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IMPORTANT to AGENTS: The second volume

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In Press;
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NEW MUSIC-From the Press Of HORACE
~ WATERS, No 50. Bc.dw.y Pse;sher and Agent iCr
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aide Or Dream To Night" song and Caeres BY Marshall
= Pie author ef Home Again. and Indian Wsrrio
Grave IS espts Also Sin Ballads for the Piano Forte, With
oui words BY The popular composer Oscar Comnetant tvitb
view Improvement Of the musical tsse Of papls
called Monday fsssAsys 40 atsr the sir days u tho
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PLU-RI-BUS-TAH
SONG THAT'S BY NO AUTHOR

O. K PHILANDER DOEsrICks, r. B.,
limo cloth illustrated with l54 humorous ensrsvings ST.
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From The Cincinnati Times
The remarkable success Of Hswstha has aPpeS sh
lander DoesciG He has written companion for hiswatha
and II Hswatha will enlist the heart with
its enoer strains Plu bustah will shake the sides with
ernept and while may produce tears OF sympathy the
other immoderse shedding OF tears OF JOY we
have pleasure perusng the proof sheets Of Doe
sticks ork and must pronounce Doestckss oesr
ia Hiawatha, and Ike IL has
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social foes Of Inc day, and we are confident w over
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pencil JOHN McLESAS, all Of which abound with humor
Now Resdy-A New Rditon Of
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TNHE PARIS CHRoNlCLE.-On the LIST o o.
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AT HOME AND ABROAD By Margaret Full,

AT HOME AND ABROAD BY Margaret Ful,
"A .r Osso Containing Summer the Lakes Things and
Thoughts in Europe Letters from Abroad to Friends at Home
Homevard voysse, and Memorials, &c. Price 81 Is For
sale BY FOWLER AND WELLS, No Ss Broadway ny
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and orstory 75c and Ads, for Grs and Youps Wo
men SIC The KAnsas Region with MAPS &C &c an ~ -
Day or What Eat iOc The AmsTss1 peSa.e. " sIc
2.. srS Help. for The Young Of both Sexes The Ways
Of Ne; SOC FOWLER AND WELLS hsye all We5hs on As
phero,.nhy EDUCATION Temperance Dichonsnes os1e1es
NJ. ~ IN he states Territories &c. Agents supplied
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LICE CARY's NEW b o o h
"A MARRIED. NOT MATED;

Ill Z Il ID y y III
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TTyHIS DAY PUBLtSHED-ONE THOUSAND
i AND ONE THINGS WORTH KNOWING Boob
Co.. syeybdy disclosing valuable ufomaton receipts ana In
struetiois useful and domestic srt, vol Emo e9ta
ror ssle by all bookseller Il STEPHENS, Pubshef
No as Nasut Copies sent By mail on receipt Of price
LIMITED STATES RAILROAD DIRECTO-
nv Tor 1856 eonaning the Of the Ofcers o. AL
the Railroads the United states % far as the sane coai 9e
ed also the length and ernin Of The roads VOL
syo 2s rasea On receipt OF money and address the Dee
toyy viii be cent TO any part OF Uhed States postage
u.d. in paper for q L. or In muslin for 81 Is -
Just pabbed and for sale the Office Of the Bnter. Mag
.xipe No l62 Peari-st- b. HUMANS
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COOK wanted in q small private family In Brook
~ i,n one Who understands Der busnss and hA,
rood VIII fnd easy and pleasant place
German preferred Apply Of No. y fs"spont'-' p'o'oy@
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EAvORITE BOOKS-NEW EDITiONS-We
IL have lust issued new editions Of the following: ~
HEADLEY'S HINE..........'.'''..fneeS i %
LOCKHARTS NAP0LEON........ ....::,...'..'. -
LIVES OF THE THREE MRS. JUDSONS....::. ! .
i c FREMONTS EXPLORING EXPEDITION. -
HISTORY OF THE MEXICAN WAR......'...'' .
TtIPPEk'5 PROvERBIAL PHILOSOPHf...'... %
TUPPER'S POLITICAL WORkS......"..'....'.
JENKINSS LIFE OF JACkSON...::. .......;.;. W
New.York and Auburn
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VIE IDYERTISER q Retired Physician,

THE ADVERTISER Retired Physician,
vhose sands Of fs have nearly discovered while
sir In the indes certain cur. @ Csnsamrton Bfon
,ht. Courhs Colds and General Debility. Wishing 20 do {.
rood he vii send 20 such Of his afflicted fol
low bsips request this invaluable recipe, With full and
,ict mailing up and saceessfay usipf He
bopes no one address him from motives Of curiosity
a. The labor Of replies peat cad inercssG He re-
,uirss ssch applicant neose h chilling cents 20
- rsfsnsd a. postage hc recipe, he rsaads :os
spp,sd 70 he esyn:st q NE sd,estsersnt
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Cost an6 fcnn6.

r OST.-The following Certificates of Stock have
been lost or mislad: Cefcse No. 49, for 100 shares
ssmon and Morgan Rsosd COMPANY dated jan IS s5i
Certificate No. So 80 Ahares nois Central Railroad Com
papy dated April 1852 Both bsued 10 Samuel Hubbard
Application will be made the above Companies @ an Issue OF
duplicates OF the above. M kETChUh
Sew York April Is, 1856.
I OST-A package of Fulton Bank Bills OF the
IL denomination Of S in returning from the Bank 10
oee of the undergDed The finder viii be literally re-
warded on returning the same 10 .
C. H. MARSHALL L Co No. SO Burlins alp
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MERCANTILE PRINTING. - Merchants,
WI sneleerers Trsdesuen, Societies ard az o,hers -no
va their JOB and CARD PRINTING done N hsnds2ms
s,yle ~ ,horf notice are call THOMAS SUI
roy Plain and Fancy Printer, No i42 FultonS y. D.
CAH PRINTING done cheap the cheapest ana COCO
., the best.
oil S0 PER ], LOGICAL att w OLIVER
- ~ CARD DEPOT, No - Bsstn.1.. ans zee
de deru rate Of 10 per good Busnes ard oi
fl per 1000 beautiful EDsmeled Card elegantly prn.ed
for 900 Orden from the country nclosne the pfiee
faithfully executed Fall count warranted
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U T o P E n e d

U s T o P E n E. ID -
y Evans Co.'S GREAT BOOK SALES,
A, M e Broadway where they offering large and
snJd ssortment OF Latest Publications and Standard
Works. per cent lower than the usual pnee' WIN un'
oualed Inducements. NJ, Ill poor
Though strange Vi. none the Leg TINE Nc n1 -. p sooi
nth silver Watches Gold Loekes, Gold Pencils Kings
Bresstpips sik Dress Patterns Silver Pencils On Books S
EVANS Co., No. 400 Broadway.
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

E'OR SALE-A 6rstrate GIG, in good order,
with harness; $3.50 VIII be sold for el2' Inquire
at the Stable, No Hs Msdisor-G
DOCKAWAY for SALE-Nearly new, with pole
III shsfts Wstson's make, Philadelphia; slso set OF
CARRIAGE HARNESS, Gibson's make all in complete or
dsr. Apply ct the Stable No. 90 GrsHdst
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-30
THIRTEENTH DAY.

+. r. Zimmerman, sworn--Came
here in December, 1854, from Penn.
syIvania, settled in Kickapoo. aud
have resided in that district (the Eff
tcenth ever since. wars Judge of the
election March 20, 1858. held al
Hayes. abost seven miles from Kick
apco. night before election there were
camp fires all around: election morn
ing only one OF the other Judges PIP.
peared: body Of strangers crowded
round tac polls. demanding that the
polls be opened; these men were non
residents Of the district; the residents.
seeing their number and conduct, left
Thompson and J agreed upon anoth.
er Judge. and appointed clerks
Thompson and the other Judge had
some difficulty about opening the polls
they would 90 out and VIII isper with
the crowd, VIC agreed on M oath &c
administer 10 the voters; the first mar
who came 10 vote. when we required
Il, said, Il am here" Che other judges
were disposed 10 take his vote without
swearing him; these men hid hemp in
their button holes. and would pass IL
their votes. saying. "All tight on th'
hemp" fsaw no man vote that day
who had not hemp in his button hele
many Of them swore they had claims
whenever there was fresh arrival o
voters, they were received With cheers
some speeches were made during tbs
day; there was agood dcaIof driuking
aud threats made against the "A1olF
tionists" in general, and me in psrtie
ular: there was no Frcc-Statr tlcke
there that day: we had contemplate
having some. but abandoned the ide'
when We learned Of the Intended lnvs
sion; am satisfied, with what | know
....."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-30

taking claims at the time? Ayes;
but these were not.
Q-IIad they not been taking
claims? A.-Somc Of them stopped
at Bull Creek. on their way and laid
out y town, and took a lot apiece; be-
fore tho election. March 80. 1866. was
informed that he was u candidate for
Member Of Council, but he declined;
went to the election: there was large
crowd there: Mr.. Nolan, of Jackson
County. NO., was there: met him and
took him TO the Missouri camp; there
was at least two hundred men there,
a great many Of whom he knew. and
most Of whom had been up at the pre-
vious election; they had come up to
vote. they said; witness asked Squire
Nolan. Justice Of the Peace from
Missouri. why he came up; Nolan re-
piled that he "came up TO keep the
boys in ORDER" while witness was in
the camp some Of the men asked him
&c had been candidate; he replied
that he had been mentioned, but had
declined;they brandished bowie knives
around him, but the friends he had
among them settled the difficulty with
out blood; one Of these men. Of whom
witness had asked IL he intended 10
settle in the Territory, replied NO."
with an oath, but said, before witness
and others that he "came up because
they got dollar a day, and found,
and It was Spring and they could not
do much nj home"
To WITHHELD declined being n
candidate, but many voted for me in
spite of my refusal.
Q-Then Slricklar had no opposi.
ton? A.-Wcll, | was determined
NOT 10 be- candidate, although many
voted for me; knew there was no
chance the way the election would be
managed, and those that would be up;
tho Judges Of Election that had been
appointed by the Governor refused to
serve as things were except one. who
served: the vacancies were filled By
those present; the Missourians told
witness they had come to defeat the
free State men.
Aftor this days proceedings the
Commission returned 10 Lawrence.
where The investigation was resumed
as follows:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-30
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF
THE AGE, rs
AYERS CATHARTlg PILLS,

They don't hee complnluts, betthey ciDf thom.
one Box haa cured nsapopslh.
Three liosorbaNc cufodt The nofsteaass 81 fcf1f
ain.
Two ltoxos have rufcd ff3sipuiaa.
One Box always Gurus lhe iaundice.
Three Boxes are sure ~ elcnlia The d, stem from
li0llse-olien lees than one doea a.
Two loscs have completely cured tbs worst ol
ucefa GA the legs
small doses seldom faii te cure The Piles.
One dose cures the hendAchc arislnFfrom foul
stomach.
Strong doses oflen repeated cxpei every worm
from the body. They should be given 20 children
who Afe always more or lesa afflicted with This
Hcourgo.
"a gentle fhysie ihoy have 80 equal.
One lioN cures derangcmtht Of Che Liver.
Half box cures a cold.
They purify tho blood, aud lhnF strike al ths
foundation 81 every disnHsc.
A. a Dinner flllihcre b not their equal la th'
world.
They arr purely vegetable, aud eau do NO harm
bat doaccomplish an unaecounlnbic amount o
good.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-30

Waterford, Mass. luly -. lf55.
PROF. .. J. WoOD: with confidence. do re-
commend y0nf Hair Restorative, aabclng The most
eiicaciouo article ever faw. ! have used the
Walphcne and other preparations ~ the day, all
without effect Since using 9our ltair Restorative,
my hair aud Whiskcrs, which we're almost white,
have gradually grown dark: aud now feel conf
dent. that Jew more applications viii restore
thom 10 their natural color. a also has relieved
me Of all dandruif and unplcasanti,ehing, 40 com
e. -ffIEX
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CANAL BOAT
ss@lENo w A Z ME, ''
CAPT WIN. SuDLER

WILL make regular trips weekly from Ashland,
w fayette county. 10 Cincinnati, touching ut
Laurel, Metansora, Brookviile, Rochester, aud
other desirable points for Freight and Passengers
The "Wayne" viii leave Ashland, laurel, and
Metamora, for the city, on Mondays, aud Brook
vile on Tuesdays OF each week, and returning,
will leave the city on Fridays--reach Brookyille,
Metamora, Laurel, and Ashland, on Saturdays OF
each week
shipping, and from The long experience Of Capt.
Sudlor, persons wishing 10 send produce 10 the
city, for sale. will nd ~ TO their interest 10 ON
trust 10 with him.
The "waync" will receive aud discharge her
freights at tho Warehouse OF Linck a. Faranhar
upper landing, n not otherwise directed, where
amplearrangemenis will be prepared for shipping
all kinds Of Produce, Flour and Merchandise.
Country merchants, Miliers, aud black smiths
are respectfully solicited for share OF their pat.
ronage by
mays .L.FARQUHAR & CO., Agents.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-30

TREE MoLAssEs.--ror prime Country Mo.
i lasscs nj ~ cents per gallon, 90 to
w. l.. FARQuuAR & Co.'S.
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LOWELL

Among ir unmrfpus discoveries Science hliI
made Ia ms generation TO facilitate the bnsnca,
q --inercnse ~ enloyhieoi, and even Irolsur
the term ofhuman cSistcnto, none can be named
ofinoro real valuo 10 mankind, lhanthls conirl.
button Of chomlsiry 70 he Healing An. a vasl
trial ofiis virtues throughout this broad country.
has proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine "a
combination Of medicines yet known. an 20 snrs.
l5 control and cure tho numerous rarieilcs 81
pulmonary disease which have hitherto eNou.
from ohr midst ihoussads and thousands oY.
cry year. inaced, there Is abundant reasons 70
bchevp Remedy has u length boon fonnd
which can be relied on. 10 The most DANCE :.
Gus affections Of tno lungs. Cor space here viii
permit ~ 10 pnbiish ANY proportion r. the
euots eiiceled BY ils nsc. bat We present she col
iowing,-- and roief further onqulry 20 IN, Amor,.
can Almanac, which The agent below named. win
always be pleased b furnish free, whcfoln are
fan rafilenler afa indisruiable proof Of iheas
omcr Of Transportation, tanfcna n. R..l
=. G.. Aur.f, 1863
Dr.J q; Ayr, beat sir.-hly llslie sop, ioul
yeafs old, has juai recovered from another SEVERE
attack ofmailsnant Scarlet Fever. hia ihroai wa
rotten, aud ever, person that Visited him. nfu.
nouneUd him deal child. Having used }ous
cherry fceiotal, IN California, IN thc winter 81
fRf' l"t HhN"ff tH ~ HI'fI'HfA"f WIZ fHllfN
saeccsf was induced ibtf, u on IA, little boy.
I gave him lea.apoon.ful egefs three hours
commencing IN She morning. and b, ten O'clock
a. night, found decided ehaugo Zoe sio bet.
ler, aud after three aaysusn be was able % cat ~
drink without pain.
to use ID the abot. named tilsease aal save
many child from n premature grave, md &C..
/ liotc the anxiety oflnHny fond nnfeni For al
aiiectnnt Of tie Throat aud iunna. bellows ID
/ The bost medcino okiant. A feeling ~ tho deem.
Get gratiudu prompts mo Ia addressing You these
llnes,-rbul Tor your important discover, ny lliie
/ boy would nov have been ln another world
am yours with fseai respect,
u. POWELL, Nupt. Trans. a. ~. ~.
| Rocky I'M, taomefret co.l n. luiy 80, lf52.
| nr y, &, Ayef,-hlnce your medicine has be.
come known hefe Il has a greater demand than
ANY other cough remedy No have ever soid. itia
spoken ~ Va trrns % uhmeaaurrd praise IS those
aho have ueei 10, and know " somo eases
who're The boptilfy 81 gay oft IL not too muth
for tho good v has donr. ] tatc pleasure Ia soil,
/ ing o. because know that am giving nly custo-
lnefa tho worth Of lllulf money aud foelFmtnod
ia seeding the bennal ID cuhleri
flener send ine fufthef supply, and believe
ne Yours, with lesperl.
JOHN. q. ifi.UfK.
J., Almost aus number Of ffrlinralofcan bo
! sent yea. Us on olnh 81.
JAMES G. AVER.
Practical Chemist. Lowell, Mass
Sold ~ Brook Vile by ~. ". Ilniei
sinotd y Dcpuy, Laurel, Ind.
&, Nancamp, Neiafnora,
&, Oyrron, AudcfanuNllr, f"
Aud al agencies IA nearly every Town iu lhu wasf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-30
Sale Of Real Estate
In Laurel. Ind.

IN Saturday the eist day of June next, will be
NJ sold, without reserve, on tho promises, the
largo two story Brick Store, built BY Geo. q,
shoup, on Lot No. 10, Block No. -, extending
from street 70 Canal Basin. Title clear aud uncn.
cumbcycd.
TERMS -0no.fourih down, and inleresi-bear.
ing notes without relief from valuation or appraiso
mcnt laws. with mortgage the prcmiscs), al
one and two years for deferred payments. -
mays, ie55-t."
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selves that we eau rim ,ou out, rentlcmon, from
"hend 70 fost" forl inenas Than any house W
this Valley. Give ~ call.
Dom0stlcs.
We have AZ unusually large etoet Of pomeaties
such as Musns bloachcd AID unbioaehed, ufil-
llngs, do. Linus and Cotton Diaper, flekinga, 80.
Prints.
When u comes 10 "CAlurco" ewo're around
bat al thatw need any abolt prints b., that " G
have Tho Mcrrimarh. coohoco, Philip Allen a
Sons. Day siaie aud spfngue brandt, which oyery
body knows are ~ good ~ gold dolats.
wall Paper.
This u jusi Me neRsoa Of Jle year 20 paper our
walls-thcy begin 10 look bad. VIZ hayv made
large aceessions ~ out heretofore extensive stock
Of Wall Paper, aud can, without doubt, cxhibn
the largest and most lnaloluily selected aloek-and
then so cheap-of any house in these parts.
Carpets.
We have just opcnod d large aud ven SOLICITED
stock of Imp oFltd Carpets of the latest patterns,
Rag Carpets always on hand.
Roots and shoes.
We have onp room devoted % this branch OF ihr
business, aud We are now prepared % suit With
hhoes or Boots, everybody even 70 tho smallest
infant. Containing all lhe varieties of iAdle,
iiaskinsand isootees Misses and chdid'a shoes
Men aud Boys iiooia aud hhoes. We have n
large assortment of cuhfoM'MADE iiools aud
Shoes Of every description.
Hats and Caps.
Every grade both for men and ho3r, even 60 the
late ntile Of SOFT HATS Zoe hard of soli hrads,
Call IN Gents, and "Adhmn willHte lon "iiis,'
Hard ware,
and the articles usually kupttn retail store. To-
ouecnsW0rc ana tstnssWnrc
We havea entire nov stock, containing some
new patterns, aud all that IL wnntedn this wns.--
but wo feel II unnecessary 90 nay more. suficc
Tor a. 20 say NO feel voiy grateful fer the liberal
patronage bestowed upon usall through our mef'
camille conrse, and nothing ON oar part shall be
done, Mt this late day. 20 MORT disconllnuance
OF the same. We are SURE that " good Goods,
cheap Goods, aud ploul, 0l thom, and gentleman
I, elerksto wait on youla whniy wani, Ne have
no fnars.
april SD. GALLONS sos.
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Blank Deeds. &c.

There has ast been issued at this oihce new
aud beautiful edition OF Blank Dcoda, short form.
we have also. Cult Claims, Mortgages, Commits
sioners' Deeds, old form Deeds. Summons aud
Subpcnae'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-30

North East Penps, ivania, March 8, lojs.
hlR; Ia consoqucnceof basinghair, Tor several
years past. not only gray, but perfectly white.
have cut II short, aud worn caps 20 hide 10 from
view; butsomo thfce months since, Was ihdur-
ed 10 use your Hair kesi0raivo, aud musi in jus'
lice say. that iis effects were almost mracuiour;
for IL has changed u gradual, toalmost IL formoi
splendor rs 10 color, aud LEFT y 50 soft aud glossy
as 10 be more beautiful than u etefwas, when un.
dor The influence of the finest oil. ! carncsti,
therefore. recommend II TO every lady ~ decided
~ ,n best preparation for toilet use. of Anything
IN tho world. BETSY SMITH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-30
TO THE PEOPLE OF
Franklin County,

max UNDERSIGNED proposes tofarnlsh 10 all
L nubscribers,a complete Map olfhc County, on
the plan Of that OF Marion County, .,rot ~ D,
Condii. " right 4 TIA, dan. and nov Ia The Audi
tors ONCE Ia The Court HOUSE 81 bfookfille. n
viii show nj one view The pgmcs OF every person
Ia the county owning land, the public foads. Can.
ai. chn rchcs, School Houses, Mile &c. This Map
will be Inv aiusblc 20 every residens, aud guide
isnny wishing 10 End an, point within the toun-
~. Subscriptions are earnestly collected. and 90
soon as sufficient number shall subscribe. The
work win be commenced ana prosecuted with
,lgor. 4 can be- found ntthe Valley tionsc. Brook
Vile, and will be pleased 10 furnish al infofmn
ton. hope all my old ffieud<. Of duSt lonc past.
will roiicitand send me subscribers. he price
" Al be Five Dollars. on delivery
Subscription lists viii be len Al all the towns
aud public places.
march ~ JAMES NUIfI-