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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10
The Figure-Head Of the Constitution.

Those OF our readers whose memory run.
meth back to the time of Andrew Jackson S
reign, cannot have forgotten the excitement
created by the figure head affair A full
length statue, in wood, Of the venerable Pres
ident, had been put upon the noble old Con-
stitution, and in the dead of the night. 1t
was removed. An investigation was had, a
reward was offered for the discovery OF the
perpetrator of the outrage, but, so far as the
public knew, nothing was ever elected, of
nature to throw light upon the mystery
Jack Downing wrote about it; the papers on
one side abused the wings for the insult to
the hero, and those on the other pronounced
the putting the figure head there in the first
place an insult to the people. Even the
story writers wove the incident into the web
of fiction, and the figure-head of the Con-
stitution," was the title Of tale by one Of
our best authors. Now, after the lapse of
some twenty years. we have the true nara
tive given TO the public in letter to the
New York Times, which, as matter of in
terest, we copy. The writer, whose initials
are given as &C. E. j. dates from Spring
field. He says:
"a few years since. in company with a
friend, called on the venerable Mahlon
Dickerson, at his residence near Dover, Nor
ris county, N. j., and after politely showing
US over his grounds and iron mines, he took
us through his extensive library, and while
giving US detail Of his books, and the his
tory of many of them, he also laughingly
told us the story of the figure-head. which
was looking down on US from the upper
book shelf. He said /: You know that at
the time this occurred was Secretary of the
Navy, and that government had offered re-
ward for the apprehension of the perpetrator
of the outrage Well one day | was sitting
in the office when sailor walked in, with a
bundle in his hand, and asked if | was the
Secretary Of the Navy. He went on to say !:
: You offered reward for the one who cut
off the figure head Of General Jackson q
: Yes am the man. and untying the
budget. placed before me the head. | was
amazed and puzzled to divine what it could
mean. asked him who helped him TO do
il. Nobody How did you do itF Il
rowed out alone, climbed up in the chains,
and sawed it off. attempted to saw it off
through the neck at first, but the saw struck
bolt, and had to saw it through the
mouth How did you manage TO escape
being seen by the watch?' Humph!
swear there wasn't light nor man on
deck who got you to do this? Nobody,
and nobody knows Of it, Why did you
do it; don't you like General Jackson o.
: Yes, I am Jackson man, and have no
objection to his bust being on Old Ilonsides,
but don't believe in whole length figure
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10

BIRDS EaeINa IN THE PACIFIc.-A friend
III San francisco, who is somewhat given to
the study OF ornithology, writes us some
very interesting and surprising facts in re-
gard 10 an important trade carried on in the
markets OF that city in the eggs Of sea birds
He states that the Farallones de los Frayles
group OF rocky islets, lying little more
than twenty miles west Of the entrance to
the bay of San Francisco, are the sort of
innumerable sea fowl, known by the fisher
men as murres." These islands are almost
inaccessible, and; with single exception,
are uninhabited They, therefore. very nat
urally afford resort for great multtudes of
BIRDS
Some time since company was organized
in San Francisco, for the purpose of bringing
the eggs Of the murres to market. An i'm.
perfect idea of the numbers Of these birds
may be formed from the fact that this COM
pany sold in that city the last season, Ga pc
Rod Of less than two months, July and parts
Of June and August more than fvG hundred
thousand eggs All these were gath red on
a single one of these islands, and in the
opinion of the eggers, not more than one egg
in six of those deposited on the island was
gathered. Our correspondent informs us that
he was told by those familiar with the ISL
ands, that all the eggs brought in were laid
by birds of single kind. Yet they exhibit
astonishing variations in size, in form and in
color. There is no reason to suppose that he
was misinformed in regard to these eggs be-
ing deposited by single species. The men
could have no motive for deception, and
similar facts are observable on the Labrador
coast and in the islands north Of Scotland.
Besides the writer aScertained from other
sources, that all the eggs brough, TO the mar
ket were obtained from limited portion
called the Rookery, where single species
swarm in myriads, and where no other kind
Of bird is found Naturalists, in our eastern
cities. who have received specimens of these
birds, pronounce them to be the Thick billed
or Brunnichs Guillemot, and distinct spe-
ces from the common Guillemoi, or Murres
of Labrador and northern Europe. The eggs
are three and half inches in length, and
are esteemed great delicacy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10

A strong prohibitory liquor bill passed the
Illinois house of representatives by a vote Of
Al to 81. The Chicago Tribune says it is a
remarkable fact that every republican and
every whig voted for the bill, and every Ne
braskate, with four honorable exceptions, vo-
ted against it. Nebraska and whiskey go
together in Illinois.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10

A young army officer writes from Constan-
tinople: " This is the place; for the paltry
sum of 9500 per year, man of moderate
desires may live like prince; commodious
habitation, the best of wine, the most glo-
riouS tobacco, three beautiful wives, and no
going to church,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10

BAsswooD PAPER.--The N. Y. Express
says that Eastwood paper, of as good quality
as rag paper, can be sold at very handsome
profit. at one half the sum. The wood does
not even need a mixture Of rags The only
thing necessary is to shave the wood with
the grain, and the fiber becomes as sof, and
tangible as cotton or linen Indeed, from
softer woods it is possible TO make cloth
fabric, as strong, durable, and beautiful as
cotton, and the evidence of this can be dem
onstrated TO those who care to investigate
the subject.
The Albany Atlas understands that Mr..
Beordsley, the discoverer Of the process, in
tends to supply several manufacturers in N.
York, who will Immediately begin the man
ufacture of Eastwood paper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
PAPER FOR TAg FANNY cRClBDEoFED 70 TAG ADJUSTMENT

was sent down the river on raft on
the charge Of Free Soil doctrines
Similar to this was the case Of the
Rev. William G. Clark. Methodist
clergyman from Portsmouth,. N. H.,
and lately resident in Kansas. On a
voyage on the steamboat Polar Star.
down the Missouri in the month OF
September, he expressed some senti-
ment on the subject Of negro equality
not agreeable to the Missouri rullians
on board. in consequence Of which the
cry was raised "kill himI Kill himl kill
the id Abolitionist" His face
was beaten to pieces. and a chair bro
ken over his head, after which the
Captain (who had poeketed his pas
sage money, which he did not refund, J
put him on shore on the river bank,
about $50 miles from ST. Louis. leav-
ing to1ind his way ihiiher as he could.
On the 3ist Of October. one Pat
Laughlin. an Irish lickspittle---the
same fellow whose name has figured
in our recent dispatches. and whom
the Free State men were accused of
designing to kilI--haying got into an
alteration and quarrel with one Col
Inns about certain revelations which
Pat had pretended TO make Of Free
State secret military organization.
Laughlin took lis opportunity to shoot
Collins through The heart. To this.
mot TO mention many lesser outrages
IN driving Free State men from their
claims. last Of all. has been added
the murder VI Dow, whereupon occa-
sion has been taken by Gov. Shannon
TO proclaim rebellion in Kansas.
In all these numerous cases Of
violence and bloodshed. the only le-
gal proceedings that have taken place,
It is to be observed, have been direct
ed against the Free State men. In
every case, that Of the murder Of Dow.
Governor Shannon, not content with
protecting murderer, causes process to
be issued TO arrest the witnesses
against him, and because the people
of Lawrence do not choose to submit
to such sort of arrests. he proclaims
them rebels and telegraphs to the
President for military aid.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
ROCK AGENCY

Tho subscribers have established Book Agen.
cy In Philadelpbii, amt will furnish any book OF
publication at the retail price FREQ OF postage
Any persons, by forwarding The subscription price
OF anS Of the ~ Magazines, such ~ Iiarpcrs, Go
dey =, Putnam's, Crahain'H, Frank lsoslie's Fash
ions, &c. will receive the magazines Cor ono year
and copy OF a splendid Autograph portrait Of
either Washington. Jackson or Clay, or. II sub
scribsrs 10 q ssand ~ Magazine, they will 70.
celye a copy OF slthof ol the three portraits. II
subscribing TO 80 worth of Magazines, all ihrcc
portraits will be sent gratis. Murie furnished "a
Ihoso who may Wish II.
Envelopes ofcyery description and szc IN large
snaii quantities furnished. Seal Presses, Dies,
&c.. scht 10 order.
Evcry description of Engraving on wood exc.
cuted with nuaIness aud dispatch. Views OF Bull
dings, Newspaper Headings, Views OF Machinery
look Illustrations. Lodge Certificates, Business
Cards, dc. Al orders seat by mail promptly nj.
tended TO, Persons wishing vlews OF their build
inRs engraved can senda paguerfcoiypc or sketch
OF the building by mall or express.
Persons NJ n distance having sRlcablo articles
would dad 10 their advantage 20 address the sub
scribers, as We would aet ~ agents Tor the sale o
the same. bNhAM * ffEktE,
so South Third Street. fhlladel phia. Pa.
an. Hynas. (nov 5oiy) =. NAY riKncs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

VALLErrE Us. The WHITE WATER
CANAL CoMPASY.-The motion to APP
point Receiver in this case, abou,
which there has been at one time OF
another a deal Of argument and trou-
bic, has at last been settled. Yester-
day Judge Huntington granted the
motion, and a Receiver is to be APP
pointed, who retains all receips of the
Canal, except for the expenses neces'
sary to keep il in use -Journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

One Of the last Numbers ofthe Bos-
ton Traveller says:
ga few days since an old man OF
sixty -one yesrs applied at the Office Of
the city register, for the fifth marriage
certificate. His intended bride is but
twenty-four.it being her first marriage.
This is the only case n-the knowledge
Of the person who keeps the register
Of fifth marriage. Last year one man
applied for his fourth marriage certtfi-
cate, and during that year more men
were married for the third time than
women. There is. however. a wom-
an. in this city. of about forty years
Of age. who is now living with her
sixth husband. She was married at
the age of thirteen, and when fourteen
was a widow. At the expiration Of
the third year she was married to her
third husband. She has had but three
children"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
Brookville, Laurel & Rushville
M ALL LINE.

WIK uderstgnod having the contract for carry.
Il ing tho mail on tho above route. would ro-
specially inform tho public that he will run n
Comfortable Hack for Tho accommodation of prs'
songofs, from Bfookyiot 10 Laurel, tn.aeekl, -
Leaving Brook willie immediate amer the arrival
OF tho Stage from Cincinnati. ON fucsda, :, 1hurs-
DAYS and Saturday., arriving NJ laurel the same
evening. Leaves Laurel nj O'Clock A. NJ, on
the same day /, and arrives at Rockville IA time
10 make connection with the stage Tor CinvlnnAii.
Ito IA also prepared 10 eonve, passengers nom
lAnrerio an,,pnrl OF the oounif, they may Wish 10
visit. on reasonable terms. CIV, PAYNE,
aug. ". Proprietor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
IsARDwAIsEi IIsRDwAREN
A general assortment, can always be found at N,
Tuthe franklin Circuit Court. !
February ier'n. A, d., 1883. !

Ia the franklin Circuit Court.l
February Term. A. d., 1853.
Milton %, Gorden, etal) civil action. "a fo,s.
George W. walker, Q, ais close mortgage.
on this 9Th day of November. 1855, the palniln.
filed thor complaint, accompanied by the anlla.
wife dissnierestsd pcfson, showing that Rich
ard Walker, Thomas Carney. Lot a.. swim. Robert
u. bowler Samuel w. iiazloiins, Moses y.
Haslctine, Richard W. bishop. William w. Wells,
GvorEu ". bshop. William "A. Coinstock. Jacob
:. Aber, Jesse wlieoN. oeorrs W. Day, bowen
Mnilack, John ". Carter. Robert NJ. Clements,
Alexander V. Win Ton, Isaac n. Winston. le.
onidas w. Winston, Theodore Shotwrll, James
10. Lehman, ttufas A. Jones, Max siadisf. Ilenr,
J.. Lauer. Moses stadlor, aud George A. Wheel.
~, defendant. ~ suideaso, are act residents OF
the state Of Indiana.
fhey viii therefore tai Q notice OF the pendon.
cy OF said suit, aud that they do appeer aud an.
swer thereto NJ the next term " said court, 10 bo
held atihe uoar House In brook Vile, on the lat
Monday of February next, la default OF which the
seri eanse VIII proceed 10 jadgemen,in their ab.
sonce.
Witness my hand his oh day Of November
| A. ~. 1888. JOHN N. JOHNSTON, q. Pc. 4
j. ~. IowtAsn,Ait'y FOR Piin.
| Nov. u, 1854,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY


e. G. BURKAM & Co., BANKEws,
10 West r b I'd "a. Selves Building,
Between Main and walnut.
GIN MATT, o III o.
Who I'LL receive them at the following rates In
payment for exchange and f,om Correspondents.
AT PAR.
New Work and Virginia State Stock, Evansville,
ONE HALF PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Savings Bank, conaersviiie.
Traders Bank, indianapolis,
Central Bank, Indianapolis,
Bank Of the Capitol, Indianapolis,
Fayete County Bank, Connersville,
Indiana Bank. Madison,
Kentucky stock Bank. Columbus,
Merchants and Machanics,' New Albany,
Cambridge ity Bahk,
Gnmercy Bank. Lafay ette,
tank o Indiana, Michigan City
Canal Bank. Evansville,
Crescent City bank, Evansville,
bank OF salem,
Farmers Bank. westdeid,
Indiana Stock Bank Lapovte,
Prairie City Bank, Terre fiautc,
Southern Bank, Terre Hautc.
oNE PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Bank Of Syracuse. Syracuse.
Bank OF Elkhar. ElkharI
Bank Of Rock Vile. Rockville,
Bank ofGoshcn, Goshen,
Bank OF Mount Vernon,
Salem Bank.
Bank Of warsaw, warsaw.
Bank of Monticello,
Brookviilo Bank,
Hoos Ter Bank.
Lagrange Bank,
| Huntington County Bank.
n, =. Jcnes' Chseks.
TWO PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western Bank,
i Tsppecanoe Hank,
Wayne Banks,
/ Upper Wabash Bank.
/ Kalamazoo sank.
North Western, Bloomfield,
| shawnee bank,
stsuber County.
hank OF Fort Wayne,
hank Of South Bend,
Delaware County Bank,
Ind Ian Reserve Bank.
/ IAN other Indiana Notes arc from 10 Is pei
cent discount, and should al once be Withdrawn
ffoin circulation BY sending them 10 the Burk
ans. who viii return, BY mall, the highest easf
value for thsm.-lEp.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
NEW CASH
CLOTHING HOUSE.

"The Taste and character OF nation are known
by its costumc.-ScorT.
rELIEvING AS WE DO IN THE TRUTH
- OF our "mott0,N we are endeay0ring 10 dc
sign somethingt elevate us In The estimation Of
those who believe the apparel proelaims the
man. Tho Undersigned Is aware that IL l. AL
most futile TO attempt 10 catch the attention Of
the public IN rough the medium Of an advertise
ment. yetne cannot refrain from endeuvoring 10
impress upon the minds OF his patrons aud The
public generally, that "taste" Is one OF the first
things TO be studied Ina garment, that Il combines
RAsk, rLroAscEA AND DURABILITY, and iha, gar
ment cut aud made In this manner WHILE n cosrs
NO MosE than one bungiingly thrown together,
displays 10 IT. greatest advantage the beauty aud
symetFy ~ perfect form, aud conccals the de-
focts Of an imperfect one. In illustration ot this
we could point to many who .'staik through the
world scarce half made up, aud thai so lainel,
and unfashionably that dogs bark at them, as they
halt by"
Not that they have been curtailed OF fair pro-
portion by ..dissombiine naturc,- but from the
fact that they did not purchase their dress OF a
practical tailor. To such we would recommend
the new, fashionably, and wen selected stock OF
Clothing of
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
The State OF indiana, In the Franklin circui
Franklin County. Court On yacation.)
Daniel ID. Dunn,

Jesse Doctorman and others.
ruHE above named defendant, Jesse Doctorman,
i will take notice OF the tendency of The above
Court for said Court on the second day of the nex
Term thereof, TO DO held at the Court House In
Brookvillc, IN the county and state aforesaid, on
the nrst Monday OF February next, al which Term
said action will stand for trial, and thea and
there 10 answer tho complaint OF said plaintiff,
Daniel -. Dunn.
Witness JOIN n. johnson, Clerk of said Court,
TIT, 1th day oil November, A ID. less.
nov 10 JOHN n. JOHNSON, Clerk.
aro. HoiLAsp. Atty for Plaintiff.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
n. ID. GALLON * sog.
In the Fran Kiln Circuit Couri,I
February, Term, A. ID. 1856.
William Gordon Civil action

February, Term, A. ID. 1856.
william Gordon) Civil action
y TO foreclose
John NJ. Allen, ct ai) a mortgage
On this 18th day of November. 1855, the plain
til died his complaint, accompanied by the att
dayits Of a distnterested person, showing that
John M. Allen. Richard Walker, Thomas Carney
Lo, y. swift. Robert Bowler, Samuel w. Hazel
tine, Moses Is. IIazeltne, Richard w. Bishop,
William W. Wells, George w. Bishop, William
III. Comstock, Jacob 5. Abcr, Jesse Wilcox,
Geotge w. Day, Bowen Matiack, John n. Carter,
Robert NJ. Clements, Alexander v. Whistler,
Isaac n. winster, Leonidas W. wlnster, Thea
dore Shotwell, James 4. Lehman, Rufus A
Jones, Max stadler, Henry 5. Lauer, Moses
Stadler, George A. Wheeler, Grayham and Buck
lngham, George A. Marjer, francIs 4. King
James L. Carey, and Matthew n. How, defend.
ants In said ease, not residents of the state of
Indiana. They will therefore take notice OF the
tendency Of said suit, aud that they do appear
and answer thereto at the next term OF said
Court 10 be held atthe Court House In Brook VILE,
on the nrst Monday of February next, In default
OF which the said cause will proceed 10 judgment
10 their absence.
Witness my hand this itth day Of November,
A. ID. 1885. JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON,
W. MORROW, Atty for pl'tf. C.F.c.C.
Nov. IA, e53-4w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
Inn NlRK NJ ALL KINDS

Posters, uandbills, Pamphlets, Labels, Blanks,
sxc.. ut less rate than they werc ever done IN ms
Valley aud In n II, e that can not be surpassed IN
any country Office, aud at the shortest possible no
tiee. Whether We eau make n living nj II or not
Is our concern. The public shalt have the benefit
OF our advantages for doing cheap and good work !.
Moreover, having been uDderbid, heretofore, aud
having learned how 10 RAJ, rom the lessons given
us n, eompetitofs we have determined to do job
Work, both Tor the county and individuals, nj
about half the price heretofore charged, nnd We
can make money atthat. Bring ON your work 81
every description, except work Tor lotteries and
shows.
MFuAvE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT 90
JoB TYPE. enabling Us to compete, in the beau
ties q: Job, with any "printers"in the Vale. -
We feel sorry for the members ot tac .crait' thas
com pete with Us, bat " can't help " now
ID may cause some sqnraitng ainongthc oid"rais'
that gave US lessons tn '.rating,' but the1 ought
not ~ blame US for out rafting them nfaef The les
sons the, have given. Ihvy may even call II
..Unparrelled Meanness,n but siill We shall Ivy
Give us trial ut least, aud after finding the lowest
prlce old "rats will do work for, come to this OIL
dee and we can do II slll cheaper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

G A RIP l. I w a X l. III O u Sc
No, 10 East Fourth street, between Main and sye.
amoFu Streets, Cincinnati, o.,
rs NOW RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF
i English aud American Carpets. curtain Goods.
Oh Cloths, DC, ve for tho all trade, 10 which he
respectful, invites tho attention Of the public.
Sep II ly-par
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
Land for Sale.

The undersigned offers HIS Farm, on the n rock
Vile and ALdersonsilIe Turnpike, IS miles from
Rockville, fer sale on very reasonable terms. |
Is available grass farm. For particulars CONT
and IL.
dec IA 2w GEORGE w. KfMBLE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

WAL PAPER
w Tho largo iasso rtmcnt ever oncred 10 this
public, for sale atNo.f Commercial Row, by
LINck &fARQuHAR
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NJ Office Is hereby given that a writ OF attach
ment vas issued by me, David Slaughter, n
Justice OF the Peace, In and for Bloominggsovc
Tow nsh p. In the county Of franklin, State cf in-
diana, on the i2th day Of .oy ember, 1855 against
the goods. ehatties. rights, credits, moneys, and
effects OF William Phillips, late OF said county of
franklin, at the suit OF the State OF Indiana and
Others by virtue OF which writ the following prop
erty Was attached as the property Of the said
William Phillips 10 wit. One carpet sack. one hat
two pair of pants. one coat. two collars, two nee
laces. Que umberela. two shirts aud one vest also
claim of thirty dollars In the hands OF Phillip
whitrlock. And on the Mud day OF December
next at o'clock y, NJ. at my Office u said Town
ship, will proceed tofhcar and decide upon such
attachment and the claims &C said creditors.
DAVID SLAUGHTER, J. y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
BLACK LIST.

The following persons have ordered their paper
discontinued. Without paying arfeasages. OF have
donn worse BY moving OF alil neither paying ar
vcarnges. or ordering thesa discontinued. We
publish tho list Tor the benefit u merchants and
others, who may DO sasod moro than double tli,
cost oftha paper BY consulting the lat when asked
~ CREDIT ANY OF tho following persons. weare Of
opinion thai not ons nj them will pay any debt j
n. can heipn simply because ours II BIO small
b. 20 amor aud sue on, they hope u csade pay
mama frou. tsa llst teluw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
CLOTHING, READY WADE.

w II have now aud intend 10 keep general as
w sortmcnt Of staple ARTICLES In this line, al low
tariff prices.
nova TYNER q KfMBLE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
uyHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale the follow
III ing described Real Estate, yiz:--onc dwelling
house (new) "a by 81 feet, one and u haf stories
high, with good cellar Of the same size One
new wagon shop Is by 80 feet, one and haii $40,
ries high. Also, good Blacksmith shop ~ oy %
feet StabIing aud other necessary out-Duildtngs.
The lot upon which these buildings are situated
contains one and a half acres, and Is near Asoury
Church, Ia Springfield township, Franklin county
Ind. all the above property VIII DO soid al the
rota PETER WELL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
FARM FOR SALE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
II his farm on the Brookville and Cincinnati
turnpike, 81 miles east OF Brookviie, aud 33l
miles fro m Cincinnati, consisting Of IS acres. al
favorable CLARK GREGG.
Dee. I4-3w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

nj s,oefol Young ny son. ounpou.ier .inper;.,
JIG biaek Teas islarge aud we'll Sc lecledof 4. 4.
Isi pof,anSns pare and fresh. Also, Primo Ko.
sa.s, s s..l -sa isguasars co1ees: Prime n o.
Ssnfars' soiaen syrup, o. and s. II. Noiazses.
puoa honey, hce, Nails. window Glass. Seamles,
Vsss' veSrea and white Carpet chain, Cotton
ally kedt By Grocers. all of best ons,iu,ss 80
tainted 70 give satisfaction. for sale in onaitlcs "a
SUIT at the lowest market prices. '''>' "
: n = AARON A. GOLFER
May Is 1855. -" Us "