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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
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Dies III Gin rein rC9ctabitiibcs ocinlittr unb fam
in allen SaIcn nit bSr rcn trmmCnitcn Sihrrbst tti
8inocrn pis bci GrrpocbIinCn arocnanot mtrptn.-
@s purce in o(Itn fct9cn Den SGlltu Crprcb uno
hat fltb bcrp q b TT ols cins 1ur fir
sSrbe Brittle, baS ,,t6Ie Ding" CPanaritium),
3abnpeb, Gctter, olle Qrtcn WcIdwiire unp 0rs
i6wIIite, sSunpet nit 8rtblaui, II. (. tp.
Durh ben ougtrt rolibsn Grfcl9, pcmit Der Sc:
trau ees cbt9en ittsls in allen cbieen Qlaaeu ac:
trSutmurps, itno bic @9sntbdmsr psranlG6t UcrOsn,
cs Dem pub!Itum onSubetsn, nit Der 9lviIcn 3uprr:
fitbt, Daft tb naiItbG nab cucm biui9Cn 8triub als
oos bttc I2ttd crrpSi'n miro, ras man ic fur onass
fdhrts Sale 9cbrautbt bat. YrlcnoCrs fit 10 { b c
Srdfc, has bSle Dina unO 3 3abnp sb III cs
aus9ejehnst uno fcltc ol9tnlcin bctaunt merocn.
Die Salbe lit cbtnfolIs nit ocm belten Grfco oe.
trautbt tpcrpen in SGlIen pcn
Distempsr bel Yferpen.
Die Gi9sntbdmcr nclIsu iibriecns ibrc GatCc njtbt
nit Gbtrfltln9en Scbessrbrbun9cn ittrbaufn; Ilc
pCrlon9rn nur, oa man slnsn biIlcn 8eriudb oanii
antsuE, mrrauI lire @crrsfibstt lcblt in Oit 2(a:
gen fallen miro.
Yreis.-Dis fltinrn Stbatbtcln tcftSn %, bic
arcetn 81. Gsnts.-SolIs anwrilunetn UCnfpcn Ilcb
bel iGosr Sbaebtei. 30 ....,
0E1~ gu bnbsn. betm Srr6sn uno 8ltincn, i'm Bud:
itcbr pen .... r... .....
-.-f &ed, 9utb uno 0elfri6.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
Garprts nnb 0sbl- Gibrr.
Gl0ri0ar's

B blfeiler GGrpet Sto br.
pSricusn Ole pduItbsn Carpets. StblsSahsr, 9Nat:
ttu9s II. 10 9anj pCblftil I'M @rc6= uuo Sltu:S5Cr;
tauf ju taurn, npcn cine br 9rc6e auswobl an otc:
fem Stcbr, uno ba Der llntcrltbriSbene untcr elmer
mdBt9tn Rents pcbut unb nur ltihte Stchr:llntcttn
bat 10 III Ct in Den Stano 9Set an Den OIsrnicrrt9
ten prtiitn Su ucrtoufn. Gr mGtbts oic Aufmsrt
amtstt 9crltbtrt itbcn auf lrnsn
Ssbr ibSusn Smpsral pp Garpst
Gupsrfeineu SnsrOin , %
Scintn II. gytb. Sn9r0in2 %
@enctionS crn allen Scrtrn, unb Stbltutb ron 2
Dis "A Su6 trtit, um fir Smbeu uno oalIs ju tbnti
ocn, &C., nit elmer 9rcGcn @crihecenbeit wCblftEn
Sn9roin GGrptts pcu 25 bis so Gents-uno Sang
uno Stci0tn:Gdrpets pcu 10 bis 30 Gtnts pcr 9oro ;
9IttbtaIlS NRottn9s ucn allen Srttrn, osrro:9tu9s
StbscpSrs, Srpeu Sud-, SrmpSn:Gdrprts Il. 10.
s.. s.. Glorio8e,
SO. Al StrowbCrrn StraGt, cine Shire rbtrbotb rrr
Gbtsnut noht Der 2ttn philadelphia.
NRGr' 81, 1855. na3R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
Cine neue firma.
st . tb un6 Grit,
&oblens uno 9etraibe 6Gnoler in oer
..# SStnNt 0ff1pnfntt,

&oblens uno 9etraioe 6dnoler in Der
.s Stabt 2laentaun,
@dn16m baS ssebrte Yublitum, unp lire
Sreunee int SeIcnbercn barauS aufmertlam su ma :
den, paB Fe pttsr GsI6dfte in unp bel Der ebe>
naisen ,,Greten Saae," bic gu einem Stctrbaus
Ie umsepanpeIt purpe, uno fraGcr pom Sbpmas
Mrbr ais Elm lplfrS benubt wprpen 1T, am nprp,
peItli6eu Sbeil Der Stapt 9tQrntaun, beapnnen
baben, unp bersit iinb ale @nIprs9enpe su brIrie.
pisen, Sie tauien jeper;eit
SIlle 9lrtem Sctraibc.
ipciir Iic bic bS6Fcn Narftprei1e be,ablen. Das
bel prrren iie 50 i6 teiuneers anselessn ein laj'
fen, tmmer etnm 9rcben uno suten Stcd prn
0llleu Strtcn Steinfpblcn
auf Sano ;u taIten, Die lic I'M austauI6 sesrn
@straipe pper fir Saarselp an ben rs1ten Yreis
fen piertr ablaben rperpen.
W6ebl 1lnb Tnttcr.Stpf.
Sie prrpen alleSet fir ben 8leinprrfauf ale
Sorten MebG-mD li6er bonn alerbeiten-auf
Sanp Galten, 70 pie aud ale 9lrten SuttrrItpfT
puS nur orrluast werprn fam, wel6es auss bilts
atSelabsn pirp.
Spl; SOL; 6pI;!
Cine grpbe SuantitSt StaItersSo trirS srrs
lanSt, mofir lie INNER ben bb6ltcn YreiB te;abs
len. Sclfe Die e5 bem &einen pispsr gu taus
fen piinI6en, riirfen nur trt ibncn anrufen, penn
pa tUnncn lie suts0 Maab an Den rrttsn YrciBsn
er9alten.
Sic iinp banftar fir trreitS ecnpitre &unrs
iAaft, unp ibr Scineben Icll babin gebcn ale Nns
iprcfsnrr binlihtli6 Der preibe, 10 mic aud aui
iUntsc S8eiie poatpmmrn ;u trfriepi9en.
&ptb unb GGrtf.
gtllentaun Qpril 25. ra6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
9lQtfDrmz9 9SaQ0en

Son jerrr %erI6irbrnGrtt, IGidli6 fir, Jttrscls
tabncn, Gondle, &C., gum 9Siesen Scu, &ctIcn,
Gr3 unb&aufmanns9iitcr i'm Aa9emcinen. &dufr
tSnnen Drri6ert ien, Dap fr nit einem Yrr5u8s
liben unp SerlaBtaren glrtitcl Ssriebcn werprn
fcnnen, pHnc gefatr ;u lnufen. Srpe gBaaac
mtrb 9arantirt 9cnou su lcin, uno per pirieIbrn
(nad Srriu&) niGt befrcpi9cnp fnpet, Fam Tc
pGne Soften Suruftrnsen.
Sactory am oItrn Stanbe, ctotlirt felt 30Sots
ren @de rrr Nrunten mo eltpn Strls
zen, nahc Goats, Ybilarrtpbja.
abbott uno Co.,
gfa6ful9er ppn guicptt unp 9Ibtrtt.
Trtruar, IA. no6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
@ute DcutICDe 81ber.

Sm 8utblirbr sum ,esba 9atrict" III pisScr Gin
nturr @crratb pcu rcrtrsffIitbEn Sdotrn fir 5omi.
lien, Srnna9shuItn, srtrfSln uue alIt Treunbe Der
Sheun9 uno &elt9trn crbaitru urrbCn. Die esutt,
mEIbt germ ctrds Gutts lticn, iinO Siueclaccr I'M
SGbltSgr Gniurufn une pttit Bidder ;u lsbsn.
l. Or. eutbcr's ettsn uno Sbotsn
:. HusHsun9 oer 0u9stur9tlhcu GcnfIficn.
B. .bdbnSr's SiGtiibt oillSrsn (uur 25 @suts Sas
Stdd.) '- .. ~
4. Der 9rcGc 8atedbismus rru Or. eutbSr.
5. Gin nCucs Scltbub fir Shu,u uuo Sam;lirn.
g. Die Nu9s6ur9iIbc Gcrfsfhtn.
7. Der tlStne sutberifbt Satehismus fir Grnn=
taseicaulcn itr ST Gents pas Stid-kbr tiui9.
5. SIN nSliEs otutbes Setsatuch (375 Grnts.)
8. 0tr tLftas Staatsnlann.
Red, @utb nne Joslfritb.
aUtutuun, Snni -, 1865.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04

Or. 6. g. 8. q uIb II BON Neusrrt lrntt
bic 2lufmertiamtrit lUI6er 9srlpnen BON 9laentaun
iine Der llmscsenp, welde Spratipnrn an ibrcn
natirIifen 3abnen perriGtrt su babcn tenStbist
inb, pber bic lid tintlide 3Gtnr einlrben su iai.
fen pinfrn, auf feline pCrSiislide Sprrirun9sipci-
ie in al ben SerIGisprnrn 3weisen brr 3abns
arjneitunpe.
Ou CT bcrrits rinr fistenidtrse Grfabrun9 in
elmer prcfeBicn srncben Bat unp alc wrrt6spllrn
SerteRrrunsrn bcnust, 10 ipeiB CT, baB CT allen
Yatisnten bic bette Sitfs iu Iriitrn Srrmag, prl6r
pisie SrnIl Serm6senb III.
8sferrn5rn: Gbrw. SGpmaS DegBit, ..
D, Gbrp. GbnrleS 81. SamrIpn, s. Charlton,
NE. D, gBm. rnbrgbia, R. o., geu,g Sort
Gitg.
Stine Office III sssrnpSrts int ,,gtmrrisan
Sctel," aber Yattenten mcrbrn auf Srrlansen
aud in itren SGuIrrn beIu6t. ...O
Ncpembsr s. ... -..... naig
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
ySc:scr StObr

gteben Der So0:Scllom Oalle-9tt 10
@eit 9dmiltOn StraBe-oer Stact
Utlentaun.
llntrrSeihneter miinidt feinr 5rcunre nO Gin
Secbrtes 9ubLiFrm ju tcna4ritti9cU Dap or rinen
gIGnSenren Ncucn
SrpfcnCn gSaaren Stpbr,
an ptiScm Srt crEinct bat ollmt or nun tcrcit
it, feline SmpCn ale gu cnrpfan9cn, unp penlclben
na6 gGml6 su pirnrn. Grin Strf lit Gin gan,
neucr unp be9rrift 0tlra in li6 mas in enem wobl'
einaeridteten Srofcnens s9GaarrnsStpbr seluGt
wirp. Man era6tst cs rabrr ais iitsr1dBia bic
2lrttcl bier an;ufUbrrn. Ssin Strd III ein gang
neuer, 1T an rrn rrdten @rebrn rin9cfauft, unp
CT rtro psnielten aud wirpcr gang btuis atlaben.
Gr 1T panttar fir tereits seucbenr Sunri6ait,
uno ipirp it6 britrcbcn mmerbtn pas pubIifum ;u
beiriepi9en. 8ufst an unp rtbeiIst fiirGua elbit.
Gnpe @eib.
glaentaun, Grrt Is, 1855. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
9teber unb Ser9a,
CFine nfnr Eirma.

Ssnahrihti1en bas 9utlifum bab Ite nit cine
amber in Gjcleuihnft 9etrcten, pOpurd pab Srrr
Su9er ben gtntteil be5 Stcds friber 9ce9rrt pcn
SO. Soper tGufih an IiG aCtraft BAT, unp bag
Gs t6rc @rlhGfte ant alten Stanpplabe bon SSes
Der inp 9cprr fcrtlebsn perpen. Sic Itatten Dem
Dutlitum un9eGeu6elten Dunf ab fir bic benz
Gtabl6emrnt bsreitS gum Sbcil sepprrene Sunps
fdaft, unb tpFen rura itrenss glufmertiamfeit auf
ibr 9rl6aIt unS bur6 iepe mDeli6e SuSOrtcms
msn9et ll6 cine GortIrbuna Der 70 LIBERAL sencIs
isnen @uma ;u;uf6rrn. Sie tpiinltsn Dem 9us
tlitum Die 3batia&e ~ @rmatBe ja fa8ren, eaB
Fe Seibe ......
95rafttfDe 0utntadbcr
Nnb unb cine lanse 9c6rSeit ousseiiarben Daben,
unb bu6sr ibr 9rldaft bur64dn9ts oerleben in
al oeben osrldiepenen 3peisen. Sie oerfertistn
Site bic feinen int Ofarft bintenan1eten unb nod
zen bisd ppblfeiler," bieweil lie ibr Waterial bon
ben Smpprtsurs fir Gdi6 taufen unb einsn srui'
fen Sbsil i4rer Qrteit Ielbf psrrt6ten. SBeil iIe
sroee gei4dIte tbun. 10 fSnnen le aifrrorn an
slsinsn Yrofitsn ;u Scrfaufen; uno neil Re ibr
paaerert psrHeten, 70 balten Fe MIR quite 9trbri'
ter. Dieiss iinO ejnise Der llrIahen ruerum man
6fterS bic Semsrfuns blrt, bab SDieSer uaO Ser.
81 70 fGGns Site fir 70
Grftainlid biai1e Qreifc
Scrtaufen. Ste babsn INNER bic neueRen Sbilas
betpbia uno gleuYprtsr StglS aui Sonp, 70 Dap
Nirmaue bang ;u len brau6t, einrn aItmppi9cn
9ut onscbGnst Su friesen.
SUIT ruff bel uns an Cd ma6t fcin lluterl6ieb
ris euer &cpf sefCrmt ii. mir serli6sn eu6 pcn
sinen ,,5it" in unicrm ercBrn Enforcement, cs III
imner Elm 6ut ;u ilnpen rrr paFt.
9anSRrbrtatter liup beicnrsrS er1u6t tci une
du,urufsn, iroem mir ibnsn Sutc unb Sappen-
Ittdli6 fur pie SabrS,st woblieilsr ais biz
Boblrilltsn Sertaufcn tDnnen. Gin erpbsS 9tl.
Icrtsmcnt pen aasrBdno Strctsitcrn 1T rbenfuIlt
auf Sano.
WGrs %. . natt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
CSeBt rlldt bic Belt beran

tae man lebr Siel ;u tpafhsn bat.
scutmt uno fault Guh pcu ben prdtbtis'n gRaitbi.
ma bic 10 ptsl 3Stt uuo Irbelt sripartn. SiltOe uo
an Dem ,alttn Stanepass bts unttrjtGbnern in Der
panilteu Strals ttr Staot INtnloun, 9lcd, rbCrhab
bir Sppfeucu bdus ~ crbatttn NO dub ~ ollcn
3tittn Gin tcbr 9rcees aGcrttmtnt
Ge5er SO aaren,
pcu Der bslisn Qrbet bic is in Gurntauu ssmatt purs
bc,--uno rcu allen 8Entnnun9cn tlim 6rcB uno
Slslnutrtauf oui .pano 9ebaItGu lpirr. Nan tlnost
audi bSi ibm Die btrrlihCn g iIafroe Stde en-
I'M g8ofSr auf oos Stto gu tro9ca, uao turj aIlcs
ras in Itiu Sob 9sbcrt uuo Suasr on Fbr btui9sn
prsistn.
Sautbor fir aSucNSus itutcrtGsuus, piro er'it6
inmsrbin UsmdbCn alr pcutcnmlu gu bcfricciscn.
hog SSrbn 8. Gplb..
1asutdur, SUM- g. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
8DnnetS ! 8DnnetS !

Cine berrIide 9lutputl Scnnrts. fddlid fir
Oteir SabrcSct, ais ale @rt'n Strrt,, Seipene,s
Grape mb GapnsScmrts. alle natb ben reueiten
Ncrsn, inp an go t6 g8sit 6amiltcn Sta6e
sum Sertauf auf Sanp. Ooirltit wiro aud
SIeiGrn unp llmdnrmmgen Scrri6trt unp ypar an
tiut9rn 9rriBen. OieisS 0rpartement it unter
Der Gufli6t Der Mrs. Natira Srcwn. Nan ruir
an tei GnUs S9ri6.
gpril IS, 1855. naim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
SSertt1e GletDer.

Cine unutertrrfiIjfe Idbne quite unr 9rcbr
IuswabI frrti9e &Icirer fiji Ndnnsr uno 8nos
Ben an Dem aItrn Stanrplos, SO 16. gGrt Sas
milton Strabe-tprblfeiler ais je-;u osrtaufen
bel Gnps gSei6
gIprt 1S, 1855. nQlm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-07-04
> el fit + 81 fer B {,

nHer9tttbIitb in Der GCihbtc Der NReti;in oils pas
mtrtpurot9tt dusSrt InmtnHun9Smittd Gas nrb
lt tntrctt ruurot
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
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will nothing
tendency By
Of
shall be children
the family that Hence shall be the
takeit disseminating
qu the curament Its wretched that will dwarf
intellect of the child, for the sake saving few dimes
We publish
the elder members
And while shall
advertising
have
hundreds dollars advertisements crcuse, lotteries
shall fully determined
living without aiding gamblers, wiRd srong high
of
purpose
promote and immortality, for the sake Of pelf
We do that who proey regards the welfare
children
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Others welded for
will
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tanning Objectionable damshops Such pa
DEAR
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its entire in addition to all other departments, simply
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o O
Master person. will send the often subscribers with
them n advance.
All
aenpaqng CONTINUES expressly contrary
and Odd Fellows aud benevolent Of all Glasses will
regard them they are too poor to raise dollar
persons raising for them, II
remembered ihatwe
From present appearances will live and flourish without such subscribers
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believe will
he such paper rather than patTonze the worthless cheap
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4 NOR the Prevention and cure Of Intermittent
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will everywhere yield to this newly discovered an
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This specific Is so harmless that II may be taken
by persons Of every age, sex or condition, and II
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worse, as IA often the result In the treatment By
Quinine, Mercury, arsenic, and other poisonous
or deeierous drugs, not particle OF which Is adj
mlited Into this preparation.
The proprietor distinctly claims these eStraor.
ainary results from The use Of this Natural Anti
dote 90 Malaria
twill entirely protect any resident or traveller
even In the most slckly swampy localities, from
any ngue or bilious disease what ever. or any nIu-
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TO twenty, years, so that they need never have
another by continuing its Use according TO d.
rcctions.
twill Immediately relieve all distressing ~.
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ed.
Finally, It's use will bunsh fever aud aguc from
antilles, aud all classes. Farmers and all labor.
ing men by adopting Il as preventive, II 20
free from aguo bilious attacks In that season OF
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One or two bottles will answer for ordinary
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Directions printed In German, French and Span
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Price one Dollar. Liberal discount made 10 tho
trade. Trade circulars forwarded on application
and the article will be consigned ON liberal terms
10 responsible parties IN every section Of the eoun
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JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
apr0ly Providence, n. !.
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The Largest Paper in Indiana.

And is the shall
interests,
When charge the moi
without that would able
But this has constantly Notwithstanding the dcouagng
the past year. and we have circulation that fes the expenditure
have addition which
our want OF experience as editor we somewhat alarmed the fears
personal friends They thought impossible
should cnentto become the Organ Of But having settled
that will
stenco the benefit
fall publish
truly independent The readers Of the American full
can being independent viii take sides against
which
nor shall be IN future We
wan or council tribe shall dictate what
BODY knows that that sells itself
political ndmsr
resent the acts its opponents We have certainly tried avoid
and shall continue How
candid readers How far shall udg-
ed by the future
when they without
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
TI.ADVERTISEMEN TS.

=
ISAAC sTAUB %C0., MILL FACTORY, corner
| OF Front aud John ttr Gets, Cincinnati, Ware
house No. 10 Front street between Main and
Walnut.
we manufacture n cob breaker, OF great strength
aud durability and oaae OF operation.
We place this useful contrlvanco ON all sizes OF
mills, by which means WI convert n corn mill In
10 n stock feed mill b q few minutes work 10
put In on and take II OF.
We manuiseturo portable mills, single aud
donble gcared, (best quality ofFrench burrs) 10
for slcam, winter and horse power. These mills
have been run by steam and horse power la
competition agnins, ,ne other make OF mill. 81
10 carry OF the lrst prcmlums-on one occasion
wa. awarded n beautiful silver mrdal. oar mills
also took tho two frat premiums NJ the best mills
at two annual Fairs Of our Mechanics Institute.
ALso-Portable saw mills, 20 be run by steam,
water or horse power. This mill was exhibited la
operation by horse power, e the Ohio State Fair,
In 1880, whom Il was awarded premium aud a
Also DlTereut kinds OF portable horse power.
and steam engines. All our articles, for ease OF
operation, simplicity, usefulness and durability,
are Hurp assed by none aOw In use.
IN our articles are warranted rs Representa- or
no salc-at our cost Of TRANSPORTATION, aud the
money sounded.
by n full doscrlpt lon, or testimonials Of merit
aud use fuluess, We refer those Interested ~ our
pamphlets, 20 be had ut factory, whore We take
pleasure 10 explain each article.
rows ,whilo exhib. ting n burrows mill nj our
State fair, last fall, bolserous about his mill;
and couragcously entered into verbal agree
mont with me To grind corn thus: Whoever grinds
the most, regarding quality and quantity, was 10
be the owner Of both mills, az each and every vial
FIRST TRiAL.
Straub 10 ~ Inch mill;
Burrows NCo, to run n 20 inch mill.
SECOND TRIAL.
Siraub 10 run ~ Inch mill
Burrows Il Co, 10 run - Inch mill.
Straub TO run 20 inch mill;
Burrows a Co, 10 run 10 Inch mill.
Whom the pitch came, that boisterous courage
stepped out.
10 tho above now append achallenge to grind
cob-feed out OF whole ears Of corn.
will run my rs Inch "Quoen OF the SOUTH
with n cob breaker attac hment, the same article
that took the premium at the Ohio state Fair last
fall, against a % inch Burrows mill, and Wm.
Stewards Ohio and Kentucky Stock Feed Mills,
both 10 be run at once; aud " you arl approhen-
sivo OF n risky business, you have my entire APP
probation 10 run Mr.. Pomeroy's Corn Crushcr, as
an auxiliary. should my single article fhil to
grind equal 10 quality and quantity 10 the eombln-
cd productions OF the two mills, Dust rs you
please,) then you eau draw few hundred dollars
as stak es put up.
Come, 6oys-dont be cowardly; there Is moth
Ing like walking straight into the merits ola hing
ISAAC STRAUB.
ToJ. N. BuRRowa & Co. may n ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
Opinions of the Press.

IL We Judge that The ,fmfficaH viii lose none
of ~ Interest or clogauey by The change ot pro-
pretoffi that, uotW outstanding The able aud tAlcn
ted manner ln which the editorial department has
been conducted iof tho past twenty-five years, We
predict Twin sllll retain The high and honorable
position 10 has occupied for eandor, fairness aud
honestN.-C0Hbrtage CRY Nora.
III Mr. Goodwin va ready writer, and an able
man. The American has ALLEN Into good hands,
RichmsHd Palladium.
uFMr, Goodwin Yields a vigorous pen, Mr..
Clarkson made good editor, bat We have no
doubt thore Others OF equal ability aud Indus
ty.--GFcrEsbnfg Frcfs.
81 ~, A, Goodwin Is known la this section Of
eounif, as possessing talents Of the fret ORDER aud
Ne doubt not That he " III support the high stand.
Ing OF iho American -LalgFcHcebslg Prcss.
bAoohNlttf ANracAN,-1his paper has been
considerable! enlarged, and l. nov tas L. stated bs
ihe editor the largest paper in Indiana. n Il
large enough in all conscience. Friend Goodwin
Is ono OF mo real progrcssiNes, and Ne hope his
subscription lisl will Do a. much Increased Ia
length as his paper Is increased In size.C0nHers-
vile Times,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15

oJCoodwin, % iho nrookYiie American has
been improving his paper lately. u is new one
OF The nenlest papers published anywhere Aetp
albany Tribune.
The nrooky no American comes 10 ne greatly
enlarged and somewhat Improved In appearance.
We believe a II now. the largest paper. and one
OF the best la the - nte,-2hefbvrihe banner.
1.-THE Indiana American has been greatly en-.
iargcd and beautned. and l. nov the largest news.
paper published ln the la g. of Indiana, and u OF
The clcaresi type also, -Hefirra ehrisfiaa Adre-
cate.
The nrookviile American has been very ma
icrially cnlurgcds aud the sharp shots with which
ID abounds shows that preachers cen edit secular
papers fret rate " they chose 10. ls Editor, Rev.
4. A. Goodwin enjoys his present vocation a. tfhe
had been raised 10 ii-wrles aud "a, jast what he
plcases about all parlics-and makes up paper
thai l. wide awake and readable IN H. every coli
umn. Goodiuck 10 him.-Soaih Brad Rsgisfrr.
INntANA ANERlcAN.-This paper has been lately
enlarged and Improved, aud j. one OF the most
independent papers IN the State. II Il plaln-spo
ken, aud generally right upon the great neral
questions OF the day.-odd IeHosrs' MegaSine.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15

season the worst for worms he had
ever known. On his farm. field
that had had rye last year. suffer
cd badly from worms, and one plant
ed in wheat stubble almost escape |.
though no material difference in the
time or manner OF planting. lie
could not account for this. lie be-
lieves rye nearly equal to clover rs a
fertilizer.
Mr.. Brady insists that though the
winter blowing has failed 10 kill the
cut worms in n few instances, yet he
believesit is the best preventive and
would recommend II.
DR.. Goodwin had tried drilling,
but the trouble Of blowing but one
way over-balanced the rapidity oI
planting. He believes in using the
roller. lie uses the roller rs soon af'
ter the corn is planted as possible, and
rolls il across the last burrows so thai
il will tall into the burrows and on the
hills of planted corn. Has suffered
from the worm greatly this sea
son. Finds them worse in low back
ground.
Enoch McCarty would break up
sod ground in November. as n pre-.
ventve Of worms, He is so confident
of this that he will warrant il as a
preventive. If he could not plow
sod in November, he would not pillow
sod until about the first Of June.
o. NJ. Barlow related that a friend
vf his has put in 90 acres Of sod who
has not suffered from the worm. He
plows in the spring, ia he dark Of TIE
noon
G. B. Moore's experience in refer
ence to November blowing was the
same as Mr.. McCarty's. Plow in
November, or early in June, if you
would kill the cut worm.
DR.. Haymoad had had his garden
spaded in November. but he had put
on manure enough to preserve the
worm, hence his experiment failed
lie thinks winter Of freqeunt freez-
ing and thawing unfavorable to the
cut worm.
James Everett says he is in the
habit ofplowing later than most oil
his neighbors-at least twice after
harvest, and he is satisfied that it is
profitable. On his farm the worm is
most destructive in the black low lands
He thinks November breaking up,
good to prevent the worms. He aims
to 90 through his corn six or seven
times. He uses the roller before and
after planting. After planting. he
uses the roller, so rs to cross the las
furrow and let it drop into the furrov
and on the planted corn. He does no
like to lay by the corn with cultiva
ter, but with heavy shovel plow.-
He is not afraid Of breaking the Il
brous roots that run across the rows