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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
RUFUS p. RANNEY.
FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
WAYNE GRISWOLD.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
HIRAM III. BARNEY.
Meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee.

The Democratic Central Committee Of Harri-
son county, are requested to meet at the Senti-
mel Office in Cadiz on Saturday, July 10, 1856,
at 2. NJ. Let there be general attendance,
as business ofimportance is to be transacted.
BY ORDER,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09

0TThe Topeka Kansas constitution was de-
feated in Congress on last Monday week by one
vote, On Wednesday motion was made for a
reconsideration which carried. The bill then
passed by ono vote.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09

0J-Mr. John U. Benker, resident Of Lock-
port, Tuscarawas county, was killed a few days
since BY a tree falling upon him.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09

IL 0J-We are under obligations to Hons. s. A.
Douglas and R. j. Atkison for valuable public
documents. 8 fga
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09

"Whilc we profess to be guided by our own
judgment in matters ofpolitical interest, it is a
source Of pleasure to us to know that our opin-
onrcspecting the merits of the Democratic and
Republican candidates is not unique among the
members Of the old Wing party. When men Of
such emncncc and honesty as Rufus Ohoate and
Robert G. Winthrop, not to mention the scores
upon scores Of old and tried Wings of our ac-
quaintance, and in this vicinity, are coming out
boldly for James Buchanan, we are satisfied that
this is an occasion that demands an energetic
expression ofevery old Wing who still loves his
country and race above any Others"
The Plainville IN. J.) Union, another Old
line Wing Sheet hoists the Buchanan flag. So
does the late Fillmore organ in Greene county,
New York. The Barnstablc Mass Patriot
notices among the old Wings Of fthat county who
are supporting Buchanan, Captain Nicholson OF
Chatham, an influential politician who was
Vice President OF the aRough and Ready Tayr.
lor Association m i848. Tho Boston Post has
this paragraph: tE-5EF'- Tt@-A ".
"a number Of gentlemen Of Charleston, Who
have acted constantly with the Wing
party, openly support the election Of Buchanan
and Breckenridge" y s1s.@
The Stanton (Va) vindicator states shat
John B. Spice, a prominent Wing lawyer in AL
bemarl county, in that State, is out for Buchan-
an.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.

WILLIAM KENNoN, Jr., Of Belmont
ALEXANDER P. MILLER, of Butler.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09

SHORT CREEK, Harrison Co, o.
July 4, 1856.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
The Bible Tabooed

The work Of banishing the Bible
from our Public Schools, in obedience
TO the dictates of the Romish hierar-
chy has begun in Indiana. Der fell
low citizens Of Edinburg have done
themselves much credit by the erection
of suitable edifce for graded school
purposes. tits rather college-like in
appearance. A Principal has been
selected and the machinery got to
work. But a frebrand has been cast
into the community. which now threat.
ems the peace and perhaps the very
existence Of the schools
As we have learned IL. the matter
stands thus: At recent meeting OF
the School Board, resolution was Of
fered that the opening exercises of the
schools should consist, in part, Of
reading a portion OF the Scriptures
by the principal. A protracted dis
cussion followed. Outside influence
was brought to bear on the Board BY
the pecialpleading Of prominent cit
izen. (whose politics may be easily
guessed. who. while bearing the pro
lesion Of a Church member, made
set speech against the use of the Biol
in american Schools The discussion
over, the vote followed. and the reso
luton was lostl This was regarded a
test vote on both sides. The "prom
inent citizen" has. we learn, written Al
article for Beebee's paper. in which
the result is claimed as n triumph
lover priestcraft." over politics
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

preachers" who wished to "crowd
their sectarian Bibles into the Common
Schools"
There was one Trustee absent. who
Is opposed to the action OF the Board.
and whose influence and vote may yet
change this deep disgrace.
There arc some things which make
this case one Of peculiar malignity.--
II was not a proposition to make the
Bible class-book, but simply that the
teacher, competent man, should read
u select portion without note or COM
ment. This is vofed dorm The va
rious Protestants Of the town must
hold their peace. There is handful
Of Papists who must be petted and
?atted like spoiled colt, lest they
kck out OF the traces. Our school
books are to be selected by Rome--by
foreign Prince, whose robes are still
stained by the blood Of the murdered
italian Republicans.
The mandate has gone forth, and
you. Protestant freemen must submit
What say you. DR.. Larrabee. to this
movement? II again elevated to the
post Of Superintendent Of Public In
struction, shall the influence Of that
Office be given TO such high-handed
outrages upon the majorities Of the
land? Also. what say you rs the edi
tor Of the So called State Organ ofthe
Old Liners?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
Frae Democratic Convention

The Free Democrat held a Con-
yeniion in indianapolis on the 2ed
inst. and after appointing J. NJ. Til
ford President, and J. II. Batty Sec
rotary. the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resoiued, That when this meeting
adjourn il adjourn TO meet with the
Peoples party on the first Of May
next.
Judge Wright Of Logansport offer.
ed the following resolution, which was
adopted;
Resolved, That we sympathize with
the settlers OF Kansas, and that we will
aid them with men and money
That this meeting will appoint n
Committee OF seven who shall take
such steps as will give aid 10 our friends
In Kansas.
Tho following persons were appoin-
ted tho said Committee:
Doct. Ritchey. Johnson county;
Ovid Butler, Marion ("
Judge Wright. Cass /"
A. @. Stephens, Putnam I"
Calvin Fletcher, SEN, Marion
Henry S. Lane. Montgomery
James n. Lane, Ripley
M. Veach offered the following res
olu,ion which was adopted
Resolved. that the people Of the
several, counties favorable 10 the
cause. he requested to appoint com
mittees TO raise funds, subject to the
order Of the central committee.
On motion Of Judge Wright the
meeting adjourned.
J. M. TILF0RD. Prss2.
j. III. BATrY, Sec'y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY

n. q. BUHKAm a co., nANE<Exs
40 westThird ~. Selves, building
Botweoa Main aud Walnut,
CINC INN Att, O II | o.
who viii receive them NJ Tho following rates u
payment ief exchange p ap "a ,,o" Correspondent"
New York and Virginia state stock, Evansville.
ONE HALF PkR CENT. DISCOUNT.
Savings Bank, connenvAie.
Traders Bank, indianapolis,
Central Bank, indianapolis,
Bank % tho Capitol, Indianapolis,
Fayo,o county Bank, connorsvlllo,
Indiana Bank, Madinou,
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus,
Merchants and Mechanics New Albany,
Cambridge q 10y bank.
0famorcy Bank, Lafayette,
hank o Indiana, Michigan City
Canal Bank, Eyansvile,
Crescent CITY bank, Evansville,
hank OF Salem,
Farmers Bank, wcslacld,
Indiana Stock Bank faporlc,
Prairie city Bank, Torre Iiauto,
southern bank, Terro iinuic.
oNB PER CENT DISCOUNT.
bank OF klkhaft. Elkhart
BANK Of Rockville. Rockville,
Bank ofGoshon, Goshen,
Bank ~ Mount Vernon,
Bank o. wsi.aw, waraw,
Bank Of Monticello,
Rockville hank,
iioos ior Bank,
Lagrange bank,
Huntington County hank.
\, Y. Jcnea' Cheeks,
TWO PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western Bank,
Ilppecanoo Hank,
Wayne Hanks,
Upper Wabash Bank.
Kalamazoo Rank,
North Western, bloomfield,
shawnee Bank,
kteuben County.
Bank OF Fort Wayne,
bank OF South Bend,
Delowaro County Bank,
Indian Reserve bank.
ian other Indiana Notes are from 10 o5 pc
cent discount, and should no once DO withdraw
nom circulation by sending them 20 the Bufk
ans, Who viii return, by mall, the highest casl
value for lhem.-IEp.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
No Speker Yet,

But thatis no reason why n. & A. n. Biackiidgc
Of Metamorn, cannot sell cheaper and better
goods than any house IN Tho valley, consisting Ola
general assortment OF Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queenswarc. Hardware, Gallery. Boots and
SHOES. Hnts. Gaps, and general assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing OF The latest and most Inn
call tho attention Of the ladies' TO our stock OF
Silks, 10 LANES. Do Berges, Alpacas, Cashmers,
nc, also Shawlsof various Descriptions, Dress
Trimmings, Jewolry. aud a general assortmoit oil
Yankee Notions, which We positively will sell es
cheap " not cheaper than any house Ia the valley
for cash or approved country produce. We re-
turn our sincere thanks for Former patronage, and
ask liberal share for the coming year. Call ma
see us.
An indebted to "a will please call and settle up
thoir accounts, as wo must have money, or we
cannot contlno to sell goods 30 cheap.
n. * A. N. Bi.AckLtDGk.
feb. IAN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
IF. @. DAlNIEI&.
BOOK AGENoY.

The subscribers have slablIshod Book Agen-
cy IN fhiiadeiphis, and will furnish any book OF
publication NJ The retail price free OF postage
ANY persons, by forwarding the subscription price
OF any Of the - Magazines, such a. ilafpeF's, Go.
doy's, PutnamH, ofahams, Frank LeslIo,s taah.
ions, ee., will receive The magazines f1r ono year
and copy OF splendid Autograph portrait Of
either Washington, Jackson or Clay, or, u sub
scribers 70 ~ aud a 81 Magazine, Toy wll re-
eolvo a copy OF either OF tho three porlTaits. II
subscribing 20 % worth Of Msgnslnea, all three
portraits will DO sent gratis. hnslc furnished 10
those who may wlsh II.
Envelopes ofeyery description and sixe In large
or amsu quantities furnished. Seal Prcsses, Dies,
Nc., sent 10 order,
Every description Of Engraving on Wood exc.
cuted with noalneas and dispatch. Views OF Bull
dihgs, Newspaper Headings, Views of Machinery,
Roog Illustrations, Lodge Certificates, Business
Cards, sc. All orders sent by mail promptly AZ.
tcndedto. Persons wishlnR slows Of their bu ld'
inFs engraved can sonda Daguerfooiypo or sketch
Of the building BY mall or express.
Porsona a. a distance having raeablo articles
would Had Ito their advantage 10 address the sub.
scfihcrs, % We would act agents Tor the sale OF
the namu. blNAM a PIERCE.
5OSoulh Third Street, rhlAdel phla, Pa.
.. d. nyRAM. lnov s0ly) r. NAY plnRcE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
EXECUTOR'S SALE.

Notice Ia hereby given that I win SELL ut public
auction, on Saturday the fifteenth day OF March
next, AZ the late residence OF John Steele, OF
Bloomlnggroye Township, Franklin County. de-
ceased, all his personal property mot specifically
bequeathed) consisting of horses, hogs, cattle,
household and kitchen furniture DC. credit Of
twelve months VIII be gwen on all sums over
three dollars, iho purchaser giving hls note with
approved security, waving valuation aud APP
feb e2 LANES STEELE, Executor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
nrEIonEoNs, MELopEoNs! MELopEo]
ATTENTION, ALL.

To prr, or not 70 buy. that Il the question;
Whether tia better for the man 10 fuf1or
The ills and woes OF torn sabilimenfs.
OR shake his cash aEainsia sea OF troubles.
And by a PURCHASE end them. To buy, 70 wear,
Nomore: and By that pnrchase say We end
The very many inconvonioncet
Thai We are heir 10: us CONSERVATION
peyoutly 70 be wished. Towear gsfb
Internationally old, nhi there's Che rub.
For In such fsdcd earb. what ills may como
When they are least desired. There's The re-
Tha. makes calamity Of such asuir
For VINO would fear The gaze Of paesefs BY
Attract attention by threadbarocoat,
or vestments TOO unfa<hionabiy old,
When no himself might quiotus make
By purchasing On entire new suit OF Cioihcs Al
?. o. BAKERS Fashionable Clothing Store.
dec 81
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

PRoy. woop, Dear slr--My hair had for several
years been becoming permanently gray, accom-
panied BY harshness which rendered Tho con-
slant application OF oil necossar, 70 IN dressing u.
aud having continued lts use tll within tho las
three weeks, IL has turned 10 iis natural color,
aud assumed iuslfo aud softness greatly 10 DO
preferred 10 those produced by tho application Of
oils or anv other ufopa rntion have over used.
regard itas an Indispensable article for every la.
dy'slollut, whether 10 be used NJ Hair Resi0 fa-
tive, or for the simple purpose Of dressing or
beantfying the hair. You have permission 10 re-.
fer 10 me all who entertain any doubt OF IL per.
forming oil that Is claimed for u.
MRS. q. sYM0NDs, iff Third street.
cincinaati, q. Fob.lO, 1884.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

k<@AoHO oiH1El ~ Dctf % %
Ma. s. @. REID. JR.--I received
yours Of Monday, 10th INST. last
evening. in which you "desirs me to
give you full statement Of all the
facts concerning the last moments of
Colonel Aaron Burr" DC. In cs,mpi-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
MAN-OF.W AK LIFE.
A Boys Experience in the U, s Navy
nrriNu
Noi age round thr World. n Nhip OF tha Line.
Volume. l6mO. 55cts.
WHALING Il FISHING.
(IS PREss.
I Vol, limo. 95cts.

keuh rookin compiot1 In Itself, while tho series
VIII rmbody All The varied phases of iile on tho
rom homo aud sought out these paths Of personal
adventure and stirring action; one who became n
Hallorto satisfy longing not uncommon among
active minded and restless youth.
Ills books OH a space hitherto unoccuplod.--
They present plain, unyarnlshod ialo OF the oy.
ofy-day lifo OF sailor, In fair weather aud foul
calm aud storm, az sea and IA ports showing No
sturdy WnALnaAs. Practical and matter of fact
~ their Views, they are Just such volumes 40 par
cuts may safely put into tho hands OF tholr chli-
dron,t 70 enable lhom W form proper ldoaa OF a
phase Of life heretofore cnvclupcd In u vail OF
romance ana myatcry. Tho romance Of reality Il
herr wildly portrayed by tho hand OF an actual
participant.
MOORE, wILsTAcH, KEYS & CO.,
Publishers, IS West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Nov 20
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

ago. sent you q superficial account Of
our iato WAT, ana we tnen nopea u was
ali over for this winter; and winter we
haven full; snow storms and severe
cold weather. Ever since the 10th oil
December, the mercury has stood At
least 10 degrees below zero. We
think often OF some OF friends and ac-
quaintances IN Iowa, VINO have said so
much OF tnat country IN letters pub
nshed, put u Is my opinion that theY
spoke too soon. pity those new set
TIERS who are not well provided for
themselves and their stock.
On the 10th OF January was election
day Tor the Free Soil party. There
wassomc trouble and o'oodshed again.
on the border OF Missouri, as We are
informed: THIS tire TWO M,ssourisns
and ono free Soilcr were Killed. we
ioosea with nope on congress 70 DO
sometning' ana make some laws 70
stop murder and bioodshed out mere
put there they are playing numoug
ior party purposes anathefe We are
or1ve'i 70 extremes: ~ cannot remain
much longer as u IS All Ine ouicer'
are pro-slavcry' some OF 'nem mere
boys. they hate and despise ns.--
my Ne entirely '"u'Psnuens VI NJ
anu 20 ~ tney please WIN US; we
Ee' desperate ana We aon care LOT , our
ives ana o'ner consequences. me
FREE so'iers IN tn's territory ana the
esner party 10 Missouri, are preparing
WI s'o'nef oa'u ~, 70 oo''' ON - 'von
= sne season VIII permit Du' "has :
nu''s ~ most - " seo 'na' 'on' "
our. n'snos ana = CERTAIN fAhII ~
nome give, . ara ana eom'9 r 70 OUT ~. en-
emies. the mlssour'ans: Even tno cd
l. s o. me An'sr'san insists 'naa 'ne
o'noefs should enforce these Aws a.
taey exist; that v 70 say 'nas 'nese
oficers should enforce iraud' nrmpug
ana granny Inc m'ssoeI''ns ao-
knowledge themselves 'hat these laws
were put upon as by fraud, ana you
know. and all the world Knows mat
anything optained py iraua - 'oia'
and II these laws. as they are would.
ana could DO en'oreed' mere wouia
not % prisons enough N .ne iefll.o'
~ TO hold oil the Free Sellers The
border missourisns have often o1ered
their hemp TO hang US. wish yon
were here, Mr.. Editor. among US
tou have no doubt. often heard Of
squa''er Sovereignty, but you don't
kno" much ABOUT " yet Come out
here, and travel month over these
ano green prsirles' with all kinds Of
nowsfs, and tho groves oil timber, and
when night comes take your iasso'
stake your horse, cook and eat whatev-
81 you Ss', sp.eaa yoss s, blanket an ., ,or :
AMI yoa viii n bs y |" heller h ;u n, u law
According 10 the statement Of the
Mssourians. there is no such a party
- 'ne free sou party IN the Territory.
az NY Gun ~ :" nS1''' Ts snu We
surnIns ~ of;ce cookers a, beme ss,d
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
wnicu ukvt COMMON oRiafs IN
M A L ARIA OR MAS MA

winch HAVE A COMMON ontafx IN
NJ AL ARIA OR ASMA.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
seasons is unavoldably Inhaled A. every breath, ls
south, enat or wcsi--aud will every where Yield 10
this newly discovered ANrfD01E, which nou-
lrnllxes The POISON, completely pwlnes the s,slom,
and thus entirely removes AL the cause OF disease
=, To Proprietor distinctly claims these extraof-
10 will protect any resident or traveller, even In
the most slokly or swampy localities from any
aguc OF bilious disease whatever or any Injury
from constantly lnhaling Malorla or Mlhsian.
II will instantly check the aguo ln persons who
have suffered for ANY length OF time, from ONE nav
no TWENTY WARS, 20 that they need never have AN
oinrn einLt,by continuing iis uso according TO
il viii Immediately relieve all Tho distressing
results Of bilious aguo diseases, gueh na general
debility. night swcns, Nc. The patient once boz
gins io recover appetite and strength, and eontln.
ues until permanent and radical cure IL Effected.
~ wokfmY OF PUDLic CONFIDENCE
because 81 ~
SINGULAR AND ENTIRE llAKMLkgRN EAn,
The following certificate from Que OF the most
celebrated chemists IN Tho United States h attached
New York, June n, 1855.
"thave made chemical cxaminallono OF Rhodes
Fever aud agno Cure, or Antldote % Malaria, aud
have tested II FOR Arsenic, Mercury, Quinino aud
Ntrychnlno. but have not found particle OF either
In u, nor have found any substance Ia ila com.
poalilon that would prove injurious 10 the eonall.
tuition. "JAS. X. cHiLroN, "A. ID. Chemist"
This Allows 90 IT,
FREE USE As A PREVENTIVE
By which oil pefsona mas DO Anre OF enllfo free.
dom from tho above named diseases no matter how
nlckly The season or HWnmpy tho locality.
PROOFS OF EfftcACf are frequently pub.
ll,hed, and the confidence 81 tho publois asked
only la proportion q ils actual merits wherever
introduced and used. fhcfe only are relied upon
10 prove 10 worth.
0ne OF two bottles will answer for ordinary cas-.
90; s0mu may require more. Directions printed
IN German, French, aud SPAN sh, accompany each
bottle. Price One Dollar. Prepared aud sold By
thu Proprietor.
JANIS A. RHODES, Proyldenee,R 4.
Por sale By dfuggiala generally. noye
A. WOODllALL & CO.,
Agents IN hreokylle, and cor sale BY dealers gem
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

~ AfAafF &Aasf@~@~@ - $4,000"
For the rapid care OF Coughs, Colds, IIoarso.
ness, Bronchitis, Whoopng-cough, Asthma aud
Consumption, u universally known M the best
remedy ever yet discovered for every variety OF
pulmonary disease. So Wide IL tho nold of 10
usefulness aud 30 numerous u cases OF ~ curoa,
that almost every section Of tho country abounds
IN persons publicly known, who have teen res
lored from alarming and oton desperate diseases
Of the lungs by " ufe. When once tried ls "a.
pcylorty over overy other medicine OF lta Kind -
TOO apparent 10 escape observation, aud who're ils
virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate
dangerous affections OF tho pulmonary organs
whish are incidentto our climate BY lis tlmei,
use many, nay almost all attacks OF disease upon
the lungs or throat are arrested and thus saved
many thousands every year from a premature
grave. No family should DO without n, aud those
who do neglect % provide themselves with a rem
edy which wards on this dangerous class OF dis
eases will have cause 10 doporo 10 when IL 10 too
late. Proofs OF the surpfizing efficacy Of the
Cherry pectoral need nOtbe given 10 The Amerl-
can peoples have living proofs In every
nolghborho0d. nut those who Wish 10 read the
statements OF those whose whole health has been
restored aud whose lives have becn saved by lie
use, viii nnd thom In my American Almanac
which the agoni below named has 10 furnish gratis
Prepafed by DIR. ,. G. AVER. Practical Chemist,
Lowell Mass and sold by AL Druggists and Deal
ers IN Medicine through this section. Sold by
NJ. W. Halle. Brookylle, Ind.
clifford q Depuy, Laurel
q. Vanenmp, Mctnmora,
G. ovcrlon, Andorsonyille,
Jan ~ 3m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
PUBLIC SALE.

nj Office Il hereby given that VIII sell at
~ public auction on Saturday the eighth day
OF March next, at the residence Of Isaac Davis,
late ofFrRnkln county. deceased ALI his personal
property nottakonby the widow, consisting Of
horses, hogs, cattle, dc. A credit Of nine months
will be given on all sums over three dollars, tho
purchaser giving his note with approved security
waving valuation and appraisemcnt laws and
bearing interest from date. JOHN Il. LEE,
feb O-lS56-3w. Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

CLOTHING, READY MADE.
WE have now sndinisnd 10 keep general a.
w sortmon, Of staple srt'eiss IN THIS ms ssioU
tariff prices.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
SHANK HIGH POETRY.

$1,000 - - - - 49, - ~ -
llonr. winter, bleak and cold,
Comes again With freezing blast,
Andlhe Wind, 90 ncrce and bold.
says tho year not long can last,
Nature sleeps la gloom aud sadness,
Faded, too, its faces gladnoss,
What an emblem this Of lliol
lettering, Fastening 10 decay
All NJ gficfs, aud war, and strife,
IN grim death doth pass away.
Like the wintry days are we,
Fastening to eternity.
Then, since frost and freezing wind
Chllls our blood with daunllces power,
let Us 'fnlnstits SHOWS unklnd
Guard ourselves e'en nom this hour
Good strong boots aud clothes supply,
Then The winter you'll DEFY.
TYNER & kiMBEL. on gurgcns street
Keep GLOVES aud clothing very warm
Elsewhere you will seldom meet,
Such as theirs H. bravo The storm
And lloola aud shoes, Of every kind
For wintor use youthsre wiilnnd.
SO young aud old, male and female,
just call AZ their niorc aud 500
For yourselves, and then buy
IL You want 10 save your money,
And your health ioo-----
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Adminlstr ator OF the estate Of
Isaac Davis, late Of Franklin county, State OF In
diana, deceased. Said ESTATE " supposed 10 be
.olvent. JOHN X. LIE, Administrator.
fro 1W
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
vlneennea, Ind, June 10, iesI

Vineennea, Ind, June 10, 1853.
Prof. Oh. WooD, Dear blf-As you aro about 20
manufacture extensively aud yend your reounlly
discovered ifalr Restorative, will state for whom.
socyer u 1aay concern, that ] have for several
yeafs been Ia the habit Of using other hair fcslof-
attea, aud that nnd yours vastly superior 70 any
ether Iknow. Itentlroiy cicanses tho head from
store any persons hale 10 tho original youthful
color and texture, giving II healthy, soft and
Rlosay appearance, aud all this without dlacolor.
ing tho hands that apply Il, or the dress which
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WILSON KING.