Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-19
PROSPECTUS
. TWENTY FOURTH VOLUME
INDIANA AMERICAN,


The twenty. fourth Volume Of Tho INDIANA AMsR-
lcAS w.n begin on tho eist Of December, isss:-
THIS isa favorabic time To subscribe. It's tnde-
pendenee ompolties; its unsurpassed summary OF
news, both foreign aud domestic; ils devotion 10
the Agricultural Interests OF this Valley, aud Its
we'll solicited miscellany for family rending, make
IL fhvoritc paper, wherever u In known. This u
manifest BY rs exlsnsIyc circulation, aud by the
eagcrness with which II IA borrowed b, those who
too poor % take u. we'll those that are too
mean. Even those whose views u eombats, read
hrcgularly for they love IL independence though
they hate rs doctrine. A great many Of these pay
or II, Ike men. for Trey say IL Agricultural de-
par,ment and the family reading are worth Tho
coal of tho paper In addition 10 tho honor OF road
ing their avn paper. Most Of them however. de-
pend on borrowing it-thcy eithcr hang around
the post Offices aud go behind the counter III they
have Rad u, OF annoy lhcir noighbofs. We want
osers body 10 read the American, hence We do not
com plain OF the Post Mastesr who violafe tho law,
In this respect, nor az those who lend the paper.
bat 70 save each from ,hc unpleasant va pro-
athalf price, for nothing they prefer, rather
than our snb-cribors should be deprived Of the
pleasure Of reading what they pay Tor
TRIMS.
when not paid during the ycar............. $500
Whom rot paid within ak months. $3.50
when paid In advance. .......................e;o
This Is as cheap asa paper this slze eau be fur
nished at, waen cut OF from all public printing
mol even allowed tho post Office printing to which
All subscrs6ers arc understood as engaging 10
continue Unless stipulated otherwise, Whom
discontinuance Is copie mplated notice should be
given before the time Is out aud arrearages MUST
That our Subscribers may know how the AmerI-
can IL regarded abroad, VIZ insert tho following
s from many notices Nc have received BY our CO.
temporarles;s 49,. ..l..- -,
TPMr. Goodw In il a ready writer, and an able
man. The American has fallen into good hands,
Rfehmsnd Palladium.
Trmr. Goodwin Yields a vigorous pom. Mr..
Clarkson made q good editor, but we have no
doubt there are Others Of equal ability and Indus
TPT. A. Goodwin Is known In this section OF
country possessing talents Of tho hrst order, and
We doubt not that he Will support the high stand
Ing Of The Americans -Lawreneebarg Press.
sBaockyiItk AsKneAs.-ThIs paper has boon
dcrabiy enlarged and Is now las Is stated by
the cditor) the largest paper In Indiana. IL IL
large enough in all conscience. Friend Goodwin
saSssrp i"S ss ~ much asa npS s
length as bis paper Is increased In sixe.Csnners-
sstiie Times. y llst rsftt st4 -
cJ-6oodwin, OF the Brookyile A american has
been improving his paper lately. Il Is new ono
Albany Tribune.
- The Brookv lilo American comes TO us greatly
enlarged and somewhat improved in appearance.
We believe II Is now, the largest paper, ana one
: yr-YThe Indiana American has been greatly IN
larged and beautled, and Is now the largest news
paper published In tho state OF Indiana, and Is OF
Tho ciearcst type also. --esfern Ghrssfian 7dro-
cate. - -fst4e ire sisttfa~I ~
The Brookvillc American has been yer, ma
tcrally enlarged; aud the sharp shots with which
II abcunds shows that preachers edit secular
papers rst rate u they chose To. Its Editor, Rev
r. a. Goodwin enjoys his present vocation rs he
had been raised 70 itwrites and says just what he
| pleases about all parties--and makes up paper
that Is wide awake and readable In its every col-
umn. Good luck 10 him.-seafh Bead Reg sfer.
INDIANA AMkRicAN.-fhs paper has been lately
enlarged and improved, aud Is one Of the most
independent papers in the State. 1t Is plain spo-
| ken, aud generally right upon the great moral
| question: OF the day odd Feiiews' Mage sne.