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Barre Academy.

THE Summer Term will begin Wednesday,
L May 10th.
Board, 81 IS per week accommodations for self
boarding furnished at reasonable ratios.
!. 5. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, April II, 1854. vi3w3
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A SUPERIOR CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
"A Now is the time for out Of employment to
make money. will send on the receipt Of 81 90,
very superior and valuable instructions, with the
receipts for manufacturing some twenty useful and
valuable articles now in general demand. with large
profits These receipts have cost from IS to $40
each. will also send the formula for making an
infallible and celebrated Pain Killer on which the
advertiser has made thousands Of dollars, it being
one of the best preparation. extant. Address DR..
S. D. LIVINGSTON, (pre- paid.) Box $40 Metro.
politan Post Office, l62 Ninthsreet, New York city.
April II. wa2wS 4,
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For Sale,

ntfLDtNG LOTS AND FARMS rs AND
- about tho village Of Potsdam, for sale by
DAVID L. CLARkSON.
rttsiam, april 20, 1854 d6t&wiiw3
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UHmestiCs.

NTmeSC1CS.
cntit yDs Brown CoTToNs, COARSE.
cOOO lGtt tas. -" hno'
1000 yds. brown Drilling,
1000 " Shifting Ss+ipei
1000 " Cotton Flanneis
500 " Ticking.
500 " Red Wool Flannel.
$50 " Yellow"
1000 " Cassimeres, satinets and weeds.
Batting, Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn, Wicking,
Irvine, DC, for sale cheap at the Corner store,
LYMAN'o.
Nov. IL, 1853. ddwf
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Thr ,nsiletnn Bank.
Rp,InN Ami. olst.


\ pivote dcsptlch from New York, says
that the bills on the Clslleton VI, Bank which
are refused by the Suffolk Bank, will be pro-
tcc'ed IN New Nor, At tn. rate Of Que half per
cent
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c GrfM Piano and MUSIC ESf0bNshmt
HORACE WATERS.

fsNfN'ffSHUltif.
HORACE WATERS.
1888 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
flNliE best and most improved Pianos and Melo-
deems. +. Gilbert Co.'s Worlds Fair Pre-.
MUM Pianos, with without the Kolean, and with
iron frames and circular scales. Mr.. W. being sole
agent for all the above Pianos, offer them lower
than any other house. HORACE WATERS PIANOS,
manufactured expressly for him, having great pow.
er of tone and elasticity of touch.
MEL0DEONS.
Goodman 4 Haldwin's Patent Organ Mcodcons,
with tw" Bank uf kcys-a sweet aud powerful n-
strumcnt. Price, from SO to 5000. ;. ID. II
W. smith, cccbratcd Melodeons, Martins unrival-
led Guitars. Browns llarps, Flutinas, Nolns, Brass
Instruments, 6c., Ac. Dealers supplied with Pianos
and Meludcons at factory prices. u! per cent dis
count to Clcrgymuu.
MI SIC.
This list comprises the products of the great ina
tiers of both the American and European continents,
and is receiving constant additions by an extensive
publication of the choice and popular pieces of the
day. Dealers in Music and Teachers of Seminarics
wishing to purchase any music published, make
arrangements for cont nued supplies Of Mr. Waters
new issues will find it to their interest to call or
forward their orders Music sent to any part of the
Union or Canadas, postage free.
HORACE WATERS.
April II, lNji. wi?mos3
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g APOTIIECARIES HALL"
GEORGE w. ALLEN.

(SucceSsor 10 g, 2. SiNBORN q CO. }
HAVING t,ATELl COMMENCED BUSINESS IN
this well known establishment, am now pre-
pared to offer the public full and complete assvrti
mcm OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals bye StuTs,
surgical Instruments Mineral Teeth, Dental Arti-
cles, Mineral Waters, nrishci Combs, Soaps, Per-
iumcs Fancy Articles, F,rclgn and Domestic Cigars,
Camphcnc and Fluid, Glass Ware, &c, &c. In fine,
every article connected with the business.
All the popular Patent Medicines Of the day at
Wholesale and Retail, at proprictor's prices.
Having engaged the services Of Mr. WV. WILSON,
thoroughly educated Chemist and Apothecnry, who
vas educated and received diploma In glasgow,
Scotland and his since been FOR the Ids, few months
with Mcssrs. VIM. Lyman q Co., tD,dggistsJ of
Montreal, who also recommend him in the highest
terms for his good character and thorough knowi-
edge of the Druggist business in all its details
Mr.. Wilson will give his personal attention to COM
pounding Physicians Prescriptions, and the retailing
of Medicines,
Commencing under tht.o peculiarly favorable
circumstances, securing have, tho assistance Of
practical Druggist feel confident in assuring the
public that I'll Medicines compounded in this store,
will be done in tho most scientific and acceptable
manner, and u1rrontei genuine.
GEORGE W ALLEN.
burlington March %, 1s5i ddv
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Suffolk Pina.

LNoR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, THE
following Of full blood Six pigs weeks
old one sow 70 months old in pig, and the services
Of a full blood suffolk Boar also, few common
ard half blood pi,s Call and see
OSCAR c. WHITE.
Winooski Fails April l., 1854. wilmos2
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News Of the Week
Ky Telegraph to the Free Press,
Later from Europe,
NO RATTLE ON THE DANUBE,

NO RATTLE ON THE DANUBE,
DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs.
NV YORK, April 20, p. NJ
Steamer Asia arrived this noon. She brings
Liverpool dates to the 9Th inst, three days
later.
No battle had occurred ON the Baltic. The
Russians maintain their fortrcsscs on the
Island of Aland. Napcr's fleet is still at
Kiogc Bay. Navigation was opened to St.
Petersburgh.
AS soon as hostllitles commence IN the Bal
tic the Emperor and the Russian Court will re-
move to Moscow.
The allied fleet had entered the Black Sea
TO effect movement in conjunction with
Omar Pacha. They had started for Varna.
The Russians were razing all the forresses
IN the Dobrudscha. Their position was critic
al, and reuforcemens were called for. The
Turks were falling back in good order on Ira
JAMS wall.
The Turks have beaten General uschako
IN Bcssaraba and forced him back.
LhvERPooL Richardson BROTH
ers and Co. mention a great suspension in
Bresdstuf market, and Wheat declined Cd to
81. Flour, I'D to IS. Corn trifc lower.
THE AsIA's NEWS.
NEW YoES, April 81,
We have further details of the news by the
Asia.
There is no doubt Of the defeat of a Rus
sian Army in Bessarabia by the Turks
In Berlin an important demonstration of
public feeling against Russia has been made
Numerous bands marched through tho streets
with inscriptions in favor of Turkey and her
allies. The procession was attacked by the
police, who dragged the banners in tho mud.
and made several arrests.
Two war steamers in the course Of com
rle'ion for Russia, have been seized in Eng
land
II is stated that the sultan was about IL
eXpel all Greeks from his domipions, and a
declaration of war between the two countrio,
would probably follow the measure
Sir Charles Napier had announced to tho
English Baltic fleet, that war had been do
clared he said Lads War is declared
we arc to meet bold and numerous enemy
Should they Offer us battle YOU know how t,
dispose Of them, Should they remain II
port We must try TO get at them Lads
sharpen your cutla,sc-, and the day is ynuI
own"
The Russian squadron of tho Black sea- i,
without IN a cruilc, and there is proNabil
ity that they will TALL in with the allied hsct
when an engagement will doubtless take place
Tue feeling is general that the Emperor .
Russia binds the combination toe powerful 10
him, and will back out ii hc has AN oplor
tunity
The English aud French troop. are rapid,
approaching the scene of the contest.
Terrible Wreck.--2OO Lives Lost.
Ils Wood lost NJ ALsccnmh helnM Neu
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Wanted

AT THIS OFFICE, A SMART ACTIVE BOY
- FROM IL to Is years of age to learn the print.
us husircss,
Aprl u. iAIi. dNwtf
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From Venezuela.

BosroN, April n.
Accounts from Venezuela state, that the
proposition to elnancipatc the Slaves of that
country has passed Congrcss-bccn signed
by the President. and become a law.
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UPllyuRoPHoBI,.-Wc no leo numoruus
reports Of persons bitten by mad dogs il dit
fercnt parts of the county. and several Late
cases of death from HYDE phobia IN Boston md
vicinity, and a, Buffalo. The following re-.
needles are in circulation.
rsoM The .imerican .ijoi'o of the 23l Of
Marco, l102, periodical edited hy the late
RrN DIR. Bciknap:
1IrpRorHoBi, CuRrp nv NiNrG,R.-T Er-
trid RIA letter from j,nice. i you were here.
you would be much pleased with discovery
made at Cdlnr. the capital of Frulli, n SIN II
province belonging to this republic. The dis
covery is this poor man, lying under the
trgh,iul tor'urcs Of hydrophoba. was cured by
some draug'ts OF vinegar, given him by ms
take. Instead OF another portion, A physician
Of rodua, called Count I,cnussa, rot intcll
ccncc OF this event al cdinr, aud tried the
,amc remedy upon pa,icu, that was brought
Ia the Padua hospital, administering to him a
pourd of vinegar N the morning. another a,
noon mud tIurd at sunset, ana the MN was
speedily aud perfectly cured.
NNotnrH RlN,nv =" S,you forest r..
named Gastcli, nov of the venerable ayc of
-. unwilling to take to the rrivc with hin
secret 81 ruch import, has made pubic in the
Lieps,c JoWnnl the iDedus y hich he had used
for nifty years and whcrcwlth lie affirm, he
has rescued many humn beings and cattle
from tho fearful dc th OF bydrophobia. Take
immediately warm vinegar or tepid water,
wash the wound clean Herewith, and then dry
1t: pour then few drops of m'ir attic acid. be
cause mineral acids destroy the poison of the
SALIVA, by which moan, the evil effect of the
latter Is neutrallzed."
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Terrible Riot.

SAGINAW, Mich, April I7jh.
dreadful riot occurred here to-day. About
three hundred armed men attempted to burn
the jail IN order to rescue five prisoners. The
Sheriff and others attempted to put down the
riot. Deputy Sheriff Blackmcr was killed
large number OF the rioters have been arrest
ed. One Of the prisoners wa, ro-talien and
the four Others concealed in swamp were
taken by the assistance of two hundred aud
IF y armed men.
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a CARD.

% refining from continuous thir'y.tvo yea,
mcT dnillc trade in the same store feel u TO lie
one # the highest privileges to respectfully tender
my sincere thanks for the liberal patronage gem
crously bestowed by the people, which thanks they
viii please t" accept rs token Of gratitude that
viii ever he held in pcasurablc remembrance by
their friend and obcdicnt servant,
SION l.. HOWARD.
l'"rug'or vt, Arrtl %, 1891
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+. S.-Mp. L. y. KEyrs i. my successor, To
whom sold the Goods 50 low for ca H. that he can
sell a satisfactory prices to the throngs of cu,tom-
CT, now visiting hi, store for bargains.
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Fruit Trees,

TTNHE Subscriber is ready to supply orders for
L Apple, Pear, Plum and Cherry Trees of all the
most desirable varieties, of his own growth, and
much better adapted climate than those raised
at the South or West ROW'D T. ROBINSON.
Ferrisburgh April Is, ls5i' wi3w3.
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CONNIE RCIAL.
PROCTOR & WOODS
Prices Current.

NJ. .PRocron, BOSTON. NJ, L. Woon
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
WOOL AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
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REMlTThNCES
George L. Edmunds,

SOLICITOR ~ ClIANCERY.
Once over tn,nm"Icial Bluk, burlington
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13
YRraHrFuL DISASTER ON THE DETROIT
RrvER--TwENrY-TREE LIVES LOST.
The STEAMER E. X. COLLINS DEsraoY-
RID BY FIRE.
Detroit, Oct. 9th.

Detroit, Oct. 9th.
The steamer Z. X. Collins, bound
from Sault st. Marie to Cleveland,
LEFT this City last evening between ten
and eleven o'clock. and when a little
below Maiden. and nearly opposite the
Light House, the boat was discovered
to be on FIRE, and before she could be
run ashore she was completely en-
veloped in flames, and twenty-three Of
those aboard we've either burned to
death or drowned.
The ERE broke out on tie boiler deck,
and spread so rapidly. that the passen-
gers and crew who were mostly in
bed had to escape in thin night clothes;
when the FIRE was discovered, the boat
was headed for the shore. but before
she reached shallow water, the flames
had so extended that she became uu-
manageable; and the stern swung
round into the river, and oil those on
board having been driven to that part
of the boat, they had either tojunp into
the water or perish in the flames; the
current at the point Of the disaster, sci
very strongly into the lake, aud had
il not been for the timely arrival o
the propeller Finirty. nearly all OF
board would have periehed. The Cap
tain Of the Finirty seeing the light
fastened to the wreck, and had nii
boats all ready to letgowhen he reach
ed it. and nearly. all those saved wer
picked up by them; Only few beinl
able TO servive ashore, owing to th
current. Some of the saved wer
nearly exhausted, and every thing wa
done that could be to relieve them b
the crew Of the Finirty, who acted no
bly,.
Some wretch in the confusion. stol
eighty dollars from a poor sick maj
who had been at work at the sault, be
ing all his earnings; purse amount
ing to twenty dollars was immediatel
made up for MIN.
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC.

J. N. q J. o. Howe, Bi0smiag,sn-D. W. Bur.
Foughs, Fort H'syas-J. Turner, crceHeasfle-J.
EIder, Richmond +. Falwrc,J. Roberts, Ia Porfe
G. r. Harvey, YiEeenness-James Beard, Kskama;
J. Daylos, Haa'iagasH-R. q. Wright, La GrasEe;
Amos & Holiday, Michigan cHy-c. u. lIensly,
1Dkoma-T. Jcrnlgan, MieAgan cky-Fauscit,
oioaa--J. snodsrass, PeFrygviis-J. L. Apple
7 cato. Uclph.
I Sep. i-0m.
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Gfltafaptif


ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER SoRrHrnS
LIGHT
New York. Oct 9.
The steamer Northern Light, with
advices from San Francisco TO the 18th
ult.. arrived at this port last night
She brings four hundred and ninety
four passengers, and s760, 0ooin gold,
Every thing was quiet at San Juan.
and Greytown was being rebuilt. by
the observation-disclosures. Tie shipments
Of gold from San Francisco on the
18th by the Sierra Navada and Pana-
ma, were 81, $50. 900, besides $780,
600 in United States transfer drafts.
Ivy Page. Bacon & Co. which took the
place Of specie.
The general election resulted in the
success Of Danver and Herbert, Anti
Brodrick Democrats, for Congress.
For the Legislature, as far as heard
from, the Wings elected seven, and
the Democrats twenty-six, to the Sem
ate, and the Wings 35 and the Dem
ocrats As to the House, but it was con-
sidered doubtful that the Democra' S
would be able to unite upon any can
didate for the United States Senator.
In San Francisco the Know Moth
ings carried every thing before them;
they elected their candidates for May
or. S. p. Webb, formerly Mayor Of
Salam. Mass, by over 500 plurality.
There were twenty seven names on
their ticket, twenty Of them were ia
ken from the nominees OF the Wing
and anti-Brodrick Conventions, and
seven were their own nominees, every
one Of whom were elected by an aver
age majority Of four thousand. The
new Common Council is composed of
twelve Wings and four Democrats.
The news from the mines continue
favorable, particularly from the south
ern mines, where the miners are said
to be very successful. more so than
ever before.
The overland emigrants were a-ri-
wing, but were not as numerous as in
former years. From FIVE hundred to
one thousand Chinese were arriving in
San Francisco every week or ten days
most Of whom are slaves TO their more
wealthy countrymen.
About the average number Of muir
ders and assaults are recorded.
The British and French ships lefl
San Francisco on the second, on q
cruise.
The English bark, Amelia Thomp-
son, stranded north Of San Simeon
bay.
Business at San Francisco had been
quite active, generally, and prices Of
the leading staples had advanced. es-
pecially provisions; fresh goods were
in demand.
The Banking house Of Carothero.
Anderson Il Co.. had suspended; it
was one Of the smallest in San Fran
cisco.
The anniversary Of the admission Of
California into the Union, was cele-
brated at San francisco. on the 9th,
with great display.
Additional msssacres Of the over
land emigrants to Oregon, are report
cd.
The advices from the Sandwich Is
lands are to the 7th August, but con-
tain nothing Of special interest.
From the Society Islands we are
advised that the war had ceased, and
the revolutionary chiefhad been firm
ly established on the throne.
The steamship Cortes, with the
passengers per Star ofthe West, which
sailed from New York on the 18th
August, had arrived at San Francis
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13
DROOKVILLE OoLLEGE.

yUyiiIS instltgiion Is nov ready iorecei,oany
nuinbes oi young gentlemen and young la
- dies, and Lu0rd tnem the best oi facilities
for obtaining thorough education. The building
Is large and convenient. and the board OF inslruc-
ton will be increased as Tho wants 0iihe Institution
demand. Those young men who may even prefer
10 graduate at older insttuuons will do welito
quire the preparatory studies here, whcrP The
classes are not too large Tor convehloncc, and
where they are not taught BY undergraduates, AS
uatlng, viii receive appropriate diplomas.
Boarding can DO had ~ good families, near the
college edidce at Two dollars per week. Young
men an board thomseiV esat aooutslxty cents per
81 90 per quarter with ten per cent discount fOf
ADVANCE payment. For further artlcuiars address
JNO. w. LOCKE, Presr
Drokyllle nd. Feb.G 1884.
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with great care as 70 sy6 and cost, and will DO sold
cheaper than tho cheapest. Ny stock consists In
parts OF, Rich Dress Goods, French and English
Merinos, Delaines, Lustrcs, Persian Twiiis, De-
bage, French, Eng. and Am. Glnghams, English,
French and Am. Prints, Plain and dotted Swiss
Muslins; Vic. Briilalns. ply, lugraln, sup. Got
ton Warp, and Hemp Carpets; Rich Rugs, Mats,
Damasks, do, Cloths, Shawls, Mantilaa, updor
sleeves, spencers, flabiu, Mufs, Carpet Sacks
aud Sateheis baek aud fancy dress Silks Hosiery,
Gloves, Notions, suspendory, Maucna aud Blsh'
ofs, Cravats, Handkerchief, black slk, Fur, Kos.
suth, Know Nothing and wide Awake Hat, Boots
shoes and little Of everything elso.
Very thankful 10 generous public, for holI
past liberal patronage, would solicit continuance
oftho same. X. rYNER.
SEN 10th 1854.
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Adminisfratorls Notice.

~~oruCEi IA hereby given that tho undcrsign
N "A has been appointed administrator ofthe ees
tts,e Of Coburn Murray, late OF Franklin Co., do
cosed. said estate Is supposed 10 be solvent
David Hazard.
1aw admir-.
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Administrators Notice.

~xoruCE ishereby given that the undersigned
NM been appointed administrator OF tho estate
csFdward Pafrott. late OF Franklin CO., deceased
said estate Is supposed TO no solvent ,v,,v
- admir-.
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MOUNT CnrtneI, md
mar3l 3mo
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NOTARY PUBLIC, 49,
~ The undersigned having been appointed BY
the oyernor as Notary Public, win give his
his friends may favor him with. and BY due and
careful attention 70 business he hopes TO give gen
erai satisfaction.
Havinga number Of the mostapproved forms to
Deeds, Mortgages, Qull-Claims, DC, on hand
those wishing Acknowledgements taken or Deed.
&c, made, Will dowell 10 give him call.
juno WM. II. McCLEERY.
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Gundry,s Commercial writing
fiuit.

THE undersigned is prepared 10 furnish the
lWestern market with n superior Writing FLUID
Ibis own inventlon--and which In color, durAoill-
Is, and haidity IL warranted 10 DO unsurpassed
The color Is nc first greeuisI blue, changing 10
= deep permanent black.
Allofders will be promptly attended 10 by ad-
dressing, or calling on him athls office la AierraI-
tile College. a may also be obtained d The book
stores generally. JOHN ShNhht'
NOV. a., 1853, i1--tyr.
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Cincinnati. Sept isl ls4s.

This is to certify that in tha summer
OF lS4s, l became so very lame and
weak in my back. occasioned by lining
that l could not sit down or get du'
without holding on to some object. !
was advised to try Mr.. Foisha's Alters-
tive Balm. BY bathing il six or eight
times, my back was perfectly restored;
and ] have felt no symptom OF its return
since.
My wife, also, has used it for Rheu-
matte pains, headache and toothsche
with very beneficial results. -
il. YEAKLE-
nne tot fQ4Q
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

MFRS. L. n. BUTLER ILAS JUST UPENED,
llk In her now fancy sl0r0 f0onii ON tho .ornor
south OF her old residence, the largest aud most
splendid assortment OF Millinery aud Fancy Goods
ever offered IN Brookyillc, consisting OF bonnets
Of every style, from ej cents up; Ribbons OF every
Sty le together with a splendid stock OF Flowers,
Caps aud all the Varieties o. Llnings; worked Cob
lars, Chemiseiles, Gloves, &c, aud can furnish
mlillners wanting supplies as cheap as they can
be had In Cincinnati.
She Invites ali her old customers 10 call and OK.
anime her stock before purchasing elsewhere. She
dattsrs herself that she sell cheap or cheap
er than they can be had Ia Tho market, as she IL
doing a cash business. she proposes taking but
ter, Eggs, DC, IN exchange for goods
| - lllln
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Adminisfrafnr,s Sale

NOTICE Is hereby given, thati will sell, a.
IN publlc auction, on Saturday, the 2s.h day OF
iSctober Al The late residence Of Edward Parrot,
miles North OF Brook vile, all his personal prop
orty not taken by the widow, consisting OF house-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils,
wagon. 2 horses, mitch cows, one lot o snecp,
and many other articles not herein mentioned. a
credit until the lst OF March next, VIII be given
ON ali sums over three dollars, the purchaser gN.
iaSw "'' n. n. REMY.
Oct. J, 81. admir-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13

Certificate from ID. L. Starr. Is
Ihave known Mr.. Forsha's Altera-
tive Balm to perform very extraor
binary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since. 1--s
used II upon one occasion. oxter-
nally, with good effect. \ believe il
to be a perfectly safe and cflicscious
remedy to be uscdia many complaints.
ID. L. STARR.
November alst. 1858, esa