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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
Notice

all our friends who indebted to us for the wear,
i 1922 and lS56-we will pay the highest price for
wheat delivered in Potosi, account or notes We
also want to buy Stock Hogs for which We win nav
TAR price, or in other words want money and We
must have it TO pay debts. Otherwise We win he
is sufficient ii IS Lgh TIME some of our friends wnnld
begin to think about paying up.
June LIST, 1857. 40 G. W. RYLANn r. CO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

TTSf Reed and fo- sale 30O0tb., PRIME HAMS
q which viii be sold Tor cash only CIV. & Co
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

IN SACKS G. A. SALT, for sale by
IV G. w. RYLANn & co J.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

yNTHPS, Lashes Sleigh Bells, Cow Bells, Moccosins,
w Buck Mittens and Gloves cant be beator sale at
the Peoples Store
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

da00On WORTH OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
dZVUU also n large lot of Blankets Umbrellas &C.,
for sale at the Peoples Store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

Prairie du Chen (Loaeertcen,) Aug. 22d. 1856. 10
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

CURING GREEN ConN.-David Rowe
Of Lancaster Pa, has taken out n
patent for preserving or curing green
corn. His patent covers the following
claim:
aWhat | claim as my discovery and
invention is the new art and process
Of preserving green corn in the car,
by extracting the pith or heart of the
cob and seasoning and drying the in
side Of the cob, as rapidly as the out
side, for preserving the virtues and
juice ofthe grain, and preventing tho
collecting of mould or corruption, as
herein described and for the purpose
set forth.
IL Is stated that corn preserved by
this process retains all the juice, taste
and other qualities of the milky
grain and comes on the table in the
winter on the cob or shelled, as sweet
as in the fall. Mr.. Rowe plucks the
ear, when in condition to roast; and
having put it through his process lays
il away Tor use. The Lancaster Ex-
press says that he is at present pre-
pairing convenient machines, not larg-
er than small model commonly used
for pairing apples, by which every
housekeeper can, in one evening, pre-
pare, ten or fifteen bushels of corn for
his own use and in the winter it is
boiled like green corn, and becomes
the finest dish that can be placed on
the table.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

The appearance Of Gen. HARNIY
in Kansas, with formidable force,
even before WALKERS Lawrence Pro-
clamation, was exciting the attention
of thesettlers mot 'sthepeople' )of Kan
sas. The Kansas Free State Of July
18th, had the following:
GENERAL HARNEy's MIssIoS.-Accord-
ing TO the statement Of the Kansas
correspondent of the Journal of COM
MERGE, General Harvey, the Indian
exterminator, has been ordered here
as necessary part of the pacifcation
scheme ofGovernor Walker. 1tseoms
that the Salt Lake expedition is only
ruse, TO disguise the real design in
concentrating the u s. troops in Kan
sas and Nebraska. This opinion is
strengthened by the fact that the
troops are very slow in setting out on
their march towards Utah. Every
few dayscompanies ofsoldiers arc pas
sing up the river to Fort Leavenworth,
ostensibly for Utah; but they all seem
to be stopping in Kansas, or at the
most getting up little pleasure excur-
sions against bands of Indians north
cast of Fort Riley. Should Gov. Wal
ker attempt to use these in forcing
his Government upon MS, he will find
his pacifcation scheme to result very
unsatisfactory.
The correspondent of the Jouranl
of Commerce, said:
see it stated that Gen. Harvey is
about TO be ordered TO Utah. / think
il cannot be so. Ono Of the express
conditions under which Mr.. Walker
accepted tho Governorship Of Kansas
was, that Gen. Harney,a manin whom
he had confidence, should disappointed
to the command Of the troops here;
and the Administration would hardly
thake the liberty Of ordering him to
another post, Misunderstanding Gov.
Walker, which is has notdonc, by any
/ intimation whatever.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
The Prospect. Of Agriculture. Trade aud Oom

merce.
1t is seldom we can look TO the flu
ture with brighter hopes of prosperi-
ty in all the branches of agriculture,
trade and commerce, than at present.
There has not been a season, thus far,
in many years, that gives stronger ev-
idence Of abundant yield and of equal
quality of all the products Of the earth.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and do
mestic--arc open to receive all the
surplus, of whatever kind, at not only
remunerative prices - but at great
profit on their cost. Not only the
products of the soil-but everything
necessary arising from il, high and in
demand. Who ever has seen the time
when horses - cattle - sheep and
swine command prices equal to the
present? We arc at peace with all
the world--our commerce is open 10
almost every clime-paying hand
some profit 70 all engaged in il. Ad-
ded to this, we are having on unim-
portant daily addition 10 the common
wealth Of our country by the host OF
emigrants from European ports, with
no Uncomfortable amount of the need
fai TO aid them in bringing to high
state of cultivation the immense prai.
ries Of the West ThompsoR's Com
mrcidi Reporter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

This disgusting and destructive IN
sect Is now committing its ravages
upon the fruit trees, and of course,
now IL the time TO declare war OF ex-
termination against II. | have seen
many plans proposed for their destruc-
ton. One, TO treat them with train
oil; another, to put tarred rag on
the end of pole, and running II into
the nest twist them off, another, TO
fhston brush of hogs bristles 10 a
pole TO twist them of with; and |
have even heard that some ingenius
Yankee has obtained patent right
for their destruction. Now. i use
mono of these mild remedies. My
way is to look my trees over in March,
or early in April, before the buds
open, and destroy oil the eggs that
can find before they hatch. They
may be found near the extremities OF
tho lateral limbs, slightly resembling
q fillct of small beads fastened around
the limb. When the trees are partial
ly leaved out, | go the rounds again
By this time tho worms are hatchedi
and have travelled towards the body
of the tree, until they find suitable
crotch In which 70 erect their tent
/ 90 armed and equipped with sho,,
gun and flask Of powder. When
find an encampment OF the enemy,
put In charge of powder, 'c'tho'a
cad, place the muzzle of my gun
within foot or eighteen inches OF tho
tent. near enough so that the blaze o
the burning powder will strike il
and pull the trigger. This must BE-
done in the cool Of the morning, whei
there are no foraging parties out. 1
will send them 70 "kingdom como 50
quick that they have no time to com
plain Of the roughness Of the "roa'
over Jordan" II is the most effect
ual method have ever seen tried ut
ter the worms are Matched. Their
being no wad, nothing but tho bar
powder, IL does not injure the tree II
the leaot. II Is fine sport for ~ ounl
America" W II.
Allegheny County, ~ y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07


SuNDRY AGRICULTURAL AND DoMEs-
TIC REcElPTs.-We close our chapter
this week, with thefollowing receipts,
which some waghas connected for the
special benefit Of farmers. Just give
them u perusal
ITO prevent Hoof-Ail in cattle. -
Cut their legs off just above the
hoofs.
ITO make butter yellow. Work
in scraped carrots and pounded but
ter-cup flowers.
ITO make hens lay.'-Cut their
heads off.
'sTo fattcn hogs."-Own grist
mill.
ssTo cure hams. IF of western
hogs, soak EN- in whiskey and strych-
nine; II of eastern hogs, smoke EN-
ITO keep cattle from lice. "-Singe
the hair off close TO the roots.
s'To prevent COW from smoking
hersclf''-Suck her yourself, or milk
her dry.
ITO make good garden. Get d
good wife.
ITO raise poultry. Call at your
ncighbor's poultry yard in the night
time.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
LLE TO Tg TRUE INTERESTS OF FARMERS MECHANICS


"a. a. 4.f -
mo season ior outt'nB ana curing
grasses ana clover Tor nay being nj
manu. y may po wen 70 fv'ninu some
anu inform o'no,r INA. ,noro arc
wrong az Wen rs right ways OF per-
forming TINS simple opora''oni or, IN
otner WORDS ,hht tners arc errors ana
uanso.s VI loss ana unm"go, which
ough, 70 DO avo'ucu III 'no appiicauoh
" sal' W my hole are pro3aply
'oVoIm "no na'o u'aov'''haeu 'ho
practice OF sai'ing their nay some on
asoount Oh inc trouble ana d'mcui'y
OF having IL uoho properly. which
consists IN applying IL IN small guam.
e'''es 20 eaoh successive layer, ana
some Tor other reasons, among which
TINS may DO one that they now know
OF potter way OF administering salt
TO their stock. Still though some
may nave discontinued u, there are
not u lew VINO continue 10 think II,
what II was almost universally es-
teemed few years ago, first rate
practice 10 such ana to all who
are iikely TO apply saltto their hay, we
would submit the following sugges-
tons
III salt IL applied IN too large guam
titles tho animals fed upon ii will GER
tainiy be lett III bad condition. when
an animal Is forced by iongaDstinence
or oy It's 1000 peing 700 mghiy SAT-
ed, 10 partake Oh sait IN quantities DO
yond what the natural instinct OF the
animal would dictate, then itpccome'
poisonous or Ut least injurious; ano
deterioratcs the heaith ana conditlon
OF an animal Dy undne secretion'
from tue iiver, po"eis, &C Ihes,
excessive secretlons ROB the animal
OF portion OF JUS Ioou' ana carry OF
what wouiu o'nor"iso DC conVer'e'
INTO iat, or nesn, or milk &c,
~ 'hus oeoy"'es . n,"s'cr u consul
eraDie crit'eai importance 10 ao'er
mine mine, wnas ; Is inc quantity OF SAL
"n .s. a's a"''na "o S''' .a'"i"'J ~
'hsuhc'iso'y e'aVe uur'"s VIC con
sumption o. IL aon 2, my some ;'.a nav !,
rseol ,' 40 n'ue" 90 o'snyi u"iu
o. sa'e 70 oaen 'on ., my az, anu Npr,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

Another correspondent says:
As this is the time Of the year whom
caterpillers build their webs on fruit
trees, to their great injury and often
10 their utter destruction IL may not
bc miss 10 say something on the
subject of expelling them from their
leafy castles. Whether the plan in
tend offering Is known TO horticultur-
lists or not, do not know; put / am
we'll assured that it is an expedient
with which the people are not gene
rally acquainted. II is rs follows
Bore hole in the tree infested by
caterpillers, and let the size of the
hole be in proportion TO that of tho
tree. IL q tree, say six inches in d.
ameter, a quarter inch anger would
make hole large enough. This done,
place in the hole thus made, small
quantity of -four Of suipher, and then
drive o plug on il TO secure II. You
will soon see the result of this opera
ton in heller SHELTER emigration Of
the caterpillers, which descend frem
their former habitations to the ground
have often herad it said by persons
who experimental on the matter
that the process caused the tree te
thrive. | know il will not injure il
CERES.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

B0- Brilliant thoughts are often
slow in their formation, like the dia-
mond. Thomas Moore was often three
weeks in writing song. Theodore
Hook often took about the same time
TO perpetrate an 'impromptu;' and
Sheridan was often all day ia getting
up joke, which was supposed by
some to be the inspiration Of the mo-
ment.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
CHA RLES RULE,

Corner Broadway and fifth Street. Cincinnati, ohi.
Monuments. Tomb aud Grave stones, Marble Man
ties and sfstuary, Baptisnal Fonts, Natural Tablets
urns, Vases, Garden Figures, Cabinet and Counter
Slabs, &C, kc., constantly on hand and furnished to
order
The trade supplied with Marble In Block and Slab. or
Sawed 90 ordor.
March24,55,ly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

CURE FOR FooT EvIL.-Sure cure
for such .'foot evil as cattle in this
vicinity are troubled with:
"Fill the diseased part with fine
salt-then pour on a small quantity
of spirits Of turpentine. From one
to three applications will effect
cure.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
500 LOcaland Travelling Agents Wanted
In the West!

BUSINESS PAYING FROM FIFTY TO ONE HUN.
ID dred Dollars msnth--ns humbug or chance Of
busiess. Permanent employment given and no capi.
tai required. For particulars, sneisss pesssfs ssla
ana sddys>s. a. flHrhoN
mnfee ~ nnNr, n, ~.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

~ Associate yonr brothers in your
pursuits, and in your efforts to make
your homes centers of intelligence
and taste, and yoa will be prond that
You are farmers daughters You will
have done for the world great and
good work.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
WHEN NO SPECIAL coNTRscT ~ MAN,

On sales Of 5000 and under, commission will be
2pcr cent, except when the l. less than 400 from
5000 60 5000 will be chrrged u per cent from S..
per cent will be charged the first $4,000 On all
sales Of property while In hands, commission will
be charged though the sale be contaminated by other
prates.
To withdraw property from our charge, we require
two weeks notice. and 10 contract IL commenced
before a withdrawal. our commission must be paid,
III = We are making arrangements 20 form business
connections with reliable firms In Iowa, Missouri Wis
consn Minnesota Nebraska, and Kansas, and will be
prepared 70 locate Land Warrants, buy, exchange or
sell property TO advantage 20 those wishing
10 emigrate toa new and growing country.
We shall conduct business with promptness and ntsg
-rity and desire all those trusting their proper In eur
hands to give fair and full description Of It's
quality. advantages and disadvantages.
Persons wishing TO exchange, purchase SELL We
vito 10 examine our register.
april 1871
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
RAwsoN VALE.
OWEN WILLIAMS
OWEN WILLIAMS. RAwsoN VALE
WILLIAMS & VALE,
LAND AGENTS & COLLECTORS,
NO. % EAST WASHINGTON ST..
INDIANAPOL IND

VIII exchange, Purchase, Rent and mako sale OF all
all kinds Of Real Estate, Commission; Locate Land
Warrants, Make Investments, Pay Taxes, Examine IT,
tics, Draft Deeds, Contracts, &C.
One Of tho rm, being Attorney NJ Law, will give
his special attention 60 the Securing and Collection Of
Debts The other partner, having Thorough acqukin-
ance with the value OF real estate will devote partcu
lar attention 10 this part Of their business.
They have AN extensive acquaintance throughout
the State Of Indiana and In the Western States and
Territories generally and viii every effort 20 give
general satisfaction.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

IoycEs STAR MILL, ron GRINDING CORN
cob. HonnoRy, or Meal, end general etock Feed
's ss:sl N = FL Me- ~ MI; 4, a. 8 tRAf'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ
D., Physician Extraordinary Go the Queen. This in
valuable Medicine II unfng In the of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the female
constitution.
II modersies all excess removes all ob.ructIons and
brings the monthly period with regularity These
pills should DO used two three weeks previous
hnemon they forti the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother 20 perform
her duties with safety To herself and child.
These pills should not be taken by females
FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy. a. they are
TO bring Miscarriage; but at any other time
they are safe.
In all cases OF nervous spinal affections, palm In
the back and limbs, eayineso, fatigue slight oxer-
ton, palpitaton Of the heart owness OF spirits, ys.
tories, Sick headache, Whites, and all the painful dis
occasoned by disordcred system, those Pills
will effect when all other have failed and
although powerful remedyi do not contain Iron Gallo.
mel, anthony, any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price,
In the United stetes and Canadas, 81.
One dollar and six postage stamps enclosed 90 any an.
thorsed agent will Insure bottle OF the pills by return
mail.
W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis
General agent for Indian.
Sold by u. v. Johnson, Brookyile; Clifford oobls
anreli Chas Nancamp, Metamora; r. shrincr, Ander
Lville janiB,' 57,1y .
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
AYERS
('atIlnriic Pills

n 4 n ~ =
IL Cathurtic Pills
fsp0<R coAfkD
as Hsnt 30
cLxAusk THE st00p AND cUkx 1Nx aicx
tnxeitds, FATHERS. Methess, fhysietsss,
rhfisAthrsptsts. rsad thsif kne<ss.
sna j~des % thssr vfss~ss-
FoA 1iix cpkk of "a.
Hssdashss sick Headache !, ren! sle.s.ss'
ne vs:. assl.el's ssy "a, az As:s = X. ~.
,s.s si.:s.. :, Gee. i .ss y. sss sSss De- :.
ne. the fsci 4 worth knowing.
f'a" With s'''' "''''t a. M p s..1 rx. o.
vilious Disorders asd Liver cenr1aisss.
wlsmsssos, n O. 7 gss- i.ss
practice sver .snss yos mss sns va e-nraf k~ssss
90; .ss On ' DE s' srs ss sss ,ssssss
y he, arc IN sdnlsslls remedy 81 as<anosns11 4 ~
~ . e. sas h ss,s q: ; s ssss ~, ss o.. =
'''''''''' '''i zy~s 40 Y - i,S.; s : -
Dysentsry, IRelax, ard wores.
rosI orssez, uxxr1Azp. Lv. o.. xsos- No. "a isss
s, s.,s acne nss nv %s,s .ss sss e. - -:
she had hesn sek and pininr svy ior months Wet
on b. docorrd great expsnss su< No b<Isf ~
then commenced taxing your f1IIs which on <u-sS ~
hy sxpsiIInx large quantities. x worms ( fru~ H.,
hoig They Afterwards cured her and our tvs ck1drs.
Of bloody d,srntsry 0ns q olf ksl Id 40
nv wlfs cared hn with two Aasrs a. sour Pllis Nm
oii<ss around Ne pald nom Ave ~ .w<nts ls&rs 1nrsos
Ils and Lot much time without bsIe rofs6 snfrsIy
even then Such msd'ens e yours. ~h'sh 4 sr<aA'',
''''' '''' '''' " aEo. ). okurrs. h~-~<-.
INDIGESTION and Impurity of the blood.
ss- Rev. j. v ls~ss. Thssv q <ss~s oz~sA B<~
Dz ARM have us-d your pills With extraordinary
suocr~s In nv family and ssnone osr en- csii.1 10 ~
10 diss-s oEnlAis The orfsns q desss,on spd pusf
uhs blood They are ne vsy 80 rms9 nw 80
nsnas' -''@ - Your ~ uIu a
w....x w,c,,.s "a n n. a. sx 49,.
III - - ..nk ly ,. y. ~. =. ~ - ~
svvfsm and uurIfr De Souufsins II ~ blood y
JOHN a. MKICHIM. ND
49, 81 ---.. ~------
ErysfpcIsss scromin, kinfs Evtis Ietsefs
Tunaors, and sail Hheum.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

ti variety Of the latest styles. seasonable Hats
aud eaps always on mana al TyErg Il kisnLEf.
Rockville. Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

NYOTIoNs-A GENERAL VARIETY OF NO.
IN lions, such Combs, Needles, Pins. silk and
Cotton flosscs Tidy Yarns, Bells, Pencils, Port Mon.
naios 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, 1857-08-07
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

FVA 1ik kAIAA StAA VI
COUGHS, COLDS, HoAHxErEsr.1 NyLs-
ENzA, BR0NCHITls, WHooPrNo
COUGH, GROUP ASTHMA, IN
CIpIENT CONSUMPTION,
nd for the relief o. eousunpuve patients In sdss-osd
We need not ge<k 10 The public q ~ VIRTUES
American States IN ~onderfn eur~< q psesn~ry COS.
plsIntr have mads Il already Known Nay NV are ths
kmss IN any civilized country % ths continent without
personal sxpersnos of ia sscfs and RIVER YET NE
communities any whore which have not smons tnssn
some living trophy q i victory over The sns and DAP
ssrous diseases of the throat and unfs While ths
meet powerful sntdote yet known 10 man foI The ofnl
dAblc and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonsr orxHns
also the plssxAntes and ssfst remedy that can b en-
ploysd OR infants and ycunf persons Parents should
have n IN store against the insidous enemy that steak
upon them unprcpered. We have abundant grounds "
bslisve the cnrKEr Prc1onA more hvss y ne cn
sumptions Il prevents than thoss u eurss Keep ~
you and cure your colds whils they are cnbi NOT nf
Isci them until no human sii master ne insxorshh
csnker that fastened the vitHls eats your Ne AVA,
An know the dreadful fatality q lung disorders, and -
thsy know 100 the VIRTUES Of this remedy, We need not
more than % than Il still made The beat y ca
b. We spare no cost care. no foii 70 produce VI
perfect possible and thus afford thoss Who rely a.
Che bs agent which our skin can furnish e thsr suFs
PREPARED By DR.. ]. c. lfRR,
prastieal and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. nass
AND SOLD By
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

TINE AGRICULTURAL STEAMER Is DESIGN
cd for cooking food for all kinds ofstock; steam
ing single blocks carriage and chair timber render.
Ing lard and taliow and for heating water for y
boiling sugar water, making soap. and a variety OF
other uses. The Steamer does.the work required In
less than half the time, with much less and
Mt the same time cheaper, than can be done In any
other way. Its perfectly simple, and safe, being 80
constructed as TO avoid the possibility Of explosion.
For particulars call the subscriber. Price, e45.
l am delivering the Little Giant and Steamer 10
the farmers OF Franklin, Fayette, Union. Rush and
Decatur courties,at
Cincinnati Prices
All orders addressed 10 mo at Brookvllle will
meet prompi attention. WIN. X. MULFORD.
Rockville, Apriil7, 80.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

poNyETs, GYPsIEs, RIBBONS AND FLOWERS,
Of the latest styles. sax, cacius, knrlish, Straw
Grapes. Flowers and Bordis, Al Trsss 4 Krssrrs
Rockville, Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

state OF Indiana; Marion County; q. ..
In the Marion Circuit Court OF Marion County, In the
State OF Indiana. October torn, A. u. leS5
ANNIE J. CHkEvEka
DItOHCE.
BENJAMIN. N. CHRHyER,>
Be n known, that on this 10th day Of June In the
year 1851, the above named planf BY her attorneys
died In the once ofthe CLERK ofMaron Circuit Court
her complaint against raid defendant IA the shove en-
titled cause together with an afdAyit OF competent
person. that said defendant, Bsazmne "a. chesser IA
mot resident Of the state Of Indiana.
Said defendebt is therefore hereby notinsd OF the
fling and pendeney OF aidempaint against him. and
hat uuless be appear aud dumuf thereto NJ
he calling OF said cause on the second day fthc
term OF said Csutt 70 be begun and he'd the Cogu
House, In the city VI indianapolis the fourh Mon
day In october next, said plsnt and the matters
nd thercin contained aud viii be heard
aid dete rmined in has absence.
Attest, JNo. G. NEW, clf
BARsouR d KKfcnkn a Cofus,
june E-3w- Attorneys Tor plEinun.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

IE uNnHnsi0NRn IiAyk iusf RnrElyEp A
large supply of The yeFlous slsez of Looking GLASS
Plate, and arr prepared 10 hi erdess ON Fees nabe
terms. HArstMsE q ihEANs
LIIL
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
REFERENcEs.

Stewart Bowen, Jno. ID. Dcfrces, Prest Central
Rank, indianapolis; Weeks stacy, NJ. Dcs Moinos,
Iowa; Hon. Schuyler Cofax, NJ. O., South Bend, Ind
Hon Lewis Burk, Richmond, Ind; ID. D. Cook, Atty
Maumee City, Ohio: II. ;. Cumminge, Atty, Toledo,
Ohio Garfield honct, Grocers Cincinnati, Ohio Han
nah, Garreston Co., Cleveland, Ohio Hon. o. Bowen,
Hon. Thos. W. BARLEY, Hon. Josiah Scott Supreme
Court Of Ohio; Adams Buckinghams, New York City;
Lippencott, Coffin a Co., Philadelphia Benz. Powers
T. Moore, Jr., bankers, Delaware, Ohio Geo. Qulnby
Banker, Bucyrus, Ohlo J. =; Morehead& Co., Louis.
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