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n. q. nUmKAM a. co., nANHkEsss,
40 WcstThsrd So, ctvcss Building,
iIetwecn MaIn and Walnut,
GIN MATT. HIO.
Who W m receive them al tho following rates IN
payment cor exchange and isom Correspondents.
oss h9a y PIN CENT sss s'S5 5GsgHssIr
hAyings Bank, conncnynlo,
rfadeu' Hauk, Indianapolis,
Central Hank, Indianapolis,
Bank Of The Capitol, Indianapolis,
Fayouo County hank, cennef,siiie,
Indiana Dank, Madison,
Kentucky stock Bank, Columbus,
Cambridge q ny lIank,
0faInefc, Bank, Lafayette,
Hank Q Indiana Michigan clly
Canal Bank, Evansville,
ofe,sent c,ty Hank, Evansville.
Farmers bank. woslneld,
Indiana stock Hank Lapofte,
Prairie Guy bank, Terri iiaass,
oSE PIX CENT DISCOUNT.
Bank Of syracuse, syracuse.
Hank of Eikhart, kikhaft.
Bank of koek vile, Rockville,
bank ofdb.hen, Goshen,
Bank OF Mount Vernon,
naas o ws;.sw,. warsaw.
Hank of Nonsteello,
ROCKVILLE Hank.
Hoo, Ter Hank.
Lagrange hank,
Huntington ceanty Hank,
s s' Two s' seii' orsr DISCOUNT.
Iippeeanoe tank,
wayne banks,
Upper Wabash Bank.
Kalamazoo Hank.
North Western Bloomfield,
shawnee Hank,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21
re- An Alsbsman writes to us Of
q Methodist preacher who introduced

re- An Alsbaman writes to us Of
Methodist preacher who introduced
the services by the hymn commencing:
"Purgc me with Lvsop."
The chorister led of with tune
not very familiar 10 the choir, and ai-
ter repeating the first line again and
again, and breaking down in the tune
with every attempt, the chorisier look
ed to the preacher in great distress.
and said:
Brother Nixon. won't you please
to try some other yarb?"
" was In Alabama, also, that the
preacher was accustomed to dislin.
guish the /. aud IL. epistle Of John
BY saying. John with one eye. and
John with two eyes. II was long
timo before the people got the hang Of
II, but when they did the distinction
answered very well.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

She said to those who had found her
that she never slept during the whole
time, believing that il she bad went to
sleep, she would never wake again.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

mlttec on Territories, made a. report
on Kansas matters. IL reviews al
affairs. tends to the recognition OF the
legality Of the Kansas Legislature and
recommends carrying out the views oil
the Presidents Message in relation to
the aIairs o. that Territory. They
also give notice that the Committee
win ask for an appropriation for the
maintenance Of peace and to execute
the laws. Collamer submitted mi.
nority report. attributing the troubles
to the abrogaiion Of the Missouri re-
slrictlon, and asking a repeal OF the
Kansas and Nebraska act; a re- organ-
ization Of the territories on free princi-
Piles. declares the act spurious. and The
Legislature an imposition. The re-
ports occupied more than three hours
Ia reading.
Mr.. Sumner had no desire TO pre-
cipitate discussion on this important
question before the reports were print
ed. Both ably treated Of the sub
jscts bat one was calculated TO smother
the true issue. while the other put the
issue in living light before the country.
Let them be Published together. Err
ror could 20 abroad safely when rea-
son waxlei, free 10 combat il. The
Emigrsnt Aid Society Of Massachu-
setts had done nothing which would
In the least degree violate, either the
letter or the spir;t Of the const;tut;on
or The laws OF the land. He denied
the charges contained In he majority
report. They are unsensbIs.
Donolas said. there were facts in IA
which could not be successfully de-.
MED. Violence. fraud and treason
sbnlI be ponished.
The REPORT Of the minority iustifies
foreign interference with Kansas. while
,hss - ,hs ms;a,;tv =, Condemns such
an in,erposision. The laws must be
executed. Seward Was prepared 10
sisnd bv and defend the minority re.
mort IL stasements AZ facts and The
concluzion nt which ( arrives are In
conference.-the. He rendered his
thanks. and those Of his friends
throughout The free States and the
vovld FIR TIA sb;l;tv. divnitv. moder-
~s;on and visdom With Which Cola.
mer nresented their views. II was
nooss1srv To-, Douglas 70 tell them the
lnws shail be enforced By his Admin
tsl,st;on fI}1
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Thesehserisrn Asvs sssuslisbsds 49, 80.
sy " fllladelphis, and WIN furpish sny bock o.
ruoliostlsn q NE retail pflee NJ 81 $500 -
az an; ape ps,, 20 .s . ne ss
ae3f fusnzm's, Grahamh. Funk LssIisS FrSS-
Ions, DO. viii receive the maraxlnes ~ az (oav
and copy Of splendid iiihoxrapk pororo z OF
either washington: Jeckson o. lci6yj o.. h 49,
fcnhcu 70 ~ and ~ Maxasns. 6kor u111 -
csivo copy OF either OF dc lhroc uof(e-6S. N
sue.s1eing 70 % worth of NaeHsln>& - 1Rpes
sase VIZ WI, ss % sss' sfA'' Music fssslshst -
Envelopes ofssey description ana sIse h lsrrs
de-, sont 10 order. " Il
Evsry Description Of xasr.vlss o. vsss 49,
suted VIII neatne.s and dIspatch. Views q 1n1l-
aihxs. nsnspsper HsadInss, Views a nseElrofy.
BOOK Illustrations, Lodge Cerliocalos. nnsln~ss
Cards, &c Al orders sen( " nall pron,blIy a.
tended 10. fessons wishing Views II deli SSlii-
inkseugFavedcs cen sends DseuorfeoVpo q s&olsh
81 NE buildl.g ~ mail o. express. -. -
rsr.sns 81. sts oss'sses having sals.bls srslsss
would mud Ito thoIr atvsrtses y ad6rssn - s~k-
scfbofs, 81 We would sct q aeentz co. jks "a of
we SANE: uYkAN 4 fIxnCx
ookouih Third kirest. Ihllsdsl rhIs. "A.
s'n'hsH&n' taos so1O =. uArsn<r1.
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DIR. q. IL. MARTIN.
PHYs1oIAN AND SURGEON,
ANDERS0NVILLE,
baa, INDIANA.

Tho state OF Indiana In tho Franklin Circuit
Franklin County, fouf,
william Hazard
w. Civil action
samuel shoup, and Henry van.\ aud attach.
llefran, surviving partners on ineni
No 1,a of"shoap, vsAlo'gen
The above named defendants, being nonresis
dcnlr of tho State OF Indiana, Hil take notice Of
lha pendeney OF tho above entitled action, and 70
appear la tho Circuit Court for the County of
Ffankln Ia the state o. Indiana, before tho Judge
thereof, 90 tho second day ofthe next Torn there
in tho said County Of Franklin, and State OF la
diasa, on the arsi Monday OF August next, Al
which term said action Will stand Tor trial, and
answer the plant OF said plaintiff
Witness John a.. Johnston, Clerk Of said Court
this ION day OF February, A, ID. ie5O.
JOHN N, JoiNafoN. Clerk.
wlLsos MonRow, ATTY for plaintiff
fob 9. 3w $50
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PIJRLJC SALE.

nj Office u hereby given thatl will scii at
~ public auction on Saturday the eighth day
Of March next. nj the residence OF r-enc pasir,
late ofFrankltn county. deesased ,au bis personai
properly nottaken by the widow, eonsisting o.
viii DO wen on oil suns over thf<e doiiafs. the
purchaser giving HE note with approved security
vaiylGg valuation and superintendent laws and
bearing interest from doto, JOHN y. 1th
feb S-isss-aw. n Administnios.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

Meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of the state Board Of Agricul-
tnre.
The Committee held It's regular an
nual meeting on the 4th Of March, for
the purpose Of preparing the premium
list for the next State Fair. The lists
heretofore offered were defective in al
lowing miscellaneous articles, and the
result was that premiums awarded by
the committee on miscellaneous arti-
cles swelled to such large amount,
that some limitation was imperatively
demanded. The State Board at its
January session. determ med 10 give
no money premiums to such articles.
and, hence. great labor devolved It.
sell upon the Committee. TO provide
and properly arrange, for the great va
riety Of articles embraced in the mis-
cellaneous class. The lobor Of the
Committee was. however. taken of
by that indsiatigable worker. Gen.
Orr. OF Lsportc county. who has Civ
en- his methodical mind to preparing
Il during The winter. With q few
amendments, his prepared list was
adopted. The rules for the govern
ment Of exhibitors and committees
are clear and explicit. and all doubts
~ 49,, " - - - "
the h entries ,aa; are sa 20 DC ma ~ o..
prem;nc,s A. hs awardsd ~ rho
nxodn.,;nn. - ii. -. s;sh,sa.
Years Of This State 'sA'
a m. n-.-I...: II
~ Lug P'ouuc''ona o. eoys un'
To- ss as s s~S;,, ;s o ~ er,;
IL. 49, a. ~;,,' -, l;s.;a.,;o, =.
s - s,.;ss 1900 >. wv "''A'"' "''''''''o" "
" Srsc;si nxo,,;,o.. - o;,;xsns ~
sh;s s,rss
' Far 'hs bs.s mode, efa H;.b School.
and n;s,,;ss ' srb b HonsssA a and nd"'S r.,
~ .r,,,. I. $780, - aach
~ ~ tsl p'os. ~ s@yn a..
t~c ,,,s,,;rrs "s'- s''a -
rir -" 49,. .-..,.,o, neh,,;,a;. /.
.,o r 81 s"s sh o' Sal. ,pee'ns u 0unu'"s
r.. A.. h.s, go, =, ,ho sr,,;v.,;on
"A ~. i D., 80 '''"' W ' w '"s'
7. -, 49, - -.,., ....;..
~. sss.a.J -. IT, NJ. e. .nh e
Wv, s, ous.sa ~ "n mspss ". .ao wv.
c sm r'o"s ~1 s1'"'"''o" :" 'oo'
x;s,,,o,,o,. ara mora clsar,v vaas
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job WORK Ol ALI EINDS

Posters. Iiandbills, Pamphlets, Labels, Blanks,
Ne, al less rats than they wora over dona IN this
Valley, and Ia style that can not DO surpassed Ia
any country once, and at Tho shortest possible 10.
tiee. Whether wa eau make living Al. 10 or not
10 our concern. The public shall have the be nefl
of our advantages Cor doing cheap and good work,
Moreover, having been underbii. heretofore, aud
having learned how 10 rat. lfom The icssops given
Ne BY competitors, we have determined 10 do LOB
Work, both for the county and individuals, AZ
about half The price heretofore charged, aud we
can make money aithat Bring on your work OF
every description, except work for lotierles and
VIZ HAVE A NEW AND nEkurfFuL ASSORTMENT on
JOB TYPE, enabling u 20 compete, ia the benn-
Ties OF job, with any s'printers"i Che Valley
We feel sorry for the members Of the .'cfafs" has
can'tcompete with US, but NO can't help il now. -
II may cause some sqneafing among the old srats''
that gave us lessons In "rutting," but they ought
not II blame as for out rafting them AFTER the les
sons they have given, They may oven call II
"unparFelled Meannoss,s but still we shall try
Give Us trial nc least and altar finding tho lowest
price old "rntsnwil do work Cor, come 10 this or
ice and we can do II still cheaper. *
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TERRIBLE Disclosures!

bkcRk'ra FOX fliE MILLION
A moat Wonderful aud insaiaabie Publication.
mr.. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL, BRING
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MILL FOR SALE.

THE underrgned, administfator OF tho estate Of
i VIM. Kubonom, deceased. gives notice that no
will selat public sale In Moiamora, on Friday, The
4lh day OF Apfii. 1880, tho
RUBoTToM FIGURING MILL.
NJ NotRmora, on tho most accommodating terms.
Said mill IA now IN complete running order, hay-
ing been thoroughly repaired IN tho mostimpfoy-
ed style. ftsloestlon commando tho entire Gus
tom work and wheat trrdc nj tho beet point on the
Canal. Tho water.power IL comparatively se-
cure from the freshois which sometimes visit The
White Water Valley. Wofcel confident IN saying,
taking every thing Into confederation tina u IL tho
most valuable FIGURING MN on the White water
Canal Tho title conveyed by tho undersigned
will be clear aud unlnenmbefed. Sale 10 COM
monco nj o'clock Y. ~.
TErf MS.
one-hElf s.f The purchase monei 70 DO paid with.
In three months nom day OF sale, nj which time
possession will DO given Tho balance Ia year
from day Of sale. all payments secured by note
With good security, wnlvlng valuation aud APP
prassment laws, with interest from date. The
last payment u 10 DO funded for tho benefit OF The
widow, aud the purchaser can have the time OK
tended NJ long n no may desife by paying interest
aud occurring II vol. Subject 10 the order Of the
Court OF Common pleas OF Franklin county.
WILSON MORROW, Admir-.
n. n. Twin receive private bids for the proper.
~ up 10 day OF SALE but should Tho MIL DO 20 IA at
private sale, the public will be- duly notified there
OF. march 73w 400
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SEALS!.-ANn PRESSES!u!

cRA1s OF fifty LETTERS OR LESS WITH
- Halls Percussion ......................ss
seals OF so letters or less with Rvcns Percuss'n IS
oal4 a. - - Lever. &c
Dovicos extra, from 81 70 $3.50
Notary Public Seals In Percussion. o5-fn Le-
yer. 90.
Coan and Corporation Seals, with large Lever
Presses from Sl2 10 SIS.
Duplicate matter for the Scals-Wflto plain
Mind your is and5's.
Address c. r HALL.
Relarcnccs.-- seal Engraver,
Basiness iaon u IVES, Fourth strcot
OF Cincinnati. Cincinnati. o.
ITPT. A. Goodwin win act as agent AZ Brook
Vile for these Seals aud Presses, whom they can
be obtained at the Manufacturers prices.
march Il
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sEAsoNABLE POETRY.

81 BOOTS AND sos.
~ 4 hare on hand a good assortment Of Boots,
w Shoes. Hiippcfs. Caters. huskins, ho,s. Mo
Gee ana childreup. Also MIRA hurri's celebn,od
busklns and sies, at cash R, yssy a ~,~~.-
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

MUuulk ~ uWU NAt uWuk uNuH.
THE DIRECTORS OF the Asylum Of the Poor. Of
Ion, report of The Receipts and Expenditures on
uccount OF said Asylum "a the Board OF Commits
sionsrs o. franklin County, ~ their March Term,
A. ID. 1855, as.Ioiows, to-wiI;
Tho Expenditures including the 81.
perintendanee &C., from the 2dlh day Of
february, 1855, until the Goth dry Of
February, 1850, la ......,; se,4ao,ai.
Term Is ..s..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9o24.
Exss-. Of Expenditures. ..:..;... sa,sss,I7.
There Was remaining Al the Asylum
on the sssh day o. febiaary, 1855 =. 30 paupers
Tho number brought 10 tho Asylum
since the 10Th do, OF Fsbrafy, 1855, up
Tho number Of Paupers dismissed du-
ring ths aforesaid TORN wcro........... -
Tho number OF Paupers who have
died At said Asylum during the year Ia
Tas whole number ofPaupeEs remain
Ing at The Asylum on the sdIh Of febru-
AIRY, 1896 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.
or whIeh last number there ars..... 20 males.
And OF which Truro is............... % fa'ni'ls
There from the county OF franklin % paapers
{" unlon...is 4"
Total. ........................O
Tho following Is statistical account Of the pro-
eeeds Of tho frn belonging 10 tho sale, Asylum
Of the Poor. to-wit;--
5o7 bushels OF Wheat estimated nj
3 20 pcr bushel. ...s....s... ....... >sUu.oD
s3u0 bu Corn estimated at IS tsperbu 5000
1861 lbs Of Pork packed 1t Sets per ID e3l,s5
tons OF Hay n VI OOn per ton....... 0ONO
1875 lbs w col manufactured nj 90 cis... 1900
ESQ bu Of Potatoes az rs cts per bn.... G2,5o
| 5000 head Of Cabbage at3ets pr head. pO,u0
Garden, Cucumber, aud Bean patches
csfiinntcd al nu,uo
Bceves average 100 lbs at $780,. 5000
"a Stock Hogs ayemve 100 ibs az 4 cts 2lb,uO
head OF young Cattle Ut ", per head y4,uO
Amount sold on the Farm -. .......sa on,si
. head OF Hogs slaughtered before
packing average 900 lbs at 5 cts........ 5000
-------
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3,ius, 20
100 lbs q, 4eis Observation-Disclosures. :. $50 90
~---
ss,ss7, 20
by Order OF The Board.
JOHN II. QUICK, A. &c.
march it3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

TifE undersigned have and viii Away keep ON
hand . general assortment OF Iron and Nails,
suited 10 the uaia--low for eaah.
oet20 TYNkR a kfMiLk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

SHOCKING INTELLIGENCE
PROM TFzR
CIR u M L: a.
THE CROPS ARE SO FINE AND THE c0UE-
y, .g nkeiy 70 30 N 20 prospcreus condition
ihts mil that we expect trade VIII b. very heavy.
Il affords Ne pleasure In view OF these facts Ia DO
lux able 70 assure tho patrons Of tho "Old whlio
Corner" and the public genefally, that We have
Just received and are now Offering n stock OF goods
worthy OF tho lime and place. In quality. style,
and chenpneas they have never been exceeded In
this market. We ahall not attempt 10 enumeraie
tho articles comprising our stock, AZ u contain.
many articles OF new styles ana varieties that need
10 be seen TO DO appreciated. We shall merely
namo few leading articles, such ~
Domestic Dry Goods OF every kind,
Fiannels, Drlihngs bleachsd and unbi'hd.
shoetings and prints OF oyory grade,
LIncn and Cotton Diaper,
a frcsh lot OF Mems Fancy CASSIE
satinets, Cloths, voslings, and a nne assortment
OF Clothing, both FOR men aud boys.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Is not excellsd -comprisIng a. II does OF osaryva-
loiy Of silks Mernoos, Bofages, pulsixs Nus In
De Laines, cashmeres, dc.
ALSO; Ladies' SIX Manullas, Grape, silk.
and EmbrolderIes, AiikInds Of Ribbons, iidfT.
Hosiery, Gloves &c.
Roots and shoes.
We have onsroom devoted 10 this branch OF the
business, aud We are now prepared 10 suil with
Shocs OF Boots, everybody even 70 tho smallest
infant. Containing nii The varieties Of Ladies'
Menhnd boys Boots and Shoes. Many OF chem
are s'ensiom made.n
Hats and Gaps.
Every grade both for mon and boys, even 10 the
very laiost ni,le u "LoNDoN sM oiSEr Hats.
iaardwarcs
and the articles usually keptln q retail store. In
Quccnsxnrc und Glassware
We hhvcnp cntirc pow stock, containing nofno
new pnlefus aud all that Ia wanted In this way
But We feel II unnecessary 10 say moro. suffice
Tor us 70 say We lcel sefy grateful for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon us Cor 40 many
years, aud Ne the boat evidence that We appreciate
fasors, and OF our gratitude, wo have spared no
expense orroubie 10 crafty every taste. aud rom
dor ourselves worthy Of continued patronage, and
sales. .a. .l' 49,.
scpei Nd. GALIloN& son.
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''RATTING.p.
COMPETITION PREVENTS I'M.
POSITION

"iaitng," 4 The pppellaion given 70 those pfln-
trfs "who VIII work for les pfieo than Is esnef.
ally paid for printing! Iiul by Tho aid Of our
Power pFess' aud other facllllies,we arc now pro.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21
IfATs ANp CAps.
IuoN ANnNAII.s.

~ u have Just r. celyod general assortment OF
w Hats and Caps, for Men, iioys aud Children,
ociip fyNER q KfMBLR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21
EXECUTORS SALE.

Notice u hereby given that viii sell, atpubsic
auction, on Saturday the fifteenth day OF March
next, nj the lats residence Of John Sicole, OF
lloomlnggsnye Township, Franklin County de.
ceased, all bis personal pfopery mot rpccinea NY
boquoHthed) consisting OF horace. hogs, cattle,
shevp, corn, oais, one wagon, farming utenslls,
twolvo montha win DO gwen ON all sums over
three doliart, tho purchaser giving his note iih
approved security, waving valuation and ap.
praisemontl,ws.
fob ~ JAMES siEELE, Executor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

ExEuuToR.s NOTICE.

Notice ishcreby given that The undevlgned has
bean appointed executor Of the last Will OF John
steele, lato OF Franklin County, deecnscd. said
csihio IA supposed 10 bo solvent. /. tIIf 4
feb 90 JAMES STEELE, Executor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21
NEW CASH
CLOTHING HOUSE.

'fholaalo aud character 81 nnilonhfe known
yiis costume, -hoofT,
pELIEvINo AS WE DO IN THE TRUTH
elgn somethinglo eleyale Ne Ia the O. Situation 81
man. The undersigned Il aware that Il 4 al
most futile 20 attempt 90 catch the attention 81
tha public a rough the medlnn 81 nn advertise
meit. 3etne eannot rofrain from endeayolng 10
@pss ' s nss ~ ess e. ss s s ss
ihlngs TO be studied in FaFment that q combines
HAeF, EIfak sue AND pur knsLifs, and that q gar
mepl cut and made ~ Ills mannef WHILE n oosrs
40 MORE than one bnn fllngiy thrown together,
syalety ~ peneet iorm, aud coneeAls nc do
fleets Of an Imperfect one- In lliustraton ol this
We could point 10 many VINO "stalk through the
world rearce hall made mp, and tltht % lansIy
aud anfashiopnsiy that dogs bark atthem as thn>
Sositiat uss have been euriailsd Of iais pro-
portion by ~dissembilne nature" but from the
FACT that they did not purchase lheir dross Of a
practical tailor. To such We would recommend
NE new, fsshlonably, aud wen selected stock az
IF o. slBAlAlEl&.
Two doors north Of he bank, where you win al
ways nnt nlafge assortment Of
HBEADx-sIADEr CLOTHIING.
Cheaper than can be had NJ any other house In
ms country no practical in y, ANA ns1ssrs
lie, after expressing thanks for past fa,ors, re-
quests the coniinunnceo 90 patronage from the pub.
M sss w s.sHy g ss % o.s ws y
carry on The Tailoring and IL prepared 70 DO up
work on the shoriestnotice and most reasonable
manner. 5000. Il
sePsi t r. o. BAKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

The stalu OF indiana, / IN the franklin Court Of
franklin County. Common Pleas,
Richard W. bishop, William w \
Wells, and George W. Bishop,
against
Richard walker. Mary Walker,
Thomas Carney, Lot y. swift,
robert u. Bowler, Samuel w. fia'
seltne, Moses ~. ilaseitlno, vii.
liam n. Comsioek, Jacob y. Aber, e.
Jesse Wilcox, George w, Day,
lluwen MulIack, John III. Carter,
Robert NJ. Clements, Alexander
v. winston, Isaac N. winston, ! Ciyii action
Ieonidas w. Winston, Theodore 10 force lose
ShotweIl. james ID. Lehman, Ru- { mortgage.
fas A. Jones, Max Siadier, Horny
j. Laner. Moses Stndler, and Geo.
A. Wheeler, non-resldents OF the
state OF Indiana, and George w. So
Walker, Nicholas Walker. Daniel .Hfs. I.
Walker, John Walker. Mary l..
Walker, Margaret u. Walker, Car
oline \. Walker, Lucy Walker,
John ID. liowland, John ". Far
quhar. and Justice Al. Jenks, Adj
OF the estate OF Cid
anu AMI xaI.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

II az ofIFInnI and pop
ulaf Treatise on Man
and Womani their Ply
slology, fnnctions and
sexual Disorders 81 ey.
cry Kind, with never
falling Remedies Tor tha
speedy cure OF all dis.
eases ot n private and
delicate character, incl
dent 10 the Violation o
- Nafu...l. lad
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we annex sfss esfsInesies % eerrobeun car
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and have edrlrsd ~ WONDERFUL <fr<t. ~ koir
vas beeominf. as taocfht. perAsr>u1l> emy.
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Tho above named non resident defendants, win
take notice OF the pendcney OF tho above entitled
action, aud 10 be aud appear In tho Court OF Com
mon Pleas for the County OF Franklin, IN the State
OF Indiana, before the Judge thereof, on the see
ond day OF the next Term thereof, 10 DO held nj
the Court House IN Rockville, la the said county
OF A. rankiin. aud. State OF tndiann, on thu first
Monday Of Apfii next, TO answer the complaint OF
tho above named plainillIs In said action. Fl
Witness John N. Johnston, cierk OF said Court,
this 18th day Of February, A. ID. 1885.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
J, n. PARsvllAR, ATTY forPirfs
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