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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-13
TUESDAY, Feb. l9-p. IN.

TUESDAY, Feb. l2-p. IN.
The Stock market continues very active, but is
somewhat irregular The sales to-day, although be-
hind those Of yesterday, much exceed the average
business Of the Board. The speculative spirit ios-
tered by the of the Money market and the favor
able advices from Europe, appears TO be Thoroughly
awakened and there are more outside orders in the
market than we have noticed for a long long time.
With few chronic exceptions the whole street anti
sipstes rising market for the next 80 days, with, OF
course, the usual fluctuations. Chques are being
formed in various stocks which are considered to be
ruling below their intrinsic value and we look for an
active and buoyant Stock market unless some unex
pectedly bad phase of foreign news is received All
the elements of strong Stock market are about us,
coupled with ajspositon to speculate which is grow
ing daily. Prices of many of the active Socks are
still low compared with those which have ruled when
the aspects OF the financial world not nearly a.
favorable and there appears TO be considerable dspO
sition TO take advantage Of the present condition O
affairs. Erie was among the strongest stocks to-
day. s6l being bid at the close, after the
stoek had sold at 56i The receipts thus far
n February have averaged eco, 900 per day. Reading
was heavy closing at ssh The declue has been pro-
dused mainly by throwing about 1000 shares on the
market from Philadelphia and Boston It's friends are
stin confident of rise. There is movement in
Harlem and Hudson River. The former sold 81 l92,
and the latter at 81 The movement N Hudson River
probably based upon the presumed success o: the
h'dge project, but it is very difficult 10 ascertain upon
what ground parties are buying Harlem. New-York
Central was SSt II is considered thai the building OF
The bridge at Albany would materially aid the pros
perty Of this road The trains are again running reg
alary, and the traffic s large. Panama was steady
ct le4i, Cumberland was not 50 firm a. Yesterday
and sold at IS. II is supposed that there has been
movement in this stock going OF for some time which
VIII result In corner more less sharp. A large
amount q buyers option have been bought. Mica.
ssgaa closed o. 22j, decline Of per cent. The
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couRT CALENDAR. fAls DAy.
m STATS DISTRICT CouRr.-Noe. IN, ~, IL,

~ 81 81 10 81 49, ~, ,.o ,oo oo,a
- GssrsAL TEEs-25 le6 20 10, 81 el, ~ Jos % me
M Of the eaendA Application for sson 70 the bar va %
s1e on Fday By Richard Busted w. C. Noyes, and A. j.
ysndsrpcol. es9s - 49, 80 eoe = q,
eupIatoR CouRT-EOs. $751; Gle, 5o7, $40, 626, :, e.
"a SO ESQ fs3 500 ez e4s 65l 6s5 20 Ge el 70 81
Gossos PIEas-PiRr Mos. asa 70 3c7. PART
U-Nos o. ia H. III, CO, ca, 1871, 25, SO 10 0i
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~ s MAI, STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For

Z. HAVANA and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y r. ~
fast and fsvorte steamship GRANADA, Capt D. r. orhn'
will sail a. above
Passsse can be secured At rho compsnys once.
Freight 70 NewOreans 30 cents per cuoe foot %, r..
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of adns " ~
form ed by the Company application 81 mel -
other forms signed ard no bill Of lsds will DO signed si' ~
hour Of sailing -, - Ma
t-7 Ws.t.st coTn.r nj warren NJ O. ROBBRT5.
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TOR CALlFORNA.-GREAT REDUCTION

Il ofFAREs-NEWYORKA AND CALIFOKNIA sIEAM.
SHIP LINE, under the direction Of {. vanderbilt ,os
lbs Of basgass free all 10 cents per h. Days Of sailing
24h Of each month through in advance Of
the Mss-5O miles sorter than any other The sper-
aid double ongins steamship NORTHERN LIGHT 800 tuns
burden Capt Tnkepaugh will leave Pier No. s. North River,
8: o'clock D. , for Punts Arenas, on MONDAY, feo 70,
connecting the steamship Uncle SAM 1000 tuns bgrdsn
over Nicaragua Transit route having but IL miles Of ana
transportation by rstesss carriages The propetoss
the public that the poca troubles In Neasus bsso
eeafed the slightest interruption in the transit between me
Oceans need be spprehended For information or passage s
ply to JAMES ~, Ch an.'stssn.
at the only Office Of the Line, No. , bowling tfee"'
STAMPED Letters taken at 81 cents saah-
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MARRIED..

DAxTER-ARCHER-on Tuesday. FEB. y: BY the Rev
A ARCHER, all Of tbs city.
saORsT-CROfUrAt the First Congregational Church, Dan
Sury Conn. Tuesday. Feb by the Rev. g. Coe, the
lss ANDREW 3. MORSE Of Eaton, ". T., 70 Mis- MARY
JEpNRTTE CROPUT Of the former plSe Mr.. and Mrs
Hsse ave appointment Of the Presbyterian Board Of
Foreign Mens 70 Bangkok Siam and expect 70 ssii with
Dr. MIRA House j a fes days
eAKLEY-TITUs-on Monday, Feb II, in White Psins By
Ae Rev. Theodore T. Rnnnsy, Rector Of Grace Church.
ROBERT r. OAKLEY 70 MIA LYDIA A TITCS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-13

al the ports over last year
t Oe bales decrease compared with 1883 5000 EKPoars-
Increase Great Britain 900 bales. decrease to dates
in lass 5000 France l5coo bales time
time in iS5s 80 coo bales
Messrs Neil Brothers say:
Our tables show further falling of In receipts 70 the exSnt
Of = coo bales compared with the same peTod ls year
The totals S7s eco bales this year AGAINST $4,000
last Compared with last year the excess u therefore re-
dueed to e2s oCo bales This falling Of however entirely
accounted for BY the difficulties in the transportation Of cotton
which We have OF Ae repeatedly remstSed upon me S
spp reported to be actually below the level OF last
year remarkable that Nr the o~uess OF the
rivers and the Mississippi ways in some degree an index OF
the state Of the tributaries By telegraph from New-OHe@s
oned' Al the time the eseps both there and al Mobile
chow marked Improvement upon those Of the previous week
and apparent that the present excess over last year Will
The exports are again large ibis week amounting IS 900
bsleof which 81 eco Great Brau and learn BY tsle
graph from New Orleans and Mobile that they viii be still
larger in the ensuing week4mouutag So 900 bales 70 Great
Britain from those ports alone Thus Great Britain al las;
getting fair proportion Of the exports ~ .,
country have resulted from the improved prospects Of peace
and SIC a. Mobile, with 9l6c height at hoh There Is no
however or change Of views on this subject since
our IL sill the opinion Of the more prudent that, with
the increased receipts shortly expected buyers may DO well
even should there Be certainty Of peace than
rovemcnt A. Lverpoo and indeed dependent upon
sdvees from Europe that friends there are at present IN
much better position than ourselves for forming az opinion
The Watertovn and Rome Railroad report that the
floating debt is virtually extiDguished the Company
holding bills receivable and cash assets for the full
amount The floating debt in June last was s2350O0,
portion OF which has been paid by the sale OF $780,,
600 mortgage bonds. A sinking fund has been estab
lshed, which viii pay Of the funded debt at maturity,
in lssO.
The gross earnings for the u months end
irg Dec. 81, 1855, were. -f6itl+ ~
Expenses of operating road. ............ &-7,7o 81
1905 $50 IS
80
Earnings for the y months previous. SS5S,00l 10
Expenses Tor same peTod........ 2@ll5 OS-lo1sso "
Increase Of net earunss ................ s4Sg7 s.
Or 81 3 cent over the previous yesl
After paying the dividend Oct I, 81 = cent? the
surplus earnings reserved were............ $594Os 81
Add receipts Oct. Nov. AID Dec. Sl57 465 Is
Less expenses. ............. " ~ 3
Interest and sundry charges 7s 10 27Ss 69 s725 "a
Balance OF Income Account Jan. l,eiS....sl42 S5 s5
The net earnings for the past year applicable to
dividends after paying the interest both the funded
and upfgldsd deb. Los been between 10 arall cent
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To Mariners,

Owing 10 the shifting Of the bar At the mouth Of Newbuyrort
harbor the old Plum Island again IN range for
Gro sing the bar in the deepest water 80. ,,,
On and after the night Of The goth inst the Bug Lsht VII Ia
and the eastern tower Illuminated and VIII een
tinue 80 until further notice.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board
c. H. h. CALDWELL,
Lighthouse Inspector. Second District
Boison, Feb. Q, 1886. ,,
The GioEcestsy T1rdph ssys The Buoy on round hoes
in this harbor, is gone"
C,Pr ISLAND j. Feb a-The Light ship on Five Fsthon1
Bank the 5h by the ice She has snes got
into the Breakwser. .,, Nil NJ.
LEwEs Feb s-Capsin Thompson, OF the schr Ellen bnsr
reros that the B. Buoy Phrxs Island, ssunk stern
up. - - .,.A, 81. 81
inst the Puntsges Lighthouse swept away, with three
uen IN IL
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Mnrke,-CAp,ruLLrR EPoRrED FOR THE TRIBUNE

TUESDAY, Feb. IL, 1886.
ASHES-The market avery quiet but firm with light ar
rivals Sales Of Pots At &c 81 aud Pearls s 75 sAe'a's
steady At 7c.
COfTON-A spireddemand has prevailed to-day and az ad
vance Of cent established The better feeling owing mainly
20 the highly favorable sdyces from NewOeans AID hohlei
the reported large The sales here aese
sata go bales halt of which Iansd. We revise
quotations the improvement secured:
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DEDUCED PRICEs-5O POUNDS BAGGAGE

DEDUCED PRICES-50 POUNDS BAGGAGE
III FRFE-O per pound ercessFour hours from
by Railroad No expenses Meals
the Isthmu free for passengers Through Tor Can
foria Railroad The United States Nail steamship
Company will dispatch for Aspinwal on WEDNESDAY, Feb.
- at o'clock p precisely from Pier foot Of Warren-st,
North River the wen known and fast steamship GEORGE
LAW. Capt. VIM. l.. Herndon, u. 3. "
Passengers and Malls will be forwarded by Panama Railroad
connect Panama with the Pacific Mail snshp Compe-
ny's magnificent steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS, X II.
Feson commander which will be In readiness and leave I'M
n sdately for San Francisco
The public informed that the ~ $. Co always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying az Panama ready
for avoid possible detention OF passengers or mails
For passage apply 10 W. RAYMOND at the only ONCE OF
the Companies No III Wess corner Warren st. New fos-
Through Freight San Francisco now be contracted or
very low rates leave Panama by the steamer Oregon IN
March. Apply as above.
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Bonuts fann iDarrants.

T AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. GO Wa1l.st,
Il New. York-The highest market price paid TOR LAND
WARRANTS and all Warrants sold by me are guaranteed enc
otherwise receipt Of remittsnces
Land procured for Soldiers and others entitled "
D' 0-' T. j. COLEMAN, No. GO Wali-st-
T AND WARRANTS bought at the highest cash
nces and eaims for Bounty Land Pensions NC. prompt
IL attended 10 by GEO. WOODMAN, No. 20 Willanst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-13

Bv Pnotboat A. b. Nelson mo. 2l) 1th inst p mi Cd
Motsuk steamship Alabams steering E. hence IN search Of
steamship Pacific.
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Nv TeIeQraph.
Disnsfers, &c.

CHARLESTON, Feb. l2-ArI. U. :. NJ. steamship James
Alder New.York.
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Passengers Arrived

u ,ho Iaion Jro RIO JaHeiro-A :. Nicholson u > ~
IL big .f1sfsn, from Trtaidad-RsphHel q. Ningut
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Markets.. Reporked By TelegrapA.

SEw-ORLEANs Feb II.-sales OF CorroN to-day, p 90,
bales Prices have slightly advanced Mdiing 10 quoted
9lc FLOUR IL .ragnsnt Other commodities unchanged
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

TIVE MEMORANDA CANAL and STEAM
Il NAVIGATION COMPANY will dispatch their fine
steamship OSPREY her second trip to CARTHAGENA,
Grsnaa from Pier No 80 North River on SATURDAY,
Feb. II, at 2 o'clock :. n.
PRICE OF PASSAGE:
First Cabin TO Carthagen
Second Cabin to CArthagens. ................... 80
S,eer.re 10 e. .................. 40
For Passsge apply immediately 10 WIN. 4. RoLLO Co
No IS Willam-st., New York.
For Freight apply to MOsQUERA Co.. No. 2i Broadway
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sIyiATURg ALslsAc......rHIs DAY
Sets........5:oz noos-Sets.. l:l5a
wArgR..............rHIsD AY -
Sandy. ooh Y: syn Gov Island. i;09m HelGste 2;5sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-13

the ports last year.
t Oe bales decrease compared with 1883 900 EKPoars
increase to Great Britain lie 900 bales decrease 10 dates
iS 6S GOO Increase France lis 600 bales time
1855 ia 600 Increase to other foreign porte 70 900 bales Same
time in 1883. - 900 bales
Noill Drnth
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

what might have been expected Of
that con,.,,;sv ~ ~h;rh va bsd ;,ss
heard such favorable be" account. If
this scene was tbouoht n h. IN sccor'
dance ~;s, ~. C5,;s,;sn chsrsr,er
and the minister had such scenes n
view when sneakjno n sucb h;gb
terms Of the community. las he must
have had I wondered, as the hour
su''eo' ,ns' sney ana not MAKE the
and bsfors s shs SaneS,es;or ~" H. sean ;n;a
Ter being auctioueer. Perhaps. now.
ever. they could not get such crowd
there - they wanted and therefore.
uey came 70 ne way ie"olng Up 70
OH how / wished for > Paul 70
stand an before them ~ the entrance
Of this tsnple. and ''rsason TO them. !"
&c % fei'x' %. righteousness OF tenn.
SIs Fsiis anu the, '1og se NO % come come
blsdp Al his ressorinr but l;pe him
those Who could be guilty Of such an
act Of inhnmanity, with all the lights
o. ss the lsia century 'ns o s upon upon
thv rsv this time: when ] have NJ
more Slaves to sell, I win csll for thee. !"
JB.
Mr.. Brady's account differs q little
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

For no rapid euro Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarss.
meas, Bronchitis. WhoopIne-couah, Asthma and
Copsu mption. u universally known ~ tho best
remedy over yet discovered for every variety Of
pulmonary disease. So wide u the field of III
usefulness and 70 numerous q cascs OF its cures
thai almost ever, section OF The country nbound1
IN persons publicly known, who have tccn res.
torcd nom alarming and cvon desperate diseases
Of The lungs BY iis use. when once iriod its su'
periority over every other medicine OF is kind n
Zoo apparent 70 escape observation, and whore ~
virtues arr known, the public no longer hesitate
whni antidoio 70 employ for the Distressing and
dangerous affections % mo pulmonary organs
which are incidontto our climate. by ita umei,
uso many, may aimost al attacks Of disease upon
The lungs Or throat aronrcsted aud thus are snvcd
many THOUSANDS every year HON q premature
grave. NJ family should 30 without n. and those
uho d. neglect 70 provide themselves with rem
cd, which wards o. this dangerous class Of dls'
eases will have cause 10 dcpforo n whom II Il too
late. pfoon OF The snrpnxinr efficacy Of the
Cherry Psctornl necd notbe given 10 The Amefi'
can people s-the5 have living proofs IN ever,
neRhboriood. Hut tiose who wish 10 read The
siatemen 4 Of ho<o whose whole health has been
restored and whose lives have been saved BY ~
use, viii ind lhom IN my American Aimhna<
Witch ne szont below named has 70 furnish gratis
PREPARED By ps. J. O. AVER, Practical Chemist
Lowell Mass. and soid BY all Druggists and Deal
orn IN Medicine through ihis section. Sold by
y. w: Halle, BreokviIle, Ind.
0lfnrd a Depny, Laurel "
Q. yancamp, Metsmora, \
@. ovcrson, Andersonviiis, '~
ootfe I'm
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

saturday DO 5sk day Of February, isse, a. chs
laio residence OF John shaw, late OF springfield
Township. Franklin County, deceased, all The
pcuonal property Of said Shaw. consisting chiefly
A credit Of nine months Will DO given on ell
sums Of hroo dolIsr and upward, tho purchaser
giving nete, with approved security, waving the
benefit q al valuation and apprni.cment laws.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

srArx or lSnIASA, SIS.
Notice is hereby given that Lazarus Harding,
ceased has fled his petition 10 sell tho real eslatc
OF The docodon, his personal osinte being insufi
Client 10 pay bis debts, and that said pctiIon will
be heard Al he next Term Of the Court OF Com
Ss jan I iis~ q say JOIN Ss' H. ,ouSsrox cls,s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25


AYERS PILLS,
A NEW and .InsularIy suoeessfeI rssaedy for the
gcstion, Jaundice, Dlop>y, Rhenmatisla. Fescrs,
Govt Hsmsess Ne5sousnes. Isritability lnaamlaa-
and Limbs, Female Complaints, &c. &c. Indeed,
very few are the diseases In which Pugatyc Nedi-
cine Is not moro or less required, and much SICK
ness and suffering might be prevented, n harm
less but oectual Cathartic were more freely used
No person. can feel well while eostive habit Of
often fatal diseases, which might have been cvoidcd
By the timely and iudicous use OF good purgotivc.
This Is alike true Of Colds, Fcycrsh symptoms and
n9ss era They all tend to become Or
which load the hoarses all over the land Hence y
reliable family physio Is Of the first Importance 70
the public health, and this Pill has been perfected
with consummate skin 70 meet that demand An
oxtcnsiyc trial Of Its virtues BY Physicians, Profess
sors, and Patients, has shown results Surprising
any thing hitherto known of any medicine Cures
have been effected beyond bcficf were they not sub
stantatcd By persons Of such exalted position and
character as to forbid the suspicion OF untruth.
Among tho many eminent gentlemen who have
testified In favor Of these Pills, wo may mention:
|. Prof. J. NJ. LOCKE, Analytical Chemist, Of Gin
cinnati. whose hirh professional character Is en-
dorsod BY r - n
JorN MCLEAN, Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States.
THos. Conwrx, Secretary OF the Treasury.
Hon. ]. NJ. WRIGHT, Governor Of indiana
N. LoNowonTH, great wine grover OF the West.
ALSO, DR. j. r. CH1Lrox, Practical Chemist, Of
Now York City. endorsed by ~ y
HON. w. i. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
Wm. b. As7on, tho richest man In America.
s. LELAND & Co, Props Of tho Metropolitan
Hotel. and many others. - ! :
Did space permit, we could give many hundred
cerfinoafcs ffom nil narfs whore the Pills have
been used. but evidence even moro convincing than
tho experience Of eminent public men Is found in
their elects upon trial. 80 - $500 i.
THESE PiIls' fhe result Of long invcstication and
stndv. arc offered 10 the pnbIc az the best and
most oo,nulcfo which the troscut state Of medical
..,,s ~. ara rh-s 49, ,t of
thc d,,rs fhenscives hut OF the nodieinal virfnos
only ~ Vcrctabc remedies. extracted by chemical
nroccsa IN stafo az n,,rtv. and combincd together
e ,ch ,ne''sr ~ ~ ins,ro she bcrf rcr,lts. 1his
ss, sss ~ ~ ~ ~, bss hce fonS
1 fhc CHERRY bcctoral and pills both. 40 produce
1890, ,s,is.'t v.,,ed. than Ma h;fhcrfo hecn ar
timed NV s,v raesss The rcssan 4 nsrctly az.
sioas While by che old mode Of Competition. every
,ncd,olne h bufdenod with morn or less OF ncri
f,onioas ana iniurious oraiities bv thz each indi
e,irs 4 n,cssnt All tbe incrt and ohnoxo,,s anal
.s :, al - 49, "a, hhi,,J IN.
,,s,,s ss i,,ss ,',is hal, ,sta;rsJ ucrc 4, 4.
sslf evident the effects should prove AZ TINY have
,,.A mora ,,velv yct.cdiai and the pille slrur
nore no~ersI snfdots to di,essc tban e.,v other
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

Tho subscsbeF, have established Book Aron
cy M PhIadelphlt, AMI will furnish any book ~
publication al the retail price free % posieF,.-'
Any pefaons, h3 forwarding be subscription pileu
OF ANY Of the ~ Magazines, such " ilafpoIs, Go.
doy'r, futnnfn'a. Gnlhnln'a, Frank Lohlio'a lash.
Ions, De, will recoiYo M maTeslhes f1r ono year
aud copy Of a splphdd lllAograrh pollfsi ~
eifhcf Washington. jackson Or clay; o., Il Sab.
scflbofs 70 n o. aud Magazine, thtY Will ~.
colvo copy Of slther ~ ne THREE pofiralfs. n
subscribing 70 90 worth 81 ungnilnes, ~ thfpe
portraits viii be SUM- gratis. Music lpfnllhod u
those who may wlsh H.
Envelopes ofuyeFy description aud ske Ia large
OF email quantities. lafnianUh. neal Presses, nlua,
de-. sont 20 ofdnfs
Every description OF Engraving uu Wood exc.
cutod With nea(no1s and dispatch Views % Hull
dinns, Newspaper sleadlnGf, Nloea Of daghluer
book Illustrations, Lodge Cefunthio4, ittlHess
Cards, De. All orders aunt ~ mail promptly ~
tended 10. pcllons Wishing views 81 ulelf bald
hea engraved can sendh uakunffcolypo o. ltotf
Of the bulldlnn by mail of express,
Persons at a distance having snieeble articles
would ind u 70 thelf advantage 90 addfess tho eub
scflbofe, NJ Wa would hci n nEunis ipt we sale o.
The same. hlltAM q fIEhChs
30 South Third Nfeei, rhlisdelphla, "a.
.. n, hshAh. lnot 1n'il =. nAxfihhrr.
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NEW CASH
CLOTHING HOUSE

"ihe tastr ana fnaractcf ol , nhlioh gre known
by Its oostumo.-SoeIr.
BELIEVING AS WE DO IN THE TRUTH
~ Of cur "mOtto.n We are cudcayoflfH 70 dc
sivn something 90 elevate W In iic eailmutlon ~
those who believe the "nppafol proelaims the
man. The undersigned v aware that u - al
most futile 30 attempt 20 catch me attention ~
hepnhlis through ibo medium ~ an advertise
mont. ,otne cauaot felflin frohl oudeayoylng TO
lnpresz upon the minds Of his patrons and The
public generally, that "intioF 70 ono OF die nfst
thinfs 60 Dc ktad cd In garment, That u complncs
E<sf, sireAecn AID puuk LIABILITY, and lhnt gar.
mont cut and made IN this ma nnqf Wills tr eossg
10 aonK than enc bunfllngl} thrown Together,
displays 20 10 greatest astyaungc NE beauty nIf
s5mcify Of perfect io.In, and eouccais The de-
fccts or nhimpeffcA 06o. ~ illustration ~ this
we could point 10 many Who hnlulk through The
world scarce half made mp, ana that 90 lalnfll
and rnhsiionaply thnt dogt bark ~ thcm, - ne,
halt hy.n
Not that they have befn curialied oi ialf pro.
post'sn By "ol.aombina naiure,n hpt iroln the
inct that they dld not purchase their dross Of q
practical tailor. To saeh We would rvcnn.mend
the new, fashIouabiy, and well selected .laes Of
Clothing Of
rs an IRA 1k9lIQ
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

IL
- su1ou-.9 au~4eeevs
- -
hHI UIWNYl
IA sahe11ne " snhshhi ]
roerpu m nv pao wopppn
Judge Kane, Of the United States
Court has decided that southerners
have : right 70 como north with their
sropcv6t ana h nroteetad ther.;c
bat ssolhsrnsrs decide. that ftssmep'
eoine souib. mat Lave sheir op;pions
md freedom = hone. Tb;. !. the
odse1nri,~f Tia following borr;d re-.
e;t.l - ehsxv...r,e,t - !. ,...-h;,.s,-
esloom>d citzsn Of this place. win BE-
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vsll known and higb)v e.e.sr.ed n
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10y oomment on
me institution Of Slavery; for the
sprood Of which . large party IL now
organised. viii The President At It's
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I'm ne Aou'svn'e ooarser' OF the
1eeh inst.;
IN Ano1rT1oN1or TAwnEp Ann
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
Turnpike Notice.

The annual election FOR Directors Of he ilarri.
pike Company, Win he he'll ~ tho house ~ John
Althefsin Hew ffontpn, on Monday. ths fsh day
Of February, 1850. ny order 81 ne Hoard.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

The following persons have ordered their paper
discontinued. Without paying arfcarag~, OF have
done worse By moving On and neither paying ar
reararos. or ordering thom discontinued. We
publish iho list for the bonent Of merchants and
others. who may BE- saved moro than double the
cost ofsho papcrby consulting the list when asked
opinion thai not Of them will pay any debt u
he can heipi Il Simply because ours Is too small
"a 20 pncr and sue on, thoy hope y cvade pay
name nom the fIsf below.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25
FARM For SALE.

II his farm Of 100 acres near The pike leadlnl
isom nFookyllle ~ nloomingfroye, two mlcl
ffouljlIominggrove. About 100 acres are undel
cuIusnu ton. JOEL vANMEfEN.
Doe. IA.