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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06

DETEs5s1SGD SUICIDE. The Columbia IS.
Co. papers state that on Tuesday morning a
locomotive On the GIeenyiAe road on tue
way 10 tie depot. eane suddenly upon man
lying between tive cross ties in depression,
50 that he could not be seen ltnIil the engine
was almost on him. He was seen . lay
lis head upon the rail. but tee late for the
engineer to stop the engine. His head was
severed from his body and fell Oft the track
Ills boay was left as he sat. with his hand
clenched on cross tie. The name Of the
unfortunate man was George Shegog. for
lnerly clerk in Columbia and at the Green
Vile depot. and letter found at his resi-
dence, written by him on Monday, disclosed
the fact that he intended the rash act thus
deliberately carried out
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06

TDFTWEtsN Lebanon " bite Sulphur Springs and
I'd tha residence u Mr. Abraham Lange, Augusta
county Va, thesuhscriber lost Port Moai3e, con-
tanning money, some valuable receipts ana ether
property.
: TIE subscriber ivill raw = reward Of 9l5 to any
enc leho may find il aud leave i. either win Hr.
John ii xandria. A Beerfed or the subscriber, at
Lebanon White s0telu Spfags.
Sept. G PORTEkFlEID 4. EElSK ELI, in.
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At the Presbyterian Parsonage AUGUST II st. by
slle Rev. DANIEL B. Ewing. NJ. Wut1Aa T. SHEET,
81 Augusta, u Miss Mk&Y G. HolstNesi., q! Rock
On the evening Of the Gotta nit, b. the Rev.
George Iunkin, D D., Profess Jesies NJ FlsHagHs
Of Washington College. n Miss JfHtA NJ. JJSKiN,
daughter Of the Officiating clergyman.
l,v The Row. I'm s. Blan Mr.. jas. y BAUM Of
Ibis county, to Miss LcoY j. COLEMAN, formerly Of
AlbemaIle.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEM E
{, oOo NUMRERs---Js.lae pRJzEs !! !!
Is, lS5 Prilts ams vnfier 10 S2o4, 600
Whole loiIets $lo--H Halves s. Gua'rs $50

ybere et, "a a0o Ti,l-,t u firm, ! >, % :
dH0 rLars sra X le5 p,;zns an,nTntia,+ ~ aq4i
ono 49, iS' ~ %''i
The dra4yincr fakes tle IN nnele i.nder the su
l{eincnGenes 1.-Two so,n cpr,,issiet'Fs
The, Numbers from 10 $4,000, corresponding
WIN lfes9 se4oefs On the 1lcSet3, fnhted on
= t';i'e' w eFt''o'e3 Win 9in"h TN
~ ~ ~, III - u one @aee'' ~ -
nv III ~ IL lllzes s3iAlIlF pllatsa anu Vlelf-
eled' are Pla9ea m another Wheel ne wheels are
eei ~ W. ~ anu " y u'.oet - us&"h Toh ~
4.lerr a. e'3iogta' ~ IL tas s"I1 t1ne IIze
- ~" 'to.4i - pltel "A9si NJ aot5o9i "a
- ~ :, y ~ - @u ~ " ~
Hl"tgioe, ""4 reg Iotets y t"e CoMaioHerS' tife
~ - 80 iate" "3aAse .he h9h!I5f 9raN u
w Qe era 70 ef'"tsa eht III" te ff]ea are
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06
Vermont Election.

The Black Republicans haye carried
Vermont with an increased ma.ioriiy. This
is as we expected. Fillmore has no ticket
in Vermont, and lis adbeFenis have afli-
lated with he neefo.worsbipers. The De-
mocracy, though long inn hopeless miner
ity, in chat state, have bravtly contested
every inch Of ground in tie fight.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06

fFyuE o.partnership heretofore existing between
4 A. koiner and ). Nj. Nost, in the publication
aud Editing Of the Republican Findicator, under
the style Of koiner \ lost, was dissolved on the
22nd inst, by mutual consent Of thc,parties
July Is 1856
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06

Z HAVE Cor rans Neee eouin IN IRE besero ont If
I our talut5aa Chm ca, We5l su.l-a lota School
aee 5, such as shoe mp, FL alttfe-
reant. &C. CLIO. la Ion,
dune IL lSa5
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Not

10 AIT = f1OAl IT MAN 5ONfERN
AkT L wish ali whom are indebted to McA lcer &
w O'Donnei, blacksmith account Ia the year
ls55, Will coae forward and settle with ii. McA ecr
from 5his time t. DIE Hfst OF October ls56 and il
not, you viii have settle With some person else.
MsALEER IL UsDUNNLi4
N.B. WeIaFe two horse Wagons for sale.
August 80, l658.-tf
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Pastor oftbe Second rspts, eaarcl, IN iai River.


33o36EiINE, Feb. s, 1851.
70 Seth " far'e,- M Dear Sir Having ex-
perieneed results ola satisfactory cheraeter from
the use of WfSTAK'S BALSAM or WILD
CHEkR J. in eases of severe colds, turing Ihe past
two years. am induced to express ne iun faith
have in It's renoYatine power.
] WAS t,s induced 20 try this medicine IN cX-
pertinent, about Two years ago in Connection with
the st6ng recommendation ota friend. who was
well niGh gone with consumption, and VI dse relief
from theuse of it satisfied me OF its great value in
cases OF colds and decline and most clearly demon
strating. to my mind. ii. great value as festora
tive, that only needs fair trial to insare grateful
Demonstration from the public.
our ekedient aeffant
SAMUEL A. WALKER.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06

CiiBaia..-This rainful affection may ne easily
cured b. fee applications OF Perry Davis Neeeta-
bic Pain Killer i iseqnallv effeetna IN curing
scald-. buns &c. No family should be without it.
Sept G, ls5G.-2t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06
Another RemarAabIe earc OF n.sncrsia

Bosfo>. JHlE =, lS0l.
Geaf.mca, agreeable to YOUR suggestion. it
gives pleasure to state that some five weeks ago,
purchased two bottles Of your Orygermat BHiei8
and commenced Using the same according 10 tirec-
tons, aud experienced the haPpiest effects,
had BEEN troubled with dyspepsia about three
yeafs. During the warm season, and At times was
Obliged to give up all attention to bu ines: and al
though had the adyica OF many good PHYSICIANS
| maz confined for six weeks 10 the haazrza4td con
tinaed 10 grow worse, until | took your medicine;
amHew almost cured of every dsagreeabies S mp
tom. and able to do business as usual
The whole csefit o. my restoration 70 health, is
due to the o Ysenoted lfttets.
our gbedient servant
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06

4 Se4ti or Bara car be eazily cured bv the use
Of Perry Davis Vegetable Paia Killer. 1t equal
aea u bowels dysentery, diafrioa and cholera
Aug. 80. is5G.-2t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06
our obedient servant,

Grocer. Central Square East Boston
SETH W. row he & CO, lbs Washington St,
Bosom, Projectors. Sold b Or. j. c II. Mer-
riIlat and J. I. Laird, stanton va aud by their
agehts everywhere. July %, 1d55.
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,EssSIsf ,sstaesf GIL.

NOR old Sores OF cvery dcscTir.iou on MIN or on
j. Beast. sfnises md -.fo H.. fi,s
Scads and Burns are a,.s ~ f}ilii eas 3essI
fynt Waaa'ia - -. -
Wounds under TN vi IN A sis.z Rr....s stil.a3
duiar Tpmofs, Craeke6 RceJ .Ssrz BACK. STifut
and SPAWN Sweeney ,.uo I'LL Nitl#r. md
Warhles CHAT, and GRO I'd. E;,ri4,53 ami
Sanderaet. Wmdaa1l nd vI,afsss. ssd9tis Isaii
and old sf.4;ns. Slid 40 $itri4Ss ~
Joints warrgDttd H. IRE NJ, Il ia llso ,. I'm 4S
posnre To c9id. Apni;sd 10 Pl,-,.z IaaTas
no scar. Prire 10 md * -
the following. - 80
P5r4f,,.,>, T,5,=.,,. 1c -
Ne3srs. Deee fa..-f,, -, - nv
negro SIMON had an tllearoa IL l.abef-+-s 80.
~ IL. II ~ N' sh ts'''' - u
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Spectator and American copy
More evidence il favor Of TT OXYsena-
ted Bitters,


Frc@ In. George ". Jones, SHceyor General qf
Iclee
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06

~ bar residence in t11's county, an tue morning
IF TIA. I0I1 uJ.. at ira prot ar. .l mess, MISS JANE
MrSUlT. N ttia fotl .aH ot her age.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06

-. e7FIIEIIsa ~ I2013lTs III IT.l NHNNR IlsI
Will please say they are advertised, otherwise they
may not receive them.
Sept. G, 1896. T.. l.. STEVENSON, L, NJ
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06

GoUeraor 81, above Franklin St, Richmond, Va,
nj AY be consulted in all cases CT delicate ma
4yE ture and he has more experience in this line
OF practice than any physician, he will positively
guarantee to cure Gonnorrh@a, &c, in rtyeght
hAHrS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-06

DE7ftININGinthe Post Office, at staaptan, Au-
IL gas. 81, ls56
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

Mr.. Isaac II. Julian, whose chief oc-
cupatlon for some months, or years,
In fact, has been the writing Of edito-
rails for tho Richmond Jeifersonian. a
Buchana paper. has been attacking
Judge Morton through the columns OF
the Cincinnati Commercial, as Know
Nothing. the nominee Of q Know
Nothing Convention, and in fact stig-
matising tho movement In his favor rs
of Know Nothing origin. Whether
MIR. Morton was ever member Of the
Know Nothing Order We do not know,
and as II has utterly annihilated In
Central and Northern Indiana for
more than q year. Il Is Of no conse-
quence. Mr.. Morton Is. and always has
been, u steady and effective supporter
Of the Republican party and principles.
and has done moro In this late canvass
10 strengthen both, than could On
army OF Julians II all their malice and
meanness were turned into talent and
knowledge.
Mr.. johnson Of Wayne county has
elIec!ually reiused the charges agains.
Mr.. Morton, and We deem any exten.
ded notice unnecessary. Nothing but
their appearance In 50 respectable q
paper ms the Commercial entitled them
10 q moments notice, and even that
would have been unnecessary. 80 far
as their effect in Indiana Is concerned,
II Mr.. Julian signed bis name to them.
Daily Journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

We believe the title Of Hon. attach.
cd 10 this gentleman on his appoint
msnt TO the President Judgship In the
Circuit where he now lives. (Cen-
trevills, Ind. J and. Is such. was on.
~ moro form at honor: but the dig.
nifty. ability. and even handed justice,
which marked bis judicial career, won
The title beyond any mere brcvet.---
And, unlike other men, since his
term expired. he still retains, by merit
that title. Nor IL this all chosen.
with unanimity and reclamation, by
the intelligent voice Of the Peoples
party Of Indiana. 70 carry their en-
sIan through the warmest and fercesl
oontesl ever had In the West, he
nsrved himself to the duty and with
physical energy almost Hereulean. a
mind Of power. and finish and genius.
and . department displaying the no.
complished gentleman. he entered on
and hnishod the Ablest contest Of In
diana. The people paid compliment
70 The man. tho statesman. and the
orator. and carried homo the remem-
hranoe Of moro worth 10 him aud his
postsrity than the endorsement Of q
majority. without principle and with
ou( honor.
We cannot do justice 10 tho man.
Oar relations with him have been. for
ysass. Of the most ploasurAblo and
useful class, and whom we were put on
Ne ticket with him for q post 90 init
matsly allied 10 that Of tho executive
Of Indiana. wo confess to feeling OF
pride Tor the present, and Joy In the
futuss. should success attend IA both
-vhsn We hoped that through his ad-
nnislrAtion Of State affairs. 80 much oil
true good would result 20 the whole
people Of Indiana. And from this In
divldual feeling. we know that the
people Of indiana so felt. and following
he defeat there Is q corresponding re-
greet. Indiana would have waved
great, md reflected honor Ia the ga
lazy Of States under his guidance
But defeat IL not all: he has been
beaten BY one who is partizan most
bitter. Of habits meeting excess under
al shapes. whose life Il the subject ol
Just censure. and whose influence Il
lent only to foster party. at the ex'
pense Of every principle Of truth. feel
ingof humanity, inspiration Of Chris.
tian duty. and sense Of conventional
propriety. Though the State has
been ungraleIul toward Judge Nor.
ton. In this. No can but look forward
TO that day whom he will be rendered
with sure success, greater honors thar
Governor Of Indiana. Meanwhile he
will merit what viii be most cheer
fully aocordsd..to him. tho title Of Hon
orable. Fort Wayns Times.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14


upon his head before his time beg
gary and ruin tho sole Legacy lon to a
wife and children. now rolling In every
luxury, and brought up to Il all; II he
wants 10 sec defrauded and INDECENT
creditors, an old age Of perjury and
dependence, family driven by debt
and false ideas into every degradation
and crime, then let him spread all sail
which he can borrow. give credit to
every reckless customer, boast OF HE
sales, live in n brown stone house. sur
rounding himself with rosewood, furni.
ture and costly imported luxuries Of
every kind; let him bring up his child
rem TO be waited upou by troops Of
servants--the end will como sooner
than he expects; he will be caught in
some nip Of the ice and sunk like q
lump Of lead In the mighty waters.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

RE Cranes extensive Flour Mil, al
Marietta. Ohio. with all its contents,
Including 1900 bushels Of wheat,
was destroyed by FIRE Saturday night
L sc estimated At from $50. 900 10
$4,000. Insured for $1,000. The
Mill caught FIRE from the smut ma
chine.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

cerrospondonce % Ne Cincinnati cxzotte-
OF eeAzD II. szr4xsa oxAss,
Missouri River, Wsdnos1ay. oct. 3o.i
In coming down from Lawrence TO
Lsavsnworth on Ssturday.II passed
tne grave Of Robert Roberts, who,
your readers viii recollect, was shot
with two others. q. W. H. Golden
and Thomas Bishop. )by some Of Dun's
and Emsry's men, for the simple Of
fence Of being free State men.-They
had left Lcavenvorth and were going
up to Lawrence, whan they were
stopped. and being without arms, were
taken and shot down. Roberts grave
is on the open prairie, BY the roadside,
and Is ] passed. the bone Of one arm
Was sticking out. but the wolves had
enswed of the flesh. lie was left
laying in the road By his basbarous
murderers and the body was buried,
the next day, By company Of United
States soldiers that happened 70 pass
along United States troops always
con along. in Kansas, after an outrage
BIZ The proslaveay men and always
lust in time To be too late to prevent
it, As they had nothing bat their
bsyonets to dig . grave with, they
made Il shallow and the wolves have
due down to the body. When / left
L6uyence, Golden and Bishop were in
the Hospital, but on Sunday. as
went on board the steamer Omaha, !
saw Golden creeping on board. He
seemed to desire to avoid, observation.
I had been in Kansas long enough to
Learnt not to recognize q free State
an.unless he clearly wished it, and
supposed Golden was going down the
river inccg. At table / sat opposite to
him and tried TO catch his eye, but
could not, and Immediately after lie re-
turned to his state room and made his
appearance only at meal time during
the voyage. At such times l never
succeeded in catching his glance. His
roommate was pro-slayery man
(mine was South Carolina volunteer
going home sick and disguised with
Kansas, and as ! was known on board.
! did not feel at liberty to call on
him there.
On Wednesday night, about 8
o clock. 1.-THE boat had laid to a wood
yard. below Hermann, for the night
thera was ashriek in the ladies' cabin
- az - ~~>~ko>~I - IL x<~o~oJ A..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14
Atohison. and stringfellow Canonlsed
Tho Richmond Gospel Continued.

More than halt century ago, two
good. well intentioned men. WILDER
force and Howard. inaugurated n now
school Of Philanthropy, which chose
for It's subject seoundrels and sayages.
II was . sort OF Revival Of the Pyth-
agoreanIphilosophy. which would vain
" attempt to Danish pain and misery
from the world. The effort would
have been innocent but for the inovit-
able consequence. that In making
scoundrels comfortable. you increased
their numbers and made honest men
less comfortable: and In encouraging
savages In idleness and eannibalism.
you imposed heavier labors on the
white race.
The true philanthropist docs not
deal In soft. affected sentimentalsm.
He IL ready 10 innict a little pain 10
procure great deal Of happiness; rca-
dy 10 punish the criminal few, to nd
vance the well-bcing Of the virtuous
and honest many: ready to cxpel. en-
slavo OF exterminate. II need be-. q
few wandering cannibals and savagcs.
who misuse and abuse tho gifts Of
Providence. to give room. and comfort.
and employment. 10 white. civilized
Christian men. Columbus, and vasco
Do CANA. and Cortex. and Captain
Smith, and the Puritan Fathers, and
Walker, and Stringfellow. and Alchi.
son. arc the true philanthropists-the
men who practically advance the
"grca,est good Of the greatest mum.
bcr," whilst, ut the same time, they
punish. like Moses and Joshua. igno.
rance. idolairy. and crime. and pro-
mote morality, civilization and Chris
tianity. Howard and Wllberiorce
were shams. humbugs. no rewarded
crime by Furnishing virtue.
But the intuitiye common sense OF
filibusters and border ruilians will soon
set oil right Nursing scoundrels and
savages Is going out Of fashion. Log
cabin literature has fallen dead In the
English market. and Walker has sup.
planted Mrs. Stowe In favor at court.
The Pythagorean philosophy of Gree
ley and Garrison Is about TO give way
to healthy. robust. sin-hating and
ain furnishing Christianity. All this
will be effected. easily and naturally,
by means Of public opinion, and en-
lighlened and ehasiened by expert
ence.-Richmond Enquirer. Nov. I.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14
~An Irishman attempted to pa

TAn Irishman attempted to put
In his vote. who himself acknowledge
ed that he had been sent from Ohio to
vote here for Buchanan. The cry
went up loud and strong. "Move himl
move himl' and he wAs moved" in
double quick time to the Justices Of
Aes. --Lefdysfss Courier.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

THE undersigned, Administrator OF the estate q
i Joseph Dcpuy, late Of franklin county, dc
ceased, win sell Al public sale a. The late rcsi'
county Indiana on Saturday the 18th OF November
1850, all the personal property OF the deceased
not taken by the widow. A credit OF six months
will DO given on all sums over three dollars, the
purchaser giving note with approved security
with interest from date, waving all valuation
sepis THos. MApDUx, Admir-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

STATE or INDiANA,l In The Franklin olrcui
FRANKLIN CouNTYh Cour.
Tho yIrsman,s Insurance. compa-
John Walker and Lucy Walker
s ! a. yos. a; w..ss' r s.,ssa 4
How, Milton ~, oryslie, and Nah
Ion Gordon. samuel w. Hasel.
line. Mosss n, ilasnsllne, Richard
W bishop, William w. Wells,
George W. Bishop, John ID. How.
land, Thomas Montague, Mort
din Helm, President o. he Pay. Complaint
esic County bankj william n. 2 70 foreeloso
cofnstock. Jacob Aber, Jesse viii | Mortrage.
cor, George w. Day, bowen Mat
look. Jacob Aber, John N, Carter,
Robert M. Clements, william N.
Cons took, Justus N. Jerks, Adm. /
Alexander v. Winston, Isaac ~.
winston, Lsonedas w. Winston,
Theodore shotweli, Jamss d, Leh.
man, Rufus A. Jones, George A.
Wheeler, Max stAdlef, Henry J.
IAueF, Moses sladief, pani,l,
Richard George, and Nicholas
Walker.
The above named defendants are hereby nosa-
Cd OF The endency Of said suii, and 70 appear
In tho circuit Court Of franklin County, on The
sehond day OF the nextierm thereof, 70 DO held ~
tho Court iIouss In nrookvills, In the county OF
franklin and stAts Of Indiana, ON the nrst Mon
day Of February next, and answer the complaint
Witness John X. Johnston, Clerk ofsaid Court,
shis 23d day Of October, A. d. 1850.
Oct 81 ~ JonNk. JOHNSTON, CLERK.
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cEARoEASr a POSTERS Apple rssrsrs and
eopi9 w. u. fAaQuuAR 4 Co.'s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14
EEJudge Story said. .Th.

f1-Judge Story said, The frs!
duty Of lawyer Is to his God and his
religion; secondly TO his country and
the law; thirdly, to himself; and last
ly to his client. Never mistake the
law. Lie for no man. cheat for no
man. deceive no man. Be true to
the court true to your client
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

WnoLk9kLK AND HKrAfL
@ A RIP EFT WA REH o u Sc
No. 10 East Fourth Street, between Main and syc.
amore Streets, Cinsinnau, o.,
OIL Cloths, &c. &c, for the fail trade, TO which he
respectfnllyinvites the attention OF the public.
Sep II ly-par
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14
PROF WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
ITHA8 NoRcEn MIRAcI.Ea

l focuy In original growth, 90 ar - heis locks
are concerned, does not admit OF dsubi; besides,
u win cure every possible disesss Of ne scalp,
whether developed a. dandraG, itching, or In NE
shape OF cuiancous eruptions--even scald head
and In no possible case win II fail Of curing, ~
N By magic. nervous or periodical headache, and
II used twice week By the young, regularly. a
VII, presst,s we color, ana Keep we bal, son
q. X. X. Once, vnnd!lia, June ~, ie5l
PRoy. woop-Dear Siri I take ploasureln bear
Ing voluntary testimony 10 The excellence Of your
was very gray. " Il nov dark brown, tshe orig.
inal coloFl smooth and glossy. Tho only applica-
lion have mado 10 Il, has been the Hair kestora-
tive prepared by you, aud which. from The result
IN ny own esse. can most cordially recommend
!" ''a FpwApp wotoorr
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14
KDwARp woLcorr.

vineennes. Ind, June n. ies3.
HRoF. q. J. Woopi AZ you are about 10 man
ufaclure and ycnd your recently discovered Hair
concern. that have used a., aud know others 70
use it--that have, for several yesrs, beep IN IN
habito OF using other Hair Restofntives, and that
II entirely clcsnsss The head OF dandru, and in
no mouths proper use, win restore any persons
air 10 thu original youthful eoror and texture.
living ia healthy, soft and glossy appearances,
aud all this, without discoiofinr The hands that
apply u, or The dress % which n drops. would,
therefore, recommend is use 10 every enc desir.
Gus OF having hne color and texture Of hair.
Respectfully, yours,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ABLE GRINDING MILLS, FOR
SMALL GRAIN, FEED &C., as well a. whole
ears Of corn (cob and alp, called, Into good
nne cob and corn Feed, In one operation. = -
These Mills manufacture out OF tho best quail.
iiy Of French Barr Blocks. with much care.
build six different sizes, prices ranging from Se5
10 s250, These Mills continue 10 stem the cur
rent OF all opposition aad superior for all pur-
poees, especially for wheat houring.
ALso-SrRAUB'S PATENT PORTABLE SAW
MILL, called liking OF the Woods.o
This IL m ingenious and sav-Miil 10 make lum-
Der IN the woods. This NIL can DO run By ami
nal, steam or water power. tl .lI.i f
Those wishing TO know fully about the principle
upon which they built, and rhe prices Of each
size, as we'll ~ The terms OF sale, &c., win please
address me, esking Book Of Description, which
1 will mall and post-pay: Those who do 90 WIN
write, In piains readable language, the name,
Post Once, County aud State.
ISAAC 6TRAUB, Paientee and Prop.
Sep i96mpr No. 10 West 4th 81, Cincinnati, o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14
ID. v.JoHSsToN.

JOY TO THE WORLD
DALM or A THOUSAND FLOWERS, for sale
u al W. Il. FkReunAs a Co.'s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14
TO LUMBER MAKERS.

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nanoe uoW ~ " o13 per housacd. wIcAl1 to
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uoeseno. Ies anq e1sn great indaeome1l -
ssss r.A.e GOODWIN.