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children
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the family that read Hence shall be to the interest people
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Of
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will DOLLAR WEEKLY,
being made OF the stale matter that h
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ifes
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editor
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On Thursday evening, the 9Th inst.
Miss LUCY A., eldest daughter of Mil
ton and Lucy B. Gregg, aged 20 year
Q months and IA days.
She lived and died a faithful. low
ing, praying Christian.
To Lucy in Heaven.
The rose that from its parent stem,
ny Death thus rudely rivcn,
Sow shines In glory's diadem,
brighter flower In Heaven.
Fair was is morn--and bright Its noon
And sweet Its closing even;
But falrer, brighter, far, twill bloom
In its own native Heaven.
That voice now hushcd In death-ihat smile
On earth are no more given
To cheer our hearts-our cares beguile-
They swell tho Joys OF Heaven.
Dear loved and lost onc-nono can know
How sore our heat Is are rlven--
0maythe hope thus lost below
Spring up anew la Heaven.
Upon that bright and nowery plain.
Should grace and strength DO given,
Dear Lucy, We shall meet again,
No more 10 part, In Heaven.
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INDICTMENT TO CLUBS.

present prices paper provisions let clubs,
for less than dollars costsus as much furnish
those who will
localities will
other who will send the names often subscribers with
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they expressly statco the before their
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down while returning from work with
a tin bucket in his hand speaking tC
no one. What makes the case particu
larly hard is, that the German is Q
very poor laborer who has wife and
FIVE children depended upon his wage:
for their subsistence. This case shows
who are mainly responsible for the dis
order. Not the old and respectable
citizens, nor men of character and
standing, but gangs Of youths who
are brave, as most American boys are,
but are impetuous and reckless.
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Dupage County bank
Rock Island bank
Merchants and Mechanics {"
Bank Of Napiervillo
Railroad bank
OHIO.
Savings bank Ohio.
Clinton bank, do.
Massillion bank, Ohio.
Bank of Circleville. do.
Citizens bank. Cincinnati.
Ohio Saving Institute. Tiffin, Ohio.
Bank of Norwalk.
Urbana Ins.& banking Company.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Knickerbocker bank, N. Y.
Eighth Avenue bank. N. Y.
suffolk bank N. Y.
Lewis County bank, N. Y.
Bank of Hollowell, Maine.
Brunswick bank, do.
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ggr6 ASbertistmsnts.

THE STATE or INDIANA, In the franklin
franklin County. Circuit Court.
George Holland, }
vs.. Civil action OF attachment.
Joseph Rudman }
u,HE above named defendant will please take
l. notice OF the pendcncy OF said action, and to
appear In tho said Franklln Circuit Cour. on the
second day OF the next Term thereof TO be- held at
tho Court House In Brookvillc, In the county OF
Franklin aud State Of Indiana, on tho FIRST Mon
dry OF August next, mt which term said action will
stand Tor trial. and answer tho complaint OF said
plaintiff.
wltnoss John NJ. Johnson, Clerk OF said Court,
this Goth day OF March, 1855.
apr n 3w JOHN M JOHNSON, Clerk.
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An INDEPENDENT POLITICAL PAPER.

will only opinions, but facts They vii,
birds view of the dngs Of tho world home aud abroad or in
III the world that
Of important the POLITICAL social and religious
publish, reliable
ton all items This paper
patrons and
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that tho under,
IN signed has been appointed Admin istrator oil
the estate OF MARY sHIIg x late OF Franklin
County. Indiana, deceased.
Said estate Is supposed 10 be solvent.
IRA STOUT,
apr. 33w Administrator
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN that will sell at
~ public outcry, on Saturday the 2sth day Of April,
late OF franklin County, deceased, the personal
property OF said decedent, consisting OF house
hold and kitchen furniture, some farming utcn-
sls, one horse, one carriage, hogs, cattle and
sheep. credit Of nine months will be given on
all sums over three dollars, by tho purcha ser
giving note waving all bencnt from valuation
or appraisement laws. Sale TO commence ut ~
o'clock, A. NJ. IRA STOUT,
apr @ Administrator.
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wApswoHrn, Medina co., o. Fob. 20, 1854.
Mr.. II. Is. Scllcr;-i have sold all the Imperial
Cough syrup your agent len With mo and should
like TO have more Of II. We have used your Syr-
up In our families, and can safely pronounee II
The best Cough Medicine wo have ever known,
aud cannot recommend Il too highly to ell those
who ate afflicted with coughs aud colds, asa speedy
and certain euro.
4. BLocKER, Post Master,
J. ~. Beach, J. Il. Little, J. SHUTTER, d. Moisln-
ger.
Tho above Il strong testimony, and onercd with
out solicitation, Ia behalf Of tho best cough medl'
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Tho inquiry that awakened among farmers OF this valley
To
land 10 than to scratch the surface
reading
thinking well working lie should be 'ng
experience To aid In tho produe
weekly,
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Clothing at Cost.

Tho undersigned having taken the stock OF
Clothing & Gents Furnishing Goods.
Formerly belonging tn Tyner & Baker, now offers
the entire stock without reserve at cost for cash
The goods arc all late purchases-weli selected
and suited TO the season, but being DESTROYS Of
converting them into cash prior 10 leaving Brook
vile, offers this great inducement 10 purchasers.
He has also on hand we'll selected stock Of
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
all OF which will be sold on tho same terms
Persons wishing anything In his line should take
advantage Of the opportunity offered them and
give him call
apr6 II. II. TYNER.
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WILL NEVER BE WITHOUT THEM,

f,ltfoRK, Vcrtnlilion Co. Ill. May ., 81.
Mr.. Misunderstanding used your Liver Pills,
Cough syrup and vormifugo In my fnmily for
moro lhau ihfoe yoar., believe am jusliacd In
saying 10 The public, they arc decidedly the besl
family medicines now In use. will never be
without Thorn unless they cannot DO had nj nny
cost. ~ this section OF the country they have
saved hundreds of dollars In doctors bills.
would recommend tho Liver pills Ia preference,
90 any thing sise, for an enlargement OF spleen.
Yours Respectfully,
JAMEB AHIiMoRE.
Price IS cents each.
For sale by N. W. uAiLE,
Only Agent IN Rockville,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

FEyHE partnership heretofore existing between
The undersigned In the Clothing business un-
der the name Of TYNER & BAKER, in Brookyilie
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and notes of said firm will be found
at their old stand, and all persons knowing them
selves indebted them are notified that they will
X. n. TYNER.
anr6 T.. o. BAKER.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
TWENTY-THIRD VOLUME
OF
THE INDIANA AMERICAN

The alarm that caused by the hard times, which resulting
entirely
established reduce their
had contemplated ate beginning the yomn Though
ted for the time being still and the
patrons and borrowers ohc AMERICAN,
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TNp VALLEY FARMER.

Intending makea good paper intend AK living price and expect
will DO found below. That they high,
such s rejecting easily Our
Weekly Times and printed much better That
the Daily Times has circulation
tor expressly paper The Western Christian Advocate which
circulation contemplated raising the
reducing size of Its sheet and price dollar and half We
the below without rcsong that
However, tribute of respect " their works sake"
MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL OF ALL DENOMINATIONS.
shall dollar and Widows who children
ough shall have at the price, token oymPahy
As
papers for their children; charity furnish the
persons learning the OF the world
az ~ R NJ S.
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BATES II GU Sc,
INBIANAPOLIS, DIANA,
ID. SLOAN. PROPRIETOR.
July es
STATE STOCK BANKS.

a" Monticello Monticello
{" Goshen Goshen
/" Elkhart Elkhart
I" Warsaw Warsaw
1" Mount Vernon Mount Vernon
Crescent City blk Evansville
Canal, blk
Cambridge City blk Cambridge City
*Central blk, indianapolis
*Fayctte County blk Connersyille
Farmers blk Westfield
Farmers IL Mechanics blk Inda'lis
Gramercy blk Lafayette
Hoosier blk Logansport.
Indiana, blk Madison
Indiana Stock blk. Laporte
Indian Reserve Kokomo
Kentucky Stock blk Columbus
Lagrange blk Lima
Merchants IL Mechs' blk N Albany
N. Y. and Va. Stock blk Evansville
Prairie City blk Terre Haute
~Savings' bank. Connersville.
Salem Bank (north)
Southern, bank Terrc Hautc.
~Traders' bank indianapolis
fHpfANA.-cLAss NO. II.
This class includes those banks that
are taken at 10 per cent discount at
indianapolis.
Agricultural Bank, Mt. Sterling
Bank Of Rockport, Rockport
+" of South Bend
Delaware County bank Muncie
Great Western. Terre Haute
Tippecanoe bank, Winimac
Upper Wabash bank. Wabash
Wabash River Bank. Jasper
Wabash River bank. MELVILLE
Wabash River, New Corydon
CLASS NO. III.
This class includes those banks that
are 10 per cent discount ut Indiana
polls.
Bunk Of Fort Wayne
Huntington County Huntington
Kalamaz, o blk Albion
New York Stock, yinccnnos.
Wayne Bank Logansport
Wayne {" Richmond
CLASS NO. ~.
This class 10 taken at 20 per cent dis.
count at Indianapolis.
Bank Of Covington
Of Rochester
Elkhart County bank, Goshen
North Western. Bloomfield
Shawnee. Attca
Stouben Co. Angola
CLASS NO. v.
This class IL taken at 20 per cent.
discount.
Bank Of Connersville,
of Rensselaer,
Bank Of Attica, Attica
{" Auburn
Farmers Jasper
Farmers' and Mechanics Rensselaer,
Green County. Bloomfield
Laurel blk Laurel
Perry Co. Bank. Caauelton
Public Stock. Newport
State Stock. Jameslown
State Stock, Of Marion
Traders blk Nashville
Wabash Valley Logrnsport
CLASS NO. VI.
This class 10 taken at 80 per cent.
discount.
Atlantic Bank, Jackson
Blk of America. Morocco
Z" of North America. Newport
&" OF Albany, New Albany
=" of Albion
Z" Of Bridgeport
+" Perryville
Droyers' Bank Rome
Government Stock b'a. Lafayette
Northern Indiana Bank Logansport
Orange, I" Poseyyille
Plymouth +" Plymouth
State Stock. Logansport.
State Stock. Peru.
State Stock security, Newport
Traders, Tcrre Haute
Western, Plymouth.
CLASS NO. VII.
This class is taken at 30 per cent
discount
Bank Of Paoli
Of Bloomington
y T. Wadsworth Michigan City
Exchange, Greencastle
Merchants Springfield
Merchants Lafayette.
Peoples bank Lima
State Stock, Knox
BROKEN BANKS.
The following is list of the broker
Banks, which are not taken on depos
tic at the BrJolxville bank.
ILLINOIS.
Belyidere bank
Bank of Rockford
Bank Of Elgin
Bank Of Ottawa
Merchants and Farmers bank
Union Il" Chicago
City
z Phoenix {"
Farmers 80
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Prepared and Sold by
JAMES G, AVER.

Practical Chemist, Lowell Mass.
soldin Brookylllo by NJ, W. Halle;
Clifford d Depuy, Laurel, Ind.
q vancainp, Metamoea Z"
Oyerton, Andersonvillo"
And at agencies In nearly every town In ithe
west. w. A. Clark, Grown Point, Ia, travelling
Aren't.
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FIRE and Water Proof Ifosfinc
y The undersigned having bee a arpointea AZ. a
TOT =. M. q &. NJ. Warrcn's fire and Water Proof
hoohng ,is now ready 10 do roofing OF this kind In
any pau offranklin, Union. OF Fayelie couniies.
The store rooms OF M. w. Hale aud n. a. a a. a.
nuron, IN brooksiiio.nre covered with tlHs Kind
OF roofing, 10 whom the public are referred. lis
durability .chcnpness. safety, and convenience all
recommend IL. ne supsriof.in the construction of
most buildings. MoFFfT-r a nAkFR
~ l0,al--Jn-l.y
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SELLING OFF
A T q % s. ~ +.

- 300 hik, tngi.ah straw, Net and French
Lace and blond straw honnets, together with all
sorts q Ribbons asd Trimmings 10 suli jna nc.
OH WHITE CORNER.
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A Hen NURSING KITTENs.-A correspon-
dent of the Charleston Courier tells the fol-
lowing story of q Shanghai hen nursing kit
tens:
Upon entering my fowl house some little
time since. discovered cat comfortably
cnsconced in one of the nests, where she had
Uttered three kittens, as pleased and COM
Portable as any young feline mother might
be. A day or two ago, hearing a great new
ing within, opened the door, and found that
an old Shanghai hen, well in the mood for
setting, had abandoned the nest with eggs,
and taken possession Of the kitten nest,
much to the discomfort of Tom and Tabby
junior, for they could not be mado as comtor-
table under the fostermother as by the side
Of the legitimate parent. The old cat the
meantime was summing herself at the door,
apparently satisfied with the new nurse. Last
night the old hen left her charge for the nest
egg, but this morning found her again in
possession ofthe kittens, having again aban :
doned the nest with eggs.
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By AND BY.--Thcre is music enough in
these words for the burden of song. There
is hope wrapped up in them, and an artic-
ulate beat of the human heart.
BY and by. We heard it as long ago as
we can remember, when we made brief and
pclilous journeys from chair to table, and
from table to chair again.
We heard it the other day when two part
ed who had been loving in their lives. one
to California, the other to our lonely home.
Everybody says it some time or other
The boy who whispers it to himself, when he
dreams of exchanging the STUDDED little shoes
for boots like man.
Then man murmurs it, when in life's mid
die watch he secs his plans half finished, and
his hopes yet i'll bud, waving in a cold late
spring.
The old man says it when lie thinks of
putting off the mortal for the immortal, to-
day for tomorrow.
The weary watcher for the morning whites
away the dark hours with by and by; by
and by
Sometimes it sounds like song: sometimes
there is sigh or n sob in it. What wouldn't
the world give to find it i'll the alma
nae, set down somewhere. no matter if in
the dead of December. to know that it would
surely come. But fairy-like as it IS, fitting
as starheam over the dewy shodows of the
year. nobody can square it; and when we
look back upon the many times these words
have hcguiled us, the memory of that silver
by and by is like the sunrise of Ossian, pleas
ant but mournful to the SOUL
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WoMAN's MTssIoN.-The true woman,
for whose ambition a husbands love and her
childrcn's alteration are sufficient; who APP
plies her military instincts to the discipline
of her household. and whose legislatics excr-
else themselves in making laws for her nurse;
whose intellect has field enough for her in
communion with her husband. and whose
heart asks no other honors than his love and
admiration; woman that does not think it
weakness to attend to her toilet, and does
not disdain to be beautiful; who believes in
the virtues of glossy hair and well fitting
gowns, and who eschcws rents and travelled
edges, sip-shop shoes and audacious make
ups; a woman who speaks low, and does not
speak much; who is patient and gentle, and
intellectual and industrious; who loves more
than she reasons, and rarely argues, but adj
ijusts with smile; such woman is the wife
we have all dreamed of once in our lives, and
who is the mother we still worship in the
backward distance of the past such wo-
man as this does more for the woman s cause
than all the sea captains, barristers, judges,
and members of parliament put together
God given and God blessed as she is.
.-. Dickens.
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lew OF CoNSTANTINopLE.-Co
tlnople stands upon seven hills, which gives
II the aspect of the largest city in the world
1t Is built in triangular form at the extrcm-
ity Ct the Bosphorus, where it joins the Sea
OF Marmora. There is treble line of walls
round the city, OF about eight miles in Cir
cnmilrcnce, tlankcd by a double row of
houses, Consantinople contains II Imperial
mosques, $50 ordinary mosques, so markets.
more than 800 fountains, and 100, COO hous-
cs. The population is about 600 900. The
Imperial residence may be said to form
city within city, the walls being three miles
IN circumference with twelve gates, and the
number Of the rcsidentsi is between 600 and
900. The marine arsenal is a fine cstab-
bllShmcnt, built upon the northern bank of
the harbor The naval arsenal is near the
quay, close to which the Turkish men, Of
war are moorcd. A large and magnificent
barrack for sailors is built near the dock
yard, in which there are large basins for the
repair of ships. At Tophana is the barracks
for the cannonccrs, and at Scutari, on the
opposite or Asiatic coast, is an extensive pile
of barracks, capable of accommodating TO-
600 troops. The harbor of Golden Horn, of
Constantinople is quiet and safe anchorage
of the length of 1000 fathoms, and the
breadth 5000 fathoms. Its depth is so great
that the largest shipso -the-line approaching
the two banks. can almost touch;the houses.
The city is surrounded by girdle of natural
Notifications, and her position enables her to
become the first naval and military port in
the world. The two sides of the triangular
promontory on which she stands are washed
by deep water, and she is assailalle on one
side only.
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Mechanical.
NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY
CHEAP FURNITURE
AT TIE Ei.kTON
al IlIE loN
Furniture Ware-ROOmS.


10y r. MARSlIDANK. who would respectfully
ID return his thanks 10 his friends AMI to the pnb
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him. anl would call their attention the fact that
h. has removed to his NEW SHOP and W areRooms
in the ..Ilo,Low.'' nearly opposite the Farmers
and Mechanics Hotel where he has now on hands
the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
OF Furniture ever offered in Elkton all Of which is
male By the very bust workmcn, OF the very best
materials. lie has on hand and still man ufactures
all kinds of
Walnut and Mahogany Furniture;
Sprin,-scIt Sofas; Large Arm Chairs;
Ko liking Chairs. of all kinds;
Eurcius of all kinds Reception Chairs;
En.losrd Washstands, marble and plain tops
SiirtoardS. Secretaries and Book Cases.
Cherry 4 Walnut bre kftst Il dining tables,
W.,lnat AMI NJ lhogany Warlrobes;
do do Belselds, o f Jenny
Lind. Cottage and French patterns;
High post and plain Maple Belseads;
Looking Glassrs--al kinds and sizes, with
NJ ,hoyany. Walnut or Gilt frames
4 large assortment of cane-soat, round-back,
utscc. pivot and windsor chairs.
All furniture sold as cheap us it cln be bought in
either city or town
UNDERTAKING.
Coiins m ,de of all kinds; mahogany. walnut
covered with cloth; lined with silk. satin flannel
and all Funerals attended at all tunes. nj the short.
est u0t;r and ON the most reasonable terms.
Feb Sly ROBERT MARSllBANk.
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New Carriage Manufact0ry,
ELKTON, I'D.

- ESPECTFTLLI inform the public that
L q they have commenced the manufacture
"i Carriages in Eiiiton, at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbank, where all
"iletl ia their line will be promptly attended
L.. lrra@es of every desert ption made to
uIt Ter, OF the best material and ;hc most faith
1ai orkimtns'iip. and insured for one year, if
property used. Having Il practical acquaint-
Nnc@ with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia, and having
some cf the best workmen in their employ,
they latter themselves that their work will
cnml"rc frv"rlbly with that done in the
cities, rs to style. price and Durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public, ON these points,
is a ttr trial. They solicit Il share Of the
public patronage.
E-I'-DM Carriages taken in exchange for
new. and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, al moderate rates,
narrl Il ly