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Splendid Assortment CT Shoes.
CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR CASH
XIX III TX ON:

AA- IA ~ IN:
No. 20 -iIain street. Ri-h@ond, Ind,
As just received large oCk Of ladies' and miss
custom made slippers, Caters. BootSs Busk:n
the latest sy ana finish; ana boys Brogans CaF
kip, and patent leather, Con
styles ali OF the hest material and warranted
workmanship which seher ILA large AMI we'll
assortment o.
DEy &ood@
or every descF tla. Ladies Dress Goods. silks
Tissues. Chaes. B4tz"r.cs Lawns, Tyeefs, &c C4ssi
ne5et, Cloths. T@te5s Liners hroaI
&usus CARPETS, CarpC. Bags and Sayheis, Boxes
etc. a beautiful let Of
a-pEe A.<cv @@oD3s
Consisting part OF and boy Panama. Lechorn.
AMI Palm Hats every variety Indies English
and Braid Bonueis Buunes, Flats Hats.
complete and desirable auy c5ty.
huy for cash, ami sell bargains which
cannot he eNcellej.
K,eGa.o1s, Mig l. l556. eoat
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Fresh Teas, Spices. &c.
" . . Z.

s { 0 I / { I i \ " I . i d
WANT eco to 3ro0 Wool fer Eastern manufacturer
~ AMI pay highest price the market will bear Re
sure and call YOU sell. Remember the Pei
r..1l, May !. lS56
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Pasture for Rent.

E@NIE undersigned has $40 Pasture to rent four
4 o Richmond with plenty Of excellent
stock water thereon For terms apply TO
THOMAS BJLLA.
arrtl q 1856
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Z + VI . Y L D K + VI . ! f D .
PRICE & GORsUCH.

D PRICE GoRsUCH. my successors, will continue the
business. and I recommend them my old
worthy Of patronage THOMAS Benton
Richmond May ], l-56- 2oE
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"A. GA RID.

~ N-~EA
FyrIE farmers invited call two door
Of the Huntington House, and take good look
IiEA rs" Premium Moving Machine. Il IS the
narklbe Machine OF the day, and IS curiosity in the wa
Of u Mower
April 81 1856. l9u
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16


Just 70 remind our readers Of what
Democracy was. six years ago. we dis
inter the following from the grave Of
Democracy. We hope that the law
against disinieriug the dead will not
be enforced against as.
"Resolved, That the institution Of
slavery ought not to be introduced
into any Territory where il does not
now exist"
"It is the duty Of Congress 10 pre-
vent the introduction OF slavery with
IN their limits. - Resolufi0ns Of He
STATE Convention. 1910.
Congress can. in my judgement.
consiitusionalIy prevent the iuIroduc
ton Of slavery into these Territories. -
James Whifecomj. Dec. le45.
II have no hesitation in saying that
Congress does possess the power. un-
der the Constitution. Of prohibiting
slavery in the territories Of New Mex.
leo and California, or in any other
territory. whilst the common property
Of the confederacy."- Easoard Hana-
gan. Dec. l8is.
"0ur newly acquired territories are
now free from the bligthing curse OF
negro slavery. II is admitted on all
hands. in the free States. that they
should be kept so. IL Legislation by
Congress Is necessary. /. for one. am
satisfied that il is TO late to question
its right to exercise a power It has al
ready SO often and so uniformly exer
cised."--E M Chamberlain, Dec.
l848.
"Wero in the Congress Of the u
s.. should most assuredy give my
rotc and interest in favor OF every
proposition for excluding slavery from
any territory acquired. or hereafter 10
lie acquired BY tho U. S. should
deem any prospective action Of Con.
gress on the subject both legal and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Loso. Dec. f848
"Congress. in my opinion, possess.
es the power to legislate ON the sub.
ject Of slavery in the territories
throughout the term Of their terrific
rial existence. as. for example, TO en-,
act. in regard to our Mexican acqui
si,ions. prohibitory proviso. simlla'
to the ordinance Of i787."-R. ID
Ocen. Dec. f84e.
Il was called q Calhoun Southern
man--advocated the doctrine Of III,
Cass. Nicholson letter. with the excep
ton Of his views as to the conslitu
iional power OF Congress TO legislat,
over the territories. The power
never doubted Congress possessed.
w j. Brosen, Dec. l8l9.
"Pass the Wil,not Proviso and w
wiIlstick il to old lack. W. J. Broom
Dec le49.
Il do admit and believe that Con
gress has Ihe right to legisla,e upol
the subject Of slavery FOR all the ter
ritories Of the United States. the Dis
irIct If Columbia inclusive. 1 am II
favor Of the Wilmot Proviso in all III
territorial organizations. l am oppos
ed to the admission OF more slay
States from any territory not proper
" included in the Texas compromise.
| b. Mcdonald. candidate fof Attor
ney General. July 81. I849.
II have always held that the Con
gress Of the United States has th
sole aud exclusive power TO legislat
for the 4 rri'ories. Congress en-
prohibit or create slavery in The ten
ritories--this is the language that
hare ever used Notwithstanding Va
Nicholson letter. thr, Congress hr
not this power '-Pe,it, 1850.
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Latest from Kansas.

LAWRENCE. Kansas. April 80, 1856.
In my last | mentioned that the
Kickapoo Rangers were encamped on
the opposite side Of the river. Two
of the citizens went over that evening
reconoiIre the position, &C., Of the
enemy. They were seen and fred
upon. and chased by some Rangers on
horseback. but by lodging in among
trees escaped. We have since learned
that the enemy intended to murder
them If caught. They are very bitter
towards the people Of this city, be-
cause Jones was shot here. Yester-
day il rained very hard. and the Ran
gers dispersed. Where they now are
is not known.
A gentleman visited franklin last
evening. and reports that Jones is not
expected to recover; the wound II lad
one, and very much inlamcd. Sam.
Lattus. into whose face a LADY OF Law
renee threw some hot water. when he
came to search fer and arres, her hus-
band, is very badly OF. one side ofhis
face is scalded bad. taking off his
beard and skin. II will probably be
a long time before he will be out again.
The report that he had resigned bis
Office is confirmed. The Congress
Commissioners are busily engaged
taking testimony. Yesterday an old
man named J. Davidson. who has a
claim about three miles from this city,
and voted last January for Governor
and other ollicerss for the State Of Kun.
sas. testified that he was member oI
a secret society in Missouri. whose OBJ.
ject Il was to make Kansas n slave
State. The society is called by VA.
rious names. such as blue Lodge"
Social Band" Friends Society .
Sous Of the South" etc. lie Joined
the society Ia Cass county. February,
1855; came here with party and vo'
ted on the 30Ih Of March.
Some baggage wagons belonging to
the United States arrived to-day. load
ed with provisions, camping and cook
ing utensils United States troops arc
10 be stationed among the people Of
lawrence, TO force them into subjec'
lion 10 the acts of the Legislature
shannon. with the sanction Of the
President. has ordered these troops &c
be posse ut all times for the Sheriff
The squatters are TO be arrested by
scores. taken TO Lecompton. and tried
before the Judges there for some al
legged oaense against the laws. This
10 what they call Squallcr Sovereignty
up here. II.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE
of Real Estate.

THE undersigned Commissioner appointed By
L tho Cinnamon Pleas Court of Franklin Counlv,
Indiana, nj it, April rerm. ID. 1850, 10 sell the
real estate OF klelegh Wordsworth, deceased, " IN
on Saturday. thu stat ia, OF May. A. ID. 1850 onof
for sale on tho promlscs, situate on rLiitie Cedar
Grove" crrok, onu aud bali miles east OF u ooh
willie. tho homo farm Of tho deooaaod, containing
about two hundred acres.
TIT. property Is most doslrnby located, south OF
tho Franklin Turnpike Tond. tho dwelling out,
half a mile distant. Ills we'll waiofcd BY Cedar
Crock ."and With springs "nevor falilng" la most
OF The Gcids, aud has from nfly 10 sixty acres u
good timber.
Tue dwelling isa largo two story stono House.
with n substantial frame Harm; Wood House. aud
other convenient Out Houses, with good wells o.
water az the house aud barn.
ftis one of the most desirable farms In lts I'm.
mediate neighbofhood, aud very convenient 10
market.
Terms OF Satc.--Tho ono third Of tho pur.
chase money 10 DO ale cash down-one-thifd 10,
twelve months and the balances ia Two years from
date OF sale. purchase giving note With approved
freehold security waising The bcneat OF appralsa.
ment or valuation laws, bearing Interest from
date. JNO. ~. tAkQUfAn.
mny2 fw Commissioner.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
Railroads to the Pacitic-New Plans.

While Mr.. Wheeler. Chairman Of
the Senate Committee upon the Paci-
&c Railrcad, amuses himself with the
politics Of Central America. the House
COMMITTEE. il appears, is on the ere Of
reporting very sensible scheme for
that great enterprise. IL embodies
three leading features. the first provi-
ding for the extension of several lines
Of railroad now proceeding westward
to Fort Kearney, upon the River
Platte. as point Of concentration; the
second granting thirty sections ofIand
per mile for the continuation Of sin
Clio line from that point to any nayiga.
ole point on The Pacific: the third con
ceding an equal amount Of land TO Mr..
@. 4. Garrison. Of San Francisco, and
others. rs bonus for the construction
of line from the Mississippi. some
where south Of sec to the great South
Sea. Thus. all The conflicting inter
ests viii be harmonized; The compete
ton OF sections appeased; and a suit
cient ihoroughfare for such travel as
there will probably be these many
years over the wastes. rocks and ca
mons of the inter-conhnenial wilder
ness. furnished forthwith. Our. cor.
respondent states that parties are in
Washington pressing the measure n
proposed. and avowing their readiness
20 reduce it 10 immediate execution
We thus have not only plan, but the
highest evidence OF practicability. 9
startling novelty in such matters.
Mech of the labor attending the ini
tialion OF such enterprises has been I'll
ready accomplished. The immediat,
need Of q rapid means OF communt
cation with the west. and with tn'
waters OF the Pacific. and South. ans
Indian Seas. all under our sole an
lhority and control. and upon our owl
soil, no longer requires demonstration
Nothing but that can retain and de
velop tina. important and rapidly in
; creasing interest in Asiatic trade. which
England Is proposing TO engross by
Railroad OF It'll vaster conception
across the deserts Of Syria, Mesopola
mia and Persia. A contest costin,
millions may result In such hcklisl
security for the middle routes ms shall
! removs pressing appFehensions. Blu
those millions, we now discover. ma
construct channel of intercourse owe
our own territory. beyond all conlin
gency Of revolution or peril. such a
surround the Isthmian traveller, an,
save the time rs well AS the danger O
a duplicate sea-voyage. Let the Pa
,, cifc Railroad or Roads--three are bet
ter than one--enjoy all the benefit o
the late transaction, an u the south
|, ern routes. Let the measure no,
, proposed be put ,hron B with rnilroal
speed. il such celerit, IS possible i
Legislative matters al the capital. aide
with all The impetus Gen. Walker an
The Panama police can afford il. an
the lesson taught by tho recent riot
and the existing war will have yielde
! its modicum Of profit. Ii we excer
ihc admission Of Kansas, Congress ha
, 40 business before Il halt so imporlan
! ~ Y. Times
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING

q
ever offered In this market. We hn,e been vef,
particular In bu, ing our Clothing. and nailcf our
selves that We can rim soa oaf. geniieoicn, ifom
ahead 10 foot" Tor less lnonv, than any house lh
this Valley. Give rs call. 81
Domcsfics.
wohave an nnusnaii, large siock OF pemesiles
such ~ Muslins bicnchcd npd unbenehed. Ord
hngs, do. LincA aud Cotton Dlaref, liekhgs, Ne'
Prints.
When Il comeh 10 "cnlrrco" "wcro nronna,'
but all thai We need say abott .pfnis -, thai VI
hayu tho Mefrimuck, Cocl'rco, ihllip Allen q
hons, Bsy stale aud sfraeae brands. Which osrf,
body knowsaie ae good geiA dollars.
wall Paper. rct
This q lnsl The seasD VI abe year TO paper your
walls--lhey begin 10 look ba.l. We baso masie
large necsssions 10 heretofore extensive stscl
81 Wall Paper, aud can. witheat aeabi, exblbii
The iaFgost aud most TASTEFUL, srlseiea s'orAa'd
then SO chenp-oi any house % these pafls.
Carpets.
We have just opened a largo and wen selected
stock ~ Imp ofies Carpets al he inlvst patterns.
kae Carpets Always Oh hand. HI'.
toOts and shoes.
We have onr room devoted 10 this branch OF The
business, aud Nc ARE nov Irernfvd 70 aun VIII
hhocs ur boots, every body esun % Mo ymnllss'
lniao,. Containing all Il'e varieties q lad'e'
Men aud Bo,s Bouts aud shoes. hayp.
large nssortincnt - CUSTOM Made booss anc
hhoos OF every description.
Hats and Caps.
Every grade bot tor lnen' Aud bula, cfcn - tlit
Iata st,ie OF sOff HATS Ter bard Of ssit heals
Call la Gents, AID ADAM Niiififo sou ITS"
Hard WARE,
aud The articles usuall, keplt retail Store. Ia
Queens Horc and Ltasssyorc
We have q eitlro new stpck, continuing SOM
new patterns, and MI that "a wanted Ia THIS WAY -
But We lecl u unnoeessnry 10 say. more. Sp1ee
for as Ia say feel te grateful Iuf Tie uocft
patronage bestowed upon "a all thronels our wur
camille coarse, aud n0lhlng ON uhr part shAii o.
done, AT this itto day. 10 merit diwoniisuspes
OF The sainc. We are sure That II good Goods
cheap floods, aad plenty Oh them. alld Konucipai
|, elerksto walt on ,ouis what you wnni, We has
no fears. ..lL,.
april I n. ID. GALLON aON'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

EgS "Well. Tom. does your girl
continue 10 love Jou?" Eyes. more
Ihan ever" "Indeedl what evidence
have you ofthat?" "Why, she makes
me presents" "What has she given
you laiely?" "0h. she made me n
present of my picture, which l paid
i've dollars for before / gave il to her."
"Ahl she gave you .nitten, too,
didn't she?"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

GEN. w AZ YN1ESo
CAPT VIM sUDIER

MILL make regular trips weekly from Ashland,
w fayeitc county, ~ Cincinnati, touching NJ
Laurel, Metamora, Rockville. Rochester,. and
other desirable points. for Frcightand Passengers.
Tho "wayne" win leave Ashinnd, Laurel. and
motamora. for the ciiy,ou Mondays, and Brook
Vile on Tuesdays OF each week, and returning,
will leave the city on Friday s--rench Bfookyiiic.
Mclamora, Laurel, aud Ashland, ON Saturdays Of
each week
shipping, aud from tho long experience u Capt.
Sadier. persons wishing 20 send produce % the
city, Tor sale, will nnd II 10 their interest 10 en-
trust IL with him.
The .wayne- will receive aud discharge her
freights NJ the Warehouse OF Lnck u farquhar,
upper landing, n not otherwise directed, whore
amplo arrangements will be prepared Tor shipping
all kinds OF Produce, Flour and Merchandise.
Country merchants, Miilers. aud hlneks,niths
are respectful, solicited for share u their pat
nav w. FARQUHAR 4 CO, Agents.
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ADMINIs rRAToR,S SALE


NOTICE L. hereby given that Will sei at public
IN sale on tho efth day Of May. ie56, a. Metanio.
"a. a certain ,onttfct between william Rubott0ni.
now deceased, and the White Water Valley Canal
Company, for two powers OF water. nj Lock No
rs, IN Mctnmorn. on The White Water Valley Can
AT aud on the bermo aide OF said Lock. l0gelhul
with tho lease OF iois No. A., aud west hall Of lot
No. ~ In said town. Said iceso OF water powe,
aud lots designed tor aiarge FIGURING MilI, ~ Tie
best point IN tho White Water Valley. Said con.
tract viii be transferred 10 tho purchaser suieei
10 all tho eonditions rights aud privileges, eon.
lsrrrd by, and In amy way arislng out OF said cou.
tract. There IA nnO yeafs Of tho Term unrxpf.
ed. with the privilege " renowiug lor anolhri
Term of 20 3Uars- For further particulars va re-
for 20 the contract iisclf, which can bo Examined
NJ any time buforo Sale,
will also seil at The sauo tlmo aud pacr. al The
castings and othos nxtofes belonging 90 tho iiu.
bottom mill recently burned. Sad sale 70 be on
the following terms:
Ono half IA aud The balance IA isinohths ron
day Of sale, with interest, secured BY nutc viii
good freehold security, waving benefit frofn val
uatlon or appraisemontIaws. Nlll lust add TIA
mill erected az fad place al coat of from sx.uul
10 $4,000, would reality seil Tor al least ~ uuD
WILLOW MORROW,
mays 80. Adm'r.
ERRsu ORANGES aud LksloSs at
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MAP on FRANKLIN 90.
Notice to the Supervisors Of Brook.
Vile Township.

VrYHEREAS, the charges for services by tho sew
w omI Supervisors of Rockville Township
haze been very unequal, and, whereas tho trus-
tees have not always the necessary information at
hand TO enable them 90 ndJudcats such claims:
visor DO required 20 call cut on each day he Is en-
poyed on tho road as many hands as he oait posi-
bly, work-and tina. on MIS- settlement With tue
Trustees, he DO required 10 show the number Of
hands no had under his care on each day he was
30 employed.
ordercd that tho Clerk cause tho above notice
20 be Published In the county papers.
ByOrdcr OF The Hoard.
maya &C. BiNKLEy, rp. Clerk.
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A T meeting Of tho hoard Of Trustees OF brook
"A viiie Townshipit was ordered that tho CLERK
OF said Board give notice that tho regular moot-
Tugs of the Board will b. held the foufth Satur
day OF each month, In The old frcasnrur's once.
Also. that the Township Library has boon 70.
moved 10 said onico aud will be open on Saturday
OF each week. ny Order OF the Board.
mnyo CO. BfNKLEY. I'D Clerk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

G0- John Tyler has written TO a
gentleman IN Texas. in which he claims
AL the credit Of having annexed Texas
70 the Uoion. "My successor" he
says, ''did nothing but confirm what /
had done. Nor 10 that al. Texas
drew after it California. SO that may
claim lha', in regard to the whole sub
jecs. Mr.. Polk was but administrator
10 Jonis non."
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INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
nnnnr n.rnn sIt1n1rfsl nv
~. a.. DUakkAa1 4 co.. RANK EfkS,
10 wsstrhirc -. :. selves nnsidinE,

n. a.. nUHKAa1 4 CO.. Rank Efss,
10 yvestrhirc ~ .. selves nh.idinE,
Between Main and " alaui,
CINCfNN ATT. ONO. 4
Who VIII receive them at the Following ra.es IN
paymen'fo' ssspAnfs apa l 4, o'ffe'p"P'ea'''
New YORK and virrinla state stock, ltvanavlile.
oNk HALF PER cENr. DISCOUNT.
Savings bank, conncnviiie,
Traders Rank, indlunapolis,
Central nank, Indianapolis,
bank Of tho Capitol. indianapolis, Az.
Fayeste County Bank. connersVllic,
Indiana Hank. NHdinou.r 1rD
Ksntucky Nt0ek Bank, Columbus,
Merchants and Mechanics New Albany
Cambridge Guy bank,
0ramercy tank Lafayette, .t
Rank o ftndiana, Michigan CITY
Canal Bank, Evansville,
creseeni CITY Bank, Evansville,
Hank Of Saietu,
Fsrmers' Bank, westaold,
Indiana Stock Bank Lapoffo, t
Prairie City Rank, Teflu Ilanle,
Southern Bank. Terrr tinute. I. -L.l
oNE PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse. tnt
Bank OF kikhari, klkhart. ..
Bank Of Rock vlllo. Rockville, 1ttt
hank ofGoshen, Goshen,
Bank Of Mount Vernon,
Ss,~m Bank, trI
Rank OF Warsaw. Warsaw.
Bank OF Monticello,
Brook vilIo Bank,
linos Ter Bank,
Lagrange Bank,
Huntington County Bank.
u, y. Jcnos' Cherks.
Two PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western Bank,
Tippecnnoo Rank,
Wayne Banks,
Upper Wabash Bank.
Kalamazoo Rank,
North Western, Bloomfield,
shawnee bank,
Steuben County.
Bank OF Fort Wayne,
bank OF South Bond.
Dolcwaro County Bank,
Indian Reserve Rank.
ran other Indiana Notes are from 70 IS pei
cent discount. and should nj once be Withdrawn
from circulation By sending them % Tho Bufk
ans, who Will return, by mall, the highest casi
value for thom.-IEp.
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ST. LOUIS.


-. - waterford. Mass. ~ uly Is, 1855.
PROP. Oh. WOOD: with confidence. do re-
comincnd your hair Restorative ~ being me mo>i
rfieaeious article ever saw. naso used Che
walphene and cthof preparations OF The DAY, MI
wlthonf eject. Since using your HAIR Restorative.
my hair and ,yhi-Lcrs, htcn were almost wnstc.
ave gradually grown dark; aud nov fscl con1-
dent, tbata scw more applications will restore
thsm 30 their natural color. II also has relieved
mr % all dandran aud unpleasant ilching 90 con-
tIt I-~ ~ ~ ]. q. 'kfLUf q
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I Sor.h En.t peur.,ivsn,a. M.,cb . ,s5s

North East Penrs, lvania, March Q. is5s.
SIR; Ia ccp-oqneiiccoi has ling AIR, for several
scnrs past. not ohly gray, but perfectly whiir, 7
awe cut shoft. aud worn caps " hide Is from
siuws but some tHfce months stnce. wns induc.
"a ~ ,our Hair itrstratise, and must iujur-
lice say. Tint Ne elects wcrc almost miraculous:
Dor u has changed ~ gpduail, ostsnost tss formes
filfdor Astn color. andtrIt u % soft aud gios<
10 bo more braatita thAu a ever was. whcn IN.
der The Influence oi tiIc uncst VI. I carnesti,
therefore. lrvoulmtnd II ~ every ndy ~ decided.
" thsors ptspafAtioil cor toilet nss, Of " lhlht
IA the world. 4H|I r. hET>f SMITH.
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r, EocrRIEs. II RpwAnE. NAlrs, rrc.-
" iinek a tss1ufnfare IA fcerIl,, -j ft,I III.
pile. oitbr choicest cfoccs,c>. and beat sel~et;'
viai Row by LINCK A FAFoUHAR
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FREE OF CHARGED!
Two SpIcndid Pas.Ior Engravings

hEL Ut OlhleNf II !.
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Entitled "Boion Abbey In the olden Times,
splendid steel engraving. from tho celebrated
painting By Landseer: and the "Departurc Of the
israeliies from Egypt" large aud beautiful en-
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Any persons by forwarding the subscription price
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

STONE COAL
WE viii keep constantly on hand good suppl,
W " stone Coal, oI he bosl qualify y osF nv
yard on khc CnnAl, allho upper Ian6iox.
may w. 1. fAkounAR q CO.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

RON, stoos, and Mould boards constantly on
1 hands ~ StAronrsR n WILLIAMS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-16

rryfE Subscriber has NINETY ACRES Of wood
land within Two aud n half miles Of Book
Vile, which he win sell cheap, on long credit and
Ia lots from to so arres. 10 suit the purchasers.
Tho wood on tho land will nearly pay for ".
NAV T.f. GOODWIN.