Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-02-02
Mtrs sltntion.

~H you want stovo-pipo put
up insfanfsr, call on Fupox.
Eg-pofsons interested will do well
10 read our new advertisements.
n1-Douglas has concluded not to
run for the Presidency. lie Is afraid
OF popular Sovereignty"
Fv-Tho Spring. session Of the
Drookville College will begin next
Monday.
fg-Some very mean scamp stole
Ben. Burton's Shanghai hen last week
Poor Bur!onl How wo pity hIml
Egvery good wood IL selling In
town al 3 20 per eord-eommon. at
800.
Fg- Rev L. M. Rrsvxs. formerly Of
this place Ia selling dry goods In Nor.
riatown Shelby county.
fg- DR. GOODWIN wants ~ 10 say
that he has yoke Of oxen 10 SELL
Where IL tho dollar 7
Ryan interesting revival has been
In progress. In the Methodist Church.
In Laurel, for some two weeks,
fwwe are pleased to learn that an
interesting revival Ia In progress At
Rockport. Ind. also at Connersv lie.
fg JAs L. Snow Of New Trenton
has beautiful lot Of shanghais.--
Don't know whether he wants 10 sell
them or not. Go and see.
fT The publishers Of Ruth Hall.
owe US copy Of the work for the
puff John Smith, gave II. They can
send II by mail.
ETRead the prose and poetic con.
tributions on our first page. No pa
per iniIndiana has as able and interes.
ting corps ofcontributors.
fg-we expect there will be as ma
ny at the exhibition as that room will
hold. SO We win not urge any to 60.
but right good looking people.
mHon. 4. II. A. Jctcr. like q
lgood officer. came home last week to
see his family. and consult his constit.
uents.
ETThore was snow enough on
Monday and Tuesday to provoke sew.
eral efforts at sleigh-riding. Look out
for more weddings. soon.
nTC. i. CLARKsos. Esq. talks Of
visiting Iowa, in the spring. We
learn that he will consent to act as
Agent for entering land. for reason.
able per cent.
fS-The life Of Greedy, Ruth Hall,
Boynton's Journey through Kansas.
Methodist Hymn Books, and School
Books Of all kinds can be had at DR.
Keely's Office.
rTTwo men were drowned in the
Canal. just above Laurel. week before
last. They may have been sober but
reports are contradictory on the sub
Iject.
fgWc are glad to find the Cincin.
natl Gazette urging obedience to the
Liquor Law Of Ohio. OF course the
Enquirer is opposed to the law and en-
courages its violation.
EWhy do we see no movement in
the Legislature in reference to Houses
of Refuge !for Juvenile offenders7-
Nothing is more imperiously demand
ed. and yet we hear Of nothing being
done.
EEYou who want banking done a
Cincinnati, would do well 10 call ON I'll,
BuRKAMs. The senior was for long
time President Of the Lawrenceburgl
Bank, and is well known in this val
ley.
. EMoore, Wilstach. Keys & Co
have moved into their new building
: See their card-and then see them i
you need anything in their line. The!
now occupy the largest and best pub
, fishing house in the West.
MARK Tms.-"The whole expense
: of the Government, per year, during
, the Presidency of John Quincy Adam
were about thirteen million dollars
3 Now, the expenses Of the Army ant
: Navy are some s24. 900, 900 a year!'
4 ~When a subscription was pro
posed for Charles James Fox, ant
some one was observing that it woul
require some delicacy, and was won
o dering how Fox would take it. "Tak
it?" observed Selwyn, "why. quarterly
: to be sure"
RWe Je9srsonviHe Rspu6liea
b says they have a mill there, and tn
editor has been through It'll 1t is pro
4 PEELED by water taken from the Ohio
). at the Falls, and, when in full opera
ton, is expected to turn out $50 bal
rels of -four per day.
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