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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For tho rapid cure OF Coughs, Colds, Iioarse.
ness. bronchitis. Whoopiue-eouxh, Asthma aud
Consumption, II universally known a. the best
remedy ever yet discovered for every variety Of
pulmonary disease. SO Wide Il tho field Of IT,
usefulness and 90 numerous the cases OF IL cures,
that almost every section OF she country abounds
In persons publicly knavn, who have teen res
tored from alarming ssd esrn desperate diseases
OF he lungs by Ia no. Whom once tried IL sa'
periority over every other medicine OF ~ Kind a
ioo apparent TO escape observation, aud where lie
what antdote 70 employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of tho pulmonary organs
which arc incidontto our climate. by us timely
use many, nay almost all attacks OF dise',<o upon
the lungs or throat, aroiacstcd and thus arc saved
many thousands every Year from a premature
grave. Ne family should be without II, and those
who do neglect TO provide themselves With a rem
edy which wards on this dangerous class Of dis
cases will have TO deplore II when II u TOO
late. PROOF Of tho surprizlng efficacy OF the
Cherry Pcetoral noed notbe given 70 Me Ameri-
can people ,--thcy have living proofs In every
neghborhood. But those who wish 10 read the
statements OF those whose whole health has been
restored and whose lives have been saved BY lie
use, viii ind them In my American Almarac
which the agent below named has 10 furnish gratis
Prepared by DIR. ]. @. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell Mass. and sold by all Druggists and Deal
ers In Medicine through this section. Soldby
"a. w. Halle, Rockville, Ind.
Clifford IL Depuy, Laurel
g. vancamp, Meiamora.
q. ovcrtou, Andersonville, "
oct ~ 3m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that tho undersigned
IN has been appointed administrator of the estate
OF Caleb Allen, late OF Franklin County. Indiana.
deceased. Tue estate Is supposed 10 be solvent
Jan "a JOSIAH ALLEN, Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
ATTENTION. ALL.

To MY, or not to buy, that Is the question;
Whether tits better for the man 70 suffer
The Ills and woes OF torn hab.limcnfs,
Or shake bis cash against sea OF troubles.
And by a PURCHASE end them. To buy, to wear,
Nomore: and by that purchase say We end
Thcyery many inconyeniences
That we are heir 10: Ills consumation
Devoutiy 70 be wished. Towear a garb
Intentionally old, Lhi there's the rub.
For Ia such faded garb. what Ills may come
When they are least desired. There's Che re-
speef E
That makes calamity OF such suit
Forwno would fear the gaze of passe1s BY
Attract attention by thrcadbnre coat,
or vcsunents too unfashlonably old,
When he himself might quiotus make
BY purchasing an entire new suit OF Clothes al
(. o. BAKERS Fashionable Clothing Store.
dec 81
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

DVVN AZ - u
The Subscribers have established a hook Agon.
ey IN PHILADELPHIA, pna will furnish any book or
publication al the retail price free Of postage -
Any persons, by forwarding The subscription price
OF any OF the 81 Mnrnzinea such us iinrpot's, Coo
doy's, Pulnam'a, Cfaham's, frank lcslloa Fash
ions, Sc. Will receive he magazines i4f ono Year
aud copy OF splendid llihograph portrait OF
either Washington, jaokaon or Clay or, II sub-
sonbers 70 81 aud a n Magazine, they viii 70.
coive copy Of either OF iAe three portraits. "
subscribing 10 81 worth 81 Magazines, all three
portraits will DO sent gralla Music furnished to
those who may wish Il.
Envelopes oleyery description and slEe IN large
or ANAL Quantities furnished. Seal Pfcaies, Dies,
&c., sontto order.
Every description or Engraving OF Wood exec
euiod With neatnesa and dispatch, Vlews % Bull
dlngs, Newspaper Headings. Views OF Machinery,
HOOK fllnstrnllona, iodge carlHoAlre, hoainoss
Cards, sc. al orders sent by nall promptly at
tended TO. Persons Wishing views Of their build.
ings engraved can send a pnguerfeoiypo OF sketch
Of tho building by mall or ckpfera.
Peraons at distance having saleable articles
would dad 40 their advantage 70 The sub
scrbers, ns wo would act agents for the sale OF
the same. biRAM q PIERCE,
5oSonlh Third Street, philadelphia, Pa.
.. n. nfRAa. (nos 30iy) r. NAY rgKncH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

DR.. Fitch. q. L. Robinson and others
assured them in 1854. that the Kan
sas bin was 4 triumph Of Freedom
that slavery could not 20 into that
terrilory--that Il was not adapted 10
Il. 30. i4ess than two years have
demo1.lf11ed TINT tho opposition Of
fFeemen Of eli parties 10 that measure
was we'll (eken. Tho following Ietser
from Asdh|Ion. IAse Vice President Of
the United States. shows how he 70.
gard Il. AWo copy from tho Atlanta
(0s.) xxaaninef' ~ -
I'VE embrace No earliest opportuni.
~ Of presenting 10 Tho people Of Geor-
gia and The South, letter from the
Hon, .. r.. Atch|non. on The subject
Of he affairs Of Kansas. addressed 70
the 6c1lior editor Of this paper. II Il
. Iolkm " EEL salls6od VIII b road
WITH i1sspss Interest," By every citizen
4no oNo99uuned gentleman VINO
na, -neo eno ~ whose pernis'
sloa = y Ioo'nhed, mas occupied TOT .
qur!s1 2! century as least, an emil
nentIY high position among The states
mes q ~ Onion: and. ID the Senate
81 - Ve':se 1tesess over which ne
Io4'o VIM 20 mnon sas'a'houon ,oI
"a 10y q very recent perou'
ne ~ ee1n>a rspotauon o. wnion
weep uQeeh @ IN so'o ana mnuen-
". '.neos' ana IN ardent advocate
OF soekceFn n'gnus Upon me stare
men g soon men, every ooors'"n
can ~ 10 NE eppea. every eeor,
gle~ snoaM 7espo1d. re speaks o.
h,ose g tne eouIns iol tne s.ko nos
car, q 49, VINO ..o ngn"ng !" o"'
sIss snese. put or naaous,. onF ss'er:
49, eooo = cs,. .: " '"' event
'ns< Aas~ y Ap9"uon'.eu
AeeonPsnying me letter WHICH We
-, ~ 1920 - ~nI r; n'n ''o
same RoukIom4us Uom WHICH We make
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS
or Tux
TWENTY FOURTH VOLUME
INDIANA AMERICAN.
The twcnl n fourth Volume Of fhe fsnfs ~ 4 afn
irkN viii begin on the risi u nccemeer. it5s:-
This ~ favorable Time 70 subscribe. IL hide.
pondenec on pelitiesl e unsurpassed summary on
nevs, both fofcrn ana domosiic u. dryetlon 70
the Aftlcultnfni Interests of this Valley, and ~
we'll selected tniscciieny Cor family tondipK. make
u q nf0fiip paper. wherever II u tnowii Tits y
manifest Ny ~ extensive circulation. and BY ihs
euRsfnrss with which Il u borrowed bt ihosc who
are too poor W take ~ well ~ those tnthfo zoe
'nenns nses NOSE whose s'sws 'nrn.'s' feaa
they hate ltdoelsine. A great many Of iheps pay
parihsn and ihe nmfs' 'ea'iinr are wsIia ma
Ing their AVA paper, Merl OF Them however 90.
pond on borrowing li.lhcy either hang At1nn1
NE poet eqless aud Feh behind shs counts. gu they
ever, hod} 10 read me American. hence We DO noi
eoupiain OF The Post Masters Who violate tha law.
"a this RESPECTS nor of those who lend the papefs
hui V Save each tom the unpisssaat task we pre-.
Aihnispnce, 90 fof nothing, ~ they pfssef, rather
than our anhsefhers skonid hu donfIsed of the
pleasure 81 reading What tho, pay Cor.
TEN Wr.
When MOI paid during The year, -, -. ..., k3oo
When not paid within six months.
when paia ~ advance = 80 .tN'
This V "a cheap ~ paper this rI<e can be fur
nlshed At, wien eutou from MI public pfinunE-
neI sven allowed The post oiilee Printing 70 which
All subserlbsr 'sI arc undersseea a. engaging 70
continue nnloss stipulated otherwise. when
dlaoonilnuanee Il contemplated notice should be
given before Tho time h outand nueafssss MUST
that our spbserIbors may know how .hs Amer.
eanis regarded abroad, We hlsoti he following
itom many no'iees We have s'ee'sed ny our CO.
n1rMr oooawia IL ready writer, and an sbla
man, the American has h'lleninseg good hAnds.--
llJ7Mr. Goodwin wields vigorous pen. Mf.
cn!kson made good editor, but. We have no
doubt there are Others Of equal ability and indus-
tfy.-orefnstufx Fress.
lrfT. A. Goodwin a knownie thls section Of
country ~ possessing talents OF e fzt order, and
We doubt not that ne win support the high stand.
Ing OF Tho American - LasrrnSftufr frSss.
naeorvsIlr a xzsleAs.-.Ihis paper has been
onsidcfably enlarged. and i.naw Ia u siaied BY
h b editor thee ls're.. paper 10 iad'ses. = e
u one OF The real progre-sises. and we hope his
subscription list Will be ns much Increased In
length a. his psreris Increased ~ sac .csHners.
ufffr Timer. ~ . =
crcoodwln, o. the lIsooksllle American has
Of the neaiesi papers pubilshed anywhere New
albany Tribune.
Tho BrookyIlls American comes 10 Us greatly
enlarged aud somewhat Improved Ia appearance.
" wI he Sssss he nss s sss sg sss sss one
1.-THE Indiana American hns bcen Freusl, on-
iarred and bcautncd, and Il now the largest n.ws-
paper published In The state OF Indiana. and Il OF
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

HATS AND CAPS.
lITE have Just received a general assortment Of
w Hats and Caps, for Men, Boys aud Children,
'0 sss ipe'''' ryNnR q xIMpLE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
INN VlRE m ALL EITDS

Posters, uandbiIls, Pamphlets, Labels, Blanks,
&C.. at less rate than they were cvcr done in this
Valley, and In style that can bot DO surpassed In
any country Office, and ut The shortest possible no.
tiec. Whether we make living az u or not
Is our concern. The public shall have the benefit
Of our advantages for doing cheap aud good work.
Moreover, having been underbid, heretofore, aud
having learned how 20 RAJ, from the lessons given
us BY competitors. we have determined 10 do Job
Work, both for the county and individuals, nt
about half the price heretofore charged, and We
can make money at that. Bring on yonr work Of
every description, except work for lotteries and
shows.
VIZ HAVE A Nrw AND nKAuTifuL Ass0RTMkNr %
jon TYPE. enabling rs 20 compete, In the beau
ties OF Job with any .'printers' In tho Valley
We feel sorry for the members OF the "crhft' that
can'tcompoio with US, but We ean't help u now
II may cause some squeafing amongt the old "ratsr
that gave US lessons In .ratting.n but they ought
moi 10 blame us for out rafting them amer the les
sons they have given. They may even call Il
.sUnparraled Meanness," but silll We shall Try
Give Us trial at least, and after finding tho lowest
price old "rats viii do work for come 10 this Of
nee and we can do Il sin cheaper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
THE NEWSPAPERS RECORD,

Gn9S s!F s S'AZEpx =! I. :. sA
Hardware, Cutlcrl, and Nails. III Ko i ccnnSr-
cIaIRovs By NNCk6EAE0UIAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
NEW CASH
CLOTHING HOUSE.

by us cuhtumts-htoff.
pELIEvING AS WE DO IN THE TRUTH
- OF our ssmotto, - we ara cndchNornf 70 do
sign fomethinRto elevate ~ IN che estimation ~
those who believe She "aplnfol proclaim. the
man. The undersigned u aware that "A "a AL
most futile 70 attempt 10 catch The attention OF
the public through The medium NJ an advertise
ment, yelhe cannot refrain nom endcayonng 70
impress upon the minds OF his patrons and Tho
public generally, thai "taalaf Il one OF the uftt
things 70 be studIedln garment, ihsi u combines
Ekrf, EtnokNck kNp npNkuu.lfx, and that gar
mont cut aad made In this ma nof WIilH m cosIu
80 aonE than one bunfllnfiy thrown together,
displays 70 lts greatest advantage tho beauty anil
symelfy of perfect form, and sonoeala The Do.
fecis Of an imporfcci one. IN Illustration Di ghls
We could point 20 many who "alalk through The
world scarce half made up, and That 30 lanel,
and unfaahlonabi, that doGs bark NJ them, ~ they
halt by.n
Not that they have been curlhlod Of fair pro-
portion BY "dissonhiina nature,n bnt from NE
Fact that they did not purchase tieir dress Of o
practical tailor. 70 such we would recommend
the new, fashionably, aud we'll selected stock OF
Clothing OF
4"l.. .I.|..4 ..I.r.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01


FIRST ARRIVAL AT THE
New Cash Store.
TYNER B. KIMBL. e.
r 7srEcTypLlys, ANNOUNCES TO THE CIT.
Goods iormerly owned by John loherls. ~ me old
hufton ainnd. whore they intend 90 keep general
assortment Of ~ kinds ~ goods aud a. aii times,
nov epeninF attock which tot beauty, elegance
and durability. Il unsurpassed IN ihl, Valley
fhelf Stock consists IA pat OF
ladies, Dress Coods,
Such n llach and Fancy Hilhl, nnet aud Change
able Alphenss befeHc nelhlnea Muslin neialhe,
French and tnriiah Nefuos. plain, neuIed, aud
chaagenhle popllna. Callcoes. DInalmtss, Gloves.
and ffotief9. Long aud Hquafa HhaNfs. lifneha,
WV and Cape fnawla, Sc, 80,
aenfienau<s Dress GnedE,
Such - nae tlact eaa brown French cloths. black
nesskln and aAns} oaf.lmefes fin'lgei.; ca.sgel..
and italian fancy cmsnls, suspehdeFI, Gloves,
Hats ana Gaps.
A large assortment Of Mpns and lioya' ilaia and
Caps, embracing every style and quality, Al1n,
large ana varied assortment ~ Umbrellas, Hon
ness, and hlbbens,
numeafica.
,eeshsa and enhleaehed Muslin, Cheeks. Drills,
Cotton Chain, 30,
Greccriens
A large assortment 0f Groceries, such ~ Sugar,
Come, Moaasoa, iiicc Ten, Nc.
All who Walt our establishment arc ffuo 10 ar-
knowledge that We hfe selling Foreign and no'
n,asflo ufx IA ada tle AZ anfolahln,rlV loo ngl-
ees, Our low prices have already attracted q
large number ofptopic, The attention ofAN who
wlah good bargains Il solicited, % great nduces
menls can be onefel % puteheseFs..no1 because
we love money more, but Goods luns'
Respectfully.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
BOYS. THERE is FUN AHEAD

VI Or your Mother;
your Brother,
or your Sister,
your Uncle,
or your Aunt,
your Playmate,
or your Sehoolmato--
Some one, all Of them, 10 keep sharp look -oui
for the three new books written by Buckeye boy
(who has been nine years nj sea- for your especial
AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION.
Two will be publls led during the present month
Novomber-will be illustrated with handsome en-
cravings, and beautifully bound. Their titles are
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

TUE undersigned have and viii always keep on
hand general assortment OF Iron and Nails,
suited TO the fsje-low for cash.
oct2o TYNER & KIMBLE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

Some confusion has arisen from a
play on the words I" egulate" and
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
HAIR INvIGoRAToR AND TONIC.

We annex a fcw certincsIcs 10 corroberatc our
assertions: 4-I7 800 -7-'1T7'7'
-. $3.50. Carlisle, H., June %, 1853.
have used Prof. o. ]. Woods Hair Restorative
and have admired its wonderful effect. My hair
was bscoming, as thought, permanently gray,
but, by the use Of the ssRestorative,- ~ has re-
sumed iis original color, and 1 have no doubt,
permanently so. SIDNEY BREESE,
NJ San otox Ifuif.I State.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

IAN other Indiana Notes are from 10 IS per
cont discount, and should at once DO Withdrawn
nom circulation BY sending them 70 the Burk-
ans who will return, by mall, the highest cash
value Tor them.-fED. =. 80
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-12

public works incurred before the fifteenth day Of
November last, a sum not exceeding one thous-
and dollars.
To pay checks issued since the fifteenth day
of November last and balance for which checks
have not been issued on account of repairs of
public works done previously TO that day, the
sum of thirty.two thousand nine hundred and
thirty five dollars and thirty-eight cents
To pay Oliver P. Boyer the balance of his ac-
count for furniture made for the Dayton Luna,ic
Asylum the sum of three hundred and nine dol
lars and forty-seven cents.
To pay 0sgood, Blake and Knapp for printing
Jobs for the State in the month of March, eigh-
teen hundred and ffty-four, the sum of one hun
dred and sixty-nine dollars.
SEC. 2. The auditor of shall retain twen-
ty-fve per cent. of each and every sum or bal
Once certified by the present superintendent Of
the new state house, on account OF work heteto-
fore done on said building, or Oh account of
materials heretofore delivered thereof until the
commissioners and the architect 10 be appointed
under the provisions of the act of the present
session of the general assembly, entitled IAN act
to provide for prosecuting the work on the new
state house" &c shall have examined the CON
tracts made for such work and materials, and
the character and value thereof and shall be salts
fed that such contracts were fair, and the prices
and character and quality of such work and ma
| teras conform to such contracts, and shall GER
| tiy or cause to be certified their satisfaction
with the same whereupon the auditor shall be
authorized to pay the twenty-five per centum so
as aforesaid retained.
Section 5. The provisions the foregoing
section shall extend to and govern the pay
ment of the per centage required TO be re-
tanned by the act =" to pay the Indebtedness
of the Benevolent Institutions and the New
State House." passed at the present session
of the General Assembly /; provided, that in
cases of claims on account of work and ma
terials for the two New Lunatic Asylums, the
examination and certificates required by said
section, shall be made by the trustees thereo
respectively.
SECTION 4. The provisions of sections two
and three of this act shall be construed to ex
tend to all claims for work done, or materials
furnished, or services rendered for, or TO the
New State House or the Lunatic Asylums a
Day ton and Newburg, whether during tht
erection or for the maintenance of the same
which have been or may be presented to thu
commissioners of the State HOUSE or the trus
tees of said Lunatic Asylums, so that all sucl
claims, after the examination and approval re
quired, in said second and third sections, b.
paid in full to the extent of the appropriation
herein and heretofore made.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Repres entatves.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-12
April s, 1926.

INo. ll7.l AN ACT
Supplementary TO an act entitled an ''act TO pre-
vent nuisances,' passed 2S, 1881.
Section |. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of tie State OF Ohio, That any owner or
owners, Lessee or lesees, occuper or occuplers,
foreman or superintendent of any distllery in
this State, who shall keep any hogs or other ami
mails, shall suffer permit such distiIlery or the
place or places where such hogs or other animals
shall be kept to remain unclean between the first
day of April and the first day Of October Of any
year TO the annoyance of the citizens of this
state or any OF them. every person so offending
shall forfeit and pay for every such offence, a
sum not less than i've dollars nor more than fifty
dollars, together with costs of suit. And if said
nuisance be not removed and abated within five
days after the institution OF such suit, the con-
tinuance Of such nuisance shall be deemed a
second offence against the provisions of this act;
aud every like neglect of each succeeding five
days, shall be considered an additional offence
against the provisions Of this act.
SEC. 2. That all offences against the provis-
ions of this act shall be prosecuted by action be-
fore Justice of the peace of the township where
in such nuisance may be situate, in the name
and for the use of such township; and for all for
FIXTURES and penalties aecrueing under this act
shall be paid into the treasury of the proper town
ship for the use of the poor thereof.
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect from the day
of the passage thereof.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-12
AN ACT
mo, l5l |

1
To tax banks and banking companies incorpora-
ted under the act entitled " an act to incor-
porate the State Bank of Ohio and other
banking companies" passed February Gath,
1915.
SEcrIoY |. Be it enacted BY the Ganeral AS
sembly of the State of Ohio, That it shall be the
duty of the president and cashier of each bank
ing company organized under the act entitled
IAN act TO incorporate the state bank Of Ohio
and other banking companies" passed February
"a, lS45, on or before the second Monday of
May, in each year, TO make out under oath, and
return 10 the proper assessor OF the township,
town or ward where such company is located a
certificate containiDga statement OF the amount
of the capital stock Of such company paid in
and remaining capital stock undiminished by
losses OF otherwise, together with the amount ol
surplus and contingent fund and undivided
profits accrued prior to the first Monday of the
preceding November, as the same were on the
day preceding the second Monday in April, prior
to the said second Monday in May; and the
amount so returned shall be placed on the coun
" duplicate, and on the city duplicate. whert
city taxes are collected separate duplicate
aud taxed as other personal property in the samt
township, town, village or ward may be taxeC
BY law In making the certificate aforesaid, any
portion OF said capital stock, surplus or contin
gent fund or undivided profits invested in rea
estate which is subject to taxation under thC
| laws of this state, may be deducted, but th'
certificate shall specify the amount so deduct
ed.
SEC. g Each assessor of any township o
ward within the limits OF which any such banl
OF banking company may be located, in case an,
president or cashier Of such bank or banhin!