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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20

There Is no othor reason why the pro-
hibitory liquor law ofIowais not enforced
than that the citizens do not generally at
tempt It's enforcement. In this county tho
law has been enforced in nearly every case
where II has been tried. AT Georgetown
and at Bremen tho unlawful traffic has
been stopped by enforcing tho law, But
fow failures have been mado owing to
Illegally Of proceeding. For instance,
Geo. Kemp, German In this place was
arrested for selling liquor contrary to law
and plead guilty in two cases and was FIN
cd $40 and costs In each case, but was re-
leased on writ Of habcas corpus, it APP
pcaring that tho Prosecutor, Mr.. Nofsing-
or, had neglected to have tho interpreter
sworn through whom no plead guilty.
Kemp was tried on two other charges be-
fore Justice Tato who did not fine him be-
cause tho witness who bought tho liquor
Of Kemp would not identify the day nor
within one or two days within tho timo no
bought il. Calvin and William Wilson Of
Bridgeport In this county have been ARES
ted for violations Of tho prohlbltory law
and the first named has had his trial in
five cases and boon finod In each case $40.
VIM. Wilson's family being sick has pse-
vented him from having his trial, but IL Ia
believed that tho zines aud costs aud OK
pcnses of attending their trial will cost tho
two Wilson's not far from two hundred
dollars; and there Is determination Of tho
citizens Of this place to prosecute them
still farther II they continue 10 violate tho
law, which wo think they will not venture
10 do after this time. There Is also do
termination Of tho citizens Of this place
To prosecute Others in every case where
there Is a known violation Of tho law.
Io,oa Press.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20

= NC y Ec>t0cmt-Gtce& @H .Hs -.
Part ofMr. Buchanan's words to body
Of oollegians, on drinking, has been quoted
in this paper bit not all. The following
are his words in full on this subject;
"There were many little eccentricities
in the life Of a student that might be par
doned or overlooked: but there was one
habit which, If formed at college or in ear
ly youth. would cling to them through
after life and blight tho fairest prospects.
Ho referred TO tho use Of intoxicating Ii
quors, and declared IL scosla be better for
that youth trho contracted an appetite for
strong drink, that he seere dead or had nera'
been born; for when he saw a young man
entering upon such career, a fondncss Of
liquor becoming with him governing pas
sior, no could SEQ nothing before him but
life Of sorrow and dishonored grave in
his old age. Many lads, no was aware,
considered this practice mark Of smart
ness, but no regarded IL as an offence that
could not be pardonod, especially In stu
dent at college; and he concluded this
earnest appeal by expressing the hope and
belief that mono Of tho young men Of
franklin aud Marshall wcro addicted to
this dangerous practice
The enunciation Of these sentiments,
by q man who has just been elevated to
such high pinnacle Of power, is among
tho most noticeable and encouraging Tenn
perance items Of the times. II Is III that
especial mention should DO made Of them
In ovory Temperance paper, and every
Temperance meeting. Publish thcm con-
spicuously in every Journal In tho United
States. Print thom In all public places In
letters Of gold. Inscribc them on tho en-
tablaturcs Of every temple Of SCIENCE
Engravo them, with every adornmont OF
art over tho door-ways Of every College,
Academy, and Common School in the
land. Read them stately, accompanied
with invocations to Heaven, to every rccl-
tation room in 1.-THE land. Let thcm hang
on every wall, alike apples Of gold inpic-
lures Of silver" Print them on tho fly
leaves Of every textbook. Engrave
them, IL possible, on tho minds Of the
whole rising generation, and the risen gen.
Grafton. Stamp them deeply and indeli-
bly,, on tho general heart Of tho American
people. Let them become as familiar In
the mouths as household words."--Pro.
hititionist.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20

The American Homo Missionary socc-
~ In New York Is, Us Is we'll known, one
ofthe oldest aud most influential Of the
benevolent organizations Of tho day. Sus.
tanned by tho contributions of Congrega-
tlonalists and New School Presbytcrlans,
ithas moro than thousand Missionaries
preaching 10 feeble churches oil over the
land. OF course, like every body In this
country, II has had to meet tho question
Of Slavery. About ten years ago the Ex-
eeutiye Committee determined not TO APP
propriato any moro money TO sustain slave
holding ministers. No matter under
what circumstances Of alleged necessity or
humanity tho Missionary held slave, or
slaves, he could not receive q single dol
lar from the Treasury Of tho Society,"
This action caused some excitement at
tho time. and was onclo the influences
which led to tho formation Of tho South
ern Aid Society. But nearly all the
friends Of tho Society acquicsced in, II
they did not approve Of IL.
Very recently, however, this. Society
has taken action still more!emphstic. As
reported in a leading religious journal just
received, II was
"Resolced, That in tho disbursement Of
the funds committed to their trust, the
Committee viii not grant aid to churches
containing slaveholding members, unless
evidence be furnished, that the relation Is
such as In the judgment Of tho Com.
mittee, is justidablc, for tho time being, in
tho peculiar circumstances in which II
exists"
And in communicating 40 resolution
to the tho editor Of the lmpor referred to
the Secretaries say:
"This we mean to carry out faithfully
Wcare TO be the judges, and not tho church
or presbytcry. Tho facts must all b,
spread before Us, II they asI: our aid, anc
II the slaves are held ander ordinary cir,
cumstances, no aid can DO granted. Slave.
holding in It's proper sense We abjurc."
Tho result Of tho resolution will DO e
cut or at once, all Southern Churches
from the list Of tho benedciaries Of thll
great national Society; for no Southern
Church viii condcsccnd to present to tn,
Committee In New York, the reasons il
each case which justify It's members in
holding slaves. Tho sensltIvoncss In 70
gard to Northern cateohising, which /,
known to exist in all Southern countries
win prevent any applications. aud thu,
another strand will be cut Of the ligaturs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
PAPER FOR TaE PA cclGDgOTgD 70 FAE MOsEBMT AD Ns1

which binds the different sections Of ou'
Union together.
We record this important action merely
as one Of the signs Of the times. We
leave to the religious papers the discus
sion Of the principles involved--the prob
able ecclesiastical results. One OF the do
nominations which sustains the Society
(the Congregationalists) have no churches
in the South, while the other (the n. s.
Presbyterian have nearly three hundred
churches in slaveholding states.--Cin.
Grsctfe.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
M OF III G. E !.

TtURs, FuRs, TURs--cash paid for Coon,
u Mink, aud all other kinds ofior,by
81 ". l.. FARQun,R u Co.
SALT, SALT, SALT barrels Salt jus, 70.
- cciycd andfo sale by
". l.. FAnecnAR q Go.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
THE SATURDAY lVINING POST
DEEnI

pLANK DEEDS OF ALI Forms, INcLUD-
ID ing Commission er's Deeds, ior sale at this OF
ice.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
Administrators Sale

THE undersigned administrator OF the estate of
Il Caleb n. Alien, deceased, wilt offer NJ private
sale until Saturday the eeth day OF February. A.
d. 1881, whcnif not sold for tho appraised value
thereof, no will then expose tho same az public
vcndue on tho promises, between the hours OF 10
A. NJ. and 4 o'clock n. MI
"Tho north east quarter OF Section ten, (iu) Ia
Town nine (D) OF Range two CD IN tho county OF
Franklin and State OF Indiana" which - tltnnte
near tho Oxford road, about two and half fnilcs
east of Brookyille. 10 has n good franc barn
about seventy acres of cleared land, good youne
orchard and sugar orchard Of about ak hundred
trcca.
TERMS or SALE.--One-thsrd cash down tbs
baaneein two equal annual pay ments, With In
forest, Tho purchaser ri wing not.s waving vplua
ton and appraisemont laws, With good itcehol,
| security.
Jan 10 $3.50 JOSIAH ALLEN, Adnr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
Great Cure of. Dyspepsia.

&. q. MERsHoN, Merchant, says;
simpsonvilie, KY, March 30, 1880,
"Tho German bitters give general satis aetion
MorIen Dorkleys respectable farmer OF nils
eounty.n
slmpsonyilie, NY, March 20, is50-penr Sir
would inform you that have been afflicted foi
ted form, for which | used sarsaparllla and VA
rious other remedies. without obtaining any ro'
lief. From tho various testimonials In favor o
iIoonands German Blttcrs, was Induced 10 try
them, aud now state with pl,asurc, that through
their use am enjoying better hcalth than have
done for Year, past, and eheerfuiiy recommend
tho Blttors 20 all afflicted with that terrible dls
'"''' MORTON BERKLEy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
VALLEY HOUSE,
BKOOkNTTLE, md
John KING. PROPRIETOR.

JOHN KING, PROPRIETOR.
n reception OF travellers and visitors, and 90 all
hours travellers Will be waited on by good atten-
dants. Tho table win DC furnished With tho bosl
the market affords. Boardors can DO nccommo-
dated with single or double rooms, with good
Gro and all other convenences necessary. and on
reasonable terms. In connection with this house
now thero Is Tho bcst stable In the County, being
sufficiently large 10 accommodate any head OF
horses, and 81 drive twenty -nvo wagons or car
rlogoa inside. The stable VIII always be furnish
cd With plenty OF good grain and hay, and altond-
ell by good Ostlers. Horses kept by The week,
day or feed Of the lowest possible rates.
In connection with the stable I will keep few
good horses and buggies 20 hire. am also pre-
pared 20 take travellers or citizens 10 any part OF
The county they may wish 10 90 on reasonable
terma. J. KING. Proprietor.
dee 10
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
spstial Notitss,
Health, vigor and Life depend upon
tina nlood

Til o sick man puts his hand upon tho seat Of
pain, and says, "hore Il my complaint" This u
mistake. Tho pain IL only sympfen' OF dls'
In the blood. Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Rem.
edlcs, the Hood Purifier aud Blood Pills. ae'
through dig estive organs directly upon tho stream
OF lilo, disinfeeiing II or every morbid element
aad restoring health by removing tho primary
cause Of tho complaint. These medicines are
composed exclusively OF Swedish he RIBS OF extra
ordinary sanatiyo properties, and are infaiiiois
In nervous diseases, dyspepsia, rheumatism scrof
ula, eruptions OF tho skin, liver and bowel com
plalnts etc. etc. SEQ advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

CCtcDFlttN EcmNic h~tAANf
Prepared from prescription Of str James
Clarke, NJ. d., Physician Extraordinary 10 tho
Queen. This Invaluable Medicine Is unfallng In
the cure OF all those painful aud dangerous dis
case Incident 10 tho Tomato consultation.
II modcrates all excess, removes all obstfuc-
lions, aud brlugs on the monthly period with reg
uiarliy. These pills should be used two or three
weeks previous 10 confinement; they lo,ilfy The
constitution, and lessen tho sufesing during la
Dor, enabling the mother 10 perform her duties
with safety TO herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females du
rlngthe FIRST rnREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as they ara sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, bat NJ
any other time they arc safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Paln In the Back and Liubs, Heavincss, Fatigue
on slight .Exertlsn, Palpiaiion Of the iieari
Iownoss OF Spirits, Mysteries, siek-Iicadaehe
whites aud all the painful diseases oceaslonodb BY
dlsofdorcd system, thcuo pllls Will oiIccta cure
whom oil other means have failed, and although q
powerful remedy do not contain iron, caiomel
anthony, any other mineral.
Pull directions accompanying Zach PACKAGE
Price, In the United States and Canada, ~
one Dollar and postage stamps enclosed Il
any authorized Agent, viii insure battle OF The
Pills by return mall.
W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
General Agent for Indiana.
sole By d. v. Johnston, iireokylllei clifford 4
coule. Laurel, chas. Van Camp, Mctamorai u
ShrIncr, Andcrsonvilie.
Jan %
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
THE PR0HIBITIONIST.

Published Monthly, by tho Executive Commit.
tee Of the n. Y. state Temperance Society; Am.
Asa MAcoy, member OF the Executive Commit.
toe, Editor Tho abloatand most oilllnont adyo.
enies Of tho Cause 10 tho Nation, contribute Of
their wisdom and olnquonco 10 It's columns.
Win the Number for January, 1857, It begins
Vol. Nv.
Tho scope and spirit Of the Prohlblllonls,l. Ma.
lonal II n adapted 10 every state In the Union,
aud circniatos 10 every state. ~ IL tho adheroni
Of no one political party, northe opponent OF NJ
other. Sacrodly devoted 10 the suppression OF
tho Liquor Traffic, and tho oxtirpatlon OF inlem.
pcrancc, on all other questions which divide The
y ubllc mind. II u absolutely silent.
II Il printed IN tho Folio Form on double
medium shoot making eight large four.columned
pages 30 n number.
TRIMS o. susscRpriosi
Ono Copy, for one year. ..................ea 81
Three, TO ono address, one philharmonic, Or
And FOR each additional four copies, 81 90
VIII be charged any quantity iess than
Finy coplos. 60 one address. A "a
One Hundred Copies, 10 ono address. 80. 90 I'd
fosflars-fho postage on Tho Prohlbltlonlss /,
within The county OF Albany, FIRE., beyond The
County, and within The State, Three cents year,
beyond the state aud within tho United States
Sia eeHff year payable quarterly Ia advance
nRiTisu PaovlNCns.-fhoro afe no postage
charges ON tho prohlbluonist 90 Subscribers m
the canadas, or any OF tho Provinces ln BRITISH
America,
HrfolAL oFsRs-fo facilitate tho gta,ullou,
circulation OF tho Paper, We will send enc llun.
dfed Copies, for year, 10 ono address. posfaR,
pau, Tor IwtHty' rtyr notLARsi and ut tho same
rate Tor any larger number. These terms barul,
cover tho cost OF paper aud printing.
kvefS man Into whose hands this sheet ma,
iail, 10 solicited 70 raise club, and put copy IN
70 every family IA his neighborhood
Large aud Immediate orders respectfully sole
lied. specimen numbers will DO ront gratis,
No subscriptions received for leaa than ono Yea
and ia every case the order must DO aecompnu
led BY Tho money. Address,
o. scovILL,
Jano Publishing Agent, Albany. NY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
h TnHrF. NEWTON q RRAnnuRYla pT

T IGHTE, NEWTON q pRADBURYs Pr
knowloogod 20 be the best made IN. A. $500
Amenlca. Ny stock was never bet-l q \ "
ter than now, while my prices from this Until aner
the first Of January next cannot DO eQualod.-
For prcof, como aud SEQ, AZ No. a West Fourth
street, q. N. MuRCH,
No. q West Fourth street
Sole agent for L., n. " D.'sPlanos, and success
aor % Auach a White. Jan2
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20

III, persons knowing themselves indebted cor
II Corporation fnpxn for 1860. are hereby IN
formed that they must DO paid immediaieis or"e
ulil have 10 collect bv law
janc7 W. l.. FARQuHAR, Collector,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
MEN AND BOYS CL0THlNG


ever onorod 10 this market. We have been very
particular la buying our Clothing, and nauer our
selves that We eau rim you out, gentiemcn' irou
'head to foen toriess money than any Rouse la
thls Valley. Give Us q call.
UOn1estics.
Wohay0 an unusually large hlOck OF Domcalcb
such as MuallnH bleaehcd and unsleLshed, Dfll-
iings, do hineh ana eouos Diaper, ilek'nsa'Ne'
When a comes TO . calorcop "wo'ro around, -
but ali thatwo need say aboct prints ~, that " o
havo The Merrmnck, Coeheco, ihilp Auor
Sons, Day State and Splaguo brands, which every
bolv X nowsafe us good ~ gold dollars.
wall Paper.
This IL Just the aeasod OF tho year TO paper your
walls-1hey begin TO look bad. We have made
of Wall Paper, aud can, Without doubt, exhibit
the Ia rgost aud most tasteiully selected stockand
Ihon so ehcap-of any house la theae parts.
Carpets.
We have lust opened q large and wen selected
stock OF Imported Carpets OF the latest patterns
Rag Carpets always on hand,
Roots and shoes.
We have one room devoted 10 thla branch or tho
business, and We aro nov prepared 70 suit with
Shoes or Boots, everybody oYon 10 tho smallest
infant. Containing all The varieties Of Ladies'
Husklnaahd Bootees. Misses and Chila's Shoes,
Mon and Boys Boots and shoes. We have a
LARGO assortment Of CuArOM.MADE Boots and
Shoes OF oyory Description.
Hats ana Copes
Evcrv grade both for men aud BOYS. even 60 the
lnte st,to OF soFr HATS for hard or soft heads.
Calm Gents. aud "Adamn WillFifo you 'tuta.N
hardware,
and tho articles usually koptln a retail store. In
nuccnstvarc and glassware
We have an entire new stock, containing some
new patterns, and all that 10 wanted IN this way
Hut wo feel II unnecessary 10 say moro. suffice
for us 10 say wo feel worry grateful for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon "a all through our mer'
cnutle course, and nothing on Onr part shall be-
done, III this late day 10 merit disconiinuhnce
OF tho same. We are sure that " good Gooda
chcap Goods, and plenty OF them. and gentleman.
~ clerksto walton youis whatyou want, We have
spriG SD. GALLON son.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
A CHALIENGE

f1HE RESULT OF tho trial OF Corn crushers a,
i hroofville on Sat urday the Sixth % Deccm-
ber,heing unsatisfactory 90 the parties inicfcitod
hereby invite any and all Corn Cfushera who
feel 80 disposed, 70 meotthe
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT"
nj Brookyille, on the nrst Tuesday In September
1897, TO compete for Purse, on the following
shall be chosen, at least Ten days before the day
~ trial, the manner OF choosing said committee
itors.
"a. This committed shall receive $40 each Tor
their services, 20 bc paid out OF The "pnrsc -
ID. Each competing Min shall pay so the crm-
mitteo 500, boioro commencing 10 grind; The
monis thus paid 10 constitute "puiscn which
shall be awarded 10 the best MIL, alter the uom-
cd above.
an. Tho mills shall be set to grind Of an oven
aneness Of meal, aud shall in case be changed
san. No Mil shall be fed or forced by hand, but
allowed 10 supply themselves, tho corn being
thrown loosely Into the hoppors.
9TH Zach mill shall grind ono hundred resolu'
~. The same quality Of corn shall be used b,
s.h. The meal of each MIN shall be accurately
II. Ono bushol OF tho meal nom each mill
shall DO passed through No. solve
9th. The powor required Tor each mill shall b
noted by the uso OF tho - Dynanometer !"
10Th. Amer grinding 10 the satisfaction Of the
eommliioe, the strength and durability OF each
Mill shall BIO proven, BY putting into Tho MILL
such hard substances are liable 20 get into then
! IN ordinary usago, until NIL tho mills arc oithoi
broken OF Otherwise rendered useless.
ltshali be the duty oftho comm ittee 10 note NJ
tentvely all the qualities OF each mill, aud max,
thorough examinations with that Wow. To max,
a memorandum OF zach llem that falls underlined
observation, aud afor The trial II over retire nns
compare notes, and render n full Report ans
award tho Premium TO tho MIN which shall, A.
their opinion, best deserve n.
IL shall DO obligatory upon al competitors iha
they shall DO upon the ground, ready for operat
I Ing, by nine o'clock, A. M.,-nnd also upon IN,
committee 20 DO present az that hour.
WILLIAM MuLFc RID.
Rockville, Dec 18Th, 1850 n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20

RocERrEs, HARDWARE, NAILS, ETC
w Linok ~ FAfquhnraro Ia receipt oifuil au9.
piles oftho choicest Groceries, and boat selected
Hardware, Cutlory aud Nails, 81 No ! CONNER.
elalllnw by LiNCk & fARQuHAR
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
nYsPEpsrA

TNYBPEPsIA
| ~ ean DO cured. Call at W. l.. Rarvuhar 6
Co.'S and got bottle OF Ilostoilor's stomach BIT
tiers, certain remedy for Dyspepsia.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20

DEAN0s FOk RENT-NEW AND
= SECOND iANp.--i have seven. - - s,i--rr,
" Pianos that ! want 10 ront, and 49, 49,
viii let the rcnt apply on the pur-l a "
chase until the rent pays for tho Plano. Come
feni, and pay for Plano aud notknow u.
q. NJ. MUkCH,
No.si West Fourth street,
Sole Agent Tor h., ~, u B.'s Pianos, and Bishop
q child = melodo0ns. Jan
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
NOVICE or TNaoLVENcY.

At lhe January Term Of tho Court OF Common
N Pleas OF Franklin county, the estate Of VIII
liam aimee, deceased. was declared lusoivcht,--
Cfcditors arc therefore noiinod thai The Will
" wv LAZARUS HARDING,
Jan 30 Nv 81 Admir-.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20

Franklin County.
In tho Court OF Common Pleas OF franklin
county, State OF Indiana On yaetion).
Martha w. John,
vs..
Emily Hiu, Maria J Hit,
Elizabeth Holland, Rach.
aei Halle, Mary Cooper, petttlonfor Partition
ElIen Adalr, Martha Cole ofreal estate.
scott, Jano, samuel, Au-
rella, Florence, and John
Il. John.
Now ON this cad day OF January, 1887, comes
tho said plaintiff, by Holland a. Binkley, her at
!ornoys and dies In the ONCE OF en- Id Court On va
eatlon) her petition for partition OF the real estate
therein described. and also an affidavit from
which u appears that the said Emily Hit anl Ma
~ Cooper are no, residents OF the state OF indi-
aua.
Therefore. the said Emily Hit and Mary Coop.
or are notified OF tho tendency OF said petition,
aud that the same will stand for trial at The next
term OF said Court, 10 be begun and held nj The
Court House In Brook VILE, In tho County and
state aforesaid, on tho first Monday OF April
next.
witness John NJ. Johnston, clcrk Of said Court,
this cad day OF January. A. y. 1851.
| jan3D.3wpf3t JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, Olerk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20

| Of books and stationery among which arc
autobiography Of Pc ter Cartwright
My rsondngc ana Wy Freedom
Footprints OF an gtincraug
Rifle, AK and Snddi Ia bags
Pioneers OF tho West
DRIED
Scrap Books, Blank Books, Pass Hooks, Diarlo,
for 1897, Portfolios. and School Books OF all kind'
used In this locality NIL OF which are cold az the
publishers retail does for cnsh.
STATIONERY ofall kinds. Including Fooli
Cap, Letter, long Car, for iawy0rn' use, CONNER
clal Note, and Note Paper, by the rcnm or qulEo
THE MAGAZINES win DO furnished
city preos--ss cents for Harper, and 10, for IN,
National. Persons VINO wish 10 take them la Till
way viii please call soon.
docie '5G,f. JOHN W. KELLY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20
A PUZZLE.
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

V,aERE wilibo meeting of tho Directors OF the
Il Greensburg and Rockville Turnpike Com.
pany al tho Onicc Of John II. Farquhar, In brook
VILE, on Saturday, the 3ist day Of Jan uary. Tho
Directors are earnestly Invited 10 be present ai
o'cloc TX r. NJ, rs urgent and important busi'
meas induces this call.
Tho Stockholders OF aald Company aud sub.
Hcrlbors 10 the Bridge at"kimbles Mil" nTo no.
tned and requested 10 make Immediate payment
OF their subscriptions 10 the Secretary and Treas
urer and " not promptly paid suits VIII DO inasl-
tutad.
Tho Supreme Court have decided The snbscrip
ton 10 be legal and colloctablo.
JNo. II. FARQuHAR, President.
Jso. W. tiirr. Secretary and Treasurer.
Jan 81 3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-20

DuRR LIQUORS, for medicinal purposes only,
We have 10 store pure Port Vino, cogniac
brandy and whisky.
julyll W. l.. fARQUnAR & co.