. Hornaday around so
nicely at Cedar Grove some time ago.
Will that do? We vouch for him that
he can explain those "tarnal resolu-
tons" 10 your satisfaction. What do
you say to taking some Saturday after
noon to II at New Trenton. or any 9TH
err place where there is house big
enough to hold the "tarnal Hoosiers"
that would turn out? Any Saturday
that will suit your convenience will
suit the poney. Ed.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY, FIXTURES, CASTINGS

Mount carnsI, Knd.
mar II 9mo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
STATE urrvrRsrry nunrvp.

We learn that the building of the
State University, including the library,
was burned on Sabbath morning. 1t
Is supposed TO have been set on fire.
We have not heard the particulars.
The wood shed Of Bishop Ames, in
indianapolis, was set on fire the same
day. while the family was at church.
Fortunately, but little damage was
done. ms the churches were dismissed
just as the FIRE began to spread.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

A WospEnfuL DlarovEaY has recently been
made by nr Curtis, OF this city, IN the trea lment OF
Consumption, Asthma. and all Diseases Of tho
ungs. We refer 10 .'Dr. cnrlis's Iiygenna, or
Inhang Hyecnn vapor aud Cherry Syrup."-
with this new method mr.. q, has restored many
afflicted 90 perfect healihi n mn evidence OF
which he has innumernbie certincatea. Speaking
Of The treatment, a physiclan remnFkG-ft u eyis
dent that Enthusiastically breathing an agree
able. healing vapor, tho medicinal properties
must come Ia contact With tho whole Of the aerial
cavity Of tho lungs, aud thus escape the many
and varied changes produced upon them when
introduced Into the stomach, aud subjected 10 the
process Of digestion. Tho Hygeana u for sale nj
all the principal druggists throughout the country
-(Froin the N. Y. nutchmnn, Jan. i4th.
Soc advertisement Of Modleatod Inhalation, ln
another column of thla napor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

~ cherry Is chemical extract Of Wild
Cherry and Tar. Everybody knows that Wild
Cherry possesses Important medicinal properties;
and that Tar Water has always been administered
In Consumption and Lung Affections generally,
by our oldest aud safest physicians. Various ROM
odlcs have been offered Or the cure OF diseases OF
the lungs, but OF all that have yet been discovered
Il u admitted by physicians, aud all who have wit.
lsucd ~ effects, that uone has proved as success
ni as this. For AsrnM,, SnoRTSras ~ Barlrn,
aud similar affections, II may be rRosouNcEp A
POSITIVE crRr. u has cured AsruMA In many
cascs OF ton aud twenty years Standing, after
physlclans had declared the c, SO beyond the roach
OF medicine.
This Balsam Il made from materials which ma.
ture has placed In all northern attitudes, NJ n
anudote for diseases caused by cold climates.
sNntne l. but thc name for an effect
Whose cause IL God.n
Let Us 0bo, her plainest dictates.
ID See advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

0yThe indianapolis Sentinel has
been couple of weeks publishing Sena-
tor Pettit's speech in favor of the Nebras-
ka bill, giving from quarter to a half COL
umn each day. That is enough, in all
concience, for one dose of such stuff.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
Evansville Apr 10th

DI" D IiIN = p TUT
MIR edetor sir please insert the fol-
loving in the american
IN answer TO the milroy spavend
team we are sorry to hear of heming
havin spiting coughing an backing
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
LAUREL MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
BY C.. II. CLEMENTS
.IE stTESl HYp TRISPT OR WATER

" CURE ESrABLtSHMENT. The CINcINSaTI
WATER CuRE Is located dive miles from the City, on
The Cincinnati. Hamilton. and Dayton Railroad, a
few rods from the Carthage Depot.
This large and hourishing Institution Is not ex-
eelled In point Of location. beauty ofscenery.
NencDce OF access. etc. The buildings are large
and splendid. with the best internal arrangement
for the treatment OF all forms of disease. The
bath rooms @ In numDor) are all well supplied
with pure son spring water ard contain all the
various kinds OF baths necessary la such an insd-
tuition. Patients requested 20 bring Comforts,
asBlankets. 2 Coarse Seects, Towels, or. they
will be furnished at the cure for 80 cents week.
Terms for Bard, Medical Services, and all
ordinary attendance from 10 10 Dollars per week
payable weekly. Transient persons under treat
mant will be charged 81 per day. Three dollars
will be charged for the first examlnation. For
further particulars address ID. A. PEASE, MD.
Carthage, Hamilton co., o.
y. =. This Institution will be onen SUMMER
and Winter for the reception OF Patients.
March -, "a, 3w
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OBJ alnmenial AItrr.

MARRiED.-At Laurel, on Thursday morning,
April 9th, at The residence Of Mr.. John Enos, by
Rev. Thos. Spencer, Mn. G. W. BRsoS Of Laurel,
10 Miss sARAn ENos OF oxford, Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

Brookviiie Regular Freight Line.
VrfIE CANAL boat, ssfAyOnITE y,
j r.. w. MILLS Master. Will leave
Brookvlllo every Tuesday morning, for Cincinnati,
and Cincinnati every Friday afIenooni for brook.
vile. Freight shipped this boat will be received
nj tho ware house of JOHN ROBERTS ~ Brook
VILE, rec Of charges for STORAGE. shippers who
want freight delivered at certain time, will do
well TO phtronlzo this boat. na Il makes regular
trips. ROBERTS a MILLS.
Feb. n ID A. onths
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OPENING or HOOKS.


lfss 81, 'sg...a., ~. lss4l...esll.ss ay.ss..ss,
NOTICE hereby given that the books Of the
~ New Albany and snnduaky city Junction
haii Road Company, are now open for subsrip
lion 10 the capital stock OF said company, Ut the
oIllee oflne undoraigi od w Rockville. The COM
pany viii receive subscriptions IN real estate, NJ
an hppralsement or al a " luaiion 60 DO accepted
by the Board. An efficient corps OF agents viii be
provided 10 wait upon the public.
ny order OF tie board.
Feb. ~, 1851 a.
mo, n. FARQuHAR Agent.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
Nj C KIN n C K s.

Come and see all of the nice things. In the way
OF nouons,to be found at GALLONS SroRg. consis-
ting IN part, ofMen's fine buck, DOg-skin. Kid,
SILK, N0olen x Cotton Gloves. Ladies x Misses
hid, SILK, Wooden ~ Cotton do. zephry's Scarfs,
Noolen undersieeves q CUTS, Nictorlnes, Em-
broider9d Collars. Chemisetts iidrk's and under
sleeves, Ribbons, Linen d Cotton Laees, Swiss and
jaekonet Insertions " Edgings, silk Laces Brush
Is, lhreads Velvet Innings, Needles, Pins, But
ons, &c. &c.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
JOHN WILLIAMS
1864.

ITO THE PUBLIC. --At tho commencement OF
Il the spring Trade I should be- far nlienated
FROM my duty did fall TO return my most grate-
tul Acknowledgements for the showers Of favors
that have boon heaped upon ne. Patronage so
yast cannot TAIL 10 DO proud incentive 90 duty.
INK uRINALLED POPULARITY which my
Clothing Establishment has attained, Is such a. 10
falniliaf1e my name 10 all classes, and 10 all
individuals, n yerihcless, the introduction OF o
new season, and the consequent change attendant
thcrcupon, render 10 expcdlent for mo 10 solicit
your cautious attention. while relate Ia ~ con-
else u manncras possible, my new claims to your
support.
III preparing my stock for the present
sprina a"d summer season,
tdeterlnines' 80 secure the best andNewcnt FASH
Ions Introduced.
A novel, beautiful, durable, varied, and extcn-
siy0 collection OF Piece Goods have found their
way Into my establishment. Novelty Of cloth Ia
coupled wish novelty OF design. while Ia work
manshlp many alterations and improvements have
boen clieclck
My rcputod system OF economy Is patent 10 all
and q IL well known that ! endeaVor 10 mako
The favorable chances Of the private buyer.
For the success OF the past season, have 10
tende my best thanks, aud hope 10 meet with
similar encouragement during the present year.
lam the Publlc's most obt. sery't,
JOHN WILLIAMS,
Merchant Taller.
Mount Carnset, Ind.
mar 81 3mo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

Why does person quit business at
halt-past four! Because he can't leave
by for (be-fore.)
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

flames SPEER has just received and will in fl-
sb tare Keep good assortment OF Groceries, Dry
Goods and Fancy articles, which he " IN sell NJ the
mos. reduced prices. nos ~ '53a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

Rg-Mr. William Wright, an old and
respected citizen Of this county. the fa-
thcr in law Of DR.. Berry, died last We'd
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Com nltrtial.
rIncInnnfi rrnri,rfs

Corrected weekly expressly for the In
diana American, by AARON A. Golfer,
Grocery, Produce and Commission Mer.
chaai; dealer In Grass seeds, Dried fruits,
Wooden ware, Window glass and Nails,
South II. cor. Main & It'll st. Gin. q.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
Ready Made Clothing.

FINtE tNDEIsSICNED beg leave 10 in
ii form their friends and customers OF their ex-
tenslve operation OF manufacturing ready made
Clothing for this spring. We have constantly on
hand aud are daily receiving a good stock ofeloths
Cassimers, Vestlngs Tailors trimmings together
goods, all ofwhch we shall be happy 10 sell CHEAP
and on rcasonat le terms. Please call aud evan
Inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Call
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jan. SD ~. MACK & BROTHERS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
Ladies' Shoes.

IIUICS pUUeS.
100 pairs Calf Boots;
100 - Kip -
GO "Goat Buskins;
% Enameled young Ladies' Boots;
"a {" Fine Kid Aibonis;
10 - New style Gators;
% - Rubber Bucskins;
~ " Low Sandals;
90 8. Fur Lined over Shoes;
Together with . large and splendid assortment
OF Childrcn's and Misses, extra fine shoes. Aswc
pay particular attention in the selection Of our
Boots and Shoes, In regard To durability and neat
ness, We have no hcsitency in recommending the
same. and have no fears Of being eXcelledin this
branch ofour business, or Of being beat selling
low. Nd. CAlLfON & SON.