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sz.s5i57.ss,7g CHESHIRE RAILROAD. O

I5s5-sTi5T9sesTr CHESHIRE RAILROAD. On
t.sis;sS and after Thursday June H. 1857 Passenger
-2z--Hz= Trains will run as follows, viz;
Leave Boston 100 and IL 90 A. NJ ind 90 p. VI. and
ftchburg $50 A. NJ, 80 and ESQ p. NJ, for Bellows Falls
and connecting Roads.
Leave Bellows Falls for Boston, Lowell, Worcester New
York, &c, at 20 A. NJ, and 2. 40 p. VI.
Trains leave Fehburg for Worcester Providence, Norwich
and New York City Oroon Junction for Nashua and Concord
n. H., Lowell, Lawrence, and the State Of Maine.
Connect at Bellows Falls with Trains Of the Rutland l. Bur
ugton Railroad and thence Montreal and Ogdensbugh;
Rutland with Trims to Saratoga Springs, Troy, Albany,
Schenectady and Buffalo Also, with Trains Of the Sullivan
Road and thence with the Vermont Central and Vt Gang
dn Roads and with the Passumpsc Road Wells River ST
Lohnsbury and the White Mountains.
stages connect with the line tolowsA keene for Chez.
tcre, Glsum, Marrow S;oddard, Isboro, Dublin, Peter
boro &c and at Winchendon, for Rndge Jafrey, &c.
For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide
d. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Keene, n H., June s, 1887. IS
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V T. II VI O y T .

TATE OF VERY MONT.
- WEsrMiNsrEg. :.
tn, Hon. the PROBATE Court for the District - Wntsnr
To all persons interested In the Estate II SAM FL BROWN
late Of londonderry in said district deceased Greeting
Whereas MARY BROWN, the widow " said deceased. has
made application to said Corrt for the appointment n Com
msioners the of said licensed 20 her
and the children said deceased You hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon said application, the
sion thereof to held GILPlN'S Inn, late the Inn If
Thomas Evans in Townhend, in said District the first
Wednesday October A. D. 1857. when and where you may
be heard in the premises, II you ,ee tit
BENZ. W. DEAN Register.
Grafton, Sept. 3, 1857. ~
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Planning, Saving and Matching.

lNI the lower Of Esteys Building, formerly occupied
by r. WALLEN, is prepared TO do all kinds Of Planning
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ALSO constantly hand large supply Of pine and other
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CTATE OF We r VI O y T 3,
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The P0jae C1Ri for said d To all persons
eli in the Fstac If pIlNEAS UNDERWOOD. late o: DUN
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BEMIS g. WARE,

Manufacturers Of
W0RTH'S PLANNING MACHINES,
Of superior style and workmanship various sizes and prices
by the most improved styles;
planners with Tonguers& Growers attached.
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"a The subscriber offers for sale the above named
e, ,nn property, situated In West Breboro, within en
'.aW minutes walk of N" Post pnce consisting of house
t-- aud barn, together with lth acres Ut Land upon
which IRE fruit trees Of choice grated fruit and
ounce hn.hes together with failing spring OF excel
lent water.
Price, $500. Possession given Immediately.
LEONARD A. WILLIAMS
Wc4t Irattloboro, Sept 9TH, 1857. u37
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15

indeed. they are ldeus in notion -
Demosthenes hath truly said, that the
first great element of Oratory was
Action, the second, Action, and the
third, Action. And so we may say OF
Mr.. Walker,--every fash of his eye,
every change of his countenance, ev-
cry motion Of his arm. is the faithful
exponent of the living thought just
ready for birth-in fact, a finger board
pointing unerringly to the meaning
of the orator, so that the way-faring
man, though fool, need not err there
in. Some may excel him in some OF
the elements Of true Oratory, but in
Gesture Mr.. Walker stands peerless
and alone.
We conclude this brief and imper-
feet sketch of Mr.. Walkers oratory
by remarking that to be appreciated
hes must be heard-all descriptions fall
short Of the reality.
Mr.. VS. forte is extemporaneous
speaking, but he would doubtless ex-
eel in manuscript, and we rejoice to
announce to our readers and the pub
lie generally, that Mr.. w. has kindly
consented to lecture for us sometime
again the ensuing fall, when one-half
of bis lecture viii be extemporaneous
and the remaining half manuscript.
In the meantime, let us possess our
souls with patience.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15

How TO GET A Tour RING OFF A
FINGER. Thread a needle fiat in the
eye with strong thread pass the
head of the needle, with care, under
the ring, and pull the thread a few
inches toward the hand wrap the
long end Of the thread tightly round
the finger, rgularly all down TO the
nail, to reduce its size. Then lay
hold of the short end of the the
thread and unwind it. The thread
pressed against the ring will gradual
ly remove it from the finger. This
never-failing method will remove the
tightest ring without difficulty, how
ever much swollen the finger may be
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15
From the franklin IN. " Visitor. April %
ANOTHER GREAT SNOW sToRM--sEvEN
FEET OF SNOW IN APRIL.

When we gave an account last
week of the great snow storm which
occurred on the previous Monday, we
presume no one thought to see rep
etition Of il on the succeeding week.
Another storm set in, however, on
Monday last, which nearly equalled
in severity its illustrious prototype.
The snow commenced falling Sunday
night and continued almost without
intermission until Tuesday evening.
At least three feet must have fallen,
and over two remained on the ground
making, with what had fallen pre-
viously, something over three feet.
The mail arrangements are of
course seriously deranged. But one
mail has been received from Delhi
since Saturday, 18th inst, and that
one on Friday last. No mail has been
received from Oneonta since Monday,
18th. None from Unadilla during
the same period. The last mail ar
rived from Walton on horseback, ON
Tuesday evening.
1t is estimated that at least seven
feet of snow must have fallen during
the two storms. The weather on both
occasions was very mild, which caus-
cd much of the snow to melt and the
remainder TO pack close. Tuesday
evening cleared off cool, and hard
crust formed. People who have a
large stock Of cattle TO fodder and
but little hay, will be seriously incon-
venienced.
As this storm will take rank among
tho unusual seasons II may be in.
teresting to note down in connection
some similar occurrences of former
years. In the winter Of 1878, the
snow lay about four feet deep from
the middle Of November TO the first
week in April. La February, 17l7,
fell the greatest snow ever known in
this, or perhaps, any country. II
covered the lower doors of houses, so
that some people were obliged TO
step out of their chamber windows on
snow shoes There was also terri
bic tempest. Eleven hundred sheep
belonging TO ono man persisted. One
flock Of hundred were dug out Of u
snow-drift on Fishers Island, where
they had been buried TO the depth Of
sixteen feet. This was twenty-eight
days after the storm when two Of
them were found alive, having sub
sisted on the wool Of the others and
sustained no injury.
The winter Of 1779-90 was severe
the snow for three months lying
three and four feet deep on level
The winter Of 1856 in regard to
both cold weather and snow, will long
be remembered.
IL the present storm shall be fol-
lowed by a sldden thaw-whieh is
highly probablc--we may look for u
severe freshet,a and a great destruction
of property. We learn that Daniel
II. Chamberlin and Geo. Grant have
each had barn crushed in by the
snow.
P. s.-Thursday Esd, A. M-The
horseback mail expeditions which set
out yesterday morning to Walton and
Oneonta have not yet returned. A
'traveler on foot who arrived from
Delhi last evening, reports the snow
on the summit TO be at least 4 feet
decp on n level.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15
ThE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIN JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke,
d., Physician Extraordinary TO the Qneen. This Ia.
valuable Medicine u unfailng IN the cure Of all those
painful and dangerous Diseases incident 10 the female
constitution.
II modcrates all all distractions aud
brings on the monthly period with regularity. These
pills should be used two threr weeks previous Go
nnement they iortity the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother 10 perform
her duties With safety 60 herself aud child.
These pills should not bo taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy. they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage but al any other time
they are safe.
In all Of nervous spinal affections, pain In
the hack eld limbs, eatincso, fatigue slight
tion palraon 81 tho heart, lowncse uf spirits, Hys.
terics. Slk headache, Whites, aud all tho painful dis
occadoned by disorlcrcd system, those Pills
will effect when all other have failed, aud
although powerful rumcdyi do not contain iron Gallo.
mel, antlmony, or any other mineral
Fail directions accompanying each package Price,
In the United ctetcs aud tanatn-, 81.
one dollar andsix postage stamps enclosed 20 any
thorized agent viii Insure bottle Of the pills by fetnrn
mail.
W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
General agent for Indian.
Sold by d. v. johnson, Drookyille; Clifford Gohe,
Laurel; chas. yancamp, Mesmorai X. shrIner, Ander
VILE. a4atI-r Ianle,'67,ly
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Goodyear's Patent Vulcanite,
OH
HARD INDIA RUBBER
TIE BEACON DAM CO.,
OWNER or pATENTG

Manufacture from the above named MATERIAL and offer
for sale, At their Warvroom,
No. 90 MAIDEN LANE, SEw-YoRK,
by M Paokago Only.
sYRlNGEs.-ol every kud nesdfa for Domestic or
Professional purposes pronounced BY Physicians the
most perfect arslcle ever made.
DRE ,sr PUMPS. POWDER FLAsKs--warrantcd to
keep the Powder dry
NJ RNiTURE cAsroRs, that will not defaee the
Carpet;
TUMBLERs& SOAP TRAYS; Pen and Pocket CUT
LERf Ma KIN RINGS, Pocket CORK SCREWS,
Engravcrs' AID Mechanics MkASU KING TAPES,
MACufNisfS' OILERS, MART1NGALE RIMS,
WHIP SOCKETS,
ISsU LAToRs, for Telegraph Wire, adopted by the
American Telegraph Co..
SHAVING BRusr IS, PANS, BATHS, TUNNELS
AND DlPPERs for Photographic and Drugg sta
purpO GO, Ac.
lis wonderful Material VIII oh IL as nrm as metal
light Honi-Br lila A. Jet--a poor condu-tor OF
Heat nous onductol Of klec rc o and on which
OH, Acids AM Alkaes produce effect Is vastly
perior TO any otter the above named, and great
va ieiy Of 9th purl,sses, 10 watch Il IA apple
Deal re In III parts Of the Country supply Ing
shemselvc with thes' Roos, and Consume. who ant
he best article a tho kind, will buy no other.
rALlcoEs, GlNGHAMs, DRLAINEs, ANDsHEIs
las, Tor sale very low, on the usual terms, at
Rockville, Ind. riNkk& q KtMBLK-s.
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Sickness SOMETIMES A CoNvE,

OICkNtsS oOMEIiMES A OONVENI-
ENcF.-The Persian ambassador at
Paris is said to speak, read and write
fuently all the Eastern dialects OK
cept the Hebrew. There is story
going about Paris, that since his arri-
val all the teachers Of Eastern Ian
guages, some half-dozen in number,
have BEEN confined to their rooms
with cold.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15
RATES OF COMMISSION
WHEN NO SPECIAL CONTRACT is MADE

ON sales OF 5000 and under commission will be
per cent, except when the l. less than 100; from
$1,000 10 $1,000 Will be chrrgcd per cent? from S5,-
900 10 $1,000 viii be charged per cent In all
per cent will be charged ON the fret $1,000 On all
sales Of property while In hands, commission will
be charged though the sale Ne contaminated by other
prates.
10 withdraw property from our charge, We require
two weeks notice. aud In contract Il commenced
before Withdrawal, our commission must be paid.
~ We are making arrangements 10 form business
connections with reliable Arms In Iowa. Missouri Wis
consin, Minnesota, Nebraska and Kansas, and will De
prepared 10 locate Land Warrants buy, exchange OF
sell Western property 60 advantage, 20 those wishing
10 emigrate toa new and growing country.
We shal conduct business with promptness aud Int.
gritty, and desire all those trusting their proper In our
hands 60 give fair and full description offs location
quality. advantages and disadvantage
Persons Wishing 10 exchange purchase or sell, we In
wife 10 examine our register.
npriI l7b7
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15

IL would seem that poctor Robaeks "Scandinavian
Remedies have taken the highest rank among the
standard medicines Of the dap. His theory Is that In
whatever organ dsease may show ITSELF its seat Is in
the blood. Hence, hi famous swedish euratives, the
Blood Purifier and Hood Pills. are designed TO act,
specifically upon The sangulneous nnd. One thing
esnnot be disputed, they produce most snlulary effects
even In apparently hopeless cases. Individuals who
have suffered ears from dyspepsia, scrofula, eup-
tons OF the skin, bronchitis, hma raj prostra
ton, liver complaint, rheumatism, neuralgia, and ma
ny ether distressing complaints. report themselves
over their own signatures, radically cured by
course Of these Remedies. The claims OF Dr. Robacks
advertisements are therefore supported BY eomps-
tent proof.
See advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15

WOOU IIuF heSIOTuttUe.
Those who have used Prof. Woods Hair Restora-
tyeare sufficiently eognrant OF lis exeellentqualiiIes
but others may be that II Is ordinary
tclc. II discovered by Prof. Wood, able che
mist and Professor Of that Sciences while experiment
ting to find remedo for change aud falling out OF
his own hair. Its wonderful effects In his
and that Of some private friends and their urgent re-
qve,ts, induced him 70 offer II to the publc.-Buli
more Dispatch.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15
HARTFoRp. May /

The Mercantile Bank has discover
ed defalcation of s37 900 in the &c
counts Of the late teller, bod wright
Sedgewick, who has gone to Calitor-
MIA. The loss falls upon the teller's
bondsman.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15
500 AGENTS WANTED II

A LUCRATIVE AND PLEASANT EMPLOYMENT.
A GENTS wanted sell De. Frost's London Veget-
n able Bilious Pills Throughout tho Western
States
We want industrious and active mon TO canys - the
country thoroughly and deposit medicines With eyo-
~ family. We are employing Agents TO canvass on
footor with horse aud buggy. at the foo wing terms:
Canvasers on foot peryear. s20;on horseback $500;
With horse and buggy, $3.50. Agents are required 10
furnish horses and huggles.
In addition TO the above salaries, defray all ex-
penses incident 20 the business. Its an agreeable
and heailhul occupation for young men. giving them
good opportunity TO make money, without the posi-
billy of sustaining loss accruing from selling
mission. Applicants should apply In person. or adj
dress, further Information be desired, the Pro RE
tors by letter No one will be employed for less
term than one year. aud wew III enter into written
contract 10 that effect.
We shall require security In all cases n not
personally acquainted with the applicant shall
enrust In his custody monies, medicines, books and
receipts, 10 the amount from hve hundred 10 three
thousand dollars J. M FROST a co.
Prlneipal Office, No.7 North Meridian st.. Indiana
polls, Ind. ap.c4,4w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15

rGr The man who was moved to
tearn' complains of the dampness of
the premises, and wishes to be moved
back again.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15
NV YoRK. May /

Mr.. L. o. Perrie, a Know Nothing,
formerly of Tennessee, has been APP
pointed Gov. Walkers Private Secre-
tary. He starts for Kansas to-mor-
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Mrs. AUGUSTUS cooCH.
Terre Haute. Ina. Oct. 70. ,5s.

icfre Haute, lnos oct ~ 90,
DR.. Robaek-Sir:--The last three BOTTLES OF your
Blood Purifier and the mpanying Pills have re-
lifyed me OF tae last ,estige Of my rheumatism.
consider the cure all but miraculous Amer having
suffered the most acute agony. almost without inter
mission for the last eight years. and being for three
yearsa cripple can scarcely aiize the fact that At
this moment. after having used your Scandinavian
remedies for only three months and few days. am
hale, hearty man. capable OF performing manual
labor, and entrei, free r. m pain. When hrrt ap-
Piled 70 q, by letter. for supply ofyour medicine,
was lttle better thcn an anatomical skeleton. For
more than two years had never enjoyed hour OF
nneroken night rest. and my mind sinking with my
body. had come greatly enfoehed. The very first
bottle wrought surprising change for the better In
my System and atcrtaklng that wonderful restora-
tive, together with the Blood pills, for one month.
fell that complete regeneration ofever ,animal func-
ton was Ia progress. was not deceived. am now,
at C1 years OF age, as free from every symptom OF
rheumatism a. was at 90. There can be no doubt
that this wonderful cure due 10 your nodies alone
land am willing. n will serve you, OF induce 9TH
10 seek relief from the source. that this let
issshoald be made public. yourA.&e:,
JACOB ATKINS.
Sold by w. w. Roberts, indianapolis; 3. n. Hasson,
NJ Carmel; M. w. Halle, BrDokyiile, Brookville;
j. N. Clements, Bloomlnggroyc; DR.. Clifford, Laurel.
.iy % Il,t IUs' rlHtI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Philadelphia, I'd mo, Goth, 1850.
Respected FrIend---i had for several years been af-
aesed with dyspepsia, aud occasionally with General
Debility. accidentally tried III, medicine, Hoof'
lands German llsters. 10 The nrs place upon adaveh-
Ter, abe having spell OF sickness. Thy Hoof
lands Ge,nan Billers had such eject on her gencrl
debility that was injured 10 try Il myself then
cot bottle and used u according 10 tbs directions
aud u relieved me more than anything had before
used. giving general and strength 10 the stomach
and system. Last fall had very severe speof the
Diarrhea, which continued for some llme NJ, life.
for a time, was despaired Of ihs Biuers ngain be-
log used acted very happily on the stomach aud In
tesilnes, and soon relieved me from the great pain
suffered, and gave general health TO the system.
consider u, doctor one OF the most valuable medi-
zines ever used, and shni take great pleasure In
Recommending ut, oilers
Very respectfully Thy friend,
SAMUEL HUTTON,
No S Jennings' row. Catherine, above third.