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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-09-26
SELECTED TALES.
LIGHT AND SHADE.
CONVENIENT TIE FRUIT OF
RESiGNArION.
PAwr vissr.


CASPER Funtane, the son of "A natural
Msd frencnndn, and q Hecllauic in one
OF the Now Epglsni cities, married, when
hs 3ecaiiie oiage, n sweet young creature
of eig,teeu summers. They were both
bsautitui. IN iiign heaIli,, energsiic, aud
uaeasaftUd. "a lovely sight, ,ndee,l! ~
handsoue coupir, whispered one and au-
other Ia tieytpng crowd that, an such
occas,oiis generally tiils the house vi cere
!, MON; and lhey We're mol inemingless re-
marks. s. a.l.
a. the two appeared NJ church, ON the
next saODatli; siie viii, her kirtle of pure
whi,e, an,l iier sweet innocent f,ce Just
gh'ninerng through her snowy veil, anl
he wiki nis browu home span which
his mother n goSl wmnan, had ma.ie
with her own hsn,l,) fitting his tall
anl realty eieg ,nt figure; 9, eryivLy sish.
ed them . long life vi happine>s.
Not Uae Of them but iorsave Lucia IN
his hsay for preferrIng one obviously su.
pvrior in all Respects. although earl, woal,l
diaye rlu gauntlet (ss they said, at les,sl }
for ths prize ~ that .air hand, which,
~" sue hhSSss Ncfc npbpcu uc'tntf
with jcwels nor gold, was ~ pretty hau,l
IS one would wish to see.
Bsih then, were happy, and, what Il
better, beth werc resolved, come what
woaIi. 70 keep Happy. To lie sure, each
bad fanls of whisi, The other was aware
tnne and petty tfialx woidd discayer.
ffere, then, wAs tlse aeefst ~ their de.
pendcncs on happiness isr Nil future tiuse,
Thay had estiu,ate,l esci, others faults
ausi virtues, anil coally cosclnJiel ihst mel.
thss Was AN angel: that they were e,
inprtsls.nal even iclile,i 10y tiss Fl,apspiie.
ef love aad I's5ne, consequently, 70 all the
liabilities VI tlA mortal st,,se. !, ~
So When Casper slspkei the rich golden
hair 81 his ye,ng briIe. md calmly hlsS.
sell her Ne his Uis-, abe felt that name /.
be s'hoiies one .haa M tlse fancy title.
which hsmsaisyin general al---snssried I,s-
iHsnii5 ~ partiesIas. !. pyoae 10 hes,au
asis objeels ofiaifec,i,n. llsl.ehi ii.p,s
tlsen, y easu ssnIemss,. whrre Q @pr,
haddeisfhsped "a make lbs fbrtune. =,
TIER esst4as ra- si,a,ss,l back us i
pleasant sead, enyiscls.l iy eo.s~f.J irce,,
E WY paradise afouna 4 fos sesdure, 4
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-09-26
SELECT POETRY.
Hope aid Love,
ut wIxrnRop nAcxwoRrH rRAED.

AASh"OREh fhAED.
One day, through Fancy's tclcscope.
Which ismy richest treasure,
saw, dear Susan, Love and Hope
Set out In search of Pleasure:
All mirth aud smiles, saw them 60; o..
Each was the others banker;
Fo: Hope took up his brothers bow,
And Love his sisters anchor.
They ramblcd on DER vale and hill,
They passed by cot and tower;
Through summers glow and winters G. III.
Through sunshine and through shower;
But what did those fond playmates care
For climate or for wather?
All scenes to them were bright aud fair
On which they gazed together
Sometimcs they turned aside to bless
Some Muse and her Wild numbers,
Or breathe dream OF holiness
On Beauty's quiet slumbers;
'fly on" said Wisdom, with cold snecrs;
II teach my friends TO doubt YOU"
"Come back" said Age, with bitter tears,
My heart Is cold without you,
When Poverty beset their path,
Aud threatened 10 divide them '- ...
1hS' SOSNe away tuc o:iutIhc Wratn,
Ere she had breath to chide them,
BY yowihg all hei RACES were silk,
Aud all her bittars honey,
Aud showing taste for bread and milk,
Aad utter scorn of money.
Thsy met stern Dinger In their way,
Up n ru'n seated; .r...-..
Before him k'ng1 hal quakcd that day
Aad armies hal retreated: e
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-09-26
An Irishman tells the following incident

An rishman tells the following incident
OF his first experience in America:
.'l came TO this country several years
ago, aud as soon as arrived, hired out to Z
q gentleman who farmed few acres.
He showed ne over the premises, the
stables, COW. and where the corn, bay, oats,
dc, were kept. and then sent me in to
get my supper After supper he said TO-
me, "Jamea, you may feed the COW, and {
give her the corn IN fke carr gsl
fwent ca. and walked about, thinking
what could he mean--hadI understood
hima | scratched my head and resolved
| would enquire again: SOL went in the
library where he was writing very bnsily. !
and he answered without looking up. 4
thought taold YOU 70 give tho COW some
corn - the ear -,
went out, more puzzled thar eses.--
What sort Of an animal must this Yankee
COW bri examined her month and sers.s
The teeth were good, and TIE ears Ike
bike those ol kline 10 the Old eoahtry.
Dripping with swosk ] snsspI ny
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-09-26
Wasn't much on flggers."

An oil wom.r Laenir,, :, so,.,IIol .oo,l- =
uev stand, was one dav sccos,od T j,r 80 Sao,
win N'>V''> ""s
How do Won sell these orr,n,,ssr q
Two cents' s
well, said he. taking nv one and turn.
iuo il over in h;s LanJ .Iio,. NV J "" ",n"an ,.
this caker -
The same nriee.'
.Supposin1 o;ve Won hall tI,o orono,o
and take the caker ~
.Verv waIl, a,.- 20
as This pie two centsY ~ 4.g
.Yes, : - -. ......s.
We'll III take this mia aftor al ;,s,o.a
of the cake. What do Won ask fnr -.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.

paper family upon
rising generation In view Of tho ndebc character Of early Impressions and
ccon will be taken TO admit nothing that shall have immoral
tendency by weshn aim nue love fean
of n oil the
be worh
the family shall be the
expenses Its wrced that will
intellect the child, the sake OF dimes
We selections publish such original
American welcome the elder membersof family
And while choice selections we shall exclude thing
IT, pernou pcncous medicine. We
Of
living business without aiding gamblers and ssndes and trong high
Of
promote vice and immortality for the sake OF peL
children
that binds the yoke him must be supported however much
they will DOLLAR
worthless paper being made the stale
II will be bad We hope make
n addition all
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
Rem FLYER

We Civ belo an ekstrakt from letter ov
Mr.. MakKrari sent previus tn dc publika-
|on ov dc Guj ov plajarizm, but hwiG WOE
not rescvd son enuf for publikajon, eksplan-
IN dc wa he WOE indust tn send us dc POI
en-:
III FL weeks sins sent y6 q poem kold
"Ben Fi]cr," az y6 vii rckolel<t. 4 had
bin spckip poetikal pescz at DC skdl hwar
attend, and indqst several ov dc students tn
tri dar handz at poctri. Wun ov dcz kold
me intl dc rom wun da tn get mi opinyon
ov q poem hwiG he sed he had just finilt,
and witt mi adyis AZ tu hwcdcr he ]ud spclS
IL in klos. 4 told him it WOE rodcr to
sentimental TIA spek. lie sed il did not sui
him chi wa. and den tor up dc paper, on
hwiG it WOE ritn. Irekwestcd dc pesez and
dc subjekt hwiG he scd NIT hav-"he did
not kqr" So Ganjd II and rot hwot iscni
yo. Sins den j hav fSnd wun person ho
sez dat il had bin printed several yerz ago
II ma be, DO dc person from HON i obtand
il deklan ii tn be entirli hiz ON kompozi.
Jon. frit distu eksplan II lud be Gp1d
wild litenlr losensi."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
Tansey and Peach Trees.

Some months ago we published
short article recommending tan
sey beds. around peach trees, as a
preservative Of the tree. Last week
we saw a tree that is more than TWEEN
ty years old. in the yard Of Mr.. George
0'Byrne, that has been thus preserv-
ed. It has always borne fruit when
other peach treesi in the neighborhocd
have, and often when they have not,
and its large green..branches now load.
ed with fruit. are beautiful common,
on the preservative properties ostan.
sey. 1t has lived to see several gen.
erations of unprotected trees bear q
few peaches. and die. prey to worms
We are now satisfied that if the pota
tons Of tansey and whisky that W,
had to swallow in childhood, "to pre-
vent worms" was a humbug, Their,
is a strong probability that a "loca
application" Of the celebrated "anti
worm YARD" may keep them from
peach trees. 1t is at least worth
trial, and it may not be too late to SC
out some beds this season.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
UWsT-ae FIJI

Il vcri important pes ov information tn
fqmerz, IL dat an aplikalon ov fin slakt
linn ta hwct at dc tim ov its hcdip st and
flserip, vii cfektypali prevent dc ravajcz ov
defli. lie Jim lud be tron brod kast, hwil
dc DIT IL on dc hwet at dc nat ov u bulcl ov
linn tn ever for akerz ov hwet. II Jud
be aplid wild de hand in dc sam maner NJ
hwct IL br6d kost---de huzbandman wokiD
bakwordz 80 dat he ma not kuver himself
wild linn, nor bul II from dc blossom. II
must be stron hwi dc hweti IL wet or dc du
on dc flSor lie msgot ov dc I'll IL depozi-
ted between dc gran and dc stok. lie linn
or alkali miksiD wild dc dIL IL karid dsn
upon II. DR.. Liman haz rs trid dis pre-
ventiv Orc suksesiv ycrz, and haz invariabli
az he seq, savd hiz krors hwcn doz ov hiz
naborz hav bin dcstrod.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
T AZ II M s.
INDICTMENT TO CLUBS.

At provisions
dollars
ousubber
will send gratuous
Post person, will send the often subscribers with
the them in advance
We will be carefully observed All subscribers regarded
Mans and Odd Fellows and of all classes will
doubt Orphan and widow by calling their attention
regard them II they are too to raise dollar we
neighborhoods
Be remembered thai take the merely supP
without
Yet
contributing
than paronze the worthless cheap
ders o ther
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
The Largest Paper in Indiana.

And the paper shall for unceasng application
o s interests, m he ar o editor.
have made charging addition
editor, somewhat alarmed
personal friends They thought impossible
should consent become the Organ party But having settled
mind that parties will become that they usually
benefit
and fail fail attempting publish that should
independent do
IL has been tell which
shall be future We
council shall may may
proved the political plumbers honees
resent the of its We aave certainly
shall
candid readers How shall succeed dg-
ed by
be
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
Sheds For Cattle.

Where farmers have been oblig-
ed to stack out fodder, and feed
it to cattle without any shelter,
| would recommend the following:
Enclose a yard OF suitable size for
the amount of stock to be kept,
Jas small as possible recollect,) by
the side Of your stacks, with u
temporary shed made by run
ming a tight board fence for the
back, ana some old boards or
rails shingled with straw for the
roof, which may de supported in
front by putting down in front a
good stout rail once in ten OF
twelve feet. Let this stand on
the north side of your yard, and
ifpossible in it, so the cattle can
remain in all winter. Keep the
yard well Uttered, and will war;
rant you just five times the guam
tity of manure in the spring to
draw out and put where you want
it, than you could have had to
let your cattle run at stacks
dropping there manure promiscu-
ously, and probably just where
you don't want it-saying moth.
ing about their more comfortable
quarters. Such a shed can be
built in a short time. My man
and | put one up GO feet long
and II wide in one day.-W. j.
PTrEE,in CountryGeniieman
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
TAg VALLEY FARMER.

good intend ask living
will DE below That they
such rejecting easily Our
dollar though of
which the Daily Times has circulation
ter expressly for paper
seriously
the of its sheet and yeii, dollar and half We
the below without that
tribute of RESPECTS "for their works sake
MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL OF ALL DENOMINATIONS, -.
paper dollar widows, who children
the price, token sympathy.
will also
chdren charity furnish the
persons learning the OF the world
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
Opinions of the Press.

oJ-coodwin, Of the Brookville American has
been improving his paper lately. u Il new one
OF the nesiest papers published anywhere New
Albany Tribune.
The Brookv lille American comes 10 us greatly
enlarged and somewhat improved In appearance
We believe n IL now. the largest paper. and one
OF the best IA the State.--Sheisyrifie Banner.
1.-THE Indiana American has been greatly en-
larged and beauthed. and " now the largest news
paper published In the state of Indiana. and OF
the clcarcst typo also. -Hesferh 1hrisffan 1ap'-
cate.
The nrookvile American has been very ma
teriaiiy enlarged; and the sharp shots with which
A abounds shows thai preachers eau cdit<ecniar
papers fr-t rate " they chose TO- lis Editor, Rev.
4. A. Goodwin enjoys his present vocation n " he
had been raised 10 itwrites aud says jutt what he
plcases abont all parties-and makes up paper
thatis wide awake and readable In It, every coll
umn. coodluck 10 him.-SsAfh Bend Regisfer.
INDIANA AwrnicAs.-rhis paper has been lasel,
enlarged and improved, and V one of the mosl
Independent papers In the state. n H. piain-sps-
ken, and generally right upon the rrcai msra
questions Of the day.-odd feiis,ss' Mexa1ne.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

lfFwe judge that the american VIII lose none
of its Interest or eiegancy by the change OF pro-
prictor; that, Notwithstanding the able and talen
ted manner In which the editorial department has
been conducted for the past twenty-five years. we
predict ID will SIN retain the high and honorable
position IL has occupied for candor, fairness and
honesty cambridge CRY Ne'rs.
IrTMr. Goodwin Is ready writer, and an able
man. Tho American has falleninio good hands,
Richmond Palladium.
U5sMr. Goodwin weds vigorous pen. Mr.
Clarkson made good editor. but we have NO
doubt there are others of equal ability and indus
try.-GrecnSbHrg Prcfs.
N-TT. A. Goodwin Is known In this section 81
country possessing talents OF the first order aud
doubt not that he will support the high stand
ing Of The American. -Larrehcebarg Press.
BRo6RyiLik AmKRicAx.-Thls paper has beor
considerably enlarged, and Is now Gas H. stated b,
the eduor The largest paper In Indiana. II y
large enough In all conscience. tnend Goodwin
II one oi the real progressi,es, and We hope MI
subscription list will be a. much Increased "
length as his paper Is Increased Ia size.-cenners
vile Itmcs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
ClN'TI. ADVER TISEME

| IbAfTSIAUb ~CO., MILL fAClUh1, Garner
honse No. 10 Front street between Main and
We manufacture a cob breaker, of great strength
and durability and eaae Of operation.
We place this useful contryanco on all sizes of
mills, by VIII eh means VIII convert n corn mill in
10 n stock feed mill; BIT h few minutes work 10
| put In on and take II on
| We manufacture portable mills, single and
donble goared, (best quality of French burrsJ 10
grind wheat, corn. and sioek feed calculated
for sleam, winter and morse power. These mills
have been run by steam and horse power In
competition against the other make Of mills Of
our city, at our state Fairs, and never failed 10
TO carry OF the first premiums-on one occasion
wa. awarded beautiful silver mrdal. Our mill.
also took the two frat premiums rs the best mills
at two annual Fairs OF our Mechanics Institute.
ALsoAPortable saw mills, 20 be run by steam,
water or horss power. THIS mill was exhibited IN
operation by horse power, IT the Ohio State Fair,
In 1850, when II was awarded a premium aud n
splendid silver medal.
| Atko -Dihereut kinds OF portable horse power,
and steam engines. All our articles, for ease OF
| operation, implicitly, usefulness aud durability,
are urpnsscd by none aow In use.
All our artielcsarc warranted rs represented or
no sale at our cost OF TRANSPORTATION, and The
money sounded.
by n full descript Ion, or testimonials Of merit
and use fuiuess, We refer those Interested " our
damnhlcis, 10 be had at factory, whore we take a
pleasure 10 explain each article.
ISAAC srRAuB eco.
NornE-Mr. klmblc, the partner Of J. n. li"r-
4 rows ,Whlle cNhlbsttnE n bufroWs mii NJ our
State fair, last fall, was bolsteroua about his mlll
aud couragcously entered into verbal ngree-
ment With me 20 grind corn thus; Whoever yrnds
the most, regarding quality aud quantity, was 10
be the owner Of both mills, nj each aud every 'ritl
FIRST rRflL.
| Straub 10 run an ~ Inch mlll
/ burrows Nco, To run n 20 Inch mill.
| SECOND TRfsL..
| ktraub 10 run a ~ Inch mill
burrows & Co, 10 run - Inch mill.
I THIRD rRfkL.
| Straub tQrun % Inch mill;
| Mnrrows& Co, 10 run n 10 inch mill.
when The pitch came, that bolslcrous courage
stepped out.
10 the above now append challenge 10 grind
cob-feed out OF whole ears OF corn.
I will run my ~ Inch "Qucon OF tho south,
with n cob breaker attnc hment, the same article
that took tho premium nj the Ohio state Fair last
| fall, ngainst a 20 Inch burrows mill, aud VIM
Stewards ohio and kentucky stock Feed Mills
both 10 bo run nj once; and " you arr apprehen
slye OF risky business, you have my entire APP
probation 10 run Mr.. Pomeroy's Corn trnsher, ~
| an auxiliary. should my slngie article nail "a
grind equal to quality and quantity TO tho combiu
cd productions OF the two Mills, Dust ~ YOU
pleased then you eau draw a few hundred dollar
ms stake put up.
Come, boys-donI be cowardiy; there IL moth
Ing like walking straight Into The merits Of thing
ISAAC NTRAuB.
| ToJ. ~. nuWRowa a Co. may ~ "
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
RHODES
FEVER Il AGUE CURE.
Or Natura'siInfallih Snenifc.


AfoR tho Prevention and cure OF Intermittent
n foyers, fever aud agne, chllsand lever, dumb
q. nc. general debility. night sweats, and all other
forms uf disease which have n common origin In
Malaria or MiAsma. This snbtle atmos pherc polls
on which NJ certain seasons Ii unavoldably lnhal'
cd In every breath u the same In character where.
ever u eSls,s,-NerIh, south, East or wesizend
tdole which Il claimed 10 be tho greatest dlscoy.
cry la medicine ever made.
This specific Is so harmless that Il may be TAX en-
by persons OF every age, sex or condition, ana u
win not substitute for one disease others still
worse, aa IA often tho result In tho treatment by
Qninine, Mercury, arsenic, and other poisonous
deicterious drugs, not particle OF which l. adj
mited into this preparation.
The proprietor distinctly claims those exiraor'
binary results from the uso OF ihla Natural Anti
dote to Malaria.
IL viii entirely protect any resident or traveller
even In thu most sckly or swnmpy localities, from
any Agua or bilious disease what ever, or any inju
~ from constantly inhaling malaria or miasma.
IL will instantly check the ague In persons who
have snfTe red amy length OF time, from ono day
TO twenty, years, so that they need never have
another eht. by continuing its Use according 10 d.
rccilons.
twill Immediately relieve all distressing ~.
suits OF Bilious or aguo diseases, such Us general
debility, night sweals, dc. The patient at once
begins 10 recover aps etl,o and strength, and con
tlnues until permanontand radical cure seiieet
cd.
Finally, IT. use will bunlsh fever and ague from
antilles, and all classes. Farmers and ell labor
fng men by adopting II rs n preventive, W VI be
free from ngue or bilious attacks In that season o.
the year which, while IL Is the most slckly Is The
most valuable one To them.
one or two bottles will answer for ordinar,
cases, some may require more.
Directions printed In German, French aud span
ish, accompany each bottle.
Price Ose Dollar. Liberal discount made TO The
trade. Trade circulars forwarded on application
and the article will be consigned ON liberal term
10 responsible parties la every section OF the coun
try. For sale by Medicine dealers generally,
JAS. A. RHODES. PROPRIETOR,
apr0ly Providence, X. !.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
AN INDEPENDENT POLITICAL PAPER.

readers will opinions,
birds of the ngs the world home and abroad or
given but keep that we may give
the political
wlb
home This department paper given
popularity patrons
learn something Of interest week about home ona
Of
paper Of the information this kind that shall be regularly impaired
be
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
OygANIK TELgGRAF.

Mr.. Bakwcl, ov Upland, haz latli mad q
statmont on telegrafik komqnikalon be-
twen Ipgland and Amerka. lie mainland
dat sue komunikalon between dc TO klntriz,
wild q sipgl lin. WOE fszibl, wild komparativll
smol ckspcns. 1nsted ov dc submaren VII
az ut prczcnt y,lzd, he wud hav an iron WI
dubl dc tiknes, and protextcd Ii gutaperGo
lie bot a siDgl lin wlld kost fio per mil
hwic, at 1000 milz, amsntcd TIL $4,000
de kost ov laip dSn he estimated at $50
600, makiD de cniir kost 100000. liz
eksprest hiz konfident opinyon dat dc prof.
ext wud he forth kard St.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
nEpRs oy HC nyANz.

Professor Edward Forbz, ov Y,Wop, haz
stqrtcd siontifik inkwirI ~ tn dc dept oy
primcval oCanz. and BELIEVE il posib tn bro
liz upon II Ii dc studi ov dc kulor ov fosil
Jclz. lie lalocr dc wotcrdc NOR intcns ID
kulor, IL dc ckspcricns gand III dreiip in d,
seq ov dc prezcnt period and czonlp from
analoii, we ma infer dc sam 10 prcvald IL
erlicr periodz. Grcnberg, t6, haz kontrib'
yqtcd srmliu NOR tu Sr nolcj on dez mat
err, havip cgzamind spcsimcnz ov mud bro
up from de depb ov silks tSzand mdomz
and fsnd tn kontan livip infuzorio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN

Subscription when not paid within thc.year 800
~ paid within the ycur....................
II paid In advance. .....................9OO
OF Subscribers may remit money by mail
al oar risk, ,chen not less than 81 are re-
mitfed at one time. and receipts ioiH be
returned stating the time 10 phich pay
ment is made. Otfain a certificate Of "a
Post Master as 10 The amountremiffed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
BROOKYILLE CoLLEGE.

Tuvfifs Institution IL now ready To recoiN eany
numberof young gcntlemenand young la
dies, aud afford thom the best oiiacilitlcs
for obtaining thorough education. The building
IL large aud convenient. aud the Board OF Instruc-
ton Will rs tho wants oithe instution
demand. Those young men who may even prefer
togradu ut older Institutions, Wilde wcllto ac-
quiro tho preparatory studies here, whore the
classes are not too large Tor convenience, and
where they are nottaugDt by Undergraduates, rs
In lnostold Institutions. Youag ladies', on grad.
uating, will receive appropriate diplomas.
Boarding can be had In good families, nearthc
college odincc 1.-two dollars per week. Young
mon m board the msoye at nbopts sixty cents per
week. The prices Of tuition range from Ss,50 20
5000 pc quarter with ten per cent discount for
advance paymen Forfurlserparticnlars address
JNO. w. LOCKE, fres't
Rockville nj. feb.6 1854.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29

HAY MAKING.-There is o d.
versity Of opinion among farmers
as to the proper time to cut grass.
Some contend that if it be cut
when in blossom, itcontains a larg-
er amount Of saccharine matter,
and, If properly cured, the hay is
more nutritious and valuable than
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
ovem5er 2Ist. 1858.


Wholesale Depot, att. g. c. Reak-
hirt's, No. 81 Pearl ST. Gin.
DR.. s. w. Forsha, Drug Store. No
side of Fifth ST., 3 doors east of Smith
Gin. O.
For sale at r. Tynor's, ID. Price g.
Sons, Linck e. Farquhar's,Dr. Moody's
and DR.. Hailes, Rockville. Ind.