Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

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GVIJlY-l0VR9H VOLUME
INDIANA AMERICAN.
The twenty. fourth Volume Of the ispl.SA AmrR-
lnAn viii begin on the gist OF December, tss5.-
This IA a favorable time 10 subscribe. It's inde-
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news, both foreign and domestic; Us devotion 70
the Agricultural Interests of this Valley, and ia
we'll selcotcd miscellany Cor family read =. make
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too poor 10 take H. wo as those that are too
mean. Even those whose viows u combats, read
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ing their own paper. Most OF Them however, &c.
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every body 10 read the Anivrean, hence we do not
complain OF the Post Masters who violate The law,
In this respect, nor OF those who lend the paper.
but TO each from tho unpleasant task wo pro-
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nj half price, for Ing, rs they prefer, rather
than our snb ,erlbes should be deprived OF The
pleasure OF reading what they pay for.
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81 That our Subscribers may know how the Amer-
can Is regarded abroad, We Insert the following
from many notices we have received by our co..
temporarles; 81. .....
IFMr. Goodwin IL ready writer. and an able
man. The American has fallen into good hands,
TPMr. Goodwin Yields vigorous pen. Mr..
Ciarkson made good editor, but we have no
doubt there arc others Of equal ability and indus
try.--Greensbnrg Press.
HIT. A. Goodwin IL known In this section Of
country rs possessing talents OF the nrst order, and
We doubt not that he will support the high stand
ing OF The American.- Press.
BRooxvItLx AxERicAs.-This paper has boon
considerably enlarged, and Ia now las IL stated BY
the editor) the largest paper In Indiana. IL II
large enough in all conscience. Friend Goodwin
Is one OF tho real progressiyes, and we hope his
subscription Hat Will be as much Increased In
length as his paper increased In size.--cenners-
cJGoodwin, Of the Brookville American has
been Improving his paper lately. II Is now one
Of The nesiest papers published anywhere.- Ne's
Albany Tribune. .t#'
The Brookv lille American comes to us greatly
enlarged and somewhat improved In appearance.
Wa believe II Is now, the largest paper, and one
OF the best In the s,ate.-sAei5yviiie hammer.
1.-THE Indiana American has boon greatly en-
larged and beautned, and Is now the largest a.
paper published In the state OF Indiana, and Is OF
Tho clearest type also. -vesfern Ghrisfian .idvo-
cafe.