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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
FALL AID wurza aosp,u
" 90 D W ARD q HApr,

Are now opening At their
New Store H-
On Brady Street, z doors above ~
VERY large stock of sea.onah,. : Vice
french ana Engiish MefiIos . Ti,Ssod.,
Oe Leins, Plain and Plaid si,s. wool
Black Silks, Pop.ins,
Plaid Mcrinos, Ladies clo,b ~
Sack Flsnnsls, GiLghams. Aantilis..
Prints, BIoohe, Bay State and mr.,
Long and Square SHAWIS. ''asr kiues
Embroideries,
Collars,
Underslsevss,
Habits,
Edgings and rn.er.iu,.
Black Silk Lace.
Dress r,io mirss.
Lace ~
Dotted ard noprr;,
sonn nsasn P Santrie HsnpIssellsi.as,
harseille Quilts, Ga
very largo 10. OF Hosiar,
Wool Yarn Of all colovs.
Cloths, cassimeres, satinetts. J..n.
Flannels, Cotton Flannels pra
AosiiH., Irish Linen, Cheeks, Carp.t .as si's'i
| Roo,. ~, S, Noiions Of ali Ei"ssaei
Glasses, Groceries. kc,,Ac S"eehsvtre, Looti,,
| All OF which having bccs puych,soa
prices viii De sold very low Tor ~ unusual, low
-, hcmember, Brad! 81. door. 81 ah on sAeyte.t.
Davenport, Sept 80, 1854 "hpA HARMS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EazSL ss,.....a..:;:.


THE G,ea. Central Route. connecting NE AtisHi
sitiy it'll ID. Western, and south 'es-
tern S,ates, By continuous Railway direct 1ho
road ais, connects at Plttsburg with lily ne Of
all ports the Northwestern Lakes ma
king the most direct, cheapest end reiIGbs reE'e by
which FREIGHT csn be forwarded 10 aid FROM tho
Great Vest
Rates between Philaaelphia and Pittsburgh:
RirSt Class.>Boots SHOES. Hrri On. a ,oolh
Goods I'm boSes) Furs, Pc 'Ihers6e,
second CIass..Boo d -tatos-j
cry, Dry Goods tin boxes, Hardy &c. lVC -.
ware, Leather. " Dol. DC.
Third ClAss..Anvils, Raging re-. n rooth
Bacon, PDrK lin bulL Hemp. &c. 49,
Fourth Cla4s..Cofiee- Fish, Bat ss =. nan
con 4 Pork fpack ed ard d Lard OIL -"
lrPIn shipping Goods from any point East Of Phiia.
tephf.. ne particu 10 mark par eia PeHRs yl-
sasia Railroad. All Goods consigned To tins sgens-
Of shis goad Philadelphia Pilt.hurg, will be for
" I'd al without detention.
FgEreHr ArrSrs.-M.ses Potter. Boston; I. Fl
Lott. n. York: K sneed5r Philadelphia; Sfagraw
4 KooBs, Ba timore; Gee. { Franei,eus PI;s1urg;
sprixman q Brown, Cincinnati, oAia: }. =. Ioore.
head Louisville, Ky; r. G. Medium, Iadi 'on,
Ind Ra.eliFd Co. ST. Louis, Ao j. s. ateh-t &
svr. Evansville, IHdiana.
n. y. LoMBAEhT, sapr. .dhseao, r.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
Accordeens ond Flutinas.

7 UST received by Express from New York a lqrr,
> ndsplendld assortment Of Accordeons Il Flatina,
'hich viii be sold cheaper than offered in this
'3ur'rF;ty HOUSED, at Ne 2 lie Claire Row. 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
DAVENPORT HOUSE

hrs Z. A. GRANT, having leased me he,si r
,rarn !. tho DAVENPORT HOUSE. las opened las
,n,c for the .ceo lam o3stscn ofthe puoiic.
she " IN Asan GeatAousn. wcllfaraishes tardefahe
a,a 10 deserve and receive share OF publ, patron
age She has a large yard attached Tor wagons sh'
slabllng for thirt, Ave horses.
navenpars NAV 3. l@sA-wtrvtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
CHINA Il ALL.
No lie CLAIRE ROW.

NE have just received the largest and bert assorl
" mont Of China Glass and Qneensware from rot
tors WHO'S. goods are not excited ia beauty or dra
billy in this any other market wbish We over to
your inspection: Among great variety 81 articles ~
our line. We have superior article ni Eng ish ana
French White and Gold Band, Chinn Iron Stone and
White GfsIite Parian and Rockingham Ware and a
fnli assortment Of Glass Ware. with Toilet aud i4lc
n, in great variety: Also Oh naelIersahd Lamps
OF every description: Looking Glasses German and
PreB,h Plate of ali Silcs and prices, ana man! other
articles TOO numerous 10 mention.
we shall keen constant, on h nd large and ell
stock af the above named artCle. which VIII
be oncr. the pu lie at prieesiha VIII DEFY compe
tltion. Weare combining ourselves eNe'ns'e othir
trade ard o,rcinsiup direct OF the Manufacturers
large quantities. enabled TO ohcr 10 Merchat t.
and dealers such 10 ~ prices thai will make
ON object for thrn, buy Of us. Call and examine.
Cur motto is always ready TO show goo
T.. s WEBB \ co.
CAM phenc and burning Fluid always On hand.
Davenport. Jan o. lr53- du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
CASH! CASH.

r desisn going East about the 10th OF March, ard
want all the cash can raise. Will therefore sel
al goods In my line such az Watches Ci,cSs. Jcw@+
~. &c. 1t from 10 10 " per ccat above and sDa-
Cost Ali persons wishing g""esip lire will
well 4, cal ALFRED e BII4oN.
Pcb 1th-d IA No = Let aigs Pow
A Coed assortment Of PorifaoHas an ita.r- woll
~ Cases for sale very low ~ No Z LS Clair. lsAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
sargent's First Class Standard Reader

sargent's First Class Standard Reader.
hffcHELlS Biographies,
vi Smith, Geo;,r AMI tlSs Revised Edition,
Smith's illustrated Astroaemy.
Perkin'. ElemeFtary Arithmetic,
Higher Arithmetic.
Crirenden's D"nbe Erirl Boot kecrirP,
Fult0n tHstnai Buubs. ~ Single do
DR. ok-sea iirg. RirEks III forms.
fayson o. DuTton's coy Books, with engraye,
op.es
For sac by
W. Il. HOLMES & GO.
No, lie Claire Block
Davenport, JaG. 221, les5.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

'TSIiIS town is situated on q beautiful undnlatlng
L Prairie 20 miles from ID davenport and u miies
from Musc#tiue 1t Is the state road miles from
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad aud mites from
~. river Is il yerr heaithy With population g' one
hundred not Of sick ness having occurred tn-
summer. Ii is within hBlt mill # timber and th'
,pms distance Of the best coal banks IN the countFy
Tia well watered both with iprin2. and wells
ElIe Grass confirms ne store. WIN me OPEN
ug for another biatksnit. shop. wagon shop, cahHc'
shop. etc Three bui ding are pow being Completed
one OF which. of ample Dimensions and Intended nr q
t4y stand. Is for rent reasonable terms beug
on the Iaau travelled road and the nearest publi'
use miles distant. very fair Inducements are thus
presented 10 any wishing to engage in the busi
ness Jaw mill Il In operation 81 miles from the
Tow and grist mill is being erected at the same
piace
Lot. are now for sale In tie above town on yer,
-aayona bic tarms. and those wishing to build ara To-
eats there will have such Inducements
AZ rarely offered. Good improved fArns can Dc
narchased IN the ny from sf5 to $40 per acre
Stone coal kept constantly on hnnd ~ my f"n 9hnk
JAS. T.. BURSSlnES-
n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
One Of the Pest

-,pNs In SCOT, ceunty containing aHo acres. all
under fence I4t acres in cui'ation, 20 acres TIM
Der, new and complete set Of buildings "a',h col
saaOn. Situated 81 mites ~e'tm Davenport, FFise
eG 40 milf Down balance il one Year. For ale
by VIII ihN 'Nhi''-'
nar nrth. lesi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
Great Bargains.

NOR sac Few f6n tracts af un'nproVcd Var
L in clinton ,pnty Price IS per asre--Ier'n-
0b ash, balance in 10 years with ~ per GEM 'h'es
est PAYABLE annually. n,,,
Jan III, - 5 witt 'oh"i-''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
NEW
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE
r AN opening an entirely sec stock of
u TEAS,
WEST OLA GoJns,
GROCERIES AND
WOODEN WARE

Among which are the following:
Very superior Y. Hsson Tea choice d., fair do,
Very choice, fragras Gunpowder DO extra ooiohg 40
Good do 10, Old Gov. isya Cnscc. common 20 NO 90
Poll i!.,s prep'd Cocoa. Cru.hd Sugar, Puls'd DO
White. Coffee do, Brown do, Golden syrup. Sugar
uause, do. N. o Molasses, varoGs Gua.iues narco
from choicest chesp price, Pare sa eratus soda.
Tartar Nuitnegs Mace Cloves, Whole aud Grind Gin
namon, al.pice :nd Pepper, Ginger Pickles IN gals.
and hf-gals., Peppersance. Tomato ketshup, CIDER
Vinegar Mustard. New Rice, Table and Dairy sdit.
Citrop, Currauts. New Layer Raisns, Good old do.
seedlsss do, ssgo. Marearoni. Vermaee1ii l,r' d
Peaches Pared, do impaired, PICK ed Ir.nt, WHITE
F.,h Nackerel, Smo. ed herrine. Cod Fi.h, soap,
various kiads Star Candles. Press'ddo, W. - Whale
OIL Lard do indigo, Fig Biue, nm, Starch ; petre,
copperas Soft sheled Almonds, Pecan Nuts, bfazi'
10, fihsrt. Bed Cords, Clothes Lines Brcons Meps,
Clothes Baskets. Wash Tubs, Zinc NhshboarIs- saha
3 hi p Pals. Brush Brooms, Flour Buese's. spiee
Use. -,
n-pAu Goods warranted as recommended
At the Brick stors, cor Main and Front streets,
store recently occupied b! MeMana. & Shepner1 Z
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
COOK STOVES
coPpERsMITHING.

I II. kinds 81 Copper, Shc,t-Irop and Tin Wofs
done 18th pramptn"ss and dispatch.
Order respect tally solicited.
Brady street bet end & Sd. ". {. RlORHhA .
Davenport Dee. IS ls5i.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
H0usIs. LoTs AND LANE FoR sALR

s:Y LARGE. solid. brick dwell ing-hogsr- yer.
VI bs8utfuily situated the bitin ~e,twafa'! IRON
the College, with a large barn and ALI excellent wei
and ,iSlgrn. tiis oudn accupyngt two Is. aa Sc
MY tonse on seoBd sFree, Ripley. besides lot
- navei port aud 1864 arg- al nra,rc land ana .it
acres OF nm 1er par ~ in scott part IA Liibioi
county, can b.. had cheap. .o,.,,,.
JaE Fam
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
Four Hundred Acres

OF he iutiful prairie land. situated !. miles tro
y Farnam on the VI. ana VI. Rail Road ana 70 NH
from rayrlIort. Prize $40 per aero and a lihcr
credit given Tor large par, of the nuf,haSe money
ian - For sale by WHILE 'ohh'N'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
GROCERIES

WHOLESALE and RETAIL. for.ale Nv
$500 NJ DALIEII a ppn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26
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Sheet Music.

- UITAR and Violin string. and every Kind OF Must
IT cai &ercsa ndis:, Kept toAs.Sn. on hanS ~ No
lie Claire Row. q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26

Dec71s5i-diy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-26

CcORnEoNs, Flutes and other Instruments. Jus
~ reeeived al No. Z lie Claire Row.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
Kossuth on the War

Mr.. Bright, during recent speech
on the Conduct Of the War. and the
Expedition to the Crimea. quoted the
follwing passage from speech made
by Kossuth. at Glasgow. on the 9th
Of July. is54--just after it began to
be rumored that an attempt was to be
made to take sebastopol:
81 don'tthink you can take Sebasto-
pol by sea. II would cost sacrifices
which you neither can afford nor risk.
And as to taking il by land. to take an
entrenched camp, linked by terrible
fortresses. aud an army for garrison in
it'll hear, hear. that is such an un-
dertaking 10 succeed in which more
forces are necessary that England and
France can ever unite in that quarter
tor such an am. You soiH Be kteofen;
remember my word. Your brave will
fall in vain under Russian bullets and
Crimean air. as the Russians fell by
Tirkish bullets and Danubian fever.
Not one out Olive Of your braves. inn
molated in vain, shall see Albion or
Gallia again. - Hear, hear"
Mr.. Bright added that:
IF one Of the old prophets had
arisen in your midst, speaking under
the direct inspiration of Heaven, he
could not more exactly have pointed
out the desperate expedition which
you are about to undertake, or the
frightful disasters which you were en-
failing upon your country"
Events have certainly verified, to u
mostremarkable degree, the acculancy
Of Kossuth's predictions in regard to
the expedition. The explanation is,
doubtless. to befound in the fact that in
addition to clear and unbiased judg.
ment, Kossuth had u more thorough
and complete knowledge Of the coun-
try to be invaded, than any other man
in England.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17

SAM Slack UPON HArrISEss.-I ask
again what is happiness? II amt be-
ing idle that's q iact--no idle man or
woman was ever happy since the world
began. Eve was idle, and that is the
way sho got tempted. poo eritter;
employment gives both appetite and
digestion. Duty makes pleasure doub-
Iy sweet by contrast. When pleasure
Is the business Of life, IL ceases to be n
pleasure; when IL is all work and no
play. work. like an unstuIled saddle,
cuts TO the very bones. Neither labor
or idleness has the road that leads TO
happiness -one has no room for the
heart. the other corrupts it. Hard
work is the best Of the two. for il has,
at all events, sound sleeps; the other
restless pillows and unrefreshing sleep;
one is misfortune, the other a curse
and money amt happiness. that's as
clear as mud.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17

ToMpoYs.-The public mind is awak-
ening 10 the Importance Of physical
education.
At the recent ladies' exhibition OF
gymnastic chlisthenic and dancing ex-
crcises, given at Prof. Stewards
rooms. in Boston, DIR. J.V. G. Smith.
Mayor, in his speech TO the parents
and teachers while distributing the
prizes, addressed them ut much length
ON the Importance ofthus developing
the muscular apparatus Of children.
ard made the pertient REMARKS
That the lille girls he kaew when boy.
,sho used 10 climb trees and fences wih
the boys, and pko were called 1omboys.
By their mothers, were now whererer
found. leading soomen IN society. wiM
strong healthy bodies and minds. "May-
or Smith was right. Our girls had bet
ter be tomboys than mincing young
ladies'. Under u right system u ed.
ucation they would be as far from one
extreme as the other but il we must
have extremes. give US that which So
cures strong limbs rosy cheees aud a
constitution that will last.--Lys ~
ixstrafed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17

for an armistice. Boat were ut last
seen to leave the roads Of Sebastopol
and to meet boats from the fleet at the
entrance, and it became known that
the Russians had asceded TO an arm
isiice, and that it was to take place at
o'clock in the afternoon. To pass
the weary time away. there was moth
ing to do but to watch the Russians at
work repairing their batteries-labors
which they continued during the arm
istice subsequently-and to make out
the bodies which lay scattered about
in front Of the Redan and Malakoff.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
The Armistice for Burying the
Dead-Touching Incidents.

TUESDAY. June t9.-The natural
consequence. in civilized warfare, Of
such a contest as that which took
place yesterday. isan armistice to bury
the dead. 1t was our sad duty to de-
mand il. for our dead lay out side our
line and there were no Russian corpses
on front Of the Redan or Malakof.-
After the contest of the twenty second
of May. General sten-Sacken is said
to have applied twice TO our generals
before an armistice was accorded him
and indeed. GeneIal Pelissierexpressly
says that the truce was granted to the
Russian General on his reiterated re-
quest. 1t is no wonder. then, that
the Russians were rather chary Of
granting US an armistice, when they
had no occasion to go out side there
lines for their dead or dying or wound
ed. Somehow or other. the rumor GOT
abroad that there would be an arm
istice early in The day. and we hoisted
white flag in the forenoon. but there
was no such emblems of a temporary
peace displayed by the Russians.
Our batteries and rihemen ceased
firing and the Russians crowded
the tops Of the parapets Of the Redan
and OF the Round tower (Malakoff)
batteries, and did not harass us by any
fire, but Of course it was dangerous to
go in front of the lines Till they hoisted
the white flag also. The advanced
trenches were filed with officers and
soldiers eager to find the bodies Of
their poor comrades, but they could
not stir out of the parallels. They
waited patiently and sadly for mo-
ment when friendships last melancholy
Office could be performed. Ii was a
very hot day and, of all the places in
the world where heat displays its ut
most power. a trench before Sebasto-
pol is the most intolerable. Every mo.
ment anxious eyes were turned to the
huge wall of earth before the Round
Tower and behind the abattis of The
Redan in the hope Of seeing the an
sweringfiag. but our own was the only
one in view, and the French were still
firing at our left at the Russian works
1t was evident that something was
wrong, and ii was whispered that tn,
Russians had refused our application
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17

a SLIP OF TUE ToSeUk.'-A few
days ago. at Newton. N. j.. boy
found clam with the shell partly
open. and undertaking to suck il, he
put his tongue in to aid the operation,
when the biyalve shut down on him
and kept him in severe torture. until
the shell was broken and his tongue
was looscd.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17

must be so censured. Yet, notwith-
standing the facts are undoubtedly as
above given, we have not seen the
first word ofcensure against the dear
Dutch and Irish. in the Enquirer or its
copyists. sgd
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17

A SLronr MISTAKE. "A llss from
the Green Isle, few days since
complained TO her mistress that the
cow would not eat her "mess." She
"scalded the male. and she sailed IL
but devil bit would the old COW
touch" On examination ii was found
that Biddy's" male" was nothing but
saw dust. The old cow was evident
~ not used to such fine 5oardp
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
r. q. DURHAM a co., BANKERS,
I'D wcstThfrd 80, Selves Building,

~
hetween Main and Walnut.
CINC Natl, OHIO.
Who III receive them at the following rates In
payment for exchange and f.om Correspondence.
New York and virginia State stock, Evansville,
Savings Bank, conaersvilie,
Traders Bank, indianapolis,
Central Bank. Indianapolis.
Hank Of the Capitol, indianapolis,
Fayeue County Hank, connesyillc,
Indiana Bank. Madlson.
Kentucky stock Bank. Columbus.
Merchants aud Maehancs,' New Albany,
Cambridge g Ny Bank,
cmmercy Bank. Lafayette,
Hank q Indiana Michigan City,
Canal Bank, Evansville
Crescent Guy BANK, Evansville,
Hank OF Salem,
Farmers' Bank. wes,lold,
Indian Stock Bank Lnporto,
Prairie CITY bank, Terre ilauie,
Southern Bank. Tefre IIaulo.
oNE PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Rank of Syrncuse. Syracuse.
Bank of Elkhart. klkhart
Bank Of Rock Vile, Rockville,
bank ofCoshen, Goshen,
Bank Of Mount Vernon,
Hank Of Warsaw, Warsaw,
Hank Of M0nlieello,
Rockville Hank,
lioos Ter Bank.
Lagrange Bank,
Bank OF Fort Wayne,
bank OF South Bend.
Delaware County Bank,
Huntington County hank.
Ind Ian Reserve Hank.
n !, y. Jcncs' Cheeks,
Two PER cENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western bank,
Tippecnnoo Hank,
Wayne Hanks,
Upper Wabash Bank.
Kalamazoo Hank.
North Western, bloomfield,
shawnee Hank,
Stouban County.
ran other Indiana Notes are from 10 Is per
cent iscount, and should nj once be Withdrawn
from circulation by sending them 10 The Burk :
ans, who win return, by mail, tho highest cash
value for thom.-IEp.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
Brookville College.

Tho fall session will begin on the first Monday
In September nexs. There will be no vacation
until the ~ weeks shall have closed. This ar
nngement has been made Tor the benefit OF those
young men who can only attend short time In
the winter, aud 10 avoid, as much as possible,
teaching la the summer mon tbs. IL Is desira.
bic that all should .attend the Fmsr Day Of the
tenp. JOHN w. LOCKE,
President.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
iulyeo, 90.

OIANOS FOR RENT, NEW AND SECOND
4 HAND.-1he bright spring time czr-----,,r.s-,s
has come again, and all you lack 10 {<sxkH
rent new or second hand Piano, and let the rent
apply on the purchase, IL you buy. Come, forwe
viii offer Inducements thatno other house can.
MURCH n WHITE,
June No. "a West Fourth street,
Thelargcst Plano Dealers In Cincinnati. +
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
|"""7"7- "7"|77 y = -
Blank Deeds, &c.

There has Last been ls,usd al this Office now
aud beautiful cditlon Of Blank Deeds, short form.
We have also. Quit Claims, Mortgages, commis-
sloncrs' peeds, old form Deeds, Summons and
Subpenas
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
Bounty Lands.

WILSON MORROW GIVES NOTICE THAT
w he has on hands printed forms for obtaining
bounty land under the act OF March ,, 1855. aud
VIII promptly attend TO all applications Cor land
nnder said act. may III 3m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
9lsh Ao6trtissmtnts.
Wheat Drills.

THE UNDERSIGNED Ia prepared 10 furnish
| Moore'a Wheat nnlI inany quantity IN the
farmers ofihls County. They arc greatly imrroy-
cd over last years manufacture, aud are lifted u
SOW Wheat, Rye. Harley, Oats Sc, with n iaS,
milicl. clover aud iimothy and seed sower At
taehed (sec hand biil.l They can DO had In
Hamilton road. JOHN WYNN.
July i0.sm.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
Bounty Lands.

THE undersigned offers his services to all who
l. are entitled 10 Bounty Lands under the act o
Congress, OF March 3, 1855, He has the necessary
blanks TO enable him 10 do the business readily.
J. ID. aoWLAND.
apr 20, 1853 mos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
DREss GOODS

DRESS GOODS ~ ~ -
~ LAulEsf DkESS GOoIlS
oENfhkMkN,s SUMNER WFAn
FANCY AND PLAIN nRExs SILKS
Whiih AND EMBROIDERED CD0De.
d.Anl ~ hltklE AND COLLARS.
AcHkMihkt1k, iiANDl<fkcsilf fk. A.
'"f natn ~ N o. itoulmorcial Itow. Ia
mar VI is'f nscn& fAhouilAE.
MOTIONS, ~ lrr
~ cfoeerlss.
Hardware;
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
BROOKVILLE RANK

xNfIi.l allow Interest on limo Deposits made
wv aftcfthis date In Ohio or Indiana currency,
pay bic IN similar lands,
ny order OF the Hoard,
$3.50. -. .n.. =. Whit, Cashier.
Brookslue. Feb. IS, 1855.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
Hard Times!!

All persons indebted 10 the undersigned, or TO
n. ID. GALLON, by either note or book account,
are hereby notified that immediate payment IL
expected, and win be required.
n. ID. GALLON q SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
Or. ]. PETTIT'S

OF Acute or Chronic inflammation, whether lndneed
by serofnlous origin or otherwise Debility OF the
Optic Nerve, Granulatlon OF the Lids. liberation
o. the Lachry mal Glands, and Weakness OF Vision
from any causo. Price Is cts. pof box. For sale by
NJ. W. HAff.E. Brookviiie.
and BY Druggists d Medicine Dealers generally.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17
Selling of for Cash.

Yr-rNoTIcR 10 those who know themselves
Indebted 70 us;-No are determined 10 close
up our business for The present, and pay oui
debts. aud those who owe US will please take
notice that we shall strictly enforce ourroilec-
ton. N. ID. GALLON a SON.