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COnstable's Sale.

BY virtue of an Execution issued from Justice Cham
oeriain Court of Township No. 3 Tuomne County Cal
lorna Wherein Judgment rendered against ID. u,
Alexander. and in favor of Henderson have seized
and shall at public SALE Monday the Sth day OF
December 1856 at Il ocpk NJ the Law directs to the
bidder in front of the premises all the right TUE
ana interest of the said D. G. Alexander, IN certain
House and Lot situated on the West side of Main street.
Columbia the corner of Main and Jackson streets
JOHN A. PALMER,
Constable.
Colum kia Nov a2a sd
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Columbia. Nov. eth, ls56-noo1 If.
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AGENTS (either travelling or Locally for NEWSPA-
PERS ane PERIODICALS, requested to send. WITH
OFT DELAY their address to the undersigned, and they
VIII DC furnished with business which will yield them
from 100 to- 200 per cent profit They will please state
what Newspapers Periodicals they have canvassed for
fersons who have not hitherto acted Agents, but
woud like to engage such, will also please send their
names Post-oice address, County and State written
plainly
WRIGHT, MASON & CO.,
Oct 4th, '56-3m. New YORK
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-29

IN private conversation between intimate
friends the wisest men very often talk the weak
est
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The Lawyers Suit.
Clippings.


4 rnined debtor having done his utmost to
satisfy his creditors, said to them. Gentlemen,
have been extremely perplexed till now how
to satisfy you; but having done my utmost en-
deavor, I shall leave you to salty yourselves
4 dog who had lost the whole OF it's interest
ing family was seen trying TO poke piece of
Grape through the handle Of a door of one of
the Philadelphia sausage shops,
Shun man who DOESN'T pay his compliments
to the ladies. He who is wanting in honor to-
wards curls and corsets, will invariably attempt
to dodge the grocer tailor and butcher Faith
lessness to the dimity institution is a sure sign
ofwant of principle, piety and good bringing
up.
II don't care so much about the bugs" said
Mr.. Wormly to the head of q senteel private
family in which he resides, "but the fact is
marin, hant got the blood to spare; you see
that yourself.
To ascertain whether your wife is Jealous
lace up another lady's shoes, and let her catch
YOU at it. If that don't make her turn out
become round-shouldered and spit-nothing
will.
Three things to be pitied a henpecked hus-
band child with drunken father, and wife
with brutal partner,
IN private conversation between intimate
friends the wisest men very often talk the weak
est.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-29
ORDINANCES
OF THE TOWN OF COLUMBIA.

Ordinance No. 1.
AN ORDINANCE regulating the streets and public tho
roughfares
THE PEOPLE of the Town of Columbia, represented by
the Trustees thereof, do ordan as follows:
That the various streets and thoroughares of the town.
heretofore known and recognized in accordance with
the surveys and plat by John Wallace Surveyor shall be
continued The lines and bounds and the names and
designations remaining the lawful lines bounds and
names of the said streets and thoroughfares.
Approved, August 9th, 1856.
DAVID GREEN President
certify that the above Ordinance passed the board
August 9th, 1856.
THos N. CAzNEAu.
aug-S0. Town Clerk.
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THE C0PARTNERSIIIP heretofore existing between
A. WHITMAN and f. HENSON has been this day by mu-
tual consent dissolved
All persons indebted to the late firm viii payment
OF their accounts to A. WITIMANN who will continue
the business as heretofore
A. WHITMAN.
L. HENSON.
Columbia. Nov. eth, 1s56-noo1 If.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18

-
AYERS PILLS,
A xnw and singula,ly sueecssfel remedy Cor she
Il cure Of al Bilious diseasoa-- cosiisenoa., ind-
s,oq ssoad'ss. Dsopsn nassns,!,q; ars.s
tons, Headache. Pains In me Breast, Side, Back,
and Limbs, Female Complaints, &C. &c. Indeed,
seIy few are the diseases Ia which Purfaiise Aeoi
cine i not more or :sss required, and much sick
less but eliectnal Cathutic were moro nicely used
No person can feel well white oostise habit Of
body prevails besides. u soon generates serious and
often fatal diseases. which might have been avoided
This u alike true Of colds foserish symptoms, and
Bilous dcrangemehts- They al tend 20 become ~
produce the deep seated and formidable datempess
which load the hcarscs Ill over tho land. Hence a
s ss sss ssy sss az p sss s %g' gss
WITH consummate skill 10 meet that demand. An
extensive trial OF Sta virtues by Physicians, Proies
sors, and Patients, has shown results surprising
sss ss9S.s q sss cs
st.n,i.t.J A. ~-srs - .,,ch .,xsI,@d ross;on ma
shs.s.sss ~ s-h,a a. '.,,rie ~ ,,s.rh
~ - }" ,o'oa sas ' s,e !" 49,.
tssf;sea 7, fyo, 81 ytbese P.s we NAV snt;on
c;nrstl vhos. h;cl n,cssss,o.sl chsr,rfey 4 an.
darasS - "AS's -'s" -
JOHN Mor.nAr. Judrs Of the supreme Court Of
tho United States.
tfao oscre,asy ve 2, srs - trasn
N Iosowonr,1' rrcat wine GROWER Of the West.
Aiso M 7 n cgr1rox' Practical Chemist az
'J Tox VI, ~ Ivy 1s fnec s.cyy.,.~x of s,.t.
Ww. II, Aaron. the r;chcxt man In America.
Txv.~n q 10 pvoryss ~ the Nefropollfat,
sr..i i'. la - - 49, soP' " Wv
ma s, ,.a , ,;y;t 81 e,,,d . man, ,,,,,.d
ecrt;f;cstcs from All usrts WHARF the Piils have
been ,,scd b.,t evidence ever roore corv;nc;nr than
she c~,cri;s,r. - ;ssrt ,,h,;c me-, a. fnn5 r.
their elects unon trial. -
These pills the rcsult of lono inyoxt;oation and
..sar ~ 1T a5.~sJ - Is rrhiSs a. tSs hssf snS
3 49, 49, ,-hsI ~ rs. &c. - ed;ss,
se;s,s,s c., .,rd Tssv Prs con,orSed not ~
a. ds,,s shcrnssj.. brt ~ the r1cdc;nal v;rfucs
, 20 e v~rShI~ -, - .~<~.cts5 hv ~ cr,,;c,l
',rso 80 ~ stst ~ rnr;tv and conb;ncd foccsbc,
n srcb reasnsr a. ~ nsare the best results. This
SYSTEM Of compositon for medicines has been found
Z: a. r, bcsr.1 "a p;ljs hofh IN rr,,drce !
~ lnc SssIy eesoH 80. Ia I:sh,,,s, 49,,
s;,e NV snv vrosess The resso l. pcrfeetiv o6
vio,ss VSsis fv fhe old mo5e of comnoxtion. ever,
:: - ~ "a s<L 49,. 81 los ~ 49,
- ;,s. .'.,;t;as ~ th;s cob d;
;S,,.i r;,-r y9v fhst fs des;~cd for fhe rrr,tsrc
.t 4; srcss,,t n ~. ;rsyf ana ohnox;ons oual
.nece n- 'nc III se "a ,L;sf A.
lses ~ eacn - sss ie'' !;
ssev.t tbo sffssts sherId nrovs as fhev have
1871 $500 -,,,r.iv r,r, ad;,i end fhc pills s,,rer
provcn more purely Iemcolai, anu my 'ias e.,e'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
Speaker Elected!

THERE ARE FEW TowNsly THE WHITE
Water Valley moro dcserseily popular than
AErANORA. fts reputation Tor cheap goods
has nseeme proyerbial, aud feeling great de-
sfc % msn,aln this reputation for tho future Nee
RS. T. MONTAGUE q son have de tormInod 10
sell goods nj Cincinnnti Cnsh ksrIccs.-
Ihol take his opportunity % returning their ain
ere thanksto their former patrons, and solicit 4
continuance OF their favou. together with All otn.
.r< who may favoF them with 4 call
The interchangeable Mr.. A bercoulble. who 4. se-
kuox lodged TO b one oftho most polite and oblIr.
ing cl.sks IN me Valley, VII always Do found
On hand Il vail on customers In bis usual good
style. Give uss call, and " not snited there vii
DO no charge. 4. MONTAGUE & SON.
Jan. 3ib, 1856. - te
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
Please take Notice

An persons who are Indebted To n. ID. GAL.
LION, or 10 n. d. cALLfoN & SON, are hereby
requested 70 como up 70 the good work Of pay
mepL No owe money ourselves, and we must
and will pay II. orr chief dependence 10 upon
collections. and We now ask and expect full and
prompt payment from all who owe u.s.
Jan II N. ID. GALLON & SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
VIM. H. MC'CLEERY,

WIN make applications Tor Dounsy fa.sds, ana a.
tend 10 ell businer that may be cntsnsied 10 him,
with care and dispatch. ~
Ing, Opposite The Court House.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
Turnpike Notice.

The annual election for Directors OF the Harri-
son, New Trenton, Rochester & Brookville Turn
pike Company. viii be held at the house Of John
Ahher.in New Trenton, on Monday. the an dav
Of February, 1885, By order OF tno Board.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18

OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADE.
Uand OIL Cloth Table Covers manufacturer and
sold, wholesale Andreiall, by M.Swvyer& co.NJ.
College building Walnut ST., Cincinnati, chl5.
Orders promptly filed. Country Merchantsand
othe rssu piled ontholowssuerns.
Now ls53.--46-12ms.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
BOOK AGENCY,


The subscribers have established Book Agcn-
cy IN Philadelphia. and will furPish any book or
publication at the rctall price FREQ OF postage
Any persons, by forwarding iho subscription price
of any of the 50 Magazines, such as Harper's, Co
dey e. Putnam-, Graham's, Frank Lesle's FASH
ions, &c. viii receive the magazines far year
aud 4 copy OF splendid lilhogcaph portrait 81
either Washington, Jackson or Clay; or, II sub
scribsrs TO 81 aud 81 Magazine, they will re-
ceiye a copy OF sither OF tho three portraits. II
subscribing 10 50 worth OF Magazines, all three
portraits win be sent gratis. Music furnished 10
those who may wish II.
Envelopes ofevery description and size IN large
small quantities furnished. Seal Presses, Dies,
&c, sent 70 order.
Every description OF Engraving on Wood exec
euied with nealness and dispatch. Views Of Bull
dings, Newspaper Headings, Views Of Machinery,
Book Illustrations. Lodys cerlldcaies, Business
Cards, o<e. All orders sent BY mail promptly at
tended to. Persons wishing views OF their bnild-
ings eugrnve cd can senda Dagnerfeotype or sketch
OF the building by mail or express.
Persons II distance having saIeable articles
would nnd Il 10 their advantage 10 address The sub
scrbors, as we would act as agents for the sale OF
the same. BYRAM & PIERCE,
so south Third Street. Philadel phia, PA.
.. n. RyKAn. (uov 301y) 7. MAY PIERCE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
Executors Sale of
REAL ESTATE.
THE GOODWIN PROPERTY

REAL ESTATE.
THE GOODWIN PRopERTYl
tue unaofsrned, Rsecuiof Of De lat elll q
samuel Goodwin. late Of. ffhnkiln count do
eeasod, sll onss fersae 10 public agesiee. n me
higheat bidder, nttho couri liuilse, ~ htuoteie
on Monday lhb an dry ~ FtofnaIy, 1850, The fol-
No. i. The Whte Hall Farln, hires miles from
nfookv Vile. 90 The ConutnTlla IaFnpiket cfn
lnlnlng about nefoa, all ance, bnt apop A
acres OF good woodland.
Morn, paFt ~ fractional section ~, rosn y, Range
| =. They embrace 50 acres Of Vel tilnnefed inne
lylne between fopplo,s AID Redman 4 ialna, hns
6asl Of tho boundary inr about 40 acre.. ets ~
the above. and between The raine inrms, well tim
bernd. the fuslduo IL n wond lot. aonth nf Pop
phs Arm, aud east Of ihe lands 81 wlIllA'n
Mes. North half ofpe soath wess quarter q
ses. ~, no r.. - acres all under fence, and
M egood state OF cultivation, being the west pof'
lion OF thshlIl farm, sing east q NE river, on
about ~ herss. between The Hamilton turnpike
and tho barn, on which "a ssnnil dwelling house
aud ayoung orchard OF choice lFults
No.0 50 acres. part OF the south east quarter OF
the Same section, Under cultivation. The enee east
ofthe barn being on or near fho iine, and recog-
nized a. allne fence.
40. Z. A pasture lotof Z acres, west Of No. >,
and extending nom tho pike to Tho norm line Of
70, % .....-.,..I< a. .-.. a.,.,,.,s,,,
hon The pike 10 iheno'ih lIas Of No. Alyi'g wes'
No a. n..t.,e lot. con,alniur nbout "a acres,
-, - ~ rr1,,,.. - -
No. 10. q pasture lol ives, Of ihe above, being
he most westsrly lot; contalnins about Is aefes.
,he ~ and ne lana ~ f,ase PrIce eontalninr
on sc.ss
No Ia. East half OF The south east quarter o
sec. rs. Town 0 Range .. on tho oxford road ,
about three miles from Bfeok vile.
TOWN LOIS IN bkOOkViid4E.
No. Is. Lots 81 ana \, In Aliens plat.
Mold. Lots 20 and 90 10 same.
No. ~. Lot o. Ina same.
No. H. Lot fn In anne.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
FARM FOR SALE.

rVyuE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS foR ssALE
u hts farm the brookville and Cincinnati
turnpike. 81 niles cast OF hrookviilc, and ~
mIlcs 90 m Cincinnati, consisting of - acres. all
favorable. CLARK cRtGG.
Dec. If-3w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
WHICH HAVE COMMON ORION N
NAL RIA OR MIASM A

This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
seasons Is unavoidably inhaled AZ every breath. Is
the same In character wherever II exists,-north.
south, east or west--nnd will every where yield 10
this newly discovered ANTfDO1E, which neu-
iralixes the POISON. completely puries the system,
aud thus entirely removes oil tho cause Of disease.
rie Proprietor distinctly claims these extraor-
binary results from lis USE:
n win protect any resident or traveller, even In
the most sickly or swampy localltlos from any
from constantly inhallng Malerla or Nlasma.
II Will instantly check the aguo In persons who
have suffered for any longth OF time, from ONE DAY
TO TwxSTr rKkRs, 80 thatthey need never have AN
OTHER emtt,b BY continuing lie use according to
Il viii Immediately relieve all the distressing
results Of bilious ague diseases, such as general
debility. night sweais, &C. The patient at once be-
gins 10 recover appetite and strength, and c0ntln-
ues nntila permanent aud radical cure is Effected.
And as a proof that 10 is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
Because OF IT,
SINGULAR AND ENTIRE uARMLEssNEsS,
The following certificate from one Of the most
celebrated the United States iB attached
to every bottle;
SHAVE made a chemical examination OF Rhodes
Fever and ague Cure, or Autldete TO Mainria, and
have tested Il for Arsenic, Mercury, Qulnine aud
srychnine, but have not found particle Of either
In u, Eor have found any subslance IN rs COM
position that would prove injurious 10 the e0Dsll-
tuition. "JAS. X. chiffon. NJ D. Chemist"
This Allows Of IT'S
FREE USE AS A PREVENTIVE
by which all persons may be sure OF entire Free
dom from tue above named diseases no matter now
sickly tie season or swampy tho locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently pub
lished, and the condolences 81 the public Is asked
only IN proportion 4, Is actual merits wherever
introduced and used These only are relied upon
to prove its worth.
One or Two bottles will answer for ordinary cas-
O.; some may require more. Directions printed
In German, French. aud Spans h. accompany each
botlle. Price One Dollar Prepared aud sold by
the Proprietor.
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, I.
For sale BY druggists generally. noy9
A.WcODHALL & CO..
Agents In Brookvlle, and for sale BY dealers gen
orally throughout the United States and Canadas
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
FARM FOR SAFE.

svtHE UNDERSIGNED OFFkRs FOR SALE
Il hir farm OF i60 acres, near the pike leading
from Brookyillo 10 Bloominggrove, two mllos
from Blomnggfoye. About 100 acres are under
cultivation. JOEL NANMETkk.
Doc. ff<
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18

:. vesserday. Before this ,eacl. o.
vou (ks ticket selected xiIl no doubt
e. inoun. 10 q largo portion Of your
readers.
n, notorious Lssdoil man Of our
matt a. he sfaes. e tho beginning Of
Ia, Coovsnsion, appeared 10 think his
chsneo 81 ~ nomination was very
0elseri,~. but - the Delegates rolled
Il nm II parts Of the State. the
proussct NV sssmaIl by degrees and
&. s1tifu)jV looss' and Lardoil stock
we11 dow sono1dsrably be ow par.
II ~ the general acknowledge
mem o(clI do Delegates. that the par
q muse b unilsd IN the next cam
nsion a. tkv would be defeated.
s.hosse. foot and dragon" Robin
son pa avfuIlv down N the mouth.
bnf - tcmut,Sle dsnoc, acy slicked
hin ever 81 assuring him that il Jesse
D. 1fcht VAS elected President.
(.@ife'---xood) they would recommend
kio ~ 8 0a6inet oeIice, and as sub
s1o1lI1l oeenrikv 81 their sincerity, they
v~-i6 rr1fe him President Of the
prr;1nt convention. Finding there
W. IS >hancs for his nomin ton. az
Ter >atina 4 few doses of his favoritel
ben q. Bohinsor ordered them to
prrcc> a. coon q the committee
rrtncef4l. snd be was elected Presi-
dco1 = Il pro-slavsry-pro- whiskey
an1 SO Catholic Democratic J Con-
vo1o'on. de whisky hero took the
ehai1, bof not Without some show Of
Coz, Willard. i was thought had .
rinkf . erect The nomination fer
06vosnor. md >he majority we're de-
torn "a ho ohou]d haveit Besides
L ~ k,1I,vod he could show clean
e. sDsord On he tsmperancs question
than Lsrdoil 9 BE- bad voted for the
s@of<isr clause. = and moreover he had
PLEDGED himself not 70 drink any more
e - voun elect him governor, ct
lesst & wosld not drink While he was
oo51rnor of tie State. This promise
Hch(,scn. v6uId not make. an ]
n mold a. 6rst. b-fore he would
Tn kov down % temperance fanatics. "
Ache mater that made some
sfir lof awhile Ms whether they would
eu1oroo tke general administration OF
Gov. Wright. But they come il 81
lasc-.-oro1fdod the Wright men would
aerss Is 20 Ia lor Jesse D. Bright for
= -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
I0R work N ALL KINDS

Posters, IIandbllis, Pamphlets, Labels, Blanks,
&C., at less rate than they were cferdone IN Wis
Valley aud In sty le that can not be surpassed In
any country Office, and at the shortest possible
lce. Whether We can make living nj Il or not
Is our concern. The public shall have the benefit
OF our Advantages for doing cheap and good work
Moreover, having been underbid. heretofore, aud
having learned how 20 raj, from the lessons given
us BY competitors, We have determined 90 do Job
Work, both Tor tho county and individuals, NJ
about half the price heretofore charged, and W.
can make money atthat. Bring on your work Of
every description, except work for lotteries and
shows.
VIZ nAvn INV AND nEArrifrL AssoRTnEST or
JOB 1YPE, enabling Us 10 compete. IN the beau
lies o: lob with any "prlntcrs"i In the Valley
can'tcompeto with as, but We can't help u now -
Il may cause some sgaeaffng among the old "rals''
that gave Us lessons Ia "raiting," but thoy ought
not a. blanc Us for out rafting them amor tho los
sons thor have given. They may even call Il
~Unpnrreiled Meanness," but still We shall NY
Give us trial Al least, and after finding the lowest
price old .rnts will do work for, come 20 this Of
dee and NO can do Il 80 apor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
NEW CASH
CL0TH Thing HOUSE.

by ile costume.-ScofT.
BELIEVING AS WE DO IN THE TRUTH
- OF our -motto," we are endeavoriLg 10 dc
sign something's elevate us In the estimation 81
those who believe the ~apparel prociaims the
man.- The undersigned Is aware that Il 10 al
most futile 10 attempt 20 catch the attention Of
the public through the medium Of an advertise
meIlt. yetne cannot refrain from endeavorIug TO
impress upon the minds OF his patrons and The
public generally, that "taste" IL one OF the first
things 10 be stud ed In garment, that a combines
EASE. ELEeAnck AND DURABILITY, and that gar
meni cut and mado In this manner WHILE 1T COSTS
No noRE than ono bungiingly thrown together,
displays to is greatest advantage the beauty and
symetry If perfect form, and conceais the de-
fects OF an Imperfect one In Illustration OF this
We could point TO many who "stalk through the
world scarce half made up, and that so lasnely
and unfashionabiy that dogs bark at them, as they
halt by-p
Not that they have been eurtalled OF fair pro-
portion by ssdissembiine nature,n but from the
tact that they did not purchase their dress OF g
practical tailor. To such we would recommend
the new, fhshionably, and well selected stock Of
Clothing Of
sr1 ~ I'm n T.1f 1r0THe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18
S. F. RODMAN,
Merchant Tailor,

uAs OPENED 4. SHOP IN THE ROOM
IL formerly occupied BY John II. Qulck, Us ~
Auditors oniee on the Public square. lie keeps
n supply OF Cloths. Cashmere, DE, and can mr.
nish cloths, made 20 ~, A. cheap aud much better
than any sop-shep In the land. Hc Is not much at
rassing. but II powerful on nls. call and leave
your measure and be lifted OUT IN stsle.
oct ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18

- = - WHotksktr AND RETAft
GA RPET WAREHOU Sc,
No. 10 East Fourth Street, between Eain and syc-
amore Streets, Cincinnati. o..
TSNoW RECEIVING LARGE STOCK OF
" English aud American Carpets. surt7ln Goods,
OIL Cloths, DC. &c. for tbs fail trade 10 which he
fcspesifali, Invites tbs attention OF the public.
sep II iy-par
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18

The following pcrsons have ordered their papor
discontinued, without paying arrearazrs, or have
done worse by moving OF and neither paying ar
scanxos, or ordering them discontinued. We
pubiish the list for tho benefit OF merchants and
others, who may be saved more than double the
cost ofthe paper by consulting the list when asked
70 credit any OF the following persons. We are Of
opinioo that not one OF them viii pay any debt n
he can helpit Simply because ours Il too small
70 20 sfler and sue on, they hope u cvado pay
name from the Ii<f bo1cw
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18

SrARDWAREI HARDWARE;i
A general assortment can always found at he
eessa fYSHR & KlMBLE's.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18

=
When not paid during tho year. $500
Whennot paid within six lnonths...... ....s.50
whcnpaid In advance. .........eo0
This s as cheap as a paper this size can, be fur
Dished az, Wien cut on from all public printing
not even allowed The post Office printing TO which
Al! subserIbers arc understood a. engaging to
continue Unless stipulated Otherwise. when
disconilnuanee Is coniomplated notice should be
given before The tifne y out and arrearagss MUST
That our subscribcrs may know how the Amcrl-
is regarded abroad, wo insert the following
from many notices we have received by our co.
.iemporarios:
u-pMr. Goodwin is a ready writer, and an able
man. The American has failen into good hands
RichmoRd Palladium. cf7t e M
U-PMr. Goodwin wlolds vigorous pen Mr.
elafkson made a good editor, but We have no
doubt thcfo are others OF equal ability and indus
try.--0reeRstHrg Prcss.
JfPf. A. Goodwin Is known la ihls section Of
country aspoasossng talents OF tho hrst Older, and
we doubt not that he viii support the high stand
Ing OF The American --Lavrenerbarg ffrfs.
BRooxvtLLr AMFnrcss.--This paper has boon
onslderably enlarged, and Is now Gas is stated BY
no editor thee largest paper In indiana. u 4
large enough In all consconcc. Friend Goodwin
% s real and We ssss his
length a. his paper Is Increased In slze.c
vile 7Tnses. vi.
cTcoodwin, of the Bsookyillc American has
been Improving his paper latoiy, IL Il now one
Of the nessesi papers published anywherc.- Ne'u
Albany Tribgne.
Tho firooky lilo American conaes 10 US great,
enlarged and somow bat Improved Ia appearance.
We believe n rs now, the largest paper. and one
Of tho best In the slate. -sheDypsilr banner.
1.-The Indiana American has been greatly en-
iargcd and beautlncd. and ss now the iufEest
paper published IN tho state OF lndapa. and Is Of
The cleaFesi type also --iFtffsrn Ghrisfion .ldps.
cafe.
Tho Brookviio American has boon very ma
terally enlarged: and tho eharp shots with which
Il abonuds shows that preachers eaa edit secular
papers rst rate II they chose 20. lie Edilof, Rev.
n A. Goodwin enjoy his pfescn v ocationas n he
had been raised 70 t-wrltcs aud sal just what he
picases ahoutall pariles-and makes up paper
ihaiis wide awake and readable la Rs ever, col.
umn. Cocdlnok 10 him.--Senfh bead fegisfrr.
fNplssA AnERIoAs.--rhis paper has hccn iniei,
enlarged and Improved, and Is one Of the MET
independent papers In tho State. Ills plain -lo-
ken, and generally right upon the great neral
questions Of the day Odd Feffesps' Mag1rfas.