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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

A SH L4lmber of Hae fst quality wanted in ex-
 A change for any alndunt 0f new or second hand Cariag0. We can and shall sell Carriages better
 made and It les prices than any establishment in tc VI can't get time for that, and thc expens1a ii a nan md 8eam must cone from the bn seE--so rleese c&ll It ny establishment and make your oNn selec- tions hon number If syle4
 A1se IT sni6, fhroe good Horses md one tWelse- horse S1o6n Engine of The best kfnd
 fa One painter 4nd one body-maker wanted inn mcdiately.
 Htchceld. June 4th. 1sss. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
R. Terry & Lester, II m 70 Q T. t @ r. s And Wholesale Dealers in Hardware, and Commission Morchauts

Agents for
 Wilders Fire-Proof Safes, } Lazell, Perkins X Cos Drdgewater Nails, Underwood's Betting and Lace Leather, DunnelI, Dexter & Goodwin's Paper Chas. Camme!l < Co.'S celebrated Files, Eagle Co.'S Gimlet Pointed Screws,
 J. L. Browns Platform and Counter Scales, Fields Tacks, Brads. Braces. &c.
 Fairbank' Scales constantly on hand Also, complete assortment of American, English and German shelf Hardware.
 Particular attention paid to Builders Trimmings- and any about to build will do we'll to look over our samples.
 EB" Five per cent. for cash.
 Hartford, July 18th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
Scotch Pebb1es

IUST received by the subscriber, m assortment 0D of Spectacles set with genuine pebbles. which he will sell at the lowest price Also quantity of pebbles unset to accommodate those who may wish them set to their own frames; those In want of either are invited to call and sec for themselves R. MEIiRIMAN.
 Litchfeld, April sOth, ls5s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
Millinery and Fancy Goods! >r @-~@- sA~~7 -

New SpE1ng SCyAe5. MG EsEs FARNSWORTH having returned iron, aI1 New York with a large assortment of elegant Millinery and Fancy Goods. solicit the attention of the ladies' generally to their large Stock, comprising all the novelties of the season. ss
 Misses Faznsworth hope still to retain the patron age which has been hitherto so literally bestowed, and will spare pains to suit the tastes of all who may favor them with eall (
 fIJ- Straw bonnets repaired and bleaehed.
 Ltchfeld, April 1th, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

-, MoNAN.-Why was woman made from the n1s esp.o snAn, in preference to any other bone !! ,s s Nzn ottakeu from the head, lest she should .as ,sr him, nor ifoln his feet, lest he shonld s.s.c ss1 on her but shs was takcn iron.llis s,s s ~. q, s.s might b his cqnal from under sas ~. n.A .ast hs might protect her; and from 1s.e Ss. - that he might cherish and love
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
Hepry W. Alla.,as & Co.'S

S the best place to buy Sugar, Molasscs, Teas, Coifees. Spices, &c., &c. 20 bbls. refined, pulverizcl, granalatei and crust Sugars hhds Porti Rico Sugars, Aso5 5 hhds. choice Porti Rico Moasses the best We have ever offered, price 50 cents per gallon.
 HENRY W. ADAMS & CO HtchAsid. May Fist, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
MANSION HOUSE,

"na. H. CrOzS17aaxa. HAVING taken this House. the subscriber is LII prepared to extend to travellers and others the best of accommodations "for man and beast -
 The Hotel is located in tho pleasantest part of the village, and no cort will hc spared to render it at all times desirable homo for those who may visit the place. To the members of the Ear and others of Itchfeld County, he has only to say that tho rcpu- fation the House has possessed for the Last twenty years will be fully sustained
 Connected with the Hotel is Livery Stable, where good teams may Do had at any time.
 Litchfed May, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
NTD" GooDss

IT III" GooDss ID LEAcsHU Go0Da.~4A cousplote assort- ID ment compfisipg every width and quality. for sale by .ss .ss s "A. q. BRADFORD .DoPLugA BGsses, Bsage DefAinss, Muslia pe .A Laines. AlapacCaa, Printz, and all kinda of Dress Goods for saie by A. G. BRADFORD Wolcottville April sth. 16b6 "HT1E0ooDs and Dsspery, Nusains of arI de. IVY scnptiOns. Laces, black IAce vclls, Swiss and Cambric Edgings. Insertines. Undsr-6lcevcs Chem. isettess &cs for saIeveEy cheap by
 s- .G. BRADFORD. WclcotviIls, April sth, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
TIT Rr Eu.

IT HG 1. - = CASKS HADSELL'S LIME, just received | Y and Tor ss's low \ ywooDlSo LEWIS. wolcottsiile, Narch s1st, l6as.
 and attractive stock q tho above goo<s this day opening at the Granite Store, Wolcul<viIlc. ; sgss5 x wO0pIN0 6 LEWiB HsARPHxs AND on cGo4as.- new los O just received. consisting of Tapestry, 1ngrains, Half Wool, Sc with Druggcts, Mats, Mattings. &c., Oil Cloths Al and 6-4 wide. - ], ,.s.....s "a $. DLACK SILKS. of tho same very superior lD brand as those heretofore sold by us Also, Striped Silks, De Laines, Shalleys &c.
 W00DING LEWIS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
DIT Gooils, 0reeexies, 1e.

u,Hr mn-u1h.n vould rusurn their th1rks fbr tke TIT nkofal patrounEe vita v1I14 heir sfore TT hssn kxo<ed h the pat t4o| A1Is TT consAnnt at1enfion to the wants of the iz41Iu6 puhlic and hy Vstem of fair end honozaDe o.aianF (oods is lerge which wc are selllng q small prot. (ur Grocery department is fall and complete a1I ve ftol confident of our ability to satisfy eu who purchase of - that they receive thelr moneys chasing clsewherc.
 South .Norhlk, Maash, ls56 .ss..s s5 M
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
Tho Gould Seminary, In RsgllsA md FrsncA. Boarding ana Day school for Young ladies.
 k11cHKIH1D. CONN.
c. II. HOILISTER, Esq, PREszDExr. MISS 5. HOGAN, PRIscIPAL.

ASSISTANT akACHEM,
 MISS Fl. ,. STYLES. MISS s. A. STYLES. m UPIS will be received into this Institution de
 signed for the efficient and thorough education of young ladies' on Monday the Ith day of July next The scholastic year is divided into two sezsions commencing on the first Wednesdays of November and May next, each followed by vacation of four weeks
 The number of bonding pupils will be limited i; none win be received for less than year, unless some definite arrangement is made to tho contrary before entering.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

Litchfcla, June 2d. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
Improved slingle Machine.

uE1NhI W. ADA N N' Litchiield May 2lst, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

Nolcottvillc, May 18th, 1856.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

"old Lincrs" sometimes mad ver,
tently toll the truth BY mistake. and
draw faithful comparison from igno.
rance. Willard. IN his hArangus Al
the State House yard on Saturday
night. after asserting that the election
Of Fremont Was claimed because ~
had climbed 70 the highest peak o.
the Rocky Mountains. and there plan
ted the stars and stripes. won. on "a
say. that "thsre was. once upon q time
q half. witted boy who had climbed up
the Natural Bridge, IN Virginia. and
there cut his name Ia The rock. high
above All tho other names therci IN
scribsd" Willard wondered II Il
would not BE- clsimed that this ven.
turesoms boy was entitled 70 the
Presidency. Reader. do you know
what boy that was Z We csnot be-
lIsvs that there are many OF you who
are 40 lgnorantNs Willard, the old
candidate Cor Governor, and who do
not know that that brave boy was no
other than George Washingfen. whose
nAms IL not only Inscribed above all
others In The rock Abutment OF the
Natural Bridge. bat ssIlI higher above
all others In tho hearts Of The Amvri.
can people. We thank Willard Tor
the parallel be has drawn between
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

And whereas the said enumeration
OF 1853. shows the whole number Of
males over 81 years OF age in the
State TO be els. SOL. making the ratio
for one represe NATIVE the number oil
e.l29: therefore. be it
Resolved. That Gov. Joseph A,
Wright. in refusing to exercise the
power conierre d upon him by the Con,
sitution to convene the legislature ia
cases Of emergency, has been guilty
Of violating the high trust re-
posed IN him, and reduced the State
to . condition OF revolution solely e
accomplish per~ ,nal and party purpo
ses,-that his proclamation is without
justification or authority OF Law. with
out valid force or power-that tn,
apportioument attempted TO be mad,
by him is a willful usurpstion Of pow
er. in direct conflies with the spiri
and language Of the Constitution
unjust and unequal in its provisions
and is not entitled 10 the respect Of
obedience Of the people, any. iurtheI
than the same may be consistent will
justice and the principles Of the Con
stItutIO0. NAt@ 4
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25
usurpstion q His xasIsty, Joseph
the First.

The following resolutions were
adopted in regard to the usurpatlon Of
our late Governor. but present ruling
sovereign;
Whereas. Through Disagreement
Of the two houses Ut the General As
sembly. the Legislature Of Indiana
failed TO pass an act for the apportion.
ment and distrioting OF che State for
Senators and Representatives a. In
perativsly required by the constisu-
lion. ~ sel e,
! And whereas. the Governor. Joseph
A. Wright. though often solicited. has
refused to call q special session Of the
/ Legislature to make such sportion.
ment, but has instead thercof. issued
a proclamation, districiing the State
without authority Of law. an 4 propo.
sing an apportionmeut, which is alike
unjust. unequal. and In direct ,,Un6ict
with, and violation Of the 9Th ., sction
oi article W.. Of the Consultation " hich
provides that the number Of Seua. 'ors
and Representatives shall be "appc W
toned among the several countiss |.
according to the number Of white male
Inhabitants. above twenty-one years
Of age. IN each =
And whereas, under said proclama.
ton The following instances Of Unequal
ifv and intuofica 49, sfssc.ctoI - 4.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

kT0ns Of The most soAndelous co.'s Of
rudensss and lnhospltAllty ws ever
heard Of WAS perpstratsdIn PhIlsdsl-
phiA last week twas on the occasion
Ola FILLMORE Raddoslon Meeting to
whseh all the BuehanItes were rallied
~ mattsr OF course. In order 10 keep
up show Of strength for Fillmore 10
the last Into the midst ofthIs crowd
Of BuohanAnites the Fillmore men had
no more consideration than toiniroduee
4 banner. esenting "old Buck
stretchd on q Doctors table, and bled
70 the last state Of exhaustion, while
sawboues stood by, lancet In hand
and disappointment clouding bis brow
muttering that he had searched for
that drop Of Democratic blood" to
the utmost without finding II, and he
didn't see where II could be.
II the Fillmorites don't know how
TO treat their friends better than this.
their meetings will soon be deserted.
But we trust this was an oversight,
and that they will be careful not to
do so again. su,.s sia 49,.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

e. Two hundred and four inh abb
tants Of counties in the northern part
Of Michigan. have addressed COM
munication 10 Governor Bingham. rep
resenting the suffering to which they
have been subjected by reason OF
Mormon deprsdations. and praying
some relief from the nefsrious con-
duct Of their troublesome ,neighbors.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

.Why dour the House accept and
psss o. l1suaes's Ksnsss bill ." b ssk-
I'd By spne Iwhe now sayn they hope to
see kansss . Free State 6ut who never
showed their faith BY thsis works. Let
10 tell them. . ca HAS
MI; Beepuee ehst iii gives no assu-
rance that Ffoe Labor will have any
fsIrsr play under Re rpsovisioas than Il
hes hs1 under the Kansas N ebrasks bill.
Al the pFomises now made. ill the l-res
Aung ouk. ere bat rspstitions Of pros
poets eqaslly specious held out when
.the Nsbssska bill was forced through
Congress two wars ago. Then we
were told that Slavery had no chance
70 gain . footing In Kansas the
stswsio f Godr hid excluded It-thst
the slsveholiers didn't want that Terri
0By-<thnb' shey 'esly sanssd 10 estab-
lish the principle that Slavery might 90
vtees~ he peopls SEN 81 10 carry Il
-~asi that the President would use his
patronage falely and Justly In choosing
men 70 govern md Judge the Territory
-skat you'd eome In = Free State.
Of couF3s Such ! were the promises
and pros peels on the strength or Which
de orieioal Nsbraska bill was driven
through oonRyob, We have seen how
those pledges have been fdhlled. We
sFs4ox ale! p truss the very sane
.nedfwilk W I6jueoft Freedom o. sIa-
very IN Ksuns. How csn we
IL. Gov. Rssder. 1t. Gov. Roberts
and 0ooyoenry' .DehsIsr, with Senator
Lane and many other FreerStste men OF
Kansas ere oId-time Democrats. and
atrepuous supporters Of the Nebssxka
Dill when passcd Reeder and Roberts
are Penney lvsnisns; the former. and
We think tbe latter also, belonged to
that section Of ths party 70 which Mr..
Buchanan belongs, end naturally SYM
pathi1a with Il. IL tina issue Of Free
dom Or Slavery In Kansas were out o!
~ ~1y, (kess would now be for Buch-
suan. They ere only opposed 10 him,
II a ell. becsuse ct their devotion b
Yreo Ksnsas. Yet these say, a. does
evory man who knows Kansas intl-
mstely sud lsbovs to make her Free
Gtnt>, thai 70 paes the Toon b. Douglas
iii q he Senate 10 to surrender her
inevItatIy u the Border Rv@ ans -
Wkois likely To know better than they 7
- III TN Tooubs- Doogiss Dill which
kkao ooooG1 NE Senate does not abolish
~ l6roelou1 code Of Laws imposed on
xahoae h the Eruption or six Thou
ssnd MIssouFians on the 30th Of March,
1855. but only few Of their most OBJ.
viously ssrocious provisions. II does
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25
Rsa ea TAa Fanny CIRCLE NED e E MussMT

| printing Offices and even hotels 10 b
demolished O. nuisanoes, spd then place
| shemselves a tho head of Buford's ant
| Atchluos.s hordss and proceed 70 pa
ouch present ment Into execution. No
onlv tie Territortal Officers. bot tn
0hse1ds and Judese Of Probate. &e.
appointed b. the 1order. kufhsn Legs
lsture. will eli hold on under the Sen
ats's "Pacillc stion" bill How Ger
Free State men be expected to assent
to this 4
Nv. we ere told that those Free
State hen who have been tr'vsn Out o.
Kansas By Lecompt 4 Co., may return
and vote q she election eon(emp plated By
Toomb's hIlt. How rolnrn J Not
through Nlsssurk b. lhs only, faclls
route-thsf rate h closed By the bor'
der Ru6Ians. They may 20 eround
twentv days' journey through ne rack
lees vIlds Of Westsrn Iowa II they
choose. But sopposo they %, wnes y
10 p>oeect them against the ine'otm ent'
Of Leooupt sad arrests q Done'oson
snd Jones J Those wortn'es no'a Tsssy
man who helped estao'sn tne 80.
Slate 0ovsrnment, o. Who ieinseo 20
recognise g vslid and obey INC &C., o.
ne bogus L7glslstufss or VINO sessssu -
help defend Lswvsnee when tnsy nesso
that The bordsr kumens were a'1:1'as
70 destroy her. 10 have com@''ses uss
son. and they have quite . numoe, o.
leading fses-Stste men nov IN close
ioil on indictments Based On toese v'sws'
soppese our Ffse-stste men now away
rom ksnsss 60 osek 20 psrt'e'pa's 10
her struggle Tor Freooom' wnat "o Ply
vent their sharing the tate Of Gov. ROD
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

rROF WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

THAT aliths bald and gray esn be restored per.
fectiy In original growth. 20 far as their locks
are concerned, does not admit of doubt; besides,
u will cure every possible disease Of the ses ip
WHISTLER developed a. aandran, itching; 2, ~ lhe
aud In no possible ease will u fall OF curing. NJ
II by magic. nervous o. periodical headache. and
II used twice a week by tho young, regularly, u
wlli preserve the color. aud Keep the hair from
falling, 10 any imaginable are, Road and Judge.
Q. Y. II. Office, Vandllla, juno ~, 1854. Z
PRor. Wsop-Dear Sir; I take pleasure in bear
Ing voluntary testimony 10 the exceIlence OF your
Hair Restorative. Three months ago, my hair
was yer, gray. It's now dark brown, (the orig
inai coIor,) smooth and glossy. The only appIca'
lion have made W Il. has been the Hair Restora
i've prepared oy you and which, from the resu',
" o EnwARn yroLcorr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

-
A
1uonsnAn. H4
The Observation-Disclosures press sne
speakers are TOO hard % ne p'e ~
Buchanan. and We insiat upou e, thai
Il Il not f.Ir a ihus disinter the dead
80 a.. p.,,... -, s.p..e. a ii,
o'e ~ -. !.
1hey oege4 ~ pup''n'n8' na s'o
Of July Federal speech--that eae
youthful indiserstion. being then only
"a vs.r..old. rS.v.then published
-. 80, 800. .,,.sss !. o,u,s-. i,
~ 30" y ,,s.
1875 when % Was only S'-s" VOC
young to b held responsible, ano
now they are publishing his letter ol
,axa when about 69--in bis second
s IT, 4. 1880 z
'n'''nova' ny "s ~ go
WASHINGTON Aug ~ ioso'
DEAn sts;-I have just received
yours Of the 18th Inst. IN which you
submit 70 me the following paragraph
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

ET A B Arber desired groggery'
customer Of his, one Sunday morning
who smelIed strong Of alcohol. to keep
his mouth shut, or the establishment,
would get iadicted for keeping rum
hole open on Sunday. !,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

NEW and sinEularly successful remedy for the
n cure Of all Bilious diseases = costiscnc, lnti-
Ssas ei a%ol ne' Ssr,o" ss.s "as Johanna
lions, Headache. Pains In the Breast. Side, Back
and Limbs. Female Complaints, sc. &c. Indeed,
very few are the diseases IN which Fufgutyc Ncdi
cine y not more .. lss required, ard much sisA'
Iess but cectual Cathnftic wcfe moro freely used
No person can feel well while costisc habit Of
body prevails besides. II soon generates serious and
often fatal diseases, which might have been avoided
By the timely and judicious Of good purRntivc
This Is Alike true 81 Colds Fsvcrish symptoms and
Bilious arrangements. They all tend TO become OF
produce the deep seated and formidable dlston,pers
which load the hearscs all over The land. Hence
public s sna e Pm Ss ssss pssss q
With consummste skill 10 meet that demand An
extensive trial Of lts virtues by Physicians Pfofcs
sors, and Patients, has shown results surpassirF
any thing hitherto known Of any medicine. cmes
have been effected beyond bt.cf. wefc they not sub.
stsntiatcd ~ persons Of such cxsltfa position and
character a. 10 forbid the suspicion Of untfuth.
Among the many eminent gentlemen who have
testified IN favor OF these Pulls. We way mention
cinnaH, whose high professional character Is en-
Jcss MeLrAS, Judge Of chs supreme Court Of
the United States
THos. cenwlS. Secretary of The Tieasury.
Hon J. NJ. wnIonr. Governor Of Indiana.
N. LoNowonru, great vino grower OF tho West
Also, DM ]. H. CHiLToK, ffacticai Chemist, 81
New York City, endorsed Wy
HoS. w. L. NANCY. Secrctary Of state. IA .
WM. II. Aaron. the richest man In America.
9. LrLASp 4 Co., fropr's Of the Metropolitan
Dd space permit, We could give many hundred
certificates, IRON all parts whore the fnls have
been used but evidence even more convincing sssn
These Pills. the result Of long investigation and
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25
IMPORTANT
TO FARMERS.

TMyEEp1sR uIns!! .!,I nAs OPENED sAof
me building formerly occupied k~-M
By John Adsms, whore no 10 pre- 49,.
pared 70 supply customers with -
BRIDLES, SADDLES, 80
WHIPS, and evesy article usually found In . frst
class Saddle and Harness shop, 81 Cincinnati
prices. Having had several years. experience In
Inc business, he r. confident OF success.
Heis prepared 10 do all kinds OF repairing AT
short notice. .t ret. % ~
may25 5S5 EDWARD NEVER,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25
CANAL BOAT
s'@lEN. WAYNE. p

WILL make regular trips weekly from Ashland,
w fayeuo county, 10 Cincinnati, touching Al
laurel, Mctansorn. Brook Vile. Rochester, and
oihcr desirable paints, for frckhtand Passengers.
the wayne" will leave Ashland, Laurel. and
Vile on fuusdays Of each week. and returning,
VIII leave The city on Frdays-reach Brook Wills.
Meiamora, Laurel and Ashland, on Saturdays Of
each week
The "wayre"is prepared 70 do ell kinds Of
shipping, aud RON The long experience u Capt.
sudier. persons Wishing 70 send produce 10 Che
cuy, Tor sAlr. viii dad u 20 their interest 20 en-
trust II with him.
The"wayne', win receive and discharge her
frelghts a. the Warehouse Of Llnck n tnrQuhnr,
upper landing. n not othcrvise directed, where
SIMPLE atsnnFemenu will be prepa for chipping
all kinds OF Produce, Ftourand Merchandixe.
Country merchants, Muiefs. and Hlscks miths
arc respectfully solicited for share OF their pat
may PARaunAR 4 CO., Arsnu
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25
EDWARD woLcorr.
vIncennes, Ind :, Juae sI. Iss;

vincennes, Ind, juno -, 1883.
RR0F. %. J. WOOD: "A You are abouilo man
ufaciure and yend your recently discovered Hair
Restorative. will state, for whomsoevor II may
concern, that have used n, aud know others 70
use that have, for several years, been In 4 b
habit Of usioe other Hair Rcstoratives, and that
no month = proper use. will restore any persons
air 10 the original youthful coSor and texture,
living TIA healthy, soit aud glossy appeArancc;
and this, without discoioring. the hands thai
apply n, or IN, dress on which II drops. 1wouid,
therefore. recommend It's use 10 every one desir-
Gus OF having nne color aud texture OF hair.
Respectfully, yours
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

MElA ERllGAN.
h11asfpn ~ - oeses 1l>rus. /
I'D A18SI 1101 xA1b41. =
I'VE srs in'vsssip< % . very late end
ia6poetea> I9>ser ron Leavenvortl
oays = 4 IL psIIo7 V be psruusd
<oa splm 10 his mill
~ 0overnm>>f " Kansas. y ststed
II ~. ND 10 from he own
Iipl<<lRxz1 ~ "a - much Of the lstter
- rsI6lo3 8 ca. Smith : doeIaralions.
which. skoesh bvlsG. will satisfy the
friends - F1Pe Kspses u NJ North,
thas ~ ins>snslioas Iron hsadq dsriers
a WHhrae<o1 afo of tbe character q
~ ~ 60 pkieh ksvs preceded them
III vtifaf - g. un6er data 5. is 2
ksxsuwws1z1 Orr. Jelly 10, 1855
16Dors- ldzlors:--- ~ a
sx6vpr6oy 4 6vle4asion ofour citizeus
voiosd 1905 General Psrsilsr +.
Smith, Nhls quarters - Fort Leavsn-
worth, = lay eh>ig evisvapees before
Rt-H,-~1f~-x ~ f-s~---.{st~.>t- ~ In
n'os 80 ~ ee 'ste5 po.'uon :; ~, W.
~ 81 eocer @ scs ,osos
property from the bands q The srmed
u,asoniors ltoo eouth Carolina. 0sor.
- 81 u .. -r ~. 49, .s, s~~.s
1, - s = ., ~ = ~. WV"
se - .os..se 1872 ~ 'e.ns.. 80
Rlrs, ~ o2'' e'ps
sss9 - ~ II. asn - 'o o',, 49,
.rs @s m'Ys
49, y. ~" - g -
- - Lstt'.S.y. ny npy =
% - ..s9o 49, s,.
~ 49, ~ y. .'s<'y s. Nv. :. a INV
eIe s1n 49, "'nS
20 = zee. oeo q. oo'os =, rws anu
49, !.sss' s ~ ;ssss. !, ss.o ns
. =. s.ya po. sss that !, -, ~,
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PLEASE READ THIS.
IOWA LAND AGENCY.

7 sril.L ArsRsD TO THE nuslNkss on ~.
! vestlng money IN Wild or uneuItyaied iands,
fArm., ahd le~s ia,si pa, Ing taxes 6e., tor PER
sons living a. . distance, tunds can be cnt with
salty IN drafts on New York,
Those wishing 20 put their money whore II will
Dc safe, and Yield large per cent, can have n 50
Invested By addressing
July ~ ABRAHAM CAREY.
Cedar Falls, Black Hawk Co., Iowa,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25
VALLEY HOUSE,
BROOkVILLR, IND.

JOHN KING. PROPRIETOR.
WiiIs well appointed Hotel has undergone
i thorough repain for The summer season. under
the Immediate supervision Of the new proprietor.
he assares bis ff,ends aud those who may favor
him with thsir patronage. that II shalt BIO his de-
siro a. all times 70 make ther stay with him agree
able, a. no intends 10 keep good table and obig.
log assistants IN fevefy department..
boardvrs VIII be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms, with single on double rooms.
am also prepared 70 take travellers or citlzen ne
10 any pnr or the country they may wish 10 20.
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