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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
FEEDING CALVES.

A CALF should never be changed
suddenly from all milk, TO grass; but
it should be brought about gradually,
otherwise the growth may be serious
ly affected. The food with which
they are fed has powerful influence
on the milking properties Of all cows;
and the mode in which they are rails
cd has a considerable effect on their
capacity to give milk. In milk we
have all that is necessary for the
growth of the young animal, and it is
type and representative Of all food;
for, unless an alimentary contains
the principles of milk, it is not fit for
the promotion of the health, and the
perfect development Of the body. 1t
is bad thing to feed calves on skim
med milk, as both the butter and the
casein have been removed in the form
of cream. Earl Spencer, of England,
who was very successful in weaving
his calves, fed them first with the new
milk, and then with skinned milk
and meal; the latter supplying the ne
cessary nitrogen and nitrogenized
materials. Exercise for calf that is
to be raised, is a necessity; but for a
fattening animal the reverse. Care,
also, should be taken, not to expose
them to the cold, and particularly to
sudden changes. Much exercise of
milch cows decreases the production
of butter, and increases the yield Of
casein. Poor pastures produce most
cheese, and stall-feeding most butter.
Patent Office Report.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04

HAY CAPs.-Somo thousands oftons
of hay might be saved and much hard
work and vexation prevented, IL all
tho farmers wouldprovlde themselves
with hay caps before commencing
their haying. Now Is the time Co pro-
vide them and nothing can be moro
simple. Allthat Is wanted IL rs many
pieces of cotton shooting two yards
square, as you viii be likely to have
cocks of hay at any one time liable TO
be caught ia n shower. The corners
OF the cloth should have loops 10 pin
them To tho hay by long wooden pins,
made Of hazel bush or any othor
smooth sticks which are preferred 10
stones In the corners.
As 20 the usefulness, profitableness
aud convenience of hay caps, there
il no longer any room for dispute
the thing has been proved by thous-
ands - proved that no farmer In
America can afford 10 DO without hay
caps; because they will generally pay
for their cost every year, and some
seasons those who have used them
assert that they have paid their cost
more than twice over. - Mem Y0rh
Tribune
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04

The SIaNs.-This Is the time Of the
year when if ever, farmer wants all
the knowledge of the weather avail
able. We gather, therefore, from the
Massachusetts, Ploughman such in
diees Of the coming weather as the
wise in such matters regard as tole-
rably reliable: When the sun rises
clear and soon goes into a cloud look
out for rain. Whom the wind blows
from the ocean-that is, from thesouth
east, let your men NOW the bushes
rather than the good grass. When
the wind il southwest cut down as
much grass "a you please, for this is
the right point for steady and dry
weather Never trust TO north
wind in summer, for this is an unnat-
ural direction ut this season. IL is
worse than an east wind, for it leads
you into trouble. No one is deceived
by a northeastern or an east wind, but
many are gulled by a north and north
west wind in nay time. A strong
wwest wind Is not so certain as one
from the southwest. When the wind
is down south watch it closely, and
when il inclines 10 tho southeastrake
up all the hay that is rakable. If
you have not horse-rake sell off
some hay and bny one; you cannot
possibly keepup even without horse
rake.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
VALLEY FARM ER.
TESTS OF FLOUR.

Tho Ohio farmer publishes the follow.
ing modes Of obtaining the quality Of
Hour, ~ furnished by an old -four dealer
Most OF them are already known, We
presume. 70 the mass OF our readers, bat
q may do no harm 10 extend the infof.
nation. We regret thai The ancient
lFadef did not show what particular quail
tiles are Indicated dy each test, ~ We
have always imagined that more lmpor
tanse y attached 20 color than Il due ~
an Indication Of qualify
Look Il IL color II II Il white, with a
slightly yellowlAh OF straw color tint II u
a good sign II u y very white, with .
blush cast. or with black speokA Init, the
Hour u not good.
Examine IL adhesiyeness. wet and
kneHd little OF u between the fingers.
II u works dry and elastic u Il good; II
4 works son and sticky Il u poor
Flour made hon spring wheat Is like.
y 10 De- sticky.
Throw q little lump OF dry Hour
against dry, smooth, perpendicular sur
lauvl " u hullrtvs n lump, inc npu'
he. lie IN III ~ ialla liko powder u u
Dad
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
BOTS

In the summer months, n Ny IL seen
busily engaged darling about tho horse
depositing Ia eggs, which adhere TO the
hair Of Tho horse by means OF giuti'
nous fiuid. with which they are covered
Tho animal breaks them with his tongue
In licking himself, and small insect
escapes and Il taken into the stomach
whore 4 fastens itself 70 The circular or
insensible coat OF the stomach by
means Of two hooks-"one on each side
OF lie mouth fouau on the Horse
The hooks on ita tail, the head hangs
pcndulous on the stomach, (soarving.
tons Modern Farrlef.) When doctors
disagree disciples then arc nee. They
remain there and grow until tho follow.
ing spring, when they loso tholf mold, aud
pasa through the alImentsfy canal, when
they take shelter In the ground, and
Alter few weeks appear IN The form OF
a ny Hardly . horse falls sick, but
these creatures are charged with the
mischief by some ignorant people yet
the horse enjoys the most perfect health,
while his stomach u inll OF thom. Mr.
lifaeey Clarke says, no thinks they bsne.
III by stimulating tho stomach, aud
Increase The digestive powers OF tho
animal. II this be tho case. they are
sometimes dilalofy In the discharge OF
their duty, 10 the opinion OF the writer,
who thinks he has seen cases whore u
would be a good idea 70 administer q
few, could they be obtained. Mr.
fouaii thinks they eannot give the
animal any pain while they inhabls the
stomach that they Iced on tho muous
OF 81 the stomach. MT seasv'ngson say,
'huy 'eou on u'e 'ooa W inc morse hhu
sometimes taking more Than their share
tho animal loses condition Doctor
paua says, no mas neafa WONDERFUL
stories OF .heif puffowing through the
ssemaon, pu' oen'es " IN Toto M,
p'",n a'h'ms 'h"' me Hymp'om' wou'u
pe INC same ~ o'ner worms. Ihsy
s ann ~. ps T. uS,s'sloyua W INC s,omaen
nv ~ !" "'''V y" '. sP''''' W up
s'ne iof neuia INC s1Ionsss' ao'an 10
nos 'nnou'ase'y asA'Ioy NUN ,hsy
Va"nos po 'vno'su ''ou' 'n' ,'oaao" ~
- they are no. 70 .ha' par. Of
'"s s,o''ao I - ""''d IN" '. 'sna,. 81, u0 ~
49, w. Jes ~" "'s' p'.P's -" M, ~
s"'' 'e.''hs ~ 'n',s no'. 70 sa' mia !.
a ~, '"o'assos, wne",ps'o's WY s"e" ~,
.ney ea. 90 , hu,sisa oaa ~, " VIC s'omaan
~ Suns Sa'"a'su '"s .apPos'hs uo
. nooAs W w ~ ",, soa,''"s''n l"ys.
sn.y may oas wnas 'noy sa'oss' a"a }v'
'''a'n .no,. nv'a !" P'',vo' sa',y, 10
you ash wnas y 70 ~ aoh ~, WIN .n ,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04

PROLIFIC Cow.-Mr. Nicholas Har-
ris, of New Sharon, has cow which
has produced five calves within the
last thirteen months. On the 2Sth of
March, 1856, she had three heifcr
calves, which weighed, at birth, two
of them so lbs. each, and the third As
lbs. They had the milk of their dam
only till twelve weeks old, when they
were turned out to pasture. They
never had any provender, or other
extra feed. At one year old, the
average girth of the three was 4 feet
3 inches each. On the Goth of April,
1857, the same cow had two bull
calves, weighing, one 80 lbs, the
other IS lbs. Total weight of the
five calves, 322 lbs. This is certain
ly an extraordinary case - Maine
Farmer
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04

STREET TREEs.-In some portions
of the old country there is, or was, "a
law requiring every man, at the birth
of child, to plant fruit or other
tree in the street or highway. Every
young man, on arriving at the years
ofdiscretion, or twenty is requir-
eel to plant two or more trees i'm the
street; and again, two or more upon
being married. These trees supply
shade and fruit to the travler, as well
as to the poor We wish a similar
law could be enacted in OHIO; then
our roadways would be shaded, and
our orchards unmolested by thieves.
Ohio Farmer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
PONE BREAD.

A quart of corn meal, put into q
wooden bowl, with IA much salt as
would DO taken up by the thumb and
fingers, that Is, about teaspoonfdl;
and then add as much milk as will
make II up into adherent dough, Of
which take up q double-handful, lay
il over on one hand, and thus carry
IL 90 the pan or skillet for baking; now
turn it with one pat Of the hand, and
so on till the vessel is full, and, with
a good heat, let IL remain till the crust
is a yellowish brown; put IL on the
table piping hot, press II open, lay in
u large lump Of grass butter, fresh il
you can got it, and IL is ready for de-
molition. Corn bread is best If eaten
while 1t is hot; II soddens Us il cools.
The milk supercedes the use Of lard
or butter; no water is needed, though
many use water and butter instead of
milk; but the true constituents of o
''pone" Of bread, are, meal, milk, salt
and nothing else. If you add eggs it
becomes Johnny cake, and is no more
a ''pone" of bread. A moro simple,
healthfal, nutritious, and agreeable
article of bread, is, in our opinion,
never made than the one we have des-
cribed. The roughness Of the mealy
particles give the advantage of brown
bread; its natural sweetness makes
sugar and molasses unnecessary; and
the milk answers all the purpose of
soda or cream of tartar. IL is i'm
portant to put it into the pan for bals-
ing the instant il is made, and to get
it baked as rapidly as practicable not
to burn the crust.
Baked in hot embers, as we used TO
at the kitchen fire, this is an cash
pone.' To keep it clean, it may be
wrapped in q cabbage leaf before put
TO bake.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
Ayers tathartic Pills.

fI'ilt srenees NJ Chemistry nni Nidirne have leen
u taxed their ntmuA utalne Ibis hps ,.t Iafiaal
pufg live which is knawn 20 unh, innuweRhle prDon
a'.own that these ma Asa virtues whl1 anlmas ~
eseeIlenea Tho ordinary medicines, and hat They win np
pFecedenieily upon the ,pean ~ Oh man, Tas shfs
and pleasant " take bu, powerful a. ems, THEIR prne
tpllng properties stimulate the vital isss ~ heody
remove The slairaiians ~ w organs, purity DE- hloH
and sspel disease fhey purge eH The lun huumA which
bresd and grow dlsempef, stimulate sluggish ~ dsoI
dsred organs Into their natural aiun and mlmrl healthy
tone With strength, b. The Whole system Noi ouiy 10
they cure The everyday eomplanls ~ every body, hul
also formidable aud dangerous discusses that have aitd
the best o. humap skill White thuy pgaluce powerful
Effects, they NJ The tine IN diminished doaea The
safant aud best hysc that he employed Zoe children
Deng sngareoaed they arr pleasant ~ iahei and hulna
purely vegetable FREQ from any rsA 81 harm, Cures
have been made which snrpass belief hry not sub
santlaed ny Of such exalted position aud character
~ 10 hrbld tho suspicion Of nnlrpth, Many enlinsa
eierKsmsn and physicians have lent their cef
y 10 the public the reliability of my remedea while Oh
efu have sent he assurance NJ their conviction thai
my Preparations contribute Immensely 10 he relief ~ vs.
sniicted, suffering feilo~-nen
The Agent below named is pleased ~ huns gratis ~,
American Almanac, containing direction. ft thsr usp aud
certificates u their cures ~ the believing complaints
coslivene-s, Bilious cemplanq. Rheumnli-m, pri.-,
Heartburn Headache arising nom fn,d foinaoh Nnn
sea- Indigestion Mnfhli inaclon " the owes and pl
arising tfftufis flhiNiunftt lfina ~ Appellee AT lfti
and Cutaneons nsrasaH which fequitp an a,Hruani
Medicine, ferofna Kings Evil They nlsi purity
ing the blood and stimulating the s5sieii, ,ae man,
complaints which II would not la supposed the, ciui
REACH such Deafness. Partial indnesa. Neuralgia apf
Nervous frritabty, Defangrnents Of the Liver and Kd
neyn Cont aud other kindred complaints erlaine fan
low state Of the body obstruction 81 Us functions
DO not be pat On by unprihepiei dealers with safn
other pin they make more profit on. Ash tH Ava
Pnis, and take nothing else. No other they can gh
you compares with this In Il. intrinsic value o. cnalh
powers Tho sieh want Tie best aid there IL fo' ~
and they should have II,
Prepared by Dr. y. q. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, LEVEL. Mhu
PNer 40 ors Pan Dor. fiu DosKa Fou %,
SOLD ny
ROBERT BROWNING, Indianapolis.
SQUIRE DAWSON, E0blesylIle, Ind.
HOGAN 4 WILLS, Columbus, Ind.
J. @. AVER d co, Cincinnati, ohio,
W. A. KEYS, ia. sRyBoLD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04

p1rA good book and a good wo-
man are excellent things for those
who know how to appreciate their
value There are men, who Judge
both from their covering.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
800 AGENTS WANTED.
-'s INA
Pleasant and Lucrative EmpIOyment!!l

a GENTS wanted TO sell DIR. Frost's London veeet-
a able Billions Pills throughout the Western
States ..f tfs
We want industrious aud active mento canvsssthe
country thoroughly and deposit medicines with
~ family. We are employing Agents 10 canvass
iootor with horse aud buggy az The following terms:
Canyassers onfoot peryear ssD0on horseback, $780,
with horse and buggy, $3.50. Agents are required 10
furnish horses and buggies.
In addition 20 the above salaries, we defray an ex-
penses incident 20 The business. Its an agreeable
and heathn occupation for Dung men, giving them
a good opportunity 10 make money, withontthe POSI-
bity OF sustaining loss acerulng selling on com
mission. Applicants should apply In person. or adj
dress, ffurthor Information be desiiea, The Prorrie
tors by letter No one will be employed for q 1css
term than Que year, and wewill enter into written
contract 10 that effect. 1881.
We shall require security 10 all cHsesi II are not
personally acquainted with the applicant, az shall
entrust Ia his custody MONIES medicines, books and
receipts, 10 The anounto from i've hundred 10 three
thousand dollars. J. NJ FROST a co.
western Office, No. North Meridian 81, Indiana
polls, Ind.
Eastern Office, No. Fletcher street, New York.
All communications relating TO business IN the IVES
should be addressed tothe Western once
adg2l 3m fs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04

HYOTIONs-A GENERAL VARIETY OF NO
IN tions, such as Combs, Needles, Pins, silk and
Cotton Flosscs Tidy Yarns Bells Pencils Port Mon
naies Shears, Scissors and Pocket Cutlery, always on
hand and for sale low, by TYNER a kIMBLE.
Brookville, Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
FARM FOR SALE,

A pjoihiku the noutishing village " fafmpFsyiif,
"a fourteen mlirs tfnm inaAnalellsi Ia Marion e0ulgs
~, aud on the Cincinnati aAd Indianapolis KallFuat,
containing ~ amea, hamn iu Ae aein nuill1alau,
and tho timber tLu balance u worth a. much az the
land Will east hafgain viii be given iuAny man Ia
pa, lag hem halt 10 twe shFdt down, aud lnu viii 10
given on the balance Pr
fof further information, address the anbstsibor al
Aurora, Ind, oF Mr. tegaason, Avlun, lad, hllher
will Jake pleasure IA showing The land 10 any leraoh
winAing ~ ptFehahes
Juaeas, lcsi, j. a, MiLLEn,
July ~ inl,
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TIE VALLEY FARMER 10 TIE TRUE INTERESTS or gERs gcl
RS, MECHANICS, AMD WORKING h8EM.


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AYERS IL
Gil ERR Y IN
PICTORIAL, - 81
ron rms hApip ounh ~ - q.
Cetds, Coughs, and 800 +
tH0nrscnes~. II HHt
nn,suufp. nAas. aolh ne. isas lIl s
IA =. q AtsHi l % not hesitate ieset s3* $50
Ne iles fenlaiS have eses found hf -
cwaha, liasfseueaa, tHHeeHsa. aud The M
enntismilalii symrlonsof Gold, laYom n
oasHaf rnefaaals ne constant naA IN SX<. n
ay maetile and nay family 80 the lasi 81 =.
hh years has shown u 70 passuss aule. GA
"%, 'slS', hss S eSidiif. n 'n''
A. ~ MnnrLEf, fsqa o. unea. NY. wflsssi ~ have
used 3pui flonmft myself ard ~ my family alnes
aips ssss ai eai WIN iad eia .aaal . ~, ~
p.y 'wsn,ynss dlas &C. bottle than DO without, ~ o.
Group. whoepina Cough, Influenza.
nao,asa Assn viii ihss1fsIis esiif ,ss, ft .ess
ils best remedy se presses. hf she eve ~ Hheysng
yeu maternity IL The Auth appreciate ssr sAlIi ana
commend '''' "''''''"' TO ~ msIIssSSgseosx,,s Nm
AMOS Linz rss, aiossrnss, IA writes, IA jan. iaha,
afhad lsali. innnensa, which eonnnsd ne IN oo,s
81 weeks louh many medicines without rellef nnally
fss ds ss ssss n" SORENESS. u v ~" sin. ssa
lungs isas than ane half The battle made eopisssi,
veil fon medicines aIe ha cheapest ~ we'll A. shes
dies ~ Ne pem mans hiands ~
Asthma or rhthisie, aud bronchitis.
wlhf MsAohtHfsh Pa Feb. 4 ihbh
~ fgni uuhhht rtoteHth 4 performing marvellous
a. 20 IN illla spellan, u hos seesad several fni aasm
INA sfmplehsa " consumption, and new curing npn
iasI 40, years iinNny NJ raiima MseshA.ip"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
Cincinnati Prices
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIN JAMES CLARKE's -
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,


Prepared from prescription Of Sir james Clarke. NJ
D., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen. This in-
valuable Medicine Is unihng In the cure Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident TO the female
constitution.
IL moderates all removes all distractions and
brings the monthly period win regularity. These
pills should DO used woor three weeks previous 10
hnemont; they fortf the aud lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother perform
her duties with safety to herself and child.
These pills should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy. US they are
sure TO bring Miscarriage but az any other time
they are safe.
the back and limbs, Heaynese, fatigue slight exer-
tion, paptation OF the heart lowness Of spirits, Hys-
terics, Sick headache, Whites, and all the painful dis
eases occasloned by disordered system, those Pills
will effect whom all other have failed and
although powerful remedy do not contain iron cao-
mol, anthony, or any other mineral
Full directions accompanying each package. Price.
In the United Stetes and Canadas, 81. ~
One dollar and six postage stamps enclosed any
thorized agent wllinsure botteof the pills by return
mail.
~ " ROuFRTg Indlananoits
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FORBID THE VOTING OF ALIENS,

or the Queen of Great Britain. .sss s.sl -. ~. 4
If you about politics take the paper and pay for
it. unless YOU poor then borrow
tmd meservng paper that makes any body mad
plenty then but the AMERICAN is not one OF them
TERMS.-Singe subscribers, year. - SzVO
Twos subscribers to the same Office 300
In clubs of to one ONCE at lou and one
the Of the club .....,. ..sst F.
Pastors of Churches of all denominations, when
to an office where six taken LOO
IsyAR N ADVANCE +
ApnRrss T. A. GOODWIN, INDIANA AMERICAN,
ISDIANApoLis, INDIANA.
by mail at risk sft 80
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
CHARLES RULE.

Corner Broadway and Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohi,
Monuments. Tomb and Grave Stones, Marble Man
ties and Statuary, Baptlsmal Fonts, Maural Tablets
Urns, Vases, Garden Figures, Cabinet and Counter
Slabs, &C. &c, constantly on hand and furnished Ia
order.
The esupplied with Marble in Block and Slab
Sawed 20 ord0r.
March2f,55,l
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
HANNAMAN a DUXAN,


DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
mHE Partnership heretofore existing between }. J.
III DRUM and J. r. HILL, under tho title Of Drum
Hill was dissolved July list, by consent OF the par
ties concerned AL the unsettled business Of laid late
Arm will be settled by J. Y. HUI, 70 whom all payment
win be made.
We now call on all who are Indebted 10 US 70 make
immediate nayment. "a the business must he closed
without delav JAMES j. DRUM,
AUG IA Am JOHN r. HILL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04

THE AGRICULTURAL STEAMER Is DESIGN
u cd for cooking food for all kinds ofslock steam
Ing single blocks carriage and chair TIMBER render
Ing lard and tailowi and Tor healing water Tor any
boiling sugar water ma ting soap. and variety OF
other uses. Tho Steamer does.the work required In
nj the same time cheaper, than can be done In any
other way. II IL PERFECTLY simple, and safe, being 90
constructed to avoid the possibility Of explosion.
For particulars, call on the subscriber Price, e45.
am delivering tho Little Giant and steamer 10
the farmerso OF Franklin, Fa.ette, Union, Rush and
Decatur eouEties,at
Cincinnati Prices
All orders addressed 10 me at Rockville viii
meet prompi attention. WIN. X. MuLFORD.
Brookvlllo, Aprlli7, 80
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THE OLD GREY MARE.

UHY GREY MARE, aged about 10 years, about
lyl teen and half hands high, shod before, and a
little wind broken, strayed from my premises, near
Fairfield, Ind. ON the 26th day OF July. She racks
trots. ANY person returning her, giving informa-
ten - 70 her Whereabouts shall be literally rewarded
Xur7tvs cLIMfsoN n MOORE,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
CITY II o r n l.,
John q. burns,

n ~ - A. ~ MT . n,
RAILROAD sshsar, apuAhn Aoufu fuhsQoAnn
NOBLESVIJLE. IND.
June ~ On
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
w. w. ROBERTS, Indianapolls.

henefhl agent Tor indian.
Sold by d. v. johnson, Drookville Clifford a Goble
snre; Chas. Vancamp, Metamorai II. shriner, Ander
Lville jani6,'67,ly
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Americans Must Rule America

And none voice elections be eligible to
offices But by Americans natuazed
We care not he becomes citizen OF the Uni
ted States rights of every other citizen but till
then Hence we shall labor for change Of State
NJ will
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
Political and Social World.

paper md should never t admit
ID into the hnIy of of md Che who be
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SURGEON DhNfiHf, BROOK ViLih, ss....sis..
IND, All work warranted, No charge tH.sI|.&tst
fof examination 0F adj lee, UIffyXt
ofFles. one dooF north Of hnuRh' sAliiJ
era Williams alofe,
apiIAi
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04

We We know unpopular defend Americans
who cares Nongs existed and the the
arc dead advocated the rights OF American citizens We
emphacaly say that ff4. tlts O
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-04
NEUTRAL or INDIFFER ENT.

Is traitor to God and man and only galley sIavc
has word Of condemnation utter against e donandr Of on
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-28

! NAY NOT Low xAoA.
lnay not lore thse-est witAA - asnsss
VIXEN night ssd Aaskasa ~ ~ sptgtt lsss,
AID sit mssing iFsa ~ WG93A sort
There y low, Dep yeass 49, tsils = thss.
Thst vsise 10 sweet - nsnsoeul - ~ ssas
OF far Rolian Gnsic hoard n sleep,
Or the Wild eaAenss II spirit lone
o'sr TIE hasheA waters 81 the midnight deep
/ may - levs thss-but thy hlssssd look
Forever hasnts ny sosl vixen thos art far--
Il giaaocs upwsfd fron sAsA nosalh brook.
And downward fron eaeA bright and holy star
IT'S inagsa In eash Cover that hfts - eye
Al morn to crest The sahshins and the dew,
Ard In each fairy cloud that vasdsn -,
Fiosting in beauty Der the mountain bias.
may not lore thee---bst thy gentle words
Can stir within my soul lie foat Of tears,
And wake the echo u ny hearts dssp chords,
Like svme sweet melody II early yssn.
may mot love thcs--hut thy insgssssns
loving radiance 70 ny spirit given,
For oh !! picture thss In All my dreans
Of bliss % safth and blessednsss In Heaven