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RHODES
FEVER Il AGUE CURE.
Or Natura'siInfallihla Specific.

NOR tho Prevention and euro OF Intermittent
fovers, fever and aguc, ehiIlsend lever, dumb
n no, general debility night swcats, and all other
forms OF disease which have common origin In
Malaria or Mlasma. This snbile atmosphere pols-
ON which at certain seasons IL unavoldably inhal-
ed In every breath, IL the same IN character wherc
ever II exisls,-North, South, East or west-and
will everywhere yield 10 this newly discovered an
tdote, which u claimed 10 be the greatest dlseov-
CRY In medicine ever made.
This specific IL so harmless that II may be takc On
by persons OF every age, sex or condition, and IL
win not substitute for ono disease others still
worse, rs Is often the result In the treatment by
Quinine, Mercury, arsenic, and other poisonous
or deleterious drugs, not particle OF which ID adj
miied Into this preparation.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraor-
binary results from the use OF this Natural Anti
dote 10 Malaria.
IL viii entirely protect any resident or traveller
even ia the most sickiy or swampy localities, from
any ague or bilious disease whatever, or any iniu-
~ from constantly inhalng malaria or masma.
II will instantly check the ague In persons who
have SNIFF red for any length OF time, from one day
To twenty, years, so that they need never have
anoner ehtii. by eoniinulng,s use according 10 d.
rections.
II Twill Immediately relieve all distressing re-
suits OF Bilious or aguo diseases, such rs general
debility, night sweais, DC. The patient nj once
begins 10 recover appetite and strength, and con-
tlnues until permanent and radical cure 10 effect
cd.
Firaliy, Its use will bunish fever and ague from
antilles, and all classes. Farmers and all labor
fog men by adopting II as a preventive, W II DO
free from ague bilious attacks In that OF
the year which, while II Is the most sckly Is the
most valuable one to them.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary
cases, some may require more.
Directions printed In German, French and Span
lsh, accompany each bottle.
Price One Dollar. Liberal discount made To tho
trade. Trade circulars forwarded on application,
and the article will be consigned on liberal terms
To responsible parties Ia every section OF the
try. For sale by Medicine dealers generally,
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
apr6ly Providence, X. I.
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Opinions of the Press.

live judge that the american win lose none
Of lis interest or elegancy by the change OF pro-
prietors; that notwithsland ng the able and taen
ted manner In which the editorial department has
been conducted for the past twenty-five years. we
predict IL will still retain the high and honorable
position IL has occupied for candor, fairness and
MISUNDERSTANDING CRY Ners.
UFMr. Goodwin IL ready writer, and an able
man. The American mas fallen into good hands,
Richmend Palladium.
TPMr. Goodwin yields vigorous pen. Mr..
Clarkson made good editoA but we have no
doubt there are others of equal ability and indus
try.-Greensburg Press.
LIT. A. Goodwin is known in this section Of
country possessing talents Of the first order, and
we doubt not that he win support the high stand
ing Of The American.-Lawrenoeturg Press.
BRooKvILLr AMERicAS.-This paper has been
considerably enlarged, and is now LAS is stated ps
the EDITOR the largest paper In Indiana. ~ ~
large enough in all conscience. Friend GOODWIN
Is one OF the real progressives, and we hope ms
subscription list will be rs much increased IN
length as his paper Is Increased In size.-ceHHers
vile Times.
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Won't Work.

Mesrs. Nc Clure, miles north east
of Brookvillc, have most beautiful
field Of corn. planted on clover sod.
which the worms did not modest at all
last srring. They attributed it to
having fed cattle and hogs on the field
during the winter. That won't d.
Mr.. Ezekiel Bright about 2i miles
north west Of town has a field Of corn
on which he fed stock last winter, and
the worms took all Of the first plant
ing in the part on which he fed, while
the other part nearly escaped. Come
gentlemen, bring on your facts. and
we will help you corner the cut worm,
just as we have cornered the gaps in
chickens.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
The Largest Paper in Indiana.

the best paper shall not be for application
o the part Of It's editor.
the not
But
circulation pendiu we
editor,
the Organ OF But bavlog
sience for the benefit Of few apan determined chosen
fall fail publish
independent The Of the American know full we'll that
OF may We
the Of lis We have certainly tried avoid these
csodd readers How far shall succeed
ed
questions position
Hence
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

cpGoodwin, OF the Brookviile American has
been improving hls paper lately. IL new one
Of the nesiest papers Published anywhere Ne'~
Albany Tribune.
The Brookv lie American comes 10 us greatly
enlarged and somewhat proved In appearence-
We believe a is nov. the largest paper and one
OF the best In The Siate.-Sheibyriise benher'
U-The Indiana American has been greatly en-
larred and beautined, and is nov The largest news
paper published In the state of Indiana, and s OF
he clesrest type also. -Hesfern chrisficn 1drs-
cate.
The Brookville American has been very ma
teriaily enlarged: and the sharp shots With which
Il nbounds shows that preachers can edu secular
papers first rate II they chose 70. lie Editor. Rev.
r. A. Goodwin enjoys hts present vocation ~ n be
had been raised 70 it-wrtcs and says ju<t what be
pleases about all parsies-and makes up paper
hath wide awake aud readable In its every col
umn. Goodiuek to him--Sssfh Bend R<yissrr.
INDIANA AxERicAx.-rhis paper has been lately
enlarged and improved. and u one Of she noss
independent papers In the State. a IL pl.1n-spo
ken, and generally right upon the great nera1
questions Of the day .-0dd feiissf A&gsz'ne.
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INDICTMENT TO CLUBS.


Of for less than dollars furnish
will
will send often with
the for them in advance.
carefully observed All
Mason and Odd Fellows and benevolent all will
Orphan and widow, calling
regard them they raise dollar
won with benevolent raising them there bcnev
enough their Immediate neghborhood
From will live and flourish without such subscribers
though neither Yet have
he rather than atronze the worthless cheap
other states
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

We are not sure that our Know
Nothingism will allow asto do Dutch
man justice in an agricultural sketch.
We will try however. and II the sub
ject does not like the picture, he need
not take il, and we will not charge him
any thing. Moreover we will show
that we practice upon our own poll
tics. by showing no special favor to a
man simply because he lisa Dutchman.
John Masters is one Of many Mas
tiers that came TO this county about
twenty years ago from Pennsylvania
He and his father and brothers settled
FIRST in and then around Fairfield where
most Of them remain--one having
gone to Oregon.
There may be something in the pref
udice Of early education that disquali-
lies one for dong justice to subjcc,
that comes up snew in after life. IL so
IL may be TO this prejudice that we
have always regarded tho imporiations
Of the last century as being better
stock than the moro recent. At all
events. the adjective Pennsylvania, be-
fore the noun, Dutch, seems TO round
of the rough corners. Yet after all.
when the recent imporlations shall
have ceased 10 Europcize us, and be-
come Americanized. they and their
defendants may not suffer by COM
parison with any who came earlier.
John Masters now lives on tho road
that leads from Bloominggrovc TO Fair.
field. about half way between the
towns. His farm Is large. only tole-
rably well cultivated. Hc has gates
and fences. that are above mediccrity
but not much to brag on. In short.
We can not commend him as q farmer.
though no has good farm which
yields we'll. Perhaps in tho farming
department. the most commendible
thing Is a very commodious and well
arranged barn. II is far above medi-
ocrity arr worthy Of visit from those
who think Of bailding a barn. yet one
who knows the plan Of the barn Of
@. b. Moore Is strongly tempted to
conclude that he must have improved
on Mr.. Moore's plan. As farmer.
we have been half disposed to blame
him for the better attention he has
given the Improvement Of stock, for
one in his circumstances. His horses
and cattle. sheep and hogs are oil
good, some Of them very good-but,
only think Of IL he hasn't n shanghai
or Royal Cochin. on his farm, or had
not few months ago. But what bet
ter could you expect Of a Dutchman?
But we are not through with Mr..
Masters. II he is not a premium far
NOR he is premium blacksmith
Isolated rs he is. with little one
horse shop. back from the road. he
has turned out some OF the best spec
linens Of edged tools that have ever
been made in this county. His axes
are Of a superior quality. and prefer.
ed by all who use them to any Of Col.
Inns best. He has done much Of the
work for speer d stevens's paper MILL
and we doubt not, had he devoted his
time to the business Of making edged
tools, in place worthy Of his skill he
would have been one Of the first man.
ufacturers in the country.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

why he had not called on him for
the fifty dollars with interest in
fall. With a tear in his eye and
a strong grasp of the hand. he re-
piled "Look at these sons, look
at these beloved daughters. look
at the old couple, look ut my pros
porous business, lo,k in upon our
minds ind changed heart, and
you will get your aasw,r'
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ae PLS, Hs ANVIL, AND lie LON.
hi David Rob.

We ma sip NJ e vii ov y6r valyant men,
ll6 rdl wild de lons and sord;
Yema tok az ye vii oy dc mit pen,
Inskrihip dc biunz prSd hord;
But Crater, for gatcr, dan cdcr ovdcz,
IL de pser ov de Ere In dar bl6m-
Let dc kri gader fon ~ onward II goz,
Hal dc Anvil dc Pts, and dc L6m.
'Tlz britcr dan baz on dc kopkemrz brS,
Hqrd wun in dc batlz Turmoil,
&c glori akwird at Ldm, Anvil and Pts,
Bi dc trd-hqrtcd Gildren ov rol,
Il uibyut tn Labor, q tribyut tn wut,
Az Ere az dc sumerz pqr ar
TIA Merit hwqrever 'tiz fsnd ON dc ert-
q tribyut unfadiu and far.
den onor, 81 onor tn doz hdm we sip
la or de- defcns ov Sr land---
From dc Nort TIA dc Ssh let q lsd anten
rip
tn dis onest and hqrd wurkip band.
lie era IL kumip---de glorius do,
Hwen Fam her Ear eaplct lal bro,
Wild q joful hort and aeerful'la
On dc Laborerz manli hrs.
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An IIDEPIlDIIY POLITICAL PhPIR.

will only
view Of the doings tho world at home and abroad or
S ysn bu, we an eve out upon that NAV
mention least Of every important event. In the POLITICAL social
will publish
ion given
learn something Of interest week. about home ordns
of
the information this kind that shall regularly
ihe Amerc wi be
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TVS VALLEY FARMER.

Intending paper living price. expect
Our
rejecting easily
Weekly Times printed much better
furnished dollar though not quarter Of column
while less that 1900 and reading
reducing sheet, and dollar
without
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

Wholesale Depot, att. g. c. Reak-
hirt's, No. 81 Pearl ST. Gin.
DIR. s. w. Forsha, Drug Store, No
side Of Fifth ST., doors east of Smith
Gin. o.
For sale at r. Tynsr's, d. Price g.
Son's. Linck g. Farquhar's, DIR. Moody's
and DR.. Hailes, BIeokville Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27

REMEDY FOR THE BLACK KNOT
IN PLUM TREEs.-In the fall of
the year small eggs are deposited
at the roots Of the trees, which
are Matched by the heat of the
sun in the following spring and
summer. IL a peck of hen ma
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ISAAC sTAUB Sco., MILL FACTORY, s:rasr
honse No. 10 Front street between Main aud
Walnut.
We manufacture cob breaker, ofgrcal strength
and durability and oaae OF operation.
We place This useful contrivancc on all Sizes OF
mills, by which means VIII convert corn mill In
10 n sock feed mill; BIT fow minutes work 10
put IN on and take II OF.
We manufacture portable mills, single and
donble gearcd, (bsst quality OF French burrs,) TO
grind wheat. corn. aud sl0ck feed calculated
Foe sleam, whser and horse power. These mills
have been run by steam and horse power In
competition against the other make OF mills Of
our city, NJ our State Fairs, and never failed 10
10 carry on the nrst prcmums-on one occasion
wa awarded beautiful silver mrdal. Our mills
also took the two arsi premiums as The ees, mills
ALso-PorAblc saw mills, TO berun by steam,
water or horse power. THIS mill was exhibited IN
operation by horse power, n the Ohio State Fair,
In 1850, when II was awarded a premium and n
Also -Difercut kinds OF portable horse power
and steam engines. All our articles, for ease OF
operation, simpl city, usefulness and durability,
are surpassed by none aow in use.
All our articles are warranted NJ represented tr
no sale AT our cost OF TRANSPORTATION, aud tho
money sounded.
ny full description, or testimonials Of merit
aud use fuluess, NO refer those Interested " our
pamphlets, 10 be had Al factory, whore We take n
pleasure 10 explain each article.
ISAAC SfRAUn AGO,
Norrr-Mr. kimbo, the partner OF J. n. Buf.
rows while exhib .ing burrows mill al our
State ais. last nii, was bolsterous about his mi'
aud caupgcously entered Into verbal agree.
ment w,,h me IN grlnd corn thus, Whoever gnnds
the moss, tegardiag quality aud quantity, was 10
be the "wner 81 both mills, at each and every rial
FtRsf rniAL.
Strnnh 10 ran an ~ Inch mill,
burrows 0co,to run 20 Inch mill,
sxcoNp rHiAt,
klfanh 10 fun n ~ Inch Mill
burrows 4 Co, 10 run n "a Inch mill.
fniRp fniAL.
Straub Ia ran 20 inch mill.
burrows a Co, 10 run 10 Inch mill.
When The pitch came, that boissefpus courage
10 the above now append aehallenge togr;nd
eob.feed out OF whole ears Of corn,
1 will run my ~ Inch "Queen OF the SOUTH
with cob breaker allae hment, the same article
that took tho premium nj the ohio state Fair last
fall, against ~ Inch burrows mill, and VIM,
stewards Ohio and Kentucky stock Feed Mills,
both 10 DO run al oncei and VI you are apprehen'
slye OF n risky business, you have my entire APP
probation 10 run Mr.. fomofoy's Corn crusher, a.
an auxiliary. should my single article hil u
gflnd equal 10 quality and quantity 10 the combln'
cd productions OF the two mills, Dust ~ you
pleased then you can draw a few hundred dollars
~ stakes put up.
Come, boys-donl be cowardly, there IA moth
Ing Ike walking straight Into the merits o. Thing
ISAAC sTRhun.
ToJ. ~. BuRnows q Co. may ~ ~
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p A T z NJ T
BROOKyILLE COLLEGE.

BROOKVILLE COLLEGE.
TuyHis institution Is now ready toroceyeany
numberof young gcntlemena and young la
dies, and AFFORD them the best offacilities
for obtaining thorough education. Tho building
Is large and intent. and the Board of instruc-
ton will DO Increased as the wants oflhe Instulon
demand. Those young men who may even prefer
tograduateai older Institutions, Wild wellto
quire the preparatory studies here, where the
classes are not too large for convenience, and
where they are not taught by under graduates, as
In mostold Institutions. Youag ladies, on grad
uating, will receive appropriate diplomas.
boarding can be had In good families, nearthe
college edlice al Two dollars per week. Young
IN board the msev es at about sixty cents per
week. The prices Of tuition rhhge from 81 so TO
advance payment. neutrality-suspicious. address
JNO. w. LOCKE, Prcs't
Brokvtlle nd. Feb. q 1854.
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Of OF
wit
thinking working He
While he
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-27
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
TWENTY-THIRD VOLUME
THE INDIANA AMERICAN.

The alarm that caused by the hard
entirely
established reduce their Dimensions
had contemplated beginning
and borrowers the AMERICAN,
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"ROD UP soLT RIVER

Bdyord Taylor, in q Letter from Mamot
Kav, givs dc orijln ov de abuv Janus saip
M fol6z:
"Hwil onde spot ituk oka3on TN inkwir
dc derivation ov dc slap fraz, rod up Solt
River" and suksedcd in dislxuverip it,
Fomerli dqr wer ekstensiv solt-wurks on
DE- river, a fort distahs from its mst. dc
Mborcn emplod in dem wer set ov atlct-
TX, bclijcrant feloz, h6 s6n bekam noted
for and wild fordar aecvmcnts In de pull
istik lin. Hens II bckam q komon tip
amup de botmen on dc Ohio, hwen wun
ov dqr number WOE reiaktori tu sa tn him,
'we'l no yd up Solt RIVER --hwarov kors
dc brill solt men wad hcv dc handliu ov
him. Bi a natytlral figyur ov spec dc cks-
prelon WOE aplid tn politikal kandiddts,
ferst, belev, in de Presidential kampdn ov
1910, and izns ekstcnsivli yuzd hwarever
dc nativ American laugwaj liz spoken"
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Certificate IA ON ID. l.. Starr.

Certificate n ON ID. L. Starr.
have known Mr.. Forsha's Altera-
tive Balm to perform a very extraor
binary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
used it upon one occasion. exter-
nally, with good effect. / believe it
TO be a perfectly safe and efficacious
remedy to be usedin many complaints.
d. L. STARR.
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TYPOGRAPHY 4 ENGRAVING.

Views ofBuildings, LAsparArfs, Portraits, ID
piomas, Maps, show Cards, Notes, Drafts, Bills o
Exchange, Labels, DC. dc.
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POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC.
10000 Copies sold.


THE SACRED MELoDEoN, containing agroat
u variety OF approved Church Music, selected
chiefly ffoin tho old standard authors, with many
origin compositions on a new system OF notation
designed for tho use OF Churches, Singing Schools
and Academies. "a A. y, iiAynss
Two reasons Will chiefly account for tho great
success OF this yoiumoi
First The Character " fAe Hsrk,-It presents
new aud realty improved syslem OF notation.
Ia II much that u absruco aud dncuit In this de-
ilghifui silence II so slmplnvd that months are
~ AIDE equal 10 years In the common way OF learn
Ing The practice OF musical ART, fact sufficiently
proven by tho nttcstatonn of OF aud
performers who have tested tho Hystcm aud given
hcwork IT, great popularity aud constantly In
ereaulng sale.
second. The Qualify and Style " fhe Mss4e.-
Many new pieces destined 10 please ne long as mu-
sic lasts, may be found its pages and alpo many
OF the old aud tried melodies, hallowed from Assoc
ciatod recoloctlons OF sanctuary delights, and far
moro welcome Ia the heart of tho wouhipcr than
many frequently substituted for them.
The Publishers may add that tho mechanical
execution Of the work issuperlor altogether 10 the
majority OF Eastern MuAlc books and the price very
low.
|, may bc had at Tho principal booksellers or Of
the Publishers
MOORE, witSTAcH, KEYS 4 CO.,
Wholesale booksellers aud Stationers,
od77 20 West Fourth Street, cin'i, O.
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nure, and q halfpeck ofwood ash
es be placed around the roots ear
ly in the spring, this mixture will
destroy The eggs.
w. b. CLEVELAND.
New London, 1856.
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ESTABLISHED 1919.
PEEL & SONS.
NEW YORK DYE HOUSE
W. o-a walnut Sfreef

Between Sixth and Seventh. one door north of
Walnut Street House, CINCINNATI, o.
Y VERY DESCRIPTION OF SILK AND
~ Wooien Goods dyed equal to any house East:
and finished by steam climbers. In the dying de-
partment we are prepared at all seasons OF the
year to color Ladies' Grape shawls, the following
colors: a beautiful Scarlet, Peach Blossom, Pea
Green, and all shades OF Green, Salmon, Straw,
Orange, Purple Sky Blue, Mazarine Blue Marone
Fawn, Drab, French Grey and Silver Drab, &c.
In the Renovating department, particular at
tention will be paid 10 cleaning Carpets by Ma
chinery, without ripping, also rags, table and Pr
ano Covers, Ladies' Shawls OF all Kinds of Merino,
Cashmere. ana silk Dresses without njuring elth-
or goods or colors.
Gentleman's Clothing renovated and made TO
appear rs new.
fhepublic Is respectfully invited to call and in
specl our work and judge from what they see, not
from what they hear.
~. We would call the attention Of the pub
lie 10 DO care ul In finding the right place. astnere
are imposters and upstairs In the business. En-
q ire for Peel & Sons, New York Dye House,
We have no connection with any other house.
may ii