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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-26
Sherif's Sale.

DY Virtue of sundry wrts Of Fieri Facias, to me
- directed, will proceed to sell at EdgeGeld c.
H., on the first Monday in December next, the fol-
lowing property in the following cases, viz:
William D. Jennings VS.. Harriet Chamberlain ;
James Tompkins vs. The Same; James Blackwell
and others plaintiffs severally vs. The Same, A
Tract of Land containing one hundred acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of James Blackwell, Joseph
Price and others Also the following Negro slaves,
viz: Big Joe, Little Joe, Nelly aud Phillis.
R. S. Key VS. William Quarles; Samuel Williams
VS. The Same, A Tract of Land containing Eighty
two acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of Mrs.
Smith, Mrs johnson and others.
Terms of sale cash.
JAMES EDISON sE.p.
Nov. 8 4te A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-26
Public Sale,

THE Subscriber will sell at public outcry, at his
i residence. on the 18th December next, his
valuable tract Of land, lying OH Red Bank Creek,
adjoining lands Of james Richardson and others,
and containing
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-26
Fresh Arrivals,

Spanish Jack, Don Lopez.
a LII persons who have gien their notes to us
"A on account of our JACh are requested to at
tend toahe same without dely. Those who owe
accounts will also attend to theame
G. D & R. 7. MINIS.
Nov. tt As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-26

GTThe friends of STARTLING TURNER, an
nounce him q candidate for Tax Collector at the
ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-26

A IL those indebted to me either as Administra-
IA tor of CD. Glover, decd, or to me individu-
ally, are requested to call Immediately upon II. T.
Wright, Esq, and make payment, as he has been
fact to close up my unfinished business.
JOHN RAINsFORD, Adm'or.
Nov II ct "a
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CYct0PgDIA OF MODERN TRAVEL

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styled ths repfese ntatse travellers o. the iasthi
century, IN the remote and less known regions al
The world. heir workssre comprised IN about
20 s"is. and are published " several dlfsrrni
Tor sio: indeed many of lhsm are out OF rrins
aud not ~ DO had. The follow log ac sonas % the
narratives. and will give IN Idea of the contrnl.
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humb"idt. MunKo Parks fraveis IN Westrr,
Afficu; lewis aux cisrk's Journey to the Pactn
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Arabia; Journey To Mseca aud M-diuas H.lxonf,
fxi'"sailods 10 w, pr Culliaods Journey 10 a.,
i.ibsnn onses, kti iopia aud Srnnanrs Frsnklin'.
Overland Journey 90 ihe rsInr svn; Meyrn.lorn's
Journey W b"ksars. Ttnikoyrkt's journey frou.'
siberia IN Pckin; tochrane's Pedestrian Jnirne,
s,ssn s'es, sss, G9I m, rap, % jspan;
Denhnai und clsppenon's Expedition 10 Cenlrni
Afflcn; kxplofoti rs Of tbs Niger. piscoyorirs o
Richard aid Joun Lander. Laird aud Oldnrid.
nc. Monsts Lite In Southern Alrl,a; sturt's M
plorations in Australia; backs Land hxpe,lllion.
rattan. Of The White Mic; Msj~s Harris Missile,
20 shoa; Woods Joaraey 70 :le 0xus; Parkyns
Life in Ab.srinia: Frsmo.l's Explorations OF The
Rocky Mountains and California; liac's Travels
ln Tartary. rhibet aud CHM; Rscsut Exl,lsra.
ti"ns In Aastraiis; Lsnch's Explorations OF thf
l,ead Sea; La,a!d's Explorations al Ninevvh aud
Bahylon; Travels OF Ida Pieintr. Journeys round
the World; Explorations Of tho Amazon River
Jnusney Of Lieut. Herndon. Journey OF Iacu
6iboo"; Rich srs'sn's Travels In ths Saharn; Rich
a,dson aud hafus's ExpedtIpn 10 Genital ,idca,
Loo- hoo. fr.sn Com mod ore psrfy-- Japan xoe-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
Hon. win Cumback.

1.-The speech Of Mr.. Morse. in &C.
fence Of the Southern race was n firm
one, and that OF Mr.. Cumback was
very effective. He stood up boldly
for he position Of the north. Mr.. G..
is young man (but 90 years old, J
formerly Democrat. and IL elected
TO Congress from Indiana on the An
ii Nebraska issue. He has been PROM
inent ard very effective here IN con-
centrating true northern feeling. and
s,aads fully upon the Massachusetts,
platform. Ms do all his colleagues
Oorrsspondencs of The Tribune.
Mr.. Cumback is entitled to the
thanks OF ut least one Of his old friends
for his manliness. Perhaps he will
pardon y "reminiscences In the win
ter Of 1899. Boarding Club was
organised in the Univei siiy. for the
purpose Of sconomising expenses. and.
like all other grave bodies. had COM
petent and an efficient staff Of officers.
Edmund Munger was President, Ar
diyas w. Rodgers Chaplain. J. NJ. Will
son Treasurer. Robert 8. Voorhees,
Secretary, the Rev. Jeremiah Lewis.
Cook. and William Cumback. Steward.
Mr.. Cs Office Of buying and carrying
the Bread and 6xings for forty board
ers was no sin,cure. and accordingly
his board was given free Of cost. 10
addition. he rang The College bell. and
on terms such as these. received all
the edncmlion he was enabled to &C.
|quire. In College he WAS universally
known ms one Of the hardest students.
aud decidedly the most free .loving.
free-hearted boy in attendance. For
the same reason that has decided the
course Of many another brilliant. he
left college and devoted himself TO the
BUSINESS Of teaching in the south
Some time since. he returned with the
feelings and sntiments u true hearted
man may be expected to acquire; then
was elected to congress from his dis
irict Iastf,lI. and makes his appear
ance before the nation as n prominent
defender Of the Right and The True
We can well imagine how Will Cum
back talked--we have heard him be-
fore; and il he lives we predict fol
the boy that was the other day carry
ing bread from Chute's and beef from
Mc,klv's a brilliant future.- OTo'e
Cif,zen. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

Fonkros 0pIMoSs or FREMovr--
The German. French and EngI ish
journals are out ia favor Of Fremont,
whvms they consider the greatest man
ti,at has been proposed for the Pres
idency ofIale years. They consider
his letter Of acceptance a document
worthy Of any statesman. There was
= lime when national prejudice ran 50
high that expressions Of favorable
opinion abroad would have damaged
a candidate here: but that day has
passed. Civilization is now cosrnopo
lite; its interests are the same In Eu-
rope aud here. We may regard the
favorable opinions Of tbs European
press with regard 10 Colonel Fremont
- this expression OF civilized and high
" enlis htened communities Of Europe
under somewhat different circum.
,tances from our own. but whose in
|,erestin the progress oflhe world--and
consequently 10 that Of tho United
Ststes--is only srcond to ours.--N Y.
Txs~<,I/ aEfI - = ~ 4Ha1 HFtHH HHrf
tErr4 I<tae aaan
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
ARP 90

EH A private note from Hon.
Charles Sumner dated at Cresson. on
the Allegheny mountains, on Friday
last. informs us that he is. at last. con-
vaIescent, the mountain air having
had beneficial effect For three
days he had been able to ride on horse
back. Il is. however, still uncertai..
how long he may yet be obliged to
farego all mental labor. and especially
the excitement Of public speaking
". Y. Tribune. u 49,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

-,
TOT n'mse,'' ne nau 'nousn' tor =
gooa wgs' 'nr' 'psss Ts pom !,
~ 80. .ae sou'" ""u 'ne ro''"s VIZ ""o
'''''>'< - ''' 49,, ''''' $3.50 e'
oes',on. c"'eu very n'''e ABOUT It.
mat ney GUY u'co y rs = Pe''uc" '
r@p % cs'cn vo'es 90 TAT Is ne Vas !,
concerned ne wou'a no. s'sno oy sno
encourage mem IN tn*t sme ne
n J. USED a. D.: reas,n ana .! ms w
nuence 70 o. SeeP'ng 20" uss''4n ou,
OF 'nese r1a''s' ana 10 so uo'ng ne mao
oeen ac'ua'eo " 10 o'nsr mo''ss. 'nsn
nose o. Som',y, .t'euusn'p; anu svop
ne's"oo'''oo.' 11. w, ~ ,ps 1.
were determined 'nsy snou'o 'es's'a'e
upon IL ne sa'o 70 mem fses4ffsr
= .. -. -. Gay on, Maedur -
Some. perhaps. might think he was
arguing this question from partisan
views and motives merely. Not at
all. It.was.s question. which rose
higher than party. and higher than
the giving to these Territories gov
eminent. Il went to the vitality Of
oor institutions themselves--to the
question Of the right and power OF this
people. to govern themselves. He
would now make few remarks in ref
erence to his own views and position
upon this subject.
lie said he was willing to leave this
question where the Constitution had
left it. He was no longer permitted
to occupy that ground; he was COM
PEELED to legislate. He repeated. be-
ing SO compelled, he would legislate
but one way-that was, for the ex-
cIusion Of slavery. He had voted at
the last session against the Insertion
Of the Wllmot provsso in the Oregon
bill. and lie would have voted to strike
il out OF a bill organizing governments
for New Mexico and California: but
he would not now vote to snike il out.
He had seen no necessity for II in the
Oregon bill. as the people Of Oregon
had already decided the question. Ia
their fundamental law. in the consti-
tuition OF their provisional govern
ment. they had adopted the very Ian
guage Of the ordinance Of 1887; and
the bill reported BY the chairman Of
the Committee on Territories Mr..
Smith Of Indiana proposed to affirm
that fundamental law. The people IL
the Territory had leg,slated for them
selves; and he had then seen no ne
cessity for having another Wllmot
proviso.a.. He knew il would make
and nothing else; and it dld
weIl-nigh defeat the bill. Hereafter
he should give no such vote. He
would at any time vote for organizing
these Territories with the wilmot
proviso extended over them. He had
opposed legisIating on the subject: but
his objections we're defeated and can.
ceIIed; the South themselves had
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
: TO LUMBER MAKERS. (

InE SUBSCRIBER HAS SOME EXCELLENT
i farming land w illinois. and IN Southern Ia.
iisna. which he will sell cheap, or exchange for
land In Ffnnkiin county. u " all we'll numbered.
that In iiInoi- parity I'm proved. A Jaw mill cn
tne land IN indiana would make f"uune IN n
ew years. Lumber Tor tho Iowa market CON
hands from SIS 10 Sf5 per thousand. within two
niles OF tho land. AID my quandty 81 good pop.
AZ logs thut can DO bought, at tho MI at 81 per
housand. The land oIiers great inducement. 4,
,,ersons having small farms or town property la
these parts.
auge .-L-l.. T. A. GOODWIN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
Speech Of John L., Robinson. Of In
diana.
DsIivered in tie House of Representa-
N. tines. Decenb,r ID. 1919.

- tines, December I8. l848.
The uousa nrocsedsd. 10 The eoo.;d
eration Of The motion IN ',ecoos;'Isr M.
vote bv which he folIow;ng res,ln,;on
had been adopted: 80
!. .R.soiu.d Th., the Corn;t,.. %,
Territories be instruct,,d to r,,,nr, 40
this House. with as little delay as
practicable n bill or bills nroy;d;og a
ierr;torial Government for each of The
Terr;,orie. Of New Msr;co and Cali.
fornis and excluding slavery there
from p1llIc .fTf R'fTElI
I, would not be denied nv any one
come from what section Of couo,yv IA
m;gbt fha, the oues,;on ri 'sIsvery .s
connected with these Tsrr;r,r;es ab-
sorbed every other. The old oues-
TONS of hank. tariff. d;s,r,bu,;on and
so firth. 'snnk into ;cs;rit;cancs he
aide n and Were rar.Iv ever rsfsrrsd
to- es,,ec;.;lv NV tbs o,non.n,s 81
Gen. Cass., : - 80. 7. r. -
So lar AZ ,hev, Of The North who
bad opposed legislation on this quer-
lion were concerned The spoke al least
groun 4 Of exned;encv alone. He had
o.ysr on,sssJ r. On constitutional
grounds. ~ sa,la
Il seemed. then. that the South It.
self, demanded a Legislative guarantee
from Congress Tor The extension OF
slavery. She had advised the coun;
try that she inten led to bring IL here.
and il she did. that she expected but
one Kind Of action. so FAR AS the north
ern Democracy were concerned.
Hs would now turn to the other di ,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
| remain yours, respec'fu y. 7
ISAAC RIGHT.

ga AeRRN -
p 8. Dear Sir, I commend to your
'cousIderatio athe follow a. extract from
the Cincinnati Enqairer.i : Read il and
tell As who are traitors now! What
party says the majority shall not rule /!
Who are fsnaticai dlsu ,iiouistsi Is not
the man or the party u,tering such sen
timsnts guilty Of norat ire s>onl
There "a right above and beyond
the Constitution--a right from the. exrr-
else OF which this government sprung
-and thai Il the ri sht OF revolution.
That such a party would be appealed
to by the South, in case fhis party should
succeed. there. can be no doubt in the
mind Of any man who knows that people,
aud who confdes In the wisdom OF
Wa shington and Jefferson. The neo-
Pile Of the South are not cowards--not
degraded seris--prepared to submit to
the doninions Of those whom they have
ever regarded as their equals. They
would sooner give their bodice To the
"beugIes and their roofs 10 the fiames,"
than to live under. Government OF
which Fremont was the head aud Gree
Iy the tails. Government ip which
Sumner would be Secretary Of War,
Seward Chief Justice. Wilson Secretary
ofthe Treasury, Chase Attorney Gen.
ersl. and GiJdings Post m ssser General,
and the Cincinnati Gazette organist.--
War. pestilence aud famine, all com
bined. would be preferable To the deep
disgrace Of such a Government; aud dis.
union, with all its herrors, be quite q
mild alternative to such Blasting To-
fanny"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
IMPORTANT TO DRUGGISTS.

DRUGGIST, VOW DogSG-AN EXTENSIVE
business IN . nouflshlng town on ths whit
Water canal, selling from $4,000 4, so 100 per
yrsr, wishes to sell out on rea<onsbis trims To
me who can give suitable references. The Town
- healthy, aud Will make q pleasant family resi-
tence. Particulars can he obtained BY calling
upon. or writing 10 the editor OF THE paper. ses
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
OREGON HOUSE

ViltS HOUSE IS STILL OPEN FOR TIE kE-
] ceptiou Of visiios at al hours aud no palm
will be spased 10 entertain them, whether the,
CO me siuKIy or ~ the dozen, ana 40 difference ~
the price for public days. AZ least 20 horses can
b. entertained at any time at The usual price :
The table will be- furnished with the best The mar
ket aGo sds, done up In the best style OF cooking
auS 20 SAM. sHEPPEkD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

!
AVER PILLS,
sEv and singulariy successful repssdy fFtAs
A cure Of all Bilious diseases > Costiyeness, Ind,
gestion. Jaundice. Dfopsy, Rhemnatish. EeScr< !.
Govt, Humors, Nervousness. Iritability, hfaspma
lions, Headache Pains n the Breast SID, Back.
and Limbs, Female Complaints, Sc &c. Indeed,
cine is NOT more Or less required. and much sick
ness and suffering might be prevented, If harm
less but eAectual catkutic were more Ireely Used
No person can feel well while costive habit Of
body prevails; besides il soon generates serious and
often fatal Diseases which might have been avoided
By the timely and judicons Of good purgatve.
This b alike true Of CoIds, Feverish symptoms, and
Bilious arrangements They an tend to become or
produce the deep seated and formdable distevnpers
reliable family physic Is Of ne 6rst importance 70
the public health, and this Pin has been perfected
with consuumate skin to meet that demand. An
extensive iaof Us yirsaes BY Physicians, Profes-
sors, and Patients has shown results surpessire
have been effected beyond besef we're they not sub,
charscter as to forbid the suspicion Of uptruth;
Among the many eminent gentlemen who have
testSed IN favor of'thsss Pills, we may nisntion
Prof j. NJ LOCKE. Analytical Chemist, Of Cn-
einnati, whose high profesdopst ehsfaetsr = en-
SV 5SSs McLsAs. Judge o. III. suptsss Court Of
THcs' cosw,s, Secretary Of the Treasury. 4 =
= Han. J. NJ WRioBr. Governor Of Indiana.
N Lo<o crcat wiz shower o w est.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
~ VALLEY HOUSE, "a
tresRa BRooKvILLE, IND. A -
JOUN KING pROPRIETOR

Y,I,is we'll appointed Hotel has undergone
Ithcrouxis repairs Zoe the sa,nmer ecasvn. uAdcr
tho immediate snpcrvisivs Of tlsc new proprietor
Ne assures his fr, ends aud thosr who may kvor
MIN with thsir patronage. that u shpil be Z de-
ARE 10 all tlnies 10 nuke thsr stas with hin sEtee
able, "a ne Intends 10 Keep good table and obllg
Tug assistants In every department.
Boarders viii be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms, With single or double rooms
I am also prepared 10 take travellers or ei,izsrs
June 6--u 1-cl all t..s ~ ~ I'ettl 1T
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
A FINE FARM FOR SALE.

L about miles from Laurel, near Pay cttevis
Turnpike, from i2J 20 $50 AIRES improved. The
iwvll'ng lisa franc house, and the situation l.
,ehitAy.r H4.t -ttR1 aat Atta p W. /.
This farm can DO bougct very low and on yer,
svcraoic forms. Can Ia divided mad mako twe
for three good farms. Call and see, .... II
aug GkV. IN LLAND.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
Blank Deeds, 60.

There has ist boon Issued nj ihls once q new
and beau tuuf editioD % Biank Deeds. abort form
ioners' pesds, old FORM Dceds, Sun Mons and
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
Hats!

vlYE are just receiving our spring stock OF Sllk,
W Fur, wos,i. Pana,na, Lsgnorn, Palm Leat
IL Caps Of VARIOUS colours A. tiirspr. I.
april u Y. o. BAKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

80 - tvhcenhes, Ind.. Jnne "a IHs3. 3
i RRof,o, J. WoOp:, as ypp are about 10 man
uiaciute ard vend your recently discoverei Hair
use II that have for several years, been VI. IN
habit OF a-iug other Halt kestorsuvys, and that
npd y.ursss~ti. superior 10 any o,her know
ns mouth's proper use, viii restore any persons
air To tie original youlnfui coror apd tekturs.
wing la healthy, soft Md giozr cappszrucs;
aud y this, with"pi discolorng The hanis that
apply II, or The dress on which II drops. fwould,
therefore. recommend its 10 ever ono dcsir-
Gus OF having nnc collar aud texture OF hair. ~
Respectfully yours, ~ - sH
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
Prints! Prints!!s

CoR Msrrlmas, Cosbeco, Bay Slate Philip AL
II len's spragues, punneIs, snd all other good
ssyics Of Prints, goto
sprn IA = fl.s4 osssl u u bAAEk
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
BROOKyILLE CCLLEGE.

THE fall term of this Inst itutian comsuences o.,
i Monday. sept. 1t. 1876. The College hu..i
ing u nearly completed, consequently all sh"
wish 70 attend can DO accommodated " Is desira-
bic that all who wish ~ q tsnd should b. hand
II the bsxlnninx OF the term whom the classes nfs
fofmed. Students will DO permitted to enter q,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
Dissolution.

DRooKs& NoB'.Es DISSOLVED PARTNER
ID ship last week In The boot Had Shoe business
y mutual consent Al debts DUE the 1rm arr 81
DO paid TO James Noble. who has the booke for
collection. Re be found nj ESQ. Wafdrs old
.'fics, nextdoor above Fsdges FIN Store. ~ p
aug 10 t.ti Erf.1 &C. ~ ttI RS 'te4t
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
EvKRsoy q CO., PropfIelos,

Z, =. No. South sIslh Street, phlladsiphIa.
AGENTS. --Rasis q Morrison, ConnersvilIe,
D.. ". Johnston, Brockv Vile; chas. Van Camp.
lciamora; clifford & cob;e, Laurel; John W.
scott, Liberty; X. y. FalIer ruarrson, o.; n.
>hrises, AndersonvilIe; >. D. Mills, kiisabcih-
''s NJ, V % B Il
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
scos 81 PwOF WOODS ma
HAIR RESTORATIVE

THAT aIlthe bald and gray can be restored per-
L freely In ereinal grow 40 Car 40 their locks
arc concerncd, doesnotaduii of doubt: besides,
II viii chrc every possible disease ~ the scalp,
whether dnseIopcd asdandrnn. ttehlag. 'or 10 the
shnpe OF cotanequs oruptions--evcn scaii head
" By magic. nervous or periodical headache. and
N used twice. week by the Young. regularly. u
will preserve The collar. and teepItho hair from,
CIR. ". omec, Vanilla. June ~, ie5s.
Psos. wooe- DEAR SIR; I lnk PLEASURE ~ bear
ing voluntary testimony to the ckoelirnce Of your
Hair Restorative. Three m"rths ago, my hair
wnsrer, gray lila now dsrk how. (ll,s erixr.
inai eolor.l smooth aud glossy. The only appiira-
,tonf have made "a Il, has been the Iiasr fedora,
tive prepared by 90. and which, from tbs rcsuu
inmy own case: eau most cordially 'reco Irnens
to others. Yours, &e.rae al r.eLf
EDWARD WOIIQTT
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
IIlH0GRAPHY & lIERAVIIG.

MISUNDERSTANDING .LsNpsckrrs, Portraits. ID
,lomas, Maps show Cards, Notes. d rnfis, Bills "
- > MIODLEroNS wALLAcB.
Noti5 wainutSIrct. Odd Fellows Hall.
Oinclnuatf. Nov ~ ta53-47-fyf. Z > -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

49, fttArt % ST. Louis. J ane 10, r653.
"A PROF. wOOn AZ, you, arc about 10 prepare
aud vepd your recently discovered Hair hestsra.
tive, and ~ you request my opsn'on NJ ~ i~iii
ststa, that NY hpir was. q TOW mouths ago, very
gray. and ahtr using twn bottles ~ sour Hair Re-
orativr. trusamri ils Original eolur; and sines
Its application. all dandfuh has disA rlearcd fcstn
my h-ad. and have been troubled with iso di,z-
greeablr itciisg o. VI, scalp. AN satisued, that
hosr Who use u, IN not feeretit. asit gives the
sppsarulce Of having been rrcelriy oo'isd. 4 am
, prspar;j, therefore. 10 Teeon nend IT. use 10 all
WHO are desifous Of having beautiful head or
hair foT 4 am, sir, yourss etc. ~ 81. 81
..e H.. l.. STEWART.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
NOTICE.

ARD ako.i Prime Family Lard On ksgs. for
IL sale bv 'tA ..ti.q w. l.. FAaaunAs d CO.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

FISH. received smoked HalIbut, white
L Fi-h aud Mackefsl wholesa,r aud retail by
July n w. l.. FARounAR q Co.
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w StAu~htr. Pr!ntcr'ahd blask Bon knalac-
iurcr, No, lie nsiu k,rrel cla>iurs AZ, ka&p< con-
sl1ntiy on hand n fuIl and consrlefe 80. Of
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Ccuniy Coutls- &e.. VIII Dad % N kI21k 1Soks. a;
n superior qinift. rarieaiaf nt1tniion laid 10
S ss ss sas pss.r o. srs ss And
-four me Blsnk sosks ave rsp<s.
AIso.s iuil sHd complete asssf,mepf 4. Nl<osl.
tansoss ave ~s.e"' $780, s'snsn<s<<9<. fsr
Our tsfns and oar pr1ccs fs<ornbic-|4E ~
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r AM SELLING MEMS, woMEXs' a chill
dssu's ssoe- aud Bsots a. cost Come quick
'odsapply yourselves Zoe the great political ~,
,'sisns aug ~ sHas e JAMES NOBLE,
- ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
V0ThEis hsreby given that viii sell at public
~ auction. on Thursday she I'm day ~ Septem-
scf. lass. 1T tho late residence of Conrad schon-
Der, deceased la Franklin county, all hss psssous
,,rspeny not taken by The widow, consisting OF
eattie. hogs shesp, farming utsnsiis, house
toid aud Kitchen furniture. NC. .'it.sf
A credit OF Twelve months will be given on AL
usns over N rec doisss, ths purchaser giving his
'sols with approved security, waivisg valuation
~ . 80 ELizABErH scHoMBER,
aug 10. t|lf tlIl Ass sfIai Adminisiratrix.