Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21
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PROSPECTUS
TWENTY FOURTH VOLUME
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INDIANA AMERICAN.
Thctwonty-foarih Volume OF the ISDisSx Asks
leAn will begin on the sla Of December, ies5:-
This lisa favorable time 70 subscribe. It. indie
pcndcnce on politics; its unsurpassed summary Of
news, both foreign and domestic; iis devotion 20
the Agricultural Interests Of this Valley, and is
we'll selected miscellany Tor family reading make
10 favorile paper, whervveril Is known. This Il
manifest BY rs extensive circulation. and b. the
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mean. Eve those whose views u cotnbais. road
itrcguiariy Tor they love its Independence though
they hate its doctrine A great uiahy OF these pay
or u, Ike men. for they say rs Agricultural de-
partinent and The family reading are worth the
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ing their own papef Most OF them howcvcr. de-.
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have read u. or annoy thoir nelghbors. We wan,
over body 10 read tho American. hence we 90 not
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~ this respect, nor Of those who lend the paper.
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mat our suheclbers may knoW how n,c Amoris|
eau Is regarded abroad, Ne insert fllf foiloslAg
lenlpofedes;
lffMr.ooodAln la ready enlgf. aad Az able
man. The Amesean has faiien inia good hanss.---
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8lntss2a made 9 go.d edloe; eH We aale 90
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III ~ A. Goosleln Is known iu ills section ~
country as possessing talents 0l thu fstofduf. ai
No degothot thai he viii supposl ihe high stand
inK'ot no Aleficnn -Lnssre"fesufE Prcss.
BRoogviLLf AarRioAE.- fhls rnpaf bias besh
oIaldemtl, enlarged, and l. now o. Il stalled bs
no cditof) thee largest paper Va lAdlhna. II II
largo enough Ia all.oonscience. Friend Goodwin
Is one OF The real pfogressises, and we hope hls
subscription ilsl Will DO rs much increascd In
length As his papcria incfcaaed In size. Uenaers.
vide Tires.
orooodwln, OF The Brookslllc American has
been Improving his paper lately. II isnew one
q The nss!ssl papers published anywhers.--N''
The iifooksil Amoriean comos % US greatly
enlarged and somewhat Improved la appeafeEcp.
We believe Il Is now, tho largest paper. and one
OF the beet Ia the siate,--sAeibyrffis Aaapser.
II The Indiana American has been greatly en-.
lafred and bcautihod, nndis nov the lafgostn wa
paper pabiishcd IN the state OF Indiana, aud "a Of
Tho ccarest type also. -Desfera Ghfifffan adsc-
cate.
The BfookslIlo American has been yoly ma.
torAily enlarged; and the sharp shots with which
II hbounds shows that preachers can cdf secular
paper. first rate II they choso 70. Ia kdilof Row.
r. A. Goodwin enjoys his prosen tsocation A. u DO
had been raisod 10 ibvfilcs and aays juAi Whit no
pleasos abouthll parties-and makes up papug
thatin wide awake and reaenbie in ~ every coll
nmn. Goodiuck 70 hlm.-Seufh hend Rfgisfer.
INDIANA AMERICAN thls paper has been lately
enlarged and Improved, aud 10 ono OF tho most
independent papers IN the State. Its piAln-spo-
kens and generally light upon the Front msrai
questions VI the uay ODD FftloIgf' Magazine,