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Will you Reao the Truth ?

4 Medicine must hhvc ncfit aud Erent merto stand
"a the test nfpuhlo opinion. No nn ri mnn ran
fai~'n'se worthless nthie 40 as keep up asn good
medicine It il he not trntlv
good medicine will live, be ome nopulnr, md
tend IL sale ycnr otter yenr. in spite at opposition.
hr peoI r readily fni lis virtues aud the umc at
them In4sc- from mouth 10 mouth with rnpdity
than newspaper spread it. \ living Witness ierti
Tying ae medicine haa made tor him is of lnt
moro service y an any newspaper advertising.
In pro" al sha, say above, refer you
HAMPfONS NEGETBLE TINCTURE, aud it- cf.
tccis lts praise is in the mouths of muItitudcs The
best men in country give their testimony to its
wonderful cures Among them Hon. II
Clay Hon. Rich, Johason, Vice President of the
United Suites with hundreds of others Capt. Thomas
Cnnot-br other the celebrated physician Of the
Emperor of fmncc--was cured by it of n discase OF
years Standing after the skill Of a the Doctors o
Europe and Amerita had iuiled to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-10
THE EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver CompIaint Debility

kx89 HAVE Just received the iaiges and best A3h
WM -electedstock have ever ha'the pleasure Of Nh
- offering in this market-consisting OF CHI W.
Glass. Earthen Stone and Woodward. Also Hard ware
Cutlery Castings, Britannia Ware &c. & c. have ;hc
best stock suitable for house keepers that can be found
in this upper country, hope my friends the public
will give me call as am determined TO sell low.
mayId&w4w RO. K. WATKINS.
Chrstiansburg Star copy weeks and send account
to this Office.
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WIcKERSHAM's

I'OR enclosing Public Squares, Cemetery Lots Dwef
L lings, C.tmRrs. &c. Window Guards, Tree Boxes
&C. sold at the manuiactures' prices. Specimen,
an h. my Marble Works.
IAN 10 dscly JND. Is. GADDESS
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FANS. ANDFANCX GOODS

WILLIAM TASkER,
~ PARk PLACE, NEN.lORk invite. tho at
~ trnt,on OF Sau'hcrn mud Western Merchants
la lns ii -tnch Il Fans combs. lair, Tooth, aud Mail
Brushes. Ladies Reicul.s. Po,u# cry, Soaps Porte
Monruies lcl and irnd Bracelets Pocket Books Drcss
puttou> Fins aud Nerde- II ioks aud Eyes, Wmch
Gua d. Wax. Coral and lass Heads. Necklaces &c
lnda rubber Combs Cuncs, Ball. and Toys nj every
description. SCISSORS RaEors Cutlery, Gold AMI
Gill Icwrlry. Accprdcons uul V in- including gem
eml aud very lH,gc socs al Eng 'ish French aud q =
Fancy Gonts which will be aid at the very low q.
or'ce- fnl eosh approved rnper
sV'bfdcl- by letter seectri nnl put up in tho best
m unor.
WILLIAM TASkER,
10 rur> Place New Nnrk
+, \ III ea,c cut h. mi mn,2 diy
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IA 64 81 l6-4 & ga Floor oil Cloths.
Furniture OIL Cloths .orted splendid Curtains,
Coruce,, Rose,te-, Cord, and Tas,e. Gall to maeh)
and man, Other kinds of house furnishing goods, all
OF which will be oiere reasonable rttn.,
MILO BIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-10
CELERRArEn HAIR.

i TONlC.-hRMlSTEAD PRIDE, after having
devoted long life studying tho means of restoring
preserving, and benutifyne the ha,r and after having
nly tested his discovery, pro nnts his CELEBRATED
HAIR TONIC 10 the public "a the most efficient RENE
dy YET provided for nll the lila and accidents the hnir il
subject 1c has arsfuliy applied 1t in great
number of My the loss Of hair when
il Ind in but renewing i,s growth and restoring
what Loaf Even in he edtary cases he has en-
ru, we'd his TONIC will the most successful results
lie bell, nao b. inallibe euro for letter,
Ring worm, Scale. hcnd mud al similar Diseases.
Sold nj hls mandatory Water street. ono door
bclow Exchange corner, aud at Royal Pr,de's Main
street, brluw Market corner. Price VI bottle. A
deduction made when soi in quantities.. Orders from
my distance promptly filled.
lie deems II only necessary oeppend tho cnrhenis
OF the 70 lowing well known gentlemen:
I'VE take pcaanre in certifying that have used
Pridcs Hair rnnir und testify that it does all that
he promises for II.
r. lily Latham DIR. 7 II Nelson,
Or Mitchell, Bediuld Dr. Olnrk. Campbell,
John Clark u. M Gnrland, Edion
4. T. Peters, VIM. 7, MoCorkle, a.
nplo l-lAr3n
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n FOR REN r.-lhht very dcsirabe fanny I.
a1e 81 iencr on West sfert At present occupied b,
irv. j. +. Edwards. Eary p, secession eau he CIV II
toi terms apply - Il h Watkins.
II
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BENNETT y BEERS. Prop,ietor~.

No. l25 Mann 81 Kit4mond. Vn.
AMI for sne by ]. II Sray. d K. L>man, II.
Thompson 4 Co. r. Stublcr& Co Is nohbuir, Va, md
bv d.a crs in Npdirincs q. rrvHi rie sep5 "
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

, hus Biunch, jus. H. Branch Jno.f Branch
TgIOS. BRANCH Il SONS,
General Commission and Forwarding
ERCHAN rs,
nd deaiers IA Gnano and Agricultural Implements
Petersburg, Va.
rVProduss Consignnents solicited; which
ill receive the PERSONAL attention Of the part
RKFER
John NJ. Ois,, Dr. Jas. Saunders Sam1 Miller, Am
Ruckrr bynchburg, Tho.. Wallace, Hon. John T.
ley. Pnul n MclIwnin., VIM. T. Joynes, Petersburg
arwiok & aksdsle liza =. 81 CO., Richmond
July % dacta -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
From tho ". Y. Tribune
The LIQUOR Riot.

We print to-day the leading facts in
relation to the late riot in Portland.
While they clear the skirts Mayor
Dow they place his opponents in no
very enviable attitude; in fact it ap-
pears to US they are left without the
slightest excuse. That the authorities
of the city acted in the utmost good
faith there is not particle Of doubt.
1t was deemed advisable to establish
an agency in the city for the sale Of
alcoholic liquors; place was selected,
and the Mayor and two Aldermen
were appointed committee to procure
the liquors and make all needful ar.
engagements. Clothed with such au-
thority, the liquors were bought and
forwarded to the place designated by
the Council. But it seems an agent
had not yet been appointed; bench it
was supposed the Mayor had got him
self into difficulty. A warrant was
sworn out. directing the marhall to
take charge Of the liquors. Why?
Not because they had been purchased
by the Mayor or for an unlawful OBJ
ject: not from any expectation that they
could be legally taken and destroyed,
but simply and solety for the purpose
Of annoying Mr.. Dow, who it was sup
posed had at last committed blunder.
But what occasion was there for a
mob? Suppose the liquors to have
been the private property Of the May
or. what had private citizens to do with
it? Why was the gathering in front
of the City Hall where the property
was stored? What business had any
one there. we mean any honest man?
Why was the building assaulted and
the, civil authorities insulted and
abused? No matter whether the
property belonged to the city or not.
the mob had nothing to do with it,
The Mayor considered that it belonged
to the city, and hence he held it to be
his duty TO protect it. Hence the en-
ployment Of the police and the calling
out OF the military; hence the firing up
on the mob-the killing Of one man
and the wounding Of others. We are
no advocats Of bloodshed-we are sor-
ry that any man should have lost his
life-but il the individual killed had
been minding his own business, if he
had been where he ought to have beer
he would not have been harmed. BY
the way, it is not a little remarkable
that the people who are so clamorou
on account Of the death of the unfor
tunate man never make any such adj
when n murder is committed by rum
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
HelmboN's Genuine Preparations
GlIPllNlE LIIlkXTRlGT DIEHI

For diseases OF the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses. aud all dis
eases OF The Sexual Organs, whether la male
or female, from whatever cause they may have
originated, and no mnlter OF how long stand
ing.
II yon have contracted the terrible disease
which, When seated la The system, will surely 20
down from one generation to another. undermi.
ming the constitution, aud sapping the very vital
huids life, do not trust yourself IN the hands OF
Quaeks, who start up eyry day In city like this
aud OIL the papers With glazing hlseho cd
too well calculated to deceive tho young, and
those not acquainted v It'll their tricks. You can
not be too careful in the selection ola remedy in
thesa eases.
Tho Fluid extract Buehu has been pronounced
by eminent ply sieians the greatest remedy ever
known. III medicine perfectly pleasant In lis
taste, and very innocent In its action, aad yet 90
thorough that u annihilafce every particle OF the
rank aud poisonous virns OF this dreadful disease.
snd, unlike other remedies, does not dry p tho
disease In the blood
Constitutional Debility, brought on by self
abnse. most terrible disease, which has brought
thousands To untimely graves, thus blasting the
brilliant hopes OF parents, aud bllghiing IN the
bad the glorious ambition of many "a noble youth
can be cured by this Infalliblr Remedy. And ns a
medicine which must benefit ever, body, from the
simply delicate 10 the confined aud desppairing
invalid, no equal Is 10 be found acting both as a
Cure aud Preventive.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
HELMBoLD's HiGLY CONCENTRATES
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPAMLLA.

Fer purl flying tho Hood, removing all diseases
arising from excess CT Mercury, exposure and
imprupence and In life, chronic constitutional
disease, arising from an impure state Of blood,
and the only reliable aud eicctual known
cmedy for the cure of Scrofula, salt Rheum 4,
rScad Head, Ulcerations OF the Bones, letter,
Pimpies ON the face, aud all scaly eruptions OF
the skin.
This article j. now prescribed By some Of tie
most distinguished phyylcians In thc country,
and has proved more efficient In practlca than
public. Several cases Of secondary SphyLs,
Mercurial aud Scroiulous diseased have entirely
recovered Ia the incurable wards Of our public
inst tu tons which had Tor many yeas resisted ey-
cry mode OF treatment that could DO DEVISED
These coses furnish Striking examples of the salu-
tary effects OF tuis medicine In arIcstug some of
the most invetcraie diseases, after lho glands
were Ill strOyed and tho bones already afccted.-
NorlcE.-Letlers from responsible Physicians
and Professors ofseveral Medical Colleges, aud
eertincatas OF cures from patients will be found
accompanying both preparations.
pRcKs, Fluid Extract OF Buehu, 81 per bottle
or q bottles for ,,,
prepared and sold by II. 4. HRLMBoLr,
| Chemist, 263 Chestnut Street, neor tho Girurd
no BE HADoP
JOHN W. MOODY.
Brookyiile,
Ind.
/ And of Druggists aud Dealers.
| All letters directed TO the proprietor or ngen
| receive Immediate attention.
| Junei3-iy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
NOTICE.

Books will be opened for the subscription OF
Capital Sto * to the amount OF One Hundred
Thousand Dollars, for the Branch OF tho hank oil
the tate of Indiana, located undorihe net Of The
General Assembly of tho State OF Indiana, entitled
IAN Act 10 establish Bank with Branches,- a.
Connersville, ON tho iUth day OF July, 1865, bc-
tween tho hours of9and ~ O'Clock, A. NJ, az the
Banking House of the Fayettc County Bank
Connersyille.
The books will be kept open between the abov,
mentioned hours each day, for thirty days, u sale
amount Of stock DO not sooLer subscribed.
THoS. l.. SMITH
A. L. OSBORN,
Ut. ELLtOTr, Commissioners.
A. l.. KOACllE,
I'D. DEFREES,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

E1The last act Of the delegates
who did not secede from the Know
Nothing Convention at Philadelphia,
was to pass resolution denouncing
the Administration of Franklin Pierce.
The Convention decided not to issue
an address.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
STATE STOCK HANKS.


The following is correct list oil
of Banks, the bills of which are taken
on deposite at the Brookville Bank.
~None are received for taxes by
the County Treasurer except those
marked with =
~Brookville Bank
Bank Of Indiana Michigan City
" North America Clinton
y "of the Capital indianapolis
{" Rockville Rockville
" Syracuse Syracuse
Bank Of Salem (souIh)
I" Monticello Monticello
+" Goshen Goshen
i" Elkhart Eishart
i" Warsaw Warsaw
+" Mount Vernon Mount Vernon
Crescent City blk Evansville
Canal, blk
cambridge City blk Cambridge City
Central blk. Indianapolis
*Fayette County blk Connersville
Farmers blk Westfeld
Farmers & Mechanics blk lnda'lis
Gramercy blk Lafayette
Hoosier blk Logansport.
Huntington County Huntington
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 Terrc Haute
*Savings' bank. Connersville.
Salem Bank (north)
Southern, bank Terre Haute.
~Traders' bank Indianapolis
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
Water Cure.

TIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY. IN
l iorms The public that his newly erse.er Water
Cure Establishment, near Liberty Union County
indiana, Il In Successful operation. lilo has been
a practitioner Of The llydropalhle system Tor
several years, both In Germany aud ~ this couh.
try. aud combining with u systematic exercises
after Professor Links system, which u 20 sue
eossfally prncliccd In tho Cymnastc Halls OF
London, Petersburg aud horin, no 4 enabled 10,
effect radical and speedy cures OF all durable dis
eases Consumption, Asthma, Dyspepsia
Scrofnla. Rhenmntisns, Cout, frolapsus ukcri,
Curvaturcs OF the spine, &c.
For particulars, address ....,.
DIR. Y. PkNrY,
Cottage Grove, Union co., Ind.
lima % I'm
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

The State Of IndIanal In Ithe Franklin Cir
Frank lin County. cult Court.
Gilbert Z. Miiispaugh,
Va.
Francis A. Conwol, Ciyll action Tor
Caroline Murray, conveyance OF real
Francis A, Shoup and estate.
others.
Tho above named defendants, Francis A Con
we'll Caroline Murray aud Francis A. khoup,
will take notice OF the pendency OF said action
nd 10 appear In the franklin Circuit Court on
the sesond day OF Tho next term thereof, 10 be
held at tho Court House In Bro0ksllle, Ia said
county, on tho first Monday Ia August next, at
which form said action will stand for trial. aud
then ana there 20 answer the complaint OF the
above named plaintiff.
Witness John NJ. Johnston, Clerk OF said
court, this 18th day OF June, A. ID. ieaa.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON,
Clerk &c g.
GEO. HOLLAND, Atty for pltn. June 99-9w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
pIANos ArAgCTIoNi--AsITuAs

= got to DO fashionable for dealers .-rs,
20 sell their Pianos mt auction (know- Ess>-x 4
ing tina. they will bring better priceif q 4 III!
IN that way than Mt private sale,) moving them to
the auction rooms by night, and by having their
buy bidders on hand ut tho sale, sell their Pianos
for more than they would ever bring In "a leglti-
mate way. Now, be IL known that Pianos can be
bought nj "a West Fourth street, for less cash than
ut any auc ton sale ever offered In Cincinnati.
MURCH d WHITE,
juros "a West Fourth street,
The largest Piano Dealers In Cincinnati.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

Notice Is hereby given that tho account current
aud vouchers Of John X. Goodwin. Administrator
Of the estate Of Francis Creyo, deceased, this day
filed, will DO presented 10 the Court OF Common
Pleas for the county OF Franklin and state OF In
seventh day OF the next term Of said Court. 10 DO
holden at tho Court House In Brook,ill O., " and
for the county aforesaid, on tho first Monday OF
July next.
Witness John NJ. Johnston, Clerk Of said Court
this 10Th day Of June, A, ID. iS55.
june oa-3w JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
r IvER ooMPLAINToFFIvEY STAN.

n IVER COMPLAINT OF FIVEYEARS STAN
~ ding cured BY using the original and only
genuine Liver pills, prepared by X. L. SELLERS.
Fearing, Washington county, o., Sept. !, 1855.
Mr.. X. L. selier-Dear >ir: tits with pleasure
can recommend your liver pills, which have ef-
fec,ed wonders wherever used In our part OF the
country. Many Of my neighbors have used them
and found them ofthc greatest utility in bilious
affections, headache, &c. As for myself, can
say that there never has been medicine that
has done much good. have bcen anic ted
with Liver complaint for nearly five years, and
have tiled various remedies, but In vain; at last
heard OF your liver pills, which have effected the
most happy results, and may say, without ex-
ageratlon, that am now perfectly cured. |
therefore recommend them TO all who are afflicted
with diseases ofthe Liver.
Your grateful friend,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
Blank Deeds, &c.

There has last been issued Mt this Office new
and beautiful edition of Blank Deeds. short form.
We have also, Quit Claims, Mortgages, Commis-
sioners' Deeds, old form Deeds, summons and
Subpenas'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

PROTEST. OF THE INDIANA DELEGATES.
In addition to signing the Appeal
to the People, the delegates from In
diana laid before the Council the fol-
lowing:
The undersigned Delegates repre-
senting the Council of the State Of In
diana. respectfully protest against the
platform adopted by the National
Council ut Is present session, and beg
leave to say that in regard to the mea-
sure known as the Kansas Nebraska
bill, neither those within the Council
of the State of Indiana, nor the people.
have awaited the action Of the Ma
tional Council in order to form their
opinions.
Their opinions have been formed
and avowed. An issue has been made
with their political antagonists, and
the sonndness Of those opinions tested
in public debate and trial at the ballot
box. The edicts Of the National
Council, however economical they may
be, will be powerless to change those
opinions to reverse the action Of the
people of Indiana. Always conserva-
tive in their opinions and actions; al
ways mindful Of the Compromises Of
the Constitution Of the u. States. ar
IDENTIFY devoted to the American Union,
they will see with regret the promul-
CATION Of a platform by this body
which can have no other effect than to
increase the fury Of the conAagration
which the passage Of the Kansas-Ne-
braska bill has lighted up.
The undersigned respectfully ex-
pres their deliberate conviction that
Immediately upon the publication Of
the platform adopted, the Order in the
State Of Indiana will cease to acknow-
ledge the authority Of the National
Council; and they respectfully ask that
this protest may be received asa termi-
nation Of their duties as delegates
from that State.
James r. Byrant, Godlove S. Orth,
Us. Harvey, Thos G. Slaughter
7. d. Allen, Schuyler Colfax,
Will Cumback.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
To the Public.

The ORIGINAL, ONLY TRUE AND GENUINE Liver
Pills are prepared by X. Il. Sellers, and have his
name In black wav upon the I'D OF each box, and
his signature ON the outside wrapper-all others
are countesfeits or base limitations.
X. Il, SELLERS & Co., Proprietors,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
For sale By NJ. W. HALLE,
Only Agent for Brookvllic,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
The AMERICAN.


Protest or the Nortnern delegates
The following protest signed by III,
majority Of the delegates from Penn
sylvania and by several other dele
ga,es. was laid before the X. N. Coun
Gil:
The undersigned citizens Of the
United States. and residents Of the
Statesset opposite their names. SOL
EMMY protest against the introduction
ofany question connected with Sla-
very into tho Platform Of principles oil
the American party-being convinced
that no such issues were intended to
be embraced within its purposes and
objects.
That we believe in and shall defend
the right Of freedom Of opinion and
discussion on that and every other
subject not intended to be embraced
with the design Of our organization.
That IL the question ofSlavery is TO
be passed upon and made part Of
our national creed. then in that event
we cannot consistently act with the e.
deity to our principles and former
professions with any natural organiza-
ton whose action on the question Of
Slavery will result in indorsing the
Kansas-NebrasIka Act. and which
refuses its sanction to the principles Of
the Missouri Compromise Act Of 1920
That We. believe that time honored
compact was an honorable and fair
adjustment Of the question Of Slavery
We desire to place this protest upon
the journals Of tho Council. that in M
future time the undersigned may be
charged with infraction Of express OF
implied faith to their fellow members
in failing to. support the majority res
olutions:
Here follow the uames Of 4 dele.
gates from Pennsylvania. 9. from Hi
nois, 8 from Vermont, l from Dele
ware. 9 from New Jersy. and from
Connecticut
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
1TOTARY PUBLIc.-.

KfOTAk1 PUBLIC
~ The undersigned having been appointed BIZ
the Governor rs Notary Public. will give his
stfictesi attention to any business la his fine that
his friends may favor him with. and by due and
careful attention so business he hopesto give gen
cralsatisfac.ion.
Havinga numberofthe mosiapprovcd forms 10
Deeds, Mortgages, ouit-Ciaims. &C.. on hand
hose wishing acknowledgements taken or Deeds
c, made, will do we'll 10 give him call.
tciun WM. n. Nee LEERy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

The undersigned hayngbeen appointed Aga
Tor ;. NJ. a c. NJ. Narren's Fire and Water proof
hoonhg,is now ready TO do roofing OF this kind In
any part of Franklin, Union or Fayeif q counties
Inc storerooms OF NJ. W. Hale and n. n. * j. C.
Burton, Ia Brookyille.ars covered with This kind
OF roofing, towhom the public are referred. Its
durabIlii, safety. and rousenience- ~,
recommend u, superior.in the construction of
most buildings. MOFFfTT A gaKFR
~ f0'5f-30-f-y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

And OF Druggists nnd Dealers.
All letters directed to the proprietor or agen
receive immediate attention.
junei3-iy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER ASIA
THE BoxBARpMENT OF sEvAsroPoL
-aa-a.-a.-as
Highly Interesting Intelligence.
The Mamelon and White Towers
attacked and carried by the
French with immense
Slaughter.
GREATEXCITEMENT IN ENG
LAND.
Three Days Later from Europe,


HALIFAX, June 90
The steamer Asia, with advices
from London and Liverpool to Sat.
urday. the 9th. inst. arrived here this
mornin0
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

TOXIN d. sTILwELL, GROCER AND COM
d MISSION MERCHANT. Dealer In Flour, Pro.
visions. Bourbon Whisky. aud Produce generally
No 10 Walnatstreet. Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

Wy ,, WALLACE, PROFESSIONAL BAR
W. bEh, oilers his services 10 the citizens Of
Rockville, asa skilfnl and rxperlenccd workmen
Office In the old American building. In the room
formerly used as lawyers Office.
AISo--He tenders his services TO -enf lcmen nd
ladies, as successful renovaior Of cloths that arc
damaged by grease or tar. apr
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REFER TO

Shuliz q iladden. %. N. ID. chlpman6 Go Gin
klelder a Jack, Louis MoGeit. Sulwell q Co,
Vile. st. Louis
cJ-Liberal adyaneesmade on consignments.
mar "a Saly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

poNNETs. BoSSFTs.. SSlsTs.l.-
ID 500 silk. Engl.sa straw, Not and French
Lace and bloud straw bonneis. together with all
sorts OF Ribbons and Trimmings 10 suitJnare-
ceived At the
OLD WHITE CORNER.